Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
G.O. Ms. No. 303, Tiruvallur Local Planning Area, inclusion of additional villages
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD.2) Department, in G.O. Ms. No. 303 dated 10.07.98, published a proposal to enlarge the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area by adding more villages under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The notification says objections or suggestions may be sent within two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, and the added areas would then form part of the composite local planning area if the proposal is taken forward.
What this document is
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development (UD.2) Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 303 dated 10.07.98 as a proposal to include additional villages in the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area. The document is not a final declaration in the text shown here. It publishes a draft notification for public information and invites objections or suggestions before the Government considers it.
What it changes
The proposal says the Government intends to amend an earlier Housing and Urban Development Department notification published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 21 March 1990. The change is to add further village areas after the entry relating to the entire municipal area of Tiruvallur, so that these places become part of the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area.
Who it affects
This matters to:
- land owners and buyers in the villages listed in the notification
- residents and institutions in the local area
- local bodies and planning authorities dealing with Tiruvallur area land use and development
- professionals checking whether land falls inside a local planning area
If your land is in one of the listed villages or part villages, this proposal may affect planning control over that land.
Villages mentioned in the notification
The text lists additional villages and part villages to be added, including:
- Thandalam
- Vijayapuram (part)
- Thiruvur Thalaseshi (part), lying outside municipal area
- Keelacheri Kandi (part)
- Ramapuram (part)
- Pelliammagadam
- Pettikandigai
- Sundaravilagam
- Adiyadivakkam
- Alivelmangalam
- Krishnapuram
- Vellathur
- Pulivallam
- Murukkadi
- Kedarvellithur
- Aranvoyal
- Velliyur
- Thirukkananpudi
- Agaramthattur
- Kakkalur
- Peruvoyal
- Ekkadu
- Perumalpattu
- Devandavakkam
- Nandiyambakkam
- Nilankarai
- Perumpudhur
- Vengathur
Public objection process
The notification states that any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the area may send written objections or suggestions to the Secretary to Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort St. George, Chennai 600009. The Government will take the proposal into consideration on or after the expiry of two months from the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Administrative steps noted
The document also asks for publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republication in English and Tamil in the Tiruvallur District Gazette. The Collector of Tiruvallur District is asked to report the date of publication in the District Gazette.
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Common questions
Is this a final inclusion of villages into the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area?
The text shown is a proposal and draft notification. It says the Government intends to make the amendment and will consider it after the objection period.
If I own land in one of the listed villages, why should I care?
The notification proposes to bring those villages or part villages into the Tiruvallur Local Planning Area. That means the land may come within the local planning area framework under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
Can the public object to this proposal?
Yes. The notification says any inhabitant, local authority or institution in the area may send written objections or suggestions before the expiry of two months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Where should objections or suggestions be sent?
The notification says they should be addressed to the Secretary to Government of Tamil Nadu, Housing and Urban Development Department, Fort St. George, Chennai 600009.
