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Tiruvarur Local Planning Area Approved Master Plan

The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department issued G.O.Ms.No.22 dated 5 January 1990, approving the Master Plan for the Tiruvarur Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The approval covers the plan and its enclosures, including schedules that identify land by ward, block and town survey number.

Category
Town and country planning orders
Pages
56
Status
In force
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What the approval does

The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department, through G.O.Ms.No.22 dated 5 January 1990, records the Governor of Tamil Nadu's approval of the Master Plan for the Tiruvarur Local Planning Area. The plan was submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning and approved under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.

The government had previously consented to publication of the notice preparing the master plan through G.O.Ms.No.544, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 11 July 1984. G.O.Ms.No.22 also directs publication of the approval in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Land covered by the schedules

The Tiruvarur Local Planning Area Approved Master Plan contains land schedules organised by:

  • Zonal code number.
  • Ward number.
  • Block number.
  • Town survey number.
  • Existing use.

The supplied schedule is headed Residential Zone I(a), Primary Residential. It includes zonal entries such as PR 1, PR 2, PR 3, PR 4 and PR 5 across identified wards and blocks. Some blocks are included in full, while others are included only in part.

The schedules use existing-use entries including R, C, P, Ag., L.U.W., I, Road and Channel. The source does not provide definitions for these abbreviations. Some town survey numbers are marked as partial entries, so the whole survey number should not automatically be assumed to have the same treatment.

Who should check the plan

The Tiruvarur Local Planning Area Approved Master Plan may be relevant to buyers, owners and professionals dealing with land identified by the listed ward, block and town survey numbers. The schedules show that land within the same block or survey number range may have different recorded existing uses.

Before relying on a broad survey number range, readers should check whether a specific town survey number, or only part of it, is separately listed for another use. The approved master plan and all its enclosures are available for public inspection at the office of the Tiruvarur Municipality during office hours.

Key points

  • Government approval applies to the Master Plan for the Tiruvarur Local Planning Area and all its enclosures.
  • The plan was submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning.
  • Land is identified through ward, block and town survey details.
  • Public inspection is available at the Tiruvarur Municipality office during office hours.

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Common questions

Where can I inspect the approved Tiruvarur master plan?

The Master Plan for the Tiruvarur Local Planning Area and all its enclosures must be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Tiruvarur Municipality during office hours.

How can I check whether my property appears in the plan schedules?

Compare the property's ward number, block number and town survey number with the schedule. Check carefully for entries marked as partial and for survey numbers separately listed under different existing uses.

Does the document explain abbreviations such as R, Ag. and L.U.W.?

No. The schedules use these existing-use codes, but the supplied text does not define them.

Who submitted and approved the Tiruvarur master plan?

The Director of Town and Country Planning submitted the plan. The Governor of Tamil Nadu approved it through G.O.Ms.No.22 of the Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 5 January 1990.