Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 34, Part VI, Section 1, 22 August 2018
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 34, Part VI, Section 1, dated 22 August 2018, containing Notification Nos. VI(1)/300/2018, VI(1)/301/2018 and VI(1)/302/2018. Issued respectively by the Dindigul District Collector, the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning and the Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, the notifications invite ownership claims for an antiquity and amend approved land use plans in Saravanampatti and Koladi.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 34, Part VI, Section 1 contains three separate public notifications. Property owners and buyers should identify the relevant village and survey number before relying on the land use changes.
Antiquity found in Ayakudi
Notification No. VI(1)/300/2018, issued by the Dindigul District Collector on 28 July 2018, concerns a Sapthakanniyar stone sculpture found in a field at Ayakudi Village, Palani Taluk, Dindigul District.
- Anyone claiming full or partial ownership was invited to appear before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Dindigul District Collector, personally or through an authorised representative.
- Claimants were asked to attend an inquiry on 28 August 2018 with supporting evidence.
- If no claim was made, or if a claim was rejected for lack of adequate evidence, the discovered object could be declared ownerless.
Saravanampatti land use variation
Notification No. VI(1)/301/2018 records the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning proceedings dated 31 July 2018. It confirms a variation to the approved Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan No. 2 after no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated period.
- The variation concerns Survey No. 364 part, specifically 364/2B2 and 364/2B3, and Survey No. 367/1A part, specifically 367/1A2.
- The affected land is in Saravanampatti Village, Coimbatore Corporation, Coimbatore North Taluk and District.
- The land use is converted from public purpose use to residential use.
- References to Map Nos. 4 and 5 must also include DDP (V)/DTCP No. 03/2018.
- Survey No. 367/1A part is deleted from the relevant schedule entry, and the printed figure 2.40.0 is replaced by 1.66.54.
Koladi land use variation
Notification No. VI(1)/302/2018, issued by the Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority on 16 August 2018, varies the Thiruverkadu Township Area Detailed Development Plan. The power was delegated through G.O. Ms. No. 419 of the Housing and Urban Development Department dated 1 June 1984.
- Survey No. 66/3 in Koladi Village, Maduravoyal Taluk, Thiruvallur District, within Thiruverkadu Municipal limits, is removed from the agricultural category.
- An extent of 0.14.0 hectare is classified for institutional use. Its present use is recorded as vacant.
- Development is subject to the applicant gifting the street alignment portion to the relevant local body.
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Common questions
Can Survey No. 66/3 in Koladi be treated as residential land?
Notification No. VI(1)/302/2018 reclassifies the 0.14.0 hectare site from agricultural use to institutional use, not mixed residential use.
What condition applies before developing the Koladi site?
The applicant must gift the street alignment portion to the relevant local body when taking up development on the site.
What happened to the Saravanampatti public purpose reservation?
Notification No. VI(1)/301/2018 confirms conversion of the specified parts of Survey Nos. 364 and 367/1A from public purpose use to residential use.
Were objections received against the Saravanampatti variation?
No. The notification states that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated period.
