Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 2, Part VI, Section 1, 8 January 2020

What the Gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 2, Part VI, Section 1 publishes notifications of interest to the public from heads of departments. For property owners and buyers, the relevant entries are two draft variations issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning for approved detailed development plans in Tiruchirappalli and Kancheepuram.

The Gazette also contains notices about winding up specified co-operative societies, appointment of official liquidators and court holidays. Those notices do not change the land uses described below.

Tiruchirappalli proposal

Notification No. VI(1)/14/2020, dated 9 December 2019, proposes a variation to the approved Puthur Road West Extension Detailed Development Plan for the Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Area.

Key details are:

• The proposed change is described as conversion from public purpose to residential use.
• It concerns Town Survey No. 23/1, Old Ward E, New Ward Y, Block 3, in Vannarapettai Town, K. Abishegapuram Kottam, Tiruchirappalli Corporation, Tiruchirappalli West Taluk and District.
• The stated extent is 6,805 square metres.
• The schedule also substitutes an entry for Town Survey No. 23/2, measuring 0.0239 hectare, reserved for public purpose as a government hospital maintained by the local body.
• The new map reference DDP(V)/DTCP No. 18/2019 is to be read with the earlier plan map reference.

Kancheepuram proposal

Notification No. VI(1)/15/2020, dated 19 December 2019, proposes a variation to the approved Sevilimedu Detailed Development Plan of the Kancheepuram Local Planning Area.

Key details are:

• The proposal converts agricultural use to residential use.
• It covers Survey Nos. 74/1A1B, 74/2A and 74/2B.
• The stated extent is 1.20 acres.
• The new map reference DDP(V)/DTCP No. 21/2019 is to be read with the earlier map reference.
• Relevant entries in Detailed Development Plan Schedule IV are to be deleted or substituted accordingly.
• The draft variation becomes enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Who may be affected

Owners, buyers, neighbours and professionals dealing with the identified survey lands may be affected by the proposed land use changes. An affected or interested person was allowed 60 days from Gazette publication to submit objections or suggestions, either personally or in writing, to the relevant Local Planning Authority. The plans were available for free inspection during office hours at the respective Local Planning Authority office.