Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 46, Part II, Section 2
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 46, Part II, Section 2 on 23 November 2016, containing notifications from the Environment and Forests Department, Highways and Minor Ports Department, Housing and Urban Development Department, and Labour and Employment Department. For property readers, Government Order (Ms.) Number 112, Highways and Minor Ports Department (HF2), dated 9 November 2016 corrects an earlier land acquisition notification by changing land in Survey Number 262/1A1A, Malayambakkam Village, from wet land to dry land. Government Order (3D) Number 183, Housing and Urban Development Department (UD-V), dated 3 November 2016 also grants a conditional planning exemption to a specific existing bank building in T. Nagar, Chennai.
What the Gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 46, Part II, Section 2 publishes several separate government notifications. Two concern identified properties, while the others appoint an auditor, fix minimum wages in the medicine manufacturing industry and refer employment disputes to Labour Courts.
Malayambakkam land classification correction
Government Order (Ms.) Number 112, Highways and Minor Ports Department (HF2), dated 9 November 2016 issues an erratum to the land acquisition notification approved through Government Order (Ms.) Number 163, Highways and Minor Ports Department (HF2), dated 19 December 2014 and published on 7 January 2015.
The correction provides that:
- In Village Number 66, Malayambakkam, Survey Number 262/1A1A, the classification recorded as wet land must be read as dry land.
- The correction applies only to the village and survey number identified in the notification.
A buyer, owner or professional dealing with that survey number should take account of the corrected classification when reviewing the acquisition notification.
Conditional exemption for a T. Nagar building
Government Order (3D) Number 183, Housing and Urban Development Department (UD-V), dated 3 November 2016 exempts the existing ground floor plus two floor bank building at Door Number 19, Mahalakshmi Street, T. Nagar, Chennai 600 017 from specified requirements of the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026.
The exemption covers requirements relating to:
- Road width.
- Floor Space Index.
- Front, side and rear setbacks.
The exemption is subject to:
- Collection of premium Floor Space Index charges for the excess Floor Space Index area.
- Provision of the required car parking.
- An undertaking that the additional amalgamated land will be used only for car and two-wheeler parking.
- No later use of that parking land for another purpose.
- Entry of the parking site in the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority enforcement cell caution register and periodic monitoring.
Other notifications
Government Order (Ms.) Number 129, Environment and Forests Department (EC-1), dated 3 November 2016 appoints Tvl. V. Vasudevan & Co. to audit the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board accounts for 2016-2017. Government Order (2D) Number 38, Labour and Employment Department (J1), dated 5 October 2016 fixes minimum basic wages and dearness allowance arrangements for medicine manufacturing employees in Tamil Nadu.
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Common questions
Does the wet land to dry land correction apply throughout Malayambakkam?
No. Government Order (Ms.) Number 112 identifies only Village Number 66, Malayambakkam, Survey Number 262/1A1A.
Does the planning exemption apply to every building in T. Nagar?
No. Government Order (3D) Number 183 applies to the existing ground floor plus two floor bank building at Door Number 19, Mahalakshmi Street, T. Nagar, Chennai 600 017.
Can the additional land at the exempted T. Nagar building be used for construction later?
The notification requires an undertaking that the additional amalgamated land will be used only for car and two-wheeler parking and will not later be put to another use.
Will the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority monitor the T. Nagar parking site?
Yes. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority enforcement cell must enter the parking site in its caution register and monitor it periodically.
