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ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearance ProjectName:ResidentialandCommercialProjectatThane

MinistryofEnvironment&Forests,NewDelhi.PriorEnvironmentalClearanceNotification14.09.2006 1

FORM1&1A

For

PROPOSEDRESIDENTIALANDCOMMERCIALPROJECTAt

Plotbearingsurveyno.86/1,86/2,86/3(pt),86/4(pt),86/5(pt),115/1(pt),115/2(pt),115/3(pt),115/4(pt),115/5(pt),115/6(pt),115/7(pt), 115/9(pt),116/1,116/2,116/3,116/4,116/5,116/6,117/1,117/2,117/3,117/4,117/5,117/6,117/7,117/8,117/9,117/10,&117/11atVillagePanchpakhadi,PokhranRoadNo.1,Thane(W)400606

ProposedBy

J.K.INVESTOTRADE(INDIA)LTD.



APPENDIX‐I(Seeparagraph–6)

FORM1(I) BasicInformation

Sr.No. Item Details

1 Nameoftheproject/s ProposedResidentialandCommercialProject atThane

2 S.No.intheSchedule 8(b)

3

Proposed capacity / area/length/tonnage to be handled/commandarea/leasearea/numberofwellstobedrilled.

TotalPlotarea 78,310 m2

Builtuparea

Proposed FSI 1,35,526.16 m2

NonFSI 1,82,236.10 m2

Total Constructionarea

3,17,762.26 m2

4 New/Expansion/Modernization New Project

5 ExistingCapacity/Areaetc. ‐

6 Categoryofprojecti.e.AorB BCategory

7 Doesitattractthegeneralcondition?ifyes,pleasespecify

No

8 Doesitattractthespecificcondition?Ifyes,pleasespecify

No

9 Location Thane

Plot/Survey/KhasraNo. Surveyno.86/1,86/2,86/3(pt),86/4(pt),86/5(pt),115/1(pt),115/2(pt),115/3(pt),115/4(pt),115/5 (pt),115/6,115/7 (pt), 115/9 (pt),116/1,116/2,116/3,116/4,116/5,116/6,117/1,117/2,117/3,117/4,117/5,117/6,117/7,117/8,117/9,117/10, & 117/11 at Village Panchpakhadi,PokhranRoadNo.1,Thane(W)

Village Panchpakhadi

Tehsil Thane

District Thane

State Maharashtra

10 Nearest railway station/port alongwithdistanceinkms.

Thanerailwaystation2.2km‐Arieldistance

11 Nearest Town, city, DistrictHeadquarters along with distance inkms.

Thane



12 Village Panchayat, Zilla Parishad,Municipal Corporation, Local body(complete postal addresses withtelephonenos.tobegiven)

ThaneMunicipalCorporation

13 Nameoftheapplicant J.K.InvestoTrade(India)Ltd.

14 Registeredaddress NewHindHouse,3N.M.Marg,BallardEstate,Mumbai400001

15 Addressforcorrespondence: “Realty Division” JKFT Building, Ground floor,Jekegram,PokhranRoadNo.1,Thane(w)400606

Name Mr.AbhishekKapoor

Designation(Owner/Partner/CEO) CEO‐ RealtyBusinessDivision

Address “RealtyDivision”JKFTBuilding,Groundfloor,Jekegram,PokhranRoadNo.1,Thane(w)400606

Pincode 400606

E‐mail [email protected]

TelephoneNo. 022‐61528259

FaxNo.

16 Detailsofalternativesitesexamined,ifany. Location of these sites should beshownonatoposheet.

NotApplicable

17 Interlinkedprojects NotApplicable

18 Whether separate application ofinterlinked project has beensubmitted?

No

19 Ifyes,dateofsubmission NotApplicable

20 IfNo,Reason Standaloneconstructionproject

21 Whethertheproposalinvolvesapproval/clearanceunder:if,yesdetailsofthesameandtheirstatustobegiven

a) The Forest (Conservation) Act,1980?

b) The wildlife (protection) Act,1972?

c) TheCRZNotification,1991?

WeshallobtaintheNBWLclearanceifapplicableasoursiteisoutoftheproposedESZdraftnotificationpublished by the MoEF & CC published on22.01.2016.Our site is located at a distanceof 2.5km from the National Park, and the extent of theproposed ESZ is 100m from the boundary of theNationalPark.Ifneededweshallcomplytothis.

22 WhetherthereisanyGovernmentOrder/policyrelevant/relatingtothesite?

‐

23 Forestlandinvolved(hectares) Noforestlandinvolvedinproposedprojectsite



24 Whetherthereisanylitigationpendingagainst the project and/or land inwhich theproject ispropose tobesetup?

a) Nameofthecourtb) CaseNo.c) Orders/Directionsofthecourt

ifanyanditsrelevancewiththeproposedproject.

Nosuchlitigationpendingagainsttheproject

Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity formanufacturing,mininglease area and production capacity formineral production, area formineral exploration, length forlineartransportinfrastructure,generationcapacityforpowergenerationetc.,)

(II)Activity

1. Construction,operationordecommissioningoftheProjectinvolvingactions,whichwillcausephysical changes in the locality (topography, landuse, changes inwaterbodies,etc.)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/NoDetails thereof (with approximate quantities/rates, wherever possible) with source ofinformationdata

1.1 Permanentortemporarychangeinlanduse,landcoverortopographyincludingincreaseinintensityoflanduse(withrespecttolocallanduseplan)

Yes There was an industry on site which has beenpartiallydemolished;ThesiteisinindustrialzoneaspertheDPremarks;NOC for change of land use (from I to R) will beobtainedfromT.M.C.Now site will be developed as Residential andCommercialproject

1.2 Clearanceof existing land,vegetationandbuildings?

Yes Anindustryonsitehasbeenpartiallydemolished

1.3 Creationofnewlanduses?

Yes There was an industry on site which has beenpartiallydemolished;Now site will be developed as mixed usedevelopment

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

Yes GeotechnicalInvestigationshallbecarriedout

1.5 Constructionworks?

Yes Proposed Residential andCommercialProject.

1.6 Demolitionworks?

Yes Existing industry on site has been partiallydemolished.

1.7 TemporarysitesusedforconstructionworksorHousingofconstructionworkers?

Yes Temporaryshedswillbeprovidedforworkers

1.8 Abovegroundbuildings,structuresorearthworksincludinglinearstructures,cutandfillorexcavations

Yes Debrisgeneratedhasbeenpartlysoldtoauthorizedrecyclers&scrapdealers.Debrisgeneratedshallbepartlyreusedonsiteandpartlydisposaltoauthorizedsites.



1.9 Underground worksincluding mining ortunnelling?

No

1.10 Reclamationworks? No

1.11 Dredging?

No

1.12 Offshorestructures? No

1.13 Productionandmanufacturingprocesses?

No Thisisaconstructionproject

1.14 Facilities for storage ofgoodsormaterials?

Yes Only construction material will be stored intemporarystoragesite

1.15 Facilitiesfortreatmentordisposalofsolidwasteorliquideffluents?

Yes Solid waste will be treated by MechanicalCompostingmethod.Sewagegenerated fromcomplexwillbe treated insewage treatment plant. The excess treatedwaterwill be directly disposed off in municipal sewerlines.Treatedwaterwillbeused for flushing, gardeningandHVACmakeup.The dried sludge and compost will be used asmanureforlandscaping.

1.16 Facilitiesforlongtermhousingofoperationalworkers?

Yes Cabinsforwatchmen/gardeneretc.

1.17 Newroad,railorseatrafficduringconstructionoroperation?

Yes Movements of trucks formaterial transportwhileconstruction

1.18 New road, rail, airwaterborne or othertransport infrastructureincluding new or alteredroutes and stations, ports,airportsetc?

No Existingroadwillbe usedforthetransportpurpose

1.19 Closure or diversion ofexisting transport routesor infrastructure leadingto changes in trafficmovements?

No

1.20 New or divertedtransmission lines orpipelines?

No



1.21 Impoundment, damming,culverting, realignment orother changes to thehydrologyofwatercoursesoraquifers?

No

1.22 Streamcrossings? No

1.23 Abstractionortransfersofwater form ground orsurfacewaters?

No

1.24 Changes in water bodiesor the land surfaceaffecting drainage or run‐off?

No Therewill not be any changes inwater bodies orthelandsurface

1.25 Transport of personnel ormaterialsforconstruction,operation ordecommissioning?

Yes Construction workers and construction materialduringconstructionphase

1.26 Long‐term dismantling ordecommissioning orrestorationworks?

No

1.27 Ongoing activity duringdecommissioning whichcould have an impact ontheenvironment?

Yes Dustgenerationandincreaseinnoiselevelsduringdemolition

1.28 Influxofpeopletoanareain either temporarily orpermanently?

Yes Constructionworkersduringconstructionphase.

1.29 Introduction of alienspecies?

No Nointroductionofalienspecieswilloccurasthisispurelyresidentialproject

1.30 Loss of native species orgeneticdiversity?

No Nothreatofspecieslosswilloccur

1.31 Anyotheractions?

No No

2. Use of Natural resources for construction or operation of the Project (such as land,water,materials or energy, especially any resourceswhich are non‐renewable or in shortsupply):Sr.No. Information/checklist

confirmationYes/No Details thereof (with approximate quantities

/rates, wherever possible) with source ofinformationdata

2.1 Landespeciallyundevelopedoragriculturalland(ha)

No Noagricultureland

2.2 Water(expectedsource&competingusers)unit:KLD

YesParticulars

WaterRequirement Unit

TotalWaterRequirement 1,255 KLD

2.3 Minerals(MT) No ‐2.4 constructionmaterial–

stone,aggregates,sand/soil

Yes Stone,aggregates,sanddemandwillbemetfromlocalopenmarket



(expectedsource–MT)

2.5 Forestsandtimber(source–MT)

Yes Onlydoorframes(ifsoplanned)

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

Yes

Totalpowerrequirement:7.3MW

2.7 Anyothernaturalresources(useappropriatestandardunits)

No

3. Use,storage,transport,handlingorproductionofsubstancesormaterials,whichcouldbe

harmfultohumanhealthortheenvironmentorraiseconcernsaboutactualorperceivedrisks

tohumanhealth.

Sr.No. Information/Checklistconfirmation

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

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

Yes Used oil from DG set will be stored separatelyandwillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers

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

No

3.3 Affectthewelfareofpeoplee.g.bychanginglivingconditions?

No

3.4 Vulnerable groups of peoplewho could be affected by theproject e.g. hospital patients,children,theelderlyetc.,

Yes There will be minor negative impact ofproposed development on School buildings,hospitalpatients,childrenetc.

3.5 Anyothercauses No4. Production of solid wastes during construction or operation or decommissioning(MT/month)

Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmationYes/No Detailsthereof(withapproximate

quantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

4.1 Spoil, overburden or minewastes

No

4.2 Municipalwaste(domesticandorcommercialwastes)

Yes Use Quantity UnitTotal SolidWaste 4,664 kg/day

4.3 Hazardouswastes(asperHazardousWasteManagementRules)

Yes UsedoilfromDGsetwillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers.

4.4 Other industrial process No No,ThisisaResidentialProject



wastes4.5 Surplusproduct No NotApplicable4.6 Sewagesludgeorother

sludgefromeffluenttreatment

Yes Usedasmanureafterdrying.

4.7 Construction or demolitionwastes

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

4.8 Redundantmachineryorequipment

No NotApplicable

4.9 Contaminatedsoilsorothermaterials

No NotApplicable

4.10 Agriculturalwastes No NotApplicable4.11 Othersolidwastes No NotApplicable

5. Releaseofpollutantsoranyhazardous,toxicornoxioussubstancestoair(Kg/hr)

Sr.No.Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/NoDetailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

5.1 Emissions from combustionoffossilfuelsfromstationaryormobilesources

Yes EmissionfromDGsetsduringpowerfailureandmovementofvehicleduringoperationphaseoftheproject

5.2 Emissions from productionprocesses

No NotApplicable

5.3 Emissions from materialshandlingincludingstorageortransport

Yes Fugitiveemissionfromhandlingsand andotherconstructionmaterial

5.4 Emissions from constructionactivities including plant andequipment

Yes Transportationofconstructionmaterial,DGsetsetc.

5.5 Dustorodoursfromhandlingofmaterialsincludingconstructionmaterials,sewageandwaste

Yes Transportation, loading and unloading ofmaterialwillgeneratedust

5.6 Emissionsfromincinerationofwaste

No NotApplicable

5.7 Emissions from burning ofwaste in open air (e.g. slashmaterials, constructiondebris)

No NotApplicable

5.8 Emissions from any othersources

No NotApplicable

6. GenerationofNoiseandVibration,andEmissionsofLightandHeat:

Sr.No.Information/Checklistconfirmation

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

6.1 Fromoperationofequipment Yes Increase in noise levels due to operations of



e.g.engines,ventilationplant,crushers

constructionequipments&vehicularmovement

6.2 From industrial or similarprocesses

No NotApplicable

6.3 Fromconstructionordemolition

Yes Increaseinnoiselevelsduringconstruction

6.4 Fromblastingorpiling Yes DuringPiling6.5 Fromconstructionor

operationaltrafficYes Duringconstructionandoperationphaseof the

project.Intheoperationphasetherewillbe increaseinthe vehicular movement because of theresidentsandvisitors

6.6 From lighting or coolingsystems

No NotApplicable

6.7 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable7. Risksofcontaminationof landorwater fromreleasesofpollutants intothegroundorintosewers,

surfacewaters,groundwater,coastalwatersorthesea:



7.1 Fromhandling,storage,useorspillageofhazardousmaterials

No The used oil from DG sets will be given toauthorisedrecyclers

7.2 Fromdischargeof sewageorother effluents to water orthe land(expectedmodeandplaceofdischarge)

No STP will be used to treat the sewage. Treatedwater will be used for flushing, gardening andHVACmakeup.

7.3 By deposition of pollutantsemittedtoairintothelandorintowater

No NotApplicable

7.4 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

7.5 Is there a risk of long termbuild up of pollutants in theenvironment from thesesources?

No NotApplicable

8. RiskofaccidentsduringconstructionoroperationoftheProject,whichcouldaffecthumanhealthortheenvironment



8.1 Fromexplosions,spillages,firesetcfromstorage,handling,useorproductionofhazardoussubstances

Yes Spillageofusedoil fromDG sets andexplosioninDiesel storagearea.Adequate fireprotectionmeasureswillbetakenupasperthefireNOC

8.2 Fromanyothercauses

Yes Accidents during construction phase (Slips,fallfromheight,fallingofobjects/materialonworkers, fire, cut and burns, electric shock



andcollapseofshuttering Fireduetoshortcircuiting Terrorism

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

No The proposed structure is designed as perSeismicZoneIIIstandards.

9. Factorswhichshouldbeconsidered(suchasconsequentialdevelopment)whichcould

lead to environmental effects or the potential for cumulative impacts with otherexistingorplannedactivitiesinthelocality

Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmationYes/No Details thereof (with approximate

quantities/rates, wherever possible) withsourceofinformationdata

9.1

Leadtodevelopmentofsupporting. facilities,ancillarydevelopmentordevelopmentstimulatedbytheprojectwhichcouldhaveimpactontheenvironmente.g.:

•Supportinginfrastructure(roads,powersupply,wasteorwastewatertreatment,etc.)•housingdevelopment•extractiveindustries•supplyindustries•other

No

The proposed project is a residentialconstruction project. The proposed site islocated in an urbanised area and hence theinfrastructuralfacilitiesalreadyexist.

9.2 Lead to after‐useof the site,which could have an impactontheenvironment

No NotApplicable

9.3 Set a precedent for laterdevelopments

No NotApplicable

9.4 Havecumulativeeffectsduetoproximitytootherexistingorplannedprojectswithsimilareffects

No Atpresentthereisnomajorongoingconstructionprojectofsimilarintensity.

(III)EnvironmentalSensitivity

Sr.No.

Areas Name/Identity

Aerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary



1 Areasprotectedunderinternationalconventions,nationalorlocallegislationfortheirecological,landscape,culturalorotherrelatedvalue

Yes SanjayGandhi NationalPark:2.5km

2 Areaswhichareimportantorsensitive for ecologicalreasons ‐ Wetlands,watercourses or otherwaterbodies, coastal zone,biospheres, mountains,forests

Yes ViharLake: 7 kmTulsiLake:5kmUlhasRiver:4km

3 Areas used by protected,important or sensitivespecies of flora or fauna forbreeding, nesting, foraging,resting, over wintering,migration

Yes SanjayGandhi NationalPark:2.5km

4 Inland, coastal, marine orundergroundwaters

Yes ViharLake:7 kmTulsiLake:5kmUlhasRiver:4km

5 State,Nationalboundaries No6 Routesorfacilitiesusedby

thepublicforaccesstorecreationorothertourist,pilgrimareas

Yes AbuttingEasternExpressHighway

7 Defenceinstallations No

8 Densely populated or built‐uparea

Yes Fullyurbanisedarea

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

Yes Hospitals,schools,colleges,communityfacilities& places of worship are present around theProjectsite.TheseplacesfallunderTMC

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

No

11 Areasalreadysubjectedtopollutionorenvironmentaldamage.(thosewhereexistinglegalenvironmentalstandardsareexceeded)

No

12 Areas susceptible to naturalhazard which could causethe project to present

No



environmentalproblems(earthquakes, subsidence,landslides, erosion, floodingor extreme or adverseclimaticconditions)



(IV). ProposedTermsofReferenceforEIAstudies

AttachedwiththeapplicationFormIherebygivenundertakingthatthedata&informationgivenintheapplication&enclosuresaretrueto the best of my knowledge & belief & I am aware that if any part of the data and informationsubmitted is found tobe falseormisleadingatanystage, theprojectwillbe rejectedandclearancegive,ifanytotheprojectwillberevokedatourriskandcost.Date:04.11.2016Place:Thane

J.K.INVESTOTRADE(INDIA)LTD. NewHindHouse,3N.M.Marg,BallardEstate,

Mumbai400001

Signatureoftheapplicant Withname&fulladdress (Projectproponent/Authorisedsignatory) NOTE:

The projects involving clearance under Coastal Regulation Zone Notification, 1991 shallsubmitwiththeapplicationaC.R.Zmapdulydemarcatedbyoneoftheauthorizedagencies,showing theproject activities,w.r.tC.R.Z(at the stageofTOR)and the recommendationsoftheStateCoastalZonemanagementAuthority(atthestageofEC).SimultaneousactionshallalsobetakentoobtaintherequisiteclearanceundertheprovisionsoftheC.R.ZNotification,1991fortheactivitiestobelocatedintheCRZ.

The projects to be located within 10 km of the national Parks, Sanctuaries, Biosphere

Reserves,MigratoryCorridorsofWildAnimals, theprojectproponentshallsubmit themapduly authenticated by Chief Wildlife Warden showing these features vis‐avis the projectlocationandtherecommendationsorcommentsofthechiefWildlifethereon.(atthestageofEC)

All correspondence with the ministry of Environment & Forests including submission ofapplicationforTOR/EnvironmentalClearance,subsequentclarificationsasmayberequiredfromtimetotime,participationintheEACmeetingonbehalfoftheprojectproponentshallbemade by the authorised signatory only. The authorised signatory should also submit adocumentinsupportofhisclaimofbeinganauthorisedsignatoryforthespecificproject.



APPENDIX‐II(Seeparagraph6)

FORM‐1A(onlyforconstructionprojectslistedunderitem8oftheSchedule)

CHECKLISTOFENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS

(ProjectproponentsarerequiredtoprovidefullinformationandwherevernecessaryattachexplanatorynoteswiththeFormand

submitalongwithproposedenvironmentalmanagementplan&monitoringprogramme)

1. LANDENVIRONMENT

(Attachpanoramicviewoftheprojectsiteandthevicinity)

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

Theexistinglandusewillnotgetalteredfromtheproject.Asperthezoningstructuretheareacomesunderresidentialarea.

ProposeddevelopmentisinlinewithD.PofTMCFollowingdocumentsareattachedassupportingdocuments.

LocationplanisattachedasANNEXUREI

1. ConceptualPlanandDetailedTenementstatementareattachedasANNEXUREII

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

TotalPlotarea 78,310 m2

Builtuparea

ProposedFSI 1,35,526.16 m2

NonFSI 1,82,236.10 m2

Total Constructionarea

3,17,762.26 m2

Waterconsumption

Particulars WaterRequirement

Unit

TotalWaterConsumption

1,255 m3/day

EnergyConsumption



Particulars EnergyConsumption

Unit

TotalEnergyConsumption

7.3 MW

ParkingProvided

Particulars Parking Provided

Total ParkingProvided

4Wheeler 2398

2Wheeler 1830

Connectivity Proposed site is accessible by40mwidePokhranRoadNo.1,Service Road and EasternHighwayonEast and9m roadonNorthside

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

Theprojectbeingawellplannedactivitywillresultinorganized open spaces and green areas. Thebiodiversityintheareawillincreaseduetoproposedgreenareas.Communitycumrecreationalfacilitieswillbedevelopedhencenostressontheexistingfacilityisanticipated.

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

Themainreasons forerosionareoverexploitationofgroundwater, instable slopes, landslides etc. Theproposedconstructionwill involvecuttingand fillingoperations. The project will involve construction ofroads and development of green areas,whichwouldreducethechancesoferosionandsubsidence.Subsidence isnotanticipatedasgroundwaterwouldnotbeusedasasourceofwatersupply.Asperseismic‐zoningmapofIndia,theprojectsitefallsunderzoneIII.StructuraldesignrequirementswillbeasperzoneIII.

1.5 Willtheproposalinvolvealterationofnaturaldrainagesystems?(Givedetailsonacontourmapshowingthenaturaldrainageneartheproposedprojectsite)

Theproposeddevelopmentisplannedinsuchamannerthatitwillnotaltertheexistingdrainagepatternofthearea.

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

Excavatedsoilwillbeused forback fillingatproject.Therewillnotbeanytransportof fillmaterials fromoutside.



1.7 Givedetailsregardingwatersupply,wastehandlingetcduringtheconstructionperiod.

SupplySource:TMC

1.8 Willthelowlyingareas&wetlandsgetaltered?(Providedetailsofhowlowlyingandwetlandsaregettingmodifiedfromtheproposedactivity)

Nowetlandsandlow‐lyingareasonthesite.

1.9 Whetherconstructiondebris&wasteduringconstructioncausehealthhazard?(Givequantitiesofvarioustypesofwastesgeneratedduringconstructionincludingtheconstructionlabourandthemeansofdisposal)

Nohealthhazard isanticipated.

2. WATERENVIRONMENT

2.1 Givethetotalquantityofwaterrequirementfortheproposedprojectwiththebreakupofrequirementsforvarioususes.Howwillthewaterrequirementmet?Statethesources&quantitiesandfurnishawaterbalancestatement.

Particulars WaterRequirement

Unit

TotalWaterConsumption

1255 m3/day

Source:‐ TMCDetailedwaterbalancechart&diagramisattachedasANNEXUREIII

2.2 Whatisthecapacity(dependablefloworyield)oftheproposedsourceofwater?

TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromTMC

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

TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromTMC

2.4 Howmuchofthewaterrequirementcanbemetfromtherecyclingoftreatedwastewater?(Givethedetailsofquantities,sourcesandusage)

TreatedwaterfromSTPwillbeusedforflushingintoilet,gardeningandHVACmakeup

Totalsewagegenerated 1172 m3/day

TotalSTPcapacity 1200 m3

Treatedwaterrecycledforflushing

425 m3/day

Treatedwaterforgardening

64 m3/day

HVACmakeup 42 m3/day

Sludgegenerated 12 m3/day

Excesstreatedwater 629 m3/day



2.5 Willtherebediversionofwaterfromotherusers?(Pleaseassesstheimpactsoftheprojectonotherexistingusesandquantitiesofconsumption)

Nodiversionisanticipated

2.6 Whatistheincrementalpollutionloadfromwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesandcompositionofwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity)

The total sewage of about 1172 m3/day will begenerated from the complex. The composition ofwastewaterisgiveninthetableindicatingthequalityofrawwastewaterbeforetreatment

Parameters Values Units

pH 7‐8 mg/l

BOD 250‐300 mg/l

COD 450‐600 mg/l

O&G/ABS 10‐20 mg/l

TSS 100‐200 mg/l

Mitigation measures: Domestic Effluent will betreatedinSTPoftotalcapacityof1,200m3

2.7 Givedetailsofthewaterrequirementsmetfromwaterharvesting?Furnishdetailsofthefacilitiescreated.

The project activity shall have rainwater harvestingonlyofrainfallonterraces.

2.8. Whatwouldbetheimpactofthelandusechangesoccurringduetotheproposedprojectontherunoffcharacteristics(quantitativeaswellasqualitative)oftheareainthepostconstructionphaseonalongtermbasis?Woulditaggravatetheproblemsoffloodingorwaterlogginginanyway?

ProposeddevelopmentisintunewithD.PofTMC

The project will have proper storm water drainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcernedauthority. So therewill be noproblemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.

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

Intheproposeddevelopmenttherewillbenotappingof groundwater.Water demand for the constructionaswellasoperationalphasewillbemetfromsourcessuchasTMC.Rainwater harvesting scheme will be practiced forgroundwater recharge, which will have a positiveimpactonthegroundwatertable.



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

To prevent degradation andmaintain the quality ofwater source, adequate controlmeasures have beenproposed to check the surface run‐off, as well asuncontrolledflowofwaterintoanywaterbody.

Avoidexcavationduringmonsoonseason.

Rainwater harvesting can serve as a solution towaterprobleminworstcasescenario.

Following methods can increase efficiency ofrainwaterharvestingandrecharginggroundwater.

Catch drainage all along the periphery of plot topreventsurfacerunoff.

Reduceandfiltersurfacerunoff.

Use vegetated swales and depressions to reducerunoff.

2.11 Howisthestormwaterfromwithinthesitemanaged?(Statetheprovisionsmadetoavoidfloodingofthearea,detailsofthedrainagefacilitiesprovidedalongwithasitelayoutindicationcontourlevels)

The project will have proper storm water drainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcernedauthority. So therewill no beproblemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.

2.12 Willthedeploymentofconstructionlabourersparticularlyinthepeakperiodleadtounsanitaryconditionsaroundtheprojectsite(Justifywithproperexplanation)

No,thedeploymentofconstructionlabourerswillnotlead to any unsanitary condition. The constructionlabourers will be provided with temporary sheltershades within the project premises. The unsanitarycondition will be removed by means of providingreadymadeseptic tanks&soakpits.Solidwastewillbedisposedoffinmunicipalwastedisposalsystem.

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

The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is designed totreattherawwastewatergeneratedfromResidentialbuildings.Wastewatergenerated–1,172m3/daySTPcapacityproposed–1,200m3

STPdetailsareattachedasANNEXURE‐IV

3. VEGETATION

3.1 Isthereanythreatoftheprojecttothebiodiversity?(Giveadescriptionofthelocalecosystemwithit’suniquefeatures,ifany)

There is no sensitive ecosystem present that will bedisturbed by the project, as existing land use isResidential

3.2 Willtheconstructioninvolveextensiveclearingormodificationofvegetation?(Provideadetailedaccountofthetrees&vegetationaffectedbytheproject)

Yestreesarepresentonsite.



3.3 Whatarethemeasuresproposedtobetakentominimizethelikelyimpactsonimportantsitefeatures(Givedetailsofproposalfortreeplantation,landscaping,creationofwaterbodiesetcalongwithalayoutplantoanappropriatescale)

About 12,391.30 m2 area is provided for thedevelopmentofGreenbelt in thepremises.Thegreenbelt will be developed for control of pollution andaestheticviewofthecomplex

4. FAUNA

4.1 Istherelikelytobeanydisplacementoffauna‐bothterrestrialandaquaticorcreationofbarriersfortheirmovement?Providethedetails.

No.Theproposedsiteanditssurroundingsdonotsupportanyhabitatforanygroupofwildanimals.SanjayGandhiNationalParkisat2km

4.2 Anydirectorindirectimpactsontheavifaunaofthearea?Providedetails.

No.Therewillbenodirectorindirectimpactontheavifaunaofthearea.

4.3 Prescribemeasuressuchascorridors,fishladdersetctomitigateadverseimpactsonfauna

SincetheProposedProjectwouldnothaveanyadverseimpactonfaunahencemitigationmeasurenotrelevant

5. AIRENVIRONMENT

5.1 Willtheprojectincreaseatmosphericconcentrationofgases&resultinheatislands?(Givedetailsofbackgroundairqualitylevelswithpredictedvaluesbasedondispersionmodelstakingintoaccounttheincreasedtrafficgenerationasaresultoftheproposedconstructions)

The Project will result in negligible increase in theatmospheric concentrations of gases due to D.G.operations (back up power only) and the increasedtraffic. The proposed activity will not result in theformationofanyheatislands,asitdoesnotinvolveanysignificant change in the land use pattern or theconcretingofareas.

5.2 Whataretheimpactsongenerationofdust,smoke,odorousfumesorotherhazardousgases?Givedetailsinrelationtoallthemeteorologicalparameters.

Diesel generator sets operated for back‐up powersupply are identified as the only major sources ofgaseousandparticulateemission.Impactofvehicularisnot significant. SO2, SPM, NOX and CO emissions areexpectedduetofuelcombustioningeneratorsets.

5.3 Willtheproposalcreateshortageofparkingspaceforvehicles?Furnishdetailsofthepresentleveloftransportinfrastructureandmeasuresproposedforimprovementincludingthetrafficmanagementattheentry&exittotheprojectsite.

Adequateparkings areproposed.

Particulars Parking Provided

Total ParkingProvided

4Wheeler

2Wheeler

2398 Nos.

1830Nos.

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

Internalroads,footpaths/pedestrianpathwayshavebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex



5.5 Willtherebesignificantincreaseintrafficnoise&vibrations?Givedetailsofthesourcesandthemeasuresproposedformitigationoftheabove.

Considering the addition of vehicles due to theproposed projectwith the existing roads and vehiclesplyingon them, therewill bemarginal increase in thenoiselevelsbutwillnotresultinanimpact.

5.6 WhatwillbetheimpactofDGsets&otherequipmentonnoiselevels&vibrationin&ambientairqualityaroundtheprojectsite?Providedetails.

DGsetwillbeusedinconstructionandoperationphaseonlyincaseofpowerfailure.TheDGSetsshallbeaspertheguidelineslaiddownbyEPR for specific noise emission standards. Measuresshallbe taken forreductionofnoisebyusingacousticenclosures.Noise emissions are expected from variousconstruction equipment and machinery but will notresultinanimpact.

6. AESTHETICS

6.1 Willtheproposedconstructionsinanywayresultintheobstructionofaview,scenicamenityorlandscapes?Aretheseconsiderationstakenintoaccountbytheproponents?

The proposed land use of the site would be mainlyresidential and will not result in obstruction of view,scenic amenity or landscape. However, the buildingswillbeplanned insuchawaythat theorganisedopenareasandlandscapedareasareatthecentresothatallcanenjoythegreenareas.

6.2 Willtherebeanyadverseimpactsfromnewconstructionsontheexistingstructures?Whataretheconsiderationstakenintoaccount?

Internal roads, footpaths/ pedestrian pathways havebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex

6.3 Whetherthereareanylocalconsiderationsofurbanform&urbandesigninfluencingthedesigncriteria?Theymaybeexplicitlyspeltout.

TheProjecthasbeendesignedasperthedepartmentoftownplanning,GovernmentofMaharashtra.

6.4 Arethereanyanthropologicalorarchaeologicalsitesorartefactsnearby?Stateifanyothersignificantfeaturesinthevicinityoftheproposedsitehavebeenconsidered.

No anthropological or archaeological sites or artefactsarefoundnearthesitearea.

7. SOCIO‐ECONOMICASPECTS

7.1 Willtheproposalresultinanychangestothedemographicstructureoflocalpopulation?Providethedetails.

No.Majorityofthelabourwillberecruitedlocallyandonly minimal skilled workers would be from outside,whichisanticipatedtobeverysmallandwillnotaltertheexistingdemographicprofileofthearea.

7.2 Givedetailsoftheexistingsocialinfrastructurearoundtheproposedproject.

TheProjectcomesinResidentialareaandhasallbasicinfrastructural facilities as schools, medicalestablishments,shops,etc.

7.3 Willtheprojectcauseadverseeffectsonlocalcommunities,disturbancetosacredsitesorotherculturalvalues?Whatarethesafeguardsproposed?

No. The Project will have positive impact on localcommunities.



8. BUILDINGMATERIALS

8.1 Mayinvolvetheuseofbuildingmaterialswithhigh‐embodiedenergy.Aretheconstructionmaterialsproducedwithenergyefficientprocesses?(Givedetailsofenergyconservationmeasuresintheselectionofbuildingmaterialsandtheirenergyefficiency)

Yes thebuildingmaterialswithhighembodiedenergywillbeused

8.2 Transportandhandlingofmaterialsduringconstructionmayresultinpollution,noise&publicnuisance.Whatmeasuresaretakentominimizetheimpacts?

Adequate mitigative measures will be adopted.Construction equipment with idling controltechnologieswill beused.Regularmaintenance of theequipments will be carried out. The constructionactivitieswill be carried out during the daytime only.The workers exposed to high noise generating wouldbeprovidedwithearplugsearmuffs.AsperEnvironmentalManagementPlan.

8.3 Arerecycledmaterialsusedinroadsandstructures?Statetheextentofsavingsachieved?

Fly ash in cement concrete. Typically 20‐ 25% of flyashissubstitutedincement.

8.4 Givedetailsofthemethodsofcollection,segregation&disposalofthegarbagegeneratedduringtheoperationphasesoftheproject.

Thebio‐degradableandnon‐biodegradablewastewillbesegregatedatsourceofwastegeneration.Solidwastegenerated:4,664kg/day

9. ENERGYCONSERVATION

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

Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCLDGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackup.

Particulars EnergyConsumption

Unit

TotalEnergyConsumption

7.3 MW

9.2 Whattypeof,andcapacityof,powerback‐uptoyouplantoprovide?

DGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackupforlightingincommonareas,oneliftperbuildingandfirepumpineachbuilding.

TotalDGsetcapacity 1600 kVAHFG

9.3 Whatarethecharacteristicsoftheglassyouplantouse?Providespecificationsofitscharacteristicsrelatedtobothshortwaveandlongwaveradiation?

DoubleglazedglassforResidentialbuilding



9.4 Whatpassivesolararchitecturalfeaturesarebeingusedinthebuilding?Illustratetheapplicationsmadeintheproposedproject.

The building structure will be designed in such a waythatsolarlightcanbeutilisedmaximumfordaytime.

9.5 Doesthelayoutofstreets&buildingsmaximisethepotentialforsolarenergydevices?Haveyouconsideredtheuseofstreetlighting,emergencylightingandsolarhotwatersystemsforuseinthebuildingcomplex?Substantiatewithdetails.

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

9.6 Isshadingeffectivelyusedtoreducecooling/heatingloads?WhatprincipleshavebeenusedtomaximizetheshadingofWallsontheEastandtheWestandtheRoof?Howmuchenergysavinghasbeeneffected?

Yes.Shadinghasbeeneffectivelyusedtoreducethecoolingloads.

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

Yes.Theroomswillbesodimensionedthateffectiveairconditioning can be carried out. Public areas will becooledbynaturalventilation.Thedesignofthebuildingwillbesuchthatmaximumuseofnaturalventilationcanbe achieved. The walls, roofs and openings will be sodesignedthatinfluxofheatisminimum.

9.8. Whatarethelikelyeffectsofthebuildingactivityinalteringthemicro‐climates?Provideaselfassessmentonthelikelyimpactsoftheproposedconstructiononcreationofheatisland&inversioneffects?

Heat emission from the proposed construction can befromthefollowingsources:Heat absorbed from the concrete structures, heatgenerated from equipments/ appliances, and due toincreased population in the proposed development.However theheatgeneratedwillnotbesignificantandwill be dissipated in the lush greens and open areasprovidedwithin.Henceitcanbeconcludedthattheheatisland effect shall not be a concern for the proposedproject.

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

UvalueinWatts/hr/m2/C

Roof 0.409 Watts/hr/m2/C

Wall 0.352Watts/hr/m2/C



9.10 Whatprecautions&safetymeasuresareproposedagainstfirehazards?Furnishdetailsofemergencyplans.

The fire fighting system shall compromise of hydrantsystemandportableextinguishers.Smokedetectorswillbeprovidedalongwithmanualcallpoints.Externalyardhydrants shall be installed around all buildings in thecomplex in galvanized steel fire hose cabinet (weatherproof).Allexternalyardhydrantsshallbeatonemeterheight from finished ground level as per NationalBuilding Code. External fire hydrants shall be locatedsuchthatnoportionofanybuildingismorethan45mfrom a hydrant, and the external hydrants are notvulnerabletomechanicalorvehiculardamage.

9.11 Ifyouareusingglassaswallmaterialprovidesdetailsandspecificationsincludingemissivityandthermalcharacteristics.

NotApplicable

9.12 Whatistherateofairinfiltrationintothebuilding?Providedetailsofhowyouaremitigatingtheeffectsofinfiltration.

Thefollowingmeasureswillbeadoptedtomitigatetheeffectsofinfiltration: Aluminiumwindowswithrubbergasket,sothatthe

windowsaresealed,willbeprovided. Summercrosssectionventilationwillbemaximum.

9.13 Towhatextentthenon‐conventionalenergytechnologiesareutilisedintheoverallenergyconsumption?Providedetailsoftherenewableenergytechnologiesused.

NotApplicable



10. EnvironmentManagementPlan

TheEnvironmentManagementPlanwouldconsistofallmitigationmeasuresforeachitemwiseactivitytobeundertakenduringtheconstruction,operationandtheentirelifecycletominimizeadverseenvironmentalimpactsasaresultoftheactivitiesoftheproject.Itwouldalsodelineatetheenvironmentalmonitoringplanforcomplianceofvariousenvironmentalregulations.Itwillstatethestepstobetakenincaseofemergencysuchasaccidentsatthesiteincludingfire.

EnclosedasAnnexureV



ANNEXUREILocationPlan

ProjectSite



ANEXUREIIConceptualPlan

Entry/Exit

A1

A2A3 B1

B2

B3

C1

C2C3D

N



ANNEXUREIIIWaterBalanceStatement



ANNEXUREIV

SEWAGETREATMENTPLANT

CalculationforSTPCapacity:Totalestimatedpopulation =9,595personsTotalWaterdemand =1,255m3/dayTotalsewagegeneration =1,172m3/dayThecapacityofSTPprovided:1,200m3TheexpectedcharacteristicsofrawsewageandTreatedsewagearegivenbelow‐

Sr.No. Parameters RawSewage TreatedSewage

1 pH 6.5‐7.5 7.0‐8.5

2 SuspendedSolids 100–200mg/l <1mg/l

3 BOD(3days28°C) 280–350mg/l 5mg/l

4 COD 500–600mg/l ‐

5 Oil&Grease 30–60mg/l ‐

6 TotalColiform <2

ExpectedTreatment: TheSewagefromthebuildingalongwithwastewouldbetreated inseweragetreatment

plant. The sewerage treatmentplant shall bedesigned to treat combined sewage (i.e. soil and

wastewater).Thetreatmentplantshallbecompacttypewithminimum2.4mheadroom

abovemaximumwater level(platformlevel)formaintenance.Theprocessoftreatmentshellbedividedintothreeparts

(a) PrimaryTreatment

(b) SecondaryTreatment(c) TertiaryTreatment

ThetreatmentshallbeextendedaerationwithActivatedSludgeProcess.Theairshallbe

distributedthroughdiffusedaerationsystemsingcoarsebubbleandfineporediffusers.

Afterthetertiarytreatmenttreatedeffluentisusedforlandscapeirrigation&toiletflushingpurpose.

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearance ProjectName:,ResidentialProjectatThane


UNITSANDITSFUNCTION

NameoftheUnit Purpose

BarScreenChamber Forremovingunwantedfloatingmaterials

EqualizationTank To even out the flow variations, and continuous

uniformmixingoperationswithcoursebubble.

AerationTank Activated Sludge Process For developing the

bacterial culture, which stabilizes the waste

aerators.

Secondary

clarifier/Platesettler

Toseparateoutthesolids fromthetreatedsewage,

And to separate clear supernatant water,Clarifloculator has been proposedwith flashmixer

to add coagulant to allow more settlement of fine

particles.

IntermediateTank To collect the supernatant clear water from the

settlingtankforfurthertreatment.

FilterPress ASludgeholdingtankhasbeenprovidedwith filterpress for dewatering sludge. Sludge cakes shall be

usedasmanure.

PressureSandFilter To filter outminute suspended solids if any in the

treatedwater.

Activated CarbonFilter

To remove color and Odor if any in the filteredwater.

Finalholdingtank Tocollect the final treatedwater fromtheoutletof

Activatedcarbonfilterforreuse



STPFLOWSHEET



ANNEXUREV

EnvironmentalManagementPlanduringConstructionPhase

Sr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents

PredictedImpacts

ProbablesourceofImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

CONSTRUCTIONPHASE1. AmbientAir

QualityNegativeimpactinsideconstructionsitepremises.Nonegativeimpactoutsidesite.

Dustemissionsfromexcavation,airemissionsfrommachineryandotherconstructionactivitiesatsite.

Dustreductionmeasuressuchasroadwatering.Periodicmaintenanceofconstructionequipment.Useofgoodqualityfuels.UseofPersonalProtectiveEquipments

Impactsaretemporaryduringconstructionphase.Impactswillbeconfinedtoshortdistances,ascoarseparticleswillsettlewithintheshortdistancefromactivities.

2. Noise Negativeimpactnearnoisegenerationsourcesinsidepremises.Nosignificantimpactonambientnoiselevelsinthesurroundingarea.

NoisegeneratedfromconstructionactivitiesandoperationofconstructionequipmentandDGsets

UseofwellmaintainedequipmentHeavyconstructionactivitylimitedtoday‐timehoursonly.Useofnoisemufflersinandconstructionvehicle.Useofearplugs/muffsbyconstructionstaff.

Temporaryimpactsduringconstructionphase.Noblastingorotherhighnoiseactivitiesenvisaged.

3. Water Nosignificantnegativeimpact.

Surfacerunofffromprojectsite.Oil/fuelandwastespills.Improperdebrisdisposal.Dischargeofsewagefromlabourcamp.

Siltfencestoreducerun‐offSecondarycontainmentanddykesinmaterialstorageareas.Sewagetreatmentinseptictanks.

Labourwillbeemployedtoreducesizeoflabourcamps.Noperennialsurfacewaterresourceadjacenttosite.Noexcavationworkwillbe

4. Land Minornegativeimpact

Excavation,Constructiondebris,waste

Reutilizationandrecyclingofconstructiondebris



fromlabourcamp.

Wastefromlabourcampswillbecollectedandcompostedonsite.Noncompostablewastewillbetransportedtolandfillsite.Topsoilwillbeconservedandusedforlandscapinginfunctionalphase.

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5. Aesthetics Minornegativeimpacts

ConstructionactivitiesandExcavation

Theimpactswillbecompensatedbyextensivetreeplantationandgardeningintheusephase.

Shorttermimpactrestrictedonlyintheinitialstagesofconstruction.



EnvironmentalManagementPlanduringFunctionalPhase

Sr.No.

Environmental

Components

PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures Remarks

FUNCTIONALPHASE

1. AmbientAirQuality

MinorNegativeimpact

ParticulateandgaseousemissionsfromDGsetsandvehiclemovement

UseoflowsulphurgoodfuelPeriodicmaintenanceofDGsetsUseofCNG/LPGasafuelshouldbeencouraged.

DGsetswillbeused.

2. Noise Minornegativeimpactinsidepremises.

Noisefromvehiclemovementandoperationofdieselgeneratorsetsduringpowerfailure.

HousingofDGsetsinbuildingswithappropriateacoustics.TrafficmanagementmeasurestoreducenoiseAppropriatetreeswhichwillactasnoisesbarrierswillbeplantedinthepremisesandalongroadside.

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3. Water Nosignificantadverseimpact

Oil/fuelandwastespillsinvehicleparkingarea.Dischargeofsewage.Dischargeofcontaminatedstormwater

Sewagewaterwillbetreatedandrecycled.Rainwaterharvestingandrechargeofgroundwateraquiferisproposed.Goodhousekeepingandstormwatermanagementwillbefollowed.

Recycledwaterwillbeusedforgardeningandflushingpurpose.

4. Land Nonegativeimpact

Storageanddisposalofsolid

Treatmentand Segregationofdryandwet



Sr.No.

Environmental

Components

PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures Remarks

wastes.Dischargeofsewage.Fuelandmaterialspills.

reuseofsewagewater.IntegratedwastemanagementandspillcontrolplanDrygarbagewillbesentforrecyclingandwetgarbagewillbecomposted.

garbagebeforewillbedonebeforedisposal.

5. Biological OverallPositiveimpact

Habitatdisturbance

Greenspacesinsidethepremiseswillhelptocompensatetheearliereffectfromvegetation.Landscapingandextensiveplantationinthepremises.

Landscapingwillhelpinreducinganyadverseimpactsonairandnoisequality.

6. Socio‐economic

Overallpositiveimpact

Increasedjobopportunityinhouseholdmaintenanceandancillaryservices.

‐‐ Positiveandlongtermimpact‐

FUNCTIONALPHASE

7. TrafficPattern

NosignificantImpact

Thecomplexislikelytoaddmoderatelytothetrafficflowconsideredduringpeakhour.

TrafficManagementpractiseswillbeemployed.Adequateparkingspacewillbeprovidedinthepremises.

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