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Section 7: Notice of preparation of New Town Development Plan

New Town Development Plan preparation, publication and sanction Rules, 1983State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1971

The New Town Development Authority shall within fifteen days of the receipt of the consent of the Government under rule 6 for the plan prepared under rule 4) amendment vide G.O.ms.845, H&UD (UDIV/1) 4.10.95 vide TNGG Publication Part III, section 1(a), Page 178, dt. 1.11.95 publish a notice in form I in the manner prescribed in rule 14, for the preparation of New Town Development Plan, inviting objections or suggestions in writing from any person affected or interested in the plan within the period mentioned in Form 1.

(2) Within thirty days of the publication of the New Town Development Plan, the New Town Development Authority shall send copies of the New Town Development Plan with enclosures to the Director, the Chairman, of the Regional Planning Authority, the District Collectors concerned, the Heads of Departments and to the State Town and Country Planning Board.

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ActNew Town Development Plan preparation, publication and sanction Rules, 1983
Section7
Marginal noteNotice of preparation of New Town Development Plan
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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