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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 1, Part VI, Section 1, 1 January 2020

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 1, Part VI, Section 1, dated 1 January 2020, containing land use variations, a proposed development plan variation, court holiday information and notice of record destruction. The planning notices amend existing plans for specified land in Madurai, Coimbatore and the Chennai Metropolitan Area, including the Housing and Urban Development Department's G.O.(2D) No.184 dated 25 November 2019 for Coimbatore.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
9
Status
In force
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What the Gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 1, Part VI, Section 1, dated 1 January 2020, publishes several separate public notices. Property buyers, owners and professionals should check the survey number, village and planning area of a property rather than assume that every notice applies across Tamil Nadu.

Madurai proposed variation

The Director of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc.No.3919/2019/TCP.1 dated 11 December 2019, proposes a draft variation to the approved Vandiyur Bit I Detailed Development Plan No.2.

  • The proposal covers S.F.No.76/2A in Vandiyur Bit I Village, Madurai Corporation, Madurai East Taluk, Madurai District.
  • It proposes conversion from nursing home use to school purpose over 0.73.00 hectare, stated as 1.80 acres.
  • Portions are retained for scheme road widening, a green strip and the E1 E1 scheme road.
  • Affected or interested persons may submit objections or suggestions to the Member Secretary, Madurai Local Planning Authority, within sixty days from Gazette publication.
  • The variation and plan may be inspected free during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office.

Coimbatore land use change

The Housing and Urban Development Department's G.O.(2D) No.184 dated 25 November 2019 varies the Coimbatore Local Planning Area Master Plan for land in Sarkarsamakulam Town Panchayat and Village, Coimbatore District.

  • Survey subdivisions 136/2A, 136/2B1, 136/2C1 and 136/2D1 are removed from the Agricultural Dry classification.
  • Those subdivisions are added to the Residential classification.

Chennai Metropolitan Area changes

The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority varies the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 for identified sites.

  • S.No.50/1 in Tharapakkam Village is reclassified from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
  • Public Works Department remarks on inundation must be obtained when applying for planning permission for the Tharapakkam site. A 9 metre access road must be extended through the site to adjacent vacant land.
  • Survey Nos.85/1A1 and 85/1A2 in Melpakkam Village are reclassified from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
  • For Melpakkam, access must continue through the site to vacant lands on the eastern and southern sides, and Public Works Department inundation remarks are required when planning permission is sought.

Other public notices

The Gazette also lists holidays and working Saturdays for subordinate criminal courts during 2020. A separate judicial notice warns that specified old criminal case records and filed documents will be destroyed unless claimed within one month from Gazette publication.

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Common questions

Does the Madurai notice finally approve school use for S.F.No.76/2A?

No. The Director of Town and Country Planning describes it as a proposed individual draft variation and allows affected or interested persons to submit objections and suggestions within sixty days from publication.

Which Coimbatore survey subdivisions become residential?

Survey subdivisions 136/2A, 136/2B1, 136/2C1 and 136/2D1 in Sarkarsamakulam Town Panchayat and Village are moved from Agricultural Dry to Residential classification.

Can the Tharapakkam land be developed without checking flood risk?

The notice requires remarks from the Public Works Department on inundation when planning permission is sought for S.No.50/1 in Tharapakkam Village.

What should someone do if their documents are in the listed old criminal cases?

They should apply to the Third Metropolitan Magistrate for return of the documents or account books within one month from Gazette publication. Otherwise, the documents will be destroyed with the case records.