Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

Regularisation of School Buildings under G.O. No.76, Housing and Urban Development Department, Dated.14.06.2018, Erode District

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The Housing and Urban Development Department's Erode District record lists decisions on school building regularisation applications under G.O. No.76, dated 14 June 2018. It identifies each institution and application, then records whether concurrence was issued or the application was rejected, with many rejections attributed to failure to produce required documents.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages10
StatusIn force
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What the record covers

The Housing and Urban Development Department's Erode District record concerns applications for regularisation of school buildings under G.O. No.76, dated 14 June 2018. The table provides the institution name, online application number, application date and the order passed.

The listed applicants include nursery and primary schools, matriculation schools, higher secondary schools, public schools, educational trusts and charitable trusts in Erode District.

Decisions recorded

The Erode District record shows two principal outcomes:

  • Concurrence issued, with a separate Roc. reference and decision date.
  • Application rejected because documents required under G.O. No.76, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 14 June 2018, were not produced.

Institutions recorded as receiving concurrence include Chinthamani Vidyalaya Nursery and Primary School, Isha Vidhya Matriculation School, Kongu Vellalar Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Geethaanjali All India Senior Secondary School, The Optimus Public School and Kongu National Matriculation School.

Institutions recorded as rejected include SRT Universal Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Sri Vidya Mandhir Matriculation School, Vishweswaraiyah Matric Higher Secondary School, Shree Gurukulam Public School, Maharaja International School and several nursery and primary schools. The table links each result to its specific online application number.

Who should check it

The Erode District school building regularisation record is relevant to school owners, educational trusts, property owners, buyers and professionals examining premises used by a listed institution. A reader should match the institution name with the online application number because some institutions appear more than once or have applications for differently named school divisions.

Limits of the information

The Erode District record reports the result of each listed regularisation application. It does not provide property ownership details, survey numbers, site boundaries, building measurements or conditions attached to concurrence. For a listed property, the relevant Roc. reference identifies the recorded concurrence or rejection decision.

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Common questions

Does every school in the Erode District list have regularisation concurrence?

No. Some applications are recorded as having concurrence issued, while many others were rejected for not producing documents required under G.O. No.76.

How can I identify the decision for a particular school?

Match the institution name and online application number in the table. The orders column gives the outcome and the relevant Roc. reference.

Why were the rejected applications refused?

The listed rejection entries state that required documents under G.O. No.76, Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 14 June 2018, were not produced.

Does the record include land ownership or survey details?

No. It lists institution names, online application numbers, application dates and orders passed, but does not provide ownership, survey number or boundary information.