68MoM SEAC

Minutes of the 68th meeting of the State Level Expert Appraisal
Committee (SEAC) held on 12th to 14th March, 2013

The following members were present for the committee meeting.
Dr. Sukumar Devotta
Chairman
Absent
Er. G. K. Deshpande
12th to 14th March, 2013
Ar. Mukund S. Athavale
Member
(Acted as Chairman)
Member
Dr. Prashant P. Bhave
Member
Prof. Tarun Kant
Member
Prof. Jay S. Samant
Member
Er. Chandrakant I. Sambutwad
Member
Absent
Er. Balbir Singh Sehgal
Member
Shri S. N. Bagul
Member Secretary
13th March, 2013
Member Secretary SEAC, Environment Department welcomed the members of the committee.
Members made following general observations:

1. The agenda was unusually heavy. In future very heavy agenda may be avoided to enable
detailed appraisal of the projects.
2. The PP/Consultants be asked to send EIA reports to members at least 15 days in advance
of the meeting so as to enable members to study the same. A list of cases likely to be
included in the agenda of next 2-3 meetings be published on the web site for the
information of proponents.
3. PP/Consultants be requested to avoid use of thick glossy papers for preparing the
reports/presentations and to print on both sides of the paper. Use of art paper for colour
drawings /pictures is ok.
4. Proponents be informed that their absence in the meeting without advance prior
intimation and reasonable cause will result into delisting their case.
The appraisal of cases on the agenda was then taken up.
Chairman
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Item No. 1
Subject: Environmental clearance for Minor minerals received from District Authorities
(Stone Quarrying)
As per EIA Notification 2006, Environmental clearance is required for mining of

minerals under category 1(a) for area 5 ha and more. MoEF vide OM dated 18th May 2012 in
reference to Hon Supreme Court order in the matter of Deepak Kumar etc Vs State of Haryana &
others clarified that mining projects with lease area less than 50 ha including projects of mineral
mines with lease area less than 5 ha would be treated as category B as defined in EIA
Notification 2006 and will be considered by the respective SEIAA, for Environmental Clearance
(EC).
In response to this, proposals related to stone quarries received from different District
authorities were considered:A) Sangli District Stone Quarries (36 Nos.):
Details as furnished by the DMO :
Sr
Name of Applicant
Name Of
Village
Murum/
Stone/
Clay
1
1.
2
Ramesh Namdev Patil
3
Retharedharan
2.
Ramesh Namdev Patil
Retharedharan
3.
4.
Sharad Bhimrao Patil

Balasaheb Ramchandra
Patil
Waghwadi
Waghwadi
4
Stone/
Murum
Stone/
Murum
Stone
Stone
5.
6.
Sanjay Vasant Patil

Adesh Balkrishna
Sawant
Jakraiwadi
Gotkhindi
7.
Janardhan Vasant
Pawar
8. Hambirrao Yashwant
Patil
9. Jaykar Ramchandra
Khambe
10. Shailesh Sambhajirao
Patil
Survey
No /
Khasara
No
5
1609
Dimensions in Feet
Lengt Width Depth
h
Area
(H-R)
Reserve
s
(Brass)
6
150
70
10
9
0.30
10
1050
1609
200
50
10
0.30
1050
212
209
100
100
100
100
10
10
0.40
0.40
1000
1000
Stone
Stone
439
73/2
100
100
100
100
10
1000
0.33
0.37
1000
1000
Aitwade Bk
Stone
1313
80
20
10
0.40
1600
Aitwade Bk
Stone
1311
80
20
10
0.40
1600
Aitwade Bk
Stone
1311
70
30
0.40
1450
Aitwade Bk
Stone
1312
60
25
10
0.50
1500
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11. Amol Dattatray Patil
Aitwade Bk
Stone
1312
60
25
10
0.40
1500
12. P.D Patil
Chikhali
Stone
49
140
15
0.29
300
13. S. B Patil
Rile
Stone
110/6
130
20
0.2
420
14. S.S.Patil
Natavade
Stone
21/7/ B
30
31
20
0.1
1160
15. S.B.Kadam
Biur
Stone
100
40
20
0.2
800
16. G.P.Pote
Fakirwadi
Stone
389
22/2,22/
3
125
100
20
0.1
2500
17. A.M.Lohar
Bilashi
Stone
335/10
100
100
20
0.1
2000
18. U.S.Patil
Bhagaiwadi
Stone
20
10
10
0.2
200
19. A.V. Nalawade
Red
Stone
47
50
70
20
0.2
700
20. R.A.Patil
Biur
Stone
1780
150
17
0.1
1275
21. S. R. Kesare
Red
Stone
832
50
60
15
0.4
450
22. M. R. Patil
Kalundre
Stone
222
50
40
25
0.4
500
23. G. Y. Baltuge
Sonawade
Stone
96/3/B
30
25
25
0.4
187
24. R. Y. Khot
Aswalewadi
Stone
85/1
30
20
25
0.4
1500
25. A. A. Pawar
Yelapur
Stone
2(8)
100
40
20
0.4
800
26. S. B.Sutar
Arala
Stone
90/2/7
30
21
15
0.2
100
27. N. R. Agqarwal
28. Yatin Madhukar Jadhav
Bhagaiwadi
Morale
Stone
Stone
5
228
40
445
50
270
38
40
0.4
0.042
950
48000
Yuvraj Vishnupant
29. Hulwane
Avinash Raghunath
30. Patil
Sandagewadi
Stone
59
392
292
40
0.042
45785
Morale
Stone
301
514
279
32
0.042
45889
31. Kundlik Balu Mane
Aandhali
Stone
182
411
376
40
0.042
61814
32. Kundlik Balu Mane
Morale
Stone
276
320
461
40
0.042
59008
33. Mukesh Vasant Patil
Aandhali
Stone
182
457
298
40
54474
34. Sudhir Viththal Jadhav

Dhaneshwari stone
Crusher Nanda
35. Abhimanyu Masal
Shivneri Stone Crusher
Sidhoba Vitoba
36. Jamadale
Morale
Stone
312
350
371
40
0.042
0.042
51940
Jath
Stone
629/1b
70
63
16
0.46
700
Vhaspet
Stone
429
78
60
14
0.41
655
Decision :
DMO Sangli presented the proposal only for 4 Talukas. However, EIA report is received
only for 1 Taluka (Shirala) and it was received only during the meeting .The committee requires
time to study it.
The following preliminary observations were made:
1) Total picture of District showing total number of quarries including abandoned,
ongoing, new, should be submitted.
2) In the above table, name of taluka is not given,the dimensions of minig area are in
feet but the area is shown in h/R.The quantity to be mined shown in the last column
Chairman
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does not tally with the dimensions.Most of the areas of mines are less than one ha.,
which is not desirable as such small pits will increase the number of quarries and will
be difficult to control.It is also necessary to state whether the land belong to Govt. or
private owner.
3) There is discrepancy in the area shown in presentation and photographs (for instance
Bhangude).
4) Details for each proposal including latest satellite images of the present land use etc.
should be submitted as usual. Satellite images of individual site and clusters to be
submitted.
5) The clusters should have minimum clear distance of at least 10-15 km from each
other and in a cluster (of radius 3 km to 5 km) the number of quarries to be restricted
to about 4.
As per the presentation made by the DMO Sangli two quarries located on Government
land one each from Pawalewadi and Kalundre cluster are recommended subject to conditions
placed as Annexure IA.
B) Satara District Stone Quarries (60 Nos.) [Compliance of 64th SEAC meeting]:
Sr
Tahsil
Village
Survey/ Gat Name of the owner

No.
Type of Land
Status
1
2
3
4
Karad
Karad
Karad
Karad
410/2B
35
639
608/ 288/2
Govt Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Karad
Karad
Patan
Patan
Patan
Patan
Patan
Wai
Wai
Nandlapur
Marali
Koriwale
Warade/
Shiwade
Shindewadi
Shindewadi
Urul
Nerale
Nerale
Pimpalgaon
Beebi
Amrutwadi
Amrutwadi
0.8
0.8
1
0.73
0.7
0.3
0.6
0.4
0.65
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
14
15
16
17
18
Wai
Wai
Wai
Wai
Wai
Amrutwadi
Amrutwadi
Amrutwadi
Amrutwadi
Amrutwadi
222/1
222/1
222/1
222/1
222/2
0.2
0.33
0.4
0.6
0.6
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
Private Land
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
19/2/5
19/2
431
298
306
542
401
222/1
222/1
Total
demand
area (Ha.)
Ankush Ramchandra Jagdale 0.5
Devraj Babaso Patil
0.8
Chandrashekhar vilasrao Patil 0.28
Shivaji Shankarrao Kurkute 0.8
Bhauso Baban Jadhav

Shubhangi Umakant Khabale
Shrikant Shankar Butala
Sachin Balaso Jadhav
Balasaheb Shrpati Gaikwad
Sandesh Rajaram Chavan
Sarjaero Dnyandeo Gawade
Sanjay Namdeo Gaikwad
Vijaysinh Bhagwanrao
Chavan
AnKush Anandrao Pawar
Sunil yashwant phadtare
Vikas Deoba Pawar
Narayan waman Chikane
Dinesh Dilip Hagwane
Chairman
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19
Wai
Amrutwadi
222/2
Rajendra Parmeshwar Ithape
0.3
Private Land
ongoing
20
Wai
Amrutwadi
222/2
Kamlakar Appaso Babar
0.6
Private Land
ongoing
21
Wai
Bawadhan
113
Sunil Sakaharam Gholap
0.2
Govt Land
ongoing
22
Wai
Khanpur
592/1
Shankar Anna Pisal
Private Land
ongoing
23
Satara
Saspade
1460
Anita Hanmant Kanse
0.6
Private Land
ongoing
24
Satara
Saspade
1460
Ranjeet Bhanudas Sawant
0.8
Private Land
ongoing
25
Satara
Saspade
1611/2
Mahesh Shivaji Chougule
0.8
Private Land
ongoing
26
Satara
Saspade
1611/2
Majjid Nabisaheb Shaikh
0.6
Private Land
ongoing
27
Satara
Saspade
1611/2
Santosh Babanrao Chougule
0.6
Private Land
ongoing
28
Satara
Saspade
1460
Shamrao Gangaram Yadav
0.6
Private Land
ongoing
29
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Shripad Krishna Gijare
0.5
Govt Land
ongoing
30
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Vijay Anna Chowgule
0.3
Govt Land
ongoing
31
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Krishanth Anna Kurade
0.5
Govt Land
ongoing
32
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Arun Shivajirao Desai
0.32
Govt Land
ongoing
33
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Abhijit Bhanudas Sawant
0.4
Govt Land
ongoing
34
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Baban Baliram Chowgule
0.45
Govt Land
ongoing
35
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Indubai Shivaji Chowgule
0.2
Govt Land
ongoing
36
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Jaynat Govind Thakkar
0.64
Govt Land
ongoing
37
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Parish Govind Thakkar
0.87
Govt Land
ongoing
38
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Rahul Dattatray Darekar
0.25
Govt Land
ongoing
39
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Ranjeet Ramchandra Sawant
0.6
Govt Land
ongoing
40
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Ranjeet Bhanudas Sawant
0.3
Govt Land
ongoing
41
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Sushma Vittal Sakunde
0.33
Govt Land
ongoing
42
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Vijay Shivajirao Desai
0.32
Govt Land
ongoing
43
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Shivaji Baliram Chowgule
0.55
Govt Land
ongoing
44
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Sandip Rajaram Chowgule
0.3
Govt Land
ongoing
45
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Prakash Rajaram Ghorpade
0.6
Govt Land
ongoing
46
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Hanmant Tukaram Kanse
0.6
Govt Land
ongoing
47
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Balaso Tukaram Pawar
0.46
Govt Land
ongoing
48
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Pravin Ashok Chowgule
0.3
Govt Land
ongoing
49
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Manisha Suresh Bandge
0.3
Govt Land
ongoing
50
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Nanda Chandrakant Jadhav
0.6
Govt Land
ongoing
51
Satara
Nagewadi
308/1
Shakil Abdul Sayyad
0.34
Govt Land
ongoing
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52
53
Satara
Phaltan
Varye
Kalaj
489
313
Mohanrao Ramchandra Yadav 4

Dada Parbati Gadhwe
0.4
Private Land
Govt Land
ongoing
ongoing
54
Phaltan
Dalwadi
190
1.5
Private Land
ongoing
55
Phaltan
Kalaj
304/1
Yogesh Gangadharrao OholPatil

Jagdish A. Pise
4.5
Private Land
ongoing
56
Koregaon
Jaigaon
236
Anil Ramchandra Phadatare
0.4
Private Land
ongoing
57
Koregaon
Bhatamwadi 107
Rahul Dattatray Darekar
0.5
Private Land
ongoing
58
Koregaon
Bhatamwadi 107
Sambhaji Hanmant Gujar
1.5
Private Land
ongoing
59
60
Khandala
Javali
Palshi
Mhasve
Shaikh Latif Noormohammad 1.5

Sunita Ramesh Chikne
0.8
Private Land
Private Land
ongoing
ongoing
1504
786
Decision:
Proposals for stone quarries from Satara district were appraised on the basis of the
furnished information. It was informed by the DMO that there are 235 stone quarries in operation
in Satara District in addition to 5 which are abandoned.
Proposal for 12 stone quarries have been already cleared by SEAC in 62th meeting and
new proposals for 60 stone quarries are before the Committee for appraisal. It was informed by
DMO that in 6 locations the quarrying is in operation without Environmental Clearance. These 6
location are as below:
1) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1, owned by Arun Shivajirao Desai
2) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1,owned by Jaynat Govind Thakkar
3) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1, owned by Parish Govind Thakkar
4) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1,owned by Ranjeet Ramchandra Sawant
5) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1, owned by Vijay Shivajirao Desai
6) Nagewadi S.No. 308/1, owned by Shakil Abdul Sayyad.
The violation is brought to the notice of Government as per the MoEF OM dated
12.12.2012. The DMO is requested to stop mining operation at these 6 locations and at any other
location in the district where quarrying is in progress without Environmental Clearance.
It is observed that at many places the location of stone quarries (with blasting) are less
than 200 m from the nearest highway. This is not permitted as per Minor Minerals Extraction
Rules, 1955. Such locations should be discontinued. At Nagewadi, steep hill cutting is seen for a
height of nearly 80m. This is objectionable and should be discontinued. Government (Revenue
and Forest Department) order regarding Mining of Minor Minerals dated 21.01.2013 should be
followed.
The proposals for stone quarrying satisfying the following conditions are recommended,
other proposals that do not satisfy the conditions are not recommended. The specific and
general conditions are given in Annexure IA.
The district Collector/ DMO should inform full details of the finally selected quarries
with detail maps, photographs, satellite images, quantity to be extracted etc. for record.
Chairman
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C) Pune District Stone Quarries (179 nos.) :

Sr.
No
Name of the
Village
Taluka
Survey No
Name of the lease/

Proposed lease
Land
belonging to
(Pvt / Govt)
Private
Area
(ha)
New or Ongoing
Mine
1.
Haveli
66/3
2.
Autadehandewa
di
Dhayari
Haveli
61/3
3.
Vadachiwadi
Haveli
26
4.
Nandoshi
Haveli
5.
Nandoshi
Haveli
6.
Lonikand
Haveli
496B/1
7.
Bhilarewadi
Haveli
14/1 & 2
8.
Mangdewadi
Haveli
3/4/1, 3/5/1
Shree. Sachin
Subhash Ghule
Shree. Balasaheb
Damodar Pokale
M/s. Sonai Stone
Crusher
Shree. Chabu
Baburao Ranwade
Shree. Nandkumar
Gopalrao Kulkarni
M/s RMC Readymix
India
Shree. Kashinath
Yashwant Kashid
M/s. Kedareshwar
Stone Co.
1.05
Private
2.33
Private
2.0
Private
0.80
Private
2.74
Private
4.90
Private
2.0
Private
0.40
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2008
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2009
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2007
Ongoing from
2010
9.
Mangdewadi
Haveli
3/4/1
Shree. Chandrakant
T. Mangade
Shree. Sunil
Bhagwan Mangade
Shree. Tulshiram
Sitaram Mahajan
Private
0.3
10.
Mangdewadi
Haveli
3/3
Private
0.4
11.
Mangdewadi
Haveli
19/6,19/7A,1
9/7B,19/9,19
/11,19/12,18
/1B,1B
Private
4.96
12.
Ambegaon
khurd
Haveli
56/2, 57/1
Shree. Tulshiram
Sitaram Mahajan
Private
2.94
Ongoing from
2005
13
Ambegaon
khurd
Haveli
57,56/1
Shree Sameer Arvind

Pimple
Private
4.56
Ongoing from
2007
14
Ambegaon
khurd
Haveli
53/1, 53/2
Shree. Shankar P.
Thakar
Private
Ongoing from
2009
15
Ambegaon
khurd
Haveli
53/2
Shree. Laxman Sadhu

Tathe
Private
0.8
Ongoing from
2010
16
Haveli
53/1
1.0
Maval
212
Private
2.0
18
Mangrul
Maval
212
Shree Shreepal
Harischandra Oswal
M/s. Kakade Stone
Crusher
Shree. Ranjeet
Ramdas Kakade
Private
17
Ambegaon
khurd
Mangrul
Private
2.0
Ongoing from
2005
Ongoing from
2009
Ongoing from
2007
19
Mangrul
Maval
216,221
M/s. Kakade Stone

Crusher
Private
4.90
Chairman
Ongoing from
2006
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2009
Ongoing from
2006
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20
Mangrul
Maval
224,225
M/s. Kakade Stone

Crusher
M/s. Kakade Stone
Crusher
Shree. Sadashiv
Dattatray Pawar
Shree. Satish
Babanrao Kalwade
Shree Navnath
Babanrao Koyate
M/s. Namrata Stone
Crusher
M/s. Sai Stone
Crusher
Private
4.95
21
Mangrul
Maval
37,38
22
Mangrul
Maval
170
23
Mangrul
Maval
144
24
Pawalewadi
Maval
25
Amble
Maval
110/2
26
Amble
Maval
158 , 121
27
Amble
Maval
28
Amble
29
Private
4.95
Private
3.0
Private
4.0
Private
3.0
Private
2.07
Private
4.95
M/s. Sunny Industries

(NSP Stone Crusher)
Private
4.95
Ongoing from
2011
Maval
145,149,150/
1,150/2,153/
1, 153/2, 151
125
Sarika Sunil Shelke
Private
3.57
Amble
Maval
136/1/2/3
Private
4.0
30
Amble
Maval
120/2
Private
0.80
31
Amble
Maval
118
Private
2.83
32
Amble
Maval
116
Private
4.95
33
Amble
Maval
121
Private
3.64
34
Amble
Maval
121
Private
0.80
35
Amble
Maval
118
Private
2.5
36
Avsari Budruk
Ambegaon
87/2
Private
37
Avsari Budruk
Ambegaon
87/2
Private
38
Shirdale
Ambegaon
142
Private
2.8
39
Phalkewadi
Ambegaon
63/1
Shree. Sunil
Shankarrao Shelke
M/s. Namrata Stone
Crusher
M/s. Namrata Stone
Crusher
Shree. Vikram
Balasaheb Kakade
Shree Sagar
Shivajirao Pawar
Shree Sagar
Shivajirao Pawar
Shree Santosh
Vasant Gholap
Shree. Chandrakant
Gulabrao Raskar
Shree. Rajendra
Chandrakant Raskar
Shree. Kishan G.
Bhansali
Shree. Kishor H.
Kale
Private
0.54
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2009
Ongoing from
2009
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2012
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2012
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2011
40
Vafgaon
Khed
197
Shree. Pratik Hazare
Private
2.48
41
Vafgaon
Khed
192
Private
3.71
42
Lavarde
Mulshi
24,25
Shree. Manohar
Hazare
M/s. Samarth Persist
Private
2.0
43
Bhandgaon
Daund
428
Private
1.0
44
Hinganigada
Daund
130
Private
4.0
45
Girim
Daund
725/1,736
M/s. Yugandhara
Stone Crusher
Shree. Rajendra
Vishnu Ugale
M/s I J M (India)
Private
1.2
Chairman
Ongoing from
2012
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2010
Ongoing from
2008
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2012
Ongoing from
2012
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2008
Ongoing from
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46
Khor
Daund
1105, 1106
47
Mugaon
Mulshi
51/1
48
Koloshi
Mulshi
1/1
Sr.
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Village
KHED TALUKA
Moi
Moi
Moi
Kuruli
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Moi
Kelgaon
Koregaon
Jayedwadi
20
21
22
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Karanjhuire
Kudus
Moi
SHIRUR TALUKA
Karegaon
Saradwadi
Gardelwadi
Kardelwadi
Thapmala
Karegaon
Annapur
Shirur
Sonesawangi
Tardobachi wadi
Kardelwadi
Annapur
Infrastructure Ltd.
Shree. Shakil Hamid
Shekh
Lavasa Corporation
Ltd
Lavasa Corporation
Ltd
Private
2.0
Private
4.5
Private
3.0
2012
Ongoing from
2011
Ongoing from
2007
Ongoing from
2008
Taluka
Name of Applicant
Area (ha)
Survey No.
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
Khed
0.4
0.4
0.4
1.2
0.4
0.8
0.8
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.8
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.8
0.9
1.97
511
630
502
315
570/3
521
441
519
629
517
575
484
571
508
473
511
214
112
58/2
Khed
Khed
Khed
Shri Sopan Dondipa Karpe

Shri Sopan Satu Sapore
Shri Gulab Dattu Karpe
Anil Dnyanoba Bagde
Balsaheb Kisan Govari
Anis Bashabbhai Pathan
Shri Bajirao Mahadu Karpe
Ramdas Shipati Yelwade
Shri Bhgvan Ragu Sakore
Shri Dashrath Kondiba karpe
Dhamaji Pandharinath Gavari
Shri Tukaram Natthu Gavari
Shri Tukaram Vishnu Gavari
Shri Tanaji Nana Karpe
Suresh damu karpe
Sopan Kondipa Karpe
Maroti Rambhau Mugase
Anup Ramesh Bothra
Shri Ramchndra B jadhav & Shri
Rajendra Kisan Rokade
Ramchandra Damodar Kad
Manik Shivaji Kadam
Shivaji Kondiba Sonavne
4
1.07
0.4
86
2714
571
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Vikas Madhavrao Navale

Duttatray D Saroday
Dhirendra Madhukar Tengire
Shri Madhukar Haribhau Tengire
Mrs. Mira S. Kouphale
Shri Madhukar Haribhau Tengire
Shri Vijay Dattu Lande
Somnath Shankar Ghawate
Urmila Rajaram Dherange
Vitthalrao Lavxman Gore
Mrs. Prabhavati Hansraj Halapani
Rajesh Dattu Lande
0.8
1.89
2
2.79
1.2
1.41
4
2.84
2
1.63
0.8
4
33/4
2052/2
2355/2
2302/3,2692/2
1124/5
676
2365
1125/1/2
845
821/1
2355/1
2365
Chairman
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Sr.
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Village
Kardelwada
Shirur
Pashanmala
Sonesawangi
Dhoksangavi
Karegaon
Uralgaon
Dhoksangavi
HAVELI TALUKA
Bhavdi
Lonikand
Lonikand
Jambhulwadi
Ambegaon
Dhayari
Yevlewadi
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Walvati
Mangadewadi
Charholi
Walvati
Taluka
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Shirur
Name of Applicant
Shri Dattatray Ganpat Lande
Shri Ravindra Dadbhau Kardile
Namdeo Dhondiba Ghavte
Shri Dattatray Trinbak Kadam
Pandharinath Thamaji Malgunde
Sandesh Krishnaji Kohkahde
Sunita Sudhkar Kadam
Chandan Abu Pachange
Area (ha)
3.6
0.8
2.84
1.2
0.8
0.8
0.4
2.07
Survey No.
2364/1
1828
1154
291
828
39/2
511
63
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
2.00
2.40
2.43
1.21
1.94
2.16
0.56
1.31
1.56
2.00
4.35
2.00
2.80
2.33
3.53
2.00
1.00
2.94
1.88.5
2.08
4.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.60
2.00
3.50
0.80
0.40
0.80
4.00
84
557
611
75/2/1/1
78/1
89/9
14/1/2
603
554/1
600
590
564
601
585
604
590
592
583
583
598
567 to 573
556
593
600
586
400, 402
556
174
251/3/4/5
67
70
366
19/6
60/10
368, 369
36
Dhayari
Haveli
Pramod Babanrao Kande

Navnath Bajirao Kand
Rupali Shankar Buumkar
Shivaji Suresh Jambale
Shivaji Raghunath Fengase
Shivaji Dattatray Chapankar
Shirish Rupcahnd Dharmawat
Shantaram Sadashiv Sakore
Sattav M. Pandit
Avinash pandurang Sakore
Maroti Ramchandra Bhumkar
Bapusahed G. Kand
Chetan Dattatray Sasane
Dattatray R. Bhumkar
Dyaneshwar Dattatray Shinde
Ganesh Baburao Bhapkar
Goraksha Eknath Shinde
Genubhanu Dhondibhau Sakore
Mallikarjun Vasantrao Patil
Pradip Vidyadhar Kand
Namdev Shivram Katke
Santosh D. Sakore
Sadashiv Baburao Zurunge
Reshma Nilesh Raut
Balasahed Rajaram Kand
Dattatray Nilaram Tambe
Mulchand B. Tyagi
Nita Pandurang Magar
Sunil Bhide
Rajendra Paman Gunjal
Nilesh Pandi Mangade
Vilas Natthu Kakde
Jyoti Chandrakant Gunjal/ Lata
Rajendra Gunjal
Balasahed Yashwant Dangat
2.00
36/1
Chairman
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37
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39
40
41
42
43
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45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
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60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
D
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Village
Naigaon
Yevlewadi
Dhayari
Bhavdi
Kondva
Bhavdi
Outade Handewadi
Ambegaon
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Yevlewadi
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Lonikand
Sashte
Lonikand
Lonikand
Bhavdi
Charholi
Lonikand
Lonikand
Bhavdi
Lonikand
Bhavdi
Bhavdi
Lonikand
Dhayari
Guddara
Charholi
Charholi
Lohgaon
Aambegaon (Kh)
Bhavdi
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
Lonikand
JUNNAR TALUKA
Khamgaon
Kuran
Otur
Pipalgaon
Siddhanath
Pipalgaon
Mandarne
Shiroli
Taluka
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Haveli
Name of Applicant
Appasaheb Ramchandra Kale
Ananda Dyanoba Kamthe
Sanjiv Rajaram Kusalkar
Sanjay Dattatray Dabhade
Sadashiv Govind Darekar
Sachin Gulabrao Deshmukh
Rohidas Raghunath Ghule
Ratnaprabha Mate
Ramdas Dattatray Dabhade
Ramchandra Raghu Tambe
Somnath Suresh Dhandekar
Vivek Laxmanrao Deglurkar
Vitthal Laxman Tambe
Vilaskumar Palresha
Vilas Dinkar Bhosle
Vijay Vitthal Jadhav
Ujwala Vilas Palresha
Tatyabhau Sakaram Tambe
Tanaji Govind Chaudahary
Surekha Ramkrishna Jagtap
Suhas Arun Dhambare
Subhadra Devram Tembe
Suryakant Sandipal More
Sitaram Bhausaheb Fulsundar
Siddharth Subhash Bhayani
Shubhda Vivek Reddy
Shivajirao Vitthalrao Dhankawde
Somnath Suresh Dhandekar
Ashok Dnyanoba Khandave
Balakrishna Dnyanoba Khandave
Rekha Balkrushna Khandave
Samarth Stone Company
Umesh Ruliram Bansal (Agarwal)
Kiran Kand
Sangita Subhash Parathe
Shri Kiran Bajirao Zurnge
Shri. Amar Jaysing Tupe
Area (ha)
0.67
0.36
3.00
0.80
0.80
3.00
2.00
0.40
1.60
1.60
0.80
0.80
2.00
4.00
2.02
2.00
4.00
2.40
0.80
2.00
2.33
1.53
4.00
2.61
4.00
3.16
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.20
1.53
1.91
1.06
2.00
0.80
2.00
0.80
Survey No.
425
14/3/1
80/4/3
157/A
26/B
71
67/5/2
53/2
157/A
79
39/2/1
202
208
576/1, 578, 579
47
561/1, 562/2
567,569,576
248
34
496B
585
213
577,578,579
69
201,202
595
67/4/3
314
76/2
76/1
76/5
75/2/1,75/1/1/1,75/2/2/2
209
120
581
555
596
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Jitendra Bhikulal Javeri

Gajanan Haribhau Tamboli
Dilip Maruti Dumbre
Shetiram Maruti Chougule
1.00
0.80
1.20
0.70
51
423
112
72/3
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Kalpana Vilas Vable

Klapana Kailash Mahakal
Firozkhan M. Pathan
1.79
2.00
0.80
58/2
241
122/7,121/2
Chairman
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Sr.
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9
10
11
12
E
1
2
Village
Manikdoh
Pipalgaon
Buchkewadi
Godre
Keli
MAVAL TALUKA
Chandkhed
Amble
Taluka
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Junnar
Name of Applicant
Dipak Shantaram Shevale
D. G. Belhekar and Company
Dattu Dhondu Pawar
Avinash Chandrakant Vabale
Arun Mahatarba Kabadi
Area (ha)
0.80
2.85.5
0.80
1.20
2.00
Survey No.
67/1,
72/2,
174
361
319
Maval
Maval
2.00
0.80.1
389
117/1/1,117/1/2
Amble
Maval
Mahesh Jalindar Alhat

Sandip Sambhaji Kalokhe &
Sachin Sambhaji Kalokhe
Sandip Sambhaji Kalokhe &
Sachin Sambhaji Kalokhe
3.27
118
F
1
MULSHI TALUKA
Bhalgudi
Mulshi
Shankar T. Jambulkar
3.16.8
1100, 1101, 1094, 1091,

1093, 1097, 1099
Decision :
The proposal for stone quarrying 179 nos. in Pune district submitted by PP (DMO) were
considered by SEAC. The EIA for these proposals is submitted during the meeting and
committee requires time to study the same. EIA is required to be submitted in advance. It
transpired during the discussion that there are 756 stone quarries in Pune district out of which
600 stone quarries are ongoing as the lease for them has till not expired. The DMO was informed
that in the light of MoEF OM dated 18.05.2012, no quarrying can be done without Environment
Clearance (EC) and therefore, 600 quarries in operation without EC is a violation of EIA
Notification. Environment Department is required to look into the matter and take appropriate
action. Out of these 600, 51 are informed to be on Govt. land and rest on private land. DMO was
instructed to comply with the following conditions:
1. In light of the Government order (Revenue and Forest Department) dated 21.01.2013 the
proposals for the district should come in one lot.
2. The number of quarries should be restricted considering the requirement.
3. The stipulation in Minor Mineral Extraction Rules 1955 should be followed.
4. Full details of each quarry including area, depth already excavated, the topographical and
Environmental features, nearness to habitation or roads, railway lines etc. should be
submitted.
5. Hill cutting should be avoided and area less than 1 ha. per quarry to be avoided.
6. The conditions generally applicable for mining indicated in earlier proposals for other
districts shown in the MoM of SEAC which are available on website should be followed.
7. Information of land whether it belongs to Govt. or private owne is not given in some
talukas and is needed.
The detailed appraisal will be taken up in the next meeting of SEAC if compliance is received.
Chairman
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D) Kolhapur District Stone Quarries (90 Nos.):

The details furnished by the DMO are as under :
Sr.
No
Name of Village
Taluka
Gut No.
Name of the Lease /Proposed

lease
Land
belonging
to Pvt /
Govt
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Area
(ha)
New or
Ongoing
Mine
1
2
3
Nandwade
Kolik
Khalasa,Gudvale
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
Kudnur
Chandgad
Sau. Gayatri Prashant Raut

Shree.Jeevan Dhondiba Lohar
Shree.Shahabuddin Ismail.
Naik
Shree.Balasaheb P.Kokitkar
5
6
Sadegudvale
Kolik
Chandgad
Chandgad
252
32
Gat No.
140/B
499/500/
501
644
26
1.20
2.0
0.40
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
2.0
Ongoing
Shree.Ikarar A. Mulla
Shree.Pruthviraj A.
Chandanshive
Shree.Sudhakar T. Shewale
Shree.Jadhavaji N. Patel
Shree.Kalappa Saturam
Bhogan
Shree.Ayub Ismail. Naik
Shree.Nana M. Panhalkar
Shree.Manohar Bharma
Hebbalkar
Shree.Muragraj RamaSwami
Shree.Sadanand Maruti Patil
Shree.Maruti M.Tupare
M/s. A.K. Infrastructure
Shree.Pravin Ningappa
Nesarikar
Shree.Ayub I. Naik
Shree. Maruti Ganu Kamble
Mrs.Vijaya Sayajirao Bhosale
Shree.Maruti Jyotiba Gawade
Shree.Santan J. Bardeskar
Shree.Yashawantrao B. Patil
Shree.Manwel Bastu. Dias
Shree.Baburao S. Redekar
Shree.Shivprasad A.Teli
Shree.Abdulrashid M. Pathan
Shree.Ramchandra G. Patil
Shree.Sharad S. Yesare
Shree.Vitthal J. Injal
Shree.Jitendra S. Konduskar
Gov. Land
Pvt . Land
4.0
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
7
8
9
Bonjurdi
Halkarni
Teurwadi
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
608/2
516
183
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
0.80
0.80
0.52
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
10
11
12
Chandgad
Supe
Kudnur
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
174/2
113
437
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
1.0
0.80
2.04
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
13
14
15
16
17
Vaitagwadi
Devarwadi
Murkutewadi
Mandedurg
Sadegudvale
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
Chandgad
75
91/1
24/6
267
464
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
2.0
2.80
1.20
1.6
4.0
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Sadegudvale
Gulamb
Hiralge
Hebbal Jalhyal
Kadgaon
Bhadgaon
Kadgaon
Vairagwadi
Hasurchampu
Mahagaon
Bhadgaon
Hiralge
Hiralge
Masewadi
Chandgad
Chandgad
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
32
33
34
Shendri
Khamlehatti
Hiralge
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
644
8
558
872/2
948
959
947
53
721
558
990/2
647
648
255,256,
257,258
41
244
579
Pvt . Land
Pvt. Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
4.50
2.0
0.95
1.0
2.80
0.62
0.80
0.60
0.85
0.80
0.40
0.35
0.40
3.0
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Shree.Rajendra J. Chavan
Shree.Digamber Ishwar Shinde
Mrs.Suman Ganpatrao
Yamgekar
Shree.Baburao Ishwar
Chougule
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
2.0
1.0
0.30
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
35
Khamlehatti
Gadhinglaj
244
Pvt . Land
0.22
Ongoing
Chairman
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39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
Vairagwadi
Nesari
Bhadgaon
Badyachi wadi
Bhadgaon
Gawase
Suleran
Dabhil
Mumewadi
Velvatti
Masoli
Yamekond
Suleran
Suleran
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Gadhinglaj
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
Ajara
53
779
990/2
301
726/2
165
160
249
631/2
175/2
52
43
334/4
160
50
51
Velvatti
Halsavade
Ajara
Karveer
174/B
704/B
52
Halsavade
Karveer
704/B
53
Halsavade
Karveer
740/B
54
55
Sangavade
Sangavadewadi
Karveer
Karveer
632
18
56
Sangavade
Karveer
57
Halsawade
Karveer
626,630/
B
644
58
Halsawade
Karveer
704/A
59
Nerale
Karveer
193/2/1
60
Nerale
Karveer
61
62
63
Halsavade
Sangavade
Halsavade
Karveer
Karveer
Karveer
191/B,19
1/K
667
632
666/A
64
65
66
67
Sangavadewadi
Halsawade
Sangavade
Pimpalgaon
khurd
Pimpalgaon
khurd
Pimpalgaon
khurd
Pimpalgaon
khurd
Shendur
Arjuni
Karveer
Karveer
Karveer
Kagal
22
644
25
316
Kagal
161/1
Kagal
68
69
70
71
72
Shree.Chandrakant S. Patil
Shree.Girish N. Mohite
Shree.Bahirji B. Londhe
Shree.Suresh Murlidhar Gurav
Shree.Ajit Annapa Kamte
Shree.Ramkrishna J. Thakur
Shree.Agnelo P Fernandes
Shree.Nandkumar V. Narvekar
Shree.Pratik G. Yamgekar
Shree. Abhay Annapa Kamte
Shree.ShriKrishna L. Thakur
Shree.Nitin V. Desai
Shree.Mujamil Appa Khedekar
Shree.Amarnath S.
Suryavanashi
Shree. ShriKrishna L. Thakur
Shree.Bhagavan Sadashiv
Pujari
Shree.Nitin Hanmantrao
Kamble
Shree.Sagar Sadashiv
Basugade
Shree.Tanaji D. Jondhalekar
Shree.Kundlik Balasaheb
Bajage
Shree.Rajaram Baburao
Redekar
Shree.Manohar K. Gurav/
Shree. Subhash G. Chougale
Shree.Anil Santdas Hirani
Shree. Chandarlal S. Daryani
Shree.Nilesh Vidhyadhar
Sangavkar
Shree.Maruti Bhima Shingade
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
0.60
0.25
1.0
0.60
0.80
2.0
0.60
0.43
0.40
2.0
1.0
2.24
1.78
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
1.6
1.0
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
0.60
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
0.60
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
0.80
2.85
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
2.47
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
0.40
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
4.0
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
1.73
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
2.50
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
0.50
0.40
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Gov. Land
1.82
0.40
2.74
0.87
Ongoing
Ongoing
ongoing
Ongoing
Gov. Land
0.30
Ongoing
155/1
Shree.Mahendra Raghunath
Desai
Shree.Baburao B. Patil
Gov. Land
0.8
Ongoing
Kagal
340,347
Shree. Sanjay S Kurhade
Gov. Land
2.92
Ongoing
Kagal
Kagal
72
551
Shree.Shashikant S. Khot
Shree.Avinash Atmaram Powar
Gov. Land
Pvt . Land
2.02
0.35
Ongoing
Ongoing
Shree.Shekhar Vijay Shinde

Shree.Sandeep Vilas Nalawade
Shree. Prabhuraj R.
Wallyapurkar
Shree.Shashikant J. Powar
Shree.Anil A Ghorpade
Pandit Dattatray Patil
Shree.Vaibhav Y. Patil
Chairman
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73
74
75
Arjuni
Kurukali
Arjuni
Kagal
Kagal
Kagal
76
77
78
Surupali
Savarde BK
Mazgaon
Kagal
Kagal
Radhanagari
351
482
349/1 &
2
247,248
522
736
Shree.Ananda Rama Naik

Shree.Rajaram D. Patil
Mrs.Sucheta V. Kadam
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
1.21
0.40
0.64
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
3.20
1.75
2.0
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Pvt . Land
Pvt. Land
Gov. Land
Gov. Land
Gov. Land
Pvt . Land
Pvt . Land
1.0
2.0
1.0
1.0
1.10
1.86
2.0
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
630 1/A
Shree.Suhas P Kharade
Mrs.Snehalata M. Kulkarni
Shree.Jaganath Govind
Ekshinge
Shree.Sunil Gopalrao Patil
Shree.Anil A. Desai
Shree.Ashok N Powar
Shree.Shamrao J. Gaikwad
Mrs.Balabai A Gaikwad
Shree.Chandrakant B. Nerlekar
M/s.Rajiv Gandhi Vadar Samaj
Kamgar Majdur Sansta
Shree.Ramesh V. Powar
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
Mallewadi
Majale
Majale
Majale
Top
Kasarwadi
Top
Radhanagari
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
81
702
702
702
555,561
630/1B
197
86
Top
Hatkanangale
Gov. Land
0.80
Ongoing
87
88
Top
Aalte
Hatkanangale
Hatkanangale
557
1934/B
Shree.Shankarrao D Powar
Smt.Vaishali S. Powar
Gov. Land
Gov .Land
3.91
1.21
Ongoing
Ongoing
89
Abdullat
Shirol
2124
Shree.Uttam K. Awade
Pvt . Land
1.02
Ongoing
90
Abdullat
Shirol
2124
M/s.Mahavir Stone Crusher
Pvt . Land
1.71
Ongoing
**Note: The Quarry at above Sr no. 88 of Smt.Vaishali S. Powar, Gov Land of Survey no. 1934/B has been rejected for
grant of lease due to negative remarks from town planning authority.
Decision:
Proposal for 90 stone quarries are submitted for appraisal out of which DMO said that
nearly 33 are in operation. DMO should verify whether the operation of 33 in absence of EC is
continued as it involves violation.
The EIA report is submitted only during the meeting and committee needs time to study
the same. Following points have emerged during the discussion:
1) In the past 23 cases have been recommended for EC from Kolhapur district. In the
light of Government (Revenue and Forest Department) order regarding Mining of
Minor Minerals dated 21.01.2013, all proposals should have been submitted in one
bunch.
2) The EIA apparently does not show the summary of all important environmental
features for each quarry such as nearness to public road, any habitation, water bodies,
forest etc. detail maps of individual quarry showing all these features is required.
3) Attempts to reduce number of quarries based on approximate requirement of material
is not submitted and is essential.
4) The depth of excavation is required be to restricted in light of Minor Minerals
Extraction rules 1955, however, while working out the potential this aspects is not
considered. It is also observed that in Kolhapur district particularly Tope village
Chairman
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excavation is carried in hill side beyond the limits. It should be stopped and necessary
action should be taken.
5) The proposal in eco-sensitive zone (as defined by WGEEEP) shall be deleted.
The detailed appraisal will be taken in the next SEAC meeting if compliance is received.
E) Nashik District Stone (New 113 + 1 compliance nos.):

Sr
Name of
Village
Taluka
(Cluster)
Gut No.
Name of the Lease

/Proposed lease
1
2
3
4
5
Vinchur
Vilholi
Vilholi
Vilholi
Vilholi
Niphad
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
93
152
152
152
152
6
7
8
Vilholi
Vilholi
Vilholi
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
152
152
152
9
10
Vilholi
Vilholi
Nashik
Nashik
152
152
11
Sarul
Nashik
126/1
12
13
14
Sarul
Sarul
Sarul
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
133
35
35
15
Sarul
Nashik
124
16
Sarul
Nashik
36/1/1
17
Sarul
Nashik
126/1
18
19
Sarul
Sarul
Nashik
Nashik
20
Sarul
Nashik
36/2/1
138/8,
136/2/9
35
K.K Jevughale
Vishnu Bhaurao Thorat
Pundlik Kondaj Sahane
Dilip prataprao Patil
Salim Ahmad Hamid
Khan
Balu Waman Bhavnath
Sopan Namdev Sapkale
Bhausaheb Dattu
Bhavnath
Sanjay Gaikwad
Ramnath Kashinath
Mathe
Bharatbhai Govindbhai
Kanerja
Hemant B. Laddha
S.K Verma
Smt. Sumanbai Nivrutti
Kale
Bapu Nattu Navle
(Gajanan Stone Crusher)
Shree Ram Stone
Crushing Company
Shree Yogesh Amrutlal
Badrakiya
Arjun Murlidhar Navale
Sampat Sadashiv Nawale
21
22
Sarul
Sarul
Nashik
Nashik
126/1
35
23
24
Sarul
Sarul
Nashik
Nashik
127/3
126/1
Dinesh Bhimjibhai
Rampariya
Pratap Nanalal Joshi
Nandkumar Keshavrao
Jain
Suresh Keshavrao Jain
Nilesh
Agarwal
Chairman
Land
belonging to
Pvt /Govt
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Area (ha)
1.0
0.06
0.40
0.40
0.40
New or
Ongoing
Mine
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Government
Government
Government
0.06
0.40
0.40
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Government
Government
0.075
0.09
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
1.19
Ongoing
Private
Government
Government
1.20
0.27
0.27
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
Ongoing
Private
Ongoing
Private
0.80
Ongoing
Private
Private
1
1.21
Ongoing
Ongoing
Government
0.12
Ongoing
Private
Government
0.80
0.27
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
Private
0.40
1.6
Ongoing
Ongoing
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25
26
27
28
Sarul
Sarul
Sarul
Sarul
29
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
Nashik
36/2/2
35
36/1/2
142/1
Nashik
139/11
30
Sarul
Sarul
Nashik
139/2
31
Sarul
Nashik
139/5
32
Sarul
Nashik
139/12
33
Sarul
Nashik
140/1
34
Sarul
Nashik
139/1
35
Sarul
Nashik
140/4
36
Sarul
Nashik
37
Sarul
Nashik
38
Sarul
Nashik
140/2,14
1/4
142/12,1
42/2
142/4
39
Sarul
Nashik
40
Sarul
Nashik
139/2,14
2/6
140 5/6
41
Sarul
Nashik
139/4
42
Sarul
Nashik
43
Nashik
44
Rajurbahul
a
Pimpland
139/7,13
9/8,
139/3
92/2
Nashik
171/1
45
Sarul
Nashik
126/1
46
47
Girnare
Eklahare
Nashik
Nashik
431/2
395/1
48
Nashik
92/1
49
50
51
52
Rajurbahul
a
vadzire
Vadzire
Vadzire
Vadzire
Sinnar
Sinnar
Sinnar
Sinnar
121
124/1
121
123
53
54
Moha
Moha
Sinnar
Sinnar
147/2
160
Nilesh Agarwal
Haribhavu Phadol
Kachru Natu Navale
Ranjeet Madhavrao Patil
Private
Government
Private
Private
1.6
0.27
3.84
1.00
Private
2.40
Private
0.60
Private
1.20
M/s Pawar & Patkar

Const. Pvt. Ltd
Abhijeet Prakash Bankar
Private
1.80
Private
1.08
Shubhangi Prakash
Bankar
Anilkumar Construction
Co.
Haribhau Kashinath Fadol
Private
0.80
Private
2.40
Private
0.80
Dheeraj Ramesh Bhandari
Private
1.25
Valu Govind Rohade
Private
1.00
Yashwant Vitthal Pawar
Private
1.00
Anil Bansilal Lodha
Private
2.00
Mataprasad Ramjilal
Tyagi
Rajesh Mavjibhai Patel
Private
1.20
Private
2.25
Shree Fransis Cyril

Rodriques
Shree Francis Cyril
Rodriques
Shree Cyril Francis
Rodriques
Ashok Rajaram Thete
Jayantibhai Kanjibhai
Patel
Shree Ganesh stone Metal
Private
Ongoing
Private
0.82
Ongoing
Private
Ongoing
Private
Private
0.40
0.72
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
Ongoing
Private
Private
Private
Private
0.80
1.62
0.8
0.8
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
Private
1
1.44
Ongoing
Ongoing
Avinash Madhavrao Patil

M/s Suprabha
Construction Pvt. Ltd.
Pravin Totaram Patil
Vasant Karbhari Pansare

Bharti Balu Bodke
Sharad Pote
M/s. Preksha Stone
Crusher
Jitendra Sudamrao Bodhle
Nilesh Gowardhandas
Agrawal
Chairman
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
from 2007
Ongoing
from 2011
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2010
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2007
Ongoing
from 2007
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2008
Ongoing
from 2007
Ongoing
from 2009
Ongoing
from 2007
Ongoing
from 2010
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55
56
Moha
Moha
Sinnar
Sinnar
108
148
57
Sinnar
Sinnar
58
Sinnar
Sinnar
119(117
)/1
146/143
59
60
61
Sinnar
Sinnar
Konambe
Sinnar
Sinnar
Sinnar
62
63
64
65
Mohadari
Vadgaov
Deshwandi
Chincholi
Sinnar
Sinnar
Sinnar
Sinnar
66
Ashewadi
Dindori
67
68
69
Dindori
Dindori
Dindori
70
71
Ramshej
Ashewadi
Dhamanwa
di
Dakambe
Ozarkhed
72
Dindori
Dindori
73
74
75
76
Dindori
Sayane
Sayane
Karanjagav
han
Eklahre
Bagadu
Harsul
Dadoshi
Waghera
Chaugaon
Deshvandi
Vilholi
Ankute
Dindori
Malegaon
Malegaon
Malegaon
660/2 A,
1/1
27
275/A/1
275/A/1
268
Kalvan
Kalvan
Trimbak
Trimbak
Igatpuri
Baglaan
Sinnar
Nashik
Yeola
187
190/1
118
51
672
517/2
315/2
152
500/2
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
88
Gorakhnag
ar
Gorakhnag
ar
Visapur
89
90
91
92
87
Dindori
Dindori
112/1
160/3
969/1 &
969/2
21/B
308
289/2
208/1/1
6/1
K,6/2
13/6
6/4
202/11
& 12
108
126/2
Yeola
137/3
Yeola
100/3
Yeola
22/2
Bitruli
Kurnoli
Igatpuri
Igatpuri
95
236
Savargaon
Erandgaon
Yeola
Yeola
319
141
Bhairavnath Kadlag
B. P. Sangle Construction
Pvt. Ltd.
Ratnakar Namdev
Sonavane
Padmakar Namdev
Sonavane
Pramod Chothve
Maruti Soma Binnar
Arun Vinshu Khatale
Private
Private
0.80
2
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
0.4
Ongoing
Private
0.4
Ongoing
Private
Private
Private
0.80
1
3.3295
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Dashrath Punjaji Avadh

Shri Om Quarry
Vijay Bhagwant Satpute
Jayshankar M. Pekhale
( Konark Agrigates)
Nileshbhai Ramjibhai
Vachhani
Umiyaji Stone Industries
Umakant S Kakad
Shashikant S. Jadhav
Private
Private
Private
Private
0.741
3.32
0.81
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
3.0
Ongoing
Private
Private
Private
2
0.80
1.68
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Sanjay D. Phadol
Raghvendra Stone
Crusher
Tukaram Madhukar
Kadam
Vinod Luthra
Bharat Vitthal Devre
Bajerao Daulat Patil
Sudam Abhiman Jadhav
Private
Private
0.4
4
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
0.8
Ongoing
Government
Government
Government
Private
2
1.0
1.0
0.40
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Sunita K Pagar
Suryakant Patil
Hamid Sayad Sahoddin
Namdev Nathu Shirsat
Black Stone Industries
Dinkar Nimba Patil
Rashi Resorses Pvt.Ltd.
Shree. Madan Jagota
Shree. Ambadas M.
Athshere
Shree. Sachin Ramdas
Sonavane
Shree. Raosaheb T.
Borade
Shree. Ram Raghunath
Patil
Shree. Mohan V. Shirsath
Shree. Vijay Balwant
Patil (Jadhav)
Shree. Sopan H. Athshere
Shree. Nitin B. Gaikwad
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Government
Private
2
0.40
0.66
0.80
1.6
0.80
1.00
0.40
0.40
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
0.80
Ongoing
Private
0.40
Ongoing
Private
2.40
Ongoing
Private
Private
0.84
1.46
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
Private
1.20
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
Chairman
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93
Khambale
Igatpuri
428/1
94
Vadholi
381/2
95
96
Nifad
1621
98
Manori
Kundalgao
n
Pimprisayy
ad
Lohener
Trimbakesh
war
Dindori
Chandwad
Devla
201
99
100
Girnare
Dasvel
Nashik
Balgan
682
80
101
Waghera
Igatpuri
667
102
Pimprisayy
ad
Adgaon
Repal
Moha
Nifad
1621
Yeola
462
Sinner
108/5
Biturli
Igatpuri
Vadziew
Sinner
Mohodari
Mohodari
Mohodari
Sinner
Sinner
Sinner
Khalp
Deola
Wadalibhoi
Chandwad
Wadalibhoi
Chandwad
Biturli
Murambi
(Compianc
e case)
Igatpuri
Igatpuri
97
103
104
105
23
106
121
107
108
109
110
168
111
30/3
168
582
1447
112
589
113
114
27
167
14,
23
1158,
1159,
1160,
1161,
1162
Shree. Dilip Vishnu

Chaudhary
Shree. Ramesh Tukaram
Katale
Shree. Prakash B. Kedar
Shree. Sainath N. Gidge
Private
0.40
Ongoing
Private
1.00
Ongoing
Goverment
Private
4.00
0.40
Ongoing
Ongoing
Shree. Manohar W.
Narkhede
Smt. Sunanda Bapu
Nikam
Shree. Ashok H. Jadhav
Shree. Prasad P.
Sonavane
M/s. Samrudhi Stone
Industries
Shree. Santosh G. Laddha
Goverment
0.80
Ongoing
Private
0.40
Ongoing
Private
Private
1.00
0.80
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
4.90
Ongoing
Private
0.80
Ongoing
Private
1.00
Ongoing
Shree.Vinod Ambadas
Bankar
Shree. Mahendrabhai K.
Patel
M/s Ashoka Buildcon Pvt.
Ltd.
Mrs.Sakhubai sudam
Sangle
Shri Sahebrao Kisan
Binner
Shri Kilas Kisan Binner
Shri Ashik Dada Binner
Shri Mhendra punjaram
Patil
Shri sukhdev Desharath
Jadhav
Shri Balkirshna Popat
shinde
M/s Ashoka Buildcon Pvt.
Ltd.
Ultratech Cement limited
( UTCL)
Private
Ongoing
Private
0.40
Private
Private
0.80
ongoing
Private
0.40
ongoing
Private
Private
Gov.land
0.80
0.80
1.20
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
Privaate
0.40
ongoing
Privaate
1.00
ongoing
0.40
NewStone
ongoing
Private Land
Private
4.26
Decision :
The DMO presented the proposal for stone quarries in Nashik District for appraisal.
The EIA report is submitted only during the meeting and committee needs time to study the
same. Following points emerged during the discussion:
1) The division of quarries into cluster is confusing as there is no clear distance between
clusters.
Chairman
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2) The number of quarries needs to be restricted based on requirement.

3) The quantity is shown in Tonnes it should be in Cubic meters.
4) In light of the Government (Revenue and Forest Department) order regarding Mining
of Minor Minerals dated 21.01.2013, all proposals should have been submitted in one
bunch.
5) Proposal for closure plan for abandoned quarries should be submitted.
6) The EIA apparently does not show the summary of all important environmental
features for each quarry such as nearness to public road, any habitation, water bodies,
forest etc. detailed maps of individual quarry showing all these features is required.
7) There is a proposal for isolated quarry of M/s. Ultratech Cement involving hill
cutting, which needs to be strictly avoided. PP stated that this quarry is dedicated for
National Highway work. This should be confirmed. The DMO suggested that this
quarry can be treated as one cluster itself. The EIA for this quarry is submitted during
meeting and committee needs to study the same.
8) The area of quarries is 0.6 hectare in some cases whereas it should be not less than 1
hectare for ease of control.
F) Raigad District Stone Quarries ( New 22+ 39 compliance nos.) :

The details furnished by the DMO are as under..
Sr.
No.
Name
of Village
Survey/
Gut No.
Name of the owner
Area
(ha)
Type of
Land
Status
Started
since
Kundewahal
48/0
Thakur Infraprojects Pvt.Ltd.
3.00
Govt.
ongoing
2012
Kundewahal
61 & 56
1.20
Govt.
ongoing
2007
Kundewahal
54/0
4.00
Govt.
ongoing
2012
Kundewahal
53/0
3.30
Govt.
ongoing
2012
Kundewahal
52/0
4.00
Govt.
ongoing
2012
Bambavi
57
1.20
Govt.
ongoing
2007
Padeghar
45/C
4.50
Private
ongoing
2008
Kundewahal
57/1
0.60
Govt.
ongoing
2012
Bambavi
57
1.20
Govt.
ongoing
2007
10
Kundewahal
53
4.00
Govt.
ongoing
2012
11
Kundewahal
58
Dilip Ramdas Gharat

Rajendra Ramadas Gharat and
M/s.Bharat Constn.Co.
Bombay
Bharat Changu Thakur
(M/s. B. C. Thakur & Co.)
Bharat Changu Thakur
(M/s. B. C. Thakur & Co.)
4.80
Govt.
ongoing
2012
12
Owale
193
1.00
Govt.
ongoing
1981
Vijay Janardan Gharat
Chairman
Page 20 of 128
13
Gavhan
257/4/A
14
Valvali
49
15
Shengaon
45/1
16
Shengaon
25
17
Sarang
10/4/B
18
Ghodiwali
210
19
Milgaon
5/2
20
Kalote -Rayati
101,102/
4, 102/5
21
Madap
11/1
22
Tondoli
9/2,
9/1B
23
Shengaon
308
24
Khanav
54
25
Jambrug
72
26
M/s. Sai Construction

(Ratan Jaganath Bhagat)
Meghnath Hiraman Mhatre
(M/s. Varun Stone Company)
Pratap Madhavrao Rochlani
(M/s.Monica Construction)
Sambhaji Dhondu Patil
(M/s.S. D. Patil Stone
Crusher)
Dnyndeo Ukarda Dudhe
(M/s. Satyavinayak Stone
work)
Tushar Madhusudhan Patel
(M/s.Shrinathji Stone
Crushing Co.)
Raju Shankar Biradar
(M/s.Mahalaxmi Stone
Crusher)
Sanjay Vitthal Sonawane
(M/s. Shree Samarth Stone
Crusher)
Prabhakar Namdev Patil
(M/s.Yashoda Stone Supplier)
Yashwant L. Sable
(M/s.S.P.Aggregate Industries
Pvt.Ltd.)
2.22
Private
ongoing
2011
0. 40
Govt.
ongoing
2010
3.25
Private
ongoing
2010
2.72
Private
ongoing
1981
1.70
Private
ongoing
2010
3.49
Private
ongoing
2010
1.40
Private
ongoing
2008
4.70
Private
ongoing
2010
3.08
Private
ongoing
2011
4.95
Private
ongoing
2008
Vimal Bapu Shinde

Raghunath Mahadu Shinde
(M/s.Shinde Brothers)
Kalyani Yallappa Dhotre
(M/s.Shreyas Stone Quarry)
1.85
Private
ongoing
2010
0.90
Private
ongoing
2008
1.23
Private
ongoing
2008
Khalapur
20/9,9a,
6,7,4,3b/
2,2b9b,
3a/1
Pandurang Gajanan Thakur

(M/s. Blue Star Consts. Co.
Pvt. Ltd.)
4.02
Private
ongoing
2012
27
Vindhane
195/1/2
P.P.Kharpatil Consts. Pvt. Ltd.
4. 40
Private
ongoing
2002
28
Bhom
30/1
P.P.Kharpatil Consts. Pvt. Ltd.
4.82
Private
ongoing
2004
1.08
Private
ongoing
2010
2.69
Private
ongoing
2008
1.2
Private
ongoing
2000
4.67
Private
ongoing
2008
29
Jasai
103/5/A
30
Jasai
97/5/A,
97/5/B
31
Jasai
4A
32
Dapode
6/1,6/2,
6/3,6/4
Shashikala Bholanath Patil

(M/s.Bhavesh Stone
Crushing.Co.)
P.D.Deshmukh
(M/s.P.D.Earthmovers)
Pandurang Gajanan Thakur
(M/s. Blue Star Consts. Co.
Pvt. Ltd.)
Supreme Infrastructure India
Ltd.
33
Nagsheth
79
Ashfaque Hazi Kable
0.40
Private
ongoing
2012
34
Varavane
402,403
Dhairyashil Mohan Patil
1.06
Private
ongoing
2004
Kharoshi
208/2,3,
4&5
M/s.Pundalik Stone Crusher &

Shree Construction
4.79
Private
ongoing
1996
35
Chairman
Page 21 of 128
36
Borivali
18/1
Bhalchandra Narayan Thorave
3.52
Private
ongoing
2011
37
Savargaon
66/5C-1
Vinit Narayan Chirmade
2.00
Private
ongoing
1994
38
Khanloshi
146, 149
Irfan A. Rashid Nazir
4.63
Private
ongoing
39
Bhave
80
Sayyad Hifjur Raheman

Shaukat Ali Nazir
1.00
Private
ongoing
1997
40
Bapvan
89,90,92
1.295
Private
ongoing
2012
41
Shrivardhan
261/1,2
0.608
Private
ongoing
2012
42
Padwan
311
Sandesh Kishor Sarnekar
1.80
Private
ongoing
2012
2011
Decision :
DMO presented the proposals for 39 stone quarries submitted earlier in 64th SEAC
meeting were re-submitted after compliance and additional proposal for 22 new stone quarries
were also submitted for appraisal.The above table however shows details of only 42
quarries.Details of other proposals are needed.
The DMO was informed of the instruction issued by Government (Revenue and Forest
Department) order regarding Mining of Minor Minerals dated 21.01.2013. He should have
submitted all the proposals for the district in one bunch. The EIA for the proposals- 2 nos., (one
for 39 and other for 22 quarries) were submitted only in the meeting. Committee needs time to
study the same.
However, the following preliminary observations were made:
1) It was stated that none of the quarries are in operation.
2) Proposals for eco-sensitive zone, hill cutting etc. and proposals which are less than 1
ha should be dropped.
3) The depth of cutting involve in each case should be restricted to 6m and the total
number in the district should also be minimized on the basis of requirement.
G) Yavatmal District Stone Quarries (31 compliance nos.) :

Sr
Project proponent
Village, Tahsil,
District
Khasra
No
Area
Ha
Type of
land
Capacity
Mr. Rajesh Nandlal

Biyani
Mr. Rajesh Nandlal
Biyani
Mr. Rajesh Nandlal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
88/1 &
88/2
87
Private
89/1 &
3.27
2
3
Chairman
Crusher
5000
Reserve
as on
1.1.13
In Ton
382500
Private
1500
251440
Yes
Private
4166
520360
Yes
Yes
Page 22 of 128
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Biyani
Mr. Rajesh Nandlal
Biyani
Mr. Ramesh. M.
Rajurkar
Mr. Ramesh. M.
Rajurkar
Mr. Ramesh. M.
Rajurkar
Mr. Ajay. R.
Rajurkar
Mr. Shantaram. M.
Rajurkar
Mr.Sunil Wasudeo
Gowardipe
Mr.Mahadeo Nanaji
Zade
Mr. Pankaj Indrasen
Agrawal
Mr. Pankaj Indrasen
Agrawal
Mr.Sunil Panmal
Zabak
Mr. Bhaskar .K.
Masulkar
Mr.Gunwant .K.
Masulkar
Sau. Fulabai K.
Thakur
Sau. Fulabai K.
Thakur
Mr.Sheikh Anwar
Ali
Mr.Bhaurao.
B.Kawade
Mr. Aslam B.Khan
Mr.Kamruddin B.
Khan
Mr.Kamruddin B.
Khan
Mr. Govind Sarda
Sau. Sudha D
Parashar
Mr. D.B. Parashar
Sau Kavita
Sunkurwar
Mr. Vinayak
Sunkurwar
Mr. Mohd. Arif
Khan
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatma
89/2
88/3
Private
1250
127500
Yes
75
1250
905505
Yes
75
3.5
4166
640400
Yes
75
2500
964920
Yes
75
1250
460700
Yes
75
2083
923410
Yes
75
3333
420240
Yes
292/2
2.5
Government
land
Government
land
Government
land
Government
land
Government
land
Government
land
Private
2500
376210
Yes
44/3
1.46
Private
2500
146455
Yes
44/2 &
43/1
75
3.48
Private
3333
295800
Yes
2.21
4583
336685
Yes
101/1
Government
land
Private
3333
332350
Yes
101/2
2.27
Private
2916
364225
Yes
90/1
1.73
Private
1250
266900
Yes
90/2
2.43
Private
1666
321300
Yes
75
4166
324700
Yes
75
1250
255000
Yes
75
3333
170000
Yes
42/2
2.02
Government
land
Government
land
Government
land
Private
5000
233580
Yes
46
1.42
Private
4166
239156
Yes
289
Private
3333
343400
Yes
69
Private
3333
660518
Yes
75
2.42
1500
483480
Yes
155
4.62
Government
land
Private
2083
738582
Yes
75
4166
170000
Yes
75
Government
land
Government
land
2916
274380
Yes
Chairman
Page 23 of 128
30
31
IVRL [Mr. Rajesh

Mamidwar
Mr. Moreshwar
Chandankhede
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
Mohada, Wani,
Yavatmal
156/1
4.85
Private
10000
412250
Yes
75
Government
land
4166
170000
Yes
Decision :
The case of compliance of 31 stone quarries in Yavatmal district was presented by DMO
and Consultant in light of the points raised in 64th SEAC meeting.
The following observations are made:
1) The cluster of all the quarries are proposed in village very near to Mohada. There are
14 quarries on a single Survey Number 75 in Government land and remaining in
Private lands.
2) Within 10km radius there are 12 reserved forests around the cluster and 3 number of
reserved forests in 5 km radius.
3) There are public roads very near to the quarries and also a power line passes by as
seen from Toposheet. The depth of excavation of quarries so far achieved vary from 4
to 10 m.
4) The satellite images shows a number of pits in the close vicinity of the village
covering the area of these clusters. In each of the proposed mine there are crushers
working and SPM value as well as noise value are very high.
5) There are Dolomite mines within 10 km. All the villages are shown much away from
centre whereas the Toposheet produced shows that they are much closer.
6) The full justification for concentration of quarries in one location is not submitted.
Considering the above and the urge to clear at least some quarries so that the
development is not held up, the Committee decided to recommend only those quarries which
fulfill following conditions :
1) The minimum distance from required habitation, power-line and other eco-sensitive
locations should be maintained.
2) The total number of crushers should be restricted to the number of mining quarries
finally approved.
3) All safety precautions should be taken and proper control should be exercised.
The DMO should accordingly take action to comply and submit the list of the final
number of quarries. The proposal that do not satisfy the conditions are not recommended.
Additional specific and general conditions placed are as per Annexure IA.
H)
I)
J)
K)
Washim District (13 nos.) :

Wardha District (41 nos.) :
Amravati District (23 nos.) :
Nagpur District (106 nos.) :
It was decided to appraise the above proposals of (H-K) in ensuing SEAC meeting as the
EIA were submitted only in the meeting and the Committee needs time to study the same.
Chairman
Page 24 of 128
Annexure 1A
The Specific and General conditions applicable for Minor Mining proposals (Stone) are as
follows :
Specific conditions:
1. Quarry area should be only more than 1 hectare.
2. Excavation quantity should be more than 200 brass from each quarry.
3. Maximum depth of the excavation is restricted up to 20 ft (about 6 m) as per the
Minor Minerals Extraction Rules, 1955 ( as modified up to May, 1985).
4. Proposals of new quarries are to be dropped from the list.
5. Validity of this EC is upto 31st July, 2013. ( A review is to be taken thereafter on the
basis of the mining policy under preparation with the Government.)
General conditions:
1. Only ongoing/existing lease are recommended for renewal. No new stone/murum quarry
proposal is recommended at this juncture. Meanwhile, Hon Supreme Court directions to
adopt proposed Model Mining Rules 2010 shall be complied with by the concerned
department. The validity period of the ECs will be up to lease period or five years subject
to provisions of Model Mining Rules 2010.
2. The lease holder shall undertake adequate safeguard measures during extraction of material
and ensure that due to this activity, the hydro-geological regime of the surrounding area
shall not be affected. Regular monitoring of ground water level and quality shall be carried
out around the mine lease area during the mining operation. If at any stage, it is observed
that the groundwater table is getting depleted due to the mining activity; necessary
corrective measures shall be carried out. District Collector/mining officer shall ensure this.
3. Effective safeguard measures, such as regular water sprinkling shall be carried out in
critical areas prone to air pollution and having high levels of particulate matter such as
loading and unloading point and all transfer points. Extensive water sprinkling shall be
carried out on haul roads. It should be ensured that the Ambient Air Quality parameters
conform to the norms prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board in this regard. The
status of implementation of measures taken shall be reported to Environment Department
4. No tree-felling shall be done in the leased area, except only with the permission from
competent authority.
5. Till the detailed rules for stone/murum quarries (which are under preparation at the Govt.
level) are issued, quarrying shall be restricted within the area already in operation, although
the lease area may be more. Thus no horizontal expansion shall be taken up.
6. Where the quarry is in a hilly terrain and where some part of the hill is already cut for
quarrying, further hill cutting shall not be done. In such cases, deepening the existing
operational area may be preferably done.
Chairman
Page 25 of 128
7. Precise mining area will be jointly demarcated at site by officials of Mining/Revenue

department prior to mining operations for all proposals under consideration. Such site plan,
duly verified by competent authority shall be submitted to Environment Department.
8. All necessary statutory clearances shall be obtained before start of mining operations
9. Mining shall be limited to day hours time only. The loading shall not be done during night
hours.
10. No mining shall be carried out in the safety zone of any bridge and/or embankment.
11. No mining shall be carried out in the vicinity of natural/ manmade archeological sites.
12. The lease holder shall obtain necessary prior permission of the competent authorities for
withdrawal of requisite quantity of water (surface water and groundwater), if required for
the project.
13. Waste water, if any, shall be properly collected and treated so as to conform to the
standards prescribed by MoEF/CPCB.
14. No wildlife habitat will be infringed.
15. Environmental clearance is subject to obtaining clearance under the Wildlife (Protection)
Act, 1972 from the competent authority, if applicable to this project.
16. Green belt development shall be carried out considering CPCB guidelines including
selection of plant species and in consultation with the local DFO/Horticulture Officer.
17. Parking of vehicles should not be made on public places.
18. Transportation of materials shall be done by covering the trucks / tractors with tarpaulin or
other suitable mechanism so that no spillage of mineral/dust takes place.
19. Appropriate mitigative measures shall be taken to prevent any kind of pollution in
consultation with the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. It shall be ensured that there is
no leakage of oil and grease from the vehicles used for transportation.
20. Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control and regularly monitored. The mineral
transportation shall be carried out through the covered trucks only and the vehicles carrying
the mineral shall not be overloaded.
21. Special Measures shall be adopted to prevent the nearby settlements from the impacts of
mining activities. Maintenance of roads through which transportation of minor minerals is
to be undertaken, shall be carried-out regularly.
22. Dispensary facilities for first-aid shall be provided at site.
23. Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken
periodically.
24. Provision shall be made for housing the workers at site, if required, with all necessary
infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, safe drinking water, medical health
care and sanitation etc.
25. Ambient air quality will be monitored at the site and the nearest habitation in the months of
January, April and November. Ambient air quality at the boundary of the precise mining
area shall conform to the norms prescribed by MoEF, GOI.
Chairman
Page 26 of 128
27. Measures shall be taken for control of noise level to the limits prescribed by CPCB
28. An Environmental Audit shall be annually carried out during the operational phase and be
submitted to the Environment Department.
29. Digital processing of the entire lease area in the district using remote sensing technique
shall be done regularly once in three years for monitoring and report submitted to the
Environment Department.
30. The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures shall be kept in separate
account and shall not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise expenditure shall be reported
to the Regional Office, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Bhopal.
31. Revenue Authorities shall submit within 3 months their policy towards address (i) Standard
operating process/ procedure to bring into focus any infringement/deviation /violation of
environmental norms / conditions, (ii) Hierarchical system or Administrative order to deal
with environmental issues and ensuring compliance of EC conditions and (iii) System of
reporting of non compliance/violation of environmental norms to the District collector
32. The Mining officer shall submit six monthly reports in hard and soft copy on the status of
compliance of the stipulated environmental clearance conditions including results of
monitored data (both in hard & soft copies) to the Environment department and the District
Collector, the respective Regional Office of the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board.
33. Any change in mining area, khasra /Gat numbers, entailing capacity addition with change
in process and or mining technology, modernization and scope of working shall again
require prior Environmental Clearance as per provisions of EIA Notification, 2006 (as
amended).
34. SEAC appraised the proposals on the basis of information submitted by concerned
District Mining Officer. Mining Officer shall submit the list of blocks satisfying conditions
stipulated above to SEIAA/Environment dept. The revised list of blocks and conditions
stipulated above shall be made available in public domain. It should be published in two
local language newspapers and at each block where mining operation is proposed. District
mining officer should ensure this and submit compliance report to Environment department
with approval from Collector.
Chairman
Page 27 of 128
Item No. 1B
Subject: Environment clearance for Minor minerals received from District Authorities
(Clay mining)
A) Sangli District Clay mining (158 nos):

Sr.
1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name of applicant
2
Mahesh Govind rao
mandale
Sunil Balu kumbhar
Subhsh Babu Bajantri
zakirhusen bapulal
vajar
kallappa Balaso kumbar
kumar Balaso kumbhar
suraj shridhar kumbhar
Dhanpal pirappa
kumbhar
Yuvraj dhanpal kumbhar
10.
Ramesh shaliwhan
kumbhar
11.
Umesh shaliwhan
kumbhar
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Sunil shaliwhan
kumbhar
Ravandra shaiwhan
kumbhar
Suresh pirappa kumbhar
chandrakant krishna
hulwan
jayendra Ravandra
kumbhar
name of
village
clay
3
Nilji
Dhavali
Dhavali
Mhaishal
mhaishal
Dhavli
Mhaishal
Nillji
Davali
Inamdhamani
4
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
5
231
464
464
874
1642
464
874
179
97
142,143
Dime
nsions
in
feet
length
66
66
66
66
66
132
66
66
132
132
132
Nillaji
clay
218
132
66
7.65
Nillaji
Mhaishal
Mhaishal
Nillaji
clay
clay
clay
clay
231
874
874
231,262
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
Nillaji
clay
231,262
66
66
7.65
Mhaishal
clay
66
66
7.65
Mhaishal
Nillaji
Dhavli
Dhavli
Dhavli
Dhavli
Nillaji
Nillaji
Dhavli
Mhaishal
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
874,166
7
845
179
150
464
464
97
231,
179,178
464
873
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
Chairman
Survey.
no.
area (H-R)
Reserves
(Brass)
width
depth
7
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
8
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
9
1.17R
0.70 R
0.70 R
0.38R
1.51 R
0.70 R
0.38R
5.98 R
0.38 R
1.19/ 2.69
R
1.39 R
10
500
500
500
500
1000
500
500
1000
1000
1000
1.17R
0.38R
0.38R
1.17 R,
0.85 R
1.17 R,
0.85 R
0.38R,1.6
5R
0.91R,
5.98R
0.48 R
0.70 R
0.70 R
0.38 R
1.17 R,
5.98R,
0.70 R
0.35 R
500
500
500
500
Page 28 of 128
1000
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
17.
Arun Ashok kumbhar
Dhavli
Mhaishal
Nillaji
clay
clay
clay
464
1667
218
66
66
132
66
66
66
7.65
7.65
7.65
0.70 R
01.65R
1.39 R
500
500
1000
18.
19.
kirankumar Dhanapal
kumbhar
Suresh Bapu patil
Mou.Digraj
Clay
67,65/3
132
66
7.65
1000
Rangarao laxman more
Mou.Digraj
Clay
61
132
66
7.65
0.17 R
0.17 R
1.78 R
20.
21.
Mou.Digraj
Clay
61
132
66
7.65
1.78R
1000
22.
Laxman dattatray
Nalaved
Firoj Usmangani tamboli
Clay
133
300
110
0.80 R
990
23.
Aslm Ajij Tamboli
Clay
327
300
110
0.61 R
990
24.
Dhananjay Nabhiraj
Bele
Shahabudin Gulab Patan
Clay
325
300
110
0.20 R
990
Clay
126
300
110
0.20 R
990
Indrajit Shankarrao
Chavan
Mahipat Prakashrao
Chavan
Shahanaws Zumbarlal
Sandi
Tanagi Nagu Jadhave
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Kasabe
Digiraj
Mou.Digraj
Clay
90
300
110
0.48 R
990
Clay
307
300
110
0.10 R
990
Clay
49/2
300
110
0.25 R
990
Clay
77
300
110
1.86R
990
Kasabe
Digiraj
Mou.Digraj
Clay
137
300
110
0.55R
990
31.
Tukaram Shripati
Kadam
Sudhir Bimrao Lande
Clay
77
300
110
1.86R
990
32.
Amol Babgonda patil
Mou.Digraj
Clay
77
300
110
1.86R
990
33.
Amit Subash Jujare
Mou.Digraj
Clay
77
300
110
1.86R
990
34.
Sanjay Jagannath
Kharatwadi
Ranmale-Patil
Shahaji Hambirrao Patil
Masuchiwadi
Chandrakant Anna
Masuchiwadi
Dhumale
Shubhada Dipak
Masuchiwadi
Nerlekar
Tanaji Nivritti Patil
Junekhed
Sambhaji Baburao
Masuchiwadi
Kumbhar
Dipak Rajaram Nerlekar Masuchiwadi
Sudhir Vitthal Jadhav
Dhagewadi
Dilip Dnyandev
Kharatwadi
Kamble
Dilip Balkrishna
Shirate
Kumbhar
Sharad Bapu Kharat
Kharatwadi
Clay
104/6
150
50
0.30
525
Clay
Clay
649a
27
336
345
42
42
3
3
0.15
0.07
425
492
Clay
78
250
24
0.05
200
Clay
Clay
1658
80
100
350
66.5
30
3
3
0.04
0.10
200
200
Clay
Clay
Clay
78
180
202
425
25
155
35
20
68
3
15
3
0.05
0.80
0.10
300
75
310
Clay
30
416.8
40
0.10
500
Clay
104/6
440
50
0.20
460
Clay
29
340
50
0.15
450
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
Pandurang Krishna
Udugade
Shirate
Chairman
Page 29 of 128
1000
46.
Sanjay Tanaji Kumbhar
Shirate
Clay
282
280
58
0.10
487
47.
Sukhdev Bhanudas
Kumbhar
Vishwas Daulu Sawant
Shirate
Clay
30
401
41
0.10
493
Shirate
Clay
370
355
47
0.10
500
Satyanarayan
Dhondiram Uthale
Shankar Shivaji Thorat
Shirate
Clay
29
550
30
0.10
495
Bahe
Clay
284
200
50
0.15
300
Shirate
Clay
24
305
54
0.10
494
Masuchiwadi
Clay
132
416
40
1.5
0.10
500
Shirate
Clay
30
416
40
0.10
500
54.
Vishnu Gunda
Kumbhar
Prakash Bhagwan
Kadam
Nitin Ramchandra
Kumbhar
Baban Daulu Sawant
Shirate
Clay
29
345
48
0.10
496
55.
Rajaram Balu Kumbhar
Shirate
Clay
28
305
54
0.10
494
56.
Mohan Daulu Sawant
Shirate
Clay
28
208
80
0.10
499
57.
Chandrakant Bhanudas
Kumbhar
Krishna Yashwant
Hubale
Suresh Shamrao
Kumbhar
jagannath Namdev
Kumbhar
Sudhir Govind Rokade
Shirate
Clay
24
333
25
0.10
250
Kharatwadi
Clay
102
120
83
0.20
300
Kharatwadi
Clay
162/2
416
40
0.20
500
Koregaon
Clay
1722
310
40
0.20
500
Kharatwadi
Clay
199
156
70
0.1
325
Kharatwadi
Clay
199
156
70
0.1
325
Kharatwadi
Clay
102
120
84
0.2
300
64.
Bhagwan Dnyanu
Ghatage
Sagar Hanmant
Awalekar
Vasant Sopan Hubale
Kharatwadi
Clay
104/1
450
45
0.2
450
65.
Hanmant Sampat Mane
Shirate
Clay
27
208
80
0.1
499
66.
Dinkar Bhanudas
Kadam
Sagar Nagesh Kumbhar
Shirate
Clay
29
345
48
0.1
496
Shirate
Clay
28
401
41
0.1
493
Balasaheb Sadashiv
Patil
Hanmant Vishnu
Kumbhar
Dadaso Anant Dhumal
Dudhari
Clay
23
100
67
0.1
200
Shirate
Clay
27
416
40
0.1
500
Shirate
Clay
27
305
50
0.1
457
Anandrao Khashaba
Bhosale
Sunil Shivaji Sawant
Dudhari
Clay
31
100
0.05
200
Dudhari
Clay
122
120
84
0.05
300
Sunil Ganapati
Awalekar
Nandkumar Sarjerao
Kumbhar
Kharatwadi
Clay
195
120
87
0.2
300
Masuchiwadi
Clay
80
100
25
0.2
500
Junekhed
Clay
206
370
35
0.2
500
Peth
Clay
80
390
38
0.15
445
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
Nagesh Ramchandra
Chairman
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Kumbhar
76.
Ramchandra Shankar
Khot
Hanmant Madhukar
Kharat
Dagbaba Dnyanu
Shinde
Adhikrao Sadashiv
Shinde
Shahaji Bajirao Pawar
Masuchiwadi
Clay
641
340
50
0.1
350
Kharatwadi
Clay
445
52
0.2
475
Kharatwadi
Clay
130,
131
202
155
68
0.1
310
Kharatwadi
Clay
195
120
84
0.2
300
Kharatwadi
Clay
199
156
70
0.1
325
Vaishanli Jagannath
Jadhav
Suryakant Bhanudas
Kumbhar
Subhash Maruti Patil
Shirate
Clay
29
416
40
0.1
499
Shirate
Clay
282
550
30
0.1
495
Junekhed
Clay
206
40
90
0.2
100
Shigaon
Clay
1644
416
40
0.05
500
Shigaon
Clay
1722
400
40
0.1
400
Shigaon
Clay
1722
400
40
0.1
400
87.
Bajrang Dnyanu
Kumbhar
Dinkar Shamrao
Kumbhar
Sarjerao Shamrao
Kumbhar
Shahaji Tanaji Achare
Junekhed
Clay
206
190
85
0.1
500
88.
Tanaji Bhagwan Thorat
Kharatwadi
Clay
197
416
40
0.05
500
89.
Junekhed
Clay
206
155
68
0.1
310
90.
Sadashiv Vishnu
Kumbhar
Jitendra Jagannath Patil
Kharatwadi
Clay
197
416
40
0.05
500
91.
Anil Baban Kumbhar
Nagthane
Clay
249
100
45
0.042
135
92.
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Punadi
Clay
1054
350
40
0.042
420
96.
Basappa Nagappa
Katgiri
Chintamani
Ramchandra Kumbhar
Dilip Vishwanath
Kumbhar
Kailash Aanandrao
Jadhav
Kiran Dinakr Sandage
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
97.
Mukesh Vasantrao Patil
Tupari
Clay
278
725
25
0.042
500
98.
Burli
Clay
1043
725
25
0.042
500
99.
Managal Jaysing
Navadkar
Pramod Balkrushn Patil
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
100.
Rekha Suresh Kumbhar
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
101.
Sanjay Vishwanath
Kumbhar
Shankar Haribhau
Kumbhar
Vithal Jagnnath Pawar
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Bhilawadi
Clay
1325
725
23
0.042
500
Dudhondi
Clay
1324
350
40
0.042
420
Anil Dhondiram
Aarbune
Dudhondi
Clay
1325
350
40
0.042
420
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
93.
94.
95.
102.
103.
104.
Chairman
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105.
Anil Sopan Nalawade
Punadi
Clay
776
250
25
0.042
187
106.
Ganpati Bhanudas Patil
Dahyari
Clay
50,51
725
25
0.042
500
107.
Shamrao Ramchandra
Patil
Suresh Bapu Kumbhar
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Punadi
Clay
1114
650
45
0.042
877
Dudhondi
Clay
1155
350
45
0.042
472
110.
Anil Bhagwan
Gayakwad
Anil Vasudev Kumbhar
Punadi
Clay
1054
350
40
0.042
420
111.
Balu Sadhu Kumbhar
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
112.
Bhanudas Tatoba Patil
Tupari
Clay
332
725
25
0.042
500
113.
Ganpati Vithu
Kumbhar
Machhindra Ganpati
Kumbhar
Manoj Shankar Jagtap
Punadi
Clay
1013
350
40
0.042
420
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Tupari
Clay
320
725
25
0.042
500
Dudhondi
Clay
1155
350
45
0.042
472
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Punadi
Clay
1054
350
40
0.042
420
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Niliji
Clay
132
66
7.65
0.79 R
1000
122.
Srinivas Vinayak
Jadhav
Rajendra Vishwnath
Kumbhar
Shivaji Ramchandra
Jadhav
Shrikant Basappa
Maigur
Vinayak Jaysing
Mohite
Khokde Digmbar
Parshuran
Hanbar Vikas Shankar
Niliji
Clay
132
66
7.65
1.17 R
1000
123.
Patil Adgonda Nana
Niliji
Clay
132
66
7.65
0.60 R
1000
124.
Dhawali
Clay
132
66
7.65
125.
Vasant Nagsappa
Magdum
Patil Amit Gundhar
Niliji
Clay
132
66
7.62
0.63 R
1000
126.
Patil Anil Yadagonda
Dhamani
Clay
132
66
7.62
0.47 R
1000
127.
Patil Jaygonda
Chvdgonda
Patil Kumar Yadaganda
Dhamani
Clay
132
66
7.62
1.10 R
1000
Dhamani
Clay
132
66
7.62
0.47 R
1000
Tambvakar Arvind
Govind
Patil Mavavir Bapu
Niliji
Bamni
Dhamani
Clay
Clay
66
66
132
66
66
66
7.62
7.62
7.62
0.62 R
1.31 R
0.24 R
500
500
1000
Kumbhar Jaypal
Shivappa
Patil Abhijit Nemgonda
Dhamani
Clay
132
66
7.62
1.10 R
1000
Dhamani
Clay
132
66
7.62
0.12 R
1000
Vishal Dattatray
Kumbhar
Patil Shridhar
Chudappa
Patil Ravindra
Kamgonda
Bamni
Clay
132
66
7.62
0.85 R
1000
Dhamni
Clay
132
66
66
1.10 R
1000
Dhamni
Clay
132
66
66
1.41 R
1000
108.
109.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
Chairman
1000
Page 32 of 128
136.
Bondare Prasad Ananda
Niliji
Clay
137.
Patil Amar Nemgonda
Dhamni
Clay
138.
139.
Anil Prakash Kumbhar

Arvind Nanaso Pawar
Aatmaram Shripati
Lakhe
Bhimrao Dnyanu
Kumbhar
Dhondiram Dinkar
Kumbhar
Dipak Rajaram
Nerlekar
Ganpati Balu Kumbhar
Hamid Tufan Tamboli
Madhukar Pandurang
Patil
Mahadev yashwant
Lakhe
Narayan Mahadev Patil
Prakash Namdev
Kumbhar
Rahul Sudam Kokate
Sandip Subhash
Havaldar
Sanjay Sambhaji
Kadam
Sanjay Jagnnath
Ranmale
Santosh Bhagwan
Kumbhar
Shashikant Prakash
Yewale
Shivaji Kashinath
Aiwale
Sikandar Amin
Tamboli
Vishal Chandrakant
Havaldar
Punadi
Punadi
Clay
Clay
Punadi
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
66
66
132
66
66
66
66
66
66
0.65 R
5.98 R
0.96 R
500
500
1000
992
1114
400
650
35
45
3
3
0.042
0.042
420
877
Clay
1019
400
0.042
108
Suryagaon
Clay
131
230
207
0.042
1428
Punadi
Clay
992
400
35
0.042
420
Punadi
Nagthane
Bhilawadi
Clay
Clay
Clay
1052
249
2211
400
100
725
35
45
23
3
3
3
0.042
0.042
0.042
420
135
500
Tupari
Clay
371
725
25
0.042
500
Punadi
Suryagaon
Clay
Clay
1052
127
400
270
35
60
3
3
0.042
0.042
420
486
Punadi
Ankalkhop
Ankalkhop
Clay
Clay
Clay
992
1462
1786,
1787
400
770
695
35
22
24
3
3
3
0.042
0.042
0.042
420
508
500
Punadi
Punadi
Clay
Clay
1052
1019,
1055
400
400
35
25
3
3
0.042
0.042
420
300
Punadi
Clay
992
400
35
0.042
420
Ankalkhop
Clay
1872
410
41
0.042
504
Suryagaon
Bhilawadi
Clay
Clay
131
1325,
1326
230
725
207
23
3
3
0.042
0.042
1428
500
Ankalkhop
Clay
1833
375
45
0.042
506
Decision :
DMO presented the proposals for mining of Clay from Sangli district during presentation
following points emerged :
1) The proposed mining is located on the banks of rivers and apparently in the NDZ (No
Development Zone) of river. Full data as to the exact location, distance if any from
river bank, the exact spot and dimensions etc. are not furnished.The dimensions
shown in the above table do not tally with the area or quantity shown.
Chairman
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2) Compliance of Government (Revenue and Forest Department) order regarding

Mining of Minor Minerals dated 21.01.2013, is not done.
3) The maps of individual proposals are not submitted.
4) It was informed that most of mining is for manufacturing of clay bricks. No
proposals, reserved for pot makers were seen. So, these details may be furnished and
mining on river bank should be stopped.
5) Latest satellite images of the site should be submitted.
6) It was informed clay mining was in progress before the Government instructions
dated 21.01.2013 and now stopped.
7) The proposed depth in most of the locations is shown as 7.65 feet. How this was
determined should be clarified.
8) Cutting of river banks needs to be stopped.
B) Gadchiroli District Clay mining (349 nos):

Details furnished by DMO are as under..
Abstract :
Name of Taluka
Desauganj
Kurkheda
Armori
Gadchiroli
Dhanora
Mulchera
Chamorshi
Aheri
Bhamragad
Total
No.of
Villages
20
3
23
46
9
7
16
7
2
133
Area (ha)
18.60
0.60
13.87
22.40
2.61
1.50
18.11
2.40
0.02
81.11
Quantity
(Brass)
5008
360
4742
6858
754
491
3888
706
43
22915
Khasara No.
Land Class
69
5
71
105
17
11
53
11
7
349
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Details :
Sr.
Name of Village
Taluka
Khasara
Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
No.
Land belongs
to (Govt /
Pvt)
Area
(ha)
Survey No.
14/11
Survey No111/1
Chairman
Actual area
under
excavation
(ha)
8
Quantity
for
extraction
(Brass)
9
Private. Land
2.02
0.20
72
Private. Land
0.52
0.20
72
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Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
14/40
Survey No.
127/6
Survey No. 14/9
Private. Land
0.40
0.20
72
Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
2.00
0.20
72
Lanzed.
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
1.00
0.20
72
Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
111/2
Survey No. 137
Private. Land
0.52
0.20
72
Lanzeda
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
3.74
0.20
72
Lanjeda
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
127/3
Survey No. 36/1
Private. Land
1.00
0.20
72
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
1.03
0.20
72
10
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
0.30
0.20
72
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
37/10
Survey No. 38
11
Madiya Tukum
Private. Land
3.24
0.20
72
12
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 37
Private. Land
0.80
0.20
72
13
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
0.43
0.20
72
14
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
37/47
Survey No. 37/1
Private. Land
0.86
0.20
72
15
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 58
Private. Land
1.61
0.20
72
16
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 37
Private. Land
0.99
0.20
72
17
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 58
Private. Land
1.91
0.20
72
18
Madiya Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 37/1
Private. Land
0.86
0.20
72
19
Devapur
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 17
Private. Land
0.52
0.20
72
20
Devapur
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 82
Private. Land
1.44
0.20
72
21
Pulkhal
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 501
Private. Land
1.22
0.20
72
22
Mudza
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 89
Private. Land
1.40
0.20
72
23
Indala
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 173
Private. Land
0.42
0.20
72
24
Pardi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 418
Private. Land
0.80
0.20
72
25
Kaneri
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 596
Private. Land
0.46
0.20
72
26
Kaneri
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 599
Private. Land
1.20
0.20
72
27
Chandala
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 53
Private. Land
1.20
0.20
36
28
Chandala
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 143
Private. Land
1.45
0.20
36
29
Vihirgaon
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 95
Private. Land
1.81
0.20
72
30
Wakadi
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
0.30
0.20
72
31
Wakadi
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
264/2
Survey No. 261
Private. Land
0.37
0.20
36
32
Wakadi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 260
Private. Land
0.54
0.20
72
33
Porla
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 41
Private. Land
0.59
0.20
72
34
Wasa ck-2
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 2
Private. Land
0.40
0.20
72
35
Nagari
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 150
Private. Land
1.40
0.20
72
36
Nagari
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 500
Private. Land
1.24
0.20
36
37
Sakhara
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 178
Private. Land
0.36
0.20
72
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38
Churchura ck.
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
1.80
0.20
72
Private. Land
0.81
0.20
36
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
125/2
Survey No.
188/2
Survey No. 70
39
Churchura mal
Gadchiroli
40
Kuradi
Private. Land
3.10
0.20
72
41
Kuradi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 86
Private. Land
0.56
0.20
72
42
Gogaon
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 241
Private. Land
0.93
0.20
72
43
Gogaon
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 513
Private. Land
0.91
0.20
72
44
Gogaon
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 331
Private. Land
1.90
0.20
72
45
Gogaon
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 514
Private. Land
0.80
0.20
72
46
Dibhana ck
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 26
Private. Land
1.08
0.20
36
47
Dibhana Mal
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 181
Private. Land
0.32
0.20
36
48
Rajgatta ck
Gadchiroli
Private. Land
0.96
0.20
72
49
Amirza
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
163/2
Survey No. 570
Private. Land
1.38
0.20
36
50
Amirza
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 629
Private. Land
1.35
0.20
36
51
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 205
Private. Land
0.52
0.20
72
52
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 46
Private. Land
0.41
0.20
72
53
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 98
Private. Land
1.65
0.20
72
54
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 174
Private lnd
2.40
0.20
72
55
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Private lnd
0.63
0.20
72
56
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
200/1
Survey No. 205
Private lnd
0.52
0.20
72
57
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 37
Private lnd
0.81
0.20
72
58
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 196
Private lnd
1.46
0.20
72
59
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 90/1
Private lnd
1.86
0.20
72
60
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Private lnd
0.62
0.20
72
61
Kharpundi
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
200/1
Survey No. 204
Private lnd
1.73
0.20
72
62
Bodali Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 162
Private lnd
1.36
0.20
72
63
Bodali
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 68
Private lnd
0.92
0.20
72
64
Bodali
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 165
Private lnd
0.82
0.20
72
65
Bodali
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 161
Private lnd
0.50
0.20
72
66
Bodli mal
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 18
Private. Land
1.14
0.20
72
67
Bodli Tukum
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 165
Private. Land
0.48
0.20
72
68
Bodali
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 151
Private lnd
2.58
0.20
72
69
Mendha
Gadchiroli
Private lnd
0.79
0.20
72
70
Mendha
Gadchiroli
Private lnd
0.57
0.20
72
71
Mendha
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
282/1/10
Survey No.
282/3
Survey No. 217
Private lnd
0.36
0.20
72
72
Mendha
Gadchiroli
Survey No. 281
Private lnd
4.08
0.20
72
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Mendha
Gadchiroli
Private lnd
0.48
0.20
72
Private lnd
0.80
0.20
72
Gadchiroli
Survey No.
153/2
Survey No.
282/2
Survey No. 17/2
74
Mendha
Gadchiroli
75
Mendha
Private lnd
0.81
0.20
72
76
Boladhagaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 300
Private Land
1.31
0.20
72
77
Boladhagaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 9/3
Private Land
1.00
0.15
72
78
Ravanwadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 17/3
Private Land
1.26
0.40
72
79
Shivrajpur
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 32
Private Land
0.90
0.40
100
80
Shivrajpur
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 23/2
Private Land
1.05
0.40
100
81
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 57/1
Private Land
0.71
0.40
100
82
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 428
Private Land
1.86
0.40
100
83
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 425
Private Land
0.71
0.40
72
84
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 474
Private Land
0.73
0.40
100
85
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 669
Private Land
0.39
0.30
100
86
Kokadi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 407
Private Land
0.50
0.40
100
87
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 260
Private Land
0.80
0.20
72
88
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 571
Private Land
0.89
0.10
72
89
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 219
Private Land
0.32
0.10
72
90
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 574/1
Private Land
1.03
0.10
72
91
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 265
Private Land
0.28
0.10
72
92
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 617
Private Land
1.01
0.10
72
93
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 570
Private Land
0.33
0.10
72
94
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 166
Private Land
0.63
0.10
72
95
Koregaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 563
Private Land
0.67
0.10
72
96
Ekalpur
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 325/2
Private Land
0.68
0.10
72
97
Chop
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 565
Private Land
1.12
0.40
72
98
Chop
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 258
Private Land
1.08
0.40
72
99
Sawangi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 144
Private Land
1.28
0.28
36
100
Visora
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 704
Private Land
0.55
0.12
72
101
Wadsa
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 433
Private Land
2.15
0.20
72
102
Wadsa
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 438
Private Land
0.95
0.20
72
103
Wadsa
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 424/1
Private Land
0.68
0.20
72
104
Nainpur
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 579
Private Land
1.72
0.10
72
105
Kurud
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 699
Private Land
0.64
0.30
72
106
Kurud
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 692
Private Land
1.53
0.20
72
107
Aratatondi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 13
Private Land
0.55
0.55
72
108
Aratatondi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 12/1
Private Land
0.11
0.11
36
109
Aratatondi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 22/3
Private Land
0.40
0.20
36
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Aratatondi
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 22/3
Private Land
0.40
0.10
72
111
Potagaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 22/3
Private Land
0.40
0.10
72
112
Potagaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 12/3
Private Land
0.80
0.40
72
113
Chikhali Tu
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 118
Private Land
1.00
0.20
12
114
Pimpalgaon
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 110
Private Land
1.04
0.20
12
115
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 265
Private Land
0.81
0.40
100
116
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 143/4
Private Land
0.89
0.40
72
117
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 115
Private Land
0.56
0.40
72
118
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 153
Private Land
1.25
0.40
100
119
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 129/2
Private Land
0.81
0.40
100
120
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 115
Private Land
0.89
0.40
72
121
Kinhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 135
Private Land
0.42
0.42
72
122
Kondhala
Desaiganj
Sur.No. 1073
Private Land
1.83
0.20
36
123
Deshbandhugarm
Mulchera
Survey No.180
Private land
0.77
0.10
36
124
Deshbandhugarm
Mulchera
Survey No.183
Private land
1.03
0.10
72
125
Devda
Mulchera
Survey No.87
Private land
3.38
0.20
36
126
Dhannur
Mulchera
Survey No.147/2
Private land
0.81
0.10
36
127
Gandhinagar
Mulchera
Survey No.45
Private land
1.16
0.20
72
128
Gandhinagar
Mulchera
Survey No.25
Private land
1.21
0.20
22
129
Laxmipur
Mulchera
Survey No.89
Private land
1.39
0.10
15
130
Vishwanathnagar
Mulchera
Survey No.106
Private land
2.68
0.05
36
131
Vivekanandpur
Mulchera
Survey No.9
Private land
1.32
0.10
22
132
Vivekanandpur
Mulchera
Private land
2.00
0.20
72
133
Vivekanandpur
Mulchera
Survey
No.167/17
Survey No.287
Private land
0.88
0.15
72
134
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1731
Private
1.84
0.20
100
135
Armori
Armori
Survey No.919
Private
0.37
0.10
36
136
Armori
Armori
Survey No.929
Private
0.20
0.20
36
137
Armori
Armori
Survey No.920
Private
0.43
0.15
36
138
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1507
Private
0.40
0.15
72
139
Armori
Armori
Survey No.465
Private
0.48
0.15
72
140
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1137
Private
0.80
0.15
72
141
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1156
Private
0.60
0.15
72
142
Armori
Armori
Survey No.996/2
Private
0.40
0.15
72
143
Armori
Armori
Survey No.975/1
Private
0.74
0.20
36
144
Armori
Armori
Survey No.951
Private
0.25
0.15
72
145
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1733
Private
0.89
0.15
72
146
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1492
Private
0.56
0.15
100
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Armori
Armori
Survey No.1152
Private
0.76
0.15
72
148
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1163
Private
0.86
0.15
72
149
Armori
Armori
Private
0.81
0.10
36
150
Armori
Armori
Survey
No.1695/2
Survey No.891
Private
0.90
0.15
100
151
Armori
Armori
Survey No.982/1
Private
0.40
0.30
72
152
Armori
Armori
Survey No.1111
Private
1.62
0.15
72
153
Armori
Armori
Survey No.917
Private
1.44
0.20
100
154
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.214/4
Private
0.46
0.15
72
155
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.225
Private
0.66
0.20
72
156
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.249
Private
0.76
0.20
72
157
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.214/4
Private
0.46
0.15
72
158
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.228
Private
0.6
0.20
72
159
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.276
Private
0.69
0.20
72
160
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.278
Private
0.53
0.20
54
161
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.277
Private
0.47
0.20
36
162
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.310
Private
0.94
0.20
72
163
Arsoda
Armori
Survey No.225
Private
0.66
0.20
36
164
Ashta
Armori
Survey No.50/1
Private
0.44
0.10
36
165
Mulurchak
Armori
Survey No.19
Private
0.84
0.10
72
166
Thanegaon
Armori
Survey No.169
Private
0.66
0.20
100
167
Thanegaon
Armori
Survey No.201
Private
0.48
0.30
100
168
Thanegaon
Armori
Survey No.200
Private
0.54
0.20
100
169
Palora
Armori
Survey No.142/2
Private
0.30
0.20
72
170
Palora
Armori
Survey No.141/4
Private
1.00
0.30
100
171
Palora
Armori
Survey No.142/1
Private
1.10
0.30
100
172
Palora
Armori
Survey No.54
Private
1.41
0.40
100
173
Palora
Armori
Survey No.118
Private
1.04
0.25
36
174
Palora
Armori
Survey No.116/1
Private
0.81
0.45
100
175
Palora
Armori
Survey No.148
Private
2.23
0.20
72
176
Palora
Armori
Survey No.172/2
Private
0.25
0.25
72
177
Palora
Armori
Survey No.116/3
Private
0.60
0.20
72
178
Palora
Armori
Survey No.44
Private
1.40
0.30
72
179
Rampurchak
Armori
Survey No.62
Private
1.56
0.30
72
180
Rampurchak
Armori
Survey No.136
Private
0.82
0.30
72
181
Shegaon
Armori
Survey No.30/1
Private
1.89
0.30
72
182
Shegaon
Armori
Survey No.150
Private
0.82
0.25
72
183
Shegaon
Armori
Survey No.206
Private
2.86
0.30
72
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Shegaon
Armori
Survey No.40/2
Private
1.52
0.20
72
185
Palasgaon
Armori
Survey No.57
Private
0.73
0.45
100
186
Shankarnagar
Armori
Survey No.37/2
Private
0.81
0.05
36
187
Hirapur rith
Armori
Survey No.269
Private
2.02
0.15
36
188
Hirapur Rith
Armori
Survey No.298
Private
2.0
0.15
100
189
Hirapur Rith
Armori
Survey No.284
Private
2.0
0.20
100
190
Hirapur Rith
Armori
Survey No.298
Private
2.0
0.15
100
191
Devipur
Armori
Survey No.22
Private
2.09
0.30
72
192
Deshpur
Armori
Survey No.77/2
Private
0.94
0.30
72
193
Chamorshi mal
Armori
Survey No.221
Private
1.24
0.10
100
194
Chamorshi mal
Armori
Survey No.113/1
Govt.
2.4
0.15
25
195
Chamorshi mal
Armori
Survey No.113/4
Private
0.81
0.15
25
196
Chamorshi chak
Armori
Survey No.192
Private
0.52
0.10
18
197
Vasala
Armori
Survey No.270
Private
0.25
0.20
72
198
Vasala
Armori
Survey No.296
Private
1.81
0.20
72
199
Wankhi
Armori
Survey No.191
Private
1.32
0.15
36
200
Wasala
Armori
Survey No.249
Private
0.22
0.18
100
201
Bodadha chak
Armori
Survey No.462
Private
0.83
0.20
36
202
Bodadha chak
Armori
Survey No.195
Private
2.50
0.20
18
203
Narotichak
Armori
Survey No.276
Private
1.2
0.20
25
204
Parsoda
Armori
Survey No.117
Private
0.20
30
205
Pannora
Armori
Survey No.19
Private
1.5
0.20
30
206
Pulphuli
Armori
Survey No.75
Private
0.20
30
207
Thotebodi
Armori
Survey No.141
Private
2.71
0.04
25
208
kumbhitola
Kurkheda
Private land
1.21
0.10
72
209
kumbhitola
Kurkheda
Survey
No.113/3C
Survey No.8/.1
Private land
1.62
0.10
72
210
kumbhitola
Kurkheda
Survey No.8/.3
Private land
1.62
0.10
72
211
Wagheda
Kurkheda
Survey No.153
Private land
0.82
0.10
72
212
Mendha masahat
Kurkheda
Survey No.8
Private land
1.62
0.20
72
213
Bori
Dhanora
Survey No.137
Private land
1.13
0.03
22
214
Bori
Dhanora
Survey No.163
Private land
1.82
0.20
36
215
Bori
Dhanora
Survey No.59
Private land
1.09
0.20
18
216
Yerkad
Dhanora
Survey No.269
Private land
2.83
0.10
22
217
Yerkad
Dhanora
Survey No.310
Private land
0.35
0.10
22
218
Nimgaov
Dhanora
Survey No.70
Private land
2.31
0.05
36
219
Nimgaov
Dhanora
Survey No.14
Private land
2.45
0.20
36
220
Dhanora
Dhanora
Survey No.489/2
Private land
1.23
0.23
72
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Dhanora
Dhanora
Survey No.388
Private land
3.58
0.20
72
222
Dhanora
Dhanora
Survey No.343
Private land
0.92
0.10
72
223
Dhanora
Dhanora
Survey No.469
Private land
1.21
0.10
36
224
pouni
Dhanora
Survey No.25
Private land
2.00
0.20
72
225
Sursundi
Dhanora
Survey No.5/2
Private land
2.46
0.20
72
226
Tukum
Dhanora
Survey No.88
Private land
3.56
0.20
72
227
Tukum
Dhanora
Survey No.135/1
Private land
0.81
0.10
36
228
Mendhatola
Dhanora
Survey No.44
Private land
4.20
0.20
36
229
Gattepayli
Dhanora
Survey No.39/3
Private land
0.58
0.20
22
230
Yenkapalli
Aheri
Survey No.47/1
Private land
0.83
0.20
72
231
Yenkapalli
Aheri
Survey No.4
Private land
2.10
0.20
36
232
Yenkapalli
Aheri
Survey No.31
Private land
0.87
0.20
72
233
Gadaheri
Aheri
Survey No.15
Private land
5.74
0.20
72
234
Gadaheri
Aheri
Survey No.83
Private land
3.23
0.20
72
235
Krishnapur
Aheri
Private land
1.60
0.40
72
236
Rampur S.
Aheri
Survey
No.147/16
Survey No.50
Private land
1.06
0.20
72
237
Nagepalli
Aheri
Survey No.19
Private land
0.83
0.20
72
238
Kistapur (Wel.)
Aheri
Survey No.96
Private land
1.48
0.20
36
239
Kistapur (Wel.)
Aheri
Survey No.118/2
Private land
2.02
0.20
72
240
Mailaram
Aheri
Survey No.69
Private land
0.81
0.20
58
241
Hemalkasa
Bhamragad
Survey No.78
Private land
1.05
0.01
25
242
Dhodraj
Bhamragad
Survey No.9
Private land
1.06
0.01
18
243
Anandgram
Chamorshi
Survey No.229
Private land
0.20
0.20
72
244
Anandgram
Chamorshi
Survey No.14
Private land
1.86
0.20
72
245
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
0.66
0.40
72
246
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
1.08
0.40
72
247
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Survey
No.1307/7
Survey
No.1349/46
1348/72
1245/5
Private land
1.21
0.40
72
248
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
0.69
0.40
72
249
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
0.81
0.40
72
250
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
0.36
0.20
72
251
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
0.57
0.40
72
252
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
1.21
0.20
72
253
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Survey
No.1249/3
Survey
No.1352/47
Survey
No.1256/2
Survey
No.1307/5
Survey
No.1245/6
Survey
No.1245/4
1373/2
Private land
1.20
0.20
72
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254
Chamorshi
Chamorshi
Private land
1.21
0.40
72
Chamorshi
Survey
No.1245/5
1373/2
Survey No.177
255
Gouripur
Private land
1.40
0.30
72
256
257
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.174
Private land
0.40
72
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.173
Private land
0.53
0.40
72
258
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.179
Private land
1.25
0.40
72
259
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.173
Private land
0.56
0.40
72
260
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.161
Private land
1.20
0.40
72
261
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.78
Private land
1.21
0.40
72
262
Gouripur
Chamorshi
Survey No.78
Private land
1.21
0.40
72
263
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.216
Private land
1.04
0.40
72
264
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.177
Private land
0.30
0.30
72
265
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.216
Private land
1.04
0.40
72
266
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.216
Private land
1.04
0.40
72
267
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.211
Private land
0.72
0.72
72
268
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.187
Private land
0.60
0.40
72
269
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.95
Private land
0.32
0.32
72
270
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.187
Private land
0.60
0.40
72
271
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.211
Private land
0.72
0.72
72
272
Shriniwaspur
Chamorshi
Survey No.178
Private land
2.84
0.40
72
273
Belgatta chek
Chamorshi
Survey No.16
Private land
3.24
0.20
72
274
Belgatta chek
Chamorshi
Survey No.87
Private land
2.00
0.40
72
275
Belgatta chek
Chamorshi
Survey No.95
Private land
0.74
0.20
72
276
Belgatta chek
Chamorshi
Survey No.93
Private land
1.20
0.20
72
277
Gilgao
Chamorshi
Survey No.65
Private land
0.29
0.29
72
278
Varur
Chamorshi
Survey No.123
Private land
0.23
0.20
72
279
Subhagram
Chamorshi
Survey No.130
Private land
0.26
0.20
72
280
Subhagram
Chamorshi
Survey No.127
Private land
1.27
0.20
72
281
Subhagram
Chamorshi
Survey No.116
Private land
1.14
0.40
72
282
Naredrapur
Chamorshi
Survey No.21
Private land
1.20
0.40
72
283
Naredrapur
Chamorshi
Survey No.81
Private land
1.12
0.40
72
284
Naredrapur
Chamorshi
Survey No.84
Private land
1.20
0.40
72
285
Takurnagar
Chamorshi
Survey No.89
Private land
0.64
0.20
72
286
Takurnagar
Chamorshi
Survey No.119
Private land
1.47
0.4
72
287
Talodhi Mo
Chamorshi
Survey No.1258
Private land
1.91
0.40
72
288
Talodhi Mo
Chamorshi
Private land
0.34
0.20
72
289
Talodhi Mo
Chamorshi
Survey
No.1234/3
Survey No.1187
Private land
2.18
0.40
73
290
Talodhi Mo
Chamorshi
Survey No.1189
Private land
0.40
0.40
144
291
Rammohonpur
Chamorshi
Survey No.31
Private land
3.50
0.40
72
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292
Bahadurpur
Chamorshi
Survey No.42
Private land
1.36
0.20
72
293
Kurul
Chamorshi
Private land
1.31
0.40
72
294
Maroda
Chamorshi
Survey
No.1353/24
Survey No.76
Private land
1.60
0.20
72
295
Bhabdhidi
Chamorshi
Survey No.230
Private land
1.65
0.40
72
67.58
19615
District Total
Decision :
DMO presented the proposals for clay mining from Gadchiroli for 349 locations.( The
above table shows only 295 locations .Details of remaining locations be furnished.) DMO
explained that the process of clay mining in paddy fields generally followed is that every year
after the crop is removed about 1 foot excavation is done and clay is used for brick making. In
the same land paddy is again planted and next year again after the crop is removed further
excavation about 1 foot is done and clay is reused for brick making. The process continues for
about 3 years in the same location. Afterwards the site for clay mining is changed. The
committee expressed environmental concern of using fertile clay for brick making and stressed
the need to use fly ash/ cement for building bricks and slowly the practice of using clay needs to
be stopped.The quantity requirement of clay for brick making is not estimated and all proposals
received are submitted for EC.DMO should justify the quantity and finalise minimum number of
mining spots in the interest of environment protection.
The total area reduced from 81.11 hectare as proposed to 68 hectare only on the basis of
information given DMO, during the meeting. This too needs justification. The maximum depth
of excavation should not exceed 1 foot. Maximum use of fly ash should be encouraged and
proper control shall be exercised to protect the environment. Specific and General conditions
(Annexure-IB) be followed.
The list of finally selected sites with details be submitted for appraisal in the next
meeting.
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Annexure 1B
The General conditions applicable for Minor Mining proposals (Clay) are as follows.
1.
Only ongoing/existing lease and/or permits shall be considered.
2.
No new clay excavation proposal may be considered at this juncture. Meanwhile, Hon
Supreme Court directions to adopt the proposed Model Mining Rules 2010 shall be
complied with by the concerned department.
3.
Ordinary clay /black soil excavation shall be allowed only by manual methods
5.
It may be better to select a few large sites in a Taluka instead of many small sites.
6.
No excavation will be done in RRZ area.
8.
No tree-felling shall be done in the area for which permit is accorded
9.
No Hill cutting shall be done under any circumstances
10.
All necessary statutory clearances shall be obtained before start of operations
11.
Excavation shall be limited to day time only.
12.
No excavation shall be carried out in the safety zone of any bridge and/or embankment.
13.
No excavation shall be carried out in the vicinity of natural/ manmade archeological sites.
14.
No wildlife habitat will be infringed.
15.
The lease holder shall undertake adequate safeguard measures during the extraction of
material and ensure that the surface runoff regime of the surrounding area shall not be
affected. GSDA should regularly monitor the ground water level and quality. If at any
stage, it is observed that the groundwater table is getting depleted or affected due to the
mining activity; the mining activity shall be stopped forthwith and necessary corrective
measures shall be carried out. District Collector/Mining Officer shall ensure this.
17.
Agricultural Officer should regularly monitor the excavation activity to ensure that
nearby agricultural lands are not affected by the activity.
18.
It should be ensured that the Ambient Air Quality parameters conform to the norms
prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board. Effective safeguard measures, such as,
regular water sprinkling shall be carried out in critical areas prone to air pollution and
having high levels of particulate matter such as loading and unloading points, all haul
road and transfer points.
19.
The lease/permit holder shall obtain necessary prior permission of the competent
authorities for drawing of requisite quantity of water (surface water and groundwater), if
required for the project.
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20.
Wastewater, if any, shall be properly collected and treated so as to conform to the

21.
Special measures shall be adopted to prevent the nearby settlements from the impacts of
excavation activities.
22.
Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken

periodically.
23.
Provision shall be made for housing the workers at site, if required, with all necessary
24.
Digital processing of the entire lease area in the district using remote sensing technique
shall be done, once in three years for monitoring and report submitted to the Revenue and
25.
The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures shall be kept in separate
account and shall not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise expenditure shall be
reported to the Regional Office, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Bhopal.
26.
The Mining Officer shall submit six monthly reports in hard and soft copy on the status
of compliance of the stipulated environmental clearance conditions including results of
monitored data (both in hard & soft copies) to the Environment Department and the
District Collector, the respective Regional Office of the Maharashtra Pollution Control
Board. Ordinary clay is formed over many years on flood planes. The availability of clay
in barren land will be negligible. This clay is extremely nutrient rich soil and should be
exploited only for agriculture. If mined, there is not much scope for replenishment even
in a few years. Ideally clay mining should be avoided and use of fly ash cement bricks
should be encouraged. Soil excavation should be gradually phased out or restricted to the
minimum as it is considered to be harmful for agricultural activities and food security.
Measures like using fly ash in brick making to the maximum possible extent should be
encouraged instead of soil excavation.
SEAC considers that ordinary clay mining requires much more scientific and environmental
considerations. Some national institutes, e.g. NBSS&LUP, Nagpur may be consulted for
overall cumulative environmental impacts of the activities including impact on top soil,
ecology, and food security.
Precise excavation area will be jointly surveyed and demarcated by District Mining Officer
(DMO), District Agriculture Officer or Soil Officer and GSDA to ascertain the total area and
depth of clay, suitability of the clay for brick making and similar intended purposes and
recommend the area and depth for excavation. Cluster wise cumulative impact assessment
shall be done for the proposed soil extraction employing QCI accredited consultants and
MoEF approved agencies for data collection. Such cluster proposals duly recommended by the
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District Collector shall be submitted to the Environment Department for Environment

Clearance.
The Government Of Maharashtra may submit, within 3 months, their policy to address the
above issues and prescribe the standard soil excavation procedure also taking into account
any existing infringement/ deviation/ violation of environmental norms/ conditions,
hierarchical system or administrative order to deal with environmental issues.
SEAC appraised the proposals on the basis of information submitted by the District Collector.
Considering the immediate need of the District and the social impacts of the brick making
community, SEAC decided to permit soil excavation in blocks satisfying above conditions and
only up to 30th June 2013. No further proposals may be considered until the procedures are
put in place. Mining Officer shall submit the list of blocks satisfying conditions stipulated
above to SEIAA/Environment Dept. The revised list of blocks and conditions stipulated above
shall be made available in public domain. It should be published in two local language
newspapers and at each block where mining operation is proposed. District mining officer
shall ensure the above conditions and submit compliance report to Environment Department
with the approval of the Collector.
Chairman
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Item No. 1C
(Murum mining)
A) Satara (10 Nos)

Details furnished by the DMO are as under..
Name of the Project/s
Proposal for collection of Minor Minerals from

Plot no. Dhawalewadi Th Phaltan Minor Minerals Murum proposal
form shri. Amol Sampatrao Nimbalkar
S. No. in the schedule
1(a)B
Proposed capacity/ area/length/ tonnage to be handled/

command area/ lease area/ number of wells to be drilled
6.70 Ha. 4000 Brass Temporary permit
New / Expansion /Modernization
Existing
Existing Capacity /Area etc.
6.70 ha for 4000 Brass
Category of Project i.e. A or B
Category B
Location
At village - Dhawalewadi Th. Phaltan
Plot/Survey/Khasara No.
Khasara no.6/1
Decision :
The proposal for 10 new murum quarries were presented by DMO Satara out of these 9
are along National Highway No.4 (NH-4) for the project of widening the NH and one is for
Private use of murum for a building project in Phaltan.
The discussions and observations made are as follows:
1. Details of 9 mines are not furnished in the above table and are needed
2. For the NH project the DMO could not explain why existing murum quarries cannot be
availed of and why new quarries need to be opened. Full data as to the existing murum
quarries near about NH-4 with available material needs to be submitted.
3. The DMO stated that some more proposals for murum quarries are likely to be submitted.
As a matter of fact, as per Government order 21 January 2013 all proposals should be
submitted in one bunch.
In the light of above observation only one quarry at Phaltan is recommended at this stage
subject to following and the specific and general conditions placed as Annexure IC :
Looking to the requirement of material the area for the quary should not exceed about 1.5ha.
Proper restoration measures for the quarry after the specific use should be ensured.
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B) Nasik (3 Nos) :
Details furnished by the DMO are as under :
Sr.
No
Name of
Village
Taluka
(Cluster)
Gut No.
Name of the Lease

/Proposed lease
Land
belonging to
private or govt
land or other
Cluster I- Mohadi Tq. Dindori Dist Nashik (Infrastructural Development Project)

223/1
M/s Ashoka
1
Mohadi
Dindori
Buildcon Pvt. Ltd.
Private Land
200/4
M/s Ashoka
2
Mohadi
Dindori
Buildcon Pvt. Ltd.
Private Land
1277
M/s Ashoka
3
S. Pimpri
Nashik
Buildcon Pvt. Ltd.
Govt. Land
Area (In
Hectare)
New or
Ongoing
Mine
0.40
NewMurrum
NewMurrum
NewMurrum
0.80
0.40
Decision :
DMO presented 3nos of proposals of murum mining in Nasik District located on private
land. The detailed report was received during the presentation only. The Committee needs time
to study it. Detailed appraisal will be taken in next meeting.
C) Yavatmal ( 11 Nos.) :
Proponent
Mouza- Survey No
IVRCL Chd. Tollways Ltd
Khandala - 57
Shindola - 91/2
Rasa -17
Gaurala - 43,74
Buranda - 130
M/s MKS Constro Venture Pvt Ltd.
Wasari - 72/1
Zunzarpur - 12
Kopa Mandvi - 78
M/s Roman Tarmet Co. Ltd.
Zullar - 19,7/11
Wadgaon - 24 Part
Kinhi - 101
Chairman
Area
1.11
Current Status
Ongoing
4.7
Ongoing
4.7
Ongoing
3.6
Ongoing
4.06
Ongoing
4.86
Ongoing
4.9
Ongoing
4.91
Ongoing
1.4
Ongoing
4.9
Ongoing
3.83
Ongoing
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Decision :
DMO presented 11 nos of murum mining cases from Yavatmal District. As per
information, waste land is being used for mining purpose.
After discussions and deliberation SEAC decided to recommend EC for following seven
locations subject to the following specific and general conditions placed as Annexure-IC.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Shindola, S.N. 91/2

Rasa, S.N.17
Gaurala, S.N.43,74
Wasari, S.N. 72/1
Zunzarpur,S.N. 12
Wadgaon, S.N. 24(pt)
Kinhi, S.N. 101
D) Amaravati ( 7 Nos.):
Sr
No
Name of Village
Taluka
Survey No.
/ Gat No
Name of Lesee/
Proposed Lesee/
Permit
1
2
Nandgaonpeth
Nandgaopeth
Amravati
Amravati
374
373
Bhankheda
(Leveling)
Benoda
(Leveling)
Anjangaon Bari
Amravati
78
Amravati
25/1
Amravati
40
MODERN ROAD
MAKERS
PVT.LTD.,
MUMBAI
(Project at
Amravati
Executing agency
for National
Highway Road
construction)
Rajura
(Leveling)
Pimpalvihir
Amravati
39/2A, 39/2B
39/3
318
4
5
6
7
Amravati
Land
Belongs
to (Govt
Land/Pri
vate
Land
Govt.
Govt.
Area (in
hectares)
New or
ongoing mine
4.50
4.50
Ongoing
Ongoing
Private
3.66
Ongoing
Private
4.90
Ongoing
Govt.
(Water
Tank
Deepenin
g)
Pvt.
3.65
New
4.85
Ongoing
Govt.
Ongoing
Decision :
DMO presented 7 nos of murum mining cases from Amaravati District. After discussions
and deliberation SEAC decided to recommend subject to the following specific and general
conditions placed as Annexure-IC.
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Annexure 1C
The Specific and General conditions applicable for Minor Mining proposals (Murum) are
as follows.
Specific condition:
1. Quarry area should be more than 1 hectare.
2. Excavation quantity should be more than 200 brass from each quarry.
3. Maximum depth of the excavation is restricted up to 20 ft (about 6 m) as per the
Minor Minerals Extraction Rules, 1955 ( as modified up to May, 1985).
4. Proposals of new quarries are to be dropped from the list.
5. Validity of this EC is upto 31st July, 2013. ( A review is to be taken thereafter on the
basis of the mining policy is under preparation with the Government.)
General conditions:
1. Only ongoing/existing lease are recommended for renewal. No new stone/murum quarry
proposal is recommended at this juncture. Meanwhile, Hon Supreme Court directions to
adopt proposed Model Mining Rules 2010 shall be complied with by the concerned
department. The validity period of the ECs will be up to lease period or five years subject
to provisions of Model Mining Rules 2010.
3. Effective safeguard measures, such as regular water sprinkling shall be carried out in
critical areas prone to air pollution and having high levels of particulate matter such as
loading and unloading point and all transfer points. Extensive water sprinkling shall be
carried out on haul roads. It should be ensured that the Ambient Air Quality parameters
conform to the norms prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board in this regard. The
status of implementation of measures taken shall be reported to Environment Department
4. No tree-felling shall be done in the leased area, except only with the permission from
competent authority.
5. Till the detailed rules for stone/murum quarries (which are under preparation at the Govt.
level) are issued, quarrying shall be restricted within the area already in operation, although
the lease area may be more. Thus no horizontal expansion shall be taken up.
6. Where the quarry is in a hilly terrain and where some part of the hill is already cut for
quarrying, further hill cutting shall not be done. In such cases, deepening the existing
operational area may be preferably done.
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7. Precise mining area will be jointly demarcated at site by officials of Mining/Revenue

department prior to mining operations for all proposals under consideration. Such site plan,
duly verified by competent authority shall be submitted to Environment Department.
8. All necessary statutory clearances shall be obtained before start of mining operations
9. Mining shall be limited to day hours time only. The loading shall not be done during night
hours.
10. No mining shall be carried out in the safety zone of any bridge and/or embankment.
11. No mining shall be carried out in the vicinity of natural/ manmade archeological sites.
12. The lease holder shall obtain necessary prior permission of the competent authorities for
withdrawal of requisite quantity of water (surface water and groundwater), if required for
the project.
13. Waste water, if any, shall be properly collected and treated so as to conform to the
14. No wildlife habitat will be infringed.
15. Environmental clearance is subject to obtaining clearance under the Wildlife (Protection)
16. Green belt development shall be carried out considering CPCB guidelines including
17. Parking of vehicles should not be made on public places.
18. Transportation of materials shall be done by covering the trucks / tractors with tarpaulin or
other suitable mechanism so that no spillage of mineral/dust takes place.
19. Appropriate mitigative measures shall be taken to prevent any kind of pollution in
consultation with the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. It shall be ensured that there is
no leakage of oil and grease from the vehicles used for transportation.
20. Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control and regularly monitored. The mineral
transportation shall be carried out through the covered trucks only and the vehicles carrying
the mineral shall not be overloaded.
21. Special Measures shall be adopted to prevent the nearby settlements from the impacts of
mining activities. Maintenance of roads through which transportation of minor minerals is
to be undertaken, shall be carried-out regularly.
22. Dispensary facilities for first-aid shall be provided at site.
23. Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken
periodically.
24. Provision shall be made for housing the workers at site, if required, with all necessary
25. Ambient air quality will be monitored at the site and the nearest habitation in the months of
January, April and November. Ambient air quality at the boundary of the precise mining
area shall conform to the norms prescribed by MoEF, GOI.
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27. Measures shall be taken for control of noise level to the limits prescribed by CPCB
28. An Environmental Audit shall be annually carried out during the operational phase and be
submitted to the Environment Department.
29. Digital processing of the entire lease area in the district using remote sensing technique
30. The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures shall be kept in separate
account and shall not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise expenditure shall be reported
to the Regional Office, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Bhopal.
31. Revenue Authorities shall submit within 3 months their policy towards address (i) Standard
operating process/ procedure to bring into focus any infringement/deviation /violation of
environmental norms / conditions, (ii) Hierarchical system or Administrative order to deal
with environmental issues and ensuring compliance of EC conditions and (iii) System of
reporting of non compliance/violation of environmental norms to the District collector
32. The Mining officer shall submit six monthly reports in hard and soft copy on the status of
monitored data (both in hard & soft copies) to the Environment department and the District
Collector, the respective Regional Office of the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board.
33. Any change in mining area, khasra /Gat numbers, entailing capacity addition with change
amended).
34. SEAC appraised the proposals on the basis of information submitted by concerned
District Mining Officer. Mining Officer shall submit the list of blocks satisfying conditions
stipulated above to SEIAA/Environment dept. The revised list of blocks and conditions
stipulated above shall be made available in public domain. It should be published in two
local language newspapers and at each block where mining operation is proposed. District
mining officer should ensure this and submit compliance report to Environment department
with approval from Collector.
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Item No. 1D
(Sand mining)
A) Nasik District ( 50 Compliance nos.) :

Sr
no
Site Name
Taluka
Survey No/Khasaare
No
Name of
Leasee/
Proposed
Leasee
1
1
2
Aawankhed-1
3
Dindori
4
152
5
Aawankhed1
Aawankhed-2
Dindori
399 to 429,449,451
Lakhmapur
Dindori
Lakhmapur
Dindori
Chinchkhed
Dindori
Eklahre-
Nashik
Eklahre-1
Nashik
Eklahre-2
Nashik
11
Hinganvedhe1
Hinganvedhe2
Naigaon
12
Belu-1
13
14
10
Land belongs to
(Govt.Land/pri
vate
Land/others-if
any)
6
Govt.land
Land
belongs
to (Govt
/ Pvt)
New or
Ongoing
Mine
7
0.60
8
New
Aawankhed2
Govt.land
0.10
New
Gat no.354,353,
352,351,366,365,363
Gat no. 342,343,344,
323,314,315,316,312,307,
308, 310,305,
303,302,301, 300,
299,298,296,297,295
East Side Gat No.944,945,
960, 961, 962
Chinchkhedgaon 44
Gat No.406
Lakhmapur
Govt.land
2.00
New
Lakhmapur
Govt.land
0.40
New
Chinchkhed
Govt.land
0.12
New
Eklahre-
Govt.land
0.30
New
Eklahre-1
Govt.land
0.60
New
Eklahre-2
Govt.land
0.30
New
Nashik
Gat No.408,410 (500 mtr

away from Railway Line)
Gat No.456,453 (500 mtr
away from Railway Line)
Gat No.55 to 61,63,70,73
Govt.land
0.20
New
Nashik
Gat No.402 to 406
Govt.land
0.25
New
Sinner
Govt.land
2.00
New
Sinner
Gat No.21,25,26,27,
28, 31, 32,33,12,34,
39, 40,41,42
Gat No.56 to 63,71,72
Hinganvedh
e-1
Hinganvedh
e-2
Naigaon
Belu-1
Govt.land
0.16
New
Belu-2
Sinner
Gat No..410,411,439,440
Belu-2
Govt.land
0.60
New
Aagaskhind
Sinner
Near Gat No.20,21
Aagaskhind
Govt.land
0.53
New
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15
Vinchurdalvi
Sinner
Near Gat No.601,602, 603,

604
Near Gat No.48 & 49
Vinchurdalv
i
Kasabkheda
Govt.land
0.20
New
16
Kasabkheda
17
Palasdar
Nandgao
n
Kalwan
Govt.land
0.05
New
Gat No.69,70,71,161, 162,

163
Gat No.184,185,186,
187,200,201, 203, 204
Gat No.117,119
Palasdar
Govt.land
0.10
New
18
Nakode
Kalwan
Nakode
Govt.land
0.10
New
19
Verule
Kalwan
Verule
Govt.land
0.30
New
20
Shingashi
Kalwan
Shingashi
Govt.land
0.10
New
Umbhade
Govt.land
0.10
New
Igatpuri
Gat No.145,146,149,
160,161,170
Gat No.354,355,356 &
357
Gat No.59,60,61 & 76
21
Umbhade
Igatpuri
22
Umbarkon
Umbarkon
Govt.land
0.24
New
23
Pimpalas-1
Niphad
Gat No..252,651,560,649
Pimpalas-1
Govt.land
0.75
New
24
Pimpalas-2
Niphad
Gat No.621,622,623,620
Pimpalas-2
Govt.land
0.30
New
25
Pimpri
Niphad
Gat No.222,223,185
Pimpri
Govt.land
1.20
New
26
Sukene(k)
Niphad
Gat No.183,184 & 185
Sukene(k)
Govt.land
1.00
New
27
Behed-1
Niphad
Near Gat No..111
Behed-1
Govt.land
0.52
New
28
Behed-2
Niphad
Near Gat No.112,113
Behed-2
Govt.land
0.30
New
29
Shingave-1
Niphad
Gat No.17/4 to 17/9
Shingave-1
Govt.land
2.80
New
30
Shingave-1A
Niphad
2.10
New
Shingave-1B
Niphad
Govt.land
3.30
New
32
Shingave-2
Niphad
Gat No..202/2/2 & 202/1
Shingave1A
Shingave1B
Shingave-2
Govt.land
31
Gat No.17/1 to
17/3,17/10,17/17 &17/18
Gat No.17/11 to 17/16
Govt.land
1.50
New
33
Shingave-3
Niphad
Gat No..218,226,228,
232,234
Shingave-3
Govt.land
1.80
New
34
Karanjgaon
Niphad
Karanjgaon
Govt.land
4.50
New
35
Gondegaon
Niphad
Gat No.994,995,997,
998,1000 to 1006
Gat No.3,2,16,164 to 169
Gondegaon
Govt.land
1.60
New
36
Khedlezunge
Niphad
5.00
New
Sarolethadi
Niphad
Khedlezung
e
Sarolethadi
Govt.land
37
Gat No..562 to 567,577 to

599
Near Gat No.2 from South
Govt.land
3.20
New
38
Kolgaon
Niphad
Kolgaon
Govt.land
3.00
New
39
Sansari-1
Nashik
Gat No.468,456,451,
450
Gat.118,A,B,C
Sansari-1
Govt.land
0.05
New
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40
Sansari-2
Nashik
Gat.No.116/2
Sansari-2
Govt.land
0.20
New
41
Shilapuar
Nashik
Gat.No.426,11,12,40,41
Shilapuar
Govt.land
0.10
New
42
Chinchkhed
Dindori
Gat No.849,848,847
Chinchkhed
Govt.land
0.12
New
43
Wadgaon
Malegaon
Gat no.384,524,547
Wadgaon
Govt.land
0.60
New
44
Savandgaon
Malegaon
Near Gavthan
Savandgaon
Govt.land
0.40
New
45
Dabhadi 1
Malegaon
Gat No.773 to 775
Dabhadi 1
Govt.land
0.60
New
46
Dabhadi 2
Malegaon
Gat No.773 to 776
Dabhadi 2
Govt.land
1.00
New
47
Dabhadi 3
Malegaon
Gat No.993 to 1008
Dabhadi 3
Govt.land
1.00
New
48
Dabhadi 4
Malegaon
Gat No.1009 to 1434
Dabhadi 4
Govt.land
1.00
New
49
Dabhadi 5
Malegaon
Gat No.783 to 991
Dabhadi 5
Govt.land
1.00
New
50
Virgaon
Baglan
Gat No.177,178
Virgaon
Govt.land
0.10
New
Decision :
DMO presented proposals for 50 sand belts towards compliance of 65th SEAC meeting. It
was observed that the requirement of keeping minimum 2 meters depth and removing sand
beyond 2 meters is not complied with. The SEAC recommended the proposals complying with
this requirement subject to Specific and General conditions for the extraction of sand in
Annexure 1D.
Proposals not complying with the conditions are not recommended.
The final list with details be furnished for record.
Chairman
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B) Wardha District (13 nos.)

Retighat
Sr
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
3
Godavari
Bharaswada
Tekoda
Bhishnur
Immalpur
Nababpur
Dorla-1
Dorla-2
Dorla-3
Kuran-1
Dhochi-1
Dhochi-2
Dhochi-3
River name
4
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Wardha
Survey No
5
111
241
1
278 283
Dimensions
(LxB) mxm
GSDA Report
Depth (m)
Proposed
Depth (m)
15
1,2,3
94,95
92,93,94
89,91,91/
92
57,71
170,172,17
168,169,17
135,136,16
1.80
2.10
2.30
2.10
2.50
2.00
3.00
2.75
2.45
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
0.30
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.70
0.30
0.60
0.60
0.50
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
8
595X30
671X29
366X44
457X45
457x45
457x30
320X50
320X50
320X50
190X60
320X50
320X50
320X50
Area (ha)
Reserves
(Brass)
10
1.785
1.950
1.610
2.06
2.06
1.371
1.600
1.600
1.600
1.140
1.600
1.600
1.600
Proposals for 13 sand ghats in Wardha District was presented by DMO. The SEAC
recommended the proposals subject to Specific and General conditions for the extraction of
sand in Annexure 1D and following :
1) The DMO should finalize only such ghats where minimum existing sand depth is more
than 2m. out of 13 proposals at 2 places the depth is less than 2m which should be
avoided.
2) No machinery / JCB should be used for sand excavation.
3) Provisions of Sand mining policy vide Govt. Resolution dated 25/10/2010 should be
followed.
4) Sand ghats should be properly marked on site and quantity of excavation controlled.
5) Safe distance from bank should be maintained for protection of river bank.
Proposals not complying with the conditions are not recommended.
The final list with details be furnished for record.
Chairman
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1892
4125
3414
4360
5087
1453
3392
3392
2827
2417
3392
3392
3392
(Annexure 1D).
The Specific and General conditions applicable for Minor Mining proposals (Sand) are as
follows.
Specific conditions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Proposals are recommended for EC up to 31 July 2013. Meanwhile, Hon Supreme Court
directions to adopt the proposed Model Mining Rules 2010 shall be complied with
Sand excavation allowed only for the reti ghats having sand diposition more than 5 to 6
feet and excavation should be for layers above 2 m of sand deposit as recommended by
GSDA. Also the depth of sand layer to be mined, after retaining 2 m minimum layer
below, should not be more than 2 meters as per Government Resolution of Revenue
Department dated 25th October, 2010 e.g if the total depth of sand is 3 m, only up to one
metre of sand shall be mined.
It shall be ensured that excavation of minor mineral does not disturb or change the
underlying soil characteristics of the river bed /basin, where mining is carried out.
It shall be ensured that mining does not in any way disturb the turbidity, velocity and
flow pattern of the river water.
A siltation study should be carried out before commencement of the mining activity or
within a period of one year through some expert Agency like NIO/CWPRS to determine
the siltation load so that there is no over exploitation of the material at any point of time.
The mineral to be removed shall be determined based on siltation load. This study shall
be steered by competent authority while granting further mining lease and or renewing of
the license. A copy of siltation study shall be submitted to the Environment Department,
the District Mining Officer and respective Regional Office of the State Pollution Control
Board.
It shall be ensured that there is no fauna dependant on the river bed or areas close to
mining for its nesting.
Turtle nesting units conservation is very important. Therefore sand mining in such areas
is to be prohibited.
The green belt development/tree plantation will be made in an area of 20% of the total
leased area either on river bank or along road side.
Measure for prevention & control of soil erosion and management of silt shall be
undertaken. Protection of dumps against erosion, if any, shall be carried-out with geo
textile matting or other suitable material
General conditions:
1.
2.
Precise mining area will be jointly demarcated at site by officials of Mining/Revenue

department prior to mining operations for all proposals under consideration. Such site
plan, duly verified by competent authority shall be submitted to Environment
Department.
All necessary statutory clearances shall be obtained before start of mining operations.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Mining shall be limited to day hours time only. The loading shall not be done during ight
hours.
No mining shall be carried out in the safety zone of any bridge and/or embankment.
No mining shall be carried out in the vicinity of natural/ manmade archeological sites.
The lease holder shall obtain necessary prior permission of the competent authorities for
drawal of requisite quantity of water (surface water and groundwater), if required for the
project.
Waste water, if any, shall be properly collected and treated so as to conform to the
No wildlife habitat will be infringed.
Environmental clearance is subject to obtaining clearance under the Wildlife (Protection)
Green belt development shall be carried out considering CPCB guidelines including
Parking of vehicles should not be made on public places.
Transportation of materials shall be done by covering the trucks / tractors with tarpaulin
or other suitable mechanism so that no spillage of mineral/dust takes place.
Appropriate mitigative measures shall be taken to prevent any kind of pollution in
consultation with the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. It shall be ensured that there
is no leakage of oil and grease from the vehicles used for transportation.
Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control and regularly monitored. The mineral
transportation shall be carried out through the covered trucks only and the vehicles
carrying the mineral shall not be overloaded.
Special Measures shall be adopted to prevent the nearby settlements from the impacts of
mining activities. Maintenance of roads through which transportation of minor minerals
is to be undertaken, shall be carried-out regularly.
Dispensary facilities for first-aid shall be provided at site.
Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken
periodically.
Provision shall be made for housing the workers at site, if required, with all necessary
Ambient air quality will be monitored at the site and the nearest habitation in the months
of January, April and November. Ambient air quality at the boundary of the precise
mining area shall conform to the norms prescribed by MoEF, GOI.
Measures shall be taken for control of noise level to the limits prescribed by CPCB
An Environmental Audit shall be annually carried out during the operational phase and
be submitted to the Environment Department.
Digital processing of the entire lease area in the district using remote sensing technique
Environment Department. The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures
shall be kept in separate account and shall not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise
expenditure shall be reported to the Regional Office, Ministry of Environment and
Forests, Bhopal.
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24.
25.
26.
27.
Revenue Authorities shall submit within 3 months their policy towards address (i)
Standard operating process/ procedure to bring into focus any infringement/deviation
/violation of environmental norms / conditions, (ii) Hierarchical system or Administrative
order to deal with environmental issues and ensuring compliance of EC conditions and
(iii) System of reporting of non compliance/violation of environmental norms to the
District collector
The Mining officer shall submit six monthly reports in hard and soft copy on the status of
monitored data (both in hard & soft copies) to the Environment department and the
District Collector, the respective Regional Office of the Maharashtra Pollution Control
Board.
Any change in mining area, khasra /Gat numbers, entailing capacity addition with change
amended).
SEAC appraised the proposals on the basis of information submitted by concerned
District Mining Officer. Mining Officer shall submit the list of blocks satisfying
conditions stipulated above to Revenue & Environment dept. The list of blocks and
conditions stipulated above shall be made available in public domain. It should be
published in two local language newspapers and display at each block where mining
operation is proposed. District mining officer should ensure this and submit compliance
report to Environment Department with approval from Collector.
Chairman
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Item No. 1E
(Pebbles mining)
A) Pebbles mining proposal from Bhandara district. (4 nos.) :

The proposal was presented by the DMO. Full justification for the quantity requirements shown
be submitted along with detailed maps of the proposed locations.
B) Pebbles mining proposal from Nagpur district (1 nos.) :

The proposal was presented by the DMO. Full justification for the quantity requirements shown
be submitted along with detailed maps of the proposed locations.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
Decision :
Item No
Subject
Decision :
: 03
: Vascon Infrastructure Ltd. - Residential Construction Project at CTS
No.472,Sheet No.195/231, 106/151 at Mouza Wadpakad, Dist.Nagpur
The PP was absent. The PP has informed vide letter dated 06.03.2013 that they
have withdrawn their application. Hence the case is delisted.
: 04
: Vulcan Alloys - Low & Medium Carbon Ferro Manganese Plant of Vulcan Alloys
at Plot No.B-23, MIDC, Butibori, Tal. Hingna, Dist.Nagpur
The PP was absent without any prior information or valid reason. Therefore their
case is relegated to the bottom of the list.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 05
: Om Developers Project Ravet - Residential Project at S.No. 56/1A,57/1B/2,
58/1A,Ravet,Pune
Details as furnished are as under :

Name of Project
Tropica
Proponent
Om Developers, Plot no 35, Laxmi Park Colony, above hotel

Sargam, Navi Peth, Pune - 411030
Consultant
Oasis Environmental Foundation
Type of project:
Residential and commercial construction project
Location of the Project
Sr. No. 56,57,58 Ravet Tq.: Haveli, Dist: Pune
Whether in Corporation / Municipal/

other area
Pimpari Chinchwad Municipal Corporation
Applicability of the DCR
Yes
Note on the initiated work

(If applicable)
Total constructed work : 16916.33 sq.m.

Date and area details in the necessary approvals issued by the
competent authority (attach scan copies)
Approved on 10 Feb 2011 Area: 16916.33 sq.m.
LOI / NOC from MHADA

/ Other approvals (If applicable)
Date and construction area details mentioned in the approved letter:

NA
Total Plot Area (sq. m.)

Deductions
Net Plot area
48,426.99 sq.m
9888.86 sq.m
36,523.58 sq.m.
Permissible FSI (including TDR etc)
40 % TDR
Proposed Built-up Area

(FSI & Non-FSI)
FSI area (sq. m.)
56,073.50
Non FSI area (sq. m.):
61,565.17
Total BUA area (sq. m.)
1,17,638.67
Ground-coverage
34.88 % (15,377.60 sq. m)
Estimated Cost of the Project
200 Cr
No. of building & its

configuration(s)
Residential buildings: 15 Nos.

Commercial building: Convenient shops and amenity building
Residential Building configuration: B +P +12 floors for A &B, P +12
for C to J, P+11 for K to M
Commercial Building configuration:
Convenient shops Ground
Amenity Building P +3
Number of tenants and

shops
780 Tenements
Number of expected
residents / users
Residential
3900
Commercial
505
Total
4405
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Tenant density per hector
250
Height of the building(s)
Residential : 39.65 m
Commercial: Convenient shops: 3.6 m
Amenity Building: 12 m
Right of way
18 m
Turning radius
7.5 m
Total Water Requirement
Dry season:
Fresh water (CMD): 361 &
Source: Pimpari Chinchwad Municipal Corporation
Recycled water (CMD): 204
Total Water Requirement (CMD): 565
Swimming pool make up (CMD): 20
Fire fighting (Cum): 20,000 lit.
Wet Season:
Source: Pimpari Chinchwad Municipal Corporation
Fire fighting (CMD): 20,000 lit.
Rain Water Harvesting

(RWH)
Level of the Ground water table : 25 m

Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity: NA
Location of the RWH tank(s): NA
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity:
Pit Size: 1.5 m X 1.5 m x 1.5 m deep
No of Recharge Pits: 27 No.
Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O&M cost)
Capital cost: 1,92,000/O&M cost: 24,000/- p.a.
UGT tanks
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s): Enclosure I
Storm water drainage
Natural water drainage pattern: As per contour

Quantity of storm water : 23,459.93 CMD
Size of SWD: 600 mm x 600 mm
Sewage and Waste

water
Sewage generation (CMD) : 494

STP technology: Tertiary Treatment Plant
Capacity of STP (CMD) : 500
Location of the STP : Plan enclosed as Enclosure I
DG sets (during emergency): 140 KVA X 2 No. and 35 KVA X 1
No.
Capital Cost: 40,00,000/O & M Cost: 13,43,565/- p.a.
Solid waste Management
Waste generation in the Pre Construction and Construction phase:

Waste generation
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved: 5075 CUM
Disposal of the construction way debris: Land filling on the same site
Waste generation in the operation Phase:
Dry waste (Kg/day): 733
Wet waste (Kg/day): 1136.75
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E waste (Kg/month): NA
Hazardous waste (Kg/month): NA
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable): NA
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) (Kg/day): 36
Mode of Disposal of waste:
Dry waste: Through Authorized vendors
Wet waste: OWC
E waste: NA
Hazardous waste: NA
Biomedical waste (If applicable): NA
STP Sludge(Dry sludge): Digested & used as manure
Area requirement:
1. Location(s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of
the solid waste:
Location plan is enclosed as Enclosure I.
Total Area: 63 Sq. m
Capital Cost: 13,00,000/O&M cost : 1,00,000/-p. a
Green Belt
Development
Total RG area:
1. RG area other than green belt (Please specify for
Play ground, etc.) :8425.18 m2
2. RG area under green belt:
RG on the ground (sq. m.): NA
RG on the Basement Top (sq. m.): NA
3. Plantation:
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG:
List enclosed as Enclosure III
Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be
planted in the Basement Top RG: NA
Number and list of trees species to be planted around the border of
nallah / stream / pond (If any): NA
Number, size, age and species of trees to be cut, trees to be
transplanted: NA
NOC for the Tree cutting / transplantation/
compensatory plantation, if any : NA
4. Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O&M cost)
Capital cost: 37,00,000/O&M cost: 3,00,000/- p.a.
Energy
Power supply:
Maximum demand : 5423.05 KVA
Connected load : 6100.93 KW
Source : MSEDCL
Energy saving by non-conventional method:
Energy saving measures
Use of T5-28W, CFL lamps shall be used for Common area lighting
Use of non conventional energy i.e. solar water heating system, Solar
PV panels for street lights.
Transformers are located close to load center to minimize transmission
losses
Thus total energy saving will be 2618.27 KWH
Detail calculations & 1.97 % of saving
Compliance of the ECBC guidelines: (Yes / No) (If yes then submit
Chairman
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compliance in tabular form) Yes

Capital cost: 10,50,000/O&M cost: 60,000/- p.a.
DG Set:
For Residential 140 kVA (02) and 35 KVA (01)
Type of fuel used : Diesel
Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary
Allocation
Construction phase (with Break-up):

Capital cost
STP : 40,00,000/RWH : 1,92,000/SWM : 13,00,000/Green Belt : 37,00,000/Solar Street lighting: 10,00,000/Solar water heater: 50,000/Storm Water Networking: 7,50, 000/Operation Phase (with Break-up)STP : 13,43,565/- p.a
RWH : 24,000/- p.a
SWM : 1,00,000/- p.a
Green Belt : 3,00,000/- p.a
Solar Street lighting: 50,000/- p.a.
Solar water heater: 10,000/- p.a.
Storm Water Networking: 75,000 p.a.
Capital: 1,09,92,000/ O & M: 19,02,565/- p.a
Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and Commitment : All funds
are arranged by the developer as capital investment
Responsibility for further O &M: Developer will maintain all the
facilities for two years and then handed over to Society thereafter.
Traffic Management
Number and area of basement:

No of Basement: 1
Area of per Basement (1): 2900 sq.m.
Total Parking area: 27,673.9 sq.m
Area per car: 24.7 sq. m
2-Wheeler: 1616 No., 4-Wheeler: 597 No.
Public Transport
Width of all Internal roads (m): 9m & 6 m
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. It was
observed that the PP envisaged the construction of many buildings and took up construction of 3
buildings. The concerns of environment demands the impacts involved in the total projects are
addressed before any part is taken for construction. In view of the above although the
construction already taken up may be less than 20000 m2, prior EC for the present project should
have been taken. Thus, there is violation as per MoEF OM dated 12th December 2012.
Environment Department may look into this and take appropriate action.
Appraisal of the project will be taken up only after the procedure is completed.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 06
: Western Hill,Phase-I project (Residential cum Commercial)at plot bearing
S.No.45/1,45/2,46/1 & 46/2 of village Sus, Tal. Mulshi, Dist. Pune by M/s High
Seas Properties Ltd. (Compliance case)

Name of Project
Previous
Consideration
Proponent
Consultants
Western Hill Phase-I Project

55th meeting of the SEAC, 58th meeting of the SEAC, 63rd meeting of the SEAC
Type of Project:
Location of the
Project
Applicability of the
DCR
Total Plot Area
Deductions
Net Plot area
Residential cum Commercial Development Project

On Proposed site to be set up at, S. No.: 45/1, 45/2, 46/1 & 46/2 Village Sus, At. Po. Mulshi, Pune,
Maharashtra (in Town Planning, Sus, At. Po. Mulshi, Pune )
Yes, The rules are prescribed by Town Planning Department are followed
Net Permissible FSI

Proposed Built up
area
(FSI & Non FSI)
71110.72 m2
FSI area (m2)
71110.72 m2
2
Non FSI area (m )
20956.00 m2
Total BUA area (m2)
92066.72 m2
2
13038.52 m [29.24 % ground coverage to the Net Plot area]
Rs. 175 crore
33 nos. residential bldgs , 12 nos. of Villas, Convenience Shopping Center ,
Ground-coverage
Estimated cost
No. of buildings & its
configurations
Mr. Rahul Mundada , Designation Director, M/s. High Seas Properties Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s. Green Circle Inc.
80120.00 m2
35529.38 m2
44590.62 m2
Name of building
Configuration
33 nos. residential bldgs ., 12 nos. of Villas, Convenience Shopping Center

P+4
A1 A6
B1 B4
P+4
C1
P+4
D1- D5
P+4
E1 E4
P+4
F1, F2, F3
P + 12
G1- G10
P + 12
Parking + 2 floor
12 nos. of Villas
Gr. + 1 UF
Convenient Shopping Center
Number of tenants
and shops
Number of expected
Total tenants : 783 nos.

Shops
: 46 nos.
4007 no. persons
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residents / users
Tenant density per
hector
Height of the building
250 no. of tenement /Hector

36 m
Right of way
30 m wide Sus Road
Turning radius
9.0 m
Total Water
Requirement
Dry season:
Source : Grampanchyat , Sus, At. Po. Mulshi, Pune
Fresh water
: 384 m3/day
Recycled water
: 251 m3/day
Total Water Requirement : 635 m3/day
Swimming pool make up : 30 m3
Fire fighting
: 200000 LTRS
Excess treated water
: 204 m3/day
Rain Water
Harvesting (RWH)
Wet Season:
Source : Grampanchyat , Sus, At. Po. Mulshi, Pune
Fresh water
: 384 m3/day
Recycled water
: 178 m3/day
Swimming pool make up : 30 m3
Fire fighting
: 200000 LTRS
: 277 m3/day
Level of the Ground water table :
Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity : N.A.
Location of the RWH tank(s) : N.A.
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity : 29 nos.
Surface run off will be recharged to ground through with 38 Nos. of Rain water harvesting recharge pits
with bores located within the site premises Each of size 3 m x 3 m x 4 m depth
Capital Cost 101.5 lakh
O & M Cost 1.74 lakh
UGT tanks
UG Tank
Fire Water Tank
200000 LTRS
Domestic Water Tank
384000 LTRS
Recycled Water Tank
251000 LTRS
RWH Tank
Sewage and Waste

water
Natural water drainage pattern : having slope from east west.

Quantity of storm water : Peak Flow 37.26 m3/min
Size of SWD : 450mm wide @ slope 1:200
Sewage generation : 479 m3/day
STP technology : Sequential Batch Reactor [SBR technology]
Capacity of STP : 480 m3/day
Location of the STP : in dedicated service area
DG sets (during emergency) :
Residential :- 1 X 250 kVA
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Solid waste
Management
Commercial :- 1X600KVA or 1x320 & 1x250KVA

Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O&M cost) :
Capital Cost 87 Lakh
O & M cost - 27 Lakh/annum
Waste generation in the Pre Construction & Construction phase:
Waste generation : 38 kg /day
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved : None
Disposal of the construction way debris : None
Dry waste : 892 kg/day
Wet waste : 892 kg/day
E waste : very less amount
Hazardous waste : 5-6 lit/month used oil
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable) : Not applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) : 48 kg/day
Dry waste : Handed over to authorized recycler for further handling and disposal
Wet waste: Will be converted to compost using Organic Waste Processor [OWP] model no. OWP 500
& OWP 300
E waste : Handed over to PCB authorized Vendor
Hazardous waste : Handed over to PCB authorized Vendor
Biomedical waste (If applicable) : Not Applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) : Will be used as manure for gardening
Area requirement:
1. Location(s) : On Ground
2. a. Total area provided for the storage & Treatment of the solid waste :
For OWP 500 - 25.0m2 & OWP 300 - 15.6m2
Location is not in the water logged area
Stored on raised platform
Near to the area where ready manure will be used
Green Belt
Development

Capital Cost : 30.56 lakh
O & M Cost : 3.5 lakh/annum
RG area other than green belt (Please specify for playground, etc.)i.e Open space [10%] :
Landscape Area
1. Plantation area
7574.66 m2
2. Lawn area
3691.96 m2
Total Area
11266.63 m2
Existing Trees
1 no.
Trees to be retained
1 no.
New Trees Plantations

Tree Density [11266.63
1311 nos.
m2/1306
nos. of tree]
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9 m2 / tree
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Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary Allocation
During Construction Phase :

Sr. No.
Total cost
( In Lakhs)
Parameter
WATER FOR DUST SUPPRESSION
4.0
SITE SANITATION & SAFETY
2.5
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
4.5
DISINFECTION
3.0
HEALTH CHECK UP
3.2
TOTAL COST
17.2
During Operational Phase :

SR.
NO.
PARAMETER
STP COST
ENERGY SAVING FEATURES I.E. SOLAR

SYSTEM , CFL LAMPS
GARDENING
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
RAIN WATER HARVESTING COST
OPERATIONAL &
MAINTAINACE COST
(In lacs/yr)
87.00
27.00
1.00
(Monitoring charges for air,
water, waste water, soil, DG
stack, noise etc.)
TOTAL COST
Traffic Management
SET UP COST
In lacs
22.64
1.2
181.90
29.11
16.00
3.5
101.5
1.74
409.04
63.55
Parking details:
Parking Required
as per the Local
Norms DCR
Parking
Provided
Area Per Unit in

m2
Total Parking
area in
m2
Four
Wheeler
837
837
20.0
16740
Two
Wheeler
1202
1202
3.0
3606
Cycle
1202
1202
1.4
1682.8
Componen
t
Total
22028.8
Width of all Internal roads (m): 9 m wide of internal road
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. The case
was discussed before in 55th, 58th and 63rd of meeting SEAC .The compliance submitted
pursuant to points raised in 68th meeting was considered by the Committee and was for to be
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generally satisfactory. It was also noted that the STP is now shifted above ground. The position
regarding water supply and drainage is still not very clear for want of assurance to the required
quantity from PMC. Only consent from Grampanchayat is obtained that too without any mention
of quantity.
SEAC decided to recommend the proposal for Environmental Clearance only after complying
with the following conditions:
1) The position regarding supply of water and availability of drainage facility should be
made clear.
2) Note on EMP should be submitted.
3) In addition to recharge pits RWH with adequate storage, from terrace RW in adequate
storage tanks may be provided.
Item No
Subject
Decision:
: 07
: Haware Engineers & Builders Pvt. Ltd - Proposed project at survey No. 66, 66/1,
67 & 69 at Village Tembhode, Tal. Palghar, Dist. Thane (Compliance case)
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. It
was noted that there is violation as per MoEF OM dated 12.12. 2012. The PP had
already initiated construction without obtaining prior EC. Environment
Department may look into this and take appropriate action.
Item : 08
No
Subject
: Bhatia International Limited (Proposal returned by MoEF, GOI vide letter
No.J-11015/05/2008-IA-II(I),Dated 17/8/2011) Proposed Project " Warora West
(North),Coal Block (Wardha Valley Coal Fields), Dist.Chandrapur (ToR)
Decision:
The PP was absent. The PP has informed vide letter dated 08.03.2013 that
Ministry of Coal, Government of India, had de-allocated the above said coal
block and hence withdrawn their proposal. Hence the proposal is delisted.
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Item No
Subject
: 09
: Snow flower Properties Pvt. Ltd. - Construction Project "Rutu" at S.No. 76(P),
77(P), 77/2, 80, 81(P), 82, 83(P), 84(P), 85/2, 86(P), 87(P), 88 at Bavdhan (BK.),
Pune (Compliance case)

Name of Project
Rutu
Proponent
Snow Flower Properties Pvt. Ltd., 201, City Point, Dhole Patil Road, Pune411001.
Consultant
Type of project
Housing Project
S. No. 76 (P), 77 (P), 77/2, 80, 81 (P), 82, 83 (P), 84 (P), 85/2, 86 (P), 87 (P),
88 at Bavdhan (Bk.), Pune
Whether in Corporation / Municipal/

other area
Within Town Planning (TP)
Yes
Total Plot Area

Deductions
Net Plot area
74,321.81 m2
18,939.92 m2
55,381.89 m2
Permissible FSI

(FSI & Non-FSI)
FSI area (sq. m.):

37,254.35 m2
32,181.81 m2
Total BUA area (sq. m.): 69,436.16 m2
Ground-coverage Percentage
11.53% (6,388.16 Sq. m)
122 Cr

configuration(s)
12 Residential Buildings, LP+UP+12, with 1, 2 and 3 BHK apartments & a

School Building, G+4

shops
587 Tenements
Number of expected
residents / users
Residential: 2935 No.

School:
740 No.
Total:
3675 No.
452.84
42 m
Right of way
24 m
Dry season:
Fresh water (CMD): 275
&
Source: Bavdhan Grampanchayat
Swimming pool make up (Cum): 1.5
Fire fighting (Cum): 200
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Wet Season:
Source: Bavdhan Grampanchayat
Swimming pool make up (CMD): 1.5
Fire fighting (CMD): 200
(RWH)
Level of the Ground water table : 6 m

Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity: (2mX2mX2m)-10 Nos.,
(2mX2mX2m + inside bore)-20 No.
Capital cost: 8,00,000/O&M cost: 1,00,000/-p.a.
UGT tanks
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s):

quantity of storm water : 38566 KL/yr
Size of SWD: 300 to 600 mm
Sewage and Waste

water

STP technology: Aerobic (FAB)
Capacity of STP (CMD) :
STP 1 (Residential): 375 CUM
STP 2 (School): 35 CUM
Location of the STP :
DG sets (during emergency): 185 KVA (1No) & 200 KVA (1 No.)

Waste generation
Wet waste (Kg/day): 965
Wet waste: OWC
STP Sludge (Dry sludge): Manure
Area requirement:
1. Location(s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of the
solid waste:
Location plan is enclosed. Total Area: 110 Sq. m
Capital Cost: 20,00,000/O&M cost : 8,80,000/- p. a
Green Belt
Development
RG on the ground (sq. m.): 14,737.90 Sq. m

Budgetary allocation :Capital cost: 82,00,00/-, O&M cost : 15,00,000/- p.a.
Energy
Power supply:
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Maximum demand : 3452 KW

Connected load : 3452 KW
Source : MSEDCL
Use of renewable energy i.e. Solar water heating system
Transformers are located close to load center to minimize transmission losses
Thus total energy saving will be 405 unit/ day
Detail calculations & 35% of saving
compliance in tabular form)
Capital cost: 50,00,000/O&M cost: 1,00,000/- p.a.
DG Set:
Number and capacity of the DG sets to be used :
185 KVA (1No) & 200 KVA (1 No.)
Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary
Allocation
Capital cost :
STP : 67,00,000/RWH : 8,00,000/OWC : 20,00,000/Green Belt : 82,00,000/Renewable Energy use : 50,00,000/TOTAL: 2,27,00,000/Operation Phase (with Break-up) O&M cost :
STP : 15,00,000/RWH : 1,00,000/OWC : 8,80,000/Green Belt : 15,00,000 /Renewable Energy use : 1,00,000/TOTAL: 40,80,000/ Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and Commitment : By Project
Proponent
Responsibility for further O &M: Till handing over Project Proponent. After
that to society.
Traffic Management
Total Parking area : 14,683.20 Sq m

2-Wheelar : 978 No., 4-Wheeler : 519 No., Bicycles : 978 No.
Width of all Internal roads (m): 24 and 12 m
Decision:
was discussed before in 59th of meeting SEAC .The compliance submitted pursuant to points
raised in 59th meeting was considered by the Committee and was found to be generally
satisfactory.
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It was noted that although the plot area is 74,321.81 m2, full potential for construction is
not being utilized and proposal for only Phase I is submitted. The PP stated that necessary
number of tenements for LIG as per rules have been provided.
SEAC decided to recommend the proposal for Environmental Clearance only after
complying with the following conditions:
1) Submit assurance that the total potential of the plot shown in the submission BUA of
69,436.16 m2 will not be exceeded when the full project is taken and the required
amenities for Phase I should be ensured including green area etc.
2) There are 2 pieces of land owned by other (not PP). The access to these pieces should be
ensured.
3) Clarify the position regarding the water supply and drainage with respect to the consent
from the competent authority.
4) Regarding the drainage facility and drainage line the PP shall ensure the construction of
the drainage line from the plot to the nearest corporation drainage sewer which is about
1km away at his cost before occupancy.
5) Internal roads should be minimum 7.5m with 9m turning radius as agreed.
6) Width of staircase should be minimum 1.5 m.
7) RWH by recharge pits and bore holes of minimum 40 nos. shall be provided in the plot in
Phase I only and in addition terrace water harvesting by storage tanks shall be done.
8) Trees of species Lagestomia folsregineae and Alstonia scholaris to be reduced to 70/80
trees each species. Additional species of excess number of trees to be planted of other
species.
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Item No
Subject
: 10
: Maloji Constructions - Manjri Greenwoods Residential Project at S.No. 73A/1+2A
& 75/2, Majri Budruk, Taluka Haveli, Dist. Pune (Compliance case)
Details furnished are as under..

Name of Project
Manjri Green Woods
Proponent
Maloji Constructions, Address: Nirmal Commercial Center, 158, M. G. Road,

Pune 1
Consultant
Type of project:
Housing Project
Survey No. 73A/1 +2A + 75/2 (P), Manjri Budruk, Tal. Haveli, Dist: Pune28
Whether in Corporation / Municipal/ other Within Town Planning (TP)

area
Yes

(If applicable)
Total constructed work (FSI+ Non FSI): 11,936.46

Date and area details in the necessary approvals issued by the competent
authority (attach scan copies)

/ Other approvals (If applicable)
Date and construction area details mentioned in the approved letter:

Date: 24/06/2010, Area: 14,999.07 Sq. M
Total Plot Area (m2)

Deductions
Net Plot area
30,500.00 m2
9,382.01 m2
21,117.99 m2
Permissible FSI (including TDR etc)

(FSI & Non-FSI)
FSI area (sq. m.):

27,445.93 m2
21,617.78 m2
Total BUA area (sq. m.): 49,063.71 m2
Ground-coverage Percentage (%)

30.41% (6422.09 Sq. m)
(Note: Percentage of plot not open to sky)
49 Cr
No. of building & its configuration(s)
14 Residential Buildings, P+4 & P+9, with 1, 2 and 3 BHK apartments
Number of tenants and Shops
504 Tenements
Number of expected residents / users
2520
250
P+4: 14.25m, P+9: 28.5 m
Right of way
18m
Dry season:
Source: Well water/ Irrigation Dept. through Manjri Grampanchayat
Swimming pool make up (Cum): 5
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Fire fighting (Cum): 2,00,000 Lit.

Wet Season:
Source: Well water/ Irrigation Dept. through Manjri Grampanchayat
Fire fighting (CMD): 2,00,000 Lit.
(RWH)
Level of the Ground water table : 3.5 m

Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity: 2.5m Length X 0.75 m width, 35 No.
Capital cost: 6,00,000/O&M cost: 75,000/-p.a.
UGT tanks
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s): Enclosure I

quantity of storm water : 12,799.57 KL/yr
Size of SWD: 300 to 600 mm
Sewage and Waste

water

STP technology: Deep Tank Aeration System
Capacity of STP (CMD): STP 1:204 & STP 2: 114
Location of the STP : Plan enclosed
DG sets (during emergency): 82.5 KVA X 1 No. & 62.5 KVA X 1 No.

Wet waste: OWC
Area requirement:
Total Area: 80Sq.m
Capital Cost: 6,00,000/O&M cost : 4,00,000/-p.a
Green Belt
Development
RG on the ground (sq. m.): 5796 Sq. m

Capital cost: 12,50,000/O&M cost : 1,50,000/- p.a.
Energy
Power supply:
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Source : MSEDCL
Use of non conventional energy i.e. Solar water heating system
Thus total energy saving will be 7623.10 unit/ day
Detail calculations & 37% of saving
compliance in tabular form)
Capital cost: 1,00,00,000/O&M cost: 2,00,000/- p.a.
DG Set:
82.5 KVA (1No) & 62.5 KVA (1No)
Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary
Allocation

Capital cost
STP : 30,00,000/-, RWH : 6,00,000/-, SWN : 30,00,000/OWC : 6,00,000/-, Landscape : 12,50,000/Renewable Energy use : 1,00,00,000/TOTAL: 1,84,50,000/Operation Phase (with Break-up) O&M cost (Please ensure manpower and other details)
STP : 6,50,000/-, RWH : 75,000/SWN : 1,00,000/-, OWC : 4,00,000/Landscape : 1,50,000/Renewable Energy use : 2,00,000/TOTAL: 15,75,000/ Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and Commitment : By Project
Proponent
Responsibility for further O &M: Till handing over Project Proponent. After
that to society.
Traffic Management
Total Parking area : 7587.20 Sq m

Area per car: 20 Sq. m
2-Wheelar: 588 No.
4-Wheeler: 250 No.
Bicycle: 588 No.
Public Transport
Width of all Internal roads (m): 12 and 9 m
Decision:
was discussed before in 65th of meeting SEAC .The compliance submitted pursuant to points
raised in 65th meeting was considered by the Committee and was found to be satisfactory. SEAC
decided to recommend the proposal for Environmental Clearance.
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Item No
Subject
: 11
: Proposed IT/ITES and SEZ on Plot no. 1-4 in Butibori industrial area-MIDC at
village rengapur at Nagpur. (M/s. Suyog Realtors Pvt. Ltd) (New case)
Details furnished are as under :

Name of the project:
Proposed IT park and Residential, SEZ, MIDC-Butibori
Name Proponent:
Mr. Ranjeet Rane
Name of Consultant:
Mr. Hrushikesh Kolatkar
Accreditation of Consultant
Accreditation)
(NABET We have got provisional accreditation as per the minutes of the QCIs
69th accreditation meeting held on 7th Feb, 2012.
Type of the project:
IT Park and Residential
Location of Project
Proposed IT park & residential township on plot No 1-4, Butibori

Industrial Area-MIDC at village- Rengapur at Nagpur
MIDC, Nagpur
Whether in Corporation / Municipal /

Other area:
DCR for City of Nagpur
LOI/NOC from MHADA/ Other approvals

(if applicable)
Not Applicable
Total plot area
Total plot area: 171890 sqm

Net plot area: 171890 sqm
Deductions
Net plot area
Permissible FSI (including TDR etc.)
43449.12 sqm
Proposed Built up area

(FSI & Non- FSI ):
FSI area:- 43449.12 sqm

Non FSI area:- 12746.07 sqm
Proposed Built up area:- 56195.19 sqm
Ground Coverage Percentage (%)
Ground coverage: 45255 sqm
Estimated cost of the project:
Rs. 482 crore
No. of Buildings and its configuration
6 Residential (A, B & C Block) building and 10 IT building (7 floor)
No. of Expected residents/users
Residential population:-3640
Height of building
14.30 m for Non- Processing Zone & 12.0 m for Processing Zone
Right of way
Nearest Fire station is Nagpur

Road from project site to fire station is MIDC Road Butibori is 30 m
width.
9 m.
Turning radius
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Existing Structures
Total water requirement
Rain water Harvesting
UGT Tanks
The proposed development will be carried out on an open plot; and thus
will not involve any demolition activity
FOR Non-Processing Zone:
Dry Season:
Total Water requirement:- 495.97 cmd
Fresh Water :- 284.15 cmd
Recycled Water:- 211.81 cmd
Flushing:- 142.07 cmd
Gardening:- 104.61 cmd
Wet Season:
Total Water requirement:- 426.22 cmd
Fresh Water :- 284.15 cmd
Recycled Water:- 211.81 cmd
Flushing:- 142.07 cmd
Rain Water Harvesting (RWH)
For Residential building 94 cum capacity 3 nos of tank considered for
catering the domestic water requirement so that total quantum of 94x3 =
282 cum.
So total volume of water harvested in the aquifer zone from the
recharge saft will be 103x3= 318 cum
For IT park 150 cum capacity 3 nos , 75 cum 1 nos and 225 cum 1 nos
of tank considered for catering the domestic water requirement so that
total quantum of 150 x3 = 450 cum + 75 cum +225 cum =750 cum.
So total volume of water harvested in the aquifer zone from the
recharge saft will be 106x5= 530 cum
Refer Annexure I for showing RWH system and calculations.
Budgetary allocation (capital cost and O&M cost)
Capital Cost : 25 Lakhs
O&M cost: 1.5 Lakhs/year
Location of UGT tanks
Location
Uses
Capacity (in liter)
Under ground
Fire Fighting
150
tank
Under ground
Fire Fighting
150
tank
Under ground
Fire Fighting
150
tank
Under ground
Fire Fighting
75
tank
Overhead tank Fire Fighting
225
94
94
94
Quantity of storm water: 1828 CUM. For non-processing zone
Quantity of storm water 1979 CUM for processing zone
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Sewage and Wastewater
Solid Waste Management
Green Belt Development
I. Sewage Generation:
The quantity of waste water generated from proposed development is
369.40 cum/day for non-processing zone and 1515.69 cmd.
II. STP Technology Wastewater produced on site will be treated in
Sewage Treatment Plants, working on aerobic MBBR Based
technology
III. Capacity of STP There will be 3 STP and total capacity of all STP
will be 1530 cum/day
1.280 cum/day for non-processing zone
2.1250 cum/day for processing zone
IV. DG sets (during emergency): 625 KVA x 2 nos of DG set for nonprocessing and 450x1nos for processing zone will be used as an
alternate supply of electricity
V. Budgetary allocation (capital cost and O&M cost)
O&M cost: 10.0 Lakhs/year
Pre Construction and Construction phase
Waste:Debris This waste would be used on site to achieve higher plinth
level. Some of the debris would be converted into building block by
using appropriate technology. Remaining waste if any would be sent to
approved dumping site
Top soil preservation / conservation 15cm of top soil would be
stripped and stored on site in dig having 1 m height. The top soil would
be covered with plastic sheet and through garland drain to prevent any
loss because of rain or wind erosion. In operation phase this soil would
be used for landscaping purpose.
Operation Phase
Segregate garbage
Total Biodegradable waste 10.173 TDP for non-processing unit and
2.656 TDP for processing unit
Mode of Disposal
Biodegradable waste will be segregate hand over Nagpur Municipal
Corporation.
E Waste & Hazardous waste
Quantity of Spent Oil The quantity of spent oil from DG sets would
be negligible
Mode of Disposal: The hazardous material will be handled as per the
Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2003. The waste
oil will be stored in sealed containers and will be sold to authorized
recycling agents.
STP Sludge (Dry Sludge)
a. Quantity MT/ day:- 0.4508 TPD
b. Mode of Disposal: Sewage sludge will be used as manure in
gardening.
Garbage segregation lay out plan refers in Annexure -III
Budgetary allocation (capital accost and O&M cost)
O&M cost : 2 Lakhs/year
Total R.G area in sq. m and in percentage
RG on the ground (Sq.m): 34870.03
Plantation
Existing tree on site:- Nil
Trees to be cut:- No trees will be cut.
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Energy
Environmental
Management
Plan
Traffic Management
Distance from protected areas/critically

polluted
areas
/
Eco
sensitive
areas/interstate boundaries
Trees to be planted as compensation:Proposed tree:- 2000 nos.

Landscape Plans refer Annexure-IV
O&M cost: 1 Lakhs/year
Power Supply
Maximum Demand: 35640.47 KW for Non-processing zone and 4000
KW for processing zone
Source: MSEB
Energy saving by non-conventional methods
The proponent is planning for Solar lightings in staircase / common
areas and for street lights as far as possible but the proposal is not yet
confirmed.
Details calculation and % of saving:
Light fixtures will be used with energy saving CFL & T5 fluorescent
tube with electronic chokes.
Solar system is proposed for external lighting.
BEE rated appliances will be used
Net energy saving by energy conservation measures is average 20 %.
The budget will be finalized later.
D.G Set: Type of Fuel used and Capacity
High Speed Diesel (HSD) will be used as fuel in DG sets
Quantity- 3 DG sets
Capacity 2 Nos x 625 KVA &1x 450
Developer himself will take the responsibility of operation and
maintenance till the formation of society. After Society formation the
responsibility will be handed over to the Secretary.
Nos. of the junction to the main road and design of confluence
The site is well connected by Road. It is located adjacent to
Ghodbandar road
Width of all internal roads 9 M
Vadgaon lake, 6.7 kms from the project site
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. This is a
case of IT SEZ in MIDC area. Honble Bombay High Court in its WP No. 2596 of 2012 order
dated 09.01.2013, has directed to hear the case for EC to appear before 31/03/2013 therefore, the
case was taken on priority. All issues related to environment, including air, water, land, soil,
ecology, biodiversity and social aspects were discussed.
It was noted that the locational clearance for this SEZ indicated a condition of time
which is expired however PP stated that there are of extension of time limit has been
recommended by MIDC and pending with Government and they expect the extension soon.
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The layout processing portion and non- processing portion of the plot has been approved
by MIDC. In non- processing plant residential quarters for staff are proposed. Suitable RG area
had been provided. For water supply consent from MIDC had been obtained. For liquid waste
suitable STP had been proposed with tertiary treatment and treated effluent will be fully
consumed for flushing and cooling purpose, thus this is ZLD project.
The project is proposed for Green Building Platinum rating which is still awaited.
1) Submit details of tertiary treatment for treating effluent.
2) For Sewage the biodegradable portion is treated with OWC. Justification for area for
collection segregation , segregation and treatment to be given and plan for nonbiodegradable waste and e-waste should be submitted .
3) Details of product of OWC should be given.
4) The compliance with ECBC should be submitted in details.
5) Number of recharging pits proposed for RHW should be indicated.
6) The project proponent shall draw up a sustainable model with appropriate EMP, as
the proposed EMP (O&M) is inadequate.
7) Preferably local species of trees for ecological purpose to be planted. Total number of
species and trees per species to be shown location-wise. Mono culture shall be
avoided. Trees to be planted around amenity area.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 12
: Environmental clearance to Tuscan Estate located at S.No.40, Kharadi, Pune by
Tuscan Real Estate Pvt. Ltd, Pune (Compliance case)

Name of Project
TUSCAN ESTATE
Name of Proponent
Mr.Vinayak Jogdeo, Tuscan Real Estate Pvt. Ltd.,
Name of Consultant
Type of project:
Residential Construction Project (Expansion and modification)
S. No. 40, Kharadi, Pune
Whether in Corporation /Municipal/other area Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC)
Pune Municipal Corporation

(If applicable)
Work done as per old EC, issued dated. 4th March 2008(EC copy
attached)

/ Other approvals
NA

Deductions
Net Plot area
51700.00
19265.66
32434.34
1.4

(FSI & Non-FSI)
FSI area (sq. m.): 51875.65

Non FSI area (sq. m.): 67182.00
Total BUA area (sq. m.): 119057.65
Ground-coverage Percentage (%)
15,952Sq m (30.95 %)
INR 72.80 Cr(Includes cost of land and construction)

configuration(s)
10 Buildings+ 1 Play School

A type: 3 buildings: 3B+ 19,
B type: 5 buildings: LP + UP + 11,
C type: 2 Buildings; 1P + 19,
1 Play School: G + 1
Number of tenants and shops
Total 485Tenements
2525
106/hector
59 m
Right of way
24 m wide road
Turning radius
09 m wide road
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Dry season:
Fresh water (Kl): 224 KL&
Source: PMC
Recycled water (Kl): 151 KL
Swimming pool make up (CMD): NA
Total Water Requirement (Kl): 376 KL
Firefighting (Cum):500 KL in UG tank
Wet Season:
Fresh water (CMD): 224 KL&
Source: PMC
Recycled water (CMD): 112 KLD
Total Water Requirement (CMD):337 KLD
Firefighting (CMD):500 KL in UG tank

(RWH)
Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity: 150 KL, 1 tank.

Location of the RWH tank(s): Plan attached
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity: NA
Capital cost : 10,50,000, O & M Cost : 50,000
UGT tanks
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s): Plan enclosed
Natural water drainage pattern : As per contour through nala.

quantity of storm water: 31833 KL/yr
Size of SWD: 600mm
Sewage and Waste

water

STP technology : Activated Sludge Process
DG sets (during emergency) :120 KVA X 1 No.

Waste generation : Debris, top soil/rock
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved :2700 m3
Disposal of the construction way debris : landfilling and for
landscaping.
Wet waste: Organic Waste Convertor
Area requirement:
1. Location(s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of the
solid waste: 160sq.m.
Location plan is enclosed. Total Area: 160sq.m.
Green Belt
Total RG area:
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Development
1. RG area other than green belt (Please specify for Playground, etc.)
2. RG area under green belt: 6463sq.m
RG on the ground (sq. m.):3336.25sq.m
RG on the podium (sq. m.) : 2918.00sq.m
3. Plantation:
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG: 541
trees, As per attached list
Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the
podium RG: 5836
nallah / stream / pond (If any):115
transplanted :85 existing trees,85 will be kept undisturbed.
compensatory plantation, if any: NA
Capital cost: 46,50,000/O&M cost : 16,50,000/- p.a.
Energy
Power supply:
Source : MSEDCL
Use of T5-28W, CFL lamps & Induction lamps shall be used for
Common area lighting
Motion sensors are proposed for parking areas
Transformers are located close to load center to minimize transmission
losses
Thus total energy saving will be 1260 units/day
Detail calculations & % of saving
Energy requirement: 3360 units/Day
Energy saved : 1260 units/Day
% of saving: 37.5%
Compliance of the ECBC guidelines: No
Capital cost: (for solar heating): INR 56,50,000
O&M cost: INR 1,00,000
DG Set:
160 KVA (2No)
Type of fuel used: Diesel
Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary
Allocation

Capital cost
O & M cost (Please ensure manpower and other details)
Operation Phase (with Break-up) Capital cost
STP : 50,00,000/-, RWH : 10,50,000/SWN : 53,50,000/-, OWC : 12,00,000/Green Belt : -46,50,000/-, Solar Water : 56,50,000/ O&M cost (Please ensure manpower and other details)
STP : 19,00,000/-, RWH : 50,000/-
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SWN : 1,00,000/-, OWC : 8,00,000/Green Belt : 16,50,000/-, Solar Water : 1,00,000/ Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and Commitment : By the
Project Proponent
Responsibility for further O &M:
Till society formation Project Proponent will do the O & M. After
Society formation, Society will do O & M through maintenance
collection
Traffic Management
Number and area of basement: 3

Number and area of podia :1
Total Parking area : 36,465Sq m
Area per car :30.00sq.m.
2-Wheeler:1455 No., 4-Wheeler:970 No.
Width of all Internal roads (m):6 m and 9 m.
Decision:
project recast pursuant to compliance of points raised in 56th meeting. The project was earlier
issued EC by MoEF. Accordingly work of one building was taken. However, the PP modified
that proposal and recast project was proposed for appraisal. A document showing the compliance
to various points raised is submitted by PP and alongwith the compliance details of recast project
were also presented.
The compliance of the points are satisfactory.
It was noted that the plot area is slightly changed by addition of some area by additional
acquisition. The ground coverage is now reduced to 33%.
1) The STP shall be located above ground.
2) Provide some of natural light and ventilation to the basement.
3) For fire fighting purpose access shall it be provided to fire engine across the towers
where a 12m gap is already shown in the layout.
4) The diagram showing the construction already done should be submitted by distinct
colors.
5) PP has proposed 456 trees to be planted in addition to existin 85 trees. A total of 115
trees are proposed to be planted on one bank of the nala.
6) Additional trees to be planted along the entire amenity border and other bank of the nala
by the tree species proposed.
7) A revised plan of the green belt development to be submitted for the entire plot giving
details of existing and proposed trees, species and their location on the landscape plan.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 13
: Loha Ispaat Limited - Loha Ispaat Limited at Mauje village
Ransai,Tal.Khalapur,Dist.Raigad

Name of Project
Name of Proponent
Name of Consultant
Type of project
Location of the project
Whether in Corporation / Municipal / other
area
Total Plot Area (sq. m.) Deductions Net Plot
area
(FSI & Non-FSI)
Ground-coverage percentage (%)
Estimated cost of the project
No. of building & its configuration(s)

Height of the building (s)
Right of way
Turning
Details of the demolition with disposal
Loha Ispaat Ltd - Industrial Construction Project.

Loha Ispaat Ltd.
Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Raghunath Mahabal
Construction project
1/A/3/3, 1/C, 1/A/3, 4, 2, 1/A, 6, 1/A/1, 1, 3, 1/A/2, 1/D, 1/B, 3, 2, 1/B,
5 Ransai, Khalapur, Raigad, Maharashtra.
Ransai Vallshi Grampanchayat
Plot area: 76,039 m2
Net plot area: 62,329 m2
Permissible FSI : 1,388 m2
Build up area: 37,570 m2
49.4 %
Rs. 100 Crore
No of
Floor plan details
building
1
Office building & warehouse
2
Other offices
Total
Population (No.)
200
200
400
500 No.
15 m
Main road: 17 m D.P. Road.
Internal road: 12 m
13 m.
Demolition debris used for land filling.
Construction phase:
Construction work:35 CMD
Worker during industry operation: 80 CMD
Operational phase
Dry season:
Fresh water (CMD): CMD & Source: Bore hole
Recycled water (CMD): (CMD)
Total water requirement: (CMD)
Swimming pool make up (cum): Not applicable
Fire fighting (cum): Not applicable
Underground & overhead water storage tank.
U.G. tank is having: 200 m3
O.H. tank is having: 100 m3
Wet Season:
Fresh water (CMD): CMD & Source: Bore hole
Recycled water : (CMD)
Total water requirement: (CMD)
Swimming pool make up (cum): Not applicable
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UGT tanks
Sewage and Waste water
Fire fighting (cum): Not applicable

Underground & overhead water storage tank.
U.G. tank is having: 200 m3
O.H. tank is having: 100 m3
Size and no. of RWH tank (s) and Quantity:
Location of the RWH tank (s):
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity: 2 no. & 20 m3 quantity
Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O & M cost):
Capital cost is Rs. 10 Lakh
O & M cost is Rs. 2 Lakh/Year
Location(s) of the UGT tank (s): Ground
Natural water drainage pattern: along with road side
Quantity of storm water: 10,000 m3/hr
Size of SWD: 1.5 m 1.5 m
Sewage generation (CMD): 18 m3/day
STP technology: Septic tank, Soak pits
Capacity of Septic tank: 25 m3/day
Remaining waste water is directly drained to connected municipal
drainage line
DG sets (during emergency):
Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O & M cost)
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Waste generation in the Pre construction and construction phase

Waste generation is 2,000 kg/day
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved: Top soil preservation /
conservation: Top soil will be preserved and later reused in landscape
area.
Disposal of the construction way debris: Debris generated will be sent
to the authorized debris disposal site as per Construction and
Demolition and De-silting Waste (Management and Disposal) Rules
2006.
Waste generation in the Operation phase
Dry quantity: Not applicable
Wet quantity: Not applicable
E-waste (kg/month): Not Applicable
Hazardous waste (kg/month): Not Applicable
Biomedical waste (kg/month) (If applicable): Not Applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) (kg/day): Not applicable
Mode of disposal of waste:

Dry quantity: Dry garbage will be segregated & disposed off to
recyclers.
Wet quantity: Wet garbage will be composted and used as organic
manure for landscaping
E-Waste: Not Applicable
Hazardous waste: Not Applicable
Biomedical waste (If applicable): Not Applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge): Dry sludge can be used as manure for
plantation & gardening purposes inside the premise.
Area requirement:
Location (s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of the
solid waste:
Total R.G area:
RG area other then green belt
(Please specify for playground, etc.)
Total RG area is 24,759 m2 or 33 % of total plot area
RG area under green belt:
RG on the ground (sq. m): 24,759 m2
RG on the podium (sq. m): Not Applicable
Plantation:
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG: 500
nos. of trees will be planted in total RG area. List is given below
Sr.
Botanical name
Common name
No. of
Tress
Butea Monosperma
Palm
30
Anthocephallus Cadamb Kadamb
30
Azadirachta Indica
Neem
30
Cassia fistula
Bahava
25
Pongama Pinnata
Karanj
30
Albizzalebbeck
Shirish
30
Gmelina Arbozea
Shavan
30
Murraya Paniculata
Kunti
20
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Energy
Adhatoda Vasica
Adulsa
30
Nerium Oleander
Kaner
30
Vitex Negundo
Nirgudi
30
Sagargota
Sagargota
30
Raphis Palm
Raphis Palm
35
Plubago Capensis
Chitrk
25
Tabernaemontana Ver
Tagar
35
Cectrun Noblis
Ratrani
30
Wedella Trilobata
Wedella
30
Total
500
Number and list of shrub and bushes species to be planted in the
podium RG: Not Applicable
nallah / stream / pond (if any): Not applicable
transplanted: Not applicable
NOC for the tree cutting / transplantation / compensatory plantation, if
any: Not applicable
Power supply:
Maximum demand: 4999 kV
Connected load: 10,000 kV
Source: MSEB
Energy saving measures: we used CFL lamps for external lighting.
Compliance of the ECBC guideline: (Yes / No) (If yes then submit it
compliance in tabular form): Not Applicable
Capital cost is Rs. 1.85 Crores
DG sets:
Number and capacity of the

DG sets to be used:
Type of fuel used :
Environmental Management plan Budgetary
Allocation
1 No of 500 kVA
DG set
Diesel
Construction phase (with Break-up)

Capital cost
Component
Capital cost
(Rs. in Lakhs)
Water spray for dust suppression
0.3
Site sanitation
Environmental monitoring
Disinfection
Health check-up & first aid
Safety personal protective equipment
Traffic management
1
3
2
5
10
4
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Traffic management
Storm water management

7
Tyre cleaning and vehicle maintenance
4
Site fencing
12
Total
48.3
Operational Phase (with Break-up)Capital cost
Component
Capital cost
(Rs. in (Lakh)
STP (Tertiary)
25
Landscape development
33
Rain water harvesting
12
Fire Fighting
70
Total
140
Component
O & M cost
(Rs. in (Lakh/year)
STP (Tertiary)
2
Landscape development
8
Rain water harvesting
2
Fire Fighting
2
Total
14
No. of the junction to the main road & design of Confluence:
Parking details:
Number and area of podia : Not Applicable
Total Parking area : 1,250 m2
Area per car
7 m2
2-Wheeler
60 no.
4-Wheeler
45 no.
Public transport
Well connect to road.
Width of all Internal roads (m): 12 m
Decision:
expansion project for storage steel coils and sheets and MS plates. It was noted that some sheds
has been already constructed and additional sheets are now proposed. The administration
building already exists. NOC from MPCB is obtained. The project is in Industrial Zone.It is
stated that applicable FSI is 0.5 on the basis of presentation. Committee made following
observations. The ground coverage is 49%.
1) Adequate parking should be provided for vehicles and trucks .
2) Adequate distance for River Zone should be ensured as it is on bank of river.
3) PP has proposed a Green Belt along periphery comprising of 462 trees. Trees shall be
planted particularly on the river bank side and existing 5 number of trees to be retained.
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Item No
Subject
Decision :
: 14
: Deepak Nitrite Limited - Addition of new products in existing unit by
modernization and de bottlenecking at plot No.1-7 & 26-3, MIDC,
Dhatav,Tal.Roha, Dist.Raigad
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 15
: National Institute of Securities Markets - Proposed campus for NISM at plot
no.IS-1 and IS-2 in the Patalganga Industrial Area, village Wasambe, Tal-Khalapur,
Dist Raigad. (New Case)

Name of Project
Proponent
Consultant
Type of Project:
Campus for National Institute Of Securities Markets [NISM]

Mr. Jitender K. Aggarwal [Vice President , Estates], M/s. National Institute of Securities Markets,
NISM Bhavan, Plot No. 82, Sector - 17,Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703
M/s. Green Circle Inc.
Institutional Project
Plot no. IS-1 & IS-2, Village : Mohapada, at Patalganga, Dist. : Raigad, Maharashtra
Whether in Corporation/
Municipal/other area
Applicability of the
DCR
Total Plot Area
Deductions for 10% RG
Net Plot area
Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC)
Permissible FSI area (

90 % of total plot area)
(FSI & Non FSI)
224717.40 m2
Ground-coverage
Percentage (%)
Estimated cost of the
project
configurations
Yes, as per Development Control Rule [DCR] of MIDC

2,49,686 m2
24968.60 m2
224717.40 m2
Proposed FSI area (m2)

[FSI 0.2005]
Non FSI area (m2)
Total Construction BUA area (m2)
19219.5 m2 [Total Percentage to Net Plot area : 8.55%]
14786.00 m2
59858.85 m2
INR 307 Crores

No. of buildings : 21 nos.
Blocks
Library
Orientation
Recreation block
Academic Blocks [A, B, C & D]
Hostel Executive / MDP
Students Hostel
Dining + Amphitheatre
Dean's Bungalow
Director Bungalow
Auditorium + Kitchen +
Dormitories
Number of expected
residents / users
45072.85 m2
Configuration
G +1
G +2
G +1
S +2
G/S +7
G/S +7
G
G.
G+1
Nos.
1
1
1
4
1
3
1
6
2
G+2
1970 no. of Persons
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Maximum 26.05 m
Right of way
20 m wide main access road will further connect to Dand -Apta road
Turning radius
6.0 m to 12.0 m wide internal driveways with 9.0 m radius and wider space at turning
Existing structure
Details of the demolition
with disposal (If
applicable)
Total Water
Requirement
No
No, Project does not involve any demolition work
Dry season:
Source: MIDC water supply / Recycled water
Fresh water
: 383 m3/day
Domestic use
: 147 m3/day
Pool backwash water
: 31 m3/day
Pool & Pond Evaporation : 76 m3/day
Landscaping water
: 117 m3/day
Cooling Tower
: 12 m3/day
Recycled water
: 249 m3/day
Flushing water
: 113 m3/day
Cooling Tower
: 136 m3/day
Fire fighting
: 2,00,000 Lits.
: Zero Liquid Discharge
Wet Season:
Source : MIDC water supply / Recycled water
Fresh water
: 208 m3/day
Domestic use
: 147 m3/day
Pool backwash water
: 31 m3/day
Pool & Pond Evaporation : 30 m3/day
Recycled water
: 249 m3/day
Flushing water
: 113 m3/day
Cooling Tower
: 136 m3/day
Fire fighting
: 2,00,000 Lits.
: Zero Liquid Discharge

(RWH)
Level of the Ground water table : below 19 m

Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity : None
Location of the RWH tank(s) : None
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity :
Size of the recharge pit : 3 m dia & 2m depth , 2.5 m dia & 2 m depth
No of recharge pit proposed: 29 nos.
Depth for Bore : Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O&M cost)
Capital Cost INR 56.00 lakh
O & M Cost - INR 5.00 lakh/annum
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UGT tanks
UNDERGROUND
TANK
[LITERS]
OVERHEAD TANK
[LITERS]
INSTITUTIONAL BLOCK
Fire Water Tank
200000
Library
5000
Orientation
10000
Academic block A, B, C &

D
10000 each block
DINING below Amphi
5000
Auditorium
15000
HOSTEL BLOCK
UNDERGROUND
TANK
[LITERS]
DOMESTIC
Water
Tank
475000 LITERS
FOR INSTITUTE
AND 15000 LITERS
FOR BUNGLOW
Hostel & MDP
20000
Student Hostel
20000 each hostel bldg
Recreation block
5000
OVERHEAD TANK
[LITERS]
INSTITUTIONAL BLOCK
Library
Hydro -pneumatic system
Orientation
Academic block A, B, C & D
DINING below Amphi
Auditorium
HOSTEL BLOCK
FLUSHING
Water
Tank
200000 LITERS
FOR INSTITUTE
AND 5000 LITERS
FOR BUNGLOW
Hostel & MDP
5600
Student Hostel
Recreation block
INSTITUTIONAL BLOCK
Library
Orientation
Academic block A, B, C & D
DINING below Amphi
Auditorium
HOSTEL BLOCK
Hostel & MDP
3000
Student Hostel
Recreation block
Natural water drainage pattern : Contoured land sloping From West to East direction
Quantity of storm water : 23698.2 cum /hr
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Size of SWD : 400 mm, 600 mm & 1200 mm wide storm water trench @ slope 1:200
Sewage and Waste water
Sewage generation : 262 m3/day

STP technology : Fluidized Media Reactor (FMR) Technology
Capacity of STP : Two STPs of capacity 100 m3/day & 170 m3/day
Location of the STP : underground
DG sets (during emergency): Load considered in the Common D.G. Set. [3 nos. x 750 kVA with
acoustic enclosures]
Capital Cost - INR 100 Lakh [For STP only]
O & M cost - INR 7.5 Lakh /Annum [For STP only]
Waste generation in the Pre Construction & Construction phase:
Pre Construction Phase:
Waste generation : 68 kg /day
Excavation Quantity : 28,000 m3
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved : None
Disposal of the construction way debris : None
Dry waste : 443 kg/day
Wet waste : 443 kg/day
E waste : very less amount
Hazardous waste : 5-6 lit/month used oil
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable) : Not applicable
Manure from STP Sludge : @ 52 kg/day
Excavation soil will be used for backfilling in low-lying areas within the plot, leveling purpose.
Dry waste : Handed over to authorized recycler of MIDC for further handling & disposal purpose
Wet waste: Through Organic Waste Processor (OWP) i.e. Model OWP 500. Composting manure will
be used for gardening purpose
E waste : Handed over to MPCB authorized contracted vendors Hazardous waste : Handed over to
PCB authorized Vendor
Biomedical waste (If applicable) : Not Applicable
Manure from STP Sludge : Will be used as manure for gardening purpose
OWC Details :
Model No.
OWP 500
No. of OWP
1 nos.
Weight of Organic Waste in Kg/ Day

443
Dimensions of machine [lwh] in meter
5.6 2.3 2.6
Required Area
[including collection, storage, machine area & 10 m 5m
treatment facility ]
Capital Cost of OWP machine : INR 8.0 lakh
O & M Cost of OWP machine : INR 3.0 lakh/annum
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Landscape Area On Ground
55697.00 m2
Existing trees
20 nos.
Trees to be Cut
NIL
Trees to be Retained
20 Nos.
Trees to be Transplanted
NIL
New Trees Plantations
2500 Nos.

Capital Cost : INR 416 Lakh
O & M Cost : INR 20 Lakh/annum
Energy
SR. NO.
POWER REQUIREMENT
1.
SOURCE OF POWER SUPPLY : Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd .
2.
During Construction Phase

Connected Load
3.
90 KW
During Operation Phase

Maximum Demand Load
2000 KW
KVA at 0.9 PF 2250KVA

Loading of transformer at 90% 2500 KVA
100% standby transformer capacity provided
4.
DG set as Power Back up

During operational phase
5.
Transformer
6.
DG Set Location
7.
Fuel used for DG set :
1 X 125 KVA
3 nos. x 750 kVA with acoustic
enclosures
2 X 2500 kVA
a. Diesel / High Speed Diesel

b. Storage Capacity
As per slide no. 47
HSD
3nos. X 990 its near acoustic enclosure
Energy saving by non-conventional method : None

It is proposed to use a combination of high efficiency T-5 & LED Luminaries' with high LORs. It is
also proposed to use various energy saving measures such as task lighting, day lighting sensors,
occupancy sensors, dimmers and microprocessor based lighting control system etc.
It is proposed to use combination of highly efficient water cooled centrifugal and screw chillers for
base load & variable part loads respectively. Other energy saving measures include :Use of Variable
Speed Secondary chilled water pumping system, VFDs for AHUs and Cooling Towers, low friction
loss factory fabricated ducting, VAV boxes, use of energy efficient pumps and motors, Roof cooling,
cold insulation etc.
It is proposed to provide high efficiency lifts with following energy saving features.
a) The tranction machine shall be Gearless type.
b) The motor shall be controlled by a variable voltage variable frequency (V.V.V.F.) microprocessor control system
c) Group control operation for optimizing the energy requirements
Efficiency VFI mode (On-Line) @ 95.2% having flat efficiency curve for 25 to 100% load compared
to conventional UPS
It is envisaged to achieve 5% savings with the use of high efficiency pumps ,motors& other
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equipments
It is proposed to use high efficiency transformers (amorphous core for reducing the no load
losses),Use of bustrunking
Environmental
Management plan
DG set as Power Back up

During operational phase
1 X 125 KVA
3 nos. x 750 kVA with acoustic enclosures
Transformer
2 X 2500 kVA
DG Set Location
As per slide no. 47
Fuel used for DG set :

a. Diesel / High Speed Diesel
b. Storage Capacity
HSD
3nos. X 990 its near acoustic enclosure
During Construction Phase :

Sr. No.
Total Approx. cost

( In Lakhs)
Parameter
WATER FOR DUST SUPPRESSION
4.0
SITE SANITATION & SAFETY
2.5
4.5
DISINFECTION
3.0
HEALTH CHECK UP
3.2
TOTAL COST
17.2
During Operational Phase :

SR.
NO.
1
SET UP COST
` IN LACS
PARAMETER
STP COST
100.00
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONAL &
MAINTAINACE COST
(` IN LACS/YR)
7.5
2.00
(MONITORING CHARGES FOR AIR,
WATER, WASTE WATER, SOIL, DG
STACK, NOISE ETC.)
8.00
3.00
GARDENING
416.00
20.00
5.
SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM
65.00
1.00
6.
100KWP SOLAR PV GENERATION
100.00
1.00
7.
RAIN WATER HARVESTING [RECHARGE PITS]
56.00
5.00
745.00
39.50
TOTAL COST
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Traffic Management
Nos. of the junction to the main road & design of confluence:

Parking details:
Width of all Internal roads (m): 6.0 m to 12.0 m wide internal driveways
PARKING REQUIREMENT CALCULATIONS
Institutional
Floor Area
[Net + Balcony]
Criteria
Required
Proposed
46903.248
One for every 100

Sq.m. = 469.03 nos.
470
470
10% Visitor Parking =

47.00 nos.
47
47
Total Car Parking
517
517
10% Two Wheelers

Parking = 51.7 nos.
52
52
Bus
Commercial Vehicles
Parking Area Provided (m2)

Open Parking
5927.28 m2
Covered parking
1566.22 m2
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. All issues
related to environment, including air, water, land, soil, ecology, biodiversity and social aspects
in EIA were discussed.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
PP to explore possibility of carry out vermi-composting instead of OWC.

Pool and pond evaporation figures to be recalculated and submitted.
PP to submit Pool backwash calculations.
PP to submit Flushing and gardening water standards.
PP to submit Sectional details of building ,STP and other structures
PP to provide noise barrier near expressway abutting bunglows.
PP to submit details of the existing trees, trees to be cut, trees to be transplanted and trees
to be planted (nos., size, age, and species) . Local species to be preferred rather than
exotic trees and monoculture to be avoided
8) The project proponent shall draw up a sustainable model with appropriate EMP, as the
proposed EMP (O&M) is inadequate.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 16
: Yamuna Realty Pvt.Ltd. - Proposed residential project " Naran Urbane Housing
Forum " located at New S.No.30 to 37, 38/1,39,42 at village Mahagaon, Tal.
Palghar,Dist.Thane (New Case)

Name of the Project
Residential Township Narang Urbane Housing Forum
Proponent
Consultant
Type of Project:
Mr. Amit Narang, M/s Yamuna Reality Pvt. Ltd.

M/s. Enviro Analysts & Engineers Pvt. Ltd
Housing Project
Plot Bearing S. No. 29/1, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38/1, 39, 42 at Village
Walve, Taluka Palghar, District - Thane
Gram Panchayat Walve
Whether in
Corporation/municipal/other area
Palghar DCR
Note on the initiated work (if

applicable)
No work has been initiated
Total plot area (Sq.m.)

Permissible FSI (including TDR
etc.)
Proposed Built Up Area(FSI & Non
FSI)
2,09,040.00 Sq.m
1.00
Ground Coverage Area (percentage

of plot not open to sky)
36,640 Sq.m
18 %
Estimated Cost of the project
175 Crores
Number of Buildings &

configuration(s)
FSI Area (sq.m) Non FSI Area (sq.m) Total construction Area (sq.m)
82,356.58
17,751.42
1,00,108.00
Particulars
No. of Buildings
Configuration of buildings
Bungalows : 287
Flats : 279
Bungalows
287
Gr + 1
Apartments
24
St + 3
Number of expected residents/users

2774 Nos
27.44 Tenements / Hectare
Height of Building(s)
Bungalows: 6.75 mt.

Apartment Building : 16.0 Mt (up to OHT) and 11.75 mt without OHT
Right of way
7.0 mt wide Road
Turning radius
Existing Structure(s)
Min 6.0 mt
Vacant Land
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Dry Season:
Fresh water (CMD) & source: 138 by MJP
Total Water Requirement (CMD): 234 (Domestic + Flushing)
Landscape water requirement: 86
UG Tanks : 30 cum, 15 cum, 31 cum, 16 cum
ESR capacity: 160 KLD
For bungalows flushing water will be directly feeded.
Wet Season:
Fresh Water (CMD) & Source: 138 CMD by MJP
Recycled Water (CMD): 202
Total Water Requirement (CMD): 234 (Domestic + Flushing)
UG Tanks = 30 cum, 15 cum, 31 cum, 16 cum
ESR capacity : 160 KLD
For bungalows flushing water will be directly feeded.
Strom water drainage
Sewage & Waste Water
Level of the ground water table 2.5 mt. to 3.0 mt.

Size and no of RWH tank(s) and quantity: For terrace water collection tank with
recharge bore well 47 Nos
Location of the RWH tanks(s): Ground level
Size, no. of recharge pits and quantity: 21 Deep Bored shafts of 2m x 2m x 2m
drilled till 25-30 m
For Rainwater harvesting
Capital cost: 35 Lakhs
O & M Cost : 3.0 Lakhs
Natural water drainage pattern: By Gravity
Quantity of storm water: 4.93 cumecs
Size of SWD: B = 0.36 m D = 0.30 m and B = 0.84 m D = 0.70 m
Sewage generation: 210 KLD
STP Technology: MBBR with Grey water and black water separation system
Capacity of STP (CMD): STP 1, 140 cum/day STP 2, 40 cum/day STP 3 30
cum/day
Location of the STP: Ground level
DG Set (during emergency) DG set back up for emergency
Budgetary allocation:
Capital Cost: 60 lakhs

O&M Cost: 8.0 lakhs
Waste generation in the Pre Construction and Construction phase
Waste generation
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved:
Top Soil used for Landscape Construction material
Disposal of the construction way debris
Debris will be used for land filling and surplus will be disposed off as per norms.
Scrap material will be sold to recyclers.
Waste generation in the operation phase:
Dry waste (Kg/day): 534 kg/day
Wet waste (Kg/day): 601 kg/day
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E-waste (Kg/month): NA
STP sludge (Dry sludge) (Kg/Day): 28 Kg/Day
Mode of Disposal of Waste:
Dry waste: segregated/sale/Collection by local vendors/recyclers
Wet Waste: Will be processed in the Organic Waste Converter.
E-Waste: NA
Biomedical Waste: Quantity
Non Infectious waste :21.25 kg/day
Infectious but not hazardous waste : 2.5 kg/day
Hazardous waste : 1.25 Kg/day
Disposal: Bio medical waste will be sent to Bio medical waste disposal centre
STP Sludge (Dry Sludge): Use as a manure
Area Requirement:
Location(s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of the solid
waste:
Particular
OWC & Garbage Collection Room No and Area

(Sq.m)
73 Sq.m area for storage, segregation and processing
of waste with 15 day maturation period capacity
Bungalows
Apartments
2 waste management centre of 73 Sq.m area for

storage, segregation and processing of waste with 15
day maturation period capacity
For club house

school and
commercial
15 Sq.m, 65 Sq.m and 15 Sq.m area respectively for

storage, segregation and processing of waste with 15
day maturation period capacity
For OWC area 124 Sq.m is kept for manure generation and rest will be kept for
collection segregation

For Solid waste management :
Capital Cost: 18 lakhs
O & M Cost : Rs. 3.0 lakhs per Annum
Total R.G. Area:
RG area other than green belt (please specify for playground, etc.)
RG on Ground: 13,466 Sq.m
RG on Podium: NA
Plantations:
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG:
SR. NO. BIG-BROAD LEAVED TREES Number
1
2
3
Chairman
Terminalia catappa
Ziziphus mauritiana
Ficus religiosa
20
22
24
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4
5
6
7
8
9
Polyalthia longifolia
Garcinia indica
Terminalia arjuna
Ficus carica
Caryota urens
Cassia fistula
28
29
30
28
25
28
10
Michelia champaca
26
11
Azadirachta indica
20
Total trees
280
Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG:
NA
nallah/stream/pond(if any): NA
Number, size, age and species of trees to be cut, trees to be transplanted:
There are 800 existing trees out of which 602 trees will be retained as it is and
198 trees proposed to be transplanted out of the proposed building line.
S.No
Tree species
1
Mangifera indica
2
Cocos nucifera
3
Pouteria sapota
Total no of trees to be transplanted
Energy
No of tress
32
75
91
198
NOC for the tree cutting/transplantation/ compensatory plantation, if any: 198

trees to be transplanted
For Landscaping :
Capital Cost: Rs. 60 lakhs
O & M Cost: Rs. 4.0 lakhs
Power Supply:
Maximum Demand: 3,414 KW
Connected Load: 11,310 KW
Source: MSEDCL
Energy saving by Non
-conventional method:
a. Proposed Solar Water Heating System to cater 20% of total hot water
capacity for A Type Bungalows.
b. Proposed Solar Lighting to cater 100% of total lighting for Club House
d. 30% of Street lights will be on Renewable /Solar source.
c. External lighting to be controlled by time switch.
e. Light fixtures will be used with energy saving CFL /T5/LED with
electronic chokes / driver.
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f. Lift motors, domestic water pumps, Fire Fighting pumps will be energy
efficient motors.
g. Design APFC Panels to maintain power factor between 0.95 to unity.
h. All utility panels and common area panel contain kWH meter for monitor
energy.
i. Proposed Equipment which complied with IS 13129 for solar water heater
for better efficiency.
From above these measures 15 % energy saving will be achieved
Details calculations & % of saving:
1. Average power saving by solar lighting for street lighting club house school
and hospital is 33% of total maximum demand
2. Power saving due to solar water heater system 45 % of total maximum
demand for water heating.
Compliance of the ECBC guidelines: (Yes/No) (If yes then submit compliance
in tabular form) Yes
For Solar Energy system :
Capital Cost: Rs. 30 Lakhs
O & M Cost: Rs 4.0 Lakhs
DG Set:
DG set will be provided for backup power to emergency facilities.
Number and capacity of the DG sets to be used:
200 kVA D.G.SET
200 kVA D.G.SET
80 kVA D.G.SET
75 kVA D.G.SET
40 kVA D.G.SET
Environmental Management plan

Type of fuel used: HSD

Sr.
Method Adopted
No.
For Internal Common Area Load

For Commercial Block
For Hospital
For Club House
For School
MSW
Setting-up
Cost
( in Lakhs)
18
STP
60
8.0
Solar Energy
System
Landscaping
30
4.0
60
4.0
Rain water
Harvesting
35
3.0
203
22.0
4
5
Total
Chairman
Annual Maintenance and

Operational Cost
( in Lakhs)
3.0
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Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and commitment:
Traffic Management
Responsibility for further O & M

Rental & Sale
After occupancy, Co-Op societies will be formed. The societies will form a
federation.
The Operation and Maintenance of Environmental management facilities (EMF)
shall be taken care by the developers for first three years.
Afterwards, EMF shall be handed over to society/ federation.
Funds for recurring cost on EMP shall be generated from the tenants of the
society by specifically mentioning in the sale agreement.
Parking Space : Stilt and open
Parking provided :
Bungalows : 389 Nos , Flats : 370 Nos, For hospital : 338.07 Sq.m
Commercial Building : 305.37 Sq.m, School : 476 Sq.m
Club house : 82 Sq.m , Public Transport: NA
Width of all Internal roads (m): 12 mt 9 mt and 6.0 mt drive way for vehicle
movement
Decision:
related to environment, including air, water, land, soil, ecology, biodiversity and social aspects in
EIA were discussed.
It was noted that out of 293 plots, development is proposed of only 289 in Phase I and
proposal for Phase I only is presented and appraisal..
1) The layout as per plan approved by Town Planning authorities should be followed.
2) It was informed that the wells in the plot were tested for yield test by geologist
affirming that the required water quantity (137 KLD) is available. The quality of
which should be checked and if needed and treatment should be given.
3) PP to provide 3 pairs of STP and gray water as well as black water shall to be
separated.
4) The flushing water tank and clean water tank should be separated to avoid
contamination.
5) Existing well/s in the plot to be retained.
6) The project being unique and green, care will be taken to conserve all the trees in the
entire plot during construction phase.
7) Details of Green belt development to be submitted on ground plan i.e. location of
trees species number of trees per species. i.e. trees to be retained (602 Nos.) to be
transplanted (198 Nos.) and new proposed (280 Nos) . i.e. total 1080 trees.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
Decision:
: 17
: Sukhwani Infrabuild - Residential Project" Scarlet" at Gat No.675, Keshnand
Road,Wagholi, Pune (New Case)
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent .
PP agreed that he has already constructed work. Environment Department may
look into matter for the aforesaid violation and take necessary action.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 18
: 7 Avenues by Sai Innovision Associates - At S.No.28/1B, 29/5 at Baliwadi, Pune
(Compliance Case)

Name of Project:-
7 Avenues
Name of Proponent:Name of Consultant:Type of project:
Mr. Manoj C. Phutane, Director, Innovision Realtors

MITCON Consultancy & Engineering Services Ltd.
Residential Project
Location of the project:
Survey No. 28/1B, 29/5

Near MITCON, Opp. Balewadi Stadium, Balewadi
Taluka-Haveli, Dist: Pune
Within Pune Municipal Corporation Limits (PMC)
Whether in Corporation /
Municipal / other area:Applicability of the DCR
(If applicable)
Total Plot Area

Net Plot Area
PMC DCR
This is amalgamated project of two separate entities and after amalgamation the JV
has approached for EC. Presently at site after JV formation the total construction area
is 10396 Sq.M. The detailed statement explaining the facts is submitted as query
compliance vide letter dated 4th Feb. 2013.
32522.46 Sq M
14849.09 Sq M
Permissible FSI (including TDR

etc.):-
26290.16 Sq. M
Proposed Built-up Area (FSI+

Non FSI):-
FSI area (sq. m.):- 26258.44 Sq. M

Non FSI area (sq. m.):-25891.65 Sq. M
Total BUA area (FSI+Non FSI) =52150.09 Sq. M
41% (6195.68Sq.M.)
Ground-coverage
Percentage (%)
Estimated cost of the project:-
Rs. 91.91 crores

configuration
BUILDIN
GS
NO
OF
FLO
ORS
A WING
11
B WING
11
C WING
11
D WING
11
Chairman
NO OF PER
FLOOR
FLATS
3 /FL
3 /FL & 2 OF
8TH FL
6 /FL & 5 OF
8TH FL
6 /FL & 5 OF
8TH FL
NO
OF
1
RM
Toil
et
NO
OF
3
BH
K
NO
OF
4
BH
K
33
11
22
32
10
22
NO
OF
FLA
TS
NO
OF
2
BH
K
65
43
22
65
43
22
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E WING
11
F WING
11
G WING
11
4 /FL & 3 OF
8TH FL
6 /FL & 5 OF
8TH FL
6 / 1st To 3rd
FL.
2 / 4th To 7th &
9th To 11th FL
1 / 8 FL
TOT
AL
Number of expected
residents / users
Right of way
Turning radius
43
43
65
43
18
18
22
15
14
1
33
7
BUILDIN
GS
1626
336
18
172
102
44
34.2 mts
Highway NH4 60 M
The clear 6 m width and a turning radius of 7.5 m is provided for the fire tender
movement.

No. of flats/units- 318 flats & 18 Rooms, Total Population- 1626
Sr.
No.
1.
2.
Description
Domestic for
residential (@ 90
LPCD ) no. of
Person 1626
Flushing for
residential (@
45. LPCD ) no.
of person 1626
Landscape
Water
requirem
ent
m3
Los
s
146
Water use m3
Sewage
generatio
n
m3
Fresh
Recycled
14
132
146
73
73
73
33
33
33
Clubhouse
2.5
0.5
2m
1.5
Swimming Pool
5.5
5.5
5.5
TOTAL
260
53
207
152.5
107.5

(RWH)
Budgetary allocation (Capital
cost and O&M cost)
No. of recharge pit with Recharge bore 13 no.

Size - 5.00mX 3.00mX2.0m
14 Lakhs
2 Lakhs
UGT tanks
5,50,000 liters for Drinking Water & 3,00,000 for Fire Fighting
Overflow/surplus water from the recharge pit will be discharged into storm water
drainage.
Particular
Commitment On
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Sewage and Waste

water
Sewage generation (CMD)

STP technology
Capacity of STP (CMD)
Location of the STP
DG sets (during emergency)
Budgetary allocation (Capital cost
and O&M cost)
Waste generation in the Pre
Construction and Construction
phase:
Waste generation
Quantity of the top soil to be
preserved
Disposal of the construction way
debris
Waste generation in the operation
Phase:
Dry waste (Kg/day):
Wet waste (Kg/day):
E waste (Kg/month):
Hazardous waste (Kg/month):
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If
applicable):
STP Sludge (Dry sludge)
(Kg/day):
Dry waste:
Wet waste:
E waste:
Hazardous waste:
Biomedical waste (If applicable):
STP Sludge (Dry sludge):
Area requirement:
1. Location(s) and total area
provided for the storage and
treatment of the solid waste:
207 m3
MMBR Process
220 M3/Day
40.10 Lakhs
10 Lakhs
Authorized vendor or used for strengthen the

base of construction
Quantity of solid waste 0.732 T/day approx.
Quantity of wet waste 0.439 T/day
Quantity of dry waste 0.293 T/day
Nil
Nil
Nil
Authorized recycler
Organic Waste Converter

and O&M cost)
17 Lakh,
2 Lakh
Green Belt
Development
Total RG area:
1. RG area other than green belt
(Please specify for
Play ground, etc.)
2. RG area under green belt:
RG on the ground (sq. m.)
RG on the podium (sq. m.)
3. Plantation:
Number and list of trees species to
be planted in the
ground RG:
Number and list of shrubs and
Chairman
3261.04 Sq. M.
1455 Sq. M.
1806.04 Sq. M.
trees will be planted in the entire project area
List of trees are given in Annexure1
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bushes species to be
planted in the podium RG:
Number and list of trees species to
be planted around
the border of nallah / stream / pond
(If any):
Number, size, age and species of
trees to be cut, trees
to be transplanted
NOC for the Tree cutting /
transplantation/
compensatory plantation, if any
4. Budgetary allocation (Capital
cost and O&M cost)
Energy
Power supply:
Maximum demand
Connected load
Source
Energy saving by non-conventional

method:
Compliance of the ECBC
guidelines: (Yes / No) (If yes then
submit compliance in tabular form)
and O&M cost)
DG Set:
Number and capacity of the DG
sets to be used
Type of fuel used
Environmental
Management plan
Budgetary
Allocation
Construction phase (with Breakup):

Capital cost
O & M cost (Please ensure
manpower and other details)
O&M cost (Please ensure
manpower and other details)
Quantum and generation of
Corpus fund and Commitment
Chairman
N.A.
N.A.
Rs. 59 Lakh,
Rs. 3 Lakh
Source: MSEDCL
During Construction Phase:
D. G. Set 1 62.5 KVA
Fuel Requirement - 11.6 Lits / Hrs
During Operation Phase:
Building Demand - 1932 KVA
(Rooms, Lift, Common, Pumps, Street Light)
Transformer Suggested
- 3 No. 630 KVA
high efficiency transformer, motors
Time based control to save power by
switching ON & OFF the lights
Use of solar nergy
30.67%
D.G. Set Suggested

- 1 No. 180 KVA
Fuel Requirement
- 32 Lits / Hrs.
Sr
.
N
o
Parameter
Capital
Cost
(Rs. in
Lacs)
O&M
cost
(Rs. in
Lacs/yr)
1.
Sewage
Treatment Plant
(STP)
40.10
10
2.
Solid waste
management
17
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Responsibility for further O &M
3.
Rainwater
harvesting
14
4.
Gardening &
Landscaping
59
5.
Energy
Systems
6. Safety
Measures
7. Environment
monitoring
8
Solar hot water
System
Total Cost
0.03
40
---
54
229.1
27.03
Traffic Management
Cars
257
Scooters
526
Bicycle
526
Decision:
EIA were discussed.
It was noted that The total plot area under the proposed is 31639 m2. This is an
amalgamation of the earlier plot area of M/s. Sai sharaddha Associates and M/s. Innovision
Realtors. The amalgamation taken place at 24/01/2012 and/OR 14/11/2011(?) Exact date should
be confirmed.Prior to the amalgamation separate sanctions for building on individual plot were
available with scope of construction less than 20000m2 and work was started separately on the
separate plots. After the amalgamation considering the total FSI available due to reservation etc.
modified plan was prepared for BUA (28678m2) for which construction sanction is awarded.
The PP (Sai Innovision Associates) have approached SEAC for EC as area exceed 20000m2.
The proponent is requested to comply with the following observations:
1) The PP to submit documents confirming that no construction is done after the
amalgamation.
2) The details of the reservation etc. in the entire plot of 31639 m2, according to sanctioned
DP should be got certified by competent authority after wards the details of FSI availed
of in exchange for reservation.
3) The PP to furnish chronological listing and development of the separate plots
amalgamation, various sanction received for clarity in the matter and expression in details
how no violation of EPA is involved.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 19
: Eiffel Developers and Realtors Ltd. - Proposed Township Project at
S.No.38/152 of village Dattawadi & Kasarsai, Tal.Mulshi, Dist.Pune
(Compliance Case)

Project
Proponent
Consultant
Type of the project
Location of Project
Municipal / Other area:
Total plot area
Deductions
Net plot area
Permissible FSI
(including TDR etc.)
(FSI & Non- FSI ):
Ground Coverage
Estimated cost of the
project:
No. of Buildings and its
configuration
No. of tenant and Shops
No. of Expected
residents/users
MEGACITY - Hinjewadi - Proposed development on plot bearing no. of 38/2 &

38/3, 38/1, 36, 56, 39, 57, 42, 40/1d, 53/54, 52 near Dattawadi & Kasarsai village,
Mulshi, Pune.
Dilip Khapre, 929, Mantri House, 1st Floor, FC Road,
Pune,411004
Building Environment (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Township project- This is an expansion construction project.
Proposed development Megacity-Hinjewadi will be developed at plot bearing no.
38/2 & 38/3, 38/1,36,56,39,57,42,40/1d, 53/54,52 of village Dattawadi, & Kasarsai,
Tehsil-Mulshi Pune.
Latitude: 186046.22N, Longitude: 736892.51E
Theproject sitecomesunder the Town Planning, District Pune.
Directorate of Town Planning, Maharashtra, Pune.
203 acres (821512 sq m.)
Area not proposed for development - 64065 sq m
Hill area 83456.58 sq m.
Area for development- 738353 sq m.
Applicable FSI:0.5
FSI Area: 369177 sq m.
FSI Area: 369177 sq m.
Non FSI area: 110753 sq.m
Total BUA: 479930 Sq.m
24.66%
Rs. 556 Crores
Total no. of buildings: 41 nos.
Bungalows:- 282 nos.
Building configuration:
S+G+7
S+G+8
S+G+14
Low rise development :- S+G+1 = 8.45 m.
Maximum height of the building being 42 meter.
Refer Annexure II for building section plan-need to provide
No. of residential flats : 1 BHK: 1440 nos., 2 BHK: 3680 nos.
3 BHK: 400 nos., Bungalows: 282 nos.
Commercial, Educational, Hospital, Public Utilities Spaces : 83535 sqm.
Residential population: 23014 nos.
Commercial + visitors population: 10064 nos
Amenity population: 7 nos.
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Height of building
42 m.
Right of way
18 m.
Turning radius
18 mtrs. Wide
Existing Structures
The proposed development will be carried out on an open plot; thus demolition activity
will not be a question.
The existing nature of the site is open vacant land where no structures exist on site
hence a demolition activity will take place.
Dry & Wet season:
Fresh water demand= 2640 KLD & Source : Kasarsai dam.
Recycled water supply: 1471 KLD
For flushing :1534 KLD
Green House :421 KLD
For car washing : 115 KLD
HVAC:- 1025 KLD
There will be no surplus water from STP.
RG area will be grown naturally.
It is proposed to collect rainwater from roof area in the underground rain water
harvesting tank
The water collected is used in the building for domestic purposes after treatment.
Recharging: Rain water from hardscape and soft scape area is used for ground water
recharging.
Level of ground water table: 15-20m
Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity :
No .of Rain water harvesting tanks: 3 no. with 630 kl capacity.
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity :
307 nos of recharge bore wells
Capacity of each recharge borewell is 7.2 cum/day
Dimension :1.2m x 1.2m x 5m
Capital cost: 127 lacs
Maintenance cost: 3.5 lacs
Details of the demolition

with disposal
Total water requirement
Rain water Harvesting
UGT Tanks
Sr no.
Description
Volume (KL)
Capacity of underground tank

1
2
Domestic water tank

UG Treated Water Tank
1850.60
ESR Domestic Water Tank
3607.87
ESR Flushing Water Tank
2976.75
Break pressure Tank
241.31
Fire water tank
200
Natural water drainage pattern: The proposed project will have storm water drainage
network from south to north. Quantity of storm water: 6313 m3.
Size of SWD: channel size of 1500 mm wide with 5000 mm deep is acceptable.
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Sewage and Wastewater
I. Sewage Generation: 3568 cum/day wastewater will be generated. The treated water
coming from STP (3032 cum/day) will be used for secondary purposes like, gardening,
flushing, car washing and HVAC.
II. STP Technology Wastewater produced will be treated on site in a Sewage
Treatment Plant of capacity 3654 KLD working on Fluidized Aerobic Bioreactor
(FAB) technology.
Capacity of STP Sewage Treatment Plant of capacity 3654 KLD working on
Fluidized Aerobic Bioreactor (FAB) technology.
V.DG sets (during emergency): D.G. Set will be used as an alternate supply of
electricity only in case of emergency.
Type of fuel: High Speed Diesel (HSD) will be used as fuel in DG sets
Quantity: 9 nos. and 3 nos.
Capacity 625 KVA and 500 KVA.
V. Budgetary allocation (capital cost and O&M cost)

Capital Cost: 592 Lakhs
O&M cost: 35 Lakhs/year
Pre Construction and Construction phase
Waste:- Waste generated during pre construction and construction phase is 24.86
MT/day
Top soil preservation / conservation 15cm of top soil would be stripped and stored on
site in dig having 1 m height. The top soil would be covered with plastic sheet and
through garland drain to prevent any loss because of rain or wind erosion. In operation
phase this soil would be used for landscaping purpose.
Disposal of the construction way debris The waste would be used on site to achieve
higher plinth level. Some of the debris would be converted into building block by using
appropriate technology. Remaining waste if any would be sent to approved dumping
site
Operation Phase
Dry waste MT/day:- 1.64 TPD
Wet waste MT/day:- 10.09 TPD
E Waste: Not applicable
Hazardous waste: Hazardous waste that would generated in residential project would
be spent due to use of DG set .DG set will be used for meeting emergency loads.
Quantity of waste oil The quantity of waste oil from DG sets would be 22,016
lit/annum.
Bio medical waste (kg/month):0.163 TPD
STP sludge (Dry sludge) kg/day: 0.89TPD
Mode of Disposal
Dry waste:- Non-biodegradable and inert waste would be handed over to approved
dumping site & part of waste would be recycled.
Wet waste:- Biodegradable waste would be treated on site using Organic waste
converter. The residue after treatment will be used as manure
E Waste: Not applicable
Hazardous waste: Hazardous part of waste would be treated as per Hazardous waste
(Management & Handling) Rules, 2003. The waste oil will be stored in sealed
containers and will be sold to authorized recycling agents.
STP sludge (Dry sludge): Sewage sludge will be used as a bacterial culture in STP. It
can also be used as manure in gardening.
Area requirement
Location :
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Total area provided for the storage and treatment of the solid waste : 4000 sqm.
O&M cost:43 Lakhs/year
Total RG area:
RG area other than green belt (Please specify for
playground, etc.)
Green house area : 50000 sqm.
RG on the ground (sq. m.)
RG area:- 359386 sqm.
Plantation
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG: 17969 trees on RG
area of 359386 sq.m will be planted.
Number and list of trees species to be planted around
the border of nallah / stream / pond (If any):Not Applicable
Number, size, age and species of trees to be cut, trees to be transplanted: 91 trees will
be cut and the others will be retained on the site.
compensatory plantation, if any: applicable
Refer Annexure IX for green belt calculations
Energy

For tree plantation:
O&M cost: Lakhs/year.
Power Supply
Power requirement: 44.49 MW
Source: MSEDCL
Energy saving by non-conventional methods
The building is designed in order to receive maximum sun light at common area.
Variable speed fans for ventilation and AC
Use of CFL / T5 lamps in common area
Switching off common area / external lighting through BMS
Multiple circuits for lighting
Group controls for elevators
Transformers close to point of use
Use of low loss capacitors
Details calculation and % of saving: 10%
Capital Cost : 134.0 lakh
O&M cost: 9.1 lakh
D.G Set: Type of Fuel used and Capacity

High Speed Diesel (HSD) will be used as fuel in DG sets
Capacity 625 KVA and 500 KVA
Quantity: 8 Nos. and 3 nos
Environmental Management Plan Budgetary Allocation :
Description
Capital Cost
Chairman
Running Cost for 3 years of

construction period
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(lakh)
(lakh per year)
Sanitation & Drainage Facility
6.5
Will start in operation phase
Water required for construction
0.15
Installation of STP
592
Installation of RWH system
127
Sprinkling water twice/thrice a day
NA
1.5
Dust screens along perimeter of site
Negligible
Stockpiling of excavated soil
12
Negligible
Covering dusty load on vehicles by

impervious sheet
0.5
Negligible
Periodic maintenance of construction

equipment
NA
0.5
Monitoring air quality till construction is on
NA
1.5
Water
Air
Capital
Cost
Running Cost for 3 years
(lakh)
(lakh per year)
Barricading of the site with 3m high GI sheet
125
Negligible
PPE to workers
Negligible
Blanketing of noise generating machinery with

insulating structures
Negligible
Preserve the excavated topsoil
Negligible
Provision of In Vessel Composting to be used in

operational phase
115
Negligible
Ecology & Flora
18
Fees for environmental consultant
NA
Energy conservation
Lamps
21.51
Negligible
Total
1034.51
3.65
Description
Noise
Land
Chairman
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Running Cost
Description
(lakh per year)

Water
Maintenance of STP
35
Maintenance of RWH system
3.5
Land
Maintenance of landscape
27
Solid waste management
43
Energy conservation Lamps
6.60
Total
115.1
Traffic Management
Distance from protected

areas/critically polluted
areas/ Eco sensitive
areas/interstate
boundaries
Nos. of the junction to the main road and design of confluence

The site is accessible from NH4 bypass from East that connects pune to Mumbai.
Parking details
No. & area of basement: Nil
No. & area of podia: Nil
Total parking area: 1,63,272 Sq.m
Area per car.
2-W : 2.00 sq m.
4-W: 12 .5 sq.m
Public transport:Width of all internal roads
Width of all internal roads will be 18 m.
Mulshi lake :22.96 kms
Mula river:11kms
Decision:
EIA were discussed.
It was noted that This is a special township project for resident of nearly 35000 souls as
informed by PP. The project has been recast by changing the height of buildings as indicated in
the 65th SEAC meeting. Considering the magnitude of project its peculiar location by the foot of
the hill and in rural area and various environmental aspects involved discussion were held with
the PP and consultant on the basis of presentation made by them. Several issues aroused on
which detail clarification is required. They are enlisted below.
Chairman
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The proponent is requested to comply with the following observations:

1) The requirement of water is very high about 5600m3 whereas permission for water
granted by Governement is only about 2000m3/d, therefore, provision for balance will
have to be indicated.
2) Details of Raw water treatment and its quality shall be submitted.
3) Treatment for sewage and water balance should be given along with the arrangement for
disposal of excess treated effluent.
4) The water balance prescribed appear to be impracticable. Full details along with
calculations shall be submitted.
5) Disposal of sewage will have to be indicated with full details addressing all
environmental concerns. Unless the details are worked out sewage is definitely going to
create great nuisance to residents and neighbors.
6) Submit note on fire fighting along with diagram for entire township.
7) PP to submit details of RWH and Storm Water Drainage.
8) The project proponent shall draw up a sustainable model with appropriate EMP, as the
proposed EMP (O&M) is inadequate.
9) Submit a note on the existing trees, trees to be cut, trees to be transplanted and trees to be
planted (nos., size, age, and species) as per MoEF guidelines. There is deficiency in
ecology and BD in fauna which needs to be redone and report submitted.
After the clarification are furnished and a site visit by the Committee is made, detailed appraisal
will be taken up.
Chairman
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Item No
Subject
: 20
: Aarti Drugs Limited - Proposed expansion of Active Pharmacutucal Ingredients &
Intermediates manufacturing plant at Plot No.E-9/3-4,MIDC,Tarapur,
Boisar,Dist.Thane
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent.
Besides the model TOR the project proponent shall cover the following points in
their EIA study viz. compliance with the conditions stipulated in the consent to
operate by MPCB for the existing units, Risk Assessment study, HAZOP Study
etc. as per MoEF guidelines. After this, the project proponent may approach the
committee for the reappraisal.
Chairman
Page 119 of 128
Item No
Subject
: 21
: Ansul EVA - Karan Sanran Associates, Proposed residential & commercial
construction project at S.No.7/4,8/1,8/4,9/1 at Bavdhan,Pune (New case)

Name of Project
Anshul EVA
Proponent
Name: Mr. Rahul Jagtap, Address: 501, Karan Tej-Bonita, CTS No.
1187/16, Off. Ghole Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune 411 005
Consultant
Type of project:
(Expansion) Residential and Commercial Construction Project
S. No. 7/4, 8/1, 8/4, 9/1, Bavdhan Budruk, Pune
Whether in Corporation /Municipal/other Bavdhan Gram Panchayat

area
DC rules, Town planning
As per sanctioned plan dtd. 16/09/2011

Deductions
Net Plot area
18100.00
91.90
18008.10
Permissible FSI
0.75

(FSI & Non-FSI)
FSI area (sq. m.): 15715.95

Non FSI area (sq. m.): 19591.25
Total BUA area (sq. m.): 35307.20
Ground-coverage Percentage
4529.59 Sq m (25 %)
INR 60.78 Cr(Includes cost of land and construction)

configuration(s)
3 Res Buildings+ 1 Comm. bldg

1 Res Build: P +11,
2 Res Build: LP + UP + 10
2 Res Build: LP + UP + 08
1 Com. Build: S + 1

Shops
Total 231 Tenements

Commercial area = 364 sqm
1216
128 tenement /hector
34.20 m
Right of way
12 m service road of highway (30 m wide)
Turning radius
09 m wide road
Chairman
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Dry season:
Fresh water (Kl): 106 KL&
Source: PMC
Recycled water (Kl): 91 KL
Total Water Requirement (Kl): 197 KL
Firefighting (Cum):325 KL in UG tank
Wet Season:
Fresh water (CMD): 106 KL&
Source: PMC
Recycled water (CMD): 54 KLD
Total Water Requirement (CMD):160 KLD
Firefighting (CMD):325 KL in UG tank

(RWH)
Level of the Ground water table:

Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity:
Location of the RWH tank(s): Plan attached
Size, no of recharge pits and Quantity: 11 no.
5.0 m x 3.0 m x 2.0 m.
Budgetary allocation (Capital cost and O&M cost) : Capital cost : 6,71,000
O & M Cost : 1,37,000
UGT tanks
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s): Plan enclosed
Natural water drainage pattern : As per contour through nala.

quantity of storm water: 8465 KL/yr
Size of SWD: 300mm
Sewage and Waste

Water

STP technology : Activated Sludge Process
DG sets (during emergency) :125 KVA X 1 No.

Waste generation : Debris, top soil/rock
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved :1360 m3
Disposal of the construction way debris : landfilling and for landscaping.
E waste (Kg/month): NA
Hazardous waste (Kg/month): NA
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable): NA
Wet waste: Organic Waste Convertor
E waste: NA
Hazardous waste: NA
Biomedical waste (If applicable): NA
Chairman
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Area requirement:
1. Location(s) and total area provided for the storage and treatment of the solid
waste: 30sq.m.
Location plan is enclosed.
Green Belt
Development
Total RG area:
1. RG area other than green belt (Please specify for Playground, etc.)
2. RG area under green belt: 6307 sq.m
RG on the ground (sq. m.):6307sq.m
RG on the podium (sq. m.) : Nil
3. Plantation:
Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG: 317 trees,
As per attached list
Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium
RG:Nil
Number and list of trees species to be planted around the border of nallah /
stream / pond (If any): list attached
Number, size, age and species of trees to be cut, trees to be transplanted :07
existing trees, 07 will be kept undisturbed.
compensatory plantation, if any: NA
Capital cost: 1,02,00,000/O&M cost : 2,20,000/- p.a.
Energy
Power supply:
Maximum demand : 1153 KW, Connected load : 1153 KW
Source : MSEDCL
Use of T5-28W, CFL lamps & Induction lamps shall be used for Common
area lighting
Motion sensors are proposed for parking areas
Thus total energy saving will be 1260 units/day
Energy requirement: 1848 units/Day
Energy saved : 642 units/Day
% of saving: 35%
Compliance of the ECBC guidelines: No
Capital cost: (for solar heating): INR 60,00,000
O&M cost: INR 25,000
DG Set:
125 KVA (1No)
Environmental
Management plan

Capital cost
Chairman
Page 122 of 128
Budgetary
Allocation

STP : 37,12,000/-, RWH : 6,71,000/-, SWN : 18,61,000/OWC : 6,00,000/-, Green Belt : -1,02,00,000/-, Solar Water : 60,00,000/ O&M cost :
STP : 9,65,000/-, RWH : 1,37,000/-, SWN : 6,00,000/OWC : 5,00,000/-, Green Belt : 2,20,000/-, Solar Water : 25,000/ Quantum and generation of Corpus fund and Commitment : By the Project
Proponent
Responsibility for further O &M:
Till society formation Project Proponent will do the O & M. After Society
formation, Society will do O & M through maintenance collection
Traffic Management
Nos. of the junction to the main road & design of confluence

Parking details:
Number and area of basement: 0
Number and area of podia :0
Total Parking area : 4803sq m
Area per car : 20.00 sq.m.
2-Wheeler:308 No.
4-Wheeler:170 No.
Public Transport
Width of all Internal roads (m):6 m and 9 m.
Decision:
EIA were discussed.
It was noted that this is a new project before the SEAC for extension of buildings already
under construction. The PP stated out of the 3 buildings as per the old project one building is
completed and 2 are at foundation stages. The extension proposed has come before the
Committee because of additional FSI being available.
1) The project is by side of Ram River and it is necessary to submit the clearance from
irrigation department for the setback for river.
2) NA permission is obtained however it is under revision. The revised NA permission may
be submitted.
3) Clear consent for water supply is needed.
4) The drainage line of the village is only 10 diameter, detail as to whether this will be
adequate needs to be furnished.
5) Internal road to be 7.5m for fire engine movement.
6) STP above ground for ventilation operation and maintenance.
Chairman
Page 123 of 128
Item No
Subject
68th Meeting of State Level Expert Appraisal Committee

: 22
: Pharande Promoters & Builders Proposed residential project " L-Axis" at plot
No.12, Sector No.6, Pradhikaran, Pune (New Case)

Name of the Project
Name of Proponent
Name of Consultant
Type of Project :
Project L-Axis
Pharande Promoters & Builders
M/s. Saitech Research & Development Organization
Residential

Municipal / Other area
Total plot area (Sq.m)
Deductions
Net plot area
Plot 12, Sector No 6 Pradhikaran, Pune - 412105

PCMC
Applicable (Town Planning )
Plot Area 41425.00 m2
Deductions - NA
Net Plot Area - 41425.00 m2
Permissible FSI (including

TDR etc.)
Proposed Built UP Area (FSI
& Non FSI)
41425.00m2
Ground coverage percentage

(%)
Estimated cost of the project
3881.44 m2 i.e. 9.37 % of Net Plot Area

configuration (s)
Number of expected residents /
users
Tenant density
Right of way
Turning radius
Total bldg. = 12 Nos.

Buildings (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L) (P+12).
Total Tenements - 541 Nos.
2705 Nos.
76220.49 m2
( FSI 41414.62m2 + Non - FSI 34805.87 m2 )
147.6 crore
250 / ha
Max. 36 M
45 m Spine Road
7.50 m
Dry season :
Fresh water (CMD) : 270.50m3/day of Source: PCMC
Recycled water (CMD): 131.96 m3/day
Total water Requirement (CMD): 412.7 m3/day
Club-house:- 10.0 m3/day
Swimming pool, Waterbodies: 0.24 cu.m
Fire fighting (Cum): 200 cu.m.
Wet Season:
Fresh water (CMD) : 270.50 m3/day of Source: PCMC
Recycled water (CMD): 94.68 m3/day
Total water Requirement (CMD): 412.7 m3/day
Club-house:- 10.0 m3/day
Chairman
Page 124 of 128
Swimming pool,Waterbodies: 0.24 cu.m

Fire fighting (Cum): 200 cu.m.
UGT tanks
Strom water drainage
Sewage and waste water
Level of the Ground water table 3m to 5m

Size and no of RWH tank(s) and Quantity Size of Harvesting Tank
Location of the RWH tank (s)- Refer Storm Water Layout
Size, no of recharge pits and Quality - 2m x 2m x 2m
Nos. of recharge Bore 16nos.
Quantity 1600m3/Year
Size of Bore Dia 100mm
depth upto water column
Budgetary allocation ( Capital cost and O & M cost)Capital cost: 2.80 Lakh
O & M Cost : 0.076 Lakh/Year
Location(s) of the UGT tank(s) Refer Storm & Drainage Layout
Natural water drainage pattern - Refer Storm Water Layout
Quantity of storm water - Volume 18581 m3/Year
Size of SWD - 600 mm
Size of Bore Dia. 2m x 2m x 2m
Sewage generation (CMD) 337.66 CM
STP technology MMBR(Moving Media Bio Reactor)
Capacity of STP (CMD) 345 CMD
Location of the STP Refer Storm & drainage layout
DG sets (during emergency) - 125 KVA x 1 No.
Capital cost: 48.30 Lakh.
O & M Cost : 22.66 Lakh / Year
Waste generation in the pre Construction and Construction phase:
Waste generation 1217.25 m3
Quantity of the top soil to be preserved Use For Landscaping
Disposal of the construction way debris - Use for Leveling
Waste generation in the operation phase:
Dry waste (Kg/day): 486.9 kg/day
Wet waste (Kg/day): 730.35 kg/day
E waste (Kg/month): Not Applicable
Hazardous waste (Kg/month): Spent oil 80.0 Lit/ yr
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable):Not Applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) (Kg/day): 30.389 kg/day ( 100% Dry )
Mode Of Disposal of Waste:
Dry waste (Kg/day): Sold Out
Wet waste (Kg/day): Organic Waste Convertor
E waste (Kg/month): Not Applicable
Hazardous waste (Kg/month): Authorized Reprocessor
Biomedical waste (Kg/month) (If applicable): Not Applicable
STP Sludge (Dry sludge) (Kg/day): Used as Manure
Area requirement:
Location (s)& total area provided for the storage & treatment of solid Waste; 55 m2
Budgetary allocation( capital Cost & O&M cost)
Capital cost: 9.0 Lakh
Chairman
Page 125 of 128
Energy
Total RG area: 6213 m2 i.e. about 15 % of net plot area

RG area other than green belt (please specify for play ground, etc) - -RG area under green belt: 7091.71 m2
Plantation:
Number & list of trees species to be planted in the ground RG: 530 Nos
Number & list of shrubs & bushes, shrubs & bushes species to be planted in the
podium RG; - NA
Number & list trees species to be planted around the border of nallah/ steam/pond(If
any); NA
Number , Size , Age and Species of trees to be cut , trees to be transplanted NA
NOC for the tree cutting/ transplantation/ Compensatory plantation, if any NA
4. Budgetary allocation( capital Cost& O& M Cost) Capital cost: Rs. 86.69 /- Lakh
O & M Cost : Rs. 12.48/- Per Year
Power Supply:
Maximum demand 2600 KVA
Connected Demand 2596 KW
Source - Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company
Limited (MSEDCL)
Energy Saving measures CFL, LED, Solar, etc.
Details Calculation & % of saving 891556 KWH / Annum &
11.82%
Compliance of the ECBC guideline( YES/NO) (If yes then submit
Compliance in tabular - Yes.
Budgetary allocation( capital Cost& O& M Cost) Capital cost: 124 Lakh.
DG Set:
Number and capacity of the DG sets to be used - 125 KVA 2 No .
Environmental Management
plan
Budgetary
Allocation
During Construction - Fuel Consumption / hr. of 125 KVA D.G. Set 30 Liter /
Hour
During Operation
Fuel Consumption / hr. of 125 KVA DG Set 30 Liter / Hour
Construction Phase ( With break up):
Capital Cost - STP Rs. 48.30 Lakh.
RWH Rs. 2.80 Lakh
MSW Rs. 9.0 Lakh
Solar system Rs. 124 Lakh
Landscape Rs. 86.69 Lakh
Operation Phase( with break Up)Capital Cost - Nil
O & M cost( Please ensure manpower and other details)STP Rs.22.66 Lakh / Year
RWH Rs. 0.076 Lakh / Year
MSW Rs. 4.0 Lakh / Year
Solar system Rs. 4.29 Lakh / Year
Landscape Rs. 12.48 Lakh / Year
Quantum & generation of Corpus Fund and Commitment - Certain amount will be
recovered for individual flat owners at the time of sale & will be given to society.
Chairman
Page 126 of 128
Traffic Management
Responsibility for Further O&M - 2 years

Nos. Of the Junction to the main road & design of confluence - Refer Parking &
Traffic Management Plan.
Parking details:
Number & area of basement No
Number & area of podia - No
Total parking area - 8967.2 m2
Area per car 12.5 m2
2- Wheeler 996 Nos.
4-Wheeler - 352 Nos.
Width of all Internal road (m): 9.00 m
Decision:
The case was discussed on the basis of the presentation made by the proponent. All issues related
to environment, including air, water, land, soil, ecology, biodiversity and social aspects in EIA
were discussed.
1. FSI of the entire plot is utilized in the proposal however a large chunk of land is kept
open for future expansion. This open plot may only be used for future expansion if and
when additional FSI becomes available with a new EC. Till then it should be used for
tree plantation or green development such as garden etc. Details be furnished.
2. Trees be planted on all boundaries of the plot and details furnished.
3. Internal roads should be min. 7.5 m. wide.
Item No
Subject
Decision:
: 23
: Adani Power Maharashtra Limited - Residential Complex for Tiroda Thermal
Power Plant at village Berdipar,Tal.Tiroda,Dist.Gondia (New Case)
The PP stated NA order in the plot is awaited. The present land use is agricultural.
Since the land use change by NA order is essential as a prerequisite before
appraisal of the project is done. The PP was requested to obtain the NA order first
and then appear for appraisal. The case will be taken up as soon as this
requirement is complied with.
Chairman
Page 127 of 128
Item No
Subject
Decision:
Item No
Subject
Decision:
Item No
Subject
Decision:
: 24
: Melzer Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. - Proposed expansion of existing unit at plot A-11,A11B,Kurkumbh,Tal. Daund,Dist.Pune (ToR)
The PP informed that their unit is small scale unit in MIDC area and requested to
consider the case in B2 category. The Committee considered the case in B2
category. PP should submit a pre-feasibility report comprising EMP aspects
covering Risk Assessment and HAZOP studies. After this, the project proponent
may approach the committee for the reappraisal.
: 25
: Challa Chlorides Private Limited Proposed Bulk Drugs & Intermidiates &
Chemicals Mfg.Unit,Plot No.F-2,MIDC, Chincholi, Solapur (ToR)
: 26
: Satara Irrigation Project Vasana Lift Irrigation Scheme, Tal Koregaon, Dist
Satara
Chairman
Page 128 of 128

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Minutes of the 68th meeting of the State Level Expert Appraisal

Committee (SEAC) held on 12th to 14th March, 2013

Dr. Sukumar Devotta

12th to 14th March, 2013

Ar. Mukund S. Athavale

Dr. Prashant P. Bhave

12th to 14th March, 2013

Prof. Tarun Kant

12th to 14th March, 2013

Prof. Jay S. Samant

12th to 14th March, 2013

Er. Chandrakant I. Sambutwad

Er. Balbir Singh Sehgal

12th to 14th March, 2013

12th to 14th March, 2013

13th March, 2013

Members made following general observations:

As per EIA Notification 2006, Environmental clearance is required for mining of

Ramesh Namdev Patil

Sharad Bhimrao Patil

Sanjay Vasant Patil

11. Amol Dattatray Patil

12. P.D Patil

19. A.V. Nalawade

31. Kundlik Balu Mane

32. Kundlik Balu Mane

33. Mukesh Vasant Patil

34. Sudhir Viththal Jadhav

Survey/ Gat Name of the owner

Bhauso Baban Jadhav

Rajendra Parmeshwar Ithape

Kamlakar Appaso Babar

Sunil Sakaharam Gholap

Shankar Anna Pisal

Anita Hanmant Kanse

Ranjeet Bhanudas Sawant

Mahesh Shivaji Chougule

Majjid Nabisaheb Shaikh

Santosh Babanrao Chougule

Shamrao Gangaram Yadav

Shripad Krishna Gijare

Vijay Anna Chowgule

Krishanth Anna Kurade

Arun Shivajirao Desai

Abhijit Bhanudas Sawant

Baban Baliram Chowgule

Indubai Shivaji Chowgule

Jaynat Govind Thakkar

Parish Govind Thakkar

Rahul Dattatray Darekar

Ranjeet Ramchandra Sawant

Ranjeet Bhanudas Sawant

Sushma Vittal Sakunde

Vijay Shivajirao Desai

Shivaji Baliram Chowgule

Sandip Rajaram Chowgule

Prakash Rajaram Ghorpade

Hanmant Tukaram Kanse

Balaso Tukaram Pawar

Pravin Ashok Chowgule

Manisha Suresh Bandge

Nanda Chandrakant Jadhav

Shakil Abdul Sayyad