Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, 14 July 2010
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, dated 14 July 2010, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments and local planning authorities. It announces draft variations to approved development plans, publishes draft detailed development plans, grants a cinema no objection certificate and invites claims concerning discovered copper coins.
Planning notifications
The Director of Town and Country Planning published proposed comprehensive variations affecting two approved detailed development plans. These draft changes are not enforceable until a confirmed variation notification is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- Proceedings Roc. No. 2032/2010 DP3, dated 16 June 2010, proposes a comprehensive variation to Thuraiyur Detailed Development Plan No. 7. The varied plan is Map No. 5, DDP(V)/DTCP No. 23/2010.
- Proceedings Roc. No. 18446/2009 DP2, dated 20 June 2010, proposes a variation to Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 4. The varied plan is Map No. 5, DDP(V)/DTCP No. 24/2010.
- Affected or interested people may submit objections or suggestions within sixty days from publication. The relevant plan can be inspected free during office hours at the Thuraiyur or Melur Local Planning Authority office.
New draft development plans
The Dindigul Local Planning Authority published the draft Meenatchinaickenpatti Detailed Development Plan under Roc. No. 90/99 DLPA, dated 15 December 2009.
- It covers approximately 68.39 hectares, comprising Ward 1, Block 11, Town Survey Nos. 625 to 707, and Block 12, Town Survey Nos. 708 to 717.
- The plan and enclosures may be inspected free during office hours. Copies are available for Rs. 250.
The Erode Local Planning Authority published Erode Detailed Development Plan No. 2 under Roc. No. 346/2009 ELPA, dated 24 June 2010.
- It covers listed properties in Wards B and E, with an approximate extent of 105.26.0 hectares.
- Objections or suggestions may be made within sixty days after publication.
- Map No. 3/DDP(SR)/DTCP No. 29/2010 may be inspected free at the Erode Local Planning Authority Office, Tamil Nadu Housing Board Office Complex, Surampatti Four Road, Erode 9.
Cinema approval
The Commissioner of Police, Chennai Police, issued No. VI(1)/263/2010 under Rc. No. E2(1)/1121/106886/2009, dated 24 June 2010. It grants Vijaya Productions Private Limited a no objection certificate to construct a permanent nine screen multiplex with associated commercial uses at the listed Saligramam Village survey numbers and Door Nos. 183 to 190, N.S.K. Salai, Vadapalani. The certificate is valid for five years, and a fresh certificate is required if the cinema is not built within that period.
Discovered coins
The Karur District Collector's notification dated 16 April 2010 concerns 311 copper coins found on 21 September 2008 at private patta land in Vaiganallur South Village, Kulithalai Taluk. Anyone claiming full or partial ownership was invited to appear with evidence before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Karur District Collector on 6 September 2010.
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Common questions
Does the Thuraiyur or Melur variation already apply to my property?
No. The detailed development plan clauses and schedules become enforceable only when a confirmed variation notification is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
How could a landowner object to the Thuraiyur or Melur draft variation?
An affected or interested person could appear in person or submit written objections and suggestions to the Member Secretary of the relevant Local Planning Authority within sixty days from publication.
Which land is included in the Dindigul draft plan?
The Meenatchinaickenpatti plan includes Ward 1, Block 11, Town Survey Nos. 625 to 707, and Block 12, Town Survey Nos. 708 to 717, covering approximately 68.39 hectares.
Did the multiplex notification itself approve construction without a time limit?
No. It granted a no objection certificate for the proposed permanent nine screen multiplex, valid for five years from 24 June 2010. A fresh certificate was required if the cinema was not built within that period.
