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The detailed report for the proposed 350 million euros ski village of Alfred Ford, the rear of founder Henry Ford, Ford Motor, was signed by the government and Himachal Pradesh, the company now has clearance Environment for the Union, the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MEF).
500 pages, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report Bhopal-Indian Institute of Forest Management to propose ways to mitigate the effects of the project on the local ecology, the MEF-Himalayan Ski Village Managing Director John Sims said.
“He (EIA) is in the queue. (Clearance) may be two months or six months …” He said.
Once the shares was received, work on the project could begin as early as January 2008, some hotels and property in 2010.
“We have a number of Hotel Prices from Rs 3000 for a night of Rs 15000 per night. We R 3000 rooms in abundance for the (average) families,” said Sims, and added that people would only pay for the stay, as the hills, skiing free.
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The detailed report for the proposed 350 million euros ski village of Alfred Ford, the rear of founder Henry Ford, Ford Motor, was signed by the government and Himachal Pradesh, the company now has clearance Environment for the Union, the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MEF).
500 pages, an Environmental
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