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The document outlines the process for preparing a master plan for the town of Lalsot, Rajasthan. It begins with an introduction to the town's population, demographics and vision/objectives for the plan. The scope of work includes background studies, data collection through surveys, analysis and formulation of the master plan. Key aspects of the methodology are primary/secondary data collection from various sources, stakeholder participation, analysis techniques like overlay mapping, and preparation of the land use plan. The overall aim is to develop an equitable and sustainable plan to improve infrastructure, economy, governance and quality of life in Lalsot.

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Masterplanprocess

The document outlines the process for preparing a master plan for the town of Lalsot, Rajasthan. It begins with an introduction to the town's population, demographics and vision/objectives for the plan. The scope of work includes background studies, data collection through surveys, analysis and formulation of the master plan. Key aspects of the methodology are primary/secondary data collection from various sources, stakeholder participation, analysis techniques like overlay mapping, and preparation of the land use plan. The overall aim is to develop an equitable and sustainable plan to improve infrastructure, economy, governance and quality of life in Lalsot.

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Master Plan Preparation

Case Study:
Lalsot, Rajasthan
Introduction
 Lalsot is a class III town and
also a sub-divisional head
quarter
Jaipur
 It is located at a distance of Lalsot

about 100 Km from Jaipur, the


state capital of Rajasthan.

 As of 2001 census, Lalsot had a population of 28,278. Males


constitute 52% of the population and females 48%.

 It has an average literacy rate of 59%, lower than the national


average of 59.5%: male literacy is 71%, and female literacy is
46%. In Lalsot, 18% of the population is under 6 years of age.
VISION & OBJECTIVES
Vision
To develop Lalsot as an equitable and sustainable sub regional
centre in terms of economic and infrastructure facilities with
relation to the people and the environment.

Equity
Promoting equitable access to critical infrastructure and facilities

Sustainability
In terms of economic and industrial activities. Also sustainability
with relation to the environment.
Objectives
 To develop Lalsot as a clean and liveable town.

 To improve upon the existing economic scenario, strengthening


it to serve as a mandi and industrial hub.

 To introduce a governance setup that is technically qualified


and professionally equipped to bring about comprehensive
development.

 To strengthen and augment the infrastructure and


transportation facilities so as to improve the general quality of
life.

 To induce equity and sustainability into the living


environment of the town
Scope of Work

 Background Study and Literature Search

 Preliminary study of development plans and their various


aspects.
 Evaluation of a plan based upon an evaluative criteria
 Identification of data for the preparation of a master plan.
 Examination of existing information and data on Lalsot town
and sub-region.
 Study of the broader context in which the town has
developed.
Scope of Work

 Data Collection

 Preparation of base maps, survey questionnaires, inventories,


data checklists, etc.

 Conduction of surveys, both primary and secondary for the


collection of necessary data.

 Interaction with various local level authorities/ organisations


involved in plan preparation & implementation. –
Stakeholder Participation
Scope of Work

 Data Analysis
 Analysis of obtained data with respect to various aspects of
development.
 Identification of potentials and constraints for development.

 Proposals and Formulation of Master Plan


 Preparation of detailed proposals pertaining to various aspects
of study.
 Drafting of final land use map & document.
Methodology
DATA COLLECTION
DATA
COLLECTION
 Primary Data:
 Building use & Land use survey
 Household surveys (Questionnaire)
 Urban Area
 Villages & Slums
 Commercial surveys – Shopkeeper survey
 Transport Surveys
 Traffic Volume
 Parking
 Origin-Destination
 Opinion surveys
 Interviews:
 Town Planning Department
 Industrial Area Members Association
 Road Transport Association, etc.
DATA
COLLECTION

 Secondary Data Sources:

 Local Municipal Board


 Local level Line Departments
 District Collectorate
 State Town & Country Planning Department
 Industrial Area Development Authority
 Census of India
 Archaeological Survey of India
 Geological Survey of India
 Google Earth, etc.
DATA
COLLECTION
 Stakeholder Participation:

 Discussion with representatives of Town Planning


Department
 Identification of Major Issues & Broad Focus Areas

 Discussions with representatives of Town level Line


Departments
 Capacity of existing infrastructure
 Sector specific identification of issues & scope for potential
development

 General feedback of the people


 Overall satisfaction level of the people
 Community specific/Area specific issues pertaining to
development.
DATA ANALYSIS
Data Analysis

 Tools for analysis & presentation:

 AutoCAD
 MS Excel
 Google Earth
 Google Sketch-up, etc.
Data Analysis
 Techniques:

 Land Use/Building Use Mapping


 Overlay Mapping
 Analysis of trends (population, literacy)
 Projection of population, etc.
 Comparison of data with respect to immediate
vicinity, standards
 Identification of shortage/surplus.
 Threshold Analysis
 Phasing of development, Zoning, etc.
 S.W.O.T. Analysis
 Identification of Potentials and constraints
Overlay Mapping
Spatial distribution of issues
Overlay Mapping

 Overlay Mapping and Weighted Index Method


used to compare issues across the town.

 Individual weightage given to different issues.

 Cumulative weightage used to delineate the town


into three zones corresponding to increasing
concern levels.
Overlay Mapping

 Factors Considered:

 Literacy  Parking Problems


 Population Density  Traffic Congestion
 Marginalization  Accident Rates
 Congestion of Land Use  Water Supply
 Poor Building conditions  Solid Waste Disposal
 Low Income  Social Infrastructure
 Poor accessibility to  Environmental
transport facilities Concerns
Overlay Mapping

Literacy Rate Population Density

Economic Activity Environmental Stress Levels


Overlay Mapping

Transport & Circulation Physical Infrastructure

Land Use
Overlay Mapping

Concern Zones

0-4: Minor Concern 5-9 Medium Concern 10-15: Major Concern


>15: Special Area
Land Use Plan

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