Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 28, Part II, Section 2 (28 II 2 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 28, Part II, Section 2 on 8 July 2020, including land acquisition notifications issued by the Highways and Minor Ports Department through G.O.Ms. No. 58, G.O.Ms. No. 59 and G.O.Ms. No. 60, each dated 20 March 2020, and G.O.(D) No. 110 dated 31 March 2020. These notifications acquire specified lands in Nallur, Mittanamallee, Siruniyam and Angadu for interchange, junction improvement and bus bay works connected with Chennai Outer Ring Road Phase II.
What the notifications do
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Highways and Minor Ports Department, issued G.O.Ms. No. 58, G.O.Ms. No. 59 and G.O.Ms. No. 60 on 20 March 2020, and G.O.(D) No. 110 on 31 March 2020. The notifications acquire scheduled lands under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 for Chennai Outer Ring Road Phase II facilities in Thiruvallur District.
The Highways and Minor Ports Department states that it will pay the entire compensation awarded for the acquired lands. The notifications also state that the causes shown by owners or other interested persons were considered before acquisition.
Locations and projects
- Nallur Village, Ponneri Taluk: G.O.Ms. No. 58 acquires approximately 30,235 square metres for construction of an interchange. The schedule covers subdivisions of survey numbers 51, 52, 54 and 59.
- Mittanamallee Village, Avadi Taluk: G.O.Ms. No. 59 acquires approximately 920 square metres for junction improvement. The schedule covers subdivisions of Town Survey No. 10.
- Siruniyam Village, Ponneri Taluk: G.O.Ms. No. 60 acquires approximately 1,065 square metres for junction improvement. The schedule covers subdivisions of survey numbers 156 and 197.
- Angadu Village, Ponneri Taluk: G.O.(D) No. 110 acquires approximately 490 square metres for construction of a bus bay. The supplied schedule identifies subdivisions of survey numbers 133 and 134.
What is included in the schedules
The acquisition schedules identify the land classification, old and new survey or town survey numbers, recorded owners, boundaries and area. They also record affected items such as compound walls, fencing, sheds, buildings, roads, gates, a transformer, trees and other site improvements.
Who should check the notifications
Owners, buyers, lenders and professionals dealing with land in the listed villages should compare the property survey number and subdivision against the relevant schedule. A village name alone is not enough to establish that a property is acquired. The survey reference, subdivision, boundaries and stated extent should all be checked.
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Common questions
Does every property in Nallur, Mittanamallee, Siruniyam or Angadu come under acquisition?
No. The notifications acquire only the specific survey or town survey subdivisions and extents listed in their schedules.
Who is responsible for paying compensation for these acquisitions?
The notifications state that the entire compensation awarded for the lands will be paid by the Highways Department.
Are buildings, walls and trees covered by the acquisition records?
Yes. Where applicable, the schedules record structures and other items such as sheds, compound walls, fencing, gates, roads, a transformer and trees.
How can I check whether a property I am buying is affected?
Compare the property's village, survey or town survey number, subdivision, boundaries and extent with the relevant acquisition schedule. The notifications also identify recorded owners or interested persons for the listed parcels.
