Notice under Section 15(1) of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 (557 Ex VI 1)
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Rc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/021/2021 on 26 November 2021, publishing the Governor of Tamil Nadu's notification acquiring 56,408 square metres of wet and dry land in Thirukatchur Village, Chengalpattu Taluk, Chengalpattu District. The acquisition is for a road over bridge and interchange providing road connectivity from Ennore Port to Mahabalipuram under the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project of the Highways Department.
What the notification does
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Rc. No. CPRRP/CLA/15(1)/021/2021 on 26 November 2021. The notice records the acquisition of approximately 56,408 square metres of wet and dry land in 51. Thirukatchur Village, Chengalpattu Taluk, Chengalpattu District.
The land is required for construction of a road over bridge and interchange providing road connectivity from Ennore Port to Mahabalipuram. The work forms part of the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project of the Highways Department.
Who may be affected
The acquisition directly affects owners and other interested persons connected with the survey numbers and acquisition extents listed in the schedule. It may also be relevant to buyers, lenders and professionals examining land in Thirukatchur Village, because the schedule identifies specific land parcels included in the project.
The schedule contains 79 entries and provides details such as:
- Survey number and subdivision number.
- Wet or dry land classification.
- Total extent and acquisition extent in square metres.
- New subdivision number, where shown.
- Patta number, where shown.
- Names of owners or interested persons.
- Buildings, compound walls, wells, fences, sheds, trees and other assets within the acquisition extent.
Some entries cover an entire listed parcel, while others are identified as part acquisitions. Several scheduled properties contain buildings or other improvements, while many are described as vacant sites.
Compensation and consideration of objections
The Government of Tamil Nadu states that the full compensation amount for the acquired lands will be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department. The notice also records that the Government considered the cause shown by owners or other interested persons before publishing the acquisition notification.
Where to inspect the plans
Plans of the acquired land are available for inspection during office hours at:
- The Office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Section III, Chennai 600 058.
- The Office of the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Chennai Peripheral Ring Road Project, Unit V, Kanchipuram.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my land in Thirukatchur is included?
Compare the survey number, subdivision number and acquisition extent with the schedule. The acquisition plans may also be inspected during office hours at the listed land acquisition offices in Chennai and Kanchipuram.
Does the notification acquire both wet and dry land?
Yes. The schedule identifies both wet and dry lands, with a combined acquisition extent stated as approximately 56,408 square metres.
Who will fund compensation for the acquired land?
The compensation is to be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Highways Department.
Are buildings, wells, fences and trees included in the schedule?
Yes. Where applicable, the schedule records immovable assets within the acquisition extent, including buildings, walls, wells, fencing, sheds, gates and trees.
