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6. The total land area admeasuring @ 1,42,000 sq.m. is in the possession of

BCL-Unit-VII. Out of which, after proposed expansion, @ 55 % area will be

utilized for manufacturing area, utilities area and storage area. Also , The land

area of @ 30 % will be for green area development and @ 10 % area will be

open to sky.

7. The approximate cost of the proposed expansion at Unit-VII will be Rs. 85

Crores, out of which approximately Rs. 10.0 crores will be allocated for

installation of additional Environmental Management System. The finance for

the expansion will be funded partially through internal sources and partially

through term loan from the Scheduled Bank.

8. At present, the unit is manufacturing H-acid-150 MT/m, Acetanilide-150 MT/m,

Vinyl Sulphone-200 MT/m, Crude Synthetic organic dyes- 1000 MT/m) and

Beta napthol-500 MT/m). For the same, the unit has valid Consolidated

Consent & Authorization upto 05/07/2012.

9. As a part of expansion for the same, the unit proposes to expand the

manufacturing capacity of Dye-intermediates i.e. Vinyl Sulphone [ 200 to 700

Mt/m] and Acetyl Sulphonyl Chloride [ 200 to 1000 Mt/m ] , Synthetic Organic

Dyes [ 1000 to 3000 Mt/m ] and intends to install the Co-generation power

plant at their existing manufacturing plant ( Bodal Chemicals Ltd., U-VII ).

10. The by-products i.e. Spent sulphuric acid, HCl, Acetic acid, Glauber salt,

generated from existing and proposed manufacturing capacity, are mainly

consumed by company’s sister concern units.

11. At ultimate stage of production, the power requirement will increase from 3000

KVA to 5000 KVA and this demand will be satisfied by Madhya Gujarat Vij

Company Ltd. (MGVCL)-GEB. Also the company intends to install

cogeneration captive power plant of 5 MW and also the unit will utilize the

waste steam generated from sister concern unit.

12. At present BCL-U-VII has four nos. of boilers (having steam generation

capacity of 2 nos.-8 T/hr, 6 T/hr., 15 T/hr.), three thermic fluid heaters

( capacity of 2 nos.-15 lac kcal/hr., 6 lac kcal/hr.) and one Hot Air Generator

( capacity of 35 L kcal/hr.). After proposed expansion, the steam boilers



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[ capacity of 2 nos. – 8 T/hr., 1-6 T/hr. ] will not be operated and one steam

boiler [ capacity of 15 T/hr. ] will be kept stand by.

13. To fulfill the steam requirement for proposed expansion, Hot Air Generators [

2 nos.-35 Lkcal/hr.-each], will be installed.

14. The coal is used as a fuel for existing manufacturing capacity and the same

will be used for the proposed expansion. The consumption of coal will be

increased from 170 Mt/day to 230 MT/day.

15. For complete destruction of existing concentrated effluent (@ 148 KL/day),

ZED system consisting of two incinerators have been installed which

consumes Furnace oil. After proposed expansion, the quantity of

concentrated stream to be incinerated will be increased from 148 KL/day to

293 KL/day. For the additional concentrated steam, one additional incinerator

will be provided for ZED system.

16. 2 nos. of DG set @ 250 KVA have been installed to take care of emergency

in case of power supply failure. It will consume HSD @ 40 L/hour in case of

need. No additional DG set will be installed due to proposed expansion.

17. The fresh water requirement for the existing production capacity is satisfied

through borewell within factory premises. Due to proposed expansion total

water demand will increase from @ 1400 KL/day to @ 2795 KL/day for

ultimate production capacity including reuse of water and emergency

requirement for fire fighting. Out of total water fresh requirement, @ 590

KL/day will be reused within the plant premises.

18. At present, @ 630 KL/day effluent is generated from existing manufacturing

capacity, out of which @ 148 KL/day concentrated effluent is subjected to

ZED system and remaining effluent having less pollution load is treated upto

GPCB norms and discharged to ECP. After proposed expansion, the quantity

of generated effluent will be @ 1115 KL/day, out of which @ 293 KL/day will

be going to ZED system, @ 452 KL/day will be disposed to ECP channel after

treatment and @ 370 KL/day will be reused.

19. The quality of combined equalized effluent due to proposed expansion will be

having neutral pH in range of 6.5 to 8.5 and COD varies between 3,000 –

4,000 mg/L. It will be treated up to tertiary treatment to achieve discharge

norms of GPCB and will be discharged to ECP for final disposal to sea.



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20. For existing manufacturing production capacity, air pollution control measures

i.e. separate multicyclone has been provided for steam boilers, TFHs and

HAG. Also for incineration system, the quenching system followed by ventury

scrubbers, is provided to meet with prescribed norms.

21. Also for the proposed Hot Air Generators and incinerator, adequate air

pollution control measures will be provided to meet with the prescribed norms.

For the proposed cogeneration captive power plant, 2 nos. of ESP, will be

provided as APC system.

22. For the existing manufacturing of H-acid, there are three stage counter current

alkali scrubbers to curb the SO2 and NOx emission. For VS manufacturing

activities the water scrubber and alkali scrubber are installed to control the

SO2 and HCl emission. From manufacturing activity of Beta napthol, the

process emission is due to generation of SO2 and it is circulated to other

vessel where it is used again in process and remaining SO2 is scrubbed in

alkali scrubber. For Synthetic Organic Dyes manufacturing, as a control

measure two-stage cyclone separator followed by water scrubber is provided

to minimize the effects of emissions from Spray dryers.

23. For the proposed expansion project, the adequate scrubbing system for VS

manufacturing & SOD manufacturing, will be provided to meet with the

prescribed norms.

24. Bottom ash from all the boilers is being collected in Bottom ash hopper and

conveyed to silo. There is one bottom ash storage silo for adequate storage.

The bottom ash is being utilized for land leveling as well as road construction

within the factory premises. There will be tie-up with building construction

material contractors for utilization of the bottom ash.

25. From the existing manufacturing facility, the generated hazardous wastes is

collected, stored, transported and disposed to TSDF site / sold out to actual

users.. The generated solid waste – bottom ash and fly ash is stored

separately and sold out to actual users. The same practice will be continued

for proposed expansion.

26. The unit has prepared Risk Assessment report for the existing products. The

company has made the best efforts to minimize the hazards & risk level and

environmentally well maintained plant. The company is complying with all



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legal requirements of Environment & Safety. The unit has provided different

type of fire extinguishers at strategic locations depending upon the type of

risk.

27. The unit is committed towards the Health and Safety of workers. The unit has

provided adequate number of first aid boxes at strategic locations and given

training to designated person for the emergency purpose. The unit has also

appointed part-time medical officer for medical assistance and for ensuring

the better health of workers.

28. All the workers are provided with required personal protective equipments as

and when required as per the nature of job.

BASELINE ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

29. The study area of 5 kms from the project site as centre covers two districts

partially : Vadodara and Bharuch.

30. For summer season from March 2011 to May 2011, primary data on wind

speed, wind directions, temperature and humidity were obtained from the

project site by installing Weather Monitoring Station.

31. The maximum temperature recorded during study period was in the month of

March, i.e. - 46o C, whereas the minimum temperature recorded was in the

month of April, i.e. - 16o C. The relative humidity has varied from 10% to 89%

during study period.

32. Total no. of 6 ambient air quality stations have been chosen in the radius of 5

km from the project site as centre considering the various factors.

33. At all these sampling locations PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx, and HCl were

monitored to enable the comparison with ambient air quality standards

prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

PARAMETERS MINIMUM VALUE

(µg/m3) MAXIMUM VALUE

(µg/m3)

PM10 49 92



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PM2.5 32 56

Sulfur dioxide 10 24

Oxides of Nitrogen 16 41

HCl 28 54 34. As per additional TOR conveyed by EAC, Volatile organic compounds and

Hydrocarbons were monitored at all AAQM sampling locations and the

minimum and maximum result has been presented at below table.

PARAMETERS MINIMUM VALUE

(mg/m3) MAXIMUM VALUE

(mg/m3)

VOCs < 0.010 0.454

HC N.D. N.D.

35. For characterization of water sources, Ground water samples (from 8

locations) and surface water samples (from 6 locations) were collected and

analyzed for drinking water quality parameters i.e. physico-chemical

parameters and heavy metals. Except for TDS at 3 - 4 locations, all

parameters were found within permissible limit of IS 10500 : 2000 (drinking

water standards). No heavy metals were found in any of the samples.

36. The noise levels were measured once during the study period at all locations

for day time and night time. Noise levels were varied between 46.2 dB (A) to

75.4 dB (A) for day time and varied between 43.8 dB (A) to 72.2 dB (A) at

night time during the study period.

37. Total no. of 6 sampling locations within study area has been identified for

characterization of soil. Physical characteristics of soil have been delineated

through specific parameters, viz. particle size distribution (grain size analysis),

porosity, water holding capacity and permeability whereas data for chemical

characterization of soil, selected parameters viz. pH, electrical conductivity,

cation exchange capacity, and alkali matter and sodium absorption ratio have

been analyzed.

38. Land use pattern of the study area have been collected through using remote

sensing technique. The land use pattern of the study area has been studied

by satellite imaginary. There is no forest land within the study area. Based on



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land use of the study area it can be observed that major part of the study area

falls under agricultural use 58.08 % of the total area and only a small portion

is under industrial use 0.78 %.

39. A detailed on-site survey on flora and fauna existing in study area was carried

out. The observations were taken from different locations along agriculture

field, marshy land, wasteland, riverside vegetation and built up land. The

study area does not have any identified endangered species and also does

not have any designated forest, national park, sanctuaries.

40. The Study area recorded good plant diversity, as there are 55 Tree species

[T], 31 Shrub species [S], 22 Herb species [H], 14 grass species [G], and 15

Climber/Creeper [C]species. One parasite [P] viz. Cuscuta reflexa was also

noticed. Two Aquatics viz. Lemna Gibba and Typha Angustifolia were noticed.

Total 140 plant species were recorded. As can be seen from the list of

species they belong to 53 different families. Most of the species recorded are

common. Birds and animals are also common. 8 different species of domestic

and wild fauna were found and 60 species of resident and migratory birds

were recorded.

41. Total population of 5 km study area is 37,296 with sex ratio of 877 female per

1000 male and average literacy rate of 59% from provisional data of Census

2011 [ available from website ] .

42. At present, the study area has an average employment of 49.7%. Out of

which 37.4% are main workers and 12.3% are marginal workers. Out of main

and marginal workers, 65.04% workers depend on agriculture and cultivation.

43. All villages have electric supply available for all purpose. All the villages are

having education facilities up to Primary education. Only at Karkhari village

higher secondary school available.

44. Medical facilities are found satisfactory. All villages have community health

workers.

45. Tap and well, Tube well and Hand pump are prime sources of water in all

villages. River, tank, canal are also used in some of the villages. For

communication purpose, post office and phones are available in most of the

villages.



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46. Villages are connected with paved roads. Bus is the main source of

transportation for all villages.

IMPACT IDENTIFICATION

47. Impacts are identified due to proposed expansion project in two phases :

Construction & Operation.

48. Impacts for construction phase will be short term temporary in nature either

positive or negative.

49. The negative impact will be on air quality and noise level due to identified

activities of proposed expansion project during construction as well as

operation phases.

50. Green belt development will be only activity revealing beneficial impacts on

surrounding environment.

51. Employment generation will contribute significantly positive to the local people

due to proposed expansion project.

PREDICTION AND ASSESSMENT OF IMPACTS 52. Due to proposed expansion project, surface or ground water environment is

not going to be affected in terms of quality as the effluent is to be treated to

achieve GPCB discharge norms and to be disposed into ECP which ultimately

leads to Gulf of Cambay. Though there will be significant water quantity

withdrawal from Ground water resources for operation phase of the project for

manufacturing process as well as Green belt development.

53. The air quality will be affected moderately during construction phase of

proposed expansion project. There will be moderate adverse impact to minor

significant adverse impact during operation phase of the project due to plant

operations, material handling, operation of utilities. Development of Green belt

of different species will absorb and confine the pollutants within the premises.

54. As the expansion activities doesn’t involve use of very heavy construction

equipments, the instantaneous noise level will generally be having short term

temporary impact on surrounding during construction phase. Placement and

fixation of heavy machineries and vessels will have moderate impact on noise

for particular time period only. There will be continuous generation of noise



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during plant operations, operation of boiler, TFH & HAG and incinerator

having minor significant impact on the environment.

55. The dispersion modeling was done as per the general guidelines of CPCB

vide their publication “Assessment of Impact to Air Environment: Guidelines

for conducting Air Quality Modeling”, 1998 and using ISCST-3 model of

USEPA. From the dispersion model, it is observed that the predicted ambient

air quality due to proposed plant operations is well within limits specified by

the CPCB.

Thus it can be concluded that proposed plant operations will not adversely

impact the air quality. Further, it is emphasized that all the emissions have to

be strictly controlled as mentioned in the mitigation measures and

summarized in the Environmental Management Plan, to maintain ambient air

quality within norms in the future.

56. Being an expansion project, not involving long scale excavation and

construction work, the impact on terrestrial ecology will be short term negative

and insignificant during construction phase, which will be compensated by

development of Green belt by attracting terrestrial as well aerial ecology in

long run.

57. The proposed expansion project is anticipated to have positive socio-

economic impact as it will generate employment during construction as well

as operation phase. The generation of employment will improve the Quality of

Life (QoL) of people of the region due to improvement in income.

As QoL improves the development of related business is envisaged which will

ultimately result in overall development of region particularly during the

operation phase.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 58. Optimum use of water will be done for construction phase as well as for

labours with adequate water supply to labours for drinking water and

sanitation facilities.

59. Dust will be the main pollutant affecting the ambient air quality during

construction phase alongwith gaseous emissions during transportation of



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required materials. For suppression of dust during construction activities,

water will be sprinkled.

60. The detailed record of fresh water withdrawal (for different sources) and

effluent generation will be maintained on regular basis w.r.t flow and

characteristics and based on the records, possibility of reuse of diluted

stream in relevant area will be explored so as to reduce the fresh water

withdrawal from ground water resources

61. The present practice of taking care to prevent any leakages / accidental

spillages from ETP units in order to avoid any ground water resource

contamination will be continued. The performance of ETP is monitored for

existing production capacity as well as for proposed expansion. Any deviation

in performance will be subjected to corrective measures through root-cause

analysis.

62. As Padra Region, Vadodara has been declared as safe area for ground water

availability by CGWA, the permission for the ground water with drawl will not

be required. However, the application for the same has been submitted to the

Competent Authority.

63. For the existing production capacity, the process emission sources are regular

monitored to ascertain the efficient operation of air pollution control systems. If

they are found beyond the permissible limits, immediate corrective measures

are undertaken. The same practice will be continued for the proposed

manufacturing capacity.

64. Regular maintenance of equipments / machineries for existing and proposed

manufacturing capacity will be done by application of proper lubricating agent.

Enclosures and barriers will be provided to pumps and machineries producing

high noise levels for proposed expansion.

65. Present practice of regular medical check up of employees and imparting

periodical training will be kept continued for better occupational health of

workers.

66. The unit is participating in various community development projects related to

Environment protection and social upliftment in nearby villages. The provision

for the same will be kept in yearly budget by the organization.



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RISK ASSESSMENT STUDY 67. Risk assessment study has been carried out for the storage of identified

hazardous chemicals which are being presently used and to be used for

manufacturing of proposed products.

68. Ethylene Oxide is the chemical having severe degree of hazard has been

further analyzed for risk assessment study. EO is being used for the

production of Vinyl Sulphone.

69. Considering the explosion of EO tank as the worst case, Maximum Credible

Accident (MCA) Analysis has been carried out for Rupture of storage tank,

Flash fire, fire ball and Pool fire.

70. Damage distance for various heat radiation intensity resulting from failure of

Ethylene Oxide tank has been also calculated for all the MCA scenarios.

71. Statutory guidelines have been followed for preparation of risk mitigation

measures on basis of risk analyzed. Specific guidelines for EO handling as

per explosive license is followed and will be kept continued.

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naqaI.

17. hyaat Anao saUicat ]<padnanaI xamata maaTo paNaInaI jÉrIyaat karKanaanaI jgyaamaaM

Aavaola hyaat baaorvaola Wara pUrI krvaamaaM AavaSao. saUicat ivastRtIkrNaqaI paNaInaI raojIdI

jrrIyaat 1400 kIlaaolaITrÀidna qaI vaQaInao 2806 kIlaaolaITrÀidna joTlaI qaSao‚ jomaaM iryaUJ qanaar

paNaInaao jqqaao Anao fayar fa[TIganaI paNaInaI jÉrIyaatnaao pNa samaavaoSa qayaola Co.



18. halamaaM saUicat AokmamaaMqaI drraojnauM 630 kIlaaoilaTr p`duiYat paNaI naIkLo Co.jomaaMqaI 148

kIlaalaITrÀidna kaonsanaT`ToD p`dUiYat paNaI JIrao iDscaaj- saIsTmamaaM la[ jvaamaaM Aavao

Co.baakInauM yauTIlaITI maaMqaI Aavatu paNaI jo AaoCuM p`duiYat Co tonao jI.pI.saI.baI.wara inayat

krola QaaraQaaorNaao maujba SauQQa krI [.saI.pI.wara inakala krvaamaaM Aavao Co. saUicat

ivastRtIkrNaqaI AMdajIt drraojnauM 1115 kIlaalaITr joTlauM p`dUiYat paNaI naIkLSao. jomaaMqaI 293

kIlaaolaITrÀidna kaonsanaT`ToD p`dUiYat paNaI JIrao iDscaaj- saIsTmamaaM la[ jvaamaaM AavaSao‚ 452

kIlaaolaITrÀidna paNaInaao jqqaao TÌTmaonT pCI [.saI.pI.wara inakala krvaamaaM AavaSao Anao

370 kIlaaolaITrÀidna paNaInaao iryauJ krvaamaaM AavaSao.

19. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanao karNao ]d`Bavanaara dUiYat paNaInaI gauNava<ta – pI.Aoca. 6.5 qaI

8.5 Anao saI.Aao.DI. 3000 – 4000 maIlaIgaàmaÀilaTr maujbanaI hSao.Aa p`dUiYat paNaInao

baaoD-naI maa~anao AnauRrp laavavaa hyaat TÌTmaonT PlaanT maaM TSa-rI TÌTmaonT sauQaI TÌT krI

AoflyaunT caonala pàojokT Wara diryaamaaM AMitma inakala krvaamaaM AavaSao.

20. hyaat ]<padnanaI xamata maaTo baao[lar‚ qaima-k flyau[D ihTr Anao haoT Aor jnaroTr maaTo

jrurI hvaa p`dUYaNa inayaM~Nanaa saaQanaao jovaa ko drok maaTo Alaga malTIsaayaklaaona maUkvaamaaM

Aavaola Co. tdupraMt [nsaInroTr isasTma maaTo kvaoncaIMga isasTma ‚ vaoncyaurI sk`bar saaqao

maUkvaamaaM Aavaola Co.

21. saUicat haoT Aor jnaroTr Anao [nsaInroTr maaTo‚ inayat Qaara QaaorNa maujba gaosanaao inakala

krvaa maaTo jrurI hvaa p`dUYaNa inayaM~Nanaa saaQanaao maUkvaamaaM AavaSao. saUicat pavar PlaanT maaTo

hvaa p`dUYaNa inayaM~Nanaa saaQana trIko [.Aosa.pI.³2 naMga´ maUkvaamaaM AavaSao.

22. hyaat Aoca.AosaID naa pa`DkSana maaMqaI naIkLta SO2 gaosa Anao NOX gaosa maaTo Alaga

Alaga ~Na sToj ka]nTr krnT AalklaI sk`bar maukvaamaa Aavaola Co. vaInaa[la salfaona

PlaanTmaaMqaI naIkLta SO2 Anao HCL gaosa maaTo vaaoTr sk`bar Anao AalklaI sk`bar maukola Co.

baITa naoPqaaolamaaM naIkLta SO2 gaosanao sk`ba krI frI vaaprvaamaaM Aavao Co Anao baakI rhota

SO2 gaosa maaTo AalklaI sk`bar maukvaamaaM Aavaola Co. spooD````àyar maaMqaI naIkLta rjkNaao maaTo Tu

sToj saayaklaaona saoproTr Anao vaaoTr sk`bar maukvaamaa Aavaola Co.



23. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanao karNao qanaara pàosaosanaa hvaa p`d/uYaNa inayaM~Na maaTo inayat Qaara QaaorNa

maujba gaosanaao inakala krvaa maaTo jrurI sk`baIMga isasTma maUkvaamaaM AavaSao.

24. baao[larmaaMqaI naIkLtI baaoTmaAoSa kaonaIkla haoprmaaM Aok~ krI Anao saa[laaomaaM la[

jvaaya Co. baaoTmaAoSa sTaoroj maaTo Aok saa[laao raKvaamaaM Aavaola Co. baaoTmaAoSa

karKanaanaa ivastaraomaaM rstanaa baaMQakama tomaj naIcaaMNavaaLa ivastaraonao samaqaL banaavavaa

maaTo vapraya Co.laaokla makana baaMQakamanaa maTIiryalsa saPlaayar naa sahyaaogaqaI baaoTmaAoSanaao

yaaogya ]pyaoaga wara naIkala kraSao.

25. hyaat Anao saUicat ]<padnanaI xamata maaTo ]<pnna qata jaoKmaI kcaranaao inakala

inayat QaaradaaorNa p`maaNao krvaamaaM Aavao Co Anao krvaamaaM AavaSao.

26. p`sqaaipt yaunaIT maaTo jaoKma maulyaaMkna rIpaoT^ (Risk assessment report)

banaavavaamaaM Aavaola Co.yauinaT Wara jaoKma GaTaDvaa maaTo tomaj pyaa^varNaIya rIto PlaanT yaaogya

caalao to maaTo pUrta p`ya%naao krayaola Co.Aokma pyaa^varNa Anao salaamatI nao lagatI tmaama

kayadaikya jrUrIyaataonaao Amala kro Co. Alaga Alaga p`karnaa AignaSaamak caaokksa nakkI

krola jgyaaAao pr maukvaamaa Aavaola Co.

27. Aokma kma^caarIAaonaa Aaraogya tomaj salaamatInaI baabatao maaTo pìtbaw Co.Aokmao pàqaimak

saarvaarnao lagatI saamagaÌ nakkI krola j3Uiryaatnaa sqaLaoAo ]plabQa krola Co.tomaj

[marjnsaInaa saMjaogaao maaTo caaokksa maaNasaaonao talaIma Aapo Co.karIgaraonaa AaraogyanaI

samayaaMtro tpasa maaTo tj& tbaIbanao saovaa maaTo inayaukt krola Co.

28. ]%padnanaI jgyaa pr kama krta karIgarao maaTo saofTInaa saaQanaao jovaa ko gaaogalsa‚ baUT‚

holmaoT‚maask vagaoro ]plabQa krayaola Co.

halanaI pyaa^varNaIya maaihtI :

29. pàojokT saa[Tnao konWmaa raKI pyaavarNaIya AByaasa maaTo 5 kI.maI.naI i~jyaanaao ivastar

AavarI laovaamaa Aavaola Co.Aa ivastarmaaM vaDaodra tomaj Baruca ijllaanaa AaMiSak ivastaraonaao

samaavaoSa qaaya Co.



30. AByaasa maaTo maaca^ 2011 qaI mao 2011 sauQaInaa samayagaaLamaaM hvaamaananao lagatI maaihtI

jovaI ko pvananaI gait Anao idSaa‚ tapmaana‚ Baoj [%yaaid‚ paòjokT saa[T pr vaoQar maaonaITrIMga

saaQana naI maddqaI laovaamaaM Aavaola Co.

31. AByaasanaa samayagaaLa drimayaana mah<ama tapmaana maaca-maaM 46 DIgaI` saoilsayasa tomaj

laGau<ama tapmaana Aoip`lamaaM 16 DIgaI` saoilsayasa naaoMQaayaola Co.hvaamaaM BaojnauM p`maaNa 10‰ qaI

89‰ sauQaI naaoMQaayaola Co.

32. pàojokT saa[Tnao konWmaa raKI pyaa^varNaIya AByaasa maaTo 5 kI.maI.naI i~jyaamaaM kula 6

sqaLao inayaukt krvaamaaM Aavyaa hta.

33. AByaasa ivastarmaaM hvaanaI gauNava<aanaI maaihtI maaTo AByaasanaa samayagaaLa drimayaana

inayaukt krolaa sqaLaoAo pI.Aoma.10‚ pI.Aoma.2.5, salfr Dayaaoksaa[D(SO2)‚ naa[T/aojna

Aaoksaa[D (NOx) Anao ha[Dàoklaaoirk AoisaD³HClńaI maa~a maapvaamaaM AavaI htI jo naIcao

maujbanaI Co.

34. AoksapT^ AoPaà[Jla kimaiTnaI BalaamaNa p`maaNao vaQaaranaa TOR naa Baagarupo FyaujITIva

AomaISana vaaolaoTa[la AaorgaonaIk kmpa]nD (VOC) tomaj ha[Dao/kaba^na (HC) GaTkaonaI maa~a

inayaukt sqaLaoAo maapvaamaaM AavaI htI jo naIcao maujba Co.

GaTkao nyaUna<ama maa[k/aogaàma/ GanamaITr

mah<ama maa[k/aogaàma / GanamaITr

pI.Aoma.10 49 92 pI.Aoma.2.5 32 56 salfr Dayaaoksaa[D 10 24 naa[T/aojna Aaoksaa[D 16 41 ha[Dàoklaaoirk AoisaD 28 54

GaTkao nyaUna<ama imailaogaàma/ GanamaITr

mah<ama imailaogaàma / GanamaITr



35. paNaInaa s~aotnaI gauNava<aa nakkI krvaa maaTo 8 BaUgaBa^ jLs~aotao Anao 5 sapaTI prnaa

jLs~aotaonaa namaUnaaAao Aok~ krI tonauM pvqqakrNa krvaamaa AavyauM htu.tomaa 3 – 4 sqaLnaa

TDS isavaaya baQaa pirNaamaao IS 10500:2000 pIvaanaa paNaInaI gauNava<aanaa inaiEcat QaaraQaaorNa

p`maaNao p`maaiNat maa~anaI AMdr maalaUma pDyaa hta.AamaaMqaI kao[ pNa namaUnaamaaM Baaro daatunauM

p`maaNa na htuM.

36. AByaasanaa samayagaaLa drmyaana Aok vaKt baQaa nakkI krolaa sToSanaaoAo AvaajnauM maUlya

idvasa Anao rat drmyaana maapvaamaaM AavyauM htu.idvasa drmyaana AvaajnauM p`maaNa 46.2 dB(A)

qaI 75.4 dB(A) Anao rai~ drmyaana 43.8 dB(A) qaI 72.2 dB(A) naI vaccao htuM.

37. AByaasa ivastarnaa 10 sqaLaoAoqaI maaTInaa namaUnaa Aao Aok~ krI tonaI BaaOitk tomaj

rasaayaiNak gauNava<aanaI cakasaNaI krvaamaaM AavaI htI.

38. AByaasa ivastarnaI jmaInanaa qata ]pyaaoganaI maaihtI maaTo irmaaoT saoinsaMga isasTma naao

]pyaaoga krvaamaaM Aavaola Co Anao tonaao AByaasa saoTolaa[T [maoŸnarI _ara krvaamaaM Aavaola

Co. Aa AByaasa ivastarmaaM kao[ jMgala samaaivaYT naqaI. kula jmaInamaaMqaI 58.08% ivastar

AogaÌklcar vapraSa maaTo Anao 0.78% ivastar [nDsTÌyala vapraSa maaTo Co.

39. AByaasa ivastarnaI hyaat sajIva saRiYTnaMu inarIxaNa krvaamaaM AavyauM htuM.%vairt pyaa^varNanaa

AByaasa maaTo KotIlaayak jmaIna‚ naIcaaNavaaLI jmaIna‚ ibana]pyaaogaI jmaIna‚ nadI iknaaranaI

fLWup Anao baaMQakama qayaola jmaInanaao AByaasa krvaamaaM Aavyaao htao. AByaasa ivastarmaaM

naaSa : pàya jait tomaj jMgala Kata Wara nakkI krvaamaaM Aavaola ivastar ,raYTIya ]Vana ko

AByaarNya samaaivaYT naqaI.

40. AByaasanaa ivastarmaaM vanaspitnaI saarI vaOivaQyatanau Avalaaokna krvaamaaM Aavyau Co.AaSaro

55 joTlaI vaRxanaI jatao , 22 Aayau^vaoidk CaoDvaanaI‚ 14 Anya CaoDvaa‚ 15 Alaga Alaga GaasanaI

jaitAao ,15 vaolaaAao ‚ Aok pravalaMbaI vanaspitnaI jatao jaovaa maLI Co.kula 140 vanaspitnaI

jatao SaaoGavaamaaM AavaI Co.naaoMGavaamaaM AavaolaI 140 vanaspitnaI jatao maaqaIM 53 judI judI foimaila

VOC ‹ 0.010 0.454

HC N.D. N.D.



maaMqaIM Aavaola Co.maaoTaBaaganaI naaoMGavaamaaM AavaolaI jaitAao saamaanya rIto maLI AavatI jaitAao

Co.saamaanya rIto jaovaamaaM Aavata pSau pxaIAaonauM Avalaaokna pNa krvaamaaM Aavyau Co.

41. PaàoivaJnala saonsasa DoTa 2011 naa AByaasa p`maaNao 5 ikmaI i~jyaa naa AByaasa ivastarnaI

kula vastI 37,296 Co. jomaaM 1000 puruYaao Ao 877 s~IAao Aavaola Co.BaNatrnauM p`maaNa 59 %

joTlauM Co.

42. halanaa tbakko AByaasa ivastar maaM raojgaarI 49.7% Co.Aa raojgaarnaa 37.4 % joTlaa

mau#ya karIgarao Anao 12.3 % maajI^nala karIgarao Co.kula raojgaarnaa 65.04% karIgarao KotI

pr naBao Co.

43. AByaasa ivastarnaa drok gaamamaaM vaIj purvazao tmaama hotu maaTo ]plabQa Co.tomaj drok

gaamamaaM pa`qaimak BaNatrnaI sauivaQaaAao ]plabQa Co.to ]praMt krKDI gaamamaaM hayar saoknDrI

skUla AavaolaI Co.

44. AByaasa ivastarnao AavarI laota drok gaamamaaM pa`qaimak tbaIbaI saovaaAao saMtaoYakark Co

tomaj jahor Aaraogya saovak kaomyauinaTI holqa vak^r pNa Co.

45. paNaInaao mau#ya s~aot kuvaa baaorvaola Anao honDpmp Co.nadI ‚ tLava Anao konaalanaa

paNaInaao ]pyaaoga koTlaak gaamaaomaaM qaaya Co.saMdoSa tomaj saMp^knaI Aaplao maaTo paosT maaTo paosT

AaoiFsa tomaj TolaIFaonanaI sauivaQaa maaoTaBaaganaa gaamaaomaaM ]plabQa Co.

46. AByaasa ivastarmaaM AavarI laovaata gaamaDaAao AokbaIja saaqao paka rstaqaI jaoDayaolaa Co.

AaMtirk mausaaFrI krvaa maaTo basa tomaj Anya vaahnaaonaI sagavaDta Co.

Payaa^varNaIya AsaraonaI AaoLK:

47. saUicat ivastRRitkrNanaI karNao qanaarI pyaa^varNanaI Asaraonao bao ivaBaagamaaM vahoMcavaamaaM AavaI Co.

1 baaMQakamanaao tbakkao 2 ]%padnanaao tbakkao

48. baaMQakamanaa %abakkanaI Asarao TUMka gaaLanaI pNa sakara%mak tomaj nakara%mak Co.

49. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanao karNao qanaarI mah%vanaI nakara%mak AsaraomaaM hvaanaI gauNava<aa tomaj

AvaajnaI maa~anaao samaavaoSa qaSao.jo baaMQakamanaa tbakko tomaj ]%padnanaa %abakko hSao.



50. karKanaanaI Frto gaÌna baolTnaa karNao Aaju baajunaa ivastarmaaM hkara%mak tomaj

Fayadakark pyaa-varNanaI Asar qaSao.

51. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanaa karNao raojgaarnaI }BaI qanaarI tkao sqaanaIk laaokao maaTo laaBadayak

rhoSao.

Payaa-varNaIya AsaraonaI AakarNaI :

52. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanaa karNao ]_Bavanaar gaMdapaNaInao gaujrat p`dUYaNa inayaM~Na baaoD- Wara

inayat krolaI maa~a p`maaNao Sauw krInao caonalamaaM CaoDvaamaaM Aavanaar haovaaqaI BaUgaBa- tomaj

sapaTI prnaa sqaainak jLs~aotaonaI gauNava<aa pr Asar qavaanaI Sakyata nahIvat Co.

53. baaMQakamanaa tbakka drimayaana hvaanaI gauNavata pr mayaa-idt p`maaNamaaM Asar qaSao.

]<Paadnanaa tbakka drimayaana PlaanT AaoParoSana‚ maiTiryala honDilMaga‚ yauiTilaiT naa

AaoproSananao karNao hvaanaI gauNava<ta pr mayaa-idt qaI gaooOaNasaUcak pìtkUL Asarao qaSao. ivaivaQa

jaitnaa CaoDqaI banaolaao gàInaboalT p`dUYakaonao mayaa-damaaM raKvaamaaM madd krSao.

54. saUicat ivastRtIkrNamaaM Baaro baaMQakamanaa saaGanaao naao ]pyaaoga naihvat haovaaqaI baaMQakamanaa

tbakka drimayaana t<kailana }Mcaa AvaajnaI maa~a AaoCI tomaj TUMkagaaLanaI hSao. Baaro

saaQanaao tomaj vaosalsanaa [rokSanaqaI AvaajnaI maa~a pr mayaa-idt p`maaNamaMaMMMM caaokksa

samayagaaLa maaTo Asar qaSao.

55. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanaa pàojokTmaaM payaanau Kaodkama tomaj baaMQakamanaa tbakka drimayaana

TorooisT`yala [kaolaoaŸ pr TUMkagaaLanaI nakara<mak Asar qaSao.jo gàInaboalTnaa ivakasa naa karNao

TorooisT`yala tomaj Aoiryala [kaolaoajI nao AakiYa^t krI laaMbaagaaLo samataola qaSao.

56. saUicat ivastRtIkrNanaao pàojokT baaMQakama tomaj ]<Paadnanaa tbakkamaaM raojgaarInaI tkao

}BaI krSao jo hkara<mak saamaaŸk tomaj Aaiqak Asarao saucavao Co.

Payaa-varNaIya vyavasqaapna yaaojnaa:

57. baaMQakamanaa tbakka drimayaana vapraSamaaM laovaanaa paNaInaao bagaaD vagar mahtma ]pyaaoga

qaaya tovaaM jrurI Pagalaa laovaamaaM AavaSao.



58. baaMQakamanaI p`vaRi<t tomaj vaahnaoanaI Avarjvar nao karNao ]d`Bavata rjkNaao qaI hvaanaI

gauNavata pr qatI Kraba Asar naa ]pSamana maaTo vaKtaovaKt paNaInaao CMTkava krvaamaaM

AavaSao.

59. paNaInaa vapraSa qata jqqaanaao tomaj ]d`Bavata gaMdapaNaInaa jqqaa tomaj gauNavata naI

inayaimat naaoMGa raKvaamaaM AavaSao. Aa rokaoD-naI samayaaMtro maUlavaNaI krI AaoCa p`dUYakao vaaLa

gaMdapaNaInaao frI vapraSa krvaanaI Sakyata ivacaarvaamaaM AavaSao jo taja paNaInaa jqqaanaao

vapraSa AaoCao krSao.

60. halamaaM Aokma _ara‚ BaUgaBa- jLs~aotaonao p`diUYat qata roakvaa maaTo p`diUYat paNaInaa SauiWkrNa

PlaanTmaaMqaI laIkoj na qaaya tonaI pUrtI tkodarI raKvaamaaM Aavao Co Anao saUicat ivastRtIkrNa

maaTo pNa caalau raKvaamaaM AavaSao.SauiWkrNa PlaanTnaa pfao^mansanaI inayaimat maUlavaNaI krvaamaaM

AavaSao tomaj j$r jNaaya toa pfao^mansanaa sauQaara maaTo j$RRRrI Pagalaa laovaamaaM AavaSao.

61. vaDaodra naa Paadra ivastar nao saonT`la gaa`]nD vaoaTr AaoqaorITI [ CGWA ] Wara BaUgaBa^ jL

maaTo salaamat ivastar jahor krola Co. tomaCta Aokma Wara saonT`la gaa`]nD vaoaTr AaoqaorITI

[ CGWA ] naI maMjUrI maaTo ArŸ krola Co.

62. halamaaM Aokma _ara‚ ]<padna p`vaRi<t drmaIyaana ]d`Bavata QaUmaaDa naa s~aotaonaI caaokksa

samayaaMtro cakasaNaI krvaamaa Aavao Co tomaj hvaa p`duYaNa inayaM~Na saaQanaao naI xamatanaI

maUlavaNaI krI j$RRRrI Pagalaa laovaamaaM Aavao Coo. Anao saUicat ivastRtIkrNa maaTo pNa caalau

raKvaamaaM AavaSao.

63. saUicat ivastRtIkrNa maaToo Avaaj naI maa~a nao jrurI inayaM~NamaaM raKvaa maaTo maSaInarInaa

inayaimat Aaoa[laIMga maaTonaao samayabaW kaya-k`ma banaavaI AmalaIkrNamaaM maUkvaamaaM AavaSao.

j$rIyaat p`maaNao maSaInarInaI Aasapasa naao[J baoiryar maUkvaamaaM AavaSao.

64. karIgarao naa svaasqya tomaj saurxaa maaTo inayaMimat tbaIbaI cakasaNaI tomaj To/inaMga naI halanaI

vyavasqaa saUicat ivastRtIkrNa maaToo kaya-rt raKvaamaaM AavaSao.

65. halamaaM Aokma _ara‚ naŸknaa gaamaDaAaonaa ivastarmaaM pyaa-varNa saurxaa tomaj samaajnaa

ivakasa nao lagatI yaaojnaamaaM sahkar AapvaamaaM Aavao Co tomaj BaivaYyamaaM to maaTo caaokksa

vaaiYa^k bajoT FaLvavaamaaM AavaSao.



jaoKmanaI AakarNaInaoa AByaasa Á

66. hyaat ]<padna p`vaRitmaaM vaprata tomaj saUicat ivastRtIkrNamaaM vaaprvaamaaM Aavanaar jaoKmaI

rsaayaNaaonaa saMgàhqaI qa[ Saknaara jaoKmaaonaI AakarNaInaao AByaasa krvaamaaM Aavyaao Co.

67. hyaat ]<padna p`vaRitmaaM vaprata [iqalaIna Aaoksaa[D jo Ait tIva` jaoKma dSaa-vao Co jonau

ivagatvaar joaKma pRqqakrNa krvaamaaM Aavaola Co.

68. [iqalaIna Aaoksaa[D naI saMga`h TaMkInaa ivasfaoTnao AMitma kxaanaao qanaar Kraba banaava

gaNaI maoksaImama koiDbala AoiksaDnT pRqqakrNa‚ ivaivaQa ikssaaAao pUla Fayar ,blaIva fayarbaaola

Anao vaopr klaa]D Aoksplaao[Jna maaTo krvaamaaM Aavaola Co.

69. [iqalaIna Aaoksaa[DnaI saMga`h TaMkInaa ivasfaoTqaI qanaar naukSaanaInao Aavanaar AMtrnao

pRqqakrNanaa ivaivaQa ikssaaAao tomaj AlagaAlaga hIT roiDyaoSana tIva`ta maaTo gaNavaamaa Aavaola

Co.

70. jaoKmaI Asarao naa inavaarNa maaTonaa jrurI pgalaaM hyaat kayadaAaonaI hozL tOyaar krola

$proKa maujba tomaj joaKmaI Asarao naa AByaasa naa AaQaaro laovaamaaM Aavaola Co. [iqalaIna

Aaoksaa[D naa saMga`h maaTo sarkarnaa Aoksplaao[JIva Kata trFqaI maLola maMMjurI maaM jNaavaola

pgalaanau palana krvaamaaM Aavaola Co.

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