chennai ten housing projects outside the purview of the chennai metropolitan area cma which were exempted by the directorate of town and country planning dtcp from registration under the real estate act last year would face the music for not delivering apartments to buyers in timethe tamil nadu real estate regulatory authority tnrera has issued a notice to one such developer on omr following a complaint from a homebuyer for not completing the constructions leaving the consumers in a quandarythe development comes close on the heels of the tamil nadu real estate appellate tribunal directing another developer to register their incomplete project at kalavakkam on omr a fortnight ago though the project was declared structurally complete by the planning authority excluding it from the real estate regulation actaccording to tnrera sources the notice was issued to pacifica builders pvt ltd that is developing a housing project at padur on omr last week a notice was served to the developer asking why action need not be initiated against the builder for not completing the project and delivering the apartments to the concerned homebuyers we have received such complaints against 10 different housing projects in the dtcp areas that were declared structurally completed by the planning authority and similar action would follow against such projects an official told toithe dtcp covers the entire state except for the cma areas comprising chennai and parts of kancheepuram besides tiruvallurlast year the dtcp had declared 188 projects spread across tamil nadu as structurally complete based on a specific clause in the tamil nadu real estate regulation and development rules 2017when contacted vikaram agnihotri director southern india pacifica builders pvt ltd said they were taking steps to resolve the issue as soon as possible we have contacted the buyer who has complained and the tnrera highest priority has been given to resolve the issue he said