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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 43 (43 VI 1)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 43 on 2 November 2016, containing Notification Nos. VI(1)/342/2016 to VI(1)/346/2016 issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning and the Member Secretary, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The notifications propose a public purpose hospital conversion in Thottapalayam North and make land use plan variations for sites in Ernavur, Kuthambakkam, Vilangadupakkam and Pammal.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
5
Status
In force
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What the Gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 43 contains five planning notifications affecting identified survey numbers in Vellore, Thiruvallur and Kancheepuram districts. Buyers, owners and developers dealing with these sites should check the revised planning classification and any development conditions before relying on an earlier land use designation.

Thottapalayam North, Vellore

Notification No. VI(1)/342/2016 records a draft variation proposed by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning in proceedings dated 20 October 2016.

  • Commercial use is proposed to be converted to public purpose use for a multi speciality hospital.
  • The affected land is T.S.Nos. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 39, 40 and 72 part, including 72/1B2 and 72/1B3B, Block No. 3, Ward 1, Vellore Corporation Zone II.
  • The total extent is 2.88 acres. Two public purpose entries cover 1.42 acres and 1.46 acres, both described as vacant and to be developed by the owners.
  • Affected or interested persons may object or offer suggestions within sixty days from Gazette publication. The variation and plan may be inspected free during office hours at the Vellore Local Planning Authority office.

Chennai Metropolitan Area variations

Notification Nos. VI(1)/343/2016 to VI(1)/346/2016 were issued by the Member Secretary, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority on 25 October 2016. The authority acted under powers delegated in G.O.Ms.No.419, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 1 June 1984.

  • Ernavur: Parts of Old S.No.163/1 and 163/2, corresponding to T.S.Nos.5/1, 6/1 and 7/1 part, are reclassified from Primary Residential Use Zone to Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone for a food factory. The approximate area is 2.25.12 hectares.
  • Kuthambakkam: S.No.766/3A is reclassified from Institutional Use Zone to Industrial Use Zone. Proposed residential activity is also permitted under special sanction of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
  • Vilangadupakkam: The listed lands in S.Nos.283 and 285 are reclassified from Urbanisable Use Zone to Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone for chemical warehousing. Development requires remarks from the Public Works Department concerning inundation and a culvert, and consent from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board.
  • Pammal: S.No.181/1B is reclassified from Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone to Industrial Use Zone. Planning permission requires an exclusive passage from the 9 metre wide road on the north.

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Common questions

Can I object to the proposed hospital land use in Thottapalayam North?

Yes. An affected or interested person may submit objections or suggestions in person or in writing to the Member Secretary, Vellore Local Planning Authority within sixty days from publication of the notification.

Was the Ernavur site changed from residential to industrial use?

Yes. The identified Ernavur land was reclassified from Primary Residential Use Zone to Special and Hazardous Industrial Use Zone for establishing a food factory.

Can chemical warehousing begin immediately on the Vilangadupakkam land?

The notification requires Public Works Department remarks on inundation and construction of a culvert, and consent from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, to be obtained and followed when development is taken up.

Is there a road access condition for planning permission at the Pammal site?

Yes. An exclusive passage to S.No.181/1B from the 9 metre wide road on the north must be ensured when applying for planning permission.