Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 18, 3 May 2017
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 18, dated 3 May 2017, was published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu and contains notifications issued by Heads of Departments and other public authorities. It amends land use provisions in the Coimbatore, Chithode, Tiruvallur and Mamallapuram planning areas, and also records a government appointment and Chennai court vacation arrangements.
What the Gazette issue covers
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 18, dated 3 May 2017, publishes several independent notifications. Property buyers, owners and professionals should check the land use changes if their property falls within the identified survey numbers or planning areas.
Coimbatore Town Planning Scheme
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc. No. 14050/2016/DP2 dated 7 April 2017, proposed a draft variation to the sanctioned Coimbatore Town Planning Scheme No. 2.
- The proposal converts 7,183 square metres in Sowripalayam Village, Coimbatore Corporation, from residential use to public purpose use for a hospital.
- It covers Town Survey Numbers 4041, 4042, 4043, 4044/1A, 4044/1B, 4044/2 and 4046 in Ward J (10), Block 31.
- Affected or interested persons could submit objections or suggestions to the Member Secretary, Coimbatore Local Planning Authority within sixty days from Gazette publication.
- The variation and plan were available for free inspection during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office.
Chithode land use change
The Chithode New Town Development Authority published Notification No. VI(1)/130/2017, following G.O. (2D) No. 160, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 21 December 2016.
- Revenue Survey Number 504/1B in Suriyampalayam Village is removed from the agricultural use entry.
- The same land is added to the industrial use zone as I-19.
Tiruvallur land use change
The Tiruvallur notification, No. VI(1)/131/2017, gives effect to G.O. (2D) Ms. No. 41, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 28 March 2017.
- Survey Numbers 228, 229/3A and 229/3B in Perumbakkam Village are removed from the mixed residential use zone.
- They are added to the commercial use zone.
Mamallapuram development controls
Notification No. VI(1)/132/2017 amends the Mamallapuram Local Planning Area Master Plan by inserting provisions for eligible dwelling units.
- Additional Floor Space Index is 50 percent for Economic Weaker Sections units up to 40 square metres.
- It is 30 percent for Low Income Group units above 40 and up to 60 square metres.
- It is 15 percent for Middle Income Group units above 60 and up to 70 square metres.
- Additional plot coverage of 10 percent is allowed for these categories over the normally allowable coverage.
Other notifications
The Gazette also records the appointment of Thiru A. Loganathan as Assistant Director of Statistics and sets out urgent civil and criminal court arrangements for the Chennai summer vacation of 2017.
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Common questions
Does the Coimbatore notification finally change the land to hospital use?
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning described it as an individual draft variation proposing conversion from residential use to public purpose use for a hospital.
Which Tiruvallur properties were moved to commercial use?
Survey Numbers 228, 229/3A and 229/3B in Perumbakkam Village were removed from mixed residential use and added to the commercial use zone.
What happened to Survey Number 504/1B in Suriyampalayam Village?
Revenue Survey Number 504/1B was excluded from the agricultural use entry and added to the industrial use zone in the Chithode New Town Development Plan.
Does the Mamallapuram variation provide extra development rights for smaller dwelling units?
Yes. It provides additional Floor Space Index for specified Economic Weaker Sections, Low Income Group and Middle Income Group dwelling unit sizes, together with 10 percent additional plot coverage.
