Single Window NOC Integration Details for Tiruvallur District
The District Collector, Tiruvallur District, issued Rc.No.177344/2022/B3 dated 4 November 2022 to the Member Secretary, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, providing procedural details for integrating No Objection Certificate processing with the Single Window Portal. It identifies the applicable guidelines, nodal officer, expected processing time, required reports, wet land inspection requirement and portal user roles for unplanned areas of Tiruvallur District.
What the document covers
Rc.No.177344/2022/B3 dated 4 November 2022 is a letter from the District Collector, Tiruvallur District, to the Member Secretary, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. It responds to a request for information needed to integrate departments that issue No Objection Certificates with the Single Window Portal.
The request followed meetings under the Principal Secretary to Government and correspondence from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The letter supplies administrative details rather than granting a No Objection Certificate for any particular property.
Areas and people affected
Rc.No.177344/2022/B3 states that the listed guidelines and procedures are followed in the unplanned areas of Tiruvallur District. The information is relevant to applicants whose Single Window approval requires a No Objection Certificate from the District Collectorate in those areas.
Property buyers, owners and professionals dealing with wet lands should note that the District Collector must complete a field inspection before a No Objection Certificate for wet land is issued.
Guidelines and processing
The District Collector, Tiruvallur District, provides the following details:
- No Objection Certificates follow the guidelines in G.O.(Ms).No.79, Housing and Urban Development (UD4(3)) Department, dated 4 May 2017.
- The approximate processing time is 30 to 40 days after reports are received from the required officers.
- Reports are required from the Tahsildar or Revenue Divisional Officer, Block Development Officer, Public Works Department (Water Resources Department), Assistant Director of the Agriculture Department, and Assistant Director of Town and Country Planning.
- A No Objection Certificate concerning wet land is issued only after the District Collector completes a field inspection.
Department contact and portal roles
Rc.No.177344/2022/B3 names Tmt. Gayathri Subramani, Additional Personal Assistant to Collector (Land) (in charge), Tiruvallur District, as the departmental nodal officer.
The Single Window integration requires user credentials for three roles:
- Initiator
- Verifier
- Approver
The stated 30 to 40 day period is approximate and begins only after the reports from the listed officers have been obtained.
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Common questions
Does this procedure apply throughout Tiruvallur District?
The District Collector's letter states that these guidelines are followed in the unplanned areas of Tiruvallur District.
How long does the Tiruvallur No Objection Certificate process take?
The stated timeline is approximately 30 to 40 days after reports are received from the listed revenue, local development, water resources, agriculture and town planning officers.
Is a field inspection required for wet land?
Yes. A No Objection Certificate for wet land is issued after the District Collector completes a field inspection.
Who is the nodal officer for this process?
The letter names Tmt. Gayathri Subramani, Additional Personal Assistant to Collector (Land) (in charge), Tiruvallur District, as the nodal officer.
