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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 31 (31 VI 1 v6)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 31 on August 3, 2022, containing planning notifications issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. Notifications numbered VI(1)/327/2022 and VI(1)/329/2022 to VI(1)/332/2022, together with a Sirudur variation under Roc. No. 11444/2022/DP/TCP1, amend approved development plans by deleting proposed roads or changing land use classifications in specified parts of Madurai, Chennai, Chengalpattu and Thiruvallur districts.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
7
Status
In force
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What the notifications cover

The Government of Tamil Nadu Gazette dated August 3, 2022 records confirmed road deletions in the Sirudur Detailed Development Plans and land use changes under plans administered by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority variations were made under authority delegated through G.O. Ms. No. 419, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated June 1, 1984.

The changes matter principally to owners, buyers, developers and neighbouring landowners dealing with the listed survey numbers. Planning applications should be checked against the new variation maps and any development conditions.

Sirudur road deletions

The Director of Town and Country Planning made the following changes in Sirudur Village, Madurai Corporation, Madurai North Taluk, Madurai District:

  • Notification No. VI(1)/327/2022 confirms deletion of parts of the A-A and A1-A1 scheme road, an 18.0 metre road affecting Survey Field Nos. 99/1A, 99/2A, 114/3 and 115/4, covering 4.26 acres.
  • Roc. No. 11444/2022/DP/TCP1 confirms deletion of parts of 12.0 metre scheme roads identified as D-D, D5-D5, B-B, B1-B1 and D2-D2 in specified survey fields under Sirudur Detailed Development Plan Nos. V, VI and VIII.
  • The relevant plan maps and schedules must be read with the variation maps. Road details in Schedules III, IV and V are to be deleted or substituted accordingly.
  • The confirmations state that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.

Chennai Metropolitan Area land use changes

The Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority signed the following variations on July 29, 2022:

  • Notification No. VI(1)/329/2022 changes T.S. No. 7/1 in Thiruvottriyur Village from Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
  • Notification No. VI(1)/330/2022 changes Survey Nos. 102/2A and 102/2B in Agaramthen Village from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. The access road must extend through the site to provide public access to surrounding vacant land.
  • Notification No. VI(1)/331/2022 changes the listed survey lands in Manapakkam Village from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. Development requires remarks from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, and access to surrounding vacant lands must be ensured.
  • Notification No. VI(1)/332/2022 changes 0.73.00 hectare in Survey Nos. 48/1A1, 48/1A2, 48/3A and 48/3B of Perumalagaram Village from Primary Residential Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.

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Common questions

Does the Gazette remove proposed roads in Sirudur Village?

Yes. It confirms deletion of specified parts of 18.0 metre and 12.0 metre scheme roads affecting the survey fields listed in the Sirudur Detailed Development Plans.

Can the identified Thiruvottriyur land now be used for residential development?

Notification No. VI(1)/329/2022 reclassifies T.S. No. 7/1, covering the listed old survey numbers, from Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.

Is residential development at the Manapakkam site subject to conditions?

Yes. Remarks from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board must be obtained, and access to surrounding vacant lands must be ensured when planning permission is issued.

What condition applies to the Agaramthen residential reclassification?

The access road must be extended through the site so that the surrounding vacant lands retain public access during development.