Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2 Supplement
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette published notifications from the Housing and Urban Development Department under Government Order (Ms.) Numbers 124, 125 and 131, each dated 22 June 2022, proposing to add listed revenue villages to existing planning areas and inviting written objections or comments. The same Gazette also contains Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department draft minimum wage notifications under Government Order (D) Number 95, dated 7 March 2022, and Government Order (D) Number 155, dated 7 April 2022, which cancel and replace earlier wage notifications.
Land planning proposals
The Housing and Urban Development Department notifications under Government Order (Ms.) Numbers 124, 125 and 131, each dated 22 June 2022, announce the Governor's intention to include specified revenue villages within previously declared planning areas.
Key provisions are:
- Government Order (Ms.) Number 124 proposes adding nine listed revenue villages to the planning area that includes Virudhunagar Municipality.
- Government Order (Ms.) Number 125 proposes adding ten listed revenue villages to the planning area that includes Udumalai Municipality.
- Government Order (Ms.) Number 131 proposes adding eight listed revenue villages to a previously declared planning area.
- The proposals are made under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
- Each notification identifies the proposed villages by revenue village number and name.
- Residents, local authorities and institutions in the proposed areas could submit written objections or comments within two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- Objections received within that period must be considered before further action is taken.
Written representations were to be sent to the Principal Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Fort St. George, Chennai 600 009.
Who may be affected
The Housing and Urban Development Department proposals are relevant to property owners, buyers, residents, institutions and local authorities in the listed revenue villages. Inclusion within a planning area may be relevant when checking the planning authority responsible for land development, but the notifications themselves state an intention to include the villages and provide an objection process.
A buyer or professional should compare the property's revenue village number and name with the schedules in the relevant notification. The Gazette text does not state that these proposals grant planning permission, approve a layout or change the use of any individual parcel.
Other notifications in the Gazette
The Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department also published two draft minimum wage notifications:
- Government Order (D) Number 95, dated 7 March 2022, concerns workers in match manufacturing and cancels and replaces an earlier notification published on 26 December 2018.
- Government Order (D) Number 155, dated 7 April 2022, concerns workers in public motor transport and cancels and replaces an earlier notification published on 23 January 2019.
- Both drafts contain worker classifications, minimum wage amounts, dearness allowance provisions and an objection period of two months from Gazette publication.
- Both provide that workers already receiving higher wages must continue to receive those wages.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette immediately add the listed villages to planning areas?
The Housing and Urban Development Department notifications state the Governor's intention to add the listed revenue villages and invite objections or comments before further action.
How can I check whether my property is covered?
Compare the revenue village number and name in your property records with the village schedules in Government Order (Ms.) Numbers 124, 125 and 131, each dated 22 June 2022.
Does the Gazette approve a layout or change the land use of my property?
No individual layout approval or land use change is stated. The land notifications concern proposed inclusion of revenue villages within planning areas.
Who was allowed to object to the planning area proposals?
Residents, local authorities and institutions in the proposed areas could submit written objections or comments to the Housing and Urban Development Department within two months from Gazette publication.