Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law

G.O. Ms. No. 142, Nagapattinam Local Planning Area Master Plan, 1990

In force

The Government of Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department, through G.O. Ms. No. 142 dated 9 February 1990, published government approval of the Nagapattinam Local Planning Area Master Plan submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning. The plan maps existing and proposed land uses and identifies land placed in primary residential zones by ward, block and town survey number.

CategoryTown and country planning orders
Pages18
StatusIn force
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What the plan governs

The Nagapattinam Local Planning Area Master Plan governs planned land use within the boundary of the Nagapattinam Local Planning Area. The Government of Tamil Nadu approved the plan submitted by the Director of Town and Country Planning, and the approval was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 28 February 1990.

The supplied plan material includes maps of existing and proposed land use, together with a schedule identifying land by code, ward number, block number and town survey number.

Land use shown on the maps

The Nagapattinam Master Plan maps distinguish several land use categories and planning features:

  • Residential land.
  • Commercial land.
  • Industrial land.
  • Educational land.
  • Public and semi-public land.
  • Agricultural land on the proposed land use map.
  • Existing roads and roads proposed for improvement.
  • Local Planning Area, ward and block boundaries.
  • Municipal roads, state highways and district roads.
  • Water bodies and the metre gauge railway line.

The maps cover the Nagapattinam Local Planning Area and refer to places including Nagapattinam, Nagore, Nagore Muttam, Tetti, Palaiyur, Aivanallur, Andanapettai and Vadakku Poiyur.

Primary residential schedule

The primary residential schedule divides identified land into codes PR 1 through PR 16. Each entry links a residential zone code to a ward, block and one or more town survey numbers. Some entries cover an entire block, while others cover only listed survey numbers or part of a survey number.

The supplied schedule includes land in Wards 1, 2, 4 and 5. Because several entries apply only to part of a town survey number, a property owner or buyer should match the exact ward, block and town survey details rather than relying only on the general map location.

Who may be affected

The Nagapattinam Local Planning Area Master Plan may affect owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with land inside the planning area. Its proposed land use classification may be relevant when checking whether a site is shown for residential, commercial, industrial, educational, public and semi-public, or agricultural use.

Public inspection

The approved Nagapattinam Local Planning Area Master Plan and all its enclosures are to be kept open for public inspection at the office of the Commissioner, Nagapattinam Municipality, during office hours.

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Common questions

Where can I inspect the approved Nagapattinam Master Plan?

The plan and all its enclosures are to be available for public inspection at the office of the Commissioner, Nagapattinam Municipality, during office hours.

How can I check whether my property is in a primary residential zone?

Match the property's ward number, block number and town survey number against the primary residential schedule. Check carefully where the schedule lists only part of a town survey number.

Does the plan show uses other than residential?

Yes. The maps show commercial, industrial, educational, public and semi-public uses, and the proposed land use map also shows agricultural land.

Does the document include roads and planning boundaries?

Yes. The map legends include roads, roads to be improved, Local Planning Area boundaries, ward boundaries, block boundaries, water bodies and the metre gauge railway line.