G.O. Ms. No. 2174, Manaparai Local Planning Area Preliminary Notification, 1973
The Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Government of Tamil Nadu, issued G.O. Ms. No. 2174 dated 1 October 1973, giving preliminary notice of its intention to form the Manaparai Local Planning Area from four revenue villages and constitute a local planning authority. The notification invited inhabitants, local authorities and institutions in the proposed area to submit written objections or suggestions within two months from its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
What the document does
G.O. Ms. No. 2174 dated 1 October 1973 was issued by the Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Government of Tamil Nadu. It records a proposal under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971 to declare specified villages as the Manaparai Local Planning Area and to constitute a local planning authority for that area.
The appended notification is preliminary. It declares the Governor of Tamil Nadu's intention to specify the listed local areas as a local planning area. The source does not contain the later decision made after consideration of objections and suggestions.
Area covered
The proposed Manaparai Local Planning Area consists of the following revenue villages:
- Revenue Village No. 68, Sevalur.
- Revenue Village No. 67, Kannudaianpatty.
- Revenue Village No. 81, Usilampatti.
- Revenue Village No. 101, Inam Kalingapatty.
A buyer, owner or professional dealing with land in any of these villages should note that the notification proposed to bring the village within a formally identified local planning area. The document does not provide individual survey numbers, property boundaries, land use classifications or development conditions.
Publication and consultation process
The Rural Development and Local Administration Department directed that the notification be published in English in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. It was also to be republished in English and Tamil in the Tiruchirapalli District Gazette.
The notification states that:
- It would be considered again on or after two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed local planning area could submit an objection or suggestion before that period expired.
- Written objections and suggestions were to be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Fort St. George, Madras 9.
- The Collector of Tiruchirapalli was asked to republish the notification and report the republication date to the Government.
- The Director of Translation, Madras was asked to arrange a Tamil translation for the Collector.
Practical significance
G.O. Ms. No. 2174 establishes the preliminary administrative process for creating the Manaparai Local Planning Area. It does not itself set out planning permissions, fees, building controls or permitted land uses for properties in the four villages.
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Common questions
Which villages were proposed for inclusion in the Manaparai Local Planning Area?
The proposal covered Sevalur, Kannudaianpatty, Usilampatti and Inam Kalingapatty revenue villages.
Was this a final declaration of the Manaparai Local Planning Area?
No. The notification declared an intention to specify the listed villages as a local planning area and provided a two month period for objections and suggestions. The source does not include the later decision.
Who could object to or comment on the proposal?
Any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the proposed local planning area could submit a written objection or suggestion before the stated period expired.
Does the document give zoning or building rules for land in these villages?
No. It identifies the villages proposed for the local planning area, but does not provide land use classifications, planning permissions, fees or building controls.
