Matters to be provided for by land development schemes

Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, a land development scheme may within the limits of the area comprised in the scheme, provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:—

(a) the acquisition by purchase, exchange or otherwise, of any land which in the opinion of the Board will be necessary for or affected by the execution of scheme;

(b) laying or re-laying of all or any land comprised in the scheme and formation and alteration of streets;

(c) drainage, water supply and electricity and carrying out by the Board in the area included in the scheme, drainage sewerage and water supply works;

(d) the distribution or redistribution of sites comprised in the scheme;

(e) raising the level of any land which the Board may consider expedient to raise to facilitate better drainage;

(f) forming open space for the better ventilation of the area comprised in the scheme or any adjoining area;

(g) sanitary arrangements required;

(h) sites for parks, playgrounds, stadium, recreation grounds, school buildings, markets, motor vehicle stands, theatres, police stations, post offices, co-operative societies, public urinals and latrines, petrol service stations, hospitals, dispensaries, banks, burial and cremation grounds and sites for public purposes of other kinds.