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HALF-YEARLY COMPLIANCE OF STIPULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS/ SAFEGUARDS IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE
LETTER NO. SEIAA/HR/2012/265 DATED 30.08.2012 FOR THE HSIIDC LOCATED AT ROHTAK, HARYANA.
Sl. No. Conditions Status of Compliance
PART A - SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:
CONSTRUCTION PHASE:
I “Consent for Establishment” shall be
obtained from Haryana State Pollution
Control Board under Air and Water Act and a
copy shall be submitted to the SEIAA,
Haryana before the start of any construction
work at site.
Agreed, Consent for Establishment will be
obtained by the individual plot owner from
Haryana State Pollution Control Board under
Air and Water act.
II A first aid room as proposed in the project
report will be provided in both during
construction and operation phase of the
project.
Agreed. First aid room was provided during
the construction phase and same will be
provided in operation phase of the project.
Individual Industry will bound for the same
condition.
III 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.
Agreed. During construction period, adequate
drinking water facility and community
mobile toilets were provided on project site.
Open defecation by the labors is strictly
prohibited. During construction phase, solid
waste is reused for road work, landscaping.
Wastewater generated during construction
phase was sent to septic tanks. Individual
Industry will bound for the same condition.
IV All the top soil excavated during construction
activities should be stored for use in
horticulture/landscape development within
Agreed. During construction activities, all the
top soil excavated was stored and used in
horticulture/landscape development within
the project site. the project site. Individual Industry will
bound for the same condition.
V Disposal of muck during construction phase
should not create any adverse effect on the
neighboring communities and be disposed off
taking the necessary precautions for general
safety and health aspects of people, only in
approved sites with the approval of
competent authority.
Agreed. The disposal of muck including
excavated material during construction phase
does not create any adverse effects on the
neighboring communities and it is being
disposed off by taking the necessary
precautions for general safety and health
aspects of people.
VI 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.
Agreed. The construction spoils including
bituminous material and other hazardous
materials are not being allowed to
contaminate water courses and the dump sites
for such material are being secured so that
they do not leach into the ground water.
Hazardous wastes are not anticipated only
diesel from DG sets has been generated that
should be handled as per the manufacture
storage and import of Hazardous Chemical
Rules, 1989 and material safety data sheet has
been managed. Individual Industry will
bound for the same condition.
VII The diesel generator sets to be used during
construction phase should be of low sulphur
diesel type and should conform to
Environment (Protection) Rules prescribed
for air and noise emission standards.
Agreed. During construction phase, DG sets
are enclosed with acoustic enclosure. They
are running on low sulphur diesel only with
the provision of air and noise emission
standards as per EPA Rules, 1986.
VIII 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.
Agreed. The diesel used in DG sets is being
stored in underground tanks. Individual
Industry will be bound for same condition in
HSIIDC premises.
IX 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 residential standards.
Agreed. The ambient noise levels in
residential part are conformed to residential
standards both during day and night.
Adequate measures have taken to reduce
ambient air and noise level during
construction phase, so as to conform to the
stipulated standards.
Ambient air monitoring data is enclosed as
Annexure-I.
X 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
Agreed. As per the provisions of fly ash
notification of September, 1999 and as
amended on 27th August, 2003, the
construction agency is using fly ash based
material/ products.
XI Ready mixed concrete must be used in
building construction.
Yes, Ready mixed concrete was used in
building construction.
XII Storm water control and its re-use as per
CGWB and BIS standards for various
applications should be ensured.
Yes, Storm water control and its reuse will be
maintained as per Central Ground Water
Board and BIS standards for various
applications.
XIII Water demand during construction should be
reduced by use of premixed concrete, curing
agents and other best practices as referred.
Water demand during construction was
reduced by the practice of using premixed
concrete, curing agents and other best
practices.
XIV Permission from Competent Authority for
supply of water shall be obtained prior to
construction / operation of the project.
Agreed. Permission has been taken from
Irrigation Department for IMT, Rohtak
Phase-I. Copy of the same is enclosed as
Annexure-II.
XV Roof should meet prescriptive requirement as
per Energy Conservation Building Code by
using appropriate thermal insulation material
Agreed. The roof is meeting the prescriptive
requirement as per Energy Conservation
Building Code.
to fulfill requirement.
XVI 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.
Agreed. The opaque wall is meeting
prescriptive requirement as per Energy
Conservation Building Code.
XVII 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 Act
shall be taken from the competent Authority.
Agreed. The approval of competent authority
has been taken for structural safety of the
building due to earthquake, adequacy of fire
fighting equipments etc. as per National
Building Code including protection measures
from lightening etc. The project site does not
fall under forest area. Permission from the
forest department is enclosed as Annexure-
III.
XVIII The Project Proponent will use water for
construction phase through tankers from safe
zone.
Agreed. Water for construction was supplied
by tanker from the safe zone. No ground
water extraction took place for construction
purposes.
XIX
I.The project proponent shall construct rain
water harvesting pits @ one pit per acre for
recharging the ground water with in the
project premises. Care shall be taken to avoid
contamination of ground water through RWH
pit.
Due to high water level, rain water harvesting
is not proposed. Covered rectangular drainage
system has been adopted for collection of
storm water runoff from sectors instead of
conventional covered pipe drains. Covered
rectangular brick drains have been proposed
on one side of all roads to ensure gravity flow
of storm water into master storm water
system.
XX The Project proponent will provide one
hydraulic ladder for escape of people in case
of fire.
Agreed.
XXI That the project proponent shall submit an
affidavit that underground water will not be
used in construction activity and they will
also indicate the source of water.
Ground water was not used for construction
activity; affidavit for the same is already
submitted and copy of the same is enclosed as
Annexure IV. Source of water during
construction phase was water tanker from the
safe water zone.
XXII The Project proponent shall seek separate
environment clearance for the proposed
CETP from the SEIAA before the start of
construction.
Agreed.
XXIII The Project Proponent shall ensure that no
category ‘A’ industry is set up in the IMT
Rohtak.
Agreed. No category “A” industry will be set
up in the IMT Phase-I, Rohtak.
XXIV Any individual Category B industry proposed
to be setup in the industrial state shall seek
separate environmental clearance from the
SEIAA, Haryana.
Agreed. Individual industry will be
responsible to take the separate
environmental clearance from the SEIAA,
Haryana.
XXV The project proponent shall ensure that no
industry manufacturing plastic carry bag be
installed in the Industrial Estates as the same
has been banned by Haryana State.
Agreed. No industry manufacturing plastic
carry bag will be installed in the Industrial
Estates.
XXVI The Project Proponent shall ensure that no
industry coming in the industrial estate will
use banned dyes.
Agreed, No industry coming in the industrial
estate will use banned dyes.
OPERATIONAL PHASE:
I The CETP shall be installed for the
treatment of the effluent to be prescribed
standards including odour and treated
Agreed.
effluent will be recycled to achieve zero exit
discharge. The CETP should be installed at
the remotest place in the project area.
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 up to 10 ppm and the
recycled water will be used for flushing,
gardening and DG set cooling and running
of foundation in the water body to achieve
zero exit discharge .
Agreed, Grey and black water will be
separated by providing the plumbing line.
Effluent after treatment will be treated in
CETP. The Individual industry will bind for
the same condition in HSIIDC premises.
III For disinfection of the treated wastewater
UV radiation or Ozonization should be
used.
Agreed. For disinfection of the treated
wastewater, UV radiation will be used. The
Individual industry will bound for the same
condition in HSIIDC premises.
IV The solid waste generated should be
properly collected and segregated. Bio-
degradable waste will be decomposed at site
and dry/ inert solid waste should be
disposed off to be approved sites for land
filling after recovering recyclable material.
Agreed. The area falls within the jurisdiction
of Municipal Corporation, Rohtak. Hence, the
arrangement of disposal & treatment of solid
waste for the Rohtak town made by Municipal
Corporation, Rohtak will be utilized by
HSIIDC on cost sharing basis. The site for
solid waste disposal has already been created
at the outskirt of Rohtak Town. Solid waste
will be managed as per the Municipal Solid
Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000.
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
Agreed. DG sets are used for power backup
that will be enclosed in acoustic enclosure &
conform to rules made under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986. The diesel used for
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 up to 0.25%).
DG sets is of low sulphur contents (maximum
up to 0.25%). Stack will be kept 6 m above
the height of the building.
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 Industrial Estate.
Agreed. The ambient noise level is being
controlled within and at the boundary of the
project. Data of ambient noise is enclosed as
Annexure-I.
VII The project proponent should maintain at
least 30% 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 landscape and covered
with vegetation/grass & herbs & shrubs.
The plants planted around the periphery of
the project should have broad leaves.
Agreed. The project proponent is maintaining
atleast 21% of the project area as green belt 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 will be
preferably landscape and covered with
vegetation/grass.
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.
Agreed. Weep holes in the compound front
walls will be provided to ensure natural
drainage of rain water. Individual Industry will
bound for the same condition.
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
Rainwater harvesting is not proposed as the
water table of the area is quite high. Covered
rectangular drainage system has to be adopted
for collection of storm water runoff from
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.
sectors instead of conventional covered pipe
drains. The system will ensure gravity flow
into storm water system. Covered rectangular
brick drains have been proposed on one side of
all roads to ensure gravity flow of storm water
into master storm water system.
X The ground water level and its quality
should be monitored regularly in
consultation with Central Ground Water
Authority.
Agreed. Ground water level and its quality are
being monitored regularly in consultation with
Central Ground Water Authority. Ground
water quality monitoring report is attached as
Annexure - I.
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 used.
Parking will be completely internalized and no
public space will be utilized. Care is being
taken to ensure that there is no traffic
congestion at the entry and exit points.
Loading and unloading space has been
provided for the material loading and
unloading within the plots.
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 submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana in
three months time.
As per notification issued by Govt. of Haryana
vide ref No. 22/52/05-5 dated 25-6-2008 &
DHBVN circular No. D-35/2008 the use of
CFL/T-28 Energy efficient tube lights/LED
lamps shall be mandatory for all electricity
consumed in industrial, institutional &
commercial sector having connected load of 30
kW. CFL & LED lights have been proposed on
street light consisting of 2 units of CFL of 36
watts each to economize power consumption.
80 watts LED light have been proposed on 30
m road on one side at a convenient distance as
per design with 9 m high steel tabular poles. 80
watts LED lamps have been proposed on 45
meter road in central verge at a convenient
distance as per design with 11 m high steel
tubular poles. At road junction, 80 watts LED
lamps have been proposed. Phase wise circuits
shall be maintained from pole to pole to ensure
energy conservation i.e. 1/3 of illumination can
be switched off at a time.
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.
Agreed. Use of CFLs/LEDs for lighting the
areas outside the building is the integral part of
the project design. CFLs and LED will 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 has been
adapted to the maximum extent possible for
energy conservation.
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 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.
Agreed. Solid waste generated will be properly
collected and segregated as per Municipal
Solid Waste (management and handling)
Rules, 2000.
XV The project proponent shall use the water Agreed. No ground water extraction is being
from already existing tube wells for
domestic purposes only after getting
permission from CGWA during operation
phase.
done. If it will be used for drinking purpose
then permission will be taken from the
CGWA.
XVI The traffic plan and the 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
space should be used.
There will be no traffic congestion near the
entry and exit points from the roads adjoining
the project site. Parking will be fully
internalized and no public space will be used.
XVII Different type of wastes should be disposed
off as per provisions of municipal solid
waste, biomedical waste, hazardous waste, e
waste, batteries & plastic rules made under
Environment Protection Act, 1986.
Agreed. Different types of wastes will be
disposed off as per provisions of municipal
solid waste, biomedical waste, hazardous
waste, e-waste, batteries & plastic rules made
under Environment Protection Act, 1986.
XVIII Standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants as enshrined in various schedules
of rule 3 of environment protection rules
1986 shall be compiled with.
Agreed, standards for discharge of
environmental pollutants as enshrined in
various schedules of rule 3 of Environment
Protection Rules, 1986 shall be compiled with.
XIX Manufacture, storage and import of
hazardous chemical rule, 1989 shall be
followed by all industries in the industrial
Estate.
Agreed, Manufacture, Storage and Import of
Hazardous Chemical Rules, 1989 shall be
followed by all industries in the industrial
estate.
XX The Effluent from industrial and non-
industrial zone shall be discharged after
treatment in CETP. The treated water will
be recycled for horticulture and industrial
cooling purpose.
Agreed, The effluent from industrial and non-
industrial zone shall be discharged after
treatment in CETP. The treated water will be
recycled for horticulture and industrial cooling
purpose.
XXI The project proponent shall provide
detoxication system before the treatment in
the CETP.
Agreed, The project proponent will provide
detoxication system before the treatment in the
CETP.
XXII The project proponent shall have 100%
power backup for operation of CETP.
Agreed, 100% power back up is provided for
operation of CETP.
XXIII The Project proponent shall provide
laboratory facility so that the effluent from
the CETP is checked continuously
Agreed.
XXIV The Project Proponent shall install
continuous Ambient Air Quality Stations
(CAAQMS).
Agreed.
XXV The project proponent shall ensure that no
industry will start operation without setting
up of CETP.
Agreed, that no industry will start operation
without setting up of CETP.
XXVI The project proponent shall ensure that any
unit generating Bio medical waste obtain
authorization from the HSPCB.
Agreed, that any unit generating Bio medical
waste will obtain authorization from the
HSPCB.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
I The Project Proponent shall ensure the
commitments made in Form-I, Form-IA,
EIA/EMP and other documents submitted to
the SEIAA for the protection of
environment and proposed environmental
safeguards are compiled with in letter and
spirit.
Agreed, all commitment made in Form-I,
Form-IA, EIA/EMP and other documents
submitted to the SEIAA for the protection of
environment and proposed environmental
safeguards will be compiled. All, safeguards
mentioned in the report were implemented
during the construction phase and will be
implemented to the maximum possible extent.
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 SEIAA Panchkula, Haryana.
Agreed. Six monthly compliance reports are
regularly being submitted to the Haryana State
Pollution Control Board and Regional Office,
MOEF, GOI, Northern Region, Chandigarh
and a copy to the SEIAA Panchkula, Haryana.
Acknowledgement copy of previous submitted
compliance report is attached as Annexure-V.
III The SEIAA, Haryana reserves the right to
add additional safeguard measures
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. SEIAA reserves the right to revoke
the clearance if condition stipulated is not
implemented to the satisfaction of
SEIAA/MoEF.
Agreed. The entire safeguard measures and
given data is perfectly true regarding this
project.
IV Under the provisions of Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, legal action shall be
initiated against the Project Proponent if it
was found that construction of the project
has been started before obtaining
environmental clearance.
Agreed, Environmental Clearance was
obtained by the HSIIDC as per letter no.
SEIAA/HR/2012/265 dated 30.8.2012; copy of
the same is enclosed as Annexure VI.
V The Project Proponent shall not violate any
judicial orders/pronouncements issued by
the Honble Supreme Court/ High Courts
Agreed. There will be no violation of any
judicial order/ pronouncements issued by the
Hon’ble Supreme Court/High Courts.
VI 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
Agreed, Water permission is enclosed as
Annexure-II. Forest NOC is attached as
Annexure- III.
VII The Project proponent should inform the
public that the project has been accorded
Environment Clearance by the SEIAA and
copies of the clearance letter are available
with the State Pollution Control Board &
SEIAA. This should be advertised within 7
days from the date of issue of the clearance
letter at least in two local newspapers that
are widely circulated in the region and the
copy of the same should be forwarded to
SEIAA, Haryana.
Agreed, HSIIDC informed that the project has
accorded Environment Clearance by the
SEIAA and copies of the clearance letter are
available with the State Pollution Control
Board & SEIAA. This has been advertised in
the two local newspapers that are widely
circulated in the region and the copy of the
same should be forwarded to SEIAA, Haryana.
Advertisement copy is enclosed as Annexure-
VII.
VIII Any appeal against the this Environmental
Clearance shall lie with the National Green
Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30
days as prescribed under section 16 of the
National Green Tribunal Act 2010.
Agreed, Any appeal against this
Environmental Clearance shall lie with the
National Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a
period of 30 days as prescribed under section
16 of the National Green Tribunal Act 2010.
IX The Project proponent shall put in place
Corporate Environment Policy as mentioned
in MoEF, GOI OM No. J-11013/41/2006-IA
II (I) Dated 26.4.2012
Agreed, Corporate social responsibility will be
discharged by investing 1% of project
development cost on the work to be executed
and 1% of the land cost on skill development
of the villages, whose land has acquired by
HSIIDC under village development scheme.
Annuity of 15,000/- per acre of land acquired
per annum with Rs. 500/- increment every
year.
2.0 Compliance to Environmental Impact Assessment Guidance Manual 2010 of MoEF
SI. No. Points as per EIA Guidance Manual Status of Compliance
A. Air Environment
1. Wind erosion is a serious problem in areas
where the ground is virtually bare and devoid
of vegetation. Vegetation methods are found
to be most effective in the form of
windbreaks and shelterbelts.
The basements were excavated providing
contiguous piling wall all around the boundary
of basement area to mitigate soil erosion.
Vegetation is being developed during the
operation phase of the project.
2. Sprinkling of water and fine spray from
nozzles to suppress the dust.
Water sprinkling was carried out through tanker
water, regularly at site for dust suppression.
3. On-Road-Inspection should be done for black
smoke generating machinery.
All the machineries deployed at site are of
highest standard and of reputed make and
comply with emission & noise standards.
Separate team is being deployed for On-road-
inspection. Inspections and maintenance of
construction machineries and vehicles is being
carried out periodically.
4. Promotion of use of cleaner fuel should be
done.
Ultra low sulphur diesel (ULSD) (sulphur
content less than 0.05%) is being used for
running of DG sets, vehicles and construction
machineries.
5. All DG sets should comply emission norms
notified by MoEF.
The DG sets has been installed within factory
made enclosure which conforms to the
permissible air emission and noise standards
notified by MOEF, adequate stack height has
been provided as per CPCB guidelines.
SI. No. Points as per EIA Guidance Manual Status of Compliance
6. Vehicles having pollution under control
certificate may be allowed to ply.
It is being ensured that all the vehicles used for
construction activities are having valid Pollution
under Check (PUC) certificates. The vehicles
without valid Pollution under Check (PUC)
certificate are not being permitted at project site.
7. Use of covering sheet to prevent dust
dispersion at buildings and infrastructure
sites, which are being constructed.
All the exposed area was covered by covering
sheet, during construction to prevent dust
dispersion at building and infrastructure sites.
8. Use of covering sheets should be done for
trucks to prevent dust dispersion from the
trucks, implemented by district offices.
The trucks carrying construction materials and
debris were suitably covered by tarpaulin and
plastic sheets. The trucks carrying construction
materials & debris without cover were not
permitted to enter or leave the project site.
9. Paving is a more permanent solution to dust
control, suitable for longer duration projects.
High cost is the major drawback to paving.
During construction, access roads were being
covered with gravels to prevent dust emission.
10. Reducing the speed of a vehicle to 20 kmph
can reduce emissions by a large extent. Speed
bumps are commonly used to ensure speed
reduction. In cases where speed reduction
cannot effectively reduce fugitive dust, it may
be necessary to divert traffic to nearby paved
areas.
Speed of the vehicles has been restricted upto 20
kmph by erecting speed bumps at regular
intervals at project site and proper signage has
been provided for guided vehicular movement
and speed restrictions.
SI. No. Points as per EIA Guidance Manual Status of Compliance
11. Material storages/ warehouses-Care should be
taken to keep all material storages adequately
covered and contained so that they are not
exposed to situations where winds on site
could lead to dust/ particulate emissions.
Fabrics and plastics for covering piles of soils
and debris is an effective means to reduce
fugitive dust.
No construction materials like cement, sand and
aggregates are stored at site. Ready-mixed
concrete were used for concrete work at project
site which will be transported from the off-site
batching plant. At the off-site batching plant, the
construction materials were properly stored in
covered storage yard with proper shades and
covers.
B. Noise Environment
1. Setting up the barriers: National Building
Code 2005 suggests that design solutions
such as barrier blocks should be used to
reduce external LA10 noise levels to at least
60-70dB(A) at any point 1.0 m from any
inward looking façade.
The site is enclosed with 7 m high barricade
wall around the project boundary.
The DG sets has been installed within factory
made acoustic enclosure which conforms to the
permissible noise standards notified by MOEF.
DG sets are new and certified by manufacturers.
C. Water Environment
1. Curing water should be sprayed on concrete
structures; free flow of water should not be
allowed for curing.
Curing compound is being sprayed on concrete
structure.
2. After liberal curing on the first day, all
concrete structures should be painted with
curing chemical to save water. This will stop
daily water curing hence save water.
Curing compounds will be used to save water
for curing. No water is being used for curing.
SI. No. Points as per EIA Guidance Manual Status of Compliance
3. Concrete structures should be covered with
thick cloth/gunny bags and then water should
be sprayed on them. This would avoid water
rebound and will ensure sustained and
complete curing.
Curing compounds is being used for curing.
4. Ponds should be made using cement and sand
mortar to avoid water flowing away from the
flat surface while curing
No water is being used for curing hence ponds
are not proposed in the site.
5. Water ponding should be done on all sunken
slabs; this would also highlight the
importance of having an impervious
formwork.
No water is being used for curing.
3.0 Compliance to NGT Order dated 10.04.2015 related to Construction
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1. Every builder or owner shall put tarpaulin on
scaffolding around the area of construction
and the building. No person including builder,
owner can be permitted to store any
construction material particularly sand on any
part of the street, roads in any colony.
Tarpaulin covers were provided around the area
of construction wherever required. No
construction materials such as cement, sand and
aggregates were stored at site.
2. The construction material of any kind that is
stored in the site will be fully covered in all
respects so that it does not disperse in the Air
in any form.
Tarpaulin covers were provided around the area
of construction wherever required. No
construction materials such as cement, sand and
aggregates are being stored at site.
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3. All the construction material and debris shall
be carried in the trucks or other vehicles
which are fully covered and protected so as to
ensure that the construction debris or the
construction material does not get dispersed
into the air or atmosphere, in any form
whatsoever.
The trucks carrying construction materials and
debris were suitably covered by tarpaulin and
plastic sheets. The trucks carrying construction
materials & debris without cover were not
permitted to enter or leave the project site.
4. The dust emissions from the construction site
should be completely controlled and all
precautions taken in that behalf.
All necessary precautions were adopted to
control the dust emissions.
5. The vehicles carrying construction material
and construction debris of any kind should be
cleaned before it is permitted to ply on the
road after unloading of such material.
Wheels of constructions equipments/ vehicles
and trucks were washed before it was permitted
to ply on the road.
6. Every worker working on the construction site
and involved in loading, unloading and
carriage of construction material and
construction debris shall be provided with
mask to prevent inhalation of dust particles.
All safety measures are being taken. All
construction workers were provided with
personal protective equipment (PPE) by the
contractors as required under the health & safety
norms.
7. Every owner and or builder shall be under
obligation to provide all medical help,
investigation and treatment to the workers
involved in the construction of building and
carry of construction material and debris
relatable to dust emission.
Full-fledged first aid facility was provided at the
construction site and regular medical check-ups
by Doctor were conducted for construction
workers. Logbook is being maintained with
medical treatment details of the workers.
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8. It shall be the responsibility of every builder
to transport construction material and debris
waste to construction site, dumping site or any
other place in accordance with rules and in
terms of this order.
Construction debris was properly dumped once
construction started at the site.
9. All to take appropriate measures and to ensure
that the terms and conditions of the earlier
order and these orders should strictly comply
with by fixing sprinklers, creations of green
air barriers.
Regular sprinkling of water was carried out at
site through tanker.
10. Compulsory use of wet jet in grinding and
stone cutting.
Wet jet was used in grinding and stone cutting.
11. Wind breaking walls around construction site. The site has been enclosed with high barricade
wall around the project boundary which will act
as a wind breaker.
12. All the builders who are building commercial,
residential complexes which are covered
under the EIA Notification of 2006 shall
provide green belt around the building that
they construct. All Authorities shall ensure
that such green belts are in existence prior to
issuance of occupancy certificate.
Green area has been developed at the end of
construction stage as per approved building
plan.
