Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority - Area Planning Zones

Area Planning Zones

The Area Planning Zones (APZ’s) are areas where urban development is permitted subject to certain regulations. The Interstitial Zones are the areas lying between APZ’s where urban activities are restricted giving more emphasis to environmental – issues like conservation of forest area, agriculture etc.

For planned urban growth Local planning areas under Karnataka Town & Country Planning Act-1961 are declared in the five APZ’s and IZ’s 1 & 2. The following are the Planning / Development Authorities functioning in the Bangalore Metropolitan Region (BMR). Sl. No. Authorities functioning within Bangalore Metropolitan Region

1 Bangalore Development Authority

2 Bangalore – Mysore Infrastructure Corridor Area Planning Authority

3 Ramanagar-Channapatna Urban Development Authority

4 Anekal Planning Authority

5 Nelamangal Planning Authority

6 Magadi Planning Authority

7 Hosakote Planning Authority

8 Kanakapura Planning Authority

9 Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority

10 Area Planning Zone-1 (Excluding RDUDA & BMICAPA)

11 All Interstitial Zones in Bangalore Metropolitan Region

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