Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 20 (20 VI 1 v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 20 on May 16, 2018. In it, the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc.No.907/2017/DP2 dated April 18, 2018 and Proceedings Roc.No.7306/2018/DP2 dated April 26, 2018, proposes draft planning variations affecting land in Namakkal Municipality and Saravanampatti Village, Coimbatore, and invites objections or suggestions within sixty days from publication.
What the planning notifications cover
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning published two individual draft variations under the Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. They concern the approved Detailed Development Plan No. 4B for the Namakkal Local Planning Area and the approved Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan No. 3 for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.
The proposals may affect owners, buyers and other interested people dealing with the identified land or relying on the planned road in Saravanampatti. Both variations remain proposals in the supplied notification, and affected or interested people are given an opportunity to respond.
Namakkal land use proposal
Proceedings Roc.No.907/2017/DP2 dated April 18, 2018 proposes changing the use of land in Ward D, Block 23, Town Survey No. 5, Namakkal Municipality, Namakkal Taluk and District.
Key details are:
- The land measures 9,108 square feet.
- Its proposed classification changes from residential use to public purpose use.
- The site is bounded by Town Survey No. 43 of Block 21 on the north, Town Survey No. 6 of Block 23 on the east, Town Survey No. 219/1 of Block 23 on the south, and Town Survey No. 4 of Block 23 on the west.
- The public purpose reservation is recorded as being formed by the owners.
- The variation would add the reference DDP(V)/DTCP No.11/2018 to the plan records and add a fresh entry to Schedule IV.
Saravanampatti road proposal
Proceedings Roc.No.7306/2018/DP2 dated April 26, 2018 proposes deleting part of the CC 60 feet scheme road in Saravanampatti Village, Coimbatore North Taluk and Coimbatore District.
Key details are:
- The affected survey fields are S.F. Nos. 30/1, 30/2, 30/3A, 30/4, 32/1B, 32/1F and 32/1G.
- Entries relating to these survey fields would be deleted from the relevant schedules.
- The stated road length would change from 1,130 metres to 840 metres.
- The variation would add the reference DDP(V)/DTCP No.12/2018 to the plan records.
Objections and plan inspection
For the Namakkal proposal, objections and suggestions may be made in person or in writing to the Member Secretary or Municipal Commissioner, Namakkal Local Planning Authority. For the Saravanampatti proposal, they may be submitted to the Member Secretary, Coimbatore Local Planning Authority.
The response period is sixty days from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. The variation plans may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the relevant Local Planning Authority office.
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Common questions
Does the Namakkal notification change residential land to public purpose use immediately?
The notification describes the change as an individual draft variation. It invites objections and suggestions before the proposed variation is dealt with further.
Which Namakkal property is affected?
The proposal covers 9,108 square feet in Ward D, Block 23, Town Survey No. 5, Namakkal Municipality, Namakkal Taluk and District.
How does the Saravanampatti proposal affect the planned road?
It proposes deleting part of the CC 60 feet scheme road across the listed survey fields and replacing the stated length of 1,130 metres with 840 metres.
Can I inspect the plans or object to either proposal?
Yes. The plans may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the relevant Local Planning Authority office, and affected or interested people may submit objections or suggestions within sixty days from Gazette publication.