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Chapters Particulars
Chapter:1 Purpose of the report
Chapter:2 Environmental Clearance Letter
Chapter: 3 Site Study Report
Chapter:4 Post Environmental Clearance Compliance Report
Chapter: 5 Monitoring Reports & Analysis
Chapter: 6 Corrective Action-Preventive Action Plan (CAPA)
Chapter: 7 Suggestions for Implementation
Chapter: 8 Annexures
Annexure- I
Consent to Establish from HSPCB
Annexure- II
Acknowledgement of previous submitted compliance reports
Annexure- III
Monitoring Reports
Annexure- IV
Water permission Acknowledgement
Annexure-V
NOC from Airport Authority of India
Annexure- VI
Dual Plumbing Plan
Annexure-VII
Landscape Plan
Annexure-VIII
Parking Plan
Annexure-IX
Aravali and Forest NOC Through DC
Annexure-X
Approved Site Plan
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT
As per the “Sub Para (ii)” of “Para 10” of EIA Notification 2006, it is stated that “It shall be
mandatory for the project management to submit half-yearly compliance reports in respect of the
stipulated prior environmental clearance terms and conditions in hard and soft copies to the
regulatory authority concerned, on 1st June and 1st December of each calendar year”
It is mandatory to submit a Six Monthly Compliance Report to show the status & compliance of
all the Conditions mentioned in Environment clearance Letter, along with monitoring of various
Environmental Parameters (as per CPCB Norms).
The regulatory authorities in this case are Haryana State Pollution Control Board, Regional
Office-MoEF (Chandigarh) and Haryana SEIAA. Various scheduled Site Visits were conducted
by a team of Experts to Monitor Pollution related parameters as defined by CPCB / UPPCB.
Samples for water and soil were also collected for further analysis.
Based on the Specific and General Conditions mentioned in the EC Letter, a Compliance
Report was prepared by the Team on behalf of Project Proponent; details of which are
present in Chapter – “Compliance Report”.
Methodology for Preparation of Report is as follows:
1) Study of EC Letter & Related Documents,
2) Site Visits by a Team of Experts,
3) Monitoring of Environment Parameters, viz. Ambient Air, Water, Noise, Soil & DG Sets,
4) Analysis of Samples collected during Monitoring,
5) Interpretation of Monitoring Results,
6) Preparation of Corrective Action & Preventive Action (CAPA) Plan in case
emission/effluent levels are beyond prescribed limits,
7) Suggestions for Implementation of various Action Plans.
Generic Structure of Report:
1) Purpose of the Report, explaining the need of a Compliance Report and Methodology
Adopted for preparation of Report.
2) Environment Clearance Letter, prescribing all the conditions & guidelines to be
followed during construction Phase and Operation Phase of the Project.
Chapter- 1
3) Site Study Report, showing status of the project and site photographs.
4) Compliance Report, explaining the entire General & specific conditions in the EC Letter
and providing details w.r.t. each condition/ guideline.
5) Monitoring Reports & Analysis, showing the level of emission with in the project site for
various Environment Parameters.
6) Corrective Action & Preventive Action Plans,to check on various deviations from
prescribed limits.
7) Suggestions for Implementation.
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE LETTER
Chapter- 3
SITE STUDY REPORT
Name of Project Group Housing Colony of M/s Today
Homes and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd
Address of Site Sector- 73, Behrampur, Haryana
Expected date of
completion of project
July 2016
Bricks and Blocks used Fly ash based bricks are being used for
outer structures and red bricks are being
used in internal structures
Number of workers
working
100-120
Number of Workers staying
in campus
No labor is staying in campus. Separate
land has been taken on rent for the labor
hutments near the site office.
Number of Shifts One (9am to – 5pm)
Labour hutments Labour hutments have been provided
outside the campus on rent basis.
Toilet Arrangements Toilet arrangement has been made on site
for the Contractor office and workers.
Solid Waste generated Septic tank is being installed for the site.
First Aid Facility First aid boxes available in site office.
Safety Equipments Are being provided to the construction
labor.
Training schedule of the
workers
Yes as per schedule it is provided
Every Week- Safety Drill
Once in 2 Months- Fire Drill.
Arrangements for
prevention of Air and
Noise Pollution
Dust Collector in Batching Plant for Fly ash
and cement have been installed.
Water used for Construction
Purpose
Private water tankers are being used for
bringing STP treated water from
Behrampur HUDA STP
Excavated Muck Some part of Muck used in the levelling of
project and rest is being stored for land
scaping
Dust Suppression Water Sprinklers are being used daily
Safety Slogans/
Photographs
Safety slogans and safety photographs
are in place
Construction Waste Being stored at the site and sold to the
authorized vendors.
POST ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE
COMPLIANCE REPORT
About the Builder: Today Homes and infrastructure Pvt Ltd is one of North India’s Leading
real estate developer with proven expertise in the development of large scale residential and
commercial properties. Today has long been developing homes, malls, multiplexes, integrated
township and hotels, encompassing the entire gamut of not only real estate development but
fine living. The group is committed to technical innovation, futuristic design and completion of
projects before schedule, thus constantly raising the benchmark of real estate development.
About the Project: Today Homes and Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd has launched new residential
housing apartments, Canary Greens in Sector 73 Gurgaon. It offers 2, 3, 4 BHK apartments
with study area measuring from 1275 sq. ft. to 2555 sq.ft. Top amenities include club,
swimming pool, children play area, parking, open space, water supply, security system, etc.
Location of Project: This project is in sector 73 Village Behrampur, Gurgaon, Haryana.
Status of Environment Clearance: Environment Clearance of the project has been granted
vide letter SEIAA/HR/2010/615 dated 28.07.2010.
Status of Consent to Establish: Consent to Establish has been accorded to the project vide
letter no. 282123GUSOCTE258155 dated 11.10.2013 and added as Annexure-I
Status of Environmental Clearance Compliances: Six monthly compliance reports are being
submitted on regular basis. Acknowledgement for previous submission of compliance reports is
attached as Annexure-II
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PART A - SPECIFIC CONDITIONS: Construction Phase:-
I A first aid room as proposed in the project
report will be provided in both during
construction and operation phase of the
project.
First Aid room is provided in the site office
and arrangements have been made for
emergency situations.
First Aid room will be made for operation
phase also
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II Adequate drinking water and sanitary
facilities should be provided for
construction workers at the site. Provision
should be made for mobile toilets. Open
defecation by the labors is strictly
prohibited. The safe disposal of waste
water and solid wastes generated during
the construction phase should be ensured.
Water Facilities: Water facilities for drinking
and other purposes to the labours is being
provided through water tankers
Sanitary Conditions: Proper toilet
arrangements at construction site and at
labour hutments have been provided. For
removal of solid waste generated by
labours, vendor has been hired.
Wastewater: Waste water generated will be
sent to septic tanks.
Open defecation by labours is being
prevented as all the sanitary arrangements
have been made for labours, on project site
and in labour hutments.
III All the top soil excavated during
construction activities should be stored for
use in horticulture/landscape development
within the project site.
Top soil excavated during early construction
activities is stored towards south side and will
be used for horticulture/ landscape activities
and for levelling purpose. Some topsoil was
used for levelling of land and to maintain the
plinth level above the ground to ensure any
damage from floods.
IV Disposal of muck during construction phase
should not create any adverse effect on
the neighbouring communities and be
disposed of taking the necessary
precautions for general safety and health
aspects of people, only in approved sites
with the approval of competent authority.
Provisions for prevention of any kind of
pollution from disposal of muck are being
used.
Waste bricks and spent concrete is proposed
to be used for road which binds the soil and
prevent generation of fugitive dust
Dumpers are being covered and speed of
dumpers is maintained slow to minimize the
impacts.
Regular water sprinkling is being done to
suppress the fugitive dust.
V 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 and
any hazardous waste generated during
construction phase, should be disposed off
as per applicable rules and norms with
necessary approval of the Haryana State
Pollution Control Board.
a) There is no generation of bituminous
material from construction projects.
b) Small amount of diesel generator
waste may be generated and will be
handled as per Hazardous waste
rules.
c) It shall also be handled as per The
Manufacture, Storage and Import of
Hazardous Chemical Rules, 1989 and
Material Safety Data Sheet.
VI The diesel generator sets to be used Agreed. DG sets are proposed in case of
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during construction phase should be low
sulphur diesel type and should conform to
Environment (Protection) Rules prescribed
for air and noise emission standards.
power failure only. Temporary connection
from HUDA has been obtained and
construction is mainly done on electric supply.
All the DG Sets being used at site are as per
Environmental Protection Rules and as per
prescribed emission standards.
VII 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.
a) Diesel consumption at construction site
is very low, around 50-60 LPD and is
being purchased on daily basis
b) During operation phase 90% power
backup is proposed for power
failure, after obtaining electricity
connection on required load diesel
consumption will become very less. In
case required permission from Chief
Controller of Explosives will be taken
for storage of Diesel
c) Moreover, Diesel from DG sets will
be stored in earmarked locations. It
will also be handled as per the
Manufacture, Storage and Import of
Hazardous Chemical rules, 1989.
VIII Ambient noise levels should conform to
residential standards both during day and
night. Incremental pollution loads on the
ambient air and noise quality should be
closely monitored during construction
phase. Adequate measures should be
taken to reduce ambient air and noise
level during construction phase, so as to
conform to the stipulated standards.
a) Incremental pollution loads on the
ambient air and noise quality are
being closely monitored and test
reports are within the permissible
limits.
b) Test Result is enclosed as Annexure
III.
c) Shelter belt will be provided to
reduce the noise level within the site.
IX Fly ash should be used as building
material in the construction as per the
provisions of Fly Ash Notification of
September, 1999 and amended as on
27th August, 2003
As per the provisions of fly ash notification of
September, 1999 and as amended on 27th
August, 2003, fly ash bricks are being used
in the outer structure and red bricks are
being used in the interior of the building.
X Ready mixed concrete must be used in
building construction.
Ready mixed concrete is being used in
building construction to reduce the water
demand.
XI Storm water control and its re-use as per
CGWB and BIS standards for various
applications should be ensured.
Agreed. Storm water control and its reuse
will be maintained as per Central Ground
Water Board and BIS standards for various
applications.
XII Water demand during construction should a) RMC is being used for preparing
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be reduced by use of premixed concrete,
curing agents and other best practices
referred.
Ready mix Concrete which uses
optimum water as required for
construction and water used for
curing used to re-circulate again and
again in order to reduce water
usage.
b) Curing agents like Aquamine 721,
427 are being used for fast curing of
concrete and to reduce the water
demand..
XIII Permission from Competent Authority for
supply of water shall be obtained prior to
construction / operation of the project.
Permission of water supply has been
obtained and water is taken from STP of
Behrampur. Copy for the same is attached as
Annexure-IV
XIV Roof should meet prescriptive requirement
as per Energy Conservation Building Code
by using appropriate thermal insulation
material to fulfill requirement.
a) 4 towers are under progress and no
tower has reached roof. While
constructing Roof has made as such to
meet the prescriptive requirement as
per energy conservation building
code by using 75 mm expanded
polystyrene having U value 0.409
Watt/m2K and internal plaster to
fulfill requirement.
b) Roof Top SPV (Solar Photo Voltaic)
systems will be installed to harness
solar energy.
c) Solar water Heaters will also be used
as energy conservation measure
XV Opaque wall should meet prescriptive
requirement as per Energy Conservation
Building Code which is proposed to be
mandatory for all air conditioned spaces
while it is inspirational for non-air-
conditioned spaces by use of appropriate
thermal insulation material to fulfill
requirement.
Opaque wall will meet prescriptive
requirement as per energy conservation
building code for all air conditioned spaces
while it is aspiration for non air conditioned
spaces by use of appropriate thermal
insulation to fulfill requirement.
XVI The approval of the competent authority
shall be obtained for structural safety of
the building on account of earthquake,
adequacy of fire fighting equipments, etc.
as per National Building Code including
protection measures from lightening etc. If
any forestland is involved in the proposed
site, clearance under Forest Conservation
a) To deal with any fire related
accident, fire fighting facility of
single handed hydrant valve, long
hose reel, and portable fire
extinguisher is provided.
b) The project falls under seismic active
Zone IV indicating high damage risk
zone. The buildings is being designed
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Act shall be taken from the competent
Authority.
as earthquake resistant and comply
with the required IS specifications.
structural safety of the building due
to earthquake, adequacy of fire
fighting equipments, etc as per the
National Building Code 2005
including protection measures from
lightening etc.
c) No forest land is involved the project
site
XVII The PP will use water for construction
phase through tankers. However, prior
permission from CGWA will be taken
before using the bore well water for
construction purposes.
Treated Water is being used during
construction phase supplied by HUDA. Water
permission has been applied and affidavit in
this regard has been added with this report
ref Annexure-IV
No bores holes have been dug and not even
proposed.
XVIII
The project proponent will construct rain
water harvesting pits @ 1 pit per acre for
recharging the ground water within the
project premises.
RWH pits will be constructed at the end of
the project.
1 pit per acre for recharging the ground
water within the project premises will be
installed.
XIX The project proponent will start
construction after getting permission of the
airport authority
NOC from AAI is added as Annexure-V
PART A- SPECIFIC CONDITIONS : Operation Phase
I The STP shall be installed for the
treatment of the sewage generated to the
prescribed standards including odour and
treated effluent will be recycled to
achieve zero exit discharge. The STP
should be installed at the remotest place
in the project area.
The STP of capacity 450 KLD, FAB
technology is proposed for installation and
for the treatment of sewage.
Treatment plant will be designed as such to
keep the effluent discharge as per
prescribed standards.
STP will be installed at the remotest place
and will be installed far away from RWH
pits and storm water drainage system also.
II Separation of the grey and black water
should be done by the use of dual
plumbing line. Treatment of 100% grey
water by decentralized treatment should
be done ensuring that the re-circulated
water should have BOD maximum upto 10
ppm and the recycled water will be used
for flushing, gardening and DG set cooling
a) Separation of grey and black water
will be done by the use of dual
plumbing line.
b) Treatment of 100% grey water by
decentralized treatment will be done
ensuring the recycled water shall
have BOD maximum upto 10 mg/l.
Dual Plumbing Plan is attached as
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and running of foundation in the water
body to achieve zero exit discharge.
Annexure VI.
c) The recycled water will be used for
flushing, gardening and other
recreational purposes
d) BOD will be maintained as per
standards.
III For disinfection of the treated wastewater
ultra violet radiation or ozonation process
should be used.
Ultra violet filtration process is proposed for
disinfection of treated waste water. Up-
gradation of technology may also be
entertained.
IV The solid waste generated should be
properly collected and segregated. Bio-
degradable waste will be decomposed at
site and dry/ insert solid waste should be
disposed off to be approved sites for land
filling after recovering recyclable
material.
a) During the operational phase, solid
waste generated will be collected in
colored bins (green, blue and dark
grey) separate for bio-degradable
and non-biodegradable will be
collected and dustbins will be located
all around and inside the premises
and disposal is being done according
to solid waste management plan,
already mentioned in the submitted
report.
b) Biodegradable waste produced
during construction phase, by the
labours is being sold to vendor
directly.
c) The inert solid waste will be
transported to a local Solid Waste
dumping site.
V Diesel power generating sets proposed as
source of backup power for lifts, common
area illumination and for domestic use
should be of enclosed type and conform to
rules made under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986. The location of the
DG sets should be in the basement as
promised by the project proponent with
appropriate stack height i.e. above the
roof level as per CPCB norms. The diesel
used for DG sets should be of low sulphur
contents (maximum upto 0.25%)
a) DG sets are under installation.
Capacity is designed for 90%
backup confirming backup for lifts,
common area illumination and for
domestic use.
b) Stack height of DG Sets will be
maintained as per CPCB guidelines
and DG sets will be placed in
basement, platform for the same has
been prepared and
c) All the DG Sets installed will be
provided with acoustic enclosures.
d) Diesel will be brought from filling
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stations of IOCL or HP to ensure low
sulphur diesel
VI Ambient Noise Level should be controlled
to ensure that it does not exceed the
prescribed standards both within and at
the boundary of the proposed residential
complex.
Agreed.
a) Ambient noise level is controlled by
regular maintenance of vehicles and
machinery used at construction site.
b) Welding is being done in open area
only to prevent noise.
c) While using machineries ear muffs
are provided to the workers working
near metal works and welding works
VII The project proponent should maintain at
least 20% as green cover area for tree
plantation especially all around the
periphery of the project and on the road
sides preferably with local species so as to
provide protection against particulates
and noise. The open spaces inside the plot
should be preferably landscaped and
covered with vegetation/grass. The
project proponent shall provide green
cover to the paved area.
a) 13,123.83 m2 area will be covered
under green landscape area which is
30% of the plot area.
b) Local species will be planted I this
area.
c) All the open area left after all the
construction, apart from landscape,
will be used for green cover only
d) Landscape plan is enclosed as
Annexure – VII
VIII Weep holes in the compound front walls
shall be provided to ensure natural
drainage of rain water in the catchments
area during the monsoon period.
Weep holes will be provided holes in
compound front to ensure natural drainage
of rain runoff.
IX Rainwater harvesting for roof run-off and
surface run-off, as per plan submitted
should be implemented. Before recharging
the surface run-off, pretreatment through
sedimentation tanks must be done to
remove suspended matter, oil and grease.
The bore well for rainwater recharging
should be kept at least 5 mts. above the
highest ground water table.
a) Rainwater harvesting as per plan for
roof run-off and surface run-off will
be implemented.
b) Suspended matter, oil and grease
will be removed by treatment before
recharging with surface run-off.
c) The bore well for recharge will be
kept at least 5 mts. above the highest
ground water table.
d) Distance will be maintained as to
avoid contaminants to enter RWH pit.
e) Water collected from first 10 minutes
of rainfall will be removed from
sedimentation tank to avoid
impurities and rest will be collected.
f) Roof top will be designed as such to
avoid any use of toxic material or
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paint which can contaminate rain
water.
X The ground water level and its quality
should be monitored regularly in
consultation with Central Ground Water
Authority.
It will be followed.
XI There should be no traffic congestion near
the entry and exist points from the roads
adjoining the proposed project site.
Parking should be fully internalized and
no public space should be utilized
a) Parking will be completely
internalized and no public space will
be utilized for car parking.
b) All the parking for visitors will also
be considered.
c) Care will be taken to ensure that
there is no traffic congestion at the
entry and exit points.
d) Parking Plan is attached as
Annexure-VIII
XII A report on the energy conservation
measures conforming to energy
conservation norms finalize by Bureau of
Energy Efficiency should be prepared
incorporating details about building
materials & technology; R & U factors etc.
and submit to the Ministry of environment
& forests in three months time.
Report on energy conservation measures has
been prepared and has been submitted
already with previous compliance report
XIII Energy conservation measures like
installation of CFLs/TFLs for lighting the
areas outside the building should be
integral part of the project design and
should be in place before project
commissioning, used CFLs and TFLs should
be properly collected and disposed
off/sent for recycling as per the
prevailing guidelines/rules of the
regulatory authority to avoid mercury
contamination. Use of solar panels must be
adapted to the maximum extent possible
for energy conservation.
a) LEDs will be used wherever possible
as a measure of energy conservation.
b) Use of T-5 and solar lighting in open
spaces, common area, and landscape
area for lighting outside the building
will be the integral part of the
project design.
c) Used CFLs and TFLs will be properly
collected and disposed of properly
and will be sent to authorized
dealers and recyclers so as to avoid
mercury contamination.
XIV The solid waste generated should be
properly collected and segregated as per
the requirement of the MSW Rules, 2000
and as amended from time to time. The
bio-degradable waste should be
composted by vermicomposting at the site
a) The solid waste generated will be
collected and segregated as per the
requirement of the MSW Rules,
2000. The bio-degradable waste will
be composted by vermicomposting at
the site earmarked within the project
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earmarked within the project area and
dry/inert solid waste should be disposed
off to the approved sites for land filling
after recovering recyclable material.
area and dry/inert solid waste will
be disposed off to the approved sites
for land filling after recovering
recyclable material.
b) Solid waste management plan is
added with this report
XV The provision of the solar water heating
system shall be as per norms specified by
HAREDA and shall be made operational in
each building block.
It will be followed. Roof-top Solar water
heaters will be installed to reduce the
energy consumption. Installation will be done
in each building before the buildings come to
operation
XVI The project proponent will use the water
from already existing tube wells for
domestic purposes only after getting
permission from CGWA or will use water
supply from HUDA whichever is earlier
during operation phase.
It will be followed. Drinking water permission
will be taken from CGWA and prior to this
application will be moved in HUDA for water
connection.
XVII The traffic plan and parking plan
proposed by the PP should be adhered to
meticulously with further scope of
additional parking for future requirement.
There should be no traffic congestion near
the entry and exit points from the roads
adjoining the proposed project site.
Parking should be fully internalized and
no public spaces should be used
a) Parking will be fully internalized and
no public space will be utilized. There
will be no traffic congestion near the
entry and exit points from the roads
adjoining the project site.
b) Traffic circulation is attached as
Annexure IX and Parking plan is
enclosed as Annexure VII
PART-B GENERAL CONDITIONS
I The environmental safeguards contained in
the EIA/EMP report should be
implemented in letter and spirit.
Commitments made in Form-1, Form- 1A,
EIA/ EMP and other documents submitted to
SEIAA will be complied with.
II Six monthly compliance reports should be
submitted to the Haryana State Pollution
Control Board and Regional Office,
MOEF, GOI, Northern Region, Chandigarh
and a copy to the Regulatory Authority of
Haryana.
Six monthly compliance reports are being
regularly submitted to Haryana State
Pollution Control Board and Regional Office,
MOEF, GOI, Northern Region, Chandigarh
and a copy to the Regulatory Authority of
Haryana.
III The SEIAA, Haryana reserves the right to
add additional safeguard measure
subsequently, if found necessary.
Environmental Clearance granted will be
revoked if it is found that false information
has been given for getting approval of
this project.
Agreed.
IV The PP will start construction only after Aravali and Forest NOC through DC has
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getting NOC from the forest department
that the area under consideration doesnot
fall under section-4 and 5 PLPA-1900
been granted and is attached as Annexure-
IX
V All other statutory clearances such as the
approvals for storage of diesel from Chief
Controller of Explosives, Fire Department,
Civil Aviation Department, Forest
Conservation Act, 1980 and Wildlife
(Protection) Act, 1972, PLPA, 1900, Forest
Act, 1927 etc. shall be obtained, as
applicable by project proponents from the
respective authorities prior to construction
of the project
Aravali NOC (Including Forest NOC and
NOC from Tehsildar) is added as Annexure-
IX.
Consent to Establish has been granted and is
attached ref Annexure-I
Approved Site Plan is attached as Annexure-X
VI The Project proponent will not violate any
judicial orders/ pronouncements issued by
the Hon’ble Supreme Court/High Courts.
There will be no violation of any judicial
order/ pronouncements issued by the
Hon’ble Supreme Court/High Courts.
MONITORING REPORTS &ANALYSIS
Monitoring of project was done for Air Quality, Soil Quality, Noise Levels, Water Quality and
DG Set Stack Emissions for the month of March 2014. The following parameters were checked:
1) Air Quality Monitoring : Parameters are as follows: a) Particulate Matter (PM10)
b) Particulate Matter (PM2.5)
c) SulphurDi-Oxide (SO2)
d) Nitrogen Di-Oxide (NO2)
e) Carbon Mono-Oxide (CO)
f) Lead (as Pb)
g) Ozone (as O3)
h) Benzene (as C6H6)
i) Benzo (a) Pyrene
j) Ammonia (as NH3)
k) Nickel (as Ni)
l) Arsenic (as As)
2) Water Quality Monitoring : Parameters are as follows:
a) pH
b) Chloride as Cl
c) Inorganic Solids
d) Organic solids
e) NV Value (H2SO4&NaOH)
f) Sulphate (as SO4)
g) Total Suspended Soilds
3) Noise Levels : Parameters are as follows:
a) Lday
b) Lnight
c) Leq
d) L10
e) L50
f) L90
g) Lmax
h) Lmin
i) Ldn
4) Soil Quality : Parameters are as follows:
a) pH
b) Electrical Conductivity
c) Calcium (as Ca)
d) Magnesium (as Mg)
e) Sodium (as Na)
f) Potassium(as K)
g) Water Holding Capacity
h) Porosity
i) Sand
j) Clay
k) Silt
l) Cation Exchange Capacity
m) Sodium Absorption Ratio
n) Nitrogen
o) Phosphorous
p) Zinc
q) Bulk Density
Chapter- 5
The monitoring was done & Samples were collected regularly as per CPCB Norms & were
analysed in a NABL Accredited Laboratory “Noida Testing Laboratories” for Emission Levels &
Contamination.
Monitoring Results are attached Ref. Annexure-III.
A brief summary of results are as follows:
Air Quality (Source of Air Sample: Various Locations on Project Site)
Sr.
No.
Parameter Range
/Value
Permissible
Limit
Remarks
1. PM10
(µg/m3)
69.52 to
70.36
100µg/m3 The level of emission is observed on the
higher side due to the movement of
dumpers & trucks on the site & on
approach road.
2. PM2.5
(µg/m3)
40.48 to
42.12
60µg/m3 The level of emission is observed on the
higher side due to the movement of
dumpers & trucks on the site & on
approach road.
3. SO2
(µg/m3)
14.98
to 15.45
80µg/m3 The emissions are well below the
maximum permissible limit. SO2 Emission
is mainly due to DG Sets & Vehicular
Movement. Low sulphur Diesel is being
used on site for DG Sets which results in
low SO2 emissions.
4. CO
(µg/m3)
0.73 to
0.74
4.0µg/m3 The emission is well below permissible
limits. CO emissions are mostly because
of incomplete combustion of fuels. There
is no direct fuel usage on site. CO
emission is mainly because of Vehicular
Movement and Operation of DG Sets. All
vehicles coming too site have “Pollution
Under Control”.
5. NO2
(µg/m3)
32.88
to
33.25
80µg/m3 The emission is well below permissible
limits. NO2 emissions are mostly because
of Vehicular Movement. All vehicles
coming too site have “Pollution Under
Control”.
Sr.
No.
Parameter Range
/Value
Permissible
Limit
Remarks
6. Ozone
(µg/m3)
53.00
to
55.3
180µg/m3 The emission is well below permissible
limits. O3 emissions are mostly because of
Construction Equipment & Welding
Activities.
Water Quality (Source of Water Sample:): Government Water supply for construction
7. pH 7.89 Min 6.0 Minimum pH as per standards is 6.0. The
pH is well above the specified limits. Also
there were no fluctuations recorded in pH
Value.
8. Chloride Level
(ppm)
568.00 2000ppm The max observed value is below the
permissible limit. Chloride in water is due
to disinfection process. The water is being
purchased from HUDA STP.
9. Inorganic Solids
(ppm)
1249 3000ppm The max observed value is below the
permissible limit. Inorganic Solids in
water is in the form of Dissolved Solids &
Suspended Solids.
10. Organic Solids
(ppm)
127.00 200ppm The max observed value is below the
permissible limit. Organic Solids in water
is in the form of Dissolved Solids &
Suspended Solids.
Noise Levels (Monitoring done at project site )
11. L DAY(dB(A)) 63.8 75 dB The noise levels are below permissible
limit. Noise at Site is due to Welding
work, Fabrication work, Iron Bar Cutting
& Bending work & Vehicular Movement
etc.
12. L NIGHT(dB(A)) 51.3 65 dB Construction Activities in the nearby sites
at night results in the 49.9 dB levels.
Construction is not done at this site during
night.
Sr.
No.
Parameter Range
/Value
Permissible
Limit
Remarks
13. L EQ(dB(A)) 57.4 -- The noise levels are below permissible
limit.
CORRECTIVE ACTIONS &PREVENTIVE ACTIONS
FOR DEVIATIONS(CAPA)
In this project, Construction has started and is in its initial phases. Excavation and levelling
work is in progress for 2 towers. Mainly following pollutants were observed
1. PM10 & PM2.5: Ranging between 69.52 to 70.36 µg/m3 and 40.48 to 42.12
respectively, is approaching the CPCB permissible limit of 100 µg/m3 for PM10 and 60
µg/m3 of PM2.5and reasons of this are: a) Movement of trucks and dumpers on site for carrying equipment/ machinery
and construction raw material. b) Fossil fuel burning in Vehicles and in DG set used at site. c) Demolition of temporary site structures d) Muck/ Soil stored at site for landscaping
Impact of higher Particulate matter
This higher value can cause disease related to lungs like breathing problems,
silicosis, asthma, irritation in eyes, and suffocation to the workers working onsite.
Remediation Measures:
1. Dust suppression to be done by water sprinkling 2. Using spent concrete on haul road inside the project site to provide friction
and to bind some soil to reduce fugitive dust emission. 3. By installing sheets/ dust screen to contain dust inside and to prevent
outside dust to come inside. 2. Ozone: Ranging between 53.00 to 55.3 µg/m3is less than one third of CPCB permissible
limit of 180µg/m3 due to construction activities like Transportation through Vehicles,
Welding, metal cutting and due to sparking of electricity etc.
Impact of higher value of Ozone: Excess inhalation of ozone may lead to
following disorders:
1. Induction of respiratory symptoms
2. Decrements in lung function
3. Inflammation of airways Respiratory symptoms can include: 1. Coughing 2. Throat irritation 3. Pain, burning, or discomfort in the chest when taking a deep breath 4. Chest tightness, wheezing, or shortness of breath
Remediation Measures:
1. Vehicles are to be maintained regularly 2. Welding should be done in open areas or well ventilated spaces. Closed
rooms, shed areas and low roof areas should be avoided to carry out
welding operations
Chapter- 6
3. Using prefabricated or modular structures to minimize welding operation as
much as possible. 4. Use of facial masks and other safety equipment to prevent direct exposure
to workers
3. Organic & Inorganic Solids: It was found to be 1249.00 ppm &127.00 ppm
respectively against the permissible value of 3000 ppm & 200 ppm of CPCB
permissible limit. Sample was collected from water tank, being used for construction. This
water is not being used for drinking purpose.
Impact of higher value of Inorganic & Organic Solids: The higher value of
Organics & Inorganics in water used for construction may cause the following
problems.
1. Reduced performance of Concrete. 2. Fouling smell from water & near water storage tank. 3. Objectionable stains & unsightly deposits on surface may occur.
Remediation Measures:
1. Water Treatment Plant for Construction phase should be installed for pre-treatment of water purchased from Authority.
2. Use of Filter Beds & Plate Filters to clean water prior to use of supplied water in construction.
SUGGESTIONSFORIMPLEMENTATION
Based on the present working procedures on site & data analysed during January 2014 to
June 2014, the major deviations observed are discussed already in the previous chapters. A
consolidated suggestion scheme based on the same is as follows:
1) Increase frequency of Water Sprinkling for dust suppression within the Project site &
approach road. It can be increased to 3-4 times per day from existing 2 times per
day.
2) Regular sprinkling on stacked soil should be done to prevent fugitive dust emission.
3) Open space should be used for Welding, metal cutting and bending.
4) Frequent monitoring of DG Set Stacks for any kind of soot or other particulate matter
which may be an indication of incomplete burning of fuel.
5) All the machineries should be PUC certified
6) Scheduled preventive maintenance of all construction equipment, trucks/dumpers, DG
Sets, Welding Equipment and Water tankers.
7) Installation of Water Treatment Plant should be done and maintained by keeping
records for the entries.
8) As the workers increases at site they should be provided safety training on their joining
and regular safety drills are important.
9) Provision of testing /monitoring of constructed building parts to check for any defects
arising due to high contamination of organic / inorganic solids in water.
10) Scheduled Audits for various parameters to be conducted with respect to all the
conditions stated in Environment clearance Letter.
Chapter- 7
ANNEXURES
Annexure- I
Consent to Establish from HSPCB
Annexure- II
Acknowledgement of previous submitted compliance reports
Annexure- III
Monitoring Reports
Annexure- IV
Water permission Acknowledgement
Annexure-V
NOC from Airport Authority of India
Annexure- VI
Dual Plumbing Plan
Annexure-VII
Landscape Plan
Annexure-VIII
Parking Plan
Annexure-IX
Aravali and Forest NOC Through DC
Annexure-X
Approved Site Plan
Chapter- 8
ANNEXURE-I
CONSENT TO ESTABLISH FROM HSPCB
ANNEXURE-II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PREVIOUS COMPLIANCE
REPORT SUBMISSION
ANNEXURE-III
MONITORING REPORTS
ANNEXURE-IV
WATER PERMISSION APPLICATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ANNEXURE-V
NOC AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF INDIA
ANNEXURE-VI
DUAL PLUMBING PLAN
ANNEXURE-VII
LANDSCAPE PLAN
ANNEXURE-VIII
PARKING PLAN
ANNEXURE-IX
ARAVALI AND FOREST NOC THROUGH DC
ANNEXURE-X
APPROVED SITE PLAN
