Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 39, Part VI, Section 1, 3 October 2012
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 39, Part VI, Section 1, dated 3 October 2012, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments and local planning authorities. The notifications cover found property claims, sugarcane movement, land use changes in Gummidipoondi and Cuddalore, and approved detailed development plans for Thiruppalai and Vandiyur in Madurai.
Land use changes
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 39 includes two changes that may directly affect landowners, buyers and development professionals.
- Notification No. VI(1)/289/2012 records the variation permitted by the Housing and Urban Development Department through G.O. Ms. No. 61, dated 23 April 2012. In Village No. 238, Pappankuppam, Survey No. 297/1B2 is removed from the Mixed Residential Use Zone and inserted into the General Industrial Use Zone of the Gummidipoondi Local Planning Area Master Plan.
- Notification No. VI(1)/290/2012 varies the Cuddalore Local Planning Area Master Plan. In Ward No. 5 of Cuddalore Town, the Educational Use Zone entry is revised, while Survey Nos. 1065 to 1068 and 1091 are inserted in the Mixed Use Zone entry.
Anyone considering land in these survey numbers should check the revised zoning with the relevant local planning authority.
Madurai development plans
The Madurai Local Planning Authority publishes approvals for detailed development plans under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
- Notification No. VI(1)/291/2012 approves Thiruppalai Detailed Development Plan No. VI for Survey Nos. 138 to 141 of Thiruppalai Village, covering approximately 19.13.0 hectares.
- Notification No. VI(1)/293/2012 approves Vandiyur Bit-I Detailed Development Plan No. 2 for Survey Nos. 65 to 73, 76 to 80, 126 to 132, and 134 to 148 of Vandiyur Bit-I Village, covering approximately 78.58.0 hectares.
- Both plans operate from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. Their maps are available for inspection and sale during office hours at the Madurai Local Planning Authority for three months. The stated cost for Thiruppalai Detailed Development Plan No. VI is Rs. 2,500 per copy.
Sugarcane movement
Notification No. VI(1)/288/2012 was issued by the Director of Sugar and Cane Commissioner, Tamil Nadu. It prohibits movement of registered or unregistered sugarcane from a sugar mill's reserved area during the 2012 to 2013 crushing season without a prior diversion order.
- Mills may buy unregistered cane from their own reserved areas to address supply shortfalls.
- A mill not requiring the cane may issue a No Objection Certificate within 14 days of receiving a grower's application.
- The regulation applied from Gazette publication until 30 September 2013.
Found property notices
The Gazette also invites ownership claims concerning seven small copper figures found in Manavadi Village and a temple tower finial found near Renganathapuram North in Karur District. Unsupported or absent claims may result in the objects being declared ownerless.
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Common questions
What zoning applies to Survey No. 297/1B2 in Pappankuppam?
Notification No. VI(1)/289/2012 moves Survey No. 297/1B2 from the Mixed Residential Use Zone to the General Industrial Use Zone in the Gummidipoondi Local Planning Area Master Plan.
Does the Gazette approve a plan covering Survey Nos. 138 to 141 in Thiruppalai?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/291/2012 approves Thiruppalai Detailed Development Plan No. VI for Survey Nos. 138 to 141, covering approximately 19.13.0 hectares.
Where can I inspect the Thiruppalai or Vandiyur development plan maps?
The maps were to be kept for inspection and sale during office hours at the Madurai Local Planning Authority for three months.
Could unregistered sugarcane be sold to another mill without permission?
Movement from a reserved mill area required a prior diversion order. If the reserved-area mill did not need the cane, it could issue a No Objection Certificate within 14 days of receiving the grower's application.
