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Urban development happens with integration planning of considering social, economic, environmental, and physical aspects, which leads to the sustainable development of the cities. This is vital to balance people’s desire to develop the areas where people can live and work with ensuring the surrounding environment is a better place for everyone, considering the sustainable needs of future communities.
A development plan is a legitimate document that sets out how an area should look in the future by deciding the type and scale of development, which is prepared by adhering to physical, social, economic, and environmental forces for a certain locality. The magnitude of each force and the reliance on one on the other will figure out what would be the most appropriate type of development that needs to be considered. The development plan is generally prepared to improve the long-standing conditions, and an ideal urban development plan explains how the entire development of the particular town will be sustainable in the future.
Urban Development Authority Law No: 41 of 1978 provided the legal provision for the establishment of an Urban Development Authority to promote integrated planning and implementation of economic, social, environmental, and physical development plans of certain areas declared by the Minister to be developed as urban development areas and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
In addition to Section No. 1, where the minister is of the opinion that any area is suitable for development, the minister may, by order published in the Gazette, declare such area to be an Urban Development Area. Accordingly, Eravur Urban Council was declared under UDA Law legal provision on 2013.03.25 under the Gazette Notification No. 1803/03. This particular Eravur UC area comprises 15 G.N. Divisions, which include 12 GN Divisions of Eravur town DSD and 3 GN Divisions of Eravur Pattu.
The Development Plan is prepared according to the legal provisions of Section 8A of the Urban Development Authority Act No. 4 of 1982, as amended by Law 41 of 1978. Section No. 1 explains that the Authority shall have regard to the amenities to be provided to the community and prepare a development plan for such development area. Accordingly, the Eravur UC area development plan and guidelines are going to introduce a local-level plan for the next 10 years.