Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
Review of Kilambakkam Bus Terminus and North Chennai Development Plan
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this account of a review meeting chaired by its Minister and Chairman, P. K. Sekarbabu, on 26 September 2023. It records reviews of access roads and facilities for the Kilambakkam new bus terminus, proposed works at the Mudichur omni bus parking facility, and the identification of infrastructure needs under the North Chennai Development Plan.
What the document covers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority document records a review meeting held at its office on 26 September 2023 under the chairmanship of P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and Minister for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department. The meeting considered works connected with the Kilambakkam new bus terminus and the North Chennai Development Plan. The text does not grant planning permission, change land use or determine ownership of any property.
Kilambakkam and Mudichur works
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority reviewed several transport and public facility works intended to support the Kilambakkam new bus terminus. These included:
- Road works from Ayanancheri to Meenakshipuram.
- Road works from C.V.K. Road to Urapakkam and Nallambakkam.
- Road works from Adhanur to Madambakkam.
- Works at the proposed new omni bus parking facility in Mudichur.
- Stormwater drainage and solid waste management.
- Works in parks.
- Proposed medical facilities and a police station at the Kilambakkam bus terminus.
The roads were discussed as measures to help buses travel from the new terminus without traffic congestion.
North Chennai Development Plan
The North Chennai Development Plan was proposed in the Legislative Assembly during the 2023 to 2024 Budget Session, under the guidance of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. The proposal provides for spending Rs. 1,000 crore over the next three years to support balanced development in Chennai.
Under the Housing and Urban Development Department, primary information was collected to identify infrastructure shortages and development gaps in North Chennai. The work involved the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, Greater Chennai Corporation, Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board, and students from Women's Christian College and Madras Christian College.
The review covered the use of collected information to identify gaps and possible projects relating to:
- Health and education.
- Public health.
- Housing and slum development.
- Quality of life.
- Drainage and drinking water supply.
- Roads and other public infrastructure.
Administrative follow-up
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Minister instructed officials to speed up implementation of 50 announcements made for the authority, including 34 announcements for developing 26 Assembly constituencies in the Chennai metropolitan area during 2023 to 2024.
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Common questions
Does this document change the land use of my property?
No land use change is stated. The document records a ministerial review of infrastructure, transport and development works.
Which roads were reviewed for access to the Kilambakkam bus terminus?
The review covered roads from Ayanancheri to Meenakshipuram, from C.V.K. Road to Urapakkam and Nallambakkam, and from Adhanur to Madambakkam.
What facilities were considered for the Kilambakkam bus terminus?
The meeting considered stormwater drainage, solid waste management, park works, medical facilities and a police station, along with road access and the proposed omni bus parking facility at Mudichur.
What issues does the North Chennai Development Plan examine?
The plan examines gaps in health, education, public health, housing, slum development, quality of life, drainage, drinking water, roads and other public infrastructure.
