Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 11, Part VI, Section 1 (11 VI 1 v4)

Land use changes

The Director of Town and Country Planning confirmed a variation to the approved Prattiyur West Detailed Development Plan No. 1 in the Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Area. The confirmation concerns Survey Nos. 25/4, 25/8 and 26/1A, also identified as New Ward AM, Block No. 10, Town Survey No. 70, in Prattiyur West Village, K. Abhisekapuram Zone.

Key points are:

• The land use changes from commercial use to industrial use.
• The stated extent is 3.75½ acres.
• The revised schedule describes the proposed use as an industrial shed.
• Development is to be carried out by the owners.
• No objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
• Existing entries in Schedule VIII are deleted and fresh entries are added to Schedule IX.

The Housing and Urban Development (UD4(1)) Department, through Government Order (2D) No. 02 dated 3 January 2020, permitted a variation to the consented master plan for the Thoothukudi Local Planning Area. Survey Nos. 38/3A, 39/1A1, 39/1B and 39/2 in Pudurpandiyapuram Village, covering 18,762 square metres, move from the mixed residential use zone to the general industrial use zone.

Who may be affected

Owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with the specified survey numbers should account for the revised industrial classification when examining permitted use or development proposals. The planning variations apply to the identified land, not generally to every property in Tiruchirappalli or Thoothukudi.

Court jurisdiction changes

The High Court, Madras created District Munsif Courts at Sendamangalam and Kumarapalayam in Namakkal District. When the respective District Munsifs assume charge:

• Sendamangalam Court receives jurisdiction over Sendamangalam Taluk and Kolli Hills Taluk from Namakkal Court.
• Kumarapalayam Court receives jurisdiction over Kumarapalayam Taluk from Tiruchengode Court.
• Each new court may handle specified original suits and proceedings where the subject value does not exceed one lakh rupees.
• Each has Small Causes jurisdiction up to five thousand rupees.

These changes may affect where a property-related civil case must be filed.

Cooperative society closures

Cooperative authorities finally closed and cancelled the registrations of the named consumer, school and handloom cooperative societies listed in the Gazette. These notices concern those societies and their completed winding-up processes.