WEEKLY ISSUE REGISTERED No.: L-7532 rey Che Punjab Gazette PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 16 LAHORE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14, 2009 (PART-1) PUNJAB GOVERNMENT NOTIFCATIONS AND ORDERS CONTENTS Punjab Government Notification and Orders Punjab Government Notification and Orders Sacial Welfare and Local Government Department, vothing for publication ‘olification by Commissioners Social Welfare And Local Government Department, Nothing for publication Republication from the Gazette of Pakistan Nothing for publication Parte-B Pareitt Industries Department, Commissioners af Division ‘and Miscellan Part-UI-A. University Notifications Nothing for publication Court Natives Nothing for publication Part-lll-C Board of Secondary Education- Part Parell Gener PartlV (1) Acts ofthe National Assembly assented ty by the President and Act of the National Assembly, ‘Nothing for publication introduced in the National Assembly and ls published before introduction ‘Nothing for publication @ Part-V Notification by Provincial Assembly of Punjab SUPPLEMENTS Part Statistical. ‘Weather and Crop Report of the Northern Zone, Nothing for publication Statement showing retail prices current of fovdgrains, ete Nothing for publication ‘Notes on the conditions of Crops ete. Nothing for publication Daily Rainfall recorded inthe former Punjab Pro Nothing for publication Nothing for publication GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB ‘ INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT Dated Lahore, the FN september, 2009 . NOTIFICATION No. SO(ENQ\REGN)6-95/2006:- Whereas the Government of the Punjab is satisfied that the Governing Body of the Anglo Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi régistered under the Socleties Registration Act, 1860 had been acting in a manner contrary to public interest and the interests of the Members of the Anglo Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, 2. AND WHEREAS the Government of the Punjab is satisfied that for efficient Price Rs. 6.50 (403 )404 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 , PART-I runt ing of the affairs of the Anglo Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, the. supersession of the present Governing Body has become essential. 3. THEREFORE, in exércise of the powers conferred under Section 16-4’ of the Societies Registration Act, 1860; ° a) The Governing body of the Angto Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi is superseded with immediale effect for a period of six months. b) _ Adhoc Body of the following members of the Anglo Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi: is hereby constituted to perform all functions of the Governing Body during the period of supersession. They will arrange fresh elections of governing body of the Anglo Arabic Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi in accordance with its Memorandum of Association and Rules / Regulations and would handover affairs of Anglo Arable Schools and College, Old Boys Association, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi to the newly elected Governing Body: - Dr. Razia Sultana D/o Rasheed ahmad Alvi Mr. Rizwan Khaleel! Shamsi S/o Khaleel! Ahmed Mr. Nisar Nazish S/o Niaz Muhammad Mr. Abdul Waheed Malik S/o Malik Muhammad Shafique Mr. Ahmad-ul-Hussain S/o Shoukat Mahmood r (RAO wi HAYAT) . ‘SECRETARY INDISTRIES GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB : HOUSING, URBAN’DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH . ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Dated Lahore 1st October, 2009 Notification: ©. SO(H-)5-2/81(0R) In exercise of powers conferred upon him under section 43 of the Punjab evelopment of Citiés Act 1976 (XIX of 1976), the Governor of the Punjab makes the following nies CHAPTER! INTRODUCTION 4. Short title and commencement. (1) These rules may be cited as the Punjab Develpment Authorities Land Use (Classification, Reclasifeation and Redevelopment) Rules, 2008, (2) These’ shail come into force at once (nese rls sal be applicable Ino ct area nolifled by a Development Autos, in 3 City District 2. Definitions — In these rules unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context,— (i) ‘agriculturat area” means land outside the per-urbian area which is predominantiy used for the cultivation of crops and includes cropiand, pastureland, orchards, nurseries and dairy farms; (i) “approved scheme’ means a scheme approved by the Government, an Authoriy, a tocal government or any other public authority : (ii) “Authority” means ‘a development authority established under Section 4 of the Punjab Development of Cities Act 1976 (XIX of 1976); : (iv) “betterment fee” means the fee levied by an Authority under Section 22 of the Punjab Development of Cities Act 1976 (XIX of 1976);PART-1 w wi wid wily (oo 9 a oa xi xi) (xiv) : ow) (xi) (xv 7 vv) xix) rc) (xx) xxi) wai) (oo) (oovi) (oxvi) cexvi) xxix) (0009) THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 ‘ouilding fine” means the line beyond which the outer face of a building may not be projected in the direction of an existing or proposed road except the compound wall “building regulations” mean the building and zoning regulations of an Authority as notified from time to time: ‘ity arca” means the area nbtfied under section 3 of the Punjab Development of Cities Act. 1976 (XIX of 1976); commercial area" means an area which is designated for commercial use as per approved scheme or master plan, or is being used, as such in the established built up area: “commercial use” means land use which is predominantly connected with sale and distribution of goods and services: ‘competent authority” means an Authority competent to approve and classification, reclassification or redevelopment: ‘commercial corridor’ means a road or a segment of a road. with not less than sixty feet right of way and specified depth of area, which has been designated as commercial by'a competent authorty: “District Planning and Oesign Committee” means a District Planning and Design Comittee constituted by the Government under rule 52: “educational institution’ includes a school, college, university, research or training center, library or a madrassah: “established built up area” riteans built up area other than the built up area in an’ approved scheme: “environmentally sensitive area” means an area that has been designated’as such Under Regulation 22 of the Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency ( Review of intial Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2000, “Government” means the Governmient of the Punjab housed in the Housing, Urban Development and Public Health Engineering Department: ° healthcare ‘institution’: includes" a” hospital, health centre, dispensary, clinic Polyclinic, clinical laboratory, medical training center, nursing home, dental centre, homeopathic or acupuncture center, recognized as such by any law for the time being in force: “histarically significant area’ means an area designated under any law for the time being in force as historically, architecturally or archeologically significant area; - “industrial area” means an area which is" designated for industrial use as per approved scheme or master plan, oris being used as such in the established built vp area: “industrial Area Scrutiny Committee’ means the Industrial Area Scrutiny ‘Committee constituted by the Government under rule 53; “industrial -use" means land use which is predominantly connected with manufacturing, assembling, processing or storage of goods; “industrial corridor’ means a road or a segment of a road, with not less than sixty feet right of way and-has been reclassified as such by a competent authority; “industrial plot” means an industrial plot in an industrial estate, approved scheme ‘or master plan: ‘nstitulional use" means land use which is redominantty connected with ‘education, health, public or private office, hotel, thez:re or auditorium; intercity service area’ means an area designated by the competent authority as service area along the intercity road outside the peg-urban area, ‘katchi abadi’ means an area declared by the Govérnment as, katchi abadi under the Punjab Katchi Abadis Act 1992 (Vil! of 1892); ‘and use. plan’ means a plan approved by a’ competent authority for reclassification, development or redevelopment of an area; ‘master plan” means a land use plan of an area and includes a structure plan, an ‘outiine development plan, a spatial plan,, periurban structure plan and a metropolitan plan “non-conforming use” means the land use that does not conform to the permitted cof permissible land use butis existing at site; ‘notified area” means an area in which special restrictions regarding its development or redevelopment have been imposed under any law for the time being in force: 405406 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 ‘boxi) ‘other restricted area’ means an area in'which the Federal Government, the Government, a locai government or any other public body has imposed certain building or area development restrictions; (xxi) “perturbain area” means an area that spans the landscape between contiguous turban development and rural countryside with low population density and is, predominantly being used for agricultural activity and is likely to be urbanized in the next twenty years; (xxl) ‘project afea” means an area selected by the Authority to prepare a land use reclassification scheme; (xxiv) ‘public sector institutional area” means an area reserved for the Federal Government, the Government, an Authorty. a local government or any other public body. (ev), “redevelopment” means renewal,.reconstruction or up gradation of infrastructure and buldings in-an area (exxvi) “residential area means an area which is designated for residential .use in accordance with an approved scheme or master plan, or is being used as such in an established built up area, (oxi) “residential use” means land use which is predominantly connected with housing (vexxvi) “right of way" means the width of road or street between two opposite properties, “Table” means a table appended to the rules valuation table" means a Valuation table notified under the Stamp Act 1899 (II of 1898); and (xii) ‘Zila Couincit” means the Zila Council of the concemed City District 3. Terms not defined.— A word or term used in these rules but not defined sttall have the same meaning as in the Punjab Development of Cities Act 1976 (XIX of 1976). CHAPTER I LAND USE CLASSIFICATION 4, Land use classes - (1) An’Authorty shall classify land in the city area inte the following land use classes (a) residentia. (b) commercial (including institutional. {) industrial (a) periurban; {@) ageicutural, and (notified area ‘An Authority shall'sub-classify the land use classes according to the characteristics as din the Table A, 5. Residential area — An Authority shall sub-classify a residential area as follows: (a) approved scheme: () RAL: means a residential area with size of plots being more than two kanal and right of way of roads ranging from fy feet to two hundred and twenty feet and 2 typical right of way of sixty feet, (i) RAZ: means a residential area with size of plots being one kanal to two kanal and right of way of roads rangihg from thirly feet to one hundred and eighty feet and a typioal right of way of thirty feet . (ii)’ RAS: means'a residential area with size of plots being ten marta to one kanal and fight of way of roads ranging from thirty feet to one hundred and twenty feet and ‘atypical right of way of thirty feet; and (iv): RA4: means @ residential area with size of piots being less than ten maria and right of way of roads ranging from twenty feet to eighty feet and a typical right of way of thirty feet (b) established built up area: (i) REt: means a residential area with size of plots being more than one kanal and fight of way of roads ranging from forty feet to two hundred and twenty feet and a typical right of way of forty feet; (i) RE2: means a residential area with size of plots being ten marta to one kanal and right of way of roads canging from thirty feet to one hundred and twenty feet and a typical right of way of thirty feet; PART-IPART-1 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 407 a lit) RE3. means a residential area with size of plots being five marla to ten maria and right of way of roads ranging from twenty feet to sixty feet and a typical right of way of thirty feet; and (wv) RE4: means a residential area with size of plots being less than five maria and right of way of roads up to forty feet and a typical right of way of twenty feet Land use of residential area~ An Authority shall ensure that the following land: use ‘ovisions under permitted. permissible and prohibited uses are strictly followed in a fesidental om (@) permitted uses ‘an Authority shail permit following uses in a residential area: () detached house: (ii) semi- detached house. (ii), town house; {iv} “residential apartment (W)_ neighborhood level park and playground; (8) place of worship or prayer: (it) place of burial or cremation; and (i) Rorticuttural nursery (b} permissible uses subject {0 rule 18, 2 competent authority may grant permission for any of the following uses: : (i) daycare centre or preschoo! (i). primary schoo! (i) secondary school (iv) dispensary with no bed and laboratory facilites: (¥) tibrary (wi) guest house having not more than ten rooms; small size comer shop at the ground floor. and office of a professional not exceeding twenty five percent of the floor area. as office associated with resident professional; this facility shall be available toa resident holding both a professional degree, diploma -or ‘certificate and a registration with a statutory body established under a law for the time being in force 7 (©) prohibited uses: ‘an Authority shall not allow a person to use a property in a residential area for a Purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible 7. Commercial area.— An Authority shall sub-classify a commercial area as follows: : (@) approved scheme: {) CAt: means commercial area with size of plots being more thah two kanal and Fight of way of road ranging from fity feet to two hundred and.twenty feet and a typical nght of way of sixty feet: (il) CA2: means commercial area with size of plots being one kanal to two kanal and right of way of road ranging from thirty feet to one hundred ahd eighly feet and a typical ight of way of thirty feet: « (ii) CAS: means commercial area with size of plots being ten maria to one kanal and fight of way of road ranging from thirty feet to one hungred and twenty feet and a typical right of way of thity feet: and408 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 RT- (iv). CA4: means commercial area with size of plots being legs than ten marla and * ‘ight of way of road ranging from twenty feet to eighty feet and a typical right of way of thirty feet: 7 7 (b) established built up area 7 (i) CEL means commercial area with size of plats being more than one kanal and right of way of road ranging from forty feet to two hundred and twenty feet and a typical right of way of forty feet: . (i), CE2: means commertial area with size of plots being ten maria to one kanal and Tight of way of road ranging from thirty feet to one hundred and twenty feet and a typical right of way of thirty feet; (iii) CE3: means commercial area with size of plots being five maria to ten maria and right of way of road ranging from twenty feet to sixty feet, and a typical right of way of thirty feet, and z (iv) CE4: means commercial area with size of plots being less than five maria and Tight of way of road ranging upto forty feel and a typical right of way of twenty feet: {c) commercial corridors: (i), CC1; means commercial corridor with size of plots being more than six kanal and ‘ight ofway of roads more than one hundred and twenty feet (i) CC2: means commercial corridor with size of plots being four kanal to six kanal ‘and right of way of roads ranging from one hundred feet to one hundred and | twenty feet: (ii) CC3: means commercial corridor with size of plots being two kanal to less than four kanal and right of way of roads ranging from eighty feet to ane hundred feet; and (iv) CC4: means commercial corridor with size of plots being one kanal to less than two kanal and right of way of rads ranging from sixty feet to eighty feet. 8. Land use of commercial ‘area An Authority shall ensure that the following land use provisions under permitted, permissible and prohibited uses are strictly followed in a commercial area (a) permitted uses: ‘an Authority shall permit foliowing uses in a cprnmercial area: () muti storey building: (il), apartment, 7 (iu) plaza; (iv) residential fat on upper for: . (0 matket, shopping mal depart soe: (vy business fatty (wi private oe: (ai) goverment or sem-Goveramen fice (ix) Court or tribunal, (00) financial institution; «a cutralintuson auch a psk, memorial and nim | a cece ner | . {ei tot! having nat more than twenty rooms | px) showroom and hop oe SoulesPART-1 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 409 (pol) social welfare institution such as community centre. art gallery & museum, (xvi) parking plaza, a (xix). taxi stand and bus halt (0). police station, post office, fire station: and (xxi) place of worship or prayer: (©) permissible uses: subject to rule 18. 2 competent authority may grant permission for any of the following uses: ()) educational institution; . (id) research institution with a minimum plot size of four kanal (i) marraige or banquet hall with a minimum plot size of four kanal, fiv) cinema; (eater, sori, concert ha oF ein all wih a sinkeum plo i of for canal: (vi) seasonal commercial fare site: (wii: stadium or play land; (wit petrol pump or gas station, (0) bus or truck terminal: (®), loading and unloading requirements of all uses; (xi). weighbridge: (xi) prvate hospital (x1). hotel four star or above; (xv) television or other studio; (ex) auto workshop, (wv) whole sale storage place: (xvi). printing press: (xvi) athletic club, gymnasium, fitness centre or indoor spor facility; and (xix) base trans receiver station or communication tower: (©) prohibited uses: an Authority shall notallow a person to use land or building in a commercial area for ‘any purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible, 8. Industrial area.— An Authority shall sub-classify an industrial area as follows (a) approved scheme ()) IAT means induStriat area with size of plots being five acre and above and right of way of road ranging from eighty feet to two hundred feet: (i) 1A2: means industrial area with size of plots being one acre to less than five acre ‘and right of way of road ranging from sixty feet to one hundred forty feet; (i) 1A3_means industrial area with size of plots being four kanal to less than one acre and right of way of road ranging from fity feet to one hundred and twenty feet and : iv) Ad medhs industrial area with size of piots being less than four kanal and right : of way of road up to eighty feet: - (b) established built up area: (0 1E1: means industrial area with size of plots being above four kanal and right of way of road ranging from forty feet to eighty feet with a typical right of way of forty . feet410 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 (i) 1E2: means industrial area with size of plots being two kanal to four kanal and right of.way of road ranging from thirty feet to sixty feet with a typical right of way of thirty feet tii) 1E3. means industrial area with size of plots being one kanal to less than two kanal and right of way of road ranging from twenty feet to sixty feet with a typical right of way of thity feet; and (iv) IE4. means industrial area with size of plots, being iess than oné kanal and right of way of road up to forty feet with a typical right of way of twenty feet (c) industrial corridor, () IC1: means industrial corridor with size of plots being more than two kanal located along the provincial high ways outside the per-urban areas: and (i) 1C2: means industrial corridor with size of plots being one kanal to one acre focated along the intercity road inside the peri-urban area 10.Land use of industrial area ~An Authority shall ensure that the following land use provisions under permitied, permissible and prohibited uses are strictly followed in an industrial areat (1) approved industrial area: the permitted, permissible and prapibited land uses shail be in accordance with the ‘approved scheme of an industrial area: 6 (2) established built-up area and industrial corridor (iC2). (a) permitted uses: an Authority shall permit following uses in a established built up area and IC2 area 7 (®) cottage or light industry: (i) construction equipment; (ii) warehouse, storage or distribution centre; (jv) building material store; (v) fire station; and (vi) loading and unloading place (b) permissible uses: : subject to rule 18, a competent authority may grant permission for any of the : following uses, (0) medium industry: (i) petrol pump or gas station; {ily essential residential, commercial or, educational facility for laborers or employees; and (iv)_ police station. post office: (©) prohibited uses ‘an Authority shall ot allow a person fo use a property in an industrial area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible Notwithstncing the provisions ‘under (a) &(0) above, folowing acts shall also not be permitted in an established builtup area and IC2 (storing. packing, pursing, cleaning, preparing, and manufacturing of blasting powder, ammunition, fire works, gun powder. sulphur, mercury, gases, nitro- ‘compounds, phosphorous, dynamite: (iy storing explosives, petrol, oil, lubricants, and other inflammabie materials including coal, chemicals, liquids or otherwise cleaning dying, preparing and ‘manufacturing of cloth or yam in indigo or other colour, PART-IPART-L THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 (ii). storing, processing. cleaning, crushing, melting, preparing or manufacturing and dealing in bombs. tallow, offal, fat blood, soap, raw or dry hide or skin. washing or dying woo! or hair. and Ww casting of heavy metals, electro piating, welding, marble cutting and polishing, manufacturing of cement or pipes. burning or grinding of lime stone; metal or use of any othér obnoxious or hazardous material (3) industrial corridor (IC1) (a) permitted uses: . an Auithonty shall Berm following uses in an industrial corridor: : () light, medium or heavy industry including manufacturing, production. processing. cleaning, servicing and repair of materials, goods or products. . (i) ancillary office or place for industry: (ii) petrol pump or gas station (iv) essential residential, commercial or educational facilty for employees; (W) police station, post office or fire station, (ui), loading and unloading place: (vi) construction equipments (wi) warehouse, storage or distribution center: and {ix}, building materiai store (o} permissible use. subject to rule 18, 2 competent authority'may grant permission for any of the following uses: : {i)_ storing. packing, pursing, cleaning, preparing, and manufacturing of blasting powder ‘ammunition, fire works, gun powder. sulphur, mercury, gases, nitro- compounds, phosphorous dynamite lip. storing explosives. petrot, oll, lubricants, and other inflammable materials including coal, chemicals, liquids or otherwise cleaning dying, preparing and ‘manufacturing of cloth or yarn in indigo or other colour; {iy storing, processing, cleaning, crushing, melting, preparing or manufacturing and dealing in bombs, tallow, offal fat blood, soap. raw or dry hide or skin. ~ washing or dying wool or hair, and {iv)_ casting of heavy metals, electro plating, welding, marble cutting and polishing, : manufacturing of cement or pipes, burning or grinding of ime stone, metal or ‘ < ute of any other obnoxious or hazardous material (c) prohibited use ‘an Authority shall'not allow a person to use a property in a industrial area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible, 41. Peri -urban area.-An Authority shall ensure that the area that spans the landscape between contiguous urban development and rural countryside with fow population density and is predominantly being used for agricultural activity and is likely to be urbanized in the next twenty years is notified as peri-urban area. ; 42.Land use in peri-urban area~ Ax Authority shall ensure that land use provisions under permitted, permissible and prohibited uses prescrived for residential, commercial institutional. Industral and notified area land uses are strict followed in the peri-urban area as follows (2) permitted use ' tan Authonty shall permit land uses in the periurban areas in accordance with the a approved per-utban structure plan (b) permissible use -412 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 PART-1 an Authority, Subject fo rule 18. may grant any ofthe permissible uses in accordance with the approved peri-urban structure plan (6) prohibited use: : an Authonty shall not allow a person to use a property in a pervurban area for a purpose which 1s neither permitted nor permissible in the approved peri-urban structure plan. 13 Agricultural area—An Authority shall ensure that the aree falling outside the peri-urban area is YYotiied as agriculture area S4.Land use in agricultural area— An Auihonty shall ensure that the following tand use _ov'sions under permitted, permissible and prohibited uses are strictly folowed in an agricultural area (2) permitted use: i. ! ‘an Authority shall perma following land use in an agricultural area: i crop. co) iy tiv) w wip co) wi co “® iy orchard pasture land Ivestock uch as dry or poultry tam forest. nursery 07a gieen house; “tube welt rurat settlement or village place of worship or prayer: place of burial or cremation; and ‘corner shop: (©) permissible use subject to rule 18, a competent authority may grant permission for any of the following uses {i agricultural machinery workshop; : ww) i Ww) “ ~™ brick kil basic heatth unit animal husbandry clinic: country club; farm house: (vii) public or private recreational park: and {vill 200 oF wildlife park: (c) prohibited use: an Authority shail not allow a person to use a propeity in'@ agricultural area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible. 45, Notified area An Authority shall ensure that the notifications issued for the” historically significant area, environmentally sensitive area, public sector institutional area ,other restricted area of an intercity service area are strictly complied with. 46.Land use in notified area — An Authority shall ensure that the following land use provisions Under permitted, permissible and prohibited uses are strictly followed as per master plan, peri urban structure plan and an approved scheme .in a notified area: . . (1) istoricaly significant area : (a) permitted use :PART-I THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 413 3) “ an Authority shall ensure that land use permitted in a historically significant area is in accordance with any special or general law and the conditions provided in the otiication governing the historically signficant area (b) permissible use: an Authority. subject to rule 18, may grant’ any of the permissible uses in a fstoricaly significant area which 1s in accordance with any special or general law and the conditions provided in the notification governing the historically significant area (€) prohibited use: an Authority shall not allow a persen to use 2 property in a historically significant ares for 2 purpose which is neither permitted nor permissibie eouironmentally sensitive area (a) permitted use ‘an Authority shall ensure that permitted land use in an environmentally sensitive area is in accordance with special or general law and any special conditions applicable in the environmentally sensitive area, (©) permissible use. ‘an Authority may. subject to rule 18, grant any of the permissible use in an environmentally sensitive area subject to any special or general law, (6) prohibited use an Authority shal ensure that no person is allowed to use @ property in an enwronmentally sensitive area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor permissible. . pubic sector institutional area: (@) permitted use 2 competent authonty’ shall ensure that permitted land use in a puble sector tnsttvional area isin accordance with any special or genera aw (bi permssibie use : subject to rule 18 a competent authority may grant permission for" any of the folowing uses (i) pubic office including a Federal Govemmient. Government, local government office or an office of an Authonty or any other public body; (@) official residence, + (ii) educational institution; * (iv) religious institution; (6) mess or club: (w) heattheare institution (vil) diplomatic premises; (wit) ail or prison, (ix) television station or studio! and (x) any ancillary use: (e) prohibited use. a9 Authority Shall not allow a person to use a property in a public sector institutional area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor perm.ssible other restricted area (a) permitted use:THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 PART-1 ‘an Authority shall ensure that land use permitted in any other restricted area is in . ‘accordance with any special or general law and the conditions provided in the notification governing the restricted area’ (b) permissibie use : an Authority, subject to rule 18. may grant any of the permissible uses in any other restricted area is in accordance with any special or general law and the conditions provided in the notification governing the restricted area: {c} prohibted use an Authorily shall not allow a person to use a property in any other restricted area for ‘a purpose which is neither permitted nor permissibie. 3 (5) interity service area (2) permitied use: ‘a competent authority shail permit folowing land use in an intercity service area () commercial use: (id. residential use: and (i) any ancitary use: (b) permissible use subject to Tule 18. a competent authority may grant permission for any of the folowing uses () petrol pump or gas station, {i)_ bus oF tuck terminal (ii), loading and unloading place: : {iv)_ service station or workshop: and . {(v)_weighbridge (c) prohibited use. ‘3 competent authority shall not allow a person to use a property in an intescity Service area for a purpose which is neither permitted nor pecmissible. 17.Clarifications ~ (1) if an Authorty finds any ambiguity in the classification of land use or its permissibilty (permitted, permissible or prohibited use), the Authority shall refer the same to the Government . (2) The Government shall, within thirty. days, decide the reference and the decision of the Goverment on such reference shall be final (3) The Government may permit a land use in any-area which is not provided in any of the classifications but such land use shall be near to the land use permitted or permissible in the area, ‘Subject to these rules. various classified land uses are summayized in the Table B +418” Anproval of permissible use ~ An’ Authority shall not grant permission to a person for a permissible land use’ unless the District Planning and Design Committee has examined and recommended such permission. CHAPTER Ill PROCEDURE FOR LAND USE CLASSIFICATION 49 Land use classification map - An Authority shail, within six months from the notification of these rules a) prepare a land use-classification map of the city area in accordance with the land Use classification and sub-classification under cule 4 (b) prepare @ land use classification map using satellite imagery of the city area: and (c) digitize the satelite imagery of the city area and use it as a base map for the required field survey to complete the land use classification map,PART-A THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 41s "20. Preparation of the map.~ (1) An Authority'shall prepare the land use classification map for an approved scheme by: (a) collecting the approved scheme plans from the relevant authority {b) dividing the scheme area into various classes and sub classes of land use under rule 4 {) marlang the plot which has been converted from residential land use under any law. (a) marking ‘the plot which has’ been converted from residential land use without + approval of the competent authority and declaring it as non-conforming use: and _ (e} marking the plot which has been temporarily converted to commercial use with the approval of competent authorty and declaring it as non-conforming use. (2) "An Authority shail prepare the land use classification map for an established built up : area by oivding an established built up area, fang outside an approved scheme (2) into urban blacks by adopting the following criteria (i)_an urban block shall not cross Boundary of a Union Council (i) area of @ Union Council shail be divided into urban blocks in such a way that the biock area falls within range of one hundred and fity acres to three hundred acres of predominantly residential area (i) an existing compact commercial or industrial area shall be considered as an turban block: (iv) an urban block shall be bounded by existing road network, natural or man made barriers (¥} data on various land uses and size of plots for an urban block shall be collected and compiled as prescribed in rule 4 (i), urban blocks shall be redefined on the basis of predominant fand use and plot size: (ui) fand use survey and the latest population censis blocks. shall be taken into consideration; : “ (vi) an urban block shall not be bisected by railway line. primary road oF iigation channels such as canal, river and storm water drains more than forty feet wide : (ix) an existing mohalla may not be divided, and (%} notwithstanding clause (vii). a notified Katchi Abadi shall be treated as a single urban block (b) marking the plot which has been converted from residential land use under any aw: (6) marking the plot which has been converted from residential land use without approval of the competent authority and deciaring it as non-conforming use (a) marking the plot which has been temporarily converted to commercial use with the approval of competent authority and declaring it as non-conforming use: and (e) an urban block shali be classified on the basis of predominant land-use in accordance with rule 4 and master pian, : (3) “The Deputy Director’ Town Planning, shall prepare, sign and stamp the land use classification map (4), The Director Town Planning shall check and’ countersign the land use classification map.416 THE PUNJAB WEEKLY GAZETTE OCTOBER 14, 2009 PART-I 24.Scrutiny - The Director General shail forward the land use classification map to the.District Planning and Design Committee for scrutiny 2:Approval.— After the scrutiny of the land use classificatign map. the Director General shall Submit the map and the minutes of meeting of the District Planning and Design Commitee to the ‘Authority and the Zila Council for approval 23.Notification.~ (1) The Director Town Planning shall sign and ceri the approved land use _ slassifcation map. in triplicate . 2) _ An Authority sha, within seven days from the date of approval, notify the approved and use'classifeation map. . 24.Circulation ~ (1) The Director Town Planning shall retain a copy of the notified land use * Classification map in the office for record and display on the notice board. (2) The Director Town Planning shall forward the other copies of the holed land use classification map to the Government and the City District Government Lahore. (3) _ An Authorty shall publish the nolifed land use classtfcation map on its website {4) A person may, subject to payment of fee, obtain a certifi! copy of the notified land use classification map from an Authority. 25.Peri-urban structure plan.- An Authority shall, within nine months from the notification of these rules, prepare a structure plan for the peri-urban area : 26.Preparation of the peri-urban structure plan — (1) An Authority shall prepare a peri-urban ‘structure plan by: (a) using the satelite imagery, () conducting field survey; and (c) marking boundaries of the established buill up area and approved housing schemes ‘on the base map. (2) An Authority shall mark external boundary of the peri-urban area on the basis of (a) direction and trend of the urban sprawl. (>) population growth rate; and {c) requirements of urban development forthe next twenty years. (3) The periurban structure plan shall include: {2} proposed road networks, {b) division of area into. blocks;and {c) the proposed land uses for various blocks. 27.Public consultation ~ (1) An Authority shall 7 {a) invite objections or suggestion by giving’ public notice indicating salient features of the draft periurban structure plan on its website and in at least two leading national and one local news papers. (b) arrange public hearing on a specified date, time and place; and maintain record of the proceedings for a minimum period of five years after the approval of perr-urban structure pla. : (2) The Director Town Planning shall sign and stamp the draft periurban structure plan prepared after takingrin to.considerations the public objections and suggestions,