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The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No. 27009/1973 Postal Regn. No. NE-313(MZ) 2006-2008 Re. 1/- per page VOL - XLII Aizawl, Thursday 3.10.2013 Asvina 11, S.E. 1935, Issue No. 522 NOTIFICATION No. B.11031/53/2013-UD&PA, the 26th September, 2013. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 4 of the Mizoram Urban & Regional Development Act, 1990 (Mizoram Act No. 12 of 1990) as amended from time to time, the Governor of Mizoram is pleased to notify with immediate effect that the Area indicated in Schedule - I & II appended to this Notification to be Vairengte Town Planning Area for the purpose planned development under this Act which shall be called by the name of ‘VAIRENGTE TOWN PLANNING AREA’ and Schedule of boundary alongwith description of the Vairengte Town Planning Area is indicated on Base Map of Vairengte. R.L. Rinawma, Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Mizoram, Urban Development & Poverty Alleviation Department. SCHEDULE - I PLANNING AREA/REGION :- Statement showing Vairengte Town and concerned District within the proposed Planning Area for Vairengte. Name of town Area in Sq. km. No. of Villages covered District 1 2 3 4 Vairengte 13.77 VC-I, VC-II Kolasib SCHEDULE - II PLANNING BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION OF VAIRENGTE TOWN RAMRI INTANNA: Vairengte khawpui ramri hmarthlang kilah Lungphun No.1-na chu R. Aitlang luikam Vairengte atanga Dwarkand khawpuiin a chung a sawi tak lui a kanna atanga chhak lam 40-60m velah phun a ni. Hei hi khawpui huamchin ramri intan nan a hman a ni. A . HMAR LAMAH: Ramri intanna atangin ramri chu khawchhak hawi zawngin a kal a, Lungphun No.2 chu Sabual mual tlangdunga mualpawng laiah phun a ni a. Heta tang hian khawchhak hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.3-na chu Phulraw lui chhak lamah phun a ni. Heta tang hian khawchhak hawi Ex-522/2013 - 2 - zawngin a kal zel a, Lungphun No.4-na chu Khasi veng tlangdung kawn laiah phun a ni a, chu chu High School tuikhuah thlang lawkah a ni. Heta tang hian Lungphun No.5-na Aizawl-Silchar kawngpui khawchhak lam pangah phun a ni. Heta tang hian Zotui Lui hnar bula luite lo luang chhuakin a rawn finna bulah phun a ni. B. KHAWCHHAK LAMAH: Lungphun No.6-na atang hian ramri chu chhimthlang hawi zawngin a kal a, lungphun No.7-na chu Damdiai lui leh lui te, Maukam kawi atanga lokal nen an infinna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.8-na chu Maului peng leh luite leh luite pakhat infinna hmun, Inner Line Forest Reserved ramri in a kanna chiah ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu chhimlam hawia kal zel in, Khankawn lui atanga Hmar lama luite hnar luite pengthuam laiah Lungphun No.9-na chu phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.10-na chu tlangchhipah phun a ni a, Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.11-na chu Thangtea Pi Lui hmarlam kamah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.12-na chu luite hmar lam kamah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.13-na chu Sunia Pa Lui leh Luite infinna ah phun a ni. Khawthlang hawi zawngin luite a zawh a, lungphun No.14-na chu Luite a rawn finna hmunah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu chhim hawi zawnga kal zelin Lungphun No.15-na chu Khawtinkawii Pa Luite a rawn finna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawngin a phei zel a, lungphun No.16-na chu luite infinna hmunah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu chhim hawi zawnga phei zelin lungphun No.17-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhimthlang hawiin a kal leh a, lungphun No.18-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian chhim hawi zawnga kal zel in Lungphun No.19-na chu Tlangchhip ah phun a ni a. Chuta tang chuan chhim hawi zawnga kal zel in Lungphun No.20-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. C. CHHIM LAMAH: Lungphun No.20-na atang hian ramri chu khawthlang hawi zawngin a kal a, Lungphun No.21-na chu Aizawl-Silchar kawngpui sir thlang lam pang Forest Plantation ram chin ah phun a ni a. Chuta tang chuan ramri chu Hmar thlang hawiin a her thla a, Lui te a zawh thla zel a, Luite in Lui-te dang a zu finna bulah Lungphun No.22-na chu phun a ni. D. KHAWTHLANG LAMAH: Lungphun No.22-na atangin ramri chuan Hmar hawiin Luite a zawh a, Lungphun No.23 na chu Luite infinna bul lawkah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu hmar hawi zawnga kalin, tlangdung a kan leh hnu in lungphun No.24-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. Chuta tang chuan ramri chuan mel nga Camp tuikhur hmar hawi zawng in a zawh leh a, lungphun No.25-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian kan sawi tak lui chu zawh zelin Lungphun No.26-na chu luite infinna ah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chuan hmar hawi zawngin luite a zawh a Lungphun No. 27-na chu luite dangin a rawn finna hmunah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu hmar hawizawnga kalin, tlang a kan hnu ah Kangriau lui luite dangin a rawn finna hmunah Lungphun No. 28-na chu phun a ni. Heta tang hian Kangriau lui chu hmar hawi zawnga zawh zelin, Lungphun No.29-na chu luite in arawn finna hmunah phun a ni. Chuta tang chuan ramri chu hmar thlang hawi zawngin a inher a, Dolchhara kawng a tan tlang hnuah Aitlang lui a zu pawh a. Aitlang lui chu hmar zawnga zawh leh zelin Luite in Aitlang Lui a finna ah lungphun No. 30-na phun a ni. Heta tang hian Ramri chuan Hmar hawi zawngin Aitlang lui a zawh zel a, Luite in Aitlang lui a finna hmun ah lungphun No.31-na chu phun a ni. Heta tang hian hmar thlang hawi zawngin luite a zawh leh a, Lungphun No.32-na chu Aitlang lui a finna hmunah phun a ni. Chuta tang chuan hmarthlang hawi zawngin Aitlang lui a zawh leh a, Lungphun No.33-na chu Rawnal lui in arawn finna hmunah phun ani. Heta tang hian ramri chuan hmarchhak hawi deuhin, Aitlang lui chu a zawh zel a, Lungphun No.34-na chu luite in a rawn finna bulah phun a ni. Heta tang hian ramri chu hmar hawi zawnga kal zelin, Lungphun No.1-a hmasa bera kan sawi tak kha aman ta ani. (Lungphun No.1-na hi ramri intanna a ni). Published and Issued by Controller, Printing & Stationery Department, Government of Mizoram Printed at the Mizoram Government Press, Aizawl. C/500.
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