Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 16, 17 April 2019
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this Gazette on 17 April 2019, recording land use variations issued on 8 April 2019 by the Deputy Director of Town and Country Planning and the Principal Secretary and Member Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority under the Housing and Urban Development Department. Notification No. VI(1)/189/2019 changes specified land in Vandampalai Village from Primary Residential to Mixed Residential, while Notification No. VI(1)/190/2019 and the other reproduced variations change specified sites in Naduveerapattu, Mogappair and Noombal villages to residential or commercial use, with conditions for some sites.
What the Gazette changes
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 16, published on 17 April 2019, records changes to the Thiruvarur Master Plan, the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 and the Thiruverkadu Township Area Detailed Development Plan. The changes were issued on 8 April 2019 by the Deputy Director of Town and Country Planning and the Principal Secretary and Member Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
The variations affect only the survey numbers and plots identified in the notifications. Buyers, owners and professionals dealing with these properties should check the revised planning classification and any stated development conditions.
Thiruvarur Local Planning Area
Notification No. VI(1)/189/2019 changes land in Vandampalai Village:
- Survey Field Nos. 33/1A, 33/1B1, 33/1B2 and 33/3 are removed from the Primary Residential use zone.
- The same survey fields are inserted under Mixed Residential use.
Chennai Metropolitan Area changes
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority variations include:
- Naduveerapattu Village, Survey No. 110/4A, is changed from Agricultural Use Zone to Primary Residential Use Zone. Remarks from the Public Works Department about inundation must be obtained when applying for planning permission.
- Mogappair Village, Survey Nos. 494 part and 567/1A part, Plot No. 120, J.J. Nagar West, are changed from Primary Residential Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.
- Mogappair Village, Plot No. A 14, J.J. Nagar West Industrial Estate, Survey No. 375 part and Town Survey No. 20/2, is changed from Industrial Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.
- Naduveerapattu Village, the listed survey fields within Survey Nos. 15, 16, 18, 19, 20 and 55, are changed from Agricultural Use Zone to Primary Residential Use Zone. Public Works Department remarks on inundation are required at the planning permission stage, and the 9 metre road must continue through the site to link adjacent lands.
Noombal Village
The Thiruverkadu Township Area Detailed Development Plan is varied for Old Survey No. 21/3, New Survey No. 21/3A2, in Noombal Village:
- The 0.40.50 hectare site is changed from Agricultural use to Primary Residential use.
- Roads around the site must be extended and linked through it to improve road circulation.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change all land in Vandampalai Village to Mixed Residential use?
No. Notification No. VI(1)/189/2019 applies only to Survey Field Nos. 33/1A, 33/1B1, 33/1B2 and 33/3.
Can the reclassified Naduveerapattu land be developed without checking flood risk?
The listed Naduveerapattu variations require remarks from the Public Works Department on inundation when planning permission is sought.
What is the new land use for Plot No. 120 in J.J. Nagar West?
Plot No. 120 in J.J. Nagar West, covering the specified parts of Survey Nos. 494 and 567/1A in Mogappair Village, is reclassified from Primary Residential Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.
Is there a road condition for the Noombal residential reclassification?
Yes. Roads around Old Survey No. 21/3, New Survey No. 21/3A2, must be extended and linked through the site for better road circulation.
