Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 19, Part VI, Section 1, May 13, 2015
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Number 19, Part VI, Section 1, on May 13, 2015, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments. For property readers, Director of Town and Country Planning Notification Number VI(1)/120/2015 amends the approved Rajajipuram Detailed Development Plan Number 2, and Notification Number VI(1)/121/2015 confirms a comprehensive variation to the approved Sevilimedu Detailed Development Plan Number 1.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Number 19, Part VI, Section 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on May 13, 2015, is a collection of public notifications from several authorities. Its land related provisions include confirmed variations to detailed development plans for parts of the Thiruvallur and Kancheepuram Local Planning Areas.
The Gazette also contains notices concerning found objects, closure of a cooperative society and the summer vacation arrangements of the Court of Small Causes, Chennai. Its contents list additionally identifies master plan variations for the Mettupalayam and Coimbatore Local Planning Areas, although their detailed provisions are not included in the supplied text.
Rajajipuram land use change
Director of Town and Country Planning Notification Number VI(1)/120/2015, dated April 15, 2015, confirms a variation to the approved Rajajipuram Detailed Development Plan Number 2 of the Thiruvallur Local Planning Area.
Key provisions are:
- Land measuring approximately 3,862 square metres in parts of Survey Numbers 522 and 524 in Thiruvallur Municipality is changed from residential use and children's park use to commercial use.
- The schedule describes the present use as vacant and states that the land is to be developed by the owners.
- Entries at serial number 9 in Schedule IV are deleted and replacement entries are inserted in Schedule VIII.
- Map references are updated to include DDP(V)/DTCP Number 21/2013.
- The variation was confirmed because no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Owners, buyers and professionals dealing with the identified survey numbers should check the revised commercial designation when assessing development potential or planning permission.
Sevilimedu plan variation
Director of Town and Country Planning Notification Number VI(1)/121/2015, dated April 21, 2015, confirms a comprehensive variation to the approved Sevilimedu Detailed Development Plan Number 1 of the Kancheepuram Local Planning Area.
Key provisions are:
- The entire approved detailed development plan is varied.
- The varied plan is numbered Map Number 5, DDP(V)/DTCP Number 26/2013.
- The clauses and schedules attached to the varied plan become enforceable from the date of Gazette publication.
- No objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Property owners and buyers within the Sevilimedu plan area may be affected by the revised plan and should verify the applicable map, clauses and schedules for the specific property.
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Common questions
Can land in the identified Rajajipuram survey numbers be used for commercial purposes?
Notification Number VI(1)/120/2015 confirms commercial use for approximately 3,862 square metres in parts of Survey Numbers 522 and 524. The schedule states that the vacant land is to be developed by the owners.
Does the Rajajipuram variation remove a children's park designation?
Yes. The notification confirms conversion of residential use and children's park use into commercial use for the specified land.
When did the varied Sevilimedu plan become enforceable?
The clauses and schedules attached to the varied Sevilimedu Detailed Development Plan Number 1 became enforceable from the date the notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Were public objections received for either planning variation?
No. Both planning notifications state that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
