Minutes of 216 SEAC Meeting Date 25/05/2015

Minutes of 216th

SEAC Meeting Date 25/05/2015

The 216th

meeting of SEAC was held in Directorate of Environment, U.P. on

25/05/2015. Following members were present in the meeting along with Secretary,

SEAC:

1. Dr. M. S. Khan Chairman

2. Dr. S.N. Singh Member

3. Dr. Asheesh Kumar Singh Member

4. Shri S.C. Bramhchari Member

5. Dr. D. C. Gupta, Member

6. Shri Surendra Singh, Secretary, SEAC

The Chairman welcomed the members to the 216th SEAC meeting.

The minutes of 215th SEAC meeting dated 23/05/2015 were confirmed.

The Members of SEAC unanimously taken following decisions on the agenda

points discussed:

1- Group Housing Project ‘Solaris City” at Plot No-16F, Sector-1, Greater Noida. Sri

Mritunjay Kumar, Director, 102-105, 2nd Flor, JS Arcade, Secto-18, Noida. File No.

2447/SPO-V

The committee noted that an application dated 14/06/2015 was made by the project

proponent M/s Solaris Infra projects Pvt. Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of Group Housing

Project ‘Solaris City” at Plot No-16F, Sector-1, Greater Noida. The project proponent again

submitted a letter dated 18/05/2015 through which is was informed that there are certain

changes in planning and there is slight amendment in the built up area of the project,

However, the plot area alongwith the land specifications do remain the same.

A presentation was made by Shri Mritunjay Kumar, Director/authorized

representative of project proponent alongwith their consultant M/s Grass Roots Research &

Creation India (P) Ltd. The proponent, through the documents submitted and the presentation

made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing Project ‘Solaris City” at

Plot No-16F, Sector-1, Greater Noida, U.P. M/s Solaris Infra projects Pvt. Ltd.

2. Solaris Infra projects Pvt. Ltd. has obtained Environmental Clearance from SEIAA,

U.P. vide Letter no. 1873/Parya/SEAC/1727/2013/AD(H) dated 12.10.2013 for

existing plot area 24,620 m2 (6.08 acres) and built up area 1,22,721 m

2.

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3. As there is increase in F.A.R., so, there is increase in built up area i.e. total built up

area becomes 1,31,665.768 m2 from

1,22,721 m

2 (EC accorded), so this seeks

consideration for EC.

4. Comparative area details of the project is as follows:

S.N. Particulars Existing

(EC

accorded)

(in m2

)

Revision

(in m2

)

Expansion

(in m2

)

Total

(EC accorded

+ Revision +

Expansion)

(in m2

)

Percentage

(in %)

1. Plot Area 24,620 100

2. Permissible Ground

Coverage (@ 35%)

8,617

3. Proposed Ground Coverage 5,662.6 -

1,192.252

- 4,470.348 (@

18.16% of plot

area)

18.16

4. Permissible F.A.R. 67,705 (@

2.75)

- - 67,705 (@

2.75)

5. F.A.R. purchased - - +18,465 18,465 (@

0.75)

6. Total F.A.R. (Permissible +

Purchased)

67,705 - +18,465 86,170

7. Proposed F.A.R.

• Residential FAR

(@ 97.5% of FAR)

• Commercial FAR

67,634 (@

2.747) 65,957

1,677

-927

- -927

+19,392.691

+19,392.691 -

86,099.691 (@

3.49) 85,349.691

750

8. Permissible Area for

facilities

(@ 15% of permissible

FAR)

- - 12,915

9. Proposed Area for facilities 10,264.87

(@ 11.91% of

permissible

FAR)

10. Basement area

• Parking area

• Services area

19,937

17,707

2,300

+55.022

+55.022

0

19,992.022

18,408.239

1,583.783

11. Stilt Area including Podium

• Stilt area

• Podium area

14,167 - +1,142.185 15,309.185

4,088.98 11,220.2

12. Built Up Area 1,22,721 - +8,944.768 1,31,665.768

13. Open Area 18,957.4 - +1,192.216 20,149.616

14. Landscape Area 9,478.7 +596.108 10,992.29

(@ 54.55% of

open area)

44.65

15. Remaining open area

including Roads

9,478.7 - -321.338 9,157.362 37.19

5. Comparative salient features details are as follows:

PROJECT FEATURES EC Accorded Total (Revision + Expansion)

Plot Area 24,620 m

2

Built-up Area 1,22,721 m

2

1,31,665.768 m2

Estimated Population 4,183 Nos. (D.U.s = 723) 5,092 Nos. (D.U.s = 984)

Estimated Water Requirement

Construction Phase

615 ML

359 KLD

650 ML

432 KLD

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Operation Phase

Estimated wastewater Generation 282 KLD 349 KLD

Power Demand

Power Back up

2,977 KVA

3,125 KVA (5 × 625 KVA)

4,490 KVA

3,030 (3 × 1,010 KVA)

Source of Power Noida Power Company Limited

Solid Waste Generation 1,914 kg/day 2,385 kg/day

Rain water harvesting structures 7 Pits 2 Pits + 2 Tanks

Parking Facilities

Required

Proposed

845 ECS

(As per Greater Noida Bye Laws)

963 ECS

1,078 ECS

(As per Greater Noida Bye Laws)

1,108 ECS

6. Block details are as follows:

SI.

No.

Block Name Height Proposed FAR

(in m2

)

Area for facilities

(in m2

)

Dwelling Units

1. Block - A G/S+23 9,518.031 1,119.78 92

2. Block - B G/S+22 13,668.11 1,457.85 176

3. Block - C G/S+22 13,615.91 1,469.60 176

4. Block - D G/S+22 15,953.93 1,336.85 176

5. Block - E G/S+25 9,871.455 1,119.78 100

6. Block - F G/S+22 9,106.345 1,119.78 88

7. Block - G G/S+22 13,615.91 1,469.60 176

8. Basement 1,171.62

Total 85,349.691 10,264.87 984

7. Built-up areas calculations details is as follows:

Sl. No. PARTICULARS EC Accorded Total (Revision +

Expansion)

(in m2

)

1. Proposed FAR

• Residential

• Commercial

67,634

65,957

1,677

86,009.691

85,349.691

750

2. Area for Facilities - 10,264.87

3. Basement Area

• Parking Area

• Service Area

19,937

17,707

2,300

19,992.022

18,408.239

1,583.783

4. Stilt area including Podium

• Stilt Area

• Podium Area

14,167 15,309.185

4,088.98

11,220.2

Total Built up Area (1+2+3+4) 1,22,721* 1,31,665.768

8. Population details is as follows:

Description EC accorded Total

(Revision + Expansion)

Residential (@ 4.5 PPU)

Residents

� Staff

� Visitors

3,615

(D.U. = 723)

208

360

4,428

(D.U. = 984)

221 (@ 5%)

443 (@ 10%)

Total 4,183 5,092

9. Water requirement details are as follows:

SI. No. Description Total

Occupancy

Rate of

water

demand

Total Water

Requirement

(KLD)

A. Domestic Water

Residential Population 4,428 86 lpcd 380.81

• Staff 221 30 lpcd 6.63

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• Visitors 443 15 lpcd 6.64

Total domestic water demand 394.08 say 394

KLD

B. Horticulture and Landscape development

(10,992.29 m2

)

1 lt./m

2

/day 11

C. DG Sets Cooling (3 × 1010)* 0.9 l/KVA/hr 16.36

D. Make up water for swimming pool 5

E. Filter Back wash 5

Grand Total (A+B+C+D+E) = 431.36 say 432 KLD

10. Waste water details are as follows:

Domestic Water Requirement 394 KLD

• Fresh (@ 70% of domestic) + Make-up water for

swimming pool+ filter backwash

276+5+5 =

286 KLD

• Flushing (@ 30% of domestic) 118 KLD

• Filter back wash (@ 100%) 5 KLD

Wastewater Generated

(@ 80% fresh water + 100% flushing + 100% of filter back wash + 90%

of water for swimming pool)

221 + 118 + 5 + 4.5 = 348.5 Say

349 KLD

11. Solid waste generation details are as follows:

SI.

No.

Category Occupancy kg per capita per day Waste generated (kg/day)

1. Residents 4,428 @ 0.5 2,214

2. Staff 221 @ 0.25 55.25

3. Visitors 443 @ 0.15 66.45

4. Landscape waste 2.72 acre @ 0.2 kg/acre/day 0.544

5. STP Sludge 48.25

TOTAL SOLID WASTE GENERATED 2384.494 say 2,385 kg/day

12. The project proposals are covered under category 8"a" of EIA Notification, 2006.

The project proponent informed that revised maps in commensuration to the revised

proposal have been submitted to the Greater Noida Authority. The committee discussed the

matter and deliberated that recommendation for grant of environmental clearance on the

project proposals alongwith general conditions as earlier prescribed by the authority for

construction project and following specific conditions may be made subject to submission of

approved plans and structural safety certificate vetted by qualified structural engineer

regarding the revised proposals:

1. 3.5 m peripheral green shall be provided around the project inside the project boundary.

2. Setback as per authority bye-laws shall be left on front and each side of the building. 3. 15% area of the total plot area shall be compulsorily made available for the green belt

development including the peripheral green belt.

4. NOC from Fire Fighting Department and Airport Authority of India should be obtained.

5. Criteria/ norms provided by competent Authority regarding the seismic zone be

followed for construction work. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the

residents, in case of occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be

provided. A well defined evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock

drills should be arranged for the residents. Rise of stairs should be constructed in a way,

so that it should provide smooth movement.

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6. For the treatment for total sewage, a full-fledged STP is to be provided with 20% more

capacity than waste water generated during operation phase.100% waste water is to be

treated in captive STP conforming to prescribed standards of receiving body for

designated use. Monitoring of STP to be done daily till its stabilization.

7. Dual plumbing should be adopted. Recycling of water as proposed shall be undertaken

with regular testing and monitoring of treated water.

8. Dedicated power supply for STPs is to be ensured during operation. Sludge of STP is to

be used in-house as manure and surplus manure should be managed by giving it to end users. STP shall be suitably located nearest to back side boundary with shortest out let.

Operation and the maintenance cost of the STP shall also be informed along with the compliance of the E-waste and municipal solid waste disposal.

9. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision amounting to Rs. 2.5 Crore shall be prepared and approved by Board of Directors of the

company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly

compliance reports. 10. LEDs should be used in all common areas and corridors. 100% solar lighting is to be

provided in the open areas/ stairs cases.

11. Parking guideline as per Greater Noida Development Authority should be followed.

Parking for disabled persons should be explored.

12. All entry/exit point should be bell mouth shaped.

13. Submit section of 06 m wide road.

14. To discharge excess treated waste water into public drainage system, permission from

the competent authority to be taken prior to any discharge.

15. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open

areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB.

16. An underground Pucca tank for collection/reuse of rain water may be constructed.

17. Height of the stack should be provided based on combined DG sets capacity and be 6mt higher than the tallest building.

18. Post project monitoring for air, water (surface+ ground), Stack noise of D.G. sets, STP to be carried out as CPCB Guidelines.

19. Crèche to be provided during the construction/operation phase. 20. Provision of separate room for senior citizen with proper amenities shall be made.

21. Protection shall be provided on the windows of the high rise flats for security of residents.

22. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be restricted

and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent authority. 23. The project proponent shall ensure that the project site does not attract/infringe any buffer

zone of no activity identified/declared under law.

24. For any extraction of ground water, prior permission from CGWB shall be taken.

25. Sprinkler to be used for curing and quenching and ready mix concrete may be used for construction.

26. Possibilities of use of treated waste water for irrigation purposes should be explored. Drip

irrigation should be tried upto extent possible. No fresh water will be used for irrigation

purpose.

27. Mobile toilets, safe drinking water facility, sanitation facility and eco friendly fuels etc. Shall be made available to the temporary residents/workers at the project site including

the proper treatment and the disposal of the wastes.

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2- Group Housing at Vill-Mao, Kanth Road, Moradabad. Sri I K Thakur, GM, Paific

Development Corp., Sahibabad Idustrial Area, Ghaziabad. File No. 2450/AD-H

The committee noted that the construction work beyond 20,000 sqm regarding the

project has already been undertaken without seeking prior environmental clearance. In

view of this, the committee directed that the project proponent should be directed to

submit compliance to O.M. dated 12/12/2012 regarding violation of E.P. Act for

construction without obtaining prior environmental clearance. The project proponent

should also provide the names and address of the Members of Board of Directors

including Chairman with their address and details of year wise construction including

details (building wise/block wise/floor wise). This information should be communicated

to all committee members alongwith copy of compliance to MoEF OM dated 12/12/2012.

After getting this information, Secretary, SEAC shall make a communication to State

Govt. for providing permission regarding initiation of legal action for violation of E.P.

Act in the matter against the project proponent. The matter shall be discussed by the

committee after receipt of information from UPPCB regarding initiation of credible legal

action.

3- Group Housing Project “Apex Golf Avenue”at Plot No-GH-3, Sports City-1,

Techzone-IV, Greater Noida. Sri Sandeep Batra, Director, F-3, Golf Link Road,

Opp. Khaitan Public School, Sec-39, Noida. File No. 2451/AD-Sub


proponent M/s Floral Realcon Pvt. Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of Group Housing

Project “Apex Golf Avenue” at Plot No-GH-3, Sports City-1, Techzone-IV, Greater Noida. A

presentation was made by Shri Sandeep Batra, project proponent along with their consultant

M/s Ascenso Enviro Private Limited. The committee discussed the matter and directed the

project proponent to submit following information:

1. Approval letter regarding FAR allotment.

2. Submit the approved copy of layout.

3. Setback details as per authority bye-laws.

4. The structure design certificate vetted by qualified structure engineer.

5. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the employees/residents, in case of

occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be provided.

6. 15% of total plot area should be green. Revised plan should be submitted. At

least 200 trees should be planted.

7. 03 m peripheral green shall be provided around the project inside the project

boundary. Details of landscape plan with list of ornamental trees.

8. Submit section of internal road with ROW and carriage way.

9. Storage water tank should be provided for storm water collection.

10. Provision of over head tank should be made for fire fighting. Fire NOC should

be taken. 11. Provision of 100% solar lighting along the road site, stair cases, common

places. 12. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and

other open areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB.

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13. Provision of 10% EWS/LIG in the project.

14. Plan for organic waste convertor.

15. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary

provision amounting to 2% of total project cost shall be prepared and

approved by Board of Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as

above shall be submitted to the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their

mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly compliance

reports.

The matter shall be discussed after submission of information as above.

4- Residential Cum Commercial Complex at Vill-Aurangabad Khalsa, Pargana-Bijnor,

Lucknow. Sri Ashok Kumar Shukla, Sec., 588/186, Bhadrukh, Jail Road, Lucknow.

File No. 2452/SPO-V The committee noted that an application dated 22/07/2014 was made by the project

proponent M/s New Sahyogi Sahkari Awas Samiti Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of

Residential Cum Commercial Complex at Vill-Aurangabad Khalsa, Pargana-Bijnor,

Lucknow. A presentation was made by Shri Ashok Kumar Shukla, authorized representative

of project proponent along with their consultant M/s Paramarsh. The committee discussed the

matter and directed the project proponent to submit following information:

1. Approval letter regarding FAR allotment. 2. Submit the approved copy of layout.

3. Setback details as per authority bye-laws. 4. The structure design certificate vetted by qualified structure engineer.

5. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the employees/residents, in case of occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be provided.

6. 03 m peripheral green shall be provided around the project inside the project boundary.

7. Submit section of internal road.

8. Provision of water body with kuccha based for storm water collection.

9. Name and addresses of authorised vendors for Municipal Solid waste disposal

10. Fire/AAI NOC.

11. Area details showing proposed uses as residential, commercial, parks, parking,

roads, other services, facilities of the project also in percentage.

12. Provision of over head tank should be made for fire fighting.

13. Provision of 100% solar lighting along the road site, stair cases, common

places.

14. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and

other open areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB.


16. Provision of convenient shopping. 17. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary

provision amounting to 75.0 Lac shall be prepared and approved by Board of Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to

the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly compliance reports


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5- Group Housing Project at Gata No-127, 118, 135, 138, 120, 221, 197, 201, 201, 204,

214, 225, Vill-Kasimpur Biruha, Pargna & Tehsil-Mohanlalganj, Lucknow. Sri

Jawed Irshad, Director, C/o Wing Construction & Developers Pvt. Ltd. File No.

2453/OSD-T


proponent M/s Wing Constructions & Developers Pvt. Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of

Group Housing Project at Gata No-127, 118, 135, 138, 120, 221, 197, 201, 201, 204, 214,

225, Vill-Kasimpur Biruha, Pargna & Tehsil-Mohanlalganj, Lucknow. A presentation was

made by Shri Jawed Irshad, authorized representative of project proponent along with their

consultant M/s Sawen Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. The committee discussed the matter

and directed the project proponent to submit following information:

1. Copy of maps submitted to LDA with receiving alongwith ownership

documents. 2. Gazzette of Master plan 2031. The proposed site is green belt as per Lucknow

Master Plan. Land use certificate from LDA should be submitted. 3. Width of roads should be according to building bye-laws. Plan should be

submitted. 4. 15% of total plot area should be green. Also 5% area should be provided for

rain water harvesting purposes. Plan should be submitted.

5. Sale deeds of all khasra nos. of the project should be submitted.

6. Size of all proposed plots/nos of plots, setbacks/total no. of unit proposed

should be submitted.



8. All plans and elevation sections/all service plan/landscape plan/standard

electrification plan/drainage/sewerage plan.

9. Approach road should be maintained by project proponent.

10. Provision of over head tank should be made for fire fighting.

11. Provision of 100% solar lighting along the road site, stair cases, common

places.

12. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB. Plan should

be submitted. 13. Storage water tank should be provided for storm water collection.

14. Point of discharge of treated effluent alongwith route upto ultimate discharge point. Map of the same should also be submitted.

15. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision amounting to 2% of project cost shall be prepared and approved by

Board of Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be

submitted to the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile

nos./address should be submitted.



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6- Group Housing Project “Olympus Group Housing” at plot No-2, Sector-M, Sushant

Golf City Extension, Lucknow Sri Vinod Tiku, Executive Director (Projects), 306,

Ansal Naurang House, 21, KG Marg, New Delhi File No. 2255/AD-Sub.

The committee noted that the matter was earlier discussed in SEAC meeting dated

10/01/2015 wherein the project proponent was directed to submit following information:

1. All approved layout plan/building plan/service plans from the competent authority

is to be submitted with the signature of an architect certifying that they are all in

the conformity with the master plan of the area and as per building bylaws/rules

and regulation of the authority. Submit structural design with the signature of

competent/qualified structural engineer.

2. Approved extension plan from LDA should be submitted.

3. Submit the compliance report of environmental clearance issued earlier by

SEIAA, U.P.

4. Permission from CGWB is to be submitted.

5. Details of installation of water meter also assess for water yield regarding the

borewell should be submitted.

6. Plans for green belt development around the periphery of the scheme leaving 03 m

boundary wall. Trees to be planted in 3 meter wide on all sides. Astonia tree to be

added in tree plantation.

7. Certificate of ground water level at the site from the competent authority.

8. Plan for recharging the pond by rain water.

9. Design of all block should be submitted.

10. Lab certificate should be submitted alongwith the approved parameters.

11. Details to be given regarding EWS and LIG bring provided at town ship level.

12. All dimensions of internal roads to be given

13. Parking two nos. in corner to be deleted.

14. Structure design for each tower is to be submitted.

15. CSR scheme is being implemented at town ship level as such details to be

provided.

The project proponent submitted their replies through letter dated 12/02/2015. A

presentation was made by Shri Vinod Tiku, project proponent along with their consultant M/s

Min Mec Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. The committee discussed the matter and recommended grant

of environmental clearance on the project details as given at Para-A alongwith following

specific and general conditions:

1. Submit letter through which plans have been submitted to LDA for approval. Approved

plan should be submitted within one month.

2. Large copy of maps should be submitted.

3. Compliance report regarding clearance of mother city should be submitted.


5. 15% area of the total plot area shall be compulsorily made available for the green belt


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capacity than waste water generated during operation phase.100% waste water is to be treated in captive STP conforming to prescribed standards of receiving body for

designated use. Monitoring of STP to be done daily till its stabilization. 8. Dual plumbing should be adopted. Recycling of water as proposed shall be undertaken

with regular testing and monitoring of treated water. 9. Dedicated power supply for STPs is to be ensured during operation. Sludge of STP is to



10. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision

amounting to 2% of total project cost shall be prepared and approved by Board of

Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the

authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted

alongwith six monthly compliance reports.

11. LEDs should be used in all common areas and corridors. 100% solar lighting is to be


12. Parking guideline as per Lucknow Development Authority should be followed. Parking

for disabled persons should be explored.


14. 10% EWS / LIG housing provision shall be made as per Development Authority bye-laws.

15. To discharge excess treated waste water into public drainage system, permission from the competent authority to be taken prior to any discharge.

16. 100 % provision of Rain Water Harvesting is to be made. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after

permission from CGWB. 17. An underground Pucca tank for collection/reuse of rain water may be constructed.


19. Post project monitoring for air, water (surface+ ground), Stack noise of D.G. sets, STP

to be carried out as CPCB Guidelines.

20. Crèche to be provided during the construction/operation phase.

21. Provision of separate room for senior citizen with proper amenities shall be made.

22. Protection shall be provided on the windows of the high rise flats for security of

residents.

23. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be

restricted and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent

authority.

24. The project proponent shall ensure that the project site does not attract/infringe any

buffer zone of no activity identified/declared under law.

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26. Sprinkler to be used for curing and quenching and ready mix concrete may be used for

construction.

27. Possibilities of use of treated waste water for irrigation purposes should be explored.

Drip irrigation should be tried upto extent possible. No fresh water will be used for

irrigation purpose.

28. Mobile toilets, safe drinking water facility, sanitation facility and eco friendly fuels etc.

Shall be made available to the temporary residents/workers at the project site including the proper treatment and the disposal of the wastes.

Para-A:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing Project “Olympus Group

Housing” at plot No-2, Sector-M, Sushant Golf City Extension, Lucknow. M/s Ansal

Properties and Infrastructure Ltd.

2. Salient features of the project is as follows:

Project Feature Description

Type of Project “Olympus” Group Housing

Location GH no. 2, at Pocket -1, Sector-M, Sushant Golf Hi-Tech City

(extension area), Lucknow

Latitude & Longitude Latitude: 26°46'18'' N, Longitude: 81°01'16'' E

Project Proponent M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Ltd.

Category of Project Category B, Sl. No. 8(b)

Total Site Area 29,706.79 sq.m. or 7.34 acre

Net Plot Area planned 27, 508.80 sq.m. (excluding 2197.96 sq.m. existing ponds)

Ground Coverage Achieved - 4049.483 sq.m. (14.72%)

Permissible - 9628.09 sq.m (35% of plot area)

Built-up Area 53,544.14 sq.m.

FAR Achieved - 52957.145 (@2.26)

Permissible - 58,456.26 sq.m. (@2.5)

No. of towers 11

No. of floors S+11 to S+14

Maximum height of tallest tower 46.75 m above GL

No. of Dwelling units 548

Population 3014 (Residential 2740 + floating 274)

Parking (nos. of ECS) Required = 590; Provided = 590

Parking location (a) surface = 520; (b) stilt = 70

Total daily water demand 411.65 KLD (GH, green area & pond)

Fresh water demand 254.82 KLD

Source of Water Ground water through 3 nos. tube well & treated waste water from

STP. Application to CGWB is attached.

Total Sewage Generation 356.75 KLD

STP location & capacity Centralised STP of mother city is nearest to this project & will cater

to its sewage, has capacity 23 MLD

Power Requirement 2000 KVA

Source of Power UPPCL

Stand by DG sets 1 X 125 KVA and 1X200 KVA

Green area proposed 5341.68 sq. m i.e. 19.41% of the net plot area, in which 150 trees will be planted

Quantity of solid waste generation 1.86 TPD

Quantity of sludge from STP 0.11 tonnes/day

Quantity of e-waste 5.44 kg/day

Quantity of hazardous wastes variable on DG maintenance

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Digging/ filling Only 1050 cum filling required

Quantity of RW to be harvested 80.99 cum/hr (roof top)

Volume of RWH pits is proposed 14.13 cum

Total no of proposed RWH pits 2 RWH structures + 3 ponds

Depth to water table 6 m bgl

3. Water requirement details is as follows:

Particulars Total

Population

Water Requirement

per Person/Unit

Total Water Requirement

Domestic

water

demand

Flushing

water

(treated

waste

water)

Total

water

require-

ment

Domestic

water

demand(LPD)

Flushing

water

(LPD)

(treated

waste

water)

Total

water

require-

ment

(LPD)

Residential 2740 90 45 135 246600 123300 369900

Floating 274 30 15 45 8220 4110 12330

Sub Total 254820 127410 382230

Sub Total in KLD 254.82 127.41 382.23

Green Area (treated waste water) 5.34 KLD

Pond recharge (treated waste water) 24.08 KLD

Total daily water demand 411.65

KLD

15% unaccounted for water (UFW) (emergency use, occasional

leakages or losses--> occasional demand)

57.00 KLD

Fire fighting demand [100(P)0.5

] in KLD, P- Population in

Thousand (1 time requirement)

173.61

KLD

• Total fresh water demand = 254.82 KLD

• Total treated water demand = 127.41 + 5.34 + 24.08 = 156.83 KLD

• Total daily water demand = 411.65 KLD

• One time water demand (fire fighting) = 173.61 KLD

• Occasional water demand = 57 KLD

• Sewage generating during Operation = 356.75 KLD

• Since this GH is adjoining mother city, there is a provision of conveying sewage out from this GH

through pipelines up to the centralized STP of Mother city. The capacity (23 MLD) of centralized STP

of Mother city has been calculated considering amount of sewage generated from this GH also.

4. Solid waste generation and management details is as follows:

Sl. No. Solid waste Quantity Disposal/ Management

Construction Stage

1 Digging - 1050 cum material shall be required for filling within the project

site.

2 MSW Approx 7.5 kg/d

for @50 labour

Will be sent to landfill site

Operation Stage

1 STP Sludge 0.11 TPD Used as manure after composting

2 Municipal

Solid Waste

1.86 TPD • Segregation at source into (i) biodegradable, (ii) recyclable and (iii) non-biodegradable categories.

• Recyclable material shall be sold for recycling to authorized vendors.

• The organic and non compostable waste shall be sent to proposed centralized 300 TPD pyrolysis plant in

township, when there will be full occupancy,

resulting in compressed gas, distilled water and

carbon.

• Till such time ,the plant becomes operational, disposal of waste will be done in the existing / proposed

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landfill sites of LDA

3 E-waste 5.45 kg/day Separate e-waste bin on project site from where periodic

evacuation by authorised vendors (approved by CPCB).

4 Hazardous

waste

Intermittent Hazardous waste shall be collected at township level at

designated centralized collection point and thereafter collected

by authorized recyclers. (M/S DATTA ENTERPRISES)

5. The project proposal are covered under category 8"a" of EIA notification, 2006.

7- Expansion of Group Housing Project “MAYFAIR” at Techzone Extension, Greater

Noida, U.P. Sri Tilak Raj, 70, vikas Marg Extension Enclave, Delhi. File No.

2308/AD-VB.


31/01/2015 wherein the project proponent was directed as follows:

1. Earlier E.C. dated 12/10/2013 was in the name of "Mayfair Residency" however the expansion is sought under the name "Mayfair" only. This change

in project name may be clarified with supporting documents. 2. Kalindi Bird Sanctuary was mentioned to be at a distance of 13.57 KM WSW

direction of the project site in the proposal submitted earlier, against which E.C. dated 12/10/2013 was issued however Kalindi Bird Sanctuary is

mentioned to be 17.5 KM SW direction in the expansion application. This

mismatch should be clarified alongwith maps showing the Kalindi Bird

Sanctuary with reference to the project site.

3. Under environmental sensitivity it is mentioned that no water bodies within 15 KM radius and, only Yamuna River is at 18 KM West whereas in the earlier

proposal against which E.C. dated 12/10/2013 was issued, Hindon River has been mentioned at a distance of 2.91 KM.

4. Similar glaring mismatches are evident in application however the above 02 (point no. 2 & 3) are crucial with environmental sensitivity point of view. This

should be clarified alongwith proper justification.

The committee also directed the proponent to submit following information:

1. Reasons of grant of increase in FAR with related documents.

2. Copy of structural design approved by Authority and structural design

engineer for revised proposal.

3. Compliance report to earlier E.C. dated 12/10/2013.

4. Podium shall not be covered under green. Change the percentage of green in

area chart accordingly and compensatory plans, if any. 5. Parking plan above podium parking should be confirmed from Noida

Authority with related bye-laws. 6. Permission of Authority for discharge of treated sewage in to public sewer

lines as proposed. 7. Plan for installing water meters at water intake and water discharge points.

8. All revised services plans. 9. Detailed CSR plan with Rs. 5.0 crores should be submitted.

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The project proponent submitted their replies through undated letter received on

20/02/2015 in the Directorate. A presentation was made by Shri Tilak Raj, authorized

representative of project proponent along with their consultant M/s Ind Tech House Consult.

The project proponent informed that:

1. The project name is “May Fair Residency” which was misprinted as Mayfair in earlier

presentation. Hence, “May Fair Residency” is the name of project.

2. In the application submitted earlier , it was mentioned that Kalindi Bird Sanctuary

was at a distance of 13.57 KM WSW which was submitted by some other

consultant. As per point no. 9 (II) of the Form I, we have to give environment

sensitivity within 15 km radius of the project site. The Kalindi Kunj bird sanctuary

lies outside the 15 km radius of the project site. The correctness of the same is

checked again in view of observation & found correct.

3. Local body (GNIDA) granted purchasable FAR 75 in addition to 275 FAR already

permitted FAR as per GNIDA building bye laws. Hence, total FAR is now 350

instead of 275. The project is also approved for 350 FAR . Copy of sanctioned layout

plan and building bye laws already submitted during presentation dated 31st Jan.

2015.

4. Structural design has been vetted by Jamia Millia Islamia.

5. Green area provided over podium is not covered under green. It is open to sky.

Revised Green area calculations, are given in the approved landscape plan. In fact

there is increase in green area. As per the previous EC the Total green area was

13040.364 m2 and as per revised sanctioned drawing the total green area is 13874.91

m2. Out of 13874.91 m2, 3644.25 m2 (15.18% of plot area) is peripheral green and

remaining 10230.66 sq. m. other green areas.

6. Podium parking plan designed as per building bye laws is approved by Greater Noida

Authority. The copy of sanctioned plan has already been submitted.

7. The applicable fee for discharge into public sewer of authority has already been paid

to GNIDA.

8. Water meters shall be installed at Intake & discharge points for measurements & to

conserve water during execution stage of this work.

The committee discussed the matter and recommended grant of environmental

clearance on the project details as given at Para-A alongwith following specific and general

conditions subject to submission of approved layout and services plans from the Authority:



development including the peripheral green belt. 3. Criteria/ norms provided by competent Authority regarding the seismic zone be

followed for construction work. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the residents, in case of occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be

provided. A well defined evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock drills should be arranged for the residents. Rise of stairs should be constructed in a way,


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6. Dedicated power supply for STPs is to be ensured during operation. Sludge of STP is to



7. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision amounting to 2% of total project cost shall be prepared and approved by Board of

Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted

alongwith six monthly compliance reports. 8. LEDs should be used in all common areas and corridors. 100% solar lighting is to be


9. Parking guideline as per Greater Noida Development Authority should be followed.





12. 100 % provision of Rain Water Harvesting is to be made. RWH shall be initially done

only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after

permission from CGWB.




16. Crèche to be provided during the construction/operation phase. 17. Provision of separate room for senior citizen with proper amenities shall be made.

18. Protection shall be provided on the windows of the high rise flats for security of residents.

19. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be restricted and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent

authority.





construction.



irrigation purpose.

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Shall be made available to the temporary residents/workers at the project site including


Para-A:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Expansion of Group Housing Project

“MAYFAIR” at Plot No.-7, Techzone-IV, Noida Extension, Greater Noida, U.P. M/s

Supercity Developers Pvt. Ltd.

2. Comparative project details of the project is as follows:

Sl.

No.

Particulars As per Approved

EC

As per revised

proposal

Quantity

Change

% Change

1. Plot Area 24000 24000 0 0

2. Built Up Area 97631.87 130107.359 32475.50 33.26

3. Permissible FAR (350 of Plot

Area)

66000 84000 18000 27.27

4. Proposed FAR (349 of Plot Area) 65731.26 83764.66 18033.405 27.44

5. Total Water Requirement 380 465 85 22.36

6. Fresh Water Requirement 263 334 71 27.0

7. Total Waste Water Generation 313 372 59 18.84

8. STP 380 450 70 18.42

9. MSW Generation 2116.4 2530 413.6 19.54

10. Landscape Area Proposed (soft +

hard)

13040.364

(hard-3592.852 )

13874.9

(hard- 3611)

834.536 6.4

11. Parking Proposed 1137 1295 158 13.9

12. Maximum Height of Building 65 m.

56.5 (upto terrace)

56.5 (upto terrace) No

change

No change

13. Rainwater Harvesting Pits 6 6 0 0

3. Comparative tower wise details is as follows:

Particulars No. of Floor

(As per

Approved EC)

No. of Floor

(As per

Revised

Proposal)

Change Nos. of Units

(As per

Approved

EC)

Nos. of

Units (As

per Revised

Proposal)

Change in

No. of DUs

Tower A S + 18 S + 18 No Change 72 72 No Change

Tower B S + 18 S + 18 No Change 72 72 No Change

Tower C S + 18 S + 18 No Change 108 108 No Change

Tower D S + 18 S + 18 No Change 72 72 No Change

Tower E S + 18 S + 18 No Change 108 108 No Change

Tower F S + 18 S + 18 No Change 108 108 No Change

Tower G S/C +18 S + 16 + 02 Floors 90 77 -13

Tower H S + 10 S + 18 + 08 Floors 40 72 32

Tower I S/C + 10 S / C + 18 + 08 Floors 60 108 48

Tower J S/C +10 S / C + 18 + 08 Floors 40 72 32

Tower K S/C +10 S / C + 18 + 08 Floors 60 108 48

Tower L S + 9 S +18 + 09 Floors 36 72 36

Total 866 1049 183

4. Salient features of the revised proposal is as follows: Sl. No. Description Details Unit

1 Plot Area 24000 SQM

2 Proposed Built Up Area 130107.359 SQM

3 Cost of The Project 229.0 CR

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4 Height of Tallest Tower (upto terrace) 56.5 M

5 Maximum No. of Floors B+S+18 NOS

6 Permissible Ground Coverage (35%) 8400 SQM

7 Proposed Ground Coverage (25.90%) 6217.19 SQM

8 Permissible FAR (@ 350 of Plot Area) 84000 SQM

9 Proposed FAR (@ 349 of Plot Area) 83765 SQM

10 Stilt Area 3870 SQM

11 Total Basement Area 20334 SQM

12 Ancillary Area 11090 SQM

13 Green Area Required (38.57% of Plot Area) 9258.9 SQM

14 Green Area Proposed (42.76% of Plot Area) 10263.805 SQM

POPULATION & WATER REQUIREMENT

15 Total No. of DU’s (Saleable) 1049 NOS

16 Expected Population 5622 PERSONS

17 Total Water Requirement 465 KLD

18 Fresh Water Requirement 334 KLD 19 Waste Water Generation 372 KLD

20 STP Capacity 450 KLD

21 Treated Water Available for Reuse 298 KLD

22 Surplus Treated Water 167 KLD

RAIN WATER HARVESTING PIT DETAILS

23 Proposed quantity of rainwater to be

harvested

9342 CUM

24 No. of RWH Pits Proposed 6 NOS

PARKING

25 Parking required as /byelaws 1050 ECS

26 Parking Proposed 1295 ECS

27 Surface Parking 192 ECS

28 Basement Parking 627 ECS

29 Stilt + Podium Parking 476 ECS

WASTE GENERATION

30 Municipal Solid Waste Generation 2.53 TPD

31 Quantity of E-waste generation 17.04 KG/DAY

32 Quantity of Hazardous Waste Generation 600 LTS/ANNUM

33 Quantity of Sludge generated from STP 134 KG/DAY

POWER REQUIREMENT,

34 Total Power Requirement (Source-Uttar

Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd)

3010 KW

35 DG sets Backup 2200 KVA

5. Water requirement details of the project is as follows: S. No. Water Uses Occupancy/

Capacity/Area

Rate Total Water

Demand (KLD)

A. Domestic Water Requirement

(i) Residential 4975 @86 lpcd 427

(ii) Non Residential (Employees/

Workers)

149 @30 lpcd 5.0

(iii) Visitors 497 @12 lpcd 6.0

Total Domestic Water Requirement 438

B. DG cooling 2200 KVA @ 0.9 lt/hr/KVA 12.0

C. Green Area 14024sq m @ 1 lt/Sq.m. 10.0

D. Swimming pool (Makeup Water) 1 LS 5

Total Water Requirement 465

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6. Source of water supply and its details of the project: Head Source Quantity UGT OHT

Fresh Water Requirement Municipal Water Supply (GNIDA)

334 KL 220 KL 114 KL

Treated Water Requirement On site STP 131 KL 22 KL (For Gardening &

D.G Cooling)

109 KL (For

Flushing)

Emergency Water Requirement Bore well (With permission from CGWA)

- 200 KL -

Head Quantity, KL % w.r.t. Total Water

Requirement

Total Water Requirement 465

Fresh Water Requirement 334 71.8

Treated Water Requirement 131 28.17

Water for Flushing 109

Gardening 10

DG Cooling 12

Waste Water Generation(80% of total domestic fresh water demand + 100% of Flushing Water)

372

Capacity of STP (120% of Waste Water Generation) 450

Treated Water Generation 298

Surplus Treated water (298-131) 167

7. The project proposals are covered under category 8"a" of EIA Notification, 2006, as

amended.

8- Group Housing Project at Khasra No-962M, Vill-Noor Nagar, Ghaziabad, U.P. Sri

Rajeev Agrawal, Director, R-8/54, Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad U.P. File No. 2332/AD-

Sub.



1- Physical features within 30 m of the project site alongwith corresponding ownership.

2- Block wise/floor wise area details.

3- Permission of municipal authority for discharge of waste water into municipal

sewer/drain.

4- Running cost of operation and maintenance of STP and other environmental

management facilities should be submitted. The same should be mentioned in

customer brochure also.

5- A 03 m peripheral green belt shall be left all along the periphery and shall not be encroached for any other purposes. Plan for the same should be submitted.

6- 100% solar energy shall be used for open spaces and common stair case. Plan for the same should be submitted.

7- Copy of structure design by qualified engineers. 8- All services plan.

9- Alstonia should be added in list of trees. 10- Plan for use of reflecting paints.

11- Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan with Rs. 2.50 crore along with

budgetary provision amounting of total project cost shall be prepared and submitted.

The project proponent submitted their replies through letter dated 24/02/2015 and

28/03/2015. A presentation was made by Shri Saurabh Trivedi, authorized representative of

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project proponent along with their consultant M/s Ascenso Enviro Private Limited. The

project proponent informed that:

1- Block wise details:

S .No. Particular Ground Stilt Total

a. Block-A(15 storey) Convenient Shop

=75 Sqm

574.70 649.70

b. Block-B(16 Storey) Community Area

=127.95 Sqm

436.38 564.33

c. Block-C(15 Storey) ----- 514.89 514.89

Total 202.95 1525.97 1728.92

2- Area statement block-A:

Area Statement (Block-A)

S.No. Floor Area(in Sqm) Units

1. Stilt Floor

(Non FAR)

574.70

Convenient Shops in FAR) 75.00

649.70

Total

2. 1

st

Floor 628.81 8

3. 2

nd

Floor 620.86 8

4. 3

rd

Floor 620.86 8

5. 4

th

Floor 620.86 8

6. 5

th

Floor 620.86 8

7. 6

th

Floor 620.86 8

8. 7

th

Floor 620.86 8

9. 8

th

Floor 620.86 8

10. 9

th

Floor 620.86 8

11. 10

th

Floor 620.86 8

12. 11

th

Floor 620.86 8

13. 12

th

Floor 620.86 8

14. 13

th

Floor 620.86 8

15. 14

th

Floor 620.86 8

16. 15

th

Floor 620.86 8

Total 9320.65 120

• Area statement block-B:

Area Statement (Block-B)


1. Stilt Floor (Non FAR) 436.38

Community Area

(in FAR)

127.95

564.33

Total

2. 1

st

Floor 503.98 7

3. 2

nd

Floor 494.92 7

4. 3

rd

Floor 494.92 7

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5. 4

th

Floor 494.92 7

6. 5

th

Floor 494.92 7

7. 6

th

Floor 494.92 7

8. 7

th

Floor 494.92 7

9. 8

th

Floor 494.92 7

10. 9

th

Floor 494.92 7

11. 10

th

Floor 494.92 7

12. 11

th

Floor 494.92 7

13. 12

th

Floor 494.92 7

14. 13

th

Floor 494.92 7

15. 14

th

Floor 494.92 5

16. 15

th

Floor 494.92 5

17. 16

th

Floor 375.35 3

Total 7808.21 104

• Area statement block-C

Area Statement (Block-C)


1. Stilt Floor

(Non FAR)

514.89 -

2. 1

st

Floor 514.89 7

3. 2

nd

Floor 506.94 7

4. 3

rd

Floor 506.94 7

5. 4

th

Floor 506.94 7

6. 5

th

Floor 506.94 7

7. 6

th

Floor 506.94 7

8. 7

th

Floor 506.94 7

9. 8

th

Floor 506.94 7

10. 9

th

Floor 506.94 7

11. 10

th

Floor 506.94 7

12. 11

th

Floor 506.94 7

13. 12

th

Floor 506.94 7

14. 13

th

Floor 506.94 7

15. 14

th

Floor 506.94 7

16. 15

th

Floor 506.94 7

Total 7612.05 105

2. Running cost of operation and maintenance of STP and other environmental

management facilities:

COMPONENT CAPITAL COST

(RS. IN LACS)

RECURRING COST

(RS. IN LACS)

Sewage Treatment Plant 40 10

Rain Water Harvesting System 2 1

Solid Waste Management 12 3

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Environmental Monitoring - 7

Green Area 3 0.6

Others (Energy saving devices,

miscellaneous)

50 10

Total 178 48.2

3. Structural safety certificate has been vetted by Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi.


clearance on the project details as given at Para-A alongwith following specific conditions:

1. 03 m peripheral green shall be provided around the project inside the project boundary. 2. 15% area of the total plot area shall be compulsorily made available for the green belt

development including the peripheral green belt. 3. Criteria/ norms provided by competent Authority regarding the seismic zone be










5. Discharge of storm water drain will be proponents responsibility and permission to be

taken from competent authority.





8. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision amounting to 2% of total project cost shall be prepared and approved by Board of






10. Parking guideline as per Ghaziabad Development Authority should be followed.



12. 10% EWS / LIG housing provision shall be made as per Development Authority bye-

laws.



14. 100 % provision of Rain Water Harvesting is to be made. RWH shall be initially done

only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after

permission from CGWB.


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16. Height of the stack should be provided based on combined DG sets capacity and be 6mt

higher than the tallest building.






residents. 21. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be

restricted and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent authority.

22. The project proponent shall ensure that the project site does not attract/infringe any buffer zone of no activity identified/declared under law.

23. For any extraction of ground water, prior permission from CGWB shall be taken. 24. Sprinkler to be used for curing and quenching and ready mix concrete may be used for

construction. 25. Possibilities of use of treated waste water for irrigation purposes should be explored.


irrigation purpose.




Para-A:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing Project at Khasra No-

962M, Vill-Noor Nagar, Ghaziabad, U.P. M/s Bankey Bihari Infrahome (P) Ltd.

2. Salient features of the project are as follows:

Name and Location of the Project Group Housing Project at Khasra No-962 M, Village

Noor Nagar, District- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

Developers of the project M/s. Bankey Bihari Infrahome (P) Ltd.

Total Plot Area 8,379.4 m

2

Built-up Area(Proposed FAR + Basement area +

Services area) 39,100.00 m

2

Total Water Consumption 145 KLD

Total Freshwater Requirement 104 KLD

Power Requirement 1,596 KVA

Source: PVVNL

Power Backup 3 DG Sets of total capacity of 995 KVA

(1x380+1x200+1x415 KVA)

Total Parking provided 475 ECS

Solid Waste to be Generated 782.85 kg/day

No. of RWH Pits 2 pits

Height of the Tallest Building 55 m

3. Area statement of the project is as follows:

S. No. Particulars Area in Sq.m. Percentage

1. Total Plot Area 8,379.40 ……

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2. Area for road widening 509.70 6.08% of total Plot Area

3. Net Balance plot area 7,869.70 93.9% of total Plot Area

4. Less 15% Green Area (mandatory) 1,180.50 15% of net balance plot area

5. Provided green area mandatory 1,180.50 15% of net balance plot area

6. Space left for Garbage area 33.00 ……

7. Net Plot Area 6,656.22 79.4% of total Plot Area

8. Permissible Ground Coverage 2,662.49 40% of Net Plot area

9. Achieved Ground Coverage 1,728.90 25.97% of Net plot area

10. Permissible FAR 26,624.88 400% of Net plot area

11. Proposed FAR

• Residential FAR

• Convenient FAR

• Community FAR

26,071.86

25,868.91

75.00

127.95

391.6% of Net plot area

99.2% of Proposed FAR



12. Total Basement Area

• Upper Basement Area

• Lower Basement Area

10,699.54

5,349.77

5,349.77

160.16% of Net Plot Area 50 % of Total Basement Area

50% of Total Basement Area

13. Stilt Area 1,525.97 22.92% of Net Plot Area

14. Service Area (Mumty, Machine Room&

Staircase)

803.31 ----

15. Built up Area (Proposed FAR+ Total

Basement Area + Stilt + Services Area)

39,100.68 ----

4. Details of building blocks are as follows:

S. No. Type of Building Storey

1. Block A 2 Basement+ Stilt+15

2. Block B 2 Basement+ Stilt+16

3. Block C 2 Basement+ Stilt+15

4. Convenient Shops 4 Nos. (in Block –A)

5. Community Area in Block –B

(on Ground Floor)

5. Water requirement of the project is as follows:

S.

N.

Description Population /

Area

Unit water

consumption

(liters)

Total water

required

(KLD)

Water

requirement

for Domestic

Use (KLD)

Flushing

Water

(KLD)

A Residential

Population

1548 86 133.12 100.62 32.50

B Visitor 155 15 2.3 0.93 1.39

C Community

Population

110 15 1.65 0.66 0.99

D Horticulture

(1180.5 m2

)

--- 1 liter 1.18 --- ---

E DG Set Cooling

(995 KVA)

--- 0.9 kVA/h 5.37 --- ---

G Fire Fighting Tank -- 1% of total

Water

requirement

1.4 -- --

Total 145.05

Says

145 KLD

102.21

Says

102 KLD

34.89

Says

35 KLD

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6. Waste water details of the project is as follows:

Details Water (KLD) Water requirement for domestic purpose 102

Wastewater to be generated from domestic use (@ 80% of domestic water requirement) 81.6

Water requirement for Flushing Purpose 35

Wastewater to be generated from Flushing (@ 100% of flushing requirement) 35

Total Wastewater generated 117 KLD

7. A sewage treatment plant with 150 KLD capacity based on FAB technology is

proposed.

8. Solid waste generation details of the project is as follows:

S. N. Category of Solid Waste Waste Generation Occupancy Waste generated 1. Residential 0.3 to 0.6 kg/cap/day 1,703 766.35

2. Community Area 0.1 to 0.2 kg/cap/day 110 16.5

Total waste generated 782.85 kg/day

5. The project proposals are covered under category 8"a" of EIA Notification, 2006, as

amended.

9- Raw Leather to Finish Leather Having Capacity (8000Kg p/day), M/s Omega

International Unit-III, G-07-08-09-10, Unnao, U.P. M/s Omega International, C-594,

Defence Colony, Jajmau, Kanpur, U.P. File No. 1721/DD-Y


21/02/2015 wherein the project proponent was directed as follows:

"The committee discussed the matter and directed the project proponent to submit

following information:

1. Approved building plan.

2. NOC granted by UPPCB.

3. Status on air monitoring as per NAAQS standards dated 16/11/2009.

Monitoring data of H2S.

4. Proposal of raw material storage.

5. All services/ environmental facilities should be earmarked on plan layout.

6. OHT to be proposed in rear setback. Plan for same should be submitted.

7. Proposal of diffusers in aeration process.

8. Projection about emission level in operational phase of proposed project.

9. Route map of drain where discharge of tanneries effluent is proposed.

10. Costing of proposed Environmental Management Facilities in the industry.

11. Details of the pollution load at the intermediate and the ultimate discharge

points with flow diagram should be furnished. Scheme for the reduction in

TDS as per the norms of CPCB should be detailed separately with calculation

sheet.

The committee also directed to get a status report regarding construction at site

as required from Member Secretary, UPPCB vide letter dated 26/05/2014 of

SEAC."

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The project proponent submitted their replies through letter dated 09/03/2015 through

which they have submitted building plan, consent for establishment (NOC) from UPPCB for

dry and wet process, UPSIDC layout plan of the area, Site plan of the project, Air Pollution

Equipment and design parameter, setback plan as per UPSIDC, Sketch of industrial drain

near industry. The Secretariat also informed that a letter dated 26/05/2014 was communicated

to Member Secretary, UPPCB regarding status of construction on the site which has not been

replied yet.

A presentation was made by Shri Mayank Nigam, authorized representative of project

proponent along with their consultant Shri Hari Om Dwivedi. The committee discussed the

matter and recommended grant of environmental clearance on the project details as given at

Para-A alongwith following specific and general conditions:

A. General Conditions:-

1. A suitable plan for providing shelter, light and fuel, water and waste disposal for

construction labour during the construction phase shall be provided along with the

numbers of proposed workers.

2. Measures shall be undertaken to recycle and reuse treated effluents for horticulture

and plantation.

3. Obtain necessary clearance from the competent authority on the abstraction and use of

ground water during the construction and operation phases. 4. Hazardous/inflammable/explosive material likely to be stored during the construction

and operation phases shall be handled as per standard procedure prescribed under law, necessary clearance in this regard shall be obtained.

5. Solid waste shall be suitably segregated and disposed. A separate and isolated Municipal Waste Collection Centre should be provided. Waste shall be disposed as

per Municipal Solid Waste Rules prescribed under EP Act, 1986. 6. Suitable Rain Water Harvesting Systems as per designs of Ground Water Department

shall be installed. 7. The emissions and effluents etc. from machines, Instruments and Transport during

construction and operation phases should be according to the prescribed standards.

8. Water sprinklers and other dust control measures should be undertaken to suppress

dust generation during the construction and operation phases.

9. Suitable noise abatement measures shall be adopted during the construction and

operation phases in order to ensure that the noise emissions do not violated the

prescribed Ambient Noise Standards.

10. Separate stock piles shall be maintained for excavated top soil and the top soil should

be utilized for development of green belt.

11. Sewage effluents shall be kept separate from rain water collection and storage system

and separately disposed. Other trade effluents should not be allowed to mix with

domestic effluents. Sewage transportation pipe lines should be at least 2 meter bellow the water supply lines.

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12. Hazardous/Solid Wastes generated during construction and operation phases should

be disposed off as prescribed under law. Necessary clearances in this regard shall be

obtained.

13. Alternate technologies for solid waste disposals (Like- vermin-culture etc.) should be

used in consultation with expert organizations.

14. No wetland should be infringed during construction and operation phases. Any

wetland coming in the project area should be suitably rejuvenated and conserved.

15. Pavements shall be so constructed as to allow infiltration of surface run-off of rain water. Fully impermeable pavements shall not be constructed. Construction of

pavements around trees shall be as per scientifically accepted principles in order to provide suitable watering, aeration and nutrition to the tree.

16. Ensure usage of dual flush systems for flush cisterns and explore options to use sensor bases fixtures, waterless of urinals and other water saving techniques.

17. Explore options for use of dual pipe plumbing for use of water with different qualities such as municipal supply, recycled water, ground water etc.

18. Ensure use of measures for including water demand for landscaping and using xeriscaping, efficient irrigation equipments& controlled watering systems.

19. Make suitable provisions for using solar energy as alternative source of energy. Solar

energy application should be incorporated for illumination of common areas, lighting

for gardens and street lighting in addition to provision for solar water heating. Present

a detailed report showing how much percentage of backup power for institution can

be provided through solar energy so that use and polluting effects of DG sets can be

minimized.

20. Make separate provision for segregation, collection, transport and disposal of e-waste.

21. Educate citizens and other stake-holders by putting up hoardings at different places to

create environmental awareness.

22. Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the roads adjoining the

proposed project site must be avoided. Parking should be fully internalized and no public space should be utilized.

23. Prepare and present Disaster Management Plan. 24. A report on the energy conservation measures confirming to energy conservation

norms finalize by Bureau of Energy efficiency should be prepared incorporating details about building materials and technology, R&U factors etc.

25. Fly ash should be used as building material in the construction as per the provision of fly ash notification of September, 1999 and amended as on August, 2003 (The above

conditions is applicable only if the project lies within 100 km of Thermal Power Station).

26. The DG sets to be used during construction phases should use low sulphur diesel type

and should conform to E.P. Rules prescribed for Air and Noise emission standards.

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

conforming to the day and night noise standards prescribed for residential land use.

The open spaces inside the plot should be suitably landscaped and covered with

vegetation of indigenous variety.

28. It is suggested that literacy program for weaker sections of society/women/adult

(Including domestic help) and under privileged children could be provided in a formal

way.

29. The use of Compact Fluorescent Lamps should be encouraged. A management plan

for the safe disposal of used/damaged CFLs should be submitted.

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30. It shall be ensured that all street lighting is solar powered. Additionally 50% of the

same may be provided with dual (Solar/electrical) alternatives.

31. Solar water heater shall be installed to the maximum possible capacity. Plans may be

drawn up accordingly with justification.

32. Construction activities including movements of vehicles should be so managed as to

cause no disturbance to nearby residents. Parking should be design on the basis of

projected growth in next 20 years.

33. All necessary statutory clearances should be obtained and submitted before start of any construction activity. If this condition is violated the clearance shall be

automatically deemed to have been cancelled. 34. Parking areas should be in accordance with the norms of MoEF, Govt. of India. Plans

may be drawn up accordingly and submitted.

B. Specific Conditions:

1. The conditions stipulated in the NOC issued by the UP Pollution Control Board

should be complied.

2. The tannery operations should be such that the environmental stipulations as

prescribed under Charter on "Corporate Responsibility for Environmental Protection

(CREP)" are complied with.

3. 33% area of industrial unit should be covered under Green belt.

4. Tannery unit should install effluent treatment and chrome recovery facilities as

proposed upto tertiary level. The flow of treated effluent should not stagnate in

disposal channel till the end point.

5. It should adopt cleaner technologies as recommended by CLRI to ensure minimum

chrome discharge in effluent. 6. Over head tank for fire fighting shall be provided.

7. Record should be maintained in the unit for the quantity of raw process water used and pre treated waste water discharge.

8. The tannery should adopt state of the art technology recommended by CLRI. The technology should include recovery and reuse of Chrome/Alutan BCS/closed-loop

Alutan-BCS combined tanning process to ensure maximum chromium recovery and minimum chromium-discharge in the effluent.

9. To reduce TDS concentration in the primary treated effluent, cleaner technologies e.g.

dry salting for reduction of TDS in waste water, counter current soaking to reduce waste water quantity, enzyme assisted liming process, combined pickling- tanning

process, pre-treatment and segregation of waste should be practiced and soak liquor should be segregated and evaporated in the solar evaporation ponds.

10. Unit should ensure that ambient air quality monitoring stations should be set-up in the down wind direction as well as at locations were maximum ground level

concentration is anticipated. These locations should be fixed in consultation with the U P. Pollution Control Board.

11. The unit should not exceed the norm of 28 cu. meter/tonne of raw hide as stipulated in

schedule 1 of the Environment Protection Act, 1991 for the total quantity of waste

generated.


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13. The unit should install separate flow meter and water meter for entire effluent

generated after pre-treatment. The waste water after primary treatment should be

discharged into CETP through a closed non corrosive pipe line.

14. Guard ponds of sufficient holding capacity should be provided to cope with the

effluent discharge during process disturbances.

15. A secured double line land fill should be developed for temporary storage of hazardous solid waste by providing impervious liner and leach ate collection system.

16. The fleshing from the Tannery unit should be supplied to the manufacturers of dog chew and glue.

17. The ground water quality around the guard ponds, solar evaporation ponds and land fill site should be monitored on a regular basis.

18. Annual Environmental auditing should be carried out by the unit. 19. Occupational health surveillance of the workers should be done on a regular basis and

records maintained. 20. The unit should comply with environmental protection measures and safeguards

recommended in the ElA/EMP.

21. Proper Protective Equipments and Barrier Cream should be given to workers.

Para-A:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for tannery unit M/s Omega International Unit-

III, at G-07-08-09-10, Unnao Industrial Estate, Site-II, Unnao, U.P.

2. Size of the project is proposed as 8000 kg/day Raw Leather to Finish Leather Having.

3. The project details are as follows:

4.

Feature Description

Site Plot No – G-07-08-09-10, Unnao Industrial Eastate, Site-II,

Unnao-209 801.

Latitude

Longitudes

26°33'55"N

80°32'14”E

Total area acquired Existing Plant

Proposed Plant

1 Acres (Approx) Nill

1 Acre (Approx)

No Additional Land is required for Expansion

Type of Land Non Agricultural land (Industrial Estate)

Nearest Port Nil

Nearest Highway State Highway ( Kanpur, Lucknow) 600 M.

Nearest Railway Station Unnao (6 km)

Nearest Airport Lucknow (45 KM)

Nearest Reserved Forest None within 10 km Radius

5. Land use details are as follows:

Land Use Total area (SQM) % of Total Plot

Area under plots 4180

Road and Parking area 540 13

Common Facilities plant and

machinery

1640 40

Green Spaces 1400 34

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ETP, Salt recovery and chrome

recovery unit

520 12

Basement nill

6. Raw material details are as follows:

Sr. No. Name of Raw Material Daily Capacity

01 Raw Hide 8000 Kg

02 Sodium Format 75kg/day

03 BCS 375kg/day

04 Synthetic Tanning Agents 750kg/day

06 Fat Liquors 500 kg/day

07 Dyes 100kgs/day

08 Binders 150kgs/day

09 Pigments 15 kg/day

10 Top coats 150kg/day

11 Wax Emulsions 20kg/day

12 Feel Modifiers 7/5 kg/day

7. 04 nos. rain water harvesting is proposed for the project.

8. Approx. 230 KLD effluents will be generated during production of finished leather,

out of which boiler blow down will be around 2-5 KLD and the domestic effluent will

be around 10 KLD. The domestic effluent will be treated in soak pit and followed by

septic tank. In order to treated the waste water generated during process, a suitable

double stage biological effluent treatments plan with capacity 250 KLD is proposed.

water balance diagram is proposed as follows:

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9. Solid waste generation details are as follows:

Sr. No. Type of Waste Quantity Generation

(MT/Month)

Utilization / Disposal Plan

1. Coal Ash (Generated through Boiler)

2 - 3 Utilization for as per fly ash rule.

2. ETP sludge 4 - 5 Dispose through TSDF site.

3. Used Oil

(Generated through stand by

DG set)

50 liter/Month Partial used in Boiler and partial sell

to register recycler.

4. Small pieces of leather 2-3 • Smaller particle (saver dust) will sell to feeder and fertilizer

industry.

• Bigger part will sell to end user.

10. The project is covered under category 4"f" of EIA notification, 2006.

10- Group Housing Project-3 at Kanpur Road, Lucknow. Sri Swapnil Nigam, Manager,

Miranpur Pinwat, Lucknow-Kanpur Road, Lucknow. File No. 2664/SPO-V


proponent M/s Paarth Infrabuild Pvt. Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of Group Housing -3

at Kanpur Road, Lucknow.

A presentation was made by Shri Abhishek Singh, authorized representative of project

proponent along with their consultant M/s Greencindia Consulting (P) Ltd. The proponent,

through the documents submitted and the presentation made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing-3 at Kanpur Road,

Lucknow, M/s Paarth Infrabuild Pvt. Ltd.


Project

Name

Environmental Clearance for “Paarth Developer Group Housing -3 at Kanpur Road, Lucknow

Uttar Pradesh”

Land

Requirement

Plot Area

Built-up Area

Population

Hectares

m2

11, 70,926.1 m2

50932

31.89 318993

Water

Requirement

Phases Fresh Water in

KLD

Treated Water in KLD Total Water in KLD

Construction

Phase

10.50 1901.18 1911.68

Operation Phase 1358.28 1971.24 3329.52

STP 2758.7 KLD Based on MBBR Technology

Power

Requirement

Phases Power Requirement Source Back-up power supply

Construction

Phase

1000 kVA UPPCL 500 KVA in form of DG Sets

Operation

Phase

Load after

over all

Diversity

(MVA) =

29.83

Transformer

Capacity loading

factor @ 80 % =

37.277

UPPCL DG Capacity for 0.8 PF and

80% loading = 41.94

3. Population details are as follows:

S. No Description Rate Population

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1. Residential Population @ 5 Person/DU 21800

2. Visitors @ 10 % of Residential

Population

2180

3. Commercial 1 person/10 m

2

of FAR 18504

4. Service Staff Assumption 100

5. Health Center Assumption 500

6. Others (Club, College,

Police) For college 1person/15 m

2

of FAR

For Club 1person/1.5 m2

of

FAR Area

7848

Grande Total 50932

4. Area details are as follows:

Sl No. Description Units Area (m2

)

A Total Plot Area 318993

Permissible Ground Coverage (Residential) 40% 109186.8

Permissible Ground Coverage (Mixed Landuse) 30%

1 Proposed Ground Coverage 27% 85288

Cluster 1 15046

Cluster 2 7349

Cluster 3 8964

Cluster 4 3038

Cluster 5 3804

Cluster 6 3044

Cluster 7 2869

Cluster 8 5383

Cluster 9 8989

Cluster 10 13440

Facilities 13362

2 Landscape Area 42863.0

3 Area Under Road 68796.0

4 Open Parking 35190.0

5 LIDA Land 11240.0

6 Ceiling Land 9110.0

7 Open Area 66505.4

Total Plot Area (1+2+3+4+5+6+7) 318993

B Built-up Area Area (m2

) Area (m2

)

FAR

Permissible FAR @2.5 for Residential 431195.01 729499.25

Permissible FAR @ 3.5 for Mixed Landuse 298304.24

Proposed FAR 759414.8 (720083 m2

of all towers + 39332 m2

of

LIG/EWS)

Achieved FAR for Residential 437223.80

Achieved FAR for Mixed Landuse 298179

Facilities 24012

Non FAR 376060.3

Stilt Area 39321.8

Podium Area 142696

Service Area 56614.4

Basement 137428.1

Total Built-up Area (FAR + Non FAR) 11,70,926.1

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5. Water requirement details is as follows: S.No Water Use Unit No. of

person

Per capita

consumption

in lpcd

Fresh

Water

in

KLD

Treated

Water

in KLD

Total water

requirement

in KLD

1 Residential domestic activities

a Drinking use no. 21800 7 152.6 0 152.6

b Bathing use no. 21800 20 436 0 436

c Flushing use no. 21800 21 0 457.8 457.8

d Washing use no. 21800 15 327 0 327

e Misc no. 21800 23 0 501.4 501.4

Subtotal (a+b+c+d+e) 1874.8

2 Visitor no. 2180 15 10.9 21.8 32.7

3 Commercial no. 18504 45 277.56 555.12 832.68

4 Service staff no. 100 86 6.5 2.1 8.6

5 Health center no. 500 340 30 140 170

6 Others (club,

college, police)

no. 7848 45 117.72 235.44 353.16

Area (m

2

)

In litre per m2

7 Horticulture litre/m

2

57585

1litre/m2

0 57.58 57.58

Total (1+2+3+4+5+6+7) 1358.28 1971.24 3329.52

6. Waste water generation details is as follows: S.

No.

Description Total

Population

Per capita

consumption (LPCD)

Total water

requirement (KLD)

Waste

Water generation

a Residential

occupants

21800 86 1874.8 1545.62

b Visitors 2180 15 32.7 28.34

c Commercial 18504 45 832.68 721.656

d Service Staffs 100 86 8.6 7.09

e Health center 500 340 170 150

f Others(club,

college, police)

7848 45 353.16 306.072

e Horticulture - 57.58 0

Total (a+b+c+d+e) 3329.52 2758.78

7. Parking details is as follows: Sl No. Required Parking as per Lucknow development authority No. of ECS

1. For Commercial @ 2.0 ECS/100 sqm 3685

2. For Residential @ 1.5 ECS/100 sqm 7094

3. For EWS @ 2 sqm/units 64

4. For LIG @ 1 ECS/3 units 146

Total 10989

Parking Provided

1. Basement @ 32 Sqm/ECS 4162

2. Stilt @28 sqm/ECS 448

3. Stack Parking 89

4. Surface Parking @ 23sqm/ECS 1374

5. Podium Parking @ 28 sqm/ECS 5320

6. MLP @ 28sqm/ECS 1266

Total 12659

11. The project is covered under category 8 "b" of EIA notification, 2006.

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The committee discussed the matter and recommended following TORs and general

guidelines for conducting EIA studies regarding the proposals:

Additional TORs: 1. Submit approved master plan of LIDA showing the location of proposed site.

2. Land conversion certificate is to be submitted from competent authority.

3. Submit approved layout plan.

4. Permissible uses of the proposed site as per zoning regulation.

5. NOC from National Highway Authority of India.

6. Submit provisions related to podium parking for concerned development authority.

7. Allotment letter from concerned development authority.

8. Physical features within 30 m of the project sites with their ownership.

9. Section details of all road.

10. All facilities to be proposed as per population size and as per norms in the building

bye-laws.

11. Area details showing proposed uses as residential, commercial, parks, parking, roads,

other services, facilities of the project also in percentage.

12. Land use approved by the competent authority.

13. Complete Details of facilities to be developed by the project proponent i.e. for which

environment clearance is sought.

14. Use of reflecting paints on roof top and side walls.

15. Details of rain water harvesting are to be given.

16. Provision of 100% solar lighting along the road site, stair cases, common places.

17. A site plan showing the project site and its surroundings with physical features and

topographical details, such as land use, contours and drainage pattern, along with

photographs of the site from all four sides, should be included in the background

information.

18. Sanctioned plans/maps regarding the project with all services plans.



20. Structural plan is to be submitted signed by qualified structural designer.

21. 10% EWS / LIG housing provision shall be made as per Development Authority bye-

laws. 22. All service plans like sewer drainage water supply rain water harvesting fire fighting

landscape plan is to be submitted.

23. Examine in detail the proposed site with reference to impact on infrastructure

covering water supply, storm water drainage, sewerage, power, etc., and the disposal

of treated/raw wastes from the complex on land/water body and into sewerage system.

24. Water requirement and water management plan alongwith necessary permissions for

discharge.

25. Hydro-geological investigations be carried out and obtain permission from Central

Ground Water Authority for withdrawal of ground water.

26. Consider soil characteristics and permeability for rainwater harvesting proposals,

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should be made to prevent ground water contamination. Maximize use of treated

water by recycling and utilization of rainwater.

27. Make provision for safety against failure in the operation of wastewater treatment

facilities. Identify acceptable outfall for treated effluent.

28. Details of green belt as a measure for mitigation of dust and noise and buffer between

habitation and proposed project.

29. Landscape plan, green belts and open spaces may be described separately.

30. Study the existing flora and fauna of the area and the impact of the project on them.

31. Examine existing crèche, education, health facilities, police, post Office, Banks and

other services and make adequate provisions in the proposal.

32. Assess soil erosion in view of the soil characteristics, topography and rainfall pattern.

33. Application of renewable energy/alternate energy, such as solar and wind energy may

be described including solar water heating in the guidelines for entrepreneurs.

34. Consider solid wastes, including e-waste in addition to other solid wastes and their

disposal.

35. Identification of recyclable wastes and waste utilization arrangements may be made.

36. Explore possibility of generating biogas from biodegradable wastes.

37. Arrangements for hazardous waste management may be described as also the

common facilities for waste collection, treatment, recycling and disposal of all

effluent, emission and refuse including MSW, biomedical and hazardous wastes.

Special attention should be made with respect to bird menace.

38. Provisions made for safety in storage of materials, products and wastes may be

described.

39. Disaster management plan should be prepared.

40. Traffic management plan including parking and loading/unloading areas may be

described. Traffic survey should be carried out both on weekdays and weekend.

41. Parking provision is to be made for higher ECS worked out either as per state bye-

laws or construction manual of the MoEF

42. Exclusive Parking area in the basement (excluding other facilities) and surface is to be

clearly mentioned

43. Provide service road for entry and exit to project site.

44. Use of local building materials should be described.

45. Consider provision of DG Flue Gas emissions to be treated in a scrubber. Stack

details with provisos of sampling port for monitoring be described.

46. Work out MGLC for the combined capacity of DG sets.

47. Provide for conservation of resources, energy efficiency and use of renewable sources

of energy in the light of ECBC code.

48. Application of resettlement and rehabilitation policy may be described. Project

affected persons should be identified and rehabilitation and resettlement plan should

be prepared.

49. Examine separately the details for construction and operation phases both for

Environmental Management Plan and Environmental Monitoring Plan.

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50. Environment Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision of

minimum 2% of the project cost as discussed in meeting shall be submitted on need

base assessment study in the study area.

51. Details of all internal and peripheral roads width.

52. Source and quantity of required water during construction and management of

generated waste water.

53. Project falling with in 10 Km. area of Wild Life Sanctuary is to obtain a clearance

from National Board Wild Life (NBWL) even if the eco- sensitive zone is not

earmarked.

54. Declare/submit the running cost of STP and other environmental management

services (e.g., Municipal Solid Waste Disposal, Green belt Maintenance, Water

Management etc.) in the proposals which are to be including in the allotment letters.

55. The proponent will submit the schedule of monitoring/data collection programme to

the Office of Directorate, Member Secretary, UP Pollution Control Board and District

Magistrate of related District.

General Guidelines

a. A legal affidavit by the Project proponent on Rs. 100/- non-judicial Stamp Paper, duly

attested by Public Notary, stating that:

I. “There is no litigation pending against the project and/or land in which the project is

proposed to be set up (please give name & ownership etc. of the project) and that for

any such litigation what so ever, the sole responsibility will be borne by the Project

proponent.”

II. “No activity relating to this project (i.e. name of the project) including civil

construction has been undertaken at site except fencing of the site to protect it from

getting encroached and construction of temporary shed(s) for the guard(s). (if fencing

has not been done, then the same may be deleted).

III. “I/We hereby give undertaking that the data and information given in the application,

enclosures and other documents are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and

I/We am/are aware that if any part of the data and information submitted is found to

be false or misleading at any stage, the project will be rejected and clearance given,

if any to the Project will be revoked at our risk and cost.”

IV. Project does not fall under any buffer zone of no-development as declared /identified

under any law.

b. Another legal affidavit by the consultant stating “(a) that the prescribed TORs have been

complied with (to be deleted if not applicable) & (b) that details and the data presented

are factually correct”, as per MoEF circular dated 04.08.2009 is also to be submitted

along with EIA.

c. Current, site photographs viewing towards the project area from four directions

indicating date of photograph taken, direction from which taken, name of the project,

and signature of Project proponent along with consultant with seal should be submitted,

so as to ensure that no construction has been started before the grant of EC.

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d. EIA should strictly follow the guidelines prescribed in annexure-III to the EIA

notification of 2006 and the Methods of Monitoring and analysis (Annexure-IV):

Guidance for assessment of representativeness and reliability of baseline environmental

attributes detailed under EIA manual January, 2001 and other guidelines in the matter.

e. The status of accreditation of the EIA consultant with NABET/QCI shall be specifically

mentioned. The consultant shall certify that his accreditation is for the sector for which

this EIA is prepared.

f. On the front page of EIA/EMP reports, the name of the consultant/consultancy firm

along with their complete details including their accreditation, if any shall be indicated.

g. While submitting the EIA/EMP reports, the name of the experts associated

with/involved in the preparation of these reports and the Name of laboratory through

which the samples have been got analysed should be stated in the report. It shall clearly

be indicated whether said laboratory is accredited by NABL or approved under the

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (Please refer MoEF office memorandum dated 4th

August, 2009). The name project leader of the EIA study shall also be mentioned.

h. The EIA document shall be printed on both sides, as for as possible.

The Information’s no (a I , II, III & c) asked under the general guidelines is to be

submitted within 15 days from the date of receipt of the letter and remaining of the

information’s is to be submitted along with the EIA.

11- Plotting and Infrastructure Development of Sandila Industrial Area. Ex. Engineer

(HQ), UPSIDC Complex, A-1/4, Lakhanpur, Kanpur. File No. 2665/OSD-T


proponent M/s UPSIDC for Environmental Clearance of Plotting and Infrastructure

Development of Sandila Industrial Area Village Jamsara, Som, Reso, Usrha & Samodha;

Pargana & Tehsil Sandila, District Hardoi, M/s UPSIDC.

A presentation was made by Shri Akhtar Husain, Assistant Engineer, authorized

representative of project proponent along with their consultant M/s Sawen Consultancy

Services Pvt. Ltd. The proponent, through the documents submitted and the presentation

made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Plotting and Infrastructure Development of

Sandila Industrial Area Village Jamsara, Som, Reso, Usrha & Samodha; Pargana &

Tehsil Sandila, District Hardoi, M/s UPSIDC.


• Total Plot Area : 762.55 hectares

• Landscape Area : 1007680 m2 (13.2%)

• Total Expected Population : 344702 Personnel

• Electric Load : 132/33/11 KV power supply

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• Source of water supply : 06 Bore well at 200 feet depth

• Total Consumption of Water : 17852.78 KLD

• Total Waste Water Generated : 13476.08 KLD

• Total MSW generated : 172351.0 Kg/day

• Total nos. of rainwater harvesting pits : 459 Nos.

• STP capacity : 15 MLD STP based on FAB

technology

3. Area details of the project is as follows:

S. No. Description Area (Acre) Area (Ha)

1. Industrial Area Phase I 445.00 180.09

2. Industrial Area Phase II & III 517.00 209.23

3. Industrial Housing Phase I 142.00 57.47

4. Industrial Housing Phase II 217.90 88.19

5. M/s. Dabur India (Pvt.) Ltd. 200.00 80.93

6. Additional bulk land allotted to M/s.

Saif Yeast

80.00 32.37

7. Bulk land allotted to Sri Upendra

Tewari/ U.P. Biotech

100.00 40.46

8. Bulk land for allotment 182.40 73.81

TOTAL 1884.30 762.55

4. Landscape details is as follows:

S. No. Area Landscape Uses Percentage Area (hac)

1 Industrial Area

Phase I, II & III

Landscape 11 42.82

2 Housing Phase I &

II

Landscape-Green Belt, Parks

& Playground

22 32.04

3 M/s Dabur Landscape-Green Belt, Parks

& Playground

10 8.093

4 M/s Saif Yeast Landscape-Green Belt, Parks

& Playground

15 4.85

5 U.P.Biotech Landscape 12 4.855

6 Allotment Land Landscape 11 8.11

Total Plot Area - 100% 100.76~13.2%

5. The sewer line would be laid on PCC (150 mm thick) over compacted earth. The

horizontal distance between sewerage and water supply line shall not be less than 3.0

m. The sewerage through sewer line shall ultimately be discharges into a lofting

station, fitted with bar screen.

6. 33/11 KV sub-station is already in existence with 5 MVA transformer and 11 KV

distribution lines in the Sandila Industrial area. It is expected that power demand will

increase to 20 MVA once all the industrial units are established and start functioning

at Sandila.

7. Expected source of water supply is 06 nos. of bore well at depth of 200 ft. for 24

running hours on an average. With capacity of 135 cum/ hr each.

8. Water calculation details is as follow:

S.N. Water Use Population Per

Capita in

(LPCD)

Total Water

Requirement

(KLD)

Total Waste

Water

Discharge

(KLD)

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1. Industrial Area 155728 45 7007.76 5606.208

2. Housing Area 33988 86 2922.968 2338.374

3. M/s Dabur 56651 45 2549.295 2039.436

4. M/s Saif Yeast 22011 45 990.495 792.396

5. U.P.Biotech 22657 45 1019.565 815.652

6. Allotment Land 51667 45 2325.015 1860.012

7. Visitors 2000 15 30.0 24.0

TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER REQUIREMENT 16845.1 13476.08

8. Gardening & Landscaping 1007680 m

2

1 l/m2

1007.680 NIL

TOTAL WATER REQUIREMENT 17852.78 13452.08

9. 459 nos. of rain water harvesting pits are proposed.

10. The project is covered under category 8"b" of EIA notification, 2006.

The project proponent also informed that environmental clearance is only for Plotting

and Infrastructure Development of Sandila Industrial Area Village Jamsara, Som, Reso,

Usrha & Samodha; Pargana & Tehsil Sandila, District Hardoi, M/s UPSIDC. The Sandila

Industrial Area has already been established prior to 2006. Therefore, the clearance

application has been submitted under category 8"b" and not under category 7"c". The

committee discussed the matter and recommended following TORs and general guidelines

for conducting EIA studies regarding the proposals:

Additional TORs:

1. Notification of Sandila Industrial Area.

2. Location of proposed site in master plan is to be submitted.

3. Detailed layout plan with proposed uses.

4. List activities for which environmental clearance is required.


6. Details of population projection should be recalculated as per norms.




information.



10. Area details showing proposed uses alongwith service also in percentage.



13. Provision of 100% solar lighting along the road side and common/open areas.




16. All service plans like sewer drainage water supply rain water harvesting fire fighting




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discharge.


Ground Water Authority for withdrawal of ground water, if any.








23. 33% of total plot area should be developed as green belt.









disposal.








described.







clearly mentioned






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be prepared.











earmarked.

49. Declare/submit the running cost of STP/ETP and other environmental management






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proponent.”











under any law.

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along with EIA.
























12- G.T. Road Bypass Bhumi Vikas Evam Grahisthan Yojna, Vill-Faridpur, Nakain,

Hasapur, Kadipur, Misirpur, Saghat, Mirapur, Sadalpur & Rampur, District

Varansi. Mr. KaushalKishore, U.P. Avas Vikas Parishad, Jawaharnagar, Bhelupur,

Varansi, U.P. File No. 2690/DD-Y

The committee noted that an undated application received on 09/12/2014 was made

by the project proponent M/s Awas Evam Vikas Parishad for Environmental Clearance of

G.T. Road Bypass Bhumi Vikas Evam Grahisthan Yojna, Vill-Faridpur, Nakain, Hasapur,

Kadipur, Misirpur, Saghat, Mirapur, Sadalpur & Rampur, The & district Varansi.

A presentation was made by Shri R.P. Tiwari, Assistant Engineer, UP Avas Evam

Vikas Parishad, authorized representative of project proponent along with their consultant

M/s Sawen Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. The proponent, through the documents submitted

and the presentation made, informed the committee that:-

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1. The environmental clearance is sought for G.T. Road Bypass Bhumi Vikas Evam

Grahisthan Yojna, Vill-Faridpur, Nakain, Hasapur, Kadipur, Misirpur, Saghat,

Mirapur, Sadalpur & Rampur, The & district Varansi, M/s Awas Evam Vikas

Parishad.


• Total Plot Area : 1208.1254 Acre

• Residential Area : 644.4689 Acre (55%)

• Commercial Area : 60.4063 Acre (5%)

• Road Area : 302.0314 Acre (25%)

• Park & Landscape area : 144.975 Acre (12%) • Community Facilities : 36.2438 Acre (3%)

• Total Population : 117800 personnel’s • Total Consumption of Water : 7.717 MLD

• Source of Water Supply : 10 nos. bore wells at @125 ft Depth. • Total nos. of RWH pits : 166 Nos.

• Project Duration : 18 Months • Water supply Plan : 10 Nos. of Bore well @125 ft depth

• Sewage Treatment Plant : STP of 7.0 MLD

• Total MSW Generation : 49.3 MT

3. Water requirement details is as follows: S.

No.

Location Per Capita

Water

Demand

(LPCD)

Population/

Area

(m2

)

Total Water

Requirement

(KLD)

Total Waste Water

Discharge (KLD)

1 Residential 86 64526 5549.236 4439.3888

2 Floating 15 27202 408.03 326.424

3 Commercial 45 16295 733.275 586.62

4 Community

facilities

45 9777 439.965 351.972

Total Domestic Requirement 7130.506 5704.405

5 Horticulture &

Landscaping 1 l/ m

2

586693.53 586.69 NIL

Total 7717.196 5704.405

4. Solid waste generation details is as follows: Type of Waste Colour of

Bins

Category Disposal Total Waste

(kg/day)

Organics Green Bio Degradable Municipal Solid Waste

Site

24914.45

Paper Blue Recyclable Approved Recycler 5888.87

Metals

Glass

Textiles

Plastic

Miscellaneous

Stones, Ash & Dust

Grey Non-Bio degradable Municipal Solid waste

Site

14495.68

Population Category Total

Waste Bio-degradable Recyclable Non-Biodegradable

Nos. Floating Kg/ day Kg/day Kg/ Day Kg/ Day

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27202 Visitors 4080.3 2244.165 530.439 1305.696


The committee discussed the matter and recommended following TORs and general

guidelines for conducting EIA studies regarding the proposals:

Additional TORs:

1. Master plan of the area showing proposed project.

2. Copy of DPR.

3. Submit approved layout plan.

4. Permissible uses of the proposed site as per zoning regulation.

5. Proposal for meeting water requirement of the project. Any alternative sources of

water supply may also be explored.















information.

16. 10% EWS / LIG housing provision shall be made as per Development Authority bye-laws.











discharge.



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disposal.








described.







clearly mentioned










be prepared.


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earmarked.







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proponent.”











under any law.




along with EIA.



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13- Shri Venkateshwara University at NH-24,Venkateshwara Nagar, Near Rajabpur,

Gajraula, Distt. Amroha Shri.BankeyBihari Educational &Welfare Trust, 208A,

OPP.LIC Building, Saket, Meerut, U.P. File No. 2691/AD-H

The committee noted that an undated application received on 10/12/2014 was made

by the project proponent M/s Shri Bankey Bihari Educational & Welfare Trust for

Environmental Clearance of Shri Venkateshwara University at NH-24, Venkateshwara

Nagar, Near Rajabpur, Gajraula, Distt. Amroha.

A presentation was made by Dr. N.K. Sinha, authorized representative of project

proponent along with their consultant M/s Min Mec Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. The proponent,

through the documents submitted and the presentation made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Shri Venkateshwara University at NH-24,

Venkateshwara Nagar, Near Rajabpur, Gajraula, Distt. Amroha, M/s Shri Bankey

Bihari Educational & Welfare Trust.


Project Feature Details

Utilization of the building Academic, Teaching hospital, Hostel, Staff Housing &

Auditorium

Total Site Area 2,10,830 sq.m. (52.1 acres)

Land ownership Entire land has been purchased

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Change in Land Use Done by SDM u/s 143

Layout plan approval Gram Pradhan (Bagadpur, Janakpuri, Rajabpur)

Ground Coverage 53828.0 sq.m (25.53%)

Built-up Area Expansion from 19,844.99 to 3,14,852 sq.m.

No. of Buildings 27

No. of floors G+2 to B+G+7

Height of tallest tower 28.5 m

No. of Hospital Beds 900

Population

(peak total of 24 hours)

Total – 10,100

Hostel – 1,200

Hospital - 900

Floating – 8,000

Total daily water demand 1010.21 KLD (as per NBC Norms)

963.41 KLD (as per MOEF Norms)

Fresh water demand 712.5 KLD (as per NBC Norms)


Source of Water (i) Ground water

(ii) Treated water

Total Sewage Generation 855.75 KLD (as per NBC Norms)


STP capacity 400 KLD & 585 KLD

Power Requirement 5.5 MVA during operation phase

Source of Power UPPCL

Back up DG sets 5 X 750 KVA, 1X380 KVA & 2x280 KVA

Quantity of solid waste generation 1.75 Tonnes/day

Quantity of sludge from STP 0.35 TPD

Quantity of e-waste 6.67 Tonnes/year.

Quantity of Bio-medical waste 2.07 TPD

Capacity of RWH structure 269 Cum for 15 minutes

Total no. of proposed RWH pits 14

Depth to water table 10.8-11 m pre-monsoon

9 m post-monsoon)

3. Solid waste generation and management details are as follows:

Sl Solid waste Quantity Disposal/ Management

1 STP Sludge 0.35 TPD (@ 0.035

Kg per capita per

day)

Used as manure after composting

2 Municipal

Solid Waste

1.75 TPD

(@0.46 Kg per capita

per day for hostel and

0.15 Kg per capita

per day for floating)

• Segregation at source into (i) biodegradable, (ii) recyclable and (iii) non-biodegradable

categories.

• Recyclable material shall be sold for recycling to

authorized vendors.

• The organic waste shall be composted and non compostable waste shall be disposed to the

existing / proposed landfill sites in the district.

3 E-waste 6.67 tonnes / yr (@

0.66 Kg per capita

per year)

E-waste generated from the project shall be stored at a

common storage point in the campus and handed over to

the authorized e-waste recycler at periodic intervals .

Operation Stage

6 Battery waste Periodic generation Batteries within the hospital from various sources will have to be disposed after they complete their working life.

They will be stored and disposed as per the Batteries

(Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 & its amendments

till date

7 Biomedical 2.07 TPD Segregation at source, neutralisation of sharps, storage,

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waste (@ 2.3 Kg per bed

per day for hospital)

(submitted in form 1,

1A)

Revised as per

CPCB:

0.27 TPD

(@300 g per bed per

day)

autoclaving, etc shall be carried out as per the BMW

Management & Handling Rules and handed over to the

CPCB/UPPCB authorized Bio-Medical waste

management & disposal organization.


The committee discussed the matter and directed to submit following information:

1. Land use conversation details of all khasra nos. should be submitted.

2. Area details should be submitted block wise, floor wise, tower wise.

3. Submit details of constructed area alongwith map.

4. NOC from National Highway Authority of India.


14- Group Housing Project at Plot No-GH-14A, Sector-01, Greater Noida. Sri Rahul

Gupta, Director, 205, Pam Grove, Plot No-5, Noida. File No. 2702/DD-Y


proponent M/s Starcity Real Estates Pvt. Ltd. for Environmental Clearance of Group Housing

Project at Plot No-GH-14A, Sector-01, Greater Noida.

A presentation was made by Shri Vinod Goyal, authorized representative of project

proponent along with their consultant M/s GRC India Pvt. Ltd. The proponent, through the

documents submitted and the presentation made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing Project at Plot No-GH-

14A, Sector-01, Greater Noida, M/s Starcity Real Estates Pvt. Ltd.


S.No. PARTICULARS AREA (Sq.m.) Percentage

(%)

1. Plot Area 42,165.00 100

2. Permissible Ground coverage (@ 35% of plot area) 14,757.75

3. Proposed Ground coverage (@ 22.51% of plot area) 9,492.563 22.51

4. Permissible FAR (@ 3.5 of plot area) 1,47,577.5

5. Permissible Commercial FAR area (@ 1% of permissible FAR) 1,475.78

6. Proposed FAR (@ 3.49 of plot area) 1,47,271.75

Residential FAR

Guard Room area

Commercial FAR

1,45,778.75

23.00

1,470.00

7. Additional FAR (@ 15% of the Permissible FAR)

Fire stair case + Lift Lobby area + Mumty area + Machine room

area + Lift shaft area + Services shafts area + Water tank area + E.S.S + Club & Community Center

22,098.23

8. Non FAR

• Balcony Area

• Stilt Area

24,030.258

18,912.7

2529.53

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• Service area in Club 2,588.028

9. Built Up Area 2,67,673.678

10. Basement Area

• Upper Basement

• Lower Basement

74,273.44

37,136.72

37,136.72

11. Open Area 32,672.437

12. Landscape area (@ 55.56% of open area) 18,154.692 43.056

13. Surface Parking 2,000 4.743

14. Road Area 12,517.745 29.69

15. Pool Area 670.73

16. Maximum Height of tallest building till terrace 75 m

3. Built-up area details is as follows:

S. No. Particulars Area (in m

2

)

1. Proposed FAR 1,47,271.75

2. Additional FAR 22,098.23

3. Non FAR 24,030.258

4. Basement Area 74,273.44

Total Built Up Area 2,67,673.678


PROJECT FEATURES DESCRIPTION

Co-ordinates 28°33’37.39"N & 77°26’19.78"E

Estimated Population 9,580 Nos. (Residents, staffs and visitors)

Estimated Water Requirement

Construction Phase

Operation Phase

1330 ML (Agency: Treated water from STP of GNIDA)

827 KLD (Fresh water = 567 KLD) (Agency: Municipal Supply)

Estimated wastewater Generation 635 KLD

Power Demand 6,689 KVA

Power Backup 3840 kVA (6 x 640 kVA)

Source of Power Noida Power Company Limited (NPCL)

Rain Water Harvesting Structures 3 Pits and 4 Tanks

Solid Waste Generation 4,380 kg/day

Parking Facilities

Required

Proposed

As per MoEF norms: 1,487 ECS

As per Greater Noida Bye Laws: 1,845 ECS

2,452 ECS

5. Population details is as follows: S. No. Unit Type Dwelling Units

/Area

(in m2

)

PPU/ m2

per person

Total Population

A. Residential Development

• General 1,837 4.5 8,267

• Staff @ 5% of total population 413

Sub Total (I) 8,680

B. Commercial

• Staff

1,470 sq.m.

(10 sqm/1 person)

10 sqm/1 person

29

C. Community Facility

• Staff

2,209.37 sq.m.

10 sqm/1 person

44

D. Visitors @ 10% of total population 827

Total Population (A+B+C+D) 9,580


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S.

No.

Description Area

(in m2

)

Total

Occupancy

Rate of

water

demand

(lpcd)

Total Water

Requirement

(KLD)

A. Domestic Water

I) Residential Development

• General 1,837 D.U @ 4.5

persons per Unit

8,267 86 711

• Staff @ 5% of total

population

413 30 12.5

Sub Total (I) 723.5

II) Commercial

• Staff

10 sqm/1 person for

(1,470.00 sqm)

29

30

1

III) Community Facility

• Staff

10 sqm/1 person for

(2,209.37 sqm)

44

30

1

Visitors 10% of total

population

827 15 12.5

Total Domestic water (A=I+II+III) 738

B. Make up & Filter backwash

requirement for swimming

pool

50

C, Horticulture and Landscape

development 18,154.692 m

2

1

lt./sqm/day

18

D. DG Sets Cooling (6 × 640

kVA)*

3840 KVA 0.9

lt./KVA/hr

21

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) = 827 KLD

7. Waste water details are as follows: Domestic Water Requirement 738 KLD

• Total Fresh water = Fresh (@ 70% of domestic)+ Make up water

for Swimming Pool

517 + 50 = 567 KLD

• Flushing (@ 30% of domestic) 221 KLD

Wastewater Generated

(@ 80% fresh + 100% flushing)

414 + 221 = 635 KLD

STP Capacity (@20% Extra on wastewater generated) 770 KLD


The project proponent also informed that they are conducting EIA study for pre-

monsoon season March-May, 2015 by incorporating model terms of reference in the TGM of

construction and building. The committee deliberated that the additional terms of reference

should be comprehensively covered under EIA as being prescribed herewith:

Additional TORs:

1. Letter of FAR allotment.

2. Location of proposed site Greater Noida Master Plan.




6. Details of data collection undertaken with location.



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information.











discharge.


















disposal.



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clearly mentioned










be prepared.











earmarked.







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General Guidelines

a. A legal affidavit by the Project proponent on Rs. 100/- non-judicial Stamp Paper, duly attested by

Public Notary, stating that:


proposed to be set up (please give name & ownership etc. of the project) and that for any

such litigation what so ever, the sole responsibility will be borne by the Project proponent.”

II. “No activity relating to this project (i.e. name of the project) including civil construction has

been undertaken at site except fencing of the site to protect it from getting encroached and

construction of temporary shed(s) for the guard(s). (if fencing has not been done, then the

same may be deleted).


enclosures and other documents are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I/We

am/are aware that if any part of the data and information submitted is found to be false or

misleading at any stage, the project will be rejected and clearance given, if any to the Project

will be revoked at our risk and cost.”

IV. Project does not fall under any buffer zone of no-development as declared /identified under

any law.


complied with (to be deleted if not applicable) & (b) that details and the data presented are

factually correct”, as per MoEF circular dated 04.08.2009 is also to be submitted along with

EIA.

c. Current, site photographs viewing towards the project area from four directions indicating date

of photograph taken, direction from which taken, name of the project, and signature of Project

proponent along with consultant with seal should be submitted, so as to ensure that no

construction has been started before the grant of EC.

d. EIA should strictly follow the guidelines prescribed in annexure-III to the EIA notification of

2006 and the Methods of Monitoring and analysis (Annexure-IV): Guidance for assessment of

representativeness and reliability of baseline environmental attributes detailed under EIA

manual January, 2001 and other guidelines in the matter.


mentioned. The consultant shall certify that his accreditation is for the sector for which this EIA

is prepared.

f. On the front page of EIA/EMP reports, the name of the consultant/consultancy firm along with

their complete details including their accreditation, if any shall be indicated.

g. While submitting the EIA/EMP reports, the name of the experts associated with/involved in the

preparation of these reports and the Name of laboratory through which the samples have been

got analysed should be stated in the report. It shall clearly be indicated whether said laboratory

is accredited by NABL or approved under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (Please refer

MoEF office memorandum dated 4th August, 2009). The name project leader of the EIA study

shall also be mentioned.


The Information’s no (a I , II, III & c) asked under the general guidelines is to be submitted

within 15 days from the date of receipt of the letter and remaining of the information’s is to be

submitted along with the EIA.

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15- Group Housing Project “Sangwan Heights” at Khasra No. 1085, 1089 & 1091, Noor

Nagar, Rajnagar Extension, Distt. Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Sri Sanjay Singh,

MD,102, LSC, Ghazipur, Plot No-2, Vardhman Master Plaza, New Delhi. File No.

2124/AD-VB/OSD-T


proponent for environmental clearance of Group Housing Project “Sangwan Heights” at

Khasra No. 1085, 1089 & 1091, Noor Nagar, Rajnagar Extension, Distt. Ghaziabad, Uttar

Pradesh, M/s Sangwan Heights Pvt. Ltd. Terms of reference were issued through SEAC letter dated 09/10/2014. Final EIA was submitted by the project proponent on 30/03/2015. The

project proponent through their letter dated 21/05/2015 again submitted a revised EIA stating that the project has under gone some changes in the planning and there is slight amendment

in the built-up area of the project therefore, amended form-1, form-1A, conceptual plan alongwith EIA/EMP report for appraisal.

A presentation was made by Shri Sanjay Singh, authorized representative of project proponent alongwith their consultant M/s GRC India Pvt. Ltd. The project proponent

informed the committee that: 1. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing project “Sangwan Heights”

at Khasra Nos. 1085, 1089 & 1091, Noor Nagar, Distt. Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, M/s

Sangwan Heights Pvt.

2. Area details of the project is as follows: S. No. Particulars Area (m

2) Percentage (%)

1. Total Plot Area 36,314.00 100

2. Land Area in 45.00 mt wide Master Plan Road 1,389.96 3.83

3. Plot Area after deduction of Master Plan Road Area (1-2) 34,924.04 96.17

4. Required 15 % of the Plot Area as Plot Green 5,238.606 14.42

5. Area for KIOSK @7.5 sq.mt. per 500 persons (12 Nos.) 90.00 0.25

6. Provided Area for Garbage Accumulation 160.00 0.45

7. Net Plot Area (3 - (4 + 5 + 6)) 29,435.434 81.05

8. Green Area provided (@17.85 of the plot area) 5,300.00 14.59

9. Permissible Ground Coverage (@ 35% of the net plot area) 10,913.57

10. Proposed Ground Coverage (@ 25.67% of the net plot area) 7,570.38 20.85

11. Permissible FAR (@ 3.75 of the net plot ara) 1,10,382.877

12. Permissible FAR of Commercial 736.00

13. Proposed FAR (@ 3.743 of the net plot area)

Compounded Residential FAR

Proposed Residential FAR

Proposed Commercial FAR

Proposed Community FAR

1,10,317.24

21,259.14

87,933.91

724.19

400.00

14. Services Area (Mumty area, Machine room area, Fire staircase

area, etc.)

3,622.75

15. Stilt Area 8,273.15

16. Basement Area

Basement 01

Basement 02

41,514.18

20,757.09

20757.09

17. Built Up Area 1,63,727.32

18. Open Area (7 – (8 + 10)) 16,565.054 45.61

3. Built-up area calculation detail is as follows: S. No. Particulars

Area (m2

)

1. Proposed FAR (@ 3.743 of the net plot area)

Compounded Residential FAR

1,10,317.24

21,259.14

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Proposed Residential FAR

Proposed Commercial FAR

Proposed Community FAR

87,933.91

724.19

400.00

2. Services Area (Mumty area, Machine room area, Fire staircase area, etc.) 3,622.75

3. Stilt Area 8,273.15

4. Basement Area

Basement 01

Basement 02

41,514.18

20,757.09

20757.09

TOTAL BUILT UP AREA 1,63,727.32

4. Salient features of the project is as follows: PROJECT FEATURES DESCRIPTION

Estimated Population 7,050 Nos. (Residents, staffs and visitors)

Estimated Water Requirement Construction Phase

Operation Phase

820 ML (Agency: Private Water Tanker)

563 KLD (Fresh water = 382 KLD) (Agency: Municipal Supply)

STP Capacity = 560 KLD

Estimated waste water Generation Approx. 470 KLD

Power Demand

Power Back-up

3,308.3 kW or 4135.375 kVA

2,250 kVA (2 X 500 + 2 X 625 kVA each)

Source of Power Uttar Pradesh State Electricity Board (UPSEB)

Rain Water Harvesting 2 Pits + 4 tanks

Solid Waste Generation 3,234 kg/day

Parking Facilities

Required

Proposed

As per MoEF norms: 1,114 ECS

As per Ghaziabad bye-laws: 1,658 ECS

1,807 ECS

5. Water requirement details is as follows: S.

No. Description Area

(in m2) Total Occupancy Rate of water

demand (lpcd) Total Water Requirement

(KLD)

A. Domestic Water

1. Residential

Development

Dwelling

Units

6,130 86 527.18

Staff 307 30 9.21

Visitors 613 15 9.195

Total domestic water demand 545.59

KLD Say 546 KLD

B. Horticulture and

Landscape

development

5,300.00 1 l/sqm/day 5.3

C. DG Sets Cooling

2,250 KVA (2*500

+ 2*625 KVA)

0.9 l/kVA/hr 12.15

Grand Total (A+B+C) = 563.04 KLD Say 563 KLD

6. The Project proposal falls under Category 8(b) of EIA Notification, 2006 (as

amended).


clearance on the project proposals alongwith general conditions as prescribed by authority for

construction projects and following specific conditions:

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1. This environmental clearance is not applicable for any compounded FAR.







provided. A well defined evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock drills should be arranged for the residents. Rise of stairs should be constructed in a way,

so that it should provide smooth movement. 5. For the treatment for total sewage, a full-fledged STP is to be provided with 20% more

capacity than waste water generated during operation phase.100% waste water is to be treated in captive STP conforming to prescribed standards of receiving body for

designated use. Monitoring of STP to be done daily till its stabilization. 6. Dual plumbing should be adopted. Recycling of water as proposed shall be undertaken


be used in-house as manure and surplus manure should be managed by giving it to end

users. STP shall be suitably located nearest to back side boundary with shortest out let.

Operation and the maintenance cost of the STP shall also be informed along with the

compliance of the E-waste and municipal solid waste disposal.


amounting to Rs. 2.5 Crore shall be prepared and approved by Board of Directors of the

company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the authority. A list of

beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly

compliance reports.


provided in the open areas/ stairs cases. 10. Parking guideline as per Ghaziabad Development Authority should be followed.

Parking for disabled persons should be explored. 11. All entry/exit point should be bell mouth shaped.

12. To discharge excess treated waste water into public drainage system, permission from the competent authority to be taken prior to any discharge.

13. RWH shall be initially done only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB.

14. An underground Pucca tank for collection/reuse of rain water may be constructed. 15. Height of the stack should be provided based on combined DG sets capacity and be 6mt

higher than the tallest building.






residents.

20. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be

restricted and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent

authority.

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construction.



irrigation purpose. 25. Mobile toilets, safe drinking water facility, sanitation facility and eco friendly fuels etc.

Shall be made available to the temporary residents/workers at the project site including the proper treatment and the disposal of the wastes.

16- Theme Park Agra at Village-Raipur and Rahankalan, District-Agra, U.P., M/s

UPSIDC Sri M L Sonkar, Ex. Engg (HQ), UPSIDC Ltd., File No. 2576/AD-Sub.


proponent for environmental clearance of Theme Park Agra at Village-Raipur and

Rahankalan, District-Agra, U.P., M/s UPSIDC. Terms of reference were issued through

SEAC letter dated 03/12/2014. Final EIA was submitted by the project proponent through

letter dated 16/04/2015.

A presentation was made by Shri Suresh Kumar, authorized representative of project

proponent alongwith their consultant M/s Perfact Enviro Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The project

proponent informed the committee that:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Theme Park Agra at Village-Raipur And

Rahankalan, District-Agra, U.P., M/s UPSIDC.


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Description Details

1. Plot Area (sq m) 4046860 sqm (1000 Acre)

2. Ground Coverage (sq m) (Achieved) 784027 sqm

3. Built up Area (sq m) 1961888.6 sqm

4. Green Area 607020 sqm

5. Total population 70338

6. Height of building 25 m

7. No of floors 7

3. Land use details is as follows:

Particulars Acres Sqm Percentage

Theme Park(Entertainment/Infotainment/ Utility Services) 500 2023400 50 %

Commercial, Hospitality & Residential 200 809360 20 %

Institutional 120 485616 12 %

Green/open spaces 150 607020 15 %

Open area 30 121464 3 %

Total 1000 4046860 100 %

4. Land use distribution details is as follows:

Zone No. Sub-zone Area (Acres) Total

(Acre/%)

Theme

Park

1 Themed Recreational Zone 215.1

2 Common Facilities (include Convention Centre, 304.9

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Zone Admin. & Institutions) 800 (80%)

3 Green Area 180

4 Future Expansion 100

Mixed

Use

Zone

5 Commercial Centre 30

200 (20%) 6 Hospitality/Hotels 94

7 Residential 76

Total (Acres) 1000


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Description Details

1. Total Water Requirement 6793 KLD

2. Fresh water Requirement 4553 KLD

3. Total Waste water generation 2359 KLD

4. Source of water Ground water

5. STP Capacity 2800 KLD (4 STPs of 700 KLD each )

6. Power requirement 24 MVA

7. Generators 4x4000 KVA Gas generators (Natural gas based) ; 3x1000 KVA Steam generators (Biomass Based) ; 3x2000 KVA Solar

power generators (1 Gas generator,1 steam generator & 1solar

power generator in stand by )

8. Rain water harvesting pond Water body in the form of lake of area 121404 sqm for

collection of rain water from Roof-top Area.

9. Parking required 9575 ECS

10. Parking Provision 11333 ECS

6. Population details is as follows:

Particulars Expected Population

Resident 9946

Staff 9500

Visitors 50892

Total (Resident+ Staff+ Visitors) 70338

7. Phase wise project development details is as follows:

PHASE DURATION IN MONTHS

CONCEPT DESIGN PHASE

• Detailed concept Design

6 Months

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

• Schematic Show Design

• Schematic Architectural Design

• Preconstruction Planning

7 Months

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT/ CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTATION

• Schematic Show Design

• Architectural Design

• Construction documents

• Bid and Award, Construction and Show

8 Months

CONSTRUCTION

• Site Work

• Theme Park

• Hotels

• RD & E

24 Months

SHOW PRODUCTION (concurrent with construction Phase) 18 Months

SHOW INSTALLATION (including at end of Construction Phase) 6 Months

OPERATIONAL TRAINING 3 Months

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GRAND OPENING Months 48


Particulars Population

Factor

in LPCD

requirement

in KLD

DOMESTIC

in KLD

FLUSHING

in KLD

WASTE

WATER in KLD

Domestic

Resident 9946 @135 1343 940 403 1155

Staff 9500 @45 428 299 128 367.2

Visitor 50892 @15 763 535 229 656.2

Total 70338 2534 1774 760

Waste water

discharge

1419 760 2179

Gardening 1396 NIL

HVAC cooling 1900 95

other cooling 100 5

Total 6793 KLD 2359 KLD

Source Of Water During Construction Phase Tanker Supply

Water Requirement During Construction Phase 17 Kld

Source Of Water During Operational Phase Ground Water

Total Water Requirement 6793 Kld

Waste Water Generation 2359 Kld

Fresh Water Requirement 4553 Kld

Recycled Water Use 2240 Kld

STP Capacity 2800 Kld (4 STP Of 700 KLD Each)

9. Wastes generation details are as follows:

• Solid Waste :

Type of Waste Colour of

Bins

Category Disposal Method Total Waste

(Kg/day)

Organic Waste Green Bio Degradable The waste shall be treated in anaerobic

bioreactor to be converted to biogas

which will be used in steam generator.

8121

Recyclable

Items

Blue Recyclable Recycler 5414

Total 13535 kg/day

• Hazardous Waste:

Type of Waste

Colors of Bins

Category Disposal Method Total Waste

Used Oil Black

With

Label

Hazardous

Waste

Waste shall be collected in leak proof containers at

isolated place and then it will be given to approved

recycler of Central Pollution control Board as per

Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and

Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 and

Amended till date.

108 lit/day

• E- Waste :

E- Waste Black with

Label

Hazardous

Waste

It is being given to approved vender of SPCB

as per E-Wastes (Management and Handling)

Rules, 2011 and came in to effect from 01-05-

2012

90 kg/ day

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• Biomedical Waste:

Biomedical

Waste

Black with

Label

Hazardous

Waste

It will be given to approved vendor of

CPCB as per Biomedical waste (management & handling) rules. 1998

notified by MoEF under EPA, 1986

68 kg/day

10. The project proposals are covered under category 8"b" of EIA notification, 2006, as

amended.

The committee discussed the matter and directed the project proponent to submit

following information:

1. NOC from Taj Trapezium Zone Authority regarding the project proposals.

2. NOC from Central and State Departments of Archaeology.

3. Height of the land from mean Sea level and from maximum flood level.

4. No objection from Irrigation Department.

5. Study should be conducted regarding maximum flood level of 100 years.

6. What are the permissible uses of the site as per Agra Master Plan.

7. Plan for use of Solar Energy. Maximum solar energy uses should be explored.



9. Phase wise project details and proposed activities.

10. What is the total cost of the project and its detail of different phases. Specially Ist

phase details of project to be implemented with cost and recovery system.

11. What will be the Socio Economic impact on Agra town.

12. What is the distance from Taj Mahal of the proposed site. Whether the view of Taj will be affected. A complete report with necessary supporting documents should be

submitted. 13. Permission to be obtained from Central Ground Water Board for drilling of tube well

and for making of water works. 14. Minimum 2% provision is to be made under CSR. The detail with of CSR to be

provided with total cost and scheme to be executed in various phases during the implementation of project. The list of beneficiaries along with project photographs is

to be submitted.

The committee also observed that the project proponent/EIA CONSULTANT has not fully

complied the TOR POINTS like approval of the lay-out plan, conversion of land use from agricultural to non agricultural, approvals of entire built up areas, obtaining NOC from

NRCD, Irrigation Deptt.cental water commission, Archealogical Survey of India etc. The proposed land area is also not fully transfered and some part of it is under Stay of Hon' High

court, Allahabad. The proponent has also not provided the details of the proposed built up area block wise or building wise. The project proponent has not submitted the DPR actually

prepared by the project proponents. The EIA report is not well documents and lacks in the

following:

• The Impact Analysis on the River Yamuna, The study of highest flood level/point and

the calculation of the safity distances, Impact on the seasional floods of

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Yamuna,alternative sources of water like putting water works instead of ground water

utilisation, Thinking of conducting a bandha along the river.

• There are approx. 400 big trees, many old water wells and the hand pumps etc in the proposed land but nothing has been discussed in this regard. The same should be

covered under EIA.

• Disposal of domestic waste, domestic solid wastes are tentatively discussed and their

final disposal is also not environmentally safe. A comprehensive plan in this regard

should be prepared and submitted.

The matter shall be discussed after submission of information as above. .

17- Group Housing Project "Shushant Aquapolis" Doondaherra, Ghaziabad. File No.

2580/AD-H

The committee noted that:

A. In compliance to Hon'ble NGT order dated 05/09/2014 in the application M.A. no.

455/2013the following request from the project proponent were discussed in SEAC

meeting dated 15/11/2014 -

a) To reinstate the Environmental Clearance granted vide letter no. 692/ SEAC/

148/2011/TA(J) dated 30.03.2012 in light of NGT order M.A. No.455 of 2013

vide dated 05.09.2014

b) Since the controversial solid waste dumping yard area can now become

available to the developer hence, TOR for additional 14 acres land may be

issued.

B. The SEAC in its meeting dated 15/11/2014 directed as follows:

"------- request regarding reinstating of environmental clearance dated 30/03/2012 can

be decided only after the reasons for cancelation of the E.C. letter dated 30/03/2012

be complied/fulfilled.

Also, the status/land use of the site of proposed project “SushantAquapolisDoondaherra, Ghaziabad" may be conformed from Ghaziabad

Development Authority. Further, the status of solid waste dumping yard as submitted by M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Ltd. through their letter dated 30/09/2014

and 15/11/2014 should be conformed from Ghaziabad Development Authority, Nagar Nigam, Ghaziabad and UP Jal Nigam as on date. A copy of above communications

should also be made to M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Ltd.

The committee also directed the project proponent to submit copy of writ

petitions and related orders/judgments made by Hon'ble Courts in the related matter,

in any. "

C. In this reference communication was made by Member Secretary, SEIAA to

Ghaziabad Development Authority, Ghaziabad, Municipal Corporation Ghaziabad,

Construction and Design Services and Member Secretary, UPPCB for providing their

comments with respect to directions of SEAC made in meeting dated 15/11/2014.

D. Secretary, Ghaziabad Development Authority, Ghaziabad (through his letter dated

16/12/2014), project manager C&DS, UP Jal Nigam (through his letter dated

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06/12/2014) and Municipal Commissioner, Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam (through his

letter dated 21/01/2015) communicated their replies to SEIAA. In all these

communications, these agencies have denied the following claim /version of M/s

Ansal Properties and Infrastructures Ltd. regarding 14 acres land in Village-

Doondahera, Ghaziabad that:

"…….The Ghaziabad Development Authority has allocated alternate plot for the

Solid Waste Scheme in Galland and Pipalhera Villages."

E. The SEAC noted that land use of the said 14 acre land is "Dumping Yard" as notified by Housing and Urban Planning Department, Govt. of U.P. order no. 4582/8-3-2009-

502 writ/2006 dated 21/10/2009. The additional land for Dumping Yard in Village-Galland and Pipalhera which has been made available by GDA to Nagar Nigam

Ghaziabad is not an alternate for 14 acres Dumping Yard land at Village-Doondahera. The committee directed the project proponent that correctness of statements should be

duly verified by the project proponent before making any submissions/claims at SEIAA.

F. The committee deliberated that in view of information received from Ghaziabad Development Authority, Nagar Nigam, Ghaziabad and C&DS, UP Jal Nigam,

Ghaziabad the request made by M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructures Ltd. can not

be entertained by the committee as land use of said 14 acre land in Village-

Doondahera is "Dumping Yard" and Ghaziabad Development Authority has not

allocated any alternate land which would make this 14 acre land in Village-

Doondahera available to M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructures Ltd. Hence, the

submissions/claim made by M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructures Ltd. in their

petition to SEIAA are not correct and here by rejected.

G. The committee also noted that there is a Court Case pending at Hon'ble Supreme

Court related to said 14 acre land at Village-Doondahera Ghaziabad as also informed

by project proponent. Hence, no decision can be taken by SEAC in a subjudice matter

at Hon'ble Supreme Court. H. Further, the committee also observed that the project details as submitted in form-1

along with the letter dated 30/09/2014 of M/s Ansal Properties and Infrastructures Ltd. are not same as proposals on which environmental clearance dated 30/03/2012

was earlier granted by SEIAA, which was later cancelled by SEIAA on dated 01/04/2013. A comparative statement may be seen as follows:

Issues As per E.C letter dated

30/03/2012

As per for-1 submitted

alonwith letter dated 30/09/2014

Plot Area 5,60,744.5 sqm 5,60,738.46 sqm

Built-up Area 12,66,653.14 sqm 10,13,351.57 sqm

Water Requirement 4299 KLD 3.26 MLD

Power Requirement 10.32 MW 16 MVA

MSW Generation 19.86 MT/day 15.8 TPD

Stand by DG Sets 4x6.5 MVA 7 MVA (3x1 MVA+4x0.75 MVA+2x0.5 MVA)

Sewage Generation 2826.74 KLD 3.02 MLD

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Hence, the request of project proponent to reinstate the environmental

clearance dated 30/03/2012 cannot be accepted prima-facie as consideration of

reinstatement request cannot be made on a proposal which is different from the one,

which was cancelled by the SEIAA through letter dated 01/04/2013.

I. The committee also noted that the E.C. dated 30/03/2012 was cancelled by SEIAA

hence,the above observations/situation may be forwarded to SEIAA for taking

decision. The SEIAA may also ask Members Secretary, UPPCB to submit their reply

with reference to letter dated 1974/parya/SEAC/2582/2014 dated 26/11/2014 in the matter.

J. The UP Pollution Control Board through its letter no F55948 dated18/2/2015 has informed that the firm has re-applied for NOC on 15/01/2015 in UPPCB which is

being processed. Till date firm has not being issued any NOC by UPPCB for this project at this site.

K. The matter was discussed in SEIAA meeting dated 17/03/2015 wherein following decision was taken:

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L. In light of the SEIAA decision dated 17/03/2015 the committee considered and

discussed the matter in its meeting dated29/04/2015.

ShriVinod Tikku, project proponent appeared in the meeting and presented the

matter.The committee noted that the project proponent has submitted a letter dated

13/02/2015, received in the office on 16/02/1015 along with the copies of form 1 and

form 1A enclosed with the copy of the E C issued earlier vide office letter No.

692/SEAC/148/20111/TA(J) dated 30/03/2012. Committee has gone through this letter and the E C letter previously issued. It is found that the project proponent now

has made a request to re-instate the same EC issued earlier on dt. 30/03/2012 without any alterations/modifications proposed. On being enquired by the committee it was

informed by the project proponent that until now they have completed about 11.5% construction work as per the E C issued earlier and as on today no litigation is

pending against any piece of land within the proposed project boundary, besides E C issued by the authority has never been challenged in any court of law nor there is any

investigation is pending against the proposed project in the concerned departments. After the discussion the project proponent is directed to submit an affidavit regarding

the above versions as made by the project proponent along with the following

acceptances. The project proponent had been regularly submitting the six monthly

progress report as directed in the EC earlier issued before being revoked. The project

proponent is also directed to submit the copy of the six monthly reports submitted last

time along with the present status of the construction. The committee also

directed the proponent to submit their replies on following issues along with related

documents:

I. Whether the present proposal is for revocation of environmental clearance dated

30/03/2012 or is a fresh proposal for environmental clearance.

II. If there are any changes in the present proposal from the proposals on which

environmental clearance dated 30/03/2012 was granted, enlist them clearly with relevant paras of the application.

III. If there is any litigation pending related to the project, submit their details with issues involved and present status.

IV. It there are any final orders given by Hon'ble Courts related to the project, submit the copies of the same with a combined summery.

V. Submit copies of project plans/maps/drawings as approved by the Ghaziabad Development Authority. Also submit an affidavit regarding validity of these

approvals as on date. In above reference the project proponent has submitted a reply dated 22/05/2015. The

committee considered and discussed the reply in its meeting dated 25/05/2015 ShriVinod

Tikku, project proponent appeared in the meeting and presented the matter. The proponent,

through the documents submitted and the presentation made, informed the committee that:

1. No such case is filed in any of the Courts as on date and an affidavit to that affect has

been filed on 29/04/2015.

2. No PIL against this project is pending in any Court as on date.

3. No investigation regarding Environmental Clearance granted to this project is going on as

on date.

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4. There is no change in the project parameters vis-a-vis the parameters based on which the

above Environment Clearance was granted. An affidavit to this affect is already been filed

on 29/04/2015.

5. The compliance reports are being filed regularly and a copy of last three compliance

reports dated 30/11/2013, 01/07/2014 and 31/01/2015 duly received in the office of

Ministry of Environment and Forest have been annexed along with the above referred

affidavit to the letter bearing reference no. APIL / PROJ / GZB / 15 / 290 dated

29/04/2015. 6. The project proponent undertakes to abide by the decision of the Hon'ble Apex Court as

far as the pending petition regarding Dumping Yard is concerned. 7. The project had been earlier granted Environmental Clearance vide letter no.

692/SEAC/148/2011/TA(J) dated 30.03.2012 for 138.56 Acres excluding Solid Waste Management (SWM) Site.

8. After getting EC, the existing construction of 1,46,853 sq.m. of built-up area has been done.

9. This EC was cancelled by SEIAA, Uttar Pradesh vide letter no. 05/SEAC/148/2011/TA(J) dated 01.04.2013.

10. The cancellation was challenged in NGT.

11. NGT directed for representation for restoration of the EC as per order their order no.

M.A. No.455 of 2013 vide dated 05.09.2014.

12. Application for Restoration of EC (138.56 Acres) was submitted on 30.09.2014 along

with request for grant of TOR for additional 14 acres SWM site to be appended to the

township.

13. A representation was held before SEAC on 15.11.2014.

14. Since, 14 acres is still sub-judice, the request for restoration of EC of 138.56 acres

township, the TOR application dated 30.09.2014 was withdrawn vide our letter dated

21.01.2015.

15. This presentation is based on the same project parameters on which EC dated 30.03.2012 was granted.

16. The environmental clearance is sought for Group Housing Project “Shushant Aquapolis Doondaherra, Ghaziabad.


Project Feature Description

Type of Project Integrated township (including group housing)

Total Project Area 138.56 acres i.e. 560744.58 m

2

Proposed built up 12,66,653.14 m

2

(including basement)

Maximum floors in GH upto G+22

No. of Dwelling units 4814 including 10% EWS and 10% LIG

Resident Population including EWS & LIG 24070

Floating population 23040

Proposed Land Use Particulars Area (Sq.m)

Residential 278672.60

Commercial 23472.28

Public/ Semi Public 43585.6

Roads 126709.8

Green cover 88304.3

Total 560744.58

Total Water Requirement (including losses 4299 KLD

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&firefighting)

Total Water Requirement (excluding losses

&firefighting)

3140 KLD

Source of Water Ground Water

Total Sewage Generation 2826 KLD

STP capacity 3.97 MLD

STP Technology FAB

Amount of solid waste generation 19.81 MT/day

Cost of Project Rs. 753.66 crores

18. The estimated total wastewater generation from the project = 2.83 MLD.

19. Domestic sewage will be treated through a Sewage Treatment Plant (S.T.P.) of capacity

3.97 MLD within the project.

20. STP based on FAB technology has been proposed.

21. Rain Water Harvesting structures for recharge of roof top runoff from buildings and

houses and Pipe network with manholes to collect rooftop runoff and convey the same up

to the RWH structure will be provided. The proposed Rainwater Harvesting Scheme has

been designed to harvest 70% of the total average annual rain fall considering 30% losses due to Evaporation, spillage and first flush Water body/ ponds will be introduced in the

area for recharging ground water. 22. 7 nos. of Recharge pits have been proposed in the township including 3 no. of Recharge

pits have been proposed in the group housing. 23. All construction work generated solid wastes shall be collected and stored at designated

places and will be reused in infrastructural construction activities. 24. Total digging for township will be 210407.5 cum vs 204185.8 cum of filling. The balance

shall be used for road making & fill material in low lying areas. Excavated soil will be stored in temporary constructed soil bank and will be reused for landscaping of the

proposed township.

25. The temporary dumping areas will be maintained at all times until the excavated material

is reutilized.

26. The solid waste from the proposed residential project will be around 19.81 tonnes/ day.

Waste segregation at household level will be compulsory. Solid waste from House to

House will be collected in separate bins meant for organic (decomposable) & inorganic

waste. Inorganic recyclable will be sold to recycling vendors. The organic waste will be

treated at the vermi-composting site next to the STP. Balance shall be sent to municipal

landfill site

27. The solid waste collection, transportation and its dumping in landfill shall be done by

Municipal Corporation. The dumping of solid waste of the Township shall be done in the site earmarked in the Galand village.

28. Adequate capacity Roads will be provided to avoid congestion. The Road circulation pattern has been designed by taking entries from existing NH-24 through service road and

underpass arrangement. Existing 12 m wide road connecting NH-24 with Greater Noida Expressway and being widened to 45 m ROW by Greater Noida Authority

29. Total Parking as 5150 ECS is provided(Surface parking 2575,Underground parking 2575).

30. Total proposed green area is 25.428 Acres. This is approx. 16.63% of the total project area. Trees will be planted on the two sides of roads. Endemic species, observed to

prosper in the area, will be grown.


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clearance on the project proposals along with general conditions as prescribed by the

authority earlier and following specific conditions:

1. All proposals should be in accordance to Ghaziabad Master Plan and permissions from Ghaziabad Development Authority shall be taken in this regards.

2. Green area (minimum 12 m) should be left all around the periphery in the project for tree plantation as committed by the project proponent. Total green area should not be

less than 20% of the total project area.

3. Organic waste convertor will be installed on site to treat bio-degradable/organic waste

generated within the site.

4. NOC from Fire fighting and Air port Authority shall be obtain prior to start of

construction.

5. Approved agencies shall be indentified for Solid Waste Disposal.







8. Dedicated power supply for STPs is to be ensured during operation. Sludge of STP is to be used in-house as manure and surplus manure should be managed by giving it to end

users. 9. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision

amounting to 2% of project cost shall be prepared and approved by Board of Directors of the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the authority. A list

of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly compliance reports.







11. LEDs should be used in all common areas and corridors. 100% Solar lighting is to be

provided in the open areas/stairs cases.

12. Parking guideline as per GDA should be followed. Parking for disabled persons should

be explored.



the competent authority to be taken prior to any discharge. 15. 100 % provision of Rain Water Harvesting is to be made. RWH shall be initially done

only from the roof top. RWH from green and other open areas shall be done only after permission from CGWB.



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residents.



residents, in case of occurrence of earthquake should be provided. A well defined

evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock drills should be arranged for the residents.

22. Unless and until all the environmental issues are sorted out the occupancy will be restricted and would be only allowed after achieving the Permission from the competent

authority. 23. The project proponent shall ensure that the project site does not attract/infringe any

buffer zone of no activity identified/declared under law. 24. Ground water should not be extracted for the purpose of construction or otherwise. In

case of default the Environmental Clearance will deem to be cancelled. 25. Sprinkler to be used for curing and quenching and ready mix concrete may be used for

construction.



irrigation purpose.




28. Any decisions/orders made by the Hon'ble Supreme Court/ Hon'ble N G T and the

Hon'ble High Court etc. with regard to the proposed project proposal shall be binding

on the project proponent.

29. No fresh water will be used for irrigation purpose. 30. Rain water runoff from the open area of the project shall not be discharged outside but

suitably collected in a pond and utilised for useful purposes.

18- Engine based power production manu. unit at Plot No-5, Sector-41, Kasna, Greater

Noida, U.P. M/s Honda Siel Power Products, Sri Rajeev Sharma, Vice President,

Plot No-5, Sector-41, Kasna, Greater Noida, U.P. File No. 2389/DD-Y

The Secretariat informed the committee that:

1. Environmental clearance to the proposal "IC Engine Based Power Production

Manufacturing Unit, M/s Honda Siel Power Products at Plot no. 5, Sector-41, Kasna,

Greater Noida, Industrial Development Area, Gautam Budh Nagar" was issued through

letter no. 1960/Parya dated 24/11/2014.

2. Fresh water requirement was given as 504 KLD in the proposal whereas it is mentioned

as 254 KLD in environmental clearance dated 24/11/2014.

3. Also, in project proponent letter dated 19/09/2014 aluminium of Die casting will be

about 3500 TPA however, in EC dated 24/11/2014 it is mentioned as 06 MT/day.

The project proponent has requested to issue amended environmental clearance

with these amendments. The committee discussed the matter and directed the

Secretariat to prepare a note based on records in view of submissions made by project

proponent in his letter as above and present to committee in next meeting.

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The committee examined the proposal submitted by the project proponent and

the presentation made in SEAC meeting dated 14/09/2014 and observed that:

1. At slide no. 15 of presentation dated 14/09/2014, the project proponent informed

that total water requirement shall be 817 KLD whereas net fresh water

requirement would be 254 KLD. The same was mentioned in the minutes of

210th SEAC meeting dated 14/09/2014.

2. Also, at slide no. 14 in the list of basic raw material and its daily consumption,

06 MT aluminium ingot is mentioned to be used for die casting. The same was mentioned in the minutes of 210

th SEAC meeting dated 14/09/2014.

In view of above, the committee deliberated that the proponent should be

directed to present their case in light of their presentation made before SEAC on dated

14/09/2014 and their letter received on 18/02/2015 regarding reissuance of

environmental clearance.

19- Proposed Indoor Stadium at Sector-21A, Noida, U.P., Sri S C Mishra, Project

Engg., WC-II, New Okhla Dev. Authority, Sector-19, Noida. File No. 2939/DD-Sh.

The committee noted that an application dated 25/03/2015was made by the project

proponent M/s New Okhla Industrial Development Authority for Environmental Clearance of

Proposed Indoor Stadium at Sector-21A, Noida, U.P.

A presentation was made by Shri Deepak Kumar, authorized representative of project

proponent along with their consultant M/s Ind Tech House Consult. The proponent, through

the documents submitted and the presentation made, informed the committee that:-

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Proposed Indoor Stadium at Sector-21A,

Noida, U.P., M/s New Okhla Industrial Development Authority.


SN Description Details Unit

AREA DETAILS

1 Pocket Area 30105 SQM

2 Proposed Built Up Area 32788 SQM

3 Cost of the Project 64.66 CR

4 Height of Building 24.55 M

5 No. of Floors 2B+G+2 NOS

6 Proposed Ground Coverage Area

(30.6%)

9220 SQM

7 Proposed FAR Area (51.4) 15476 SQM

8 Total Basement Area 17312 SQM

9 Proposed Green Area Soft (8% of Pocket Area)

2415.00 SQM

POPULATION & WATER REQUIREMENT

10 Expected Population (563 workers

+ 4000 visitors)

4563 PERSONS

11 Total Water Requirement 95.85 KLD

12 Fresh Water Requirement 32.45 KLD

13 Waste Water Generation 78.85 KLD

14 STP Capacity 95 KLD

15 Treated Water Recycled 63 KLD

RAIN WATER HARVESTING PIT DETAILS

16 Proposed quantity of rainwater to be harvested 12685.62 CUM

17 No. of RWH Pits Proposed 06 NOS

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PARKING

18 Parking Proposed 969 ECS

19 Proposed Parking on Surface 209 ECS

20 Basement Parking-1 386 ECS

21 Basement Parking-2 380 ECS

WASTE GENERATION

22 Municipal Solid Waste Generation 0.54 TPD

23 Quantity of Hazardous Waste Generation 600 LTS/ANNU

M

24 Quantity of Sludge generated from STP 28.4 KG/DAY

POWER REQUIREMENT

25 Total Power Requirement 2780 KVA

26 DG sets Backup 3000 KVA

3. Population details is as follows: NON RESIDENTIAL (OFFICES) AREA POPULATION

Office Areas 5380 538

Facility Management Staff LS 25

Total 563

Visitors 4000

Total Population 4563

4. Water requirement and its source details is as follows: S. No. Description Occupancy / Capacity / Area Rate Total Water Demand

(KLD)

A. Non-residential (Offices)

Domestic 563 15 lpcd 9.0

Flushing 563 30 17.0

(ii) Visitors (Spectators)

Domestic 4000 6 lpcd 24.0

Flushing 4000 9 36.0

B. Green Area 2415 1 2.0

C. D. G. Cooling 3000 0.9 8.0

Total Water Requirement 96.0

Head Source Quantity UGT OHT

Fresh Water Requirement Water supply

dept. of Noida

33.0 KLD - -

Treated Water Requirement On site STP 63.0 KLD 2.0 KLD for

gardening

53 KLD for flushing + 8

KLD for DG cooling

5. Waste water generation details is as follows: Head Quantity % w. r. t. Total Water

Requirement

Total Water Requirement 96 KLD 100%

Fresh Water Requirement 33 KLD 34.38

Treated Water Requirement 63 KLD 65.62

Water for Flushing 53 KLD

Gardening 2 KLD

DG Cooling 8 KLD

Waste Water Generation (80% of total domestic fresh water

demand + 100% of Flushing Water)

79 KLD

Capacity of STP 95 KLD

Treated Water Generation 63 KLD

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11. The project proposals are covered under category 8"a" of EIA notification, 2006, as

amended.


clearance on the project proposals alongwith general conditions as prescribed by authority for

construction projects and following specific conditions:

1. Land use of the proposed project should be as per Master Plan of Noida Development

Authority.

2. Structural design should be approved by qualified structure engineer prior to any

construction.

3. Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with all

necessary infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile

STP, safe drinking water, medical health care, crèche etc. The housing may be in the

form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project.

4. Provision of drinking water, wastewater disposal, solid wastes management and

primary health facilities shall be ensured for labour camps. Proper sanitation facilities

shall be provided at the construction site to prevent health related problem. Domestic

as well as sanitary wastes from construction camps shall be cleared regularly.

5. Water usage during construction shall be optimised to avoid any wastage.

6. Ground water shall not be used for construction works during construction phase. 7. Adequate safety measures shall be adapted for the construction workers.

8. In case, existing structures, if any, within project site, are proposed to be demolished, Re-use of debris at existing site as far as practicable is recommended with a special

care for handling and disposal of asbestos waste, if any. Rest of waste is to be disposed at the sanitary landfill disposal site.

9. The asbestos waste, from demolition debris, if any, shall separated and shall be disposed at proposed Common Hazardous Wastes, Treatment and Disposal Facility.

10. For the treatment for total sewage, a full-fledged STP is to be provided with 20%

more capacity than waste water generated during operation phase.100% waste water

is to be treated in captive STP conforming to prescribed standards of receiving body

for designated use. Monitoring of STP to be done daily till its stabilization.

11. Appropriate measure like adequate drainage, embankment consolidation and slope

stabilization shall be taken along the city road to avoid soil erosion. Top soils of the

borrow pit sites shall be conserved and restored after completion of excavation. All

the topsoil excavated during construction activities shall be stored for use in

horticulture/landscape development within the project site. Proper erosion control and

sediment control measures shall be adopted.

12. Earth material generated from excavation shall be reused to the maximum possible

extent as filling material during site development. The construction debris and surplus

excavated material shall be disposed off by mechanical transport in suitable pre-identified dumping areas to avoid land degradation and water logging due to

indiscriminate dumping. Dumping areas shall be biologically reclaimed through topsoil cover and plantation.

13. A soil erosion and sedimentation control plan shall be prepared prior to construction. The soil erosion, sediment control and storm water practices shall be incorporated

depending upon the site characteristics to control soil erosion and loss of top soil during construction.

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14. Disposal of muck including excavated material during construction phase should not

create any adverse effects on the neighbouring communities and disposed off taking

the necessary precautions for general safety and health aspects.

15. Low sulphur diesel type diesel generator sets should be used during construction

phase. Diesel generator sets during construction phase shall have acoustic enclosures

and shall conform to Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 prescribed for air and

noise emission standards.

16. All Vehicles/equipments deployed during construction phase shall be ensure in good working condition and shall conform to applicable air and noise emission standards.

17. Ambient noise levels shall conform to residential standards both during day and night. Fortnightly monitoring of ambient air quality (RPM, SPM, SO2 and NOx).

Equivalent noise levels shall be ensured during construction phase and closely monitored during construction phase.

18. The protective equipments such as earplugs etc. shall be provided to construction personnel exposed to high noise levels. Stationary construction equipments generating

noise shall be placed at-least 125 m away from inhabited areas and at-least 200 m away from the silence zones. Construction activities carried out near residential area

shall be scheduled to day time only. Only limited necessary construction shall be done

during nighttime. No unloading of construction materials shall be done at night.

Vehicular noise and use of horns shall be controlled through enforcement of laws and

public awareness. Use of pressure horns shall be strictly prohibited. Appropriate noise

barriers at silence zones shall be provided. To reduce noise level, the arterial roads

shall be designed to have 2 to 3 rows of plantation.

19. Construction spoils, including bituminous material and other hazardous materials

including oil from construction equipments must not be allowed to contaminate

watercourses and the dumpsites for such material must be secured so that they shall

not leach into the ground water. If necessary, oil trap shall be installed where heavy

machineries are deployed. 20. Proper and prior planning, sequencing and scheduling of all major construction

activities shall be done. Construction material shall be stored in covered godowns/sheds. Truck carrying soil, sand and other construction materials shall be

duly covered to prevent spilling and dust emission. Adequate dust suppression measures shall be undertaken to control fugitive dust emission. Regular water

sprinkling for dust suppression shall be ensured. 21. Use of Ready-Mix concrete is recommended for this project.

22. Accumulation/stagnation of water shall avoid ensuring vector control. 23. Use of energy efficient construction materials shall be ensured to achieve the desired

thermal comfort.

24. Use of fly ash based bricks/blocks/tiles/products shall be explored to the maximum

extent possible. The provisions of Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government

of India Notification No. 763(E) dated 14/09/1999 (as amended) regarding use of Fly

Ash must be complied with. The use of perforated brick / hollow blocks / fly ash

based lightweight aerated concrete etc. should also be explored so as to reduce load

on natural resources.

25. Construction shall conform to the requirements of local seismic regulations. The

project proponent shall obtain permission for the plans and designs including

structural design, standard and specifications of all construction works from

concerned authority.

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26. The use of glazed surface shall be as per National Building Code 2005.

27. Street lighting shall be energy efficient with provision of solar lighting up to

maximum level. Provision of 100% solar energy in open spaces and common places.

28. Use of reflecting paints on roof top and side walls if all buildings.

29. Reduce hard paving-onsite (open area surrounding building premises) and/or provide

shade on hard paved surfaces to minimize heat island effect and imperviousness of the

site.

30. Provision of a water body may be made to conserve rain water. 31. Water saving practices such as usage of water saving devices / fixtures, low flow

flushing systems, sensor based fixtures, auto control walls, pressure reducing devices etc. should be adopted.

32. Green belt shall be comprised of specific plant species as per Central Pollution Control Board’s guidelines depending up on the type/nature of pollution. The

pollutants wise plant species shall be provided. 33. All utility lines (electricity, telephone, cable, water supply, sewerage, drainage, etc.)

shall be laid below ground level. 34. The road drainage shall be designed to enable quick runoff of surface water and

prevent water logging.

35. Adequate provision shall be made to cater the parking needs. Parking spaces

standards as given in ‘Manual on Norms and Standards for Environmental Clearance

of Large Construction Projects’ issued by Ministry of Environment & Forests,

Government of India shall be adapted.

36. All mandatory approvals and permissions as required from Airport Authority,

Director of explosives and Fire Department etc. shall be obtained.

37. Unskilled construction labourers shall be recruited from the local areas. Construction

materials shall be procured locally as far as possible.

38. Provisions shall be made for the integration of solar water heating system. Provision

for the use of biomass as a source of energy generation may be explored. 39. Provision of vermi-composting for the biodegradable solid wastes generated from the

project may be developed. 40. Information regarding hydrogeology and ground water regime shall be incorporated.

Surface water analysis regarding quality and the availability of sufficient quantity of water supply to the various complexes shall be ensured. Periodical monitoring of

ground water table and quality shall also be carried out. Construction of tube wells, bore wells shall be strictly regulated. The ground water shall not be abstracted without

prior permission from the competent authority in the project area. Permission to draw ground water shall be obtained from the competent authority prior to construction /

operation of the project.

41. The Strom water management plan shall be designed in such a manner so as to

confirm the existing drainage scheme of the surrounding locality. Storm water control

and its re-use as per CGWB and BIS standards for various applications should be

followed.

42. Noise barriers shall be provided at appropriate locations so as to ensure that the noise

levels do not exceed the prescribed standards. DG sets shall be provided with

necessary acoustic enclosures as per Central Pollution Control Board norms.

43. Municipal solid wastes generated shall be managed and handled in accordance with

the compliance criteria and procedure laid down in Municipal Solid Waste

(Management and Handling Rules), 2000 (as amended).

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44. Proper composting/vermi composting of municipal solid wastes shall be carried out.

The proponent must develop the Solid Wastes Segregation, Collection, Handling,

Transportation and Disposal Scheme ensuring safe and scientific segregation,

collection, handling, transportation and disposal of organic and inorganic portion. The

organic waste is to be composted/vermi composted at the compost plant within the

project site. All municipal solid wastes shall be segregated, collected, transported,

treated and disposed as per provisions of the Municipal Solid Wastes (Management

and Handling) Rules, 2000 (As amended). 45. Hazardous wastes and bio-medical wastes shall be disposed off separately. All bio-

medical wastes shall be segregated, collected, transported, treated and disposed as per provisions of the Bio-Medical Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 (As

amended). 46. Recycling of all recyclable wastes such as; newspaper, aluminium cans, glass bottles,

iron scrap and plastics etc. shall be encouraged. 47. All the conditions, liabilities and legal provisions contained in the Environmental

Clearance shall be equally applicable to the successor management of the project in the event of the project proponent transferring the ownership, maintenance of

management of the project to any other entity.

48. The project proponent shall make financial provision in the total budget of the project

for implementation of the above-mentioned conditions and for suggested

environmental safeguard measures. The funds earmarked for the environmental

protection measures shall not be diverted for other purposes.

49. Six monthly monitoring reports shall be submitted to this Authority and UPPCB.

50. The responsibility of implementation of environmental safeguards rests fully on the

project proponent. Project proponent shall establish an environmental management

cell to carryout functions relating to environmental management under the supervision

of senior executive, directly reporting to the head of organization.

51. In the case of any change(s) in the scope of the project, the project shall require a fresh appraisal by the SEIAA. The issuance this clearance shall not convey any

property rights in either real or personal property, or any exclusive privileges, nor does it authorize any injury to private property or any invasion of personal rights, nor

any infringement of Central, State or Local laws or regulations. 52. Adequate crowd management plan shall be undertaken. Risk Assessment study along-

with Disaster Management Plan (DMP) should be get approved from competent authority. The mitigative measures for disaster prevention and control shall be

prepared and All other statutory clearances from Chief Controller of Explosives, Fire Department, Civil Aviation Department, Forest Conservation Act, 1980 and Wildlife

(Protection) Act, 1972 etc. shall be obtained, as applicable by project proponent.

53. The State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority, UP reserves the right to

amend the above conditions and add additional safeguard measures subsequently, if

found necessary.

20- Group Housing Poject “Gangotri Enclave” at Plot No-8/GH-4, Sector-8, Avadh

Vihar Yojna (Sultanpur Road) Tehsil & Distt-Lucknow. File No. 2731/DD-Y

The project proponent did not appear. The committee directed to close the

case and to reopen only, if a request to this effect is received from the project

proponent.

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21- Irrigation Project for providing Irrigation facilities in 15 village of Babina Block ,

Jhansi, (Area-5799.00 Hac ), Sri Avinash Mishra, Ex. Engg., Irrigation Construction

Div., Matatila, Lalitpur. File No. 2940/DD-Y


proponent for environmental clearance of Proposed Irrigation Project having culturable

command area (CCA) 5799 Ha. for providing irrigation facilities in 15 Villages of Babina

Block in District- Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.

A presentation was made by Shri Avinash Mishra, project proponent alongwith their

consultant M/ CEMC Pvt. Ltd. The project proponent informed the committee that:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Proposed Irrigation Project having

culturable command area (CCA) 5799 Ha. for providing irrigation facilities in 15

Villages of Babina Block in District- Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.


Project name Irrigation Project (CCA 5799 Ha) for providing

irrigation facilities in 15 villages of Babina Block in

District -Jhansi, UP

Location of Project Babina Block, Tehsil- Jhansi, District- Jhansi, Uttar

Pradesh

General Feature of Project along with Latitude and Longitude

Main canal is proposed off taking from pump house construction at Betwa River U/S of Dhukuwan Dam

Geographically location of intake point is at Latitude:

25°10'38.16"N Longitude : 78°30'30.86"E.

Name of River Betwa River

Source Supply Pump House at Betwa River U/S of Dhukuwan weir.

Maximum Flood Discharge 8,98,000 Cusecs (25428.29 Cumecs)

Length of Main canal 19.950 Km

Head Discharge 2.50 cumecs

Bed width at head 3.50 M.

Water depth at head 1.18 M.

Length of Distribution System 20.00 Km.

CCA 5799 Hect.

PPA Rabi

Kharif

3200 Hect.

1200 Hect.

Water Requirement 0.61 T.M.C.

Total Cost of the Project Rs. 17889.19 Lacs

B.C. Ratio 1.43 : 1

Man Power 200

3. The project proposals are covered under category 1"c" of EIA notification, 2006, as

amended.

The committee discussed the matter and recommended following terms of reference

and general guidelines in addition to studies proposed by the project proponent:

1. The study area should comprise the Submergence area, Project area within 10 km from

main Project appurtenances ( i.e. canal network etc and the Command area.

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2. Physical geography, Topography, Stratigraphy, Regional Geology of the study area.

Landslide zone or areas prone to landslide existing in the study area, Tectonics and

seismicity of the study area, Presence of important economic mineral deposit if any, in the

command area.

3. Meteorology of the study area (viz. precipitation, temperature, relative humidity, wind

speed/direction etc.) from the nearest IMD station.

4. Ambient air quality with parameters, viz. suspended particulate matter (SPM), respirable

particulate matter (RPM) i.e. suspended particulate materials < 10 microns, sulphur

dioxide (SO2), oxides of nitrogen (NOX) and carbon monoxide (CO) for the study area ( 6

locations).

5. Existing noise levels and traffic density in the area ( 15 locations)

6. Soil classification when irrigation is a component of the project: Physical parameters

(viz. texture, content, porosity, bulk density and water holding capacity) and chemical

characteristics (viz. pH, electrical conductivity and nutrient status in the catchment area

and the study area. and in addition infiltration characteristics, history of pre and post

monsoon groundwater table fluctuation, total and available nitrogen, phosphorous,

potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, exchangeable sodium percentage (ESP),

Sodium adsorption ratio (SAR), organic Carbon, sulphur, manganese, etc.) for the study

area and for the command area ( 5 locations)

7. For irrigation project, include command area development plan, measured data on

seepage loss, drainage plan, current and proposed cropping pattern, crop diversification

aspect, conjunctive water use plan and strategy to enhance irrigation water application

efficiency by adopting/demonstrating the use of pressurized irrigation system.

8. Identification of free draining/directly draining catchment, core zone and buffer zone of

biosphere reserve/sanctuary etc., (if any) in a map.

9. Generation of thematic maps viz. slope map, drainage map, soil map, land use/ land cover

map etc.

10. Run off, discharge, water availability for the project, sedimentation rate etc.

11. Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) plan along with budgetary provision amounting to 2% of project cost shall be prepared and approved by Board of Directors of

the company. A copy of resolution as above shall be submitted to the authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be submitted alongwith six monthly

compliance reports. 12. Physical, Chemical and Bacteriological parameters of surface water such as temperature,

pH, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids (TDS), DO, turbidity, salinity,

alkalinity, Ca, Mg and total hardness, chlorides, iron, manganese, arsenic, fluorides,

nitrogen (organic, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate), phosphate, sulphate, sulphides, heavy

metals (mercury, lead, chromium, cadmium and zinc), biochemical oxygen demand

(BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), total organic carbon (TOC) and total oxygen

demand (TOD) and Bacteriological parameters that comprises of fecal and total coliform

( 10 locations)

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13. Status of ground water development in the command area including recharge pattern,

ground water quality analysis and levels (60 locations)

14. Indicate the quantum of conveyances loss in transit in relation to the quantum of lifted

water and its impact on local groundwater environment

15. Characterization of forest types in the study area and extent of each forest type should be

detailed.

16. Species frequency, density, abundance need to be detailed

17. Presence of economically important species viz. non-wood forest producing species,

including medicinal plants, timber, fuel wood etc.

18. Flora under RET need to be categorized using World Conservation Union or International

Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources(IUCN) and Botanical

Survey of India`s Red Data list along with population structure and economic

significance.

19. Cropping and Horticulture pattern and practices in the study area.

20. Birds (resident, migratory), Land animals including reptiles, amphibians, fishes and

insects and reported and surveyed in the study area need to be enlisted. Significant

microflora must be enumerated. Details of endemic species found in the project area, if

any with their population structure should be provided.

21. Effect on fish migration and habitat degradation due to project.

22. Presence of National Park, Sanctuary, Biosphere, Reserve Forest etc. in the project area

or in the proximity of project area, if any, to be detailed.

23. Demography and socio-economic analysis based on last available census data for the

entire study area. A census survey of project affected families (PAFs) should be

conducted. The information of percentage of land left after land acquisition with the

family should be furnished for PAFs likely to lose land.

24. Major industries within study area.

25. Sensitive places/archaeological and historical monuments, tourism infrastructure, if any,

within the study area.

26. Presence of important economic mineral deposit, if any.

(A) Impact Prediction- Construction Phase

• Land Environment

� Pollution due to large scale quarrying activities

� Degradation of land during construction activities

� Generation of muck and other construction sites

� Impacts due to disposal of solid waste from labour camps

• Water Environment

� Pollution due to disposal of untreated sewage from the labour colonies

� Pollution due to run-off from construction sites

� Impacts due to discharge of effluent from the crusher

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• Ecology

� Increase in turbidity during construction phase with corresponding reduction in

photosynthetic activity and primary productivity

� Impact on terrestrial ecology due to increased human interferences due to

congregation of labour population during construction phase

• Air Environment

� Impacts on ambient air quality as a result of construction activities (e.g. operation

of various construction equipments, increased vehicular traffic etc)

� Impacts due to fugitive emissions

� Impacts on ambient air quality due to source of construction power to be

identified at time of construction

• Noise Environment

� Increase in noise levels as a result of operation of various construction equipment

� Impacts due to increased vehicular traffic

• Socio-Economic Environment

� Improvement in the employment scenario as a result of absorption of locals in the

construction activities

� Traffic congestion and safety aspects due to increased traffic movement

� Increased stress on existing infrastructure facilities due to congregation of labour

population

� Incidence of water-borne diseases in construction of staff colony

(B) Impact Prediction- Operation Phase

• Land Environment

� Impacts on land-use pattern due to increase in cropping intensity

� Increased irrigation intensity in the command area

� Impacts on soil quality due to increased and continued use of agro-chemicals

� Impacts due to acquisition of land for various projects appurtenances

� Increased potential for water logging and soil salinization in the command area

• Water Environment

� Detailed hydrological studies with respect to water drawl from river and

supplementation needs of various commands along with their reservoir capacities

to be studied as a part of the EIA study and to be furnished separately

� Water availability for various scenarios are to be studied simulation studies

� Impacts on reservoir water quality

� Disposal of effluents containing agro-chemicals including pesticides from surface

and sub-surface drainage system. The impacts on water quality with special

reference to pesticides due to disposal of drainage runoff to be covered as part of

the study

� Impacts on downstream water quality due to diversion of water for irrigation and

a study to be made on its effective/impact on the D/S to the lift point

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• Ecology

� Impact on biodiversity as a result of introduction of irrigation in the command

area

� Impacts on downstream reverine ecology due to diversion of water for irrigation

� Impacts on ecological sensitive areas, if any

� Impacts on rare, endangered, threatened, medicinally important and other

economically important species, if any

� Impacts on migratory routes of wildlife

� Increased potential for farm and tank fisheries in the command area

• Socio-Economic Environment

� Acquisition of private land for construction of various project appurtenances

� Improvement in employment potential as a result of increase in irrigation

intensity

� Improvement in quality of life as a result of higher agricultural production and

improvement in income levels

� Impacts on livestock

� Increase in incidence of vector-borne diseases & improvement in public health,

educational status etc as a result of economic development

� Improvement in the status of livestock as a result of greater water availability

from agricultural residues

� Impetus to urbanization & industrialization as a result of improved water

availability

• Environment Management Plan (EMP)

� Command Area Development Plan including On-farm development works (

give time –bar charts of anticipated progress in these activities)

� Command area development plan comprising of existing irrigation facilities,

climate, topography and soil, ground water status and existing land use

� Assessment and prediction of possible impact on the soil due to irrigation. Based

on the above, preparation of mitigation measures

� Cropping pattern proposed and details on soil fertility, soil depth, climate and

weather availability

� Provisions made to advice farmers on the cropping pattern, soil quality

enhancement and water use with the involvement of experts of the agriculture

university

• Catchment Area Treatment (CAT) Plan

� Delineation of sub-watersheds in catchment and mapping of critically degraded

areas requiring various biological and engineering treatment measures.

Identification of areas for treatment based upon Remote Sensing & GIS

methodology and Silt Yield Index (SYI) method of AISLUS coupled with ground

survey. The prioritization of watershed for treatment based upon SYI. Spatial

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information in each micro watershed should be earmarked on maps in the scale of

1:50,000. The CAT plan will be prepared with year-wise Physical and Financial

details.

� Green Belt Development Plan around reservoir, colonies, approach road, canals,

other project components etc.

� Biodiversity Conservation and Wildlife Management Plan -- For conservation

and preservation of endemic, rare and endangered species of flora and fauna

� Fisheries development, conservation/ management.

� Infrastructure development for agriculture

� Resettlement & Rehabilitation (R&R) Plan along with social/community

development plan

� Muck Disposal Plan -Suitable sites for dumping of excavated materials should be

identified in consultation with the State Pollution Control Board and Forest

Department.

� Public Health Delivery System including the provision for drinking water facility

for the local community

� Water and Air Quality & Noise Environment Management during construction

and post-construction periods.

� Environmental Monitoring Programme (With physical & financial details

covering all the aspects from EMP).

� A summary of cost estimate for all the plans ( Cost for implementing all the

Environmental Management plans including the cost for implementing

Environmental Monitoring Programme)

� Project falling with in 10 Km. area of Wild Life Sanctuary is to obtain a clearance


earmarked.

General Guidelines






proponent.”





III. The project proposals are not covered under general conditions as prescribed under

EIA notification, 2006, as amended.

IV. “I/We hereby give undertaking that the data and information given in the application,


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V. Project does not fall under any buffer zone of no-development as declared /identified

under any law.




along with EIA.
























22- Information Technology Project “HCL Technology Hub” at Chak Ganjaria Farms,

Sultanpur Road, Lucknow, U.P. Sri Tarun Goel, Dy. GM, Corporate Towers, HCL

Technology Hub, Sec-126, Noida. File No. 2803/DD-Y



1. A copy of the master plan showing the proposed project should be submitted.

Approved copy of DPR of the project should also be submitted.

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2. Land/sale deed documents.

3. Copy of approved layout plan. All sanctioned building plans/Services

plans/sewerage plan/drainage plan alongiwth certificate from architect that the

plans have been prepared in accordance to Development Authority Bye-laws.

4. Permission from CGWB, if any water extraction is proposed.

5. Physical features within 30 m of the project sites with their ownership status.

6. Section details of all roads. Details about approach roads to proposed site.

7. Structural stability plan duly signed by structural engineer and vetting

organization alongwith complete details /qualifications of structural engineer and

vetting Organization/Authority.

8. The details of the E-Waste generated from the sister units of the project

proponents along with the present status of its disposal should be made available.

E-waste management/disposal plan alongwith plan for disposal of CDs/DVDs.

9. Exact location of STP along with annual operation and maintenance cost may also

be informed. Ultimate discharge of the treated sewage if any may be spelled out

clearly.

10. NOC from Forest, Fire fighting and Air port Authority should be submitted.



12. Provision of 100% solar energy on all roads and common areas like stair cases.

13. Project cost and corresponding CSR cost with details under commitment from

Board of Directors. A copy of resolution in this regard shall be submitted to the

authority. A list of beneficiaries with their mobile nos./address should be

submitted alongwith six monthly compliance reports.

14. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the employees/residents, in case of

occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be provided. A well

defined evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock drills should be

arranged for the residents.

15. Built-up area of the project is proposed to be 1,49,321.69 sqm. If it exceeds

1,50,000 sqm, scoping and preparation of EIA will be required for appraisal of

project.

The project proponent submitted their replies through letter dated 06/05/2015 and

21/05/2015. A presentation was made by Shri Sanjeev Shukla, project proponent along with

their consultant M/s Ascenso Enviro Pvt. Ltd. The committee discussed the matter and

recommended grant of environmental clearance on the project details as given at Para-A

alongwith following specific and general conditions:

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

I. Construction Phase:

1. Digging of basement shall be undertaken in view of structural safety of adjacent buildings

under information/consultation with District Administration/Mining Department.

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2. Sprinkler to be used for curing and quenching during construction phase. No ground

water to be used for construction.

3. Structural safety certificate from qualified structural engineer should be obtained. The

same should get vetted from IIT, Delhi as discussed with project proponent.


amounting to 2% of total project cost shall be submitted (within three month) on need

base assessment study in the study area. Income generating measures which can help in

up-liftment of weaker section of society consistent with the traditional skills of the people identified. The program can include activities such as old age homes, rain water

harvesting provisions in nearby areas, development of fodder farm, fruit bearing orchards, vocational training etc. In addition, vocational training for individuals shall be imparted

so that poor section of society can take up self employment and jobs. Separate budget for community development activities and income generating programmers shall be

specified. 5. Consent for Establishment shall be obtained from UP State Pollution Control Board under

Air and Water Act and a copy shall be submitted to the Ministry before start of any construction work at the site.

6. Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with all

necessary infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile

STP, safe drinking water, medical health care, crèche etc. The housing may be in the form

of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project.

7. A First Aid Room will be provided in the project both during construction and operation

of the project.

8. All the topsoil excavated during construction activities should be stored for use in

horticulture/landscape development within the project site.

9. Disposal of muck during construction phase should not create any adverse effect on the

neighbouring communities and be disposed taking the necessary precautions for general

safety and health aspects of people, only in approved sites with the approval of competent authority.

10. Soil and ground water samples will be tested to ascertain that there is no threat to ground water quality by leaching of heavy metals and other toxic contaminants.

11. 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. 12. Any hazardous waste generated during construction phase, should be disposed off as per

applicable rules and norms with necessary approvals of the UP State Pollution Control Board.

13. The diesel generator sets to be used during construction phase should be low sulphur

diesel type and should conform to Environment (Protection) Rules prescribed for air and

noise emission standards.

14. 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. DG set shall meet

the CPCB norms.

15. Vehicles hired for bringing construction material to the site should be in good condition

and should have a pollution check certificate and should conform to applicable air and

noise emission standards and should be operated only during non-peak hours.

16. 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

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monitored during construction phase. Adequate measures should be made to reduce

ambient air and noise level during construction phase, so as to conform to the stipulated

standards by CPCB/ UPPCB.

17. 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.

18. Ready mixed concrete must be used in building construction.

19. Storm water control and its re-use as per CGWB and BIS standards for various

applications. 20. Water demand during construction should be reduced by use of pre-mixed concrete,

curing agents and other best practices referred. 21. Permission to draw ground water shall be obtained from the competent Authority prior to

construction/operation of the project. 22. Separation of grey and black water should be done by the use of dual plumbing line for

separation of grey and black water. 23. Fixtures for showers, toilet flushing and drinking should be of low flow either by use of

aerators or pressure reducing devices or sensor based control. 24. Use of glass may be reduced by up-to 40% to reduce the electricity consumption and load

on air conditioning. If necessary, use high quality double glass with special reflective

coating in windows.

25. Roof should meet prescriptive requirement as per Energy Conservation Building Code by

using appropriate thermal insulation material to fulfill requirement.

26. 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

aspirational for non-air conditioned spaces by use of appropriate thermal insulation

material to fulfil requirement.

27. The approval of the competent authority shall be obtained for structural safety of the

buildings due to earthquake, adequacy of fire fighting equipments, etc. as per National

Building Code including protection measures from lightening etc. 28. Regular supervision of the above and other measures for monitoring should be in place all

through the construction phase, so as to avoid disturbance to the surroundings. 29. 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 without obtaining environmental clearance.

II. Operation Phase:

1. Details of E-waste should be submitted.

2. The installation of the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) should be certified by an

independent expert and a report in this regard should be submitted to the Ministry before

the project is commissioned for operation. Treated affluent emanating from STP shall be

recycled/ reused to the maximum extent possible. Treatment of 100% grey water by

decentralised treatment should be done. Discharge of unused treated affluent shall conform to the norms and standards of the UP State Pollution Control Board. Necessary

measures should be made to mitigate the odour problem from STP. 3. The solid waste generated should be properly collected and segregated. Wet garbage

should be composted and dry / inert solid waste should be disposed off to the approved sites for land filling after recovering recyclable material.

4. Diesel power generating sets proposed as source of backup power for elevators and common area illumination during operation phase should be of enclosed type and

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conform to rules made under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The height of stack

of DG sets should be equal to the height needed for the combined capacity of all proposed

DG sets. Use low sulphur diesel. The location of the DG sets may be decided with in

consultation with UP State Pollution Control Board.

5. Criteria/ norms provided by competent Authority regarding the seismic zone be followed

for construction work. Provision of alarm system, to timely notify the residents, in case of

occurrence of earthquake/other natural disasters/fire should be provided. A well defined

evacuation plan should also be prepared and regular mock drills should be arranged for the residents. Rise of stairs should be constructed in a way, so that it should provide

smooth movement. 6. Noise should be controlled to ensure that it does not exceed the prescribed standards.

During night time the noise levels measured at the boundary of the building shall be restricted to the permissible levels to comply with the prevalent regulations.

7. The green belt of the adequate width and density preferably with local species along the periphery of the plot shall be raised so as to provide protection against particulates and

noise. 8. Weep holes in the compound walls shall be provided to ensure natural drainage of rain

water in the catchment area during the monsoon period.

9. Rain water harvesting for roof runoff and surface runoff, as plan submitted should be

implemented. Before recharging the surface run off, pre-treatment must be done to

remove suspended matter, oil and grease. The borewell for rainwater recharging should

be kept at least 5 mts. above the highest ground water table.

10. The ground water level and its quality should be monitored regularly in consultation with

Central Ground Water Authority.

11. Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the roads adjoining the proposed

project site must be avoided. Parking should be fully internalized and no public space

should be utilized.

12. A Report on the energy conservation measures confirming 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 in three months time.

13. Energy conservation measures like installation of CFLs/LED for the lighting the areas outside the building should be integral part of the project design and should be in place

before project commissioning. Use CFLs and LED 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 may be done to the extent possible.

14. Adequate measures should be taken to prevent odour problem from solid waste

processing plant and STP.

15. The building should have adequate distance between them to allow movement of fresh air

and passage of natural light, air and ventilation.

16. Water segregation shall be carried-out at source and organic shall be composted.

Adequate space shall be provided within the complex.

PART-B: GENERAL CONDITIONS:

1. The project proponent shall also submit six monthly reports on the status of

compliance of the stipulated EC conditions including results of monitored data (both

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in hard copies as well as by e-mail) to the respective Regional Office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the UPPCB.

2. Officials from the Regional Office of MOEF, Lucknow who would be monitoring the

implementation of environmental safeguards should be given full cooperation,

facilities and documents/data by the project proponents during their inspection. A

complete set of all the documents submitted to SEIAA should be forwarded to the

CCF, Regional office of MOEF, Lucknow.

3. In the case of any change(s) in the scope of the project, the project would require a

fresh appraisal by this Ministry.

4. The Ministry reserves the right to add additional safeguard measures subsequently, if

found necessary, and to take action including revoking of the environment clearance

under the provisions of the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986, to ensure effective

implementation of the suggested safeguard measures in a time bound and satisfactory

manner.

5. 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 etc. shall be obtained, as

applicable by project proponents from the respective competent authorities.

6. These stipulations would be enforced among others under the provisions of Water

(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and control of

Pollution) act 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Public Liability

(Insurance) Act, 1991 and EIA Notification, 2006.

7. The project proponent should advertise in at least two local Newspapers widely

circulated in the region, one of which shall be in the vernacular language informing

that the project has been accorded Environmental Clearance and copies of clearance

letters are available with the U' Pollution Control Board and may also be seen on the

website of the Ministry of Environment and Forests at http://www.envfor.nic.in. The

advertisement should be made within 10 days from the date of receipt of the

Clearance letter and a copy of the same should be forwarded to the Regional office of

this Ministry at Lucknow.

8. A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent to concerned Panchayat,

Zilla Parisad/Municipal Corporation, Urban Local Body and the Local NGO, if any,

from whom suggestions/ representations, if any, were received while processing the

proposal. The clearance letter shall also be put on the website of the company by the

proponent.

9. The proponent shall upload the status of compliance of the stipulated EC conditions,

including results of monitored data on their website and shall update the same

periodically. It shall simultaneously be sent to the Regional Office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the UPPCB. The criteria pollutant levels

namely; PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx (ambient levels as well as stack emissions) or critical

sectoral parameters, indicated for the project shall be monitored and displayed at a

convenient location near the main gate of the company in the public domain.

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10. The environmental statement for each financial year ending 31st March in Form-V as

is mandated to be submitted by the project proponent to the concerned State Pollution

Control Board as prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, as

amended subsequently, shall also be put on the website of the company along with the

status of compliance of EC conditions and shall also be sent to the respective

Regional Offices of MoEF, Lucknow by e-mail.

Para-A:

1. The environmental clearance is sought for Information Technology Project “HCL

Technology Hub” at Chack Ganjaria Farms, Sultanpur Road, Lucknow, U.P. M/s

HCL IT City Lucknow Pvt. Ltd.


S. N. Particulars Area in Sq.m. In percentage(%)

1 Plot area 4,04,685.60

(100 Acres)

…..

2 Permissible Ground coverage 1,61,874.24 40% of Plot Area

3 Permissible FAR @ 2.5 10,11,714.00 250% of Plot Area

4 Green Area Required 40,468.56 10% of Plot Area

5 Area for Current Development 68,796.55

(17 Acres)

6

Proposed Ground coverage (Development Area)

• IT Block

• Skill Development Centre

• Hostel

• Housing

• DG Plant room, AC Plant room,

Guard rooms

25,953.68 15,378.53

2,528.16

3,141.52

847.06

4,058.40

37.72% of Development area 59.25 % of Proposed Gr.

Coverage

9.74 % of Proposed Gr.

Coverage


Coverage


Coverage


Coverage

7

Proposed FAR (Development Area)

• IT Block FAR

• Skill Development Centre FAR

• Hostel FAR

• Housing FAR

• DG Plant room, AC Plant room,

Guard rooms

1,34,821.69

41,939.24

12,410.20 17,979.82

58,433.66

4,0580.00

196% of Development Area

31.10 % of Proposed FAR

9.20 % of Proposed FAR 13.33% of Proposed FAR



8 Basement Area 14,500.00 …..

9 Green area provided 48,562.27 12% of Plot Area

10 Built up area 1,49,321.69 …..

3. Land use details is as follows:

S. No. Description Area

(in Acres)

Core Area

1. IT Block 50

2. Skill Development Area & Hostel 10

Non-Core Area

1. Housing Development 14

2. Mixed Landuse 16

3. Institutional 5

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4. Services Use 5

Total Area 100


Name and Location of the Project Proposed Information Technology Project “HCL Technology Hub”

at Chack Gajaria Farms, Sultanpur Road, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

Developers of the Project M/s HCL IT City Lucknow Pvt. Ltd.

Total Plot Area 4,04,685.60 m

2

Built-up Area(Proposed FAR +

Basement area + Services area) 1,49,321.69 m

2

Total Water Consumption 774 KLD

Total Freshwater Requirement 294 KLD

Source: Municipal Supply

Power Requirement 7,000 KVA

Source: Uttar Pradesh State Electricity Board (UPSEB).

Power Backup 5 DG Sets of total capacity of 10,000 KVA

Total Parking provided 2,021 ECS

Solid Waste generation 1,678.5 kg / day

5. Population details are as follows:

S. No. Types No of unit / Area in

sq.m.

Person Per

Unit

Population

1 Dwelling Units 496 nos. 5 2,480

2 Hostel 500 rooms 2 person /room 1,000

3 IT Park 41,445.49sq.m 1 person/8 sq.m. of FAR 5,000

4 Skill Development

Centre

12,410.22 sq.m 1 person/5 sq.m. of FAR 2,500

Total Population 10,980

6. Water requirement details are as follows:

S. No. Description Population/

Area

Unit water

consumption

(litres)

Total

water

required

(KLD)

water

requirement

for domestic

use (KLD)

Flushing/

Recycled water

(KLD)

1

Residential Population

Housing 2,480 86 213.28 161.20 52.08

Hostel 1,000 86 86.00 65.00 21.00

2

IT Park and Skill Development

IT Park 5,000 30 150.00 45.00 105.00

Skill Development

Centre

2,500 30 75.00 22.50 52.50

3 Horticulture 48,562.27 1.5 ltrs./sq.m 77.69 -- --

4 HAVC Cooling

Towers

1,700 TR 8 ltrs/tr/hr 163.20 -- --

5 Fire Fighting Tank 1% of total water

requirement

8.90 -- --

Total Water

Requirement

774.0796 293.700 230.580

SAY 774 294 230

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7. Waste water details are as follows:

Details Water (KLD)

Water requirement for domestic purpose 294

Wastewater to be generated from domestic use (@ 80% of domestic water

requirement)

235

Water requirement for Flushing Purpose 230

Wastewater to be generated from Flushing (@ 100% of flushing requirement) 230

Water requirement for HVAC Cooling 163

Wastewater to be generated from HVAC Cooling (@ 75% of cooling water

requirement)

122

Total Wastewater generated 122+230+235=587 KLD


(Dr. M. S. Khan)

Chairman, SEAC,UP

(Dr. S.N. Singh)

Member, SEAC, UP

(Dr. S.K. Upadhayay)

Member, SEAC, UP

(S. C. Brahmachari)

Member, SEAC, UP

(Dr. D. C. Gupta)

Member, SEAC, UP

(Surendra Singh)

Secretary, SEAC, UP/

Director, Environment

Minutes of 216 SEAC Meeting Date 25/05/2015

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