Bare ActsThe Odisha Development Authorities Act, 1982

Section 7

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Objects of the Authorit Th prornote and secure the developm:~ t 0~ ~ 1~J~rct s of the Authority shall be 10 the development area concerned a . any of the area comprised . special Purpose Vehicle co n stitu tedc~o r~~ng to plan 1{by itself or through ' ~ a Developer Entity) and for that pu or epurpose or through an agency or acquire, hold, manage and d isposer~~~e the Authority shall have power to building, engineering, mining and oth and and ~th er properly, to carry out connection with supply of water and e~~ ope~a tions , lo execute works in other services and amenities and generall tctricity, di~posa l of .sewage, and development and coordinating develop Y1 °1 do anything (including controlling necessary or expedient for p urposes~:~ a :~og ra 1mmes of related agencies) incidental thereto : uc eve opment and for purposes Provided that save as pr 'd d · . . ovi e in this Act, nothing contained in this Act shall be. constrned. as authorising the disregard by the A th ·t f law for the time being in force. u on Y o any CHAPTER-HI Development Plans : 8. Preparation of interim development plan- (1) T~e Authority shall as soon as may be, prepare in interim development plan for the whole 0 ; part of the development area concerned : Provided that if before the constitution of an Authorily for any development area, a Master Plan of such development area or part thereof has been published under Section 31 of the Odisha Town Planning and Improvement Trust Act, 1966 (Odisha Act 10 of 1957) or approved under Section 32 of the said Act, the said Master Plan shall· be deemed to be an interim development plan published by the Authority or, as the case may be, approved by the State Government under the relevant provision of !his Act. (2) The interim development plan shall indicate broadly the manner in which the area c;overed by it shall be used and shall contain zoning regulations regulate the development in each zone.