Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 6, Part VI, Section 1, 16 February 2011
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 6, Part VI, Section 1, dated 16 February 2011, containing public notifications issued by Heads of Departments and planning authorities. It changes the approved Coimbatore Master Plan, approves the Ranipet Detailed Development Plan No. 1, publishes proposed planning changes for Thiruvannamalai and Arni, and includes treasure and court holiday notifications. Property owners and buyers in the identified planning areas should check the relevant land use schedules, maps and survey numbers.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 6, Part VI, Section 1, dated 16 February 2011, publishes several independent public notifications. The land related notifications concern Coimbatore, Ranipet, Thiruvannamalai, Arni and Dharasuram, while other entries concern discovered treasure and court vacations or holidays.
Coimbatore Master Plan variation
Notification No. VI(1)/70/2011 changes the approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area. The variation was made using powers referred to in G.O. Ms. No. 94, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 12 June 2009.
Key changes in Singanallur Detailed Development Plan No. 20, No. 53, Sowripalayam Village are:
- Survey No. 522/3 part and Survey No. 523/3 part are excluded from the residential entry.
- Survey No. 522/3 part and Survey No. 523/3 part are inserted under public and semipublic use.
Ranipet approved plan
Notification No. VI(1)/71/2011 records approval by the Director of Town and Country Planning of Ranipet Local Planning Authority Detailed Development Plan No. 1. It covers 36.95 hectares, or 91.27 acres, bounded by Madras Bombay Trunk Road, Ranipet Krishnagiri Road, Railway Station Road, and specified western survey boundaries.
The plan operates from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. Its map was to be available for inspection and sale at the Ranipet Local Planning Authority office for three months.
Thiruvannamalai draft variation
Notification No. VI(1)/72/2011 proposes a comprehensive variation to Detailed Development Plan No. 2 of the Thiruvannamalai Local Planning Area. The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning initiated it through proceedings Roc. No. 20318/2008/DP1, dated 2 December 2009.
- Affected or interested persons could submit objections or suggestions within sixty days from publication.
- The variation schedules and plan could be inspected free during office hours.
- The varied clauses and schedules become enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification.
Arni planning proposals
Notification No. VI(1)/73/2011 publishes the draft Arni Poriporichanpalayam Detailed Development Plan covering about 58.2 acres, or 23.56 hectares. It identifies town survey numbers in Ward E and boundaries formed by Valapandal Road, Payyur Road, Wandiwash Road and Big Patnoolkara Street.
The Arni Master Plan was also published following review consent in G.O. Ms. No. 267, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 21 August 2007. Affected persons could object or suggest changes within sixty days of publication.
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Common questions
Does the gazette change land use in Sowripalayam, Coimbatore?
Yes. Notification No. VI(1)/70/2011 places Survey No. 522/3 part and Survey No. 523/3 part under public and semipublic use instead of residential use.
When did the Ranipet Detailed Development Plan No. 1 take effect?
Notification No. VI(1)/71/2011 states that the plan comes into operation from the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Was the Thiruvannamalai variation final when published?
No. Notification No. VI(1)/72/2011 describes a draft comprehensive variation. Its clauses and schedules become enforceable only after publication of a confirmed variation notification.
Could an Arni property owner object to the Master Plan?
Yes. A person affected by the Arni Master Plan could submit a written objection or suggestion, or make a representation in person to the Chairman of the Arni Local Planning Authority, within sixty days from publication.
