Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 13, Part VI, Section 1, 7 April 2010
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 13, Part VI, Section 1 on 7 April 2010, including a Director of Town and Country Planning notification, No. VI(1)/113/2010 dated 19 March 2010, declaring 21.10 acres in Padur Village as a multistoried building area for residential construction. The gazette also declares 1,505 square metres on Thiruvenkatasamy Road in Coimbatore Corporation as a multistoried building area for residential construction, with planning, structural safety, accessibility and infrastructure conditions.
What the gazette does
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 13, Part VI, Section 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 7 April 2010, contains public notifications issued by Heads of Departments. The land related material supplied here includes two declarations under the Tamil Nadu Multistoried and Public Building Rules, 1973.
The declarations permit the identified land to be considered as multistoried building areas for residential construction. Building plans must still meet the listed conditions and obtain the required clearances and no objection certificates.
Land covered
Director of Town and Country Planning notification No. VI(1)/113/2010, dated 19 March 2010, covers 21.10 acres in Padur Village, Chengalpet Taluk, Kancheepuram District. It identifies Survey Numbers 445-1(part), 2A(part), 2B(part), 2C(part), 2D(part), 446, 447-1B, 2A, 2C1, 2C2, 2C3, 451-1, 2, 3, 452-1, 2A1, 2A2, 2B, 453-1, 3, 547-4A, 5, 6, 548-2, 551-2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, 7A, 8, 552-3, 4A, 5, 553-1, 2, 554-1, 555-1A, 572, 573-1, 574-1, 2A, 575-1, 2A and 576.
The Coimbatore declaration covers Town Survey Numbers 358 and 359, Ward H(8), Block 10, Thiruvenkatasamy Road, Coimbatore Corporation, measuring 1,505 square metres.
Key building plan conditions
The multistoried residential proposals are subject to conditions including:
- Compliance with floor space index, plot coverage and applicable multistoried building rules.
- Clearances or no objection certificates from the planning, highways, traffic police, fire service, airport and pollution control authorities listed in the gazette, along with environmental clearance where required.
- Earthquake-resistant structural design by a registered professional structural engineer, based on the National Building Code 2005.
- Ramps, accessible parking and access to lift rooms for physically challenged persons.
- Adequate lifts, emergency stairs, fire extinguishers, lightning arresters and structural expansion joints.
- Drainage, a sewage treatment plant, wastewater recycling certification, rainwater harvesting, solar energy arrangements and water supply reporting.
- A signed structural stability affidavit from the applicant or owner, architect and structural design engineer.
The Padur development must also comply with conditions imposed by the Superintending Engineer, Water Resource Department, Public Works Department, Chennai, in the letter dated 10 September 2009.
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Common questions
Does the Padur declaration cover every property in Padur Village?
No. Director of Town and Country Planning notification No. VI(1)/113/2010 dated 19 March 2010 applies only to the listed survey numbers, covering 21.10 acres in Padur Village.
Does the declaration itself approve construction of a multistoried building?
The gazette requires the applicant to obtain building plan clearance, necessary approvals and no objection certificates. The plans must also comply with the listed planning, safety, accessibility and infrastructure conditions.
Which Coimbatore land is declared as a multistoried building area?
The declaration covers Town Survey Numbers 358 and 359, Ward H(8), Block 10, Thiruvenkatasamy Road, Coimbatore Corporation, measuring 1,505 square metres.
Are accessibility measures required in these residential buildings?
Yes. The conditions require a ramp to the lift room, a ramp ratio of 1:10 in the plan and sufficient parking near the entrance for physically challenged persons.
