Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 5, Part VI, Section 1
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 5, Part VI, Section 1, dated 8 February 2012, containing notifications issued by heads of departments and other authorities. It changes land use entries in the Coimbatore and Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Areas, gives details of a Dharmapuri development plan, and declares specified land in Nochiyam and Siruvachur villages as a multistoried building area for an educational building. It also records the cancellation of a co-operative society and notices concerning the 2012 Tamil Nadu Medical Council election.
Land use changes in Coimbatore
Notification No. VI(1)/60/2012, issued by the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, varies the approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area. The authority acted under the powers referred to in Government Order Ms. No. 94, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 12 June 2009.
The variation changes the Land Use Schedule for No. 46 Sundakamuthur Village under Sundakamuthur Detailed Development Plan No. 8. It:
- adds an extensive list of whole and part survey numbers to the Commercial classification;
- revises the Agricultural entry by excluding specified survey numbers; and
- revises the Residential entry by excluding land placed in the Commercial classification.
Owners and buyers in Sundakamuthur should compare the exact survey number and any part notation with the complete notification.
Land use changes in Tiruchirappalli
Government Order (2D) No. 102, Housing and Urban Development Department (UD-4-1), dated 22 November 2011, supports a variation made by the Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Authority to the Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Area Master Plan.
The variation:
- adds Survey No. 299/1A4 in Sathanur Village to Industry;
- adds Survey Nos. 146/5B and 146/9B in Panjappur Village to Industry;
- excludes Survey No. 299/1A4 from the Commercial entry for Survey No. 299 part; and
- excludes Survey Nos. 146/5B and 146/9B from the Mixed Residential entry for Survey No. 146 part.
Dharmapuri development plan
Detailed Development Plan No. 10 for the Dharmapuri Local Planning Area was approved by the Special Commissioner and Director of Town and Country Planning in Proceedings Roc. No. 6844/97/DP3, dated 23 February 2000. The described area covers 96.60 acres in Hale Dharmapuri Village, Dharmapuri Town.
A map was to be available for inspection and sale at the Local Planning Authority office during office hours for three months. One set of the rules, schedule and map cost Rs. 100.
Multistoried building area
Notification No. VI(1)/67/2012 declares specified land measuring 4.40.0 hectares in Nochiyam Village and 0.48.0 hectare in Siruvachur Village, a total of 4.88.0 hectares, as a Multistoried Building Area. The declaration permits construction of an educational building up to a maximum height of 23.62 metres, subject to the Tamil Nadu Multistoried and Public Building Rules, 1973, related instructions and conditions when building plans are cleared.
Other notifications
The Gazette also records the final closure and cancellation of registration of A-1902, Palani Sengunthar Handloom Weavers Co-operative Production and Sales Society Limited, and publishes notices for the election of seven members to the Tamil Nadu Medical Council during 2012.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change the land use of property in Sundakamuthur Village?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/60/2012 changes Commercial, Agricultural and Residential entries under Sundakamuthur Detailed Development Plan No. 8. Whether a particular property is affected depends on its exact survey number and any part notation.
Which Tiruchirappalli survey numbers were added to the Industry category?
Survey No. 299/1A4 in Sathanur Village and Survey Nos. 146/5B and 146/9B in Panjappur Village were added to Industry.
What development is allowed in the declared multistoried building area in Perambalur District?
The specified 4.88.0 hectares in Nochiyam and Siruvachur villages were declared a Multistoried Building Area for an educational building up to a maximum height of 23.62 metres, subject to the stated rules, instructions and plan-clearance conditions.
Can the Dharmapuri Detailed Development Plan map be inspected?
The notification states that the map would be kept for inspection and sale during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office for three months. A set containing the rules, schedule and map cost Rs. 100.
