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A5(2) Section CR List with Ref to Letter Dated 10-02-2017 of Hoff Sl.No ªÀiÁ»w ºÀPÀÄÌ C¢ü¤AiÀĪÀÄ 2005 PÉÌ ¸ÀA§A¢ü¹zÀAvÉ 4 (1) (J) zÀ CrAiÀÄ°è d£ÀªÀj 2016 jAzÀ r¸ÉA§gï 2016 gÀªÀgÉV£À C¥ÀgÀ ¥ÀæzsÁ£À ªÀÄÄRå CgÀtå ¸ÀAgÀPÀëuÁ¢üPÁj (CgÀtå ¸ÀAgÀPÀëuÉ) (A5 (2)K) ±ÁSÉAiÀÄ°ègÀĪÀ J¯Áè PÀqÀvÀUÀ¼À ¸ÀÆa¥ÀnÖ. A5(2) Section CR list with ref to letter dated 10-02-2017 of HoFF Sl.No. File No. Subject 1 A5(2).GFL.CR.26/2015-16 Diversion of 0.44 ha. of forest land in Gavase village, Khanapur Taluk, Belgaum District for improvements to road from Chikhale cross to Gavase in favour of the Executive Engineer, Panchayatraj Engineering Division, Belagavi. FP/KA/ROAD/17009/2015 2 A5(2).GFL.CR.27/2015-16 Diversion of 0.1735 ha. of forest land in Sy.No.48 1B/1 of Jamkhandi village & Taluk, Bagalkot District for construction of Karate School in favour of Bagalkot Zilla School Games Karate Due Sports Olampic Association, Kadapatti, Jamkhandi. FP/KA/SCH/11065/2015 3 A5(2).GFL.CR.28/2015-16 Diversion of 0.057 ha. of forest land in Sy.No.8 of Baragi village & Sy.No.209 of Vajjaramatti village, Mudhol Tlauk, Bagalkot District for laying water pipe line from Ghataprabha River for agriculture Purpose for Irrigation lands at Sy.No.189/2, 190/1, 199/1 & 200/2 of Vajjaramatti, in favour of Sri, Prashant Kallappa Naik, of Baragi Muhol Taluk, Bagalkot Disrtirct-reg. FP/KA/IRRIG/17517/2016 4 A5(2).GFL.CR.29/2015-16 Diversion of 0.904 ha. of forest land in Jumnal village, Belagavi Taluk & District for improvements to road from Halehosur to Jumnal in favour of the Executive Engineer, Panchayatraj Engineering Division, Belagavi-reg. FP/KA/ROAD/17545/2015 5 A5(2).GFL.CR.30/2015-16 Diversion of 0.375 ha. of forest land in Sy.No.138 of Bettadasatenahally (0.225 ha.) & Sy.No. 45 of Sigaranahally (0.150 ha.) Hassan District for improvements to road from Bettadasatenahally village on CNK road (SH No.112 A) to Sigaranahally village to link Tavanandhi, Boranahally villages via MBC canal and Muttigehirehally village (Mosalehosahally- Bandiganahally MDR) to link Kenkere, Kallugudaganahally, Muttige, Dummigere and Nagenahally villages to Markuli gate in favour of the Executive Engineer, Hemavathy Right Bank Division, Holenarasipura-reg. 6 A5(2).GFL.CR.31/2015-16 Diversion of 2.976 ha. of forest land in Marenahlli Village, Sakaleshpura Taluk, Hassan District for construction of Balekallu hole Mini Hydel scheme in favour of M/s. MVK Infrastructures Private Limited, Banglore-reg. FP/KA/HYD/17172/2015. 7 A5(2).GFL.CR.32/2015-16 Diversion of 8.625. of forest land in Sy.No.17 & 33 Shiralu village (2.185 ha.), Sy.No.14 & 69 of Kere Village (1.126 ha.), Sy.No. 35, 33, 18, 17, 16, 23, 14 & 13 of Gulganjimane Village (4.839 ha.), Sy.No.49 of Sunkadamakki Village (0.267 ha.) & Sy.No.1 of Nemmar Bondekanu Village (0.208 ha.), Chikmagalur District for Widening of Existing Road (NH-- 169) from SK Border to Nemmar passing through Tunga Bhadra SF, Kere Katte Wildlife Range in favour of the Executive Engineer, National Highway Division, Mangalore. P.No. KA/ROAD/17970/2016 8 A5(2).GFL.CR.33/2015-16 Diversion of 0.378. ha. of forest land in Kakati village, Belagavi Taluk & District for Approach road to Veer Rani Kittur Chennamam fort in Kakati village in favour of the Executive Engineer, PWP & IWTD Division, Belagavi. KA/ROAD/17971/2016. 9 A5(2).GFL.CR.34/2015-16 Renewal of Lease agreement of forest land in custody of KFDC to an extent of 41,663.33 ha. for a period of 20 years in favour of the Managing Director, Karnataka Forest Development Corporation Ltd., Bangalore. 10 A5(2).Misc.CR.3/2015-16 ºÁ¸À£À f¯ÉèAiÀÄ ¸ÀPÀ¯ÉñÀ¥ÀÄgÀ vÁ®ÆèQ£À ºÁ£ÀĨÁ¼ÀÄ ºÉÆç½AiÀÄ zÉêÀ¯ÁzÀ PÉgÉ UÁæªÀÄzÀ ¸À.£ÀA.81, 70, 71, 72gÀ ºÀwÛgÀ ªÀåxÀðªÁV ºÀjAiÀÄĪÀ “CdÓUÀfÓ” vÉÆgÉUÉ CqÀدÁV 1 x 1.5 ªÉÄ.ªÁåmï ¸ÁªÀÄxÀåðzÀ «zÀÄåvïZÀÒQÛ WÀlPÀ ¸Áܦ¸À®Ä vÀªÀÄä E¯ÁSɬÄAzÀ ¥ÁæxÀ«ÄPÀ ªÀgÀ¢ ¨ÉÃqÀĪÀ PÀÄjvÀÄ. 11 A5(2).Misc.CR.4/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Manglore Division). 12 A5(2).Misc.CR.5/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Hassan Division). 13 A5(2).Misc.CR.6/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Tumkur Division). 14 A5(2).Misc.CR.7/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Kundapura Division). 15 A5(2).Misc.CR.8/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Gokak Division). 16 A5(2).Misc.CR.9/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Bagalkot Division). 17 A5(2).Misc.CR.10/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Belagavi Division). 18 A5(2).Misc.CR.11/2015-16 Review of Compensatory Afforestation undertaken in lieu of forest land diverted under Forest Conservation Act 1980. (Karkala Wildlife Division). 19 A5(2).NGT(WP).CR-2/2015- Report of the Central Empowered Committee in Application 16 No.1209 filed before it by the Kudremukh Wildlife Foundation and others regarding alleged illegal diversion of forest lands for non-forest uses in the Western Ghats region in Karnataka. 20 A5(2).QRY.CR-28/2015-16 Diversion of 0.088 ha. of deemed forest land in Sy.No.215/A of Arav Village, Byndoor Hobli, Karwar Taluk, Uttara Kannada District for construction of Approach road from sea bird colony to crusher area in private Sy.No.203 in favour of Ashirwad stone crusher and cement products, Shri Namdav Mukund Metha at Arav Asnoti in Karwar Taluk, Uttara Kannada District. FP/KA/ROAD/16625/2015. 21 A5(2).QRY.CR-29/2015-16 Diversion of 0.15 ha. of forest land in Sy.No.105 of Sakalbena village, Ankola Taluk, Uttara Kannada District for approach road to stone cursher situated at Sy.No.105 of Sakalbena village in favour of M/s. Sheshgiri Stone Crushers, Sakalben, Harwada, AnkolaTaluk, Uttara Kannada District-reg. FP/KA/ROAD/16326/2015. 22 A5(2).QRY.CR-30/2015-16 Diversion of 1.96 ha. of forest land in Horabil village, Sorba Taluk, Shivamogga District for Approach road and ordinary building stone Quarry in favour of M/s. Shrinidhi Stone Crushing Industries, Tumbergod. FP/KA/QRY/17685/2016. 23 A5(2).GFL.CR.35/2015-16 Diversion of 6.07 ha. of forest land for Hover port for ACV in beach area at Bengre, Mangaluru, Dakshina Kannada in favour of Coast Guard Regional Head Quarters, Mangaluru. FP/KA/DEF/18398/2016. (Defence ) 24 A5(2).QRY.CR-31/2015-16 Diversion of 0.931 ha. (2.3 acre) of forest land in Sy.No.552/2 of Terdal village, Jamkhandi Taluk, Bagalkot District for stone quarrring & approach road in favour of M/s. Shri Siddarameshwar Bhovi (vaddar) Cooli Karmikara Sangh, Terdal, Jamkhandi Taluk, Bagalkot District. 25 A5(2).RTI.CR-8/2015-16 §¼Áîj f¯Éè, ºÀgÀ¥À£ÀºÀ½î vÁ®ÆèPÀÄ CgÀ¹ÃPÉgÉ ºÉÆç½ ¸ÀvÀÆÛgÀÄ UÁæªÀÄzÀ ¸À.£ÀA.212gÀ°è£À d«Ää£À §UÉÎ. 26 A5(2).RTI.CR-9/2015-16 Providing information under the Right to Information Act 2005–Regarding Yattinahole Project by Sri Sadananda Halegetu, Bantwal. 27 A5(2).RTI.CR-10/2015-16 Providing information under the Right to Information Act 2005–Regarding Yattinahole Project by Sri Prabhakara Dayvagudda, Bantwal. 28 A5(2).RTI.CR-11/2015-16 Providing information under the Right to Information Act 2005–Regarding Yattinahole Project by Sri Sharath Kumar, Bantwal. 29 A5(2).RTI.CR-12/2015-16 Providing information under the Right to Information Act 2005–Regarding Yattinahole Project by Sri Rahim P.A., Bantwal. 30 A5(2).NGT.CR-1/2016-17 Writ Petition No.9942/2016 filed by M/s. Trimurthi Power Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru before the Hon’ble High Court of the Karnataka regarding allocation of Mini-Hydel Scheme in Bisle Village, Sakaleshpura Taluk, Hassan District. 31 A5(2).GFL.CR.1/2016-17 Diversion of 0.98 ha. of forest land in Jamkhandi Village & Taluk, Bagalkot District for construction of Samuday Bhavan in favour of Sri Sa Sa Girimalleshvar Adyatma Ashram Committee, Jamkhandi. FP/KA/ENCH/16158/2015. 32 A5(2).QRY.CR-1/2016-17 Diverson of 0.493 ha. of forest land in Sy.No. 215A/1A of Arav gram, Asnoti village, Karwar Taluk, Uttar Kannada district for purpose of building stone quarry in favour of M/s. Sainath Stone Quarry, Sai Leela, #-4, Gaongeri, Majali, Karwar FP/KA/QRY/19072/2016. 33 A5(2).GFL.CR.2/2016-17 Monitoring of approved wind power project in the state-reg. 34 A5(2).GFL.CR.3/2016-17 Diversion of 0.90 ha. of forest land of Kere village, Sringere Taluk, Chikkamagaluru District, Karkala Wildlife Division for laying & oFC from malagate (Mullur) to Tanikada village in favour of the Voice President, Reliance JIo Infocomm Ltd, Bangalore. FP/KA/Others/19171/2016 35 A5(2).GFL.CR.4/2016-17 Diversion of 0.808 ha. of forest land in Sy.No.268 of Paduvari Village, Udupi Taluk & District for construction of road passing through Baindur RF Extension Black, Kundapura Forest Division in favour of the Executive Engineer, Public Work Port and Inland Water Transportation Department, Udupi-reg.
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