What land is being acquired and where
The acquisition is for widening a state road into a four lane road. The land lies in Perur taluk of Coimbatore district.
The notice covers 89 survey numbers in a single village. The village is listed in the notice as Vadavalli.
Only part of a survey number may be affected in a road widening. The notice and its schedule show the extent taken from each survey number, so read the schedule against your own documents.
The notice and its stage
There is one notice on record. It is a notification under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, published in the State Gazette on 22 February 2025. This is both the first and the latest notice for the project.
Under section 15(1) of the Highways Act, the Government may acquire land needed for a highway by publishing a notice in the Gazette. Once such a notice is published, the land generally vests in the Government free from encumbrances. It is a stronger step than a mere proposal.
The notice has not been withdrawn, and no correction has been recorded. Nothing in the record before us shows the stage of compensation, award or possession. Those details should be confirmed with the land acquisition office for the project.
The village covered
One village is covered, in Perur taluk, Coimbatore district, with 89 survey numbers listed. That village is Vadavalli.
No survey numbers in this village have been withdrawn from the notice.
What to do if your land is listed
Obtain a copy of the Gazette notice and check its schedule for your survey number and subdivision. Compare it with your patta, chitta, A register extract and FMB sketch.
Keep your title deeds, parent documents, patta and a recent encumbrance certificate ready. Compensation is paid to the person whose title is shown, so any mismatch in revenue records should be corrected early at the taluk office.
Watch for notices calling for claims or inviting you to an enquiry, and attend with your documents. If you disagree with the extent or value, raise it in writing within the time stated.
If you are buying land in this village, check the survey number against the notice before paying any advance. Land covered by a published acquisition notice may not be yours to keep, and a sale does not stop the acquisition.