Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 4, Part VI, Section 1 (4 VI 1 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 4, Part VI, Section 1 on 1 February 2012, containing public notifications from the Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce, the Bhavanisagar Local Planning Authority and the Hosur New Town Development Authority. It cancels the registration of two industrial co-operative societies, announces inspection and objections for the Bhavanisagar Master Plan, and changes specified Hosur lands from agricultural use to residential or mixed residential use. The planning actions record Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 219 dated 13 October 2010, G.O. Ms. No. 19 dated 23 January 2012, G.O. Ms. No. 2 dated 4 January 2012 and G.O. Ms. No. 1 dated 2 January 2012.
Co-operative society closures
The Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce, acting as Registrar of Industrial Co-operatives, finally closes the affairs of two societies and cancels their registrations:
- The Nagercoil Metal Costing Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, IND No. 190, with effect from 7 January 2012.
- The Sulur Adi-Dravidar Cement Pipe Manufacturing Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, IND No. 737, with effect from 13 January 2012.
These notifications mainly affect the societies, their members and anyone dealing with them.
Bhavanisagar Master Plan
The Bhavanisagar Local Planning Authority states that the Bhavanisagar Master Plan was consented through Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 219 dated 13 October 2010.
- The plan and its enclosures may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Bhavanisagar Town Panchayat Office in Erode District.
- A person affected by the plan may submit an objection or suggestion within 60 days.
- Representations may be made in writing or in person to the Executive Authority, Bhavanisagar Local Planning Authority, Bhavanisagar Town Panchayat.
Hosur land use changes
The Hosur New Town Development Authority records three sets of variations made by the Governor of Tamil Nadu under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971:
- Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 19 dated 23 January 2012 moves listed survey fields in Zuzuvadi, covering 3.54 acres, from agricultural use to mixed residential use. It also moves listed lands in Anumepalli, covering 39.37 acres, and Begapalli, covering 15.68½ acres, from agricultural use to residential use.
- Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 2 dated 4 January 2012 moves listed survey fields in Kothakondapalli, covering 39.18 acres, from agricultural dry use to residential use.
- Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 1 dated 2 January 2012 moves listed survey fields in Nallur, covering 27.94 acres, and Eluvapalli in Echangur Panchayat, covering 23.42 acres, from agricultural dry use to residential use.
Owners and buyers in these villages should compare the survey field number of the property with the detailed lists in the Gazette.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my Hosur property is affected?
Check the property village and survey field number against the detailed lists for Zuzuvadi, Anumepalli, Begapalli, Kothakondapalli, Nallur and Eluvapalli in the Gazette.
Can I inspect the Bhavanisagar Master Plan without paying a fee?
Yes. The notification says the plan and its enclosures may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Bhavanisagar Town Panchayat Office in Erode District.
Can an affected person object to the Bhavanisagar Master Plan?
Yes. An affected person may submit an objection or suggestion within 60 days, in writing or in person, to the Executive Authority of the Bhavanisagar Local Planning Authority.
Were the Hosur lands removed from agricultural zoning?
Yes. The listed survey fields were deleted from agricultural use categories and added to residential or mixed residential use categories, depending on the village.
