G.O.Ms.No.2037, Mannargudi Local Planning Area Preliminary Notification, 1973
The Rural Development and Local Administration Department issued Government Order Ms. No. 2037, dated 20 September 1973, announcing a preliminary proposal to form the Mannargudi Local Planning Area from specified revenue villages and to constitute a local planning authority for it. The notification invited inhabitants, local authorities and institutions in the proposed area to submit written objections or suggestions before the stated period expired.
What the notification does
Government Order Ms. No. 2037, dated 20 September 1973, was issued by the Rural Development and Local Administration Department. It declares the Governor of Tamil Nadu's intention to specify the listed local areas as the Mannargudi Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
The proposal also contemplated constituting a local planning authority for the Mannargudi Local Planning Area. The supplied text is a preliminary notification and does not record a final declaration.
Areas covered by the proposal
The Mannargudi Local Planning Area proposal covers the following places identified in the notification:
- E. Mannargudi
- Revenue Village No. 137, Neduvakkottai
- Revenue Village No. 148, Melavasal
- Revenue Village No. 136, Gopralayam
- No. 9/2, Narasimhachari, included in Moovanallur Village
- No. 9/1, Andikulam
- Revenue Village No. 135, Asesham (Chief)
- Asesham (Additional)
- Revenue Village No. 28, Pamani
- Revenue Village No. 46, Ramapuram
- Revenue Village No. 91, Mudalsethi
- Revenue Village No. 92, Munam Sethi
- Revenue Village No. 94, Serangulam
- Revenue Village No. 93, Nalansethi
- Revenue Village No. 47, Kailasanatharkoil
Property owners and buyers dealing with land in any of these places should note that the notification proposed bringing the area within a named local planning area.
Publication and public responses
The Rural Development and Local Administration Department directed publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republication in English and Tamil in the Thanjavur District Gazette. The Collector of Thanjavur was asked to arrange district republication, while the Director of Translation, Madras, was asked to prepare the Tamil translation.
The notification stated that the proposal would be considered again on or after two months from its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. During that period, inhabitants, local authorities and institutions in the proposed area could submit objections or suggestions in writing to the Secretary to Government, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Fort St. George, Madras-9.
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Common questions
Does this notification finally create the Mannargudi Local Planning Area?
No final declaration appears in the supplied text. Government Order Ms. No. 2037 records an intention to specify the listed places as the Mannargudi Local Planning Area and provides for later consideration after public notice.
Could the notification affect land in Pamani or Melavasal?
Yes. Pamani, identified as Revenue Village No. 28, and Melavasal, identified as Revenue Village No. 148, are among the areas included in the proposed Mannargudi Local Planning Area.
Who was allowed to object to the Mannargudi planning area proposal?
Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed local area could send a written objection or suggestion within the period stated in the notification.
Where were objections or suggestions to be sent?
Written objections or suggestions were to be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Fort St. George, Madras-9.
