HDUDA came into effect from 22-12-1987 by the Government notification under KUDA act - 1987. This authority combined in itself the planning functions of the erstwhile Planning authority and the developmental functions of the erstwhile CITB. Since inception HDUDA has allotted sites to the individuals for construction of residential dwellings. In addition around 280 civic amenity sites have been allotted for use to various public organizations and offices, catering to the felt needs of the locality.
Vision and Mission of HDUDA
Plan, regulate, promote, monitor and facilitate urban development in Hubballi - Dharwad Local planning area to ensure sustainable and orderly growth. To transform Hubballi - Dharwad Urban area with high quality infrastructure, by visionary planning approach for better quality of life by ensuring sustainable and planned development by facilitating participatory and innovative approach through effective monitoring and regulation.
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On-Going Projects: HDUDA is developing Bhairidevarakoppa and Amargol layouts .
Layouts: HDUDA from the day of its inception has formed about 34 layouts and has made site allotments to general public.
Forms: Forms for allotment of sites are available in the office after notification in the news paper.
Contact Details:
Hubballi – Dharwad Urban Development Authority,
Navanagar,
Hubballi
Phone no-0836- 2224098, 2224195, 2224301, 2222616, 2224274, 2222505
www.hduda.org
Activities of the HDUDA:
The Hubli Dharwad Urban Development Authority performs planning and development functions:
I. Planning
The Hubli Dharwad Urban Development Authority is designated as the Planning Authority under the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961. The planning functions in brief involve the following:
· Preparation of development plan for Hubli Dharwad Twin city
· Preparation of Scheme Plans.
· Approval of Development Plans for Group Housing and Layouts.
· Approval of building plans.
· Other statutory functions under KTCP Act.
II. Development
In addition to the planning functions, the UDA Act envisages the following development functions:
· Planning and implementation of schemes to provide for Residential sites, Commercial sites, Industrial sites, Civic Amenity sites, Parks and playgrounds.
· Construction of Commercial complexes.
· Construction of houses for Economically Weaker Sections, Low Income Group, Middle Income Group, High Income Group.
· Development of major infrastructure facilities.
The Department of Town and Country Planning is mainly involved in the task of preparing Master plans and their enforcement and in extending technical assistance to various Government Departments/Local Bodies for the orderly development of cities, towns and villages. The main functions of the Town and Country Planning Department are;
Preparation of Master plans for cities, towns and potential villages, after conducting necessary physical and socio-economic surveys and obtaining approval from the Government under the Karnataka Town & Country Planning Act ,1961 for these plans;
Preparation of town extension schemes, development/ improvement schemes, rehabilitation schemes, ashraya schemes, and other such schemes;
Assisting the Karnataka State Town and Country Planning Board and giving technical assistance to Urban Development Authorities/Planning Authorities in plan preparation, implementation and enforcement under the Karnataka Town & Country Planning Act, 1961;
Offering technical assistance to developmental agencies like Karnataka Housing Board, Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board, Karnataka Slum Clearance Board and other such agencies;
Design/approval of layout plans of private individuals, Organisations, Government and Quasi-Government agencies;
Furnishing of technical opinion to Revenue Department regarding conversion of agricultural land to non-agricultural uses;
Source: Hubballi-Dharwad. UDA, GoK.