Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 46 (46 VI 1 v6)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 46, dated 16 November 2022. It records planning variations issued by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and concerning the Salem Local Planning Area, including land use changes from institutional, industrial or hazardous uses to residential use, along with court and tax form notifications.
What the Gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 46 contains public notifications from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, the Housing and Urban Development Department, the High Court, Madras, and other authorities. Property buyers, owners and developers should check the planning variations if land falls within Mylapore, Manapakkam or the Salem Local Planning Area.
Chennai land use changes
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority made the following changes on 10 November 2022:
- Notification Number VI(1)/500/2022 changes Survey Number 1594/59, shown as Survey Number 1594/39 in the document, Block Number 33, Sullivans Garden, Mylapore Village, from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
- The Mylapore site measures approximately 0.07.905 hectare and lies within Mylapore Taluk, Chennai District and Greater Chennai Corporation limits.
- In Manapakkam Village, Survey Numbers 377/1, 382/1, 382/2, 382/3, 383, 384/1, 384/2, 385, 386, 387, 398/1, 398/2, 400/1A, part of 400/1B and part of 400/2 are changed from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
- Planning permission for development of the Manapakkam land must ensure access to surrounding vacant lands.
Salem planning variation
The Housing and Urban Development Department ordered conversion from Special Industrial and Hazardous Use Zone to Residential Use Zone through G.O.(2ப). Number 152, dated 13 June 2022. The Gazette varies the approved Salem Master Plan, which had been approved through G.O.Ms. Number 105, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 22 March 2005. The supplied text does not identify the individual Salem survey numbers covered by the conversion.
Court jurisdiction affecting disputes
The High Court, Madras establishes District Munsif-cum-Judicial Magistrate Courts at Kariapatti and Kalvarayan Hills. Each court receives local jurisdiction over its entire taluk when its judicial officer assumes charge, including authority over eligible original suits and proceedings valued up to one lakh rupees and qualifying small cause suits up to five thousand rupees.
Other notification
Notification Number VI(1)/490/2022 identifies specified Central Sales Tax C Forms as rejected because they were generated using other dealers' taxpayer identification numbers.
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Common questions
Can the notified Mylapore land now be used for residential development?
Survey Number 1594/59, shown as 1594/39 in the document, at Sullivans Garden has been reclassified from Institutional Use Zone to Residential Use Zone.
Is there a special condition for developing the Manapakkam land?
Yes. When planning permission is issued, access to the surrounding vacant lands must be ensured.
Does the Gazette identify which Salem survey numbers became residential?
No. The supplied text states that land is converted from Special Industrial and Hazardous Use Zone to Residential Use Zone, but it does not provide the affected survey numbers.
Which court has local jurisdiction over property disputes in Kariapatti Taluk?
The District Munsif-cum-Judicial Magistrate Court at Kariapatti will have local jurisdiction over the entire Kariapatti Taluk from the date its judicial officer assumes charge.
