Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 52, Part VI, Section 1 (52 VI 1 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 52, Part VI, Section 1, on 23 December 2020, containing land and planning notifications from the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Commissioner of Land Administration. Notification No. VI(1)/511/2020 confirms a land use and road variation in Periyakuppam Village, Tiruvallur, while Notification No. VI(1)/512/2020 acquires 4,036 square metres in Thiriyalam Village, Tirupattur District, for a road over bridge.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 52, Part VI, Section 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 23 December 2020, contains notifications of public interest issued by heads of departments. The land related material includes a confirmed detailed development plan variation in Tiruvallur and a highway land acquisition in Tirupattur District. The issue also lists separate notifications concerning archaeological finds, court holidays and master plan variations.
Tiruvallur planning variation
Notification No. VI(1)/511/2020 was issued by the Director of Town and Country Planning, Chennai, under the Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. It was signed on 1 December 2020 and confirms a variation to the approved Gandhipuram Detailed Development Plan No. 3 of the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area.
Key provisions include:
- Controlled industrial use is converted to residential use for land in Periyakuppam Village, Tiruvallur Municipality, Tiruvallur Taluk and Tiruvallur District.
- The affected area is 3.33 acres in specified survey fields and corresponding town survey numbers.
- Parts of the proposed E2E2 road, measuring 40 feet wide, and D3D3 road, measuring 50 feet wide, are retained.
- The confirmed variation changes the plan reference and deletes specified survey fields from entries in Schedule IX.
- The figure 4.46 is replaced with 2.52, and the figure 17.16 is replaced with 15.77.
- The notification records that no objections or suggestions were received within the stipulated time.
Tirupattur highway acquisition
Notification No. VI(1)/512/2020 was published under the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai. It acquires 4,036 square metres of natham and dry land in Thiriyalam Village, Natrampalli Taluk and Tirupattur District.
The acquisition is for constructing a road over bridge at kilometre 7/2 of Damalerimuthur Road, replacing level crossing 92 between Somanayankkanpatti and Pachur railway stations. The schedule identifies affected survey numbers, owners or interested persons, acquisition extents, buildings and trees. The displayed entries include Survey Nos. 19/1A, 19/1B, 20/1, 20/2A1, 20/2A2, 30/4, 30/5A, 30/5C, 30/7, 34/2A, 34/4A, 34/4B, 34/4C, 35/5, 34/6A, 34/6C, 35/1A and 35/1B.
The land plan may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Special Tahsildar for land acquisition at the Taluk Office in Tirupattur District.
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Common questions
Does the Tiruvallur notification allow residential use on the affected land?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/511/2020 confirms conversion from controlled industrial use to residential use for the specified 3.33 acres in Periyakuppam Village.
Are the proposed roads removed from the Tiruvallur plan?
No. The notification states that parts of the proposed 40 foot E2E2 road and 50 foot D3D3 road are to be retained.
How can I check whether my Thiriyalam property is included in the acquisition?
Compare the property survey number with the acquisition schedule. The land plan is also available for inspection during office hours at the Special Tahsildar's office at the Taluk Office in Tirupattur District.
What is the Thiriyalam land being acquired for?
The land is being acquired for construction of a road over bridge on Damalerimuthur Road in place of level crossing 92 between Somanayankkanpatti and Pachur railway stations.