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CHAPTER
V
(3)
The Board or, as the case may be, the Generating Company may,
after considering the representations, if any, that may have
been received by it and after making such inquiries as it
thinks fit, modify the scheme and the scheme so finally prepared
(with or without modifications) shall be submitted by it to
the Authority along with the representations.
(4)
A-copy of the scheme finally prepared by the Board or, as
the case may be, the Generating company under sub-section
(3) shall be forwarded to the State Government or State governments
concerned:
Provided
that where the scheme has been prepared by a Generating company
in relation to which the Central Government is the promoting
government or one of the promoting governments, a copy of
the scheme finally prepared shall be forwarded also to the
Central Government.
(5)
The Authority may give such directions as to the form and
contents of a scheme and the procedure to be followed in,
and any other matter relating to, the preparation, submission
and approval of such scheme, as it may think fit.
(6)
In respect of any scheme submitted to the Authority for its
concurrence under sub-section (1), the Board or, as the case
may be, the Generating Company shall, if required by the Authority
so to do supply any information incidental or supplementary
to the scheme within such period, being not less than one
month, as may be specified by the Authority.]
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30. 1[The Authority shall, before concurring in any
scheme submitted to it under sub-section (1) of section 29,
have particular regard to, whether or not in its opinion-]
(a)
any river-works proposed 2 * *
* will prejudice the prospects for the best ultimate
development of the river or its tributaries for power generation,
consistent with the requirements of irrigation, navigation
and flood-control and for this purpose the Authority 3[shall
satisfy itself, after consultation with the State government,
the Central Government, or such other agencies as it may deem
appropriate,] that an adequate study has been made of the
optimum location of dams and other river-works;
(b)
the proposed scheme will prejudice the proper combination
of hydro-electric and thermo-electric power necessary to secure
the greatest possible economic output of electric power;
(c)the
proposed main transmission lines will be reasonably suitable
for regional requirements;
(d)the
scheme provides reasonable allowances for expenditure on capital
and revenue account:
(e)
the estimates of prospective supplies of electricity and revenue
therefrom contained in the scheme are reasonable;
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Matters to be considered by the Authority. |
