Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 1
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through notifications issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, and the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 1 on 23 November 2011 to confirm, make or propose amendments to planning documents for Nagapattinam, Coimbatore, Sirkali and Karaikudi. The Nagapattinam variation is confirmed, the Coimbatore Master Plan is varied, and the Sirkali and Karaikudi changes are published as draft variations open to objections and suggestions.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 1 contains four separate land use and road planning notifications. Buyers, owners and professionals should check whether a property falls within the survey numbers, town survey numbers, wards, blocks or planning areas listed in the relevant notification.
Nagapattinam road plan changes
The Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, confirmed a variation to the Sanctioned Nagapattinam Detailed Development Plan No. IV on 28 October 2011. The earlier draft was published as Publication No. VI(1)/116/2010 on 7 April 2010, and no objections or suggestions were received within the allowed time.
Key changes include:
- Deletion of specified entries for roads F7F7, G16G16 and G18G18 in listed parts of town survey numbers in Ward No. 4, Block No. 24.
- Deletion of all entries for road G17G17.
- Reduction of the recorded length of F7F7 from 1,030 feet to 280 feet.
- Reduction of G16G16 from 600 feet to 280 feet and G18G18 from 594 feet to 340 feet.
- Addition of revised road descriptions, widths, building line distances and metalling widths.
Coimbatore land use changes
The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority issued Roc. No. 2613/2010/LPA-3 on 8 November 2011, varying the approved Coimbatore Local Planning Area Master Plan. The authority acted under powers connected with G.O. Ms. No. 94 of the Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 12 June 2009.
For Kalapatti Detailed Development Plan No. 18, survey numbers 394 to 406 are placed under industrial use, except 400/2A, 401/2A and 402/2C2. Those three excluded survey numbers are added under residential use.
Draft Sirkali variation
The Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, issued Roc. No. 14280/2011/DP-3 dated 10 November 2011. The proposal changes land comprising parts of survey numbers 122/1, 123/1, 125/5 and 125/7 in Thadalankoil Village, Sirkali Municipality, from agriculture to commercial use. The approximate area is recorded as 3 acres and 34 cents, to be developed by the owner.
Draft Karaikudi variation
The Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, proposed Roc. No. 24727/2011/DP-3 dated 14 November 2011 for the Railway Station Area Town Planning Scheme Part II. The original scheme was sanctioned through G.O. No. 2445 of the Rural Development and Local Administration Department, dated 15 December 1969.
The proposal reserves 2,167.50 square metres comprising Town Survey Nos. 1308, 1309 and 1310 in Ward 3, Block No. 38 for commercial purposes. It will become enforceable only when a confirmed variation notification is published.
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Common questions
Do the Nagapattinam road changes affect every property in the municipality?
No. The confirmed changes concern specified roads and parts of town survey numbers in Ward No. 4, Block No. 24 of Nagapattinam Municipality.
Can I object to the proposed Sirkali land use change?
Yes. An affected or interested person may submit objections or suggestions within sixty days from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, either in person or in writing to the Sirkali Local Planning Authority or Municipality and the Deputy Director of Town and Country Planning, Thanjavur Region.
Is the Karaikudi commercial reservation already enforceable?
No. The notification states that it becomes enforceable from the publication date of a confirmed variation notification.
Where can I inspect the Sirkali or Karaikudi variation plans?
The Sirkali plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Sirkali Local Planning Authority or Municipality and the Thanjavur Regional office. The Karaikudi plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Karaikudi Local Planning Authority office or Karaikudi Municipality.
