Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 49, Part II, Section 2, 5 December 2018
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 49, Part II, Section 2 on 5 December 2018, containing a Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department notification under G.O. (D) No. 197 dated 14 November 2018, and Highways and Minor Ports Department acquisition notifications under G.O. (2D) No. 63 dated 19 September 2018 and G.O. (2D) No. 74 dated 1 October 2018. The notifications authorise specified co-operative officials to appoint or continue managing directors in qualifying employees co-operative credit societies, acquire 3.15.10 hectares in Mandagapalayam for the Tiruchengode bypass, and acquire 91,284 square metres in Kadhirimangalam for the Tirupattur bypass.
Co-operative credit societies
The Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department notification under G.O. (D) No. 197 dated 14 November 2018 authorises the Additional Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Chennai Region, and Regional Joint Registrars of Co-operative Societies to exercise specified government powers within their jurisdictions.
The authority covers the appointment or continuation of managing directors in employees co-operative credit societies that:
- Have an annual turnover of at least five crore rupees.
- Have continuously made a profit for at least three years, based on audited accounts.
- Appoint a managing director in a cadre not higher than Co-operative Sub-Registrar of the Co-operative Department.
- Fall within the relevant officer's jurisdiction.
The authorisation applies for one year from 9 November 2018.
Tiruchengode bypass land acquisition
The Highways and Minor Ports Department notification under G.O. (2D) No. 63 dated 19 September 2018 acquires 3.15.10 hectares of ryotwari dry land in Mandagapalayam Village, Tiruchengode Taluk, Namakkal District. The land is required to form a bypass road to Tiruchengode Town.
Key details include:
- The schedule identifies subdivided survey numbers, recorded owners, boundaries, individual extents, buildings, wells, pipelines and trees.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled or managed by the Chief Engineer (NABARD and Rural Roads), Highways Department, Chennai.
- The land plan is available at the office of the District Collector, Namakkal, for inspection during office hours.
Owners or buyers dealing with the listed survey numbers may be directly affected by the acquisition.
Tirupattur bypass land acquisition
The Highways and Minor Ports Department notification under G.O. (2D) No. 74 dated 1 October 2018 acquires 91,284 square metres in Kadhirimangalam Village, Tirupattur Taluk, Vellore District. The stated purpose is construction of the Tirupattur bypass road.
The schedule records survey numbers, land classification, total extent, area acquired, owners, structures and trees. Compensation is to be paid by the Divisional Engineer (NABARD and Rural Roads), Highways Department, Vellore. The acquisition plan may be inspected at the office of the Tahsildar, Tirupattur, during office hours.
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Common questions
How can I check whether land in Mandagapalayam is included in the Tiruchengode bypass acquisition?
Check the survey number and subdivision against the acquisition schedule. The land plan is kept at the office of the District Collector, Namakkal, and may be inspected during office hours.
Where can I inspect the Tirupattur bypass acquisition plan?
The plan is kept at the office of the Tahsildar, Tirupattur, Vellore District, and may be inspected during office hours.
Does the Tiruchengode bypass acquisition include buildings and trees?
Yes. The schedule records structures and other features on particular parcels, including houses, wells, pipelines and several types of trees.
Which employees co-operative credit societies are covered by the managing director authorisation?
It covers societies with annual turnover of at least five crore rupees and continuous profits for at least three years according to audited accounts. The authorised officials act only within their respective jurisdictions.
