Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 15, Part VI, Section 1
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 15, Part VI, Section 1, published on 14 April 2021, contains land use notifications issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The notifications amend approved development plans and master plans for specified land in Gopichettipalayam, Tiruvallur, Mylapore, Tondiarpet, Perungalathur and Vichoor.
What the gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 15, Part VI, Section 1, published on 14 April 2021, records several changes to approved planning documents. The Director of Town and Country Planning confirms changes for the Gopichettipalayam and Tiruvallur Local Planning Areas. The Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority makes changes affecting land within the Chennai Metropolitan Area under authority delegated through G.O.Ms.No.419 of the Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 1 June 1984.
Who may be affected
Property owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with the identified survey numbers, town survey numbers or blocks may be affected. The notifications change the planned use of particular sites and, in some cases, impose conditions relevant to future planning permission.
Key changes
- In Veerapandi Village within Gopichettipalayam Municipality, the Director of Town and Country Planning confirms a variation concerning conversion of public purpose, existing school use, into residential use for the identified land. The notification states that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
- In Perumbakkam Village within Tiruvallur Municipality, land in S.No.14/1B2 and 16/2C, corresponding to specified town survey numbers, is changed from school and playground use to commercial use. The listed extent is 0.57 acre, and the land is described as vacant and to be developed by the owners.
- In Mylapore Village, parts of R.S.No.3902 and 3903 in Block No.85 at Turn Bulls Road are reclassified from open space and recreational use to residential use. The listed extent is 0.14.5627 hectare.
- In Tondiarpet Village, specified properties at Door Nos.121, 123 and 125 on Vaidhyanatha Mudali Street are reclassified from light industrial use to institutional use. Development must include a 1.50 metre wide green buffer along the western boundary, in addition to the required side setback, because of possible noise from the adjacent dhal mill.
- In Perungalathur Village, S.No.448/1A is reclassified from agricultural use to residential use. Access to surrounding vacant lands must be ensured when planning permission is approved.
- The gazette also begins a variation relating to the Second Master Plan land use map for Vichoor Village. The supplied text identifies an additional variation map reference but does not state the resulting land use classification.
Practical relevance
A person dealing with any listed property should compare its survey details, block, village and local authority limits with the notification. Conditions attached to Tondiarpet and Perungalathur may directly affect site layout and planning permission.
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Common questions
Does the gazette allow residential use on S.No.448/1A in Perungalathur Village?
Yes. S.No.448/1A is reclassified from agricultural use to residential use, subject to ensuring access to surrounding vacant lands when planning permission is approved.
What restriction applies to the reclassified Tondiarpet property?
The property is reclassified from light industrial use to institutional use. Development must provide a 1.50 metre wide green buffer along the western boundary, in addition to the minimum required side setback.
Was the Mylapore land changed to residential use?
Yes. Parts of R.S.No.3902 and 3903 in Block No.85 at Turn Bulls Road are reclassified from open space and recreational use to residential use.
Can I determine the final land use change for Vichoor Village from the supplied notification text?
No. The supplied text gives the additional map reference for the Vichoor variation but does not include the resulting land use classification.
