G.O. Ms. No. 634, Tiruchengode Local Planning Area Declaration, 1974
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 634 dated 16 March 1974, declaring four revenue villages as the Tiruchengode Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The declaration covers Tiruchengode, Seetharampalayam, Kailasampalayam and Muthanampalayam, also identified in the document as Karattupalayam.
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 634 dated 16 March 1974. It declares four specified revenue villages to form the Tiruchengode Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
What the declaration does
G.O. Ms. No. 634 formally brings the listed revenue villages together as a local planning area named Tiruchengode. The appended notification was directed to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
The declaration followed an earlier proposal that notified the Government's intention to declare the local areas as a local planning area and to constitute a local planning authority. That proposal was published for general information in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 31 October 1973. The Government recorded that no objection or suggestion had been received.
Area covered
The Tiruchengode Local Planning Area comprises the following revenue villages, with the numbers printed in the notification:
- Revenue Village No. 34, Tiruchengode.
- Revenue Village No. 33, Seetharampalayam.
- Revenue Village No. 48, Kailasampalayam.
- Revenue Village No. 46, Muthanampalayam, described with an alias referring to Karattupalayam. The source contains an unclear character before the alias.
Who may be affected
G.O. Ms. No. 634 is relevant to owners, buyers and professionals dealing with land in any of the four listed revenue villages. It establishes that these villages fall within the named Tiruchengode Local Planning Area.
The document itself does not provide individual survey numbers, land-use classifications, development conditions, approval procedures, rates or fees. A property must therefore be connected to one of the named revenue villages before this declaration can be treated as relevant to its location.
Key points
- The local planning area is named Tiruchengode.
- Four revenue villages are included.
- The earlier proposal attracted no objection or suggestion.
- The final notification was made using the power under section 10(4) of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
- The declaration defines the planning area but does not itself grant development or building approval.
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Common questions
Which villages are included in the Tiruchengode Local Planning Area?
The notification lists Tiruchengode, Seetharampalayam, Kailasampalayam and Muthanampalayam, with the last village also referring to the alias Karattupalayam.
Was the declaration open to public objections before it was finalised?
Yes. The proposed declaration was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 31 October 1973, and the Government recorded that no objection or suggestion was received.
Does G.O. Ms. No. 634 grant permission to build or develop land?
No. G.O. Ms. No. 634 declares the boundaries of the Tiruchengode Local Planning Area. It does not grant a building or development approval.
Does the notification identify particular survey numbers or land-use zones?
No. The notification identifies the covered areas by revenue village number and name, but it does not list property survey numbers or land-use classifications.
