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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 45, Part VI, Section 1, 18 November 2009

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 45, Part VI, Section 1, dated 18 November 2009, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments. Its land related measures include Notification No. VI(1)/331/2009 revising the multistoried building declaration for specified land in Keeranatham Village, Notification No. VI(1)/332/2009 amending the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026, and Notification No. VI(1)/333/2009 proposing a variation to the Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan No. 5.

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Gazette notifications
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7
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In force
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What the Gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 45, Part VI, Section 1, dated 18 November 2009 contains several public notices. The property related notifications affect specified land in Keeranatham Village, Moondrankattalai Village and the Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan area.

Keeranatham commercial building area

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning issued Notification No. VI(1)/331/2009, dated 5 November 2009. It makes a revised declaration covering 113.87 acres across the listed survey numbers in Keeranatham Village, within the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

The land is declared a multistoried building area for commercial construction up to 10 floors, comprising ground floor plus nine floors. Important conditions include:

  • Compliance with applicable Floor Space Index and plot coverage requirements.
  • Clearances or No Objection Certificates from the listed planning, highways, traffic, fire, airport, pollution control and other authorities.
  • Environmental clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forest Department, Government of India.
  • Earthquake resistant structural design by a registered professional structural engineer.
  • Emergency stairs, lifts, accessible ramps, parking, fire protection, drainage and a sewage treatment plant.
  • Rainwater harvesting, solar energy arrangements and a report on water supply.
  • A 10 foot green strip and 30 foot service road because the site adjoins a National Highway.
  • A structural stability affidavit signed by the owner, architect and structural design engineer on stamp paper valued at Rs. 100.

Chennai Metropolitan Area land use change

The Member Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued Notification No. VI(1)/332/2009, dated 23 October 2009. It varies the approved Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026.

Survey Numbers 12/2A1B, 3A2 and 21 of Moondrankattalai Village, Kanchipuram District are reclassified from Agricultural and Primary Residential Use Zone to Industrial Use Zone. The variation adds Map P.P.D./MP II (V) No. 17/2009, to be read with Map No. MP-II/CMA(TP) 27-D/2008.

Saravanampatti planning proposal

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning issued Notification No. VI(1)/333/2009, based on proceedings dated 6 November 2009. It proposes a variation to the approved Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan No. 5 of the Coimbatore Local Planning Area. The reproduced material states that a variation is proposed but does not provide the detailed parcel or land use change.

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Common questions

Can a commercial building of 10 floors be built on the declared Keeranatham land?

The declaration permits commercial construction up to ground floor plus nine floors on the listed land, subject to the stated planning, structural, environmental, safety and infrastructure conditions.

Which Chennai Metropolitan Area land was changed to industrial use?

Survey Numbers 12/2A1B, 3A2 and 21 in Moondrankattalai Village, Kanchipuram District were changed from Agricultural and Primary Residential Use Zone to Industrial Use Zone.

Does the Keeranatham declaration itself amount to building plan approval?

No. Applicants must still obtain the required clearances and No Objection Certificates and submit the specified plans, reports, certificates and undertakings.

What exact change was proposed for the Saravanampatti Detailed Development Plan No. 5?

Notification No. VI(1)/333/2009 states that a variation is proposed, but the reproduced material does not set out the exact parcel or land use change.