Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

G.O. Ms. No. 439, Local Planning Area, Komarapalayam Declaration under section 10(1), Preliminary Notification

In force

The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD 4(2)) Department issued Government Order Ms. No. 439 dated 7 April 1980, giving preliminary notice of its intention to declare specified revenue village areas as the Kumarapalayam Local Planning Area and to constitute a Local Planning Authority for it. The proposal was not a final declaration, and inhabitants, local authorities and institutions in the proposed area could submit objections or suggestions within two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages2
StatusIn force
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Purpose

Government Order Ms. No. 439 dated 7 April 1980 was issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD 4(2)) Department. It records a proposal to declare specified areas as a Local Planning Area named Kumarapalayam and to constitute a Local Planning Authority for that area.

The appended notification declares the Governor of Tamil Nadu's intention to specify the listed areas as a Local Planning Area. It is a preliminary notification rather than a final declaration.

Areas covered

The proposed Kumarapalayam Local Planning Area consists of the following revenue village areas:

  • Revenue Village No. 44, Kumarapalayam Agraharam, part only.
  • Revenue Village No. 45, Ayyampalayam Agraharam.
  • Revenue Village No. 46, Kumarapalayam Ammani, part only.

The heading refers to Komarapalayam, while the notification table names the proposed Local Planning Area as Kumarapalayam. The source does not provide boundary descriptions for the parts of Kumarapalayam Agraharam and Kumarapalayam Ammani that are included.

Who may be affected

The preliminary notification directly concerns inhabitants, local authorities and institutions within the listed revenue village areas. A property buyer or owner in Kumarapalayam Agraharam or Kumarapalayam Ammani would need to establish whether the property falls within the included part, because only part of each village is listed. Ayyampalayam Agraharam is listed without a part qualification.

Objections and publication

The preliminary notification provides the following process:

  • It was to be published in English in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
  • It was also to be published in English and Tamil in the Coimbatore District Gazette.
  • The proposal would be considered again on or after two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
  • Objections or suggestions received before that period expired would be considered by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
  • Submissions could be made by any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed area.
  • Written objections or suggestions were to be addressed to the Commissioner and Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort St. George, Madras-9.

The Government Order also asked the Collector of Coimbatore to republish the notification in the District Gazette and report the republication date to the Government.

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Common questions

Did Government Order Ms. No. 439 finally create the Kumarapalayam Local Planning Area?

No. It gave preliminary notice of the Government's intention and stated that the proposal would be considered again after the objection period.

Which villages were proposed for inclusion?

The proposal covered part of Kumarapalayam Agraharam, all of Ayyampalayam Agraharam as listed, and part of Kumarapalayam Ammani.

How long was allowed for objections or suggestions?

Objections or suggestions had to be received before two months expired from the notification's publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Who could object to the proposed Local Planning Area?

Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed area could submit a written objection or suggestion to the Commissioner and Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort St. George, Madras-9.