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Urban infrastructure · Chennai

Mount Poonamallee Avadi Road Grade Separator, MIOT Hospital to Mugalivakkam land acquisition: villages and survey numbers

The Mount Poonamallee Avadi Road Grade Separator, MIOT Hospital to Mugalivakkam is an urban road project for which land is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. Two notices have been published in the state gazette, covering 38 survey numbers in one village, Porur-Ii, in Maduravoyal taluk of Chennai district. The first notice is dated 12 May 2023 and the latest, an errata, is dated 31 May 2025.

Gazette notices
2
Villages
1
Survey numbers
38
Districts
1
First notice
12 May 2023
Latest notice
31 May 2025

Read from the gazette schedules. Updated .

What land is being acquired and where

The acquisition is for the Mount Poonamallee Avadi Road Grade Separator between MIOT Hospital and Mugalivakkam. It is an urban project in Chennai district.

All the land notified so far lies in one village, Porur-Ii, in Maduravoyal taluk. The notices cover 38 survey numbers in that village.

The acquisition is being made under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, and the notices appear in the Tamil Nadu state gazette. It is not a National Highways Act acquisition, and no section 3D declaration under that Act applies here.

The notices and their present stage

There are two notices on record. The first is a notification dated 12 May 2023. The second is an errata dated 31 May 2025, which corrects details in the earlier notification.

Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, a notification of this kind is ordinarily issued under section 15(1). It records the Government's decision to acquire the listed land for a highway purpose and gives owners and interested persons an opportunity to state objections within the period mentioned in the notice.

Neither notice has been withdrawn, and neither has been marked as corrected by any later notice apart from the errata itself. The records given here do not show whether possession has been taken or whether compensation has been paid. Those points must be confirmed with the acquisition office.

Villages covered

Only one village is affected: Porur-Ii, Maduravoyal taluk, Chennai district, with 38 survey numbers notified. No survey numbers in this village have been withdrawn.

Because an errata was issued in 2025, check the survey and subdivision numbers in both notices together. A number listed, changed or dropped in the errata will decide whether your plot is affected.

What to do if your land is listed

Obtain copies of both gazette notices, the notification of 12 May 2023 and the errata of 31 May 2025, and compare the survey and subdivision numbers with your patta, chitta and sale deed.

If you are an owner, keep your title documents, patta, encumbrance certificate and tax receipts ready. Compensation under the Act is fixed by the competent authority after inquiry, and you are entitled to place your claim and documents before that authority. Contact the Revenue or Highways land acquisition office for Maduravoyal taluk to learn the current stage and any award.

If you are a buyer, do not rely only on the seller's word. Ask for a clear statement whether the plot falls within the notified survey numbers, check the gazette yourself, and have your lawyer confirm the position before paying any advance. Land under a live acquisition notice may be taken by the Government, and a buyer generally steps into the seller's position only as regards compensation.

Villages and survey numbers

Each village with the survey numbers its notices name. A survey number that a later notice withdrew is marked. Sub-divisions created by the acquisition may not be on the land records yet, so a notice often names the parent survey.

Chennai district 1 village

  • Porur-Ii Maduravoyal taluk · 38 survey numbers

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Gazette notices, oldest first

  1. Notice of intention

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 177 of 2023. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Porur-Ii.

    Read the notice (PDF)
  2. Correction

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 248 of 2025. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Porur-Ii.

    Read the notice (PDF)

What a notice means for a buyer or an owner

A gazette notice records that the government intends to acquire the land, or, for a national highway, a section 3D declaration that the land now vests in the Central Government. A notice is not proof that the acquisition was completed: schedules are corrected and sometimes withdrawn, and a notice can lapse. Before paying an advance on land in these villages, check the exact survey number and confirm the current position with the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition) for the district.

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Questions people ask about Mount Poonamallee Avadi Road Grade Separator, MIOT Hospital to Mugalivakkam

Which villages are affected by the MIOT Hospital to Mugalivakkam grade separator land acquisition?

Only one village is affected: Porur-Ii in Maduravoyal taluk, Chennai district. The notices cover 38 survey numbers in that village.

Under which law is the land being acquired?

The land is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, through notices in the state gazette. The 2013 Land Acquisition Act forms and the National Highways Act procedure do not appear in these notices.

What is the current status of the acquisition?

A notification was issued on 12 May 2023 and an errata on 31 May 2025. Neither has been withdrawn. Whether an award has been passed or possession taken is not shown in these records, so confirm with the land acquisition office for Maduravoyal taluk.

How much compensation will be paid?

No compensation figure is stated in the notices. Under the Act, compensation is determined by the competent authority after an inquiry into the land and the claims made. Owners should file their claims with documents and obtain the award details from the acquisition office.

Is it safe to buy a plot with a survey number listed in Porur-Ii?

Check both the 2023 notification and the 2025 errata before buying. If the plot falls within a notified survey number that has not been withdrawn, it is subject to acquisition. Take legal advice and a written confirmation from the authorities before paying any money.

Other acquisitions in Chennai

All land acquisition projects in Tamil Nadu

Source: the schedules of the 2 notices above, published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette (Extraordinary). Our reading is partial, so a survey number missing here is not proof the land is free. Data also as JSON.