NOC from CGWA for Ground Water Extraction

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Process of Obtaining CGWA NOC:

The process for obtaining an NOC from CGWA typically involves the following steps:

  • Application Submission: The applicant must complete the required application form and provide accurate information about the purpose, location, and quantum of the proposed groundwater extraction for the project.
  • Document Submission: Supporting documents, such as industry details, geological reports, hydrogeological studies, and environmental impact assessments, as applicable, may need to be submitted along with the application.
  • Fee Payment: The prescribed fees must be paid as per the CGWA regulations. The fee structure varies based on the quantity of groundwater extraction proposed and permissible as per different criteria.
  • Site Inspection: CGWA authorities may conduct a site inspection to verify the details provided in the application.
  • NOC Issuance: Upon successful evaluation of the application and compliance as per CGWA guidelines, the NOC for groundwater extraction is granted, specifying the permitted quantity and conditions for extraction.
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Importance of Obtaining CGWA NOC:

Obtaining the NOC from CGWA offers several key benefits:

  • Legal Compliance: Adhering to the regulatory framework ensures that groundwater extraction activities are in line with the law, preventing legal issues and penalties.
  • Sustainability: The NOC process helps monitor and regulate groundwater usage, ensuring extraction remains within sustainable limits and preserving aquifer health.
  • Resource Protection: By obtaining the NOC, individuals and organizations contribute to the protection and preservation of groundwater resources, adopting and promoting responsible water management practices.
  • Data Collection: The NOC process requires the submission of relevant data, enabling authorities to gather valuable information about groundwater availability, usage patterns, and aquifer characteristics, facilitating informed decision-making.