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FORM1&1A

For

ProposedGroupHousingScheme“PushkarSpringGardens”

At

LandBearingKhNo.274&275atWanadongri,Tahsil‐Hingna,Dist.Nagpur.

ProposedBy

M/s.PushkarHomesPvt.Ltd.

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearanceProjectName:ProposedProjectatNagpur

MinistryofEnvironment&Forests,NewDelhi.PriorEnvironmentalClearanceNotification14.09.2006 1

APPENDIX‐I(Seeparagraph–6)

FORM1

(I) BASICINFORMATIONSr.No. Item Details

1 Nameoftheproject/s Proposed Group Housing Scheme “PushkarSpringGardens”atNagpur

2 S.No.intheSchedule 8 (a)3 Proposedcapacity/area/

length/tonnagetobehandled/commandarea/leasearea/numberofwellstobedrilled.

TotalPlotArea 30,800 m2NetPlotArea 24,910.863 m2

Built‐upAreaDetails

F.S.Iarea 32,384.121 m2NonF.S.Iarea 16,435.50 m2TotalConstructionArea 48,819.63 m2Detailed Area Statement is attached asAnnexureI

4 New/Expansion/Modernization New5 ExistingCapacity/Areaetc. ‐6 Categoryofprojecti.e.AorB BCategory7 Doesitattractthegeneralcondition?if

yes,pleasespecifyNo

8 Doesitattractthespecificcondition?Ifyes,pleasespecify

No

9 Location NagpurPlot/Survey/KhasraNo. 274&275Village WanadongariTehsil HingnaDistrict NagpurState Maharashtra

10 Nearestrailwaystation/portalongwithdistanceinkms.

RailwayStation:NagpurRailwaystationapprox.13.6kms

11 NearestTown,city,DistrictHeadquartersalongwithdistanceinkms.

Nagpur

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearanceProjectName:ProposedprojectatNagpur


Sr.No. Item Details

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

Nagpur Metro Region under NagpurImprovementtrust

13 Nameoftheapplicant Name:Mr.GauravD.AgarwalM/s.PushkarHomesPvt.Ltd.

14 Registeredaddress Plot No.94, Behind Gupta Towers, CivilLines,Nagpur–440001

15 Addressforcorrespondence:Name Mr.GauravDAgarwalDesignation(Owner/Partner/CEO) DirectorAddress PushkarHomesPvtLtd

Address: Plot No.94, Behind Gupta Towers,CivilLines,Nagpur–440001

Pincode 440001E‐mail [email protected]. 0712‐2540036,2540111FaxNo.

16 Detailsofalternativesitesexamined,ifany.Locationofthesesitesshouldbeshownonatoposheet.

Village‐District‐State1.2.3.We are developing the proposed project onourownland

17 Interlinkedprojects NotApplicable18 Whetherseparateapplicationof

interlinkedprojecthasbeensubmitted?

No

19 Ifyes,dateofsubmission NotApplicable20 IfNo,Reason Standaloneconstructionproject21 Whethertheproposalinvolves

approval/clearanceunder:if,yesdetailsofthesameandtheirstatustobegiven

a) TheForest(Conservation)Act,1980?

b) Thewildlife(protection)Act,1972?

c) TheCRZNotification,1991?

NoNo



Sr.No. Item Details

22 WhetherthereisanyGovernmentOrder/policyrelevant/relatingtothesite?

No

23 Forestlandinvolved(hectares) No forest land involved inproposedprojectsite

24 Whetherthereisanylitigationpendingagainsttheprojectand/orlandinwhichtheprojectisproposetobesetup?

a) Nameofthecourtb) CaseNo.c) Orders/Directionsofthecourt

ifanyanditsrelevancewiththeproposedproject.

No such litigation pending against theproject

Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity for manufacturing,mining lease area and production capacity for mineral production, area for mineralexploration, length for linear transport infrastructure, generation capacity for powergenerationetc.,)

(II)Activity1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions,

whichwillcausephysicalchangesinthelocality(topography,landuse,changesinwaterbodies,etc.)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/NoDetails thereof (with approximatequantities /rates, wherever possible)withsourceofinformationdata

1.1 Permanentortemporarychangeinlanduse,landcoverortopographyincludingincreaseinintensityoflanduse(withrespecttolocallanduseplan)

No LandreservedforResidentialDevelopment

1.2 Clearanceofexistingland,vegetationandbuildings?

No1.3 Creationofnewlanduses? No Land is reserved for residential

development.1.4 Pre‐construction

investigationse.g.borehouses,soiltesting?

No

1.5 Constructionworks?

Yes Residentialproject1.6 Demolitionworks?

No



Sr.No.



1.7 TemporarysitesusedforconstructionworksorHousingofconstructionworkers?

Yes Temporary sheds will be provided forworkers

1.8 Abovegroundbuildings,structuresorearthworksincludinglinearstructures,cutandfillorexcavations

No

1.9 Undergroundworksincludingminingortunnelling?

No

1.10 Reclamationworks? No1.11 Dredging? No1.12 Offshorestructures? No1.13 Productionand

manufacturingprocesses?No

1.14 Facilitiesforstorageofgoodsormaterials?

Yes Onlyconstructionmaterialwillbestored intemporarystoragesite

1.15 Facilitiesfortreatmentordisposalofsolidwasteorliquideffluents?

Yes Mechanical composting for Solid WasteDisposal and Sewage Treatment Plant forsewagedisposal.

1.16 Facilitiesforlongtermhousingofoperationalworkers?

No

1.17 Newroad,railorseatrafficduringconstructionoroperation?

No

1.18 Newroad,rail,airwaterborneorothertransportinfrastructureincludingneworalteredroutesandstations,ports,airportsetc?

No Existing roadwill beused for the transportpurpose.

1.19 Closureordiversionofexistingtransportroutesorinfrastructureleadingtochangesintrafficmovements?

No

1.20 Newordivertedtransmissionlinesorpipelines?

No



Sr.No.



1.21 Impoundment,damming,culverting,realignmentorotherchangestothehydrologyofwatercoursesoraquifers?

No

1.22 Streamcrossings? No1.23 Abstractionortransfersof

waterformgroundorsurfacewaters?

No

1.24 Changesinwaterbodiesorthelandsurfaceaffectingdrainageorrun‐off?

No There will not be any changes in waterbodiesorthelandsurface

1.25 Transportofpersonnelormaterialsforconstruction,operationordecommissioning?

Yes Construction workers and constructionmaterial

1.26 Long‐termdismantlingordecommissioningorrestorationworks?

No

1.27 Ongoingactivityduringdecommissioningwhichcouldhaveanimpactontheenvironment?

No

1.28 Influxofpeopletoanareaineithertemporarilyorpermanently?

Yes Only Constructionworkerswill stay duringconstructionphaseandofficepersonnel

1.29 Introductionofalienspecies?

No Nointroductionofalienspecieswilloccurasthisisresidentialproject

1.30 Lossofnativespeciesorgeneticdiversity?

No Nothreatofspecieslosswilloccur

1.31 Anyotheractions?

No No2 UseofNaturalresourcesforconstructionoroperationoftheProject(suchasland,

water,materialsorenergy,especiallyanyresourceswhicharenon‐renewableorinshortsupply):

Sr.No. Information/checklistconfirmation

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

2.1 Landespeciallyundevelopedoragriculturalland(ha)

No

2.2 Water(expectedsource&competingusers)unit:KLD

Yes TotalWaterdemandwillbe334 KLDThedetailedwaterbalanceisattachedas



AnnexureIV2.3 Minerals(MT) No2.4 constructionmaterial–

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

Yes Stoneaggregatesdemandwillbesourcedfromnearbylocalvendors

2.5 Forestsandtimber(source–MT)

Yes Onlydoorframes(ifsoplanned)2.6 Energyincludingelectricity

andfuels(source,competingusers)Unit:fuel(MT),energy(MW)

Yes Totaldemandload:3.2MW SourceofElectricity:MSEDCL

2.7 Anyothernaturalresources(useappropriatestandardunits)

No

3. Use,storage,transport,handlingorproductionofsubstancesormaterials,whichcouldbeharmful tohumanhealthor the environmentor raise concernsaboutactualorperceivedriskstohumanhealth.

Sr.No. Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

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

Yes Used oil from DG sets will be given toauthorisedrecyclers

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

No

3.3 Affectthewelfareofpeoplee.g.bychanginglivingconditions?

No ProposedProjectwillnotaffectthewelfareofpeople

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

No Proposed Project will not affect hospitalpatients, children etc. as these are locatedawayfromprojectsite

3.5 Anyothercauses No4. Productionofsolidwastesduringconstructionoroperationordecommissioning(MT/month)

Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmationYes/No Detailsthereof (withapproximate

quantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

4.1 Spoil, overburden orminewastes

No



4.2 Municipalwaste(domesticandorcommercialwastes)

Yes TotalSolidWasteGenerationwillbe1235kg/day

4.3 Hazardouswastes(asperHazardousWasteManagementRules)

No Used oil from DG set will be given toauthorisedrecyclers.

4.4 Other industrial processwastes

No No,ThisisaResidentialProject4.5 Surplusproduct No NotApplicable4.6 Sewagesludgeorother

sludgefromeffluenttreatment

Yes Usedasmanure

4.7 Construction ordemolitionwastes

No NotApplicable4.8 Redundantmachineryor

equipmentNo NotApplicable

4.9 Contaminatedsoilsorothermaterials

No NotApplicable4.10 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 fromcombustion of fossil fuelsfrom stationary or mobilesources

No NotApplicable

5.2 Emissionsfromproductionprocesses

No NotApplicable5.3 Emissions from materials

handling including storageortransport

Yes Fugitiveemissionfromhandlingsuchassand,aggregates,cementetc.

5.4 Emissions fromconstruction activitiesincluding plant andequipment

Yes Transportationofconstructionmaterial,DGsetsetc.

5.5 Dustorodoursfromhandlingofmaterialsincludingconstructionmaterials,sewageandwaste

Yes Transportation, loading and unloading ofmaterialwillgeneratedust

5.6 Emissionsfromincinerationofwaste

No NotApplicable5.7 Emissions from burning of

wasteinopenair(e.g.slashmaterials, constructiondebris)

No NotApplicable



Sr.No.


Yes/NoDetailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

5.8 Emissions from any othersources

No NotApplicable

6. GenerationofNoiseandVibration,andEmissionsofLightandHeat:

Sr.No.Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/NoDetailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdatawithsourceofinformationdata

6.1 Fromoperationofequipmente.g.engines,ventilationplant,crushers

Yes Increase in noise levels due to operation ofconstruction equipments & vehicularmovement emissions from vehicles & DGsets

6.2 From industrial or similarprocesses

No NotApplicable6.3 Fromconstructionor

demolitionYes Increase in noise levels due to operation of

construction equipments & vehicularmovement emissions from vehicles & DGsets

6.4 Fromblastingorpiling No OpenFoundation6.5 Fromconstructionor

operationaltrafficYes Traffic during construction phase is

negligible and during operation phase ismore.

6.6 From lighting or coolingsystems

No NotApplicable6.7 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

7. Risks of contamination of land or water from releases of pollutants into the

groundorintosewers,surfacewaters,groundwater,coastalwatersorthesea:


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

7.1 Fromhandling,storage,useorspillageofhazardousmaterials

Yes DuetospillageofusedoilfromDGset

7.2 From discharge ofsewage or othereffluentstowaterortheland (expected modeandplaceofdischarge)

No STPwillbeused.SurplusTreatedWaterwillbedischargedinMunicipalSewerLines

7.3 By deposition ofpollutantsemittedtoairinto the land or intowater

No NotApplicable

7.4 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable7.5 Is there a risk of long No NotApplicable




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

term build up ofpollutants in theenvironmentfromthesesources?

8. RiskofaccidentsduringconstructionoroperationoftheProject,which

couldaffecthumanhealthortheenvironment


Yes/No Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

8.1 Fromexplosions,spillages,firesetcfromstorage,handling,useorproductionofhazardoussubstances

No NotApplicable

8.2 Fromanyothercauses

No NotApplicable8.3 Couldtheprojectbe

affectedbynaturaldisasterscausingenvironmentaldamage(e.g.floods,earthquakes,landslides,cloudburstetc)?

No The proposed structure is designed as perSeismicZoneIIIstandards.

9. Factorswhichshouldbeconsidered(suchasconsequentialdevelopment)which

could leadtoenvironmentaleffectsorthepotentialforcumulativeimpactswithotherexistingorplannedactivitiesinthelocality

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

No



•extractiveindustries•supplyindustries•other

9.2 Lead to after‐use of thesite,which couldhaveanimpact on theenvironment

No NotApplicable

9.3 Set a precedent for laterdevelopments

No NotApplicable9.4 Havecumulativeeffects

duetoproximitytootherexistingorplannedprojectswithsimilareffects

No NotApplicable

(III)EnvironmentalSensitivity

Sr.No.Areas Name/

IdentityAerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

1 Areasprotectedunderinternationalconventions,nationalorlocallegislationfortheirecological,landscape,culturalorotherrelatedvalue

Yes SonegaonAirport:7.80kmAmbazariLake:8.29KmsPhutalaLake:9.9Kms

2 Areaswhichareimportantor sensitive for ecologicalreasons ‐ Wetlands,watercourses or otherwaterbodies,coastalzone,biospheres, mountains,forests

Yes Ambazari Lake:8.29KmsPhutalaLake:9.9Kms

3 Areas used by protected,important or sensitivespecies of flora or faunafor breeding, nesting,foraging, resting, overwintering,migration

No

4 Inland, coastal, marine orundergroundwaters

Yes Ambazari Lake:8.29KmsPhutalaLake:9.9Kms

5 State,Nationalboundaries No6 Routesorfacilitiesusedby

thepublicforaccesstorecreationorothertourist,pilgrimareas

No



Sr.No.

Areas Name/

IdentityAerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

7 Defenceinstallations No8 Densely populated or

built‐upareaYes Fullyurbanisedarea

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

Yes Hospitals, schools, colleges, communityfacilities& places of worship are presentaround the Project site. These places fallunderNagpurMunicipalCorporation

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

No

11 Areasalreadysubjectedtopollutionorenvironmentaldamage.(thosewhereexistinglegalenvironmentalstandardsareexceeded)

No

12 Areas susceptible tonatural hazard whichcouldcausetheprojectto present environmentalproblems(earthquakes, subsidence,landslides, erosion,floodingor extreme or adverseclimaticconditions)

No


(IV). ProposedTermsofReferenceforEIAstudies

Iherebygivenundertakingthat thedata&informationgivenintheapplication&enclosuresare true to thebest ofmyknowledge&belief& I amaware that if anypartof thedataandinformation submitted is found to be false or misleading at any stage, the project will berejectedandclearancegive,ifanytotheprojectwillberevokedatourriskandcost.Date:18.01.2017Place:Nagpur GauravDAgarwal PushkarHomesPvt.Ltd.

Signatureoftheapplicant Withname&fulladdress (Projectproponent/Authorisedsignatory)NOTE:

1) The projects involving clearance under Coastal Regulation Zone Notification, 1991 shallsubmitwiththeapplicationaC.R.Zmapdulydemarcatedbyoneoftheauthorizedagencies,showingtheprojectactivities,w.r.tC.R.Z(atthestageofTOR)andtherecommendationsoftheStateCoastalZonemanagementAuthority(atthestageofEC).SimultaneousactionshallalsobetakentoobtaintherequisiteclearanceundertheprovisionsoftheC.R.ZNotification,1991fortheactivitiestobelocatedintheCRZ.

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

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

3) All correspondence with the ministry of Environment & Forests including submission ofapplication forTOR/Environmental Clearance, subsequent clarifications asmaybe requiredfromtimetotime,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 Willtheexistinglanduseget

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

Theexistinglandusewillnotgetalteredfromtheproject.Asperthezoningstructuretheareacomesunderresidentialarea.ProposeddevelopmentisinlinewithD.PFollowingdocumentsareattachedassupportingdocuments.1. ConceptualPlanisattachedasANNEXUREII

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

TotalPlotArea 30,800 m2

NetPlotArea 24,910.86 m2

Built‐upAreaDetails

F.S.Iarea 32,384.12 m2

NonF.S.Iarea 16,435.50 m2

TotalConstructionArea 48,819.63 m2

WaterConsumption

TotalWaterConsumption

334 KLD



EnergyConsumption

TotalEnergyConsumption

764 kW

ParkingProvided

Details Parking(Nos)ParkingProvided

4Wheeler 2902Wheeler 1060Bicycle 1060Connectivity Locationplanisattached

asANNEXUREIII1.3 Whatarethelikelyimpactsofthe

proposedactivityontheexistingfacilitiesadjacenttotheproposedsite?(Suchasopenspaces,communityfacilities,detailsoftheexistinglanduse,disturbancetothelocalecology).

Theprojectbeingawellplannedactivitywillresultin organized open spaces and green areas. Thebiodiversity in the area will increase due toproposedgreenareas.Communitycumrecreationalfacilitieswillbedevelopedhencenostressontheexistingfacilityisanticipated.

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

Themainreasonsforerosionareoverexploitationofgroundwater,instableslopes,landslidesetc.Theproposed construction will involve cutting andfilling operations. The project will involveconstruction of roads and development of greenareas,whichwouldreduce thechancesoferosionandsubsidence.Subsidence is not anticipated as ground waterwouldnotbeusedasasourceofwatersupply.Asperseismic‐zoningmapofIndia,theprojectsitefallsunderzoneIII.StructuraldesignrequirementswillbeasperzoneIII.

1.5 Willtheproposalinvolvealterationofnaturaldrainagesystems?(Givedetailsonacontourmapshowingthenaturaldrainageneartheproposedprojectsite)

Theproposeddevelopmentisplannedinsuchamannerthatitwillnotaltertheexistingdrainagepatternofthearea.



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

Cuttingandfillingforconstructionactivity arebalanced,sonotransportationofearthwillberequired

1.7 Givedetailsregardingwatersupply,wastehandlingetcduringtheconstructionperiod.

SupplySource:NIT,Existingwell

1.8 Willthelowlyingareas&wetlandsgetaltered?(Providedetailsofhowlowlyingandwetlandsaregettingmodifiedfromtheproposedactivity)

Nowetlandsandlow‐lyingareasonthesite.

1.9 Whetherconstructiondebris&wasteduringconstructioncausehealthhazard?(Givequantitiesofvarioustypesofwastesgeneratedduringconstructionincludingtheconstructionlabourandthemeansofdisposal)

Nohealthhazard.Minorquantityofconstructiondebriswillbegeneratedwhichwillbesentoutside.

2. WATERENVIRONMENT

2.1 Givethetotalquantityofwaterrequirementfortheproposedprojectwiththebreak‐upofrequirementsforvarioususes.Howwillthewaterrequirementmet?Statethesources&quantitiesandfurnishawaterbalancestatement.

EnclosedasANNEXUREIVSOURCE:NIT,Existingwell

2.2 Whatisthecapacity(dependablefloworyield)oftheproposedsourceofwater?

TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromNIT,Existingwell

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

Waterwillbesourced:NIT,Existingwell

2.4 Howmuchofthewaterrequirementcanbemetfromtherecyclingoftreatedwastewater?(Givethedetailsofquantities,sourcesand

TreatedwaterfromSTPwillbeusedforflushingintoiletandgardeningTotalsewagegenerated 311 KLDTotalSTPcapacity 325 KLD



usage)

Treatedwaterrecycledforflushing

112 KLD

Treatedwaterforgardening 15 KLDSludgegenerated 3 KLDExcesstreatedwater 180 KLD

2.5 Willtherebediversionofwaterfromotherusers?(Pleaseassesstheimpactsoftheprojectonotherexistingusesandquantitiesofconsumption)

Nodiversionisanticipated

2.6 Whatistheincrementalpollutionloadfromwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesandcompositionofwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity)

The total sewage of about 311 KLD will begenerated from the complex. The composition ofwaste water is given in the table indicating thequalityofrawwastewaterbeforetreatmentParameters Values UnitspH 7‐8 mg/lBOD 250‐300 mg/lCOD 450‐600 mg/lO&G/ABS 10‐20 mg/lTSS 100‐200 mg/lMitigation measures: Domestic Effluent will betreated in the SewageTreatment plant of capacity325m3. The treated sewage water will be reusedforflushingandgardening.

2.7 Givedetailsofthewaterrequirementsmetfromwaterharvesting?Furnishdetailsofthefacilitiescreated.

Theprojectactivityshallhaverainwaterharvestingonly of rainfall on terraces.Surface rainwaterwillbeconnectedtothestormwaterdrainagesystem

2.8. Whatwouldbetheimpactofthelandusechangesoccurringduetotheproposedprojectontherunoffcharacteristics(quantitativeaswellasqualitative)oftheareainthepostconstructionphaseonalongtermbasis?Woulditaggravatetheproblemsoffloodingorwaterlogginginanyway?

ProposeddevelopmentisintunewithD.PofNITTheprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcernedauthority.Sotherewillbenoproblemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.



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

In the proposed development there will be notapping of groundwater. Water demand for theconstruction as well as operational phase will bemetfromsourcessuchasNIT,Existingborewell.Rainwaterharvesting schemewill bepracticed forgroundwater recharge, which will have a positiveimpactonthegroundwatertable.

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

Topreventdegradationandmaintainthequalityofwatersource,adequatecontrolmeasureshavebeenproposed to check the surface run‐off, as well asuncontrolledflowofwaterintoanywaterbody. Avoidexcavationduringmonsoonseason. Rainwater harvesting can serve as a solution towaterprobleminworstcasescenario.

Following methods can increase efficiency ofrainwaterharvestingandrecharginggroundwater. Catchdrainageall along theperipheryofplot topreventsurfacerunoff.

Reduceandfiltersurfacerunoff. Usevegetatedswalesanddepressions to reducerunoff.

2.11 Howisthestormwaterfromwithinthesitemanaged?(Statetheprovisionsmadetoavoidfloodingofthearea,detailsofthedrainagefacilitiesprovidedalongwithasitelayoutindicationcontourlevels)

Duringrainyseason,aftertherainfallsomepartoftherainwaterpercolates into thegroundand joinsground water table, a part is retained as soilmoisture, some part is lost in evapotranspirationand the remaining part overflows as stormwaterrunoff. The quantity of runoff reaching the sewersordrainsisconsiderableascomparedwithsanitarysewageTheprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcerned authority. So therewill not be problemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.

2.12 Willthedeploymentofconstructionlabourersparticularlyinthepeakperiodleadtounsanitaryconditionsaroundtheprojectsite(Justifywithproperexplanation)

No, the deployment of construction labourerswillnot lead to any unsanitary condition. Theconstruction labourers will be provided withtemporary shelter shades within the projectpremises.Theunsanitaryconditionwillberemovedby means of providing readymade septic tanks &soak pits. Solid waste will be disposed off inmunicipalwastedisposalsystem.



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

The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is designed totreat the raw waste water generated fromResidentialbuildingSewagegeneration:311KLDTreatedwatertoberecycledforgardening:15KLDTreatedwaterrecycledforflushing:112KLD

2.14 Givedetailsofdualplumbingsystemiftreatedwasteusedisusedforflushingoftoiletsoranyotheruse.

Yes,dualplumbingwillbeprovided

3. VEGETATION

3.1 Isthereanythreatoftheprojecttothebiodiversity?(Giveadescriptionofthelocalecosystemwithitsuniquefeatures,ifany)

Thereisnosensitiveecosystempresentatsitethatwill be disturbed by the project, as existing landuseinsurroundingareaisResidential

3.2 Willtheconstructioninvolveextensiveclearingormodificationofvegetation?(Provideadetailedaccountofthetrees&vegetationaffectedbytheproject)

3.3 Whatarethemeasuresproposedtobetakentominimizethelikelyimpactsonimportantsitefeatures(Givedetailsofproposalfortreeplantation,landscaping,creationofwaterbodiesetcalongwithalayoutplantoanappropriatescale)

About 3086.50 m2 of areas are provided for thedevelopment of Green belt in the premises. Thegreen belt will be developed for control ofpollutionandaestheticviewofthecomplex

4. FAUNA

4.1 Istherelikelytobeanydisplacementoffauna‐bothterrestrialandaquaticorcreationofbarriersfortheirmovement?Providethedetails.

No.Theproposedsiteanditssurroundingsdonotsupportanyhabitatforanygroupofwildanimals

4.2 Anydirectorindirectimpactsontheavifaunaofthearea?Providedetails.

No.Therewillbenodirectorindirectimpactontheavifaunaofthearea.

4.3 Prescribemeasuressuchascorridors,fishladdersetctomitigateadverseimpactsonfauna

SincetheProposedProjectwouldnothaveanyadverseimpactonfaunahencemitigationmeasurenotrelevant



5. AIRENVIRONMENT

5.1 Willtheprojectincreaseatmosphericconcentrationofgases&resultinheatislands?(Givedetailsofbackgroundairqualitylevelswithpredictedvaluesbasedondispersionmodelstakingintoaccounttheincreasedtrafficgenerationasaresultoftheproposedconstructions)

TheProjectwillresult innegligible increase intheatmospheric concentrations of gases due to D.G.operations(backuppoweronly)andtheincreasedtraffic.Theproposedactivitywillnot result in theformationofanyheatislands,asitdoesnotinvolveanysignificantchangeinthelandusepatternortheconcretingofareas.

5.2 Whataretheimpactsongenerationofdust,smoke,odorousfumesorotherhazardousgases?Givedetailsinrelationtoallthemeteorologicalparameters.

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

5.3 Willtheproposalcreateshortageofparkingspaceforvehicles?Furnishdetailsofthepresentleveloftransportinfrastructureandmeasuresproposedforimprovementincludingthetrafficmanagementattheentry&exittotheprojectsite.

TotalParkingprovided:4wheelers:290nos.2Wheelers:1060nos.Bicycles:1060nos.

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

Internalroads,footpaths/pedestrianpathwayshavebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex

5.5 Willtherebesignificantincreaseintrafficnoise&vibrations?Givedetailsofthesourcesandthemeasuresproposedformitigationoftheabove.

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

5.6 WhatwillbetheimpactofDGsets&otherequipmentonnoiselevels&vibrationin&ambientairqualityaroundtheprojectsite?Providedetails.

DGsetwillbeusedinconstructionandoperationphaseonlyincaseofpowerfailure.TheDGSetsshallbeaspertheguidelineslaiddownby EPR for specific noise emission standards.Measures shall be taken for reduction of noise byusingacousticenclosures.Noise emissions are expected from variousconstructionequipmentandmachinerybutwillnotresultinanimpact.



6. AESTHETICS

6.1 Willtheproposedconstructionsinanywayresultintheobstructionofaview,scenicamenityorlandscapes?Aretheseconsiderationstakenintoaccountbytheproponents?

The proposed land use of the site would beresidentialand will not result in obstruction ofview, scenic amenity or landscape. However, thebuildings will be planned in such a way that theorganisedopenareas and landscapedareas are atthecentresothatallcanenjoythegreenareas.

6.2 Willtherebeanyadverseimpactsfromnewconstructionsontheexistingstructures?Whataretheconsiderationstakenintoaccount?

Internal roads, footpaths/ pedestrian pathwayshavebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex

6.3 Whetherthereareanylocalconsiderationsofurbanform&urbandesigninfluencingthedesigncriteria?Theymaybeexplicitlyspeltout.

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

6.4 Arethereanyanthropologicalorarchaeologicalsitesorartefactsnearby?Stateifanyothersignificantfeaturesinthevicinityoftheproposedsitehavebeenconsidered.

No anthropological or archaeological sites orartefactsarefoundnearthesitearea.

7. SOCIO‐ECONOMICASPECTS

7.1 Willtheproposalresultinanychangestothedemographicstructureoflocalpopulation?Providethedetails.

No.Majorityof the labourwillbe recruited locallyand only minimal skilled workers would be fromoutside,which is anticipated to be very small andwill not alter the existing demographic profile ofthearea.

7.2 Givedetailsoftheexistingsocialinfrastructurearoundtheproposedproject.

The Project comes in Residential area and has allbasic infrastructural facilities as schools, medicalestablishments,shops,etc.

7.3 Willtheprojectcauseadverseeffectsonlocalcommunities,disturbancetosacredsitesorotherculturalvalues?Whatarethesafeguardsproposed?

No. The Projectwill havepositive impact on localcommunities.

8. BUILDINGMATERIALS

8.1 Mayinvolvetheuseofbuildingmaterialswithhigh‐embodiedenergy.Aretheconstructionmaterialsproducedwithenergyefficientprocesses?(Givedetailsofenergyconservationmeasuresintheselectionofbuildingmaterials

Yesthebuildingmaterialswithhighembodiedenergywillbeused.



andtheirenergyefficiency)8.2 Transportandhandlingof

materialsduringconstructionmayresultinpollution,noise&publicnuisance.Whatmeasuresaretakentominimizetheimpacts?

Adequate mitigative measures will be adopted.Construction equipment with idling controltechnologieswill beused.Regularmaintenance ofthe equipments will be carried out. Theconstruction activities will be carried out duringthe daytime only. The workers exposed to highnoisegeneratingwouldbeprovidedwithearplugsearmuffs.AsperEnvironmentalManagementPlan.

8.3 Arerecycledmaterialsusedinroadsandstructures?Statetheextentofsavingsachieved?

Fly ash in cement concrete. Typically 20‐ 25%offlyashissubstitutedincement.

8.4 Givedetailsofthemethodsofcollection,segregation&disposalofthegarbagegeneratedduringtheoperationphasesoftheproject.

Thebio‐degradableandnon‐biodegradablewastewillbesegregatedatsourceofwastegeneration.Solidwastegenerated:1235kg/day

9. ENERGYCONSERVATION

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

Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCLDGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackup.TotalEnergyConsumption

764 kW

DGSetCapacity 200 kVA9.2 Whattypeof,andcapacityof,

powerback‐uptoyouplantoprovide?

DGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackupforlightingincommonareas,oneliftperbuildingandfirepumpineachbuilding.Total 200 kVA

9.3 Whatarethecharacteristicsoftheglassyouplantouse?Providespecificationsofitscharacteristicsrelatedtobothshortwaveandlongwaveradiation?

Reflective+A12+6mmdoubleglazing

9.4 Whatpassivesolararchitecturalfeaturesarebeingusedinthebuilding?Illustratetheapplicationsmadeintheproposedproject.

The building structure will be designed in such away that solar light can be utilised maximum fordaytime.



9.5 Doesthelayoutofstreets&buildingsmaximisethepotentialforsolarenergydevices?Haveyouconsideredtheuseofstreetlighting,emergencylightingandsolarhotwatersystemsforuseinthebuildingcomplex?Substantiatewithdetails.

Solar street lights are proposed in areas suchas/openspaces/commonarea/pathways/RG/etcSolarhotwatersystemswillbeprovided

9.6 Isshadingeffectivelyusedtoreducecooling/heatingloads?WhatprincipleshavebeenusedtomaximizetheshadingofWallsontheEastandtheWestandtheRoof?Howmuchenergysavinghasbeeneffected?

Yes.Shadinghasbeeneffectivelyusedtoreducethecoolingloads.

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

Yes. The rooms will be so dimensioned thateffectiveairconditioningcanbecarriedout.Publicareas will be cooled by natural ventilation. Thedesign of the buildingwill be such that maximumuse of natural ventilation can be achieved. Thewalls, roofs and openingswill be so designed thatinfluxofheatisminimum.

9.8. Whatarethelikelyeffectsofthebuildingactivityinalteringthemicro‐climates?Provideaselfassessmentonthelikelyimpactsoftheproposedconstructiononcreationofheatisland&inversioneffects?

Heatemission from theproposedconstruction canbefromthefollowingsources:Heat absorbed from the concrete structures, heatgeneratedfromequipments/appliances,andduetoincreasedpopulationintheproposeddevelopment.However theheatgeneratedwillnotbesignificantandwillbedissipated in the lushgreensandopenareas provided within. Hence it can be concludedthattheheatislandeffectshallnotbeaconcernfortheproposedproject.

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

UvalueinWatts/hr/m2/CRoof 0.409 Watts/hr/m2/C

Wall 0.44 Watts/hr/m2/C



9.10 Whatprecautions&safetymeasuresareproposedagainstfirehazards?Furnishdetailsofemergencyplans.

The fire fighting system shall comprise of hydrantsystemandportableextinguishers.Smokedetectorswill be provided along with manual call points.Externalyardhydrantsshallbeinstalledaroundallbuildings in the complex in galvanized steel firehose cabinet (weather proof). All external yardhydrantsshallbeatonemeterheightfromfinishedgroundlevelasperNationalBuildingCode.Externalfirehydrants shall be located such that noportionofanybuilding ismore than45m fromahydrant,and the external hydrants are not vulnerable tomechanicalorvehiculardamage.

9.11 Ifyouareusingglassaswallmaterialprovidesdetailsandspecificationsincludingemissivityandthermalcharacteristics.

NotApplicable

9.12 Whatistherateofairinfiltrationintothebuilding?Providedetailsofhowyouaremitigatingtheeffectsofinfiltration.

Thefollowingmeasureswillbeadoptedtomitigatetheeffectsofinfiltration: Aluminiumwindowswithrubbergasket,sothat

thewindowsaresealed,willbeprovided. Summer cross section ventilation will be

maximum.9.13 Towhatextentthenon‐

conventionalenergytechnologiesareutilisedintheoverallenergyconsumption?Providedetailsoftherenewableenergytechnologiesused.

NotApplicable

10. EnvironmentManagementPlan

TheEnvironmentManagementPlanwouldconsistofallmitigationmeasuresforeachitemwiseactivitytobeundertakenduringtheconstruction,operationandtheentirelifecycletominimizeadverseenvironmentalimpactsasaresultoftheactivitiesoftheproject.Itwouldalsodelineatetheenvironmentalmonitoringplanforcomplianceofvariousenvironmentalregulations.Itwillstatethestepstobetakenincaseofemergencysuchasaccidentsatthesiteincludingfire.

EnclosedasAnnexureV



ANNEXUREIAreaStatement

Sr.No. Details m2

1 F.S.IArea 32,384.1212 NonF.S.IArea 16,435.503 TotalConstructionArea 48,819.63

Details of the layout Sq. Mt.

Total land as per 7/12 abstract 30800.000Total land as per K‐Prat abstract 30800.000Land under layout (Gross Area) 30800.000

For Group Housing Area StatementArea of land as per 7/12 30800.000Minimum area of land as per K‐prat 30800.000Gross Area Under Layout 30800.000 100.000%Area under open space 3086.500 10.021%Area under Amenity space 3121.264 10.134%Area under service road/ road widening, as per clause 24.1 0.000

NA1 ‐ Net plot area for layout @ 90% of area excluding amenity space, & area for road widening and service road as per clause 24.1, from Gross area under layout, as per clause 13.4.1 of SDCPR = 90% (30800 ‐ (3121.264+0.00) sqmt. = 90% (3800‐3121.264)=90% 27678.736 sqmt. =

24910.863

NA2 ‐ Area under D.P. / R.P. Roads + Area for road widening and service road as per clause 24.1

0.000

NA = Net Plot Area = NA1 + NA2 24910.863


ANNEXUREIIConceptualPlan



ANNEXUREIIILocationPlan



ANNEXUREIV

WaterBalanceStatement

*BasisforwatersupplyistakenfromBIS:NationalBuildingCodeofIndia2005:Part9Page19

Particulars No of Flats /rooms /Cars Occupancy Total

Population

Water Requirement

Basis (in lpcd)*

Total Water Requirement/

person

Water Demand KLD

Domestic Flushing Residential Wings 488 5 2,440 90 45 135 329

Shops 26 3 78 15 30 45 4

Total 333 Swimming pool 1 Total 2,518 334

Sewage Generation

90 % of Domestic & 100 % of Flushing Requirement 311

Sludge 1 % of Sewage Generation 3

Recycling for Flushing

Residential Wings 488 5 2,440 45 45 110

Shops 26 3 78 30 30 2 Total 2,518 112 Recycling for Gardening 3,086.50 5l/m2 15Total Recycled Water 128Excess Treated Water 180



ANNEXUREVEnvironmentalManagementPlanduringConstructionPhase

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

Useofwellmaintainedequipment.Heavyconstructionactivitylimitedtoday‐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,wastefromlabourcamp.

Reutilizationandrecyclingofconstructiondebris

Wastefromlabourcampswillbecollectedandcompostedonsite.Noncompostablewastewillbetransportedtolandfillsite.Topsoilwillbeconservedandusedforlandscapinginfunctionalphase.

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5. Aesthetics Minornegativeimpacts

ConstructionactivitiesandExcavation

Theimpactswillbecompensatedbyextensivetreeplantationandgardeningintheusephase.

Shorttermimpactrestrictedonlyintheinitialstagesofconstruction.

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearance ProjectName:ProposedProjectatNagpur


EnvironmentalManagementPlanDuringFunctionalPhaseSr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents

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

Storageanddisposalofsolidwastes.Dischargeofsewage.Fuelandmaterialspills.

Treatmentandreuseofsewagewater.IntegratedwastemanagementandspillcontrolplanDrygarbagewillbesentforrecyclingandwetgarbagewillbecomposted.

Segregationofdryandwetgarbagebeforewillbedonebeforedisposal.

5. Biological OverallPositiveimpact

Habitatdisturbance Greenspacesinsidethepremiseswillhelptocompensatetheearliereffectfromvegetation.Landscapingandextensiveplantationinthepremises.

Landscapingwillhelpinreducinganyadverseimpactsonairandnoisequality.

6. Socio‐economic Overallpositiveimpact

Increasedjobopportunityinhouseholdmaintenanceandancillaryservices.

‐‐ Positiveandlongtermimpact‐

7. TrafficPattern NosignificantImpact

Thecomplexislikelytoaddmoderatelytothetrafficflowconsideredduringpeakhour.

TrafficManagementpractiseswillbeemployed.Adequateparkingspacewillbeprovidedinthepremises.

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