Minutes of the 269th Authority Meeting held on 12.04.2022
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued the Minutes of the 269th Authority Meeting held on 12 April 2022, recording decisions on authority administration, staffing, public facilities, parking yards, bus terminals and specific property allotments. The minutes affect organisations and contractors connected with the named Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority facilities, but do not record a general change to land use or development controls.
What the minutes cover
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Minutes of the 269th Authority Meeting held on 12 April 2022 record attendance, routine meeting business and decisions on finance, staffing, contracts and authority-owned facilities. The meeting confirmed the minutes of the 268th Authority Meeting, noted action taken on earlier decisions, and considered annual accounts and an audit report for 2019-2020.
Decisions concerning specific properties and facilities
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority approved or recorded the following site-specific matters:
- The Koyambedu Lorry Parking Yard is to be handed over to the Market Management Committee on a 50 percent each revenue-sharing basis after deducting expenditure. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority will bear property tax and insurance.
- The vehicle entry and parking fee contract for the Manjambakkam Truck Parking Yard received a 56-day extension without licence fee, from 3 December 2022 to 27 January 2023.
- The community hall in Survey Number 336 part, Kattankolathur village, Maraimalai Nagar, Chengalpattu District, is to be handed over to Maraimalai Nagar Municipality for operation and maintenance. Revenue is divided 20 percent to the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and 80 percent to the municipality, which must bear statutory charges and maintenance expenditure.
- Revised administrative sanction of Rs.2,67,00,000, including Goods and Services Tax and other overheads, was approved for a workers' canteen and resting hall at Koyambedu Wholesale Market Complex.
- Plot allotments to associations at the Sathangadu Iron and Steel Market were not reopened. The Authority stated that earlier decisions had already approved two grounds for associations and a plot cost of Rs.350 per square foot with the stated interest conditions.
Other approved measures
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority approved appointment of Jones Lang LaSalle Property Consultants India Private Limited for transaction advisory services concerning operation and maintenance models for the Kilambakkam, Kuthambakkam and Madhavaram Moffusil bus terminals. Consultancy charges were Rs.99,90,000 plus Goods and Services Tax.
The Authority also approved consultant engagement for proposed refurbishment of Towers I and II, and administrative sanction of Rs.3,39,00,000 for refurbishment of the fifth floor west wing of Tower I for Chennai Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority and Master Plan Unit offices.
Relevance to property readers
The Minutes of the 269th Authority Meeting are mainly relevant to contractors, associations, municipalities and users connected with the named facilities. The supplied text does not record a general zoning amendment, development regulation change or citywide property charge.
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Common questions
Do these minutes change the zoning or permitted use of my property?
The supplied minutes do not record any general zoning or land use change. They mainly concern administration, contracts and specific Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority facilities.
Who will operate the community hall at Maraimalai Nagar?
Maraimalai Nagar Municipality will operate and maintain the community hall in Survey Number 336 part of Kattankolathur village. Revenue is divided 20 percent to the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and 80 percent to the municipality.
Did the Authority reconsider the Sathangadu association plot allotments?
No. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority stated that earlier decisions had already dealt with the allotments and that there was no need to re-examine the matter.
Who bears property tax and insurance for the Koyambedu Lorry Parking Yard?
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority will bear the property tax and insurance. The parking yard is to be operated by the Market Management Committee on an equal revenue-sharing basis after expenditure is deducted.
