Inspection of Kilambakkam Climate Park and Mudichur Omni Bus Parking Facility
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this inspection update dated 22 October 2024 on the Kilambakkam climate park and the Mudichur parking facility for omni buses. It reports the projects nearing completion, describes their planned facilities and records ongoing land acquisition and infrastructure work near Kilambakkam, but does not announce any change to land ownership or land use rules.
What the document covers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority inspection update dated 22 October 2024 records a site visit by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Department Minister T. M. Anbarasan and Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department Minister and Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Chairman P. K. Sekarbabu. They inspected the climate park near the Kalaignar Centenary Bus Terminus at Kilambakkam and the omni bus parking facility at Mudichur.
The update is a report on construction and proposed public use. It does not set out a planning rule, approval process or change to property rights.
Kilambakkam climate park
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority is developing the climate park on 16 acres near the Kalaignar Centenary Bus Terminus in Chengalpattu district. The reported project cost is Rs.15.20 crore, and the work was described as nearing completion.
Planned and completed features include:
- An archaeological interpretation centre and trenches.
- Three ponds for rainwater collection.
- An elevated walkway.
- A children's play park and sculpture park.
- A tree garden, lily pond and playground.
- An open-air auditorium and exhibition platforms.
- Planting of 1,500 trees.
The work was undertaken with permission from the archaeological authority. The park is intended for passengers using the terminus and residents of the surrounding area.
Mudichur omni bus parking facility
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority is developing the Mudichur facility on five acres at a reported cost of Rs.42.70 crore. It was described as nearing completion and intended to serve omni bus drivers and owners.
The facility can accommodate 150 buses at the same time. It includes restaurants, accommodation, toilets and other infrastructure. The minister stated that it would be opened for use after Deepavali.
Relevance to owners and buyers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority update does not identify individual survey numbers or announce a land use change. However, it reports that work on the Kilambakkam railway station connection and elevated skywalk was continuing. It also states that land acquisition work was under way and that owners had been informed about the proposed taking of land.
Owners near those works should rely on any individual acquisition communication they receive, because the update does not specify the affected parcels.
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Common questions
Does this document change the land use or ownership of property near Kilambakkam?
No land use change or transfer of ownership is announced. The document is an inspection update on public projects.
Does the document mention land acquisition near Kilambakkam?
Yes. It states that land acquisition work was in progress and that owners had been informed about taking the required land, but it does not identify the affected parcels.
What facilities are planned at the Mudichur omni bus parking site?
The five-acre facility is designed to hold 150 buses at one time and includes restaurants, accommodation, toilets and other infrastructure.
What is being built in the Kilambakkam climate park?
The listed features include three rainwater ponds, an elevated walkway, play and sculpture parks, a tree garden, a lily pond, an open-air auditorium, exhibition platforms and 1,500 trees.
