G.O.(Ms).No.207, Declaration of Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area, 2022
The Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department issued G.O.(Ms).No.207 dated 23 November 2022 to specify the revenue villages listed in its notification as the Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971. The declaration follows the 2022 amendment that introduced Urban Planning Areas and Urban Development Authorities.
What the document does
G.O.(Ms).No.207 dated 23 November 2022, issued by the Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department, declares the revenue villages in its appended notification as the Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area. The notification is made under clause (48) of section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
The declaration follows the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning (Second Amendment) Act, 2022, which introduced provisions for specifying an Urban Planning Area and constituting an Urban Development Authority. That amendment came into force on 14 September 2022.
Background and coverage
The Director of Town and Country Planning requested notification of an area measuring 804.53 square kilometres. The proposal covered 30 villages forming Tiruchirappalli Corporation, one village categorised as a municipality, 12 villages classified as town panchayats and 103 revenue villages.
The supplied notification lists revenue villages across the following taluks:
- Lalgudi
- Manachanallur
- Srirangam
- Thiruverumbur
The supplied list runs from R.Valavanoor in Lalgudi taluk to Panayakurichi in Thiruverumbur taluk. Each entry provides a serial number, taluk, village number and revenue village name. Examples include Samayapuram, Mannachanallur, Srirangam area villages such as Thiruparaithurai and Kumaravayalur, and Panayakurichi.
Who may be affected
The Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area declaration is relevant to owners, buyers, developers and professionals dealing with land in any listed revenue village. It establishes that these villages form part of the notified urban planning area.
Before relying on the declaration for a property transaction, readers should compare the property's taluk, revenue village name and village number with the notification. The document does not specify charges, property values, ownership rights or individual planning approval requirements.
Publication directions
G.O.(Ms).No.207 dated 23 November 2022 directs:
- Publication of the appended notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
- Republication by the Collector of Tiruchirappalli in the District Gazette.
- Translation of the notification into Tamil for publication.
- Reporting by the Collector of Tiruchirappalli District of the date of republication in the District Gazette.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my land is within the Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area?
Compare the property's taluk, revenue village name and village number with the appended notification. The supplied list covers villages in Lalgudi, Manachanallur, Srirangam and Thiruverumbur taluks.
Does the declaration itself change ownership of land?
The document specifies listed revenue villages as the Tiruchirappalli Urban Planning Area. It does not state that ownership rights are transferred or changed.
Does G.O.(Ms).No.207 specify any fee or land rate?
No fee, charge, property value or land rate is stated in the document.
Where is the notification required to be published?
The notification is to be published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and republished by the Collector of Tiruchirappalli in the District Gazette. It is also to be translated into Tamil for publication.
