Town and Country Planning (Development Plans) Regulations (Cap. 283)

THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT PLANS) REGULATIONS [ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS] PART I PRELIMINARY Regulation 1. Title 2. Application 3. Interpretation 4. Scale of map PART II FORM AND CONTENT OF DEVELOPMENT PLANS 5. General description 6. Land utilisation map 7. Public utilities map 8. Written analysis 9. Basic map 10. Designation map 11. Comprehensive development map 12. Written statement 13. Written document 14. Titles of maps and documents 15. Reconcilation of maps and documents PART III PROCEDURE FOR THE SUBMISSION AND APPROVAL OF DEVELOPMENT PLANS 16. Submission of development plans to Minister 17. Requirements in case of amendments to maps and documents 18. Notice of submission of development plan 19. Approval or rejection of development plan 20. Certificates Regulation 21. Revocation of approval development plan 22. Access to development plan 23. Publication of approved developments plan FIRST SCHEDULE-Particulars and proposals to be included in the various maps and documents forming the development plan SECOND SCHEDULE-Prescribed forms SECTION 53-THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT PLANS) REGULATIONS Regulations by the Minister Government Notice 363 of 1962 Statutory Instruments 65 of 1965 323 of 1968 336 of 1969 58 of 1976 180 of 1979 PART I PRELIMINARY 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Town and Country Planning (Development Plans) Regulations. Title 2. These Regulations shall apply to all development plans submitted to the Minister under the provisions of Parts III and IV of the Act. Application 3. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- Interpretation "planning area" means the area specified by statutory notice for which an order to prepare a development plan has been made and shall include or exclude any additions or exclusions to the area of a development plan specified by statutory notice; "planning authority" means the local or other authority appointed by or under the provisions of section five of the Act. (As amended by No. 65 of 1965) 4. (1) Every map comprised in a development plan shall include a key describing the notation used. Scale of map (2) Except where otherwise provided, the following scales shall be used for maps comprised in a development plan: (a) maps covering the planning area of any city, municipality or township, one inch to five hundred feet; (b) maps covering any other planning area 1/50,000; (c) Comprehensive development maps, one inch to two hundred feet. (3) The Minister may, in any particular case, direct or approve a scale for any map comprised in a development plan which differs from the scale prescribed for that map in this regulation. PART II FORM AND CONTENT OF DEVELOPMENT PLANS 5. (1) Except where otherwise provided in sub-regulations (2) and (3), a development plan shall consist of a report of the survey and a basic map showing the manner in which land may be used and the stages by which any development may be carried out and such other maps and documents as may be appropriate under the succeeding provisions of these Regulations. General description (2) A proposal for modification of an approved development plan shall consist of such maps and documents as may be appropriate to the proposals and shall include a statement of the reasons for the proposal and any such map or document may be in substitution for any part of any map or document or in addition to any map or document forming part of the approved development plan. (3) A proposal for the revocation of an approved development plan shall include a statement of the reasons for the proposal. 6. The report of survey shall include a map to be known as a land utilisation map showing the existing use of land and buildings in respect of such of the items specified in Part I of the First Schedule as may be appropriate to the area to which the particular map relates and the date on which it was prepared. Land utilisation map 7. The report of survey shall include a map to be known as a public utilities map showing particulars in respect of such of the items specified in Part I of the First Schedule as may be appropriate to the area to which the particular map relates. (As amended by S.I. No. 58 of 1976) Public utilities map 8. The report of survey shall also include a document to be known as a written analysis which shall contain such of the items, in that order, specified in Part I of the First Schedule as may be appropriate to the area to which the particular document relates and may include such other information as the planning authority considers necessary to support its Written analysis planning proposals. (As amended by S.I. No. 58 of 1976) 9. (1) The basic map shall be a map indicating the manner in which it is proposed that land may be developed during the subsequent period of thirty years in respect of such of the items specified in Part I of the First Schedule as may be appropriate to the area to which the map relates. Basic map (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-regulation (1), the basic map shall include reservations of land for any public purpose, whether or not it is considered that such land will be so used within the subsequent period of thirty years, in every case where the boundaries or the approximate boundaries of the reservation are known at the time of preparation of the map. (3) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-regulation (1), the basic map may include reservations of land for any public purpose where it is known that such reservation will eventually be required and the site, size or boundaries have not been decided and any such reservation shall be diagrammatic and in the form set out in Part I of the First Schedule. (4) Nothing in sub-regulations (2) and (3) shall in any way detract from the rights of any owner of land under the provisions of section forty-one of the Act. (5) The basic map shall also show the stages by which development may be carried out by classifying that development which may be likely to be carried out within a period of five years immediately following the submission of the development plan to the Minister for immediate use and that development which may be likely to be carried out in the subsequent period of five years. (6) The basic map shall also show the road layout for development for the two five year periods specified in sub-regulation (5) and the main road framework for the subsequent period of twenty years and at the end of each period of five years the road layout for development during the next subsequent period of ten years shall be shown by means of a modification to the approved development plan. (As amended by No. 336 of 1969 and No. 58 of 1976) 10. A development plan which designates any land as subject to compulsory acquisition shall designate such land on a map to be known as a designation map and such map shall show particulars and proposals in respect of the items specified in Part I of the First Schedule. (As amended by S.I. No 58 of 1976) Designation map 11. (1) A development plan which defines any area as an area of comprehensive development shall define such area on a map to be known as a comprehensive development map and such map shall show particulars and proposals for development or redevelopment in respect of such of the items specified in Part I of the First Schedule as may be appropriate to the area. Comprehensive development map (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-regulation (1), a planning authority, in the case of any area set out in the First Schedule to the Act shall and, in any other case, may, show its proposals for the development or redevelopment of the principal business area on a comprehensive development map. (As amended by S.I. No 58 of 1976) 12. Every development plan shall contain a document to be known as a written statement and such written statement shall include (a) a summary of the main proposals of the development plan with such descriptive matter as the planning authority considers necessary to illustrate the various proposals shown on the basic map or as the Minister may from time to time direct for that purpose; (b) in relation to any comprehensive development map, except a map prepared under the provisions of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11, a statement in accordance with the provisions of subsection (3) of section sixteen of the Act of the purpose or purposes for which the area is to be developed or redeveloped as a whole; (c) in relation to any designation map designating land allocated by the development plan for any Government purposes or for the purpose of any function of a local or township authority, a statement identifying separately the land allocated for each Government purpose or to each local or township authority and the purpose for which such land is allocated and, in relation to any such map designating land comprised in an area of comprehensive development or contiguous or adjacent to any such area or for the purpose of securing its use in the manner proposed by the development plan, a statement identifying the land proposed for Written statement each use and the nature of that use. 13. Every development plan shall contain a document to be known as a written document and such document shall include provisions for the control of such of the items specified in the Second Schedule to the Act as may be included in the development plan. Written document 14. The maps and documents referred to in this Part shall be identified on the face by the titles thereby conferred on them. Titles of maps and documents 15. In the case of any contradiction in respect of any land to which a development plan relates between the particulars or proposals shown on one map comprised in the development plan and those shown on another or other such maps, the map which is to a larger scale shall, if those particulars or proposals are required by these Regulations to be shown thereon, prevail, and in the case of any contradiction between the maps included in the development plan and a document, the document shall prevail, and in the case of any contradiction between a symbol and a colour denoting a zone, reservation or use, the symbol shall prevail. Reconciliation of maps and documents PART III PROCEDURE FOR THE SUBMISSION AND APPROVAL OF DEVELOPMENT PLANS 16. A development plan shall be prepared in duplicate, each duplicate being certified by or on behalf of the planning authority by the person authorised so to do by a resolution of that planning authority. One duplicate shall be submitted to the Minister together with a certified copy thereof and a certificate that the provisions of subsection (5) of section sixteen and section nineteen of the Act have been complied with. Submission of development plans to Minister 17. Any alteration, deletion, addition or other amendment to any map or document forming part of a development plan shall be signed by or on behalf of the planning authority by the person authorised so to do by a resolution of that planning authority or the Minister, as the case may be, and if not so signed shall not prevail. Requirements in case of amendments to maps and documents 18. When a development plan is submitted to the Minister, the planning authority shall forthwith give public notice of the submission in the form set out in Part I of the Second Schedule. Notice of submission of development plan 19. (1) Where the Minister approves with or without modification a development plan submitted to him in accordance with these Regulations, he shall so certify the duplicate and the certified copy and return the certified copy to the planning authority which shall forthwith give public notice of the approval in the form set out in Part II of the Second Schedule. Approval or rejection of development plan (2) Where the Minister rejects a development plan, he shall return the certified copy to the planning authority giving reasons for the rejection and the planning authority shall forthwith give public notice of the rejection. 20. (1) The planning authority shall submit as soon as possible to the Minister a certified copy of any advertisement published or notice served in pursuance of these Regulations or Parts III and IV of the Act. Certificates (2) When the Minister has notified the planning authority of his approval with or without modification or his rejection of the development plan, the planning authority shall, within seven days of the giving of any public notice or the serving of any notice required to be given or served in accordance with the provisions of section twenty-one of the Act, submit to the Minister a certificate that the provisions of the said section twenty-one have been complied with. 21. For the purposes of regulations 17, 18, 19 and 20, a development plan shall be deemed to include a proposal for revocation of an approved development plan. Revocation of approved development plan 22. (1) Before a development plan is submitted to the Minister, the planning authority shall make available at its offices any information regarding its proposals for the development of the area covered by the development plan that may reasonably be required to be known by any person intending to develop or subdivide land. Access to development plan (2) When the Minister has approved a development plan, certified copies of the basic map and any designation map and any comprehensive development map and the written statement and written document shall be kept at the offices of the planning authority and any local or township authority having jurisdiction in any planning area covered by the development plan and made available for inspection by the public during normal hours of official business. 23. As soon as possible after the approval by the Minister of a development plan, the planning authority shall arrange for the printing or reproduction and publishing of the basic map, any designation map and any comprehensive development map, the written statement and the written document and shall make available printed copies thereof for sale to the public at a reasonable cost. Publication of approved developments plan APPENDIX FIRST SCHEDULE PARTICULARS AND PROPOSALS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS MAPS AND DOCUMENTS FORMING THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN The colours specified hereunder to be used on the various maps are obligatory on all duplicates and certified copies submitted to the Minister, but shall not nevertheless form part of the development plan and copies of any map offered for sale to the public need not be so coloured. All references to colours are to the Standard Town and Country Planning Colours approved by the British Colour Council. PART I Regulation 6: Land Utilisation Map Regulation 7: Public Utilities Map Regulation 9: Basic Map Regulation 10: Designation Map Regulation 11: Comprehensive Development Map The whole of a site should be coloured on the Land Utilisation Map to indicate the predominant use, but where there are two more or less equal but different uses they should be indicated separately. Where the ground floor use differs from the predominant use it should be indicated separately by a band along the frontage with the appropriate symbol or colour inside that band. The principal business area shall if necessary for clarity be shown on a separate map to a scale of 1:2 500. Existing uses to be outlined by a solid black line, and shaded by evenly spaced black dots, sized and spaced according to the scale of the map. Proposed uses to be outlined by a solid black line, not shaded, and indicated by the appropriate use letters. Deferred uses (proposed uses for the plan period subsequent to the first ten years) to be outlined by a solid black line and not shaded, with the appropriate letters in brackets. (As amended by S.I. no 58 of 1976) Use Symbol Colour 1. Boundary of planning Thick dot/dash line 9mm blue 2.1 border area outside boundary 2. Boundary of local or Thick black dotted ownship authority area line with name of authorities inside boundary 3. Boundary of comprehensive Small inverted "V's" Opaque white ink border development area inside boundary inside boundary 4. Reservations (a) Public buildings and P.................................... Red 1 cultural uses Community centre, public hall PC Entertainment, theatre, cinema PE Drive-in-cinema ............. PM Social club ...................... PS Church ............................ PW Public conveniences ....... PT Museum, cultural village PV (b) Administration ............... A.................................... Red 2 Central Government office AC Local Government office AL Post Office...................... AP (c) Institutions ..................... . G.................................... Orange (a) Education................... P.................................... (Four parts Orange 1 to one part Red 2) University .................. GEU Training and technical GET colleges Secondary school....... GES Primary school........... GEP Nursery school........... GEN (b) Health ........................ GH Hospital...................... GHO Mental hospital .......... GHM Rural health centre, clinic, GHC dispensary (c) Others ........................ GO Police station and camp GCP Prison......................... GOG Military uses .............. GOM Research station......... GOR (stating type) (d) Public utilities................ X.................................... Red brown 1.1 Electricity ....................... XE Water .............................. XW Sewage disposal ............. XS Refuse disposal............... XR Fire station...................... XF *-surface ..................... v /\ v underground ............ v /\ v Telephone or telegraph lines surface | | | | | | | | | | | | | | underground I I I I I I I I I Sewers* -| -| -| -| -| Water mains* - . . - . . - . . * Capacities or sizes should be figured. Use Symbol Colour (e) Open space and recreation O.................................... Green 1.1 (a) Public open space ...... OP Park and play area ..... OPP Playing fields, tennis court OPF Swimming pool ......... OPS Golf course ................ OPG Racetrack, stadium, ... OPR showground Camp or caravan site . OPC (b) Private open space ..... OV Park or play area........ OVP Playing fields, tennis courts OVF Swimming pool ......... OVS Golf course ................ OVG Race track .................. OVR Camp or caravan site . OVC Riding school............. OVE (c) Green belt .................. OGB 5. Transport ........................ T (a) Roads ............................. Road width drawn to scale Existing........................... ══════ Proposed ......................... small scale ................. ═█═█═ large scale.................. ═█═█═ Number and ultimate width in 12 mm diameter circle Road closure ................... Narrow hatching over portion affected and number in 6 mm diameter circle Car park .......................... TCP.................................... Green grey 1.1 Lorry park....................... TLP Street parking ................. Black chevrons along portion so used Bus station ...................... TBS Service station ................ TS Motel .............................. TM (b) Railway Existing........................... ++++++++++++++ Proposed ......................... ++ ++ ++ Railways reservation ...... TRY.................................... Light paynes grey water colour (c) Navigable waterway ...... TW.................................... Blue 1 Channel........................... Dock area........................ ......................................... Red purple 1.1 (d) Airport, airfield, airstrip TA.................................... Green brown 1 6. Communications............. C Brown 1.1 Radio or telegraph station ... CR Television station ................ CTU Telephone exchange............ CT 7. Residential ..................... R .................................... Yellow 2.1 Semi-detached house........... RSD Terraced houses................... RT Flats ..................................... RS Unauthorised settlement...... RUS Site and service scheme ...... RSS Traditional village ............... RV Hotel.................................... RH Rest house ........................... RRH Hostel .................................. RHO 8. Industrial ....................... F .................................... Red purple 1.1 Light industry ...................... FL Heavy industry .................... FH Special industry................... FS Warehousing ....................... FW Use Symbol Colour 9. Commercial ................... B ....................................... Blue 2.1 Shopping ............................. BS Special shopping ................. BSS Office .................................. BC Bank .................................... BL Licensed premises ............... BL Retail market ....................... BM 10. Residential U Residential R ....................................... Green brown 1.5 ....................................... Yellow 2.1 Block of flats ....................... RF Boarding-house ................... RB Residential hotel, licensed... RL Residential hotel, private..... RP Residential hotel, motel....... RM Squatter compound ............. RSC } ...................................... Deeper shade of yellow ..................................... Brown 2 edging inside boundary Site and service scheme ...... RSS ..................................... Brown 1.1 11. Mining and quarrying M ....................................... Grey 1.2 Surface working .................. MS Mine plant ........................... MP Mining claim area ............... MC Slimes dam.......................... MD Slag heap ............................. MH Magazine............................. MM Limit of underground working - . . - . . - . . 12. Miscellaneous Cemetery or crematorium ... CE ..................................... Green brown 2 Building line (show distance in - . - . - . black) (10 m) Land covered by water ........ LW ..................................... Blue 1 Water protection area .......... W ..................................... Blue 1 edging Land unsuitable for building US ..................................... Yellow brown 1 development Undetermined land use........ UL ..................................... Uncoloured Undeveloped ....................... V ..................................... Uncoloured (As amended by S.I. No. 180 of 1979) 13. Areas for compulsory acquisition . Thick line around Orange 1 boundary and inside red 1 border numbered 14. Diagrammatic reservation 12 mm diameter circle (Regulation 9 (3)) with appropriate symbol PART II (Regulation 8) WRITTEN ANALYSIS The Report of Survey The Report 1.......................................Introduction The Maps and documents Notations, zones and reservations Non-conforming uses 2.......................................History History of the town General survey of plan Main planning problems 3.......................................Population Population trends Population structure Children of school age 4.......................................Housing needs Population densities Family sizes 5.......................................Areas of development Town centre Residential areas Commercial areas Industrial areas Other areas 6.......................................Employment Structure and ratios Trends and requirements Distance home to work 7.......................................Communications Roads and vehicle parks Railways and bus services Airfields 8.......................................Minerals Sand, gravel, copper, etc. 9.......................................Education Kindergarten, primary and secondary schools Post-secondary and adult schools 10.......................................Social Health and welfare Civic and cultural facilities Cemeteries 11.......................................Open spaces Standards and distribution Playing fields Other types Proposals in development plan 12.......................................Shopping facilities Situation and areas served 13.......................................Public utilities Water Electricity Sewerage and sewage disposal Refuse disposal 14.......................................Government development Housing Offices Works Police 15. Conclusions Appendix Table 1 .............................. Distribution of Population Table 2 .............................. Distribution of Shops Table 3 .............................. Distribution of Open Spaces Table 4 .............................. Distribution of Schools Table 5 .............................. Distribution of Industry Table 6 .............................. Employment Summary Table 7 .............................. Changes in Land Use The tables are set out in a standard form so that the information may be readily extracted and collated for Zambia as a whole. They may not be fully applicable in every case and planning authorities should adapt them where necessary. Table 1 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION Estimated At time of survey 19.... Estimated At end of first stage 19.... Index Number of area primarily for residential use Gross acreage Population Gross density/ acre Gross acreage Population Gross density/ acre 1. 2. 3. Total in residential areas Areas not primarily allocated for residential use. Total Table 2 DISTRIBUTION OF SHOPS Existing shops at time of survey 19..... At beginning of plan period 1 Residential Area No. No. of shops No./1,000 population Foot frontage Frontage/ 1,000 population Foot frontage Estimated population Fr pop 1. 2. 3. Central area Other areas Total Table 3 DISTRIBUTION O Land rExisting at time of survey 19.... At beginning of plan 19.... Residential Area No. Acreage Acreage/1,000 population Acreage Acreag popul 1. Public playing fields Other public open spaces Private playing fields Other private open spaces Total open space 2. Public playing fields Other public open spaces Private playing fields Other private open spaces Total open space All other areas: Public playing fields Other public open spaces Private playing fields Other private open spaces Total open space Table 4 DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOLS Estimated at time of survey 19.... Estimated at end of first stage 19.... Residential Area No. No. of classes No. of pupils Acreage Agreage/ 1,0000 population No. of classes No. of pupils Acreage Agreag 1,0000 populati 1. Local primary................ Local secondary.......... 2. Local primary................ Local secondary.......... 3. Local primary................ Local secondary.......... Non-local ..................... Secondary.................... Other schools............... Table 5 DISTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY Type of industry Acreage of existing industries at time of survey 19.... Acreage zoned at beginning of plan period 19.... Light: Serviced Unserviced General: Serviced Unserviced Special: Serviced Unserviced Table 6 EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY Number of persons employed 195..population Industrial Classification Males Females Total employed Percentage of population Males Fe 1. Primary production:: Agriculture, forestry, etc. Mining and quarrying Sub-total 2. Manufacture: Chemicals.. Metals.. Non-metals.. Engineering Vehicles Textiles Clothing Food, drink, tobacco Timber Printing Other manufactures Sub-total 3. Service: Central and Local Government Building and contracting Electricity, water Transport Distributive Professional, banking, etc. Miscellaneous Sub-total Total Table 7 CHANGES IN LAND USE Acreage of land for At time of survey 19.... At end of plan period 19.... 1. Net residential use 2. Industry 3. Education including playing fields 4. Open spaces not included in above: (i) public playing fields (ii) private playing fields (iii) other open spaces 5. Other major uses: (i) Commercial: (a) in town centres (b) in other areas (ii) Central and Local Government: (a) in town centres (b) in other areas (iii) Hospitals.. (iv) Railways.. (v) Airports and airfields 6. Mining 7. Other land Total acreage of planning area PART IV (Regulation 9) BASIC MAP Use Symbol Colour 1. Boundary of planning Thick dot/dash line 3/8 inch blue 2.1 border area outside boundary 2. Boundary of local or Thick dotted line ownship authority area with name of authorities inside boundary 3. Boundary of comprehensive Small inverted "v's" Opaque white ink border development area inside boundary inside boundary 4. Limits of underground Dash three dot line mineral working 5. Land subject to special Edged and wide restrictions hatched with nature of restriction shown 6. Reservations (a) Aerodrome or airstrip ..... . AD...................... Yellow green 1.2 Allotment, public............ . AL ...................... Green brown 1.1 Forest reserve ................. . WR ..................... Green brown 1.1 Protected woodland ........ . WP ..................... Green brown 1.1 (b) Open spaces: Public: Garden or park................ O Golf course ..................... OG Playing field, tennis court, etc. OF Race track....................... OR Stadium........................... OS Private: Garden or park................ O2 Golf course ..................... O2G Playing field, tennis court, etc. O2F Race track....................... O2R Miscellaneous: Camping site................... CS....................... Yellow green 1.2 Caravan site .................... CA ...................... Yellow green 1.2 Camping and caravan site ............................ CAS Yellow green 1.2 ........................................ Magazine ........................ D with danger area Grey 1.3 inside a F inch in thick circle...... grey 1 border Mission .. ........................ M ........................ Brown 2.3 diluted 1:16 (c) Public buildings and places of assembly Civic centre .................... P ......................... Red 1.1 Central or local government .......................... P2 Red 1.1 office Drive-in cinema.............. P9 ....................... Green grey 1.1 (d) Government purpose ..... Thin line inside... Red 2 edging inside boundaries boundaries Police camp .. ................. G......................... Green brown 2.1 Prison.............................. G2....................... Yellow brown 2.1 Camp or barracks for ...................... G4 Green brown 2.1 armed services (e) Hospital ......................... H......................... Red 1.1 (where large Hospital, mental ............. HM ..................... grounds are attached yellow green 1.2) (f) Public undertaking ......... Red brown 1.1 Electricity ....................... X Water .............................. X2 Sewage disposal ............. X3 Refuse disposal............... X4 Fire station...................... X5 Wireless or television station X6 Use Symbol Colour (g) School, college, etc. Red 1.1 (where large Primary school................ S grounds are attached Secondary school............ S2 -yellow green 1.2) Teachers' training school S3 Trade school ................... S4 Technical institute .......... S5 Other schools.................. S6 Boarding or residential schools and private schools should be distinguished by adding the letter "R" or "P" after the appropriate symbol. (h) Vehicle parks Car park .......................... CP....................... Green grey 1 Bus or lorry park ............ VP....................... Green grey 1 Roadside parking in principal Black chevrons along business area................... portion so used 7. Communications Railway operational area..... T ......................... Light Paynes grey water colour Roads Existing inter-territorial....... Thick solid line or territorial main roads New road or road widening Thick broken line with number and ultimate width in G inch diameter circle Road closure Narrow hatching .... over portion affected and number in ......... 1/4 inch diameter .... circle 8. Building line Dot dash line with distance in black 9. Land covered by water ... L ........................ Blue 1 Zones 10. Residential (a) Residential ...................... R ......................... Yellow 2.1 (b) Special residential .......... RS....................... Yellow 2 (c) Deferred residential ....... RD ...................... Yellow 2.3 (d) Site and service scheme. RSS..................... Brown 1.1 11. Commercial General business.................. B ......................... Blue 2.1 Special business .................. B2 ....................... Blue 2 Office .................................. - .......................... Green blue 1.1 12. Industrial (a) Warehousing................... F2 ....................... Purple water colour Light industry ................. F3 ....................... Red purple 1.1 General industry ............. F4 ....................... Blue purple 1.2 Special or offensive industry......................... F5 Edged and hatched blue purple 1.2 (b) Deferred warehousing F2D Outer edge of F inch purple water colour border Deferred light industry ... F3D..................... Outer edge of F inch red purple 1.1 border Deferred general industry ............................ F4D Outer edge of F inch blue purple 1.2 border Deferred special or ......... F5D..................... Hatched blue purple offensive industry 1.3 Use Symbol Colour (c) Deferred industry unclassified FD Outer edge of F inch red purple 1.3 border 13. Undetermined .................... U......................... Blue 2 diluted 1.32 14. Rural ................................. UL ...................... Yellow brown 1.2 15. Agricultural ....................... AG...................... Green brown 1.4 16. Diagrammatic reservations 1/2 inch diameter circle (Regulation 9 (3)) with appropriate symbol (As amended by No. 323 of 1968 and No. 336 of 1969) PART V (Regulation 10) DESIGNATION MAP Use Symbol Colour 1. Boundary of planning area Think dot/dash line Inner edge of 3/8 inch cobalt blue ink border 2. Boundary of local or township Thick dotted line with authority area name of authority inside boundary 3. Each area to be compulsorily Thick line around Orange 1 inside red 1 acquired. boundary and border numbered PART VI (Regulation 11) COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT MAP The symbols and colours to be used shall be the same as specified for a land utilisation map in Part I and for a basic map in Part IV. SECOND SCHEDULE PRESCRIBED FORMS PART I (Regulation 18) NOTICE OF SUBMISSION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT (Name of Planning Authority) (Title of Development Plan) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Development Plan was on the day of submitted to the Minister of Provincial and Local Government for approval. The Development Plan relates to land situate within A duplicate of the Development Plan as submitted for approval has been deposited for public inspection at the offices of the Planning Authority at The duplicate so deposited is available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at the above-mentioned address between the hours of and Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above Development Plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the Minister of Provincial and Local Government, P.O. Box RW, 27, Lusaka, not later than the ................. day of ......................and any such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made. Any person sending such representation or objection to the Minister of Provincial and Local Government shall send a copy thereof to be received by the Planning Authority not later than the ..................day of Dated this ................................... (Signed) day of ......................................... for . Planning Authority PART II (Regulation 19) NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT (Name of Planning Authority) (Title of Development Plan) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the day of ............. the Minister of Provincial and Local Government Approved (with modifications) the above Development Plan. A certified copy of the Development Plan as approved has been deposited at the offices of the Planning Authority at (1) and at the offices of the at The copy of the Development Plan so deposited will be open for inspection free of charge by an interested person between the hours of Any person wishing to do so may purchase copies of the Basic Map, (2) the Map, the Written Statement and the Written Document on application to the Planning Authority. Dated this ....................................... (Signed) day of .............................................. for Planning Authority NOTES (1) Insert the name and address of any local or township authority affected by the Development Plan. (2) Insert any Comprehensive Development Map.