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ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN

WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

ABSTRACT OF THE SCHEMES (Categorywise)

Rs in Lakhs

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Scheme

No.of

Schemes

Estimated cost

Revised

cost

Total expenditure

up to March-2011

Balance amount

required to

complete the work

Budget for

2011-12

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Category- A

I PWSS

0

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

ii AUWSP

3

2667.86

4213.00

3327.18

885.82

60.00

iii UWS

7

21543.86

24239.86

16953.60

7286.26

880.00

iv UGD

5

9125.62

10935.32

8796.58

2138.74

255.00

Sub-Total

15

33337.34

39388.18

29077.36

10310.82

1195.00

2 Category-B

I PWSS

3

757.30

1416.00

683.67

732.33

150.00

ii UWS

14

33317.18

43513.54

19384.01

24129.53

5044.00

iii UGD

7

6637.43

9904.93

4825.79

5079.14

630.00

Sub –Total

24

40711.91

54834.47

24893.47

29941.00

5824.00

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3 Category-C

i PWSS

10

20869.00

21573.00

3100.31

18472.69

1834.00

ii UWS

18

93601.45

95572.45

5202.29

90370.16

8643.00

iii UGD

30

75092.75

79865.75

11210.49

68655.26

3299.00

Sub-Total

58

189563.20

197011.20

19513.09

177498.11

13776.00

4. Category-D

i PWSS

6

8865.00

8865.00

0.00

8865.00

2956.00

ii UWS

8

22218.47

22218.47

0.00

22218.47

7410.00

Iii UGD

25

122714.10

122714.10

0.00

122714.10

40920.00

Sub-Total

39

153797.57

153797.57

0.00

153797.57

51286.00

Total

136

417410.02

445031.42

73483.92

371547.50

72081.00

5 LS provision for revised estimate that are approved by Government

9000.22

Sub-Total

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

9000.22

Grand Total

136

417410.02

445031.42

73483.92

371547.50

81081.22

6 UIDSSMT

Schemes

26

48297.69

73715.38

32232.20

25417.69

0.00

Grand Total

162

48297.69

518746.80

105716.12

396965.19

81081.22

Annexure to G.O.No. UDD/23/UMS/2011 Dated:21.09.2011

M.M. Hiremath

Under Secretary to Government

Urban Development Department

ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

ABSTRACT OF THE SCHEMES (Scheme wise)

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Scheme

No.of

Schemes

Estimated

cost

Revised

cost

Total expenditure

up to March-2011

Balance amount

required to

complete the

work

Budget for

2011-12

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1.

PWSS

I Category-A

0

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

ii Category-B

3

757.30

1416.00

683.67

732.33

150.00

iii Category-C

10

20869.00

21573.00

3100.31

18472.69

1834.00

iv Category-D

6

8865.00

8865.00

0.00

8865.00

2956.00

Sub-Total

19

30491.30

31854.00

3783.98

28070.02

4940.00

2

AUWSP

I Category-A

3

2667.86

4213.00

3327.18

330.00

60.00

Sub-Total

3

2667.86

4213.00

3327.18

330.00

60.00

3 UWSS

i Category –A

7

21543.86

24239.86

16953.60

7286.26

880.00

ii Category –B

14

33317.18

43513.54

19384.01

24129.53

5044.00

iii Category –C

18

93601.45

95572.45

5202.29

90370.16

8643.00

iv- Category –D

8

22218.47

22218.47

0.00

22218.47

7410.00

Sub-Total

47

170680.96

185544.32

41539.90

144004.42

21977.00

4. UGD

i Category - A

5

9125.62

10935.32

8796.58

2138.74

255.00

ii Category - B

7

6637.43

9904.93

4825.79

24129.53

630.00

iii Category - C

30

75092.75

79865.75

11210.49

68655.26

3299.00

iv Category –D

25

122714.10

122714.10

0.00

122714.10

40920.00

Sub-Total

67

213569.90

223420.10

24832.86

217637.63

45104.00

Total

136

417410.02

445031.42

73483.92

390042.07

72081.00

5 LS for revised estimate that are approved by Government.

9000.22

Grand Total

417410.02

445031.42

73483.92

390042.07

81081.22

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6 UIDSSMT

Schemes

26

48297.69

73715.38

32232.20

25417.69

0.00

GRAND TOTAL

162

465707.71

518746.80

105716.12

415459.76

81081.22

Annexure to G.O.No.UDD/23/UMS/2011 Dated:21.09.2011

M.M. Hiremath

Under Secretary to Government

Urban Development Department

ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

(Category-A)

Rs. In lakhs

Sl.

No

Name of the

Scheme

Estimated Cost

Expdr.

Upto March

2011

Balance

amount

required

Surplus/ Deficit

Expdr.

Over original

est.

Budget

for

2011-12

Original

Revised

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

I

Piped Water Supply Scheme

Total

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

II

Accelerated Urban Water Supply Programme

1

Somwarpet

610.00

898.00

630.02

267.98

-20.02

0.00

2

Yellandur

747.00

978.00

689.71

288.29

57.29

60.00

3

Yellapura

1310.86

2337.00

2007.45

329.55

-696.59

0.00

Total

2667.86

4213.00

3327.18

885.82

-659.32

60.00

II Urban Water Supply Scheme

1

Shimoga

2800.00

3535.00

3177.54

357.46

-377.54

0.00

2

Gulbarga

5797.86

5797.86

4892.06

905.80

905.80

30.00

3

Hunsur

1825.00

3435.00

2494.65

940.35

-669.65

0.00

4

Karwar Ankola –Sea

Bird

3717.00

3717.00

564.23

3152.77

3152.77

200.00

5

Shikarpura

1880.00

1880.00

873.30

1006.70

1006.70

400.00

6

Hubli Dharwad

5025.00

5025.00

4295.09

729.91

729.91

250.00

7

Bellary

499.00

850.00

656.73

193.27

-157.73

0.00

Total

21543.86

24239.86

16953.60

7286.26

4590.26

880.00

III

Underground Drainage Scheme

1

Turvekere

675.00

675.00

541.88

133.12

133.12

25.00

2

Hassan

1224.30

2450.00

2031.74

418.26

-807.44

0.00

3

Badami

556.77

556.77

326.68

230.09

230.09

150.00

4

Bellary

5753.55

5753.55

4906.29

847.26

847.26

80.00

5

C R Patna

916.00

1500.00

989.99

510.01

Total

9125.62

10935.32

8796.58

2138.74

403.03

255.00

Total

33337.34

39388.18

29077.36

10310.82

4333.97

1195.00

Annexure to G.O.No. UDD/23/UMS/2011 Dated: 21.09.2011

(Note: L.S.provision Amount should be met only after the revised esti. is sanctioned from Government)

M.M. Hiremath

Under Secretary to Government

Urban Development Department

ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

(Category-B)

Rs. In lakhs

Sl.

No

Name of the

Scheme

Estimated Cost

Expdr.

Upto March

2011

Balance

amount

required

Surplus/ Deficit

Expdr.

Over original

est.

Budget for

2011-12

Original

Revised

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

I

Piped Water Supply Scheme

1

Afzalpur

330.00

550.00

190.21

359.79

139.79

150.00

2

Sargur

270.00

590.00

335.20

254.80

-65.20

0.00

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3

Jog

157.30

276.00

158.26

117.74

-0.96

0.00

Total

757.30

1416.00

683.67

732.33

73.63

150.00

II

Urban Water Supply Scheme

1

Doddaballapura

2249.86

2857.85

1817.09

1040.76

432.77

430.00

2

Chikkaballapura

2700.00

4800.00

2809.79

1990.21

-109.79

0.00

3

Gowribidnaur

499.00

499.00

355.32

143.68

143.68

100.00

4

Tiptur

440.20

440.20

77.74

362.46

362.46

200.00

5

Chickmagalur

550.00

550.00

227.76

322.24

322.24

150.00

6

Mahalingapura

1144.76

1506.00

1036.01

469.99

108.75

160.00

7

Mudhol

1299.36

1299.36

358.97

940.39

940.39

100.00

8

Hosakote

470.00

470.00

115.25

354.75

354.75

200.00

9

Tumkur City

4727.00

6163.00

3909.24

2253.76

817.76

800.00

10

Muddebihal

1336.00

6163.13

840.72

5322.41

495.28

200.00

11

Wadi

1250.00

1775.00

947.59

827.41

302.41

300.00

12

Hubli Dharwad

15200.00

15200.00

5666.74

9533.26

9533.26

2154.00

13

Bhalki

540.00

540.00

367.39

172.61

172.61

100.00

14

Sedam

911.00

1250.00

854.40

395.60

56.60

150.00

Total

33317.18

43513.54

19384.01

24129.53

13933.17

5044.00

III

Underground Drainage Scheme

1

Kolar II Stage

929.50

1300.00

887.27

412.73

42.23

40.00

2

Gadag Betageri

1114.66

1114.66

697.91

416.75

416.75

100.00

3

Nargund

720.00

1698.00

575.69

1122.31

144.31

100.00

4

Gangavathi

1702.27

1702.27

538.95

1163.32

1163.32

250.00

5

Bellary

499.00

750.00

495.23

254.77

3.77

4.00

6

Nagamangala

547.00

1150.00

642.60

507.40

-95.60

0.00

7

K R Pet

1125.00

2190.00

988.14

1201.86

136.86

136.00

Total

6637.43

9904.93

4825.79

5079.14

1811.64

630.00

Grand Total

40711.91

54834.47

24893.47

29941.00

15818.44

5824.00

Annexure to G.O.No. UDD/23/UMS/2011 Dated: 21.09.2011

(Note: L.S.provision Amount should be met only after the revised estimate is sanctioned from Government)

M.M. Hiremath

Under Secretary to Government

Urban Development Department

ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

(Category-C)

Rs. In lakhs

No

Name of the Scheme

Estimated Cost

Expdr.

Upto March

2011

Balance

amount

required

Budget for

2011-12

Original

Revised

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

I

Piped Water Supply Scheme

1

Arkalgud

1042.00

1042.00

2.33

1039.67

400.00

2

Channagiri & enroute

Villages

5796.0

5796.00

0.00

5796.00

250.00

3

Gurumitkal & enroute

villages

3546.00

4250.00

2111.21

2138.79

320.00

4

Belur

1690.00

1690.00

4.77

1685.23

150.00

5

Sindagi

936.00

936.00

0.32

935.68

140.00

6

Konnur

150.00

150.00

0.98

149.02

22.00

7

Yelburga

1265.00

1265.00

980.64

284.36

42.00

8

Belthangadi

1300.00

1300.00

0.06

1299.94

60.00

9

Aurad

3150.00

3150.00

0.00

3150.00

200.00

10

Hadagali

1994.00

1994.00

0.00

1994.00

250.00

Total

20869.00

21573.00

3100.31

18472.69

1834.00

II

Urban Water Supply Scheme

1

Hiriyur-Challakere

17368.55

17368.55

13.45

17355.10

1200.00

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2

Kolar Malur, Bangarpet,

Mulbagal & enroute Villages

16000.00

16000.00

646.46

15353.54

1900.00

3

Sagar

4000.00

5486.00

29.96

5456.04

500.00

4

Arasikere

12185.00

12185.00

46.88

12138.12

1400.00

5

Gulledgudda

5992.00

5992.00

2536.89

3455.11

500.00

6

Bailahongal

3400.00

3400.00

465.98

2934.02

400.00

7

Bagalkote

1056.20

1056.20

174.68

881.52

100.00

8

Sandur

1892.00

1892.00

1068.50

823.50

123.00

9

Rabakavi Banahatti

1718.00

1718.00

0.35

1717.65

250.00

10

Manvi

815.00

1300.00

206.94

1093.06

10.00

11

Shimoga Remodelling

6065.00

6065.00

0.56

6064.44

400.00

12

Madikeri

3000.00

3000.00

5.61

2994.39

600.00

13

Bhadravathi

4460.00

4460.00

0.00

4460.00

150.00

14

Talikote

932.70

932.70

0.00

932.70

100.00`

15

Koppal

5407.00

5407.00

0.01

5406.99

300.00

16

Sirguppa

2865.00

2865.00

0.00

2865.00

250.00

17

Gangavathi

6150.00

6150.00

0.00

6150.00

300.00

18

K G F

295.00

295.00

6.02

288.98

160.00

Total

93601.45

95572.45

5202.29

90370.16

8643.00

III

Underground Drainage Scheme

1

Magadi

1104.00

1104.00

374.17

729.83

75.00

2

Mulbagal

2115.00

2115.00

841.29

1273.71

127.00

3

Malur

2250.00

2250.00

718.84

1531.16

300.00

4

Chintamani

603.00

603.00

1.17

601.83

60.00

5

Gundlupet

678.00

678.00

421.73

256.27

20.00

6

T Narasipura

1052.00

1052.00

26.21

1025.79

75.00

7

K R Nagar

1378.00

1378.00

0.46

1377.54

100.00

8

Bantwal

1227.00

6000.00

1502.31

4497.69

0.00

9

Ullal

6571.00

6571.00

557.24

6013.76

500.00

10

Hosadurga

788.00

788.00

659.61

128.39

12.00

11

Harapanahalli

2950.00

2950.00

20.93

2929.07

150.00

12

Sagar

7100.00

7100.00

0.08

7099.92

125.00

13

Shimoga III Stage

6180.00

6180.00

2703.30

3476.70

250.00

14

Kumta

3500.00

3500.00

0.00

3500.00

50.00

15

Gulbarga III Stage

1662.53

1662.53

1057.27

605.26

60.00

16

Ramadurga

749.00

749.00

33.35

715.65

100.00

17

Hungund

1904.00

1904.00

232.54

1671.46

120.00

18

Indi

1420.00

1420.0

79.78

1340.22

200.00

19

Bailahongal

5700.00

5700.00

225.40

5474.60

25.00

20

Honnavar

2800.00

2800.00

0.00

2800.00

25.00

21

Shorapur

2021.00

2021.00

828.38

1192.62

200.00

22

Hadagali

1120.00

1120.00

502.12

617.88

100.00

23

Deodurga

720.00

720.00

424.31

295.69

80.00

24

Chikkamagalur

5700.00

5700.00

0.00

5700.00

150.00

25

Talikote

2027.00

2027.00

0.00

2027.00

50.00

26

Chittapura

1800.00

1800.00

0.00

1800.00

50.00

27

Sedam

2200.00

2200.00

0.00

2200.00

50.00

28

Koppa

1051.54

1051.54

0.00

1051.54

20.00

29

Chikkodi

4237.27

4237.27

0.00

4237.27

150.00

30

Honnali

2484.41

2484.41

0.00

2484.41

75.00

Total

75092.75

79865.75

11210.49

68655.26

3299.00

Grand Total

189563.20

197011.20

19513.09

177498.11

13776.00

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ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

PROPOSED NEW SCHEMES UNDER CATEGORY -D

Rs. In lakhs

Rs. In lakhs

Sl.

No

Name of the Scheme

Estimated Cost

Expdr.

Upto

March

Balance

amount

Budget for

the year

UNDER GROUND DRAINAGE SCHEME.

1

Arasikere

8000.00

8000.00

0.00

8000.00

2667.00

2

Yelandur

1641.00

1641.00

0.00

1641.00

547.00

3

Mudalgi

3200.00

3200.00

0.00

3200.00

1067.00

4

Lakshmeshwar

2200.00

2200.00

0.00

2200.00

734.00

5

Kushalnagar

6000.00

6000.00

0.00

6000.00

2000.00

6

Hirekerur

1000.00

1000.00

0.00

1000.00

334.00

7

Gubbi

2242.00

2242.00

0.00

2242.00

748.00

8

Sira

4409.00

4409.00

0.00

4409.00

1470.00

9

Sankeshwar

2700.00

2700.00

0.00

2700.00

900.00

10

Hukkeri

1900.00

1900.00

0.00

1900.00

634.00

11

Chitradurga

9608.00

9608.00

0.00

9608.00

3203.00

12

Kudalgi

3000.00

3000.00

0.00

3000.00

1000.00

13

Kollegala

7290.00

7290.00

0.00

7290.00

2430.00

14

Tumkur

21580.00

21580.00

0.00

21580.00

7200.00

15

Kundapura

8500.00

8500.00

0.00

8500.00

2834.00

16

Mudhol

4083.10

4083.10

0.00

4083.10

1362.00

17

Bagepalli

2214.00

2214.00

0.00

2214.00

738.00

18

Anekal

4720.00

4720.00

0.00

4720.00

1574.00

19

Piriyapatna

3200.00

3200.00

0.00

3200.00

1067.00

Sl.

No

Name of the Scheme

Estimated Cost

Expdr.

Upto March

2011

Balance

amount

required

Budget for

the year

2011-12

Original

Revised

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Piped Water Supply Scheme

1

Deodurga

4650.00

4650.00

0.00

4650.00

1550.00

2

Haliyal

600.00

600.00

0.00

600.00

200.00

3

Thirtahalli

683.00

683.00

0.00

683.00

228.00

4

Bannur

1600.00

1600.00

0.00

1600.00

534.00

5

Kundagol

1260.00

1260.00

0.00

1260.00

420.00

6

Honnali Distribution system

72.00

72.00

0.00

72.00

24.00

Sub-Total

8865.00

8865.00

0.00

8865.00

2956.00

URBAN WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

1

Jamkhandi remodelling of

Distribution system

1876.00

1876.00

0.00

1876.00

626.00

2

Byadagi

2292.47

2292.47

0.00

2292.47

765.00

3

Doddaballapura remodelling

of Distribution system

1100.00

1100.00

0.00

1100.00

367.00

4

Bantwal

2500.00

2500.00

0.00

2500.00

834.00

5

Channarayapatna

5300.00

5300.00

0.00

5300.00

1767.00

6

Annigere

3150.00

3150.00

0.00

3150.00

1050.00

7

Combined water supply

scheme to Ramanagar-

Channapatna

4400.00

4400.00

0.00

4400.00

1467.00

8

Chickballapura remodelling

of Distribution

1600.00

1600.00

0.00

1600.00

534.00

Sub-Total

22218.47

22218.47

0.00

22218.47

7410.00

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20

Madikeri

6220.00

6220.00

0.00

6220.00

2074.00

21

Kunigal

2917.00

2917.00

0.00

2917.00

973.00

22

Karkala

4000.00

4000.00

0.00

4000.00

1334.00

23

Hunsur

4800.00

4800.00

0.00

4800.00

1600.00

24

Moodabidri

4800.00

4800.00

0.00

4800.00

1600.00

25

Sadalga

2490.00

2490.00

0.00

2490.00

830.00

Sub-Total

122714.10

122714.10

0.00

122714.10

40920.00

Grand -Total

153797.57

153797.57

0.00

153797.57

51286.00

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Urban Development Department

ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 OF KARNATAKA URBAN WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD

Water Supply & Sewerage Schemes under UIDSSMT

Rs. In lakhs

Sl.

No

Name of the town

Estimated Cost

Additional amount

required for

completion of work

Proposed to

be drawn

under IEBR-

2011-12

Original

Revised

1

2

3

4

5

6

Water Supply

1

Holenarasipura

89.79

129.00

39.21

0.00

2

Siddapura

524.90

675.00

150.10

0.00

3

Hubli- Dharwad

990.21

1300.00

309.79

0.00

4

Hirekerur

1617.10

2000.00

382.90

0.00

5

Kadur & Birur

1339.00

6150.00

4811.00

0.00

6

Davanagere

355.80

600.00

244.20

0.00

7

CWSS to Kolar, Malur and

Bangarpet

7992.80

9500.00

1507.20

0.00

8

Vijayapura

1109.62

1109.62

0.00

0.00

9

Kerur

1173.23

1400.00

226.77

0.00

10

Bijapura

6277.57

9500.00

3222.43

0.00

11

Mundagod

376.58

615.00

238.42

0.00

12

Hungund-ilkal-kustagi

5821.2

8800.00

2978.80

0.00

13

Mulbagal

1894.76

1894.76

0.00

0.00

14

Chikkodi

2039.91

3250.00

1210.09

0.00

15

Gajendragada Naregal

3632.44

4900.00

1267.56

0.00

16

Shirahatti- Mulgund

2595.98

3100.00

504.02

0.00

17

Shiggaon-Savnur-

Bankapur

3975.7

7000.00

3024.30

0.00

Sub-Total

41806.59

61923.38

20116.79

0.00

Sewerage Scheme

1

S.R Patna

522.18

1070.00

547.82

0.00

2

Pandavapura

602.09

1250.00

647.91

0.00

3

Nanjangud

974.58

2315.00

1340.42

0.00

4

Malavalli

730.41

950.00

219.59

0.00

5

Channapatna

1311.00

2132.45

821.45

0.00

6

Davanagere

336.00

556.00

220.00

0.00

7

Holenarasipura

303.00

582.00

279.00

0.00

8

Basavanabagewadi

844.00

1586.55

742.55

0.00

9

Soudatti

867.84

1350.00

482.16

0.00

Sub-Total

6491.10

11792.00

5300.90

0.00

Grand-Total

48297.69

73715.38

25417.69

0.00

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¤AzsÀ£Á Cfð ¸ÀASÉå : ¹¹¹ 3036/2011 £ÀÄß zÁR°¹zÀÝgÀÄ. ªÀiÁ£Àå GZÀÑ £ÁåAiÀiÁ®AiÀĪÀÅ ¸ÀzÀj £ÁåAiÀiÁAUÀ ¤AzsÀ£Á CfðAiÀÄ£ÀÄß

¢£ÁAPÀ 19-07-2011 gÀAzÀÄ «ZÁgÀuÉ £Àqɹ, F PɼÀPÀAqÀAvÉ PÀæªÀÄ dgÀÄV¸À®Ä ¸ÀÆa¹gÀĪÀÅzÁV ¸ÀPÁðj ªÀQîgÀÄ ¢£ÁAPÀ :

25-07-2011gÀ ¥ÀvÀæzÀ°è ªÀgÀ¢ ªÀiÁrgÀÄvÁÛgÉ.

“Having regard to the unpardonable conduct of the 6^th Respondent Institution, the 6^th Respondent is

imposed with cost or Rs. 1.00 lakh. The cost shall be paid to the petitioner. If the cost are not paid, the same shall

be recovered as arrears of land revenue. Writ petition is allowed accordingly.

During hearing of the above mentioned case on 19-07-2011, it learnt that the contempt of court case notices

(summons) would not be served on the accused/ respondent No. 6 Smt. Prameela Dange, Chairman, All India

Buddist Education Society (Regd), Bidar District, Bidar Even though the respondent No. 6 has to take action for

complying with directions issued by the Hon’ble Court on 08-03-2011 in W.P. No. 40891/2008 as the Chairman of

respondent No. 6 Management is not available at Bidar, the Hon’ble Court has observed that the authorities of the

Pre-University Education Department should take required action in the matter.

In view of the above mentioned fact, I request you to initiate appropriate action against the Respondent No.

6 management, to appoint an Administrator if necessary, in order to get the work of the respondent No. 6

management being carried out in accordance with law, including complying with directions issued by the Hon’ble

High Court in the above mentioned writ petition.

I request that immediately necessary action should be taken in the matter as the Secretary to Government,

Department of Education (Primary & Secondary), The Director of Pre-University Education, the Deptuy Director of

Pre-University Education Bidar, are all party respondents in the above mentioned contempt of Court case.”

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, BIO-TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY SECRETARIAT

Sub : Operational Guidelines for availment of incentives and concessions under the Millennium Bio-Tech

Policy -II

Read : 1. G.O. No. ITD 58 MDA 2008, Dated : 18-07-2010.

2. Letter No. KBITS/PO (BT)OG/F1 /2010-11, dated 03-11-2010 of the Managing Director, KIBITS.

Preamble :

In the Government Order read at (1) above, Government have announced the Millennium Bio-Tech Policy –II, as a

successor to the Millennium Bio-Tech Policy issued in 2001.

For implementation of th Millennium Bio-Tech Policy-II, the Managing Director, KIBITS, in his letter read at (2) above, has

proposed the Operational Guidelines comprising of various formats/ applications for availing Incentives and Concessions provided

under the Millennium Bio-tech Policy-II, and has requested the approval of Government.

It is therefore considered necessary to issue the Operational Guidelines as proposed by the Managing Director, KBITS, for

availment of packages of incentives and concessions provided under the Millennium Bio-Tech Policy-II. Hence this order.

Government Order No.: ITD 21 PRM 2010, Bangalore, dated 21-05-2011

In the circumstances explained in the preamble, Government are pleased to issue the Operational Guidelines for

availment of packages of incentives and concessions provided under the Millennium Bio-tech Policy-II, as annexed to this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

Lalitha H. Handigol

Under Secretary to Government, (I/C)

Information Technology, Bio-technology and

Science and Technology Department

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGY

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

FOR PACKAGE OF INCENTIVES AND CONCESSIONS UNDER KARNATAKA BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

1.0

INTRODUCTION

The Government of Karnataka has announced the Karnataka Biotechnology Policy II, vide Government Order No. ITD 58 MDA

2008, Bangalore dt. 18-7-2009.

The Salient Features of the Karnataka Biotechnology Policy II are as follows :

The Government of Karnataka believes that biotechnology has a greater role to play in the lives of the people and in the economy.

In order to boost growth in this sector, it needs to attract investments, which will come to the State only if certain promotional steps

are taken. These measures, outlined in this Policy document, are as follows :

a.

Increase the quality of human resources by opening supporting specific educational and research institutions such as The

Institute of Agri-biotechnology (IABT), The Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied Biotechnology (IBAB). The Centre for

Human Genetics (CHG), and BT-Finishing Schools.

b.

Provide general Infrastructure such as high-quality roads, a mass transit system, better power supply, and airports.

c.

Create specific infrastructure such as focused biotech parks in the areas of agriculture, marine biotech and animal

husbandry.

d.

Provide specific fiscal incentives.

e.

Simplify administrative procedures.

I.

The objectives of the Policy are :

a.

To spread awareness about investment opportunities in Biotechnology, Genomics, Bioinformatics, Biofuels, Contract

Reserch, etc., among the entrepreneurial community.

b.

To sustain and maintain the present pre-eminent position of Karnataka and Bangalore in the field of Biotechnology.

c.

To outline a set of incentives and concessions for the Biotechnology Industry to attract investments to the State.

d.

To provide specific infrastructure as well as enhance human resources for the development of Biotechnology.

e.

To encourage the growth of Bioinformatics in Karnataka.

f.

To provide an appropriate institutional framework to achieve all these objectives.

Definition of Biotechnology Industry

“Biotechnology Industry” would mean and include an industry engaged in any or all of the following activities :

A Biotechnology Company means and includes inter-alia a company engaged in any of the following activities :

Developing a product of offering a service related to ‘living systems’, as outlined below.

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Research and development and/or manufacture which use or are derived by using specific living systems, and or information

or material derived there from. ‘Living system’ would include plants, animals (including humans) and microbes.

Examples of such companies include bioinformatics product and service companies, clinical research organizations, contract

research organizations, and agri biotech companies developing genetically modified (GM) crops with novel engineered traits.

2.0

DEFINITIONS OF VARIOUS TERMS USED IN THE POLICY

As per the MSMED Act, 2006, Manufacuturing Enterprises have been defined based on the investment in plant and machinery and

classified into :

2.01

MICRO ENTERPRISES – Investment upto Rs. 25 lakhs

2.02

SMALL ENTERPRISES – Investment above Rs. 25 lakhs and up to Rs. 500 lakhs.

2.03

Medium Enterprises-Investment above Rs. 500 lakhs and up to Rs. 1,000 lakhs.

As per the MSMED Act, 2006, Service Enterprises have been defined based on investment in equipment and classified

into :

2.04

MICRO ENTERPRISES-Investment upto Rs. 10 lakhs

2.05

SMALL ENTERPRISES-Investment above Rs. 10 lakhs and upto Rs. 200 lakhs.

2.06

MEDIUM ENTERPRISES-Investment above Rs. 200 lakhs and upto Rs. 500 lakhs.

2.07

PLANT AND MACHINERY

S.O. 1722(E) in exericise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of 2006) herein referred to as the said Act, the

Central Government specifies the following items, the cost of which shall be excluded while calculating the investment in

plant and machinery in the case of the enterprises mentioned in Section 7(1)(a) of the said Act, namely :

(i) Equipment such as tools, jigs, dyes, moulds and spare parts for maintenance and the cost of consumables stores ;

(ii) Installation of machinery in the plant ;

(iii) Research and Development Equipment and Pollution Control Equipment

(iv) Power generation set and extra transformer installed by the enterprise as per regulations of the State Electricity

Board ;

(v) Bank charges and service charges paid to the National Small Industries Corporation or the State Small Industries

Corporation ;

(vi) Procurement or installation of cables, wiring, bus bars, electrical control panels (not mounted on Individual

machines), oil circuit breakers or miniature circuit breakers which are necessarily to be used for providing

electrical power to the plant and machinery or for safesly measures ;

(vii) Gas producer plants ;

(viii) Transportation charges (excluding sales-tax or value added tax and excise duty) for indigenous machinery from the

place of the manufacture to the site of the enterprise ;

(ix) Charges paid for technical know-how for erection of plant and machinery ;

(x) Such storage tanks which store raw material and finished produces and are not linked with the manufacturing

process ; and

(xi) Fire fighting equipment.

While calculating the investment in plant and machinery refer to above, the original price thereof, irrespective of

whether the plant and machinery are new or second handed, shall be taken into account provided that in the

case of imported machinery, the following shall be included in calculating the value, namely ;

(i) Import duty (excluding miscellaneous expenses such as transportation from the port to the site of the factory,

demurrage paid at the port) ;

(ii) Shipping charges ;

(iii) Customs clearance charges ; and

(iv) Sales tax or value added tax.

2.08

LARGE SCALE INDUSTRY/ENTERPRISE

An Idustrial Enterprise which is not classified as Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise and with investments upto Rs. 250

crores shall be classified as large scale industry/enterprise.

2.09

MEGA PROJECT

Projects with an investment on fixed assets exceeding Rs. 250 crores.

2.10

100% EXPORT ORIENTED ENTERPRISE (EXPORT ORIENTED ENTERPRISE)

A 100% Export Oriented Enterprise is one, which undertakes to export its entire production of goods subject to

relaxation as permitted by Govt. of India from time to time. Such Enterprise may be set up any where in the State

including under EPIP (Export Promotion Industrial Park) Scheme or under the EHTP (Electronic Hardware Technology

Park) Software Technology Park Scheme, Special Economic Zone, etc.

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2.11

VALUE OF FIXED ASSETS (VFA)

Value Fixed Assets shall mean the total investment made on land, building, plant & machinery and such other productive

assets viz., tools, jigs and fixtures, dies utilities like boilers, compressors, diesel generating sets, cranes, material

handling equipments electrical items including electrical wiring, M/c transportation & erection charges and such other

equipments directly related to production purposes.

2.12

NEW INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE

Shall mean an enterprise which undertake to invest on fixed assets on or after 18.07.2009 with own/Bank/Financial

Institution finance

2.13

INVESTMENT UNDER EXPANSION/MODERNIZATION/DIVERSIFICATION PROGRAMME

Shall mean quantum of investment by an existing enterprise under expansion/diversification/modernization programmes

of not less than 50% of the original investment of the existing enterprise.

2.14

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION

The date on which the first sale invoice is issued by the enterprise, after trial production.

2.15

INVESTMENT/CAPITAL INVESTMENT

For the purpose of package of incentives and concessions, investment/ capital investment shall mean investment made

in fixed assets of the Enterprise.

2.16

STATE LEVEL CO ORDINATION COMMITTEE (SLCC)

Shall mean the committee constituted for administration of package of incentives and concessions and interpretation of

Government Orders and also earlier Policies from time to time, as per Clause II para (p) of Annexe-5 to Government

Order.

2.17

SC/ST, WOMEN, PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED, EX-SERVICEMEN ENTREPRENEUR/ENTERPRISE

Shall mean the proprietor of the proprietary concern or all partners of the partnership firm or all the Directors in

private/public limited company

2.18

LOGISTIC FACILITIES SUPPORTING TO INDUSTRIES ONLY MEANS

Shall mean an investment under Medium, Large Enterprises only and quantum of investment for claiming various

incentives will be decided by a State Level Committee headed by the Director of IT & BT on case to case basis.

Committee will be constituted Separately.

2.19

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT/IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT

Shall mean the date on which the first purchase invoice is raised for the plant and machinery or other productive

equipment

2.20

VAT (FOR THE PURPOSE OF INCENTIVES AND CONCESSIONS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II)

Shall mean output tax payable (Not the net tax payable)

2.21

ESI & EPF (FOR THE PURPOSE OF INCENTIVES AND CONCESSIONS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II)

Shall mean the contribution payable by the enterprise (it excludes the contribution of Employees)

2.22

APPROVED PRIVATE INDUSTRIAL AREAS/ESTATES

Shall mean the industrial areas/estates formed with the approval of the DLSWCC/SLSWCC or SHLCC, Specifying with

minimum number of shed/plots and minimum basic amenities on lines with the KIADB/KSSIDC, Indl. Areas/estates.

2.23

HEALTH CARE CENTRE

Shall mean hospital having minimum facilities to provide medical assistance to employees and to attend any casualty

taking place in the industrial areas. This shall be supported with certificate from Health Department.

2.24

MULTI NATIONAL COMPANY

A multi National Company is an Enterprise, which manages production or delivers services in more than one Country.

3.0

INVESTMENT PROMOTION SUBSIDY UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II :

Investment promotion subsidy shall be available to Manufacturing Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises including SEZ units

and Selected Service Enterprises listed in the prescribed format that have made new investments on fixed assets on or

after 18-07-2009 as new enterprise or an existing industries/enterprises under expansion or modernization or diversification

programme.

This investment promotion subsidy is performance linked 25% of the subsidy sanctioned amount will be released every year

on refund basis towards the payments made by the enterprise in respect of gross VAT, ESI and PF and power tariff.

In cases of enterprises which do not use power and not covered under VAT, EPF, ESI, the investment promotion subsidy

will be released against the loan dues.

The details of investment promotion subsidy available to MSMEs in different zones are as mentioned in the following table.

a)

Micro Manufacturing Enterprises

Zone-1 : 25% VFA (max. Rs. 10 lakhs)

Zone-2 : 20% VFA (max. Rs. 7.5 lakhs)

Zone-3 : 15% VFA (max. Rs. 5.00

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b)

Small Scale Manufacturing Enterprises

Zone-1 : 20% VFA (max. Rs. 20 lakhs)

Zone-2 : 15% VFA (max. Rs. 15 lakhs)

Zone-3 : 10% VFA

c)

Medium manufacturing Enterprises (those who employ minimum

25 workers).

Zone-1 :. Rs. 30 lakhs

Zone-2 : Rs. 20 lakhs

Zone-3 : Nil

The investment promotion subsidy is available only to Enterprises that availed term loan from KSFC/KSIIDC/Banks/other

Recognized Financial Institutions from RBI.

Investment made on leased land/building with a minimum of 20 years lease period may also be considered for promotional

subsidy excluding the cost of the lease land/building.

The quantum of investment promotion subsidy shall be computed on the value of fixed assets (VFA) as approved by the

financial institutions/commercial banks or actual investment in fixed assets at site, whichever is less.

Total quantum of investment promotion subsidy for any industrial enterprise shall not exceed the prescribed upper limit,

including expansion, modernization, diversification, which is inclusive of investment subsidy availed under earlier package of

incentives on fixed assets.

Wherever MSMEs avail any kind of subsidy or grant under any other schemes/policies of Government of

Karnataka/Government of India, only differential amount of subsidy, if any would be sanctioned.

All eligible Enterprises under Biotechnology Policy-II shall submit application for sanction of subsidy before the KBITS within

a period from 6 months from the date of commencement of commercial production, Enterprises that fail to comply this

deadline will not be eligible for investment promotion subsidy.

Other terms and conditions not specifically mentioned herein above but indicated in the Government Order No. ITD 58 MDA

2008 dated 18-7-2009 and subsequent amendments, clarifications issued by the State Level Coordination Committee

thereon shall apply mutatis-mutandis.

3.1

PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMING INVESTMENT PROMOTION SUBSIDY :

Eligible industrial enterprises shall apply with the following documents to the KBITS.

a)

Duly filled in Application in the prescribed format.

b)

Original Statement of Fixed Assets in prescribed format, duly certified by the concerned financial institution as in the

prescribed format.

c)

Original Investment certificate issued by the KSFC/KSIIDC/Bank/Other financial institutions in prescribed format as in

the prescribed format.

d)

Original Certificate from Chartered Engineer/Architect in prescribed format in respect of investment made in building

as in the prescribed format.

e)

Form of declaration regarding employment of local persons in the prescribed format as in the prescribed format.

f)

A copy of the Project report duly signed by the Promoter.

g)

Copy of Land documents/records.

h)

Copy of term loan sanction orders from KSFC/KSIIDC/Bank/Other financial institutions.

i)

Copy of First sale invoice.

j)

Copy of IEM acknowledgement – Part-II.

k)

Copy of registered partnership deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association/bye laws.

l)

Copy of Caste certificates in respect of SC/ST and appropriate certificate/documents in respect of physically

challenged/Ex-servicemen entrepreneurs.

m) Copy of power sanction/service, letter, VAT Registration Certificate.

n)

ESI/EPF Registration copy.

o)

Copy of approved building plan along with construction licence.

p)

Copy of licence obtained from local authority.

3.2

SCRUTINY OF INVESTMENT PROMOTION SUBSIDY CLAIM FOR SANCTION :

The KBITS shall scrutiny the claims for Sanction of Investment Promotion Subsidy on receipt of application shall

personally verify the genuineness of the claim with reference to the documents furnished by the enterprises and on satisfying with

the documents furnished by the enterprise, shall take up physical verification of the enterprise and shall arrange to place the

proposal before the SLCC for sanction of investment promotion subsidy to the applicant enterprise.

The scrutiny of Investment Promotion Subsidy application has to be done in the following manner.

i.

Land actually required for putting up the factory building with provision for immediate expansion shall be considered.

ii.

Investment made on the factory building required for housing plant and machinery and storage of raw materials,

finished goods, drying yards, soaking pits and such other structures directly related to the production purposes shall

only be considered.

iii.

Reasonable area constructed for office use within the factory premises shall be considered.

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iv.

Investment made on Guest/ Rest house, Decorative arch entrances, high-rise compound walls, goods carriers, and

such other non-essential structures should be excluded.

v.

Value of building has to be accepted as certified by the KSFC/ KSIIDC Bank/other financial institutions and it should

be cross checked with reference to the Chartered Engineer’s certificate.

vi.

The plant and machineries installed in the enterprise have to be verified with reference to the statement of fixed

assets duly certified by the KSFC/ KSIIDC Bank/other financial institutions and value indicated in the investment

certificate has to be accepted if the plant and machinery matches with the investment certificate.

vii.

Miscellaneous items like computers, printers, fax machine and office furnitures used only for the concerned

enterprise purpose have to be considered.

viii.

The cost of old/second hand machinery and equipment shall be excluded for computing the investment in the plant

and machinery. However imported second hand machinery brought into the country for the first time by the

enterprise shall be considered, subject to such machineries shall have residual like span of minimum five years.

ix.

Actual transportation cost, electrification of the plant and machinery and erection cost shall be considered.

x.

Any other investments directly made by the enterprise on eligible items, has to be certified by the KSFC/ KSIIDC

Bank/other financial institutions and it must be considered by obtaining the bills and receipts. This is subject to the

physical verification of such assets and the payments of more than Rs. 20.000 should be by cheque/D.D.

xi.

Member Secretary, SLCC is responsible for attestation of documents and verification of local employment details. He

has to submit the investigation report as per the prescribed format and prepare agenda notes for the SLCC

Committee as per the prescribed format, with the approval of Director IT & BT.

xii.

On obtaining approval from SLCC, the Director, DIT shall issue the Sanction order as per the prescribed format.

The enterprise, on receipt of the Sanction order, shall furnish the undertaking as per the prescribed format.

3.3

STATE LEVEL COORDINATIVE COMMITTEE FOR SANCTION OF INVESTMENT PROMOTION SUBSIDY

1

Director, IT & BT

Chairman

2

Dr. H. Sharath Chandra, Prof. Emeritus, II Sc.,

Member

3

Dr. Padmanabhan Prof. Emeritus, II Sc.,

Member

4

Dr. K.K. Narayanan, MD Metahelix Life Sciences

Member

5

Dr. R.K. Agarwal, Chairman, Natural Remedies

Member

6

General Manager (BT) KBITS

Member Secretary

3.4

RELEASE OF INVESTMENT PROMOTION SUBSIDY

i.

Enterprises who have been sanctioned Investment Promotional Subsidy shall submit their claim every year i.e., on or

before 31^st March; indicating the value of VAT, ESI, EPF and Total Power tariff paid in the prescribed format Part-A

along with the certified copies of the amount paid from the concerned agencies. In case the enterprise is working

without power and not covered by VAT, ESI & EPF, shall claim for refund of loan amount (both principal and interest)

paid to concerned financial institutions/banks in the format as in Part-B. For this purpose, year means from 1^st April

to 31^st March.

ii.

Actual VAT, ESI, EPF and Total Power tariff paid and actual loan due paid should only be considered for

reimbursement and no penalties/fines/monthly minimum charges for closure period shall be considered for

computation.

iii.

After verifying the documents the Director, IT & BT shall submit the consolidated claim of all the enterprises in the

prescribed format to Govt for release of funds, on or before 30^th May and on receiving the budget allocation from

the DIT, the GM, KBITS will reimburse max of 25% of the sanctioned promotion subsidy to the Enterprise. The

release order shall be in the prescribed format.

iv.

The Enterprise has to avail the sanctioned Investment Promotion Subsidy within the period of five years from the

date of sanction of the subsidy amount. Unutilized portion of sanctioned subsidy amount if any after 5 years from the

date of subsidy sanctioned will automatically get lapsed. The last years claim shall be made on or before the date of

5 years from the date of sanction of Investment Promotion Subsidy.

v.

The eligible amount shall be disbursed on payees receipt, duly countersigned by the Director, IT & BT The

Investment Promotion Subsidy amount may also be released to the financial institution or bank, if there is any power

of attorney to that effect or otherwise directly to the enterprise. Separate registers should be maintained by the

KBITS/DIT to watch the total period and amount of Investment Promotion Subsidy granted and availed by each

enterprise.

NOTE :

The sanctioned Investment promotion Subsidy amount will be released subject to the availability of

grants from the Government. The enterprise concerned can’t claim it as a right as the said amount is

being released as Grant-in-aid.

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4.0

EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF STAMP DUTY AND CONCESSIONAL REGISTRATION CHARGES UNDER

BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

4.1

EXEMPTION FROM STAMP DUTY

MSME, Large and Mega Projects :

Stamp duty to be paid in respect of (i) loan agreements, credit deeds, mortgage and hypothecation deeds executed for

availing term loans from State Govt. and /or State Financial Corporation, Industrial Investment Development Corporation,

National Level Financial Institutions, Commercial Banks, RRBs, Co-operative Banks, KVIB/KVIC, Karnataka State SC/ST

Development Corporation, Karnataka State Minority Development Corporation and other institutions which may be notified

by the Government from time to time for the initial period of five years only and (ii) for lease deeds, lease-cum-sale and

absolute sale deeds executed by Industrial Enterprises in respect of industrial plots, sheds, industrial tenements, by

KIADB, KSSIDC, KEONICS, KSIIDC, Industrial Co-operatives and approved private industrial estates shall be exempted

as below :

Zone - 1 : 100%

Zone - 2 : 100%

Zone - 3 : 75%

Zone - 4 : Nil

4.2

CONCESSIONAL REGISTRATION CHARGES

4.2.1

MSME, LARGE AND MEGA PROJECTS :

For all loan documents and sale deeds as specified in 2 above, the registration charges shall be at a concessional rate of

Re. 1 per Rs. 1000.

Note :

i.

The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also applicable to lands purchased under

Section 109 of the KLR Act and also for direct purchase of industrially converted lands for the projects approved by

SHLCC / SLSWCC / DLSWCC. This incentive will also be applicable for the land transferred by KIADB to land

owners as compensation for the acquired land.

ii.

The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also available for registration of final sale

deed in respect of lands, sheds, plots, industrial tenements after the expiry of lease period at the rate as specified in

the Industrial Policy which was in vogue at the time of execution of lease-cum-sale deed.

5.0

REFUND OF LAND CONVERSION FINE UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY-II

The payment of conversion fee for converting the land from agriculture use to industrial use including for development of

industrial areas by private investors will be waived as detailed below :

Zone – 1 100%

Zone – 2 100%

Zone – 3 75%

Zone – 4 Nil

Waiver of Conversion fine is available only to Manufacturing MSMEs and Selected Service Enterprises listed at

prescribed format, Large & Mega Industries (i.e. new and Expansion/Modernization/Diversification Programme only) and

approved Private Industrial Areas/Estates.

The waiver of conversion fine will be reimbursed to the eligible enterprises after implementation of projects i.e. after

commencement of the commercial production by the individual enterprises and after completion of the implementation of

the private industrial areas/estates in all manners (i.e., Area/Estate shall have all the infrastructure facilities).

NOTE :

a)

The enterprises obtain land conversion letter from Revenue Department and implements the projects within the

operational period of the policy shall only be considered.

b)

The above reimbursement benefit is available for both own and financed enterprises also.

5.1

PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMING REFUND OF LAND CONVERSION FINE

The eligible Micro, Small, Medium, Large enterprises, Mega projects and also promoters of private industrial areas/estates

shall apply to the DIT/KBITS along with the following documents for claiming reimbursement of conversion fine ;

i.

Application in plain paper/letterhead.

ii.

Copy of the IEM acknowledgement part II or industrial licence.

iii.

Copy of approved building plan and building construction licence.

iv.

Copy of Land documents/records.

v.

Copy of land conversion order issued by Revenue Department and Copy of payment receipt made for land

conversion.

vi.

Copy of Project Report, duly signed by the promoter.

vii.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approvals.

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viii.

Copy of ESCOMs power sanction and service letter.

ix.

Copy of First Sale Invoice in respect of individual enterprises.

x.

Copy of Layout map showing the land utilization in respect of individual enterprises and approved layout in respect

private industrial areas.

xi.

Copy of Partnership deed/memorandum and Articles of Association/Bye-laws.

xii.

On obtaining approval from SLCC, the Director DIT/GM KBITS shall issue the Sanction order as per the prescribed

format. The enterprise, on receipt of the Sanction order, shall furnish the undertaking as per the prescribed format.

5.2

SCRUTINY OF THE CLAIMS RECEIVED FOR REFUND OF LAND CONVERSION FINE REIMBURSEMENT.

5.2.1.

MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

The DIT/KBITS after verification of the eligibility of the MSME’s has to seek the required funds from the Secretariat IT &

BT for reimbursement of Conversion fine, on quarterly basis in the prescribed format. On receipt of the funds the amount

will be released to the concerned enterprise vide sanction order as in the prescribed format.

5.2.2.

LARGE AND MEGA INDUSTRIES

The DIT/KBITS after verification of the claim has to recommend the proposal to the Secretariat IT & BT for reimbursement

of Conversion fine and DIT after verification of the eligibility of the Large and Mega Industrial enterprises, shall reimburse

the conversion fine for Large and Mega industries in the prescribed format as in the prescribed format.

6.0

EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF ENTRY TAX UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

Entry Tax Exemption shall be available to Manufacturing MSMEs and Large & Mega Industries including the service

activities. (i.e. New and Expansion / Modernization / Diversification only including own/financed enterprises)

Zone

During implementation

During operational phase

1, 2 & 3

100% exemption from payment of ET on ‘Plant &

Machinery and Capital Goods’ for an initial period of 3

years from the date of commencement of project

implementation. For this purpose, the term ‘Plant &

Machinery and Capital Goods’ also includes Plant &

On raw materials, inputs, component parts &

consumables

(excluding

petroleum

products)

[wherever applicable] for a period of 5 years from

the date of commencement

4

NIL

NIL

6.1

PROCEDURE FOR AVAILING ENTRY TAX EXEMPTION :

The eligible Micro, Small Medium Enterprises, Large and Mega enterprises shall apply to the Director DIT/KBITS along

with the required documents.

6.1.1.

The documents to be furnished by the enterprises for availing Entry Tax Exemption during project

implementation are given below.

a.

Application in plain paper/letter head

b.

Copy of the IEM Acknowledgement Part I/II or industrial licence

c.

Copy of 1^st purchase order placed for machinery.

d.

Copy of the Project Report, duly signed by promoter.

e.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approval letter if any.

f.

Land documents/records

g.

Term loan sanction order, if any

h.

VAT registration copy

i.

Copy of partnership deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association/Bye-laws.

j.

List of plant and machineries and other equipments with their value required for implementation of the project.

6.1.2.

The documents to be furnished by the enterprises for availing Entry Tax and Special Entry Tax Exemption during

operational phase are given below.

a.

Application in plain paper/letter head

b.

Copy of the IEM Acknowledgement Part I/II or industrial licence

c.

Copy of First sale invoice.

d.

Copy of the Project Report, duly signed by promoter.

e.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approval letter if any.

f.

Land documents/records

g.

Term loan sanction order and investment certificate by Banks, if any

h.

CA certificate in case of self financed enterprise as per in the prescribed format.

i.

Form of declaration regarding employment of local persons in the prescribed format.

j.

VAT Registration Certificate.

k.

Copy of partnership deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association/Bye-laws.

l.

Statement of details of annual requirement of raw materials/inputs/components and consumables for which entry tax

exemption to be claimed.

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The Director IT & BT / after verification of the claim of the enterprise has to issue the Entry Tax Exemption Certificate to the

enterprise in the prescribed format in respect of MSMEs including the claims of large and mega projects.

7.0

INCENTIVES FOR EXPORT ORIENTED ENTERPRISES UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

7.1

EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF ENTRY TAX

100% exemption from payment of Entry Tax on Plant and Machinery and Capital Goods for an initial period of 3 years

from the date of commencement of project implementation is available to all 100% EOUs Manufacturing Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises and Large and mega industries both for establishment of new enterprises or for Expansion,

Diversification, and Modernization of existing industries, irrespective of zone (i.e. for both own/financed enterprises).

For other manufacturing MSMEs, Large and Mega (both own/financed) new or Expansion/Modernization/Diversification

EOUs, (minimum export obligation of 25% of their total turn over) 100% exemption is available from payment of Entry Tax

on raw materials, inputs, components, parts and consumables (excluding petroleum products) for an initial period of 3

years from the date of commencement of commercial production in Zone-1,2 and 3 and 50% in Zone-4.

7.2

PROCEDURE FOR AVAILING INCENTIVES FOR EOUS :

The eligible Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises, Large and Mega enterprises shall apply to the Director, IT & BT/KBITS

along with the required documents.

The documents to be furnished by the 100% EOU enterprises for Entry tax exemption Certificate during project

implementation are given below.

a.

Application in letter head/plain paper

b.

Copy of the IEM acknowledgement Part I / II or industrial licence

c.

Copy of 1^st purchase order placed for machinery

d.

Copy of 100% EOU Certificate from Government of India

e.

Copy of the Project Report, duly signed by promoter.

f.

List of plant and machineries and other equipments with their value, required for implementation of the project

g.

Copy of the partnership deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association/Bye-Laws

h.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approval letter if any.

i.

Land documents/records

j.

Term loan sanction order, if any

k.

VAT registration copy

Note :

The date of commencement of project means the 1^st purchase order placed for purchase of machinery and

equipment by the enterprise.

The documents to be furnished by the EOU enterprises for Entry Tax exemption Certificate during project implementation

are given below :

a.

Application in letterhead/plain paper

b.

Copy of the IEM acknowledgement Part I / II or industrial licence

c.

Copy of first sale invoice

d.

Copy of the Project Report, duly signed by promoter.

e.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approval letter if any.

f.

Land documents/records

g.

Term loan sanction order and Export Performance Certificate by the financial institutions/RBI

h.

Export Performance Certificate from CA

i.

Form of declaration regarding employment to local persons

j.

VAT registration copy

k.

Copy of the partnership deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association/Bye-Laws

l.

Statement of details of annual requirement of all inputs for which entry tax exemption to be claimed.

The Director, IT & BT/KBITS after verification of the claim of the enterprise has to issue entry tax exemption

certificates to 100% EOUs and other EOU enterprises in the prescribed format, in respect of MSMEs, including the

claims of large and mega projects.

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REFUND OF CERTIFICATION CHARGES

Refund of expenses incurred for compulsory marking certificates viz., Conformity Europeenne (CE), & China Compulsory

Certificate (CCC) is available to the extent of 50% of expenses subject to a maximum of Rs.2 lakhs per enterprise both for

100% and other EOUs in all zones (i.e., for both own/financed new enterprises only including expansion/modernization/

diversification projects)

The benefit for any other certificate will be approved separately by the SLCC.

The eligible Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises, Large and Mega enterprises shall apply to the Director, IT & BT along with

the required documents.

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The documents to be furnished by the enterprise for claiming Refund of Certification Charges are given below :

a.

Application in letter head/plain paper

b.

Copy of the IEM acknowledgement Part II or industrial licence

c.

Copy of First Export sale invoice

d.

Copy of the Project Report, duly signed by promoter.

e.

Copy of Single Window Clearance Committee approval letter if any.

f.

Copy of certificate of origin

g.

Copy of 100% EOU/EOU Performance certificate

h.

Copy of compulsory marking certificate

i.

Copy of bills and receipts for the expenses incurred for getting the certificate.

j.

Orders monitoring the requirement of the compulsory marking

8.1

PROCEDURE FOR REFUND OF CERTIFICATION CHARGES.

8.1.1

MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

The Director, IT & BT after verification of the eligibility of the MSME’s for refund of certification charges, has to seek the

funds from Govt. on quarterly basis in the prescribed format.

On receipt of the funds the Director, IT & BT shall Issue appropriate office order for reimbursement of certification

charges, in the prescribed format.

8.1.2

LARGE AND MEGA INDUSTRIES

The Director, IT & BT/KBITS after verification of the eligibility of the Large and Mega Industries for refund of certification

charges, has to recommend the proposal to Govt. for refund.

The Director, IT & BT/KBITS has to verify the eligibility of the enterprise for refund with budget allocation and Issue

appropriate office order for reimbursement in the prescribed format.

Note : This is one time refund provision for MSME, Large and Mega industries and it will be for only one

certification per enterprise.

9.0

INVESTMENT

SUBSIDY

FOR

SETTING

UP

OF

EFFLUENT

TREATMENT

PLANTS

(ETPS)

UNDER

BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

One time capital subsidy upto 50% of the cost of Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) is available to Manufacturing Micro,

Small and Medium Enterprises and Service Enterprises, Manufacturing SEZ Enterprises, Large and Mega industries both

for establishment of new enterprises or for expansion, diversification, and modernization existing industries, subject to a

ceiling of Rs. 100 lakhs per manufacturing enterprises in Zone-1, 2 and 3 and a ceiling of Rs. 50 lakhs in Zone-4 (i.e., for

both own/financed enterprises).

9.1

GUIDELINES FOR SANCTION OF INVESTMENT SUBSIDY TO (ETP)

For Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, which have taken Capital Investment Subsidy under the Biotechnology Policy II

or any other Policy on fixed assets including ETP, the subsidy on ETP investment should be deducted from the Capital

subsidy of 50% of the cost of ETP. However, this condition is not applicable to industries in zone 4.

One time Capital Subsidy is available only to ETP and not for Sewage Treatment Plant (STP). For the purpose of

calculation of investment on ETPs, ETP means both air pollution control equipments and water pollution control

equipments and its fixed assets. The value on fixed assets investment of main unit shall be equal or more than the

value of fixed capital investment of ETP.

9.2

PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMING SUBSIDY FOR ETPs

Eligible Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Large and Mega Industries shall file an application in duplicate in the

prescribed format along with the following enclosures to the Director, IT & BT / KBITS.

Documents to be furnished as listed below :

a.

Application in the prescribed format

b.

Detailed Project report and Plan of ETP approved by KSPCB.

c.

Copy of the term loan sanctioned letter from financial institution

d.

IEM/PMT/IL/registration with DIT

e.

Partnership Deed/Memorandum and Articles of Association.

f.

Investment made on ETP certified by financial institution with all details for financial institution cases and C.A.

certificate for all self financed cases. (as in the prescribed format).

g.

CFE & CFO issued by KSPCB

h.

Environment Clearance Certificate (ECC) issued by DFEE/MOEF, wherever applicable

i.

Form of declaration regarding employment of local persons in prescribed format

j.

Environment Management Plan (EMP).

k.

Invoices, bills, voucher and receipts of the ETP.

l.

Compliance certificate to the consent condition from KSPCB and certification for investment on ETP.

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m.

Chartered Engineers/Architects certificate (in the prescribed format)

n.

Statement of fixed assets (in the prescribed format)

9.3

COMMITTEE FOR SANCTION OF SUBSIDY FOR ETPs:

1

Director, IT & BT

Chairman

2

Dr. H. Sharath Chandra, Prof. Emeritus, II Sc.,

Member

3

Dr. Padmanabhan Prof. Emeritus, II Sc.,

Member

4

Dr. K.K. Narayanan, MD Metahelix Life Sciences

Member

5

Dr. R.K. Agarwal, Chairman, Natural Remedies

Member

6

General Manager (BT) KBITS

Member Secretary

9.4

SCRUTINY OF ETP SUBSIDY CLAIM :

The application for capital subsidy of ETP filed by the eligible industrial enterprises in the DIT/KBITS, the Committee

comprising of representative from KSPCB, Director, IT & BT shall take up physical verification of the company/ETP on

receipt of application and shall arrange to place the case before the committee with detailed report for sanction of subsidy

to ETPs.

After obtaining the approval from the Committee, the Director, IT & BT shall issue sanction order as in the prescribed

format subject to the company files the application with all relevant documents.

9.5

RELEASE OF INVESTMENT SUBSIDY TO ETPS:

After the enterprise obtaining the sanction order shall execute an agreement as in the prescribed format. The KBITS, on

obtaining funds from the Government, shall release the money to the enterprise’s Bank Account.

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ANCHOR UNIT SUBSIDY UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

Anchor Investment Subsidy of Rs. 100.00 lakhs shall be available for the first two new manufacturing enterprises with

minimum employment of 100 members and minimum investment of Rs.50.00 crores in each of the taluks coming up in Zone-1, 2

and 3. This subsidy will be applicable only in taluks where no manufacturing industrial enterprises with investment of Rs.50.00

crores and above exist at present.

10.1

PROCEDURE TO CLAIM ANCHOR UNIT SUBSIDY

a.

The eligible unit for sanction of Anchor Unit Subsidy shall file an application along with the required documents in

duplicate in the same form followed for sanction of investment subsidy to the concerned Director, IT & BT/KBITS who

shall verify the claims and after physical verification recommend the eligible proposal to the Director, IT & BT for

sanction of Anchor Unit Subsidy. The GM, KBITS while recommending the proposal shall certify that the unit has

invested more than Rs. 50.00 crores with minimum employment of 100 members and there are no such units in the

taluk at present.

b.

The Director, IT & BT on receipt of the proposal from the GM, KBITS shall scrutinize and after random checkup, will

place the subject before the Committee (constituted for sanction of investment subsidy for ETPs) for sanction of

subsidy. After obtaining the approval from the Committee, the GM, KBITS shall issue the sanction order to the unit as

in prescribed format.

10.2

RELEASE OF SANCTIONED SUBSIDY AMOUNT:

After the unit obtaining sanction orders, shall execute an agreement as in the prescribed format. The Director, IT & BT on

obtaining funds from the Government, shall release the money to the unit’s Bank account.

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SPECIAL INCENTIVES FOR ENTERPRISES COMING UP IN LOW HDI DISTRICTS UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY

POLICY II

New manufacturing large and mega enterprises setting up facilities in six districts having bottom most Human Development

Index (HDI) and employing at least 75% local persons as defined in the Dr. Sarojini Mahishi recommendations will be

offered 75% reimbursement of expenditure on account of contribution towards Employees State Insurance (ESI) and

Employees Provident Fund (EPF) scheme for a period of initial five years from the date of commencement of commercial

production.

However, these benefits over a period of five years will be limited to 25% of value of fixed capital investment. The amount

of reimbursement will be paid annually based on minimum statutory limit subject to the condition that the enterprise has

paid its contribution towards ESI & EPF promptly on the due dates. Following are the six districts having bottom most

Human Development Index.

Sl.No.

District

HDI*(2001)

1

Bagalkot

0.591

2

Bijapur

0.589

3

Koppal

0.582

4

Chamarajanagar

0.576

5

Gulbarga

0.564

6

Raichur

0.547

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11.1

DOCUMENTS TO BE FURNISHED FOR CLAIMING SPECIAL INCENTIVES

Eligible Industrial enterprises shall apply with following documents to KBITS.

a.

Application in letterhead.

b.

Project report.

c.

Details of ESI/EPF contribution paid as in the prescribed format.

d.

SLWCC/SHLCC approval.

e.

Statement of Fixed Assets in prescribed format, duly certified by the concerned financial institution or C.A. as in the

prescribed format.

f.

Copy of First sale invoice.

g.

Copy of EM certificate.

h.

Form of declaration regarding employment of local persons in prescribed format as in the prescribed format

i.

Copies of registered partnership deed and Memorandum of Articles of Association in case of private/public limited

companies, byelaws in respect of co-operation institution.

j.

Copies of the ESI & EPF payments with receipt.

k.

List of all the employees indicating their date of joining into service, their basic pay, designation, caste as to whether

they are local or outsider.

11.2

SCRUTINY OF CLAIM

The Director, IT & BT/KBITS on receipt of application shall inspect the enterprise and verify the working condition of the

enterprise and also the genuineness of the employment provided to local people with reference to their documents and

then forward the proposal to Govt. The Director, IT & BT/KBITS will issue the release orders to the eligible enterprises. The

eligible amount shall be disbursed on payees receipt, duly countersigned by the Director, IT & BT. Separate registers

should be maintained by both the DIT and KBITS office to watch the local period and amount of reimbursement to each

enterprise.

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INTEREST SUBSIDY TO MICRO ENTERPRISES UNDER BIOTECHNOLOGY POLICY II

Interest subsidy at 5% on term loans shall be available only to Micro Manufacturing Enterprises who avail term loan from

bank/financial institutions subject to prompt repayment of the loan instalments. The interest subsidy is payable only on the

interest actually paid to financial institutions and not defaulted in payment of principle or interest instalments. The amount of

interest subsidy will be effective rate of interest (after deducting interest subsidy receivable by any institutions/under any

Government of India scheme) or 5% per annum which ever is less.

The period of interest subsidy is 5 years, 4 years and 3 years in Zone-1, Zone-2 and Zone-3 respectively. Interest subsidy

shall be available from the date of 1-loan release, however the enterprises has to claim the benefit only after

commencement of commercial production.

12.1

DOCUMENTS TO BE FURNISHED FOR CLAIMING INTEREST SUBSIDY:

a.

Application on letterhead/plain paper

b.

EM Part-II

c.

Bank/financial institution term loan sanction letter.

d.

Investment Certificate in the prescribed form from bank/financial institution – as in the prescribed format.

e.

Copy of First Sale Invoice.

f.

Certification from the bank for claiming interest subsidy in the prescribed proforma- as in the prescribed format.

g.

Fixed assets investments details as in the prescribed format

12.2

SCRUTINY OF CLAIM

The Director, IT & BT GM, KBITS on receipt of completed application should inspect the enterprise and verify the working

condition of the enterprise and then place it before the SLC for sanction of investment subsidy on term loan once in a year.

The Director, IT & BT shall seek funds from Govt. on yearly basis, furnishing the details of the enterprises to which the

interest subsidy is sanctioned. On obtaining the funds from Govt, the eligible amount shall be disbursed on payees receipt,

duly countersigned by the Director, IT & BT. The interest subsidy amount may also be released to the financial institution or

bank, if there is any power of attorney to that effect or otherwise directly to the enterprise. Separate registers should be

maintained by both the Head Office and the KBITS office to watch the total period and amount of subsidy granted and

availed by each enterprise.

13.

EXEMPTION

FROM

PAYMENT

OF

ELECTRICITY

DUTY

(UNDER

BIOTECHNOLOGY

POLICY II)

Micro & Small Mfg. Enterprises 100% exemption of electricity duty/tax for the initial period of five years, four years and

three years in Zone-1, Zone-2 and Zone-3 respectively.