Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 43, Part VI, Section 1, 2013
The Government of Tamil Nadu issued Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 43, Part VI, Section 1, dated 6 November 2013. It confirms a variation to the Vishnu Kanchi Detailed Development Plan through Notification No. VI(1)/423/2013, publishes a Kadayanallur land use change permitted by the Housing and Urban Development Department in G.O. (2D) No. 37 dated 30 April 2013, and changes the Coimbatore Master Plan through Notification No. VI(1)/425/2013 under G.O. Ms. No. 94 dated 12 June 2009. These notifications amend previously approved planning documents, while the Gazette also covers cooperative societies, sugarcane movement and magisterial training.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 43, Part VI, Section 1, dated 6 November 2013, contains public notifications issued by several heads of departments and authorities. For property buyers and owners, the important provisions are changes to approved planning documents for Kancheepuram, Kadayanallur and Coimbatore.
Kancheepuram planning variation
Notification No. VI(1)/423/2013, issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning, confirms a variation to the approved Vishnu Kanchi Detailed Development Plan No. 4 of the Kancheepuram Local Planning Area.
Key points are:
- The draft variation had previously been published for objections and suggestions.
- No objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
- The varied plan is numbered Map No. 5 DDP(V)/DTCP No. 10/2011.
- The clauses and schedules attached to the varied plan became enforceable from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Kadayanallur land use change
The Housing and Urban Development Department, through G.O. (2D) No. 37 dated 30 April 2013, permitted a change to the modified Master Plan for the Kadayanallur Local Planning Area.
The change affects Krishnapuram, Kadayanallur Village:
- Revenue Survey Nos. 1027/1 Part and 1027/2 Part are removed from the Agricultural Use Zone.
- The same lands are inserted in the General Industrial Use Zone.
- The corresponding new reference is Ward C, Block 3, Town Survey No. 7/5 of Kadayanallur Municipality.
Coimbatore land use change
Notification No. VI(1)/425/2013 changes the approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area under powers associated with Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 94 dated 12 June 2009.
For Valukkuparai Village in Coimbatore Taluk:
- Survey No. 100/2B is excluded from the Agricultural classification identified as AG 33.
- Survey No. 100/2B is added to the Industrial classification.
Other notifications
The Gazette also cancels or winds up specified industrial cooperative societies, regulates sugarcane movement during the 2013 to 2014 crushing season, and appoints Deputy Tahsildars for magisterial training. These provisions do not themselves describe additional property land use changes.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change the land use of Survey No. 100/2B in Valukkuparai Village?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/425/2013 removes Survey No. 100/2B from the Agricultural classification and adds it to the Industrial classification in the Coimbatore Master Plan.
What happened to Survey Nos. 1027/1 Part and 1027/2 Part in Kadayanallur?
They were deleted from the Agricultural Use Zone and inserted in the General Industrial Use Zone. The notification identifies the new municipal reference as Ward C, Block 3, Town Survey No. 7/5.
When did the varied Vishnu Kanchi Detailed Development Plan become enforceable?
Its clauses and schedules became enforceable from the date the confirmation notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Were objections received against the Vishnu Kanchi plan variation?
No. Notification No. VI(1)/423/2013 states that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
