Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 23, June 16, 2010
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Gazette No. 23, Part VI, Section 1, on June 16, 2010, containing notifications issued by Heads of Departments. The supplied notices include a multistoried building area declaration by the Director of Town and Country Planning under notification number VI(1)/224/2010, and confirmation of a land use change in the Thiruvallur Local Planning Area under notification number VI(1)/225/2010.
What the Gazette covers
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, publishes notifications of interest to the public from Heads of Departments. The supplied text covers planning decisions, a multistoried building area declaration, treasure claims, an invalid sales tax form and the winding up of a cooperative society.
Property buyers and professionals should pay particular attention to the planning notifications affecting land in Madhuranthagam Taluk and the Thiruvallur Local Planning Area.
Multistoried college building area
Notification number VI(1)/224/2010, issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning on June 1, 2010, declares 14.58 acres in Survey Numbers 137/2, 312/2 and 313/2 Part of Puzhuthivakkam Village, Soorai Panchayat, Madhuranthagam Taluk, as a multistoried building area for a college building.
Key requirements include:
- Compliance with floor space index, plot coverage and the Tamil Nadu Multistoried and Public Building Rules, 1973.
- Clearances or No Objection Certificates from the listed planning, highways, traffic, fire, airport, pollution control and other authorities.
- An earthquake resistant design prepared and signed by a registered professional structural engineer.
- Compliance with National Building Code, 2005.
- Access and parking for physically challenged persons.
- Drainage, sewage treatment, wastewater recycling and rainwater harvesting arrangements.
- Adequate lifts, fire protection, emergency stairs, lightning arresters and parking.
- A detailed water supply report that avoids excessive groundwater extraction.
- Compliance with the condition imposed by the Divisional Forest Officer, Chengalpattu, in the letter dated May 11, 2010.
Thiruvallur land use change
Notification number VI(1)/225/2010 confirms a variation to the approved Chidambaram Nagar Detailed Development Plan. It changes 0.31.5 hectares, stated as 78 cents, in Town Survey Number 56, Block 2, Ward A of Thiruvallur Municipal Area from School and Play Ground use to Commercial use.
The land corresponds to Old Survey Numbers 14/1A and 16/2B of Perumbakkam Village. The Director of Town and Country Planning confirmed the variation after no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Other public notices
The Gazette also:
- Invites claims concerning treasure found in Madampoondi Village, Tirukoilur Taluk.
- Declares a reported missing Form C, number TN 2006 CBB 1958349, invalid.
- Records the winding up of the Veeravanallur Betel Growers Multi purpose Co-operative Society Limited and appointment of an Official Liquidator.
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Common questions
Can the specified Thiruvallur land now be used for commercial purposes?
Yes. Notification number VI(1)/225/2010 confirms the change from School and Play Ground use to Commercial use for the identified 78 cents.
Which survey numbers are covered by the multistoried building area declaration?
The declaration covers Survey Numbers 137/2, 312/2 and 313/2 Part in Puzhuthivakkam Village, Soorai Panchayat, Madhuranthagam Taluk.
Does the multistoried building declaration itself remove the need for other approvals?
No. Notification number VI(1)/224/2010 requires the applicant to obtain the listed clearances and No Objection Certificates and to comply with building, structural, environmental, fire safety and accessibility conditions.
Were any objections received against the Thiruvallur land use variation?
No. The Director of Town and Country Planning states that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
