G.O.(2D) No.11, Web Based Plan Scrutiny System, 2013
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department issued G.O.(2D) No.11 dated 29 January 2013, approving implementation of a web based plan scrutiny system based on Development Control Regulations in specified planning areas, the Chengalpattu Region, the Mamallapuram New Town Development Area and the Head Office at Chennai. The Government sanctioned Rs.2.20 crores from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund and permitted the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning to use the services of M/s. Vinza Solutions.
Purpose
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department issued G.O.(2D) No.11 dated 29 January 2013 to fund and implement a web based system for scrutinising plans against Development Control Regulations. The approved project covers specified planning areas, the Chengalpattu Region, the Mamallapuram New Town Development Area and the Head Office of the Town and Country Planning Department at Chennai.
The document is an administrative and funding approval. Its stated purpose is to establish the scrutiny system, rather than to approve any individual building or development plan.
Areas covered
G.O.(2D) No.11 identifies the following locations in the proposal:
- Coimbatore
- Madurai
- Tirunelveli
- Salem
- Tiruchirappalli
- Erode
- Thoothukudi
- Vellore
- Tiruppur
- Mamallapuram
- Kancheepuram
- Chengalpattu Region
- Mamallapuram New Town Development Area
- Head Office at Chennai
Property owners, buyers, developers and professionals submitting plans in these locations may encounter the web based scrutiny system when plans are checked against the applicable Development Control Regulations.
Key provisions
G.O.(2D) No.11 provides that:
- The Government sanctioned Rs.2,20,00,000, stated as Rupees Two Crore and twenty lakh, for the project.
- Funding is to come from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
- The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning is permitted to implement the system using the services of M/s. Vinza Solutions.
- The Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund Promotion Committee approved the proposal for web based Auto Development Control Regulations software and necessary hardware.
- The committee required careful assessment of system requirements and a detailed SRS study with justification.
- ELCOT had floated the tender, and M/s. Vinza Solutions was identified as the lowest price offered bidder.
- An agreement had been signed between the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning and M/s. Vinza Solutions.
- The Director of Town and Country Planning was authorised to draw the sanctioned amount by account payee cheque in favour of M/s. Vinza Solutions.
Practical effect
G.O.(2D) No.11 supports computerised scrutiny of submitted plans against Development Control Regulations in the covered locations. The document does not record approval of a particular property, layout or building application, so applicants still need their individual plans to undergo the relevant scrutiny process.
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Common questions
Does G.O.(2D) No.11 approve my building plan?
No individual building plan is approved in the document. G.O.(2D) No.11 approves funding and implementation of a web based system for scrutinising plans against Development Control Regulations.
How much funding was sanctioned for the plan scrutiny system?
The Government sanctioned Rs.2,20,00,000, stated as Rupees Two Crore and twenty lakh, from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
Which company was engaged to implement the system?
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning was permitted to use the services of M/s. Vinza Solutions. The document states that the company was the lowest price offered bidder and had signed an agreement with the Commissioner.
Will property applications in Chennai be covered?
G.O.(2D) No.11 specifically includes the Head Office at Chennai. The other covered locations are the listed planning areas, the Chengalpattu Region and the Mamallapuram New Town Development Area.
