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(SEAC), (Raj.), Held on 27 , 28 , 29 and 30 May, 2019 Minutes of the 4.13th Meetings of the State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC), (Raj.), held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019. The 4.13th Meeting of the members of State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC), Rajasthan constituted for considering environmental clearance projects (B-category) under GoI Notification 14.03.2017 was held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019 at 11:00 AM, in the meeting hall of RPCB, Jaipur under the Chairmanship of Sh. Manoj Kumar Agrawal. The names of the members who attended the meeting are as follows:- S. Name Designation 27.05.2019 28.05.2019 29.05.2019 30.05.2019 No. 1 Sh. Manoj Kumar Chairman Attended Attended Attended Attended Agrawal 2 Dr. Suja George Vice - - - Attended Chairman 3 Sh. Pushakar Singh Member Attended Attended Attended Attended Shekhawat 4 Sh. Mukesh Behari Member Attended Attended Attended Attended Sharma 5 Sh. Laxmi Kant Dashora Member - Attended Attended Attended 6 Sh. Buddhi Prakash Member Attended Attended Attended Attended Pareek 7 Sh. Vikram Singh Member Attended Attended Attended - Chauhan 8 Sh. N.K. Khare Co-opted Attended Attended - Attended Member The Secretary welcomed the members. The SEAC considered the following 49 projects. S.NO SEAC. Project Name Proponent Name NO. 1. 15772 ToR application for the Project Proponent Name- RIICO Ltd., development of “Industrial Area Add-Udyog Bhawan, Tilak Marg, Jaipur, Project, Tehsil- Sardarshahar Rajasthan, Ext., Distt.- Churu, Rajasthan, Email- [email protected] By M/s RIICO, Khasra No. Consultant – GRASS ROOTS 196/1, 198, 200/1, 202/1 RESEARCH & CREATION INDIA (P) (Praposal No. – 75626) LTD. F – 374-375, Sector-63, Noida, U.P. Email- [email protected], eia@grc- india.com 2. 15734 ToR for "Archi Royal City" Project Proponent-M/S Archi Civil proposed commercial & Group Construction Pvt. Ltd., Address-Ground Final Minutes of 4.13 meeting of SEAC held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019 Housing Project by M/S Archi Floor, Archi Building, 100 ft Road Civil Construction Pvt. Ltd. at Towards DPS Near Shobagpura Circle, plot no.1 (At Khasra No. 1454/1, Udaipur,Email- 1458/1,1462/1,1459,1460), [email protected] Dholi Magri (Bedwas) , Girwa, Name of the Consultant:- TEAM Udaipur, Rajasthan. (Proposal Institute of Science & Technology Pvt. No-85142). Ltd. E-65, Chitranjan marg, , C-Scheme, [email protected], 3. 15676 Submission of ToR application Project Proponent Name- HINDUSTAN i.e. Form-1 and PFR along with PETROLEUM CORPORATION relevant documents for grant of LIMITED,Jaipur Terminal, Vill-Bagru Terms of Reference (TOR) for kalan ,Dist-Jaipur, (raj).Email-Not given proposed Expansion of storage Consultant – Mantec Consultants Pvt. capacity of Jaipur POL Terminal Ltd, Environment Division, D-36, Sector- of HPCL by 131 KL (from 6, Noida, (UP). 36738 KL to 36869 KL) by increasing the height of TF- 10.(Proposal No-30357) 4. 15678 ToR application i.e. Form-1 and Project Proponent-Hindustan Petroleum PFR along with relevant corporation Limited,Add-Ajmer Terminal, documents for grant of Terms of vill-Sardhana, NH-8, Beawar Highway, Reference for proposed Ajmer (raj), Email-Not given Expansion of storage capacity of Consultant Name-:-Mantec Consultants Ajmer POL Terminal of HPCL Pvt. Ltd, Environment Division, D-36, by 240.8 kL ( from 52518 KL Sector-6, Noida, (UP). to 52758.8 KL) by increasing the height of TF-10. .(Proposal No- 30332) 5. 15735 EC of proposed Affordable Project Proponent-SN Associates, Housing "Neelkanth Address-SN Associates, Shop No.8, VIP Mansarovar" (Under Chief Complex, Dadabari Main Road, Kota, Minister Jan Awas Yojna, 2015) (Rajasthan),Email- coming up at Khasra no.542/175 [email protected], at village- Borkahndi, Baran [email protected] Road, Kota, (Rajasthan), Consultant Name-Gaurang Promoted by S.N.Associates. Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Add- (Proposal No-93607). 102, SNG, Shree Ratna, Apartment, Near Tambi Petrol pump, Teetal factory, Jhotwara road, Jaipur,Email- [email protected] 6. 15770 EC for proposed Cement Project Proponent Name- “LC Cement Grinding Unit coming up at Works LIP”, Location: 700/20, Village- khasra No. 700/20, Vill.- Bakliawas, Merta, Distt.- Nagaur, Bakliawas, Merta, Distt.- Rajasthan , Email.- Nagaur, Rajasthan promoted by [email protected] M/s LC Cement Works LIP. Consultant-Gaurang Environmental Final Minutes of 4.13 meeting of SEAC held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019 (Praposal No-30131) Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 102, SNG Shree Ratna, Peetal Factory, Bani Park, Jaipur Rajasthan , Email.- [email protected] 7. 15771 Regarding Amendment in Project Proponent Name- RAMA Environment Clearance of Rama PHOSPHATES LIMITED. Plot No. Phosphate Ltd. An existing 4807/11, Jhamarkotra Road, Village – Phosphate fertilizer Umar, Tehsil- Girwa, State- Udaipur, manufacturing nuite, situated at Rajasthan, Email.- # 4807/11, Jhamarkota Road, [email protected] Village- Umra, Tehsil- Girwa, Consultant– Gaurang Environmental Distt.- Udaipur (Raj) Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 102, SNG Shree Ratna (Praposal No-30679) Apartments, Near Tambi Petrol Pump, Jothwara Road, Jaipur Rajasthan, Email- [email protected] 8. 15691 EC of proposed Affordable Project Proponent- Fazal Associates, Housing Project "Ekta Add-24, Ground Floor, Aakash Mall, Residency" at khasra no. Aerodrome circle, Dist-Kota,(Raj.),Email- 274/144,275/144,279/145 (part), ektaresidency20182gmail.com, 145(part) village Manpura, [email protected] Tehsil-Ladpura, Kota, Promoted Consultant Name-Gaurang by Fazal Associates. (Proposal Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Add- No-91601). 501,Soni's Paris Point, Collectorate Circle, Bani Park , Jaipur,Rajasthan, Email- [email protected] ; 9. 15592 Submission of Application for Project Proponent Name-M/S- Nalwaya Prior Environmental Clearance – Mineral Industries Pvt. Ltd. Add- R/O- 7- Form I along with Pre- A,Bapu Bazar, Udaipur, Email- Feasibility Report of Panchpura [email protected] Soapstone & Dolomite mine Consultant Name-Udaipur Min-Tech over an area of 31.39hect PVT. LTD.,Add-206,Apeksha (M.L.No-5/2001) Village Complex.Sec-11.Hiran Magri,Udaipur Panchpura,Tehsil-Sabla, (Raj) [email protected] District-Dungarpur,Rajasthan in favor of M/S Nalwaya Industries Pvt.Ltd. Praposal No-29383) 10. 15593 Submission of Application for Project Proponent Name-M/S- Nalwaya Prior Environmental Clearance – Mineral Industries Pvt. Ltd. Add- R/O- 7- Form I along with Pre- A,Bapu Bazar, Udaipur, Email- Feasibility Report of Deopur-1 [email protected] Soapstone & Dolomite mine Consultant Name-Udaipur Min-Tech over an area of 31.91hect. PVT. LTD.,Add-206,Apeksha (M.L.No-4/65 & 07/98) near Complex.Sec-11.Hiran Magri,Udaipur Village –Deopur,Tehsil- Sabla & (Raj) [email protected] District- Dungarpur (Raj) in favour of M/S Nalwaya Mineral Industries PVT.LTD. Praposal Final Minutes of 4.13 meeting of SEAC held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019 No-28605) 11. 15594 Submission of application for Project Proponent Name-M/S-Deepak ToR (Prior Environmental Mineral Industries, ADD-Bagri Mohalla, Clearance )-Form I along with Bikaner -334001, MoB-9414139607 Pre-Feasibility Report for Sarah Consultant Name-Udaipur Min-Tech Kishnayat Ball Clay ,Fire Clay PVT. LTD.,Add-206,Apeksha ,Red & &Yellow Ochre Mine Complex.Sec-11.Hiran Magri,Udaipur Lease, Area -69.59hect. (Raj) [email protected] M.L.No.21/04 Near village – Sarah Kishnayat, Tehsil- Kolayat, District- Bikaner,Rajasthan,of M/S Deepak Mineral Industriesin Compliance of MoEF’s Notification dt.14/08/2018 Praposal No-29973) 12. 15604 ToR for Nathara ki Pal -IA Project Proponent Name- M/S Nalwaya Soapstone Mine Lease Area - Mineral Industries Pvt. Ltd.Add-7-A Bapu 97.13 hect. M.L. No-6/98 at near Bazar, Udaipur,313001,Email- Village- Nathara Ki Pal ,Tehsil- [email protected] Sarada, District- Udaipur, State- Consultant Name-M/S Udaipur Min-Tech Rajasthan, Lessee-M/S Nalwaya Pvt. Ltd. Add.-206,Apeksha Mineral Industries Pvt. Ltd. in Complex,Sec,-11,Hiran Magri,Udaipur compliance of MoEF's (Raj),[email protected] Notification dt.14.08.2018. 13. 15532 Terms of reference of Sapstone Project Proponent - M/S Tarun Minerals, Mine (ML.NO. 05/1999), Area:- Add- Near Jain Temple, Tehsil Kherwara, 24.92 Ha. Production Capacity:- Distt. - Udaipur, (Raj.), 25000 TPA, Khasra No. - Not [email protected] given, Village - Mandwa, Tehsil Consultants:- Apex Mintech Consultant, & Distt. - Udaipur (Raj.) Add- 3, Dhebar Colony, Near I.T.I Pratapnagar Udaipur, (Raj.) Eamil:- [email protected] , [email protected] [email protected] 14. 15533 Terms of Reference of Quartz, Project Proponent - M/S Seth Pusa Lal Feldspar & Mica Ghoras, Mansinghka Pvt. Ltd., Add- Pusa Niwas, Bhagatpura, Bhunas Mine Near Under Bridge, Pos & Distt. - (ML.NO.18/91), Rev. M.L. No. Bhilwara, (Raj.), Email:- 991/2011, Area:-38.77 Ha. [email protected] (Ghors - 18.52 ha. Bhunas- Consultants:- Apex Mintech Consultant, 9.00., Ha., Bhagatpura- 11.25 Add- 3, Dhebar Colony, Near I.T.I ha.) Production Capacity :- Pratapnagar Udaipur, (Raj.) Eamil:- 30,000 TPA, Khasra No. - [email protected] , 45G/15, Add:- Village - [email protected] Mandal, Sahada, Deogarh & [email protected] Final Minutes of 4.13 meeting of SEAC held on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May, 2019 Distt. - Bhilwara (Raj.) 15. 15737 ToR in respect of Rajol Project Proponent Name- Shri Ashok (kalyanpur) soapstone Mine Kumar karwa,Add-Industrial Area, (M.L. No.02/87, Area of Pratapnagar,
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