Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, 6 July 2022
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 27, Part VI, Section 1, dated 6 July 2022, containing a treasure claim notice from the Dindigul District Collector and master plan variations issued by the Coimbatore, Madurai and Thoothukudi Local Planning Authorities. The land changes implement G.O. (2D) No. 54, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 2 March 2022, G.O. No. 117, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 26 April 2022, and G.O. (2D) No. 150, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 13 June 2022.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 27, Part VI, Section 1 contains four separate notifications. One concerns a twelfth century inscription found in Dindigul district. The other three change the permitted land use of specified survey numbers in the Coimbatore, Madurai and Thoothukudi planning areas.
Dindigul inscription claim notice
The Dindigul District Collector issued Notification No. VI(1)/267/2022 concerning one twelfth century inscription found near a mosque in Periyakalaiyamputhur village, Neykkarappatti sub taluk, Palani taluk.
- Anyone claiming full or partial ownership was given an opportunity to appear before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Dindigul District Collector.
- The claimant could appear personally or through a properly appointed representative, with supporting evidence, on 5 September 2022.
- If no claim was made, or a claim was rejected for lack of adequate evidence, the inscription could be declared ownerless.
Coimbatore land use change
The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority varied the approved Coimbatore Master Plan following G.O. (2D) No. 54, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department, dated 2 March 2022.
- Survey Fields 19/3 and 19/4A in Vellakinar village, Vellakinar Detailed Development Plan No. 01, were added to the residential use zone.
- Those survey fields were removed from the agricultural use entry for Survey Field 19 part.
Madurai land use change
The Madurai Local Planning Authority varied the approved Madurai Master Plan following G.O. No. 117, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department, dated 26 April 2022.
- Survey Numbers 15/8, 15/9 and 15/10 in Thamaraipatti Bit 2 village, Madurai East Panchayat Union, Madurai East taluk, were deleted from the agricultural use zone.
- The same survey numbers were added to the residential use zone.
Thoothukudi draft land use change
The Thoothukudi Local Planning Authority published a draft variation following G.O. (2D) No. 150, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(MPV-1)] Department, dated 13 June 2022.
- Specified land in Mullakadu village was moved into the Special Industrial and Hazardous Use Zone.
- The affected land includes Survey Numbers 226/3B, 227, 228, 229/1, 229/2, 230/3, parts of 239, 250/2, 251/1B, 251/2, 252, 253/3A, 269/2A, 269/2B, part of 270, and the listed survey numbers from 242 to 439/1.
- The corresponding entries were deleted from mixed residential, general industrial and Coastal Regulation Zone use categories.
Property owners and buyers should compare the village and survey number in their land records with the notified entries.
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Common questions
Were the Coimbatore lands changed from agricultural to residential use?
Yes. Survey Fields 19/3 and 19/4A in Vellakinar village were added to the residential use zone and removed from the agricultural entry.
Which Madurai survey numbers became residential?
Survey Numbers 15/8, 15/9 and 15/10 in Thamaraipatti Bit 2 village were changed from agricultural use to residential use.
Is the Thoothukudi notification a final master plan variation?
The notification labels the Thoothukudi change as a draft variation. It places the listed Mullakadu village lands in the Special Industrial and Hazardous Use Zone.
Could someone claim ownership of the inscription found in Dindigul district?
Yes. A claimant was invited to appear with supporting evidence before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Dindigul District Collector on 5 September 2022, personally or through an appointed representative.
