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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette © [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2009-11. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 197/2009. 2009 [Price: Rs. 30.40 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 46] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2009 Karthigai 9, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2040 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. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING AND HOME DEPARTMENT FISHERIES DEPARTMENT Indian Christian Marriage Act—Licence to grant Indian Veterinary Council Act—Four members certificates of marriage between Indian elected among themselves by Veterinary Christians—Granted .. .. .. 510 Practitioners Registered in the State Veterinary Registers as members to the HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Tamil Nadu Veterinary Council—Notifies .. 440 DEPARTMENT COMMERCIAL TAXES AND REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act— Certain provisions of the Development Indian Stamp Act—Stamp Duty chargeable for Regulations of the Second Master Plan for instrument of Agreement for Finance Chennai Metropolitan Area relating to executed by the Self Help Groups, Reservation of land for communal and Panchayat Level Federations and Economic 510 Activity Federations—Remitted .. .. 440 recreational purposes—Exempted .. .. ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Tamil Nadu Forests Act: Industrial Disputes Act—Disputes between Megamalai Forest Block in Andipatty Workmen and Managements referred to Taluk of Theni District as Reserved Labour Courts for adjudication .. 510-514 Forest—Declared .. .. .. 440-509 Oothukadu Forest Block in Valangaiman Taluk MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION AND of Thiruvarur District as Reserved Forest WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT —Declared .. .. .. 509 Tamil Nadu Parks, Play-fields and Open Spaces HIGHWAYS AND MINOR PORTS (Preservation and Regulation) Act—List of DEPARTMENT Parks, in the areas within the Jurisdiction of Tamil Nadu Highways Act—Acquisition of the Thiruthuraipoondi Municipality .. 514 Lands .. .. .. .. 509-510 D.T.P.—II-2 (46)—1 [ 439 ] 440 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [PartII—Sec.2 NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING AND FISHERIES the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (Central Act II of 1899), the DEPARTMENT. Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby remits the duty chargeable under the said Act in respect of instruments of Agreement Notification regarding four members elected among for Finance, Inter-se-Agreement among members, Deed of themselves by Veterinary Practitioners Registered in Hypothecation and Deed of Mortgage executed by the the State Veterinary Registers as members to the Self Help Groups, Federation of Self Help Groups at Panchayat Tamil Nadu Veterinary Council under Indian Veterinary level i.e., Panchayat Level Federations and Economic Activity Council Act. Federations, promoted by the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department in favour of Banks, for [G.O. Ms. No. 132, Animal Husbandry, Dairying and obtaining loan. Fisheries (AH3-2), 4th November 2009.] No. II(2)/AHDFI/609/2009.—Under sub-section (2) of RAJEEV RANJAN, Section 32 of the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984 (Central Principal Secretary to Government. Act 52 of 1984), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby notifies the following names of four members elected among ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS DEPARTMENT themselves by Veterinary Practitioners registered in the State Veterinary Registers as members to the Tamil Nadu Veterinary Notifications under Tamil Nadu Forest Act Council under clause (a) of sub-Section (1) of Section 32 of the said Act:— Declaration of Megamalai Forest Block in Andipatty Taluk of Theni District as Reserved Forests Serial Name and Address Registration under the Act. Number. No. (1) (2) (3) [G.O. Ms. No. 118, Environment and Forest (FR-14), 9th September 2009.] 1 Dr. R. Jeyaprakash, .. 1126 97-C, Yadhava Street, No. II(2)/EF/611/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred Velipattanam, by Section 16 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 Ramanathapuram-623 504 (Tamil Nadu Act V of 1882), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby declares the area, boundaries of which are specified 2 Dr. M. Om Murugan, .. 1984 in the schedule below, as reserved forest with effect on and G-4, Rukmani Homes, from 31-5-2010:— 14, V.V. Koil Street, Annai Nagar, Selaiyur, THE SCHEDULE Chennai-600 073. 1. Name of District : Theni. 3 Dr. A. Rajendran, .. 2840 Plot No. 117, 2. Name of Taluk : Andipatty. TAUTA Nagar Extension, Thondamuthur Road, 3. Number and Name : 23. Megamalai. Vadavalli Post, of the Village Coimbatore-641 041 4. Name of the forest : Megamalai 4 Dr. D. Ramamurthy, .. 2042 Block 57, Narayanan Nagar, Tiruppapuliyur, 5. Area of the Forest : 24655.75.5 Cuddalore-607 002 Block hectares. 6. This forest block comprises the following Survey C. MUTHUKUMARASWAMY, Field Numbers and area— Secretary to Government. COMMERCIAL TAXES AND REGISTRATION Survey Number Extent in hectares DEPARTMENT 280 Part 23915.16.5 Remission of Stamp Duty chargeable for instrument of Agreement for Finance executed by the Self Help 398 9 1.57.0 Groups, Panchayat Level Federations and Economic 399 7 1.39.5 Activity Federations under Indian Stamp Act. 400 6 1.42.5 [G.O. Ms. No. 158, Commercial Taxes and Registration (J1), 5th November 2009, Aippasi 19, Thiruvalluvar 401 0.98.5 Aandu 2040.] 402 9 1.07.0 No. II(2)/CTR/610/2009.—In exercise of the powers 403 5 1.03.0 conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 9 of 470 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [PartII—Sec.2 Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing Right No.16.—Pathway leading to Varushanadu - Valiparai road width 8.00 metres. 11 - 12 92.6 353 This pathway starting from Survey Field Number 978 of 12 - 13 84.6 299.5 ‘F’ line measuring 10.00 metres at the cutting point of 2.00 runs through the proposed Reserved Forest and end in 13 - 14 116.2 321 Survey Field Number 1412 of No.22 Mayiladumparai village 14 - 15 69.6 349 boundary and its ‘F’ line measuring 99.6 metres at the cutting 15 - 16 20.0 39.5 point of 6 metres. Length 2352.2 metres. 16 - 17 49.6 1 Its bearing and distances are as follows:— 17 - 18 111.0 46 Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing 18 - 19 84.8 332 1 - 2 142.6 81 19 - 20 71.2 344.5 2 - 3 117.6 56 20 - 21 142.0 1 3 - 4 137.4 25 Total 1873.0 4 - 5 260.8 77.5 Right No.14.—Pathway leading to Thandiankulam Grammanatham 1.0 m. width 5 - 6 186.0 67 This pathway starting from Valliparai grammanatham of 6 - 7 237.0 47.5 Survey Field Number 510/4 ‘F’ line measuring 84.2 metres at the cutting point of 4.2 metres runs through the proposed 7 - 8 216.0 59.5 Reserved Forest to Thandiankulam grammanatham of Survey 8 - 9 147.8 66.5 Field Number 712/4 ‘F’ line measuring 106.2 metres at the cutting point of 2.00 metres from North to South. Total 9 - 10 412.0 71.5 length - 743.8 metres. 10 - 11 144.0 75.5 Its bearing and distances are as follows:— 11 -12 79.0 59 Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing 12 - 13 168.0 56 1 - 2 10.8 189 13 -14 90.0 57 2 - 3 129.2 15.5 14 - 15 14.0 331 3 - 4 143.0 15 Total 2352.2 4 - 5 80.0 132.5 5 - 6 130.0 132.5 Right No. 17.—Road leads from Murukodai H/o. Mayiladumparai village to Kampathumottai 6 - 7 80.8 151 @ Kamarajapuram H/o. Megamalai village 8.0 metres width. 7 - 8 42.0 125 This road is starting from Kumpathumottai 8 - 9 128.0 149 @ Kamarajapuram H/o. Megamalai village in Survey Field Number 470 ‘F’ line measuring at the cutting point of 14.0 Total 743.8 metres West to East and end in Survey Field Number 1818 of 22 Mayiladumparai village boundary and its ‘F’ line Right No.15.—Pathway leading to patta field Survey Field measuring 99.6 metres at the cutting point of 6.0 metres from Number 809 1.0 metre width North to South. Distance 2848.8 metres. This pathway starting from Valiparai Thandiankulam Its bearing and distances are as follows:— Natham road at the cutting distance of 80.0 metres of Station No.5 to patta field Survey Field Number 808 ‘F’ line measuring Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing 52.2 metre at the cutting point of 20.2 metres from North to South. Total distance 163.2 metre. Its bearing and 1 - 2 64.0 337.5 distances are as follows:— 2 - 3 86.0 11 Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing 3 - 4 104.0 14.5 1 - 2 11.4 222.5 4 - 5 92.0 31 2 - 3 44.8 162 5 - 6 129.6 39 3 - 4 38.0 180.5 4 - 5 69.0 186.5 6 - 7 73.4 64.5 Total 163.2 7 - 8 88.0 112.5 Nov. 25, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 471 Station No. Distance in metres Magnetic bearing NOTE 1.—The following patta lands situated within the Forest Block are treated as enclosure free from reservation 8 - 9 45.4 51 from the forest area. The survey number and extent of patta lands are given below: 9 - 10 22.0 125 Survey Field Patta Pattadar Name Extent 10 - 11 72.0 185 Number No. (in ha.) 11 - 12 48.6 123 398 1 2193 K. Vanarasu 0.72.0 12 - 13 75.0 7 2 Mayakkal 0.40.0 13 - 14 155.4 11 3 882 C. Pandian 0.36.0 14 - 15 200.4 21.5 4 863 P. Poundas 0.31.0 15 - 16 52.0 41 5 882 C.
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