Notice under Section 15(1) of Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 (236 Ex VI 1)
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 236, Part VI, Section 1, dated April 21, 2022, published notifications issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005, for acquisition of specified lands in Tiruvarur District for highways projects. The notices say the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires listed lands for ring roads, bypass roads and approach roads for road over bridges, and that the land plans can be inspected during office hours in the offices named in the notices.
What this gazette contains
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 236, Part VI, Section 1, dated April 21, 2022, carries land acquisition notices issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005. The notices are under Section 15(1) of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, read with the Tamil Nadu Land Acquisition Laws (Revival of Operation, Amendment and Validation) Act, 2019.
What it does
The gazette states that the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires specified lands for highways purposes in Tiruvarur District. The projects mentioned are:
- forming Ring Road to Mannargudi Town at Neduvakkottai Village, Mannargudi Taluk
- forming Ring Road to Mannargudi Town at Kailasanathar Koil Village, Mannargudi Taluk
- forming approach road for ROB in lieu of LC 16 at Peralam Railway Station yard, covering Peralam Village and Thirumiachur Village, Nannilam Taluk
- forming approach road for ROB in lieu of LC 22 at Vaiyakalathur Village, Needamangalam Taluk
- forming approach road for ROB in lieu of LC 34 at Devarkandanallur Village, Tiruvarur Taluk
- forming Bypass Road for Tiruvarur Town at Thiruppallimukoodal Village, Nannilam Taluk
Who may be affected
This gazette matters to anyone who owns, manages or has an interest in the survey numbers listed in the schedules. The listed interested persons include several temples and trustees, and in one case Venmathi, wife of Natarajan.
Key details from the schedules
The schedules give, for each parcel:
- village, taluk and district
- survey number
- total extent and extent to be acquired
- land type, such as wet or dry
- whether any structures or trees are recorded
- the land owner or interested person
Examples of total extents to be acquired mentioned in the gazette are:
- 3400 square metres at Neduvakkottai Village
- 7050 square metres at Kailasanathar Koil Village
- 1415 square metres at Vaiyakalathur Village
- 15450 square metres at Peralam Village
- 178 square metres at Devarkandanallur Village
- 8212 square metres in another listed schedule
- 1050 square metres at Thiruppallimukoodal Village
Inspection of plans
The gazette says the land plans are kept for inspection during office hours. Depending on the notice, inspection is at the office of the Land Acquisition Officer and District Revenue Officer, or at the office of the District Revenue Officer, Tiruvarur.
Practical takeaway
If your land, temple property or client property matches any listed survey number in these Tiruvarur District villages, the gazette records that it is being acquired for a highways project. You should check the relevant schedule and inspect the plan in the office named in that notice.
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Common questions
Is this gazette about land acquisition for road projects?
Yes. The notifications say the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires specified lands for highways purposes such as ring roads, a bypass road and approach roads for ROB works.
Which places in Tiruvarur District are covered?
The notices mention Neduvakkottai, Kailasanathar Koil, Vaiyakalathur, Peralam, Devarkandanallur, Thiruppallimukoodal and Thirumiachur villages in Mannargudi, Needamangalam, Nannilam and Tiruvarur taluks.
How can I verify whether my survey number is included?
The schedules in the gazette list survey numbers, extent, land type and owner or interested person. The notices also say the land plans may be inspected during office hours in the office named in the relevant notice.
Does the gazette mention structures or trees on the acquired land?
Yes. Each schedule has columns for structures and trees. Most entries show nil or a dash, and one schedule records an RCC building.
