Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 39
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 39 on 28 September 2022, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments and other authorities. It records several land use changes made by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, including the reclassification of specified land in Puthur, Kunrathur, Kilambakkam and Gerugambakkam villages, and also contains cooperative society and High Court notifications.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 39, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 28 September 2022, contains notifications of interest to the public from several authorities. For property buyers and owners, the detailed extracts mainly concern variations to the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 made by the Member Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority on 21 September 2022.
The Gazette also includes the winding up of an industrial cooperative society, conferment of magisterial powers, a High Court correction, and references to planning variations for Hosur, Coimbatore, Polur, Madurai and Salem.
Chennai Metropolitan Area land use changes
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority records these changes:
- Notification No. VI(1)/390/2022 reclassifies Survey No. 33/1A in Puthur Village, Vandalur Taluk, Chengalpattu District, from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. Development must preserve public access to surrounding vacant land.
- Notification No. VI(1)/391/2022 reclassifies Survey No. 673/1 in Kunrathur ‘B’ Village, Kunrathur Taluk, Kancheepuram District, from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. Water Resources Department remarks on inundation must be obtained, and public access to surrounding vacant land must be maintained.
- The Kilambakkam Village variation reclassifies Survey No. 102/1B4B in Vandalur Taluk, Chengalpattu District, from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. Development requires Water Resources Department remarks on inundation and continued public access to surrounding vacant land.
- Notification No. VI(1)/393/2022 reclassifies specified survey lands in Gerugambakkam Village, Kundrathur Taluk, Kancheepuram District, from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone. Development requires remarks from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and a no objection certificate from Indian Oil Corporation because an underground pipeline passes through the site.
Who should check these notifications
Owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with the listed survey numbers should verify the applicable master plan map and development conditions. A residential classification does not remove the stated requirements concerning access, inundation, pollution control or the Indian Oil Corporation pipeline.
Other notifications
Notification No. VI(1)/388/2022 records the immediate winding up of the Ariyalur Chalk and Coir Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Industrial Number 625, and appoints an Official Liquidator. Notification No. VI(1)/389/2022 gives 17 Deputy Tahsildars magisterial powers for 120 days of training. The High Court, Madras also corrects the name “T. Prabhakar” to “T. Prabhakaran” in an earlier notification.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette allow residential use on the listed Puthur property?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/390/2022 changes Survey No. 33/1A of Puthur Village from Agricultural Use Zone to Residential Use Zone, subject to maintaining public access to surrounding vacant land.
Is Water Resources Department clearance required for the Kunrathur and Kilambakkam sites?
The notifications require remarks from the Water Resources Department on inundation aspects when the Kunrathur ‘B’ and Kilambakkam sites are developed.
What approvals are required for development of the Gerugambakkam land?
The Gerugambakkam variation requires remarks from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and a no objection certificate from Indian Oil Corporation concerning the underground pipeline through the site.
Does residential reclassification remove all development conditions?
No. The listed reclassifications retain specific conditions, including public access, inundation review, pollution control remarks and pipeline clearance, depending on the property.
