Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O.Ms.No.2055, Thuraiyur Local Planning Area, 1973
The Rural Development Local Administration Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu issued G.O.Ms.No.2055, dated 20 September 1973, as a preliminary notification declaring the Governor's intention to form the Thuraiyur Local Planning Area. The proposed area covers Revenue Village No. 144, Thuraiyur, and part of Revenue Village No. 109, Muthayampalayam, with an opportunity for inhabitants to submit objections or suggestions before the stated period expired.
What the document does
G.O.Ms.No.2055, dated 20 September 1973, issued by the Rural Development Local Administration Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu, begins the process of declaring the Thuraiyur Local Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act 1971. It records an intention to specify the listed local areas as a local planning area and proposes the constitution of a local planning authority for that area.
The notification is preliminary. It states that the proposal would be considered again on or after two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. It does not record the later reconsideration or a final declaration.
Area covered
The proposed Thuraiyur Local Planning Area consists of:
- Revenue Village No. 144, Thuraiyur.
- Revenue Village No. 109, Muthayampalayam, in part.
The source does not identify which part of Muthayampalayam is included or provide boundary measurements or a map.
Who may be affected
The preliminary notification directly concerns inhabitants of Thuraiyur and the included part of Muthayampalayam. It may also be relevant to property buyers, owners and professionals checking whether land in these revenue villages was proposed for inclusion in the Thuraiyur Local Planning Area.
Because only part of Muthayampalayam is listed, the notification alone is not enough to confirm whether a particular property there falls within the proposed area.
Objections, publication and next steps
The notification provides that:
- Any inhabitant could submit an objection or suggestion concerning the proposal.
- Submissions received before the expiry of two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette would be considered by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
- 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 notification was to be published in English in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- It was also to be republished in English and Tamil in the Tiruchirappalli District Gazette.
- The Collector of Tiruchirappalli was asked to arrange republication and report its date to the Government.
The document does not provide the actual Gazette publication date, the outcome of objections, or the final status of the proposed local planning area.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No.2055 finally declare the Thuraiyur Local Planning Area?
No. G.O.Ms.No.2055 records a preliminary intention to specify the area and states that the notification would be considered again after the objection period.
Which villages are included in the proposed Thuraiyur Local Planning Area?
The table lists Revenue Village No. 144, Thuraiyur, and part of Revenue Village No. 109, Muthayampalayam.
Does every property in Muthayampalayam fall within the proposed area?
The notification includes only part of Muthayampalayam. It does not provide boundaries, measurements or a map showing which properties are included.
Could residents object to the proposed planning area?
Yes. Inhabitants could send written objections or suggestions to the Secretary to Government, Rural Development and Local Administration Department, Fort St. George, Madras 9, before two months expired from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
