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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 276] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1967/VAISAKHA 12, 1889

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF IRRIGATION AND POWER

ORDER

New Delhi, the 30th April 1967

S.O. 1641.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (4) of section 67 of the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 (31 of 1966), the Central Gov- ernment hereby directs that the Haryana State Electricity Board constituted under the notification of the Government of Haryana in the Public Works Department No. 351B2PWII-67, dated the 1st April, 1967 shall, with effect from the 1st May, 1967, take over from the State Electricity Board constituted for the former State of Punjab and referred to in clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 67 of the said Act, (hereinafter referred to as the composite Punjab State Electricity Board) such of its assets, rights and liabilities as are specified in the schedule below and the apportionment of such assets, rights and liabilities shall be subject to the provi- sions of sub-section (3) of that section.

THE SCHEDULE Assets and liabilities to be taken over by the Haryana State Electricity Board constituted by the Government of Haryana

I. Fixed Assets

(1) POWER HOUSES

Name of Power House

Installed capacity in MW

Thermal Power Houses

(a) Steam

1. Surajpur 2. Yamunanagar 3. Faridabad 4. C-Power Station Extension at Delhi

1X2.6 + 1X4.2 0.55 1X15 1X62.5

(Indraprastha)

(1045 )

Name of Power House

Installed capacity in MW

(b) Diesel

1.00

2x1

1. Ambala 2. Faridabad

(2) StIBSXATIONS

(a) 132 KV Substations

1. Hansi 2. Hissar 3. Bhlwanl 4. Dadri

(b) fifi KV Substations

1. Surajpur 2. Pinj ore 3. Jagadhri 4. Indri 5. Karnal 6. Gurgaon 7. Faridabad

(c) 33 KV Substations

1. Naraingarh 2. Sadhaura 3. Ladwa 4. Pipll S. Shahbad 8. Dhand 7. Kaithal 8. Bhore 9. Jind

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10. Safidou 11. Ganaur 12. Sonepat 13. Bahadurgarh 14. Sampla 15. Rohtak 18. Gurgaon 17, Sohana 18. Rewari 19\ Taoru 20. Faridabad 21. Globe Steel Works, Ballabgarh 22. Hyderabad Cement Asbestos, Ballabga 23. Mathura R'oad Sub-station, Farldabad 24. Good Year Tyres, Ballabgarh 25. Palwal 26. DOM (Hissart 27. Fatehbad 28. Sirsa 29. Narwana

Name oj Power House

Installed capacity in MW

30. Tohana 31- Barwsln 32. Uklana 33. Digwan Jattan 34. Mohindergarh 35. Narnaul 36. Jhajjar

(3) TRANSMISSION LINES

Name of the Line

Route length

in Kilometres

A. 132 KV Lines

Single Circuit

134.95 67.67 1. Panipat-Hansi-Hissar 2. Haiisl-Bhlwani-Dadri

B. 66 KV Lines

(a) Single Circuit

16.09 96.08 62.76 1. Chandigarh-Surajpur-Pinjore 2. Panipat-Kamal-Indri-Yamunanagar 3. Dhulekote-Yamunanagar

(b) Double Circuit

73.00 1. Delhi-Gurgaon-Faridabad

C. 33 KV Lines

£.' igle Circuit

1. Jndri-Pipli-Kalthal 2. Dhulkote-Shahbad-Pipli .;. Indri-Ladwa 4- Jagadhrl-Sadhaura-Naraingarh b. Panlpat-Safldon (J. Panipat-Sonepat 7. Tee off to Ganaur from Panipat-Sonepat line 8. Sonepat-Sampla 9- Delhi-Bahadurgarh

89.29 54.72 ' 12.06 61.15 32.1" 48.28 2.43 37.01 24.14 64.85 30.58 176.87 28.97 34.20 72.42 82.08 79.82 90.12

96.55 43.45 40.23 47.44 10, Delhi-Bahadurgarh-Sampla-Rohtak 1.1. Bahadurgarh-Jhajjar 12. Delhi-Faridabad Feeders No, 1. 2 and 3- 13- Faridabad-Palwal A. Delhl-Gurgaon .5. Gurgaon-Sohana-Rewarl 16. Hansl-Jind-Narwana 17. Hansi-Barwala-Uklana-Tohana 18- Hissar-Fatehbad-Sirsa ID. Bhiwani-Dadri-Mohindergarh-Namaul 20. Bhiwani-Digwan Jattan 21. Sohna-Bhadas 22. Gurgaon-Ballabgarh

D. All local distribution systems below 33 KV located within the boundaries of the State of Haryana.

II. Stores.

(i) Stores (Central and Divisional) which as on 1st September, 1966 were earmarked for projects and the corresponding liability, if any, shall go to those projects to which they were so earmarked.

(ii) The remaining—

(a) Central Stores as on 1st September, 1966, shall be taken over by the Haryana State Electricity Board to the extent of 39.5%; and (b) Divisional Stores as on 1st September. 1966 shall be taken over by the Haryana State Electricity Board in the area of operation of which the stores were located on that date.

Provided that Stores which in the opinion of the Central Government are scarce SLores or Stores of a special nature shall be distributed among the new Punjab State Electricity Board, Haryana State Electricity Board and the Administrations of Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh by mutual agreement, or, in default of such agreement, as the Central Government may by order direct.

III. financial Assets and Liabilities.

A. ASSETS.

(a) Allocated on location basis. (i) Advances to licensees. (ii) Advances to staff, e.g. house building purchase of conveyance, refri- gerators, fans, cycles, salary, travelling allowance, etc. (ill) Sundry debtors for electricity supplies. (Iv) Miscellaneous public works advances.

(v) Workshop suspense,

(vi) Cheques received and deposited in the banks but not yet realised.

(b) 39.5% of the following assets.

(i) Transactions relating to the period prior to the formation of the com- posite Punjab State Electricity Board for which monetary settlement is still to be effected.

(ii) Amounts recoverable from the Government of the former composite State of Punjab on account of interest charges on amount held with them relating to depreciation reserve, public works deposits and other debt-heads.

(iii) Amounts recoverable from Bajasthan on account of share of capital expenditure and interest charges incurred by the composite Punjab State Electricity Board on their behalf.

(iv) Investment in Government securities (including the securities earmark- ed towards composite Punjab State Electricity Board, Bond Redemp- tion Fund, General Reserve and held with Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals as security).

(v) Deposits made by the composite Punjab State Electricity Board with different Government authorities like Port Trusts, Customs, Shipping, etc. for services availed through them.

(c) 40.95% of the following assets: Investment of Provident Fund,

(d) 42% of the following assets:

(I) Balances with Banks in deposit, current and ca]] accounts including fixed deposits earmarked towards Life Insurance Corporation Loan Redemption or other funds, as also cash in hand. Investment in Government securities out of Life Insurance Corporation Loan Redemption Fund.

(II) Net debit balance of the Net Revenue and Appropriation Account.

(e) Assets not specified in clauses (a) to (d) which accrue before or after the formation of the new Electricity Boards shall be dealt with as follows: — (i) If susceptible of distribution on location basis, they would be taken over by the new Boards, or, as the case may be, by the Administra- tions of Chandigarh or Hlmachal Pradesh in whose area of opera- tion they may be located.

(ii) Others which are not so susceptible will be provisionally allocated between the new Punjab State Electricity Board, the Haryana State Electricity Board and the Administrations of Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh In the ratios of 54.5: 39.5: 3-5: 2.5 subject to financial adjustment at the time of final apportionment.

(f) Receipts of common nature i>hall be accepted by the new Punjab State Electricity Board who will give credits to the Boards and the Administra- tions in the manner specified in paragraph (ii) of Clause (e).

B. LIABILITIES.

(a) Allocated or location basis.

(I) Transfer debits between HeaS Office and Divisional Office. (Ii) Consumers' security and other deposits-

(lii) Purchases (Liabilities for Goods supplied for which payments are yet to be made).

(iv) Cheques drawn on Banks by the composite Punjab State Electricity- Board but not yet encashed,

(b) 39.5% of the following liabilities.

(i) Transactions relating to the period prior to the formation of the com- posite Punjab State Electricity Board for which monetary settlement is still to "Be effected.

(II) Amounts payable to the former Punjab Government on account of interest charges etc.

(iii) Amounts payable to Rajasthan on account of their share of depreciation reserve and other deposits made by them,

(iv) General Reserve.

(v) Bonds and Bond Redemption Fund of the composite Punjab State Electricity Board-

(c) 40.95% of the following liability:

Employees' Provident Fund.

(d) 42% of the following liabilities:

(i) Over-drafts from banks. (ii) Loan from Life Insurance Corporation and Life Insurance Corporation Loan Redemption Fund.

(e) Liabilities not specified in clauses (a) to (d) which accrue whether before

or after the formation of the new Electricity Boards, shall be dealt with

as follows:

(I) If susceptible of distribution on location basis, they would be taken over by the new Boards, or, as the case may bo, by the Administra- tions of Chandigarh or Himachal Pradesh m whose area of opera- tion they may be located,

(II) Others which are not so susceptible will be provisionally allocated between the new Punjab State Electricity Board, the Haryana State E?ectricity Board and the Administrations of Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh In the ratios of 54.5: 39.5: 3-5: 2.5 subject to financial adjustment at the time of final apportionment.

m Bills in respect of materials already supplied whether pending or received

in future, shall be dealt with as follows: —

(I) Bills relating to a specific- project or work shall be paid by the Board which takes over that project or work.

fiii Bills relatine to materials required for stock purposes shall be paid by the Haryana State Electricity Board on the basis of the quantities consigned to or earmarked for use in the area of operation.

(111) 42% of the bills other than those mentioned In paragraphs (i) and (11J shall he the liability o£ the Haryaria~ State Electricity Board. (lv) Such of the bills of common nature as are not covered by paragraphs (i) to (111) shall be accepted and paid for by the new Punjab State Electricity Board who will raise debits against the new Boards and the Aclministrations in the manner specified in paragraph (iij of clause (e).

[No. F. EL.IL3(17)/66(1).]

K. P. MATHRANI, Secy.

PBINTID IN INDIA BY THE GUNKRAI. MANAGER, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PMM, NXW DKLHI AND PUBLISHED "Y THE MANAGE* OF PUBLICATIONS, DELHI, 1907