Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

G.O.(Ms).No.171, Peranampattu Local Planning Area, Preliminary Notification

In force

The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department issued G.O.(Ms).No.171, dated 3 July 2013, declaring the Governor of Tamil Nadu's intention to specify the area comprising Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality as a local planning area. The preliminary notification also invites inhabitants, local authorities and institutions in the proposed area to submit written objections or suggestions within two months from its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages3
StatusIn force
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What the notification does

G.O.(Ms).No.171 of the Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department begins the process of specifying the whole area comprising Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality as a local planning area. It is a declaration of intention under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971, rather than a final declaration in the supplied text.

The proposal followed a Budget session announcement that Peranampattu, Kangeyam, Vellakoil and Gudalur municipalities would be declared as single local planning areas and that master plans would be prepared for planned development. G.O.(Ms).No.171 deals specifically with Peranampattu.

Who may be affected

The proposed Peranampattu local planning area covers the area within Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality. The notification is relevant to:

  • Inhabitants of the proposed local planning area.
  • Property owners and buyers whose land or buildings are within Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality.
  • Peranampattu Municipality and other local authorities or institutions in the area.
  • Professionals dealing with planning or development within the municipal limits.

The supplied text does not set out development controls, land use classifications or approval requirements. It records only the preliminary intention to specify the municipal area as a local planning area and provides an opportunity for representations.

Key provisions

G.O.(Ms).No.171 provides that:

  • The area comprising Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality is proposed to become a local planning area.
  • Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed area may submit an objection or suggestion.
  • Written representations must be received before two months expire from the date on which the notification is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
  • Representations must be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort Saint George, Chennai, 600 009.
  • The Government of Tamil Nadu will duly consider objections and suggestions received within the permitted period.

Publication process

The preliminary notification is to be published in English in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. It is also to be republished in English and Tamil in the Vellore District Gazette. The Collector of Vellore District was asked to arrange republication and report its date to the Government, while the Director of Translation was directed to prepare the Tamil version.

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Common questions

Does G.O.(Ms).No.171 finally declare Peranampattu as a local planning area?

The supplied notification declares the Governor of Tamil Nadu's intention to specify Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality as a local planning area. It is described as a preliminary notification.

Does the proposed local planning area cover all of Peranampattu Municipality?

Yes. The notification refers to the area comprising Peranampattu Second Grade Municipality.

How long do I have to object or make a suggestion?

An objection or suggestion must be received before two months expire from the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. The period runs from Gazette publication, not from the date printed on the government order.

Where should an objection or suggestion be sent?

It should be made in writing and addressed to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort Saint George, Chennai, 600 009.