Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 16
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 16 on 18 April 2018. It declares specified land in Chettikulam Village as a multistoried building area and publishes proposed amendments to approved development plans in Coimbatore, Thanjavur and Salem.
What the gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 16 contains public notifications issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning. The supplied text covers a multistoried building area declaration and proposed changes to land use under approved detailed development plans.
Chettikulam multistoried building area
Notification Number VI(1)/135/2018, dated 21 March 2018, declares 25.32.00 hectares across the listed survey numbers in Chettikulam Village, Radhapuram Taluk, Tirunelveli District as a multistoried building area for residential and public buildings.
Building plan approval remains subject to conditions, including:
- Compliance with floor space index, plot coverage and the rules for multistoried and public buildings.
- A maximum building height of 35 metres and a minimum floor height of 3 metres.
- Design by a registered professional structural engineer, based on the National Building Code 2005 and soil testing.
- Earthquake resistant construction, emergency stairs, lightning arresters and expansion joints.
- Fire extinguishers and a no objection certificate from the Fire Service Authority.
- Parking and ramp access for physically challenged persons.
- Drainage, sewage treatment, wastewater recycling and rainwater harvesting arrangements.
- Required clearances from the listed planning, highways, traffic, fire, airport, pollution control and other authorities.
- Construction of necessary culverts at the applicant's expense, with approval from the relevant department.
Proposed development plan variations
Notification Number VI(1)/136/2018, dated 22 March 2018, proposes changing 70 cents in Survey Number 248/2 part at Telungupalayam Village, Coimbatore, from residential use to commercial use. The entry identifies the proposed use as commercial and the present use as a theatre.
Notification Number VI(1)/137/2018, dated 27 March 2018, proposes changing 34,450 square metres in Kottaipalli Agraharam Village, Thanjavur, from agricultural use to educational use. Road widening portions within the Mata Amirtanandamayi School premises must be gifted and handed over to the local body.
Notification Number VI(1)/139/2018, dated 28 March 2018, proposes changing 3.28 acres in Bodinayakkanpatti Village, Salem Corporation, from residential use to commercial use.
Who may be affected
Property owners, buyers, developers and neighbouring occupiers should check whether their survey or town survey number falls within a notified area. For the Coimbatore and Thanjavur draft variations, affected or interested persons may submit objections or suggestions to the relevant Local Planning Authority within sixty days from publication. The plans may be inspected free of cost during office hours.
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Common questions
Can multistoried residential or public buildings now be built on the listed Chettikulam land?
The listed land is declared a multistoried building area, but construction still requires building plan approval, compliance with the stated conditions and the necessary clearances and no objection certificates.
What is the maximum permitted building height in the Chettikulam area?
The notification states that the maximum building height is 35 metres.
Can I object to the proposed Coimbatore or Thanjavur land use change?
Yes. An affected or interested person may appear in person or submit written objections and suggestions to the relevant Local Planning Authority within sixty days from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Where can I inspect the plans for the Coimbatore and Thanjavur variations?
The variation and plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the relevant Local Planning Authority office.