Open AccessProposal of Neighborhood Planning for Nashik City: A Case Study of Gandhi Nagar Colony
Author(s) -
Harshal Thakur,
Rushikesh Deore,
Sanjivini Shekhawat,
Vaishnavi Kapile,
Rushi Kedar
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
international journal for research in applied science and engineering technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2321-9653
DOI - 10.22214/ijraset.2022.41126
Subject(s) - bureaucracy , neighbourhood (mathematics) , plan (archaeology) , government (linguistics) , democracy , localism , urban planning , public relations , revenue , sociology , business , political science , engineering , geography , law , politics , civil engineering , mathematical analysis , linguistics , philosophy , mathematics , accounting , archaeology
In the era of localism, Neighborhood arranging enables networks to foster a common vision for their area and shape the turn of events and development of their neighborhood. They can pick where they need new homes, shops and workplaces to be constructed, give their opinion on what those new structures ought to resemble and what framework ought to be given, and award arranging authorization for the new structures they need to see go on. Neighborhood arranging gives a strong arrangement of devices for nearby individuals to get ready for the sorts of advancement to address their local area's issues and where the aspiration of the area is lined up with the essential requirements and needs of the more extensive neighborhood. The neighbourhood planning institution is claimed to be an initiation that aims to speak to the criticisms of bureaucratic practice in planning and engender genuine collaborative democracy between the government and the people. Aim of this research paper is to study the existing layout for the Gandhi nagar colony Nashik, Maharashtra and to re-plan the layout according to the new modern design for sustainable and revenue generation as well as for future expansion and invitation for other governmental offices. Keyword: Neighborhood planning, sustainable planning, Gandhi nagar colony