भारत सरकार / Government of India

Daman 11^th June, 2021 21 Jyaishtha, 1943 (Saka) No. : 22

Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu Union Territory.

Daman Municipal Council

NOTIFICATION

No.DMN/DMC/BYE LAWS/02/2021

Amendment in Solid Waste (Handling and Management) bye-law, 2018

A bye-law to further amend Daman Solid Waste (Handling and Management) bye-law,

2018, as per the mandate of Plastic Waste management rules 2016,

WHEREAS, concerns about usage and disposal of plastic are diverse and include

accumulation of plastic waste in landfills, water bodies and in natural habitats, physical

problems for wild and domestic animals resulting from ingestion or entanglement in plastic,

the leaching of chemicals from plastic products and the potential for plastics to transfer

chemicals to wildlife, domestic animals and humans, are increasing.

AND WHEREAS, because of non-biodegradable plastic waste, handling of municipal

solid waste becomes difficult and incurs more financial burden and also burning such waste in

the open environment causes various diseases in humans and animals.

AND WHEREAS, it is observed that non-biodegradable garbage is responsible for

clogging drains and nallas causing flood-like situation in urban settlement leading to loss of

lives and damage to properties and infrastructure.

AND WHEREAS, plastic waste and microplastic cause danger to marine and

freshwater biodiversity and also hamper ecosystem services due to spreading of such waste in

and around ecosystems, on tourists places, beaches, and agriculture and forest areas.

AND WHEREAS, non-biodegradable plastic waste and microplastic are having

negative impacts on fish diversity and fisheries activity.

सरकारी राजपत्र

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

संघ प्रदेश दादरा एवं नगर हवेली तथा दमण एवं दीव प्रशासन

U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND

DAMAN AND DIU

श्रेणी - २

SERIES - II

प्राधिकरण द्वारा प्रकाधित / PUBLISHED BY AUHTORITY

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AND WHEREAS, non-biodegradable waste is posing problems in effective

implementation of Swachh Bharat Mission.

AND WHEREAS, Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016 impose a duty upon the

local body to enact bye-laws for the implementation of these rule.

With the previous sanction of the appropriate authority, Daman Municipal Council

proposes to make following bye-laws in the exercise of the powers conferred by the Sub-

Sections (1) and (2) of Section 301 read with Section 221, 223 of the Daman Municipal

Council Regulation, 2004. These draft bye-laws are hereby published, as required by clause

(b) of Sub-Section (3) of Section 301 of the said Regulation and notice is hereby given that the

draft of the said Bye-Laws will be taken into consideration on the expiry of a period of 15 days

from the date of publication of this notification.

Any person who intends to make any objection or suggestion regarding these draft

Bye- Laws may send the same to the Chief Officer, Daman Municipal Council, Daman, Union

Territory within the period specified above.

Any objections or suggestions, which may be received by the Chief Officer, Daman

Municipal Council, Daman within the aforesaid period, shall be considered by the Council.

Amendment in Solid Waste (Handling and Management) Bye-Laws

Short title and Commencement:- 1.1 These Bye-Laws may be called the Daman

Municipal Council Solid Waste (Handling and Management) (Amendment) Bye-Laws,

2019.

1.2

They shall come in to force from the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

1.3

They shall remain in force unless amended as per Daman Municipal Council

Regulation, 2004.

After bye-law 2(two), the following additional paragraph shall be added.

―These bye-laws are also applicable to every person, body of person, government and non-

government organization, educational institution, sport complex, clubs, cinema halls and

theaters, marriage/celebration halls, industrial units, commercial institutions, offices,

pilgrimage organisers, pilgrimages and religious places, hotels, dhabas, shopkeepers, malls,

vendors or sellers, traders, manufacturers, caterer, wholesalers, retailers, stockiest,

businessmen, hawkers, salesmen, transporters, market, producers, stalls, tourist places, forest &

reserved forest, eco-sensitive areas, all sea beaches, all public places, bus stands, railway

stations in Daman Municipal Council‘s area.‖

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 3(three) after clause 3.102, the following clauses shall

be inserted:-

3.103 “alternate use” means use of a material for a purpose other than for which it was

conceived, which is beneficial because it promotes resource efficiency.

3.104 ―Commodities made from Thermocol‖ means any commodity or Product made from

Thermocol.

3.105 “Commodity” means tangible items that may be brought or sold and includes all

marketable goods or wares.

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3.106 “Compostable Plastic” means plastic that undergoes degradation by biological

processes during composting to yield CO2, water, inorganic compounds and biomass at a rate

consistent with other known compostable materials, excluding environmental Petro-based

plastic, and does not leave visible, distinguishable or toxic residue, and which shall conform

to the Indian Standard: IS 17088:2008 titled as Specifications for Compostable Plastics, as

amended from time to time.

3.107 “energy recovery” means energy recovery from waste that is conversion of waste

material into usable heat electricity or fuel through a variety of processes including

combustion, gasification, pyrolisation, anaerobic digestion and landfill gas recovery.

3.108 “PET and PETE bottles” means bottles made up of polyethylene terephthalate (PET)

and polyethylene terephthalate esters (PETE) used for packaging or storing liquid or semi-

liquid food, including water.

3.109 “Plastic” means material; which contains as an essential ingredient a high polymer

such as polyethylene terephthalate, high density polyethylene, vinyl, low density

polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene resins, polystyrene (thermacol), non-oven

polypropylene, multi-layered co extruder, poly propylene, poly terephthalate, polyamides,

polymethyl methacrylate, plastic microbeads, etc.

3.110 “Plastic bags” means bags made from plastic material, used for the purpose of

carrying or dispensing commodities which have handle or without handle and also includes

bags made from non-woven polypropylene and constitute or form an integral part of the

packaging at the manufacturing stage or is an integral part of manufacturing.

3.111 “Plastic sheets” means sheet made of plastic.

3.112 “Plastic Waste” means any plastic discarded after use or after their intended use is

over.

3.113 "Plastic Product” means anything or object or item made from plastic or Thermocol.

3.114 “Producer / Manufacturer‖ means person engaged in manufacture or import of

plastic bags or multilayered packaging or containers or plastic sheets or like, and includes

industries or individuals using plastic sheets or like or covers made up of plastic sheets or

sheets or also manufacture products made from plastic or used plastic for packaging or

wrapping the commodity.

3.115 “Multi-layered Packaging” means any material used or to be used for packaging and

having at least one layer of plastic as the main ingredient in combination with one or more

layers of material such as paper, paperboard, polymeric materials, metalised layers or

aluminium foil either in the form of laminate or co-extruded structure.

3.116 “Paper-Based Carton Packaging using one layer of plastic” means a container for

liquid and solid food and beverages (e.g. milk, juice, etc.), where the primary constituent

material is paperboard and which may have one or more layer of plastic, foil necessary to

allow safe and hygienic consumption.

In the Daman Municipal Council Solid Waste (Handling and Management) Bye-

laws, 2018 (hereinafter referred to as the said bye-laws) after clause (4), the following new

clause shall be inserted, namely:-

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4A. Ban on Plastic in Daman Municipal Council Area: Without prejudice to General

powers specified under bye-law 4, in the area within Jurisdiction of Daman Municipal

Council, except in cases mentioned in clause 4B, there shall be a ban on following:-

(1)

Manufacture, usage, transport, distribution, wholesale and retail sale, storage and

import of the plastic bags with handle or without handle, and the disposable non-recyclable

products manufactured from plastic & thermocol (polystyrene) such as single-use disposable

dish, cups, plates, glasses, fork, bowl, container, disposable dish/ bowl used for packaging

food in hotels, spoon, straw, non-woven polypropylene bags, cups/ pouches to store liquid,

packaging with plastic to wrap or store the products, packaging of food items and food grain

material etc. and also on use of plastic and thermocol for decoration purpose in whole

municipal area is banned. Any violation of this injunction shall be punishable in accordance

with fine specified in the schedule to this bye-law

(2)

Use of multi layered plastic which is non-recyclable or non-energy recoverable or with

no alternate use is banned with immediate effect.

(3)

All such material, except material which is exempted under bye-law 4B and is

complying with conditions under bye-law 4C, shall stand confiscated by Daman Municipal

Council if found within the territory of the Council. No compensation whatsoever shall be

payable to anyone. The person in whose custody, possession, or ownership such material is

found shall also be liable to pay, in addition to the fine specified in the schedule, cost of

scientific disposal of such waste.

4B. Conditions and situations in which Plastic ban shall not be applicable:- Subject to

conditions mentioned in clause 4C, and such other conditions as are mentioned in this bye-

law, the ban mentioned in clause 4A shall not be applicable in following cases:-

(1)

Plastic bags or plastic used for packaging of medicines and Medical Equipment‘s and

medical products is permitted.

(2)

Compostable plastic bags or material used for plant nurseries, horticulture, agriculture,

handling of solid waste, etc. are permitted. However, bags/sheets utilized for this purpose

shall have prominently printed on them ―Use exclusively for this specific purpose only‖. The

manufacturers or wholesaler of compostable plastic carry bags shall obtain a certificate from

the Central Pollution Control Board before marketing or selling for this purpose.

(3)

It is permitted to manufacture plastic and plastic bags for export purpose only, in the

Special Economic Zone and export-oriented units, etc.

(4)

Bubble Plastic material used for wrapping the material at the manufacturing stage or

which is an integral part of manufacturing may be allowed subject to following additional

conditions:—

(i)

Bubble plastic material shall be made up of minimum 20% recyclable plastic material.

(ii)

The bubble packaging material shall be printed with the manufacturer‘s details, type of

plastic with code number and buyback price.

(iii)

A buy-back mechanism under Extended Producer‘s Responsibility (EPR) Plan of

manufacturer or distributor which includes co-ordination/collaboration with existing Rag

Pickers/Scrap Traders, retailers for collection of bubble plastic waste and its subsequent

recycling and final disposal through established recycling plant or registered recyclers of

100% integral bubble plastic waste management from collection to final disposal is in place in

the territory.

(5)

Food grade virgin plastic bags of not less than 50 micron thickness which are used for

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packaging of milk may be permitted. On such plastic bags, the price for buyback should be

clearly printed and such price should not be less than Rs.0.50 per bag to develop buyback

system for recycling. To develop collection mechanism and ensure proper recycling of such

used bags, milk dairies, retail sellers and traders will buy back such used milk bags with

predefined buyback price printed on it. Milk dairies, retail sellers and traders will ensure that

such buy-back mechanism and collection and recycling system shall be established within six

months from the date of publication of this regulation. However, Milk Dairy and distributors

shall make efforts to develop an alternative system with glass bottles or any other

environment-friendly material for distribution of milk.

(6)

Wholesalers and Retailers of groceries and grain products are allowed to sell groceries

and grain products in sealed plastic packaging material subject to compliance of following

conditions:––

(i)

The plastic packaging material shall be more than 50 micron thickness with a minimum

weight of 2 grams. The packaging material shall be printed with the manufacturer‘s details,

type of plastic with code number and buy-back price;

(ii)

Manufacturing associations for retail packaging material and retailer‘s associations

shall work to create a mechanism for the collection of the plastic through a buy-back

mechanism and ensure the recycling and final disposal of the collected plastic materials;

(iii)

The conditions mentioned above in vi (a) and (b) shall be complied for use and sale of

plastic packaging material within a period of three months from the date of publishing this

byelaw;

(7)

Plastic Packaging material used for products intended for sale in the jurisdiction of

Daman Municipal Council through E-Commerce shall be allowed only for six months of

publishing of these bye-laws. However, they shall develop Environmental-Friendly

Alternative for packaging of materials within six months. They shall create a mechanism for

the collection of the plastic packaging material used during six months and ensure the

recycling and final disposal.

(8)

Use, sale, storage, and manufacture of PET or PETE bottles made up of high quality

food grade virgin Bisphenol-A free material with predefined buyback price printed on it shall

be allowed subject to compliance of the following:-

(i)

PET or PETE bottle manufacturers, producers, sellers and traders under ‗Extended

Producers and Sellers/Traders Responsibility‘ will develop ―Buy Back Depository

Mechanism‖ with a predefined buyback price printed specifically on such PET or PETE

bottles and also set up collection centers, reverse vending machines, crushing machines with

linkages established with recycling units, to collect and recycle such PET or PETE bottle,

within six months from the date of publication, at strategic places including malls,

multiplexes, hotels, shops, tourist places, beaches, forts, public places, etc.

(ii)

Traders/ sellers will buy back such used PET/PETE bottles with predefined buyback

price.

(iii)

PET/PETE bottles of drinking water, having liquid holding capacity of 1 liter or more,

shall be printed on it, the deposit and refund price of Re. 1 or buyback price as decided by the

Manufacturer. Drinking water PET/PETE bottles, having liquid holding capacity of less than 1

liter but more than 200 ml, shall be printed on it, the deposit and refund price of Rs. 2 or

buyback price as decided by the Manufacturer.

(iv)

Use, sale, storage and manufacture of drinking water PET or PETE bottles of having

liquid holding capacity less than 200 ml is banned in the territory of Daman Municipal

Council.

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(v)

It is mandatory on the part of the bulk consumers of PET bottles such as hotels,

marriage/ party halls, outdoor event locations, offices/institutions to provide dedicated space

for the collection of plastic waste.

(vi)

It shall be the sole responsibility of the PET Bottle industries to ensure that these bottles

are collected from retailers at depository at refund rate or buyback rate and are recycled.

4C: Additional conditions which exempted materials should comply with. All sheets,

packaging, products, materials exempted under clause 4B should comply with following

additional conditions, namely:-

(1)

they shall either be in natural shade, which is without any added pigments, or made

using only those pigments and colourants which are in conformity with Indian Standard : IS

9833:1981 titled as ―List of pigments and colourants for use in plastics in contact with

foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals and drinking water‖, as amended from time to time; and

(2)

products made of recycled plastic shall not be used for storing, carrying,

dispensing or packaging ready to eat or drink foodstuff‘; and

(3)

any plastic packaging made of virgin or recycled plastic, shall not be less than fifty

microns in thickness;

(4)

plastic sheet or like, which is not an integral part of multi-layered packaging and cover

made of plastic sheet used for packaging, wrapping the commodity shall not be less than fifty

microns in thickness except where the thickness of such plastic sheets impair the functionality

of the product;

(5)

sachets using plastic material shall not be used for storing, packing or selling gutkha,

tobacco and pan masala;

(6)

recycling of plastic waste shall conform to the Indian Standard: IS 14534:1998 titled as

Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics, as amended from time to time;

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 5 sub- byelaw,

(1) Clause (5.1) shall be substituted,

―5.1

Segregation of waste into separate specified groups: Every waste generator in the

municipality shall not litter solid waste, plastic waste or any such waste and shall separate the

waste at source of generation into the following categories as applicable.

The segregated waste shall be stored separately, without mixing it, for segregated storage in

authorised storage bins, private/public receptacles for handing over or delivering to employees

of Daman Municipal Council or District gram panchayat or to such waste collection agencies,

waste pickers, registered recyclers, or waste collectors, as authorised by Daman Municipal

Council from time to time;‖

(2)

In clause 5.1, after sub-clause (7), the following clauses shall be inserted:-

―8) The waste generator shall take steps to minimize generation of plastic waste and segregate

plastic waste at source in accordance with the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 and

present bye-laws any direction of Chief Officer/Health Officer under these bye-laws as

amended from time to time.

9) All institutional generators of plastic waste, shall segregate and store the waste generated

by them in accordance with the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,

2016 and present bye-laws and any direction of Chief Officer/Health Officer under these bye-

laws and handover segregated plastic waste to authorized waste processing or disposal

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facilities or deposition centers either on their own or through the authorized waste collection

agency.‖

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 6, the following sub-byelaw shall be inserted:-

6.0 Daman Municipal Council shall be responsible for setting up of, operationalisation and

coordination of the waste management system and for performing the associated functions,

namely:-

Ensuring segregation, collection, storage, transportation, processing and disposal of

plastic waste;

ii.

ensuring that no damage is caused to the environment during this process;

iii.

ensuring channelization of recyclable plastic waste fraction to recyclers;

iv.

ensuring processing and disposal on non-recyclable fraction of plastic waste in

accordance with the guidelines issued by the Central Pollution Control Board;

creating awareness among all stakeholders about their responsibilities;

vi.

engaging civil societies or groups working with waste pickers; and

vii. ensuring that open burning of plastic waste does not take place.

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 6, after sub bye-law 6.2, the following clauses shall be

inserted:-

“6.2.1Daman Municipal Council shall be responsible for development and setting up of

infrastructure for segregation, collection, storage, transportation, processing and disposal of

the plastic waste either on its own or by engaging agencies with assistance of producers

except for bulk generators, institutional generators and industrial generators of plastic waste.

6.2.2 Daman Municipal Council shall seek assistance of producers for setting up of system for

plastic waste management and such system shall be set up within one year from the date of

final publication of these bye-laws in the Official Gazette.‖

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 7 sub- byelaws 7.6, after clause 7.6.2, the following clause

shall be inserted:-

“7.6.3 Every person responsible for organising an event in open space, which involves service

of foodstuff in plastic, or multi-layered packaging shall segregate and manage the waste

generated during such events in accordance with the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and

Handling) Rules, 2016 as amended from time to time present bye-laws and any direction of

Chief Officer/Health Officer under these bye-laws.‖

In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 7, after sub- byelaws 7.8, the following clause shall be

inserted:-

7.9 Plastic waste management.- The plastic waste management by Daman Municipal

Council in the Daman Municipal council area shall be as under:-

(a) Plastic waste, which can be recycled, shall be channelized to registered plastic waste

recycler and recycling of plastic shall conform to the Indian Standard: IS 14534:1998 titled as

Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics, as amended from time to time.

(b)

Daman Municipal Council encourages the use of plastic waste (preferably the plastic

waste which cannot be further recycled) for road construction as per Indian Road Congress

guidelines or energy recovery or waste to oil etc. The standards and pollution control norms

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specified by the prescribed authority for these technologies shall be complied with.

(c)

Thermo set plastic waste shall be processed and disposed off as per the guidelines issued

from time to time by the Central Pollution Control Board.

(d)

The inert from recycling or processing facilities of plastic waste shall be disposed of in

compliance with the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 as amended from time to time.‖

10. In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 9, after sub- byelaws 9.6, the following sub- byelaw

shall be inserted:-

―9.7 Every producer, brand owner or any person recycling or processing waste or proposing to

recycle or process plastic waste shall make application or shall register itself in accordance

with the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016.‖

11. In the said bye-laws, after bye-law 10 the following clause shall be inserted:-

“10-A) Responsibility of retailers and street vendors- (1) Retailers or street vendors shall

not sell or provide commodities to consumer in carry bags or plastic sheet or multi-layered

packaging, which are not manufactured and labelled or marked, as per prescribed under

Plastic Waste Management rules, 2016.‖

(2) Every retailer or street vendors selling or providing commodities in, plastic carry bags or

multilayered packaging or plastic sheets or like or covers made of plastic sheets which are not

manufactured or labelled or marked in accordance with these bye-laws shall be liable to pay

such fines as specified under these bye-laws and on repeated offenses shall further be liable

for cancellation of his registration under Street Vendors Act, 2014.‖

12. In the said bye-laws, in bye-law 12 the following sub-byelaw shall be inserted:-

―12.1 All waste generators shall pay such user fee or charge or sanitation charges as imposed

by the Council or as may be specified in the byelaws or the Daman municipal council

regulation for plastic waste management.‖

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13. In the said bye-laws, in Schedule – I (Schedule of Fines), following fines shall in

inserted/ substituted:-

Sr.

No. of

Bye law

Sub-division/

Fines for up to

5 offences

Repeated

Offense

No.

Description

Rule/

Byelaw

No. 4.5

and 4A

Use,

Sale,

Storage

distribution of banned items

such as plastic, thermocol,

POP, etc.

Rs. 100/-

Rs. 1000/-

No. 4A(1)

Manufacture,

transport,

distribution,

import

banned

plastic and thermocol

Rs. 5000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No. 4A(1)

Use of banned plastic and

thermocol for decoration purpose

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5,000/-

No. 4A(2)

Use of non-recyclable or non-

energy recoverable multi- layered

plastic

Rs. 100/-

Rs. 1000/-

No. 4A(3)

Cost of Scientific disposal of

waste, in addition to fine

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5,000/-

No. 4B(2)

Non-printing of "Use exclusively

for this purpose only" for plastic

bags utilized for plant nurseries,

horticulture, agriculture, etc.

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No.

4B(4)(ii)

Non-printing of manufacturer's

details, type of plastic with code

number and buyback price on

Bubble Plastic material

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No. 4B(5),

(6)(i)

Plastic packaging bags used for

packaging of milk, groceries,

grain products having thickness

less than 50 microns

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No. 4B(5)

Non-printing of buy back price

and purpose of using the plastic

bag on food grade virgin plastic

bags used for packaging of milk

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No.

4B(6)(i)

Non-printing of manufacturer‘s

details, type of plastic with code

number and buy-back price on

plastic bags used for groceries

and grain products

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

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No. 4B(7)

Even after 6 months from the date

of establishment of company,

plastic packaging material is

being used for selling of products

through E-commerce

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No.

4B(8)(i)

Non-development of ―Buy Back

Mechanism‖ by manufacturers,

producers, sellers and traders for

PET or PETE bottles

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5,000/-

No.

4B(8)(i)

Non printing of buy back price on

PET or PETE bottles

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No.

4B(8)(ii)

Refusal

purchase

used

PET/PETE

bottles

with

predefined buy back price by

Traders/sellers.

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5,000/-

No.

4B(8)(iv)

Use,

sale,

storage

and

manufacture of PET or PETE

bottles having capacity less than

200 ml.

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5000/-

No.

4B(8)(v)

Bulk consumers of PET bottles

not providing space for collection

of plastic waste.

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

No. 4C(1)

Plastic

sheets,

packaging,

products, materials, etc not in

natural shade or in

accordance with the clause 4C(1)

Rs. 1000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

18.

No. 4C(2)

Products made of recycled plastic

used

for

storing,

carrying,

dispensing and packaging ready

to eat or drink food stuff

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

19.

No. 4C(3)

Plastic packaging made of virgin

or recycled plastic lesser than 50

microns

(except

compostable

plastic)

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

20.

No. 4C(5)

Sachets using plastic material used

for packaging gutkha, pan masala

and tobacco

Rs. 1,000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

21.

No. 7.9(c)

Thermo set plastic not processed

and disposed off as per the

guidelines issued by CPBC

Rs. 5,000/-

Rs. 50,000/-

22.

No.

7.9

(d)

Disposal of inert from recycling

or processing, not in compliance

with Solid waste management

rules, 2016 as amended from time

to time.

Rs. 1,000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

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23.

No. 12.1

Charges to be paid by all waste

generators, such as user fee or

charge or sanitation charge

Rs. 1,000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

24.

Schedule V

Violation of time frame:-

manufacturers

producer

a)Rs. 5,000/-

a) Rs. 50,000/-

sellers / retailers /

traders

b)Rs. 1,000/-

b) Rs. 10,000/-

c) User

c)Rs. 500/-

c) Rs. 5,000/-

14. In the said bye-laws, due to typographical error in Schedule – I (Schedule of Fines),

following fines shall be substituted:-

Sr. No.

To be

replaced

No.

Bye law

Sub-division / Description of

Rule/ Byelaw

Fines for up to 5

offences

Repeated Offense

No. 5.5

For

not

delivering

bio-

degradable

waste

segregated manner as specified

Rs. 1000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

8A.

No. 5.8

For not storing & delivering

untreated bio-medical waste

Rs. 1000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

No. 5.9

For not storing & delivering

construction

and

demolition

waste in segregated manner.

Rs. 1000/-

Rs. 10,000/-

10.

No. 5.10

All other Non- biodegradable

waste

Rs. 100/-

Rs. 1000/-

11.

No. 5.11

For not delivering garden waste

and tree trimmings as specified

Rs. 100/-

Rs. 1000/-

12.

No. 5.12

For Burning waste

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5000/-

13.

No. 6.1

Mixing Segregated Waste

Rs. 100/-

Rs. 1000/-

14.

No. 6.2

Putting waste at not specified

places

Rs. 500/-

Rs. 5000/-

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15. In the said bye-laws, after Schedule IV, insert Schedule – V (Schedule of time frame

for implementation of these byelaws):-

Time frame for implementation

Sr. No. Stake Holder

Implementation Period

Activity

Time Frame

Manufacturer / Producer

Manufacturing and sale of banned items.

From date of

notification

Disposal of existing stock of banned

items by

1) Sale outside the State.

2) Sale to authorized recycler or

industry.

Six month from

the

date

notification

Sellers,

Retailers,

Traders

Ban on Sale

From the date of

Notification

Disposal of Existing Stock by

1) Sale outside the State.

2) Sale

authorized

recycler

industry.

3) Handed over to Local Body for

Scientific disposal or recycling; and

plastic waste generated under buy back

scheme to be handed over to authorized

recyclers or to the such mechanism

developed for the same.

Six month from

the

date

notification

Users

Use of banned items.

From the date of

Notification.

Disposal of existing plastic banned items

with the individual users by

1) Handed over to Local Body for

Scientific disposal or recycling;

2) Sale

authorized

recycler

industry.

Six month from

the

date

Notification

Local Body

To arrange the collection, transportation

of banned plastic items or plastic waste

of existing stock for recycling to

authorized recyclers or industries or

scientific disposal.

Six month from

the

date

Notification

Sd/–

Chief Officer

Daman Municipal Council

Daman

***

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U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Department of Revenue

FORM - I

Part – B. (Sub Rule (1) of Rule (3) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (Social Impact Assessment and Consent)

Rules, 2014)

Notification of the Social Impact Assessment

No.LAQ/Khanvel Junction/Khedpa Border/Road/72/2021/207

Date: 01/06/2021

The UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu intends to acquire the

following lands in consultation with the concern Panchayat of Rudana, Mandoni, Chisda, Vasda,

Sindoni villages of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, in the affected area and carry out a Social Impact

Assessment study for public purpose. The study shall be undertaken as per the provisions of Section 4

of The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and

Resettlement Act, 2013.

Name of project developer: PWD Civil Division No. II (Road) DNH, Silvassa.

ii.

Purpose of proposed acquisition of land: Widening/ improvement of curve on Road

from Khanvel Junction to Khedpa Border.

iii.

Land details:

Sr. No.

Village

Survey No.

Class of

land

Name of land holder as per 7x12

RHS

Rudana

100/1

Agri.

Mani Soniya Bond

Rudana

100/2/2

Agri.

Bapu Janu Chaudhary

Rudana

99/3P

Agri.

Kisana Navsa Dodiya

Rudana

99/3P1

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Rudana

173/1

Agri.

Rupji Dhakal

Rudana

174/1

Agri.

Dr.Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Rudana

Dr.Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Rudana

178/1

Agri.

Dr.Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Mandoni

163/1

Agri.

Smt. Chaiti Barku Bij

Mandoni

163/2

Agri.

Rashmi Devji Widow of Devji

LHS

Rudana

132/1

Agri.

Ahmadbhai H. Mithani

Rudana

132/2

Agri.

Janiya Soniya Chimda

Rudana

135

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Rudana

136

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Rudana

Agri.

Shrvan Manji Sapta

Rudana

Agri.

Soniya Sajaniya Sapta

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Rudana

Road

Agri.

Road

Rudana

Agri.

Kakad Sajaniya Sapta

Rudana

Agri.

Janiya Ratna More

Rudana

Agri.

Ladkiya Ganga Sapta

Rudana

Road

Agri.

Road

Rudana

27/1

Agri.

Soniya Sajaniya Sapta

Rudana

27/2

Agri.

Janiya Ratna More

Rudana

171

Agri.

Rudana

171

Agri.

Chisda

220

Agri.

Laxi Dharma Rabad

Chisda

Road

Shree Sarkar

Chisda

252/1

Agri.

Bai Saiji Widow of Somla Devu

Mandoni

139

Agri.

Janiya Vansa Vangad

Mandoni

140

Agri.

Dharma Janiya Vangad

Sarji Janiya Vangad

Krishna Janiya Vangad

Mandoni

140

Mandoni

141

Agri.

Bhima Vansa Vangad

Mandoni

3/G12(2)/12Plot)

Agri.

Janu Gondiya Birari

Vasda

163

Agri.

Father Justians Gonsal Catholic

Sindoni

173/1

Agri.

Barku Trimbak Mashiya

Sindoni

173/2

Agri.

Badu Trimbak Tokariya

Sindoni

246

Agri.

Laxi Sulji Tokariya

Sindoni

Agri.

Laxi Sulji Tokariya

Sindoni

246/P

Agri.

Shree Sarkar Road

Sindoni

231/1

Agri.

Chandarbhai Radhiyabhai

Sindoni

231/3P1

Agri.

Shree Sarkar Road

iv.

Objectives of Social Impact Assessment

a. To identify the process of acquiring land as per Govt. Act/ Regulation and decide

the fair compensation for the concerned party.

b. Identify the potential Social and Economic changes and conduct the Impact

assessment through onsite field investigations, public hearings and consultations.

c. Outline steps to mitigate or enhance negative or positive aspects of change if at

all exists.

d. Organization to undertake the study: SIA team comprising of NH Consulting Pvt.

Ltd., New Delhi.

Whether consent of Gram Sabhas and/or land owners required? - No

vi.

The date of commencement of SIA – From the date of publication of this notification.

vii.

Deadline for completion of Final SIA report in Gujarati & English Language

including Public hearing – 60 days from the date of publication of Notification.

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viii.

Following will be the deliverables of SIA –

a. Social Impact Assessment Report in Form – II

b. Social Impact Management Plan in Form – III

ix.

Deliverables will be made available in District Panchayat and the offices of Collector,

DNH, Resident Deputy Collector, Silvassa and Mamlatdar, Silvassa and will also be

uploaded on the Official Website of DNH administration.

Any coercion or threat during this period will render the exercise null and void.

xi.

Contact details of the SIA team: Office of Resident Deputy Collector, Silvassa.

By order in the name of the

Administrator of Dadra &

Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Sd/-

(Sandeep Kumar Singh)

Collector

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

***

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U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Department of Revenue

FORM - I

Part – B. (Sub Rule (1) of Rule (3) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (Social Impact Assessment and Consent)

Rules, 2014)

Notification of the Social Impact Assessment

No.LAQ/Khanvel/DudhaniJunction/Road/76/2021/208

Date: 01/06/2021

The UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu intends to acquire the

following lands in consultation with the concern Panchayat of Khutli, Shelti, Goratpada, Kherarbari,

Ambabari, Karchond, Dudhani villages of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, in the affected area and carry out

a Social Impact Assessment study for public purpose. The study shall be undertaken as per the

provisions of Section 4 of The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.

Name of project developer: PWD Civil Division No. II (Road) DNH, Silvassa.

ii.

Purpose of proposed acquisition of land: Widening/ improvement of curve on Road

from Khanvel Junction to Dudhani Junction.

iii.

Land details:

Sr. No.

Village

Survey No.

Class of

land

Name of land holder as per 7x12

LHS

Khutili

112/2/1/2/1

Agri.

Chaita Ishram Dandekar

Devj Ishram Dandekar

Sakriya Ishram Dandekar

Khutili

189/1/1/2

Agri.

Kabir Gulamahusen Dodhiya

Khutili

189/1/2

Agri.

Amblu Savji Gavli

Jivli Savji Gavli

Khutili

189/3

Agri.

Soma Amblu Sambar

Laxi Amblu Sambar

Kisna Amblu Sambar

Aabi Amblu Sambar

Aaban Kakad Sambar

Sakri Kakad Sambar

Sajni Kakad Sambar

Saguni Kakad Sambar

Bapji Kakad Sambar

Khutili

9/1/P

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Agri.

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Khutili

10/2

Agri.

Sonji Ambu Sambar

Ratna Ambu Sambar

Lakshuurfe Lakshi Ambu Sambar

Mankuben

Widow

Ambu

Sambar

Jamni Mahdu Sambar

Raman Mahdu Sambar

Devu Mahdu Sambar

Madhu Mahdu Sambar

Khutili

10/1

Grveti Silk Mills Ltd.

RHS

Khutili

54/1

M/s. Silver Industries

LHS

Shelti

173

Agri.

Chandu Samji Gorat

Shelti

173/P1

Agri.

Shree Jitu Urfe Jitesh Subhai

Halpati

Shelti

LLP/117P

Agri.

Lakhma Devu Kharpadiya

Lahny Devu Kharpadiya

Shelti

176/1

Agri.

Somabhai J. Raut

176/2

Agri.

Shree Somabhai Jankiyabhai Raut

Shelti

143/P/1

Agri.

Ramji Barkiya Pagi

Shelti

143/P/1

Sarkari

Shree Sarkar

Shelti

143/P/1P

ROAD

Shree Sarkar Road

Shelti

143/2P2

Road

Shree Sarkar Road

Shelti

143/2P

Agri.

Soma Goundubhai Kharpadiya

Shelti

143/2P

Road

Shree Sarkar

Shelti

130

Agri.

Navsu Jamna Kharpadiya

Kavji Jamna Kharpadiya

Kakadu Jamna

Shelti

KOTAR

Agri.

Shelti

219/P1

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Shelti

219/P1

Agri.

Janiya Jivya Pagi Ramji Jivya Pagi

Shelti

220/P2

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Shelti

220/P1

Agri.

Soma Ramji Chaudhary

Shelti

225/16P

Agri.

Bhima Chaita Kharpadiya

LHS

Goratpada

55/P1

Agri.

Damnaganga Jadashay

Goratpada

55/P2

Agri.

Damanganga Jadashay

Goratpada

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Goratpada

65/2

Agri.

Aabi Chhitra Mahala

Sonji Chhitra Mahala

Bathva Chhitra Mahala

Goratpada

62/1

Agri.

Goratpada

62/2

Agri.

Baja Lahubhai Mahala

Babu Lahnubhai Mahala

Widow Rashi Janiya Mahala

Vijay Janiya Mahala

Goratpada

50/P

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

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LHS

Kherarbari

9/1P2

Agri.

Jifer Daji Aher

Bapji Daji Aher

Dharma Daji Aher

Sabuni Gopaj Aher

Sayna Gopaj Aher

Povani Widow Kasinath Aher

Ramila Kashinath Aher

Gulab Kashinath Aher

Jayvanti Kashinath Aher

Shantilal Kashinath Aher

Dilip Kashinath Aher

Sagir Lalita Kashinath Aher

Kherarbari

9/2P1

Agri.

Widow Jivali Shravan Aher

Shravan Aher

Laxi Shravan Aher

Bhivji Shravan Aher

Chimni widow of Navsa Savji

Aher

Anda Navsa Aher

Banan Navsa Aher

Jankuben Widow of Govind Aher

Rasila Govind Aher

Late Vikash Govind Aher

Late Bai Janku

Shanti Widow of Mohan Aher

Sumitra Mohan Aher

Kherarbari

Agri.

Devu Janiya Vangad

Kherarbari

12/9

Agri.

Radhiben

daughter

Ratan

Vangadh

Dhakluben daughter of Ratan

Vangadh

Kherarbari

12/5

Agri.

Devu Janiya Vangad

Kherarbari

12/6

Agri.

Devu Janiyab Vangad

Kherarbari

12/2

Agri.

Janu Dhakal Vaghad

Kherarbari

12/1P1

Agri.

Devu Janiya Vangad

Kherarbari

12/9

Agri.

Bai

Bapji

Widow

Kadu

Vanghadh

Maini Kadu Vanghadh

Sakhri Kadu Vanghadh

Samadar Kadu Vanghadh

Mahdu Kadu Vanghadh

Maina Kadu Vanghadh

Devli Kadu Vanghadh

Lakhmi Kadu Vanghadh

Kherarbari

12/4

Agri.

Devu Janiya Vangad

Kherarbari

12/1P2

Agri.

Shree Sarkar

Kherarbari

13/1

Agri.

Janu Dhakal Vaghad

Kherarbari

13/2

Agri.

Maini Kadu Vaghad

Sakri Kadu Vaghad

Samdar Kadu Vaghad

Mahdu Kadu Vaghad

Maina Kadu Vaghad

Devli Kadu Vaghad

Lakhmi Kadu Vaghad

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Kherarbari

Agri.

Maini Kadu Vaghad

Sakri Kadu Vaghad

Samdar Kadu Vaghad

Mahdu Kadu Vaghad

Maina Kadu Vaghad

Devli Kadu Vaghad

Lakhmi Kadu Vaghad

Kherarbari

19/7

Agri.

Rama Vansa Nadge

Kherarbari

19/1

Agri.

Savji Dharma

Kherarbari

19/2

Agri.

Ishram Mohaji Kanat

Kherarbari

19/3

Agri.

Aabi Bablu Mishal

Kherarbari

19/4

Agri.

Ramu Radka Kanat

Kherarbari

19/5

Agri.

Chandu sukkar Kodiya

Kherarbari

19/6

Agri.

Lakshman Ratan Waghad

LHS

Karchond

74/P1

Agri.

Damanganga Canal

Karchond

90/1/2

Agri.

Kakadiya Ganga Satpuat

Bablu Ganga Satputa

Soni Ganga Satputa

Darkiben Ganga Satputa

Vasant Janiya Satputa

Nayniben Janiya Satputa

RHS

Karchond

12/1P2

Agri.

Bahadur Ratan Vaid

Minu Fakir Vaid

Umesh Fakir vaid

Navsiben widow of Jahangir Vaid

Sakriben Widow of Jahangir Vaid

Mervan Jahangir Vaid

Kalyan Jahangir Vaid

Babu Jahangir Vaid

Banaben Jahangir Vaid

Ishwar Jahangir Vaid

Meenaben Jahangir Vaid

Pevniben Dayal Vaid

Nargishben Dayal Vaid

Aurben Dayal Vaid

Teninaben Dayal Vaid

Aspibhai Dayal Vaid

Lilaben Dayal Vaid

Lakshmiben Widow of Amrat

Ratnsa

Sarojben Amrat Vaid

Rushibhai Amrat Vaid

Karchond

18/1P1

Agri.

Fennibai Palanji Panchaki

Karchond

Agri.

Shree Sarkar Hastak

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LHS

Dudhani

126/2

Agri.

(Bhikla Dharma Kharpadiya)

Lahnu Bhikhla Kharpadiya

Chiman Bhikla Kahrpadiya

Somi Bhikhla Kharpadiya

Sakru Bhikhla Kahrapadiya

Widow

Rambhiben

Bhikhla

Kharpadiya

Janu Devu Kharpadiya

Bharti Devu Kharpadiya

Widow Rashmi Devu Kharpadiya

Kanti Rupji Kharpadiya

Shanti Devu Kharpadiya

Tai Rupji Kharpadiya

Sulanda Rupji Kharpadiya

Widow Jiru Rupji Kharpadiya

Prakash Rupji Kharpadiya

Dudhani

126/3

Agri.

Laxi Bavaji Kharpadiya

Janiya Bavaji Kharpadiya

Samji Bavaji Kharpadiya

Dudhani

129/1

Agri.

Damu Janji Rathad

Pandu Janji Rathad

Raman Janji Rathad

Mansu Janji Rathad

Dudhani

129/2

Agri.

Devu Navsa Tumda

Kishan Navsa Tumda

Aglu Navsa Tumda

Dudhani

130/1

Agri.

Janki Sonji Rathad

Chhitriben Lahniya Rathad

Bablu Rupji Rathad

Nayjiben Manubhai Rathad

Sitaram Manubhai Rathad

Jayti Manubhai Rathad

Parvati Manubhai Rathad

Vijay Manubhai Rathad

Gita Manubhai Rathad

Raijiben Widow of Rupjisonji

Kashiram Raupji Rathad

Tulsibhai Rupji Rathad

Widow Andaben Ishma Rathad

Haresh Ishma Rathad

Vindo Ishmna Rathad

Jignesh Ishma Rtahad

iv.

Objectives of Social Impact Assessment

a. To identify the process of acquiring land as per Govt. Act/ Regulation and decide

the fair compensation for the concerned party.

b. Identify the potential Social and Economic changes and conduct the Impact

assessment through onsite field investigations, public hearings and consultations.

c. Outline steps to mitigate or enhance negative or positive aspects of change if at

all exists.

d. Organization to undertake the study: SIA team comprising of Gujarat

Environment Management Institute (GEMI), Gandhinagar.

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Whether consent of Gram Sabhas and/or land owners required? - No

vi.

The date of commencement of SIA – From the date of publication of this notification.

vii.

Deadline for completion of Final SIA report in Gujarati & English Language

including Public hearing – 60 days from the date of publication of Notification.

viii.

Following will be the deliverables of SIA –

a. Social Impact Assessment Report in Form – II

b. Social Impact Management Plan in Form – III

ix.

Deliverables will be made available in District Panchayat and the offices of Collector,

DNH, Resident Deputy Collector, Silvassa and Mamlatdar, Silvassa and will also be

uploaded on the Official Website of DNH administration.

Any coercion or threat during this period will render the exercise null and void.

xi.

Contact details of the SIA team: Office of Resident Deputy Collector, Silvassa.

By order in the name of the

Administrator of Dadra &

Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Sd/-

(Sandeep Kumar Singh)

Collector

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

***

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Page 22

UT Administration of

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu,

Department of Land Acquisition,

Dadra and Nagar Haveli,

Silvassa.

No. LAQ/Horizontal Curve/Road/PWD-II/31/2020/209

Date: 01/06//2021

DECLARATION

WHEREAS,

vide Preliminary Notification No. LAQ/Horizontal Curve/Road/PWD-

II/31/2020/332/2020 dated 10.12.2020, it was Notified under section 11 of the Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, that

the lands described in the Schedule hereto (thereafter referred to as the said land/lands) were needed

or likely to be needed for the public purpose, namely for the Improvement of Horizontal Curve on

Silvassa-Naroli road between Ch. 7/8 to 8/0 near village Dhapsa.

WHEREAS, as required under sub section (2) of section 15 of the Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, 04

objection were received by the Department, and a report was submitted to the Appropriate

Government i.e. Hon‘ble Administrator, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu to proceed with the

acquisition process and the same has been approved by the Appropriate Government i.e. Hon‘ble

Administrator, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

WHEREAS, the Hon‘ble Administrator, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu is

satisfied, on the basis of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, that the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme shall be

applicable because there are 06 families getting affected due to the proposed acquisition process.

NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby declared under the Provision of Section 19 of the Land

Acquisition & Rehabilitation Act that the said lands are required for the public purpose, namely for

Improvement of Horizontal Curve on Silvassa-Naroli road between Ch. 7/8 to 8/0 near village

Dhapsa.

The Lands Statement and Plan can be inspected in the Office of the Collector, Dadra and

Nagar Haveli, Silvassa during the Office hours.

SCHEDULE OF LAND

U.T.

U.T. of Dadra and Nagar Haveli

District

Silvassa

Village

Naroli

Approximately area

1135 Sq.mt.

Purpose

Improvement of Horizontal Curve on Silvassa-Naroli road between

Ch. 7/8 to 8/0 near village Dhapsa

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DETAILS OF THE LANDS

Sr.

No.

District

Sub-

division

Village

Survey

No.

Class

land

Total

area

(Hect. –

Are –

Sq. Mt.)

Area to

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Title of Land

(ownership)

Dadra

Nagar

Haveli

Silvassa

Naroli

613/1

Agri.

0-86-00

5.00

Dahiben Chibabhai

614/2P4

Agri.

0-10-00

145.00

Amrutbhai

Mohanbhai Valand,

Prabhubhai

Mohanbhai Valand

614/2P5

Agri.

0-04-00

210.00

Smt.

Virmitiben

Dhirubhai Solanki

614/2P2

N.A.

0-06-72

400.00

Vinodkumar

Bhagwansinh

Solanki

614/2P1

Agri.

0-38-67

285.00

Rajnikantsinh

Bharatsinh Solanki

614/1/2

N.A.

0-43-00

90.00

Rajeshkumar

Babubhai Solanki

Total Area

1135

By order and in the name of the

Administrator, DNH & DD

Sd/-

(Sandeep Kumar Singh)

Collector,

Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

***

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Page 24

U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA & NAGAR

HAVELI AND DAMAN & DIU, REVENUE DEPARTMENT,

COLLECTORATE, DAMAN.

No.3/74/2019/LND-ACQ/2019-20/2735

Dated: 02/06/2021

N O T I C E

WHEREAS, vide Preliminary Notification No.3/74/2019/LND-ACQ/2019-20/8382 dated

06/11/2020, it was notified Under Section 11 of the Right to Fair compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, that the land described in the schedule

hereto (thereafter referred to as the said land/lands) were needed or likely to be needed for the public

purpose, namely for the purpose of Land Acquisition for Sea Front Road and beautification of

Devka Beach Nani Daman at three location Viz. (1) at Jupiter Distillery, Village Kathiria (2)

Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at Nani

Daman.

WHEREAS, a report was submitted to the Government Authority i.e. Administrator of Dadra

& Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu for the proceed with acquisition process and the same has been

approved by the Appropriate Government i.e. Administrator of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu.

WHEREAS, vide Declaration No.3/74/2019/LND-ACQ/2019-20/1756 dated 23/04/2021, it

was declared under the provision of Section 19 of the Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation Act that the

said lands are required for the public purpose, and namely for the purpose of Land Acquisition for

Sea Front Road and beautification of Devka Beach Nani Daman at three location Viz. (1) at

Jupiter Distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti

Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at Nani Daman.

WHEREAS, in connection with acquisition of land admeasuring 492.00 sq. mtrs. for Land

Acquisition for Sea Front Road and beautification of Devka Beach Nani Daman at three

location Viz. (1) at Jupiter Distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad

and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at Nani Daman, the Administration of Daman

intends to take possession of the land, the particulars of which are given in the declaration U/s 19(1)

of the Right to Fair Compensation & Transparency in Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and

Resettlement (RFCTLARR) Act, 2013.

WHEREAS, under Section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013, the Government intend to take

possession of the land on 05/07/2021 at 10.00 hrs., and claims to Compensations and Rehabilitation

and Resettlement for all interests in the land, has to be submitted to the Collector for disposal on or

before 05/07/2021 at 15.00 hrs.

Since, the above mentioned roads fall within Gauthan area and Rural area, compensation has

been worked out by the committee as per the prevailing rates and as per Rules the detailed

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Page 25

compensation of the land acquisition as per the Annexure – I-A, II-A & III-A and I-B, II-B & III-B

are enclosed herewith for Kathira, Nani Daman and village Marwad, Nani Daman respectively.

WHEREAS, Under Sub Section (1) & (2) of Section 22 of the said Act, the Collector may

also require any such person to make or deliver to him a statement containing the name of every other

person possessing any interest in the land or any part thereof as Co-proprietor, Sub-proprietor,

Mortgage, Tenant or otherwise, and of the nature of such interest and of the rents and profits, if any

received or receivable on account thereof for three years next preceding the date of statement, every

person required to make or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound

to do so within the meaning of section 175 and 176 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860).

NOW THEREFORE, to facilitate causation of the above requirements, public notice is

hereby served under section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013 that all persons having interest in the

said land to appear personally or by agent or advocate before the Collector, Daman on 08/07/2021 and

to state in writing and signed by the party or his agent, the following :

a) The nature of their respective interest in their land;

b) The amount and particulars of their claims to compensation for such interests;

c) Their objection if any to the measurements made and marked on the referred area.

Please take notice that as provided Under Sub Section 22 of the aforesaid Act, every person

required to make or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound to do so

within the meaning of section 175 and 178 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860).

Sd/–

( Dr. Rakesh Minhas )

Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 26

ANNEXURE – I-A

Details Compensation of Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach Nani Daman at

three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village

Marwad at Nani Daman

Sr. No.

Survey

No.

Area of

land

acquisition

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Name of persons believed

to be having interest

Class of

land

Market value @ 100

Sq.Mtrs. for Kathria ,

Nani Daman Rs. 91,800/-

(Agrl./Jarayat Land)

Multiplication

Factor 1

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

Total

compensation

on land

( 7+8= 9 )

3-A

M/s Jupiter Distillery

Agri.

32130.00

64260.00

Dhaniben Ranchodbhai

Agri.

29376.00

58752.00

6/1

Kharavad Sunnat Jamat,

Kharivadi Sunnat Jamat,

Jhapabar Sunnat Jamat,

Ghanchivad Sunnat Jamat,

Daudi Sunnat Jamat,

Ismaliya Khoja Jamat

Agri.

36720.00

73440.00

107

Total

98226.00

196452.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 27

ANNEXURE - II-A

Details compensation of TREES & Structures for Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach Nani

Daman at three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at

Nani Daman

Sr.

Survey

No.

Name of persons

believed to be

having interest

Type of

trees

No. of

Trees

Rate

Total

Type of

structure

Total

Compensation

of stucture

Compensati

on of Trees

Total

Compensa

tion

Solatium

100%

Total

Compensation

3-A

M/s Jupiter

Distillery

Compound

Wall

17769.00

35538.00

Dhaniben

Ranchodbhai

Coconut

5.00

30000.00

150000.00

Wire

Fencing

5936.00

150000.00

155936.00

311872.00

6/1

Kharavad Sunnat

Jamat, Kharivadi

Sunnat Jamat,

Jhapabar Sunnat

Jamat,

Ghanchivad

Sunnat Jamat,

Daudi Sunnat

Jamat, Ismaliya

Khoja Jamat

Compound

Wall

21622.00

43244.00

Total

195327.00 195327.00

390654.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 28

ANNEXURE - III-A

Details Compensation of Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach

Nani Daman at three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near

Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at Nani Daman

Sr. No. Name of persons believed to be having interest

Survey

No.

Area of land

acquisition in

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Land

Value

Assets

Value

Total

M/s Jupiter Distillery

3-A

64260.00

35538.00

99798.00

Dhaniben Ranchodbhai

58752.00

311872.00

370624.00

Kharavad Sunnat Jamat,

Kharivadi Sunnat Jamat,

Jhapabar Sunnat Jamat,

Ghanchivad Sunnat Jamat,

Daudi Sunnat Jamat,

Ismaliya Khoja Jamat

6/1

73440.00

43244.00

116684.00

Total

196452.00

390654.00

587106.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 29

ANNEXURE – I-B

Details Compensation of Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach Nani Daman at

three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village

Marwad at Nani Daman

Sr. No.

Survey

No.

Area of

land

acquisition

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Name of persons believed

to be having interest

Class of

land

Market value @ 100

Sq.Mtrs. for village

Marwad, Nani Daman

Rs. 72,300/-

(Agrl./Jarayat Land)

Multiplication

Factor 2

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

Total

compensation

on land

( 7+8= 9 )

2/1-H

Savitaben Balu, Nitin Balu,

Hemant Balu

Agri.

37596.00

75192

150384

9/6

Jagu Chhibad

Agri.

21690.00

43380

86760

9/5

Narsai Lallu

Agri.

16629.00

33258

66516

9/1

Narsai Lallu

Agri.

57840.00

115680

231360

1/B

200

Ashok Harakhchand Shah

Agri.

144600.00

289200

578400

385

Total

278355

556710

1113420

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 30

ANNEXURE - II-B

Details compensation of TREES & Structures for Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach Nani

Daman at three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at

Nani Daman

Sr.

No.

Survey

No.

Name of

persons

believed to be

having

interest

Type

of trees

No. of

Trees

Rate

Total

Type of

structure

Total

Compensation

of stucture

Compensation

of Trees

Total

Compensation

Solatium

100%

Total

Compensatio

2/1-H

Savitaben

Balu,

Nitin Balu,

Hemant Balu

Mango

1.00

15000.00

Shop Toilet

Borewell

110636.00

19000.00

129636.00

259272.00

Bhindi

5.00

500.00

2500.00

Jungli

3.00

500.00

1500.00

9/6

Jagu Chhibad

9/5

Narsai Lallu

Structure

(G+1)

367925.00

735850.00

9/1

Narsai Lallu

Bhindi

1.00

500.00

1000.00

1/B

Ashok

Harakhchand

Shah

Compound

Wall

66106.00

132212.00

Total

564167.00

1128334.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 31

ANNEXURE - III-B

Details Compensation of Acquisition of lands for Roads connecting to proposed Sea Front Road and Beautification of Devka Beach

Nani Daman at three locations viz. (1) at Jupiter distillery, Village Kathiria (2) Opp. Champion Bar, Village Marwad and (3) Near

Moti Mata Mandir, Village Marwad at Nani Daman

Sr. No. Name of persons believed to be having interest

Survey

No.

Area of land

acquisition in

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Land

Value

Assets

Value

Total

Savitaben Balu, Nitin Balu, Hemant Balu

2/1-H

150384.00

259272.00

409656.00

Jagu Chhibad

9/6

86760.00

Narsai Lallu

9/5

66516.00

735850.00

802366.00

Narsai Lallu

9/1

231360.00

1000.00

232360.00

Ashok Harakhchand Shah

1/B

200

578400.00

132212.00

710612.00

Total

1113420.00

1128334.00 2241754.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 22 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

Page 32

U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Office of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies

„Vidyut Bhavan‟ Secretariat, Daman – 396 210.

No. ARCS/DMN/DDSCBL/2020/Part-I/2019-20/28 Dated : 03/06/2021

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 157 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Socities

Act, 1960, as applicable to Daman and Diu Districts of UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu, the Administrator of U.T. of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu hereby exempts the

Daman and Diu State Co-operative Bank from the provision of Section 75 on account of Covid-19

Pandemic and accordingly extends the period of holding the Annual General Body Meeting of the

said bank up to 30.09.2021.

By order and in the name of the

Administrator, U.T. of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and

Daman & Diu

Sd/–

(Karanjit Vadodaria)

Joint Secretary (Cooperation)

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No. GHD/DMN/PCH-PF/2021-22/592

U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli

and Daman & Diu

Office of the Medical Superintendent,

Government Hospital Marwad,

Daman.

Dated : 7/6/2021

O R D E R

On the basis of records furnished by Pritiben Chimanlal Halpati, Medical Officer, Office of

the Medical Superintendent, Government Hospital Marwad, Daman is hereby allowed to change her

name to “PRITIBEN SAMIR HALPATI” in service record.

This is issued with the approval of the Hon‘ble Administrator / Appointing Authority, Dadra

& Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu vide order No. 727778, dated 17/05/2021.

Sd/–

(S. Krishna Chaitanya)

Deputy Secretary (Health & Family Welfare)

DNH & DD

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