Based on the Punjab Village Panchayats and Neighbourhood Councils Bill 2019 (PVPaNCB 2019), published April 23, 2019, Union Councils (UCs) will be replaced by Neighbourhood Councils (NCs). While this law will result in much smaller council areas for the panchayats in rural areas and for the NCs in smaller towns and cities, the change for the City District of Lahore, Pakistan, will be limited. In first schedule of the PVPaNCB 2019 (p. 23), the maximum of permitted neighbourhoods for Lahore is fixed as 280. Since 2015, 274 Union Councils have existed in the City District of Lahore.
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| - Based on the Punjab Village Panchayats and Neighbourhood Councils Bill 2019 (PVPaNCB 2019), published April 23, 2019, Union Councils (UCs) will be replaced by Neighbourhood Councils (NCs). While this law will result in much smaller council areas for the panchayats in rural areas and for the NCs in smaller towns and cities, the change for the City District of Lahore, Pakistan, will be limited. In first schedule of the PVPaNCB 2019 (p. 23), the maximum of permitted neighbourhoods for Lahore is fixed as 280. Since 2015, 274 Union Councils have existed in the City District of Lahore. (en)
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| - Punjab, Pakistan
- Samanabad
- Samanabad Town
- Sanda, Lahore
- Qila Gujar Singh
- Barki, Pakistan
- Begampura
- Lahore-related lists
- Mayo Gardens
- Sabzazar
- Pakistan geography-related lists
- Gawalmandi
- Garden Town (Pakistan)
- Garhi Shahu
- Ghurki, Pakistan
- Mochi Pura
- Model Town, Lahore
- Muslim Town, Lahore
- Mustafa Town
- NFC Employees Cooperative Housing Society
- Batapur
- Data Gunj Buksh Town
- Awan Town
- Aziz Bhatti Town
- Cavalry Ground
- Township, Lahore
- WAPDA Town
- Abdalian Cooperative Housing Society
- Anarkali
- Education Town
- Faisal Town
- Nishtar Town
- Pakistan
- Pandoke, Lahore
- Islampura
- Kahna Nau
- Green Town
- Gulberg, Lahore
- Gulshan-e-Ravi
- Harbanspura
- Hassan Town
- Iqbal Town, Lahore
- Islamia Park
- Islamnagar, Lahore
- Jati Umra (Lahore)
- Baba Shah Jamal
- Baghbanpura
- Johar Town
- Ladheke
- Lahore
- Lahore Cantonment
- Valencia, Lahore
- Mansoorah, Lahore
- Ichhra
- Kot Lakhpat
- Krishan Nagar
- Raiwind
- Ravi Town
- Shad Bagh
- Shahdara Bagh
- Shalimar, Lahore
- Mughalpura
- Mozang Chungi
- Panchayats
- Wagha
- Wahga
- dbr:Defence,_Lahore
- dbr:Data_Gunj_Bakhsh
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| - Based on the Punjab Village Panchayats and Neighbourhood Councils Bill 2019 (PVPaNCB 2019), published April 23, 2019, Union Councils (UCs) will be replaced by Neighbourhood Councils (NCs). While this law will result in much smaller council areas for the panchayats in rural areas and for the NCs in smaller towns and cities, the change for the City District of Lahore, Pakistan, will be limited. In first schedule of the PVPaNCB 2019 (p. 23), the maximum of permitted neighbourhoods for Lahore is fixed as 280. Since 2015, 274 Union Councils have existed in the City District of Lahore. The names and boundaries of the new neighbourhoods will be published in the official Punjab gazette before the end of October 2019. Each neighbourhood will have 36.000 to 44.000 inhabitants based on the data of the 2017 census. As of 2001, 152 Union Councils existed in the City District of Lahore. Based on the Punjab Local Government Act of 2013, issued before the local elections of October 31, 2015, the number of Union Councils increased to 274, as listed further below in (en)
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