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REVENUE SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Continuation of the term of the Office of the Administrator, Sri Vyasaraja Mutt (Sosale)

Reference :

1) Government Order No. RD 67 MUDAPRA 2002, dated: 26.05.2012

2) Government Order No. RD 34 MUSEVI 2014, dated: 24.05.2014

3) Government Order No. RD 34 MUSEVI 2014, dated: 21.05.2015

4) Administrator, Sri Vyasaraja Mutt (Sosale) letter No. ADM 22/SVM/2012 (P) dated: 05.04.2016

Preamble :

Government of Karnataka had decided and ordered to take over management and properties with all assets, both moveable

and immovable, records, accounts, funds of Sri Vyasaraja Mutt (Sosale) and all its attendant branches and properties located in various

parts of the Country, vide order at reference (1) above and had appointed Sri K. Jairaj, IAS., (now Retd.) the then Additional Chief

Secretary to Government of Karnataka as Administrator to manage the affairs of the Mutt for an initial period of Two years with effect

from 26.05.2012. The Government of Karnataka has also appointed an Advisory Committee consisting of eminent personalities namely.

Justice M.N. Venkatachalaiah, former Chief Justice of India, Justice S.R. Venkatesha Murthy, former Judge High Court of Karnataka

and others, to guide the Administrator in day to day affairs of the Mutt. The Administrator, accordingly took charge of the affairs of the

Mutt on 26.05.2012, Subsequently, the term of the Administrator was extended vide reference (2) above for a period of One year

on 24.05.2014.

Again, on 21.05.2015 vide Government Order refrerred at (3) above, Government upon careful consideration of the matter to

fulfil the objectives for which the administration was taken over in 2012 and that, additional time needs to be provided to the

Administrator to complete pressing and ongoing tasks mentioned above, had extended the term of Office of the Administrator, for One

year from 26.05.2015.

The Administrator has reported vide reference (4) above, that, after takeover of the administration, he has initiated several

steps for taking up renovation and modernization works Apart from this, a total surplus of `. 2.36 Crores has been saved. Further, the

term of the Administrator will conclude on 25.05.2016 and that there are several urgent and pressing works which have still not been

completed, the Administrater has requested the Government to extend the terms of the Administrator for a further period of One year.

The proposal has been examined by the Government and following orders are issued.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. RD 34 MUSEVI 2014 (P), BENGALURU, DATED: 17

th MAY, 2016

In view of the Circumstances explained above and upon careful consideration of the matter, the Government hereby extend

the term of office of Sri K. Jairaj, IAS, (Retd.) Administrator, Sri Vyasaraja Mutt (Sosale), for a further period of One year

from 26.05.2016.

PR. 393

SC. 100

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

B.S. NAGARATHNAMMA

Under Secretary to Government

Revenue Department (Muzrai)

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Exploration of 15 ‘C’ category mines by MECL in the third phase in Karnataka as per the Hon’ble Supreme Court

orders-Reg.

Read:

1. Hon’ble Supreme Court order in WP. No. 562/2009 dated: 30.07.2015

2. Commissioner’s Proposal No. DMG/MLS/MECL/2015-16 dated: 04.03.2016

3. Notification No. FD 383 Exp-12/16 dated: 21.05.2016

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Preamble :

The Hon’ble Supreme Court in its order dated: 30.07.2015 read at (1) above directed the State Government to conduct

the auction of 15 ‘C’ Category mines within outer limit of 32 weeks, preferably 26 weeks from the date of order in accordance with the

amendments of Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation Act) Act 1957 and the Mineral (Auction) Rules 2015 along with

additional conditions.

Earlier, the State Government in order to know the reserves/resources available in the ‘C’ category mines entrusted

exploration work to Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited (MECL). In the first phase, 15 ‘C’ category iron ore mining leases

were identified and MECL was requested to carry out exploration. MECL has completed exploration activities in respect of these

15 ‘C’ category mines and has submitted geological reports.

In the same manner MECL was entrusted the work of exploration of another 15 ‘C’ category mines in the second phase

after obtaining approval from the Cabinet. Now, the remaining 12 ‘C’ category mines is also proposed to be entrusted to MECL for

exploration.

The Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology, had constituted a technical committee to advise on the

exploration work for next phase of 12 ‘C’ category mines. Based on the report of the technical committee, MECL submitted a techno-

commercial offer of `. 44.50 crores (including `. 10.27 crores being 34% of `. 34.24 crores in respect of additional area) for carrying

out the exploration work. However, the Technical Committee of Department of Mines and Geology has decided to drop loss on ignition

(LOI) radical and has revised the cost to `. 42.90 crores only. Accordingly, the Commissioner Department of Mines and Geology, in his

proposal read at (2) above has requested to entrust the exploration work to MECL based on the techno-commercial offer as submitted

by MECL for `. 42.90 Crores (including 30% additional area) and also requested to accord exemption under Section 4 (g) of KTPP Act,

1999 for exploration and estimation of reserves for the next set of 12 ‘C’ category mines in the third phase.

Finance Department was requested to accord exemption under Section 4 (g) of KTPP Act, 1999 based on the proposal

of the Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology. The Finance Department has requested to send file to FD for exemption under

Section 4 (g) of KTPP Act, 1999 for notification after approval from the Cabinet. Accordingly after approval of the Cabinet, the Finance

Department vide reference (3) above accorded exemption under Section 4 (g) of KTPP Act, 1999 and said that the Department of

Commerce and Industries has to ensure superior quality of work with affordable rates.

After detailed examination of the proposal of the Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology, the Government

has agreed to entrust exploration work to MECL (Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited) in third phase for 12 ‘C’ category mines at a

cost not exceeding `. 42.90 Crores (including 30% additional area)

The Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology, shall constitute a technical committee to once again check the

quantities and the reasonableness of the rate to carry out the exploration work of the 12 ‘C’ category mines in the third phase now

approved ensuring superior quality of work at reasonable rates.

Hence, the following order:

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 385 MMM 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 25,05.2016

In view of the above mentioned facts and circumstances, the State Government hereby accords its approval for the

entrustment of exploration work of the next set of 12 category ‘C’ mines in the third phase to Mineral Exploration

Corporation Limited (MECL) at a cost not exceeding `. 42.90 Crores (including 30% additional area)

The Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology should constitute a technical committee to once again check the

quantities and reasonableness of the rates to carry out the expoloration work for 12 category ‘C’ mines in the third phase,

within an overall estimated expenditure of `. 42.90 Crores (Rupees forty two crores and ninety lakhs only). Therefore, the

Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology will enter into an agreement with MECL accordingly.

(The actual exploration work at present will be restricted to the mine boundary as approved by the Hon’ble Supreme

court and exploration in additional areas will be taken up only after it is approved by the Hon’ble Supreme Court).

The exploration shall be done in compliance with the Minerals (Evidence of Mineral Contents) Rules, 2015.

The Commissioner, Deprtment of Mines and Geology shall ensure good quality of work with reasonable rates for the said

exploration activities.

The Commissioner, Department of Mines and Geology shall ensure that the expoloration work gets completed within the

timelines prescribed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court.

PR. 394

SC. 200

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

ANVAR BASHA

Under Secretary to Government

Commerce and Industries Department (Mines)

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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Subject:

Diversion of 0.5404 ha. Of Forest land in F.Sy. No. 151, 154, 155 & 181 of Irani Village Ranibennur taluk for

construction of Aqueduct for Dy-2 under UTP Main Canal in favour of the Executive Engineer, KNNL, UTP

Division, Ranibennur.

Read:

Letter No. A5(2) GFL. CR. 05/2015-16, dated : 30-03-2016 of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest,

Bengaluru

Government of India Letter, No. F.No. 11-9/98-FC, dated : 21-11-2005, 27-12-2007, 08-04-2009

and 13-02-2014.

PREAMBLE :

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter dated: 30-03-2016 read at (1) above

has submitted the proposal to obtain the approval under Section 2 of Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for diversion 0.5404 ha. of forest

land in F.Sy. No. 151, 154, 155 & 181 of Irani Village Ranibennur taluk for construction of Aqueduct for Dy-2 under UTP Main Canal in

favour of the Executive Engineer, KNNL, UTP Division, Ranibennur.

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The Proposal has been examined as per the genral approval of Government of India, vide guidelines dated: 21-11-2005,

27-12-2007, 08-04-2009 and 13-02-2014 read at (2) above and it has been decided to accord sanction for diversion of 0.5404 ha. of

froest land under the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980.

The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. FEE 42 FLL 2016, BENGALURU, DATED: 04-05-2016

In the circumstences explained in the preamble above and in accordance with the genral approval given by Government of India

in their guidelines dated: : 21-11-2005, 27-12-2007, , 08-04-2009 and 13-02-2014 Government are pleased to accord approval under

Forest (conservation) Act, 980 for diversion of 0.5404 ha. of forest land in F. Sy. No. 151, 154, 155 & 181 of Irani Village Ranibennur

taluk for construction of Aqueduct for Dy-2 under UTP Main Canal in favour of the Executive Engineer, KNNL, UTP Division, Ranibennur

and subject to the following conditions:

1. The legal status of forest land shall remain unchanged and it shall continue to be as forest land.

2. The lessee shal pay lease rent as fixed by the Government from time to time.

3. The lease tenure if for a period of 20 (Twenty) years.

4. The leased out area shall be used for the purpose for which it is granted In case the land is not used for the stipulated purpose

within one year or used for the purpose not stipulated or when it is no longer needed for the stipulated purpose, the area shall

be forfeited to the Forest Department under Section 82 of Karnataka Forest Act, 1963. The concerned Chief Conservator of

Forest/ Deputy Conservator of Forests is authorised to take necessary action in this regard.

5. In case of any violations of stipulations/ agreed conditions reported during the lease period, the lease shall be liable for

forfeiture under Section 82 of Karnataka Forest Act, 1963.

6. No residential buildings shall be permitted in the proposed forest area for diversion.

7. The user agency take care there shall not be any scope for soil erosion.

8. All preventive measure uincluding SMC works will have to be taken up in order to control possible soil erosion due to laying of

pipelines at the cost of user agency in consultation with the concerned Deputy Conservator of Forest.

9. The Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Rules, 1969 and other relevant Acts & Rules will be applicable for any violation.

10. The user agency has to pay the Net Present Vaue (NPV) of forest land diverted under this proposal as per orders dated

28-03-2008 and 9-5-2008 of the Hon’ ble Supreme Court of India.

11. The use agency shall ensure that there shall be no damage to the available fauna and flora.

12. No labour camp shall be established on the forest lands.

13. Any damage to forst area due to such works shall be compensated by the user agency. The extent of damage shall be

assessed by the concerned Deputy Conservator of Forests.

14.

The Lessee shall not sub lease, mortagage and hypothecate the Forest area.

15.

The user agency shall abide by all the conditions imposed upon by the Government of India, the Government of

Karnataka and the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Head of Forest Force).

P.R. 359

S.C.100

By Order and Name in the Governor of Karnataka

L. SHARADA

Under Secretary to Government,

Forest, Ecology and Envirnoment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Subject:

Diversion of 26.71 ha. (66 acres) of forest land in Forest Sy No. No. 9A1A, 15 and 16A of Binaga Village,

Karwar Tq & Karwar Forest Division, Uttara Kannada District of manufacture of caustic soda and chlorine

based Chemical Factory in favour of M/s Solaries Chemtech Industries Ltd. Binga from 03/11/2001 to

09/01/2014 and ther after transfer the lease in the name of M/s Aditya Birla Chemicals (India) Ltd., Binga-reg.

Read:

1) Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force) Bengaluru Letter No. A5(2). GFL.GL

780/2001-02, dt. 22-07-2015.

2) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 67 FLL 2015, dt. 27-08-2015.

3) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forest and Climate Change Letter No. 4-kRC

1065/2015/BAN/7568, dt. 09-10-2015.

4) Principal Chief Conservator of Forst (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru Letter No. A5(2). GFL. CR.

780/2001-02 dt. 02-02-2016.

5) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 67 FLL 2015, dt. 14-03-2016.

6) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forest and Climate Change Letter No. F. No. 4 –KRC

1065/2015/BAN/29, dt. 07-04-2016.

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PREAMBLE :

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter under read at (1) had submitted a proposal

of diversion of 26.71 ha. (66 acres) of forest land in Forest Sy No. 9A1A, 15 and 16A of Binga Village, Karwar Tq & Karwar Forest

Division, Uttara Kannada District for manufacture of caustic soda and Chlorine based Chemical Factory in favor of M/s Solaris

Chemtech Industries Ltd. Binga from 03/11/2001 to 09/01/2014 and there after transfer the lease in the name of M/s Aditya Birla

Chemicals (India) Ltd., Binga

After verification and examination, the proposal was recommended by Government Karnataka and forwarded to Government of

India to accord sanction u/s 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 vide letter read at (2).

The Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Aone), Bengaluru vide letter

under read at (3) have accorded its in-principle (Stage)-1) approval for the proposal subject to fulfillment of certain conditions and the

same was communicated to the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru with a direction to submit

compliance report on fulfillment of conditions.

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter read at (4) has furnished the compliance

report and the same was forwarded to Govt. of India vide letter read at (5) and requested to obtain final approval of Government of India

u/s 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980.

The Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest & Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Bengaluru vide

letter read at (6) have accorded and communicated its final approval (Stage-II) for the proposal u/s 2 of the Forest (conservation) Act,

1980 subject to certain conditions.

The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. FEE 67 FLL 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 03-05-2016

In the circumstences explained in the preamble above, Government is pleased to accord approval u/s 2 of Forest (Conservation)

Act, 1980 for diversion of 26.71 ha. (66 acres) of forest land in in Forest Sy. No. 9A1A, 15 and 16A of Binga Village, Karwar Tq &

Karwar Forest Division, Uttara Kannda District for manufacture of caustic soda and chlorine based Chemical Factory in favor of M/s

Solaris Chemtech Industries Ltd. Bingal from 03-11-2001 to 09-01-2014 and thereafter transfer the lease in the name of M/s Adithya

Birla Chemicals (India) Ltd. Binga for a period of 30 years w.e.f. from 03-11-2001 subject to following conditions.

The legal status of forest land shall remain unchanged and it will continue to be as forest land.

The Compensatory Afforestation (CA) shall be raised over 26.71 ha. of identified non-forest land in Sy. No. 320 of

Nannivala Village, Kasaba Hobli, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District at the cost of User Agency. The State Government

shall obtain prior permission of Central Government should be obtained for any change of compensatory afforestation site.

The Non-forest land for compensatory afforestation shall be notified by the State Government as RF/PF under Indian

Forest Act, 1927 or the State Forest Act within the period of 6 months and Nodal Officer (FC) shall report the compliance

within 6 months.

The DGPS readings of the 26.71 ha. of non forest land identified for compensatory afforestation as well as th forest land

diverted shall be communicated to Govt. of India, M/o Environment and Forests, Regional Office (Southern Zone),

Kendriya Sadan 4

th Floor, E and F Wings, 17

th Main Road, 2

nd Block, Kormangala, Bengaluru-560034 with 30 days of

transfer of the forest land.

Violation of any of the conditios shall invite penal action, as deemed fit by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of

Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru.

The User Agency shall ensure that activities of the Industry shall not endanger the fauna and other flora in the adjoining

forest area.

User Agency shall undertake fire protection of the adjoining forest area during the lease period, in association with the

Forest Department.

The total forest area utilized for ; the project shall not exceed 26.71 ha.

Any other condition that the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru may

impose from time to time for protection, improvement of flora and fauna in the forest area and public convenience, shall

also be applicable.

10. Violation of any of the conditions shall invite penal action, as deemed fit by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of

Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru.

11. The lease shall pay lease rent as fixed by the Government from time to time.

12. The lease tenure is for a period of 30 (thirty) years w.e.f. 03-11-2001.

13. The leased out area should be used for the purpose for which it is granted. In case the land is not used for the stipulated

purpose within two years or when it is no longe needed for the stipulated purpose, the area should be resumed to the

Forest Dept.

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14. In case any violation reported during the lease period, the lease shall be forfeited under Section 82 of Karnataka Forest

Act, 1963. The concerned Chief Conservator of Forest/Deputy Conservator of Forests are authorized to take necessary

action in this regard.

15. No residential buildings shall be permitted in the proposed forest area.

16. The Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Rules, 1969 and other relevant Acts & Rules will be applicable for any violation.

17. The compensatory afforestation shall be raised at the cost of User Agency over degraded forest area twice the extent of

forest area being diverted at the rate prevailing at the time of approval (at present 2,34,000/-) or any extent as approved by

the Ministry of Environment and Forest.

18. The user agency has to pay the Net Present Value (NPV) of forest land diverted under this proposal as per Orders dated:

28-03-2008 and 09-05-2008 of the Humble Supreme Court of India.

19. All waste/debris generated shall be scientifically disposed of outside the forest area.

20. All precautions shall be taken to ensure fore protection to the forest during the lease period.

21. The damage to forest area due to such works shall be compensated by the user agency. The extent of damage shall be

assessed by the concerned Deputy Conservator of Forests.

22. No work shall be allowed after sunset.

23. The user agency shall not sub-lease, mortgage or hypothecate the forest area.

24. The approval under the Forest (Conservator) Act, 1980 is subject to the clearance under the Environment (Protection) Act,

1986, if required.

25. The user agency shall abide by all the conditions imposed upon by the Government of India, the Government of Karnataka

and the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Forece).

P.R. 360

S.C.100

By Order and Name in the Governor of Karnataka

L. SHARADA

Under Secretary to Government,

Forest, Ecology and Envirnoment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Subject:

Renewal of lease of 2.00 ha. of forst land in F. Sy. No. 232 of Sirsi (V) & (T), Uttara Kannada District in

favor of M/s Sahyadri Papers, Sirsi-reg.

Read:

1) Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Head of Forest Force) Bengaluru Letter No. A5 (2). GFL CR.

120/1997-98, dt: 13-02-2012.

2) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 27 FLL 2012, dt: 07-12-2012.

3) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forests and Climate Change Letter No. F. No. 4-KRB

920/2012/BAN/4631, dt: 06-01-2014.

4) Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru Letter No. A5 (2) GFL. CR.

120/1999-98, dt: 09-02-2015.

5) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 27 FLL 2012, dt: 08-06-2015.

6) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forests and Climate Change Letter No. F.No. 4-KRB

920/2012/ BAN/7923, dt: 20-01-2016.

PREAMBLE:

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter read at (1) had submitted a proposal for

Renewal of lease of 2.00 ha. of forest land in F. Sy. No. 232 of Sirsi (V) & (T), Uttara Kannada District in favour of M/s Sahyadri Papers,

Sirsi subject to certain conditions.

After verification and examination, the proposal was recommended by Government of Karnataka and forwarded to Government of

India to accord sanction u/s 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 vide letter read at (2).

The Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Bengaluru vide its

letter read at (3) have accorded its in-principal (Stage-I) approval for the proposal subject to fulfillment of certain conditions and the

same was communicated to the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru with a direction to submit

compliance report of fulfillment of conditions.

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter under read at (4) had furnished the

compliance report and the same was forwarded to Govt. of India to Govt. of India vide letter read at (5) and requested to obtain final

approval of Government of India u/s 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980.

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The Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests & Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Bengaluru vide

its letter under read at (6) have accorded and communicated its final approval (Stage-II) for the proposal u/s 2 of the Forest

(conservation) Act, 1980 subject to certain conditions.

The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. FEE 27 FLL 2012, BENGALURU, DATED: 02-05-2016.

In the circumstences as explained in the preamble above, Government is pleased to accord approval u/s 2 of Forest (Conservation)

Act, 1980 for Renewal of lease of 2.00 ha.of forest land in F. Sy. No. 232 of Sirsi (V) & (T), Uttara Kannada District in favour of M/s

Sahyadri Papers, Sirsi subject to following conditions.

The legal status of forest land shall remain unchanged.

The user agency i.e. M/s Sahyadri Papers, Sirsi, Uttara Kannada District shall furnish an undertaking to the effect that

they will vacate the diverted forest area by 21/06/2020.

The total forest area utilized for the project shall not exceed 2.00 ha.

Any other condition that the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru may

impose from time to time for protection, improvement of flora and fauna in the forest area and public convenience, shall

also be applicable.

The user agency shall vacate the diverted forest by 21-06-2020 and the Forest Department will ensure that this direction

is complied with.

Handing and taking over of land and commencement of work in the land shall be done within a period of two years from

the date of Stage-II approval.

The DGPS reading of the forest land diverted shall be communicated to Govt. of India, M/o Environment and Forests,

Regional Office (Southern Zone), Kendriya Sadan, 4

th Floor, E and F Wings, 17

th Main Road, 2

nd Block Kormangala,

Bengaluru-560034 within 30 days of transfer of the forest land.

Violation of any of the conditions shall invite penal action, as deemed fit by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of

Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru.

The land shall be utilized only for the purpose for which it is released.

10) If the land is not required for the purpose for which it is granted, the same should be resumed to the Forest Department

by the Conservator of Forests under section 82 of Karnataka Forest Act, 1963.

11) The user agency has to pay the lease rent as fixed by the Government at the time of renewal and any subsequent orders

in this regard.

12) The lease tenure is for a period of 10 (Ten) years w.e.f. 22-06-2010.

13) The Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Rules, 1969 and other relevant Acts & Rules will be applicable for any violation.

14) The user agency shall abide by all the conditions imposed upon by the Government of India, the Government of

Karnataka and the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force).

P.R. 361

S.C.100

By Order and Name in the Govenor of Karnataka

L. SHARADA,

Under Secretary to Government,

Forest, Ecology and Envirnoment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Subject:

Diversion of 12.629 (3. 779 ha.) in Koppala and 8.85 ha. in Bagalkot Division) for construction of

approach road & OHT line for establishment of 18 MW Wind Power Project in favour of M/s

BEML, Kolar Gold Fields (KGF)-reg.

Read:

1) Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force) Bengaluru Letter No. A5 (4).

GFL CR. 8/2014-15, dt: 02-01-2015.

2) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 02 FLL 2015, dt. 31-01-2015.

3) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forest and Climate Change Letter No. 4-KRC

1047/2015/BAN/6873, dt. 1

st April 2015.

4) Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru Letter No. A5(4).

GFL CR. 08/2014-15, dt. 02-01-2016.

5) Government of Karnataka Letter No. FEE 02 FLL 2015, dt. 14-03-2016.

6) Government of India, M/o Environment and Forest and Climnate Change Letter No. F.

No.4-KRC 1047/2015/BAN/50, dt. 13-04-2016.

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PREAMBLE :

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter read at (1) had submitted a proposal for

diversion of 12.629 (3.779 ha.) in Koppala and 8.85 ha. in Bagalkot Divisions) for construction of approach road & OHT line for

establishment of 18 MW Wind Power Project in favor of M/s BEML, Kolar Gold Fields (KGF).

After verification and examination, the proposal was recommended by Government of Karnataka and forwarded to Government of

India to accord sanction u/s 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 vide letter read at (2).

The Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Bengaluru vide letter

under read at (3) have accorded its in-principal (Stage-I) approval for the proposal subject to fulfillment of certain conditions and the

same was communicated to the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru with a direction to submit

compliance report on fulfillment of conditions.

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter under read at (4) had furnished the

compliance report and the same was forwarded to Govt. of India vide letter read at (5) and requested to obtain final approval of

Government of India u/s 2 of the Forests (Conservation) Act, 1980.

The Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests & Climate Change, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Bengaluru vide

letter under read at (6) have accorded and communicated its final approval (Stage-II) for the proposal u/s 2 of the Forest (conservation)

Act, 1980 subject to certain conditions.

The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. FEE 02 FLL 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 06-05-2016

In the circumstences as explained in the preamble above, Government are pleased to accord approval u/s 2 of Forest

(Conservation) Act, 1980 for diversion 12.629 (3.779 ha.) in Koppala and 8.85 ha. in Bagalkot Division) for construction of approach

road & OHT line for establishment of 18 MW Wind Power Project in favour of M/s BEML, Kolar Gold Fields (KGF) subject to following

conditions.

The legal status of forest land shall remain uchanged.

Any other condition that the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru may

impose from time to time for protection, improvement of flora and fauna in the forest area and public convenience, shall also

be applicable.

The Compensatory Afforestation (CA) shall be raised over 25.258 ha. of identified non-forest land in Sy. No. 1A, 15, 16 of

Dhammur Village, Hungund Taluk, Bagalkot District at the cost of user agency. Prior permission of Central Government for

any change of compensatory afforestation site. Should be obtain.

Handing and taking over of land and commencement of work in the land shall be done within a period of two years from the

date of Stage-II approval. The forest land shall be used only for the purpose for which it is diverted.

The DGPS readings of the 25.258 ha. of non-forest land identified for compensatory afforestation as well as the forest land

diverted shall be communicated to Govt. of India, M/o Environment and Forests, Regional Office (Southern Zone), Kendriya

Sadan, 4

th Floor, E and F Wings, 17

th Main Road, 2

nd Block Koramangala, Bengaluru-560034 within 30 days of transfer of the

forest land.

Violation of any of the conditions shall invite penal action, as deemed fit by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of

Forests (Central), Regional Office, Bengaluru.

The lessee shall pay lease rent as fixed by the Government from time to time.

The leased out area should be used for the purpose for which it is granted. In case the land is not used for the stipulated

purpose within one year or when it is no longer needed for the stipulated purpose, the area should be resumed back. The

concerned Chief Conservator of Forests/ Deputy Conservator of Forests is authorized to take necessary action in this regard.

In case any violations are committed by the user agency under any of the Forest Acts and rules, the proposed Forest Land

shall be liable for forfeiture under Section 82 of Karnaraka Forest Act, 1963. The concerned Chief Conservator of Forests is

authorized to take necessary action in this regard.

10)

The lease tenure is for a period of 30 (thirty) years.

11)

The Compensatory Afforestation shall be raised over degraded forest in Bagalkot Division, twice the extent of forest land

being diverted, i.e. 8.615x2= 17.23 ha., at ; the cost of user agency.

12)

The User Agency has to pay Net Present Value for the forest land being diverted as per Humble Supreme Court’s Order

dated 24-04-2008 in IA 1135-36 in IA 566 in Civil WP 202 of 1996; i.e., as per MoEF guidelines No. 5-1/98-FC(Pt.II), dated 13-

06-2008.

13)

The User Agency has to pay a lease rent of `.30,000/- per MW for the period lease. This amount shall be utilized for

providing gas connection to the local villagers under the Joint Forest Management Programme and for other conservation

measures.

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14)

The user agency has to pay for implementation of Medicinal Plants Garden, Dwarf Tree Species plantation, Soil and Moisture

Conservation Works etc., as per, the Guidelines dated 14-5-2004 of the Government of India and the plan approved by the

Karnataka Forest Department as per Circular direction issued from time to time /periodically.

15)

The user agency shall furnish requisite certificate in compliance of the Recognition of Forests Rights (ROFR) Act, 2006, as

per guidelines issued by Ministry of Environment and Forest, New Delhi vide letter No. 11-9/1198 FC(Pt),

dated : 03-08-2009/05-07-2013 in Form-I, In respect of Koppal District.

16)

A minimum number of trees shall only be cut/felled while executing the works for construction of approach roads and OHT in

Bagalkot division as there exist 923-No. of trees.

17)

In order to prevent soil erosion along the roads, the User agency shall also construct structures including retaining walls etc.,

wherever required to be constructed in the project area in consultation with the concerned DCFs.

18)

The Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Rules, 1969 and other relevant Acts & Rules will be applicable for any violation.

19)

Adequate fire protection measures, including employment of fire watchers and maintenance of fire lines etc., shall be

undertaken by the user agency in the project area and the surrounding forest area within a radius of 500 Mtrs from the project

site at its own cost during the lease period.

20)

The user agency has to abide by all the terms and conditions as laid down in the guidelines dated: 14-05-2004 of the

Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests.

21)

No residential buildings shall be permitted in the proposed forest area.

22)

The user agency shall ensure that there should be no damage to the available fauna and other flora.

23)

No labour camp shall be established on the forest land.

24)

Any damage to forest area due to such development works shall be compensated by the user agency. The extent damage

shall be assessed by the concerned Deputy Conservator of Forests.

25)

The user agency shall not sub-lease, mortgage or hypothecate the forest area.

26)

The user agency shall abide by all condition imposed upon the Government of India, the government of Karnataka and the

Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Head of Forest Force).

P.R. 362

S.C.100

By Order and Name in the Governor of Karnataka

L. SHARADA,

Under Secretary to Government,

Forest, Ecology and Envirnoment Department.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Approval to the proposal of M/s Hoskote Neo Homes Ltd., to establish an "IT Park" at Kamblipura,

Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District..

Read :

Proceedings of the 28

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 27.04.2016

Proceedings of the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) meeting held

on 30.04.2016.

Preamble :

M/s Hoskote Neo Homes Ltd., has proposed to establish an "IT Park", with an investment of `. 495 crores, generating

employment to about 150 persons at Kamblipura, Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District.

In the 28

th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 27.04.2016, the committee noted the land utilization details. After detailed

discussions, the Committee resolved to recommend to SLSWCC for considering the extent of land required for the project as 20 acres

to be purchased U/s 109 of KLR Act, subject to obtaining all necessary approvals I clearances from local Planning Authority regarding

the proposed activity.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) Meeting

held on 30.04.2016. Government has examined the recommendations made by the State Level Single Window Clearance Committee

in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 150 SPI 2016, BENGALURU, DATED : 07-05-2016.

Government is pleased to accord in principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Hoskote Neo Homes Ltd., to establish

an "IT Park", with an investment of `. 495 crores, generating employment to about 150 persons at Kamblipura, Hoskote Taluk,

Bengaluru Rural District with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions :

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Land :

20 Acres of Private land, excluding SC/ST and Government land, to be purchased U/s 109 of KLR

Act at Sy.Nos.171/1, 172/1, 158/1, 151/1 of Kamblipura, Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District,

subject to obtaining necessary approvals clearances from local Planning Authority regarding the

proposed activity.

Water :

721000 LPD from own sources.

Power :

15000 KVA from BESCOM.

Incentives

Concessions :

As per applicable policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions :

Environment : The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and

environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt; of Karnataka, if

applicable.

Employment : The Company shall comply with the provisions of applicable policy of Govt. of Karnataka with respect to local

employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local people.

A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of

Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Vendor Development : Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a

vendor development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from

these local vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial

Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Social Infrastructure Development : The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects

shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Others :

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt. of

India.

As part of "Ease of Doing Business" Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI 2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded

approval to operationalise e-Udyami Phase II for obtaining various clearances approvals/licenses etc. through common

e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or

State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC)

w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

The approvals I NOCs of following Departments have been covered under Phase II of e-Udyami.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii)

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii)

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv)

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department.

Industries and Commerce Department.

vi)

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities.

vii)

Municipal Administration Department.

viii)

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM.

ix)

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department.

Water Resources Department.

The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing

application through e-Udyami Phase II E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary documents may please be filed for any of above

Departments' approval/NOCs.

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Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort services for the speedy implementation of your

project. You are requested to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every quarter in the

proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

P.R. 401

S.C. 25

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

S.Umadevi

Desk Officer (Technical Cell)

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Approval to the proposal of M/s Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd., to establish a unit for manufacture of "Co-

Extruded Film, Edible Oil, Palm Kernel Cake, Palm Kernel Oil, Solar Power" at Baikampady Industrial Area,

Dakshina Kannada District.

Read :

Proceedings of the 28

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 27.04.2016

Proceedings of the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) meeting held

on 30.04.2016.

Preamble :

M/s Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd., has proposed to establish a unit for manufacture of "Co Extruded Film, Edible Oil, Palm

Kernel Cake, Palm Kernel ·Oil, Solar Power", with an investment of `. 455 crores, generating employment to about 17061 persons at

Baikampady Industrial Area, Dakshina Kannada District.

In the 28

th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 27.04.2016, the Committee resolved to recommend to SLSWCC for

approval of the project to be set up in existing land of 11 acres.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) Meeting

held on 30.04.2016. Government has examined the recommendations made by the State Level Single Window Clearance Committee in

all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 151 SPI 2016, BENGALURU, DATED : 10-05-2016.

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd., to

establish a unit for manufacture of "Co Extruded Film, Edible Oil, Palm Kernel Cake, Palm Kernel Oil, Solar Power”, with an investment

of `. 455 crores, generating employment to about 17061 persons at Baikampady Industrial Area, Dakshina Kannada District with the

following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions :

Land :

11 Acres of land in the existing 40 acres in Baikampady Industrial Area, Dakshina Kannada District.

Water :

300000 LPD from own sources.

Power :

5000 KVA from MESCOM.

Incentives

Concessions :

As per applicable policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities« incentives and concessions is sub ject to the following terms and conditions :

Environment : The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and environmental

clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt; of Karnataka, if applicable.

Employment : The Company shall comply with the provisions of applicable policy of Govt. of Karnataka with respect to local

employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local people. A

copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of

Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Vendor Development : Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a vendor

development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director

of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Social Infrastructure Development : The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall

be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

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Others :

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including

Govt. of India.

As part of "Ease of Doing Business" Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI 2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded

approval to operationalise e-Udyami Phase II for obtaining various clearances approvals/licenses etc. through common

e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or

State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC)

w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

The approvals I NOCs of following Departments have been covered under Phase II of e-Udyami.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii)

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii)

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv)

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department.

Industries and Commerce Department.

vi)

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities.

vii)

Municipal Administration Department.

viii)

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM.

ix)

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department.

Water Resources Department.

The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing

application through e-Udyami Phase II E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary documents may please be filed for any of above

Departments' approval/NOCs.

Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort services for the speedy implementation of your

project. You are requested to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every quarter in the

proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

P.R. 402

S.C. 25

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

S.Umadevi

Desk Officer (Technical Cell)

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Approval to the proposal of M/s Shri Datta Mahanteshwar Sugars Ltd., to establish a unit for “Distilling,

Rectifying and Blending of Spirits, Ethyl Alcohol Production from Fermented Materials, Generation and

distribution of other Non Conventional Energy, White Crystal Sugar" at Chinamageri, Afzalpur Taluk,

Kalaburagi District.

Read :

1) Proceedings of the 28

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 27.04.2016

2) Proceedings of the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) meeting held on

30.04.2016.

Preamble :

M/s Shri Datta Mahanteshwar Sugars Ltd., has proposed to establish a unit for "Distilling, Rectifying and Blending of Spirits,

Ethyl Alcohol Production from Fermented Materials, Generation and distribution of other Non Conventional Energy, White Crystal

Sugar", with an investment of `. 246 crores, generating employment to about 260 persons at Chinamageri, Afzalpur Taluk, Kalaburagi

District.

In the 28

th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 27.04.2016, the Committee resolved to recommend to SLSWCC for

considering the extent of land required for the project as 86 acres 21 guntas to be purchased U/s 109 of KLR Act. After SLSWCC

approval the subject has to go before the Cabinet for cane area allocation as per norms.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) Meeting

held on 30.04.2016. Government has examined the recommendations made by the State Level Single Window Clearance Committee in

all aspects.

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Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 152 SPI 2016, BENGALURU, DATED : 10-05-2016.

Government is pleased to accord in principle approval to the investment proposel of M/s Shri Datta Mahanteshwar Sugars

Ltd., to establish a unit for "Distilling, Rectifying and Blending of Spirits, Ethyl Alcohol Production from Fermented Materials, Generation

and distribution of other Non ConventionaI Energy, White CrystaI Sugar", with an investment of `. 246 crores, generating employment

to about 260 persons Chinamageri, Afzalpur Taluk. KaIaburagi District subject to obtaining cane area allocation from the cane

Commissioner as per norms and with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions :

Land :

86 acres 21 guntas of Iand, excluding SC/ST land and Govt. land, to be purchased U/s 109 of KLR

Act in 144/1, 144/2, 145/6, 145/1, 6/1, 6/2, 6/3, 6/4, 6/5, 72/1, 72/2, 72/3, 72/4, 145/1 of

Chinamageri, Afzalpur Taluk Kalaburagi District.

Water :

5000000 LPD from own sources.

Power :

2500 KVA from GESCOM.

Incentives &

Concessions :

As per Industrial Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions :

Environment : The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and environmental

clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt; of Karnataka, if applicable.

Employment : The Company shall comply with the provisions of applicable Industrial policy 2014-19 of Govt. of Karnataka

with respect to local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project,

train local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial

Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Vendor Development : Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a vendor

development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director

of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Social Infrastructure Development : The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall

be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Others :

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt. of

India.

As part of "Ease of Doing Business" Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI 2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded

approval to operationalise e-Udyami Phase II for obtaining various clearances approvals/licenses etc. through common

e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State

Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) w.e.f.

01.01.2015.

The approvals I NOCs of following Departments have been covered under Phase II of e-Udyami.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii)

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii)

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv)

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department.

Industries and Commerce Department.

vi)

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities.

vii)

Municipal Administration Department.

viii)

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM.

ix)

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department.

Water Resources Department.

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The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing

application through e-Udyami Phase II E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary documents may please be filed for any of above

Departments' approval/NOCs.

Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort services for the speedy implementation of your

project. You are requested to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every quarter in the

proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

P.R. 403

S.C. 25

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

S.Umadevi

Desk Officer (Technical Cell)

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Approval to the proposal of M/s Wilderness Lodge Pvt. Ltd., to establish "Tourism Resorts" at Mekeri

Village, Sampaje Grama, Madikeri Taluk, Kodagu District.

Read :

1) Proceedings of the 28

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 27.04.2016

2) Proceedings of the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) meeting held

on 30.04.2016.

Preamble :

M/s Wilderness Lodge Pvt. Ltd., has proposed to establish "Tourism Resorts", with an investment of `. 150 crores,

generating employment to about 218 persons at Mekeri Village, Sampaje Grama, Madikeri Taluk, Kodagu District.

In the 28

th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 27.04.2016, the Committee resolved to recommend to SLSWCC for

approval of the project to be set up in 27 acres 8 guntas of their own land subject to obtaining approvals I clearances from local

planning authorities and necessary environmental clearances from KSPCB.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) Meeting

held on 30.04.2016. Government has examined the recommendations made by the State Level Single Window Clearance Committee in

all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 153 SPI 2016, BENGALURU, DATED : 10-05-2016.

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Wilderness Lodge Pvt. Ltd., to

establish "Tourism Resorts", with an investment of `. 150 crores, generating employment to about 218 persons at Mekeri Village,

Sampaje Grama, Madikeri Taluk, Kodagu District with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions :

Land :

27 Acres 8 Guntas of own land at Sy.Nos. 76/2, 76/4, 77,78/1, 78/2, 78/3, 79, 81/4, 117/1, 117/2

and 121 of Mekeri ViIIage, Sampaje Grama, Madikeri Taluk, Kodagu District, subject to obtaining

approvals / clearances from local planning authorities and necessary environmental

clearances from KSPCB.

Water :

200000 LPD from own sources.

Power :

400 KVA from GESCOM.

Incentives

Concessions :

As per Tourism Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions :

Environment : The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and

environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt; of Karnataka, if

applicable.

Employment : The Company shall comply with the provisions of applicable policy of Govt. of Karnataka with respect to

local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local

people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development &

Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Vendor Development : Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a

vendor development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from

these local vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial

Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

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Social Infrastructure Development : The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects

shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Others :

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt. of

India.

As part of "Ease of Doing Business" Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI 2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded

approval to operationalise e-Udyami Phase II for obtaining various clearances approvals/licenses etc. through common

e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State

Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) w.e.f.

01.01.2015.

The approvals I NOCs of following Departments have been covered under Phase II of e-Udyami.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii)

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii)

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv)

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department.

Industries and Commerce Department.

vi)

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities.

vii)

Municipal Administration Department.

viii)

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM.

ix)

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department.

Water Resources Department.

The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing

application through e-Udyami Phase II E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary documents may please be filed for any of above

Departments' approval/NOCs.

Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort services for the speedy implementation of your

project. You are requested to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every quarter in the

proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

P.R. 404

S.C. 25

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

S.Umadevi

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub :

Approval to the proposal of M/s Bread District Foods Pvt. Ltd., to establish a unit for manufacture of

"Bread: Baguette, Konig Roll Plant, Danish Pastries, Donuts, Pizza bases" at Vasantha Narasapura

Industrial Area, Tumakuru District.

Read :

1) Proceedings of the 28

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 27.04.2016

2) Proceedings of the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) meeting held on

30.04.2016.

Preamble :

M/s Bread District Foods Pvt. Ltd., has proposed to establish a unit for manufacture of "Bread: Baguette, Konig Roll Plant,

Danish Pastries, Donuts, Pizza bases" with an investment of `. 114 crores, generating employment to about 100 persons at Vasantha

Narasapura Industrial Area, Tumakuru District.

In the 28

th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 27.04.2016, the Committee resolved to recommend to SLSWCC for

approval of the project and KIADB to allot 5.00 acres of land at Vasantha Narasapura Industrial Area, Tumakuru District.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 91

st State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) Meeting

held on 30.04.2016. Government has examined the recommendations made by the State Level Single Window Clearance Committee in

all aspects.

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Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 154 SPI 2016, BENGALURU, DATED : 10-05-2016.

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Bread District Foods Pvt. Ltd., to

establish a unit for manufacture of Baguette, Konig Roll Plant, Danish Pastries, Donuts, Pizza bases" with an investment of `. 114

crores, generating employment to about 100 persons at Vasantha Narasapura Industrial Area, Tumakuru District with the following

infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions :

Land :

KIADB to allot 5.00 acres of land at Vasanthapura Narasapura Industrial Area, Tumakuru

District.

Water :

500000 LPD from KIADB.

Power :

Required power from BESCOM.

Incentives &

Concessions :

As per applicable policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions :

Environment : The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and

environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt; of Karnataka, if

applicable.

Employment : The Company shall comply with the provisions of applicable policy of Govt. of Karnataka with respect to

local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local

people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development &

Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Vendor Development : Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a

vendor development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from

these local vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial

Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Social Infrastructure Development : The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects

shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

Others :

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt. of

India.

As part of "Ease of Doing Business" Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI 2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded

approval to operationalise e-Udyami Phase II for obtaining various clearances approvals/licenses etc. through common

e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State

Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) w.e.f.

01.01.2015.

The approvals I NOCs of following Departments have been covered under Phase II of e-Udyami.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii. Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv. Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department.

v. Industries and Commerce Department.

vi. Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities.

vii. Municipal Administration Department.

viii. BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM.

ix. Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department.

x. Water Resources Department.