Variations to the Approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area (28 VI 1 v2)
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, dated July 11, 2018, published a notification by the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, based on Government Order G.O.(2D) No.84, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department, dated 6-6-2018, making variations to the approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area. The notification changes the land use schedule for specified survey entries in Chinnavedampatti Village within the Coimbatore Corporation area, moving certain portions from agricultural use to residential use.
What this gazette notification does
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, dated July 11, 2018, carries a planning notification issued through the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority and signed by the Member-Secretary (In-charge), Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, on 5th July 2018. It publishes variations to the approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area, following Government Order G.O.(2D) No.84, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department, dated 6-6-2018.
Area covered
The variation applies within the Coimbatore Local Planning Area, specifically:
- Coimbatore Corporation Area
- Notified Detailed Development Plan Area in Chinnavedampatti Village
What changed in land use
The notification alters the land use schedule under the Master Plan.
- Under the entry "AGRICULTURAL", the earlier expression "206 part, 210" is replaced.
- The substituted agricultural entry becomes "206 part, 210 part (Except 206/6 and 210/1)".
- Under the entry "RESIDENTIAL", the survey numbers "206/6 and 210/1" are added before the entry 220.
In simple terms, the notification removes Survey No. 206/6 and Survey No. 210/1 from the agricultural entry and places them under residential use.
Who may be affected
This notification is most relevant to:
- owners of land in Chinnavedampatti Village,
- buyers checking permitted land use in the Coimbatore Corporation area,
- planners, surveyors and property professionals dealing with these survey numbers.
If your land falls in Survey No. 206/6 or Survey No. 210/1 in the notified area, the Master Plan now shows those entries as residential, not agricultural.
Legal basis stated in the notification
The gazette says the variation is made:
- under sub-section (4) of Section 32 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act 1971,
- using powers conferred by G.O.Ms.No.94, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department, dated 12-06-2009,
- as a variation to the Master Plan previously approved and published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated the 9th November 1994.
Practical takeaway
For property due diligence, this notification is a land use classification change in the Master Plan for specific survey entries in Chinnavedampatti Village. It does not by itself provide any sale approval, patta change or building approval in the text shown, but it does matter for checking how the Master Plan classifies the land.
This summary is generated from the source document to help you find what is relevant. The PDF above is authoritative. For advice on your own property, use LandLens One or speak to a qualified professional.
Common questions
Which land parcels are changed from agricultural to residential use?
The notification shows that Survey No. 206/6 and Survey No. 210/1 are taken out of the agricultural entry and added under the residential entry in Chinnavedampatti Village.
Does this notification apply to all of Coimbatore?
No. The text specifically refers to the Coimbatore Local Planning Area, Coimbatore Corporation Area, and within that, the notified Detailed Development Plan Area in Chinnavedampatti Village.
Who issued the planning variation?
The variation is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette through the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, and it is signed by S. Dhanarasu, Member-Secretary (In-charge), Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, dated 5th July 2018.
Does the gazette text say that building permission is automatically granted?
No. The text only states that variations are made to the approved Master Plan land use schedule. It does not say that building approval or any other permission is automatically granted.
