Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 70, Part VI, Section 1
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 70, including Roc. No. M1/1770153/2021, No. VI(1)/38(a-2)/2022 and No. VI(1)/38(a-3)/2022, on January 28, 2022. The notifications acquire specified lands in Chennai for Chennai Metro Rail Corridor 5 and in Dindigul District for a bypass road.
What the gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 70 records three land acquisition notifications issued under the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai. The Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the lands listed in the respective schedules for metro rail and highway purposes.
The notifications affect the landowners, flat owners associations and other interested persons identified in the schedules. The schedules provide survey numbers, acquisition extents, land classifications and details of structures, wells or trees where recorded.
Chennai Metro Rail acquisition
Notice Roc. No. M1/1770153/2021 acquires approximately 1,561 square metres for Chennai Metro Rail Corridor 5, specifically for formation of Viaduct 4 near Thirumangalam. It was issued under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997, read with the Tamil Nadu Land Acquisition Laws (Revival of Operation, Amendment and Validation) Act, 2019.
Key details include:
- The scheduled lands are in Koyembedu Village, Amijikarai Taluk, and Padi Village, Ambathur Taluk, Chennai District.
- The listed properties include natham and wet lands, buildings, compound walls, gates, meter boxes, transformers, a motor room and trees.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds managed by Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
- Land plans may be inspected during office hours at the Chennai Collector's office, Amijikarai Taluk Office, the District Revenue Officer for Land Acquisition at Koyambedu, and Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
Dindigul bypass acquisitions
Notification No. VI(1)/38(a-2)/2022 acquires 2.93.01 hectares of dry land in Kovilur Village, Dindigul East Taluk. Notification No. VI(1)/38(a-3)/2022 acquires 5.15.73 hectares in Rajakkapatty Village, consisting of 4.83.34 hectares of dry land and 0.32.39 hectares of wet land.
Both acquisitions are for formation of a bypass road from kilometre 0/0 to 19/250 across Mullipadi, Kovilur, Periyakottai, Rajakkapatty, Thoattanuthu, Adiyanuthu and A Vellodu villages. Compensation is to come from funds controlled or managed by the Divisional Engineer (Highways), Construction and Maintenance, Chennai City Roads Division, Chennai. Plans may be inspected at the Office of the District Collector, Dindigul District, during office hours.
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Common questions
How much Chennai land is acquired for Metro Corridor 5?
Notice Roc. No. M1/1770153/2021 acquires approximately 1,561 square metres for formation of Viaduct 4 near Thirumangalam.
Which Chennai localities are covered by the metro acquisition?
The schedule covers land in Koyembedu Village, Amijikarai Taluk, and Padi Village, Ambathur Taluk, in Chennai District.
How much land is acquired for the Dindigul bypass?
Notification No. VI(1)/38(a-2)/2022 acquires 2.93.01 hectares of dry land in Kovilur Village. Notification No. VI(1)/38(a-3)/2022 acquires 5.15.73 hectares in Rajakkapatty Village.
Where can I inspect the acquisition plans?
Chennai acquisition plans are available at the offices listed in the metro notice, including the Chennai Collector and Chennai Metro Rail Limited. Dindigul acquisition plans are available at the Office of the District Collector, Dindigul District, during office hours.
