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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 14, Part VI-Section 1

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 14, Part VI-Section 1, on April 9, 2014. It amends land use classifications in parts of Coimbatore and Hosur, approves the Singanallur Detailed Development Plan No. 20, and gives notice that the City Civil Court, Chennai, will destroy specified court records.

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Gazette notifications
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49
Status
In force
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Land use changes in Coimbatore

The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority published Notifications No. VI(1)/148/2014, VI(1)/149/2014 and VI(1)/150/2014 concerning variations to the approved Coimbatore Local Planning Area Master Plan. The variations were made using powers connected with Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 94, dated June 12, 2009.

Key changes include:

  • In Kannampalayam Village, Survey Field No. 206/1A is removed from the agricultural classification and added to the general industrial classification.
  • In Arisipalayam Village, Survey Field No. 53/2A is removed from the agricultural classification and added to the residential classification.
  • The Arisipalayam change follows Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. (2D) No. 98, dated September 25, 2013. It is subject to the Coimbatore South Tahsildar's condition that there must be no encroachment on the Survey No. 94 itteri poramboke to the south or the Survey No. 50 tar road poramboke to the north.
  • The published text also changes specified survey fields in Kalapatti Detailed Development Plan No. 1 from residential use to educational use.

Owners and buyers should compare the relevant survey number with the revised land use schedule before relying on the earlier master plan classification.

Singanallur Detailed Development Plan

The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority published Notification No. VI(1)/151/2014 approving Singanallur Detailed Development Plan No. 20. The Director of Town and Country Planning approved the plan through proceedings dated December 19, 2012.

The plan covers approximately 228.82 acres across specified survey fields in Sowripalayam, Krishnarayapuram and Ramanathapuram villages. It operates from the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. A plan map is available for inspection and sale during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office for three months.

Hosur land use change

Under Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. (2D) No. 39, dated March 4, 2014, Notification No. VI(1)/152/2014 changes Survey Field Nos. 364/2F and 370/2A in Belagondapalli Village and Panchayat from agricultural wet use to industrial use. The affected extent is 1.65 acres, or 0.67.0 hectares. Any proposed construction must provide an appropriate buffer zone around the high tension electric tower line area.

City Civil Court records

The City Civil Court, Chennai, published Notification No. VI(1)/153/2014, dated March 26, 2014. Documents and exhibits connected with the listed original suits, appeals, petitions and applications may be destroyed thirty days after publication. The schedule covers specified original suits from 1985, 1986, 1987, 2000 and 2001.

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Common questions

Is Survey Field No. 206/1A in Kannampalayam still classified as agricultural land?

No. Notification No. VI(1)/148/2014 removes Survey Field No. 206/1A from agricultural use and adds it to general industrial use.

What happened to Survey Field No. 53/2A in Arisipalayam?

Notification No. VI(1)/150/2014 changes Survey Field No. 53/2A from agricultural use to residential use, subject to the stated condition against encroachment on nearby poramboke land.

When did Singanallur Detailed Development Plan No. 20 take effect?

The plan came into operation on the date its approval notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, April 9, 2014.

Could documents filed in an old City Civil Court case be destroyed?

Yes, if the case is one of those listed in Notification No. VI(1)/153/2014. The notice states that relevant documents and exhibits will be destroyed after thirty days from publication.