G.O. (Ms.) No. 6, Inclusion of Additional Villages in Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area, 2002
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD.4.2) Department, issued G.O. (Ms.) No. 6 dated 4 January 2002 to declare its intention to include additional areas in the Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area and declare it a composite local planning area. The document publishes a draft amendment to an earlier notification and provides a two-month period from Gazette publication for objections or suggestions.
What the document does
G.O. (Ms.) No. 6 dated 4 January 2002 proposes to expand the Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area by substituting a new list of entries in an earlier Rural Development and Local Administration Department notification published on 10 April 1974, as subsequently amended. The proposal is made under section 10(1)(b) of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
The Government of Tamil Nadu also states its intention to declare Tiruvannamalai as a composite local planning area. The text is a draft notification for public consideration, rather than a statement that the proposed amendment has already become final.
Areas listed in the draft amendment
The draft amendment lists the following places:
- Vengakkal
- Kosalai
- Adi Annamalai
- Athiyondal
- An apuran dan
- Samudram
- Kilanakarai
- Tiruvannamalai
- Nochimalai
- Kilnachipattu
- Vindapattu Annamalai (Reserve Porest)
- Kilnathur
- Melathikkan
Property owners, buyers, residents, local authorities and institutions connected with these places may be affected by the proposed change to the Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area boundary. The document concerns planning area inclusion. It does not state that ownership or title to land is transferred or altered.
Public objection process
The draft notification is to be considered after two months have expired from its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the affected local areas may send a written objection or suggestion before that period expires.
Written submissions are to be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development, Fort Saint George, Chennai. The source does not provide the actual Gazette publication date from which the two-month period must be calculated.
Publication and translation
G.O. (Ms.) No. 6 asks the Collector of Tiruvannamalai District to republish the notification in the District Gazette and report the republication date to the Government. The Director of Translation, Chennai, is asked to arrange a Tamil translation and forward it to the Collector of Tiruvannamalai District.
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Common questions
Does G.O. (Ms.) No. 6 finally include these villages in the Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area?
The document declares the Government's intention and publishes a draft notification. It says the draft will be considered after the public objection period expires.
Can a resident object to the proposed inclusion?
Yes. An inhabitant, local authority or institution in the affected local areas may submit a written objection or suggestion within two months from publication of the notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Where should objections or suggestions be sent?
Written objections or suggestions should be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development, Fort Saint George, Chennai.
Does the document change land ownership in the listed villages?
The document does not state that land ownership or title is changed. It deals with the proposed inclusion of areas in the Tiruvannamalai Local Planning Area.
