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G.O.(Ms.) No.134, Modified Master Plan for Sivaganga Local Planning Area, 2005

The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD 4.2) Department, issued G.O.(Ms.) No.134 dated 21 April 2005, approving the modified Master Plan for the Sivaganga Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The approved modified plan assigns proposed land uses to identified survey numbers and must be available for public inspection at the Sivaganga Municipality office during office hours.

Category
Town and country planning orders
Pages
77
Status
In force
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What the approval does

The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD 4.2) Department, issued G.O.(Ms.) No.134 dated 21 April 2005 after considering the modified Master Plan submitted by the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning. The Governor of Tamil Nadu approved the modified Master Plan for the Sivaganga Local Planning Area under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.

The approval followed an earlier government decision permitting publication of notice that the modified plan was being prepared. The notification of approval was also directed to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republished in the prescribed manner.

Areas and land uses covered

The modified Master Plan identifies proposed land uses by village and survey number. The supplied schedules include land in:

  • Kanjirangal village.
  • Kottagudi village.
  • Melavaniyangudi village.
  • Paiyur Pillaivayal village.

The listed classifications include:

  • Primary residential and mixed residential use.
  • Commercial use.
  • Educational use.
  • Industrial use, including controlled industries and general industries.
  • Public and semi-public use.
  • Agricultural use.
  • Land under water.
  • Roads and proposed roads.
  • Railway land.
  • Areas covered by approved or consented Detailed Development Plans.

Some survey numbers are divided between more than one proposed use, as shown by the notation “pt” in the schedules. For example, the schedules assign different uses to parts of survey numbers in Kanjirangal, Kottagudi, Melavaniyangudi and Paiyur Pillaivayal.

Who may be affected

The approved modified Master Plan is relevant to owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with land inside the Sivaganga Local Planning Area. A property's proposed use depends on its revenue village, survey number and, where applicable, the particular part of that survey number.

The document also records earlier government variations to land uses in the approved 1991 Master Plan map. The table includes variations involving residential, commercial, agricultural, public and semi-public, and land under water classifications, together with the classification shown in the reviewed Master Plan.

Public inspection

The approved modified Master Plan and all its enclosures must be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Sivaganga Municipality during office hours. Buyers and owners can inspect the plan there to check the proposed classification applying to a particular survey number.

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Common questions

Where can I inspect the approved Sivaganga modified Master Plan?

The modified Master Plan and all its enclosures must be available for public inspection at the Sivaganga Municipality office during office hours.

Does the plan specify land use by survey number?

Yes. The schedules identify proposed land uses by revenue village and survey number, including parts of survey numbers marked “pt”.

What types of land use appear in the supplied schedules?

They include residential, commercial, educational, industrial, public and semi-public, agricultural, land under water, roads, proposed roads and railway uses.

Which villages are identified in the supplied land-use schedules?

The supplied schedules identify Kanjirangal, Kottagudi, Melavaniyangudi and Paiyur Pillaivayal villages.