Acquisition of lands for New SIPCOT Industrial Park at 29. Thadangam Village
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu, carries Industries Department notifications G.O.Ms. No.244, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, and G.O. Ms. No.245, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, acquiring specified dry lands in 29. Thadangam Village, Nallampalli Taluk, Dharmapuri District for establishment of a new SIPCOT Industrial Park. The notifications say the acquisition is under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997, and that compensation is to be paid out of lands controlled or managed by SIPCOT.
What this gazette does
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu, contains two Industries Department acquisition notifications for land in 29. Thadangam Village, Nallampalli Taluk, Dharmapuri District. G.O.Ms. No.244, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, and G.O. Ms. No.245, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, state that the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the listed lands for industrial purposes, specifically for setting up a new SIPCOT Industrial Park.
Where the land is and how much is acquired
The notifications cover dry lands in 29. Thadangam Village and surrounding areas.
Key figures stated in the gazette are:
- G.O.Ms. No.244, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, acquires 7.54.50 hectares, 18.63 acres.
- G.O. Ms. No.245, Industries (Sipcot-LA), dated 18th November 2020, acquires 9.11.0 hectares, 22.50 acres.
- The schedules list individual survey numbers, extents, patta numbers, owners or persons interested, and any wells, trees, motors or other items noted on the land.
Who may be affected
This gazette matters to:
- landowners named in the schedules,
- persons interested named in the schedules,
- anyone buying land in the listed survey numbers,
- lenders or professionals checking title or acquisition status in Thadangam Village.
The schedules name the affected survey numbers and the recorded owners or interested persons. They also note whether there are structures, wells, electric motors, motor rooms, or trees on the land.
Important details for buyers and owners
The Industries Department notifications say:
- the land is needed for establishment of a new SIPCOT Industrial Park,
- the acquisition is made under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997,
- the entire amount of compensation is to be paid out of lands controlled or managed by SIPCOT,
- the land plans are kept in the office of the Special District Revenue Officer, Land Acquisition, SIPCOT, Dharmapuri Taluk, Dharmapuri District,
- the plans may be inspected during office hours.
Practical takeaway
If your land, or land you plan to buy, falls within the survey numbers listed in these schedules, the gazette says it has been acquired for the new SIPCOT Industrial Park. A buyer or owner should match the survey number, patta number and village details with the schedule and inspect the land plan kept with the Special District Revenue Officer, Land Acquisition, SIPCOT, Dharmapuri Taluk, Dharmapuri District.
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Common questions
Does this gazette acquire land in Thadangam Village for SIPCOT?
Yes. The Industries Department notifications state that specified lands in 29. Thadangam Village, Nallampalli Taluk, Dharmapuri District are acquired for setting up a new SIPCOT Industrial Park.
How can I check whether my survey number is included?
The schedules in the gazette list the survey numbers, extents, patta numbers and owners or persons interested. The land plans are also kept in the office of the Special District Revenue Officer, Land Acquisition, SIPCOT, Dharmapuri Taluk, Dharmapuri District for inspection during office hours.
Are only vacant lands covered, or are wells and trees also noted?
The schedules do not cover only bare land. They also record items such as square wells, electric motors, motor rooms, coconut trees, neem trees, tamarind trees, eucalyptus plants, teak plants and cases where there are no structures.
Who pays the compensation for these acquired lands?
The notifications state that the entire amount of compensation to be awarded for the lands is to be paid out of the lands controlled or managed by SIPCOT.
