Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 8, Part VI, Section 1 (8 VI 1 v3)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this Gazette issue on 2 March 2011 through the Coimbatore Local Planning Authority, Dindigul Local Planning Authority and Avinashi Local Planning Authority, including notification numbers VI(1)95/2011 to VI(1)100/2011. It changes specified zoning entries in the Coimbatore Master Plan, approves the Thottanuthu and Seelapadi detailed development plans, proposes a comprehensive variation to the Thiruvalluvar plan, and publishes draft plans for Mullipadi and parts of Avinashi.
What the Gazette governs
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette issue dated 2 March 2011 contains planning notifications affecting land in the Coimbatore, Dindigul and Avinashi local planning areas. Property owners, buyers and developers should compare the survey number and village of a property with the schedules and plan maps.
Coimbatore Master Plan variation
The Coimbatore Local Planning Authority varies the approved Coimbatore Master Plan originally published through the Housing and Urban Development Department. For Kannampalayam Village and Town Panchayat:
- The MR 34 Residential entry is changed to survey numbers 280 to 283, excluding part of 283/1.
- The I 38 Industrial entry is changed to survey numbers 284 to 291, excluding parts of 284/1A6 and 284/1A8D.
- Parts of survey numbers 283/1, 284/1A6 and 284/1A8D are added under Educational use.
Approved Dindigul plans
Notification number VI(1)95/2011 approves Thottanuthu Detailed Development Plan No. 3. It covers revenue survey numbers 634, 635, 638, 639 and 670 to 704, with an extent of 38.35.0 hectares. The plan became operational upon Gazette publication.
Notification number VI(1)/96/2011 approves Seelapadi Detailed Development Plan No. 1. Its scheduled area covers 86.67.0 hectares and includes the listed survey numbers in Seelapadi Village. Maps for both approved plans were to be kept for inspection and sale during office hours at the Dindigul Local Planning Authority for three months.
Proposed and draft Dindigul plans
Notification number VI(1)/97/2011 proposes a comprehensive variation to the approved Thiruvalluvar Detailed Development Plan. Affected or interested persons could submit objections or suggestions to the Member Secretary, Dindigul Local Planning Authority, within sixty days of Gazette publication. The varied clauses and schedules become enforceable only from publication of a confirmed notification.
Notification number VI(1)/98/2011 publishes the draft Mullipadi Detailed Development Plan No. 1. It covers approximately 37.27.00 hectares and includes the listed survey fields in Mullipadi Village. The plan and enclosures could be inspected free during office hours.
Draft Avinashi plans
Notification numbers VI(1)/99/2011 and VI(1)/100/2011 publish Avinashi Detailed Development Plans Nos. 3 and 5. Interested or affected persons could object or make suggestions within sixty days to the Member Secretary, Avinashi Local Planning Authority. The plans cover 80.73.5 hectares and 89.95.0 hectares respectively.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my property is covered by one of these plans?
Compare the property's village and survey number with the relevant schedule. The detailed development plans and their enclosures were also available for inspection during office hours at the relevant local planning authority.
Did the Thottanuthu and Seelapadi plans take effect immediately?
Both approved plans came into operation from the date their notifications were published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, 2 March 2011.
Was the Thiruvalluvar comprehensive variation final?
No. Notification number VI(1)/97/2011 was a draft variation, and its clauses and schedules were to become enforceable only after publication of a confirmed notification.
Could landowners object to the Avinashi draft plans?
Yes. Affected or interested persons could submit objections or suggestions in writing, or represent in person, to the Member Secretary of the Avinashi Local Planning Authority within sixty days.
