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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette © [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2009-11. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 197/2009. 2011 [Price: Rs. 6.40 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 2] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2011 Margazhi 28, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2041 Part II—Section 2 Notifications or Orders of interest to a section of the public issued by Secretariat Departments. NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT CONTENTS Pages. Pages. ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Wild Life (Protection) Act : Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act— Declaration of No. 30. Melaselvanoor and Inclusion of additional areas in Sivakasi Local No. 31. Keelaselvanoor Villages, Kadaladi Taluk, Planning Area .. .. .. .. 11 Ramanathapuram District as Birds Sanctuary .. 8 Declaration of No. 76. Therthangal Village, INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT Paramakudi Taluk, Ramanathapuram District Industrial Purposes Act—Amendment to Notification as Birds Sanctuary .. .. .. 8 11 HIGHWAYS AND MINOR PORTS DEPARTMENT LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT Tamil Nadu Highways Act—Aquisition of Lands .. 8-10 Factories Act—Amendment to Notifications .. 12-13 HOME DEPARTMENT Industrial Disputes Act: Indian Christian Marriage Act—Grant of Licence to Grant Certificates of Marriage between Industrial Disputes between Workmen and Indian Christian .. .. .. Managements referred to: 10-11 Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors Labour Court for Adjudication .. .. 13-20 (in Financial Establishments) Act—Amendment Industrial Tribunal for Adjudication .. 21-22 to Notification .. .. .. .. 11 D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—1 [7] 8 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2 NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS DEPARTMENT faunal, floral, gemorphological, natural and zoological significance for the purpose of protecting, propagating and Notifications under Wild Life (Protection) Act. developing Wildlife and its environment, to be a Sanctuary. Declaration of No. 30. Melaselvanoor and No. 31. Keelaselvanoor Villages, Kadaladi Taluk, SCHEDULE Ramanathapuram District as Birds Sanctuary under the Act. Ramanathapuram District, Paramakudi Taluk, No 76. Therthangal, Area S.No. 6. (29.29.5 hectares) [G.O. Ms. No. 206, Environment and Forests (FR.5), Therthangal Birds Sanctuary 1st December 2010.] BOUNDARIES No. II(2)/EF/9/2011.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 26-A of the Wild North:—Starting from northern side of S.No. 7 and eastern Life (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act 53 of 1972), the side of S.No. 5 of Village. No. 76, Therthangal Village and Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby declares that the area, the runs towards north-east on the southern sides of S.Nos. 3, boundaries of which are specified in the Schedule below, 116 of Village No. 76, Therthangal Village. shall be a Sanctuary on and from 1st December 2010. East:—Thence the boundary runs generally towards south THE SCHEDULE along the western sides of S.F.Nos. 112, 111, 109, 92, 91, 90 and 89 of Village No. 76, Therthangal Village and southern Ramanathapuram District, Kadaladi Taluk, 30. Melaselvanoor side of S.No. 89 and also runs western side of S.Nos. 88,79, Village, 31. Keelaselvanoor Village, Melaselvanoor and 78 and 65 of Village No. 76. Therthangal Village. Keelaselvanoor Birds Sanctuary Area 593.08 hectares. South:—Thence the boundary runs towards west along BOUNDARIES the northern side of S.No. 64, 21 of Village No. 76. Therthangal Village. North.—Starting from Bijunction of village No. 24 of Meenangudi and Village No. 23 of Orivayal Village and run West:—Thence the boundary runs generally towards north towards east along the southern side of S.F.Nos. 107,97, along the western side of the S.Nos. 20,15,14,13,12,11,10,9 94,81,80, 79,78 and 198 of Village No. 23 Orivayal Village. and northern side of S.No. 9, western side of S.No. 9 and southern and eastern sides of S.No. 8, eastern, northern East.—Then the boundary runs generally towards south sides of S.No. 7 and joins the starting point. and along the western side of SF. Nos. 66, 67, 70, 71, 75, 89, 90, 91, 121, 122, 123 and 127 of Village No. 31 V. IRAI ANBU, Keelaselvanoor village. Secretary to Government. South.—Then the boundary runs towards west along with northern side of S.Nos. 202, 200, 176, 175, 135, 134, 133, HIGHWAYS AND MINOR PORTS DEPARTMENT 132 and 130 of Village No. 31 Keelaselvanoor village and Acquisition of Lands northern side of S.F.Nos. 134, 133 and 126 of Village No. 30 Melaselvanoor Village. [G.O.(D)No.239, Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2), 10th December 2010, Karthigai 24, West.—Then the boundary runs generally towards north Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2041.] along the eastern side of S.F Nos. 125, 45, 44, 43, 28, 27, 18, 17, 13, 12, 11, 8 and 7 of S.F.No. 6 and 2 of Village No.II(2)/HWMP/11/2011.—The Governor of Tamil Nadu No. 30 Melaselvanoor Village and along the eastern side having been satisfied that the lands specifiied in the schedule Village No. 24 of Meenangudi Village boundary and joins the below have to be acquired for highways purpose, to wit for starting point. the construction of Road Over Bridge in lieu of existing LC. 40 Sholingar-Kaveripakkam road and it have already been decided that the entire amount of compensation to be awarded for the Declaration of No. 76. Therthangal Village, Paramakudi lands is to be paid out of the funds controlled or managed by Taluk, Ramanathapuram District as Birds Sanctuary the Chief Engineer (General), Highways Department, and under the Act. having considered the cause shown by the owners or other [G.O.Ms. No. 220, Environment and Forests (FR5), persons having interest in the said lands as the case may be 15th December 2010.] do hereby published the following notice under sub-section (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu Highways No.II(2)/EF/10/2011.—In exercise of the powers conferred Act, 2001 (Tamil Nadu Act 34 of 2002). by sub-section (1) of Section 18 of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act 53 of 1972), the Governor of NOTICE Tamil Nadu hereby declares the intention of the Government of Tamil Nadu to constitute the area, the boundaries of which Under sub-section (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu are specified in the Schedule below which is considered by Highways Act, 2001 (Tamil Nadu Act 34 of 2002), the Governor the Government of Tami Nadu to be of adequate ecological, of Tamil Nadu hereby acquires the lands specified in the Jan. 12, 2011] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 9 Schedule below and measuring, an extent of 0.0379 square Ryotwari, Manai S.No.705-24B, owner person interested meter to the same, a little more or less are needed for M. Veeraagavan, son of Muthu Krishna Naidu—0.0013 square Highways purpose, to wit, for construction of Road Over metre. Bridge in bear of existing LC. 40 of Sholingar - Kaveripakkam Village, Arakkonam Taluk, Vellore District. Ryotwari, Manai S.No.705-45, owner person interested S. Vatchala, wife of Srinivasa Naidu—0.0022 square metre. The plan of the lands are kept in the office of the Tahsildar, Arakkonam Taluk, Vellore District may be inspected at any Dry, S.No.231-1A1, owner person interested Asokh Kumar, time during office hours. son of Sundaram Naidu—0.0032 square metre. Total—0.0379 square metre THE SCHEDULE Vellore District, Arakkonam Taluk, Banavaram Village [G.O.(D)No.248, Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2), 23rd December 2010, Margazhi 8, Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C1, owner person interested Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2041.] Ashok Kumar and Sugumar sons of Sundaram Naidu—0.0040 square metre. No.II(2)/HWMP/12/2011.—The Governor of Tamil Nadu Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C2, owner person interested having been satisfied that the lands specified in the schedule Ruthurammal daughter of Panjalammal Ramani daughter of below have to the acquired for highways purpose, to wit for Panjalaiammal Saraswathi, daugher of Panjalaiammal, the construction of Road over Bridge in lieu of existing LC.63 K. Chandran Grandmother of Panjalaiammal, K. Santhosh in between Kavanur and Gudiyattam Railway Station and it Grandmother of Panjalaiammal—0.0049 square metre. has already been decided that the entire amount of compensation to be awarded for the lands is to be paid out Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C7, owner person interested of the funds controlled or managed by The Chief Engineer, Kanthasami, son of Kuppusamipillai—0.0021 square metre. Projects, Highways Department, Chennai-15 and having considered the cause shown by the owners or other persons Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C8, owner person interested having interest in the said lands as the case may be do S.Kavalsanth, son of Sugansanth—0.0028 square metre. hereby published the following notice under sub-section (1) of Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C11, owner person interested Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 (Tamil Noorlla, Sarbulla, son of Easanulia Saibu—0.0022 square Nadu Act 34 of 2002). metre. NOTICE Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-1C12, owner person interested Ashok, Krishnamurthi, son of Thanapal Yathau Amanulla, son Under sub-section (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu of Abdul Salam Saibu—0.0012.square metre. Highways Act, 2001 (Tamil Nadu Act 34 of 2002), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby acquires the lands specified in the Ryotwari, Manai S.No.229-3, owner person interested schedule below and measuring an extent of 0.81.5 hectares Sivasankaran, son of Chinnappa Achari—0.0005.square metre. to the same, a little more or less are needed for Highways purpose, to wit, for construction of ROB in lieu of existing Ryotwari, Manai S.No.275-28, owner person interested LC.63 in between Kavanur and Gudiyattam Railway Station V.
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