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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 66, Part VI, Section 1

The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued acquisition notifications CLA-SIP/2026/79/01/03/0001 and LA-V(1)/12988744/2026 in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary dated 9 February 2026. The notifications acquire specified lands in Reddivalam Village, Ranipet District, and Gurumancheri Village, Kancheepuram District, for approach and link roads serving SIPCOT industrial developments.

Category
Gazette notifications
Effective
1 January 2026
Pages
7
Status
In force
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What the notifications do

The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, has published two land acquisition notices. Each schedule identifies the survey number, area acquired, land classification, structures, trees and recorded owners or interested persons.

The acquisitions cover:

  • 2.1211 hectares in Reddivalam Village, Nemili Taluk, Ranipet District, for a new approach road to Panapakkam SIPCOT Industrial Park.
  • 41,992 square metres in Gurumancheri Village, Uthiramerur Taluk, Kancheepuram District, for link road connectivity from Valayakaranai to Manampathy as part of the Development of Industrial Corridor of Cheyyar SIPCOT Phase I.

Reddivalam Village acquisition

Notification CLA-SIP/2026/79/01/03/0001 acquires portions of 15 listed survey subdivisions in Unit 01, Block 03 of Reddivalam Village. All listed parcels are classified as dry land.

Key points include:

  • The scheduled land extends across survey subdivisions 128/2A1, 130/1 to 130/4, 131/1 to 131/3, 133/1, 133/2, 135/2 and 143/1A1 to 143/2A.
  • Listed improvements include gas warehouses, sheds, compound walls, iron gates, borewells and a pump shed.
  • Listed vegetation includes coconut, neem, mango, teakwood, lemon, custard apple, pungan and other plants.
  • Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled or managed by the Managing Director, SIPCOT.

Gurumancheri Village acquisition

Notification LA-V(1)/12988744/2026 acquires land shown in the schedule for the industrial corridor link road. The schedule includes dry and wet land and identifies both original and resulting survey subdivisions.

Key points include:

  • The schedule records houses, shops, wells, borewells, pumpsets and electricity connections on some parcels.
  • Trees recorded include coconut, neem, teak, mango, illupai, nuna and date palm.
  • Recorded interested parties include private individuals, temple or Devasthanam interests and the Block Development Officer, Uthiramerur.
  • Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Chief Engineer (C&M), Chennai.

Who should check the schedules

Owners, lenders and buyers dealing with any listed survey subdivision should compare the Gazette schedule with the property title, patta and survey records. Plans for the Reddivalam lands are available at the offices of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Ranipet, and the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Unit, Ranipet. Plans for the Gurumancheri lands are available at the Kancheepuram highways land acquisition offices during office hours.

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Common questions

Does the Gazette acquire the whole area of every listed survey number?

No. The schedules separately state the total extent of each parcel and the extent acquired. Some parcels are acquired in full, while only part of others is acquired.

How can I check whether my land is included?

Compare the village name, survey subdivision and acquired extent in the relevant schedule with your title, patta and survey records. The land plans may also be inspected at the listed land acquisition offices during office hours.

Are buildings, wells and trees included in the acquisition records?

Yes. The schedules identify structures and trees on affected parcels, including houses, shops, warehouses, sheds, walls, gates, wells, borewells and several types of trees.

Who will fund compensation for the acquired land?

For the Panapakkam SIPCOT approach road, compensation is to come from funds controlled or managed by the Managing Director, SIPCOT. For the Gurumancheri link road, it is to come from funds controlled and managed by the Chief Engineer (C&M), Chennai.