Special Roads Programme - 2020 - 2021 List of Badly Affected Roads Proposed for Relaying - Zone Wise
The Special Roads Programme - 2020 - 2021 List of Badly Affected Roads Proposed for Relaying - Zone Wise is an official guidance schedule proposing CBC 40 mm relaying for roads in Zones I to V. The supplied text does not identify the issuing department, a government order number or an issue date, and it does not amend or supersede any regulation.
What the document covers
The Special Roads Programme - 2020 - 2021 List of Badly Affected Roads Proposed for Relaying - Zone Wise identifies roads considered badly affected and proposed for CBC 40 mm relaying. It contains 101 numbered entries across Zones I to V.
Each entry records:
- Ward number and zone number.
- Road name, sometimes with the specific section or junction limits.
- Proposed relaying length in metres.
- Road width in metres.
- Relaying area in square metres.
- Estimated amount in lakhs of rupees.
The supplied copy does not name the issuing department, provide a government order number or give an issue date beyond the programme period printed in the title.
Who may be affected
The road schedule is relevant to residents, property owners, businesses and professionals dealing with property on or near a listed road. It indicates where road relaying was proposed and the dimensions used for estimating that work.
Examples include:
- Meenambal Salai in Ward 2, Zone I, with a listed length of 1,012 metres and width of 12.68 metres.
- S.N. Chetty Street in Wards 14 and 17, Zone II, with a listed length of 2,030 metres and width of 17.01 metres.
- Elephant Gate Bridge Road in Wards 45 and 48, Zone III, with a listed length of 727 metres and width of 18.50 metres.
- Paper Mills Road in Ward 50, Zone IV, with a listed length of 800 metres and width of 10.00 metres.
- New Avadi Road in Wards 67 and 68, Zone V, with a listed length of 900 metres and width of 20.00 metres.
Practical significance for property checks
The Special Roads Programme schedule is a proposed road relaying list, not a stated land use, building setback or property acquisition document. The source does not say that its width figures establish an official planning road width or property boundary.
A buyer or owner can use the schedule to check whether a road was included in the proposed programme and what work dimensions and estimate were recorded. Where a road appears more than once, the ward, zone and stated limits should be checked carefully. For example, New Avadi Road and Anna Nagar 6th Avenue have separate entries, while Seeni Amman Kovil Street appears twice with the same listed dimensions but different estimates.
This summary is generated from the source document to help you find what is relevant. The PDF above is authoritative. For advice on your own property, use LandLens One or speak to a qualified professional.
Common questions
Does the document show the official planning width of my road?
The source lists widths used for proposed CBC 40 mm relaying. It does not state that these are official planning road widths, property boundaries or setback requirements.
Does inclusion of a road mean relaying was completed?
No completion is recorded in the supplied text. The title describes the roads as proposed for relaying.
What details can I find for each listed road?
Each entry gives the ward, zone, road name, relaying length, width, area and estimated amount in lakhs of rupees.
Does the schedule say that land will be acquired from adjoining properties?
The supplied text contains no provision about land acquisition. It is a zone-wise list of roads proposed for relaying.
