Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I
Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I is a 1992 planning report prepared by the Madurai Local Planning Authority and the Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Madurai Region, for land use and development planning within the Madurai Local Planning Area. The Housing and Urban Development Department gave consent through G.O.Ms.No.838 dated 3 July 1980, but the supplied text does not identify a government order granting final approval.
What the plan covers
The Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I records the planning process for the Madurai Local Planning Area. It refers to a land and building use map, a zoning map, zoning regulations, development control regulations and designated uses.
The Madurai Local Planning Authority adopted the present land and building use map through Resolution No. 924 dated 10 March 1980. The authority also resolved to submit the Master Plan for government consent, and the Housing and Urban Development Department granted consent through G.O.Ms.No.838 dated 3 July 1980.
Who may be affected
The Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I is relevant to property owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with land inside the notified Madurai Local Planning Area. The applicable zoning category and designated use shown on the authenticated maps may be important when assessing a property or proposed development.
The supplied text does not reproduce property-level zoning details or identify individual survey numbers. A reader therefore cannot determine the permitted or designated use of a particular plot from this report extract alone.
Key records and safeguards
The Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I records that:
- The planning area was notified through several government orders and related Gazette publications.
- Confirmation under the Act was recorded for an earlier notification, while confirmation orders were still to be issued for areas notified through G.O.Ms.No.611 dated 7 May 1980 and G.O.Ms.No.503 dated 27 June 1984 of the Housing and Urban Development Department.
- The boundary of the Master Plan was marked by a red line and certified as corresponding to the notified planning area.
- The reports and plans were authenticated.
- Categories in the zoning map and zoning regulations were checked and found to match.
- Survey numbers, boundary descriptions, mapped zoning and designated uses were checked for consistency.
- Existing Detailed Development Plan boundaries, Town Planning Scheme boundaries and notified industrial and residential areas in operation were retained and shown in the plan.
- The certifying authorities stated that the prescribed preparation, publication and sanction procedures were followed.
Approval information in the supplied text
The Master Plan Madurai Local Planning Area, Part-I contains entries for submission of the plan for final government approval. However, the field for the government order granting final approval and the related publication fields do not contain approval details in the supplied text.
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Common questions
Does this extract tell me the zoning of my property in Madurai?
No. It refers to authenticated zoning and land use maps, but the supplied text does not provide plot-level zoning or individual survey number details.
Did the Government consent to the Madurai Master Plan?
Yes. The Housing and Urban Development Department granted consent through G.O.Ms.No.838 dated 3 July 1980.
Does the supplied text confirm final government approval of the Master Plan?
No final approval order is identified in the supplied text. The relevant final approval and publication fields are present but do not contain those details.
Were existing planning schemes retained in the Master Plan?
Yes. The certification states that existing Detailed Development Plan boundaries, Town Planning Scheme boundaries and notified industrial and residential areas already in operation were retained and indicated in the plan.