Variation to the Approved Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 of Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority for Chennai Metropolitan Areas (40 VI 1 v5)
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated October 22, 2014 publishes a Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority notification, Letter No. R1/1211/2014, issued by the Member-Secretary on 17th October 2014, varying the Approved Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 for land in Malayambakkam Village, Kancheepuram District. The notification reclassifies specified survey numbers from Primary Residential Use Zone to Industrial Use Zone, subject to the applicant obtaining Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board consent and planning permission after rectifying the violated portion to satisfy the Development Regulations.
What this gazette notification does
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated October 22, 2014 includes a notification from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, Letter No. R1/1211/2014, signed by the Member-Secretary, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, on 17th October 2014. It changes part of the Approved Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 for land in Malayambakkam Village, Kancheepuram District.
Land covered by the change
The notification applies to land in Malayambakkam Village, Sriperumbudur Taluk, Kancheepuram District, within Kundrathur Panchayat Union.
The explanatory note identifies the land as:
- S.Nos. 315/1A pt., 1B pt. and 2B pt.
- As per patta, S.Nos. 315/1A3, 1B1 and 2B2
What changed in zoning
The notification says the land was classified as:
- Primary Residential Use Zone
The notification says the land is now reclassified as:
- Industrial Use Zone
It also adds the expression:
- “Map P.P.D./M.P.II(V) No. 25/2014” to be read with “Map No. MP-II/CMA (VP) 198/2008”
Conditions attached to the reclassification
The explanatory note states that the reclassification is subject to conditions. The applicant must:
- obtain consent from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board
- obtain planning permission
- rectify the violated portion to satisfy the Development Regulations
Who this affects
This matters mainly to:
- the applicant for this land use change
- current or future owners of the specified land parcels
- buyers, developers and lenders checking whether industrial use is permitted on this site
- nearby property owners who want to know the approved use of this land under the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority master plan
What a buyer or owner should take from it
For the specified survey numbers in Malayambakkam Village, the master plan classification is no longer residential. It has been changed to industrial use, but the notification itself makes clear that this does not remove the need for Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board consent and planning permission, and it also requires rectification of the violated portion to satisfy the Development Regulations.
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Common questions
Which land is covered by this notification?
The notification covers land in Malayambakkam Village, Sriperumbudur Taluk, Kancheepuram District, within Kundrathur Panchayat Union. It identifies S.Nos. 315/1A pt., 1B pt. and 2B pt., and as per patta S.Nos. 315/1A3, 1B1 and 2B2.
Has the land use changed from residential to industrial?
Yes. The explanatory note says the land classified as Primary Residential Use Zone is now reclassified as Industrial Use Zone.
Can the owner start industrial use immediately after this gazette notification?
The source says the reclassification is subject to conditions. The applicant should obtain consent from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and obtain planning permission after rectifying the violated portion to satisfy the Development Regulations.
Does this notification apply to all of Malayambakkam Village?
No. The text identifies only specific survey numbers in Malayambakkam Village. It is a variation for those specified lands, not for the whole village.
