Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 44 (44 VI 1 v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette notifications No. VI(1)/377/2010, No. VI(1)/378/2010, No. VI(1)/379/2010 and No. VI(1)/380/2010 on 10 November 2010, through the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Thanjavur Local Planning Authority. They propose a variation to a Thanjavur development plan, declare specified land in Dharmapuri District as a multistoried building area for an industrial building, and publish draft detailed development plans for Vilar and Nanjikkottai.
Big Fort Rampart plan variation
Notification No. VI(1)/377/2010 concerns the approved Big Fort Rampart Improvement Detailed Development Plan Part II of the Thanjavur Local Planning Area. The Director of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc. No. 3295/06/DP3 dated 20 October 2010, proposes to vary the entire plan comprehensively.
Key points are:
- The varied plan is numbered Map No. 5, DDP(V)/DTCP No. 40/2010.
- An affected or interested person could submit objections or suggestions to the Member Secretary, Thanjavur Local Planning Authority, in person or in writing, within 60 days from Gazette publication.
- The variation and plan could be inspected free during office hours at the Thanjavur Local Planning Authority office.
- The varied clauses and schedules become enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Industrial multistoried building area
Notification No. VI(1)/378/2010, Roc. No. 21338/2010/Special Cell, declares 14.20.00 hectares in specified survey numbers of Pappireddipatti and Alamelupuram Villages, Pappireddipatti Town Panchayat and Taluk, Dharmapuri District, as a multistoried building area for construction of an industrial building.
The Director of Town and Country Planning dated the notification at Chennai on 23 October 2010. Important approval conditions include:
- Compliance with floor space index, plot coverage and other applicable multistoried building requirements.
- Clearances or no objection certificates from the listed planning, highways, traffic, fire, airport, pollution control and other authorities, together with environmental impact assessment clearance.
- Earthquake resistant structural design by a registered professional structural engineer, based on soil testing and the National Building Code, 2005.
- Ramps, parking and access for physically challenged persons.
- Fire safety, lifts, drainage, sewage treatment, rainwater harvesting and solar energy arrangements.
- A 10 foot green strip and 30 foot service road because the site abuts National Highways.
- Detailed water supply arrangements intended to avoid excessive groundwater extraction.
Vilar and Nanjikkottai draft plans
Notification No. VI(1)/379/2010 publishes the draft Vilar Detailed Development Plan No. 9, covering approximately 21 hectares in parts of Revenue Survey Numbers 204, 781, 782 and 783.
Notification No. VI(1)/380/2010 publishes the draft Nanjikkottai Detailed Development Plan No. 3, covering approximately 76.405 hectares in Revenue Survey Numbers 230 to 246. For both plans, affected or interested persons could object or suggest changes within 60 days from Gazette publication. The plans could be inspected free during office hours at the Thanjavur Local Planning Authority, 7, South Street, Ganapathy Nagar, Medical College Road, Thanjavur, where copies were also available for sale.
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Common questions
How do I know whether my land is covered by the Vilar or Nanjikkottai draft plan?
Check the revenue survey number. The Vilar plan covers parts of Revenue Survey Number 204 and Numbers 781, 782 and 783, while the Nanjikkottai plan covers Revenue Survey Numbers 230 to 246.
Was the Big Fort Rampart variation immediately enforceable?
No. The notification states that the varied plan clauses and schedules become enforceable from publication of a confirmed variation notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Where could the Thanjavur draft detailed development plans be inspected?
They could be inspected free during office hours at the Thanjavur Local Planning Authority, 7, South Street, Ganapathy Nagar, Medical College Road, Thanjavur. Copies were also available there for sale.
Does the Dharmapuri declaration itself remove the need for building approvals?
No. The industrial building remains subject to the stated planning parameters, structural and safety requirements, environmental clearance, and clearances or no objection certificates from the listed authorities.
