1189

Panaji, 15th December, 2022 (Agrahayana 24, 1944)

SERIES I No. 37

Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: dir–[email protected]

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Animal Husbandry

Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Vaterinary Services

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Order

8-2(47)/AM/Revival/2022-2023/5217

Sanction of the Government is hereby accorded for the revival of 11 (eleven) lapsed posts

of Group “C” on regular basis in the Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services,

Panaji. The details are as shown below:

Sr.

Designation/

No. of posts

Name of the employee

Pay Scale

Budget Head

No.

/Category of the post

with Creation Order

1

2

3

4

5

6

1.

Multi Tasking Staff

01

Shri. Chandrakant J.

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

Sawant

Level-1,

00 —;

G. O. No. 2-10-

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

-90-AH (Part)

-20200/- +GP

Projects;

dated 08-05-1991

Rs. 1800/-

06 — Government

Livestock Farm;

01 — Salaries.

NOTE

There is an Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 36 dated 8-12-2022, namely:—

(1) Extraordinary dated 8-12-2022 from pages 1187 to 1188, Notification No. 5-1-2022-Fin(DMU) from Department of

Finance regarding Market Borrowing Programme.

INDEX

Department

Notification/Order

Subject

Pages

1

2

3

4

1.

Animal Husbandry

Ord.- 8-2(47)/AM/Revival/2022-

Revival of posts.

1189

-2023/5217

2.

Fisheries

Not.- DF/ENF/FSHNG-ZNE-

Prohibition of fishing in certain areas

1191

-NOTI/2022

in the sea.

3.

Law & Judiciary

Not.- GSLSA/GOA/Notification/2022

Amendment to Goa State Legal Services

1192

Authority Regulation, 1998.

4.

New and Renewable

Ord.- 1-1/2020/Admn/DNRE(Part)

Creation of posts.

1192

Energy

5.

PWD

Not.- 12-13/PWD/PEC-EO/

MLA-Local Area Development

1193

/2022-23/194

Scheme, Goa.

6.

Water Resources

Ord.- 1-4-81/CE-WR/Adm.II/759

Creation of posts.

1197

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1

2

3

4

5

6

1.

Multi Tasking Staff

01

Shri. Shivaji Sawant

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

G. O. No. 2-10-

Level-1,

00 —;

-90-AH (Part)

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

dated 08-05-1991

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

Rs. 1800/-

06 — Government

Livestock Farm;

01 — Salaries.

01

Shri. Chandrakant L.

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

Gawas

Level-1,

00 —;

G. O. No. 2-10-

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

-90-AH (Part)

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

dated 08-05-1991

Rs. 1800/-

06 — Government

Livestock Farm;

01 — Salaries.

01

Smt. Shubadha S. Naik

Pay Matrix

2403 — Animal Husbandry;

G. O. No. 2-10-

Level-1,

00 —;

-90-AH (Part)

PB-5200-

107 — Fodder & Feed

dated 08-05-1991

-20200/-+GP

Development;

Rs. 1800/-

01 — Fodder Demonstration

& Extension;

01 — Salaries.

01

Smt. Laxmi L. Gaonkar

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

G. O. No. DF/351/

Level-1,

00 —;

/Vet/66

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

dated 14-06-1966

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

Rs. 1800/-

06 — Government Livestock

Farm;

01 — Salaries.

01

Shri. Dilip Paingunakar

Pay Matrix

2403 — Animal Husbandry;

G. O. No. 2-10-

Level-1,

00 —;

-90-AH (Part)

PB-5200-

101 — Veterinary Service &

dated 08-05-1991

-20200/-+GP

Animal Health;

Rs. 1800/-

06 — Veterinary Dispen-

saries & Hospitals;

01 — Salaries.

01

Shri. Dasharath F. Gawas

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

G. O. No. 2-10-

Level-1,

00 —;

-90-AH (Part)

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

dated 08-05-1991

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

Rs. 1800/-

07 — Key Village Schemes;

01 — Salaries.

01

Shri. Mahesh Pednekar

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

G. O. No. 2-10-

Level-1,

00 —;

-90-AH (Part)

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

dated 08-05-1991

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

Rs. 1800/-

07 — Key Village Schemes;

01 — Salaries.

01

Smt. Florida D’Costa

Pay Matrix

2403 — Animal Husbandry;

G. O. No. 2-2-

Level-1,

00 —;

-76-AH

PB-5200-

001 — Direction &

dated 20-08-1976

-20200/-+GP

Administration;

Rs. 1800/-

01 — Direction;

01 — Salaries.

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1

2

3

4

5

6

2.

Electrician

01

Shri. Jose Alexio Dias

Pay Matrix

2403 — Animal Husbandry;

G. O. No. 2-10-90-

Level-1,

00 —;

-AH-2394

PB-5200-

101 — Veterinary Service

dated 29-09-2000

-20200/-+GP

& Animal Health;

Rs. 1900/-

06 — Veterinary Dispen-

saries & Hospitals;

01 — Salaries.

01

Shri. Shamsundar Naik

Pay Matrix

2404 — Dairy Development;

G. O. No. 2-10-90-

Level-1,

00 —;

-AH-2394

PB-5200-

102 — Dairy Development

dated 29-09-2000

-20200/-+GP

Projects;

Rs. 1900/-

06 — Government

Livestock Farm;

01 — Salaries.

This issues with the concurrence of Finance Department vide their U. O. No. 82289/F

dated 15-11-2022 & Secretary, Finance vide their U. O. No. 2666/F dated 10-11-2022.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Dr. Agostinho Misquita, Director & ex officio Jt. Secretary (A.H.).

Panaji, 9th December, 2022.

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Department of Fisheries

Directorate of Fisheries

–––

Order

DF/ENF/FSHNG-ZNE-NOTI/2022

In exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (1) of section 4 of the Goa Marine

Fishing Regulation Act, 1980 (Act 3 of 1981)

and in supersession of the Government Order

No. ENF/FSH/15 dated 28-03-2002 published

in the Official Gazette, Series I No. 2, dated

11-04-2002, the Government of Goa, having

regard to the need to maintain Law and Order

in the sea, hereby prohibits fishing by any

means and by any fishing vessel including

anchoring in the following areas (each

marked by four marker buoys), the

co-ordinates of which are specified in the

Schedule below, with immediate effect.

SCHEDULE

Area

Latitude

Longitude

Area “A”

(a) 15°22'.05 N

(a) 73°48'.05 E

(b) 15°22'.35 N

(b) 73°48'.05 E

(c) 15°22'.35 N

(c) 73°48'.35 E

(d) 15°22'.05 N

(d) 73°48'.35 E

Area “B”

(e) 15°21'.05 N

(e) 73°48'.55 E

(f) 15°21'.35 N

(f) 73°48'.55 E

(g) 15°21'.35 N

(g) 73°48'.85 E

(h) 15°21'.05 N

(h) 73°48'.85 E

Area “C”

(j) 15°18'.25 N

(j) 73°41'.55 E

(k) 15°18'.55 N

(k) 73°41'.55 E

(l) 15°18'.55 N

(l) 73°41'.85 E

(m) 15°18'.25 N

(m) 73°41'.85 E

(i) Area “A”: By joining (a) to (b) by straight

line (b) to (c) by straight line

(c) to (d) by straight line and

(d) to (a) by straight line. Area

marked by four marker buoys.

(ii) Area “B”: By joining (e) to (f) by straight

line (f) to (g) by straight line

(g) to (h) by straight line and

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(h) to (e) by straight line. Area

marked by four marker buoys.

(iii) Area “C”: By joining (j) to (k) by straight

line (k) to (l) by straight line

(l) to (m) by straight line and

(m) to (j) by straight line. Area

marked by four marker buoys.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Dr. Shamila Monteiro, Director & ex officio

Joint Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 12th December, 2022.

———uuu———

Department of Law & Judiciary

Law (Establishment) Division

Goa State Legal Services Authority

__

Notification

GSLSA/GOA/Notification/2022

In exercise of the powers conferred under

the provisions of Section 29 (A) of the Legal

Services Authorities Act, 1987 and in

consultation with the Hon’ble The Chief

Justice of Bombay High Court, the Goa State

Legal Services Authority is pleased to amend

Regulation 13 (2) of Chapter VII of the Goa

State Legal Services Authority Regulation,

1998, as under:

13. MEETINGS (2) The Secretary of the

High Court committee, with the prior app-

roval of its Chairman, the Secretary of the

District Authority, and the Chairman of the

Taluka Committee, as the case may be shall

call meetings of the respective bodies at

least once in three months and as frequently

as the business may warrant.

By order and in the name of the Hon’ble

The Chief Justice, High Court of

Bombay and Patron-in-Chief of Goa

State Legal Services Authority.

Vijaya V. Ambre, Member Secretary (District

Judge Cadre) Goa State Legal Services

Authority.

Porvorim, 09th November, 2022.

Department of New & Renewable Energy

———

Order

1-1/2020/Admn/DNRE/(Part)

Sanction of the Government is hereby

accorded for creation of the 3 (three) posts in

the Department of New and Renewable

Energy. The breakup of the posts and their

Pay Level as per CCS (Revised Pay) Rules,

2016 are indicated against each category in

the table herein below:-

Sr.

Name/Designation

No. of Post

Pay Level

No.

of post

1

2

3

4

1.

Accountant

01

Level-6

(on deputation

from Directorate

of Accounts)

2.

Jr. Stenographer

01

Level-4

3.

Driver

01

Level-2

Total

06

The expenditure on salaries for the above

posts shall be debited to the Budget Head:

“2810—New and Renewable Energy; 001—

Direction and Administration; 01—Sponsored

Renewable Energy and Technology Program;

01—Salaries”.

This issues with the approval of

Administrative

Reforms

Department,

Personnel Department and concurrence of

Finance Department vide U. O. No. 1557/F

dated 6-10-2022 and as per resolution taken

by the Council of Ministers on Agenda No.1

of its XIIth Cabinet Meeting held on

23-11-2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Aleixo F. da Costa, Director of New &

Renewable Energy & ex officio Jt. Secretary.

Panaji, 7th December, 2022.

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Department of Public Works

—

Notification

12-13/PWD/PCE-EO/2022-23/194

MLA-Local Area Development Scheme

(MLA-LAD), Goa

The Government of Goa is pleased to frame

the scheme in order to ensure all round

development of the State.

1. Short title and commencement.— (i) This

scheme will be known as MLA-LAD, Goa

(MLA-Local Area Development Scheme, Goa)

and will be applicable to all the 40 Assembly

Constituencies in the State of Goa.

(ii) It shall come into force with immediate

effect from the date of notification in the

Official Gazette.

(iii) The scheme will be implemented by

the Public Works Department (PWD),

Government of Goa.

2. Introduction to the Scheme.— The Public

Works Department since its inception has

been the forefront in creating and maintaining

minor and major infrastructure projects

within the State of Goa across all sectors viz.,

Water Supply & Sanitation, Roads & Bridges,

National Highways, Government Buildings

through its different wings of PWD such as

PHE, NH, R&B and Buildings.

Under this scheme, Constituencywise fund

allocation will be earmarked for all the

Assembly Constituencies every year in the

State’s Budget. The PWD will be the single

Nodal Authority for implementation and

execution of this scheme through its

designated Works Divisions, in all the

Assembly Constituencies.

3. Objectives of Scheme.— (1) This scheme

is formulated with the objectives as follows:-

(a) To enable Hon’ble MLAs to undertake

various works as deemed necessary in their

respective Constituencies, as envisaged in

the scheme.

(b) To enable Hon’ble MLAs to cater to

the request of his constituents in

undertaking works which are for the

benefit of the General Public/Community

at large, which works otherwise may not

be able to be taken up as a revenue/capital

work.

4. Scope of the Scheme.— Under this

scheme projects which normally cannot be

taken under the revenue or capital head of

accounts, but which are for the benefit of the

General Public/Community at large, will be

allowed to be taken up every year as per the

priority of the concerned MLA and as per

the local need and requirement. The MLA

can also suggest works pertaining to

upgradation, augmentation, strengthening,

improvement, creation of infrastructure

facilities of permanent nature in this scheme,

if he so desires. However, the prescribed

annual limit for the works recommended by

the MLA will be upto the limit of the annual

funds provided for each MLA in the budget,

irrespective of what kind of work the MLA

has recommended i.e. Revenue/Capital or

otherwise.

5. Eligibility.— 1) Each MLA shall submit

the proposal in the prescribed format on their

letter head duly signed, for in principle

approval of the Hon’ble Minister for P.W.D. so

that the said proposal can be processed under

this scheme.

2) Once the proposal gets the in principle

approval of the Hon’ble Minister for P.W.D.,

the said proposal shall be submitted to the

concerned Works Divisions of PWD, for

preparation of detailed estimate and for the

technical sanction of the competent authority.

3) The proposals submitted by the Hon’ble

MLAs shall be processed subject to the

condition that it is for the benefit of the

General Public and not for any single

beneficiary and the ceiling limit of funds

allotted to the respective MLA for the financial

year under this scheme are not exhausted.

4) Upon receipt of in principle approval

from the Hon’ble Minister for P.W.D., the

concerned Executive Engineer shall prepare

the detailed estimate and also get the

technical sanction accorded to it, within a

period of 10 days. Thereafter the said

Executive Engineer shall submit the proposal

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along with all other details of the estimate

viz., name of work, estimated cost put to

tender, total cost including all other charges,

brief scope of work, time period for

completion and any other detail of the work

that may be required to be submitted and

such estimates shall reach the office of the

Minister for P.W.D. through proper channel

within 15 days from the date the in principally

approved proposal is received by the

respective Executive Engineer.

5) The detailed estimate shall be placed by

the Hon’ble Minister for P.W.D. before the State

Level Scheme Sanctioning Committee (SLSSC)

which shall be constituted under the

Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Minister, with

the Hon’ble Minister for P.W.D. as its Vice

Chairman and the Chief Secretary, Secretary

Finance, Secretary P.W.D., Additional

Secretary Finance (Expenditure), as its

Members and the Principal Chief Engineer,

P.W.D. as its Member Secretary.

6) Once the approval of the SLSSC is

received, the Executive Engineer shall invite

the tenders within 08 days from the date of

the SLSSC approval.

7) Only those works that can be completed

within a maximum of 365 days shall be

permitted to be taken up under this scheme.

8) The budget allotted under this scheme

shall be non lapsable. The approval granted

by the SLSSC shall include expenditure

sanction and no separate concurrence of the

Finance Department shall be applicable for

works under this scheme. Therefore, all

works which are tendered and the bid of the

successful bidder is upto +5% of the

estimated cost shall be considered for

acceptance as per the delegated powers and

shall be eligible for issue of AA&ES order.

However, where the amount quoted by the

successful bidder exceeds +5% of the

estimated cost, such tenders shall be placed

before the Goa State Works Board (GSWB)

and once approved by the GSWB the same

shall be placed before the SLSSC for accord

of expenditure sanction.

6. The eligible works that can be taken up

under this scheme is mentioned under the

following broad categories.—

A. Drinking water supply & sewerage:

Works under the above head which cannot

be taken under revenue or capital budget

head can be proposed by the Hon’ble MLA.

This would also include giving tap

connections (only providing of infrastruc-

ture and not payment of water tariff) to

houses of occupants from the Low Income

Group (not commercial establishments).

B. Roads & bridges: Under the above

head, works like construction of gutters,

retaining wall, protection wall, footpaths,

paving of footpaths and open areas,

asphalting of parking areas/open areas etc.,

and all other works which cannot be taken

under revenue or capital budget head can

be proposed by the Hon’ble MLA.

C. Buildings: 1. Construction of cremato-

riums or development of burial grounds,

cemeteries, kabrasthans etc.

2. Construction/repairs of playground,

community hall, community wells, public

library, public toilets, garbage sheds,

parking sheds, science park etc., not

belonging to any of the Government

Departments.

3. Illumination, PA system of public

places like gardens, parks etc., not owned

by any Government Department.

4. Illumination of important buildings,

providing

of

sound

system,

gym

equipments, establishment of artificial

intelligence labs, 3-D printer labs and

streamed labs in Government and non

Government Schools and Colleges,

providing of furniture to Government and

non Government Schools and Colleges.

5. Erection of pandals, shamianas, supply

of portable toilets etc., for different

community functions within the Consti-

tuency.

D. Works in private properties: Develop-

mental works proposed in private

properties for creation of the asset is in

larger public interest, an irrevocable NOC

is to be first obtained from the land owners

and copy of such NOC in original must be

submitted by the respective M.L.A. along

with the proposal. In case of title of the

said land being vested in multiple owners,

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then irrevocable NOC from all co-owners

must be obtained. No proposal where the

NOC from the land owner is incomplete

shall be processed. However, the maximum

annual limit for such works will be 25% of

the Annual Ceiling Limit.

E. Inadmissible components: 1) The

MLA’s shall ensure that no works on the

National Highways are proposed by them

and works eligible under any Centrally

Sponsored Scheme shall also not be taken

up under this scheme.

2) Supply of drinking water by tankers,

procurement of materials, construction of

Government Buildings for office set up shall

not be eligible under this scheme.

3) Hiring of vehicles, labourers and any

other outsourcing of works shall not be

allowed under this scheme.

4) Expenditure to be incurred on

inauguration of asset creation shall not be

allowed under this scheme.

5) All works proposed under this scheme

should have clear land availability along

with NOC’s from the owners and no cost

towards land acquisition will be allowed

under this scheme.

6) Work already included in any other

scheme/Budget Head should not be

included in this scheme and no part work

to be proposed under this scheme.

7) Splitting of works are not permitted

under this scheme and the entire work has

to be taken up as one single work.

8) The role of SLSSC is to accord

Administrative Approval and Expenditure

Sanction (AA&ES) for the projects placed

before the SLSSC as per the annual ceiling

limit of each constituency as defined herein

above in this scheme.

All the works will be through e-tendering

mode only.

The SLSSC will meet at least once a month.

All the works taken up under this scheme

will be subjected to check on quality

assurance as per the CPWD manual.

7. The Member Secretary of the SLSSC shall

place the progress report of works sanctioned

under this scheme before the SLSSC at its

every meeting, Constituency wise, until the

said works are completed in all respects.

8. Convergence of MGNREGA.— Each MLA

except MLA whose Constituency Jurisdiction

covers only Urban areas, will propose a

component every year for convergence of

MGNREGA scheme in that particular

constituency to take up below mentioned

suggestive list of works in addition to the

works proposed under MLA-LAD scheme to

become eligible to take up works under

MLA-LAD scheme.

1.

Painting

of

speed

breakers/

/Government office buildings and other

Government office buildings.

2. Cleaning of gutters.

3. Clearing of vegetation, bush cutting

etc., at public places.

4. Any other initiative as proposed by

the Hon’ble MLA subject to approval of

SLSSC.

The above works will be taken up through

convergence scheme under MGNREGA

scheme in consultation with the respective

DRDA having jurisdiction over the respective

Hon’ble MLA’s Constituency, every year

through Works Divisions of Buildings Sector

of the PWD, whose Executive Engineer shall

be responsible to prepare detailed estimates

for labour and material components as per

the guidelines.

The Hon’ble MLAs will submit the list of

works proposed in Annexure-I to PWD every

year.

9. Quantum of Financial Assistance under

the Scheme.— The annual ceiling limit to take

up projects for each Assembly Constituency

will be Rs. 2.5 crores.

10. Pattern of Assistance.— All the works

approved under the scheme will be taken up

under Demand No. 21 of Public Works

Department and sufficient budgetary

provision will be earmarked for execution of

the scheme.

11. Relaxation of the provision of the

Scheme.— The Government shall be

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empowered to relax any or all of the clauses or conditions of this scheme in genuine case(s)

for sanction of projects.

12. Interpretation of the provision of the Scheme.— If any question arises regarding

interpretation of any clause, word, expression of the scheme, the matter shall be referred to

the Government and the Government’s decision will be final and binding.

This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department (Fin.-Exp.) vide their

U. O. No. 1400089675 dated 22-11-2022.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

U. P. Parsekar, Principal Chief Engineer, PWD & ex officio Addl. Secretary.

Panaji, 6th December, 2022.

———

ANNEXURE-I

Format for submission of eligible projects by Hon’ble MLA on the letter

head of Hon’ble MLA

To,

The Vice Chairman (SLSSC),

c/o Office of the Hon’ble Minister for PWD,

Government of Goa,

Ministerial Block,

Secretariat, Porvorim-Goa.

Sub: Recommendation of works under MLA-LAD Scheme for

________ Assembly Constituency for the financial year _____

Sir,

I desire and recommended the following works shall be taken up under MLA-LAD Scheme for the year

_____ in the Assembly Constituency of _____ as per the priority submitted herein under:

Sr. No.

Name

as

Name of Assembly

Works

of

Brief Scope

per

Constituency

Division

work

of work

priority

1

2

3

4

5

I certify that the works proposed above are not proposed under any Central/State Scheme other than

MLA-LAD and no land acquisition is involved in these proposals/land acquisition cost is included in these

proposals/NOC from the land owners is obtained and enclosed alongwith.

The above mentioned works shall be taken up on priority for its early completion during this financial

year.

Further, the following proposals are also proposed under MGNREGA during the year ________ as below:

Sr.

Name of Assembly

Works

Type

Name

Brief

Name

No.

Constituency

Division

of

of

scope

of V. P.

work

area

of work

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Total

The concerned Executive Engineer of PWD & Project Director-DRDA-North/South shall be directed to

take up the above convergence under MGNREGA and shall ensure its completion by ______________.

Name and Signature of

Hon’ble MLA with date

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Department of Water Resources

Office of the Chief Engineer

–––

Order

1-4-81/CE-WR/Adm.II/759

Sanction of the Government is hereby

accorded for the creation of new Agriculture

Wing in the Office of Superintending

Engineer, Circle-II under the administrative

control of Chief Engineer, Water Resources

Department for the ongoing Tillari Irrigation

Project

under

the

Command

Area

Development & Water Management (CAD &

WM) component having its headquarter at

Tillari

Irrigation

Complex,

Circle-II,

Karaswada, Bardez-Goa and its sub offices at

Bicholim,

Pernem

&

Bardez

Taluka

respectively consisting of following four

numbers of posts on permanent basis as

below:

Sr.

Description

Group

No. of

Pay

No.

Sanctioned

Posts

Level

1

2

3

4

5

1.

Deputy Director

Group ‘A’

01

L-11

of Agriculture

2.

Agriculture

Group ‘B’

03

L-7

Officer

Total

04

The Agriculture Wing shall utilize the

services of Assistant Registrar of Co-operative

Societies (filled on deputation), Foreman

(Agriculture) attached to Circle-III/IV

sanctioned within the organization. The

services of administrative, accounts,

technical field staff, supervisors shall be utilize

by adjusting the sanctioned strength of staff

under Circle Office II, Karaswada, Bardez-

Goa.

The Agriculture Wing shall run with

independent funds & Budget Head providing

financial powers to Deputy Director of

Agriculture CADA. Agriculture Wing shall

provide all Agricultural extension services/

/activities/benefits to the farming community

falling within the Command area of Tillari

Irrigation Project.

The expenditure towards pay and

allowances in respect of above posts shall be

debited to the Budget Head of Accounts

2701—Medium

Irrigation;

04—Medium

Irrigation—Non Commercial; 001—Direction

and Administration; 07—Tillari Irrigation

Project; 01—Salaries.

This issues with the recommendation of the

Administrative Reforms Department vide their

No. 763/F dated 30-12-2020, approval of the

Personnel Department vide their U. O. No.

2433/F dated 29-06-2022, concurrence of the

Finance Department (Revenue & Control) vide

their U. O. No. 87883 dated 20-09-2022 and

approval of the Council of Ministers in its XIIth

Cabinet Meeting vide agenda No. 10 held on

23rd November, 2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Pramod B. Badami, Chief Engineer (W.R.)

& ex officio Addl. Secretary.

Porvorim, 7th December, 2022.

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