Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

G.O. (Ms.) No. 129, Construction of 216 Apartments at Ayanavaram, 2021

In force

The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 on November 12, 2021, granting administrative approval for the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to construct 216 apartments in the Ayanavaram scheme area of Chennai district. The Rs. 88.28 crore self financing project, excluding land cost, will use Tamil Nadu Housing Board funds and requires a detailed estimate to be reviewed by a Board subcommittee before tenders are invited or funds are approved.

CategoryHousing board
Effective1 January 2024
Pages2
StatusIn force
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Purpose

Government Order (Ms.) No. 129, dated November 12, 2021, authorises the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to proceed administratively with a residential construction project in the Ayanavaram scheme area of Chennai district. The Housing and Urban Development Department issued the approval after considering a proposal from the Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Housing Board.

The project is intended to support the government’s effort to provide homes that members of the public can purchase at affordable prices.

What the approval covers

Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 approves the following:

  • Construction of 216 apartments in the Ayanavaram scheme area.
  • Implementation under a self financing scheme.
  • Use of Tamil Nadu Housing Board funds.
  • A project cost of Rs. 88.28 crore, excluding the value of the land.

An announcement made in the Legislative Assembly on September 1, 2021, had estimated the project at Rs. 86.31 crore. The Tamil Nadu Housing Board later requested approval for Rs. 88.28 crore, excluding land cost, and the government accepted that proposal. The Board had approved the proposal through agenda item 4.03 dated October 20, 2021.

Financial review condition

Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 makes the administrative approval subject to a financial review. A detailed estimate must be prepared and examined by a Tamil Nadu Housing Board subcommittee that includes a Finance Department member.

This review must take place before either:

  • Tenders are invited for the project.
  • Financial approval is given.

The government directed the Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to take the necessary action. The government order was issued with the Finance Department’s concurrence dated November 2, 2021.

Who may be affected

Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 directly concerns the Tamil Nadu Housing Board and the officials responsible for planning, funding, reviewing and tendering the Ayanavaram apartment project. It may also interest prospective buyers looking for Tamil Nadu Housing Board apartments in Ayanavaram.

The document does not announce applications, allotment conditions, buyer eligibility, apartment sizes, individual sale prices or a completion date. It grants administrative approval for construction and does not itself allot an apartment to any person.

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Common questions

How many apartments are approved at Ayanavaram?

The government approved construction of 216 apartments in the Ayanavaram scheme area of Chennai district.

What is the approved project cost?

The approved cost is Rs. 88.28 crore, excluding the value of the land. The project will use Tamil Nadu Housing Board funds under a self financing scheme.

Can the Tamil Nadu Housing Board invite tenders immediately?

A detailed estimate must first be prepared and examined by a Board subcommittee that includes a Finance Department member. This review is required before tenders are invited or financial approval is given.

Does the government order explain how to apply for an apartment?

No. Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 does not provide application procedures, eligibility conditions, allotment terms or individual sale prices.