Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O.Ms.No.280, Modified Master Plan for Tirupur Local Planning Area, 2006
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD-IV(2)) Department, issued G.O.Ms.No.280 dated 27 October 2006, approving the modified Master Plan for the Tirupur Local Planning Area submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning. The modified plan reviews and changes the earlier Master Plan approved by G.O.Ms.No.354 dated 13 March 1991 and provides the planning framework for land use, infrastructure and development control in Tirupur and its surrounding planning area.
What the document does
G.O.Ms.No.280 dated 27 October 2006, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD-IV(2)) Department, gives government approval to the modified Master Plan for the Tirupur Local Planning Area. The approval followed submission of the modified plan by the Director of Town and Country Planning and a resolution of the Tirupur Local Planning Authority dated 23 March 2005.
The approved modification reviews the earlier Tirupur Master Plan, which the Government had approved through G.O.Ms.No.354 dated 13 March 1991.
Area and planning purpose
The modified Master Plan for the Tirupur Local Planning Area is intended to guide orderly development in Tirupur and its surroundings. The source describes the Local Planning Area as comprising Tirupur Municipality, two town panchayats and thirteen revenue panchayats, including villages in Palladam Taluk, Avinashi Taluk and Erode Taluk.
The plan was reviewed because of rapid population growth, industrial expansion, increased demand for land and uncontrolled residential, commercial and industrial development. It is intended to coordinate development with infrastructure and public facilities.
Who may be affected
The modified Master Plan for the Tirupur Local Planning Area may be relevant to:
- Property owners, buyers and developers within the notified planning area.
- Businesses proposing industrial or commercial development.
- Local bodies and public authorities responsible for development control and infrastructure.
- Residents concerned with roads, water supply, sewage, parks, schools, medical facilities and public utilities.
The supplied text does not provide individual survey numbers or plot-specific land use classifications. Those details would need to be checked in the approved plan and its enclosures.
Key provisions and public access
The Government approval provides that:
- The modified Master Plan and all its enclosures are approved as submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning.
- Approval is to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- The Director of Town and Country Planning must ensure republication in the prescribed manner.
- The modified Master Plan, including all enclosures, must remain open for public inspection at the office of Tirupur Municipality during office hours.
- The planning framework addresses land use densities and intensities, roads, water, sewage, public utilities, parks, educational institutions and medical facilities.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No.280 approve a new plan for Tirupur?
It approves a modified Master Plan for the Tirupur Local Planning Area. The modification reviews the earlier Master Plan approved by G.O.Ms.No.354 dated 13 March 1991.
Where can I inspect the approved Tirupur Master Plan?
The modified Master Plan and all its enclosures are to be kept open for public inspection at the office of Tirupur Municipality during office hours.
Does the document show the land use classification of my property?
The supplied text does not list survey numbers or property-specific classifications. The approved plan and its enclosures should be inspected for those details.
What types of development matters does the modified Master Plan cover?
It provides a framework for land use density and intensity and indicates infrastructure and facilities such as roads, water, sewage, public utilities, parks, educational institutions and medical facilities.
