Meeting of the Territorial Committee for Natural Reserves (TCNR)
16 October 2012, Tuesday
Specialists of the Mineral and Water Resources Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan took part in the meeting of the Territorial Committee for Natural Reserves (TCNR) which took place in the Subsurface Management Department for the Republic of Tatarstan.
Expert Committee findings on the materials of the following reports were considered at the meeting:
1. Assessment of underground water commercial reserves of the operating water intake of “Kukmorsk Felt Manufacture”, JSC.
2. Assessment of underground water commercial reserves of the subsurface site maintained by the operating water intake of “Kazanzernoprodukt”, JSC, situated in Kulanga, Kaybitsky district.
3. Assessment of underground water commercial reserves of the subsurface site maintained by the water intake of “VAMIN Tatarstan” JSC branch - “Arsk Milk-Producing Plant”.
4. Prospect evaluation survey for medicinal mineral waters for the health and recreation resort “Balkysh” of the “Generation Company” JSC branch.
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