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1 A5(2) GFL CR 40 2008-09 Diversion of 2.428 Ha of Deemed Forest Land Forest Conservation Section Pending Cases Status File No Sl. Pending Subject Extent Code Remarks Status No. with Circle Division 1 A5(2) GFL CR 40 2008-09 Diversion of 2.428 ha of deemed forest land in Additional information submitted to the GoI Sy.No.158/1P of Marpady Village, Mangalore through GoK letter dt: 12-01-2012. Taluk for Sports Ground, Stadium and Allied 2.428 07 GOI Stage-I activities in favour of Alva's Education Mangalore Foundation (R), Mudabidre. Kundapura 2 A5(2) GFL CR 3 2003-04 DIVERSION OF 130 HA OF FL The GoI vide it's letter dt: 02-08-2005 has FOR REHABILITATION OF TRIBALS directed GoK to identify another alternative area FROM SHRI MANGALA WILD LIFE for relocation. It should be degraded forest are RANGE 130.000 07 and nearer to the original site of Habitation of the CCF Stage-I Tribals & should not be wildlife area/coridor. The Kodagu CF, Madiker report is awaited since 26-08-2005. Hunsur WL 3 A5(2) GFL CR 58 1983-84 DIVERSION OF 21.00 HA OF FL FOR THE The Hon'ble Supreme Court needs to be requested PURPOSE OF REHABILITATION OF 21 in waive of the NPV. 21.000 07 PCCF Stage-I FAMILIES DISPLACED AND AFFECTED Kodagu BY HARANGI PROJECT. Madikeri 4 A5(2) GFL CR 12 2009-10 Diversion of 0.90 ha of forest land in In-principle approval accorded vide letter dated Sy.No.12 of Bydarhalli Village of Hassan 16-12-2010. Sought for compliance from the District for the construction of Yagachi Left 0.900 01 Deputy Conservator of Forests, Hassan vide this DCF Stage-II Hassan Bank Canal in favour of the Executive Office letter dated 07-01-2011 & reminded on 03- Hassan Engineer, Hemavathi Dam Division, Gorur. 03-2011 and 14-03-2012. 5 A5(2) GFL CR 1995-96 DIVERSION OF 18.25 HA OF FL FOR C/O Stage-I clearance given on 04-05-1999 by GoI. NEW TANK NEAR KILARADAHALLI, Non-compliance of conditions by User Agency till 18.250 01 UA Stage-II SIRA TQ. IN F/O MINOR IRRIGATION date. Hassan DEPT. Tumkur 6 A5(2) GFL CR 233 1996-97 Diversion of 2.97 ha of forest land for The GoI vide letter No.F©A/11.2/155/BC/KAR construction Choultry, Tourist Home and dt: 06-09-2004 has sought information which is Guest House Etc., in favour of Sri 2.970 07 yet to be complied with since 03-11-2004 CCF Stage-II Mookambika Temple, Kollur. Mangalore Kundapura Page 1 of 114 File No Sl. Pending Subject Extent Code Remarks Status No. with Circle Division 7 A5(2) GFL CR 201 1987-88 Renewal of lease of 8.00 ha of forest land The GoI vide letter No.4- Stage-II diverted in Thirtharamapur - RF Harenahalli KRC498/2008/BAN/6718 dt: 03-03-2010 has RF and Bannehallakaval RF of Gubbi Range sought consent of Grama Sabha under FRA along 8.000 07 CCF in Tumkur District for running of Aerial with compliance report. The compliance from the Hassan Ropeway in favour of M/s. Mysore Cements UA & report of the CF, Hassan is awaited. Tumkur Ltd., Ammasandra. 8 A5(2) GFL CR 2005-06 Renewal of 121.41 ha of forest land lease for Correspondence with GOK regarding waive off Research Works in favour of Central the NPV is under process. Latest reminder dt: 10- Plantation Crops Research Institute in Kidu 121.410 07 10-2011. GOK Stage-II village (AGRO FORESTRY) Dakshina Mangalore Kannada District. Mangalore 9 A5(2) GFL CR 24 2008-09 Diversion of 13.764 ha. of forest land in Since Compliance submitted by the Chief Sy.No.41 & 42 of Nidanur village, Alur Taluk, Conservator of Forests, Hassan vide his letter Hassan District for the rehabilitation of 12.428 07 dated 08-07-2013 was in complete referred back CCF Stage-II Hassan displaced persons of Hemavathi Project in for complete compliance vide this office letter Hassan favour of the Revenue Department. dated 07-08-2013 10 A5(2) GFL CR 14 2006-07 Diversion of 4.05 ha of forest land at The User Agency has been requested by this Someshwara RF of Kundapur Forest Division, Office letter dt: 29-07-2010 to submit revised Udupi District for electrification under Hamlet proposal duly restricting the forest land demand to 4.050 06 UA Stage-I planning to Nadpal village, Panchayat, Karkala 1.00 ha. Mangalore Taluk in favour of MESCOM. Kundapura 11 A5(2) GFL CR 2007-08 Diversion of 0.131 ha of forest land for Sought for compliance report from DCF, stringing of 11 KV line to Yenmura RF for Mangalore Division, Mangalore vide this Office electrification of Hemala Hamlet Project in 0.131 06 letter dated 7-8-2007 and reminded dated 24-7- DCF Stage-II Mangalore Division, Dakshina Kannada 2010 and 17-09-2012. Mangalore District in favour of MESCOM Ltd., Mangalore 12 A5(2) GFL CR 15 2008-09 Diversion of 3.833 ha of forest land in Hassan Compliance Report is awaited from the DCF. forest division for shifting of existing 220 KV Reminded dated 10-05-2011 and 21-11-2011. DC line nearby Melgod Village in favour of 3.833 06 DCF Stage-II Hassan the Executive Engineer (Elect), MW Division, Hassan KPTCL, Hassan. Page 2 of 114 File No Sl. Pending Subject Extent Code Remarks Status No. with Circle Division 13 A5(2) GFL CR 22 2009-10 Diversion of 4.61 ha. of forest land in The proposal submitted to the Government of Sy.Nos.19/1 and 103/1 A of Karimana village India vide Government of Karnataka letter dated in Puttur Taluk for construciton of First Grade 30-3-2011. GoI have directed to furnish the College building and play ground in favour of 4.610 07 additional information. The same has been DCF Stage-I the Principal, Government First Grade forwarded to the DCF, Mangalore vide this office Mangalore College, Kaniyoor, Puttur Taluk. A5(3).GFL. letter dated 26-09-2012. Mangalore CR.22/2009-10 14 A5(2) GFL CR 54 2009-10 Diversion of 4.0667 ha of forest land under User Agency has not complied the conditions Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for stipulated in in-principle approval. In this construction of road and maintenance of connection direction has also been issued to the Southadka to T 05 road under Pradhana 4.067 04 EE., Planning Division, Mangalore to comply the UA Stage-II Manthri Grama Sadak Yojana in favour of the conditions vide this Office letter dated: 31-01- Mangalore Executive Engineer, Project Division, 2012. Mangalore Mangalore. 15 A5(2) GFL CR 7 2009-10 Diversion of 0.998 ha. of forest land for 11 The Conservator of Forests, Mangalore has been KV transmission line (Kollangaru - Koodlu) in instructed for action taken as per Government of Someshwara Reserve Forest, Hebri Range, India guidelines dated 18-5-2009 vide this Office 0.998 06 CCF Stage-I Kundapura Division in favour of Executive letter dated 24-8-2009. Mangalore Engineer, MESCOM, Udupi District. Kundapura 16 A5(2) GFL CR 8 2009-10 Diversion of 0.091 ha. of forest land for 11 The Conservator of Forests, Mangalore has been KV transmission line (Belaru - Bedatingale) in instructed for action taken as per Government of Someshwara Reserve Forest, Hebri Range, India guidelines dated 18-5-2009 vide this Office 0.091 06 CCF Stage-I Kundapura Division in favour of Executive letter dated 22-8-2009. Mangalore Engineer, MESCOM, Udupi District. Kundapura 17 A5(2) GFL CR 9 2009-10 Diversion of 0.777 ha. of forest land for 11 The Conservator of Forests, Mangalore has been KV transmission line (Tannir Gowdarajeddu) instructed for action taken as per Government of in Someshwara Reserve Forest, Hebri Range, India guidelines dated 18-5-2009 vide this Office 0.777 06 CCF Stage-I Kundapura Division in favour of Executive letter dated 22-8-2009. Mangalore Engineer, MESCOM, Udupi District. Kundapura 18 A5(2) GFL CR 10 2009-10 Diversion of 0.998 ha. Of forest land for 11 The Conservator of Forests, Mangalore has been KV transmission line (Kittu darakast-Gowdara- instructed for action taken as per Government of Jeddu) in Someshwara Reserve Forest, Hebri India guidelines dated 18-5-2009 vide this Office 0.998 06 CCF Stage-I Range, Kundapura Division in favour of letter dated 24-8-2009. Mangalore Executive Engineer, MESCOM, Udupi Kundapura District. Page 3 of 114 File No Sl. Pending Subject Extent Code Remarks Status No. with Circle Division 19 A5(2) GFL CR 24 2009-10 Diversion of 2.226 ha. of forest land for 66 Initial application has been communicated the KV S/C line on DC towers from proposed Conservator of Forests, Kodagu Circle, Madikeri 66/33/11 KV S.S. at Virajpet to proposed 2.226 06 for processing vide this Office letter dated 08-09- CCF Stage-I 66/33/11/ KV S.S at Madikeri in Kodagu 2009 & reminder dated 3-5-2011. Report is Kodagu Madikeri District.\ awaited. 20 A5(2) GFL CR 16 2009-10 Diversion of 0.247 ha. of forest land in Sought for additional information from DCF, Mudugal of Keradi Village in Kundapura Karkala WL vide this office letter dated 01-01- Taluk, Udupi for electrification of houses in 2012. 0.247 06 DCF Stage-I favour of the Assistant Executie Engineer Mangalore (Elec), Maintenance Sub Division, MESCOM, Kundapura Byndoor, Kundapur Taluk.
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