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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 52, Part VI, Section 1 (52 VI 1 v2)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 52, Part VI, Section 1, on 26 December 2018, containing public notifications from heads of departments. Among other matters, the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Notification Nos. VI(1)/466/2018 and VI(1)/467/2018 dated 5 December 2018, proposed land use variations in V.M. Chathiram and Courtallam and invited objections or suggestions within sixty days of Gazette publication.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
12
Status
In force
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What the Gazette issue covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 52, Part VI, Section 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 26 December 2018, contains notifications concerning town planning, co-operative societies and court holidays. For property buyers and owners, the relevant provisions are two proposed land use variations issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning.

V.M. Chathiram land use proposal

Notification No. VI(1)/466/2018, issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning through Proceedings Roc. No. 11766/2018/DP1 dated 5 December 2018, proposes a variation to the Sanctioned High Ground Area Town Planning Scheme in the Tirunelveli Local Planning Area.

  • The proposal covers part of T.S. No. 3/1A, Block 6, Ward BS, in V.M. Chathiram Village.
  • The stated extent is 1,916 square metres.
  • The proposed change is from public purpose use to residential use.
  • Affected or interested persons could submit objections or suggestions to the Member Secretary, Tirunelveli Local Planning Authority, 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 draft would become enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification.

Courtallam land use proposal

Notification No. VI(1)/467/2018, issued by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning through Proceedings Roc. No. 16701/2018/DP1 dated 5 December 2018, proposes a variation to Courtallam Detailed Development Plan No. 1.

  • The proposal covers T.S. No. 23/1, formerly Survey No. 492, Block 2, Ward E, in Courtallam Village.
  • The stated extent is 5,164 square metres, also recorded as 0.51.64 hectare.
  • The proposed change is from agricultural use to commercial use.
  • The proposed commercial development includes resorts, a kalyana mandapam, restaurant and lodge.
  • The schedule identifies the present use as vacant and states that the land is to be developed by its owners.
  • Objections or suggestions could be made to the Executive Officer, Special Grade Town Panchayat, Courtallam Local Planning Authority, within sixty days from Gazette publication.

Other notifications

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 52 also records the winding up or closure of specified co-operative societies and publishes High Court and subordinate criminal court holidays for 2019.

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Common questions

Did the V.M. Chathiram notification immediately convert the land to residential use?

No. Notification No. VI(1)/466/2018 describes a draft variation and states that it would become enforceable only when a confirmed variation notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Which Courtallam property was proposed for commercial use?

The proposal covers T.S. No. 23/1, formerly Survey No. 492, Block 2, Ward E, in Courtallam Village, with a stated extent of 5,164 square metres.

Could a nearby owner object to either planning proposal?

Yes. Any affected or interested person could make objections or suggestions within sixty days from publication of the notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Where could the proposed variation plans be inspected?

The plans could be inspected free of cost during office hours at the relevant local planning authority office, namely the Tirunelveli Local Planning Authority or the Courtallam Local Planning Authority.