The document contains land use and housing statistics for Diwale Village in Belapur. Residential areas make up 81% of the land use, while recreational areas comprise 3% and public utilities and religious sites each make up 1%. The housing is primarily row houses (67%) and apartments (27%), with most structures being ground+1 or ground+2 levels (79%). Housing density varies significantly, with 37% of residents having 100-150 square feet per person and 20% having 50-100 square feet.

1. LAND USE PATTERN
DIWALE VILLAGE, BELAPUR

2. Legend
Residential
Institutional
Recreational
Mixed use
Religious
Public utility
Parking
Vegetation
Empty plot
Parking on
street
Land use Map

3. 81%
7%
3%
1%
1%
5%
1% 1%
Land use
RESIDENTIAL
MIXED USE
RECREATIONAL
PUBLIC UTILITY
RELEGIOUS
INSTITUTIONAL
PARKING
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

4. 9%
79%
12%
Part 1
White
Orange
Yellow
The pie diagram above describes the income statistics of the Diwale gaon: part 1.
The statists is based on the colour of the ration card.

5. 67%11%
22%
Part 2
Orange
Yellow
White
The pie diagram above describes the income statistics of the Diwale gaon:
part 2.The statists is based on the colour of the ration card.

6. 50%
40%
10%
HEIGHT OF STRUCTURES
GROUND+1
GROUND+2
GROUND
The pie chart describes the height of structures with respect to ground and the floors above

7. 67%
27%
6%
HOUSING TYPOLOGY
ROW HOUSES
APARTMENTS
SQUATTER
The pie chart describes the housing typologies of Diwale gaon with respect to row houses,
apartments and squatter

8. 9%
20%
37%
13%
7%
2%
6% 6%
PER PERSON AREA
0-50 sq ft/ person
50-100 sq ft/ person
100-150 sq ft/ person
150- 200 sq ft/ person
200-250sq ft/ person
250-300 sq ft/ person
300-350 sq ft/ person
350- 400sq ft/ person
The pie chart describes the variation in the per person area in sq feet.