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Revised Agenda of 498 SEAC Meeting Dated- 06-10-2020 Meeting URL Revised Agenda of 498 th SEAC Meeting Dated- 06-10-2020 (Through video-conferencing ) Meeting URL : https://meet.google.com/pwc-ksye-pjv Venue: Directorate of Environment, Vineet Khand-1, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. Time: 11-00 A.M. S.L. File Online Project Details Category Date of N0. N0. Proposal No. Receiving Mining Reply (Discussion) 1. 4238 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining at Gata No.-36 & 5mi, Khand-1B, Village-Ram Nagar Kauhan, 1(a) Reply 25-09-2020 25610/2018 Fatehpur., Shri Tejinder Pal Singh, M/s Indore Property Pvt. Ltd., Area: 40.48 ha M/s P & M S 2. 4235 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining at Khasra No.-177, 178 Mi, 176, 160, 159A, 162, 161, 158, 1(a) Reply 25-09-2020 25595/2018 157Mi, 156, 155, 163Mi, 154, 148, 146, 147, 145, 144, 143, 138, 142, 141, 139Mi, M/s P & M S 140Mi, 129,, Village-Gadhiwa Majhigawan, Tehsil-Khaga, Fatehpur.,Area:34.00 ha 3. 5811 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining from Kosi River Bed at Gata No.-90, Village- Bhuvra Aehatmali, 1(a) 24-09-2020 171310/2020 Tehsil- Swaar, District- Rampur, U.P., Area -1.51.00 ha Reply M/s Globus 4. 5385 SIA/UP/MIN/ Building Stone, (Sand Stone) Mine at Gata No.- 547, Village-Bhojpur Pahadi, 1(a) 22-09-2020 131466/2020 Tehsil- Sadar, District- Mirzapur, U.P., (Leased Area-2.01 ha) (Reply) M/s Cognizance Appraisal 5. 5386 SIA/UP/MIN/ Building Stone, (Sand Stone) Mining at Gata No.-547, Village-Bhojpur Pahadi, 1(a) 22-09-2020 131412/2019 Tehsil- Sadar, District- Mirzapur, U.P., (Leased Area-1.01 ha) (Reply) M/s Cognizance Appraisal 6. 4938 SIA/UP/MIN/ Stone (Khandas, Gitti & Boulder)Mining at Gata No.-42 & 44, Khand No.-05, at 1(a) TOR 23-09-2020 39559/2019 Village-Baruwasyodha, Tehsil-Naraini, Banda., Area-1.46 ha Reply M/s ERA 7. 4999 SIA/UP/MIN/ Stone (Khanda, Gitti & Boulder) Mining at Gata No.-356, Khand No.- 04, at 1(a) EIA 28-09-2020 41376/2019 Village- Dudhaiya, Tehsil & District-Mahoba., Area-1.619 ha Reply M/s ERA 8. 4383 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining from Ken River Riverbed at Gata No.-100, Khand No.- 1(a) EIA 30-09-2020 28085/2018 01(Block No.-24) at, Village-Khaptiha Kalan, Tehsil- Pailani, District-Banda, Uttar Reply M/s ERA Pradesh. Sanctioned Lease Area-16.0 Ha 9. 5873/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining from Betwa River Bed at Khand No.-22/4, Village-Riruwa Basaria, 1(a) EIA 23 -09 -2020 56940/2020 Tehsil-Sarila, District- Hamirpur, U.P., M/s Malhotra Brothers, Lease Area 22.00 Ha Appraisal 5668 M/s ITH 10 . 5874/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining from Yamuna River bed at Gata No.-228, Vill.-Bidauli, Tehsil-Unn, 1(a) EIA 23 -09 -2020 Shamli.,M/s Shakumbari Mines, Area-20.469 Ha, 5235 56938/2019 Appraisal M/s Green-C 11 . 5875/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining from Yamuna River Bed in Khand No.- D2, Gata No.-93min, Village- 1(a) EIA 23 -09 -2020 56937/2019 Devlan, District-Fatehpur, U.P., M/s Santosh Kumar and Sons (Leased Area-18.21 Ha) Appraisal Paramarsh 5294 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining from Garra Riverbed at Gata No.- 634, 633, 632, 630 Kha, 1332, 1869 , at 1(a) EIA 12 . 5876/ 23 -09 -2020 56934/2019 Village- Kakra Kankar Kund, Tehsil- Sadar, District- Shahjanpur, U.P., (Area-11.628 Ha) Appraisal M/s Cognizance 5367 13 . 5878/ SIA/UP/MIN/ River Bed Sand/Morrum Mining at Gata No.-05A, Gata No.- 2556 & 2557, Village- 1(a)EIA 24 -09 -2020 5664 56971/2020 Bandhauli, Tehsil- Urai, Distt.- Jalaun, U.P., Shri Sumit Kumar Singh, M/s A.S.V.P. Appraisal M/s ITH Construction, Area 36.437 Ha 14 . 5885/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining at Gata No.- 317 Mi, Khand No.- 04, Village- Kurauna, Tehsil- Orai, 1(a) EIA 26 -09 -2020 5309 57031/2019 District-Jalaun., Smt. Archana Gupta (Leased Area-16.194 Ha) Appraisal M/s ERA 15 . 5886/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining from Betwa River Bed at Gata No.- 317 Mi, Khand No.- 03, Village- 1(a) EIA 26 -09 -2020 5308 57028/2019 Kurauna, Tehsil- Orai, District- Jalaun, U.P., Shri Devendra Kumar Gupta., M/s Shaksham Appraisal M/s ERA Contractors Suppliers., Area-20.242 Ha 16 . 5895/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining from Betwa River Bed at Gata No.-1191/2, Khand No.-04, Village- Sikarivyas, 1(a) EIA 29 -09 -2020 5416 57091/2020 Tehsil-Orai,District-Jalaun,U.P., Shri Sudhir Singh, M/s Gauri Traders ., Area: 20.242 ha, Appraisal M/s Cognizance 17 . 5896/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining from Betwa River bed at Gata No.-1396 , Khand No.-1,Village- Bhedi Khurd, 1(a) EIA 29 -09 -2020 5448 57084/2020 Tehsil- Kalpi, District-Jalaun, U.P., Shri Nirmal Kant Tiwari, M/s Mankameshwar Appraisal M/s Cognizance Infrastructure, (Leased Area-20.42 Ha) 18 . 5905/ SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand/Morrum Mining along Betwa River Bed in Gata No.- 01, 218 Ka, Village- 1(a) EIA 30 -09 -2020 5541 57138/2020 Kudri, Tehsil- Garautha, District- Jhansi., Shri Tarun Gupta., Lease Area: 14.00 ha, Appraisal M/s Paramarsh Discussion on Reply 19 . 5814 SIA/UP/MIN/ Sand Mining Project on River bed of Tons, at Khand No.- 42, Village-From Ganga Reply M/s 171643/2020 Tons Sangam to Bhaganpur, Tehsil-Karchhana, District-Prayagraj,U.P., Area-5.00 ha Paramarsh 20 . 4690 SIA/UP/MIN/ "Granite ( Khanda, Gitti & Boulders) Mine" at Gata No.-1078, Khanda No.-34, Reply M/s 31706/2019 Village- Gonda, Tehsil- Karwi, District- Chitrakoot, U.P.,(Leased Area-2.02 ha) Paramarsh .
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