G.O.(4D) No. 33, Dedicated Water Supply and Sewer Connection for Jamalia Lane Scheme, 2025
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development [UHD-1(2)] Department issued G.O.(4D) No. 33 on 23 April 2025, sanctioning Rs.2,70,66,799 from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund for dedicated water supply and sewer connections to 130 reconstructed tenements at the Jamalia Lane scheme in Chennai. The sanction enables the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board to deposit the amount with the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board under the PMAY (U) Housing for All Programme.
What the order does
G.O.(4D) No. 33 of the Housing and Urban Development [UHD-1(2)] Department provides project-specific funding for water and sewer infrastructure at the Jamalia Lane housing scheme near Perambur Railway Station in Chennai. It does not set out a general land use, planning permission or property registration rule.
The construction of 130 tenements under the PMAY (U) Housing for All Programme was nearing completion. The Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board approached the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board for individual service connections and dedicated water and sewer connections.
Financial sanction
The Government of Tamil Nadu sanctioned Rs.2,70,66,799 from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund. The sanctioned amount covers the balance required for dedicated water supply and sewer connections and is to be deposited with the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board.
Key financial details are:
- The Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board requested a total deposit of Rs.3,03,16,799.
- The requested total included Rs.31,50,972 for individual service connection charges and Rs.2,71,65,827 for dedicated mains.
- Rs.32.50 lakh available within the approved project cost had already been paid by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board.
- The remaining Rs.2,70,66,799 was sanctioned because it had not been paid due to resource constraints.
Administration and accountability
The Director of Town and Country Planning is authorised as the drawing and disbursing officer for the sanctioned amount in the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund account. The Director is also authorised to submit the required adjustment entry through the Integrated Financial and Human Resources Management System.
The Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board must provide the Director of Town and Country Planning with a copy of G.O.(4D) No. 33 and details of expenditure incurred. These records are required for account adjustments through the Accountant General (Accounts and Entitlements), Chennai, at the close of the financial year 2025-2026.
Who is affected
G.O.(4D) No. 33 directly concerns the 130-tenement Jamalia Lane reconstruction scheme and the government bodies responsible for its funding and utility connections. Other property buyers and owners are not given any new obligation, charge or approval requirement by the document.
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Common questions
Does G.O.(4D) No. 33 change land use or planning rules in Chennai?
No. The document provides financial sanction for water supply and sewer connections at the 130-tenement Jamalia Lane scheme. It does not set out a general land use or planning rule.
How much funding was sanctioned for the Jamalia Lane utility connections?
The Government of Tamil Nadu sanctioned Rs.2,70,66,799 from the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
Who will receive the deposit for the water and sewer connections?
The Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board is enabled to remit the deposit amount to the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board.
Does the document impose any new payment on individual property buyers?
The document does not impose a new payment on property buyers. It sanctions government funding for the Jamalia Lane housing scheme and assigns financial administration duties to the responsible authorities.
