Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 44, Part VI, Section 1 (44 VI 1 v6)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 1, dated 19 November 2014, containing notifications from the Director of Sugar and Cane Commissioner, Tamil Nadu, the High Court, Madras, the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority and the Governor of Tamil Nadu. It amends approved land use plans for specified survey fields in Coimbatore and Hosur, restricts sugarcane movement during the 2014 to 2015 crushing season, and gives specified revenue officials temporary magisterial powers for training.
Land use changes in Coimbatore
The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority issued two variations to the approved Coimbatore Local Planning Area Master Plan.
Roc. No. 3854/2014/LPA-2, dated 13 November 2014, changes the Kalapatti Detailed Development Plan No. 18 land use schedule:
- Survey Field Nos. 400/2A, 401/2A and 402/2C2 are removed from the industrial entry and added to the residential entry.
- The notification refers to G.O. (2D) No. 93, dated 18 March 2009.
- Survey Field Nos. 399/1B1 and 399/2 must be used for a Detailed Development Plan road, and a green buffer zone must be raised as resolved by the Local Planning Authority.
Roc. No. 2648/2014/LPA-1, dated 14 November 2014, changes the land use schedule for the non-notified area outside Coimbatore Corporation:
- Survey Field No. 725/3B is removed from the agriculture entry.
- Survey Field No. 725/3B is added to the educational entry.
These changes directly affect land use classification for the listed survey fields.
Land use change in Hosur
The Governor of Tamil Nadu varied the Hosur New Town Development Plan through G.O. (2D) No. 64, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 27 June 2013, under Roc. No. 1417/2011/HNTDA. The notification was signed by the Member-Secretary in charge of the Hosur New Town Development Authority on 14 November 2014.
- Survey Field No. 405/2E in Moranapalli Village, Perandapalli Panchayat, measuring 1.00 acre, is deleted from the IG2 General Industrial Use Zone.
- The same land is added to the Public and Semi Public Use Zone.
Sugarcane movement
The Director of Sugar and Cane Commissioner, Tamil Nadu issued Rc. No. 14688/Cane-2/2014, dated 20 October 2014. It prohibited movement of registered or unregistered sugarcane from a mill's reserved area without a prior diversion order, from Gazette publication until 30 September 2015.
Mills could buy unregistered cane from their reserved areas. If a mill did not need it, the mill was authorised to issue a No Objection Certificate within 14 days so growers could sell elsewhere within Tamil Nadu.
Magisterial training
The High Court, Madras issued Notification Nos. 176/2014 and 177/2014 on 5 November 2014. They appointed listed Tahsildars and Deputy Tahsildars from specified districts for 120 days of magisterial training and conferred ordinary Judicial Magistrate powers for cases formerly handled by a Judicial Second Class Magistrate.
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Common questions
Was Survey Field No. 725/3B in Coimbatore changed from agricultural use?
Yes. Roc. No. 2648/2014/LPA-1, dated 14 November 2014, removes Survey Field No. 725/3B from the agriculture entry and adds it to the educational entry.
What happened to Survey Field No. 405/2E in Moranapalli Village?
The 1.00 acre field was removed from the IG2 General Industrial Use Zone and added to the Public and Semi Public Use Zone under the Hosur New Town Development Plan variation.
Which Kalapatti survey fields became residential?
Survey Field Nos. 400/2A, 401/2A and 402/2C2 were removed from the industrial entry and added to the residential entry.
Did the Gazette allow unrestricted movement of unregistered sugarcane?
No. Movement from a reserved mill area required a prior diversion order. Where the reserved-area mill did not need the cane, it was authorised to issue a No Objection Certificate within 14 days so the grower could sell elsewhere within Tamil Nadu.
