Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 293, Part VI, Section 1
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Notifications No. VI(1)/461(b-1)/2023 to No. VI(1)/461(b-5)/2023 on 31 July 2023. The notifications acquire specified land in Chennai District for four Chennai Metro Rail Limited projects and correct land measurements in an earlier notification for the Kancheepuram By-Pass Road.
What the gazette does
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, published four acquisition notices under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. The Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the scheduled lands for Chennai Metro Rail Limited projects. Compensation is to be paid from lands managed by Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
The gazette also contains an errata notice correcting measurements in an earlier land acquisition notification connected with the Kancheepuram By-Pass Road.
Chennai Metro land acquisitions
Notifications No. VI(1)/461(b-1)/2023 to No. VI(1)/461(b-4)/2023 cover the following land:
- Near Nathamuni, Nathamuni Ramp: 198 square metres in Survey Number 113, Ward or Block 28, Villivakkam Village, Aminjikarai Taluk. The interested party is the Tamil Nadu Housing Board. The scheduled property includes open land and a compound wall.
- Otteri Metro Station: 12 square metres in Survey Number 301, Block 17, Perambur Village and Taluk. The interested party is Madras Pinjira Pole. The schedule records a G+0 building.
- Adayar Depot Metro Station: 65 square metres in Survey Numbers 18/4 and 18/5, Ward or Block 16, Kalikundram Village, Velachery Taluk. The listed property includes compound walls, gates and parking areas. The interested parties include the Chennai Housing Board and the named private individuals in the schedule.
- Manjampakkam Metro Station: 18 square metres in Survey Numbers 104, 30 and 31, Madhavaram Village and Taluk. The parcels are recorded as dry, vacant land, with the owners or interested persons named in the schedule.
Land plans may be inspected during office hours at the Chennai Collector’s office, the relevant taluk office, and the office of the Special District Revenue Officer for Land Acquisition, Chennai Metro Rail Limited, Chennai.
Kancheepuram correction
Notification No. VI(1)/461(b-5)/2023 corrects an earlier Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 notification concerning the Kancheepuram By-Pass Road at Keezhkathirpur Village, Kancheepuram Taluk and District. For Survey Number 204/1 (Part), the printed extent entry is corrected from 00220 to 02200, and the printed total acquired extent is corrected from 31112 to 33092.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my Chennai property is included?
Compare the village, taluk, ward or block, and survey number in your records with the schedules. The land plans are available during office hours at the Chennai Collector’s office, the relevant taluk office, and the office of the Special District Revenue Officer for Land Acquisition, Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
Who will pay compensation for the Chennai Metro acquisitions?
The gazette states that the entire compensation amount will be paid out of lands managed by Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
How much land is acquired for the four Chennai Metro projects?
The scheduled extents are 198 square metres near Nathamuni, 12 square metres for Otteri Metro Station, 65 square metres for Adayar Depot Metro Station, and 18 square metres for Manjampakkam Metro Station.
Does the Kancheepuram errata create a new road acquisition?
The errata corrects printed measurements in an earlier notification concerning the Kancheepuram By-Pass Road at Keezhkathirpur Village. It does not state that it begins a separate acquisition.
