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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 29, Part VI, Section 1, 29 July 2009

The Government of Tamil Nadu published two departmental notifications in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 29 July 2009. The Assistant Director of Handlooms and Textiles, Tiruchirappalli ordered the winding up of a handloom weavers co-operative society with effect from 30 June 2009, while the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, through proceedings Roc. No. 14363/2008/DP2 dated 8 July 2009, proposed a draft variation to the Kathalampatti Town Planning Scheme in the Virudhunagar Local Planning Area.

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Gazette notifications
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In force
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What the Gazette covers

The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 29 July 2009 contains two separate notifications issued by heads of departments. One concerns the closure and liquidation of a co-operative society in Tiruchirappalli District. The other proposes changes to land records in the sanctioned Kathalampatti Town Planning Scheme within the Virudhunagar Local Planning Area.

Co-operative society winding up

The Assistant Director of Handlooms and Textiles, Tiruchirappalli ordered the winding up of the Musiri Sri Alaganachiamman Handloom Weavers Co-operative Production and Sales Society Limited TR(H) 136, Musiri, Tiruchirappalli District, with effect from 30 June 2009.

Key points are:

  • The stated reason is that the society ceased to fulfil the objects of its registration.
  • The winding up was ordered under the Tamil Nadu Co-operative Societies Act.
  • The Handloom Officer and Liquidator of the Tiruchirappalli District Central Co-operative Bank, Tiruchirappalli, was appointed as liquidator.

This part directly concerns the society, its members, creditors and anyone dealing with its affairs.

Kathalampatti planning scheme variation

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, through proceedings Roc. No. 14363/2008/DP2 dated 8 July 2009, proposed a draft variation to the sanctioned Kathalampatti Town Planning Scheme. The scheme was sanctioned through G.O. Ms. No. 4010, Health Department, dated 24 November 1950.

The proposed changes include:

  • Adding DDP(V)/DTCP No. 14/2009 wherever revised Map T.P. No. 89/48 appears.
  • Replacing owner or occupier entries for Survey Field Nos. 15/1 and 16/1 with entries for 15/1A, 15/1B, 15/1C and 16/1.
  • Recording Dhanapal Raja and Mohan Raja for 15/1A and 15/1B, ASKS and Selvarajan for 15/1C, and N. Selvamohan for 16/1.
  • Describing 15/1C as containing a house and vacant land.
  • Replacing the reference to T.S. No. 15P and 16 part with T.S. No. 15/1A, 15/1B and 15/1C part in Schedule V.

Objections and inspection

Any person affected or interested in the Kathalampatti draft variation could object or make suggestions within sixty days from Gazette publication. Representations could be made personally or in writing to the Member-Secretary, Virudhunagar Local Planning Authority. The variation and plan were available for free inspection during office hours at that authority's office.

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Common questions

Does the Gazette finally approve the Kathalampatti planning changes?

No. The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning described the changes as a draft variation and invited objections and suggestions.

Which Kathalampatti survey numbers are affected?

The proposed changes concern Survey Field Nos. 15/1A, 15/1B, 15/1C and 16/1, together with related town survey references.

Where could I inspect the Kathalampatti variation plan?

The variation and plan could be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Virudhunagar Local Planning Authority office.

Who was appointed liquidator of the Musiri handloom society?

The Handloom Officer and Liquidator of the Tiruchirappalli District Central Co-operative Bank, Tiruchirappalli, was appointed as liquidator.