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MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 16th November, 2023
S.O. 4950(E). —WHEREAS, in supersession of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
notification number S.O. 2797(E), dated the 2nd August, 2019, a draft notification was published in the Gazette of
India, Extraordinary, vide notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate
Change number S.O. 1197 (E), dated the 14th March, 2023, inviting objections and suggestions from all persons
likely to be affected thereby within the period of sixty days from the date on which copies of the Gazette containing
the said notification were made available to the public;
AND WHEREAS , copies of the Gazette containing the said draft notification were made available to the
public on the 14th March, 2023;
AND WHEREAS , no objections and suggestions were received from persons and stakeholders in response
to the said draft notification;
AND WHEREAS , the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary is situated in Uttarakannada and
Shivamogga District of Karnataka State and lies between the latitude 13° 54' 19" N to 14° 31' 10" N a nd longitude 74°
29' 50" E to 74° 58' 42" E and the Sanctuary was previously notified as reserved forests in 1897 as per notification
number 7309 -B of 04 -10-1987 pages 1711 -1715 Part I BGG of 7 -10-1897, in the year 2019, after going through the
due proces s of law, the State Government of Karnataka vide its notification number FEE 12 FWL 2019 Bengaluru
dated 07.06.2019, notified an extent of 930.16 Km2 area as Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary under
the clause (b) of sub -section (1) of sectio n 26 of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 (53 of 1972) which supersedes the
earlier notification declaring the part of the area as ―Aghanashini Lion -Tailed Macaque Conservation Reserve‖ vide
notification number FEE 141 FWL 2011 dated 13.06.2011.
AND WHERE AS, the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary lies in the Western Ghats, mainly
covered with climax tropical evergreen, semi -evergreen forests and grassy patches on hilltops and is immensely rich
in flora and fauna both in variety and diversity a nd these forests are extremely rich in arboreal fauna and avifauna due
to their contiguity and availability of a verity of seasonal fruit -bearing tall lofty trees the most of conspicuous of the
arboreal mammal present in the landscape is Lion -tailed Macaqu e and terrain is highly undulating with varied altitude
and the area is marked by perennial nalas and a large number of small streams and the area is spread about 930.16 km2
out of which about 348.29 km2 area fall in Honnavar Division and 95.14 km2 area fa lls in Sirsi Division of Kanara
Circle, Uttarakannada and 486.73 Km2 area fall in Shivamogga Wildlife Division of Shivamogga Circle.
AND WHEREAS , the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary has very rich flora and faunal
diversity and the evergree n and semi -evergreen forests in the valleys are immensely rich in tree species like
Actinodaphne angustifolia, Actinodaphne malabarica, Aglaia elaeognoidea, Artocarpus hirsutus, Artocarpus
lakoocha, Atlantia wightii, Calamus thwaitesii, Caryota urens, Cedr ella toona, Cinnamomum malabathrum,
Cryptocarya boudillonii, Dillenia pentagyna, Dimocarpus longana, Diospyros buxifolia, Diospyros candolleana, etc.
and also home for endemic species like Semicarpus kathalekanensis and the Sanctuary harbours animals like Indian
Gaur, Spotted deer, Leopard, Flying squirrel, Malabar Giant squirrel, etc. and the most conspicuous of the arboreal
mammal present in the landscape is the Lion -tailed macaque and the recorded faunal diversity consists of 38 species
of mammals, 164 species of birds, 43 species of reptiles, 26 species of amphibians, 17 species of freshwater fish and
77 species of butterflies;
AND WHEREAS , the vulnerable, rare, endangered and threatened animal species available in the Sanctuary
are Lion -tailed Macaque (Macaca silenus ), Leopard ( Panthera pardus ), Dhole ( Cuon alpinus ), Pangolin ( Manis
crassicaudata ), Leopard Cat ( Prionailurus bengalensis ), Brown Palm Civet ( Paradoxurus jerdoni), Slender Loris
(Loris tardigradus ), Indian Crested Porcupine ( Hystrix indica ), Marsh Crocodile ( Crocodylus palustris ), Beddome's
Toad ( Duttaphrynus beddomii ), Malabar Torrent Toad ( Ghatophryne ornate ), Sahyadri Fejervarya ( Fejervarya
sahyadris ), Mudduraja Cricket Frog ( Fejervarya mudduraja ), Mangalore Cricket Frog ( Fejervarya gran osa), Malabar
Tree Toad ( Pedostibes tuberculosus ), Marbled Ramanella ( Ramanella mormorata ), Jog Night Frog ( Nyctibatrachus
jog) Humayun's Night Frog ( Nyctibatrachus humayuni ), Karnataka Bubble Nest Frog ( Raorchestes charius ), Ponmudi
Bush Frog ( Raorchestes , ponmudi ), Small Tree Frog ( Rhacophorus lateralis ), King Cobra ( Ophiophagus hannah ),
Whitaker's Boa ( Eryx whitakeri ), Black Bellied Shield Tail ( Teretrurus sanguineus ), Woolly Necked Stork ( Ciconia
episcopus ), Lesser Adjutant Stork ( Leptoptilos javanicus ), etc.:
AND WHEREAS , the vulnerable, rare, endangered and endemic plant species available in the Sanctuary are
Syzygium travancoricum, Gymnacranthera canarica , Myristica fatua , Holigarna beddomei, H.grahamii, Hopea
ponga, Hydnocarpus laurifolia, Knema at tenuata, Litsea laevigata, Mallotus philippensis, Mappia foetida, Myristica
malabarica, Saraca asoca, Rauvolfia serpentina , etc.;
AND WHEREAS , the forests of the Sanctuary is the catchments for important rivers like Sharavati and
Aghanashini, apart from a number of streams by way of their favourable influence on soil and water conservation
regimes ensuring water availability in Gersoppa Reservoir amd the forests of the Sanctuary ameliorate the
microclimate and exert a favourable influence on the soil and water conservation regimes of the adjacent habitations
and agricultural lands;
AND WHEREAS, it is necessary to conserve and protect the area, the extent and boundaries of the
Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary which are specified in paragrap h 1 as Eco -sensitive Zone from
ecological, environmental and biodiversity point of view and to prohibit industries or class of industries and their
operations and processes in the said Eco -sensitive Zone;
NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub -section (1) and clauses (v) and (xiv) of
sub-section (2) and sub -section (3) of section 3 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) (hereafter in
this notification referred to as the Environment Act) read with sub -rule (3) of rule 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Rules, 1986 and in supersession of the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment, Forest
and Climate Change number S.O. 2797(E), dated the 2nd August, 2019, the Central Government hereby notifies a n
area to an extent varying from zero* to 5.25 kilometre around the boundary of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed
Macaque Sanctuary, in Uttarakannada and Shivamogga District in the State of Karnataka as the Eco -sensitive Zone,
(hereafter in this notification r eferred to as the Eco -sensitive Zone details of which are as under, namely: -
1. Extent and boundaries of Eco -sensitive Zone. – (1) The Eco -sensitive Zone shall be to an extent of zero* to 5.25
kilometres around the boundary of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed M acaque Sanctuary and the area of the Eco -
sensitive Zone is 679.15 square kilometres which comprises 416.99 square kilometres of forest area and 262.16
square kilometres of non -forest area and the extent of the Eco -sensitive Zone in various directions is gi ven below: -
Direction Extent
North 1 -2.98 kilometre
North - East 1 - 4. kilometre
East 1 - 3.5 kilometre
South -East 1 - 5.25 kilometre
South zero* - 2.6 kilometre
South -West 1 - 4.66 kilometre
West 1 - 3.1 kilometre
North -West 1 - 2.6 kilometre
Note. - zero* - The extent of Eco -sensitive Zone Boundary is zero along the common boundary of Sharavathi Valley
Wildlife Sanctuary and Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary.
(2) The boundary description of the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary and it s Eco -sensitive Zone is
appended in Annexure -I.
(3) The Maps of the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary demarcating Eco -sensitive Zone provided in
Annexure -IIA, Annexure -IIB and Annexure -IIC.
(4) List of geo -coordinates of prominent locati ons of the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary and Eco -
sensitive Zone are provided in Table A and Table B of Annexure - III.
(5) The list of villages falling in the Eco -sensitive Zone along with their coordinates at prominent points is appended
in Annexure -IVA.
(6) List of forest enclosure villages coming in the an Eco -sensitive Zone of the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed
Macaque Sanctuary are appended in Annexure - IV B.
(7) List of the reserved or notified forests within Eco -sensitive Zone of the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque
Sanctuary is provided in Annexure -IV C.
2. Zonal Master Plan for Eco -sensitive Zone. - (1) The State Government shall, for the purposes of the Eco -
sensitive Zone, prepare a Zonal Master Plan within two years from the date of publication of this notification in the
Official Gazette, in consultation with local people and in conformity to the provisions of this notification.
(2) The Zonal Master Plan for the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be prepared by the State Government in accor dance with
the provisions of this notification and also in consonance with the relevant Central and State laws and the guidelines
issued by the Central Government, if any.
(3) The Zonal Master Plan shall be prepared in consultation with the following Depar tments of the State Government,
for integrating the ecological and environmental considerations into the said plan: -
(i) Environment;
(ii) Forest and Wildlife;
(iii) Agriculture;
(iv) Revenue;
(v) Urban Development;
(vi) Tourism;
(vii) Rural Development;
(viii) Irrigation and Flood Control;
(ix) Munici pal;
(x) Panchayat Raj;
(xi) Karnataka Pollution Control Board;
(xii) Public Works Department.
(4) The Zonal Master Plan shall not impose any restriction on the approved existing land use, infrastructure and
activities, unless so specified in this notification and the Zonal Master Plan shall factor in the improvement of all
infrastructure and activities to be more efficient and eco -friendly.
(5) The Zonal Master Plan shall provide for the restoration of denuded areas, conservation of existing water bodies,
management of catchment areas, watershed management, groundwater management, soil and moisture conservation,
needs of the local community and such other aspects of the ecology and environment that need attention.
(6) The Zonal Master Plan shall demarcate all the existi ng worshipping places, villages and settlements, types and
kinds of forests, agricultural areas, fertile lands, green areas such as parks and like places, horticulture areas, orchards,
lakes and other water bodies with supporting maps giving details of exi sting and proposed land use features.
(7) The Zonal Master Plan shall regulate development in the Eco -sensitive Zone and adhere to prohibited and
regulated activities listed in the Table in paragraph 4 and also ensure and promote eco -friendly development f or the
security of local communities’ livelihood.
(8) The Zonal Master Plan shall be co -terminus with the Regional Development Plan.
(9) The Zonal Master Plan so approved shall be the reference document for the Monitoring Committee for carrying
out its fun ctions of monitoring in accordance with the provisions of this notification.
(9) Until the preparation of the Zonal Master Plan for the Eco -sensitive Zone, all new construction and other
developmental activities shall be referred to the Monitoring Committe e.
3. Measures to be taken by the State Government. - The State Government shall take the following measures for
giving effect to the provisions of this notification, namely: -
(1) Land use. - (a) Forests, horticulture areas, agricultural areas, parks and open spac es earmarked for recreational
purposes in the Eco -sensitive Zone shall not be used or converted into areas for commercial or residential or
industrial activities:
Provided that the conversion of agricultural and other lands, for the purposes other than tha t specified in
this clause, within the Eco -sensitive Zone may be permitted on the recommendation of the Monitoring
Committee, and with the prior approval of the competent authority under Regional Town Planning Act and other
rules and regulations of the Cen tral Government or State Government as applicable and the provisions of this
Notification, to meet the residential needs of the local residents and for activities, such as: -
i. widening and strengthening of existing roads and constructing of new roads;
ii. constr uction and renovation of infrastructure and civic amenities;
iii. small scale industries not causing pollution;
iv. cottage industries including village industries; convenience stores and local amenities supporting
eco-tourism including homestay; and
v. promoted activ ities are given under paragraph 4:
Provided further that no use of tribal land shall be permitted for commercial and industrial
development activities without the prior approval of the competent authority under Regional Town Planning Act
and other rules an d regulations of the State Government and without compliance of the provisions of article 244 of
the Constitution or any law for the time being in force, including the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional
Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Ac t, 2006 (2 of 2007):
Provided also that any error appearing in the land records within the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be corrected
by the State Government, after obtaining the views of the Monitoring Committee, once in each case and the
correction of said er ror shall be intimated to the Central Government in the Ministry of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change:
Provided also that the correction of error shall not include change of land use in any case except as
provided under this sub -paragraph.
(b) Efforts shall be made to reforest the unused or unproductive agricultural areas with afforestation and habitat
restoration activities.
(2) Natural water bodies. -The catchment areas of all natural springs shall be identified and plans for their
conservation and rejuve nation shall be incorporated in the Zonal Master Plan and the guidelines shall be drawn
up by the State Government in such a manner as to prohibit development activities at or near these areas which
are detrimental to such areas.
(3) Tourism or Eco -tourism .- (a) All new eco -tourism activities or expansion of existing tourism activities within
the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be as per the Tourism Master Plan for the Eco -sensitive Zone.
(b) The Eco -Tourism Master Plan shall be prepared by the State Department of Tou rism in consultation with
the State Departments of Environment and Forests.
(c) The Tourism Master Plan shall form a component of the Zonal Master Plan.
(d) The Tourism Master Plan shall be drawn based on the study of the carrying capacity of the Eco -sensi tive
Zone.
(e) The activities of eco -tourism shall be regulated as under, namely: -
(i) all new tourism activities or expansion of existing tourism activities within the Eco -sensitive Zone
shall be in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Central Governm ent in the Ministry of
Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the eco -tourism guidelines issued by the National Tiger
Conservation Authority (as amended from time to time) with emphasis on eco -tourism, eco -education
and eco -development;
(ii) until the Zonal Master Plan is prepared and approved, development for tourism and expansion of
existing tourism activities shall be permitted by the concerned regulatory authorities based on the
actual site specific scrutiny and recommendation of the Monitoring Committee .
(4) Natural heritage. - All sites of valuable natural heritage in the Eco -sensitive Zone, such as the gene pool
reserve areas, rock formations, waterfalls, springs, gorges, groves, caves, points, walks, rides, cliffs, etc., shall
be identified and a heritage conservation plan shall be drawn up for their preservation and conservation as a
part of the Zonal Master Plan.
(5) Man -made heritage sites. - Buildings, structures, artefacts, areas and precincts of historical, architectural,
aesthetic, and cultural signi ficance shall be identified in the Eco -sensitive Zone and a heritage conservation
plan for their conservation shall be prepared as part of the Zonal Master Plan.
(6) Noise pollution. - Prevention and control of noise pollution in the Eco -sensitive Zone sha ll be compiled in
accordance with the provisions of the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 published by the
Government of India in the Ministry of Environment and Forests vide notification number S.O. 123 (E), dated
the 14 Feburary, 2000 as amended from time to time.
(7) Air pollution. - Prevention and control of air pollution in the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be compiled in
accordance with the provisions of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (14 of 1981),
published by the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment and Forests vide notification number
G.S.R. 351 (E), dated the 15th May, 1981 and the Environment Act and the rules made thereunder.
(8) Discharge of effluents. - The discharge of treated effluent in t he Eco -sensitive Zone shall be in accordance
with the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (6 of 1974), published by the
Government of India in the Ministry of Environment and Forests vide notification number G.S.R. 58 (E ), dated
the 27th February, 1975 and the Environment Act and the rules made thereunder.
(9) Solid wastes. - Disposal and Management of solid wastes shall be as under: -
(i) the solid waste disposal in Eco -sensitive Zone shall be carried out as per the provision s of the Municipal
Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 published by the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment,
Forest and Climate Change vide notification number S.O. 1357 (E), dated the 8th April, 2016 and as amended
from time to time;
(ii) the local authorities shall draw up plans for the segregation of solid wastes into biodegradable and non -
biodegradable components;
(iii) the biodegradable material shall be recycled preferably through composting or vermiculture;
(iv) the in organic material may be disposed in an environmentally acceptable manner at site(s) identified outside
the Eco -sensitive Zone and no burning or incineration of solid wastes shall he permitted in the Eco -sensitive
Zone.
(10) Bio-Medical Waste. – The bio -medical waste disposal in the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be carried out as per
the provisions of the Bio -Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 published by the Government of India in
the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change vide notification number S.O . 343 (E), dated the
28th March, 2016 as amended from time to time.
(11) Plastic waste management. - The plastic waste management in the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be carried out as
per the provisions of the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, published by the Government of India in
the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change vide notification number G.S.R. 340 (E), dated the
18th March 2016, as amended from time to time.
(12) Construction and demolition waste management. - The construction and demolition waste management in
the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be carried out as per the provisions of the Construction and Demolition Waste
Management Rules, 2016 published by the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change vide notifi cation number G.S.R. 317(E), dated the 29th March 2016, as amended from time
to time.
(13) E-waste: - The e -waste management in the Eco -sensitive Zone shall be carried out as per the provisions of the
E-Waste Management Rules, 2016, published by the Government o f India in the Ministry of Environment,
Forest and Climate Change vide notification number G.S.R. 338 (E), dated the 23rd March, 2016, as amended
from time to time.
(14) Vehicular traffic: – The vehicular movement of traffic shall be regulated in a habitat -friendly manner and
specific provisions in this regard shall be incorporated in the Zonal Master Plan and till such time as the
Zonal Master plan is prepared and approved by the Competent Authority in the State Government, the
Monitoring Committee shall monito r compliance of vehicular movement under the relevant Acts and the
rules and regulations made thereunder.
(15) Vehicular pollution: - Prevention and control of vehicular pollution shall be incompliance with applicable
laws and efforts shall be made for use of c leaner fuels.
(16) Industrial units: –
(i) On or after the publication of this notification in the Official Gazette, no new polluting industries shall
be permitted to be set up within the Eco -sensitive Zone.
(ii) Only non -polluting industries shall be allowed within Ec o-sensitive Zone as per the classification of
Industries in the guidelines issued by the Central Pollution Control Board in February 2016, unless so
specified in this notification, and in addition, the non -polluting cottage industries shall be promoted.
(17) Protection of hill slopes. - The protection of hill slopes shall be as under: -
(i) the Zonal Master Plan shall indicate areas on hill slopes where no construction shall be permitted;
(ii) construction on existing steep hill slopes or slopes with a high degree of erosi on shall not be permitted.
4. List of activities prohibited or to be regulated within Eco -sensitive Zone. - All activities in the Eco -sensitive
Zone shall be governed by the provisions of the Environment Act and the rules made thereunder including the
Coastal Regulation Zone, 2011 and the notification of the Government of India in the erstwhile Ministry of
Environment and Forests, number S.O. 1533 (E), dated the 14th September, 2006 (hereinafter in this notification
referred to as) the Environmental Impact Ass essment Notification, 2006 and other applicable laws, including the
Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 (69 of 1980), the Indian Forest Act, 1927 (16 of 1927), the WildLife (Protection)
Act, 1972 (53 of 1972), the Karnataka Forest Act, 1963, the Karnataka For est Rules, 1969 and the Karnataka
Preservation of Trees Act, 1976 and be regulated in the manner specified in the Table below, namely: -
Table
Sl.
No.
Activity
Description
(1) (2) (3)
A. Prohibited Activities
1. Commercial mining, stone quarrying an d
crushing units. (a) All new and existing mining (minor and major minerals),
stone quarrying and crushing units shall be prohibited with
immediate effect except for meeting the domestic needs of bona
fide local residents including digging of the earth for construction
or repair of houses within the Eco -sensitive Zone;
(b) The mining operations shall be carried out in accordance with
the order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court dated the 4th August
2006 in the matter of T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad Vs. UOI in
W.P. (C) No.202 of 1995 and dated the 21st April 2014 in the
matter of Goa Foundation Vs. UOI in W.P. (C) No.435 of 2012.
2. The setting of industries causing pollution
(Water, Air, Soil, Noise, etc.). New industries and expansion of existing polluting indust ries in
the Eco -sensitive Zone shall not be permitted:
Provided that non -polluting industries shall be allowed
within the Eco -sensitive Zone as per the classification of
Industries in the guidelines issued by the Central Pollution
Control Board in F ebruary 2016, unless so specified in this
notification and in addition the non -polluting cottage industries
shall be promoted.
3. Establishment of major hydroelectric projects. Prohibited .
4. Use or production or processing of any
hazardous substances. Prohibited.
5. Discharge of untreated effluents in natural
water bodies or land area. Prohibited.
6. Setting up of new sawmills. New or expansion of existing sawmills shall not be permitted
within the Eco -sensitive Zone.
7. Setting up of brick kilns. Prohibited.
B. Regulated Activities
8. Commercial establishment of hotels and
resorts. No new commercial hotels and resorts shall be permitted within
one kilometer of the boundary of the protected area or upto the
extent of the Eco -sensitive Zone, whichever is nearer, except for
small temporary structures for eco -tourism activities:
Provided that, beyond one kilometer from the boundary of the
protected area or upto the extent of the Eco -sensitive Zone
whichever is nearer, all new tourist activities or expans ion of
existing activities shall be in conformity with the Tourism Master
Plan and guidelines as applicable.
9. Construction activities. New commercial construction of any kind shall not be permitted
within one kilometer from the boundary of the protected area or
upto extent of the Eco -sensitive Zone, whichever is nearer:
Provided that, local people shall be permitted to undertake
construction in their land for their use including the activities
mentioned in sub -paragraph (1) of paragraph 3 as per
building bye-laws to meet the residential needs of the local
residents:
Provided further that the construction activity related to
small scale industries not causing pollution shall be regulated
and kept at the minimum, with the prior permission from the
competent authority as per applicable rules and regulations,
if any.
(a) Beyond one kilometer it shall be regulated as per the Zonal
Master Plan.
10. Small scale non -polluting industries. Non-polluting industries as per the classification of industries
issued by the Central Pollution Control Board in February 2016
and non -hazardous, small -scale and service industries,
agriculture, floriculture, horticulture or agro -based industry
producing products from indigenous materials from the Eco -
sensitive Zone shall be permit ted by the competent authority.
11. Felling of trees. (a) There shall be no felling of trees in the forest or
Government or revenue or private lands without prior
permission of the competent authority in the State
Government.
(b) The felling of trees shall be reg ulated in accordance with
the provisions of the concerned Central or State Act and the
rules made thereunder.
12. Collection of Forest produce or Non -Timber
Forest produces. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
13. Erection of electrical and communicati on
towers and laying of cables and other
infrastructures. Regulated under applicable laws (underground cabling may be
promoted).
14. Infrastructure including civic amenities. Taking measures of mitigation as per the applicable laws, rules
and regulations available guidelines.
15. Widening and strengthening of existing roads
and construction of new roads. Taking measures of mitigation as per the applicable laws, rules
and regulations and available guidelines.
16. Undertaking other activities related to to urism
like flying over the Eco -sensitive Zone area by
hot air balloon, helicopter, drones, microlites,
etc. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
17. Protection of hill slopes and river banks. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
18. Movement of vehicul ar traffic at night. Regulated for the commercial purpose under applicable laws.
19. Ongoing agriculture and horticulture practices
by local communities along with dairies, dairy
farming, aquaculture and fisheries. Permitted as per the applicable laws for use of locals.
20. Establishment of large -scale commercial
livestock and poultry farms by firms, corporate
and companies. Regulated (except otherwise provided) as per the applicable laws
except for meeting local needs.
21 Discharge of treated wastewater or effluents in
natural water bodies or land area. The discharge of treated wastewater or effluents shall be avoided
to enter into the water bodies and efforts shall be made for
recycling and reuse of treated wastewater. Otherwise, the
discharge of treate d wastewater or effluent shall be regulated as
per the applicable laws.
22 Commercial extraction of surface and
groundwater. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
23 Solid waste management. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
24 Introduction of exotic species. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
25 Eco-tourism. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
26 Use of polythene bags. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
27 Commercial sign boards and hoardings. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
28 Open Well, Bore well, etc. for agriculture and
other usages. Regulated as per the applicable laws.
C. Promoted Activities
29 Rainwater harvesting. Shall be actively promoted.
30 Organic farming. Shall be actively promoted.
31 Adoption of green technology for all activities. Shall be actively promoted.
32 Cottage industries including village artisans,
etc. Shall be actively promoted.
33 Use of renewable energy and fuels. Biogas, solar light etc. shall be actively promoted.
34 Agro -Forestry. Shall be acti vely promoted.
35 Plantation of Horticulture and Herbals. Shall be actively promoted.
36 Restoration of degraded land or
Forests or habitat. Shall be actively promoted.
37 Use of eco -friendly transport. Shall be actively promoted.
38 Skill Development. Shall be actively promoted.
39 Environmental awareness. Shall be actively promoted.
5. Monitoring Committee. - There shall be a committee to be known as Monitoring Committee constituted by the
Central Government which shall consists of the following person s, namely: -
(i) The Regional Commissioner, Belgaum Division -Chairman, exofficio ;
(ii) The Regional Commissioner, Bengaluru Division -Member , exofficio ;
(iii) A representative of the Department of Environment, Shimoga
district and Uttara Kannada Distric t, Government of Karnataka -Member , exofficio ;
(iv) A representative of the Department of Urban Development,
Shimoga district and Uttara Kannada District, Government of
Karnataka -Member , exofficio ;
(v) Representatives of Karnataka State Pollution Contro l Board or
Karnataka State Electricity Board or Karnataka State Irrigation
Department or Karnataka State Environment Department
-Member , exofficio ;
(vi) Representative of Non -Governmental Organisations working in
the field of natural conservation (includ ing heritage
conservation) to be nominated by the Government of Karnataka
for a period not exceeding three years, from time to time
-non-official Member;
(vii) One expert in Ecology from reputed Institution or University of
the State of Karnataka to be n ominated by the Government of
Karnataka for a period not exceeding three years, from time to
time -non-official Member;
(viii) Member of state Biodiversity Board -Member , exofficio ;
(ix) The District Collector, Uttara Kannada -Member , exofficio ;
(x) The District Collector, Shivamogga -Member , exofficio ;
(xi) Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat, Uttara Kannada Member , exofficio ;
(xii) Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat, Shivamogga -Member , exofficio ;
(xiii) Deputy Conservator of Forests, Ho nnavar Division -Member , exofficio ;
(xiv) Deputy Conservator of Forests, Sirsi Division -Member , exofficio ;
(xv) Deputy Conservator of Forests, Sagara Division -Member , exofficio ;
(xvi) Deputy Conservator of Forests, Shivamogga Wildlife Division -Member -Secretary , exofficio .
6. Functions of the Monitoring Committee. – (1) The Monitoring Committee shall, based on the actual
site-specific conditions, scrutinise the activities covered in the Schedule to the notification of the Government
of India in the erstwhile Ministry of Environment and Forests, vide number S.O. 1533 (E), dated the 14th
September, 2006, and are falling in the Eco -sensitive Zone, except for the prohibited activities as specified in
the Table under paragraph 4 thereof, and referred to the Central Government in the Ministry of Environment,
Forest and Climate Change or the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority, as the case may be, for
prior environmental clearances under the provisions of the said notification.
(2) The activities not covered in the Schedule to the notification of the Government of India in the erstwhile
Ministry of Environment and Forests vide number S.O. 1533 (E), dated the 14th September, 2006 and falling
in the Eco -sensitive Zone, except for the prohibited acti vities as specified in the Table under paragraph 4
thereof, shall be scrutinised by the Monitoring Committee based on the actual site -specific conditions and
referred to the regulatory authorities concerned.
(3) The Member -Secretary of the Monitoring Comm ittee or the Collector or the Deputy Conservator of Forests
shall be competent to file complaint under section 19 of the Environment Act against any person who
contravenes the provisions of this notification.
(4) The Monitoring Committee may invite repre sentative or expert from Department concerned, representative
from industry associations or stakeholders to assist in its deliberations depending on the requirements on
case to case basis.
(5) The Monitoring Committee shall submit the annual action taken report of its activities for the period up to
the 31st March of every year by the 30th June of that year to the Chief Wildlife Warden of the State in
proforma specified in Annexure -V, appended to this notification.
(6) The Central Government may give such directions in writing, as it deems fit, to the Monitoring Committee
for effective discharge of its functions.
7. Additional measures. - The Central Government and the State Government may specify additional measures,
if any, for giving effect to provisions o f this notification.
8. Orders of Supreme Court or High Court. - The provisions of this notification shall be subject to the orders,
if any passed or to be passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India or the High Court or the National Green
Tribunal.
[F.No.25/ 138/2015 -ESZ-RE]
Dr. S. KERKETTA, Scientist -G
ANNEXURE -I
Boundary Description of the Eco -Sensitive Zone of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary in the
State Karnataka
North Lion Tailed Macaque Eco Sensitive Zone boundary starts from the trijunct ion point of
Chimmolli, Hebre and Bugadi villages. Then it moves westwards along the village boundary
of Hebre village until it reaches junction point at forest survey number of 190 and forest
survey number 183 of Hebre village and then it moves northwards along the survey no
dividing line of forest survey number 183 and forest survey number 190 (Hebre) till it reaches
the Devimane village boundary at trijunction point of Hebre forest survey number 190, 183
and Devimane forest survey number 23. Then it move s northwards along village boundary of
Hebre till it reaches Sirsi -Kumata National Highway then moves eastwards along the road till
it reaches the junction point of Hebre forest survey number -111 and 68 then it fallows the
forest survey no boundary of 68 and 55 of Hebre village until reaches junction point of Hebre
forest survey number 55, Hosuru forest survey number 9, 18, Teppar forest survey number 2,
25. Then boundary line moves eastwards along the village boundary of Hosuru till it reaches
village bou ndary of Bandala village at Sirsi -Kumta National Highway. Then boundary line
moves eastwards along the Sirsi -Kumta National Highway until it reaches Khurse village
boundary. Then moves southwards along the boundary of Bandala Village till it reaches
Badagi village boundary. Then moves eastwards along Badagi village boundary until reaches
Hallibail village border.
North -East Then boundary line moves southwest along Hallibail Village boundary till it reaches
Kanchikai village boundary. Then boundary moves no rthwest along the Kanchikai village
boundary till it reaches Mulgunda village. The boundary line moves southeast along
Mulgunda Village boundary until it reaches Nilkunda village boundary. Then it moves
southwards along Nilkunda village boundary till it re aches handyanamath Village border.
Then it moves westwards along the north border of the Handyanamath Village till it reaches
Shivalamane village border. Then it moves westwards along the north border of the Village
till it reaches Hegge village border. Th en it moves wesrwards along the Hegge village border
till it reaches Unchalli village border. Then moves Southwest along the village border till it
reaches Harigar village boundary. Then it fallows the northwest boundary of Harigar village
till it touches Stream then it fallows westwards along the stream Untill it reaches Aghanashini
River.
East Starts at the junction of Honnekumbu forest survey number:15,6 and Havinabeelu forest
survey number:82 follows the Aghanashini river as well forest survey number: 82s Northern
boundary until it reaches Global Postioning System number: N14.4146702,
EO74.7706814.Then it moves South direction and reaches forest survey number: 130 and
follows the boundary line of forest survey number: 82 until it Reaches 82/B13 and the n it
moves towards South direction along 82/B13, 82/B10 reaches the Northern point of
Sovinkoppa At Global Postioning System number: N14.4037527, EO74.7722429. It Starts At
The At Global Postioning System number: N14.4037527, EO74.7722429 Moves South
Direc tion Until it Reaches Betta 182B Follows Eastern Boundary of Betta 182B along forest
survey number 143 Until it reaches forest survey number 119 And Follows western Boundary
of forest survey number 119 until it Reaches Ojagar And Then Follows Eassstern Bou ndary
of forest survey number 188 and 192b1 and then it Moves towards West along village
Boundary Until It Reaches. It Follows the Eastern Boundary of Ojagar Until It Reaches Betta
survey number 188 of Sovinakoppa (Includes Whole Ojagar). It Starts at theT ri-Junction
Point of Villages Sovinakoppa Tarakhand and Chapparamane Follows South Along Village
Boundary of Chapparamane until it Reaches survey number 52 and then it Moves western
Direction All along Public Works Development Road until it Reaches Village Boundary of
Mavinakod At 9B1. It starts at 9B1 And Follows the Southern and the Western Boundary of
Mavinakod includes Whole Village until It Reaches Illimane at survey number 9 (River). It
Starts from River at survey number 9 follows river and Village Bo undary until it Reaches
Gubbagod. It starts at the tri -junction point of Villages Begara, Kible, Kalakai at survey
number 117/9 and follows west Direction Until it Reaches the tri -junction point of Villages
Dodmane, Kousle, Kible. It Starts at the tri -junction point of Villages Dodmane, Kousle,
Kible Moves Towards South Direction Until It Reaches Kudegod. It Starts at the Tri Junction
Points of Villages Kounsley, Kible, Kudegodu towards down follows Eastern Boundary of
Kudegodu Village until It Reaches Danm av Village. It Starts at the Tri Junction Points of
Villages Kudegodu, Kible, Danmav follows Northern Village Boundary of Danmav Village
until It Reaches Vajagod. It Starts at the Tri Junction Points of Villages Vajgod,
Kelaginamane, Keremane then it Follo ws Northern Boundary then moves South Along
Keremane Village boundary until It Reaches Hukkali. It Starts At the trijunction point of
Villages Hukkali, Alavalli and Keremane Travels the Northern Village Boundary of village
Hukkali until It Reaches The Tri Junction Point of Village Boundaries of Hukkali, Alavalli,
And Kudugunda. It starts from tri -junction point of village boundaries of Hukulli, Alavalli
and Kudugunda, then it moves towards N/E direction Follows the Northern Village Boundary
of Kudugunda unt il it reaches the village boundary of Hemagar. It starts from Tri -junction
point of Villages Chandraghatagi, Kudugunda, and Hemagar Follows Northern and eastern
village Boundary of Hemagar Until It Reaches Kulibeedu Village. It Starts At the Tri -
Junction P oint of Villages Hemagara, Kulibeedu, and Menasi follows the Village Boundary
of Kulibeedu along State Highway 50 until It Reaches State Highway 206 At Kodkani
Village.Towards West side it Follows State Highway 206 until it Reaches High Tension
Current Lin e then It Moves S/W Direction along High Tension Current Line until it Reaches
River Sharavathy.
Then it runs along the Sharavathi river towards eastern direction to meet the common bandh
of Nadavada Talakalale survey number 118 and 151. Then line runs a long the stream towards
east direction to meet Tri -junction point of 3 villages namely Kargal, Nadavada Talakalale
and Biligalluru. Then line runs in a boundary of Biligalluru survey number 97 towards
various direction to meet common point of Biligalluru a nd Brahmana Ilakalale villages. Then
line runs along the southern boundary of Biligalluru survey number 96 towards south -east and
East direction to meet Tri -junction bandh of Biligalluru survey number 63, 66 and 96. Then
line runs towards south -east direct ion passes through Biligalluru survey number 63 and 29
reaches North -west bandh of Biligalluru survey number 28 and 1. Again the line runs along
the Northern boundary of Biligalluru survey number 24 to meet the Quadrent junction bandh
of Biligalluru survey number 24, 23, 31 and 29. Then line runs along the west boundary of
Biligalluru survey number 31 towards North direction to meet tri -junction bandh of
Biligalluru survey number 29, 30 and 31. Then line runs along the Northern boundary of
Biligalluru surve y number 31 to meet Quadrent - junction bandh of Biligalluru survey number
30, 31, 32 and 40 . Then line runs along the Northern boundary of Biligalluru survey number
32 towards various directin to meet Tri -junction bandh of Biligalluru survey number 32, 3 3
and Linganamakki survey number 1. Then the line runs in the north east direction along the
common boundary of Biligallur and Linganamakki village to meet the left bank of Sharavathi
river. Again the line runs across the Shravathi river to meet the right bank of Sharvathi river
at survey number 33 of Haravale village. Then the line runs along the common boundary of
Haravale and Iduvani village to meet South -east bandh of Haravale survey number 33. Then
line passes through Iduvani survey number 26 to meet South -east bandh of Iduvani survey
number 4. Then line runs along the common boundary of Haravale and Iduvani villages to
meet common bandh of Haravale survey number 67 and 53 of Haravale and Iduvani village.
Then the line runs in eastern direction along t he common boundary of survey number 67 and
53 of Haravale village to meet the south west bandh of survey number 42 of Haravale village.
Then the line runs along the south and east boundary of survey number 42 of Haravale village
to meet the tri -junction ba ndh of survey number 43, 41, 66 of Haravale village. Again the line
runs in north east direction along the common boundary of survey number 66 and 67 of
Haravale village to meet the common bandh of survey number 66 and 67 of Haravale village
and Talavata v illage. Again the line runs in the south east direction along the common
boundary of Haravale village and Talavata village to meet the common bandh of Talavata,
Hiremane and Haravale village. Then line runs northern boundary of Hiremane survey
number 102 a nd reaches the common bandh of survey number 20 and 102 of Hiremane. Then
line runs along the southern boundary of survey number 20 Hiremane Village and reaches the
quadrant junction of survey number 21, 102, 20 and 1 of Hiremane Village. Then line runs
towards south direction in eastern boundary of survey number 1 Hiremane Village and south
boundary of survey number 1 of Hiremane Village it runs east direction and reaches the tri -
junction bandh of survey number 216, 112 and 171 of Hiremane Village. Then li ne runs along
north direction in a common boundary of survey number 1 and survey number 171 of
Hiremane Village and reaches the quadrant junction of survey number 213, 137, 1 and 171
Hiremane Village. Then line runs in Northern boundary of survey number 17 1 of Hiremane
Village and reaches the common point of Talaguppa village and Hiremane village. Then line
runs along the boundary of survey number 160 in a different direction and reaches the
common bandh of survey number 160 and 155 of Talaguppa village. Th en line runs along the
boundary of survey number 155 in south west and south east direction and reaches the
common bandh of survey number 155 and 149. Then line runs along northern boundary of
survey number 149 of Talaguppa village in a east direction and reaches the quadrant bandh of
survey number 136, 149, 150 and 171 of Talaguppa Village. Then line runs along the
southern boundary of survey number 136, 132 and 130 of Talaguppa village in east direction
and reaches the tri -junction bandh of survey number 124, 130 and 123 of Talaguppa village.
Then line runs along the eastern boundary of survey number 124 in southern direction and
reaches the common bandh of survey number 157, 122 of Marattur village and survey number
124 of Talaguppa village. Then line run s along the eastern boundary of survey number 157,
158 of Marattur in a south direction and reaches the tri -junction bandh of survey number 158,
123 and 124 Marattur village. Then line runs along eastern boundary of survey number 123 of
Marattur village in a south direction and reaches the common bandh of Bellenne and Marattur
villages. Then line runs along the eastern boundary of survey number 45 Bellenne Village in a
south direction and reaches the common boundary of Bellenne and Hosalli villages. Then li ne
runs along the common boundary of Bellene and Hosalli villages in a west and south direction
and reaches the common bandh of Bellenne, Hosalli, Balegere villages. Then line runs along
the common boundary of Baliggere and Hosalli villages towards South -east direction to meet
Tri-junction bandh of Baliggere survey number 4 and Hosalli survey number 104 and 11.
Then line runs along the Northern boundary of Hosalli Survey number 11 towards various
direction to meet North -west bandh of Hosalli survey number 1 43. Then line runs along the
common boundary of Hosalli survey number 143 and 145 to meet the North -east bandh of
Hosalli survey number 143. Then line runs along the Northern boundary of Hosalli survey
number 11 towards various direction to meet common ban dh of Hosalli survey number 22
and 11. Then line runs along the common boundary of Arehada and Hosalli villages towards
South direction to meet Tri -junction point of Arehada , Hosalli and Nitlehalethota. Then line
runs in a south east direction along the common boundary of Arehada and Nitlehaletota
villages reaches the common point of Maradavalli, Arehada, Nitlehaletota and Sasaravalli
villages then line runs along the common boundary of Maradavalli, Sasaravalli villages in a
east direction and reaches the common tri -junction of Hulegaru, Sasaravalli, Maradavali
villages. Then line runs in a south east direction along the common boundary of Hulegaru and
Maradavalli villages and reaches the tri -junction of Kesuvinamane, Hulegaru and Maradavalli
villages. The n line runs along the common boundary of Kesuvinamane and Hulegaru reaches
the tri -junction of Hulkodu, Hulegaru and Kesuvinamane. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Hulkodu and Hulegaru villages reaches tri -junction of Khandika, Hulkodu,
Hulegaru villages. Then line runs along the common boundary of Khandika and Hulkodu
reaches the tri -junction of Benkatavalli, Hulkodu and Khandika villages. Then line runs in
southern direction along the common boundary of Hulkodu and Benkatavalli village reaches
the tri -junction bandh of Hulkodu survey number 48 and Benkatavalli survey number 56, 53.
Then line runs along eastern boundary of survey number 56 Benkatavalli village in south east
direction and reaches the tri -junction bandh of survey number 56, 64 and 53 Benkatavalli
village. Then line runs along eastern boundary of survey number 64 Benkatavalli village in
south direction and reaches tri -junction bandh of survey number 64, 25 and 67 Benkatavalli
village. Then line runs along common boundary of survey nu mber 67 and 25 Benkatavalli
village in a south west direction and reaches the tri -junction bandh of survey number 75, 25
and 67 Benkatavalli village. Then line runs along the eastern boundary of survey number 75,
76, 77 and 78 in a various direction and re aches the tri -junction bandh of survey number 78,
67 and 80 Bankatavalli village. Then line runs along Northern and Eastern boundary of
survey number 67 Benkatavalli village and reaches the common point of Nadavaddalli and
Benkatavalli villages. Then line runs along the common boundary of Benkatavalli and
Nadavaddalli villages reaches the common quadrant junction of Benkatavalli,
Yadajigalemane, Nadavaddalli and Brahmana Beduru. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Nadavaddalli and Brahmana Beduru in south direction and reaches the tri -
junction bandh of Nadavaddalli, Brahmana Beduru and Chikkamattur villages then line runs
along the common boundary of Chikkamattur and Brahmana Beduru villages in a south east
direction and reaches the common bandh of C hikkamattur village survey number 103 and
102. Then line runs along the Eastern boundary of Chikkamattur village survey number 103
in a south direction and reaches the common point of Chikkamattur and Hunalu Madike
villages. Then line runs along the easter n boundary of Hunalumadike to meet common Tri -
junction bandh of Hunalumadake, Avinahalli and Chikkamatturu villages. Then line runs
along the common boundary of Chikkamatturu and Avinahalli villages towards East direction
to meet Tri -junction bandh of Chik kamatturu, Avinahalli and Brahman Beduru villages. Then
line runs along the Brahman Beduru, Avinahalli villages to meet common bandh of
Avinahalli survey number 135 and 31. Then line runs along the eastern boundary of survey
number 135 to meet South -east b andh of Avinahalli survey number 157. Then line runs along
the Northern boundary of Avinahalli Survey number 157, 156, 153, 152, 150, 148, 147 and
144 towrds West direction to meet common bandh of Avinahalli Survey number 144 and 143.
Then line runs along the boundary of Avinahalli Survey number 143, then western boundary
of 144, 145, 146, 147, 148 and 149 and again runs South boundary of Avinahalli Survey
number 149, SETTELMENT, Survey number 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8 to meet common Tri -junction
bandh of Avinah alli Survey number 8, 98 and 135. Then line runs along the Eastern and
Southern boundary of Avinahalli Survey number 135 towards various direction to meet Tri -
junction bandh of Avinahalli Survey number 123, 133 and 135. Then line runs along the
Eastern bou ndary of Avinahalli Survey number 131 towards South direction to meet common
bandh of Mattikoppa and Avinahalli villages. Then line runs along the common boundary of
Mattikoppa and Avinahalli villages towards North -west direction to meet Quadrent junction
bandh of Avinahalli Survey number 131 and Mattikoppa Survey number 5, 12 and 13. Then
line runs along the eastern boundary of Mattikoppa sy no.13 in a South direction, then reaches
the Southern boundary of Mattikoppa at right bank of stream. Then line runs along the
common boundary of Mattikoppa and Besuru villages through stream in various directions
and reaches the tri -junction of Mattikoppa, Ambaragodlu and Besuru villages.
South -east Again line starts from tri -junction of Mattikoppa, Ambaragodlu and Be suru villages, the line
runs along the common boundary of Ambaragodlu and Besuru villages in south direction and
reaches the tri -junction of Kippadi, Besuru and Ambaragodlu villages. Then line runs along
the common boundary of Kippadi and Besuru villages i n South direction and reaches the tri -
junction Bandh of Kippadi, Hebsi and Besuru. Then line runs along the common boundary of
Hebsi and Kippadi villages to meet common bandh of Hebsi Survey number 62 and 71. Then
line runs along the Eastern boundary of H ebsi Survey number 71 towards South direction to
meet Quadrent junction bandh of Hebsi Survey number 3, 4, 71 and 62. Then line runs along
the North -east boundary of Hebsi Survey number 4 and 6 to meet Tri -junction bandh of
Hebsi Survey number 6, 9 and 5 6. Then line runs along the Eastern and Southern boundary of
Hebsi Survey number 56 in various direction to meet Tri -junction bandh of Hebsi Survey
number 41, 55 and 56. Then line runs along the South -east boundary of Hebsi Survey number
55, 43 and 45 towa rds South -west direction to meet common Tri -junction bandh of Hebsi
Survey number 45, 41 and 48. Then line runs along the Eastern boundary of Hebsi Survey
number 48 towards South -east direction to meet right bank of Sharavathi River. Then line
across the Sharavathi River to meet common bandh of Hosanagar Tq Hosakote Survey
number 144 and 145. Then line runs along the Eastern boundary of Hosakote Survey number
145 towards South direction to meet Tri -junction bandh of Hosakote Survey number 144,
145 and Kuradvani village. Then line runs along the common boundary of Kuradvani and
Hosakote villages towards West direction to meet Tri -junction point of Hosakote, Kuradvani
and Kiruvasi villages. Then line runs along the common boundary of Kiruvasi and Hosakote
villages towards West direction through Stream to meet common bandh of Kiruvasi Survey
number 433 and 434. Then line runs along the southern boundary of Kiruvasi sy no.433 and
89 in a South west direction and reaches the common point of Kiruvasi sy no.89, 71, 434 and
Bramhana Haraduru sy no.19. Then line runs along the common boundary of Brahmana
Haraduru and Kiruvasi sy no.71 and reaches the common point of Kiruvasi, Chimale,
Nadavada Keppige and Bramhana Haraduru villages. Then line passes through Chimal e
Survey number 286, 285, 269 and 266 to meet the Tri -junction bandh of Chimale Survey
number 247 and 166 and Brahman Keppige Survey number 112. Then line runs along the
common boundary of Brahmana Keppige and Chimale villages reaches the tri -junction b andh
of Brahmana Keppige, Kudaruru and Chimale villages. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Kudaruru and Brahmana Keppige in North direction reaches the tri -junction of
Tumari, Brahmana KeppigeandKudaruru villages. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Tumari and Brahmana Keppige towards the North east direction reaches the tri -
junction of Bramhana Keppige, Araballi and Tumari villages. Then line runs along the
common boundary of Araballi and Tumari villages towards North west direction and r eaches
the common bandh of survey number 25 and 26 Tumari Village. Then line runs along the
south east boundary of Tumari survey number 25 towards south west direction and reaches
the tri -junction bandh of Tumari survey number 25, 24 and 114. Then line ru ns along the
South east and South west boundary of Tumari survey number 114 and reaches the common
bandh of survey number 114 and 116 of Tumari village. Then line runs along the South
boundary of Tumari survey number 116 and reaches the tri -junction of Tum ari, Valagere and
Kudaruru Villages. Then line runs along the common boundary of Valagere and Kudaruru
reaches the tri -junction of Chadaravalli, Valagere and Kudaruru villages.
South The line starts from tri -junction of Chadaravalli, Valagere and Kudarur u villages. The line
runs along the common boundary of Kudaruru and Chadaravalli villages to meet the common
bandh of Chadaravalli Survey number 131 and 137. Then line passes through Kudaruru
Survey number 192 towards South -west direction to meet common b andh of Hunagalu
Survey number 78 and 60. Then line runs along the Southern boundary of Hunagalu survey
number 78, 66 and 62 towards various directions and reaches the tri -junction bandh of
Hunagalu survey number 62, 70, 78. Then line runs along the bounda ry of survey number 78
towards North west in various directions and reaches the quadrant junction of Hunagalu
survey number 51 and 78 Channagonda survey number 220 and 196. Then line runs along the
common boundary of Channagonda and Hunagalu villages towar ds the South west direction
reaches the tri -junction of Hunagalu, Channagonda and Bobbiga villages.
Then line runs along the East boundary of Bobbiga Survey number 243 to meet common
bandh of Bobbiga Survey number 246 and 243. Then line runs along the So uthern boundary
of Bobbiga Survey number 243 towards various direction to meet West bandh of Bobbiga
Survey number 248 beside the stream. Then line runs through Stream towards North -west
direction to meet common boundary of Bobbiga and Channagonda villag es. Then line runs
along the common boundary of Channagonda and Bobbiga towards South and East direction
reaches the tri -junction of Channagonda, Kattinakaru and Bobbiga villages. Then line runs
along the common boundary of Kattinakaru and Bobbiga villages towards South direction
reaches the quadrant junction of Karani, Kodanavalli, Bobbiga and Kattinakaru villages. Then
line runs along the common boundary of Bobbiga and Kodanavalli towards East and various
directions to meet common bandh of Bobbiga Survey number 165 and 169. Then line runs
along the West boundary of Bobbiga Survey number 165 towards North direction to meet Tri -
junction bandh of Bobbiga Survey number 160, 165 and 166. Then line runs along the North -
west and northern boundary of Bobbiga Surve y number 160 towards various direction to meet
common boundary of Bobbiga and Kodanavalli villages. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Kodanavalli and Bobbiga villages to meet the tri -junction point of Bobbiga,
Kodanavalli and Kudaruru Villages. T hen line runs along the common boundary of Kudaruru
and Kodanavalli villages towards East and South direction and reaches the tri -junction of
Adagalale, Kodanavalli and Kudaruru villages. Then line runs along the common boundary
of Kodanavalli and Adagala le villages, towards South direction to meet the stream at North -
west bandh of Adagalale Survey number 106. Then line passes through stream in Adagalale
Survey number 106 towards South direction to meet common boundary of Adagalae and
Marathi villages. The n line runs along the common boundary of Adagalale and Marathi
villages towards South -east direction to meet common bandh of Adagalale Survey number
106 and 97. Then line runs along the west , north and eastern boundary of Adagalale Survey
number 97 to mee t Tri-junction bandh of Adagalale Survey number 124, 97 and 138. Then
line runs along the North boundary of Adagalale Survey number 161 towards North east and
South east direction reaches the tri -junction bandh of Adagalale Survey number 161, 42 and
44. Th en line runs along the East boundary of Adagalale Survey number 44 towards South
east direction reaches the common point of Adagalale Survey number 44, 63, 43 and
Shankanna Shanboga Village Survey number 4. Then line runs along common boundary of
Adagalale , Shankanna Shanbog towards south and various directions reaches the tri -junction
of Adagalale, Shankanna Shanbog and Marati villages. Then line runs along the common
boundary of Marati and Shankanna Shanbog villages towards South direction reaches
Mukambi ka Wildlife Sanctuary. Then line runs along the common boundary of Sharavathi
Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary and Mukambika Wildlife Sanctuary reaches the
Honnavara Division. Since Mukambika Wildlife Sanctuary is situated to the south of
Sharavathi Va lley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary no separate Eco -sensitive Zone is
delimited. In Honnavar Division the Eco -sensitive Zone boundary starts from the
Southernmost point of Sharavathi valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary (13° 58' 5" N, 74°
39' 4" E) which ru ns southwards all along the Uttara Kannada District boundary till it reaches
the junction point of Forest survey number 24 and 28 of Nuz village. Then it runs westward
along the southern boundary of Forest survey number 24 of Nuz village then along its
Western boundary till it reaches Forest survey number 8 of Kaggundi village and then runs
between Malki survey number 1, 2, 5 and Forest survey number 8 of Kaggundi village till it
reaches junction point of Kaggundi village and Belandhuru village. Then the bo undary runs
towards the north all along the boundary between Kaggundi village and Belandhuru village
till it reaches the tri -junction point of Kaggundi, Hallari and Belandhuru villages. Then the
boundary line runs along the southern and western boundary of Hallari village till it reaches
the tri -junction of Hallari, Hadlur and Bese villages. Then it bisects the Bese village and
meets the common boundary of Belurmane and Kerehittala village and runs between
Belurmane and Kerehittala villages till it reaches the tri -junction point of Belurmane and
Kuntavani and Kerehittala villages.
South -West From the tri -junction point of Belurmane and Kuntavani and Kerehittala villages the
boundary line bisects the Kuntavani village and meets Hadvalli village boundary at 14° 1' 14"
N, 74° 38' 4" E. Then the boundary line runs all along the common boundary of Hadvalli and
Kuntavani villages along North -west direction till it reaches tri -junction of Marukeri,
Hadvalli, and Kuntavni villages. Then it runs along the common bou ndary of Marukeri and
Hadvalli villages till it reaches tri -junction point of Marukeri, Hadvalli, and Murkodi villages.
Then it runs along the diving line of Marthodi and Hadvalli villages till it reaches Bhatkal -
Siddapur State Highway. Then the boundary l ine moves all along the Bhatkal -Siddapur State
Highway for till it reaches the Halyani village boundary at 14° 2' 28" N, 74° 37' 51" E. Then
it runs northwards all along the Western boundary of Halyani village till it reaches Badabag
village. Then it moves all along the southern boundary of Badabag village and then runs
along the southern boundary of Hudil village till it reaches the south west corner of Forest
survey number 4 of Hudil village. Then it runs along the western border of Forest survey
number 4 of Hudil village till it reaches the southern border of Forest survey number 54 of
Hudil village. Then it runs along the west border of Forest survey number 54 of Hudil village
till it reaches Koppa village boundary. Then it runs along the common boundary of Forest
survey number 251 Koppa of and Forest survey number 40 of Hudil villages. Then the
boundary line runs along the common boundary Forest survey number 251 and Forest survey
number 258 of Koppa village and reaches Malki survey number 239 of Koppa v illage. Then
the boundary line moves between the common boundary of Malki survey number 239 and
Forest survey number 258 Koppa village till it reaches Uttarakoppa stream. Then the
boundary line follows Uttarakoppa stream till it reaches the Southernmost po int of Forest
survey number 566 (Hakkal) of Koppa village. Then it runs along the western boundary of
Forest survey number 566 (Hakkal) of Koppa village till it reaches the Forest survey number
192 of Koppa Village. Then it runs along the southern and west ern boundary of Forest survey
number 192 of koppa Village till it meets junction point of Forest survey number 192, 181
and 491 of Koppa village. Then it runs along the western and northern boundary of Forest
survey number 181 of Koppa village till it reac hes the Westernmost corner of Forest survey
number 195 of Koppa village near a small stream. Then it runs along the North boundary of
Forest survey number 195 of Koppa village till it reaches the tri -junction point of Forest
survey number 195, 175 and 162 of Koppa village. Then it runs along the Western boundary
of Forest survey number 162 of Koppa village till it reaches the tri -junction point of Forest
survey number 55, 162 and 75 of Koppa village. Then the line runs along the southern border
of Forest su rvey number 55 and 26 of Koppa village till the line meets Forest survey number
25 of Koppa village.
West Then the boundary line runs along the west border of Forest survey number 26 of Koppa
village and then along west border of Forest survey number 27 o f Koppa Village till it reaches
thre southern boundary of Forest survey number 9 of Sampolli village. Then it runs eastwards
along the southern boundary of Sampolli village till it reaches Forest survey number 27 of
Adkekuli village. Then it bisects Forest survey number 27 of Adkekuli village and meets
quadra -junction point of Forest survey number 27, 26 18 and malki survey number 8 of
Adkekuli village. Then it runs along the Western and Northern border of Forest survey
number 18 of Adkekuli village till it reaches Ashikeri village. Then it run towards North east
direction all along Ashikeri village boundary till it reaches Magoda Village boundary
(Magoda survey number 83). Then it runs towards North west direction along Magod village
boundary for 100 meters till it reaches the common boundary of Forest survey number 79 and
82 of Magod village and then it runs along it till it meets quadra -junction point of Forest
survey number 79, 80, 82 and Malki survey number 13 of Magod village. Then it runs
towards South -east direction along the common boundary of Forest survey number 80 and 21
of Magod village till it reaches Shirkur village at quadra -junction point of Forest survey
number 1, 21 80 of Magod village and 19 of Shirkur Village. Then it bisects Forest survey
number 18 and Malki survey number 6 of Shirkur village and meets the Southern boundary of
Forest survey number 19 of Shirkur village at 14° 12' 19" N, 74° 37' 3" E. Then it bisects
Forest survey number 19 of Shirkur village till it reaches the tri -junctio n point of Forest
survey number 19, 35 and Malki survey number 27 of Shirkur village. Then it runs
Northwards all along the Western boundary of Forest survey number 35 of Shirkur village till
it reaches Honnavar -Nagabastikeri road. Then it runs all along t he Honnavar -Nagabastikeri
road till it reaches Malki survey number 293 of Nagarabastiker village. Then it runs along the
East and northeast boundary of Malki survey number 293 till it meets the stream. Then it runs
along the stream northwards till it meets the Sharavathi river. Then it runs along the left bank
of Sharavathi river till it reaches Kudrigi -Samshi Hanging bridge. Then it crosses the river
along the Hanging bridge. Then it runs along the right bank of Sharavathi River till it meets
Upponi villag e boundary. Then it runs along the Eastern Boundary of Upponi village till it
reaches Mahime village boundary. Then it runs Westward along the common boundary of
Upponi and Mahime villages till it reaches Herangadi Village. Then it runs towards Northeast
along the common boundary of Herangadi and Mahime village till it reaches Honnavar -
Shivamogga National Highway (NH -69). Then it runs along the Honnavar -Shivamogga
National Highway (NH -69) till it reaches Adkar Village boundary. Then it runs along the
common boundary of Adkar and Herangdi village till it reaches the tri -junction point of
Adkar, Tumbolli and Herangadi villages. Then it runs along the common boundary of
Herangadi and Thumbolli village till it reaches tri -junction point Forest survey number 5 of
Thumbolli village and Forest survey number 204 and 207 of Herangdi village. Then it moves
towards northwest bisecting Forest survey number 5 of Thumbolli village and meets the
Southern boundary of Forest survey number 11 of Thumbolli village at 14° 15' 40 " N, 74° 33'
40" E. Then it moves towards north bisecting Forest survey number 11 of Thumbolli village
and meets the tri -junction point of Thumbolli, Jalwalli and Heravali villages. Then it runs
along the common boundary of Heravali and Thumbolli village t ill it reaches the Gundbala
village boundary. Then it runs westward along the common boundary of Heravali and
Gundabala village till it reaches tri -junction point of Heravali, Gundabala and Chikankoda
villages. Then it runs towards North direction along th e west border of Gundabala village till
it reaches a stream (north west corner of Forest survey number 142 of Gundabala village).
Then it runs toward East direction along the stream till it reaches the North west corner of
Malki survey number 106 of Gundab ala village. Then it runs along the Northern border of of
Malki survey number 106 of Gundabal village till it meets the Malki survey number 130 of
Gundabal village. Then it runs along Eastern border of Malki survey number 130 Gundabal
village and then alon g the west border of Malki survey number 105 of Gundabala village till
it reaches Forest survey number 146 of Gundabala village. Then it runs along western border
of Forest survey number 146 of Gundabala village till it reaches Salkod village boundary.
Then it runs towards north west all along west border of Forest survey number 396 of Salkod
village till it reaches junction point of Malki survey number 480 and Forest survey number
332 of Salkod village. Then it meets Arengadi Tulsani Road after circumven ting the eastern
border of Malki survey number 480 of Salkod village. Then the line runs westward all along
the Arengadi Tulsani Road till it reaches western border of Malki survey number 335 of
Salkod village. Then it bisects Forest survey number 291A/A1 of Salkod village and reaches
the common boundary of Malki survey number 257 and Betta survey number 256B of Salkod
village. Then it runs Eastwards bisecting through Forest survey number 256A of Salkod
village and meet at the north west corner of Forest s urvey number 256A of Salkod village.
Then it runs westward and meet Neelkod village boundary at 14° 20' 13" N, 74° 29' 56" E.
Then it runs towards North -west direction bisecting Neelkod village and then meets at tri -
junction point of Kadle, Neelkod and Hod ikeshiroor villages. From the tri -junction point of
Hodikeshiroor, Kadle and Neelkod villages the line runs towards north west along the
dividing boundary of Kadle and Hodikeshiroor villages till it reaches Arengadi -Chandavar
road. Then it runs northward a long Arengadi -Chandavar road till it reaches the road junction
at Kanve Katri. Then it runs along Hodikeshiroor road till it reaches Kadneer village. Then it
runs towards south -east direction along the common boundary of Hodikeshiroor and Kadneer
village t ill it reaches the common Bandhs of Forest survey number 12, 81, 82 of Kadneer
village and Malki survey number 49 of Hodikeshiroor village.
North -west From the common Bandhs of Forest survey number 12, 81, 82 of Kadneer village and Malki
survey number 49 of Hodikeshiroor village the boundary line runs towards north -east along
common boundary of Forest survey number 12 and 81 of Kadneer village till it reaches
western most point of Forest survey number 80 of Kadneer Village. Then it runs towards
north -east along common boundary of Forest survey number 80 and 79 of Kadneer village till
it reaches Hongeri village boundary. Then it runs along the Northern boundary of Hongeri
village till it reaches the southernmost point of Abboli village. Then it bisects Fores t survey
number 12 of Hongeri villageand meets Ullurmatha village at 14° 23' 4" N, 74° 34' 59" E.
Then it runs eastward all along Forest survey number 6 of Ullurmatha village and reaches
Forest survey number 25 of Ullurmatha village till it reaches the tri -junction point of Abbolli,
Angara and Ullurmatha villages. Then it runs towards north east along the common boundary
of Angara and Ullurmatha villages till it reaches tri -junction point of Ullurmatha, Basolli and
Angara villages. Then it bisects Basolli v illage and meets a stream and run northwards along
the stream and reaches Aghanashini River after crossing Kumta -Siddapur State highway.
Then the line crosses the Aghanashini River and meets the common boundary of Kalve and
Holvalli villages. Then it runs along the the common boundary of Forest survey number 28A1
of Kalve and Forest survey number 15 Holvalli village till it reaches a road and runs eastward
all along the road till it reaches Chimmolli village boundary. Then it runs towards south east
along t he common boundary of Chimmolli village and kalve village till it reaches Mudagi
village boundary. Then it runs along the north boundary of Mudagi village till it meets the tri -
junction point of Chimmolli, Mudgi and Bangane villages. Then it runs in the No rth west
direction along east boundary of Forest survey number 42 of Chimmolli village and meets the
tri-junction point of Chimmolli, Hebre and Bugadi villages.
ANNEXURE -IIA
IIA
ANNEXURE -IIB
ANNEXURE - IIC
ANNEXURE - III
Table A: Geo - Coordinates of Prominent Locations of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary
Sl. No. Name of the location Latitude Longitude
1 Kanoor Fort N 14 ° 10 ' 27" E 74° 39 ' 22"
2 Adiger falls N 14 ° 9 ' 29" E 74° 43 ' 5"
3 Chaturmukha Jain Basadi N 14° 13 ' 44" E 74° 39 ' 53"
4 Lion Tailed Macaque Eco Park Gersoppa N 14 ° 14 ' 54" E 74° 39 ' 50"
5 Bangara Kusuma falls N 14° 16 ' 41" E 74° 41 ' 43"
6 Sharavathi Valley view point N 14° 16 ' 35" E 74° 42 ' 43"
7 Mukthi hole falls N 14° 19 ' 22" E 74° 38 ' 2"
8 Karikana Parameshwari Gudda N 14° 21 ' 9" E 74° 30 ' 23"
9 Hosgod Falls N 14° 21 ' 52" E 74° 36 ' 57"
10 Dabbe falls N14° 08’ 52.1’’ E74° 44’ 40.6’’
11 Jain Basadi Bidaruru N14° 09’ 53.7’’ E4° 48’ 21.2’’
12 Kalaikamba Temple Huklu N14° 09’ 4 3.6’’ E74° 47’ 39.3’’
13 LinganamakkiReservior N14° 10’ 19.4’’ E74° 50’ 27.7’’
14 Muppane Nature camp N14° 06’ 36.6’’ E74° 47’ 22.3’’
15 Muppane Ferry N14° 06’ 38.3’’ E74° 48’ 07.0’’
16 HirebhaskarDyam N14° 05’ 52.3’’ E74° 53’ 30.1’’
17 Holebagiluferr ry N14° 04’ 12.9’’ E74° 53’ 52.2’’
18 Sri Choudeshwari Temple Siganduru N14° 04’ 35.7’’ E74° 52’ 20.1’’
19 Bhimeshwar Temple and Water falls N14° 03’ 51.4’’ E74° 43’ 14.5’’
20 Belligundi Falls N13° 57’ 51.2’’ E74° 40’ 55.4’’
21 Ambargudda N13° 55’ 36.0 ’’ E74° 47’ 37.6’’
22 Chennekall Falls N14° 03’ 37.6’’ E74° 41’ 45.5’’
23 Nagavalli IB N14° 05’ 40.1’’ E74° 40’ 28.5’’
24 Sasichowka Watch Tower N14° 02’ 02.5’’ E74° 40’ 33.3’’
25 Hedigudda N14° 08’ 21.1’’ E74° 51’ 24.5’’
26 Sharavati adventure camp N14° 11 ’ 09.3‖ E74° 47 ’ 58.7‖
27 Nitgod Falls N14° 21’ 45‖ E74° 38’ 58‖
28 Burade Falls N14° 23’ 28‖ E74° 44’ 46‖
29 Temporary APC N14° 16’ 34‖ E74° 44’ 53‖
30 VeerbhadreshwarTemple Nilkunda N14° 27’17 .45‖ E74° 41’ 59.39‖
31 Gram panchayat Nilkunda N14° 27’ 17.74‖ E74° 42’ 01.05‖
32 Durga parmeshwari T emple, DevimaneTemple
Nilkunda N14° 26’ 48.18‖ E74° 40’ 54.07‖
33 Jamia Mosque Nilkunda N14° 27’18.97‖ E74° 42’ 00.91‖
34 Virupaksha Temple chare N14° 24’57.37‖ E74° 44’ 13.44‖
35 Unchalli Falls (Ke ppa jog) N14° 24’ 37.49‖ E74° 44’ 52.52‖
36 Temporary APC N14° 20’ 42‖ E74° 39’ 16‖
37 Ishwar Temple Hallibail N14° 29’50.63‖ E74° 40’ 56.17‖
38 Ishwar Temple Marathikoppa N14° 29’47.67‖ E74° 40’ 14.57‖
39 Ishwar Temple Kalegadde N14° 27’18.97‖ E74° 42’ 00.91‖
40 Benne Falls N14° 30’14.96‖ E74° 37’ 27.21‖
41 VeerbhadreshwarTemple Nilkunda N14° 27’ 7 .45‖ E74° 41’ 59.39‖
42 Gram panchayat Nilkunda N14° 27’17.74‖ E74° 42’ 01.05‖
43 Shri Vadanabailu Padmavati temple N14° 12’ 47.5 ‖ E74° 45’ 59.9 ‖
44 Talakalale dam N14° 11 ’ 39.3‖ E74° 47 ’ 01.2‖
Table B: Geo - Coordinates of Prominent Locations of Eco -sensitive Zone of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed
Macaque Sanctuary
Sl. No. Name of the location Latitude Longitude
A Samshi hanging bridge N 14° 1 4 ' 16" E74° 36 ' 50"
B Tumbolli Gudda N14° 15 ' 33" E74° 34 ' 3"
C Dhoof falls N14° 19 ' 24" E74° 34 ' 18"
D Aghanashini and Bennehole river confluence N 14° 26 ' 34" E74° 38 ' 30"
E Ambaragodlu N14° 03’ 41.9‖ E74° 57’ 36.6‖
F Kiruvase N14° 02’ 08.6‖ E74° 52’ 36.1‖
G Bellenne SF N14° 09’ 45.2‖ E74° 54’ 14.0‖
H Iduvani SF N14° 10’ 48.3‖ E74° 48’ 33.5‖
I Hunugalu N14° 00’ 45.9‖ E74° 45’ 06.2‖
J Valagere N14° 02’ 47.8‖ E74° 52’ 18.0‖
K Huklu N14° 09’ 47.7‖ E74° 47’ 54.3‖
L Basrani N14° 05’ 46.5‖ E74° 58’ 17.9‖
M Devasa N14° 07’ 42.8‖ E74° 56’ 17.6‖
N Bellenne SF N14° 11’ 20.2‖ E74° 53’ 02.6‖
O Honnemaradu N14° 10’ 58.8‖ E74° 52’ 36.1‖
P Kesavinmane N14° 08’ 14.5‖ E74° 57’ 15.9‖
Q Kippadi Island N14° 03’ 24.0‖ E74° 56’ 08.6‖
R Kattinakaru N13° 59’ 43.6‖ E74° 41’ 43.2‖
S Kodanavalli N13° 56’ 14.2‖ E74° 46’ 15.5‖
T Sahyadri NursaryMaradavalli N14° 07’ 42.0‖ E74° 56’ 37.2‖
U Marathi N13° 56’ 53.4‖ E74° 47’ 53.4‖
V Bidaruru N14° 10’ 32.8‖ E74° 48’ 18.6‖
W Keppige N14° 01’ 22.3‖ E74° 52’ 24.8‖
X Talaguppa nitlehalethota Road Gubbagodu N14° 08’ 52.1‖ E74° 55’ 13.3‖
Y Talakale N14° 12’ 22.0‖ E74° 44’ 58.9‖
Z Mahishasuramardini Temple N140 20’ 26‖ E740 38’ 32‖
A1 Inspection Bunglow N140 23’ 19‖ E740 38’ 55‖
B1 Bheemana Gudda M ulgunda N140 27’45.57‖ E740 4’ 23.10‖
ANNEXURE - IV A
List of villages coming in the Eco -sensitive Zone of the Sharavthi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary along
with Geo -Coordinates
Sl. No Village Taluk District Area in Ha Latitude Longitude
1 Muguli Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 43.90 13° 58' 10" N 74° 38' 52" E
2 Nuz Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 210.06 13° 57' 16" N 74° 38' 5" E
3 Kaggundi Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 224.34 13° 57' 16" N 74° 38' 5" E
4 Hallari Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 71.61 13° 58' 48"N 74° 37' 47" E
5 Kekkod Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 36.92 13° 57' 48" N 74° 38' 0" E
6 Hejjala Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 84.50 13° 58' 59" N 74° 38' 14" E
7 Bese Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 84.57 13° 59' 27" N 74° 38' 12" E
8 Kerehittala Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 57.73 13° 59' 45" N 74° 38' 20" E
9 Mashari Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 25 13° 59' 37" N 74° 38' 22" E
10 Kuntavani Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 159.46 14° 0' 42" N 74° 38' 18" E
11 Arvakki Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 106.43 14° 0' 11" N 74° 38' 15" E
12 Kulwadi Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 62.80 14° 1' 12" N 74° 38' 38" E
13 Onibagilu Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 30.29 14° 1' 39" N 74° 38' 40" E
14 Hadavalli Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 307.84 14° 2' 8" N 74° 38' 23" E
15 Halyani Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 519.96 14° 2' 45" N 74° 37' 59" E
16 Hasarvall i Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 404.63 14° 3' 52" N 74° 38' 24" E
17 Henjile Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 354.04 14° 5' 1" N 74° 38' 22" E
18 Agga Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 212.70 14° 4' 8" N 74° 37' 53" E
19 Badabag Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 352.23 14° 3' 38" N 74° 37' 4 8" E
20 Murkodi Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 11.49 14° 2' 23" N 74° 37' 49" E
21 Hudila Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 636.32 14° 3' 43" N 74° 36' 56" E
22 Koppa Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 4234.77 14° 7' 0" N 74° 36' 47" E
23 Adkekula Honnavar Uttara Kannada 765.22 14° 9' 30" N 74° 34' 0" E
24 Asikeri Honnavar Uttara Kannada 512.93 14° 10' 30" N 74° 35' 2" E
25 Magoda Honnavar Uttara Kannada 1129.60 14° 11' 31" N 74° 35' 58" E
26 Shirkur Honnavar Uttara Kannada 510.47 14° 12' 28" N 74° 37' 14" E
27 Kudrige Honnavar Uttara Kannada 6.50 14° 14' 2" N 74° 37' 26" E
28 Mahime Honnavar Uttara Kannada 290.60 14° 14' 21" N 74° 36' 47" E
29 Herangdi Honnavar Uttara Kannada 257.33 14° 14' 49" N 74° 34' 19" E
30 Nagarbastikeri Honnavar Uttara Kannada 522.29 14° 13' 55" N 74° 38' 46" E
31 Saralagi Honnavar Uttara Kannada 185.51 14° 14' 48" N 74° 37' 13" E
32 Thumbolli Honnavar Uttara Kannada 782.93 14° 15' 50" N 74° 33' 39" E
33 Gundabala Honnavar Uttara Kannada 514.84 14° 18' 10" N 74° 32' 48" E
34 Jankadkal Honnavar Uttara Kannada 204.23 14° 19' 16" N 74° 34' 4" E
35 Salkod Honnavar Uttara Kannada 804.19 14° 20' 32" N 74° 32' 58" E
36 Neelkod Honnavar Uttara Kannada 217.64 14° 21' 2" N 74° 30' 26" E
37 Hodkeshiroor Honnavar Uttara Kannada 620.49 14° 21' 43" N 74° 30' 50" E
38 Kadneer Honnavar Uttara Kannada 653.62 14° 22' 33" N 74° 32' 23" E
39 Hongeri Kumta Uttara Kannada 818.52 14° 22' 30" N 74° 34' 11" E
40 Ullurmatha kumta Uttara Kannada 547.56 14° 22' 57" N 74° 35' 30" E
41 Moodnalli Kumta Uttara Kannada 544.4 0 14° 24' 31" N 74° 37' 2" E
42 Bassolli Kumta Uttara Kannada 370.29 14° 24' 56" N 74° 36' 2" E
43 Kalve Kumta Uttara Kannada 39.67 14° 26' 0" N, 74° 35' 53" E
44 Mudge Kumta Uttara Kannada 112.91 14° 26' 17" N 74° 36' 39" E
45 Bangane Kumta Uttara Kan nada 528.39 14° 26' 31" N 74° 38' 10" E
46 Chimmolli Kumta Uttara Kannada 334.95 14° 27' 27" N 74° 37' 13" E
47 Bugdi Sirsi Uttara Kannada 324.14 14˚ 28' 51'' N 074˚ 37' 34'' E
48 Hebre Sirsi Uttara Kannada 2205.47 14˚ 30' 26'' N 074˚ 36' 58'' E
49 Hosur Sirsi Uttara Kannada 594.91 14˚ 30' 38" N 074˚ 37' 56'' E
50 Bandal Sirsi Uttara Kannada 559.24 14˚31' 00'' N 074˚ 39' 35'' E
51 Badagi Sirsi Uttara Kannada 629.26 14˚ 30' 37'' N 074˚ 39' 41'' E
52 Hallibail Siddapura Uttara Kannada 329.74 14˚ 30' 06'' N 074˚ 40' 16'' E
53 Kanchikai Siddapura Uttara Kannada 541.02 14° 29' 41" N 74° 42' 49" E
54 Mulgunda Siddapura Uttara Kannada 862.01 14˚ 27' 42'' N 074˚ 42' 02'' E
55 Nilkunda Siddapura Uttara Kannada 625.76 14˚ 26' 53'' N 074˚ 42' 05'' E
56 Hutgar Siddapura Uttara Kannada 441.57 14° 25' 45" N 74° 42' 2" E
57 Handyanematha Siddapura Uttara Kannada 357.97 14° 26' 15" N 74° 42' 42" E
58 Hukli Siddapura Uttara Kannada 345.76 14˚ 25' 37'' N 074˚ 41' 25'' E
59 Shivalamane Siddapura Uttara Kan nada 527.65 14˚24' 29'' N 074˚ 42' 20'' E
60 Tandagundi Siddapura Uttara Kannada 22.30 N 14° 26' 0" E 74° 42' 33"
61 Hegge Siddapura Uttara Kannada 347.69 N14° 25' 14" E 74° 43' 43"
62 Unchalli Siddapura Uttara Kannada 305.15 14˚ 24' 36'' N 074˚ 44' 26'' E
63 Harigar Siddapura Uttara Kannada 374.44 14˚ 25' 04''N 074˚ 46' 17'' E
64 Honnekombu Siddapur Uttara Kannada 49.30 N14.23’22‖ E74044’57‖
65 Havinbeelu Siddapur Uttara Kannada 112.12 N14024’11‖ E74045’49‖
66 Sovinakoppa Siddapur Uttara Kannad a 71.41 N14023’47‖ E74046’05‖
67 Ojagara Siddapur Uttara Kannada 33.68 N14° 23' 36" E 74° 46' 14"
68 Hadrimane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 56.16 N14023’28‖ E74045’35‖
69 Chapparamane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 299.86 N14023’16‖ E74045’45‖
70 Mavinakod Sidda pur Uttara Kannada 398.29 N14022’30‖ E74045’03‖
71 Illimane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 187.63 N14022’41‖ E74044’16‖
72 Gubbagod Siddapur Uttara Kannada 443.61 N14022’00‖ E74044’19‖
73 Negar Siddapur Uttara Kannada 82.44 N14023’21‖ E74043’37‖
74 Kalkai Siddapur Uttara Kannada 318.26 N14022’48‖ E74042’38‖
75 Kadavadi Siddapur Uttara Kannada 210.85 N14022’28‖ E74042’03‖
76 Gijaguni Siddapur Uttara Kannada 100.96 N14023’33‖ E74040’33‖
77 Kallolli Siddapur Uttara Kannada 36.94 N14022’41‖ E74041’29‖
78 Dodma ne Siddapur Uttara Kannada 286.09 N14022’88‖ E74041’41‖
79 Uppinagadde Siddapur Uttara Kannada 21.93 N14022’37‖ E74041’13‖
80 Bilegod Siddapur Uttara Kannada 764.70 N14022’54‖ E74040’04‖
81 Kounsle Siddapur Uttara Kannada 654.73 N14021’28‖ E74040’45‖
82 Nirgod Siddapur Uttara Kannada 8.72 N 14° 20' 58 E 74° 38' 40"
83 Kodigadde Siddapur Uttara Kannada 134.55 N14019’46‖ E74038’23‖
84 Kudegod Siddapur Uttara Kannada 732.75 N14019’29‖ E74039’55‖
85 Talakeri Siddapur Uttara Kannada 329.59 N14019’01‖ E74041’27‖
86 Danmav Siddapur Uttara Kannada 689.46 N14019’49‖ E74041’56‖
87 Vajgod Siddapur Uttara Kannada 285.11 N14018’51‖ E74043’23‖
88 Keremane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 529.15 N 14° 18' 32" E 74° 44' 47"
89 Masalemakki Siddapur Uttara Kannada 28.55 N14018’13‖ E74043’39‖
90 Suttalamane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 309.02 N14017’35‖ E74043’18‖
91 Hukkali Siddapur Uttara Kannada 589.06 N14017’37‖ E74044’58‖
92 Kudugund Siddapur Uttara Kannada 215.76 N14016’56‖ E74046’15‖
93 Hemgara Siddapur Uttara Kannada 486.71 N14016’52‖ E74047’08‖
94 Kulibeedu Siddapur Uttara Kannada 235.37 N 14° 16' 21" E 74° 48' 46"
95 Kodkani Siddapur Uttara Kannada 307.90 N14015’20‖ E74047’31‖
96 Hejani Siddapur Uttara Kannada 50.74 N14015’33‖ E74046’08‖
97 Malemane Siddapur Uttara Kannada 348.90 14˚ 28' 51'' N 074˚ 37' 34'' E
98 Nadavada
Talakalale Sagar Shimoga 2386.02 N14° 12’ 2.0‖ E74° 44’ 58.9‖
99 Adagalale Sagar Shimoga 560.40 N13°56’57.7‖ E74° 49’ 43.8‖
100 Ambaragodlu Sagar Shimoga 262.34 N14° 03’ 41.9‖ E74° 57’ 36.6‖
101 Araballi Sagar Shimoga 337.45 N14° 01’ 47.2‖ E74° 52’ 05.3‖
102 Avinahalli Sagar Shimoga 246.44 N14° 04’ 56.3‖ E74° 59’ 33.4‖
103 Baliggere Sagar Shimoga 433.74 N14°09’ 36.7‖ E74° 53’ 56.2‖
104 Bellenne Sagar Shimoga 493.09 N14°09’45.2‖ E74° 54’ 14.0‖
105 Biligalluru Sagar Shimoga 525.46 N14° 12’ 00.1‖ E74° 48’ 30.4‖
106 Bobbiga Sagar Shimoga 476.55 N14° 00’ 35.3‖ E74° 45’ 26.8‖
107 Brahmana
Hadaduru Sagar Shimoga 64.91 N14° 00’ 47.3‖ E74° 53’ 55.9‖
108 Brahmana
Hosahalli Sagar Shimoga 223.80 N14° 02’ 44.5‖ E74° 52’ 01.9‖
109 Brahmana
Kalasavalli Sagar Shimoga 5.37 N14° 03’ 02.5‖ E74° 52’ 29.7‖
110 Brahmana
Keppige Sagar Shimoga 407.15 N14° 01’ 20.6‖ E74° 51’ 56.4‖
111 Brahmana
Yalakalale Sagar Shimoga 238.32 N14° 11’ 07.9‖ E74° 47’ 57.9‖
112 Chikkamatthuru Sagar Shimoga 501.77 N14° 05’ 58.2‖ E74° 59’ 16.8‖
113 Chadaravalli Sagar Shimoga 689.27 N14° 01’ 59.1‖ E74° 48’ 30.5‖
114 Chimale Sagar Shimoga 73.40 N14° 00’ 24.1‖ E74° 52’ 53.6‖
115 Devasa Sagar Shimoga 153.62 N14° 07’ 42.8‖ E74° 56’ 17.6‖
116 Haravale Sagar Shimoga 382.03 N14° 11’ 11.7‖ E74° 50’ 52.6‖
117 Hebasi Sagar Shimoga 332.76 N14° 02’ 23.7‖ E74° 56’ 33.5‖
118 Hebylu Sagar Shimoga 42.67 N14° 11’ 15.2‖ E74° 51’ 02.3‖
119 Hosakote Hosanagar Shimoga 201.28 N14°00’57.8‖ E74°55’38.2‖
120 Hiremane Sagar Shimoga 693.39 N14° 12’ 11.6‖ E74° 52’ 57.0‖
121 Honnemaradu Sagar Shimoga 443.58 N14° 10’ 58.8‖ E74° 52’ 36.1‖
122 Hosalli Sagar Shimoga 61.21 N14° 09’ 51.9‖ E74° 54’ 59.9‖
123 Hulakodu Sagar Shimoga 282.01 N14° 07’ 43.2‖ E74° 57’ 14.0‖
124 Hunalamadare Sagar Shimoga 66.11 N14° 05’ 18.6‖ E74° 59’ 09.1‖
125 Hunagalu Sagar Shimoga 513.84 N14° 00’ 45.9‖ E74° 45’ 06.2‖
126 Iduvani Sagar Shimoga 12.47 N14° 11’ 33.5‖ E74° 50’ 56.5‖
127 Kagarasu Sagar Shimoga 176.78 N14° 03’ 23.2‖ E74° 56’ 09.6‖
128 Kaluru Sagar Shimoga 1128.33 N14° 04’ 21.8‖ E74° 47’ 47.6‖
129 Karani Sagar Shimoga 1259.19 N13° 56’ 17.1‖ E74° 45’ 23.3‖
130 Karumane Sagar Shimoga 55.20 N14° 10’ 14.4‖ E74° 49’ 34.5‖
131 Kesavinamane Sagar Shimoga 25.84 N14° 08’ 10.8‖ E74° 57’ 01.2‖
132 Kattinakaru Sagar Shimoga 2225.55 N13° 59’ 43.6‖ E74° 41’ 43.2‖
133 Kiruvasi Sagar Shimoga 733.43 N14° 02’ 08.6‖ E74° 52’ 36.1‖
134 Kulakaru Sagar Shimoga 23.62 N14° 10’ 34.6‖ E74° 49’ 13.3‖
135 Kudaruru Sagar Shimoga 129.94 N14° 01’ 10.6‖ E74° 48’ 41.7‖
136 Linganamakki Sagar Shimoga 353.54 N14° 10’ 42.9‖ E74° 49’ 54.2‖
137 Malale Sagar Shimoga 46.08 N14° 09’ 10.9‖ E74° 53’ 45.4‖
138 Maradavalli Sagar Shimoga 400.28 N14° 07’ 42.0‖ E74° 56’ 37.2‖
139 Marati Sagar Shimoga 349.36 N13° 56’ 53.4‖ E74° 47’ 53.4‖
140 Martthuru Sagar Shimoga 82.69 N14° 11’ 28.4‖ E74° 54’ 45.9‖
141 Matthikoppa Sagar Shimoga 605.99 N14° 04’ 05.4‖ E74° 58’ 32.1‖
142 Nadamalla Sagar Shimoga 17.43 N14° 07’ 37.5‖ E74° 56’ 24.3‖
143 NadavadaBidaruru Sagar Shimoga 124.05 N14° 09’ 47.7‖ E74° 47’ 54.3‖
144 NadavadaIlakalale Sagar Shimoga 382.06 N14° 10’ 43.7‖ E74° 47’ 16.8‖
145 NadavadaKeppige Sagar Shimoga 256.06 N14° 01’ 22.3‖ E74° 52’ 24.8‖
146 Nadavaddalli Sagar Shimoga 377.79 N14° 06’ 25.7‖ E74° 58’ 31.5‖
147 Nitlahalethota Sagar Shimoga 397.26 N14° 08’ 52.1‖ E74° 55’ 13.3‖
148 Kippadi Sagar Shimoga 460.26 N14° 03’ 24.0‖ E74° 56’ 08.6‖
Thalaguppa Sagar Shimoga 202.36 N14° 12’ 20.1‖ E74° 54’ 06.7‖
150 Thumbri Sagar Shimoga 259.50 N14° 02’ 04.5‖ E74° 51’ 09.6‖
151 Venkatavalli Sagar Shimoga 226.73 N14° 07’ 40.6‖ E74° 58’ 06.8‖
152 Chennagonda Sagar Shimoga 3306.11 N14° 01’ 02.0‖ E74° 46’ 09.7‖
153 Valagere Sagar Shimoga 1217.25 N14° 02’ 47.8‖ E74° 52’ 18.0‖
154 Kodanavalli Sagar Shimoga 1339.51 N13° 56’ 14.2‖ E74° 46’ 15.5‖
Total 154 villages 7 Taluks 2 Districts 67915.98
Area Statement of Eco -sensitive Zone of Sharavthi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary
Sl. No. Division No of Villages Total area (ha) Forest area (ha) Non Forest area
1 Sagara 57 27272.64 5709.51 21563.13
2 Honnavar 46 21838.98 19506.7 2332.28
3 Sirsi 51 18804.36 16483.64 2320.71
Total 154 67915.98 41699.85 26216.12
ANNEXURE - IV B
List of forest enclosure villages coming inside the Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary
Sl. No. Name of the Enclosure Name of the Village Survey Number Extent
Acres Gunta
1 Enclosure -1
Gudihitlu 7 30 0
2 Enclosure -2 17 25 0
3 Enclosure -3 9 50 0
4 Enclosure -4 23,33 70 0
5 Enclosure -5 43,37 50 0
6 Enclosure -6
Baliga 54,35 110 0
7 Enclosure -7 60,4,35,54 100 0
8 Enclosure -8 61 25 0
9 Enclosure -9 4 0 0
10 Enclosure -9A 68 0 0
11 Enclosure -10 Nellari 5,11,10 410 0
12 Enclosure -11
Nagavalli 60,89,42 1140 0
Enclosure -12 18 300 0
14 21 300 0
15 Enclosure -13 Uralagallu 41 100 0
16 Enclosure -14 41 100 0
Enclosure -15
Uralagallu 21 40 0
18 16 160 0
19 Enclosure -16 1 60 0
Enclosure -17 1 20 0
21 30 40 0
22 Enclosure -18 1 100 0
23 Enclosure -19
Kanuru 41 20 0
24 Enclosure -19A 41 0 0
25 Enclosure -20 41 15 0
26 Enclosure -21 50 6 0
27 Enclosure -22 50 25 0
28 Enclosure -23 50 35 0
29 Enclosure -24 Waste 104 0
30 Enclosure -25
12,31,03,111 887 14
31 Enclosure -26 4,60,19 750 0
32 Enclosure -26A 76 0 0
33 Enclosure -27 341,30,126 280 0
34 Enclosure -28 Kanapagaru 66 90 0
35 Enclosure -29 80 15 0
36 Enclosure -30 125 120 0
37 Enclosure -31 68 100 0
38 Enclosure -32
Bhanukuli 36,5 120 0
39 Enclosure -33 28,19 40 0
40 Enclosure -34 19 0 0
41 Enclosure -35 19 25 0
42 Enclosure -36 57 250 0
43 Enclosure -37 5 50 0
44 Enclosure -38 3,56,52 60 0
45 Enclosure -39 23,25 90 0
46 Enclosure -40 Hunagalu 116,117,118,119
90 0
Channagonda 184
47 Enclosure -41 Channagonda 148,149,150,151,152 62 0
TOTAL 6464 14
ANNEXURE - IV C
Details of the reserve or notified forests within Eco-sensitive zone of Sharavathi Valley Lion Tailed
Macaque Sanctuary
Sl
No. Division Name Of The
Forest/ Village Notification No. and Date Area In Ha Legal
Status
1 Sagar Bellenne SF R.5845 FT. 33 -12-7/DT.12.04.1913 735.74 SF
2 Sagar Iduvani SF (Part)
R.4224 FT. 138 -11-9/ DT.12.02.1913 333.38 SF
3 Sagar Talakalale SF
(Part) IC.4002 -5 FT. 160 -24-2/12.12.1924
494 SF
IC.4002 -5 FT. 160 -24-3/12.12.1924
4 Sagar Talakalal e RF
(Part) AHFF 100 FAF 88, BANGALORE DATED 08 -12-
1994 236.69 RF
5 Sagar Kargal SF (Part) G.O.NO. IC 596 FT. 23 -21-3 DATED 30TH JULY
1921 34.86 SF
6 Sagar Joga SF (Part) NO. R. 5111 ---FT 46 -08-7, DATED 22ND JANUARY
1909 534.04 SF
7 Sagar Valagere RF NO.AFJ 05 FAF 2008 DT:16.09.2017 167.2 RF
8 Sagar Nadavaddalli RF NO. AHFF 86 FAF 87.BANGALORE, DT:26.03.1988 47.75 RF
9 Sagar Soppina
betta/Khanu
Karabu GO:FEE 185 FAF 2011 Dt:15.05.2014 2235.353 PF
10 Sagar RTC Entry as
Aranya and
Abhayaranya Order No. ND.32.LAD.62, Dtd Bangalore The 6th July
1965 890.498 PF
11 Honnavar Muguli G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT 43.9 RF
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898
Honnavar Nuz 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 99 4 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922.
210.06 RF and
PF 2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
13 Honnavar Kaggundi 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922.
224.34 RF and
PF 2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
14 Honnavar Hallari G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 71.61 RF
15 Honnavar Kekkod G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 36.92 RF
16 Honnavar Hejjala G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 84.5 RF
17 Honnavar Bese G.N.NO.36 47-A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 84.57 RF
18 Honnavar Kerehittala G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 57.73 RF
19 Honnavar Mashari G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 25 RF
20 Honnavar Kuntavani G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 159.46 RF
21 Honnavar Arvakki G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAG ES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 106.43 RF
22 Honnavar Kulwadi G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 62.8 RF
23 Honnavar Onibagilu G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B .G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 30.29 RF
24 Honnavar Hadavalli G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 307.84 RF
25 Honnavar Halyani 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922.
519.96 RF and
PF 2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
26 Honnavar Hasarvalli G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 404.63 RF
27 Honnavar Henjile 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922.
354.04 RF
2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
28 Honnavar Agga 3. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922. 212.7 RF and
PF
4. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
29 Honnavar Badabag 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922.
352.23 RF and
PF 2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED
AT PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-
30 Honnavar Murkodi G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 4 69 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898 11.49 RF
Honnavar Hudila 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922. 636.32 RF and
PF
2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898
32 Honnavar Koppa 1. G.N.NO.S -36/9/5278 - A OF 1 -05-1922
PUBLISHED AT PAGES 994 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF
04-05-1922. 4234.8 RF and
PF
2. G.N.NO.3647 -A OF 31 -05-1898, PUBLISHED AT
PAGES 469 TO 473 OF B.G.G. PART -I OF 2 -6-1898
33 Honnavar Adkekula G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 765.22 RF
34 Honnavar Asikeri G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 512.93 RF
35 Honnavar Magoda G.N.NO.7309 B D T:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 1129.6 RF
36 Honnavar Shirkur G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 510.47 RF
37 Honnavar Kudrige G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 6.5 RF
38 Honnavar Mahime G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 290.6 RF
39 Honnavar Herangdi G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 257.33 RF
40 Honnavar Naga rbastikeri G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 522.29 RF
41 Honnavar Saralagi G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 185.51 RF
42 Honnavar Thumbolli G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 782.93 RF
43 Honnavar Gundabala G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 514.84 RF
44 Honnavar Jankadkal G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 0 7-10-1897 204.23 RF
45 Honnavar Salkod G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 804.19 RF
46 Honnavar Neelkod G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 217.64 RF
47 Honnavar Hodkeshiro or G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 620.49 RF
48 Honnavar Kadneer G.N.NO.7309 B DT:04.10.1897 PAGE NO.1711 TO
1715 OF , BGG PART I 07 -10-1897 653.62 RF
49 Honnavar Hongeri G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, P ART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 818.52 RF
50 Honnavar Ullurmatha G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I, 547.56 RF
BGG OF 25.01.1894
51 Honnavar Moodnalli G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 544.4 RF
52 Honnavar Bassolli G.N.N O.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 370.29 RF
53 Honnavar Kalve G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 39.67 RF
54 Honnavar Mudge G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 112.91 RF
55 Honnavar Bangane G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 528.39 RF
56 Honnavar Chimmolli G.N.NO.567 OF 22.01.1894 PAGES 53 -56, PART I,
BGG OF 25.01.1894 334.95 RF
57 Sirsi Bugadi G.N.NO. 3068 OF 03 -05-1899 321.86 RF
S35/9/1 0311 13 -06-1927 2.29 RF
58 Sirsi Hebre G.N.NO. 3068 OF 03 -05-1899 2103.1 RF
59 Sirsi Hosuru G.N.NO. 3068 OF 03 -05-1899 558.98 RF
G.N.NO. 3068 C OF 03 -05-1899 4.43 PF
G.N.NO. S -36/9/19168 A OF 15 -01-1923 4.97 PF
60 Sirsi Bandal G.N.NO. 3068 OF 03-05-1899 430.94 RF
G.N.NO. 3068 C OF 03 -05-1899 25.57 PF
G.N.NO. S -36/9/19168 A OF 15 -01-1923 32.19 PF
61 Sirsi Badagi G.N.NO. 739 -B OF 30 -01-1899 0.5 PF
G.N.NO. 3068 OF 03 -05-1899 450.45 RF
G.N.NO. 3068 C OF 03 -05-1899 58.97 PF
G.N.NO. S -36/9/17246 A OF 2 -1-1923 49.01 PF
62 Sirsi Hallibail G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 10 -06-1902 258.68 RF
63 Sirsi Kanchikai G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 123.87 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 267.33 RF
G.N.NO. S -36/9/716 A OF
72.4 PF
20-03-1922
64 Sirsi Mulagunda G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 34.01 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 740.25 RF
G.N.NO.S -36/9/716 A OF 20 -3-1922 13.19 PF
65 Sirsi Nilkunda G.N.NO 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 9.62 PF
G.N.NO 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 560.04 RF
66 Sirsi Hand yanematha G.N.NO. 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 30.27 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 3 -4-1902 18.13 RF
G.N.NO. 4991 OF 19 -07-1902 228.21 RF
G.N.NO. S - 36/9/8102 A OF 23 -12-1921 19.38 PF
67 Sirsi Hutgar G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 29.49 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03-04-1902 340.75 RF
G.N.NO.S -36/9/8102 A OF
10.98 PF 23-12-1921.
68 Sirsi Tandagundi G.N.NO 2192 B OF 10 -06-1902 11.63 RF
69 Sirsi Hukli G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 7.42 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 264.9 RF
G.N.NO. S -36/9/81 02 A OF 23 -12-1921 2.62 PF
70 Sirsi Shivalmane G.N.NO 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 115.4 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 307.78 RF
G.N.NO 7796 OF 15 -08-1906 OF
4.43 RF
16-08-1906
G.N.NO. S -36/9/8102 A OF 23 -12-1921 23.91 PF
G.N.A. AND F.D.NO. FLD 2655/147727 -E DATED
17-1-1955 1.59
71 Sirsi Hegge G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 153.24 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03 -04-1902 88.43 RF
G.N.NO. 7796 OF 15 -8-1906 0.55 RF
G.N.NO. S - 36/9/8102 A OF 23 -12-1921 36.83 PF
72 Sirsi Unchalli G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 104.03 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF
79.33 RF
03-04-1902
G.N.NO 7796OF 1906OF
0.79 RF
16-08-1906
G.N.NO. S -36/9/8102 -A OF 23 -12-1921 72.37 PF
73 Sirsi Harigar G.N.NO. 2192 OF 03 -04-1902 23.54 PF
G.N.NO. 2192 B OF 03-04-1902 226 RF
G.N.NO. S 36/9/8252 A OF 23 -12-1921 79.24 PF
74 Sirsi Honnekombu GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 23.69 PF
GNNO 2192B OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17 -4-1902 14.68 PF
75 Sirsi Havinbil u GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 80.62 RF
GNNO.S 36/9/5236 -A OF 1.5.1922 PAGES 9921
PAR -I BGG OF 4.5.1922 25.01 PF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902
76 Sirsi Sovinkoppa GNNO 2192 / B O F 3-4-1902 PAGES 605 TO 632
PATRT/1 BGG OF 17 -4-1902 11.24 RF
GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 48.58 PF
GNNO.S -36/9//6902A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2992
PART I BGG 24.11.1921 PF
77 Sirsi Ojgar GNNO 2192B OF 3 -4-1902 PAG ES 564 TO 602
PART -I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 1.518 RF
GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 24.615 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6902A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2992
PART I BGG 24.11.1921 PF
78 Sirsi Hadrimane GNNO 2192/B OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 24.574 RF
PART -I BGG OF 17 -4-1902
GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 26.504 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6902A OF 17.12.1921 PAGES 2193 -
2993 PART -I BGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
79 Sirsi Chapparmane GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 112.48 RF
GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 144.81 PF
GNNO.S 36/9/6903A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2994 -95
PART I BGG 24.11.1921 PF
80 Sirsi Mavinkod GNNO 2192 / B OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 605 TO 632
PATRT/1 BGG OF 17 -4-1902 238.15 RF
GNNO 2192 OF 3 -4-1902 PAGES 564 TO 602 PART
-I BGG OF 17 -4-1902 111.19 PF
GNNO S -36/9/6903A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES OF 2994
-2995 PART -IBGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
81 Sirsi Ilimane GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 P ART -
IIBGG OF 17.4.1902 79.811 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -
IBGG OF 17.4.1902 64.477 PF
GNNO. -S 36/9/6903A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2994 -
2995 PART - I BGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
82 Sirsi Gubgod GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -
IBGG O F 17.4.1902 280.96 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -
IIBGG OF 17.4.1902 30.965 PF
GNNO.S -36/6897A OF 16 -11-1921 PAGES 2988
PART -I-BGG OF 24.11.1921 45.406 PF
83 Sirsi Negar GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -
IIBGG OF 17.4.1902 6.651 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 51.639 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6897/A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 988
PART -IBB OF 24.11.1921 PF
84 Sirsi Kalkai GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 128.44 RF
GNNO.2 192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 62.89 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6897/A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2988 -
PART -IBB OF 24.11.1921 67.918 PF
85 Sirsi Kadavadi GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 56.794 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4 .1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 49.898 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6897/A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2988 -
PART -IBB OF 24.11.1921 62.252 PF
86 Sirsi Gijguni GNNO.2192B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 41.59 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 56 4-602 PART -
BGG OF 16.4.1902. 31.378 PF
GNNO.S36/9/6897A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2988
PART -IBGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
87 Sirsi Kalloli GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 5.959 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG O F 17.4.1902 26.022 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6897/A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2988 -
PART -IBB OF 24.11.1921 PF
88 Sirsi Dodmane GNNO.2192B OF 3.4.1902. PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 112.36 RF
G.N.NO2192 OF 03 -04-1902 PAGES 564 -602 120.77 PF
GNNO.S36/9 /6897A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2988
PART -IBGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
89 Sirsi Uppinagadde GNNO.2192 BOF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 17.382 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 2.752 PF
GNNO.S36/9/6897A OF 16. 11.1921 PAGES 2988
PART -IBGG OF 24.11.1921 PF
90 Sirsi Bilegod GNNO.2192B OF 3. -4 -1902. PAGES 605 -632 PART -
I BGG OF 17.4.1902. 688.04 RF
GNNO.7796 OF 15.8.1906 PAGES 1098 -1099 PART -
I BGG OF 16.8.1906. RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PA RT-I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 9.238 PF
S-3619/6897A 17/12/1921 12.222 PF
91 Sirsi Kaunsley GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 406.3 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 79.605 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6895 /A OF 16.11.1921PAGES 2985 -
2986 PART -IBB OF 24.11.1921 99.808 PF
92 Sirsi Nirgod GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 0 RF
93 Sirsi Kodigadde GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 87.704 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 11.827 PF
94 Sirsi Kudegod GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 541.23 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 65.516 PF
GNNO.9057 OF 22.12.1903 PAGES 1582 PART -I
BGG 78.754 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6895/A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2985 -
2986 PART -I BGG PF
95 Sirsi Talekeri GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 247.47 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.190 2. 55.117 PF
96 Sirsi Danmav GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 392.59 PF
GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 178.29 RF
97 Sirsi Vajgod GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 120.22 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 126.45 PF
GNNO.9057 OF 22 -12-1903 PAGES 1582 PART I
BGG PF
GNNO.S -36/9/6896A OF 16.11.1921 PAGES 2980 -
2987 PART I BGG PF
98 Sirsi Keremane GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAG ES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 210.76 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 224.22 PF
GNNO.9057 OF 22.12.1903 PAGES 1582 PART I
BGG PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5993 OF 24.10.1921 PAGES 2632 -
2633 PART -I BGG PF
99 Sirsi Masalemakki GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 13.223 PF
GNNO.S -36/9/5993 OF 24.10.1921 PAGES 1098
PART -I BGG 8.418 PF
100 Sirsi Suttalmane GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 230.66 RF
GNNO.2192 O F 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 42.968 PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5993/A OF 24.10.1921 PAGES 24632 -
2633 PART -I BGG 13.173 PF
101 Sirsi Hukali GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 478.93 RF
GNNO.2192/3.4.1902 PAGES 5 64-602 PART -I BGG
OF3.4.1902. 46.747 PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5993 OF 28.11.1921 PAAGES 2632 -
2633 PART -I BGG 16.734 PF
102 Sirsi Kudugunda GNNO.7796 OF 15.8.1906 PAGES 1098 -1099 PART -
IBGG OF 16.8.1906 39.282 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902. 129.25 PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5993 OF 24.10.1921 PAGES 2632 -
2633 PART I BGG PF
103 Sirsi Hemgar GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 163.44 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 239.58 PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5970A OF 24.10.1921 PAAGES 2632 -
2633 PART -I BGG PF
GNNO.2192/B OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 605 -632 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 RF
104 Sirsi Kulibidu GNNO.4991 OF 19.7.1902 PAGES 1210 PARTI BGG 125.33 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 3.4.1902 PAGES 564 -602 PART -I
BGG OF 17.4.1902 55.209 PF
GNNO.S -35/9/5970/A OF 24.10.1921 PAGES 2632
PART I BGG 19.425 PF
105 Sirsi Malemane GNNO.2192 -B OF 03.04.1902 PAGES 605 -632, 317.96 RF
PART I BGG OF 17 -04-1902
106 Sirsi Hejani GNNO.2192 OF 03 -04-1902, PAGES 605 -632, PART
I BGG OF 17 -04-1902 27.136 RF
GNNO.2192 OF 03 -04-1902, PAGES 605 -632, PART
I BGG OF 17 -04-1902 GNNO. S -
36/9/59 -93 OF 24 -10-1921 PAGES 2632 -2633, PART
I BGG OF 27 -10-1921 2.285 PF
107 Sirsi Kodkani GNNO.2192 OF 03 -04-1902, PAGES 562 -602, PART
I BGG OF 17 -04-1902 5.495 PF
GNNO.2192 OF 03 -04-1902, PAGES 605 -632, PART
I BGG OF 17-04-1902 235.25 RF
TOTAL
41699.85
ANNEXURE – V
Proforma of Action Taken Report of Eco -sensitive Zone Monitoring Committee. -
1. Number and date of meetings.
2. Minutes of the meetings: Mention main noteworthy points. Attached minutes of the meeting on separate
Annexure.
3. Status of preparation of Zonal Master Plan including Tourism master Plan.
4. Summary of cases dealt for rectification of error apparent on face of land record. [Details may be attached as
Annexure]
5. Summar y of cases scrutinised for activities covered under Environment Impact Assessment Notification,
2006. [Details may be attached as separate Annexure]
6. Summary of cases scrutinised for activities not covered under Environment Impact Assessment Notification,
2006. [Details may be attached as separate Annexure]
7. Summary of complaints ledged under section 19 of the Environment Act.
8. Any other matter of importance.
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