G.O. (D) No. 265, Acquisition of Lands for IT Corridor Expressway (Phase II), 2013
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Highways and Minor Ports Department, issued G.O. (D) No. 265, Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2), dated 27 December 2013, to acquire 46,170 square metres of ryotwari dry land in Thandalam Village, Kancheepuram District, for widening Old Mahabalipuram Road to six lanes as part of the IT Corridor Expressway (Phase II). The acquisition notice was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 5 February 2014 and affects owners and other interested persons connected with the survey numbers listed in its schedule.
What the notification does
G.O. (D) No. 265, Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2), dated 27 December 2013, records the Government of Tamil Nadu's acquisition of approximately 46,170 square metres of ryotwari dry land for a highways project. The project is the formation of the IT Corridor Expressway (Phase II), involving improvement of Old Mahabalipuram Road to six lanes.
The acquisition is in Thandalam Village, Kancheepuram District. The schedule identifies the taluk as Chengalpattu, now Thiruporur. The notice was published by the Highways and Minor Ports Department in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 5 February 2014.
Who may be affected
G.O. (D) No. 265 may affect:
- Patta holders named against the listed land parcels.
- Owners or other persons who have an interest in those parcels.
- Buyers examining land in Thandalam Village within the listed survey numbers and subdivisions.
- Professionals checking title, boundaries, acquisition status or the remaining extent of a property.
The supplied schedule includes parcels within Survey Numbers 121, 138 and 139. It gives old and new subdivision numbers, patta numbers, recorded holders, boundaries, land features and the extent acquired from each parcel.
Key provisions and records
- The total notified acquisition is approximately 46,170 square metres.
- The land is described as ryotwari dry land.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled or managed by the Chief Engineer (C & M), Highways Department.
- The notification states that causes shown by owners or other interested persons were considered before publication of the acquisition notice.
- Schedule entries identify individual extents and physical details. Examples include vacant land, wells, neem trees, cypress trees, palmyra trees and a hollow block compound wall.
- The acquisition plan is kept at the office of the Special Tahsildar, Land Acquisition Radial Road Scheme, Tambaram.
- The plan may be inspected during office hours.
What buyers should check
A buyer considering land in Thandalam Village should compare the property's current survey subdivision with the subdivisions in the acquisition schedule. The Gazette entry and the plan held by the Special Tahsildar can help determine whether the property, or part of it, falls within the acquired area.
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Common questions
What road project is this land being acquired for?
The land is acquired for the IT Corridor Expressway (Phase II), specifically to improve Old Mahabalipuram Road to six lanes.
How much land does the notification acquire?
G.O. (D) No. 265 states that approximately 46,170 square metres of ryotwari dry land is acquired.
Where is the acquired land located?
The land is in Thandalam Village, Kancheepuram District. The schedule describes the taluk as Chengalpattu, now Thiruporur.
Where can I inspect the acquisition plan?
The plan is available at the office of the Special Tahsildar, Land Acquisition Radial Road Scheme, Tambaram, and may be inspected during office hours.
