Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

Master Plan Report For Manapparai Local Planning Area

In force

The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development Department, issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 124 dated 9 February 1993, approving the Master Plan for the Manapparai Local Planning Area submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning. The approval also directs publication of a notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, condones a delay of 1,900 days in preparing the plan and convening a Local Planning Authority meeting, and makes the approved plan available for public inspection.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages78
StatusIn force
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What the document does

Government Order (Ms.) No. 124 dated 9 February 1993, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development Department, approves the Master Plan for the Manapparai Local Planning Area. The plan was submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning and approved by the Governor of Tamil Nadu under section 20 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.

The accompanying notification records that the approval will be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette under sub-section (1) of section 30 of that Act.

Area and subjects covered

The Master Plan Report for Manapparai Local Planning Area provides a planning framework for Manapparai. Its contents include:

  • The legal framework for the master plan.
  • The location of the planning area.
  • Population and existing land use information.
  • Analysis of projected population, employment needs and land requirements for 2001.
  • Master plan proposals and proposed land use.
  • Zoning regulation and use zone regulation.
  • Existing and proposed land-use maps.
  • Maps showing the road circulation system, residential and industrial areas, and a town planning scheme.

The report also contains tables on population change, age groups, workers, sectoral employment, existing land use and proposed land use.

Who may be affected

The approved Master Plan may be relevant to property buyers, owners, developers and professionals dealing with land in the Manapparai Local Planning Area. The proposed land-use map, zoning regulation and use zone regulation are the key parts to check when considering how land is planned to be used.

The supplied text does not identify individual survey numbers or describe the zoning of particular properties. A person assessing a specific property would therefore need to consult the full plan and its enclosed maps.

Inspection and administrative details

The approved Master Plan for Manapparai Local Planning Area, together with all its enclosures, must be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Commissioner, Manapparai Municipality, during office hours.

Government Order (Ms.) No. 124 also condones a delay of 1,900 days in preparing the Master Plan and convening a meeting of the Local Planning Authority. Copies of the approved plan were communicated to the Director of Town and Country Planning.

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Common questions

Where can I inspect the approved Manapparai Master Plan?

The Master Plan and all its enclosures must be available for public inspection at the office of the Commissioner, Manapparai Municipality, during office hours.

Does the document show how land in Manapparai is proposed to be used?

Yes. The report includes proposed land use, zoning regulation, use zone regulation and existing and proposed land-use maps.

Does the supplied text identify the zoning of my particular property?

No individual survey numbers or property-specific zoning details appear in the supplied text. The full plan and its maps should be inspected for information about a particular location.

Was the Manapparai Master Plan formally approved by the Tamil Nadu Government?

Yes. The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development Department, approved it through Government Order (Ms.) No. 124 dated 9 February 1993.