Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O.(Ms).No.306, Tiruppur Local Planning Area Declaration, 2013
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department, issued G.O.(Ms).No.306 on 31 December 2013 to confirm the Tiruppur Local Planning Area and identify the revenue villages included in it. The government order amends the Rural Development and Local Administration Department notification published on 18 September 1974 by replacing its table of areas with a new table covering villages in Tiruppur, Avinashi and Palladam taluks.
What the government order does
G.O.(Ms).No.306, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department on 31 December 2013, confirms the Tiruppur Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. It amends the Rural Development and Local Administration Department notification published on 18 September 1974 by substituting a new table of revenue villages.
The government had previously published its intention to add areas to the Tiruppur Local Planning Area in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 29 August 2012 and the Tiruppur District Gazette dated 27 October 2012.
Areas covered
The substituted table places the following revenue villages within the Tiruppur Local Planning Area:
- Tiruppur Taluk: Pongupalayam, Kanakkampalayam, Nerupperichal, Chettipalayam, Velampalayam, Thottipalayam, Mannarai, Tiruppur, Andipalayam, Mangalam, Iduvai, Veerapandi, Muthannampalayam, Nallur, Mudalipalayam, Nachipalayam, Peruntholuvu, Thonkuttipalayam, Ugayanur, North Avinashipalayam, Alagumalai, Kandiyan Kovil and South Avinashipalayam.
- Avinashi Taluk: Thekkalur, Sembainallur, Velayudampalayam, Pudupalayam, Kaniyampundi, Rakkiapalayam, Palangari, Avanashi, Ittiveerampalayam, Perumanallur, Kalipalayam, Chengapalli, Muthampalayam, Punjai Uthukuli, Agrahara Periyapalayam and Sarkar Periyapalayam.
- Palladam Taluk: Samalapuram, Ichipatti, Pumalur, Velampalayam, Sukkampalayam, Semmipalayam, Kodangipalayam, Paruvoy, K. Ayyampalayam, Karadibavi, Mallegoundenpalayam, Puliampatti, K. Krishnapuram, Anuppatti, Panikkampatti, Chittambalam, Vadugapalayam, Palladam, Naranapuram, Karaipudur, Ganapathipalayam, Pongalur, Madappur, Elavanthi, Kethanoor, Vavipalayam, V. Vadamalaipalayam, K. Kallipalayam and Kattur.
Public consultation and corrections
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning reported that no public objections or suggestions had been received. The Commissioner requested confirmation after correcting the names of certain villages in the earlier notifications, and the government accepted that proposal.
Why it matters
Property buyers, owners and professionals can use the substituted table in G.O.(Ms).No.306 to check whether land in a named revenue village forms part of the Tiruppur Local Planning Area. The order directed that the appended notification be published in the next issue of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my property is within the Tiruppur Local Planning Area?
Compare the property's revenue village with the substituted table in G.O.(Ms).No.306. The table lists covered villages in Tiruppur, Avinashi and Palladam taluks.
Did G.O.(Ms).No.306 cancel the 1974 notification?
No cancellation is stated. G.O.(Ms).No.306 amends the notification published on 18 September 1974 by replacing its table with a new table.
Were any public objections received about adding these areas?
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning reported that no objections or suggestions had been received from the public.
Why were village names changed in the final notification?
The source states that the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning requested confirmation after correcting the names of certain villages in the previous notifications.
