Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

Master Plan for Ranipet Local Planning Area (Modified)

In force

The Government of Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development (UD 4.2) Department issued G.O. (Ms.) No. 26, dated 7 February 2005, approving the modified Master Plan for the Ranipet Local Planning Area under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The approval covers proposed land uses, development projects, infrastructure and development regulations, and requires the approved plan to be available for public inspection at the Ranipet Municipality office.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages138
StatusIn force
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What the approval does

The Government of Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development (UD 4.2) Department, through G.O. (Ms.) No. 26, dated 7 February 2005, approves the modified Master Plan for the Ranipet Local Planning Area. The approval was granted after the Commissioner of Town and Country Planning submitted the modified plan and requested government approval.

The Governor of Tamil Nadu approved the modified Master Plan under section 28 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The plan had also been approved by the Ranipet Local Planning Authority in Resolution No. 3, dated 15 March 2004.

Who may be affected

The modified Master Plan for the Ranipet Local Planning Area is relevant to landowners, buyers, developers, industries and professionals dealing with land or development inside the planning area. Its contents include existing and proposed land use, development permissions, use zones and permitted uses.

A person considering a purchase or development may need to check how the relevant land is classified and whether the intended activity is covered by the applicable zone and development regulations.

Main subjects covered

The approved modified Master Plan addresses:

  • Existing and proposed residential, commercial, industrial, educational, public and semi-public, and agricultural land uses.
  • Land ownership, land value, housing, slums and detailed development plans.
  • Industries, including tanneries and regulations for polluting industries.
  • Markets, shops, commercial proposals and shopping facilities.
  • Roads, bus facilities, a bus stand, a truck terminal and traffic improvements.
  • Water supply, drainage, sanitation, solid waste disposal, compost yards and burial grounds.
  • Parks, play fields, open spaces, medical facilities, electricity and other public amenities.
  • Development projects and their implementation, including short-term and medium-term proposals.
  • Changes of land use accepted or approved by the Government.

Publication and public inspection

The approval notification was directed to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republished in the prescribed manner. The modified Master Plan, together with all its enclosures, must be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Ranipet Municipality during office hours.

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Common questions

Where can I inspect the approved Ranipet modified Master Plan?

The modified Master Plan and all its enclosures must be available for public inspection at the Ranipet Municipality office during office hours.

Does the plan show permitted land uses and development zones?

Yes. The plan includes proposed land uses, development permissions, use zones, permitted uses and regulations for polluting industries.

Does the plan include government-approved changes of land use?

Yes. The contents include changes of land use accepted by the Government and a table of changes of land use approved by the Government.

Does the modified Master Plan cover roads and public infrastructure?

Yes. It covers roads, bus facilities, traffic improvements, water supply, drainage, sanitation, solid waste disposal, parks, burial grounds and other public amenities.