Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Monday approved the Draft Development Plan of Faridabad-Ballabhgarh Complex 2031. He was chairing the meeting of State Town and Country Planning Department’s committee.
According to the approved Draft Development Plan, 180 sectors have been envisaged and with sector density of 300 Persons Per Hectare (PPH) in the urbanisable areas whereas, four sectors have been proposed with 600 PPH and eight pockets of 25 hectares each in eight sectors to facilitate the provision of housing for low income group with a density of 1,125 PPH.
Apart from this, all the town level infrastructure facilities have been earmarked in the plan. The outer periphery roads have been proposed as 90 meter wide with 30 meter wide green belt on both sides. All the sector dividing roads in the newly proposed urbanisable area have been proposed as 60 meter width along with 12 metre wide service roads on both sides.
Similarly, some major roads have been proposed as 75 meter width with 30 metre wide green belt on both sides. A golf course would also be constructed on Delhi road. An additional link has also been proposed to Noida which will be part of Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad connectivity.
Hooda directed the concerned officers to prepare a scheme for the recycling of water and for rejuvenation of Bharkal lake. Hooda also approved the proposal to reserve 10 residential and two commercial sectors for Haryana Urban Development Authority in the development plan.