TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kale, Sayali Z.
AU  - Bharti, Madhu (Guide)
TI  - Unauthorized housing development in fringe area : issues, concerns : case of Pune (Also available on CD)
U1  - P TH-2124 
PY  - 2017///
N1  - CONTENTS Executive summary  ii  Introduction  ii  Need of the study  ii  Aim & Objectives.ii  Scope and limitation  iii  Methodology . iii  Analysis and findings  iv  Reasons for Unauthorized Constructions . v  Recommendations . vi  List of Maps. xii  List of Table  xiii  List of Figures.  xiv  List of Abbreviations.  xv  1.Introduction . 3  1.1 Background of the study . 3  1.2 Research question . 4  1.3 Statement of the research problem . 4  1.4 Aim . 4  1.5 Objectives . 4  1.6 Scope and limitation . 5  1.7 Methodology  5  1.7.1 Stage I: Literature study . 5  1.7.2 Stage II: Data collection  6  Primary data  6  Secondary data  6  Site selection . 7  Sample selection . 8  1.7.3 Stage III: Analysis (findings) followed by data collection  8  1.7.4 Stage IV: Conclusion & Recommendations . 8  2.Literature review . 10  2.1.Introduction  10  2.2.Definition  10  2.3.Development of fringe areas  11  2.4.The rural-urban fringe: a frontier of urban expansion  12  2.5.Conflicts between rural-urban fringe 13  2.6.The morphological pattern of an urban fringe  13  2.6.1 Organization of spatial and facilities management  14  2.6.2 Conflict zone between people and activities 14  2.7.Informal housing- A feature of the rural-urban fringe . 14  2.7.1 Informal housing  15  2.8.Informal settlements . 15  2.9.Squatting . 16  2.10.Land Development Dynamics in Rural-Urban Fringes  17  2.11.A case study of gated informal housing communities: Beijing  18  2.11.1 Who develops gated informal housing communities? . 19  2.11.2 Why are gated informal housing communities developed? . 20  2.11.3 Who buys the informal housing and why?  20  2.11.4 Informal Land Development in China: A Theoretical Review of the Institutional Factors . 20  2.12.Planning illegality-the phenomenon in Arab neighbourhoods . 21  2.13.Development of fringe areas in Indian cities  22  2.14.Informal land development process in Indian cities . 22  2.15.Informal construction development in Fringe area of Pune . 23  2.16.A brief of housing reality in Pune  24  2.17.Factors that Influence the Growth of Unauthorized structures  24  2.18.Legal Framework . 28  2.18.1 The Bombay Provincial Municipal Corporation Act, 1949 (B.P.M.C. Act, 1949) 28   2.18.2 The Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 (M.R. & T.P. Act, 1966)  29  2.18.3 The Maharashtra Municipal Councils, Nagar Panchayats and Industrial Townships Act, 1965 (The M.M.C.N.P. & I.T. Act, 1965)  30  2.18.4 Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966 (M.L.R. Code, 1966) . 30  2.18.5 Maharashtra Gunthewari Developments (Regularization, Upgradation and Control) Act, 2001  31  2.19.Conclusion  31  3.Profile of Pune city  33  3.1.Location  33  3.2.Spatial Growth Pattern of Pune  34  3.3.Future Spatial Growth  37  3.4.Population Growth Trend . 38  3.5.Area and Population Density  39  3.6.Land use Distribution . 40  3.7.Merger of 23 villages in PMC limit . 44  3.7.1 Regional plan of PMR . 44  3.7.2 New DP for old Pune . 44  3.7.3 DP for 23 villages  45  3.8.Site selection . 45  3.9.Location Ambegaon in Pune  46  4.Analysis . 50  4.1Sample selection for the study . 50  Sample selection for Qualitative method  50  Sample selection for quantitative method . 51  4.2Survey done . 53  4.2.1 Classification of the Types of Violation Identified in the Study Area  56  4.3Socio economic profile  60  4.3.1. HH size & No. Of earners in HH and Ownership  60  4.3.2 Affordability  61  4.3.3 Time in the house & price at purchasing . 62  4.3.4 Preference of the house  63  4.3.5 Idea about requirement of legal paper for purchasing of a house & EC . 64  4.3.6 Unauthorized matter or not?  64  4.3.7 House price & unauthorized matter or not? . 65  4.4Findings of Survey  66  4.5Likely Reasons for Unauthorized Constructions . 67  5. Conclusion and recommendations . 69  5.1 Conclusion 69  5.2 Recommendations .70  References  73  Annexure75
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