Town planning scheme 5
Town Planning Scheme 5
Scheme 5 is barely documented. In everything we hold it is one row on a table: a number and an area of about 74.75 sq km. No scheme drawing, no list of villages, no stage and no government order. This page shows that emptiness rather than filling it.
A town planning scheme is a government order that redraws all the plot boundaries in one area at once. A share of everyone's land is kept back for roads, parks, schools and land the authority can sell, and each owner gets a smaller regular plot in return. This page is the record for scheme 5.
Because no drawing and no order was supplied for it, this site cannot tell you which villages it touches or what stage it has reached. Those cells are empty because the documents are empty, not because the answer is unknowable to the authority.
The record itself
Stage is the field to read first. Draft means proposed and not yet binding. Preliminary means sanctioned, so it can be acted on. Development plan allocation means it appears on the 2012 plan and nothing further reached us.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Record type | development plan allocation only |
| Stage | no stage stated in any supplied document |
| Name on the sheet | no titled scheme document supplied |
No scheme document or notification for TPS 5 was supplied. The Final Development Plan lists it as one of the six Town Planning Schemes into which DSIR is divided; it does not state a statutory stage.
How much land it covers
The word approximate is printed on the column heading in the source itself, so treat this as a planning figure and not a surveyed measurement.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Value | 74.75 |
| Unit | sq km |
| Qualifier | approx (source column header reads 'AREA IN SQ KM. (APPROX.)') |
| String as printed | 74.75 |
| What the value refers to | the Town Planning Scheme boundary as delineated in the Final Development Plan sanctioned 2012-09-10 |
| Date of value | 10 September 2012 |
| Restated in the body text as | ~ 75 sq km |
| Source | dp_report1.pdf p.183 (printed p.161), Figure 10-2: Town Planning Schemes in DSIR, inset 'TP TABLE' |
| Classification | OFFICIAL |
Among the six Development Plan rows it is number 2 by area, at 17.7 per cent of the 422.42 sq km the six rows sum to. Rank, share and sum are arithmetic done by this site.
| Scheme | Its area, sq km | Difference, sq km |
|---|---|---|
| Scheme 2 | 102.34 | -27.59 |
| Scheme 6 | 67.33 | 7.42 |
| Scheme 3 | 66.60 | 8.15 |
| Scheme 4 | 60.00 | 14.75 |
| Scheme 1 | 51.40 | 23.35 |
The Development Plan also sorts the schemes into phases, meaning the order the government intended to take them up in. Scheme 5 is in Phase 3. The sentence that puts it there names a second scheme alongside it, and it quotes an area of its own that does not have to match the table.
Word for word: Phase 3: In Town Planning Scheme 5 (~ 75 sq km) & 6 (~67 sqkm) Source dp_report1.pdf p.185. OFFICIAL
A phase is an intention recorded in 2012. It is not a start date, not a completion date, and nothing in our documents reports whether the intended order was kept. By area, the schemes either side of this one are scheme 2 at 102.34 sq km; scheme 6 at 67.33 sq km.
Which villages it takes land from
We do not know. No document we hold lists the villages for scheme 5, and the same is true of schemes 2, 4, 5, 6. Only four sheets carry a village list in their title block: schemes 1 and 3, and the two extra sheets 2/A and 4/A.
We could read the villages off the map by eye, and we will not. That would turn a guess into what looks like a fact, and the drawings themselves warn against being used that way.
no village list supplied. To see which schemes do name a given village, use the village register. Being absent from this page is not evidence that a village is outside the scheme.
The government order behind it
There isn't one in our documents. Only two signed orders exist across the whole set, both from the Special Investment Region Apex Authority: SIRAA/03/2012/566-A of 3 October 2012 for scheme 1, and SIRAA/06/2013/439 of 24 October 2013 for scheme 3. Neither of them mentions scheme 5.
The numbering of those two would let us guess at a number for this one. Guessing at the number of a government order would be inventing evidence, so the field stays empty.
no government order supplied. This does not prove no order exists. It means none reached this record, and you should check the current position with the authority.
Where all this came from
You should be able to check every line on this page against the document it came from. This is that list.
| Document | Page | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| dp_report1.pdf | p.183 | existence, number, area |
The full list of documents, including the four that carry no machine-readable text at all, is on the documents page. Every rule quoted anywhere on this site is collected, word for word, on the exact wording page.