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HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA – 171 001
NOTIFICATION
Shimla, the 24th January, 2011
No.HHC/GAZ/14-308/2008.—Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been pleased to grant ex post
facto sanction of two days earned leave for 18.12.2010 to 19.12.2010 with permission to prefix
gazetted holiday which fell on 17.12.2010 and three days commuted leave w.e.f. 20.12.2010 to
22.12.2010 in favour of Shri Mohit Bansal, Civil Judge (Jr. Division)-cum-JMIC (II), Rohru, H.P.
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Certified that Shri Mohti Bansal has joined the same post and at the same station from
where he proceeded on leave, after expiry of the above period of leave.
Also certified that Shri Mohit Bansal would have continued to hold the post of Civil Judge
(Jr. Division)-cum-JMIC(II), Rohru, H.P. but for his proceeding on leave for the above period.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
__________
HIGH COURT OF HIAMCHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA - 171 001
NOTIFICATION
27th January, 2011
No. HHC/Admn.3(126)/79-I.—45 days commuted leave with effect from 22.11.2010 to
05.01.2011 with permission to prefix Sunday falling on 21.11.2010 is hereby sanctioned, ex post
facto, in favour of Sh. J.D. Bhardwaj, Deputy Registrar, of this Registry.
Certified that Sh. J.D. Bhardwaj has joined the same post and at the same station from
where he had proceeded on leave after the expiry of the above leave period.
Certified that Sh. J.D. Bhardwaj would have continued to officiate the same post of Deputy
Registrar but for his proceeding on leave.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
____________
HIGH COURT OF HIAMCHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA - 171 001
NOTIFICATION
27th January, 2011
No. HHC/Admn.3(117)78-I.—18 days earned leave on and with effect from 02.02.2011 to
19.02.2011 with permission to suffix Sunday falling on 20.02.2011 is hereby sanctioned in favour
of Shri Tek Ram, Secretary of this Registry.
Certified that Shri Tek Ram is likely to join the same post and at the same station from
where he proceeds on leave after the expiry of the above leave period.
Certified that Shri Tek Ram would have continued to officiate the same post of Secretary
but for his proceeding on leave.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
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HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA – 171 001
NOTIFICATION
Shimla, the 27th January, 2011
No.HHC/Admn.6 (20)/77-XVII.—In partial modification of this Registry Notification of
even number dated 09/10.12.2010, Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been pleased to nominate Hon’ble
Mr. Justice V.K. Sharma as Vacation Judge w.e.f. 5th February, 2011 to 19th February, 2011
instead of 6th February, 2011.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
___________
HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA - 171 001
NOTIFICATION
Shimla, the 27th January, 2011
No.HHC/GAZ/14-216/95-I.—Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been pleased to grant 12 days
earned leave w.e.f. 14.2.2011 to 25.2.2011 with permission to prefix second Saturday and Sunday
falling on 12.2.2011 and 13.2.2011 in favour of Shri Yashwant Singh, Presiding Officer, Fast Track
Court, Chamba, H.P.
Certified that Shri Yashwant Singh is likely to join the same post and at the same station
from where he proceeds on leave, after expiry of the above period of leave.
Also certified that Shri Yashwant Singh would have continued to hold the post of Presiding
Officer, Fast Track Court, Chamba, but for his proceeding on leave for the above period.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
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HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA – 171 001
NOTIFICATION
Shimla, the 28th January, 2011
No.HHC/GAZ/14-52/74-VI.—In the interest of administration, Ms. Neha Sharma, Ms.
Manisha Goyal, Ms. Upasna Sharma and Shri Vishal Bhamnotra, on their appointment as Civil
Judges (Jr. Division) vide H.P. Government Notification No.Home-B(B)6-4/2006-III, dated
19.1.2011, are detailed for induction training in the H.P. Judicial Academy, Shimla with immediate
effect till further orders and posted for the purpose of drawal of their salary etc., subject to
confirmation by the Hon’ble Full Court, as under :—
1.
Ms. Neha Sharma, as Civil Judge (Jr. Division), Court No.II, Shimla.
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2.
Ms. Manisha Goyal, as Civil Judge (Jr. Division), Court No.V, Shimla.
3.
Ms. Upasna Sharma, as Civil Judge (Jr. Division), Court No.III, Mandi.
4.
Shri Vishal Bhamnotra, as Civil Judge (Jr. Division), Court No.III,. Ghumarwin.
By order of
Hon’ble the Vacation Judge
Sd/-
Registrar General.
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HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA- 171 001
NOTIFICATION
Shimla, the 28th January, 2011
No.HHC/Admn.6(24)74-VIII.—The High Court of Himachal Pradesh, in exercise of the
powers vested U/S 12(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, has been pleased to appoint
Civil Judge (Junior Division)–cum-JMIC, Nahan as Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate for
District Sirmaur at Nahan w.e.f. 2.2.2011 to 9.2.2011.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
_________
HIGH COURT OF HIAMCHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA - 171 001
NOTIFICATION
28th January, 2011
No.HHC/Admn.3(145)/80-I.—7 days commuted leave with effect from 13.1.2011 to
19.1.2011 is hereby sanctioned, ex post facto, in favour of Shri Roop Singh Thakur, Assistant
Registrar of this Registry.
Certified that Shri Roop Singh Thakur has joined the same post and at the same station from
where he had proceeded on leave after the expiry of the above leave period.
Certified that Shri Roop Singh Thakur would have continued to officiate the same post of
Assistant Registrar but for his proceeding on leave.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
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HIGH COURT OF HIAMCHAL PRADESH, SHIMLA - 171 001
NOTIFICATION
28th January, 2011
No.HHC/Admn.3(145)/80-I.—19 days earned leave on and with effect from 21.02.2011 to
11.3.2011 with permission to prefix Sundays/Special Casual Leave from 30.01.2011 to 20.02.2011
and suffix second Saturday/Sunday falling on 12th & 13th March, 2011 is hereby sanctioned in
favour of Shri Roop Singh Thakur, Assistant Registrar of this Registry.
Certified that Shri Roop Singh Thakur is likely to join the same post and at the same station
from where he had proceeds on leave after the expiry of the above leave period.
Certified that Shri Roop Singh Thakur would have continued to officiate the same post of
Assistant Registrar but for his proceeding on leave.
By order,
Sd/-
Registrar General.
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“10.4. Zoning Regulations.—Shimla Municipal Corporation Area of Shimla Planning Area
shall be delineated into the following areas, namely:-
10.4.1. CORE AREA.—The Core Area shall comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
Central Shimla bounded by the circular Cart Road starting from Victory Tunnel and
ending at Victory Tunnel via Chhota Shimla and Sanjauli and the area bounded by
Mall Road starting from Railway Board Building to Ambedkar Chowk, covering
Museum Hill by road starting from Ambedkar Chowk, on the north side, joining the
Chowk of Indian Institute of Advanced Studies and following the road joining
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Summer Hill, Post Office and via upper road to Boileauganj Chowk and then joining
the Cart Road, along Cart Road to Victory Tunnel; and
(ii) from junction of Tribunal road and Cart Road near Secretariat then along the Tribunal
road / path joining boundary/ Dhobi Ghat path and then following Dhobi Ghat
boundary path upto the Shimla Junga road near Boundary. Then following Chhota
Shimla Himalvi Bhawan path upto house of Sh. Amin Chauhan, then along with house
of Sh. Amin Chauhan, Sh. Mansa Ram, Block No. 4,6,8,9,7,5,2 (all the blocks of H.P.
Housing Board) and house of Sh. Ramesh Negi, Sh. Diwan Chand Gupta, Sh. N.S.
Pal, Sh. Indervir Singh Pal, Sh. Ashwani Kumar, Sh. Y.K. Gautam and then along the
path joining to the Chhota Shimla14 Kasumpti path near AIRA HOLME’s Public
School. Following Chhota Shimla Kasumpti path towards Kasumpti upto junction of
Shimla-Junga road and SDA Complex road. The following Shimla Junga road towards
Chhota Shimla upto Cart Road near Ashiana Restaurant. Then following Cart Road
upto junction of Tribunal road and Cart Road near Himachal Pradesh Secretariat
building.
10.4.2. RESTRICTED AREA.—The Restricted Area shall comprise of the following
areas, namely:-
Area outside the Core Area, defined vide Para 10.4.1. above and bounded by bye-pass road
starting from Barrier to Tutikandi-Khalini-Vikas Nagar, Pantha Ghati, Malyana,
Bhattakufar to Dhalli Tunnel. The Restricted Area shall also include a belt of 50 meter on
valley side of National Highway-22 starting from Barrier to Dhalli Tunnel. Sanjauli area
starting from Dhalli Tunnel to old house of Smt. Shanti Devi along Tibetian Hospital
(excluding Tibetian Hospital) to Dhingu Temple via Municipal Corporation path to
electricity transformer all along defense boundary and then following the nallah cremation
ground. From cremation ground to Sanjauli along existing Forest and Government land
boundary and 50 meter on valley side of the Cart Road from Sanjauli Chowk to Victory
Tunnel, Long Wood- Shankli, Ruldubhatta area bounded by upper Bhrari road on East upto
Harvington to Power House along sewerage line path on west to cart road from above point
to Tara Hall School to Tapovan to lower Kaithu along road on East to Cart Road along
External Municipal road on North and West meeting cart road near Hotel Hans.
10.4.3. OTHER AREAS.—The Other Area shall comprise of all other parts of Shimla
Planning Area excluding Core and Restricted Areas.
10.4.4. GREEN AREA.—The Green Area shall comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
the Forest Area bounded by bye-pass and cart road starting from junction of barrier
following the cart road to Parivahan Bhawan Nallah near Government Press then
alongwith houses of Shri Yog Raj Sharma, J.N. Kaushal, Government Press Welfare
Department to Tutikandi following the path meeting at bye-pass road near
Government High chool, then following the bye-pass and back to the junction of
Barrier;
(ii) Nabha Forest bounded by bye-pass and cart road from Tutikandi near Government
High School following the path to cart road to Nabha road and following down along
with HPPWD Godown Block No.28, Hostel I.T.I. Block No.25-A, Block No. 23,
Block-D, Block No.21, Block LII/84 and Block-II/83 along nallah meeting at bye-pass
road and back to Tuti Kandi near Government High school;
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(iii) Phagli and Lal Pani forest bounded by Cart road and bye-pass starting from Phagli
path from the bye-pass to railway parking to cart road and then alongwith railway
quarter Block No.62, house of Sh. Gopal Singh, Shiv Rajan, Directorate Education
Office to Municipal Corporation Quarter to Sr. Sec. School Lalpani then alongwith,
Ladakhi Mohalla path upto house of Smt. Janki Devi, Sunder Singh and Naresh then
following the Nallah meeting at bye-pass road and back to the phagl path;
(iv) Bemloe Forest bounded by Cart road and bye-pass starting from lift nallah moving
along cart road then following down the path near Government quarters meeting at
junction on Cart road to Bemloe road along with post office building C.P.R.I.
Complex, house of Shri Sumer Chand, I.D. Garg, Tripta Devi, Uma Vati, Sawarn
Lata, Block D & C to Bemloe road & bye-pass and following back the bye-pass upto
the lift Nallah;
(v) Himland Forest starting from CPRI Complex, on Bemloe road to house of Shri Ram
Dhan Lal, Darshan Lal, Joginder Pal, D.P. Sharma to Cart road then following the
Cart Road to Himland Nallah meeting at byepass to Bemloe road and back to CPRI
Complex;
(vi) Khalini & Chotta Shimla Forest Area bounded by Cart Road starting from the Nallah
near Palika Bhawan then following the Nallah to Bye-Pass road then to B.C.S. Road
via Khalini Chowk to the house of Shri Prithvi Sen. Telecom Office. house of B.S.
Chauhan, Hukmi Devi, H.T. Upadhya, Savitri Niwas & Suman Niwas meeting bye-
pass and following bye-pass to B.C.S. Dhobighat, Servant Quarters, Hospital, School
Gate, Linlithgo Cottage, Gate Cottage, Pine Cottage, Jr. School of B.C.S. meeting
Bye-Pass then alongwith Bye-pass upto the junction of S.D.A. road to Kasumpti Junga
Road alongwith SDA Blocks to Tibetian School to house of Shri Vinod Sood, O.C.
Bali, Parshotam Dass, M.M. Gulati, Brij Lal Gupta, K.S. Dhaluta, M.R. Sood, Balbir
Singh, Joginder Lal, Varsha Vohra, Sarita Jaidk, Sant Kumar, R.R. Jain, B.L. Pandit,
P.S. Negi, Bhupinder Obraia, T.L. Sharma, I.D. Gupta, Sudershan Mahajan, Penajit
Singh, Army Servant Quarter then alongwith Cart road upto Palika Bhawan Nallah;
(vii) Chhota Shimla Forest Area above card road starting from Eastern path near/ Military
quarter to Mall Road to Western path meeting at Cart Road;
(viii) Kasumpti Forest Area starting from the junction of Kasumpti Mehli Path and Police
Colony Road near H.P.PWD enquiry office then following Mehli Kasumpti path upto
Geeta Mandir along Jammu Castle Road upto junction;
(ix) Charlie Villa Forest Area starting from Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission
building alongwith Himachal Pradesh Housing Board Building, houses of Shri
Joginder Singh Kanwar, Manta Niwas, Sanjeev Sharma, Urvashi Sharma, Dr. Amba
Charan, B.R. Malhotra, Mahinder Singh, O.P. Gupta, Army building, Fakir Chand
Tada to Mall Road to C.M. residence then following the nallah near the house of Shri
Satish Kumar Goel meeting at Cart Road;
(x) Forest Area starting from the nallah near Himfed Petrol Pump following the nallah
upto the junction of path and Nallah then following the path to the Himachal Pradesh
Secretariat Building and following the Cart Road upto Himfed Petrol Pump;
(xi) Jakhoo Forest starting from the junction of Raj Bhawan Road and Cart Road to Radha
Swami Bhawan along U.S. Club Road to Lift Nallah to Titla Hotel following the road
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to Oak Wood through Northern road then following the Nallah down ward to
Snowdon Pump House via Snowdon Road to house of Shri T.D. Gupta, Sukhvinder
Singh, M.C. Commissioner residence, Corner House (M.C. Qrt) Nehar Singh Thakur
and Govt. Sr. Sec. School Sanjauli to Cart Road then following Cart Road upto the
junction of Raj Bhawan Road and Cart Road;
(xii) starting from Ram Chandra Chowk to Chief Minister residence via Raj Bhawan Road
and Mall Road to Challet Day School then along U.S. Club Road to Ram Chandra
Chowk;
(xiii) Forest Area bounded by Cart Road and Snowdon Road starting from Sanjauli Chowk
to Snowdon Hospital;
(xiv) Bharari, Shankli and Ruldhu Bhatta Forest Area starting from RKMV College along
Keleston Road to Harvingtion to Lower Bharari road to Sewerage line path alongwith
house to Shri M.L. Sharma (Geeta Bhawan), Prem Bhawan house of Shri Desh Raj to
Cart Road along Nallah then following Cart Road upto R.K.M.V. College;
(xv) Summer Hill Forest area starting from the Boileauganj Chowk to Summer Hill Post
Office alongwith Summer Hill road, then following ITI road upto the gate of Advance
Studies via Chaura Maidan road upto Police Station Boileauganj encircling the
Hillock;
(xvi) starting from the junction of Boileauganj and NH-22 near C.M.P. post to Boileauganj
ground Wakaf Board Building Shop No. 32 and Wakaf Board building Shop No.34
alongwith Chaura Maidan road upto nallah near Press Building and down the nallah
meeting at Cart Road; and
(xvii) starting from the gate of advance Studies along Elysium Hill road to Ambedkar
Chowk encircling Elysium Hill via Chaura Maidan Road upto gate of Advance
Studies.
10.4.5. HERITAGE AREA.- The Heritage Area shall comprise of the following areas,
namely:-
(i)
Vice Regal Lodge Complex complete;
(ii) one building depth on either side of road surrounding Vice Regal Lodge Complex;
(iii) one building depth on either side of Mall Road from Gate of IIAS upto Chhota Shimla
Chowk via SBI, Scandal Point, Shimla Club and Oak Over;
(iv) one building depth on either side of the path/road from Parakash Niwas (Housing
Shimla Type Writer) near SBI via Kalibari to Scandal Point;
(v) the area bounded by Scandal Point, Ridge, Regal, Takka Bench, Church, Ritz, U.S.
Club Gate, PWD Office, Chalet Day School and The Mall Road;
(vi) one building depth on either side of the road from Oak Over to Barnes Court
(Governor’s Residence) via Woodvilla;
(vii) Green patches within heritage area;
(viii) the following buildings falling inside the heritage area shall be the heritage buildings,
namely:-
1.Post Office Summer Hill, 2. Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 3. Post Office
Chaura Maidan, 4. The Cecil, 5. Carton House, 6. Clermont, 7. Race View, 8. Vidhan
Sabha Himachal Pradesh, 9. Gorton Castle, 10. Railway Board Building, 11. Parkash
Niwas, 12. State Bank of India, 13. St. Mark’s, 14. Kali Bari Temple, 15. Grand Hotel,
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16. Bantony, 17. Telegraph office, 18. St. Andrew’s Church, 19. General Post Office,
20. Building of the ICICI Bank, 21. The whole range of buildings starting from
Northern Railway booking Agency opposite to Telegraph Office building and upto
Ramji Dass Dina Nath Building on the Mall Road, 22. Town Hall, 23. Gaiety Theatre,
24. Band Stand, 25. M.C. Library, Ridge, 26. Christ Church, 27. Ladies Park,
28. United Services Club, 29. The Clarks, 30. The Chalet, 31. The Cedars, 32. Oak
Over, 33. Cemetery near Oak Over, 34. Woodvilla, 35. Erneston, 36. Yates Place,
37. Raj Bhawan (Barnes Court) and 38. Police Station Sadar at Boileauganj; and
(ix) the following buildings falling outside the above area shall be the heritage building,
namely:-
(a) Heritage Buildings.—1. Y.M.C.A., 2. St. Michael’s Cathedral, 3 Deen Dayal
Updhayaya Hospital (Formerly Ripon Hospital), 4 Green Gate, 5. Rothney
Castle, 6. Tara Hall, 7. Auckland House, 8. Chapslee, 9. Convent of Jesus and
Mary, 10. Aira Holme, 11. Sterling Castle, 12.Hainault, 13. Jakhoo Temple,
14. Corner House, 15.Torrentium, 16. Pari-Mahal (Old building), 17.Holly
Lodge Main Building, 18. Walsingham (D.C. Residence), 19. Kamla Nehru
Hospital (Old), 20. Manorville, 21. Bishop Cotton School, 22. Govt. Boys
Degree College, Sanjauli, 23. Sodhowal Lodge, 24. The Kalka Shimla Railway
Line, 25. Crow-Borough, 26. Inverarm (State Museum), 27. Strawberry Hill,
28. The Bemole Cottages, 29. Spring Field, 30. South Gate, 31. Foswell,
32. Emm Villa, 33. Craig Gardens, 34. Dimple Lodge, 35. Delphine Lodge,
36.Eddleston, 37. Eaglemount, 38. Railway Station, Summer Hill, 39. Winter
Field, 40.St. Thomas Church, 41. Shimleshwar (Shiv mandir), 42. St. Edward
School, 43. Wood Bank Offices Rest House, 44. Thistle Bank, 45. Y.W.C.A.,
46. Office of the Deputy Commissioner, 47. Ellerslie Building, 48. Police
Station, Chhota Shimla, 49.The Burj, 50. Armsdell, 51. Benmore Estate,
52. Toryne House, 53. Morvyn (I.T.I. Shimla), 54. Police Sataion Sadar at Sabji
Mandi, Shimla.
(b) Cemeteries.—1. Cemetery below the Barrier, Boileauganj, 2. Cemetery at Kanlog,
3. Cemetery below St. Bede’s and 4. Cemetery at Sanjauli.
10.4.6. SINKING AND SLIDING AREA.—The Sinking and Sliding Area shall
comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
High Sinking Prone Area.—This area shall include the northern slopes of the Ridge
extending upto Grand Hotel in the West and covering Lakkar Bazar including Central
School extending Aukland Nursery School and extending down below upto Dhobi
Ghat below the Idgah Electric Sub-station.
(ii) Sliding Areas.—This area shall include Ladakhi Mohalla, the spurs below the office
of the Director of Education and the surrounding areas on Clarke’s Hotel.
10.4.7. AREAS OTHER THAN THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION SHIMLA
AREA.—All other areas outside the Municipal Corporation Shimla area and restricted areas outside
the Municipal Corporation area but falling within the Shimla Planning Area shall also constitute
Other Areas.
10.4.8. The following building regulations shall be applicable in Shimla Planning area,
namely:-
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Minimum Set Backs (m)
Sr.
No
Description
of
Area
Minimum
Plot Size
(in m2)*
F
R
LS
RS
Maximum
Floor
Area
Ratio
1
2
3
4
5
1.
CORE AREA
Detached
250
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
250
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
Row
Housing
House with two
side dead walls
250
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.50
2.
RESTRICTED AREA
Detached
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
Row
Housing
House with two
side dead walls
200
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.50
3.
OTHER AREAS
Detached
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.75
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.75
Row Housing
House with two
side dead walls
200
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.75
10.4.9. Regulations for Heritage Area.—The Core Area regulations as specified in clause
10.4.8 alongwith following additional regulations shall be applicable in Heritage Areas, namely:-
(1) the facade of the building/blocks shall be maintained on old lines in case of
reconstruction of existing buildings, however the internal changes shall be
permissible;
(2) the façade of new building on vacant plots shall be in conformity with the
architectural features and elements of the adjoining buildings for maintaining aesthetic
of existing surrounding buildings; and
(3) no new construction shall be allowed in green patches in this area.
10.4.10. GREEN AREAS.—In Green Areas only reconstruction on old lines shall be
permissible with same plinth area and number of storeys.
10.4.11. SINKING AND SLIDING AREA.—The Core and Restricted Area regulations
specified in clause 10.4.8 along with the regulation to the effect that reconstruction and new
construction on vacant plot shall be allowed on the basis of a structural design in consonance with
Geological Report from the competent authority shall be applicable in these areas.
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10.4.12. The following regulations shall be applicable in the Shimla Planning Area for
the existing plots:-
(1) the minimum residential plot size of 150 Sqm. shall be permissible in Core Area prior
to the notification dated 22.8.2002 the regulations prevailing at that time shall be
applicable in case of such plot;
(2) in the case of plots in the areas other than Core Area, the minimum plot size shall be
regulated as per the regulations that were applicable in the Shimla Planning Area from
time to time; and
(3) no plot size restriction shall be applicable for the plots existing prior to 31.3.1979,
however, Interim Development Plan regulations applicable immediately after coming
into operation of notification dated 31.3.1979 regarding Interim Development Plan for
Shimla Planning Area shall be applicable.
10.4.13. Common regulations for all areas under Shimla Planning Area.—The
following common regulations shall be applicable in Shimla Planning Area, namely:-
(i)
mixed landuse shall be permissible;
(ii)
sub division of Land shall be permissible;
(iii)
minimum width of path in new sub-division of land shall be as under:-
(a)
Minimum width of path/road for sub-division of land having more
than 5 plots
5.00 meters
(b)
Minimum width of path/road for sub-division of land having upto 5
plots
3.00 meters
(c)
Minimum area for open/green spaces for the scheme having more
than 5 plots
10 % of scheme
area
(d)
Minimum area for soakage pit etc. (irrespective of number of plots)
5% of the scheme
area.
(iv) maximum height of plinth level shall be 2.00 metre;
(v) minimum Floor Height shall be 2.60 metre, however, in an attic floor ceiling height
upto 2.40 metre shall be permissible;
(vi) Rain Water Harvesting System shall be mandatory @ 20 litre per Sqm. of roof top
area;
(vii) Solar Passive Design shall be mandatory;
(viii) basement and attic floor shall be considered as storeys and included in FAR;
(ix) sloping roof shall be mandatory with 2/3rd coverage of roof area;
(x) plot holder shall have choice to go for detached, semi-detached and row housing
subject to the condition that on a sandwiched plot conformity to authorised abutting
building shall be essential, provided that the word authorized shall not include any
relaxation as a result of composition of offences and relaxations;
(xi) reconstruction and additions/alterations shall be permissible subject to fulfillment of
these regulations. In the case of buildings on plots falling under the provisions of
regulation 10.4.12 reconstruction, addition/ alteration shall be allowed on the basis of
old lines;
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(xii) provision for parking shall be made at the rate of one Equivalent Car Space (ECS) per
dwelling unit in residential buildings and at the rate of one Equivalent Car Space per
50 sqm. of built up area in other non-residential buildings, on plots having access to a
motor road. Any additional built up area of 20 Sqm. over and above a multiple of 50
Sqm. built up area shall require an additional Equivalent Car Space for parking. These
guidelines shall be subject to any relaxation / addition in bye-laws of the Municipal
Corporation for proximity to types of roads i.e. sealed, restricted and others;
(xiii) minimum distance of 5.00 metre from Forest boundary shall be maintained and
minimum distance from existing tree shall be 2.00 metre;
(xiv) in case of Educational, Health, Tourism Institutions and Industries, the building norms
of respective competent authorities under their respective laws shall be applicable in
addition to the building regulations prescribed for various areas as per regulations
detailed in Regulation No. 10.4.8;
(xv) in case of Industrial use, the same shall be permissible only outside the Municipal
Corporation limits of Shimla Planning Area;
(xvi) in case of plots abutting highways, bye-passes and scheduled roads owned by the
Public Works Department, No Objection Certificate from Himachal Pradesh Public
Works Department shall be mandatory;
(xvii) submission of structural stability certificate on completion of building shall be
mandatory;
(xviii) any No Objection Certificate issued by the department shall be liable for withdrawal
on breach of terms and conditions of references of the issuance of such No Objection
Certificate and undertaking to this effect shall be given by the applicant;
(xix) No Objection Certificate from the Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited
shall be obtained and attached with the application seeking planning permission;
(xx) no construction shall be permissible above vision line (1.50 meter) on valley sides of
highways/major roads;
(xxi) minimum width of path abutting at least one side of the plot shall be 3.05 metre;
(xxii) sub-division of land into plots amounts to development under the Himachal Pradesh
Town and Country Planning Act, 1977 and as such, no person shall sub-divide the
land unless permitted to do so as per rules framed under the said Act. The
development proposal for a part of land or khasra number shall not be considered and
proposal for complete land holding shall be submitted;
(xxiii) roof slab/ chajja projection over door and window openings shall be limited upto
0.45 metre over set backs on all sides;
(xxiv) permissible area standard/ norms for different parts of a building shall be as under:-
Habitable room
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
9.50 square meter
2.40 meter
Kitchen
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
4.50 square meter
1.80 meter
Bath room
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
1.80 square meter
1.20 meter
W.C.
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
1.10 square meter
0.90 meter
Toilet
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
2.30 square meter
1.20 meter
Minimum width of
Corridor
For residential
For Other uses
meter wide
1.20 meter wide
Minimum width of Stair
For residential
For Other uses
meter wide
1.50 meter wide
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Minimum width of
treads without nosing
For residential
For Other uses
25 centimeter wide for internal
stairs
30 centimeter wide for internal
stair case.
Maximum height of riser
For residential
For Other uses
19 centimeter
15 centimeter
Provision of Spiral stair case
For other uses
expect residential
Provision of Spiral stair case
not less than 1.50 meter dia
with adequate head height as
fire escape in addition to
regular stair case;
(xxv) Openings.- For sufficient air and light, windows and ventilators provided shall have
minimum area equivalent to 1/6th of floor area; and
(xvi) Balcony Projections.- 1.20 meter wide balcony complete open at two sides with
restriction of 50% of building frontage where minimum front set back is 3.00 meter
shall be permissible.
10.4.14. Constitution of Single Umbrella Committee.—(1) For the Purpose of according
building plan approvals in all types of areas in Municipal Corporation, Shimla area established
under the provisions of Municipal Corporation Act, 1994, there shall be a Single Umbrella
Committee (hereinafter referred to as the ‘SUC’) which shall comprise of the following:-
Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Shimla
Chairman
Town & Country Planner (Shimla) Member
Executive Engineer (Urban Development)
Member
Architect Planner, Municipal Corporation Shimla Member
Secretary
(2) The SUC shall discharge the following functions, namely:-
(i)
in cases where relaxation of provisions is required, the SUC shall send those
cases to the State Government for decision under provisions of section 76 of the
Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977. The cases in which
the relaxation is sought from the Government, such cases shall be properly
scrutinized by the SUC and if justified, the cases shall be sent to the Government
for relaxation or otherwise the same shall be liable to be rejected;
(ii) in case of non-residential buildings e.g. commercial, tourism, education, health,
industrial establishments etc. having covered area of more than 1000 Sqm., the
SUC shall co-opt officers of the concerned Department /Agency having
specialization in relevant field for processing such cases;
(iii) the SUC shall meet at least once every month and decide a fix-day for this
purpose; and
(iv) in context of Heritage Zone, the SUC shall consider cases of Heritage Area only on
the recommendation of the Heritage Advisory Committee comprising of the
following:-
(3) Director, Town and Country Planning Department.
(4) Two experts, having knowledge in the field of Conservation of Heritage, Architecture,
Archeological, Environment, Natural Heritage etc.
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10.4.15. Simplification of the Map Approval Process.—(1) The whole map approval
process in the Municipal Corporation area shall be under the domain of SUC.
(2) For Other Areas of Shimla Planning Area out side the Municipal Corporation Shimla
Area, the map approval process shall be as under:-
(i)
the empanelled Private Practitioner (s) shall be registered by the Town and
Country Planning Department;
(ii) the empanelled Private Practitioner (s) shall be competent to approve maps and
after certifying that maps are in accordance with the relevant regulations and
also the bye-laws of the local body, if any, involved, they shall file these maps
with the SADA concerned;
(iii) the SADA shall have the right to review maps submitted to it and if found
contrary to any of the regulations it may take action against the concerned
practitioner(s);
(iv) after construction, a certificate on a specified format from a empanelled private
practitioner shall be sufficient for grant of the completion certificate (CC) by the
SADA; and
(v) the SADA concerned shall have the right to review the certificate given by it and
may take penal action in relation to such structure and against empanelled
private practitioner (s) as per law and these regulations. If empanelled private
practitioner is found to have approved maps in violation of these regulations or
issued wrong certificates for obtaining a completion certificate, he shall be liable
to have his registration cancelled on the recommendations of the SADA
concerned under provisions of para-5 of Appendix-II of the Himachal Pradesh
Town and Country Planning Rules, 1978. In addition, the recommendation shall
be made by the Town & Country Planning Department to the respective
professional institute for revoking the licence of the empanelled private
practitioner who is found in default of the prescribed norms.
10.4.16. Constitution of Inspection Squad.—(1) To perform the inspection and
monitoring of the plan approval and implementation process, there shall be an Inspection Squad
comprising of the following:-
(1) State Town Planner/Town & Country Planner (HQ)
-Chairman
(2) Tehsildar (TCP)
- Member
(3) Planning Officer (HQ)
- Member
(2) The Inspection squad shall discharge the following functions, namely:-
(i)
conduct random checks of the construction activities and perform inspection of
records pertaining to planning permissions, NOC and unauthorized constructions
going on in Shimla Municipal Corporation area;
(ii) take cognizance of the deviations committed by the individuals/sanctioning
authorities with reference to the provisions of Municipal Corporation Act, 1994
and Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977 and shall bring the
same to the notice of the authorities concerned including Commissioner,
Municipal Corporation Shimla for taking further action;
(iii) co-opt Executive Engineer, Municipal Corporation Shimla or any other
functionary of Municipal Corporation Shimla, as a member of the Inspection
Squad for the purposes of monitoring and facilitating compliance to the
provisions of the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977; and
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(iv) periodic reports, along with recommendations of the Inspection Squad shall be
shared with concerned Municipal Corporation, Shimla, Urban Local Bodies and
Special Area Development Authorities for inducing qualitative improvement of
management system.”; and
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NO:TCP-F(5)-5/2010 DATED 28-02-2011 AS REQUIRED UNDER CLAUSE (3) OF ARTICLE
348 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA].
TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
Shimla-2, 28th February, 2011
No. TCP-F(5)-5/2010.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-sections (4) and (5) of
section 17 of the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977 (Act No. 12 of 1977),
the Governor of Himachal Pradesh is pleased to further amend the Interim Development Plan for
Shimla Planning Area notified vide Government Notification No. 9-12/72-PW dated 24.3.1979 and
published in the Rajpatra, Himachal Pradesh on the 31st March, 1979 for the purposes of regulating
development activities in the Shimla Planning Area, as per proposal received from the Director,
Town and Country Planning, Himachal Pradesh vide letter No. HIM/TP/PP-P.Reg./Shimla Gen/09-
Vol-II-5969, dated 6.9.2010 as required under sub-section (1) of section 17 of the Act ibid, without
modifications in the following manner, namely:-
Amendment in Chapter X.—In Chapter X of Interim Development Plan for Shimla
Planning Area,-
(a) for para 10.4, the following shall be substituted, namely:-
“10.4. Zoning Regulations.- Shimla Municipal Corporation Area of Shimla Planning
Area shall be delineated into the following areas, namely:-
10.4.1. CORE AREA.—The Core Area shall comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
Central Shimla bounded by the circular Cart Road starting from Victory Tunnel and
ending at Victory Tunnel via Chhota Shimla and Sanjauli and the area bounded by
Mall Road starting from Railway Board Building to Ambedkar Chowk, covering
Museum Hill by road starting from Ambedkar Chowk, on the north side, joining the
Chowk of Indian Institute of Advanced Studies and following the road joining
Summer Hill, Post Office and via upper road to Boileauganj Chowk and then joining
the Cart Road, along Cart Road to Victory Tunnel; and
(ii) from junction of Tribunal road and Cart Road near Secretariat then along the Tribunal
road/path joining boundary/ Dhobi Ghat path and then following Dhobi Ghat
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boundary path upto the Shimla Junga road near Boundary. Then following Chhota
Shimla Himalvi Bhawan path upto house of Sh. Amin Chauhan, then along with house
of Sh. Amin Chauhan, Sh. Mansa Ram, Block No. 4,6,8,9,7,5,2 (all the blocks of H.P.
Housing Board) and house of Sh. Ramesh Negi, Sh. Diwan Chand Gupta, Sh. N.S.
Pal, Sh. Indervir Singh Pal, Sh. Ashwani Kumar, Sh. Y.K. Gautam and then along the
path joining to the Chhota Shimla14 Kasumpti path near AIRA HOLME’s Public
School. Following Chhota Shimla Kasumpti path towards Kasumpti upto junction of
Shimla-Junga road and SDA Complex road. The following Shimla Junga road towards
Chhota Shimla upto Cart Road near Ashiana Restaurant. Then following Cart Road
upto junction of Tribunal road and Cart Road near Himachal Pradesh Secretariat
building.
10.4.2. RESTRICTED AREA.—The Restricted Area shall comprise of the following
areas, namely:-
Area outside the Core Area, defined vide Para 10.4.1. above and bounded by bye-pass road
starting from Barrier to Tutikandi-Khalini-Vikas Nagar, Pantha Ghati, Malyana,
Bhattakufar to Dhalli Tunnel. The Restricted Area shall also include a belt of 50 meter on
valley side of National Highway-22 starting from Barrier to Dhalli Tunnel. Sanjauli area
starting from Dhalli Tunnel to old house of Smt. Shanti Devi along Tibetian Hospital
(excluding Tibetian Hospital) to Dhingu Temple via Municipal Corporation path to
electricity transformer all along defense boundary and then following the nallah cremation
ground. From cremation ground to Sanjauli along existing Forest and Government land
boundary and 50 meter on valley side of the Cart Road from Sanjauli Chowk to Victory
Tunnel, Long Wood- Shankli, Ruldubhatta area bounded by upper Bhrari road on East upto
Harvington to Power House along sewerage line path on west to cart road from above point
to Tara Hall School to Tapovan to lower Kaithu along road on East to Cart Road along
External Municipal road on North and West meeting cart road near Hotel Hans.
10.4.3. OTHER AREAS.—The Other Area shall comprise of all other parts of Shimla
Planning Area excluding Core and Restricted Areas.
10.4.4. GREEN AREA.—The Green Area shall comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
the Forest Area bounded by bye-pass and cart road starting from junction of barrier
following the cart road to Parivahan Bhawan Nallah near Government Press then
alongwith houses of Shri Yog Raj Sharma, J.N. Kaushal, Government Press Welfare
Department to Tutikandi following the path meeting at bye-pass road near
Government High chool, then following the bye-pass and back to the junction of
Barrier;
(ii) Nabha Forest bounded by bye-pass and cart road from Tutikandi near Government High
School following the path to cart road to Nabha road and following down along with
HPPWD Godown Block No.28, Hostel I.T.I. Block No.25-A, Block No. 23, Block-D,
Block No.21, Block LII/84 and Block-II/83 along nallah meeting at bye-pass road and
back to Tuti Kandi near Government High school;
(iii) Phagli and Lal Pani forest bounded by Cart road and bye-pass starting from Phagli
path from the bye-pass to railway parking to cart road and then alongwith railway
quarter Block No.62, house of Sh. Gopal Singh, Shiv Rajan, Directorate Education
Office to Municipal Corporation Quarter to Sr. Sec. School Lalpani then alongwith,
Ladakhi Mohalla path upto house of Smt. Janki Devi, Sunder Singh and Naresh then
following the Nallah meeting at bye-pass road and back to the phagl path;
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(iv) Bemloe Forest bounded by Cart road and bye-pass starting from lift nallah moving
along cart road then following down the path near Government quarters meeting at
junction on Cart road to Bemloe road along with post office building C.P.R.I.
Complex, house of Shri Sumer Chand, I.D. Garg, Tripta Devi, Uma Vati, Sawarn
Lata, Block D & C to Bemloe road & bye-pass and following back the bye-pass upto
the lift Nallah;
(v) Himland Forest starting from CPRI Complex, on Bemloe road to house of Shri Ram
Dhan Lal, Darshan Lal, Joginder Pal, D.P. Sharma to Cart road then following the
Cart Road to Himland Nallah meeting at byepass to Bemloe road and back to CPRI
Complex;
(vi) Khalini & Chotta Shimla Forest Area bounded by Cart Road starting from the Nallah
near Palika Bhawan then following the Nallah to Bye-Pass road then to B.C.S. Road
via Khalini Chowk to the house of Shri Prithvi Sen. Telecom Office. house of B.S.
Chauhan, Hukmi Devi, H.T. Upadhya, Savitri Niwas & Suman Niwas meeting bye-
pass and following bye-pass to B.C.S. Dhobighat, Servant Quarters, Hospital, School
Gate, Linlithgo Cottage, Gate Cottage, Pine Cottage, Jr. School of B.C.S. meeting
Bye-Pass then alongwith Bye-pass upto the junction of S.D.A. road to Kasumpti Junga
Road alongwith SDA Blocks to Tibetian School to house of Shri Vinod Sood, O.C.
Bali, Parshotam Dass, M.M. Gulati, Brij Lal Gupta, K.S. Dhaluta, M.R. Sood, Balbir
Singh, Joginder Lal, Varsha Vohra, Sarita Jaidk, Sant Kumar, R.R. Jain, B.L. Pandit,
P.S. Negi, Bhupinder Obraia, T.L. Sharma, I.D. Gupta, Sudershan Mahajan, Penajit
Singh, Army Servant Quarter then alongwith Cart road upto Palika Bhawan Nallah;
(vii) Chhota Shimla Forest Area above card road starting from Eastern path near/ Military
quarter to Mall Road to Western path meeting at Cart Road;
(viii) Kasumpti Forest Area starting from the junction of Kasumpti Mehli Path and Police
Colony Road near H.P.PWD enquiry office then following Mehli Kasumpti path upto
Geeta Mandir along Jammu Castle Road upto junction;
(ix) Charlie Villa Forest Area starting from Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission
building alongwith Himachal Pradesh Housing Board Building, houses of Shri
Joginder Singh Kanwar, Manta Niwas, Sanjeev Sharma, Urvashi Sharma, Dr. Amba
Charan, B.R. Malhotra, Mahinder Singh, O.P. Gupta, Army building, Fakir Chand
Tada to Mall Road to C.M. residence then following the nallah near the house of Shri
Satish Kumar Goel meeting at Cart Road;
(x) Forest Area starting from the nallah near Himfed Petrol Pump following the nallah
upto the junction of path and Nallah then following the path to the Himachal Pradesh
Secretariat Building and following the Cart Road upto Himfed Petrol Pump;
(xi) Jakhoo Forest starting from the junction of Raj Bhawan Road and Cart Road to Radha
Swami Bhawan along U.S. Club Road to Lift Nallah to Titla Hotel following the road
to Oak Wood through Northern road then following the Nallah down ward to
Snowdon Pump House via Snowdon Road to house of Shri T.D. Gupta, Sukhvinder
Singh, M.C. Commissioner residence, Corner House (M.C. Qrt) Nehar Singh Thakur
and Govt. Sr. Sec. School Sanjauli to Cart Road then following Cart Road upto the
junction of Raj Bhawan Road and Cart Road;
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(xii) starting from Ram Chandra Chowk to Chief Minister residence via Raj Bhawan Road
and Mall Road to Challet Day School then along U.S. Club Road to Ram Chandra
Chowk;
(xiii) Forest Area bounded by Cart Road and Snowdon Road starting from Sanjauli Chowk
to Snowdon Hospital;
(xiv) Bharari, Shankli and Ruldhu Bhatta Forest Area starting from RKMV College along
Keleston Road to Harvingtion to Lower Bharari road to Sewerage line path alongwith
house to Shri M.L. Sharma (Geeta Bhawan), Prem Bhawan house of Shri Desh Raj to
Cart Road along Nallah then following Cart Road upto R.K.M.V. College;
(xv) Summer Hill Forest area starting from the Boileauganj Chowk to Summer Hill Post
Office alongwith Summer Hill road, then following ITI road upto the gate of Advance
Studies via Chaura Maidan road upto Police Station Boileauganj encircling the
Hillock;
(xvi) starting from the junction of Boileauganj and NH-22 near C.M.P. post to Boileauganj
ground Wakaf Board Building Shop No. 32 and Wakaf Board building Shop No.34
alongwith Chaura Maidan road upto nallah near Press Building and down the nallah
meeting at Cart Road; and
(xvii) starting from the gate of advance Studies along Elysium Hill road to Ambedkar
Chowk encircling Elysium Hill via Chaura Maidan Road upto gate of Advance
Studies.
10.4.5. HERITAGE AREA.- The Heritage Area shall comprise of the following areas,
namely:-
(i)
Vice Regal Lodge Complex complete;
(ii) one building depth on either side of road surrounding Vice Regal Lodge Complex;
(iii) one building depth on either side of Mall Road from Gate of IIAS upto Chhota Shimla
Chowk via SBI, Scandal Point, Shimla Club and Oak Over;
(iv) one building depth on either side of the path/road from Parakash Niwas (Housing
Shimla Type Writer) near SBI via Kalibari to Scandal Point;
(v) the area bounded by Scandal Point, Ridge, Regal, Takka Bench, Church, Ritz, U.S.
Club Gate, PWD Office, Chalet Day School and The Mall Road;
(vi) one building depth on either side of the road from Oak Over to Barnes Court
(Governor’s Residence) via Woodvilla;
(vii) Green patches within heritage area;
(viii) the following buildings falling inside the heritage area shall be the heritage buildings,
namely:-
1.Post Office Summer Hill, 2. Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 3. Post Office
Chaura Maidan, 4. The Cecil, 5. Carton House, 6. Clermont, 7. Race View, 8. Vidhan
Sabha Himachal Pradesh, 9. Gorton Castle, 10. Railway Board Building, 11. Parkash
Niwas, 12. State Bank of India, 13. St. Mark’s, 14. Kali Bari Temple, 15. Grand Hotel,
16. Bantony, 17. Telegraph office, 18. St. Andrew’s Church, 19. General Post Office,
20. Building of the ICICI Bank, 21. The whole range of buildings starting from
Northern Railway booking Agency opposite to Telegraph Office building and upto
Ramji Dass Dina Nath Building on the Mall Road, 22. Town Hall, 23. Gaiety Theatre,
24. Band Stand, 25. M.C. Library, Ridge, 26. Christ Church, 27. Ladies Park,
28. United Services Club, 29. The Clarks, 30. The Chalet, 31. The Cedars, 32. Oak
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Over, 33. Cemetery near Oak Over, 34. Woodvilla, 35. Erneston, 36. Yates Place,
37. Raj Bhawan (Barnes Court) and 38. Police Station Sadar at Boileauganj; and
(ix) the following buildings falling outside the above area shall be the heritage building,
namely:-
(a) Heritage Buildings.—1. Y.M.C.A., 2. St. Michael’s Cathedral, 3 Deen Dayal
Updhayaya Hospital (Formerly Ripon Hospital), 4 Green Gate, 5. Rothney
Castle, 6. Tara Hall, 7. Auckland House, 8. Chapslee, 9. Convent of Jesus and
Mary, 10. Aira Holme, 11. Sterling Castle, 12.Hainault, 13. Jakhoo Temple,
14. Corner House, 15.Torrentium, 16. Pari-Mahal (Old building), 17.Holly
Lodge Main Building, 18. Walsingham (D.C. Residence), 19. Kamla Nehru
Hospital (Old), 20. Manorville, 21. Bishop Cotton School, 22. Govt. Boys
Degree College, Sanjauli, 23. Sodhowal Lodge, 24. The Kalka Shimla Railway
Line, 25. Crow-Borough, 26. Inverarm (State Museum), 27. Strawberry Hill,
28. The Bemole Cottages, 29. Spring Field, 30. South Gate, 31. Foswell,
32. Emm Villa, 33. Craig Gardens, 34. Dimple Lodge, 35. Delphine Lodge,
36.Eddleston, 37. Eaglemount, 38. Railway Station, Summer Hill, 39. Winter
Field, 40.St. Thomas Church, 41. Shimleshwar (Shiv mandir), 42. St. Edward
School, 43. Wood Bank Offices Rest House, 44. Thistle Bank, 45. Y.W.C.A.,
46. Office of the Deputy Commissioner, 47. Ellerslie Building, 48. Police
Station, Chhota Shimla, 49.The Burj, 50. Armsdell, 51. Benmore Estate,
52. Toryne House, 53. Morvyn (I.T.I. Shimla), 54. Police Sataion Sadar at Sabji
Mandi, Shimla.
(b) Cemeteries.—1. Cemetery below the Barrier, Boileauganj, 2. Cemetery at Kanlog,
3. Cemetery below St. Bede’s and 4. Cemetery at Sanjauli.
10.4.6. SINKING AND SLIDING AREA.—The Sinking and Sliding Area shall
comprise of the following areas, namely:-
(i)
High Sinking Prone Area.—This area shall include the northern slopes of the Ridge
extending upto Grand Hotel in the West and covering Lakkar Bazar including Central
School extending Aukland Nursery School and extending down below upto Dhobi
Ghat below the Idgah Electric Sub-station.
(ii) Sliding Areas.—This area shall include Ladakhi Mohalla, the spurs below the office
of the Director of Education and the surrounding areas on Clarke’s Hotel.
10.4.7. AREAS OTHER THAN THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION SHIMLA
AREA.—All other areas outside the Municipal Corporation Shimla area and restricted areas outside
the Municipal Corporation area but falling within the Shimla Planning Area shall also constitute
Other Areas.
10.4.8. The following building regulations shall be applicable in Shimla Planning area,
namely:-
Minimum Set Backs (m)
Sr.
No
Description
of
Area
Minimum
Plot Size
(in m2)*
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LS
RS
Maximum
Floor
Area
Ratio
1
2
3
4
5
1.
CORE AREA
Detached
250
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
250
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
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Row
Housing
House with two
side dead walls
250
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.50
2.
RESTRICTED AREA
Detached
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
Row
Housing
House with two
side dead walls
200
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.50
3.
OTHER AREAS
Detached
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.75
Semi
detached
House with one
side dead wall
200
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.75
Row Housing
House with two
side dead walls
200
2.50
2.00
Nil
1.75
10.4.9. Regulations for Heritage Area.—The Core Area regulations as specified in clause
10.4.8 alongwith following additional regulations shall be applicable in Heritage Areas, namely:-
(1) the facade of the building/blocks shall be maintained on old lines in case of
reconstruction of existing buildings, however the internal changes shall be
permissible;
(2) the façade of new building on vacant plots shall be in conformity with the
architectural features and elements of the adjoining buildings for maintaining aesthetic
of existing surrounding buildings; and
(3) no new construction shall be allowed in green patches in this area.
10.4.10. GREEN AREAS.—In Green Areas only reconstruction on old lines shall be
permissible with same plinth area and number of storeys.
10.4.11. SINKING AND SLIDING AREA.—The Core and Restricted Area regulations
specified in clause 10.4.8 along with the regulation to the effect that reconstruction and new
construction on vacant plot shall be allowed on the basis of a structural design in consonance with
Geological Report from the competent authority shall be applicable in these areas.
10.4.12. The following regulations shall be applicable in the Shimla Planning Area for
the existing plots:-
(1) the minimum residential plot size of 150 Sqm. shall be permissible in Core Area prior
to the notification dated 22.8.2002 the regulations prevailing at that time shall be
applicable in case of such plot;
(2) in the case of plots in the areas other than Core Area, the minimum plot size shall be
regulated as per the regulations that were applicable in the Shimla Planning Area from
time to time; and
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(3) no plot size restriction shall be applicable for the plots existing prior to 31.3.1979,
however, Interim Development Plan regulations applicable immediately after coming
into operation of notification dated 31.3.1979 regarding Interim Development Plan for
Shimla Planning Area shall be applicable.
10.4.13. Common regulations for all areas under Shimla Planning Area.—The
following common regulations shall be applicable in Shimla Planning Area, namely:-
(i)
mixed landuse shall be permissible;
(ii) sub division of Land shall be permissible;
(iii) minimum width of path in new sub-division of land shall be as under:-
(a)
Minimum width of path/road for sub-division of land having more
than 5 plots
5.00 meters
(b)
Minimum width of path/road for sub-division of land having upto 5
plots
3.00 meters
(c)
Minimum area for open/green spaces for the scheme having more
than 5 plots
10 % of scheme
area
(d)
Minimum area for soakage pit etc. (irrespective of number of plots)
5% of the scheme
area.
(iv) maximum height of plinth level shall be 2.00 metre;
(v) minimum Floor Height shall be 2.60 metre, however, in an attic floor ceiling height
upto 2.40 metre shall be permissible;
(vi) Rain Water Harvesting System shall be mandatory @ 20 litre per Sqm. of roof top
area;
(vii) Solar Passive Design shall be mandatory;
(viii) basement and attic floor shall be considered as storeys and included in FAR;
(ix) sloping roof shall be mandatory with 2/3rd coverage of roof area;
(x) plot holder shall have choice to go for detached, semi-detached and row housing
subject to the condition that on a sandwiched plot conformity to authorised abutting
building shall be essential, provided that the word authorized shall not include any
relaxation as a result of composition of offences and relaxations;
(xi) reconstruction and additions/alterations shall be permissible subject to fulfillment of
these regulations. In the case of buildings on plots falling under the provisions of
regulation 10.4.12 reconstruction, addition/ alteration shall be allowed on the basis of
old lines;
(xii) provision for parking shall be made at the rate of one Equivalent Car Space (ECS) per
dwelling unit in residential buildings and at the rate of one Equivalent Car Space per
50 sqm. of built up area in other non-residential buildings, on plots having access to a
motor road. Any additional built up area of 20 Sqm. over and above a multiple of 50
Sqm. built up area shall require an additional Equivalent Car Space for parking. These
guidelines shall be subject to any relaxation / addition in bye-laws of the Municipal
Corporation for proximity to types of roads i.e. sealed, restricted and others;
(xiii) minimum distance of 5.00 metre from Forest boundary shall be maintained and
minimum distance from existing tree shall be 2.00 metre;
(xiv) in case of Educational, Health, Tourism Institutions and Industries, the building norms
of respective competent authorities under their respective laws shall be applicable in
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addition to the building regulations prescribed for various areas as per regulations
detailed in Regulation No. 10.4.8;
(xv) in case of Industrial use, the same shall be permissible only outside the Municipal
Corporation limits of Shimla Planning Area;
(xvi) in case of plots abutting highways, bye-passes and scheduled roads owned by the
Public Works Department, No Objection Certificate from Himachal Pradesh Public
Works Department shall be mandatory;
(xvii) submission of structural stability certificate on completion of building shall be
mandatory;
(xviii) any No Objection Certificate issued by the department shall be liable for withdrawal
on breach of terms and conditions of references of the issuance of such No Objection
Certificate and undertaking to this effect shall be given by the applicant;
(xix) No Objection Certificate from the Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited
shall be obtained and attached with the application seeking planning permission;
(xx) no construction shall be permissible above vision line (1.50 meter) on valley sides of
highways/major roads;
(xxi) minimum width of path abutting at least one side of the plot shall be 3.05 metre;
(xxii) sub-division of land into plots amounts to development under the Himachal Pradesh
Town and Country Planning Act, 1977 and as such, no person shall sub-divide the
land unless permitted to do so as per rules framed under the said Act. The
development proposal for a part of land or khasra number shall not be considered and
proposal for complete land holding shall be submitted;
(xxiii) roof slab/ chajja projection over door and window openings shall be limited upto
0.45 metre over set backs on all sides;
(xxiv) permissible area standard/ norms for different parts of a building shall be as under:-
Habitable room
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
9.50 square meter
2.40 meter
Kitchen
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
4.50 square meter
1.80 meter
Bath room
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
1.80 square meter
1.20 meter
W.C.
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
1.10 square meter
0.90 meter
Toilet
Minimum floor area
Minimum width
2.30 square meter
1.20 meter
Minimum width of
Corridor
For residential
For Other uses
meter wide
1.20 meter wide
Minimum width of Stair
For residential
For Other uses
meter wide
1.50 meter wide
Minimum width of
treads without nosing
For residential
For Other uses
25 centimeter wide for internal
stairs
30 centimeter wide for internal
stair case.
Maximum height of riser
For residential
For Other uses
19 centimeter
15 centimeter
Provision of Spiral stair case
For other uses
expect residential
Provision of Spiral stair case
not less than 1.50 meter dia
with adequate head height as
fire escape in addition to
regular stair case;
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(xxv) Openings.- For sufficient air and light, windows and ventilators provided shall have
minimum area equivalent to 1/6th of floor area; and
(xvi) Balcony Projections.- 1.20 meter wide balcony complete open at two sides with
restriction of 50% of building frontage where minimum front set back is 3.00 meter
shall be permissible.
10.4.14. Constitution of Single Umbrella Committee.—(1) For the Purpose of according
building plan approvals in all types of areas in Municipal Corporation, Shimla area established
under the provisions of Municipal Corporation Act, 1994, there shall be a Single Umbrella
Committee (hereinafter referred to as the ‘SUC’) which shall comprise of the following:-
Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Shimla
Chairman
Town & Country Planner (Shimla) Member
Executive Engineer (Urban Development)
Member
Architect Planner, Municipal Corporation Shimla Member
Secretary
(2) The SUC shall discharge the following functions, namely:-
(i)
in cases where relaxation of provisions is required, the SUC shall send those
cases to the State Government for decision under provisions of section 76 of the
Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977. The cases in which
the relaxation is sought from the Government, such cases shall be properly
scrutinized by the SUC and if justified, the cases shall be sent to the Government
for relaxation or otherwise the same shall be liable to be rejected;
(ii) in case of non-residential buildings e.g. commercial, tourism, education, health,
industrial establishments etc. having covered area of more than 1000 Sqm., the
SUC shall co-opt officers of the concerned Department /Agency having
specialization in relevant field for processing such cases;
(iii) the SUC shall meet at least once every month and decide a fix-day for this
purpose; and
(iv) in context of Heritage Zone, the SUC shall consider cases of Heritage Area only
on the recommendation of the Heritage Advisory Committee comprising of the
following:-
(3) Director, Town and Country Planning Department.
(4) Two experts, having knowledge in the field of Conservation of Heritage, Architecture,
Archeological, Environment, Natural Heritage etc.
10.4.15. Simplification of the Map Approval Process.—(1) The whole map approval
process in the Municipal Corporation area shall be under the domain of SUC.
(2) For Other Areas of Shimla Planning Area out side the Municipal Corporation Shimla
Area, the map approval process shall be as under:-
(i)
the empanelled Private Practitioner (s) shall be registered by the Town and
Country Planning Department;
(ii) the empanelled Private Practitioner (s) shall be competent to approve maps and
after certifying that maps are in accordance with the relevant regulations and
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also the bye-laws of the local body, if any, involved, they shall file these maps
with the SADA concerned;
(iii) the SADA shall have the right to review maps submitted to it and if found
contrary to any of the regulations it may take action against the concerned
practitioner(s);
(iv) after construction, a certificate on a specified format from a empanelled private
practitioner shall be sufficient for grant of the completion certificate (CC) by the
SADA; and
(v) the SADA concerned shall have the right to review the certificate given by it and
may take penal action in relation to such structure and against empanelled
private practitioner (s) as per law and these regulations. If empanelled private
practitioner is found to have approved maps in violation of these regulations or
issued wrong certificates for obtaining a completion certificate, he shall be liable
to have his registration cancelled on the recommendations of the SADA
concerned under provisions of para-5 of Appendix-II of the Himachal Pradesh
Town and Country Planning Rules, 1978. In addition, the recommendation shall
be made by the Town & Country Planning Department to the respective
professional institute for revoking the licence of the empanelled private
practitioner who is found in default of the prescribed norms.
10.4.16. Constitution of Inspection Squad.—(1) To perform the inspection and
monitoring of the plan approval and implementation process, there shall be an Inspection Squad
comprising of the following:-
(1) State Town Planner/Town & Country Planner (HQ)
- Chairman
(2) Tehsildar (TCP)
- Member
(3) Planning Officer (HQ)
- Member
(2) The Inspection squad shall discharge the following functions, namely:-
(i)
conduct random checks of the construction activities and perform inspection of
records pertaining to planning permissions, NOC and unauthorized constructions
going on in Shimla Municipal Corporation area;
(ii) take cognizance of the deviations committed by the individuals/sanctioning
authorities with reference to the provisions of Municipal Corporation Act, 1994
and Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977 and shall bring the
same to the notice of the authorities concerned including Commissioner,
Municipal Corporation Shimla for taking further action;
(iii) co-opt Executive Engineer, Municipal Corporation Shimla or any other
functionary of Municipal Corporation Shimla, as a member of the Inspection
Squad for the purposes of monitoring and facilitating compliance to the
provisions of the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977; and
(iv) periodic reports, along with recommendations of the Inspection Squad shall be
shared with concerned Municipal Corporation, Shimla, Urban Local Bodies and
Special Area Development Authorities for inducing qualitative improvement of
management system.”; and
Deletion of paras 10.5, 10.6, 10.7 and 10.7A.—(b) The para 10.5, 10.6, 10.7 and 10.7A
shall be deleted.
By order,
Sd/-
Principal Secretary (TCP).
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“(2A) In cases of construction carried out without obtaining prior development
permission as required under sections 15-A, 16 and 30 but without any violation of
regulations of Interim Development Plans/ Development Plans and any of the
provisions of these rules, the structure so constructed shall be regularized on payment
of composition fees equal to 10 times of development fee under this rule.”
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[AUTHORITATIVE ENGLISH TEXT OF GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION NO. TCPF (5)-
5/2010, DATED 28-02-2011 AS REQUIRED UNDER CLAUSE (3) OF ARTICLE 348 OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA].
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
Shimla-2, 28th February, 2011
No. TCP-F(5)-5/2010.—In exercise of the powers conferred under section 87 read with
section 15-A (2) (a), 16 (a) and 30 (1) of the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act,
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1977 (Act No. 12 of 1977), the Governor, Himachal Pradesh proposes to make the following rules
further to amend the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Rules, 1978 notified vide
Government notification No. 9-12/72-PW (B) dated 19.12.1978, published in the Rajpatra,
Himachal Pradesh(Extra Ordinary) dated 6.4.1979 and the same are hereby published in the
Rajpatra, Himachal Pradesh (Extra Ordinary) for the information of the general public.
If any person, likely to be affected by these draft rules has any objection(s) or suggestion(s)
with respect to these draft rules, he may send the same to the Principal Secretary (TCP) to the
Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla within a period of 30 days from the date of their
publication in the Rajpatra, Himachal Pradesh.
Objections/suggestions, if any, received within the period specified above, shall be
considered by the State Government, before finalizing these draft rules, namely :—
1.
Short title.—These rules may be called the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country
Planning (Amendment) Rules, 2011.
2.
Amendment of Rule-12.—After sub-rule (2) of rule 12 of the Himachal Pradesh
Town and Country Planning Rules, 1978, the following new sub-rule (2A) shall be inserted,
namely:-
“(2A) In cases of construction carried out without obtaining prior development permission
as required under sections 15-A, 16 and 30 but without any violation of regulations of
Interim Development Plans/ Development Plans and any of the provisions of these rules, the
structure so constructed shall be regularized on payment of composition fees equal to 10
times of development fee under this rule.”
By order,
Sd/-
Principal Secretary (TCP).
___________
[Authoritative English Text of this department Notification No: - Mudran(B)2-7/99 dated
20-11-2010 , As required under clause (3) of Article 348 of the Constitution of India].
PRINTING & STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
Shimla-2, the 20th November, 2010
No. Mudran (B)2-7/99.—In exercise of the powers conferred by proviso to Article 309 of
the Constitution of India , the Governor, Himachal Pradesh , is pleased to make the following rules
further to amend the Himachal Pradesh Printing and Stationery Department, Sweeper, Class-IV
(Non-Gazetted) (Ministerial Services) Recruitment and Promotion Rules 2001, notified vide
Notification of even number dated 20-2-2001 and published in H.P. Rajpatra on 10-3-2001
namely:-
1.
Short Title and Commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Himachal
Pradesh Printing and Stationery Department, Sweeper, Class-IV (Non-Gazetted) (Ministerial
Services) Recruitment and Promotion (2nd amendment ) Rules, 2010.
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(ii) These rules shall come into force from the date of publication in the Rajpatra
Himachal Pradesh.
2.
Amendment of Annexure “A” .—In Annexure "A" to the Himachal Pradesh Printing
and Stationery Department Sweeper, Class-IV (Non-Gazetted), (Ministerial Services)
Recruitment and Promotion Rules, 2001 :-
(a) for the existing provisions against the Col No. 4 following shall be substituted namely;
(i) Pay Scale for regular incumbents =Rs. 4900-10680 +Rs. 1300 Grade Pay P.M.
(ii) Emoluments for Contract employees = Rs. 6200 P.M (As per details given in Col.
15-A.)
(b) For the existing provisions against the Col. No. 10 following shall be substituted,
namely:-
“100% by direct recruitment on regular basis or by recruitment on contract basis as
the case may be. The Contract employees will get the emoluments as given in Col. 15-A and
will be governed by service conditions as specified in the said column.”
(e)
After the column No.15, the new column No. 15-A shall be inserted, as under :-
15-A. Selection for appointment to the post by contract appointment.—
Notwithstanding any thing contained in these rules, contract appointment to the post will be made
subject to the terms and conditions given below.
(I) CONCEPT.—(a) Under this policy, the Sweeper in the Printing & Stationery
Department will be engaged on contract basis initially for one year ,which may be extendable for
on year to year basis Provided that for extension /renewal of contract period on year to year basis
the concerned HOD shall issue a certificate that the service and conduct of the contract appointee is
satisfactory during the year and only then his /her period of contract is to be renewed / extended .
(b) POST FALLS OUT OF THE PURVIEW OF HPPSC/HPSSSB.—The Controller,
Printing & Stationery Department, after obtaining the approval of the Government to fill up the
vacant post on contract basis will advertise the details of the vacant posts in at least two leading
newspapers and invite applications from candidates having the prescribed qualifications and
fulfilling the other eligibility conditions as prescribed in these Rules.
(c ) The selection will be made in accordance with the eligibility conditions prescribed in
these Rules.
(II) CONTRACTUAL EMOLUMENTS.—The Sweeper appointed on contract basis will
be paid consolidated fixed contractual amount @ Rs. 6200 per month (which shall be equal to the
minimum of the pay band plus Grade Pay.) An amount of Rs. 190/- (3% of minimum of the pay
band plus Grade Pay) as annual increase in contractual emoluments for subsequent year(s) will be
allowed for further subsequent year(s).
(III) APPOINTING/DISCIPLINARY AUTHORITY.—The Controller, Printing and
Stationery Himachal Pradesh. will be appointing and disciplinary authority.
(IV) SELECTION PROCESS.—Selection for appointment to the post in case of Contract
Appointment will be made on the basis of Viva-voce test or if considered necessary or expedient by
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a written test or practical test the standard/syllabus etc. of which will be determined by the
concerned recruiting agency i.e. Controller Printing and Stationery.
(V) COMMITTEE FOR SELECTION OF CONTRACTUAL APPOINTMENTS.—
As may be constituted by the concerned recruiting agency i.e. Controller Printing and Stationery
H.P. time to time.
(VI) AGREEMEMT.—After selection of a candidate, he /She shall sign an agreement as
per annexure -B appended to these Rules.
(VII) TERMS AND CONDITIONS.—(a) The Contract Appointee will be paid fixed
contractual amount @ Rs.6200/- per month (which shall be equal to minimum of pay band + Grade
Pay).An amount of Rs. 190 (3% of minimum of pay band + Grade Pay) for further extended years
and no other allied benefit such as senior/selection scales etc. shall be given.
(b) The service of the Contract Appointee will be purely on temporary basis. The
appointment is liable to be terminated in case the performance/conduct of the contract appointee is
not found satisfactory.
(c) Contract Appointee will be entitled for one day casual leave after putting one month
service. This leave can be accumulated up to one year. No leave of any other kind will be
admissible to the contract appointee. He/She will not be entitled for Medical Re-imbursement and
LTC etc. only maternity leave will be given as per Rules.
(d) Unauthorized absence from the duty without the approval of the Controlling officer
shall automatically, lead to the termination of the Contract . Contract Appointee shall not be
entitled for contractual amount for period of absence from duty.
(e) An official appointed on contract basis who have completed five years tenure at one
place of posting will be eligible for transfer on need based basis wherever required on
administrative grounds.
(g) Selected candidate will have to submit a certificate of his /her fitness from a
Government/Registered Medical Practioner Women candidate pregnant beyond 12 weeks will be
temporarily unfit till the confinement is over. The women candidate will be re-examined for the
fitness from an authorized Medical Officer/ Practioner.
(g) Contract Appointee shall be entitled to TA/DA if required to go on tour in connection
with his official duties at the same rate as applicable to regular counter part officials at the
minimum of pay scale.
(h) Provisions of service rules like FR,SR,, Leave Rules, GPF Rules ,Pension Rules and
Conduct Rules etc.as are applicable in case of regular employees will not be applicable in case of
contract appointee. They will be entitled for emoluments etc. as detailed in this column.
By order,
Sd/-
Secretary (P&S).
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ANNEXURE “B”
Form of contract/agreement to be executed between the Sweeper & the Government of
Himachal Pradesh through--Controller Printing and Stationery H.P.
This agreement is made on this…………………..……..day of…………………….in the
year……..…Between………….Sh/Smt.……………….....S/o/D/o Sh. Sh………..…………………
R/o…………………………………………Contract appointee (hereinafter called the FIRST
PARTY), AND The Governor, Himachal Pradesh through-Controller, Printing and Stationery
Department, Himachal Pradesh (here-in-after called the SECOND PARTY) Whereas, the
SECOND PARTY has engaged the aforesaid FIRST PARTY, and the FIRST PARTY has agreed
to serve as Sweeper on contract basis on the following terms and conditions:-
1.
That the FIRST PARTY shall remain in the service of the SECOND PARTY as a
Sweeper
for
a
period
of
one
year
commencing
on
day
of…………………………….and ending on the day of …….………… It is
specifically mentioned and agreed upon by both the parties that the contract of the
FIRST PARTY with SECOND PARTY shall ipso-facto stand terminated on the last
working day i.e. on…………………….. And information notice shall not be
necessary.
Provided that for extension/renewal of contract period on year to year basis the
concerned HOD shall issue a certificate that the service and conduct of the contract
appointee is satisfactory during the year and only then his /her period of contact is to
be renewed/extended.
2.
The Contractual amount of the FIRST PARTY will be Rs.6200 /-per month.
3.
The service of FIRST PARTY will be purely on temporary basis. The appointment is
liable to be terminated in case the performance/conduct of the contract appointee is
not found good .Or if regular incumbent is appointed/posted against the vacancy for
which the first party was engaged on contract.
4.
Contractual Sweeper will be entitled for one day casual leave after putting in one
month service. This leave can be accumulated upto one year. No leave of any other
kind is admissible to the contractual Sweeper. He will not be entitled for Medical
Reimbursement and LTC etc. Only maternity leave will be given as per Rules.
5.
Unauthorized absences from the duty without the approval of the controlling officer
shall automatically lead to the termination of the contract. A contractual Sweeper will
not be entitled for contractual amount for the period of absence from duty.
6.
An official appointed on contract basis who has completed five years tenure at one
place of posting will be eligible for transfer on need based basis wherever required on
administrative grounds.
7.
Selected candidate will have to submit a certificate of his/her fitness from a
Government/Registered Medical Practioner. In case of women candidates pregnant
beyond twelve weeks will render her temporary unfit till the confinement is over. The
women candidate should be re-examined for fitness from an authorized Medical
Officer/ Practioner.
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8.
Contract appointee shall be entitled to TA/DA if required to go on tour in connection
with his official duties at the same rate as applicable to regular counter part official.
9.
The Employees Group Insurance Scheme as well as EPF/GPF will not be applicable to
the contractual appointee(s).
IN WITNESS the FIRST PARTY AND SECOND PARTY have herein to set their
hands the day, month and year first, above written.
IN THE PRESENCE OF WITNESS:
1
……………………………………..
………………………………………
………………………………………
(Name and full Address)
(Signature of the FIRST PARTY)
2.
…………………………………..
………………………………………
………………………………………
(Name and full Address)
IN THE PRESENCE OF WITNESS:
1.
……………………………………..
………………………………………
………………………………………
(Name and full Address)
(Signature of the SECOND PARTY)
2.
……………………………………..
………………………………………
………………………………………
(Name and full Address)
&&&&&&&&
&&&&&&&&
&&&&&&&&
&&&&&&&&
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk lfpoky;
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk lfpoky;
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk lfpoky;
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk lfpoky;
vf/klwpuk
f'keyk&4] 3 ekpZ] 2011
la[;k%
la[;k%
la[;k%
la[;k% fo0l0&fo/kk;u&vuq0
fo0l0&fo/kk;u&vuq0
fo0l0&fo/kk;u&vuq0
fo0l0&fo/kk;u&vuq0 ctV@1&45@2011
ctV@1&45@2011
ctV@1&45@2011
ctV@1&45@2011-&&
&&
&&
&&fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk dh izfØ;k ,oa
dk;Z lapkyu fu;ekoyh] 1973 ds fu;e 140 ds vUrxZr fgekpy izns'k fofu;ksx fo/ks;d] 2011 dks
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkk esa iqj%LFkkfir gks pqdk gS] loZ&lk/kkj.k dh lwpukFkZ jkti= esa eqfnzr djus gsrq
izsf"kr fd;k tkrk gS A
vkns'k }kjk]
xkso/kZu flag]
xkso/kZu flag]
xkso/kZu flag]
xkso/kZu flag]
lfpo]
fgekpy izns'k fo/kku lHkkA
jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 4 ekpZ] 2011@13 QkYxqu] 1932
9281
2011 dk fo/s;d la[;kad 4
fgekpy izns'k fofu;ksx fo/s;d] 2011
(fo/ku lHkk }kjk iqj%LFkkfir :i esa)
31 ekpZ] 2011 dks lekIr gksus okys foÙkh; o"kZ ds fy, fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/ esa ls lsokvksa ds fy,
dfri; vfrfjDr èkujkf'k;ksa ds lank; dks izkf/Ñr djus vkSj mudk fofu;ksx djus ds fy, fo/s;d A
Hkkjr x.kjkT; ds cklBosa o"kZ esa fgekpy izns'k fo/ku lHkk }kjk fuEufyf[kr :i esa ;g vf/fu;fer gks %&
1 -
laf{kIr uke-&bl vf/fu;e dk laf{kIr uke fgekpy izns'k fofu;ksx vf/fu;e] 2011 gS A
2-
fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/ esa ls foRrh; o"kZ 2010&2011 ds fy, ` 9]64]12]89]462
dh vkSj jkf'k tkjh djuk-&fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/ esa ls vuqlwph ds r`rh; LrEHk esa fofufnZ"V ls vuf/d
/ujkf'k;ksa ftudk ;ksx ` 9]64]12]89]462 (` ukS lkS pkSalB djksM+] ckjg yk[k uoklh gtkj vkSj pkj lkS cklB) gS] lanÙk
vkSj mi;ksftr dh tk,] ftudk foRrh; o"kZ 2010&2011 dh vof/ esa vuqlwph ds f}rh; LrEHk esa fofufnZ"V lsokvksa vkSj
iz;kstuksa ls lEcfUèkr izHkkjksa dks pqdkus ds fy, mi;ksx fd;k tk,xk A
3-
fofu;ksx-&bl vf/fu;e }kjk fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/ esa ls lanÙk vkSj mi;ksftr fd, tkus
ds fy, izkf/Ñr /ujkf'k;ksa dk bl vf/fu;e dh /kjk 2 ds v/hu fofufnZ"V vof/ ls lEcfU/r vuqlwph esa vfHkO;Dr
lsokvksa vkSj iz;kstuksa ds fy, vkSj fofu;kstu fd;k tk,xkA
vuqlwph
(/kjk 2 vkSj 3 ns[ksa)
ekax la[;k
lsok,a vkSj iz;kstu
fuEufyf[kr jkf'k;ksa ls vuf/d
fo/ku lHkk
lafpr fuf/ ij
tksM+
}kjk nÙker
izHkkfjr
`
`
`
1
2
3
4
5
1 fo/ku lHkk
(jktLo)
22,92,000
1,28,000
24,20,000
(iwath)
1,29,89,000
—
1,29,89,000
2 jkT;iky vkSj eaf=kifj"kn~
(jktLo)
44,03,000
22,12,000
66,15,000
3 U;k; iz'kklu
(jktLo)
29,14,40,062
7,67,25,000
36,81,65,062
(iwath)
5,47,00,000
—
5,47,00,000
4 lkekU; iz'kklu
(jktLo)
2,15,03,116
64,25,000
2,79,28,116
5 Hkw&jktLo vkSj ftyk iz'kklu
(jktLo)
33,91,54,919
—
33,91,54,919
6 vkcdkjh vkSj djk/ku
(jktLo)
4,80,52,000
—
4,80,52,000
9282
jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 4 ekpZ] 2011@13 QkYxqu] 1932
7 iqfyl vkSj lEc¼ laxBu
(jktLo)
59,29,48,295
—
59,29,48,295
(iwath)
2,20,93,000
—
2,20,93,000
8 f'k{kk
(jktLo)
2,66,81,72,000
7,48,000
2,66,89,20,000
(iwath)
3,000
—
3,000
9 LokLF; vkSj ifjokj dY;k.k
(jktLo)
66,99,15,000
—
66,99,15,000
(iwath)
12,89,00,000
—
12,89,00,000
10 yksd fuekZ.k&lM+d] iqy rFkk Hkou
(iwath)
7,26,60,000
3,32,10,000
10,58,70,000
11 d`f"k
(jktLo)
61,62,38,000
—
61,62,38,000
(iwath)
4,000
—
4,000
12 m|ku
(jktLo)
29,20,96,000
—
29,20,96,000
(iwath)
8,65,28,277
—
8,65,28,277
13 flapkbZ] tykiwfrZ ,oa
(jktLo)
50,34,00,000
—
50,34,00,000
lQkbZ
(iwath)
62,63,13,075
1,72,88,925
64,36,02,000
14 i'kqikyu] nqX/ fodkl ,oa eRL;
(jktLo)
28,50,18,200
—
28,50,18,200
(iwath)
2,37,62,000
—
2,37,62,000
16 ou vkSj oU; thou
(jktLo)
4,000
7,90,000
7,94,000
(iawth)
11,99,000
—
11,99,000
17 fuokZpu
(jktLo)
10,34,03,500
—
10,34,03,500
18 m|ksx] [kfut] vkiwfrZ
(jktLo)
1,000
—
1,000
,oa lwpuk izkS|ksfxdh
19 lkekftd U;k; ,oa
(jktLo)
33,36,59,000
—
33,36,59,000
vf/dkfjrk
20 xzkeh.k fodkl
(jktLo)
37,77,47,109
60,000
37,78,07,109
21 lgdkfjrk
(jktLo)
6,76,57,000
—
6,76,57,000
(iwath)
22,07,47,000
—
22,07,47,000
22 [kk| ,oa ukxfjd vkiwfrZ
(jktLo)
1,000
—
1,000
23 fo|qr fodkl
(jktLo)
7,16,00,000
—
7,16,00,000
24 eqnz.k vkSj ys[ku lkexzh
(jktLo)
5,18,13,000
—
5,18,13,000
25 lM+d vkSj ty ifjogu
(jktLo)
3,000
—
3,000
26 i;ZVu vkSj ukxj foekuu
(jktLo)
20,16,000
—
20,16,000
(iwath)
2,99,46,000
—
2,99,46,000
27 Je] jkstxkj vkSj izf'k{k.k
(jktLo)
65,27,000
—
65,27,000
(iwath)
8,20,50,000
—
8,20,50,000
jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 4 ekpZ] 2011@13 QkYxqu] 1932
9283
28 'kgjh fodkl] uxj ,oa
(jktLo)
20,000
—
20,000
xzke ;kstuk rFkk vkokl
(iwath)
—
1,59,41,984
1,59,41,984
29 foÙk
(jktLo)
50,46,04,000
6,000
50,46,10,000
(iwath)
—
1,000
1,000
30 fofo/ lkekU; lsok;sa
(jktLo)
7,69,97,000
—
7,69,97,000
31 tutkrh; fodkl
(jktLo)
15,91,61,000
—
15,91,61,000
(iwath)
90,23,000
—
90,23,000
32 vuqlwfpr tkfr
(jktLo)
1,000
—
1,000
mi ;kstuk
(iwath)
2,69,89,000
—
2,69,89,000
tksM+ (jktLo)
8,08,98,47,201
8,70,94,000
8,17,69,41,201
(iwath)
1,39,79,06,352
6,64,41,909
1,46,43,48,261
dqy tksM+
9,48,77,53,553
15,35,35,909
9,64,12,89,462
mís';ksa vkSj dkj.kk
mís';ksa vkSj dkj.kk
mís';ksa vkSj dkj.kk
mís';ksa vkSj dkj.kksa dk dFku
sa dk dFku
sa dk dFku
sa dk dFku
;g fo/ks;d] Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 205 ds lkFk ifBr vuqPNsn 204 ds [k.M ¼1½ ds
vuqlj.k esa fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/k esa ls foÙkh; o"kZ 2010&2011 ds fy, fgekpy izns'k
ljdkj ds vuqekfur O;;ksa ds lEcU/k esa lafpr fuf/k ij izHkkfjr O;;ksa vkSj fo/kku lHkk }kjk ;Fkk nÙker
vU; O;;ksa dks iwjk djus ds fy, fgekpy izns'k jkT; dh lafpr fuf/k esa ls visf{kr vfrfjDr /ku ds
fofu;kstu dk micU/k djus ds fy, iqj%LFkkfir gSA
¼izse dqekj /kwey½
¼izse dqekj /kwey½
¼izse dqekj /kwey½
¼izse dqekj /kwey½
eq[; eU=hA
eq[; eU=hA
eq[; eU=hA
eq[; eU=hA
f'keyk %
rkjh[k % 3 ekpZ] 2011
&&&&&&&
Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 207 ds v/khu jkT;iky dh flQkfj'ksa
Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 207 ds v/khu jkT;iky dh flQkfj'ksa
Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 207 ds v/khu jkT;iky dh flQkfj'ksa
Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 207 ds v/khu jkT;iky dh flQkfj'ksa
¼foÙk foHkkx ufLr la[;k fQu ,
¼foÙk foHkkx ufLr la[;k fQu ,
¼foÙk foHkkx ufLr la[;k fQu ,
¼foÙk foHkkx ufLr la[;k fQu ,-lh
lhlh
lh-¼6½ 2@2010½
¼6½ 2@2010½
¼6½ 2@2010½
¼6½ 2@2010½
fgekpy izns'k dh jkT;iky] fgekpy izns'k fofu;ksx fo/ks;d] 2011 dh fo"k;&oLrq ds ckjs esa
lwfpr fd, tkus ds i'pkr~] Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn 207 ds v/khu mDr fo/ks;d dks fo/kku lHkk esa
iqj%LFkkfir djus vkSj ml ij fopkj djus dh flQkfj'k djrh gSaA
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Bill No. 4 of 2011
THE HIMACHAL PRADESH APPROPRIATION BILL, 2011
(AS INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY)
A
BILL
to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and out of the
Consolidated Fund of the State of Himachal Pradesh for the services for the financial year ending
on the 31st day of March, 2011.
BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh in the Sixty-second Year
of the Republic of India as follows:—
1.
Short title.—This Act may be called the Himachal Pradesh Appropriation Act, 2011.
2.
Issue of a further sum of ` 9,64,12,89,462 out of the Consolidated Fund of the
State of Himachal Pradesh for the financial year 2010-2011.—From and out of the
Consolidated Fund of the State of Himachal Pradesh, there may be paid and applied sums not
exceeding those specified in column (3) of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of
` 9,64,12,89,462 (` Nine hundred sixty four crores, tweleve lakhs eighty nine thousand four
hundred and sixty two) towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of
payment during the financial year 2010-2011 in respect of the services and purposes specified in
column (2) of the Schedule.
3.
Appropriation.—The sums authorised to be paid and applied from and out of the
Consolidated Fund of the State of Himachal Pradesh by this Act shall be further appropriated for
the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in relation to the period specified under section
2 of this Act.
THE SCHEDULE
(See sections 2 and 3)
1
2
3
Demand
Services and purposes
Sums not exceeding
No.
Voted by
Charged on the
Total
the Legislative
Consolidated Fund
Assembly
`
`
`
1
2
3
4
5
1
Vidhan Sabha
(Revenue)
22,92,000
1,28,000
24,20,000
(Capital)
1,29,89,000
—
1,29,89,000
2
Governor and Council of
(Revenue)
44,03000
22,12,000
66,15,000
Ministers
3
Administration of Justice
(Revenue)
29,14,40,062
7,67,25,000
36,81,65,062
(Capital)
5,47,00,000
—
5,47,00,000
4
General Administration
(Revenue)
2,15,03,116
64,25,000
2,79,28,116
5
Land Revenue and District
(Revenue)
33,91,54,919
—
33,91,54,919
Administration
jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 4 ekpZ] 2011@13 QkYxqu] 1932
9285
6
Excise and Taxation
(Revenue)
4,80,52,000
—
4,80,52,000
7
Police and Allied Organisations
(Revenue)
59,29,48,295
—
59,29,48,295
(Capital)
2,20,93,000
—
2,20,93,000
8
Education
(Revenue)
2,66,81,72,000
7,48,000
2,66,89,20,000
(Capital)
3,000
—
3,000
9
Health and Family Welfare
(Revenue)
66,99,15,000
—
66,99,15,000
(Capital)
12,89,00,000
—
12,89,00,000
10
Public Works—Roads,
(Capital)
7,26,60,000
3,32,10,000
10,58,70,000
Bridges and Buildings
11
Agriculture
(Revenue)
61,62,38,000
—
61,62,38,000
(Capital)
4,000
—
4,000
12
Horticulture
(Revenue)
29,20,96,000
—
29,20,96,000
(Capital)
8,65,28,277
—
8,65,28,277
13
Irrigation, Water Supply
(Revenue)
50,34,00,000
—
50,34,00,000
and Sanitation
(Capital)
62,63,13,075
1,72,88,925
64,36,02,000
14
Animal Husbandry,
(Revenue)
28,50,18,200
—
28,50,18,200
Dairy Development
(Capital)
2,37,62,000
—
2,37,62,000
and Fisheries
16
Forest and Wild Life
(Revenue)
4,000
7,90,000
7,94,000
(Capital)
11,99,000
—
11,99,000
17
Election
(Revenue)
10,34,03,500
—
10,34,03,500
18
Industries, Minerals,
(Revenue)
1,000
—
1,000
Supplies & Information
Technology
19
Social Justice and
(Revenue)
33,36,59,000
—
33,36,59,000
Empowerment
20
Rural Development
(Revenue)
37,77,47,109
60,000
37,78,07,109
21
Co-operation
(Revenue)
6,76,57,000
—
6,76,57,000
(Capital)
22,07,47,000
—
22,07,47,000
22
Food and Civil Supplies
(Revenue)
1,000
—
1,000
23
Power Development
(Revenue)
7,16,00,000
—
7,16,00,000
24
Printing and Stationery
(Revenue)
5,18,13,000
—
5,18,13,000
25
Road and Water Transport
(Revenue)
3,000
—
3,000
26
Tourism and Civil Aviation
(Revenue)
20,16,000
—
20,16,000
(Capital)
2,99,46,000
—
2,99,46,000
27
Labour, Employment
(Revenue)
65,27,000
—
65,27,000
and Training
(Capital)
8,20,50,000
—
8,20,50,000
28
Urban Development,
(Revenue)
20,000
—
20,000
Town and Country
(Capital)
—
1,59,41,984
1,59,41,984
Planning and Housing
29
Finance
(Revenue)
50,46,04,000
6,000
50,46,10,000
(Capital)
—
1,000
1,000
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jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 4 ekpZ] 2011@13 QkYxqu] 1932
30
Miscellaneous General Services (Revenue)
7,69,97,000
—
7,69,97,000
31
Tribal Development
(Revenue)
15,91,61,000
—
15,91,61,000
(Capital)
90,23,000
—
90,23,000
32
Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan
(Revenue)
1,000
—
1,000
(Capital)
2,69,89,000
—
2,69,89,000
Total
(Revenue)
8,08,98,47,201
8,70,94,000
8,17,69,41,201
(Capital)
1,39,79,06,352
6,64,41,909
1,46,43,48,261
Grand Total
9,48,77,53,553
15,35,35,909
9,64,12,89,462
STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS
This Bill is introduced in pursuance of clause (1) of article 204 read with article 205 of the
Constitution of India to provide for the appropriation from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the
State of Himachal Pradesh of the moneys further requred to meet the expenditure charged on the
Consolidated Fund and other expenditure as voted by the Legislative Assembly in respect of the
estimated expenditure ot the Government of Himachal Pradesh for the financial year 2010-2011.
(PREM KUMAR DHUMAL)
Chief Minister.
SHIMLA :
The 3rd March, 2011.
___________
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
[Finance Department File No. Fin.A.C.(6)2/2010]
The Governor, Himachal Pradesh, having been informed of the subject matter of Himachal
Pradesh Appropriation Bill, 2011, recommends, under article 207 of the Constittution of India, the
introducation in and consideration by the Legislative Assembly of the said Bill.
fu;U=d] eqnz.k rFkk ys[ku lkexzh] fgekpy izns'k] f'keyk&5 }kjk eqfnzr rFkk izdkf'kr