Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 8, Part VI, Section 1 (8 VI 1)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 8, Part VI, Section 1, on February 22, 2017, containing public notifications issued by Heads of Departments, Etc. Notification No. VI(1)/55/2017 adds and corrects village land use schedules in the approved Mamallapuram Local Planning Area Master Plan, while other notifications cover a treasure claim, cancellation of an industrial cooperative society, a Tiruchirappalli master plan variation and an additional court at Perambalur.
Land use changes in the Mamallapuram Local Planning Area
Notification No. VI(1)/55/2017, issued under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971, makes errata and addendum variations to the Mamallapuram Local Planning Area Master Plan approved through Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 153, dated June 20, 2013. The notification relies on powers confirmed by Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. Ms. No. 94, dated June 12, 2009.
The supplied schedules classify specified survey numbers by village and land use:
- Thalambur Village, covering survey numbers 1 to 184, includes mixed residential, general industrial, education, agriculture, water body and transportation uses. Commercial, controlled industrial, special and hazardous, public and semi public, and tourism development zones are shown as nil.
- The Thalambur schedule clarifies that the description “Agricultural zone (Reserved forest)” is to be read as “Agriculture use zone” in the approved master plan.
- Karanai Village, covering survey numbers 1 to 111, includes mixed residential, commercial, water body and transportation classifications. It also identifies economically weaker section and poor class areas.
- Navalur Village, covering survey numbers 1 to 242, includes specified survey numbers under mixed residential and commercial use in the supplied text.
Owners and buyers in these villages may be affected according to the exact survey number of the property.
Other general notifications
Notification No. VI(1)/37/2017, issued by Dindigul District Collector T.G. Vinay and dated January 10, 2017, concerns a two foot stone Anjaneyar idol found on January 29, 2015, in a tank in Survey No. 617 at Semmadaipatti, Palakkanuthu Village, Dindigul West Taluk. Claimants were asked to appear with evidence before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Dindigul District Collector on February 24, 2017. If no valid claim is established, the treasure may be declared ownerless.
Notification No. VI(1)/54/2017, issued by Additional Chief Secretary and Industries Commissioner, Director of Industries and Commerce and Registrar of Industrial Co-operatives Ambuj Sharma, records the final closure and cancellation of registration of the Sivagangai District Adi Dravidar Chamber Brick Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, IND. No. 1/SVG/2009, with effect from February 1, 2017.
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The contents also list variations to the review approved Tiruchirappalli Local Planning Area Master Plan and constitution of an Additional Judicial Magistrate Court at Perambalur. The supplied text does not provide their detailed provisions.
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Common questions
Does the Mamallapuram notification affect every property in the planning area?
No. Notification No. VI(1)/55/2017 assigns land uses to specified survey numbers in village schedules, including Thalambur, Karanai and Navalur.
What land uses are listed for Thalambur Village?
The schedule lists mixed residential, general industrial, education, agriculture, water body and transportation uses for specified survey numbers. Several other use categories are shown as nil.
Was the Sivagangai brick workers cooperative still registered after February 1, 2017?
No. Notification No. VI(1)/54/2017 states that its registration was cancelled and its affairs were finally closed with effect from February 1, 2017.
Can someone claim the Anjaneyar stone idol found in Dindigul?
Notification No. VI(1)/37/2017 invited anyone claiming full or partial ownership to appear with evidence at the stated hearing. The notice says the treasure may be declared ownerless if no claim is made or a claim is rejected for lack of evidence.
