Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 73, Part VI, Section 1
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005, issued Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 73 on 24 February 2023, publishing notices that acquire land for Theliyaragaram Metro Station and for widening the Poonamallee, Kundrathur, Pallavaram Road. The notices identify the affected survey lands, owners or interested persons, structures and trees, and state which authority will fund compensation.
What the gazette governs
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 73 contains land acquisition notifications issued under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997 and the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, read with the Tamil Nadu Land Acquisition Laws (Revival of Operation, Amendment and Validation) Act, 2019.
The schedules are relevant to owners, occupiers and other interested persons whose survey lands, buildings, shops, walls, gates or trees are listed. Buyers examining property in the affected villages should compare the survey and subdivision numbers with the schedule and inspect the available plans.
Theliyaragaram Metro Station acquisition
Notification reference LA-IV-1/3535901/2022 acquires 430 square metres of wet land in Survey Number 221 at Iyyappanthangal Village, Kundrathur Taluk, Kanchipuram District. The acquisition is for Corridor 4, Theliyaragaram Metro Station, formerly called Old Ramachandra Hospital Metro Station.
Key details include:
- The total survey extent is 1,050 square metres, of which 430 square metres is acquired.
- The schedule records a compound wall, 18 Kattuva trees and one neem tree.
- Sri Ramachandra Educational and Health Trust, represented by Managing Trustee N.V. Ramasamy, is listed as the land owner or interested person.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds managed by Chennai Metro Rail Limited.
- Plans may be inspected during office hours at the Chengalpattu Collector’s Office, Tambaram Taluk Office and the office of the District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Chennai Metro Rail Limited, Chennai.
Road widening acquisition
Notification No. VI(1)/147(a-2/2023, with reference LAV2/3668565/2022, acquires 11,589 square metres of ryotwari wet and dry lands in Anagaputhur Village, Pallavaram Taluk, Chengalpattu District. The purpose is widening the Poonamallee, Kundrathur, Pallavaram Road, State Highway 113A.
Key provisions include:
- The schedule gives original and post-subdivision survey numbers and the area acquired from each parcel.
- Listed property includes houses, shops, sheds, compound walls, gates, a theatre, a petrol bunk, an ATM and trees.
- The Chief Engineer (General), Highways Department, controls and manages the funds from which compensation is to be paid.
- The land plan may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Kancheepuram.
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Common questions
Does the gazette acquire land for Theliyaragaram Metro Station?
Yes. It acquires 430 square metres in Survey Number 221 at Iyyappanthangal Village for Corridor 4, Theliyaragaram Metro Station, formerly called Old Ramachandra Hospital Metro Station.
How can I check whether my Anagaputhur property is affected by the road widening?
Compare the property’s survey and subdivision numbers with the Anagaputhur schedule. The land plan is available for inspection during office hours at the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), Kancheepuram.
Who will fund compensation for the two acquisitions?
Chennai Metro Rail Limited will fund compensation for the metro station acquisition. Compensation for the road widening acquisition will come from funds controlled and managed by the Chief Engineer (General), Highways Department.
Are buildings and trees included in the acquisition schedules?
Yes. The schedules identify affected structures and trees, including houses, shops, walls, gates, sheds, commercial premises and specified trees.