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The Faridabad Metropolitan Development Authority Act, 2018

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The Faridabad Metropolitan Development Authority Act, 2018 establishes a dedicated authority to plan, coordinate, and oversee infrastructure development, urban mobility, and environmental management within the notified Faridabad metropolitan area in Haryana. The law applies to residents, municipal authorities, state government agencies, private developers, and businesses operating in the region. By consolidating master planning, public transport integration, public utility management, and sustainable environmental initiatives under a unified statutory body, this law aims to guide orderly urban growth, reduce administrative fragmentation, enhance civic amenities, and improve the quality of life for residents while driving economic and social development across the metropolitan zone.

Part I HARYANA GOVERNMENT

  1. 2Definitions
  2. 3Declaration of Faridabad Metropolitan Area
  3. 4Establishment of Authority
  4. 5Constitution of Authority
  5. 6Allowances, cessation and resignation of members
  6. 7Meetings of Authority
  7. 8Delegation of powers of Authority to executive committee
  8. 9Appointment, terms and conditions etc. of Chief Executive Officer
  9. 10Officers and other staff of authority
  10. 11Residents advisory Council
  11. 12General superintendence, direction and management of affairs of Authority
  12. 13Avoidance of conflict of interest
  13. 14Disclosure of information
  14. 15Powers of Director to be exercised by Chief Executive Officer
  15. 16Powers, functions and duties of Authority
  16. 17Infrastructure development plan
  17. 18Annual infrastructure development plan
  18. 19Infrastructure development to be in accordance with infrastructure development plan.
  19. 20Special provisions regarding right of way for infrastructure development work.
  20. 21Mobility management plan
  21. 22Special provisions regarding operation of a city bus service
  22. 23Plan for sustainable environment management
  23. 24Power of Authority to require local authority to assume responsibilities for maintenance
  24. 25Power of Authority to survey.
  25. 26Power of Chief Executive Officer to direct removal of unauthorized development, obstructions or encroachment
  26. 27Measures for promotion of social, economic and industrial development.
  27. 28Chief Executive Officer to exercise powers under Punjab Act 24 of 1961.
  28. 29Coordination committees and standing committees
  29. 30Avoidance of conflict of interest
  30. 31Power to engage experts
  31. 32Authority to ensure transparency etc.
  32. 33Funds of Authority
  33. 34Annual grants, loans and advances to Authority
  34. 35Power of Authority to borrow
  35. 36Power of Authority to invest
  36. 37Priority of payment for interest and repayment of loans
  37. 38Application of Funds
  38. 39Budget
  39. 40Accounts and audit.
  40. 41Annual report.
  41. 42Charges and levies receivable by Authority
  42. 43Authority to receive cess on property
  43. 44Power to levy user charges
  44. 45Mode of recovery of money due
  45. 46Transfer of property of Haryana Urban Development Authority in Authority
  46. 47Transfer of property of Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation in Authority
  47. 48Review of performance of Authority
  48. 49Proceedings not to be invalidated by vacancies.
  49. 50Returns and information.
  50. 51Power of Authority to call for report, return or information from local authority etc.
  51. 52Power of State Government in certain matters.
  52. 53Act to have overriding effect.
  53. 54Application of other laws not barred.
  54. 55Protection of action taken in good faith.
  55. 56Members and officers to be public servants.
  56. 57Power to make rules.
  57. 58Power to make regulations
  58. 59Power to remove difficulties
  59. 60Laying of notification, rules, and regulations before State Legislature

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