Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 1, 5 January 2022
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 1 on 5 January 2022, containing land notifications from the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Commissioner of Land Administration. Notification No. VI(1)/1/2022 confirms a residential to commercial land use change in Saravanapatti, Notification No. VI(1)/2/2022 proposes a school and playground to police station change in Sanganur, and Erratum Roc. No. H1/1704807/2021 corrects a survey subdivision in a Thoothukkudi District land acquisition notice.
What the Gazette issue covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 5 January 2022, contains planning variations, a land acquisition correction and court vacation notices. Property owners and buyers should check the survey numbers because the land notices apply only to specified land in Coimbatore and Thoothukkudi districts.
Confirmed Saravanapatti land use change
Notification No. VI(1)/1/2022, issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, confirms a variation to the Approved Saravanapatti Detailed Development Plan No. 01 of the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.
Key points are:
- The confirmed change converts residential use to commercial use.
- It covers S.F. Nos. 451/2B3A, 451/2B3B, 451/2B3C and 451/2B3D in Saravanapatti Village, Coimbatore Corporation, North Taluk, Coimbatore District.
- The stated extent is 1.46 acres.
- No objections or suggestions were received within the allowed period, so the draft variation was confirmed.
- The plan notation is updated, and a schedule entry identifies approximately 0.59.08 hectares as changing from residential to commercial use.
Draft Sanganur land use change
Notification No. VI(1)/2/2022, issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning on 13 December 2021, proposes a variation to the Approved Sanganur Detailed Development Plan No. 4 of the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.
Key points are:
- Part of land reserved for a school and playground is proposed for a police station, classified as public and semi-public or institutional use.
- The proposal covers S.F. No. 41/1 part, Ward S(19), Block 45, T.S. No. 16/2, in Sanganur Village, Central Zone, Coimbatore Corporation.
- The stated extent is 0.15 acre, and the present use is vacant.
- Affected or interested persons may submit objections or suggestions within sixty days from Gazette publication to the Member Secretary or Joint Director, Coimbatore Local Planning Authority.
- The variation and plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at that authority's office.
Thoothukkudi acquisition correction
Erratum Roc. No. H1/1704807/2021, issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, corrects an earlier acquisition notice for a new road from Thoothukkudi to Vanchimaniyachi in Pudiyamputhur Village, Ottapidaram Taluk. In serial number 10, the survey subdivision is corrected from 229/4A to 224/4A. The affected entry records 0.00.42 hectare required from Survey No. 224/4.
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Common questions
Is the Saravanapatti residential to commercial change final?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/1/2022 confirms the change because no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Can I object to the proposed police station land use in Sanganur?
Yes. An affected or interested person may object or make suggestions within sixty days from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, either in person or in writing to the Member Secretary or Joint Director, Coimbatore Local Planning Authority.
Can I inspect the Sanganur variation plan?
Yes. The variation and plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority office.
What survey detail was corrected in the Thoothukkudi road acquisition notice?
For serial number 10 concerning Survey No. 224/4, the subdivision was corrected from 229/4A to 224/4A.