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6. Conclusion and RecommendationIt is clear that transformation is a complex but highly prevalent problem in Delhi. Thesolutions like demolition and / or regularisation that are prevalent at the present time arenothing but firefighting solutions and do not address the problem of the city in totality. Thekey cause for these transformations is the socio-economic pressure coupled with a completefailure in planning, developing and implementing the Master / Development Plans. The needof the hour is to develop a holistic solution that is based on the root cause of the problem. Thefollowing points highlight the solution generation process to the said issue.• Delhi, and especially planning for Delhi should not be seen in isolation, instead a widerperspective of NCR should be taken into account while planning for the development ofDelhi• ‘Land Use’ should not to be understood, merely in the sense of an allocation process, itmust be seen in a wider context of “Inclusive Development”. It should be relational spaceor contextual space, referring not only to the visible elements of Geographic space i.e.physical features, landforms and natural resource elements, but also to the relatively nonvisiblehuman values i.e. social relations, culture, hopes and aspirations of the localcommunity.• The existing process of planning i.e. Master Plan approach should be done away with,instead the focus should be on developing a perspective plan (10 years) that would guidethe process of development. Based on the perspective plan, Master plans would be madefor a period of 5 years and should be followed by Annual Plans.• Redensification should be encouraged on the areas falling in the catchment of mass rapidtransit system (Delhi Metro) and also in other areas those have comparatively lowDensity.• The existing building byelaws should be simplified and made precise to the extentpossible in order to make them understand to the common people and should not leaveany chance for interpretation• All the sanctioned / approved building plans are to be made available on internet for easyaccesses and download• There should be provision for reporting any violation / transformation through internet• A strict and uniform policy on regularisation / demolition needs evolved, adopted andadhered to which should be scientific and practical• The concept of ‘existing as per completion drawing’ needs to be incorporated where itwould be duty of the premises owner to submitted, once in every five year, an certificate /affidavit attested by the registered architect the premises in existing as per the completiondrawing• Stress should be laid on Public – Private Partnership (PPP) for planning, developing andimplementing the development plans.• Serious efforts should be made for proper involvement of RWAs, CBOs, NGOs etc. informulation of development strategies.• Any violation / transformation would be dealt severely, fines imposed on modification /alteration of land / structures should act as a deterrent rather than a process of facilitatingthe change.• The concept of accountability of officers in local authority needs to incorporated in thesystem in order to enforce effective implementation of plans and regulations16
ReferencesJournals:1. Dr.Prof Neelima Risbud, 1998,“Property market and settlement development – Acase study of Rohini Project”, Research report, HSMI publication.2. Kishore Kumar Singh, Shikha shukla, 2005, “Profiling Informal City of Delhi”,Wateraid India & Delhi Slum Dwellers FederationNewspapers:3. Nidhi Sharma, 29 th November2006, “Incomplete survey hits regularization”, Timesof India, New Delhi.4. Times News Network, 29 th November 2006, “Delhi sealings make Noida’scommercial space costly”, Times of India, New Delhi.5. Mahendra Kumar Singh, 29 th November 2006, “Master Plan focus on mixed landuse”, Times of India, New Delhi.6. Mahendra Kumar Singh, 29 th November 2006, “Tony colonies to pay heavy pricefor legal status”, Times of India, New Delhi.7. Satya Prakash, October 19, 2006, “Laws should be implemented:Sabharwal”, Hindustan Times, New Delhi.8. Subodh Verma, 17 th November, 2006, “Too few legal Shops? Blame it on DDA”,Times of India, New Delhi.9. Subodh Verma, 20 th November 2006, “A massive Plan to resettle entire city”,Times of India, New Delhi.10. Dunu Roy, “from home to estate” (available on internet).Articles:11. Chakrabarti, P.G Dhar, 2001, “Delhi's Ongoing Debate on Informal Settlementsand Work Places -Issues of Environmental Jurisprudence”, Internationalworkshop on coping with informality and illegality in human settlements indeveloping cities, Belgium.12. A.K.Jain, September 2004, “Vision for Delhi 2021: A Restructured City”, RITESJournal.Reports:13. Delhi Development Authority, 1990, “Master Plan of Delhi-2001”.14. Delhi Development Authority, 2005, “Draft Master Plan of Delhi – 2021”.15. “Socio Economic Profile of Delhi”, 2004-05Thesis:16. Bhutani Renu, 1995, “Trends and transformations in the central Governmentemployee Housing Delhi”, unpublished thesis, School of Planning and Architecture.17. Chitra S., 1991, “Housing Transformations in Resettlement colonies case studyDelhi”, Housing department thesis, School of Planning and Architecture.18. Dinesh Arora, 1996, “Housing Transformations in Low income housing LajpatNagar”, Department of Physical planning, School of Planning and Architecture.19. Gaurav Jain, 1991, “Procedures and Practices in apartment Building- case studyDelhi”, Department of Housing, School of Planning and Architecture.20. I.D.Setya, 1975, “Unintended physical growth in Delhi”, unpublished thesis, Schoolof Planning and Architecture17
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