Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 49, Part II, Section 2 (49 II 2 v5)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 49, Part II, Section 2, on 19 December 2012, containing notifications from several Secretariat departments. For landholders, the Environment and Forests Department, through Government Order (Ms) No. 218 dated 10 September 2012, declares Sengurichi Block VI a reserved forest, while the Highways and Minor Ports Department, through Government Order (Ms) No. 196 dated 29 November 2012, acquires land in Noombal and Perumal Agaram villages for road widening and an overbridge.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 49, Part II, Section 2 contains government notifications affecting particular sections of the public. The supplied text includes notifications concerning stamp duty arrangements, reserved forest land, highway land acquisition and the establishment of courts and tribunals.
Sengurichi reserved forest
The Environment and Forests Department issued Government Order (Ms) No. 218, Environment and Forests (FR.14), dated 10 September 2012. It declares Sengurichi Block VI in Dindigul Taluk, Dindigul District, a reserved forest from 10 July 2013.
Key details are:
- The forest block is in Village No. 80, Sengurichi.
- The principal survey field is Survey Field No. 1600 A/2.
- The stated extent is 146.75.0 hectares.
- The notification provides detailed northern, eastern, southern and western boundaries.
- Survey Field No. 1599 is identified as patta land enclosed within the forest block.
- Several other enclosed survey fields are recorded as encroachments allowed by the Forest Settlement Officer.
- An admitted pathway crosses the forest block. It is allowed to a width of 1 metre and a length of 346.80 metres, connecting the southern boundary of Survey Field No. 1148 to the northern boundary of Survey Field No. 1599.
Highway land acquisition
The Highways and Minor Ports Department issued Government Order (Ms) No. 196, Highways and Minor Ports (HW2), dated 29 November 2012. It acquires 0.38.5 hectare in Village No. 67, Noombal, and Village No. 66, Perumal Agaram, Ambattur Taluk, Thiruvallur District.
The acquisition is for:
- Widening the existing NH4 Arulmigu Sri Devi Karumariamman Temple Road at kilometre 0/0 to 0/4.
- Constructing an overbridge on that road.
- Payment of compensation from funds controlled or managed by the Chief Engineer (Construction and Maintenance), Highways Department.
The supplied schedule identifies Noombal parcels in Survey Nos. 71/1A1, 71/2A and part of 71/3A1, newly subdivided as 71/3A1B, with registered holders, boundaries and individual extents. The acquisition plan is kept at the office of the Tahsildar, Ambattur, and may be inspected during office hours.
Who may be affected
The Environment and Forests Department notification is relevant to owners, occupiers and pathway users connected with Sengurichi Block VI and its enclosed survey fields. The Highways and Minor Ports Department notification directly affects registered holders and other interested persons whose land falls within the acquisition schedule.
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Common questions
When did Sengurichi Block VI become a reserved forest?
The Environment and Forests Department notification declares Sengurichi Block VI a reserved forest with effect from 10 July 2013.
Is the pathway through Sengurichi Block VI still recognised?
Yes. The notification admits a pathway through the forest block with a width of 1 metre and a length of 346.80 metres.
Why is land being acquired in Noombal and Perumal Agaram?
The land is acquired to widen the existing NH4 Arulmigu Sri Devi Karumariamman Temple Road at kilometre 0/0 to 0/4 and to construct an overbridge.
Where can I inspect the highway acquisition plan?
The plan is kept at the office of the Tahsildar, Ambattur, and may be inspected during office hours.
