Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O. Ms. No. 1022, Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area, 1930
The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department issued G.O. Ms. No. 1022, printed as dated 12 August 1930, by order of the Governor of Tamil Nadu. It confirms the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area by declaring specified revenue village areas as its site, after no objections or suggestions were received, and states that the amended notification will be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
What the document does
The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department's G.O. Ms. No. 1022, printed as dated 12 August 1930, formally declares specified local areas to be the site of the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area. The declaration was made under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971, by order of the Governor of Tamil Nadu.
The document follows an earlier proposal to declare the local areas forming the site of the planning area and to constitute a local planning authority. That proposal was published for general information in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 24 October 1979.
Areas covered
The notification attached to G.O. Ms. No. 1022 names the planning area as the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area. Its table lists revenue village areas including:
- Rathinakottai, part, shown with number 32.
- Aranthangi Town, shown with numbers 7 and 7/1.
- Fallathiyayal, part, shown with number 149.
- Alangudi, part, shown with number 11.
The source text is unclear in places because of its printed or copied formatting. In particular, some listed villages are expressly marked as only partly included. The document does not provide survey numbers, boundary descriptions or maps for those parts.
Consultation and confirmation
G.O. Ms. No. 1022 records that two months were allowed from publication of the proposal for objections or suggestions. It states that no objection or suggestion had been received. The Government therefore proceeded to declare the areas listed in the notification as the site of the named local planning area.
The document also states that the amended notification will be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Who may be affected
Owners, buyers and professionals dealing with land in the listed revenue village areas may need to establish whether a property falls within the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area. This is especially important for Rathinakottai, Fallathiyayal and Alangudi because the table identifies only parts of those villages.
G.O. Ms. No. 1022 establishes the planning area's geographic status. It does not state development conditions, charges, approval procedures or property-specific restrictions.
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Common questions
Is all land in the listed villages included in the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area?
Not necessarily. Rathinakottai, Fallathiyayal and Alangudi are marked as partly included, while the source does not provide detailed boundaries or survey numbers.
Were any objections made to the proposed planning area?
The document states that two months were allowed for objections or suggestions and that none had been received.
Does G.O. Ms. No. 1022 contain building rules or approval fees?
No building conditions, approval procedures, rates or fees are stated. The document confirms the areas forming the Aranthangi Town Local Planning Area.
Why does the order date appear earlier than the Gazette proposal?
The source prints the date of G.O. Ms. No. 1022 as 12 August 1930, while referring to a Gazette publication dated 24 October 1979 and an earlier government order dated 4 October 1979. The document does not explain this date sequence.
