Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 7, Part VI, Section 1 (7 VI 1)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 7, Part VI, Section 1, dated February 25, 2009, containing notifications issued by Heads of Departments. For property readers, the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning notifications under Proceedings Roc. No. 25865/2004, DP2 and Proceedings Roc. No. 5786/2008, DP2, dated January 29, 2009, propose variations to Melur Detailed Development Plan Nos. 2 and 5, invite objections and suggestions within sixty days of Gazette publication, and provide for free inspection during office hours.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 7, Part VI, Section 1, dated February 25, 2009, is a collection of public notifications from several government authorities. It includes town planning proposals, treasure claims, invalid tax forms, cooperative society closures and judicial notifications.
For buyers, owners and property professionals, the main relevant items are the proposed variations to two detailed development plans in the Melur Local Planning Area.
Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 2
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc. No. 25865/2004, DP2, proposes a variation to Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 2. The original plan was approved by the Director of Town and Country Planning on March 7, 1995.
Key provisions are:
- The entire approved plan is proposed to be varied by Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 2.
- The varied plan is numbered Map No. 5 DDP(V)CTCP No. 25/2008.
- An affected or interested person may object or offer suggestions within sixty days from publication in the Gazette.
- Representations may be made personally or in writing to the Member-Secretary, Melur Municipality Local Planning Authority.
- The variation and plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Local Planning Authority office.
- The clauses and schedules become enforceable only from publication of a confirmed variation notification in the Gazette.
Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 5
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning, through Proceedings Roc. No. 5786/2008, DP2, dated January 29, 2009, proposes a variation to Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 5. The original plan was approved on May 5, 1994.
Key provisions are:
- The varied plan is numbered Map No. 5 DDP(V)CTCP No. 26/2008.
- Affected or interested persons have sixty days from Gazette publication to submit objections or suggestions.
- The plan is available for free inspection during office hours.
- Its clauses and schedules are not enforceable until a confirmed variation notification is published.
Other land-related notices
The Gazette also reports treasure found in Dharmapuri District and held by the relevant Tahsildars. People claiming any part of those finds were invited to attend specified enquiries personally or through an authorised agent.
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Common questions
Did the Gazette immediately make the Melur plan variations enforceable?
No. The notifications state that the detailed development plan clauses and schedules become enforceable only when a confirmed variation notification is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Can a Melur property owner object to the proposed variations?
Yes. Any affected or interested person may object or submit suggestions within sixty days from the date of Gazette publication, either personally or in writing to the Member-Secretary, Melur Municipality Local Planning Authority.
Where can I inspect the proposed Melur variations?
The variation and plan may be inspected free of cost during office hours at the Melur Local Planning Authority office.
Which map numbers identify the proposed Melur variations?
Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 2 is identified as Map No. 5 DDP(V)CTCP No. 25/2008. Melur Detailed Development Plan No. 5 is identified as Map No. 5 DDP(V)CTCP No. 26/2008.
