Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O.(Ms).No.41, Inclusion of Additional Areas in Tiruthani Local Planning Area, 2022
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 41 dated 6 April 2022, declaring the Government's intention to specify eight additional areas as part of the Tiruthani Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The supplied page does not name those eight areas because they are contained in an appended notification that is not included in the source text.
What the order does
Government Order (Ms.) No. 41 dated 6 April 2022, issued by the Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department, records the Government's decision to declare its intention to add areas to the Tiruthani Local Planning Area. The decision follows a proposal from the Director of Town and Country Planning and is made under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 10 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
The Director of Town and Country Planning requested the addition of eight areas. The Government states that it carefully considered the proposal and decided to specify the areas identified in the notification appended to the order.
Background recorded in the document
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department gives the following background:
- Tiruthani Local Planning Area had previously been declared through Government Order (Ms.) No. 504, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 22 June 1982.
- Government Order (Ms.) No. 116, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 12 August 2020, gave administrative sanction for preparing master plans for 75 towns.
- The Director of Town and Country Planning submitted the proposal through Letter Roc. No. 10853/2021/TCP7 dated 28 September 2021.
- The proposal sought to add eight additional areas to the Tiruthani Local Planning Area.
Who may be affected
Government Order (Ms.) No. 41 may be relevant to property buyers, owners, developers and planning professionals dealing with land in the eight proposed additional areas around Tiruthani. Inclusion within a local planning area determines the geographical scope of local planning, but the supplied page does not describe any particular development restriction, approval requirement, land classification or change of land use.
Important limitation of the supplied page
Government Order (Ms.) No. 41 refers to an appended notification containing the areas proposed for inclusion. That notification is not present in the supplied source text, so the village names, boundaries, survey numbers or other identifying details cannot be confirmed from this page alone.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (Ms.) No. 41 add areas to the Tiruthani Local Planning Area?
It declares the Government's intention to specify eight additional areas as part of the Tiruthani Local Planning Area. The supplied page does not provide the names or boundaries of those areas.
Which eight areas are covered?
The eight areas are stated to be in the notification appended to Government Order (Ms.) No. 41. That appended notification is not included in the supplied source text.
Does the order change my land use or building permissions?
The supplied page does not state any specific land use change, development restriction or building permission requirement. It concerns the proposed inclusion of additional areas within the Tiruthani Local Planning Area.
Why were additional areas proposed for Tiruthani?
The document records that the Director of Town and Country Planning requested the addition and that the Government considered the proposal. It also refers to earlier administrative sanction for preparing master plans for 75 towns.
