State space in Gurgaon Sample Clauses

State space in Gurgaon. As noted in the introduction to this chapter, Gurgaon’s urbanisation has been underpinned by a complex assemblage of fragmented territorialised governing actors (see Table 1.3). Figure 1.6: A snapshot of the Chakkarpur area of Gurgaon (Author produced). Private sector jurisdiction (yellow); Haryana state jurisdiction (red); MCG/Rentier jurisdiction (blue). Privately developed residential and commercial areas, as outlined by the Haryana Urban Development and Regulation of Urban Areas act 1975 (HDRUA) (see Chapter 4) are the jurisdiction of the private developer. The HDRUA states that all infrastructure within Gurgaon’s private ‘colonies’ – security, water, electricity, maintenance – are the responsibility of the developer. State developed sectors of the city, as well as the old Municipal town, are the jurisdiction of the state urban parastatal, the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA). Due to increasing land prices through the 1990s, only a small area of land around the municipal town was developed and then managed by HUDA. In many developer and HUDA sectors day-to-day management of infrastructure and services has been delegated to a Residents Welfare Association (RWA). As such in much of the city, day-to-day governance and management of the city is carried out by property-owner associations. Urban villages, the subject of Chapters 4 and 5, were governed by the gram panchayat7 system prior to 2012. In 2012 councillors were elected to the newly inaugurated Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG). Nevertheless, the MCG at the time of writing only holds jurisdictional authority over urban villages within the urbanisable limit and has not authority over private nor residential colonies that make up the bulk of the city’s land area. Thus the only democratically elected municipal body has extremely restricted territorial jurisdiction. While all sectors were intended to be transferred to the MCG in 2012 there is significant opposition from both the developers and RWAs to the transfer of privately managed space into the public sector. This has significantly weakened the MCG in terms of territorial jurisdiction, political clout and tax revenues. 7 Rural governing bodies Table 1.2: Governance actors and jurisdictions in Gurgaon. Area Governing body Land administration Private colonies Developer or RWA HUDA Public colonies HUDA or RWA HUDA Urban villages MCG or Panchayat District of Gurgaon Industrial estates HSIIDC HSIIDC In the absence of formal city-level gove...
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