Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O. (Ms.) No. 171, Inclusion of Additional Areas in Krishnagiri Local Planning Area, 2016
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development [UD4-2] Department, issued G.O. (Ms.) No. 171 dated 17 October 2016 to confirm the inclusion of additional areas in the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area. It amends the Rural Development and Local Administration Department notification published on 12 June 1974 by replacing its table of areas with a new table covering Krishnagiri Municipality and 14 revenue villages.
What the document does
G.O. (Ms.) No. 171 dated 17 October 2016, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development [UD4-2] Department, formally declares the places listed in its notification to be the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area. The notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 2 November 2016.
The declaration amends the Rural Development and Local Administration Department notification published on 12 June 1974. It replaces the earlier table in that notification with a new table identifying the municipality and revenue villages included in the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area.
Areas covered
The Krishnagiri Local Planning Area table includes Krishnagiri Municipality and the following revenue villages:
- Revenue Village 70, Boganapalli
- Revenue Village 89, Kattiganapalli
- Revenue Village 119, Orappam
- Revenue Village 68, Kallugurikki
- Revenue Village 67, Kundarapalli
- Revenue Village 73, Bayyanapalli
- Revenue Village 74, Kondapalli
- Revenue Village 72, Kottapeta
- Revenue Village 69, Katinayanapalli
- Revenue Village 88, Peddatalapalli
- Revenue Village 87, Gangaleri
- Revenue Village 90, Devasamudram
- Revenue Village 91, Agasipalli
- Revenue Village 92, Periyamuthur
How the inclusion was confirmed
The Government of Tamil Nadu had previously published its intention to include additional areas in the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area. That intention appeared in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 10 July 2013 and in the Krishnagiri District Gazette, Supplement 1, November 2013.
The Director of Town and Country Planning reported that no public objections or suggestions had been received and requested confirmation. The Government accepted that proposal and issued the final declaration.
Who should check the document
Property buyers, owners and professionals dealing with land in Krishnagiri Municipality or any of the 14 listed revenue villages should note that these places are identified as part of the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area. The document changes the notified planning area boundary, but it does not state any land use classification, planning permission decision, fee, rate or development entitlement for an individual property.
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Common questions
Is my village included in the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area?
It is included if it is one of the 14 named revenue villages in the replacement table. Krishnagiri Municipality is also included.
Was the inclusion only proposed, or was it finally confirmed?
The inclusion was finally confirmed by G.O. (Ms.) No. 171 dated 17 October 2016. The earlier intention had been published for public information in 2013.
Were any public objections received about the additional areas?
No. The Director of Town and Country Planning reported that no objections or suggestions were received from the public.
Does the document grant planning permission for my property?
No individual planning permission is granted by this document. It identifies Krishnagiri Municipality and the listed revenue villages as the Krishnagiri Local Planning Area.
