G.O. (Ms.) No. 55, Constitution of Thiruthangal Municipality, 2021
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu issued G.O. (Ms.) No. 55 dated August 5, 2021, declaring the Governor's intention to remove specified areas from Sivakasi Special Grade Municipality and constitute them as Thiruthangal Municipality. The notification identifies relevant survey number ranges and boundaries, provides for ward division at the next ordinary election, and allowed affected inhabitants and municipal taxpayers six weeks from Gazette publication to object.
What the notification proposes
G.O. (Ms.) No. 55 dated August 5, 2021, issued by the Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu, records a proposal under Section 4 of the Tamil Nadu District Municipalities Act, 1920. The Governor declared an intention to exclude specified territorial areas from Sivakasi Special Grade Municipality and constitute those areas as Thiruthangal Municipality.
The notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on August 5, 2021. It states an intention and provides an objection process. The supplied text does not record a final decision following that process.
Survey numbers covered
The proposed Thiruthangal Municipality includes the following areas identified in the supplied text:
- Thiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 918 to 1342.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 237 to 243.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 255 to 386.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 795 to 938.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 1014 to 1071.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 1537 to 1584.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 1614 to 1620.
- Keelathiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 1694 to 1848.
Property buyers, owners and professionals dealing with land in these survey ranges should check whether a particular parcel falls within the notified territory.
Notified boundaries
The proposed municipal area is described by these boundaries:
- North, Anaikuttam Revenue Village Number 12 and Sukuravarpatti Panchayat.
- South, Sivakasi Revenue Village Number 27.
- East, the remaining survey numbers of Keelathiruthangal Revenue Village Number 14.
- West, the remaining survey numbers of Thiruthangal Revenue Village Number 13.
Elections and objections
G.O. (Ms.) No. 55 states that wards would be divided for the next ordinary election based on the proposed exclusion and constitution.
An inhabitant of the local area or a taxpayer of the municipality could submit a written objection within six weeks from Gazette publication. Objections were to be addressed to the Additional Chief Secretary to Government, Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department, Secretariat, Fort St. George, Chennai 600 009.
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Common questions
Does this notification finally transfer my property to Thiruthangal Municipality?
The notification declares an intention to exclude specified areas from Sivakasi Special Grade Municipality and constitute them as Thiruthangal Municipality. The supplied text does not record a final decision after the objection process.
Which Thiruthangal survey numbers are included?
The notification includes Thiruthangal Revenue Survey Numbers 918 to 1342.
Are parts of Keelathiruthangal included?
Yes. The listed Keelathiruthangal ranges are 237 to 243, 255 to 386, 795 to 938, 1014 to 1071, 1537 to 1584, 1614 to 1620, and 1694 to 1848.
Who was allowed to object to the proposal?
Any inhabitant of the local area or taxpayer of the municipality could object in writing to the Government of Tamil Nadu within six weeks from the notification's publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
