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A Development Plan is a strategic document guiding urban or rural growth, outlining policies for land use, infrastructure, and public services to ensure sustainable development. There are various types of development plans, including Regional, Master, Zonal, Local Area, Sector, and Site Plans, each serving different levels of detail and geographic focus. The goal is to enhance citizens' quality of life while safeguarding the environment.

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A Development Plan is a strategic document guiding urban or rural growth, outlining policies for land use, infrastructure, and public services to ensure sustainable development. There are various types of development plans, including Regional, Master, Zonal, Local Area, Sector, and Site Plans, each serving different levels of detail and geographic focus. The goal is to enhance citizens' quality of life while safeguarding the environment.

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CITY PLANNING - ASSIGNMENT 3

A Development Plan is a strategic document used by


governments, municipalities, or planning authorities
to guide and control the growth and development of
urban or rural areas. It outlines policies and
proposals for the optimal use of land, infrastructure,
housing, transport, and public services. The aim is to
promote balanced, sustainable, and orderly
development that improves the quality of life for
citizens while protecting the environment.

Types of Development Plans in Hierarchical Order


1. Regional Plan: This covers a large geographic area, often across multiple cities or
districts. It coordinates development efforts for resources, infrastructure, and
land use across the entire region.
2. Master Plan (or Comprehensive Plan): A long-term plan for the development of a
city or town, focusing on land use, zoning, transportation, public utilities,
housing, and public spaces.
3. Zonal Plan: A more detailed plan focusing on specific zones within the city, like
residential, commercial, industrial, or mixed-use areas. It specifies land-use
regulations and infrastructure needs for each zone.
4. Local Area Plan: This addresses the development needs and regulations for
smaller, specific neighborhoods or districts within a city. It focuses on detailed
design, street layouts, parks, and community facilities.
5. Sector Plan: These plans focus on individual sectors such as housing,
transportation, education, or healthcare, outlining specific policies and
infrastructure needs within a city or region.
6. Site Plan: The most detailed level of planning, focusing on individual
development projects or plots. It covers the layout of buildings, roads,
landscaping, utilities, and parking for specific sites.

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