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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 13, Part VI, Section 1, March 28, 2018

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 13, Part VI, Section 1, dated March 28, 2018, carrying notifications issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning. Notification No. VI(1)/109/2018 and Notification No. VI(1)/110/2018 declare specified land at Thatchur-I and Paranur as multistoried building areas, while Notification No. VI(1)/111/2018 proposes a draft planning variation in Saravanampatty from public purpose use to residential use.

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Multistoried building area at Thatchur-I

Notification No. VI(1)/109/2018 of the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning declares 2.48.0 hectares in Survey Numbers 22/1A, 22/1B, 22/1E, 22/1F, 23/2, 23/3C, 23/5B, 23/6 and 24/1 of Thatchur-I, Peruncheri Village, Andarkuppam Panchayat, Ponneri Taluk, Tiruvallur District, as a multistoried building area. The declaration permits construction of residential-cum-commercial buildings under the Tamil Nadu Multistoried and Public Building Rules, 1973, subject to building plan clearance and conditions.

Key conditions include:

  • A maximum building height of 60 metres.
  • Compliance with floor space index, plot coverage and other applicable requirements.
  • Clearances or no objection certificates from the listed planning, highways, traffic, fire, airport, pollution control and other authorities.
  • Earthquake-resistant structural design based on the National Building Code 2005, supported by soil testing and a stability affidavit.
  • Ramps, accessible parking, lifts and emergency escape stairs.
  • Drainage, sewage treatment, wastewater recycling, rainwater harvesting and water supply arrangements.
  • Fire extinguishers, lightning arresters and solar energy arrangements.

Multistoried building area at Paranur

Notification No. VI(1)/110/2018 of the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning declares 46.30 acres in the listed survey numbers of Paranur Village, within approved Mahindra World City Layout LP/DTCP No. 01/2017, Plot No. P17, as a multistoried building area for residential buildings. The site is in Veerapuram Panchayat, Kattankolathur Panchayat Union, Chengalpattu Taluk, Kancheepuram District.

The notification applies substantially similar planning, structural safety, accessibility, fire safety, drainage, sewage treatment, rainwater harvesting, water supply and clearance conditions. The maximum building height is 45 metres. The two declarations are recorded at Chennai on March 7, 2018.

Proposed Saravanampatty land use variation

Notification No. VI(1)/111/2018 of the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, dated March 15, 2018, proposes an individual draft variation to the approved Saravanampatty Detailed Development Plan No. 2. It proposes changing 1.81½ acres in Survey Numbers 364/2B2, 364/2B3 and 367/1A2 in the North Zone of Coimbatore Corporation, Coimbatore District, from public purpose use to residential use.

Owners and buyers should check whether their property falls within the exact survey numbers listed in the relevant notification.

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Common questions

Does the Thatchur-I declaration cover every property in Peruncheri Village?

No. Notification No. VI(1)/109/2018 applies only to the listed survey numbers in Thatchur-I, with a total extent of 2.48.0 hectares.

What is the maximum permitted height for the declared multistoried buildings?

The Thatchur-I residential-cum-commercial development has a maximum height of 60 metres. The Paranur residential development has a maximum height of 45 metres.

Does declaration as a multistoried building area remove the need for other approvals?

No. The applicant must satisfy building requirements and obtain the clearances and no objection certificates listed in the relevant notification when seeking building plan approval.

Has the Saravanampatty land already been finally changed to residential use?

The supplied notification describes the change as a proposed individual draft variation. It proposes converting the identified 1.81½ acres from public purpose use to residential use.