The information about the rules defined for delimitation of the ward as well as the functions of the Corporation which have been enlisted in the J&K Municipal Corporation Act 2000 has been mentioned below:

Delimitation of Ward:-

With the end goal of decisions of Councilors the Deputy Commissioner should, in understanding with so much principles as might be, recommended bythe Government:-

(a) Gap the Municipal range into Wards in such a way, to the point that:-

(i) One Councillors should be chosen from every Ward; and
(ii) Beyond what many would consider possible the populace in every Ward should be similarly disseminated:

Given that the populace in every Ward should not be lessthan 7500 and the quantity of aggregate seats to be filled by direct decision should not surpass seventy-five;

(b) Decide the regional degree of every Ward; and

(c) Decide the Ward or Wards in which seats are held under this Act.

Capabilities for Councillors:-

A man might not be qualified to be picked as a Councilor, unless:-

(a) he is a perpetual inhabitant of Jammu and Kashmir State;

(b) he has accomplished the age of eighteen years; and

(c) his name is enrolled as a balloter in the discretionary move of any Ward in the Municipal region.

Elements of Corporations to be depended by Governments

(a) the arrangement of arrangements for financial improvement and social equity;

(b) the execution of capacities and usage of plans which might be depended to it incorporating the capacities in admiration of the accompanying matters, in particular:-

(i) control of area use and development of building;

(ii) making arrangements for monetary and social improvement;

(iii) streets and extensions;

(iv) water supply for residential, modern and business purposes;

(v) general wellbeing, sanitation, conservancy and strong waste administration;

(vi) urban ranger service, assurance of the earth and advancement of environmental perspectives;

(vii) defending the interests of weaker areas of the society, including the impeded and rationally impeded;

(viii) ghetto change and upgradation;

(ix) urban neediness mitigation;

(x) procurement of urban pleasantries and offices, for example, stops, gardens and play-grounds;

(xi) entombments and cemetery, cremation and cremation grounds and electric crematoriums;

(xii) dairy cattle pounds, avoidance of brutality to creatures;

(xiii) imperative measurements including enlistment of birth and passings;

(xiv) open luxuries including road lighting, parkinglots, transport stops and open comfort;

(xv) direction of butcher houses and tanneries;