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G.O.(D). No. 110, Sadras to Chengalpattu Road Land Acquisition

The Highways and Minor Ports Department, through G.O.(D). No. 110, Highways and Minor Ports (HN.2), dated 18 May 2017, published the Governor of Tamil Nadu's acquisition of 2,754 square metres of land in seven villages of Tirukazhukundram Taluk, Kancheepuram District. The land is required for upgrading the Sadras to Chengalpattu Road, State Highway 58, from kilometre 0/000 to kilometre 26/800 under the Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project II.

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Gazette notifications
Pages
17
Status
In force
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What the notification does

G.O.(D). No. 110, Highways and Minor Ports (HN.2), dated 18 May 2017, acquires specified dry and manai lands for the Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project II. The acquisition is under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 and covers a total of 0.2754 hectares, stated as 2,754 square metres.

The public purpose is upgrading the Sadras to Chengalpattu Road, State Highway 58, from kilometre 0/000 to kilometre 26/800.

Areas covered

The Highways and Minor Ports Department notification covers scheduled parcels in Tirukazhukundram Taluk, Kancheepuram District, within these villages:

  • Nathamkariyacheri
  • Keerapakkam
  • Mangalam
  • Egai
  • Tirukazhukundram
  • Nenmeli
  • Neikuppi

The schedule identifies each affected parcel by survey number, subdivision after acquisition, land classification and acquisition extent. It also lists owners or interested persons and records assets found within some acquisition portions.

Who may be affected

G.O.(D). No. 110 directly affects owners and other persons having an interest in the survey fields and subdivisions listed in its schedule. Buyers, lenders and property professionals dealing with land in the seven listed villages should compare the property's survey and subdivision numbers with the schedule rather than relying only on the village name.

Scheduled assets include vacant land, houses, compound walls, gates, fencing and trees. Some entries identify only part of a larger survey field as the acquisition extent.

Key provisions

  • The Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the scheduled land for the State Highway 58 improvement.
  • The notification states that causes shown by owners or other interested persons were considered before publication.
  • The full compensation amount is to be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department.
  • The land plans are kept at the Office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project II, Chennai.
  • Copies of the plans are also kept with the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project II, Kancheepuram.
  • The plans may be inspected during office hours.

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Common questions

Does the notification acquire the whole of every listed survey field?

Not necessarily. The schedule gives a separate acquisition extent for each entry, and many entries cover only a portion of the total survey field.

How can I check whether my property is included?

Compare the property's village, survey number and subdivision number with the schedule. The acquisition plans may also be inspected during office hours at the listed land acquisition offices in Chennai and Kancheepuram.

What road project is the land being acquired for?

The land is acquired for upgrading the Sadras to Chengalpattu Road, State Highway 58, from kilometre 0/000 to kilometre 26/800 under the Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project II.

Who will fund the compensation for the acquired land?

The notification states that the entire compensation amount will be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department.