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FORM 1 & 1 A

For

PROPOSEDRESIDENTIALCUMCOMMERCIALPROJECT

“CHARMSSIGNATURE”

At

AtS.No.394,396,412,413,414,416,418,419,420,421ofShelavlivillage,Tal:Shahapur,Dist.Thane

Proposed By

M/s.CHARMSINC

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearance ProjectName:ResidentialCumCommercialprojectatShelavli

MinistryofEnvironment&Forests,NewDelhi.PriorEnvironmentalClearanceNotification14.09.20061

APPENDIX‐I (Seeparagraph–6)

FORM1

Basic Information Sr.No. Item Details

1 Nameoftheproject/s Proposed Residential CumCommercial Project“CharmsSignature”

2 S.No.intheSchedule 8(a)

3 Proposedcapacity/area/length/tonnagetobehandled/commandarea/leasearea/numberofwellstobedrilled.

Proposed Unit

PlotArea 1,09,710 m2

FSIAreaproposed 1,16,422.38 m2

NonFSIarea 27,690.00 m2

ConstructionBuiltUpArea 1,44,112.45 m2

4 New/Expansion/Modernization NewProject

5 ExistingCapacity/Areaetc. VacantPlot

6 Categoryofprojecti.e.AorB BCategory

7 Doesitattractthegeneralcondition?ifyes,pleasespecify

No

8 Doesitattractthespecificcondition?Ifyes,pleasespecify

No

9 Location Village:‐Shelavli,Tal:Shahapur,Dist.Thane

Plot/Survey/KhasraNo. AtS.No.394,396,412,413,414,416,418,419,420,421ofShelavlivillage,Shahapur,Dist.Thane

Village Shelavli

Tehsil Shahapur

District Thane

State Maharashtra

10 Nearestrailwaystation/portalongwithdistanceinkms.

AsangaonRailwayStation

Distance:~8.5km

AtgaonRailwaystation

Distance~8.2Km

11 NearestTown,city,DistrictHeadquartersalongwithdistanceinkms.

CityShahapur,

District:Thane

12 VillagePanchayat,ZillaParishad,MunicipalCorporation,Localbody(completepostaladdresseswithtelephonenos.tobegiven)

Town Planning authority of ThaneCollectorate.

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearanceProjectName:ResidentialCumCommercialprojectatShelavli


13 Nameoftheapplicant M/sCharmsINC

Mr.JohnMatthewandMr.DhirajPatel 14 Registeredaddress 1102,DevCorpora,Opp,Cadbury'S,

EasternExpressHighway,Khopat, Thane(west)400601

15 Addressforcorrespondence: 1102,DevCorpora,Opp,Cadbury'S, EasternExpressHighway,Khopat, Thane(west)400601

Name Mr.JohnMatthewandMr.DhirajPatel

Designation(Owner/Partner/CEO) Partner

Address 1102,DevCorpora,Opp,Cadbury'S, EasternExpressHighway,Khopat, Thane(west)400601

Pincode 400601

E‐mail [email protected]

TelephoneNo. 022‐25381934

FaxNo.

16 Detailsofalternativesitesexamined,ifany.Locationofthesesitesshouldbeshownonatoposheet.

No.We are developing this Project inOurOwnPlot

17 Interlinedprojects NotApplicable

18 Whetherseparateapplicationofinterlinkedprojecthasbeensubmitted?

No

19 Ifyes,dateofsubmission ‐

20 IfNo,Reason Stand‐aloneproject

21 Whethertheproposalinvolvesapproval/clearanceunder:if,yesdetailsofthesameandtheirstatustobegiven

a) TheForest(Conservation)Act,1980?

b) Thewildlife(protection)Act,1972?

c) TheCRZNotification,1991?

NA

22 WhetherthereisanyGovernmentOrder/policyrelevant/relatingtothesite?

No

23 Forestlandinvolved(hectares) NO



24 Whetherthereisanylitigationpendingagainsttheprojectand/orlandinwhichtheprojectisproposetobesetup?

a) Nameofthecourt b) CaseNo. c) Orders/Directionsofthe

courtifanyanditsrelevancewiththeproposedproject.

Nosuchlitigationpendingagainsttheproject

Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity for manufacturing,miningleaseareaandproductioncapacityformineralproduction,areaformineralexploration,lengthforlineartransportinfrastructure,generationcapacityforpowergenerationetc.,)

(II)Activity 1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions,

whichwillcausephysicalchangesinthelocality(topography,landuse,changesinwaterbodies,etc.)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) with source ofinformationdata

1.1 Permanentortemporarychangeinlanduse,landcoverortopographyincludingincreaseinintensityoflanduse(withrespecttolocallanduseplan)

Yes

Presently land is vacant. Land is in Free Zone.Theresidential cumcommercialprojectwillbedeveloped.

1.2 Clearance of existingland, vegetation andbuildings?

Yes There are 7 nos of existing trees on site. Thetreeswhicharecomingunderbuildinglinewillbecut.

1.3 Creation of new landuses?

Yes Presently land is vacant. Land is in Free Zone.Theresidential cumcommercialprojectwillbedeveloped.

1.4 Pre‐constructioninvestigations e.g. borehouses,soiltesting?

Yes Soil samples will be taken within the plotpremisesforgeotechnicalinvestigation.

1.5 Constructionworks?

Yes 32 Residential Buildings, 1 CommercialBuilding, 1 School building and clubhousewillbeconstructed.

1.6 Demolitionworks?

No Plotisvacant

1.7 TemporarysitesusedforconstructionworksorHousingofconstructionworkers?

No Temporaryshedswillbeprovidedforworkers



1.8 Abovegroundbuildings,structuresorearthworksincludinglinearstructures,cutandfillorexcavations

No. Excavationwillbecarriedoutforfoundationofbuildings

1.9 Underground worksincluding mining ortunneling?

No It’saResidential/Constructionproject

1.10 Reclamationworks? No

1.11 Dredging?

No

1.12 Offshorestructures? No

1.13 Productionandmanufacturingprocesses?

No Thisisaconstructionproject

1.14 Facilities for storage ofgoodsormaterials?

Yes Only construction material will be stored intemporarystoragesite

1.15 Facilitiesfortreatmentordisposalofsolidwasteorliquideffluents?

Yes Solid waste will be treated by mechanicalcompostingmethod(Ecobio‐compack). Sewage generated from the complex will betreatedinSewagetreatmentPlant. Thetreatedwaterwillbeusedfor flushingandGardening. The dried sludge and compost will be used asmanureforlandscaping.

1.16 Facilitiesforlongtermhousingofoperationalworkers?

No

1.17 Newroad,railorseatrafficduringconstructionoroperation?

No Existing road network will be used duringconstructionandoperationphaseofproject.

1.18 New road, rail, airwaterborne or othertransport infrastructureincludingneworalteredroutes and stations,ports,airportsetc?

No Existing road will be used for the transportpurpose.

1.19 Closure or diversion ofexistingtransportroutesorinfrastructureleadingto changes in trafficmovements?

No



1.20 New or divertedtransmission lines orpipelines?

No

1.21 Impoundment,damming, culverting,realignment or otherchanges to thehydrology ofwatercourses oraquifers?

No ANallah is crossing through theplot premises.Nallah will be proposed 4m wide andchannelized.

1.22 Streamcrossings? Yes ANallahiscrossingthroughtheplotpremises.

1.23 Abstraction or transfersofwaterformgroundorsurfacewaters?

No

1.24 Changesinwaterbodiesor the land surfaceaffecting drainage orrun‐off?

No ANallah is crossing through theplot premises.Nallah will be proposed 4m wide andChannelized. There will not be any changes inotherwaterbodiesorthelandsurface.

1.25 Transport of personnelor materials forconstruction, operationordecommissioning?

Yes ConstructionPhase: Construction materials will be transported tothe site. Transport of workers employed forconstruction. OperationPhase: The residence in residential building duringoperation phase will use public or privatetransportationfacilities

1.26 Long‐term dismantlingor decommissioning orrestorationworks?

No

1.27 Ongoing activity duringdecommissioning whichcouldhaveanimpactontheenvironment?

Yes Dust generation and increase in Noise levelsduring Construction phase only. There will beminimalimpactontheEnvironment

1.28 Influx of people to anarea in eithertemporarily orpermanently?

Yes Construction workers during constructionphaseandadditionalresidentsduringoperationphase

1.29 Introduction of alienspecies?

No No introduction of alien species will occur asthis is purely residential cum commercialproject.

1.30 Lossofnativespeciesorgeneticdiversity?

No Nothreatofspecieslosswilloccur

1.31 Anyotheractions?

No No



2 Use ofNatural resources for construction or operation of the Project (such as

land, water, materials or energy, especially any resources which are non‐renewableorinshortsupply):

Sr.No. Information/checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Details thereof (withapproximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) with source ofinformationdata

2.1

Landespeciallyundevelopedoragriculturalland(ha)

No Plotisvacantandnoagriculturalland

2.2 Water(expectedsource&competingusers)unit:KLD

Yes

Source:BhatsaDam

Proposed Unit

TotalWaterRequirement

1402 KLD

(Water requirement is calculated considering the86lpcdasperwaterconservationmeasuressuggestedinManual on norms and standards for environmentclearanceof large constructionprojectsPublishedbyMinistry of Environment and Forests, Government ofIndia.PageNo.63,Table2.4)ThedetailedwaterbalanceforoperationphaseofprojectisattachedasAnnexureIV

2.3 Minerals(MT) NA

2.4 constructionmaterial–stone,aggregates,sand/soil(expectedsource–MT)

Yes

Stone,aggregates,sanddemandwillbemetfromlocalopenmarket

2.5 Forestsandtimber(source–MT)

Yes Onlydoorframes(ifsoplanned)

2.6 Energyincludingelectricityandfuels(source,competingusers)Unit:fuel(MT),energy(MW)

Yes Source:MSEDCL

Proposed Unit

Connectedload 12.6 MW

2.7 Anyothernaturalresources(useappropriatestandardunits)

No

3. Use, storage, transport,handlingorproductionof substancesormaterials,whichcouldbeharmfultohumanhealthortheenvironmentorraiseconcernsaboutactualorperceivedriskstohumanhealth.



Sr.No. Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

3.1 Useofsubstancesormaterials,whicharehazardous(asperMSIHCrules)tohumanhealthortheenvironment(flora,fauna,andwatersupplies)

Yes UsedoilfromDGsetwillbestoredseparatelyandwillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers

3.2 Changes in occurrence ofdisease or affect diseasevectors (e.g. insectorwaterbornediseases)

No

3.3 Affectthewelfareofpeoplee.g.bychanginglivingconditions?

No

3.4 Vulnerablegroupsofpeoplewhocouldbeaffectedbytheprojecte.g.hospitalpatients,children,theelderlyetc.,

No

Proposed Project will not affect hospitalpatients,childrenetc.

3.5 Anyothercauses No

4. Productionofsolidwastesduringconstructionoroperationordecommissioning(MT/month)

Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmation

Yes/No

Details thereof (with approximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) withsourceofinformationdata

4.1 Spoil,overburdenorminewastes

No

4.2 Municipalwaste(domesticandorcommercialwastes)

Yes MunicipalSolidWaste

Proposed Unit

TotalSolidWaste 7809 kg/day

4.3 Hazardouswastes(asperHazardousWasteManagementRules)

Yes UsedoilfromDGsetwillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers

4.4 Otherindustrialprocesswastes

No No,Thisisaresidentialproject.

4.5 Surplusproduct No NotApplicable

4.6 Sewagesludgeorothersludgefromeffluenttreatment

Yes 12m3/dofsludgewillbeusedasmanure

4.7 Constructionordemolitionwastes

Yes Construction debris during construction phasewillbeutilizedinplotonlyforlandlevelling. The waste will be disposed at designateddisposalsiteasapprovedbythecollector

4.8 Redundantmachineryorequipment

No NotApplicable

4.9 Contaminatedsoilsorothermaterials

No NotApplicable

4.10 Agriculturalwastes No NotApplicable



4.11 Othersolidwastes No NotApplicable

5. Releaseofpollutantsoranyhazardous,toxicornoxioussubstancestoair(Kg/hr)


Yes/No

Details thereof (with approximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) withsourceofinformationdata

5.1 Emissionsfromcombustionoffossilfuelsfromstationaryormobilesources

Yes EmissionfromDGsetsduringpowerfailureandmovement of vehicle during operation phase oftheproject

5.2 Emissionsfromproductionprocesses

No NotApplicable

5.3 Emissionsfrommaterialshandlingincludingstorageortransport

Yes Fugitiveemissionfromhandlingsuchassandandotherconstructionmaterial

5.4 Emissionsfromconstructionactivitiesincludingplantandequipment

Yes Transportationofconstructionmaterial&handlingofsand,aggregates,cement,DGsetsetc. Theemissionsfromconstructionmachinerywouldcontainparticulates,SOx,NOxandCO

5.5 Dustorodoursfromhandlingofmaterialsincludingconstructionmaterials,sewageandwaste

Yes Transportation, loading and unloading ofmaterialwillgeneratedust OdourfromSolidwastemanagementandsullagetreatmentplantareaifnothandleditproperly

5.6 Emissionsfromincinerationofwaste

No NotApplicable

5.7 Emissionsfromburningofwasteinopenair(e.g.slashmaterials,constructiondebris)

No NotApplicable

5.8 Emissionsfromanyothersources

No NotApplicable

6. GenerationofNoiseandVibration,andEmissionsofLightandHeat:


Yes/No

Details thereof (with approximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) withsource of information data with source ofinformationdata

6.1 Fromoperationofequipmente.g.engines,ventilationplant,crushers

Yes Increase in noise levels due to operations ofconstructionequipment’s&vehicularmovement

6.2 From industrial orsimilarprocesses

No NotApplicable

6.3 Fromconstructionordemolition

Yes Increaseinnoiselevelsduringconstruction.

6.4 Fromblastingorpiling Yes Duringpiling



6.5 Fromconstructionoroperationaltraffic

Yes During construction andoperationphase of theproject. In theoperationphase therewillbe increase inthevehicularmovementbecauseoftheresidentsandvisitors

6.6 Fromlightingorcoolingsystems

No NotApplicable

6.7 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

7. Risks of contamination of land or water from releases of pollutants into thegroundorintosewers,surfacewaters,groundwater,coastalwatersorthesea:


confirmation

Yes/No Details thereof (with approximatequantities/rates, wherever possible) withsourceofinformationdata

7.1 Fromhandling,storage,useorspillageofhazardousmaterials

No The used oil from DG sets will be given toauthorisedrecyclers

7.2 From discharge ofsewage or othereffluentstowaterortheland (expected modeandplaceofdischarge)

No Sewage generated from the complex will betreatedinSTP.Theexcesstreatedwater‐willbegiven to nearby agricultural use/ constructionworks. ThetreatedsewagewillbeusedforflushingandGardening.

7.3 By deposition ofpollutantsemittedtoairinto the land or intowater

Yes ConstructionPhase

Vehicular movement would lead to slight increaseindustparticles.Dustgenerated duringconstruction will be settled continuously bysprayingwater. OperationalPhase:‐NotApplicable.

7.4 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

7.5 Is there a risk of longterm build‐up ofpollutants in theenvironmentfromthesesources?

No NotApplicable

8. RiskofaccidentsduringconstructionoroperationoftheProject,which

couldaffecthumanhealthortheenvironment Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmation


8.1 Fromexplosions,spillages,firesetcfromstorage,handling,useorproductionofhazardoussubstances

Yes SpillageofusedoilfromDGsetsandexplosioninDiesel storage area. Adequate fire protectionmeasureswillbetakenupasperthefireNOC

8.2 Fromanyothercauses

Yes Accidentsduringconstructionphase(Slips,fallfrom height, falling of objects/ material on



workers,fire,cutandburns,electricshockandcollapseofshuttering

Fireduetoshortcircuiting

Terrorism

8.3 Couldtheprojectbeaffectedbynaturaldisasterscausingenvironmentaldamage(e.g.floods,earthquakes,landslides,cloudburstetc)?

No The proposed structure is designed as perSeismicZoneIIIstandards.

9. Factorswhichshouldbeconsidered(suchasconsequentialdevelopment)which

couldleadtoenvironmentaleffectsorthepotentialforcumulativeimpactswithotherexistingorplannedactivitiesinthelocality


confirmation


9.1

Leadtodevelopmentofsupporting.

facilities,ancillarydevelopmentordevelopment stimulatedbytheprojectwhichcouldhaveimpactontheenvironmente.g.: •Supportinginfrastructure(roads,powersupply,wasteorwastewatertreatment,etc.) •housingdevelopment •extractiveindustries •supplyindustries •other

No

The proposed project is a residential cumcommercial construction project. The proposedsite is located nearly in undeveloped area andhence the infrastructural facilities are not exitssurrounding the project site. The project site isaccessible by Service road & 30 m wideShahapurRoad.

9.2 Leadtoafter‐useofthesite, which could havean impact on theenvironment

No NotApplicable

9.3 Set a precedent forlaterdevelopments

No NotApplicable

9.4 Havecumulativeeffectsduetoproximitytootherexistingorplannedprojectswithsimilareffects

No At present there is no major ongoingconstructionprojectofsimilarintensity.



(III)EnvironmentalSensitivity

Sr.No. Areas

Name/

Identity

Aerialdistance(within15km.) Proposed project locationboundary

1 Areasprotectedunderinternationalconventions,nationalorlocallegislationfortheirecological,landscape,culturalorotherrelatedvalue

No

2 Areaswhichareimportantorsensitiveforecologicalreasons‐Wetlands,watercoursesorotherwaterbodies,coastalzone,biospheres,mountains,forests

Yes Bhatsa River : approximately 2.0km

BhatsaDam:7.5km

TansaDam:14km

Harshigi‐GotaLake:8.0km 3 Areasusedbyprotected,important

orsensitivespeciesoffloraorfaunaforbreeding,nesting,foraging,resting,overwintering,migration

No

4 Inland,coastal,marineorundergroundwaters

Yes Bhatsa River : approximately 2.0km

BhatsaDam:7.5km

TansaDam:14km

Harshigi‐GotaLake:8.0km

5 State,Nationalboundaries No

6 Routesorfacilitiesusedbythepublicforaccesstorecreationorothertourist,pilgrimareas

No

7 Defenceinstallations No

8 Denselypopulatedorbuilt‐uparea Yes Shahpurvillage:7km

Asangaonvillage:10.5km

9 Areasoccupiedbysensitiveman‐madelanduses(hospitals,schools,placesofworship,communityfacilities)

Yes Hospitals, schools, Engg. Colleges,community facilities, & places ofworshiparepresentwithin15km.

10 Areascontainingimportant,highqualityorscarceresources(groundwaterresources,surfaceresources,forestry,agriculture,fisheries,tourism,minerals)

No

11 Areasalreadysubjectedtopollutionorenvironmentaldamage.(thosewhereexistinglegalenvironmentalstandardsareexceeded)

No

12 Areassusceptibletonaturalhazardwhichcouldcausetheprojecttopresentenvironmentalproblems (earthquakes,subsidence,landslides,erosion,floodingorextremeor

No



(Seeparagraph6)

FORM‐1A(onlyforconstructionprojectslistedunderitem8oftheSchedule)

CHECKLISTOFENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS

(ProjectproponentsarerequiredtoprovidefullinformationandwherevernecessaryattachexplanatorynoteswiththeFormand

submitalongwithproposedenvironmentalmanagementplan&monitoringprogramme)

1. LANDENVIRONMENT

(Attachpanoramicviewoftheprojectsiteandthevicinity)

1.1 Willtheexistinglandusegetsignificantlyalteredfromtheprojectthatisnotconsistentwiththesurroundings?(ProposedlandusemustconformtotheapprovedMasterPlan/DevelopmentPlanofthearea.Changeoflanduseifanyandthestatutoryapprovalfromthecompetentauthoritybesubmitted).AttachMapsof(i)sitelocation,(ii)surroundingfeaturesoftheproposedsite(within500meters)and(iii)thesite(indicatinglevels&contours)toappropriatescales.Ifnotavailableattachonlyconceptualplans.

Presentlylandisvacantandlandisinfreezone.Therewillbechangeislanduse.

ProposeddevelopmentisinlinewithD.Pofarea.Followingdocumentsareattachedassupportingdocuments.

1. ConceptualPlanandDetailedTenementstatementareattachedasANNEXUREII

2. LocationPlanisattachedasANNEXUREIII

1.2 Listoutallthemajorprojectrequirementsintermsofthelandarea,builtuparea,waterconsumption,powerrequirement,connectivity,communityfacilities,parkingneeds,etc.

Proposed Unit

PlotArea 1,09,710 m2



ConstructionBuiltUpArea 1,44,112.45

m2

Waterconsumption

Proposed Unit

TotalWaterConsumption

1402 m3/day

EnergyConsumption



Proposed Unit

TotalConnectedload 12.6 MW

ParkingProvided

TotalParkingProvided

Fourwheeler 112Nos.

Twowheeler 3771Nos

CycleParking 3771Nos.

Connectivity Proposedsiteisaccessibleby‐ 12mServiceroadand30mshahapurroad. LocationPlanisattachedasANNEXUREIII

1.3 Whatarethelikelyimpactsoftheproposedactivityontheexistingfacilitiesadjacenttotheproposedsite?(Suchasopenspaces,communityfacilities,detailsoftheexistinglanduse,disturbancetothelocalecology).

Theprojectbeingawell‐plannedactivitywill resultinorganizedopenspacesandgreenareas.Therewillbe minor negative impact on flora present in andaround the project site during construction phasemainlyduetodust.

1.4. Willtherebeanysignificantlanddisturbanceresultinginerosion,subsidence&instability?(Detailsofsoiltype,slopeanalysis,vulnerabilitytosubsidence,seismicityetcmaybegiven).

Themainreasonsforerosionareoverexploitationofgroundwater, instable slopes, landslides etc. Theproposedconstructionwillinvolvecuttingandfillingoperations. The project will involve construction ofroadsanddevelopmentofgreenareas,whichwouldreducethechancesoferosionandsubsidence. Subsidenceisnotanticipatedasgroundwaterwouldnotbeusedasasourceofwatersupply. Asperseismic‐zoningmapofIndia,theprojectsitefallsunderzoneIII.StructuraldesignrequirementswillbeasperzoneIII.

1.5 Willtheproposalinvolvealterationofnaturaldrainagesystems?(Givedetailsonacontourmapshowingthenaturaldrainageneartheproposedprojectsite)

No.Therewillnotbeanyalterationofnaturaldrainagesystem.Thelandisflat.ThenaturalslopeoftheareaistowardsSouth‐Eastside.

1.6 Whatarethequantitiesofearthworkinvolvedintheconstructionactivity‐cutting,filling,reclamationetc.(Givedetailsofthequantitiesofearthworkinvolved,transportoffillmaterialsfromoutsidethesite,etc.)

Cutting and filling for construction activity arebalanced, so no transportation of earth will berequired



1.7 Givedetailsregardingwatersupply,wastehandlingetc.duringtheconstructionperiod.

Supply Source: Water for Domestic consumptionwill be available from Bhatsa Dam whereas forConstructionpurposeTankerwaterwillbeused. Storage:Water for constructionwill be stored in atank constructed temporarily at site whereasDomesticwaterfromBhatsaRiverwillbestoredinHDPEtanks.

1.8 Willthelowlyingareas&wetlandsgetaltered?(Providedetailsofhowlowlyingandwetlandsaregettingmodifiedfromtheproposedactivity)

No wet lands and low‐lying areas on the site.Received

1.9 Whetherconstructiondebris&wasteduringconstructioncausehealthhazard?(Givequantitiesofvarioustypesofwastesgeneratedduringconstructionincludingtheconstructionlabourandthemeansofdisposal)

Nohealthhazardisanticipated.

2. WATER ENVIRONMENT

2.1 Givethetotalquantityofwaterrequirementfortheproposedprojectwiththebreak‐upofrequirementsforvarioususes.Howwillthewaterrequirementmet?Statethesources&quantitiesandfurnishawaterbalancestatement.

TotalWaterrequirement:1402KLD DetailedwaterbalanceisenclosedasANNEXUREIV

2.2 Whatisthecapacity(dependablefloworyield)oftheproposedsourceofwater?

TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromBhatsaDam.

2.3 Whatisthequalityofwaterrequired,incase,thesupplyisnotfromamunicipalsource?(Providephysical,chemical,biologicalcharacteristicswithclassofwaterquality)

WatersupplyisfromBhatsaDam.

2.4 Howmuchofthewaterrequirementcanbemetfromtherecyclingoftreatedwastewater?(Givethedetailsofquantities,sourcesandusage)

TreatedwaterfromSewagetreatmentPlantwillbeusedforflushingandgardening

Totalsewagegenerated 1238KLD

Treatedwaterrecycledforflushing

344KLD

TreatedwaterforGardening 64KLD

Sludgeforcomposting 12KLD



TreatedSewagetonearbyagriculturaluse/nearbyconstructionarea

818KLD

2.5 Willtherebediversionofwaterfromotherusers?(Pleaseassesstheimpactsoftheprojectonotherexistingusesandquantitiesofconsumption)

Nodiversionisanticipated

2.6 Whatistheincrementalpollutionloadfromwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesandcompositionofwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity)

The total sewage of about 1238 KLD will begenerated from the project. The composition ofwaste water is given in the table indicating thequalityofrawwastewaterbeforetreatment

Parameters Values Units

pH 7‐8 mg/l

BOD 250‐300 mg/l

COD 450‐600 mg/l

O&G 10‐20 mg/l

TSS 100‐200 mg/l

Mitigationmeasures:TheSewagewillbe treatedin the STP of capacity 1300m3/day. The treatedwaterwillbereusedforflushingandgardening.

2.7 Givedetailsofthewaterrequirementsmetfromwaterharvesting?Furnishdetailsofthefacilitiescreated.

Rainwaterharvestingtankswillbeprovided

2.8. Whatwouldbetheimpactofthelandusechangesoccurringduetotheproposedprojectontherunoffcharacteristics(quantitativeaswellasqualitative)oftheareainthepostconstructionphaseonalongtermbasis?Woulditaggravatetheproblemsoffloodingorwaterlogginginanyway?

There will not be changes In land use as plot isreserved for residentialpurpose.The stormwaterdrainswillbedevelopedwithintheprojectsite.

2.9 Whataretheimpactsoftheproposalonthegroundwater?(Willtherebetappingofgroundwater;givethedetailsofgroundwatertable,rechargingcapacity,andapprovalsobtainedfromcompetentauthority,ifany)

In the proposed development there will be notapping of groundwater. Water demand for theconstruction as well as operational phase will bemetfromsourcessuchasBhatsaDam/River. Thegroundwatertableisat6to8m.



2.10 Whatprecautions/measuresaretakentopreventtherun‐offfromconstructionactivitiespollutingland&aquifers?(Givedetailsofquantitiesandthemeasurestakentoavoidtheadverseimpacts)

Followingmeasureswillbetakenuptopreventthe

runofffrompollutinglandandgroundwater

Noexcavationduringmonsoonseason.

Catchdrainageallalongtheperipheryofplotto

preventsurfacerunoff.

Useofsiltfenceandtrapstoreducetherunoff

2.11 Howisthestormwaterfromwithinthesitemanaged?(Statetheprovisionsmadetoavoidfloodingofthearea,detailsofthedrainagefacilitiesprovidedalongwithasitelayoutindicationcontourlevels)

Theprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcernedauthority.

Thestormwaterdrainswillbeprovidedatgroundlevels. So there will not be problem of waterloggingduetothisproject.

2.12 Willthedeploymentofconstructionlabourersparticularlyinthepeakperiodleadtounsanitaryconditionsaroundtheprojectsite(Justifywithproperexplanation)

No, the deployment of construction labourerswillnot lead to any unsanitary condition. Theconstruction labourers will be provided withtemporary shelter shades within the projectpremises. The unsanitary condition will beremoved by means of providing readymadeModulartoilets Solidwastewillbedisposedoffinmunicipalwastedisposalsystem.

2.13 Whaton‐sitefacilitiesareprovidedforthecollection,treatment&safedisposalofsewage?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesofwastewatergeneration,treatmentcapacitieswithtechnology&facilitiesforrecyclinganddisposal)

ConstructionPhase: Sewagewillbetreatedinseptictank.Theoverflowofseptictankisdischargedinsoakpits. OperationPhase: The sewage Treatment Plant is designed to treatthe raw sewage generated from the proposedproject.Theproposedcapacityofsewagetreatmentplantwouldbe1300m3/day.

2.14 Givedetailsofdualplumbingsystemiftreatedwasteusedisusedforflushingoftoiletsoranyotheruse.

Yes,Theproposeddevelopmentwillhavethedualplumbingsystemasthetreatedsewagewillbeusedforrecycling.

3. VEGETATION

3.1 Isthereanythreatoftheprojecttothebiodiversity?(Giveadescriptionofthelocalecosystemwithit’suniquefeatures,ifany)

Thereisnosensitiveecosystempresentatsitethatwillbedisturbedbytheproject.

3.2 Willtheconstructioninvolveextensiveclearingormodificationofvegetation?(Provideadetailedaccountofthetrees&vegetationaffectedbytheproject)

No.There isveryscantyvegetationofgrassesandshrubs along with very common fauna prevalentelsewhereinthearea.



3.3 Whatarethemeasuresproposedtobetakentominimizethelikelyimpactsonimportantsitefeatures(Givedetailsofproposalfortreeplantation,landscaping,creationofwaterbodiesetcalongwithalayoutplantoanappropriatescale)

The green belt will be developed for control ofpollutionandaestheticviewofthecomplex. RGareaProvided:12,810m2 RGarearequired:‐10,229.40m2

4. FAUNA

4.1 Istherelikelytobeanydisplacementoffauna‐bothterrestrialandaquaticorcreationofbarriersfortheirmovement?Providethedetails.

No.Theproposedsiteanditssurroundingsdonotsupportanyhabitatforanygroupofwildanimals

4.2 Anydirectorindirectimpactsontheavifaunaofthearea?Providedetails.

No.Therewillbenodirectorindirectimpactontheavifaunaofthearea.

4.3 Prescribemeasuressuchascorridors,fishladdersetc.tomitigateadverseimpactsonfauna

SincetheProposedProjectwouldnothaveanyadverseimpactonfaunahencemitigationmeasurenotrelevant

5. AIR ENVIRONMENT

5.1 Willtheprojectincreaseatmosphericconcentrationofgases&resultinheatislands?(Givedetailsofbackgroundairqualitylevelswithpredictedvaluesbasedondispersionmodelstakingintoaccounttheincreasedtrafficgenerationasaresultoftheproposedconstructions)

The Projectwill result inmarginal increase in theatmospheric concentrations of gases due to D.G.operations (back‐up power only). The proposedactivitywillnotresult intheformationofanyheatislands,asitdoesnotinvolveanysignificantchangeinthelandusepatternortheconcretingofareas.

5.2 Whataretheimpactsongenerationofdust,smoke,odorousfumesorotherhazardousgases?Givedetailsinrelationtoallthemeteorologicalparameters.

Diesel generator sets operated for back‐up powersupply are identified as the onlymajor sources ofgaseous and particulate emission. Impact ofvehicular is not significant. SO2, SPM, NOX and COemissions are expected due to fuel combustion ingeneratorsets.

5.3 Willtheproposalcreateshortageofparkingspaceforvehicles?Furnishdetailsofthepresentleveloftransportinfrastructureandmeasuresproposedforimprovementincludingthetrafficmanagementattheentry&exittotheprojectsite.

Theprojectwillhaveproperentryandexitforthevehicles.TheprojectsiteisaccessedbyserviceroadandShahapurroad.Therewillnotanytrafficcongestionduetoprojectsite.Inproposedprojectprovisionof112(fourwheeler),3771(twowheeler)&3771Nos.ofcycleparkingspaceshasbeenmade.



5.4 Providedetailsofthemovementpatternswithinternalroads,bicycletracks,pedestrianpathways,footpathsetc.,withareasundereachcategory.

Internalroads,footpaths/pedestrianpathwayshavebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex

5.5 Willtherebesignificantincreaseintrafficnoise&vibrations?Givedetailsofthesourcesandthemeasuresproposedformitigationoftheabove.

Considering the addition of vehicles due to theproposed project with the existing roads andvehicles plying on them, there will be marginalincreaseinthenoiselevelsbutwillnotresultinannegativeimpact.

5.6 WhatwillbetheimpactofDGsets&otherequipmentonnoiselevels&vibrationin&ambientairqualityaroundtheprojectsite?Providedetails.

DGsetwillbeusedinconstructionandoperationphaseonlyincaseofpowerfailure. The DG Sets shall be as per the guide lines laiddownbyEPRforspecificnoiseemissionstandards.Measures shall be taken for reduction of noise byusingacousticenclosures. Increase in noise levels are expected fromvariousconstructionequipmentandmachinery.

6. AESTHETICS

6.1 Willtheproposedconstructionsinanywayresultintheobstructionofaview,scenicamenityorlandscapes?Aretheseconsiderationstakenintoaccountbytheproponents?

Theproposedlanduseofthesitewouldbemainlyresidential and will not result in obstruction ofview, scenic amenity or landscape. However, thebuildings will be planned in such a way that theorganised open areas and landscaped areas are atthecentresothatallcanenjoythegreenareas.

6.2 Willtherebeanyadverseimpactsfromnewconstructionsontheexistingstructures?Whataretheconsiderationstakenintoaccount?

Therewillnotbeanyadverseimpact

6.3 Whetherthereareanylocalconsiderationsofurbanform&urbandesigninfluencingthedesigncriteria?Theymaybeexplicitlyspeltout.

The Project has been designed as per thedepartment of town planning, Government ofMaharashtra.

6.4 Arethereanyanthropologicalorarchaeologicalsitesorartefactsnearby?Stateifanyothersignificantfeaturesinthevicinityoftheproposedsitehavebeenconsidered.

No anthropological or archaeological sites orartefactsarefoundnearthesitearea.

7. SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS

7.1 Willtheproposalresultinanychangestothedemographicstructureoflocalpopulation?Providethedetails.

No.Majority of the labourwill be recruited locallyand only minimal skilled workers would be fromoutside, which is anticipated to be very small andwillnotaltertheexistingdemographicprofileofthe



area.

7.2 Givedetailsoftheexistingsocialinfrastructurearoundtheproposedproject.

The Project comes in free zone area and has allbasic infrastructural facilities as schools, medicalestablishments, shops, etc. within 10km radius ofprojectsite.

7.3 Willtheprojectcauseadverseeffectsonlocalcommunities,disturbancetosacredsitesorotherculturalvalues?Whatarethesafeguardsproposed?

No. The Project will have positive impact on localcommunities.

8. BUILDING MATERIALS

8.1 Mayinvolvetheuseofbuildingmaterialswithhigh‐embodiedenergy.Aretheconstructionmaterialsproducedwithenergyefficientprocesses?(Givedetailsofenergyconservationmeasuresintheselectionofbuildingmaterialsandtheirenergyefficiency)

Yesthebuildingmaterialswithhighembodiedenergywillbeused

8.2 Transportandhandlingofmaterialsduringconstructionmayresultinpollution,noise&publicnuisance.Whatmeasuresaretakentominimizetheimpacts?

Adequatemitigativemeasureswillbeadopted.Constructionequipmentwithidlingcontroltechnologieswillbeused.Regularmaintenanceoftheequipment’swillbecarriedout.Theconstructionactivitieswillbecarriedoutduringthedaytimeonly.Theconstructionsmaterials/excavatedsoil/constructiondebriswillbecarriedthoroughcoveredtrucks.Theworkersexposedtohighnoisegeneratingwouldbeprovidedwithearplugs.

8.3 Arerecycledmaterialsusedinroadsandstructures?Statetheextentofsavingsachieved?

Flyashincementconcrete.Typically20‐25%offlyashissubstitutedincement.

8.4 Givedetailsofthemethodsofcollection,segregation&disposalofthegarbagegeneratedduringtheoperationphasesoftheproject.

Thebio‐degradableandnon‐biodegradablewastewillbesegregatedatsourceofwastegeneration. Proposed Unit

Solidwastegenerated

7809 kg/day

Thebiodegradablewaste4685.4kg/day

willbetreatedbymechanicalcompostingmethod

Thenon‐biodegradablewaste3123.6kg/daywillbedisposedofthroughrecyclers.



9. ENERGY CONSERVATION

9.1 Givedetailsofthepowerrequirements,sourceofsupply,backupsourceetc.Whatistheenergyconsumptionassumedpersquarefootofbuilt‐uparea?Howhaveyoutriedtominimizeenergyconsumption?

Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCL

DGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackup.

Proposed Unit

Connectedload 12.6 MW

9.2 Whattypeof,andcapacityof,powerback‐uptoyouplantoprovide?

DGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackupforlightingincommonareas,oneliftperbuildingandfirepumpineachbuilding.ThetotalD.G.setcapacitywillbe6X500kVA

9.3 Whatarethecharacteristicsoftheglassyouplantouse?Providespecificationsofitscharacteristicsrelatedtobothshortwaveandlongwaveradiation?

DoubleglazedglassforResidentialbuildings

9.4 Whatpassivesolararchitecturalfeaturesarebeingusedinthebuilding?Illustratetheapplicationsmadeintheproposedproject.

The building structure will be designed in such awaythatsolarlightcanbeutilisedmaximumfordaytime.

9.5 Doesthelayoutofstreets&buildingsmaximisethepotentialforsolarenergydevices?Haveyouconsideredtheuseofstreetlighting,emergencylightingandsolarhotwatersystemsforuseinthebuildingcomplex?Substantiatewithdetails.

Solar street lights are proposed in areas such asopenspaces,pathways,RGetc.

9.6 Isshadingeffectivelyusedtoreducecooling/heatingloads?WhatprincipleshavebeenusedtomaximizetheshadingofWallsontheEastandtheWestandtheRoof?Howmuchenergysavinghasbeeneffected?

Theproposedresidentialbuildingwillhaveshadingarrangement.

9.7 Dothestructuresuseenergy‐efficientspaceconditioning,lightingandmechanicalsystems?Providetechnicaldetails.Providedetailsofthetransformersandmotorefficiencies,lightingintensityandair‐conditioningloadassumptions?AreyouusingCFCandHCFCfreechillers?Providespecifications.

Yes.Theroomswillbesodimensionedthateffectiveairconditioningcanbecarriedout.Publicareaswillbe cooled by natural ventilation. The design of thebuildingwill be such thatmaximumuse of naturalventilation can be achieved. The walls, roofs andopenings will be so designed that influx of heat isminimum.



9.8. Whatarethelikelyeffectsofthebuildingactivityinalteringthemicro‐climates?Provideaselfassessmentonthelikelyimpactsoftheproposedconstructiononcreationofheatisland&inversioneffects?

Heat emission from the proposed construction canbefromthefollowingsources: Heat absorbed from the concrete structures, heatgeneratedfromequipment’s/appliances,andduetoincreasedpopulationintheproposeddevelopment.However theheat generatedwill not be significantandwill bedissipated in the lush greens andopenareas provided within. Hence it can be concludedthattheheatislandeffectshallnotbeaconcernfortheproposedproject.

9.9. Whatarethethermalcharacteristicsofthebuildingenvelope?(a)roof;(b)externalwalls;and(c)fenestration?GivedetailsofthematerialusedandtheU‐valuesortheRvaluesoftheindividualcomponents.

UvalueinWatts/hr/m2/C

Roof 0.409 Watts/hr/m2/C

Wall 0.352 Watts/hr/m2/C

9.10 Whatprecautions&safetymeasuresareproposedagainstfirehazards?Furnishdetailsofemergencyplans.

The fire fighting system shall compromise ofhydrant system and portable extinguishers. Smokedetectors will be provided along with manual callpoints. External yard hydrants shall be installedaround all buildings in the complex in galvanizedsteel firehosecabinet(weatherproof).Allexternalyard hydrants shall be at one meter height fromfinishedgroundlevelasperNationalBuildingCode.External firehydrantsshallbe locatedsuchthatnoportion of any building ismore than 45m from ahydrant, and the external hydrants are notvulnerabletomechanicalorvehiculardamage.

9.11 Ifyouareusingglassaswallmaterialprovidesdetailsandspecificationsincludingemissivityandthermalcharacteristics.

NotApplicable

9.12 Whatistherateofairinfiltrationintothebuilding?Providedetailsofhowyouaremitigatingtheeffectsofinfiltration.

Thefollowingmeasureswillbeadoptedtomitigatetheeffectsofinfiltration: Aluminiumwindowswithrubbergasket,sothat

thewindowsaresealed,willbeprovided. Summer cross section ventilation will be

maximum.

9.13 Towhatextentthenon‐conventionalenergytechnologiesareutilisedintheoverallenergyconsumption?Providedetailsoftherenewableenergytechnologiesused.

NotApplicable

10. EnvironmentManagementPlan

TheEnvironmentManagementPlanwouldconsistofallmitigation

EnclosedasAnnexureV



measuresforeachitemwiseactivitytobeundertakenduringtheconstruction,operationandtheentirelifecycletominimizeadverseenvironmentalimpactsasaresultoftheactivitiesoftheproject.Itwouldalsodelineatetheenvironmentalmonitoringplanforcomplianceofvariousenvironmentalregulations.Itwillstatethestepstobetakenincaseofemergencysuchasaccidentsatthesiteincludingfire.



ANNEXUREI

AREASTATEMENT

A AREASTATEMENT SQ.MT.1 AREAOFPLOT(ASPER7/12Extract) 109710.002 DEDUCTIUONSFOR a. AreaunderRoad 2032.083 BalancePlotarea 107677.924 DEDUCTIONSFOR

a. 5%AmenityArea(5%of3) 5383.905 Balanceplotarea(3‐4a) 102294.026 10%openspace(10%of5) 10229.407 NetPlotarea(5‐6) 92064.628 FSIPermissible 1.29 AdditionalFSIonpaymentofpremium 0.410 TotalPermissiblefloorarea(8+9) 1.2411 TotalPermissiblefloorarea(7X10) 1,14,160.1312 TotalPermissiblefloorarea(11+amenity) 1,16,852.0813 ProposedBuilt‐uparea 1,16,422.3814 FSIconsumed 0.99

Proposed Unit



ConstructionBuiltUpArea 1,44,112.45 m2



TENEMENTSTATEMENT

BuildingDetails Height(m) BuildingConfiguration

ResidentialBuilding(32Nos.)

24.0 GR+7Floor

CommercialBuilding 11.4 GR+2Floor AmenitySchool 10.8 GR+2Floor

SECTOR BLDG. No. NO OF FLATS

SECTOR 1

1 BLDG D 95 2 BLDG D 95 3 BLDG E 95 4 BLDG F 63

SECTOR 2

5 BLDG D 95 6 BLDG A 79 7 BLDG B 127 8 BLDG E 95 9 BLDG E 95

SECTOR 3

10 BLDG U 78 11 BLDG M 110 12 BLDG P 95 13 BLDG U2 73

SECTOR 4

14 BLDG T2 59 15 BLDG S 89 16 BLDG Q 142 17 BLDG T 63

SECTOR 5

18 BLDG P 95 19 BLDG L 158 20 BLDG P 95 21 BLDG B 127 22 BLDG F 63 23 BLDG S 89 24 BLDG S 89

SECTOR 6

25 BLDG K 89 26 BLDG K 89 27 BLDG K 89 28 BLDG H 95 29 BLDG H 95 30 BLDG A 79 31 BLDG H 95 32 BLDG J 127

TOTAL FLATS 3022

SECTOR 7 33 COMM (G+2)

SCHOOL BLDG. (G+2)



ANNEXUREII

CONCEPTUALPLAN

CYCL

E PA

RKIN

G

CYCLE PARKING

CYCLEPARKING

CYCLE PARKING

UG TANK

SEPTIC TANK

SEPTIC TANK

UG TANK

12 MT WIDE SERVICE ROAD

BLDG CONTROL

30 MT WIDE SHAHPUR ROAD

18 MT WIDE ROAD

9 MT WIDE ROAD 9 MT WIDE ROAD

15 M

T W

IDE

ROAD

12 MT WIDE ROAD

18 M

T W

IDE

ROAD

9 MT WIDE ROAD

AMENITY PLOT5834 SQ.MT.

COMMERCIALHALL

SUB-STATION

4M W

IDE

NALL

AH

PLOT NOT INSCHEME

PLOT NOT INSCHEME

RG 1 AREA3300 SQ.MT.




RG AREA

RG AREA

RG AREA

4M WIDE NALLAH4M WIDE NALLAH

STP

S YS T

EM

S TP

SYST

EM

S TP

S YS T

EM

STP SYSTEMSTP SYSTEMSTP SYSTEM

STP SYSTEM

STP SYSTEM STP SYSTEM

STP

SYST

EM

STP

SYST

EMST

P SY

STEM

STP

SYST

EMSTP SYSTEM STP SYSTEM

7.45

7.45 7.20

6.93 7.87 9.

69

10.4

3

10.6

7

4.45

11.95

11.09

7.09

23.20

22.625.57

6.75

6.75

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5.00

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6.00

6.00

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014.7

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9.20 11

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6.23 7.73

6.98

8.29

18.80

5.37

4.25

3.15

3.30

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6.00

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6.03

7.32

11.15

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7.20 6.27

13.656.00 23.32

7.20

8.02

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17.64

13.36

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CLUB HOUSE

CLUB HOUSE

CLUB HOUSE

BLDG 1

BLDG 2

BLDG 6BLDG 7

BLDG 9 BLDG 8

BLDG 11

BLDG 18

BLDG 24

BLDG 21

BLDG 19

BLDG 26

BLDG 4

BLDG 31

BLDG 14

BLDG 30

BLDG 29BLDG 28

BLDG 22

BLDG 27

BLDG 12

BLDG 10

BLDG 13

BLDG 17

BLDG 3

BLDG 32

BLDG 20

AMENITYAREA -2

( SCHOOL)GR + 2 FLRS

BLDG 23

BLDG 15

BLDG 16

BLDG 5

BLDG 25

SECTOR I SECTOR II

SECTOR III

SECTOR IV

SECTOR V

SECTOR VI

SECTOR VII



ANNEXUREIII LocationPlan



STUDYAREAWITHIN15km



ANNEXUREIV

WATERBALANCESTATEMENT

ParticularsNoofFlats/rooms/Cars

OccupancyTotal

Population

TotalWaterRequirement/

person

WaterDemandKLD

Domestic Flushing

Residential 3022 5 15,110 65 21 86 1,300

ConvienientShops 130 3 390 9 21 30 12

CommercialBldg(m2) 2065.31personsper10

m2 207 9 21 30 6

School(m2) 2691.95 4personsperm2 673 9 21 30 20

Total(A) 15,500 1,338WaterrequiedforGardening(B)

64

Total(A+B) ` 1,402

SewageGeneration 1,238

Sludge 12RecyclingforFlushingResidential 3022 5 15,110 21 21 317

ConvienientShops 130 3 390 21 21 8

CommercialBldg 2065.3 1personsper10 207 21 21 4

School 2691.95 4personsperm2 673 21 21 14

Total 15,500 344WaterforRG 12810 m2 5lit/m2 64

818

WaterRequirementBasis(inlpcd)*

90%ofDomestic&100%ofFlushingRequirement

1%ofSewageGeneration

ExcessTreatedWatertonearbyagriculture&constructionworks

Waterrequirementiscalculatedconsideringthe86lpcdasperwaterconservationmeasuressuggestedinManualonnormsand standards forenvironment clearanceof large constructionprojectsPublishedbyMinistryofEnvironmentandForests,GovernmentofIndia.PageNo.63,Table2.4

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearance ProjectName:ResidentialProjectatThane


ANNEXUREV

EnvironmentalManagementPlanduringConstructionPhase Sr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents

PredictedImpacts

ProbablesourceofImpact

MitigationMeasures Remarks

CONSTRUCTIONPHASE

1. AmbientAirQuality

Negativeimpactinsideconstructionsitepremises.Nonegativeimpactoutsidesite.

Dustemissionsfromexcavation,airemissionsfrommachineryandotherconstructionactivitiesatsite.

Dustreductionmeasuressuchasroadwatering.Periodicmaintenanceofconstructionequipment.Useofgoodqualityfuels.UseofPersonalProtectiveEquipment’s

Impactsaretemporaryduringconstructionphase.Impactswillbeconfinedtoshortdistances,ascoarseparticleswillsettlewithintheshortdistancefromactivities.

2. Noise Negativeimpactnearnoise

Useofwell‐maintainedequipment.

generationsourcesinside

Noisegeneratedfrom

Heavyconstructionactivitylimitedtoday‐

Temporaryimpactsduring

Premises.Nosignificantimpacton

constructionactivitiesandoperationofconstruction

timehoursonly.Useofnoisemufflersinandconstructionvehicle.

constructionphase.Noblastingorotherhighnoiseactivitiesenvisaged.

ambientnoiselevelsinthe

equipmentandDGsets

Surroundingarea.

Useofearplugs/muffsbyconstructionstaff.

3. Water Nosignificantnegativeimpact.

Surfacerunofffromprojectsite.Oil/fuelandwastespills.Improperdebrisdisposal.Dischargeofsewagefromlabourcamp.

Siltfencestoreducerun‐offSecondarycontainmentanddykesinmaterialstorageareas.Sewagetreatmentinseptictanks.

Labourwillbeemployedtoreducesizeoflabourcamps.Noperennialsurfacewaterresourceadjacenttosite.Noexcavationworkwillbe

4. Land Minornegativeimpact

Excavation,Constructiondebris,waste

Reutilizationandrecyclingofconstructiondebris



Sr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents Predicted

Impacts

ProbablesourceofImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

fromlabourcamp.

Wastefromlabourcampswillbecollectedandcompostedonsite.Noncompostablewastewillbetransportedtolandfillsite.Topsoilwillbeconservedandusedforlandscapinginfunctionalphase.

‐

5. Aesthetics Minornegativeimpacts

ConstructionactivitiesandExcavation

Theimpactswillbecompensatedbyextensivetreeplantationandgardeningintheusephase.

Shorttermimpactrestrictedonlyintheinitialstagesofconstruction.



EnvironmentalManagementPlanduringFunctionalPhase

Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

FUNCTIONALPHASE

1. AmbientAirQuality

MinorNegativeimpact

ParticulateandgaseousemissionsfromDGsetsandvehiclemovement

Useoflowsulphur

goodfuel

Periodic

maintenanceofDG

sets

UseofCNG/LPGas

afuelshouldbe

encouraged.

2. Noise

Minornegativeimpactinsidepremises.

Noisefromvehiclemovementandoperationofdieselgeneratorsetsduringpowerfailure.

HousingofDGsets

inbuildingswith

appropriate

acoustics.

Traffic

management

measuresto

reducenoise

Appropriatetrees

whichwillactas

noisesbarriers

willbeplantedin

thepremisesand

alongroadside.

‐‐

3. Water

Nosignificantadverseimpact

Oil/fuelandwastespillsinvehicleparkingarea. Dischargeofsewage. Dischargeofcontaminatedstormwater

Sewagewaterwill

betreatedand

recycled.

Rainwater

harvestingand

rechargeof

groundwater

aquiferis

proposed.

Good

housekeepingand

stormwater

managementwill

befollowed.

Recycledwaterwillbeusedforgardeningandflushingpurpose.

4. Land Nonegativeimpact

Storageanddisposalofsolidwastes.

Treatmentand

reuseofsewage

Segregationofdryandwetgarbagebefore



Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

Dischargeofsewage. Fuelandmaterialspills.

water.

Integratedwaste

managementand

spillcontrolplan

Drygarbagewill

besentfor

recyclingandwet

garbagewillbe

composted.

willbedonebeforedisposal.

5. Biological OverallPositiveimpact

Habitat

disturbance

Greenspaces

insidethe

premiseswillhelp

tocompensatethe

earliereffectfrom

vegetation.

Landscapingand

extensive

plantationinthe

premises.

Landscapingwill

helpinreducing

anyadverse

impactsonair

andnoisequality.

6. Socio‐economic

Overallpositiveimpact

Increasedjobopportunityinhouseholdmaintenanceandancillaryservices.

‐‐ Positiveandlongtermimpact‐

FUNCTIONALPHASE

7. TrafficPattern

NosignificantImpact

Thecomplexislikelytoaddmoderatelytothetrafficflowconsideredduringpeakhour.

Traffic

Management

practiseswillbe

employed.

Adequateparking

spacewillbe

providedinthe

premises.

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