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Section 7: Insertion of new form B1

The Karnataka Regulation of Stone Crushers (Amendment) Rules, 2014State Rules of Karnataka · 2012

AfterForm B of the said rules, the following new Form B1 shall be inserted, namely:- "FORM- B1 [see rule 3(2)] GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE Certificate No……………… This is to certify that the existing/proposedplace/land for establishing stone crusher by Mr/Mrs/M/S ………………………………………… in the name of ……………………………………………… situated in Sy.No……………….…… of ……………….…………… village ,…………………………….

taluk,…………………………. District is located in declared safer zone and is conforming to the conditions stipulated in the Act.

It is directed that the holder of this certificate shall obtain the Consent for Operation (CFO) from Karnataka State Pollution Control Board and submit the same to Licensing Authority and obtain License in Form C, upon which he/she shall commence the operation of stone crusher.

This certificate is issued to obtain the CFO and shall not be considered as license to commence the operation of stone crusher.

Date:

Place: Licensing Authority …..………………..District.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Regulation of Stone Crushers (Amendment) Rules, 2014
Section7
Marginal noteInsertion of new form B1
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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