G.O.(Ms).No.205, Hosur New Town Development Plan Notice, 2022
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 205, dated 18 November 2022, giving the Hosur New Town Development Authority consent to publish notice of the preparation of the New Town Development Plan for the modified Hosur New Town Development Area and invite objections and suggestions. The document does not grant final approval to the plan, which must be resubmitted to the Government after the required procedures are followed.
What the document does
Government Order (Ms.) No. 205 of the Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department allows the Hosur New Town Development Authority to publish a notice under section 26 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The notice is intended to inform the public that a New Town Development Plan has been prepared for the modified Hosur New Town Development Area and to invite objections and suggestions.
The consent was given by the Governor of Tamil Nadu under subsection (2) of section 24 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. It is a procedural consent for publication and public comments, not final Government approval of the plan.
Area and planning background
The Hosur New Town Development Area had previously been expanded by including additional areas. The Director of Town and Country Planning reported that a plan for the modified area had been prepared after considering current and future developments.
An earlier Government order had approved a New Town Development Plan for the Hosur New Town Development Area under section 28. Government Order (Ms.) No. 205 concerns the publication process for the plan prepared for the modified area.
Who may be affected
Government Order (Ms.) No. 205 is relevant to:
- Owners and buyers of land within the modified Hosur New Town Development Area.
- Residents, businesses and other interested persons who may wish to object to or suggest changes to the proposed plan.
- Property and planning professionals dealing with development in the Hosur area.
- The Hosur New Town Development Authority, the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Krishnagiri District administration.
Key requirements
- The Hosur New Town Development Authority may publish notice that the plan has been prepared.
- The publication must invite objections and suggestions concerning the New Town Development Plan.
- The draft plan was returned to the Director of Town and Country Planning.
- The Director must ensure compliance with the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971 and the New Town Development Plan (Preparation, Publication and Sanction) Rules, 1983.
- The plan must be resubmitted to the Government for approval under section 28 after the required procedures are completed.
The document does not state the period, place or method for submitting objections and suggestions. Those details would need to be checked in the notice published by the Hosur New Town Development Authority.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (Ms.) No. 205 finally approve the modified Hosur plan?
No. It gives consent to publish notice and invite objections and suggestions. The plan must later be resubmitted to the Government for approval under section 28.
Can a landowner object to or suggest changes to the plan?
Yes. The authorised notice is specifically intended to invite objections and suggestions about the New Town Development Plan for the modified Hosur New Town Development Area.
Does the document give a deadline for submitting objections?
No. Government Order (Ms.) No. 205 does not state a deadline or submission method. Those details would need to appear in the notice published by the Hosur New Town Development Authority.
Which authority is responsible for publishing the notice?
The Hosur New Town Development Authority is authorised to publish the notice. The Director of Town and Country Planning must ensure that the statutory and rule requirements are followed before the plan is resubmitted to the Government.
