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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 45, Part VI, Section 1 (45 VI 1 v6)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 45, Part VI, Section 1, dated 26 November 2014, containing public notifications from heads of departments and other authorities. It includes a draft Tiruppur planning variation issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning in Proceedings ROC No. 775/2014 DP2 and signed on 12 November 2014, and amendments issued by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority under the Housing and Urban Development Department framework through Notification Nos. VI(1)/343/2014 to VI(1)/347/2014, dated 21 November 2014. The land notifications alter or propose to alter road, open space and land use classifications in Tiruppur, Chennai, Thiruvallur and Kancheepuram districts.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
9
Status
In force
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What the gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 45, Part VI, Section 1 contains several independent public notifications. For property buyers, owners and developers, the relevant items are a draft variation to the Tiruppur Detailed Development Plan No. 14 and planning variations published by the Member-Secretary of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.

The gazette also records the winding up of the Virudhunagar Viswakarma Vessel Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited and the appointment of an Official Liquidator. A separate High Court notification confers magistrate powers on listed Tahsildars for training.

Draft Tiruppur planning variation

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning proposes changes to the approved Tiruppur Detailed Development Plan No. 14. The proposal covers Town Survey Nos. 14/2B, 14/3 and 14/4 in Block 11, Ward O, formerly Survey Nos. 283/1A and 283/1B, with an stated extent of 3.63 acres.

Key proposals include:

  • Deleting parts of Scheme Roads F19 F19, G22 G22 and G23 G23.
  • Converting part of a children’s playground to residential use.
  • Revising the recorded road lengths and reducing the extent shown in Schedule IV from 1.24.423 acres to 1.19.42 acres.
  • Allowing affected or interested persons to submit objections or suggestions to the Municipal Commissioner, Tiruppur Corporation, within sixty days from gazette publication.
  • Allowing free inspection of the variation and plan during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office.

The draft becomes enforceable only when a confirmed variation notification is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Chennai Metropolitan Area land use changes

The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority notifications amend the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026 or the Thiruverkadu Area Detailed Development Plan. The published changes include:

  • Survey No. 309/1 in Thiruninravur Village is changed from agricultural use to industrial use for a weaving unit. Dyeing is not permitted at the site.
  • Old Door No. 7, New Door No. 2, Plot No. 10C, Navab Garden, Murugappa Road, Kotturpuram, is changed from primary residential use to mixed residential use for an office building.
  • Survey No. 177/1 in Thiruverkadu Village is changed from agricultural use to primary residential use. The stated area is 0.30 hectare, or 0.74 acre.
  • Listed survey numbers in Vengaivasal Village are changed from agricultural use to mixed residential use. Development is subject to compliance with all conditions of the Public Works Department.

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Common questions

Can I object to the proposed Tiruppur plan changes?

Yes. An affected or interested person may appear in person or submit written objections and suggestions to the Municipal Commissioner, Tiruppur Corporation, within sixty days from publication of the notification.

Is the Tiruppur draft variation already enforceable?

No. The gazette states that it becomes enforceable from the publication date of a confirmed variation notification.

Can dyeing be carried out at the reclassified industrial site in Thiruninravur?

No. Survey No. 309/1 was reclassified for construction of a weaving unit on the condition that no dyeing activity is permitted at the site.

Are there conditions on development of the reclassified Vengaivasal land?

Yes. The applicant must comply with all conditions of the Public Works Department before undertaking development at the site.