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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 27, Part VI, Section 1 (27 VI 1)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, dated 15 July 2009. Under the heading Notifications by Heads of Departments, Etc., the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning issued Notification Nos. VI(1)/189/2009 to VI(1)/192/2009, confirming an amendment to the Thoothukudi Detailed Development Plan and proposing amendments to planning schemes in Coimbatore and Virudhunagar. The confirmed Thoothukudi variation changes plan schedules immediately, while the draft variations require later confirmation before becoming enforceable.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
19
Status
In force
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What the planning notifications cover

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning published four land planning notifications in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, dated 15 July 2009. They concern land use, roads and planning scheme records in Thoothukudi, Coimbatore and Virudhunagar Local Planning Areas.

Confirmed Thoothukudi variation

Notification No. VI(1)/189/2009, Proceedings Roc. No. 13711/2000/DP1, dated 17 June 2009, confirms a variation to Detailed Development Plan ‘F’ of the Thoothukudi Local Planning Area. No objections or suggestions were received on the earlier draft within the allowed time.

Key changes include:

  • Deletion of part of the E1E1 road and retention of land for public open and education use.
  • Replacement of entries describing the E1E1 north to south road, including its widening and formation by the local body.
  • Changes to locality descriptions and area figures in Schedule IV.
  • Deletion and replacement of land entries in Schedule V, with specified parts marked for acquisition.

Draft Coimbatore variation

Notification No. VI(1)/190/2009, Proceedings Roc. No. 15726/2007/DP2, dated 17 June 2009, proposes changing Town Survey Nos. 7/24 and 7/25 in Sanganur Village, Coimbatore Municipal Corporation, from industrial use to residential use. The plan is identified as Map No. 5 DDP(V)/DTCP No. 10/2009.

Notification No. VI(1)/192/2009, Proceedings Roc. No. 17780/2008/DP2, dated 22 June 2009, proposes a separate variation to Town Planning Scheme No. 1 of the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

Draft Virudhunagar variation

Notification No. VI(1)/191/2009, Proceedings Roc. No. 14364/2008/DP2, dated 22 June 2009, proposes changes to the Kathalampatti Town Planning Scheme. It places parts of Survey Field Nos. 245/2C1, 246/2B and 247/2C, measuring 6515.49 square metres, in the commercial use zone.

Who should check these notifications

Owners, buyers, occupiers and professionals dealing with the listed survey lands should compare the notification and variation plan with current planning records. Interested or affected persons could submit objections or suggestions on the draft variations within sixty days of Gazette publication. The plans were available for free inspection during office hours at the relevant Local Planning Authority office.

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Common questions

Did the Thoothukudi planning variation become final?

Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/189/2009 confirms the variation after no objections or suggestions were received within the allowed time.

Were the Sanganur lands immediately changed from industrial to residential use?

No. Notification No. VI(1)/190/2009 is a draft variation. The source states that it becomes enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Which Kathalampatti lands were proposed for commercial use?

Parts of Survey Field Nos. 245/2C1, 246/2B and 247/2C in Block 5, Ward 18, measuring 6515.49 square metres, were proposed for inclusion in the commercial use zone.

Could affected owners inspect the draft variation plans or object?

Yes. Affected or interested persons could inspect the plans free of cost during office hours at the relevant Local Planning Authority office and submit objections or suggestions within sixty days of Gazette publication.