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CC Follow-Up-Of 10Th CC 17.10.2012.Xls 7 M/S Sub: Follow up action of the consent as per the approval of the CC dtd 17.10.2012 as on 22.11.2012 Name of Field Officer S.N. Name of IndustryDate of CC Section Remarks Consent Validity who is handling /has handled the case RESUBMISSION 1 M/s. Vishwaroop Info Tech Pvt. 17.10.2012 RO(HQ) In process NA Sharad Pawar Ltd., Plot No. 34,35 and 36, Sector- 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 2 M/s. Serenedipti Buildtech Pvt. 17.10.2012 RO(HQ) Report from RO- NA Sharad Pawar Ltd, S.No: 29/1 (pt), 29/5 (pt), 31/4 Thane called on dt: (pt), 32(pt), 31/2, 31/3, 31/4(pt), 29/10/2012 34(pt) at Kasarvadawli, Ghodbuder Road, Thane FRESH AGENDA 1 M/s. Sauer Danfross India Pvt. 17.10.2012 JD(APC) Granted on Commissioning of Sagar Warhekar Ltd., 40, G No.94 and 100, Cliff Inl 01.11.2012 the unit or 5 years Estate, Wagholi Rahu Road, whichever is earlier Kesnand, Off Ahmednagar Road, Pune 2 M/s. 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Paranjape Schemes 17.10.2012 RO(HQ) Granted on Commissioning of Sharad Pawar (Construction) Ltd., S. no. 4/2 (pt), 23.10.2012 the unit or 5 years 14/4B, 16, 17(P), Vadgaon Dhayari, whichever is earlier Dist-Pune. C:\Today C Drive\site\mpcbnewsite\WEBSITE_Updations2012\November2012\23112012\CC Follow-up-of 10th CC 17.10.2012.xls 7 M/s. Darode Jog Homes Pvt. Ltd., 17.10.2012 RO(HQ) Granted on Commissioning of Sharad Pawar S. No. 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 31.10.2012 the unit or 5 years Chowiswadi, Charholi, Dist. Pune, whichever is earlier Maharashtra 8 M/s. Excel Industries Ltd., 17.10.2012 JD(PAMS) Granted on 31.07.2013 Vidyasagar Killedar Plot No. D-9, MIDC Lote, Tal. 05.11.2012 Khed,Dist. Ratnagiri 9 M/s. Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., 17.10.2012 JD(WPC) Granted on 31.03.2013 Mahesh Chavan (Co-generation Unit) In premises of 31.10.2012 M/s. 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Jarandeshwar Sugar Mills 17.10.2012 JD(WPC) Granted on 30.11.2014 Mahesh Chavan Ltd., (Sugar), A/p- Chimangaon, 31.10.2012 Tal.- Koregaon, Dist.- Satara. C:\Today C Drive\site\mpcbnewsite\WEBSITE_Updations2012\November2012\23112012\CC Follow-up-of 10th CC 17.10.2012.xls 16 M/s. Dhaval Pratapsinh Mohite 17.10.2012 JD(WPC) Granted on 31.12.2013 Mahesh Chavan Patil Agro Industries Ltd., 31.10.2012 Gat No.- 118, A/p.- Chaundeshwarwadi, Akluj, Tal.- Malshiras, Dist.- Solapur. (Grain based Distillery Unit) 17 M/s. Loknete Baburao Patil Agro 17.10.2012 JD(WPC) Granted on 31.05.2014 Mahesh Chavan Industries Ltd., (Distillery Unit) 31.10.2012 (Formerly Known as Loknete baburao Patil SSK Ltd.,) Laxmi nagar, anagar, Tal.- Mohol, Dist.- Solapur 18 M/s. Pratapgad SSK Ltd., At.- 17.10.2012 JD(WPC) SCN for refusal NA Mahesh Chavan Songaon –karandoshi, issued on Tal.- Jawali, Dist.- Satara. 23.10.2012 19 M/s. 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