Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 11 (11 VI 1 v6)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 11, dated 16 March 2022, containing notifications from the Director of Town and Country Planning, local planning authorities and the High Court, Madras. Notifications including No. VI(1)/109/2022, No. VI(1)/111/2022, No. VI(1)/112/2022, No. VI(1)/115/2022 and No. VI(1)/116/2022 amend existing land use plans in Kancheepuram, Madurai and Coimbatore, while No. VI(1)/110/2022 gives eight Karur Deputy Tahsildars specified magisterial powers during training.
What the Gazette covers
The Government of Tamil Nadu Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 11, dated 16 March 2022, publishes several separate planning and judicial notifications. The planning entries alter the recorded land use of specified survey numbers, so buyers, owners and professionals dealing with those lands should check the revised classification.
The contents also list variations concerning the Kagithapuram New Town Development Plan, the Tiruppur Master Plan and the Tiruvarur Composite Local Planning Area.
Kancheepuram planning variation
Notification No. VI(1)/109/2022, issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning, confirms a variation to the sanctioned Bus Stand Area Town Planning Scheme for the Kancheepuram Local Planning Area.
- Town Survey No. 1756 in Ward 2, Block 44, Kancheepuram Municipality, is converted from residential use to public purpose use.
- The affected extent is 8,123.50 square metres.
- The schedule records the purpose as a hospital and the present use as vacant.
- The land is to be developed by the owners.
- The confirmation states that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Madurai land use changes
Notifications No. VI(1)/111/2022 and No. VI(1)/112/2022 vary the approved Madurai Master Plan issued through the Housing and Urban Development Department.
- Survey Nos. 563/2, 563/3, 563/4 and 563/5 in Nilaiyur Bit 1 Village are moved from agricultural use to residential use.
- Survey Nos. 136/2B1, 136/2B2, 136/3, 136/4A, 136/4B, 137/9, 137/11, 139/1A1 and 139/1A2 in Velliangundram Bit 4 Village are moved from agricultural use to residential use.
Coimbatore land use changes
Notifications published through the Coimbatore District Office revise the approved Coimbatore Master Plan for specific lands.
- Survey Nos. 525/3A and 527/2C1 in Sulur Village are placed in commercial use.
- Survey Nos. 396/2A1 and 396/2A2 in Veerakeralam are moved from agricultural use to residential use.
- Survey Nos. 46/1A2 and 46/1A3 in Saravanampatti are moved from residential use to institutional use under notification No. VI(1)/115/2022.
- Survey Nos. 35/1D and 35/1E in Mylampatti are moved from agricultural use to residential use under notification No. VI(1)/116/2022.
Judicial notification
Notification No. VI(1)/110/2022, issued by the High Court, Madras, appoints eight Deputy Tahsildars in Karur District for 120 days of magisterial training. It gives them ordinary powers to try cases formerly handled by a Judicial Second Class Magistrate, from the date they assume charge.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change the land use of Town Survey No. 1756 in Kancheepuram?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/109/2022 confirms its conversion from residential use to public purpose use for a hospital, covering 8,123.50 square metres.
Which Coimbatore lands are changed to residential use?
Survey Nos. 396/2A1 and 396/2A2 in Veerakeralam, and Survey Nos. 35/1D and 35/1E in Mylampatti, are moved from agricultural use to residential use.
Are the Saravanampatti survey numbers still classified as residential?
No. Survey Nos. 46/1A2 and 46/1A3 are moved from residential use to institutional use by notification No. VI(1)/115/2022.
Does the judicial notification affect property zoning?
No property zoning change is stated in notification No. VI(1)/110/2022. It concerns magisterial training and powers for eight Deputy Tahsildars in Karur District.