கிண்டி, அருளையியாம்மண்பேட்டையில் புதிய பல்நோக்கு மையம் அமைப்பதற்கான இடத்தில் அமைச்சர்கள் களஆய்வு
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this field inspection note dated 29 March 2025 about a proposed multipurpose centre on seven acres of Revenue Department land at Arulaiyammanpettai, Nagireddy Thottam, Guindy. The note records an inspection by three Tamil Nadu ministers and outlines possible seating, parking, funding and road improvements, but construction remained subject to estimates, government rules and the Chief Minister's approval.
What the document records
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority note dated 29 March 2025 records a site inspection at Arulaiyammanpettai, Nagireddy Thottam, Guindy, within the Saidapet Assembly constituency. The inspected site is described as approximately seven acres of government poramboke land under the control of the Revenue Department.
The inspection was carried out by E. V. Velu, Minister for Public Works, Ma. Subramanian, Minister for Health and Family Welfare, and P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
Proposed multipurpose centre
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority proposal is intended to provide a venue for weddings, community functions and other public events in south Chennai. The stated reason is the lack of a community hall in the locality for public and social welfare activities.
Key features being considered are:
- A hall capable of seating about 2,000 people.
- Use for weddings and a range of public functions.
- Parking space for more than 2,000 vehicles within the seven acre site.
- Supporting infrastructure to be determined through engineering and cost estimates.
- Road improvements if surrounding Corporation or Highways roads are not in suitable condition when the building is constructed.
Approval, funding and next steps
The proposed centre had not reached final approval at the time of the inspection. The Public Works Department was expected to send engineers to prepare the project estimate and examine seating capacity and infrastructure.
Funding was proposed from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The ministers stated that they would meet the Chief Minister after the inspection and take steps to move the project forward. A formal announcement was expected only if the Chief Minister gave approval.
Relevance to property owners and residents
The identified project land is Revenue Department controlled government poramboke land. The note does not describe a change to private property rights.
Residents and property owners near Nagireddy Thottam and Arulaiyammanpettai may be affected by the future construction, event use, parking arrangements and possible road improvements. The Public Works Minister stated that the project was intended for the convenience of nearby residential areas rather than to cause inconvenience.
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Common questions
Has the Guindy multipurpose centre received final approval?
No final approval is recorded. The ministers said estimates would be prepared and the proposal would be taken to the Chief Minister before a formal announcement.
Is private land proposed to be acquired for the project?
The identified seven acre site is described as government poramboke land controlled by the Revenue Department. The note does not describe acquisition of private land.
How many people and vehicles could the proposed centre accommodate?
The proposal considers seating for about 2,000 people and parking for more than 2,000 vehicles.
Who is expected to fund and construct the centre?
Funding is proposed from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The Public Works Department is expected to prepare engineering and project cost estimates.
