(1) As soon as may be after declaration of a designated area, under section 4, the District Advisory Committee shall prepare, a Management Plan in respect of the concerned Designated Area, which shall contain amongst other-
(a) information regarding purpose, importance and necessity for protecting the said designated area ;
(b) the manners by which the Designated Area shall be managed, protected and preserved under the Act ;
(c) removal of encroachment from the designated area, if any and
(d) any other matter which may be considered necessary.
(2) The Management Plan prepared by the District Advisory Committee shall be submitted to the State Government for approval.
(3) The State Government may approve the Management Plan prepared by the District Advisory Committee with or without modification.
11. Where the land to be so designated is a private land or community land-
(1) The Deputy Commissioner shall cause notice of the intention to declare any private or community land as Designated Area to be served upon such private land owner or community land not less than thirty days prior to declaration inviting objections if any.
(2) The Deputy Commissioner shall dispose off the objection after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard to land owner/ community members and then arrange to publish a draft notification in the Official Gazette.
Meetings of District Advisory Committee.
Dissolution of the District Advisory Committee.
Vacancies etc. not to invalidate the proceedings of the District Advisory Committee.
Preparation of Management Plan.
Private Land.
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(3) Any Person aggrieved by such notification made by the Deputy Commissioner under sub-section (2) as regards the proposed Designated Area of which his plot of land forms a part may, within thirty days from the date of such notification, prefer an appeal before Secretary of Land Management Department/ Board of Land Revenue who will take up the case as if the case has been received under provisions of the Rules of the Arunachal Pradesh (Land Settlement and Records) Act, 2000 and dispose off accordingly.
(4) After hearing the land owner or after disposal of appeals by the Appellate Authority, the Deputy Commissioner shall recommend the area for declaration as Designated Area to the Government.
(5) After declaration of the Designated Area as Designated Area by the Government under section 4, the land owner shall comply with the provisions of section 3 of the Act.
(6) If it is considered necessary or expedient in the interest of protection of the Designated Area, the Deputy Commissioner may take every effort to remove and rehabilitate elsewhere the land owner residing within the Designated area in accordance with provisions of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Aquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.
(7) Where in the opinion of the Deputy Commissioner, a very urgent condition prevails that requires taking over of such land belonging to a Designated Area by Government which is being occupied by any land owner, may take appropriate steps invoking the provisions of Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in the Land Aquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 to acquire the land with approval of the Government.
12. The land owner in respect of an area declared as Designated Area shall-
(1) If it is a hill land which is an ecologically fragile and sensitive zone-
(a) take all possible measures to prevent probable landslide and destruction of fragile, ecological sensitive zone ;
(b) take prior approval of the District Advisory Committee for construction of retaining wall including its design, if he/she proposes to construct retaining wall for protection of the hill from landslide ;
(c) shall not undertake construction of any infrastructure on both upper and lower sides of hill slope involving earth cutting and proper muck and disposal plan, without prior approval of the District Advisory Committee ;
(d) shall report to the Deputy Commissioner and Distr ic t Advisory Committee of the District if there is any unnatural fault, crack on the hill slope or sliding of land/ or boulder, Bamboos and trees.
(2) If it is an ecologically fagile and sensitive zone, shall take all possible measures to prevent and protect any kind of probable damage and destruction of natural resources and shall report to Deputy Commissioner and District Advisory Committee of the District that of any incident that might lead to degradation of the ecologically fragile site.
13. If in the opinion of the Government, any particular area within the meaning of hill and mountain, river, rivulets, lakes and ponds and marshy land, ecologically fragile and sensitive, rich biodiversity and prone to land erosion areas which are not declared as designated area is threathened with destruction by reason of commercial, industries or other developmental activities, the Government may order the stoppage of such activities in whole, in that area and direct the District Advisory Committee to submit report to the Government to stop the developmental activities in the larger interest of public.