Declaration of Myladumparai Forest Block, Andipatti Taluk, Theni District as Reserved Forest under the Act
The Governor of Tamil Nadu, through the Environment and Forests Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 46, G.O. Ms. No. 47 and G.O. Ms. No. 48, Environment and Forests (FR.14), each dated 18 April 2011, declaring specified parts of Myladumparai Village in Andipatti Taluk, Theni District as Reserved Forest. The declarations apply from 15 December 2011 and identify the affected survey fields, areas, boundaries and admitted rights.
What the notifications do
The Environment and Forests Department notifications declare three identified parts of the Myladumparai Forest Block as Reserved Forest under the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882. Each declaration took effect on 15 December 2011.
The land is in Myladumparai Village, Andipatti Taluk, Theni District, previously recorded as Madurai District. The schedules define the reserved areas by survey field number, extent and detailed physical boundaries.
Land covered
G.O. Ms. No. 46, Environment and Forests (FR.14), dated 18 April 2011, covers:
- Myladumparai Forest Block Bit-19.
- Survey Field Number 237.
- An area of 10.49.0 hectares.
- No admitted rights.
G.O. Ms. No. 47, Environment and Forests (FR.14), dated 18 April 2011, covers:
- Myladumparai Forest Block Bit-35.
- Survey Field Number 1244.
- An area of 21.29.5 hectares.
- No admitted rights.
G.O. Ms. No. 48, Environment and Forests (FR.14), dated 18 April 2011, covers Myladumparai Forest Block Bit-I. It includes:
- Survey Field Number 41, measuring 14.39.0 hectares.
- Survey Field Number 62, measuring 1815.40.5 hectares.
- Survey Field Number 66, measuring 1.81.0 hectares.
- Survey Field Number 68/1, measuring 0.47.0 hectares.
- A stated total area of 1832.07.5 hectares.
Who may be affected
The Environment and Forests Department declarations are relevant to owners, pattadars, buyers and professionals dealing with the listed survey fields or land adjoining the scheduled boundaries. The detailed boundaries also refer to neighbouring survey fields in Myladumparai, Megamalai and Kadamalaikundu villages.
Myladumparai Forest Block Bit-I has an admitted pathway right. A pathway measuring 1161 metres long and 2.40 metres wide is allowed for pattadars of Survey Field Numbers 1-50 and 1631 to 1663 in Myladumparai Village to carry things to their land and transport their produce. Users must pay the normal fee to the Forest Department under the prevailing terms and conditions.
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Common questions
When did these Reserved Forest declarations take effect?
G.O. Ms. Nos. 46, 47 and 48, Environment and Forests (FR.14), each dated 18 April 2011, took effect on 15 December 2011.
Which survey fields were directly declared as part of the Reserved Forest?
The schedules identify Survey Field Number 237 in Bit-19, Survey Field Number 1244 in Bit-35, and Survey Field Numbers 41, 62, 66 and 68/1 in Bit-I of Myladumparai Village.
Are any private access rights recorded for Forest Block Bits 19 and 35?
No. The schedules for Myladumparai Forest Block Bit-19 and Bit-35 record admitted rights as nil.
Can pattadars continue using the pathway through Forest Block Bit-I?
The notification allows the specified pathway for pattadars of Survey Field Numbers 1-50 and 1631 to 1663 to transport things to their land and carry their produce. They must pay the normal Forest Department fee under the prevailing terms and conditions.
