Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
Krishnagiri District School Building Application Orders under G.O.No.76
The Housing and Urban Development Department issued Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018, and this Krishnagiri District record lists decisions on school building online applications handled under it. It identifies each institution and application, then records whether consent or concurrence was issued, or whether the application was rejected.
What the record covers
The Krishnagiri District record covers 74 online applications relating to school buildings under Housing and Urban Development Department Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018. Entries include nursery, primary, matriculation, higher secondary, public and international schools.
Each entry provides some or all of the following information:
- Name of the school or institution.
- Online application number.
- Application date.
- Recorded outcome.
- Proceedings reference and decision date.
- Reason for rejection, where stated.
Who may be affected
The Krishnagiri District school building application list directly concerns the institutions named in it. It may also be relevant to owners, buyers and professionals examining land or buildings occupied by one of those schools, because the record shows the outcome of a particular school building application.
The application number and proceedings reference are important identifiers. Some institution names appear more than once, and some entries have similar or repeated application numbers, so the exact entry should be matched carefully.
Key outcomes
The Krishnagiri District list records three types of outcomes:
- Consent issued. Examples include Little Star Nursery and Primary School, Vikaas Blue Bells Nursery and Primary School, Trinity Matric Higher Secondary School and Adhiyaman Matric Higher Secondary School.
- Concurrence issued. The entries include St. Mary’s English School, Sri Vidhya Mandir Higher Secondary School and Selva Matric Higher Secondary School.
- Application rejected. Each rejected entry should be read with its stated reason and proceedings reference.
Reasons given for rejection
The Krishnagiri District record gives several reasons for rejection:
- Many applications were rejected for non-production of documents required under Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018.
- Several applications were rejected because the site lies in a planning area.
- Sri Sankara Vidyalaya Nursery and Primary School was rejected because of a land ownership legal dispute, with the building recorded as constructed on temple land.
A consent or concurrence entry should be identified using the institution name, application number and cited proceedings. A rejection does not have one common reason across the list, so the reason attached to the relevant application matters.
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Common questions
Does the list approve every school building application in Krishnagiri District?
No. The list contains applications for which consent or concurrence was issued, as well as applications that were rejected.
Why were many school applications rejected?
Many entries state that the required documents under Housing and Urban Development Department Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018, were not produced. Other stated reasons include the site lying in a planning area and a land ownership legal dispute.
How can I identify the decision for a particular school?
Match the school name with its online application number and application date. The corresponding entry provides the outcome and, where shown, the proceedings reference and decision date.
Does the record identify a school with a land ownership dispute?
Yes. The application of Sri Sankara Vidyalaya Nursery and Primary School was rejected because of a land ownership legal dispute, and the record states that the building was constructed on temple land.
