Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 47 (47 VI 1 v6)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 47 on 25 November 2015, containing land use plan amendments issued by the Dindigul Local Planning Authority, Coimbatore Local Planning Authority and Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The amendments change the classifications of specified properties in Dindigul, Coimbatore, Chennai, Thiruvallur and Kancheepuram districts. The Dindigul amendment records G.O. Ms. (2D) No. 150 of the Housing and Urban Development (UD4 (1)) Department, dated 27 August 2015.
What the Gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 47, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 25 November 2015, amends approved master plans for specific properties. It includes Notification Nos. VI(1)/289/2015 and VI(1)/290/2015 for the Dindigul and Coimbatore Local Planning Areas, and several notifications issued by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority for the Second Master Plan for Chennai Metropolitan Area 2026.
The Dindigul notification records G.O. Ms. (2D) No. 150 of the Housing and Urban Development (UD4 (1)) Department, dated 27 August 2015. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority notifications were made under authority delegated through G.O. Ms. No. 419 of the Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 1 June 1984.
Main land use changes
The notified amendments include:
- In Chettinayakanpatti Village, Dindigul, S.F. No. 649A/2 is added to public and semi-public use and excluded from commercial use.
- In the Coimbatore Local Planning Area, parts of survey numbers 508 and 509 are moved from residential use to commercial use. Survey numbers 510 to 512 remain in the residential entry.
- Plot Nos. R 7/2 and R 7/3 in Anna Nagar West Extension, Villivakkam Village, are changed from primary residential use to mixed residential use.
- Survey Nos. 81/1 and 82/1 in Melpakkam Village, Thiruvallur District, are changed from agricultural use to primary residential use.
- Survey No. 392/4 in Perungalathur Village, Kancheepuram District, is changed from agricultural use to primary residential use.
- Listed survey numbers in Ottiyambakkam Village, Kancheepuram District, are changed from agricultural use to primary residential use.
- Old Door No. 114, New No. 274, Plot No. 2266 in Thirumangalam Village, Chennai District, is changed from primary residential use to mixed residential use.
- Plot No. 91A, Sadasivan Nagar, Puzhuthivakkam Village, is changed from primary residential use to mixed residential use, subject to obtaining planning permission from the competent authority.
Who should check the notifications
Property buyers, owners, developers and professionals dealing with the listed survey numbers, plot numbers or villages should verify the applicable master plan classification. The changes are property-specific and do not reclassify every property in the named village or local planning area.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change the land use of every property in these villages?
No. The amendments apply only to the survey numbers, plot numbers and properties identified in the notifications.
What happened to S.F. No. 649A/2 in Chettinayakanpatti Village?
S.F. No. 649A/2 was added to public and semi-public use and excluded from commercial use in the Dindigul Modified Master Plan.
Can Plot No. 91A in Sadasivan Nagar be used under the mixed residential classification immediately?
The property was reclassified as mixed residential use, but the notification requires the applicant to obtain planning permission from the competent authority.
Which notified properties were changed from agricultural to residential use?
The changes include Survey Nos. 81/1 and 82/1 in Melpakkam, Survey No. 392/4 in Perungalathur, and the listed survey numbers in Ottiyambakkam. They were reclassified from agricultural use to primary residential use.
