Construction of Barrage with Head Sluice across River Coleroon at Adhanur - Kumaramangalam Villages, Acquisition of Lands, Form VI Declaration
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Notifications by Heads of Departments, etc. section of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, published Declaration Rc. No. 8357/2017/A2 (ந.க. 33967/2017/ஐ2), Notification No. VI(1)/514/2024, on July 31, 2024. It declares that 12.11.0 hectares of rayat dry land in Thittachery Village, Thiruvidaimaruthur Taluk, Thanjavur District, is under acquisition for construction of a barrage with a head sluice across the River Coleroon. No individual department is identified in the supplied notification.
What the declaration does
The Government of Tamil Nadu declaration records that 12.11.0 hectares of rayat dry land is under acquisition for a public project. The stated purpose is construction of a barrage with a head sluice across the River Coleroon at Adhanur and Kumaramangalam villages of Cuddalore and Mayiladuthurai districts.
The land being acquired is located in Thittachery Village, Thiruvidaimaruthur Taluk, Thanjavur District. The notification is presented as a Form VI declaration under rule 16.
Who may be affected
Declaration Rc. No. 8357/2017/A2 (ந.க. 33967/2017/ஐ2), Notification No. VI(1)/514/2024, directly concerns owners and other persons connected with the listed revenue survey numbers and subdivisions in Thittachery Village.
It is relevant to:
- Pattadars whose names appear in the land schedule.
- Buyers considering land in any listed survey number or subdivision.
- Owners of neighbouring land identified in the boundary columns.
- Professionals checking title, acquisition status, land extent, trees or improvements.
A person dealing with land in this area should compare the exact revenue survey number and subdivision against the schedule, rather than relying only on the village name.
Key details in the land schedule
The detailed schedule classifies the listed parcels as rayat dry land and records whether each parcel has an individual or combined patta. For each entry, it provides:
- Revenue survey number and subdivision.
- Acquisition extent in hectares.
- Pattadar name or names.
- Northern, southern, eastern and western boundaries.
- Recorded buildings, equipment or trees, where applicable.
The listed parcels include survey numbers such as 9/1, 9/2 and subdivisions within survey numbers 209 to 214. The schedule records eucalyptus, neem, teak, coconut saplings and plantain in some parcels. Certain entries also record items such as an electric motor, an engine or a joint.
The presence of a name in the pattadar column identifies the person recorded for that scheduled parcel. The declaration itself states that the described land is under acquisition for the barrage project.
This summary is generated from the source document to help you find what is relevant. The PDF above is authoritative. For advice on your own property, use LandLens One or speak to a qualified professional.
Common questions
How can I check whether my land is covered by the acquisition?
Compare your revenue survey number and subdivision with the schedule for Thittachery Village. The schedule also gives the extent, pattadar names and four boundaries for each listed parcel.
Where is the land being acquired?
The declared land is in Thittachery Village, Thiruvidaimaruthur Taluk, Thanjavur District.
What is the public purpose for the acquisition?
The stated purpose is construction of a barrage with a head sluice across the River Coleroon at Adhanur and Kumaramangalam villages of Cuddalore and Mayiladuthurai districts.
Does the notification identify trees and other items on the land?
Yes. The schedule records trees or crops for some parcels, including eucalyptus, neem, teak, coconut saplings and plantain, and also notes certain equipment or improvements where listed.
