Acquisition of Lands (541 Ex VI 1)
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021 on November 19, 2021, acquiring 42,330 square metres of wet, dry and manavari land in No. 95 Putlur (Block-I) Village, Tiruvallur Taluk, Tiruvallur District. The land is required for road connectivity from Ennore Port to Mahabalipuram, from kilometre 55.461 to kilometre 57.668, as part of the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project of the Highways Department.
What the notification does
Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021, issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, records the acquisition of land for the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project. It was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on November 19, 2021.
The acquisition covers 42,330 square metres, a little more or less, in No. 95 Putlur (Block-I) Village, Tiruvallur Taluk, Tiruvallur District. The stated public purpose is formation of road connectivity from Ennore Port to Mahabalipuram, between kilometre 55.461 and kilometre 57.668.
Who may be affected
Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021 affects owners and other persons having an interest in the survey numbers and subdivisions included in its schedule. It is also relevant to buyers, lenders and property professionals checking land in Putlur (Block-I) Village.
The schedule identifies affected property through details including:
- Survey number and subdivision number.
- Land classification, including wet, dry and manavari land.
- Total extent and the extent acquired.
- New survey number created after subdivision, where applicable.
- Patta number.
- Named owners or interested persons.
- Buildings, wells, trees, fencing, gates, electricity poles and other immovable assets recorded on the acquired portion.
Some entries concern entire survey subdivisions, while others identify only a part of a survey number. Many entries are vacant sites, but the schedule also records residential or other buildings and attached assets on certain parcels.
Key provisions
Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021 states that:
- The Government of Tamil Nadu was satisfied that the scheduled lands were required for the highways purpose.
- Causes shown by owners or other interested persons were considered before publication.
- The entire compensation awarded for the acquired lands is to be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department.
- Plans of the acquired land are available for inspection during office hours.
The plans are kept at the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Chennai-600 058, and the office of the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Unit-IV, Tiruvallur.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my Putlur property is included in the acquisition?
Compare the property's survey number, subdivision number and patta number with the schedule in Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021. The schedule also gives the acquired extent and the names of recorded owners or interested persons.
Can I inspect the acquisition plan?
Yes. The plan may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Chennai-600 058, or the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Unit-IV, Tiruvallur.
Who will pay compensation for the acquired land?
Acquisition of Lands notification Roc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/022/2021 states that the entire compensation awarded will be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department.
Does the acquisition cover buildings and trees as well as vacant land?
The schedule records many vacant sites, but it also identifies buildings, wells, trees, gates, fencing, electricity poles and other immovable assets located on some acquired portions.
