G.O.(Ms.) No.93, Construction of 100 TNGRHS Flats at Thalavadi, Erode District
The Government of Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development [HB3(2)] Department, through G.O.(Ms.) No.93 dated 26 June 2025, grants in-principle administrative sanction for the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to construct 100 TNGRHS flats in S.F.No.24, Marur Village, Thalavadi Taluk, Erode District. The project must use Tamil Nadu Housing Board funds, be limited to four floors, and obtain separate financial sanction based on revised estimates and the availability of additional land.
What the government has approved
G.O.(Ms.) No.93 dated 26 June 2025 of the Government of Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development [HB3(2)] Department gives in-principle administrative sanction for 100 TNGRHS flats in S.F.No.24, Marur Village, Thalavadi Taluk, Erode District. The Tamil Nadu Housing Board will construct the flats as the first phase of the announced project.
The approval is in principle. The Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Housing Board must submit a separate proposal for financial sanction, supported by revised estimates and based on whether additional land is available.
Project size and estimated cost
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board prepared a Detailed Project Report using the Public Works Department plinth area rate for 2024-25. Key project details are:
- 100 TNGRHS flats are proposed.
- The estimated scheme cost is Rs.6,500 lakh, excluding land cost.
- The stated construction cost is Rs.5,033 per square foot without overheads.
- The stated construction cost is Rs.6,238 per square foot with overheads.
- The approximate flat areas, excluding common areas, are 970 square feet for B Type, 830 square feet for C Type and 660 square feet for D Type.
The cost with overheads includes price adjustment, escalation, contingencies and petty supervision charges, supervision charges, Labour Welfare Fund and Goods and Service Tax at the rates recorded in the government order.
Conditions attached to the approval
G.O.(Ms.) No.93 requires the following:
- Construction must be funded from Tamil Nadu Housing Board funds.
- Rent received from occupants must be appropriated by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board.
- The District Collector must be requested to provide additional land.
- The buildings must be restricted to a maximum of four floors.
- Revised estimates must reflect the four-floor limit and the availability of additional land.
The four-floor restriction was imposed because Thalavadi is described as a remote area where water pressure and other infrastructure are considered suitable only for low-height buildings.
Who is affected
The approval directly concerns the Tamil Nadu Housing Board, the District Collector of Erode District and the proposed TNGRHS occupants. The document does not provide allotment procedures, applicant eligibility, rent amounts or a construction completion date.
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Common questions
Has the government finally sanctioned all project funding?
No. G.O.(Ms.) No.93 grants only in-principle administrative sanction. The Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Housing Board must submit a separate proposal for financial sanction with revised estimates.
Where will the 100 TNGRHS flats be built?
The flats are proposed in S.F.No.24, Marur Village, Thalavadi Taluk, Erode District.
How many floors can the housing buildings have?
The buildings must be restricted to a maximum of four floors because the document states that local water pressure and other infrastructure are suitable only for low-height buildings.
Who will fund the construction and receive the rent?
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board must construct the project using its own funds. Rent collected from occupants will also be appropriated by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board.
