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Koothanallur Local Planning Area Thiruvarur District Approved Master Plan

The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Housing and Urban Development (UD 4-2) Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 221, dated 13 October 2010, approving the master plan for the Koothanallur Local Planning Area under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The approved plan assigns listed survey numbers or parts of survey numbers to residential, commercial, industrial, educational, public and semi-public, agricultural, transportation and water uses.

Category
Town and country planning orders
Pages
18
Status
In force
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What the document does

G.O. Ms. No. 221 of the Housing and Urban Development (UD 4-2) Department, dated 13 October 2010, records the Government's approval of the master plan submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning for the Koothanallur Local Planning Area in Thiruvarur District.

The Governor of Tamil Nadu approved the master plan under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The approval was also directed to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republished in the prescribed manner.

Who may be affected

The Koothanallur Local Planning Area Approved Master Plan is relevant to owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with land covered by its survey number schedules. A proposed use should be checked against the classification assigned to the full survey number or the identified part of that survey number.

The schedules expressly include:

  • Lakshmangudi Village, No. 34, comprising Survey Nos. 1 to 274.
  • Koothanallur, No. 35, comprising Survey Nos. 1 to 150.
  • A further supplied schedule containing survey numbers up to 298, although the village heading is not included in the source text provided.
  • Composite survey numbers that are shown as clubbed with other survey numbers.

Main land use classifications

The approved schedules divide listed land into the following uses:

  • Primary residential use.
  • Mixed residential use.
  • Commercial use.
  • Industrial use.
  • Educational use.
  • Public and semi-public use.
  • Agricultural use.
  • Transportation, identified as existing roads.
  • Land under water.

Lakshmangudi includes land assigned to every listed category, including industrial use. The Koothanallur schedule states that industrial use is nil. The further supplied schedule also states that industrial use is nil.

Some entries apply only to part of a survey number, shown as “pt” in the schedules. A survey number may therefore appear under more than one use category where different parts are classified differently.

Public access

The approved Koothanallur Local Planning Area master plan, together with all its enclosures, must be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Koothanallur Municipality during office hours. Copies of the approved master plan were also communicated to the Director of Town and Country Planning.

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Common questions

How can I check the approved use of land in Koothanallur or Lakshmangudi?

Match the land's survey number with the relevant schedule and land use category. Pay attention to entries marked “pt”, because the classification may cover only part of a survey number.

Where can I inspect the complete approved master plan?

The master plan and all its enclosures are to be available for public inspection at the office of the Koothanallur Municipality during office hours.

Does the approved plan provide industrial land in Koothanallur?

The schedule for Koothanallur, No. 35, states that industrial use is nil. The Lakshmangudi schedule assigns Survey Nos. 129 to 131 and 133 to 137 to industrial use.

Can one survey number appear under more than one land use?

Yes. The schedules contain survey numbers marked “pt” under different categories, indicating that separate parts of a survey number are listed for different uses.