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Telangana Schedule of 105Rd Meeting State Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC) Telangana Schedule of 105rd Meeting AGENDA Venue: O/o. TSPCB, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad. Please Check MoEF&CC Website at www.parivesh.nic.in for details and updates From Date:15 Mar 2021 TO Date:15 Mar 2021 Date when Agenda was Created:14 Mar 2021 CONSIDERATION/RECONSIDERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE S.No Proposal Lingamsetty Pharmaceuticals S. State District Tehsil Village (1) No. (1.) Telangana Medchal Medchal IDA Medchal [SIA/TG/IND2/193540/2021 , SIA/TG/IND2/193540/2021 ] Smt.Bheembai S. State District Tehsil Village (2) No. (1.) Telangana Rangareddi Tandur Ogipur [SIA/TG/MIN/145201/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/145201/2020 ] Sri P. Anjil Reddy S. State District Tehsil Village No. (3) Rudraram Village, (1.) Telangana Vikarabad Tandur Peddamul Mandal [SIA/TG/MIN/186669/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/186669/2020 ] M/s. Surya Bhagavan S.C. Labour Contract Co-Operative Society Ltd., Ratnagiri S. State District Tehsil Village No. (4) Ratnagiri Village, Warangal (1.) Telangana Elkaturthy Bheemadevarapally U Mandal [SIA/TG/MIN/187968/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/187968/2020 ] 4.937 Ha of Pulkal Sand Reach, Bichkunda Mandal, Kamareddy District, Telangana S. State District Tehsil Village (5) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Bichkunda Pulkal [SIA/TG/MIN/188633/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/188633/2020 ] 3.051 Ha., of Kistapur Sand Reach, Birkur Mandal, Kamareddy District, Telangana S. State District Tehsil Village (6) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Birkoor Kistapur [SIA/TG/MIN/188635/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/188635/2020 ] M/s. Suvarna Mines S. State District Tehsil Village No. (7) Warangal (1.) Telangana Elkaturthy Gopalpur U [SIA/TG/MIN/188927/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/188927/2020 ] M/s.Kushal Granites S. State District Tehsil Village (8) No. (1.) Telangana Khammam Nelakondapalle Surdepally [SIA/TG/MIN/189365/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/189365/2020 ] M/s Hyderabad Rock Sand S. State District Tehsil Village (9) No. (1.) Telangana Sangareddy Patancheru Lakdaram [SIA/TG/MIN/190668/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/190668/2020 ] M/s. Venkateshwara Granites - 1.0 ha S. State District Tehsil Village No. (10) Purushothamayagudem (1.) Telangana Mahabubabad Mahabubabad Village, Maripeda Mandal [SIA/TG/MIN/190835/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/190835/2020 ] Ordinary sand mine over an extent of 4.71 ha in Manjira River at Hangarga Village, Kotagiri Mandal, Nizamabad District, Telangana State S. State District Tehsil Village (11) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Kotgiri Hangarga [SIA/TG/MIN/192501/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/192501/2021 ] (12) M/s.Adarsh India Mining Pvt Ltd S. State District Tehsil Village No. (1.) Telangana Rangareddi Gandeed Pagidial [SIA/TG/MIN/192794/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/192794/2021 ] M/s Kanaka Durga Stone Crusher S. State District Tehsil Village (13) No. (1.) Telangana Khammam Tirumalayapalem Mohamadapuram [SIA/TG/MIN/192813/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/192813/2021 ] M/s Sri Granites S. State District Tehsil Village (14) No. (1.) Telangana Warangal Dornakal Ravigudem [SIA/TG/MIN/194130/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194130/2021 ] Mining of ordinary sand over an Extent of 4.80 ha in Manjira River at Biknelli Village, Bodhan Mandal, Nizamabad District, Telangana State S. State District Tehsil Village (15) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Bodhan Biknelli [SIA/TG/MIN/194399/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194399/2021 ] Mining of ordinary sand in Manjira river at Kallur Village, Kotagiri Mandal, Nizamabad District, Telangana. S. State District Tehsil Village (16) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Kotgiri Kallur [SIA/TG/MIN/194451/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194451/2021 ] Mining of ordinary sand over an Extent of 4.80 ha in Manjira River at Block II, Mandarna Village, Bodhan Mandal, Nizamabad District, Telangana State S. State District Tehsil Village (17) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Bodhan Mandarna village [SIA/TG/MIN/194615/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194615/2021 ] Mining of ordinary sand over an Extent of 4.80 ha in Manjira River at Block I, Mandarna Village, Bodhan Mandal, Nizamabad District, Telangana State S. State District Tehsil Village (18) No. (1.) Telangana Nizamabad Bodhan Mandarna [SIA/TG/MIN/194666/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194666/2021 ] M/s. Venkateshwara Granites (19) S. State District Tehsil Village No. Kondaparthy Warangal (1.) Telangana Warangal Village, Inavole U Mandal [SIA/TG/MIN/194868/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/194868/2021 ] M/s. Venkata Sai Granites S. State District Tehsil Village (20) No. (1.) Telangana Warangal Dornakal Mannegudem [SIA/TG/MIN/195196/2021 , SIA/TG/MIN/195196/2021 ] M/s. Sri Manikanta Minerals S. State District Tehsil Village No. (21) (1.) Maharashtra Pune Haveli Kharadi (2.) Telangana Rangareddi Vicarabad (3.) Telangana Vikarabad Bantwaram Bopunaram [SIA/TG/MIN/30970/2019 , SIA/TG/MIN/30970/2019 ] Mothe Sand Reach S. State District Tehsil Village No. (22) Bhadradri (1.) Telangana burgampahad Mothe Kothagudem [SIA/TG/MIN/36533/2019 , SIA/TG/MIN/36533/2019 ] Mothe Sand Reach S. State District Tehsil Village No. (23) Bhadradri (1.) Telangana burgampahad Mothe Kothagudem [SIA/TG/MIN/36533/2019 , SIA/TG/MIN/36533/2019 ] Sri.B.Ravi Mohan S. State District Tehsil Village No. (24) Jharasangam (1.) Telangana Sangareddy Patancheru Mandal,RampurVillage [SIA/TG/MIN/42585/2019 , SIA/TG/MIN/42585/2019 ] CONSIDERATION/RECONSIDERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE(Extension/Amendment/Corrigendum) S.No Proposal M/s. Murlikrishna Minerals (1) S. State District Tehsil Village No. SIRALA VILLAGE, (1.) Telangana Adilabad Bhainsa NIRMAL DISTRICT [SIA/TG/MIN/193607/2021 , B/99/2017 ] Radha Smelters Limited S. State District Tehsil Village No. (2) Shankarampet (1.) Telangana Medak Chinnasankarampet (A) [SIA/TG/IND/187929/2020 , SEIAA/TS/OL/MDK-30/2017 ] M/s. Sireesha Geo Granites Pvt. Ltd. S. State District Tehsil Village (3) No. (1.) Telangana Karimnagar Gangadhara Odyaram [SIA/TG/MIN/191161/2021 , ] M/s. Maha Laxmi Stone Crusher S. State District Tehsil Village (4) No. (1.) Telangana Jangaon Chilpur Chilpur [SIA/TG/MIN/190776/2020 , 5/11/DEIAA/TS/JN/2018-19 ] CONSIDERATION/RECONSIDERATION OF TOR CLEARANCE(Extension/Amendment/Corrigendum) S.No Proposal Ms Parameshwari Minerals S. State District Tehsil Village (1) No. (1.) Telangana Medak Jinnaram Kothapally [SIA/TG/MIN/189762/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/48961/2019 ] Ms L Rhaks Steel Sand Pvt. Ltd. S. State District Tehsil Village (2) No. (1.) Telangana Rangareddi Nawabpet Arkatala [SIA/TG/MIN/189777/2020 , SIA/TG/MIN/50782/2020 ] Discussion on any other item with permission of the Chair. 10.5 Important Note: 1. The project proponents are requested to send the project details in respect of establishment/identification of violation (by SEIAA/MoEF&CC) in the format as per Annexure-I, Annexure-II, Annexure-III & Annexure-IV. (1) The project proponents should submit the Form-1, Pre-feasibility report for TOR along with other requisite documents,Environment Impact Assessment Report, public hearing report, queries subsequently raised by the Ministry, if anyincluding details of the court matters/Orders of the Court pertaining to the project if any, in original, duly signed by the company authorized signatory for Environmental Clearance, well in advance before meeting to Ministry’s project section or utmost at the time of presentation, without which the proposal will not be considered. Note:Submit a copy of each of above documents - Hard and Soft Copies (CD) to the Member secretary, Violation (Note: Not by Name) by speed post so as to reach well in time. (ii) Compliance Report from Regional Office, MoEF&CC (Applicable for projects already having EC). (iii) The KML/Shape files should be emailed to mentioned at para No. 7 below at least 5 days prior to the meeting. (iv) The above all documents are required to be forwarded to the Chairman/Members of the Expert Appraisal Committee along with soft copy. 2 All the documents including the hard copy of the presentation material should be legible and printed on both sides on ordinary paper. In case the members of the Expert Appraisal Committee do not receive the proposals/documents before the meeting, the Committee will not consider the project. 3 The Project Proponent or his or her authorized representative /consultant should avoid delivery of documents by hand and seeking meeting with Chairman/Members. Members are also requested to discourage/ avoid the meeting with the PP/ consultants. 4 Further, it is requested that the project proponent or his/her authorized representative should attend the presentation meeting of EAC. They may also depute senior officers from the company (preferably not more than two representatives) who can make a presentation on their behalf on the salient features of the project, the related environmental issues, proposed Environmental Management Plan and also respond to the queries/suggestions of the Committee. 5 Any changes/modification with respect to the Agenda, Venue etc., would be indicated in Ministry’s website. You are also requested to keep track of the status of your project from the Ministry/s Website i.e., www.envfor.nic.in / www.envclearance.nic.in. 6 Distribution of writing pads, pens, plastic folders and unnecessary stationery items during the meeting is not permitted. Distribution of colour print out may be avoided unless it is stated specifically. 7 No consultant is permitted into the meeting who has no accreditation with Quality Council of India (QCI)/National Accreditation Board of Education and Training (NABET) according to the MoEF OM dated 2nd December, 2009 .
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