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December’ 2016

[ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE REPORT ]

Dedicated to Environment Clean & Green

Sawen

Consultancy

Services Pvt.

Ltd.

(An ISO 9001:2008 certified, NABL & QCI (NABET) Accreditated Company) 409 A, 417 A & B, Sahara Shopping Centre, Faizabad Road, Lucknow-16 7379444471-75 91-522-2341312; 522-2344559

Chak Ganjaria Township Zonal Development Plan (Chak

Ganjaria City), Sultanpur Road, Lucknow.

Project Proponent: Executive Engineer,

C.G.City, Lucknow Development Authority,

Pradhikaran Bhavan, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow

File No.: 2097 JD CA(S)

Environmental Clearance Vide Letter No.: 381/Parya/SEAC-III/2097/2014 JDCA (S) dated 27.05.2014 & Vide Minutes of SEIAA Meeting dated 14.09.2016 for 286th SEAC Meeting dated 03.08.2016. Total Plot Area : 326.92 Ha

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Compliance Report – Chak Ganjaria Township Zonal Development Plan (Chak Ganjaria City), village Chak Kanjhera, Ahmamau & Mastemau, Sultanpur Road Dist.- Lucknow, U.P.

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GENERAL CONDITIONS WITH COMPLIANCE STATUS

1. No sewer discharge shall be made outside the project. Zero effluent discharge principle shall be followed.

100% sewer treatment at 19 MLD capacity Zonal STP has been proposed. At present the

individual STP's of educational & institutional land uses are under the development stage.



PROPOSED ZERO WASTE WATER DISCHARGE SCHEME DIAGRAM

Total Water

Requirement

(12.40 MLD)

Horticulture &

Landscaping

(0.448 MLD)

Domestic Water

Requirement

(7.304 MLD)

ETP Pre Treated Waste Water

(0.9 MLD)

Waste Water

NIL

Fresh Water

Requirement

(8.2037 MLD)

Tertiary Treated

Water Requirement

(3.981 MLD)

Post Treated Total Waste Water

(0.9 MLD)

Tertiary Treated Water

(8.32 MLD)

STP (MBR Technology + UV Disinfection)

(19.0 MLD)

Flushing*

(3.13 MLD)

Waste Water

(3.13 MLD)

Hospital Water

Requirement

(1.012 MLD)

Waste Water

(5.21 MLD)

Modern Milk

Processing Unit

(0.1 MLD)

Total Waste Water

(9.248 MLD)

Secondary Treated Water (4.339 MLD)

for Street Washing = 0.30 MLD @ 1.0 ltr/sq.m/day;

For Sewer Cleaning = 0.96 MLD @ 4.5 ltr/head/day

Roadside

Plantation

(0.403

MLD)



Figure 1: Location of Amul Banas Dairy at Chak Ganjaria, Sultanpur Road, Lucknow.

Figure 2: Amul Banas Diary plant & STP under Development Stage.



Figure 3 & 4: STP being developed under Construction Phase at Amul Banas Dairy Plant.

2. No wet lands shall be encroached. No encroachment of wetland has been done so far. And the same will be complied in future

as well.



Figure: 6: Natural Pond near Village Mastemau unenchroached.

Figure 5:Area Toposheet



3. The proponent shall construct pucca drains for storm water which will be fully covered within the project area. This drain exists already and is connected with river Gomti. It should be ensure that the storm water through drain should not pollute the river Gomti.

Is being complied. All drains proposed are being developed as covered drains. The natural

creek flowing along project boundary and merging to river Gomti is being protected by

converting it into RCC Channelized drains with cover on top.

This has been ensured that only storm network will be connected to Natural Drain

connecting to River Gomti.

Natural

Creek to

R. Gomti



Figure : Covered Drains



Figure 7&8: Channelization of Natural Creek is under progress.

4. Part of the storm water should be recycled through rain water harvesting pits and suitably used for various purposes.

The proposed township project site is located on cis-Gomti Lucknow- Sultanpur road and is

in proximity of river Gomti, 1000 m north. As per drilling results of Central as well as State

Government Deptts.,aquifers become fine to finer and clay-silts also progressively increase

towards the river. Published dynamic groundwater resource data (2004) of the district by

Central Ground Water Board, Ministry of water Resources , Govt. of India , Mohanlalganj

block has been put in safe category with stage of groundwater development as 75.7%. In

general the sub-surface is constituted by indiscriminate mixture of fine to medium sands

and clay- silts – kankar in varying proportions

In the proposed - Roof top storm water will be diverted to rain water harvesting pits. Rain

Water Harvesting Pits have been provisioned in various project land uses of C. G. Township

Zonal Development Plan as follows:

1. High Level Cancer Institute

Chak Ganjaria Farm- Rain Water Harvesting Pits = 14 Nos.

2. Indian Institute of Information Technology- Rain Water Harvesting Pits = 15

Nos

3. DR RML State Administration & Management Academy (ATI) = Rain Water

Harvesting Pits = 06 Nos



The rain water would recharge the acquifer in the area. and would also be retained in the

natural ponds of the area..

5. 5% of the total green is to be developed as water body for rain water harvesting purpose with a maximum depth of 3 meter as per provision in “Bhavan Nirman aivam vikas upnidhi 2008”. Rain water harvesting pits are suggested to be at site proposed for vermiculture.

Replied vide General Condition #4. In plot areas ≥ 100 sq.m ; rain water harvesting would be mandatory. In plot areas ≤ 300 sq.m; roof top rain water harvesting would be mandatory. On the Master Plan Level, 5% of the green park and open spaces shall be covered under rain water harvesting by LDA. In different >20 acres ≤ projects within Township, 5% of the green park and open spaces shall be covered under rain water harvesting by specific Project Proponents of different land uses. The Landscape Development Plan includes the following major components. The water water bodies will be developed along the Green Connector.

S. No. Landscape Area Area (Acre) Area

(Hectare)

Percentage (%)

1 Green Parks 80.42 32.55 9.96

2 Green Connector 41.25 16.69 5.11

3 Green Utility 0.62 0.25 0.08

122.29 49.49 15.15

6. The vermiculture activity may be relocated on one corner. The vermiculture activities have been relocated to one corner of utility.



7. The Lucknow Development Authority(Project Proponent) has committed to provide 15-18% of the total land under parks, open spaces and green area for which they will ask allottes of various uses to allocate 10% of their area under green belt development so that overall green land on zonal plan may be achieved.

As per approved & revised layout after Exclusion of Khasra No. 279 (ख) from

Chak Ganjaria Zonal Development Plan :

S.No. Land Use Area

(Acre) Area (Hectare)

Percentage (%)

1 Residential Area 90.71 36.71 11.23

2 Commercial Area 68.07 27.55 8.43

3 Mixed Use Area 140.15 56.72 17.35

4 IT City Area 100.0 40.47 12.38 5 IIIT Area 50.0 20.23 6.19

Vermiculture

Bed Identified

Location



6 Milk Processing Unit

Area 25.0 10.12 3.09

7 Medicity Area 100.0 40.47 12.38 8 Hospital Area 20.0 8.09 2.48 9 ATI Area 25.0 10.12 3.09 10 Road Area 66.62 26.96 8.25 11 Landscape Area 12 Green Utility 0.62 0.25 0.08

13 Green Parks 80.42 32.55 9.96


807.84 326.92 Hence the total landscape development area = 122.29 acre /49.49 hac/ or 15.15 %

Hence the overall green of 15% is being maintained on zonal plan.

8. This environment clearance is for proposed creation of infrastructure facilities and related services for chak Ganjaria Zonal Plan. Any other activity/ development as proposed under various land use category (like- Resdential, Commercial, IT City, mixed land use, IIT, Medicity and dairy relocation etc.) shall seek a separate clearance as required under EIA Notification 2006. However, Project Proponent shall ensure establishment of complete infrastructure for all facilities proposed in the project as per law.

The present proposal is for plotting & infrastrcuture development of zonal plan of Chak

Ganjaria City at Lucknow. The project comprises the following land uses:



All individual projects within the zonal plan are in process of obtaining their respective

environmnetal clearances.

Status as on Date:

Chak Ganjaria Zonal Plan Development Components

Status of Environmental Clearance (EC)

IIIT EC Granted

IT City EC Granted

Cancer Hospital EC Granted

Dairy Plant EC Granted

HCL Technology Hub EC Granted

ATI UPPCB -NOC Granted

The copies of granted environmental clearance of projects at Chak Ganjaria Township is

enclosed as Annexure A.

The project proponent will ensure the establishment of complete infrastructure for all

facilities proposed in the project as per law.

9. Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with all necessary infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile STP, safe drinking water, medical health care, crèche etc. the housing may be in the form of temporary structures to be removed after completion of project.



The housing for construction laborers with the sanitation, cooking medical care facilities

etc. in the form of temporary structures is available at site during construction phase. Local

labours are hired and rest is being complied.

Figure 9: Temporary Labour Hutment

Figure 10: Fresh water Supply Source for Laboures



10. Top soil excavated during construction activities should be stored for horticulture/ landscape development within site.

During construction phase excavation is being carried out in order to provide foundation

and basement as per individual construction plans, the top soil is beinge preserved

separately for landscaping purpose only.



Figure 11: Storage of Construction Debris/ Muck at an isolated space at project boundary.

11. Disposal of muck during construction phase should not create any adverse effect on the neighboring communities and be disposed taking the necessary precautions for general safety and health aspects of people, only in approved sites with the approval of competent authority.

Is being complied. Figure 11 shows isolated space of debris/ muck of construction. The

authorized vendor segregates and picks the debris and disposes off to designated site/ end

users.

12. Proper measures should be adopted to control dust emission during construction phase.

Dust is getting generated in phase of construction. Water is being sprinkled and tarpaulin

cover is being provided over stored raw material to reduce dust emission.



Figure 12: The construction site after Water Sprinkling on emanated dust.

13. Soil and water samples of the site should be tested by proponent through MoEf/NABL recognized laboratory to ascertain that there is no threat to ground water quality by leaching of heavy metals and other toxic contaminants on a quarterly basis data should also be submitted.

Complied. All tests are carried out by M/s SAWEN Projects & laboratories Pvt. Ltd.,

Lucknow an NABL recognized laboratory, T-2091. The result are detailed in the

enclosure.

14. Construction spoils, including bituminous material and other hazardous materials, must not be allowed to contaminate watercourses and the dump sites for such material must be secured so that they should not leach into the ground water

Complied. No dump site is being maintained near water course of river watercourse of Gomti or the natural creek..

15. Any hazardous waste generated during construction and operation phase should be disposed off as per applicable rules and norms with necessary approvals from the state pollution control board.



At present construction waste is being generated . The used oil from DG sets is hazardous

in nature and is being disposed off by authorized vendor of Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control

Board.

Spent oil from D.G. sets is carefully stored in HDPE drums in isolated covered facility.

Suitable care is taken so that spills/leaks of used oil from storage could be avoided.

16. The diesel generator sets to be used during construction phase should be low sulphur diesel type and should conform to Environment Protection Rules prescribed for Air and Noise Emission Standards.

20 KVA x 01 No. DG set during construction phase is of light diesel oil and conforms to EP

rules prescribed for D. G. Sets emission standards.

The noise emission from DG set will meet the noise level as per CPCB guidelines and only

HSD of calorific 0.25 will be to run these DG sets. Vibratos pads &acoustic enclosures will

be used in DG set to minimize the vibration effect.

Figure 13: DG Set in enclosure and adequate stack height.

emissions: Values

PM 0.3 g/kw-h NOx 9.2 g/kw-h



emissions: Values

HC 1.3 g/kw-h CO 3.5 g/kw-h

17. The diesel required for operating DG sets shall be stored in underground tanks and if required, clearance from chief controller of explosives shall be taken.

The diesel required are being stored in drums and no underground storage is required as

the quantity is very and less and the purchase of diesel is being carried out as per demand

only.

Figure 14: Specifications of 20 KVA DG Set presently in use at site.

18. Vehicles hired for bringing construction material to the site should be in good condition and should have a pollution check certificate and should conform to applicable air and noise emission standards and should be operated only during non-peak hours. The material loaded or unloaded should be covered before transportation to avoid fugitive emissions etc.

Being complied. The construction materials is covered before transportation.



19. Ambient noise levels should conform to prescribed residential standards both during day and night. Adequate measures should be made to reduce ambient air and noise level during construction and operation phase, so as to conform to the norms stipulated by CPCB/SPCB. Ambient air and noise monitoring should be done by an accredited lab and data should also be submitted on six monthly bases to this authority and SPCB.

During Construction Phase activities like operation of DG sets, concreting and mixing,

foundation excavation etc will generate noise for which administrative as well as

engineering control will be implemented. To prevent any occupational hazard, ear muff/

earplug shall be given to the workers working around of operating plant and machinery

emitting high noise levels.

During Operation Phase all the DG set of the proposed project will be kept in Acoustic

Enclosure to reduce the noise from DG set and attached with stacks height as per C.P.C.B

norms to reduce the impacts on air quality around the project site. The noise emission

from DG set will meet the noise level as per CPCB guidelines and only HSD of calorific 0.25

will be used to run these DG sets. Vibratos pads &acoustic enclosures will be used in DG set

to minimize the vibration effect.

Designers of crushers made provisions for the installation of dust abatement, suppression

or collection equipment. To mitigate noise effects well-balanced, choke-fed crushers, dust

enclosed screens and dust collector fans with silencers were employed that kept noise

levels under control.

The landscape design shall comprise of earthen mounds that will act as noise buffer from

adjoining country roads and the hedges acting as windbreaks would produce considerable

noise attenuation in the entire scheme.

20. Thick green belt of adequate width and density shall be raised along the periphery of the plot so as to provide protection against particulates and noise. Native species of trees should be planted.

The overall Green Belt development of the township plan is as follows:

Green Utility 0.62 0.25 0.08 Green Parks 80.42 32.55 9.96 Green

Connector 41.25 16.69 5.11



S. No. Landscape Area Area (Acre) Area

(Hectare)

Percentage (%)

1 Green Parks 80.42 32.55 9.96


3 Green Utility 0.62 0.25 0.08

122.29 49.49 15.15

Landscape Other Than Zonal Green

4 Central Verge-Tree Plantation Area within 45 m wide zonal road

3.33 1.35 0.41

5 Central Verge-Tree Plantation Area within 30 m wide zonal road

1.66 0.67 0.21

6 Road Side Plantation along 45 m wide zonal road

4.47 1.80 0.55

7 Road Side Plantation along 30 m wide zonal road

3.89 1.57 0.48

13.35 5.39 1.65

Figure: The proposed Green Connector of

Northern & Southern Pockets of Chak

Ganjaria Township Plan.



Green Connector

Plantation started

Central Verge

Development

Under Process



The green belt design along with periphery of the plot shall achieve attenuation factor

conforming to day & night noise standards prescribed for residential purposes. The open

spaces shall be suitably landscaped & covered with vegetation of indigenous variety to

provide a clean, healthy and beautiful green environment for the people to live in and work

in.

Natural landscaping offers a way to reduce the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers,

while introducing natural techniques that are safer for the long-term health of the

community.

Some native species planned to be planted are:

Pithecellobium dulce(jungle jalebi)

Green

Connector

Close View



Prosopis juliflora(Kikar)

Syzygium cumini (jamun)

Ficus microcarpa

Ficus religosa(peepal)

Bambusa

Ficus benjamina

Ficus nuda

Ficus panda

Plumeria alba (pigeon wood)

Bamboosa vulgaris (common Bamboo)

Thuja orientalis(morpankhi)

Gravellia robusta (silver ok)

Delonix regia(gulmohar)

Ticoma urgentia

Terminalia belerica (Baheda)

21. Fly ash should be used as building material in the construction as per the provisions of fly ash notification of September. 1999 as amended

Fly ash has been used as Building Material in the construction as per the provision of fly

ash notification of September, 1999 and amended as on August, 2003.

22. Ready mix concrete should be used for construction purposes.

Complied.

23. Rain water harvesting system from roof top run off and surface run off should be implemented. Before recharging the surface run off, pre treatment must be done to remove suspended matter , oil and grease. The depth of the bore for rainwater recharging should be kept in consultation with CGWB. No wastewater (such as sewage, effluent, backwash of treatment unit, floor washing wastewater etc) should be discharged into rain water harvesting structure in order to avoid groundwater contamination.

On the Master Plan Level, 5% of the green park and open spaces shall be covered under rain water harvesting by LDA. In different >20 acres ≤ projects within Township, 5% of the green park and open spaces shall be covered under rain water harvesting by specific Project Proponents. In plot areas ≥ 100 sq.m ; rain water harvesting would be mandatory. In plot areas ≤ 300 sq.m; roof top rain water harvesting would be mandatory. The permission from Central Ground Water Board in this regard has been obtained. The copy of the same is annexed as Annexure B.

In the proposed - Roof top storm water will be diverted to rain water harvesting pits. Rain

Water Harvesting Pits have been provisioned in various project land uses of C. G. Township

Zonal Development Plan as follows:



1. High Level Cancer Institute

Chak Ganjaria Farm- Rain Water Harvesting Pits = 14 Nos.

2. Indian Institute of Information Technology- Rain Water Harvesting Pits = 15

Nos

3. DR RML State Administration & Management Academy (ATI) = Rain Water

Harvesting Pits = 06 Nos

The rain water would recharge the acquifer in the area. and would also be retained in the

natural ponds of the area..

24. Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the roads adjoining the proposed project site must be avoided. Parking should be fully internalized and no public space should be utilized.

The Chak Ganjaria Township will be approached by Sultanpur Road - NH-56. The township

would have 45.0 m and 30.0 m zonal roads for direct approaches.



All parking would be fully internalized by respective projects.

Two Nos. Foot Over Bridges have been introduced to avoid traffic congestions in the

proposed plan in Pocket - 1 as well as Pocket -2.

Zonal Road Development Under Process-

Northern Part

Zonal Road Development Under Process- Southern Part



Also underpasses have been proposed near entry/ exit places to avoid traffic congestion a nd cycle tracks have alos been proposed to avoid congestion.

Estimated Parking requirement as per the LDA norms: Parking requirement as per the norms:

Residential (Group Housing) FAR Area : 1361265 Sq. Mtr. 1.5 ECS for above 151 sq.m. floor area 1361265/150 * 1.5= 13613 ECS Institutional : 1942492.5 Sq.Mtr. 2 ECS for 100 sq.m. floor area 1942492.5*2/100: 38850 ECS Public/ Commercial: 691440 2.0 ECS for 100 sq.m. floor area 691440 * 2/100=13829 ECS Hence total required parking facility: 13613+38850+13829 = 66292 ECS

FOB -1

FOB -2



Figure: Section of Green Connector and Over Bridge proposed on Highway.

Figure: Proposed Underpasses



Figure: Section of pedestrian cycle tracks

The project parking plan for this construction project would follow all the standards and

norms. To avoid any traffic congestion, incoming and outgoing gates would be different.

Traffic manager and all persons involved with these activities shall do traffic management.

25. Water demand during construction should be reduced by use of pre –mixed concrete, curing agents and other best practices preferred.

Complied. Water Demand During Construction is as follws:

High Priority Activity

Water Usage Areas Approximate Consumption (KLD)

Dust Suppression @ 0.25l /sq.m road

General site Roads, Wheel Washes 70

Cleaning Ready Mixed Concrete Wagons 10 Site-General Cleanings Specialist High Pressure Cleaning

Commissioning & Test

Building Plot/ Services 100

Lower Priority Activity Site Cabins/ Toilets, Catering, Washing (Personal) 35



Temporary Accomodations General site Activity Tool Washing, Rinsing 50 Ground Works No water due to s Ready Mix Concrete 0 Cleaning Cleaning Tools & Small Equipments, Plant &

Equipment, Paintbrush Washing 10

Total 275 KLD

26. Fixtures for showers, toilet flushing and drinking should be of low flow either by use of aerators or pressure reducing devices or sensor based control.

Will be complied.

27. Energy conservation building code to be strictly adopted in all aspects of building design and construction.

As per latest Energy Conservation Building Code, 20% of hot water requirement has to be

met through solar heating system. This will require terrace/ exposed areas. A solar hot

water system will be provided on the terrace.

At the C.G. City Project, it has been proposed that Solar lights in the streets and landscaping

area will be placed.

CCFLs are being used for entire common areas and corridors.

The provision of LED Lights in elevation and signage are being used.

Solar street lights are raised light sources which are powered by photovoltaic panels

generally mounted on the lighting structure. The photovoltaic panels charge a rechargeable

battery, which powers a fluorescent or LED lamp during the night.

The LED street light is an integrated light-emitting diode (LED) light fixture that is used for

street lighting.

In the operation phase, appropriate energy conservation measures and management plan

will be adopted in order to minimize the consumption of non-renewable fuel.

Energy efficient building material for wall, roof, roads and open areas will be used.

28. A first aid room to be provided in the project both during construction and operation phase. First aid ambulance is stationed on site.

Complied. First aid room is provided.

29. The environmental safeguards and monitoring schedule as contained in the EMP should be implemented in letter and spirit



The environmental safeguards during construction pjase as proposed in the EMP are as

follws with their present status:

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR CONSTRUCTION PHASE

S.NO. Impacts

During

Construction

Phase

Management Plan Monitoring Responsibi

lity

Status as on

December

2016

1 Soil Erosion Installation of soil

traps on lower

edges

Installation of traps

for stored loose

construction

materials such as

sand.

Installed soil

traps

Securing of

construction

materials

Project

Manager

Top soil is

being

preserved.

2 Construction

equipment

and

waste

The vehicle

maintenance area

shall be located in

such a manner to

avoid sources by

accidental spillage

of oil.

Unauthorized

dumping of waste

oil should be

prohibited.

Wastes shall be

disposed off at an

approved site.

Provide oil

receptors and

tanks for collection

of used oils

and spillages

should be quickly

cleaned

Observations

Records of

waste oils

Records of

sales

Project

Manager

All waste is

being

disposed off

at an

approved

site.

3 Water

Pollution

sufficient

sanitation facilities

Routine

maintenance

Project

Manager

Complied as

mentioned



S.NO. Impacts

During

Construction

Phase


lity

Status as on

December

2016

for workers- 02

Septic Tanks; sizes:

5 7.5 m x 2.65 m x

1.24 m and 1 Nos.

5m x 2m x 1.24m

for 30 KLD sewer

load

Regular

maintenance

checks on drainage

system

checks

of drainage

system and

reports.

Recommended

water quality

standards

maintained

in EIA

reports.

4 Air Dust Provision of dust

masks to workers

Use labour

intensive methods

Properly stack

construction

materials

Screen

construction area

Stop work during

strong winds

Dust masks

provided

More labour

employed than

machinery

Orderly stock

area

Project

Manager

Dust Mask to

Labouers is

being

provided.

5 Emissions Use of low sulphur

diesel

Use of mufflers on

heavy equipment

and vehicles

Reduction in use of

machinery to

necessary

requirement

Only. It shall be

ensured that both

gasoline and diesel

Low sulphur

diesel used

Mufflers

installed

Reduced

machinery use

Vehicle

contractor

Site

supervisor

In

compliance



S.NO. Impacts

During

Construction

Phase


lity

Status as on

December

2016

powered

construction

vehicles are

properly

maintained to

minimize smoke in

the exhaust

emissions.

6 Noise Operation during

daylight hours

only-08 hourly

Provision of ear

muffs to site

workers

Operation logs

Ear muffs

provision and

numbers

Project

manager

Site

supervisor

Dg Sets in

acoustic

enclosures;

7 Biodiversity

Bush

clearing

Minimal excavation

To keep bush

clearing debris

away from the

river

Revegetation of

bare areas

Planting

indigenous, exotic

trees, flowers and

grass

Excavated

areas

Revegetated

areas

Number of

trees planted

Site

Manager

Revegation

under

implementati

on.

8 Social

concerns &

hazrads

Erecting hazards

warning signs

Reduced speed of

delivery trucks

Provision of

Personal Protective

Equipment (PPE)

First aid kits

provided at easily

accessible points

Signage

erected at

road

turnings and

at the gate

PPE provided

and use

enforced

First aid kits

available

Project

manager

Labour

Contractor

First Aid Kits

and signages

provided.



S.NO. Impacts

During

Construction

Phase


lity

Status as on

December

2016

Proper storage of

hazardous

materials such as

painting

materials, petrol

and diesel, LPG, etc

Proper storage

facilities

provided and

monitored

9 Security Fencing off the

project site and

limiting movement

and attraction of

unwanted

characters.

Fence and

restricted

entry

Strict

monitoring on

movement

of personnel

and materials

to

and from site

Site

Manager

In

Compliance.

10 Mushrooming

of

slums

To employ 250 nos.

local workers from

the local

community who

have homes;

Ensure organized

sourcing of

supplies to avoid

hawking

P.M Proper and

adequate

nos. labour

hutments

with toilet

facilities

have been

developed as

shown in

figures

11 Construction

works: Safe

distance from

Highway

50 m distance shall

be maintained from

highways during

construction works

- P.M. Is complied.

30. The development authority will ensure to provide accommodation for unorganized sector as per guidelines issued by the government by providing 10% houses for LIG and 10% houses for EWS at subsidized rates under residential scheme.



LIG EWS is being built.

Figure : WS / LIG houses under development stage in Pocket -2. & Pocket 01.

31. It is suggested that the area is to be declared as polythene/plastic free zone.

Will be complied . Also CNG fuels would be strictly used in the twonship.

32. In case of STP, Hybrid treatment plant is to be provided.

19.0 MLD STP is being constructed based on SBR technology. The 30% of the civil work and

10% of Mechanical Work has been done so far and the expected commissioning of the plant

is September’2017

Figure: SBR based technology plant under progress at Amul project premises.

33. The authority will give undertaking as suggested and agreed upon that 30% of the street lights in the zonal development plan area will be provided with solar energy.

Annexed as ANNEXURE-I



34. An authorization from the State Pollution Control Board regarding the disposal of solid waste during the construction / operation phase shall be taken . marble / stone cutting shall not be carried out without the permission from the competent authority. Liquid waste if any during the construction project shall not be discharged in any stream or well and be recycled in the project itself. This clearance is for lay out plan development including development of basic facilities and not for any hospital/industry etc.

Reply: Authorization is under process. Rest compliances are being followed at site.

ANNEXURE-I



UNDERTAKING

We hereby undertake that The Lucknow Development Authority will ensure 30% of the

street lights in the zonal development plan area will be provided with solar energy.

For C.G.City Lucknow

Date:27.01.2017

Authorized Signatory



(I)Ambient Air Quality:

S.No Date of

sampling

Sample Code Location 24 Hourly Concentration(µg/m3)

PM (10) PM(2.5) SOx NOx

01. 11.11.2016 AQ/SPLPL-435 Site office 96.6 48.61 6.26 24.77

02. 11.11.2016 AQ/SPLPL-436 EWS LIG 96.11 49.44 7.01 26.79

03. 11.11.2016 AQ/SPLPL-437 Village

Madhanmau 94.99 42.55 6.46 26.55

04. 11.11.2016 AQ/SPLPL-438 Village

Shekhnapur Ghat 94.92 41.65 5.23 24.18

(II) Stack Monitoring:

S.No Date of

sampling

Sample Code Capacity of DG Set 24 Hourly Concentration(µg/m3)

SPM SOx NOx

01. 11.11.2016 EQ/SPLPL-434 125 KVA 33.51 0.11 21.86

(III) Ground Water Quality Test Results:

Date of Sampling: 11.11.2016

Laboratory Sample code & Location: BW/SPLPL-1554 at Madhanmau Village, Temple



BW/SPLPL-1555 on Sultanpur Road

BW/SPLPL-1556 at LIG EWS

BW/SPLPL-1557 at Sanskriti School

S. N.

PARAMETER TESTED

UNITS RESULT DESIRABLE LIMITS (IS 10500:2012)

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE LIMIT

TEST PROTOCOL

BW BW BW BW

1 Colour Hazen units

<5 <5 <5 <5 5.0 15.00

2120 B APHA 22nd Edition 2012

2 pH Value - 7.880 7.537 7.678 7.617 6.5-8.50

No Relaxation

4500-H+ B,APHA’ 2012

3 Electrical Conductivity

µs/cm 535.3 536.2 496.9 614.9 _ _ 2510 B.APHA’ 2012

4 Turbidity NTU 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.00 5.0 2130 B APHA ’ 2012

5 Total Dissolved

Solids

mg/L 386 386 358 443 500 2000

2540 D. APHA’ 2012

6 Total Hardness as

CaCO3

mg/L 296 304 308 308 200.0 600

2340 C. APHA’ 22nd Edition 2012

7 Ca++ mg/L 52.91 56.11 59.32 43.29 8 Mg++ mg/L 39.85 39.85 38.88 48.60 9 Alkalinity as

CaCO3

mg/L 360.0 340 380 400 200.0 600

2320B, APHA’ 2012

10 Chloride as Cl-

mg/L 9.99 11.99 7.99 15.99 250.0 1000

4500 –Cl- B, APHA’ 2012

11 Sulphate as SO4

mg/L 16.70 17.23 3.87 35.77 200.0 400

4500-SO42- E 2012

12 Iron as Fe mg/L 0.20 0.04 0.05 0.06 45.0

No Relaxation

IS 3025 (Part 34)

13 Nitrate as NO3

mg/L 0.09 5.32 0.13 3.63 0.3

No Relaxation

3500 Fe-B APHA’ 2012

14 Fluoride as F- mg/L 0.61 0.58 0.62 0.68 1.0 1.5 4500-F- APHA 2012

(IV) Surface Water Quality Test Result:



Date of Sampling: 11.11.2016

Laboratory Sample code: SW1- SW/SPLPL-1550: downstream, Indira Canal

SW2- SW/SPLPL-1551: upstream, Indira Canal

SW3- SW/SPLPL-1552: downstream, Gomti River

SW4- SW/SPLPL-1553: upstream, Gomti River

S. No.

PARAMETER TESTED

UNITS RESULT DESIRABLE LIMITS

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE LIMIT

TEST PROTOCOL

SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 (IS 10500:2012)

01 Colour Hazen units

<5 <5 <5 <5 5.0 15.00 2120 B APHA 22nd Edition 2012

02 pH Value - 8.624 8.521 7.900 8.003 6.5-8.50 No Relaxation

4500-H+ B,APHA’ 2012

03 Electrical Conductivity

µs/cm 231.2 241.5 498.8 490.9 _ _ 2510 B.APHA’ 2012

04 Turbidity NTU 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 1.00 5.0 2130 B APHA ’ 2012

05 TSS mg/L 68 52 56 54 2540 D APHA 22ND Edition 2012

06 O & G mg/L - - - - 5210 B APHA 22nd Edition 2012

7 COD mg/L 60 60 80 80 5220 B APHA 22nd Edition 2012

8. BOD mg/L 17.5 17.5 20 20



(III) Soil Quality Test Result

Laboratory Sample Code: SQ1- SQ/SPLPL-341; Location= Garden Soil

SQ2- SQ/SPLPL-342; Location= EWS LIG Houses

SQ3- SQ/SPLPL-343; Location= Agriculture soil near Madhanmau

SQ4- SQ/SPLPL-344; Location= Near Site Office

Date of Receipt: 11.11.2016

S.No Parameter Result

SQ1 SQ2 SQ3 SQ4

1 pH 9.42 8.740 8.860 8.929

2 Electrical Conductivity 108.8 129 87.88 119.0

3 Total Organic Carbon % 0.21 1.24 0.11 0.15

4 Organic Matter % 0.36 2.14 0.19 0.26

5 Bulk Density (gm/cc) 1.66 1.5 1.66 1.66

6 Particle Density(gm/cc) 2.0 2.0 2.14 2.0

7 Phosphous as P2O5 (Kg/ha) 3.52 11.92 4.72 2.4

8 Sulphur (mg/kg) 0.039 0.009 0.11 0.083

9 Ca + Mg(Mequi./100gm) 8.2 15.0 5.0 6.6

10 Ca (Me/100 gm Soil) 7.2 7.5 4.0 5.5

11 Mg (Me/100 gm Soil) 1.0 7.5 1.0 1.1

12 Moisture (%) 3.89 5.286 4.265 6.006

(IV) Noise

Date Of Monitoring: 24.10.2016

Time: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Noise Location Min

(dB)

Max

(dB)

NQ1 Main Entry Gate (near Vidhan

sabha marg)

88.5 94.1

NQ2 Visitor Area 58.9 72.6

NQ3 DG Set Area 62.3 73.4

NQ4 Back Side of the Lok Bhawan

(out of the boundary )

68.6 80.3





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