Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 6, Part VI, Section 1 (6 VI 1 v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 6, Part VI, Section 1 on 7 February 2018, containing public notifications from the Greater Chennai Police, housing cooperative authorities and planning authorities. The notifications include cinema approvals, liquidation of housing societies, and land use changes in Saligramam and the Coimbatore Local Planning Area, including the variation linked to Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. (2D) No. 192 dated 5 December 2017. Property owners and buyers are affected only if their land, proposed cinema, or cooperative society is specifically covered.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 6, Part VI, Section 1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 7 February 2018, contains several separate public notifications rather than one general land rule. The supplied text covers cinema proposals, liquidation of cooperative housing societies, and variations to approved master plans.
Cinema notifications
The Greater Chennai Police issued Notification No. VI(1)/51/2018 for a proposed multiplex at specified town survey numbers in Koyambedu, Aminjikarai Taluk, Chennai District.
- The police No Objection Certificate covers a permanent multiplex with 10 screens, together with a food court, hotel, restaurants, shops, fun centre and commercial complex.
- The certificate is valid for five years from the date of the order.
- If the cinema is not constructed within that period, a fresh certificate must be requested.
The Greater Chennai Police also published Notification No. VI(1)/52/2018 concerning a proposed 10 screen multiplex with a restaurant at Survey Nos. 3/488 B1A and 3/700, East Coast Road, Uthandi Village, Chennai District. Written objections based on non-compliance with the Tamil Nadu Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1955 or its rules had to be filed with the Commissioner of Police within 21 days of publication.
Cooperative housing societies
The Deputy Registrar (Housing), Virudhunagar recorded the liquidation of six cooperative housing or building societies and appointed the Cooperative Sub-Registrar or Superintendent in that office as official liquidator. The societies are:
- MDA/HSG 110 Aruppukottai Taluk Co-operative Housing Society.
- MDA/HSG 1 Sivakasi Co-operative Housing Society.
- SPSPL 114 Sivakasi Teachers and Public Co-operative Housing Society.
- NN 495 Karaikudi Co-operative Housing Society.
- NN 387 Karaikudi Co-operative Building Society.
- MDA/HSG 58 Devakottai Taluk Co-operative Housing Society.
Members or persons dealing with these societies should note that their affairs are under liquidation.
Planning and land use changes
Notification No. VI(1)/59/2018 of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority reclassifies Old Door No. 10, New Door No. 29, Arcot Road, Saligramam, comprising present Town Survey No. 32, Block No. 44, from Institutional Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.
Notification No. VI(1)/60/2018, linked to Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. (2D) No. 192 dated 5 December 2017, changes Survey Nos. 242/2A2 and 242/2B in Ichipatti Village from the agricultural entry to the commercial entry. The supplied text also adds revised map references for Parivakkam and Veeraraghavapuram villages.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change the land use of the Saligramam property on Arcot Road?
Yes. Present Town Survey No. 32, Block No. 44 of Saligramam Village is reclassified from Institutional Use Zone to Commercial Use Zone.
Which land in Ichipatti Village becomes commercial?
Survey Nos. 242/2A2 and 242/2B are removed from the agricultural entry and added to the commercial entry in the Coimbatore Local Planning Area master plan.
Can objections be made to the proposed Uthandi multiplex?
The notification allowed written objections based on non-compliance with the Tamil Nadu Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1955 or its rules. Objections had to reach the Commissioner of Police within 21 days of publication, and late objections were liable to be rejected.
What happened to the listed cooperative housing societies?
The six listed societies were liquidated, and the Cooperative Sub-Registrar or Superintendent in the office of the Deputy Registrar (Housing), Virudhunagar was appointed as official liquidator.
