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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 47, Part VI, Section 1, 4 December 2013

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 47, Part VI, Section 1 on 4 December 2013. In its land related entries, the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Roc. No. 13710/2013/Special Cell dated 13 November 2013, declared a specified plot at Oragadam as a multistoried building area for commercial buildings and, through Proceedings Roc. No. 17944/2013/DP1 dated 8 November 2013, proposed converting specified land in Tiruvallur from residential use and a children’s park into commercial use.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
8
Status
In force
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What the Gazette covers

The Government of Tamil Nadu Gazette No. 47 contains public notifications issued by heads of departments. Its property related entries concern a commercial multistoried building area at Oragadam and a draft land use variation in Tiruvallur. It also records the winding up or final closure of specified co-operative societies.

Oragadam commercial building declaration

The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning declared Plot No. CP-8 in the approved Oragadam SIPCOT Layout L.P/DTCP No. 13/2011 as a multistoried building area for commercial buildings. The land is in Oragadam Village, Sriperumbudur Taluk, Kancheepuram District and measures 4.70 acres.

Key requirements include:

  • The development must comply with applicable floor space index, plot coverage and multistoried building requirements.
  • Clearances and no objection certificates must be obtained from the listed planning, highways, traffic police, fire service, airport, pollution control and other authorities. Environmental impact assessment clearance must also be obtained from the Ministry of Environment and Forest Department, Government of India.
  • The structure must be earthquake resistant and designed by a registered professional structural engineer.
  • Requirements cover accessibility ramps, parking for physically challenged persons, drainage, sewage treatment, lifts, fire extinguishers, rainwater harvesting and solar energy arrangements.
  • The building must have an emergency staircase, lightning arresters and adequate wastewater recycling arrangements.
  • A green strip of 10 feet and a service road of 30 feet must be shown because the site abuts a National Highway.
  • The maximum building height is 50 metres.

Tiruvallur draft land use variation

Proceedings Roc. No. 17944/2013/DP1 proposes changing 3,862 square metres in Survey Nos. 522 part and 524 part of Tiruvallur Municipality from residential use and a children’s park into commercial use. The land forms part of the approved Rajajipuram Detailed Development Plan No. 2 of the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area.

An affected or interested person could submit objections or suggestions, in person or in writing, to the Municipal Commissioner, Tiruvallur Municipality within sixty days from Gazette publication. The variation and plan were available for free inspection during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office. The Gazette describes the change as a draft variation, not as a final approval.

Co-operative society notices

Notifications VI(1)/440/2013 and related proceedings wind up two industrial co-operative societies and appoint official liquidators. Notifications VI(1)/442/2013 and VI(1)/443/2013 cancel the registrations and finally close the affairs of two other named co-operative societies.

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Common questions

Does the Oragadam declaration cover the whole village?

No. It covers Plot No. CP-8 in approved Oragadam SIPCOT Layout L.P/DTCP No. 13/2011, measuring 4.70 acres.

Does the Oragadam declaration itself remove the need for building approvals?

No. The applicant must obtain the listed clearances and no objection certificates and comply with the stated conditions when seeking building plan approval.

Was the Tiruvallur conversion to commercial use final?

The Gazette describes it as an individual draft variation. It invited objections and suggestions within sixty days from publication.

Where could the Tiruvallur variation plan be inspected?

The variation and plan could be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office.