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SCHEDULE – I
[(See Section 172(1)]

 

 

 

 

 

 

Concrete houses, Madras terraced houses, storeyed houses

Rs.P.
 
0.25

 

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Rs.P.
 
0.50

 

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Rs.P.
 
0.50

 

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Rs.P.
 
1.00

 

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Tiled houses

0.15

per 9.29 square deceimetres of the plinth area

0.30

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

0.30

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

0.60

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Thatched houses 20 square metres and above.

0.10

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

0.20

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

0.20

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

0.40

per 9.29 square decimetres of the plinth area.

Thatched houses below 20 square metres

0.20

for every 9.29 square metres or part thereof of plinth area

0.50

for every 9.29 square metres or part thereof of  plinth area

0.40

for every 9.29 square metres or part thereof of plinth area

1.00

for every 9.29 square metres or part thereof of  plinth area

Explanation-I.- In respect of buildings which are partly concrete, terraced, tiled or thatched, the rates applicable to the respective categories as above shall be applicable for the portions covered by each kind:

          Provided that in respect of buildings the plinth area of which does not exceed 18.58 square metres and which are fully concrete, terraced or tiled, or partly concrete, terraced or tiled, house-tax shall be levied at a flat rate of rupees twenty per half-year.

Explanation-II.- The use of the building may be classified and surcharge shall be levied on the levy of house-tax at the rates specified below:-

(i)

Purely residential.

Village Panchayats

Nil

(ii)

Simple commercial like petty shops and other small commercial establishments.

Village Panchayats

20%

(iii)

Largely commercial, industrial and business establishments, Cinema theatres, Hostels, Lodges, etc.

Village Panchayats

60%

          Provided that in respect of buildings used partly as residential and partly as commercial, industrial, etc., purposes the rate of surcharge  applicable to the respective categories as above shall be applicable for the portions covered by each class of usage :

          Provided further that Educational Institutions (not commercial in nature) exempted from levy of house-tax immediately before the commencement of this Act, shall continue to be exempted under this Act.

SCHEDULE – II
ORDINARY PENALTIES
[(See Section 245(1)]

128

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to fence off, take down, secure or repair dangerous structure.

Five hundred rupees.

129

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to secure, lop or cut down dangerous trees.

Fifty rupees.

130

(a), (b), (c) and (d)

Failure to obey requisition to fence building or land or trim, prune or cut hedges and trees or lower an enclosing wall.

Fifty rupees.

131

(1)(a)

Unlawful building of wall or erecting of fence, etc., in or over public road.

One hundred rupees.

131

(1)(b)

Unlawful making of hole or depositing of matter in or upon public road.

Fifty rupees

131

(1)(c)

Unlawful quarrying in any place near public road, etc.

Fifty rupees

131

(1)(d)

Unlawful erection of building over drain

Two hundred rupees.

131

(1)(e)

Planning of trees without permission on any public road or other property vested in Panchayat or Panchayat Union Council.

Two hundred rupees.

131

(1)(f)

Felling etc. without permission of trees growing on public road or other property vested in a Panchayat or on Poramboke land the use of which is regulated by it under Section 134 or Section 135.

Two hundred rupees.

139

-

Failure to close place of public entertainment

Two hundred rupees.

140

-

Sending infected child to school

Fifty rupees

142

-

Failure to give information of small pox.

Fifty rupees.

143

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to fill in, etc., tank or other place dangerous to public health or safety.

Fifty rupees.

144

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to clear or cleanse, etc., building or land in fifty state or overgrown with noxious vegetation.

Fifty rupees.

148

(1)

Opening a new private market or continuing to keep open a private market without licence or contrary to licence.

Five hundred rupees

148

(3)

Levy of fees in private market without a certificate

One hundred rupees

150

(a), (b)

Sale or exposure for sale in public or private market of any animal or article without permission

Twenty rupees

151

-

Sale, etc, of articles in public roads or places after prohibition or without licence or contrary to regulations.

Ten rupees

154

(a), (b)

Using any public place or road-side as a landing or halting place or as a cart-stand within prohibited distance.

Fifty rupees

155

(1)

Opening a private cart-stand or continuing to keep open a private cart-stand without licence or contrary to licence.

Two hundred rupees.

157

(a)

Slaughtering,  cutting up or skinning, etc., of animals outside public slaughter-house in contravention of Rules..

Two hundred rupees.

157

(b)

Slaughtering animals for purposes of sale without licence or contrary to licence.

Twenty rupees.

158

(3)

Unlawful destructions, etc., of number affixed on buildings.

Five rupees

158

(4)

Failure to replace number when required to do so.

Twenty rupees.

159

(1)

Using a place for offensive or dangerous trade without licence or contrary to licence

One hundred rupees

160

(a)

Unlawful erection of factory, workshop, etc.

One thousand rupees.

236

-

Obstructing a person in the use or enjoyment of a public road, market, well, tank etc.

One hundred rupees.

SCHEDULE – III
PENALTIES FOR CONTINUING BREACHES
[(See Section 245(2)]

128

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to fence off, take down, secure or repair dangerous structure.

Fifty rupees.

129

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to secure, lop or cut down dangerous trees.

Ten rupees

130

(a), (b), (c) and (d)

Failure to obey requisition to fence building or land or trim, prune or cut hedges and trees, or lower an enclosing wall.

Ten rupees

131

(1)(a)

Unlawful building of wall or erecting of fence, etc., in or over public road.

Twenty rupees

131

(1)(b)

Unlawful making of hole or depositing of matter in or upon public road

Ten rupees

131

(1)(c)

Unlawful quarrying in any place near public road, etc.

Ten rupees

131

(1)(d)

Unlawful erection of building over drain

Fifty rupees.

139

-

Failure to close place of public entertainment

One hundred rupees.

143

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to fill in, etc., tank or other place dangerous to public health or safety.

Ten rupees

144

(1)

Failure to obey requisition to clear or cleanse, etc., building or land in filthy state or overgrown with noxious vegetation

Ten rupees

148

(1)

Keeping open a private market without licence or contrary to licence

One hundred rupees

148

(3)

Levy of fees in private market without certificate

Fifty rupees

150

-

Sale or exposure for sale in public or private market of animal or article without permission

Ten rupees

155

(1)

Keeping open a private cart-stand without licence or contrary to licence.

Twenty rupees

159

(1)

Using a place for an offensive or dangerous trade without a licence or contrary to licence

Twenty rupees

160

(a)

Unlawful erection of factory, work-shop, etc.,

One hundred rupees

SCHEDULE – IV
[See Section 257]

  1. Agriculture, including agricultural extension.
  2. Land improvement, implementation of land reforms, land consolidation and soil conservation.
  3. Minor irrigation, water management and watershed development.
  4. Animal husbandry, dairying and poultry.
  5. Fisheries.
  6. Social forestry and farm forestry.
  7. Minor forest produce.
  8. Small scale industries, including food processing Industries.
  9. Khadi, village and cottage Industries.
  10. Rural housing.
  11. Drinking water.
  12. Fuel and fodder.
  13. Roads, culverts, bridges, waterways and other means of communication.
  14. Rural electrification, including distribution of electricity.
  15. Non-conventional energy sources.
  16. Poverty alleviation programme.
  17. Education, including primary and secondary schools.
  18. Technical training and vocational education.
  19. Adult and non-formal education.
  20. Libraries.
  21. Cultural activities.
  22. Market and fairs.
  23. Health and sanitation, including hospitals, primary health centres and dispensaries.
  24. Family Welfare.
  25. Women and child development.
  26. Social Welfare, including welfare of the handicapped and mentally retarded.
  27. Welfare of the weaker sections, and in particular, of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes.
  28. Public distribution system.
  29. Maintenance of community assets.

SCHEDULE IV-A
[See Section 253(3A)]

PART-A

1

Yercaud

2

Manjakuttai

3

Vellakkadai

4

Velur

5

Nagalur

6

Semmanatham

7

Valavanthi

8

Thalaisholai

9

Maramangalam

 

PART-B

 

Yercaud Panchayat Union

 

1.            Substituted by Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1999.


SCHEDULE - V
[See Section 261(2)]

1

Keeripatti

2

Papapatti

SCHEDULE -VI
[See Section 9A(1)]

1

Kottakatchiyendal

2

Nattarmangalam

SCHEDULE -VII
[See Section 9-B(1)]

1.            Substituted by Tamil Nadu Act 36 0f 2003 w.e.f 17.10.2003
2.            Substituted by Tamil Nadu Act 42 of 2003 w.e.f. 25.11.2003
3.            Inserted by Tamil Nadu Act 8 of 2002.
4.            Inserted by Tamil Nadu Act 6 of 2005 w.e.f. 6.3.2005.