Form IV, Preliminary Notification of Revenue Divisional Officer
The Revenue Divisional Officer, through preliminary notification reference R.c. No. 33967/2017/I-1 published by the Government of Tamil Nadu in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated October 18, 2023, identifies 12.11.0 hectares of ryot punjai land in 14/1 Thittaicherry Village, Thiruvidaimaruthur Taluk, Thanjavur District, as required for acquisition. The stated public purpose is construction of a barrage with head across the River Coleroom at Adhanur and Kumaramangalam villages, and the notification lists affected survey subdivisions, extents, boundaries, assets and interested persons.
What the notification does
The Revenue Divisional Officer issued preliminary notification reference R.c. No. 33967/2017/I-1, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated October 18, 2023. It identifies a total extent of 12.11.0 hectares of ryot punjai land in 14/1 Thittaicherry Village, Thiruvidaimaruthur Taluk, Thanjavur District, as land required for a public project.
Public purpose
The preliminary notification states that the land is required for construction of a barrage with head across the River Coleroom at Adhanur and Kumaramangalam villages.
Land covered
The land schedule provides plot level information for numerous survey numbers and subdivisions. The listed entries are generally classified as dry land and include survey subdivisions such as 9/1, 9/2, 209/1 to 209/18, 210/1 to 210/3, 211/1 to 211/5, 212 subdivisions, 213 subdivisions and 214 subdivisions.
For each listed parcel, the schedule records:
- Survey number and subdivision.
- Land classification.
- Extent proposed for acquisition.
- Northern, southern, eastern and western boundaries.
- Buildings or structures, where recorded.
- Trees or crops, where recorded.
- Names of interested persons.
- Names of register holders.
Recorded assets
The land schedule records assets on some parcels, including irrigation wells, teak trees, eucalyptus, neem, coconut saplings and maize. Other parcels have no building or tree entry shown. These details may help owners and buyers identify whether a particular holding matches the land described in the notification.
Who should check the schedule
Owners, register holders, interested persons and prospective buyers dealing with land in Thittaicherry Village should compare the survey number and subdivision in their records against the notification schedule. Boundary descriptions and recorded extents should also be checked because the acquisition information is given separately for each subdivision.
The preliminary notification does not provide compensation terms, payment amounts or an objection procedure in the supplied text.
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Common questions
Why is land in Thittaicherry Village being acquired?
The stated public purpose is construction of a barrage with head across the River Coleroom at Adhanur and Kumaramangalam villages.
How can I check whether my property is included?
Compare your survey number and subdivision with the land schedule. The schedule also gives the extent, four boundaries, interested persons and register holders for each listed parcel.
Does the notification cover buildings, wells and trees?
The schedule includes columns for buildings and trees. Some entries record irrigation wells, teak, eucalyptus, neem, coconut saplings and maize.
Does the notification state compensation or an objection process?
No compensation terms, payment amounts or objection procedure appear in the supplied text.
