கொளத்தூர் தொகுதியில் வடசென்னை வளர்ச்சித் திட்டப் பணிகள் குறித்து அமைச்சர் நேரில் ஆய்வு
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this project update on 3 March 2025 about an inspection by Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department Minister and Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Chairman P. K. Sekarbabu. It reports progress on housing, a modern market and a Citizen Service Centre in Kolathur, and does not announce a land rule, approval process or property transaction requirement.
What the document covers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority published this update following an inspection on 3 March 2025 by Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department Minister and Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Chairman P. K. Sekarbabu. No government order number is given. The inspection covered projects being carried out under the North Chennai Development Plan in the Kolathur constituency.
The Minister stated that officials had been directed to complete the building works to the required quality and within the specified time. The document is a progress report rather than a change to land use, ownership, registration or development rules.
Projects inspected
The inspection covered the following works:
- Final stage work on 130 new Jamalia housing units on Madhavaram High Road in Perambur, being built by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board at an estimated cost of Rs.20 crore.
- Final stage work on 162 new Raja Thottam housing units on Paper Mills Road in Kolathur, being built by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board at an estimated cost of Rs.27 crore.
- Progress on the Kolathur modern market on Paper Mills Road, being built by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority at an estimated cost of Rs.23.50 crore.
- Progress on a Citizen Service Centre on Paper Mills Road, being built by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority at an estimated cost of Rs.42 crore. The centre is to contain a new taluk office, sub-registrar office and shared workspace centre.
Site and court proceedings
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority update records the Minister's statement that the Citizen Service Centre site had been subject to attempted encroachment and proceedings before three courts. He said work had been accelerated after three court decisions and linked the earlier delay to the dispute over the site.
The document does not provide the case details, identify the parties, reproduce the judgments or specify how any individual property right was decided.
Who may be affected
Residents and users of public services in Kolathur and North Chennai may benefit from the new housing, market and Citizen Service Centre. Property buyers and owners are not given any new compliance duty, fee, approval requirement or change in registration procedure by this project update.
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Common questions
Does this document change any land use or building approval rule?
No change to land use or building approval rules is announced. The document reports an inspection and the progress of public construction projects.
Will the Citizen Service Centre include a sub-registrar office?
Yes. The planned Citizen Service Centre on Paper Mills Road is to include a new taluk office, sub-registrar office and shared workspace centre.
Does the document resolve ownership of the Citizen Service Centre site?
The document says the site passed through three courts and that work accelerated after three court decisions. It does not provide the judgments, case details or a specific finding about individual ownership rights.
Which housing projects were inspected?
The inspection covered 130 new Jamalia housing units in Perambur and 162 new Raja Thottam housing units on Paper Mills Road in Kolathur, both being built by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board.
