Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
Educational institutional buildings regularization under G.O 76, Housing and Urban Development Department, Dated. 14.06.2018, Tiruvallur district-School List as on 18.11.2022
The Housing and Urban Development Department issued G.O. 76, dated 14 June 2018, and this Tiruvallur district school list records educational institutional building regularisation outcomes under that government order as on 18 November 2022. It identifies 60 applications and states whether concurrence was issued or the application was rejected, together with available application numbers, proceeding references and dates.
What the document covers
The Tiruvallur district school list under Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. 76, dated 14 June 2018, reports decisions on applications for regularisation of educational institutional buildings. The table is stated to be current as on 18 November 2022.
The numbered list contains 60 applications from nursery, primary, matriculation, higher secondary and international schools. Of these entries, 46 are recorded as having received concurrence and 14 are recorded as rejected.
Who may be affected
The Tiruvallur district list is relevant to:
- School owners and administrators checking the recorded outcome of a regularisation application.
- Property owners whose buildings are occupied or proposed to be occupied by a listed educational institution.
- Buyers and professionals reviewing the planning history of property associated with a listed school.
- People checking whether a particular application received concurrence or was rejected.
The table does not provide survey numbers, property boundaries or ownership details. A reader must therefore identify an entry through the institution name, online application number and the referenced proceedings.
Information recorded
For each listed institution, the table provides some or all of the following:
- Serial number and institution name.
- Online application number.
- Application date.
- Whether concurrence was issued or the application was rejected.
- The relevant Roc. proceeding number and decision date.
Examples of institutions recorded as receiving concurrence include Velammal Matric Higher Secondary School, The Velammal International School, Saai Sri Matriculation Higher Secondary School and Sri Ayyan Vidyashram Higher Secondary School.
Reasons recorded for rejection
The Tiruvallur district list gives several reasons for rejected applications:
- Failure to produce documents required under Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. 76, dated 14 June 2018.
- Failure to file documents with the concerned district office.
- A site falling within a planning area.
A concurrence entry applies only to the particular institution and online application identified in the table. The list does not state that concurrence proves ownership, defines a property boundary or replaces the underlying proceeding referenced by its Roc. number.
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Common questions
Does every school in the Tiruvallur district list have regularisation concurrence?
No. The list records 46 applications with concurrence and 14 applications as rejected.
Why were some school applications rejected?
Recorded reasons include failure to produce required documents, failure to file documents with the concerned district office, and the site falling within a planning area.
How can I check the result for a particular school property?
Match the institution name and online application number, then check the stated outcome and Roc. proceeding reference. The list does not provide survey numbers, boundaries or ownership details.
Can the same institution name appear with different outcomes?
Yes. LEF Eden Matriculation Higher Secondary School appears in two entries with different online application numbers, one rejected and one receiving concurrence.
