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FORM 1 & 1A ‘

For

PROPOSEDREDEVELOPMENTOFSUBHASHNAGARUNDERSRASCHEME

At

LandBearingS.No.509&510(pt),Village‐Panchpakhadi,

Tal.&Dist.–Thane,Maharashtra.

Proposed By

JaykaliDevelopersPvt.Ltd.

Application form for Environmental Clearance Project Name: Redevelopment Project at Subhash Nagar, Thane (W).

Ministry of Environment & Forests, New Delhi. Prior Environmental Clearance Notification 14.09.2006 1

APPENDIX‐I(Seeparagraph–6)

FORM1(I) BasicInformation

Sr.No.

Item Details

1 Nameoftheproject/s ProposedRedevelopmentofSubhashNagar,Thane(W),Maharashtra

2 S.No.intheSchedule 8(a)

3 Proposedcapacity/area/length/tonnagetobehandled/commandarea/leasearea/numberofwellstobedrilled.

TotalPlotArea 37,370.00 m2

Built‐upArea

FSIArea 1,38,493.24 m2

NonFSIArea 1,72,676.61 m2

TotalConstructionBuiltUpArea

3,11,169.85 m2

4 New/Expansion/Modernization RedevelopmentProjectunderSRAScheme

5 ExistingCapacity/Areaetc. ExistingSlums

6 Categoryofprojecti.e.AorB Acategory

7 Does it attract the generalcondition?ifyes,pleasespecify No

8 Does it attract the specificcondition?Ifyes,pleasespecify No

9 Location

Plot/Survey/KhasraNo. OnlandBearingS.No509&S.No.510(pt)

Village Panchpakhadi

Tehsil Thane

District Thane

State Maharashtra

10 Nearest railway station/portalongwithdistanceinkms.

ThaneRailwaystation:Approx.:4.0km

11 NearestTown,city,DistrictHeadquartersalongwithdistanceinkms.

Thanecity

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

ThaneMunicipalCorporation

13 Nameoftheapplicant JaykaliDevelopersPvt.Ltd.,



14 Registeredaddress SPCentre,41/44,MinooDesaiMarg,Colaba,Mumbai–400005.

15 Addressforcorrespondence: SPCentre,41/44,MinooDesaiMarg,Colaba,

Mumbai–400005.

Name Shri.SubodhPagnis

Designation(Owner/ Partner/CEO) Sr.VicePresident–RegulatoryApprovals

Address SPCentre,41/44,MinooDesaiMarg,Colaba,Mumbai–400005.

Pincode Mumbai–400005.

E‐mail [email protected]

TelephoneNo. 022–67490346

FaxNo. ‐

16 Details of alternative sitesexamined, if any. Location ofthesesitesshouldbeshownonatoposheet.

Village‐District‐State

1.

2.

3.

RedevelopmentofExistingslums/Structures

17 Interlinedprojects NotApplicable

18 Whetherseparateapplicationofinterlinked project has beensubmitted?

No

19 Ifyes,dateofsubmission

20 IfNo,Reason Standaloneconstructionproject

21 Whethertheproposalinvolvesapproval/clearanceunder:if,yesdetailsofthesameandtheirstatustobegiven

a) TheForest(Conservation)Act,1980?

b) Thewildlife(protection)Act,1972?

c) The CRZ Notification,1991?

NA.

As per MoEF&CC ESZ Notification No. S.O. 3645(E)dated 05.12.2016 our site is outside eco sensitivezonei.e.(100m)&atadistanceabout1.8km.Hencetheclearance fromthestandingcommitteeofNBWLisnotrequired.

22 WhetherthereisanyGovernmentOrder/policyrelevant/relatingtothesite?

No

23 Forestlandinvolved(hectares) No



24 Whether there is any litigationpending against the projectand/orlandinwhichtheprojectisproposetobesetup?

a) Nameofthecourtb) CaseNo.c) Orders/Directionsofthe

courtifanyanditsrelevancewiththeproposedproject.

No

Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity for manufacturing,miningleaseareaandproductioncapacityformineralproduction,areaformineralexploration,lengthforlineartransportinfrastructure,generationcapacityforpowergenerationetc.,)

(II)ACTIVITY1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions,

whichwillcausephysicalchangesinthelocality(topography,landuse,changesinwaterbodies,etc.)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation Yes/No

Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

1.1 Permanentortemporarychangeinlanduse,landcoverortopographyincludingincreaseinintensityoflanduse(withrespecttolocallanduseplan)

No LandisreservedforResidentialDevelopmentaspertheDPofTMC.Existingslum/structureswillbedemolishedandthedemolitionquantitywillbedisposedasperDistrictcollectorguidelines.

1.2 Clearance of existing land,vegetationandbuildings?

No Notreesonsite

1.3 Creationofnewlanduses?

No Theplotofprojectsiteisalreadyapprovedforresidentialdevelopmentasperlocaldevelopmentplanandwillbedevelopedasperthelocalbuildingby‐laws.Hence,nonewlandusewillbecreated.

1.4 Pre‐constructioninvestigationse.g.borehouses,soiltesting?

Yes HydrogeologicalassessmentandGeophysicalinvestigationwillbecarriedout.

1.5 Constructionworks?

Yes ProposedRedevelopmentofslums/structures

1.6 Demolitionworks?

Yes Existingslums/structureswillbedemolishedandabout40,273m3ofdemolitionquantitywillbedisposedatdesignateddisposalsiteasapprovedbytheDistrictCollector/TMC.

1.7 TemporarysitesusedforconstructionworksorHousingofconstructionworkers?

Yes Temporaryshedswillbeprovidedforworkers

1.8 Abovegroundbuildings,structuresorearthworksincludinglinearstructures,cutandfillorexcavations

Yes

ExcavationwillbecarriedoutforBasementandfoundationpurposes.Mostoftheexcavatedsoilwillbeusedforbackfillingatprojectsiteonly.



Sr.No.



1.9 Underground works includingminingortunnelling?

No

1.10 Reclamationworks? No 1.11 Dredging? No

1.12 Offshorestructures? No

1.13 Productionandmanufacturingprocesses?

No Constructionproject

1.14 Facilities for storage of goodsormaterials?

Yes Onlyconstructionmaterialwillbestoredintemporarystoragesite

1.15 Facilitiesfortreatmentordisposalofsolidwasteorliquideffluents?

Yes ExistingFacilities:NoSewage&Solidwastetreatmentfacilitiesareavailableonsite.ProposedFacilities:Solidwastewillbetreatedbymechanicalcompostingmethod(Ecobio‐compack).SewagegeneratedfromtheproposedcomplexwillbetreatedinSewagetreatmentPlant.TheexcesstreatedwaterwillbedirectlydisposedinMunicipalSewerLines(Existing)ThetreatedwaterwillbeusedforflushingandGardening.Thedriedsludgeandcompostwillbeusedasmanureforlandscaping.

1.16 Facilitiesforlongtermhousingofoperationalworkers?

No

1.17 Newroad,railorseatrafficduringconstructionoroperation?

Yes Existingroadnetworkwillbeusedduringconstructionandoperationphaseofproject.

1.18 Newroad,rail,airwaterborneorothertransportinfrastructureincludingneworalteredroutesandstations,ports,airportsetc?

No Existingroadwillbeusedforthetransportpurpose.

1.19 Closureordiversionofexistingtransportroutesorinfrastructureleadingtochangesintrafficmovements?

No

1.20 New or diverted transmissionlinesorpipelines?

No

1.21 Impoundment, damming,culverting, realignment orotherchangestothehydrologyofwatercoursesoraquifers?

No

1.22 Streamcrossings? No



Sr.No.



1.23 Abstraction or transfers ofwater form ground or surfacewaters?

No

1.24 Changesinwaterbodiesorthelandsurfaceaffectingdrainageorrun‐off?

No Thereisnowaterbodywithinprojectsite.Theexistingdrainagesystemwillbeupgradedbyprovidingproperstormwaterandsewernetwork.

1.25 Transportofpersonnelormaterialsforconstruction,operationordecommissioning?

Yes Constructionworkersandconstructionmaterial

1.26 Long‐termdismantlingordecommissioningorrestorationworks?

No

1.27 Ongoingactivityduringdecommissioningwhichcouldhaveanimpactontheenvironment?

Yes DustgenerationandincreaseinNoiselevelsduringdemolitionsofexistingslums/structures.

1.28 Influxofpeopletoanareaineithertemporarilyorpermanently?

Yes Constructionworkersduringconstructionphaseandresidentsduringoperationphase

1.29 Introductionofalienspecies? No Nointroductionofalienspecieswilloccurasthisispurelyresidentialproject

1.30 Lossofnativespeciesorgeneticdiversity?

No Nothreatofspecieslosswilloccur.

1.31 Anyotheractions?

No No

2. Use ofNatural resources for construction or operation of the Project (such asland, water, materials or energy, especially any resources which are non‐renewableorinshortsupply):

Sr.No. Information/checklistconfirmation

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

2.1 Landespeciallyundevelopedoragriculturalland(ha)

No LandisreservedforResidentialDevelopmentaspertheDPofTMC



Sr.No. Information/checklistconfirmation

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

2.2 Water(expectedsource&competingusers)unit:CMD

Yes OperationPhase:TotalWaterdemand‐2,414KLDSource:TMC(BasisforWatersupplyistakenfromBIS:NationalBuildingCodeofIndia2005:Part9pg19)ThedetailedwaterbalanceforoperationphaseofprojectisattachedasAnnexureVI

2.3 Minerals(MT) No 2.4 Constructionmaterial–stone,

aggregates,sand/soil(expectedsource–MT)

Yes Constructionmaterialwillbesourcedfromnearbylocalvendors

2.5 Forestsandtimber(source–MT)

Yes Onlydoorframes(ifsoplanned)

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

Yes Connectedload26.8MW

Sourceofelectricity:MSEDCL

2.7 Anyothernaturalresources(useappropriatestandardunits)

Yes Wewillprovidesolarlighting(twolightsandonefan)ineachflatbyconnectingsolargenerationtothegrid.

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

Sr.No



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

Yes Thisbeingaresidential,nouseandstorageofhazardouschemicals(asperMSIHCrules)duringoperationphaseisanticipated.Howevertheremaybesomehandlingofspentoil,frombackupDGsets.UsedlubricantoilfromDGsetswillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers

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

No

NotApplicable

3.3 Affectthewelfareofpeoplee.g.bychanginglivingconditions?

Yes

Proposedprojectwillpositivelyaffectthewelfareofpeoplebyprovidingstateofartinfrastructure.Theprojectwillgenerateemployment(Labouremploymentofhouseholdactivity)duringoperational



phasewhichwillbenefitthelocalpopulationingettingworkopportunities.Itwillcreatelongtermemploymentinactivitiessuchasmaintenanceofthebuildingsandancillaryservices.

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

No Proposedprojectwillnotaffecthospitalpatients,childrenetc.asthesearelocatedawayfromtheprojectsite

3.5 Anyothercauses No 4. Productionofsolidwastesduringconstructionoroperationordecommissioning(MT/month)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No


4.1 Spoil,overburdenorminewastes

Yes Soilduringexcavation

4.2 Municipalwaste(domesticandorcommercialwastes)

Yes MunicipalSolidWasteTotal 9,214 kg/day

4.3 Hazardouswastes(asperHazardousWasteManagementRules)

Yes UsedoilfromDGsetwillbegiventoauthorisedrecyclers

4.4 Otherindustrialprocesswastes No ThisisResidentialproject

4.5 Surplusproduct No NotApplicable

4.6 Sewagesludgeorothersludgefromeffluenttreatment

Yes 22m3/dUsedasmanureafterdrying.

4.7 Constructionordemolitionwastes

Yes Demolitionquantity& constructiondebriswillbedisposedaspertheapprovalofDistrictcollector/TMC.

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.



5.1 Emissions from combustion offossil fuels from stationary ormobilesources

Yes EmissionfromDGsetsduringpowerfailureandmovementofvehicleduringoperationphaseoftheproject

5.2 Emissions from productionprocesses

No NotApplicable

5.3 Emissions from materialshandling including storage ortransport

Yes Fugitiveemissionfromhandlingsand,aggregates,cementetc.



5.4 Emissions from constructionactivities including plant andequipment

Yes Transportationofconstructionmaterial&handlingofsand,aggregates,cement,DGsetsetc.Theemissionsfromconstructionmachinerywouldcontainparticulates,SOx,NOxandCO

5.5 Dustorodourfromhandlingofmaterialsincludingconstructionmaterials,sewageandwaste

Yes Transportation,loadingandunloadingofmaterialwillgeneratedustOdourfromSolidwasteManagementandSTPareaifnothandledproperly

5.6 Emissionsfromincinerationofwaste

No NotApplicable

5.7 Emissionsfromburningofwasteinopenair(e.g.slashmaterials,constructiondebris)

No NotApplicable

5.8 Emissions from any othersources

No NotApplicable

6. GenerationofNoiseandVibration,andEmissionsofLightandHeat:

Sr.No.


Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdatawithsourceofinformationdata

6.1 Fromoperationofequipmente.g.engines,ventilationplant,crushers

Yes Increaseinnoiselevelsduetooperationsofconstructionequipment’s&vehicularmovement.

6.2 From industrial or similarprocesses

No NotApplicable

6.3 Fromconstructionordemolition

Yes Increaseinnoiselevelsduetooperationofconstructionequipments&vehicularmovementemissionsfromvehicles&DGsets

6.4 Fromblastingorpiling No OpenFoundation6.5 Fromconstructionor

operationaltrafficYes Trafficduringconstructionphaseisnegligible

andduringoperationphasewillbemore6.6 From lighting or cooling

systemsNo

6.7 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

(II) Risksof contaminationof landorwater from releasesofpollutants into thegroundorintosewers,surfacewaters,groundwater,coastalwatersorthesea:

Sr.No.



7.1 Fromhandling,storage,useorspillageofhazardousmaterials

Yes DuetospillageofusedoilfromDGset

7.2 From discharge of sewage orother effluents towater or theland(expectedmodeandplaceofdischarge)

No STPwillbeusedforsewagetreatment.Treatedsewagewillbeusedforgardeningandflushingpurpose.SurplusTreatedWaterwillbedischargedinMunicipalSewerLines(Existing)



7.3 By deposition of pollutantsemitted to air into the land orintowater

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

(III) RiskofaccidentsduringconstructionoroperationoftheProject,

whichcouldaffecthumanhealthortheenvironment

Sr.No.


Yes/No


8.1 Fromexplosions,spillages,firesetcfromstorage,handling,useorproductionofhazardoussubstances

Yes SpillageofusedoilfromDGsetsandexplosioninDieselStoragearea.AdequatefireprotectionmeasureswillbetakenupaspertheFireNOC

8.2 Fromanyothercauses

Yes Accidentsduringconstructionphase(Slips,fallfromheight,fallingofobjects/materialonworkers,fire,cutandburns,electricshockandcollapseofshuttering

Fireduetoshortcircuiting Terrorism Breakdownofelevator

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

No TheproposedstructureisdesignedasperSeismicZoneIIIstandards.

9. Factorswhichshouldbeconsidered(suchasconsequentialdevelopment)which

could leadtoenvironmentaleffectsorthepotential forcumulative impactswithotherexistingorplannedactivitiesinthelocality

Sr.No.


Yes/No




Sr.No.


Yes/No


9.1

Leadtodevelopmentofsupporting. Facilities,ancillarydevelopmentordevelopmentstimulatedbytheprojectwhichcouldhaveimpactontheenvironmente.g.:

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

No

SupportinginfrastructureisalreadyinexistenceanditwillbefurtherdevelopedTheareaisplannedforurbandevelopment.ThedevelopmentsrelatedtourbanizationareenvisagedandTownPlanningAuthorityhasdeclaredthelocationforthesame,consideringtheenvironmentalfactors.

9.2 Lead to after‐use of the site,whichcouldhaveanimpactontheenvironment

No NotApplicable

9.3 Set a precedent for laterdevelopments

No NotApplicable

9.4 Havecumulativeeffectsduetoproximitytootherexistingorplannedprojectswithsimilareffects

No NotApplicable

(IV) EnvironmentalSensitivity

Sr.No. Areas

Name/Identity

Aerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

1 Areasprotectedunderinternationalconventions,nationalorlocallegislationfortheirecological,landscape,culturalorotherrelatedvalue

Yes SanjayGandhiNationalPark‐Approx.1.8kmfromtheProposedProjectSiteTungareshwarWildlifeSanctuary(12.5km)



Sr.No. Areas Name/

IdentityAerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

2 Areas which are important orsensitive for ecological reasons– Wetlands, watercourses orother water bodies, coastalzone, biospheres, mountains,forests

Yes ThaneCreek:2.3kmUlhasRiver:3.2kmUpvanLake:1.7kmMasundaLake:3.8kmRailaDeviLake:4.7kmKacharliLake:2.6kmTulsilake:8.4kmViharLake:9.1kmPowaiLake:12.2kmSanjayGandhiNationalParkApprox.1.8kmfromtheProposedProjectSiteTungareshwarWildlifeSanctuary(12.5km)

3 Areas used by protected,important or sensitive speciesof flora or fauna for breeding,nesting, foraging, resting, overwintering,migration

No

4 Inland, coastal, marine orundergroundwaters

No ThaneCreek:2.9kmUlhasRiver:3.2kmUpvanLake:1.7kmMasundaLake:3.8kmRailaDeviLake:4.7kmKacharliLake:2.6kmTulsilake:8.4kmViharLake:9.1kmPowaiLake:12.2km

5 State,Nationalboundaries No 6 Routesorfacilitiesusedbythe

publicforaccesstorecreationorothertourist,pilgrimareas

No

7 Defenceinstallations No

8 Densely populated or built‐uparea

Yes Fullyurbanisedarea

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

Yes Hospitals,schools,communityfacilities,&placesofworshiparepresentaroundprojectsite.



Sr.No. Areas Name/

IdentityAerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

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

No ThaneCreek:2.3kmUlhasRiver:3.2kmUpvanLake:1.7kmMasundaLake:3.8kmRailaDeviLake:4.7kmKacharliLake:2.6kmTulsilake:8.4kmViharLake:9.1kmPowaiLake:12.2kmSanjayGandhiNationalParkApprox.1.8kmfromtheProposedProjectSiteTungareshwarWildlifeSanctuary(12.5km)

11 Areasalreadysubjectedtopollutionorenvironmentaldamage.(thosewhereexistinglegalenvironmentalstandardsareexceeded)

No

12 Areas susceptible to naturalhazard which could cause theproject to presentenvironmentalproblems(earthquakes, subsidence,landslides, erosion, flooding orextreme or adverse climaticconditions)

No



(IV). ProposedTermsofReferenceforEIAstudies

Applicable

Iherebygivenundertaking that thedata& informationgiven in theapplication&enclosuresare true to thebest ofmyknowledge&belief& I amaware that if anypartof thedata andinformation submitted is found to be false or misleading at any stage, the project will berejectedandclearancegive,ifanytotheprojectwillberevokedatourriskandcost.Date:16.03.2017Place:Mumbai

Sr.VicePresident–RegulatoryApprovals

JaykaliDevelopersPvt.Ltd., SPCentre,41/44,MinooDesaiMarg,Colaba,

Mumbai–400005.

Signatureoftheapplicant Withname&fulladdress (Projectproponent/Authorisedsignatory)NOTE:

1) The projects involving clearance under Coastal Regulation Zone Notification, 1991shall submit with the application a C.R.Z map duly demarcated by one of theauthorizedagencies,showingtheprojectactivities,w.r.tC.R.Z(atthestageofTOR)andtherecommendationsoftheStateCoastalZonemanagementAuthority(atthestageofEC).SimultaneousactionshallalsobetakentoobtaintherequisiteclearanceundertheprovisionsoftheC.R.ZNotification,1991fortheactivitiestobelocatedintheCRZ.

2) Theprojectstobelocatedwithin10kmofthenationalParks,Sanctuaries,Biosphere

Reserves,MigratoryCorridorsofWildAnimals,theprojectproponentshallsubmitthemapdulyauthenticatedbyChiefWildlifeWardenshowingthesefeaturesvis‐avistheproject location and the recommendations or comments of the chief Wildlifethereon.(atthestageofEC)

3) AllcorrespondencewiththeministryofEnvironment&ForestsincludingsubmissionofapplicationforTOR/EnvironmentalClearance,subsequentclarificationsasmayberequiredfromtimetotime,participationintheEACmeetingonbehalfoftheprojectproponentshallbemadeby theauthorisedsignatoryonly.Theauthorisedsignatoryshouldalsosubmitadocumentinsupportofhisclaimofbeinganauthorisedsignatoryforthespecificproject.



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.

ProposeddevelopmentisinlinewithD.PofTMC&itisreservedforresidentialpurpose.Followingdocumentsareattachedassupportingdocuments.

ToposheetasANNEXUREII

LocationplanasANNEXUREIII

SuperimposedofProposedLayoutonExistingGoogleImageisattachedasANNEXUREIV

ProposedConceptualPlanisattachedasANNEXUREV

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

TotalPlotArea 37,370.00 m2

FSIArea 1,38,493.24 m2

NONFSIArea 1,72,676.61 m2

TOTALCONSTRUCTIONBUILTUPAREA

3,11,169.85 m2

TOTALWATERDEMAND 2,408 KLD

EnergyConsumption

Totalconnectedload:26.8MW

ParkingProvided



Parkingprovided(Nos)

4wheeler 1,866

2wheeler 3,553

Connectivity ProjectSiteisaccessibleby40mwidePokhranRoadNo.1&20mwideDPRoad.LocationPlanisattachedasANNEXUREIII

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

Theprojectbeingawellplannedactivitywillresultinorganizedopenspacesandgreenareas.Thebiodiversityintheareawillincreaseduetoproposedgreenareas.Communitycumrecreationalfacilitieswillbedevelopedhencenostressontheexistingfacilityisanticipated.

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

Themainreasonsforerosionareoverexploitationofgroundwater,instableslopes,landslidesetc.Theproposedconstructionwillinvolvecuttingandfillingoperations.Theprojectwillinvolveconstructionofroadsanddevelopmentofgreenareas,whichwouldreducethechancesoferosionandsubsidence.Subsidenceisnotanticipatedasgroundwaterwouldnotbeusedasasourceofwatersupply.Asperseismic‐zoningmapofIndia,theprojectsitefallsunderzoneIII.StructuraldesignrequirementswillbeasperzoneIII.

1.5 Willtheproposalinvolvealterationofnaturaldrainagesystems?(Givedetailsonacontourmapshowingthenaturaldrainageneartheproposedprojectsite)

Theproposeddevelopmentisplannedinsuchamannerthatitwillnotaltertheexistingdrainagepatternofthearea.

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

Excavatedsoil/materialwillbeusedforbackfillingatprojectsiteonlyTherewillnotbeanytransportoffillmaterialsfromoutside.



1.7 Givedetailsregardingwatersupply,wastehandlingetcduringtheconstructionperiod.

Temporarywaterstoragetankswillbeprovidedfordrinkingandconstructionpurpose.DrinkingwaterwillbemadeavailablefromMunicipalWaterSupplyLineandotherwaterwillbetakenfromtankerwater.TemporarySepticTanksfortheconstructionworkerswillbeprovided.

1.8 Willthelowlyingareas&wetlandsgetaltered?(Providedetailsofhowlowlyingandwetlandsaregettingmodifiedfromtheproposedactivity)

Nowetlandsandlow‐lyingareasonthesite.

1.9 Whetherconstructiondebris&wasteduringconstructioncausehealthhazard?(Givequantitiesofvarioustypesofwastesgeneratedduringconstructionincludingtheconstructionlabourandthemeansofdisposal)

Nohealthhazardisanticipated.Minorquantityofconstructiondebriswillbegenerated.TheconstructiondebrisandexcavatedsoilwillbedisposedaspertheDistrictCollectorsapproval

2. WATERENVIRONMENT

2.1 Givethetotalquantityofwaterrequirementfortheproposedprojectwiththebreak‐upofrequirementsforvarioususes.Howwillthewaterrequirementmet?Statethesources&quantitiesandfurnishawaterbalancestatement.

WaterRequirement:2,414KLD.TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromTMCEnclosedasANNEXUREVII

2.2 Whatisthecapacity(dependablefloworyield)oftheproposedsourceofwater?

BeingaredevelopmentprojectwatersourceisavailablefromTMC.

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

Being a redevelopment project water source isavailablefromTMC.

2.4 Howmuchofthewaterrequirementcanbemetfromtherecyclingoftreatedwastewater?(Givethedetailsofquantities,sourcesandusage)

TreatedwaterfromSTPwillbeusedforflushingintoilets,gardenarea

TotalSewagegenerated 2,249 KLD

TotalSTPCapacity 2,400 KLD

Treatedwaterrecycledforflushing

824 KLD

Treatedwaterforgardening 16 KLD



TreatedwatertoMunicipalDrain

1,387 KLD

2.5 Willtherebediversionofwaterfromotherusers?(Pleaseassesstheimpactsoftheprojectonotherexistingusesandquantitiesofconsumption)

Nodiversionisanticipated

2.6 Whatistheincrementalpollutionloadfromwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesandcompositionofwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity)

The total sewage of about 2,249 KLD will begenerated from the complex. The composition ofwaterisgiveninthetableindicatingthequalityofrawwastewaterbeforetreatment

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 betreated in the Sewage Treatment plant of totalcapacity 2400 KLD. (Sale STP: 850 KLD & RehabSTP:1,550KLD)Thetreatedsewagewaterwillbereusedforflushingandgardening.

2.7 Givedetailsofthewaterrequirementsmetfromwaterharvesting?Furnishdetailsofthefacilitiescreated.

Rainwater from project area will be harvestedthroughrechargepits.

2.8. Whatwouldbetheimpactofthelandusechangesoccurringduetotheproposedprojectontherunoffcharacteristics(quantitativeaswellasqualitative)oftheareainthepostconstructionphaseonalongtermbasis?Woulditaggravatetheproblemsoffloodingorwaterlogginginanyway?

ProposeddevelopmentisintunewithD.PofTMC.

Theprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Storm 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 theoperationalphasewillbemetfromsourcessuchasTMC.Thegroundwatertableisat3‐4m.



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

Topreventdegradationandmaintainthequalityofwater source, adequate control measures havebeenproposedtocheckthesurfacerun‐off,aswellasuncontrolledflowofwaterintoanywaterbody.

Avoidexcavationduringmonsoonseason.

Rainwater harvesting can serve as a solution towaterprobleminworstcasescenario.

Following methods can increase efficiency ofrainwaterharvestingandrecharginggroundwater.

Catchdrainageallalong theperipheryofplot topreventsurfacerunoff.

Reduceandfiltersurfacerunoff.

Usevegetatedswalesanddepressions toreducerunoff.

2.11 Howisthestormwaterfromwithinthesitemanaged?(Statetheprovisionsmadetoavoidfloodingofthearea,detailsofthedrainagefacilitiesprovidedalongwithasitelayoutindicationcontourlevels)

Duringrainyseason,aftertherainfallsomepartoftherainwaterpercolates intothegroundand joinsground water table, a part is retained as soilmoisture, some part is lost in evapotranspirationand the remaining part overflows as stormwaterrun‐off.Thequantityofrunoffreachingthesewersordrainsisconsiderableascomparedwithsanitarysewage.

Theprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Storm Water Drain Remarks byconcerned authority. So therewill not beproblemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.

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. The unsanitary condition will beremovedbymeans of providing readymade septictanks&soakpits.Solidwastewillbedisposedoffinmunicipalwastedisposalsystem.

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

The Sewage Treatment plant (STP) is designed totreattherawwastewatergeneratedfromproposedResidentialProject.

2.14 Givedetailsofdualplumbingsystemiftreatedwasteusedisusedforflushingoftoiletsoranyotheruse.

Yes,Theproposeddevelopmentwillhavethedualplumbingsystemasthetreatedsewagewillbeusedforrecycling.



3. VEGETATION

3.1 Isthereanythreatoftheprojecttothebiodiversity?(Giveadescriptionofthelocalecosystemwithit’suniquefeatures,ifany)

Thereisnosensitiveecosystempresentatsitethatwill be disturbed by the project, as existing landuse in surrounding area is residential andcommercial

3.2 Willtheconstructioninvolveextensiveclearingormodificationofvegetation?(Provideadetailedaccountofthetrees&vegetationaffectedbytheproject)

Notreesonsite

3.3 Whatarethemeasuresproposedtobetakentominimizethelikelyimpactsonimportantsitefeatures(Givedetailsofproposalfortreeplantation,landscaping,creationofwaterbodiesetcalongwithalayoutplantoanappropriatescale)

About 3,192.47m2 (RG area on Ground: 1,164.94m2 RG area on Podium: 2,027.53 m2) areas areprovided for thedevelopmentofGreenbelt in thepremises. The green belt will be developed forcontrol of pollution and aesthetic view of thecomplex.

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)

Theprojectwill result innegligible increase in theatmospheric concentrations of gases due to D.G.operations(backuppoweronly)andtheincreasedtraffic. Theproposed activitywill not 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.

Theproposedprojectislocatedinwell‐developedurbanisedarea.Theprojectwillhaveproperentryandexitforthevehicles.Therewillnotanysignificanttrafficcongestionduetoprojectsite.

ParkingProvided

Parkingprovided(Nos)

FourWheeler 1,866

Twowheeler 3,553

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.The DG Sets shall be as per the guide lines laiddownbyEPRforspecificnoiseemissionstandards.Measures shall be taken for reduction of noise byusingacousticenclosures.Increase innoise levels are expected fromvariousconstructionequipmentandmachinery.

6. AESTHETICS

6.1 Willtheproposedconstructionsinanywayresultintheobstructionofaview,scenicamenityorlandscapes?Aretheseconsiderationstakenintoaccountbytheproponents?

TheproposedlanduseofthesitewouldbemainlyResidential Building and will not result inobstruction of view, scenic amenity or landscape.However, the buildings will be planned in such awaythattheorganisedopenareasandlandscapedareas are at the centre so that all can enjoy thegreenareas.

6.2 Willtherebeanyadverseimpactsfromnewconstructionsontheexistingstructures?Whataretheconsiderationstakenintoaccount?

Internal roads, footpaths/ pedestrian pathwayshavebeenplannedwithintheproposedcomplex

6.3 Whetherthereareanylocalconsiderationsofurbanform&urbandesigninfluencingthedesigncriteria?Theymaybeexplicitlyspeltout.

The project has been designed as per thedevelopmentcontrolRegulationofTMC



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 have positive impact on localcommunities.

8. BUILDINGMATERIALS

8.1 Mayinvolvetheuseofbuildingmaterialswithhigh‐embodiedenergy.Aretheconstructionmaterialsproducedwithenergyefficientprocesses?(Givedetailsofenergyconservationmeasuresintheselectionofbuildingmaterialsandtheirenergyefficiency)

Yesbuildingmaterialssuchascoalash,lightweightconcrete, composite or engineered marble,aluminium, recycled glass or compositewoodwillbeused.

8.2 Transportandhandlingofmaterialsduringconstructionmayresultinpollution,noise&publicnuisance.Whatmeasuresaretakentominimizetheimpacts?

Adequate mitigative measures will be adopted.Construction equipment with idling controltechnologieswill be used. 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?

Flyash incementconcrete.Typically20 ‐25%offlyashissubstitutedincement

8.4 Givedetailsofthemethodsofcollection,segregation&disposalofthegarbagegeneratedduringtheoperationphasesoftheproject.

Thebio‐degradableandnon‐biodegradablewastewillbesegregatedatsourceofwastegeneration.



Proposed UnitSolidwastegenerated

9,214 kg/day

Thebiodegradablewaste5,529kg/daywillbetreatedbymechanicalcompostingmethod

Thenon‐biodegradablewaste3,686kg/daywillbedisposedoffthroughrecyclers.

9. ENERGYCONSERVATION

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

Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCLDGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackup.

ConnectedLoad:26.8MW

9.2 Whattypeof,andcapacityof,powerback‐updoyouplantoprovide?

DGSetwillbeprovidedfor100%emergencybackupforResidentialbuildingsmainlyforcommonareas,lift,pathwaysetc.DGSet:Total:6,500kVA(D.G.SetprovisionismadeforemergencybackupofLift,STP,waterandFirePumps)Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCL

9.3 Whatarethecharacteristicsoftheglassyouplantouse?Providespecificationsofitscharacteristicsrelatedtobothshortwaveandlongwaveradiation?

SingleclearglassforResidentialbuildingSingleGlazedUnitUValue:1.0Btu./hr.ft2⁰FSC:0.62VLT:51%

9.4 Whatpassivesolararchitecturalfeaturesarebeingusedinthebuilding?Illustratetheapplicationsmadeintheproposedproject.

The building structure will be designed in such awaythatsolarlightcanbeutilisedmaximumfordaytime. In addition to that, natural ventilation &shading are twootherpassive strategieswhich areeffectively incorporated in the project designed torespondtothelocalclimate.

9.5 Doesthelayoutofstreets&buildingsmaximisethepotentialforsolarenergydevices?Haveyouconsideredtheuseofstreetlighting,emergencylightingandsolarhotwatersystemsforuseinthebuildingcomplex?Substantiatewithdetails.

Looking at the long term cost effectiveness,efficiency & requirement of electricity rather thanthe solar hotwater system,we are providing solarlighting (two lights and one fan) in each flatthrough solar PV panels by connecting solargenerationtothegrid.



9.6 Isshadingeffectivelyusedtoreducecooling/heatingloads?WhatprincipleshavebeenusedtomaximizetheshadingofWallsontheEastandtheWestandtheRoof?Howmuchenergysavinghasbeeneffected?

Yes.Shadinghasbeeneffectivelyusedtoreducethecoolingloads.

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

Yes.Theroomswillbesodimensionedthateffectiveairconditioningcanbecarriedout.Publicareaswillbe cooled by natural ventilation. The design of thebuildingwill be such thatmaximumuse of naturalventilation can be achieved. The walls, roofs andopenings will be so designed that influx of heat isminimum.

9.8. Whatarethelikelyeffectsofthebuildingactivityinalteringthemicro‐climates?Provideaselfassessmentonthelikelyimpactsoftheproposedconstructiononcreationofheatisland&inversioneffects?

Heat emission from the proposed construction canbefromthefollowingsources:Heat absorbed from the concrete structures, heatgeneratedfromequipments/appliances,andduetoincreasedpopulation in theproposeddevelopment.However the heat generatedwill not be significantandwill be dissipated in the lush greens and openareas provided within. Hence it can be concludedthattheheatislandeffectshallnotbeaconcernfortheproposedproject.

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

UvalueinW/m20K

Wallassembly 0.567W/m20K

Roofassembly 0.404W/m20K

9.10 Whatprecautions&safetymeasuresareproposedagainstfirehazards?Furnishdetailsofemergencyplans.

The fire fighting system shall compromise ofhydrant system, sprinkler system and portableextinguishers. Smoke detectors will be providedalong with manual call points. External yardhydrants shall be installed around all buildings inthe complex in galvanized steel fire hose cabinet(weatherproof).Allexternalyardhydrantsshallbeat one meter height from finished ground level asper National Building Code. External fire hydrantsshallbelocatedsuchthatnoportionofanybuildingismorethan45mfromahydrant,andtheexternalhydrants are not vulnerable to mechanical orvehiculardamage.



9.11 Ifyouareusingglassaswallmaterialprovidesdetailsandspecificationsincludingemissivityandthermalcharacteristics.

U=5.7Watts/m2/K,SHGC=0.54

9.12 Whatistherateofairinfiltrationintothebuilding?Providedetailsofhowyouaremitigatingtheeffectsofinfiltration.

Thefollowingmeasureswillbeadoptedtomitigatetheeffectsofinfiltration: Aluminiumwindowswithrubbergasket,sothat

thewindowsaresealed,willbeprovided. Summer cross section ventilation will be

maximum.

9.13 Towhatextentthenon‐conventionalenergytechnologiesareutilisedintheoverallenergyconsumption?Providedetailsoftherenewableenergytechnologiesused.

Looking at the long term cost effectiveness,efficiency & requirement of electricity rather thanthe solar hotwater system,we are providing solarlighting (two lights and one fan) in each flatthrough solar PV panels by connecting solargenerationtothegrid.

10. EnvironmentManagementPlan

TheEnvironmentManagementPlanwouldconsistofallmitigationmeasuresforeachitemwiseactivitytobeundertakenduringtheconstruction,operationandtheentirelifecycletominimizeadverseenvironmentalimpactsasaresultoftheactivitiesoftheproject.Itwouldalsodelineatetheenvironmentalmonitoringplanforcomplianceofvariousenvironmentalregulations.Itwillstatethestepstobetakenincaseofemergencysuchasaccidentsatthesiteincludingfire.

EnclosedasAnnexureVII



ANNEXUREI

AREASTATEMENT

DEDUCTIONS : -

BALANCE AREA OF PLOT ( 1 --- 2 c )

NET AREA OF PLOT

ADDITION FOR : -

TOTAL PLOT AREA FOR F.S.I. PURPOSE ( 5 + 6 c )

MAXIMUM F.S.I. PERMISSIBLE ON PLOT

MAXIMUM BUILT UP PERMISSIBLE ON PLOT ( 7 X 8 )

a

4.00

1,49,480.00

1918 NOS X 30.00 = 57,540.00 REHAB BUILT UP AREA ( TOTAL TENANT = 2074 NOS )

TOTAL PROPOSED AREA REHABILITATION COMPONENT ( 10g + 11 )

10

11

12 78,590.18

13

TOTAL BUILT UP FOR THE SCHEME ( 10a + 13 )14 1,38,442.54

15 TOTAL F.S.I. FOR THE SCHEME 14 / 7

SALE BUILT UP AREA PERMISSIBLE IN SITU ( 9 --- 10a )16 89,627.64

TOTAL BUILT UP PROPOSED TO BE CONSUMED IN SITU ( 10a + 16 )17

AREA IN

09

08

07

06

05

04

03

02

01

SR.No. SQ.MT.

3.70464

TOTAL PERMISSIBLE AREA SALE COMPONENT

BLDG. R1 TO R6 PASSAGE AREA

A ) AREA STATEMENT

TOTAL HUTMENTS AREA APPROX

DEDUCTION FOR 10% R. G. ( NOT APPLICABLE ) PHYSICAL R.G. PROVIDED 10% OF AREA = 31,470.91 X 10% = 3147.09

100 TENANTS : 1 BALWADI OF 30.00 SQ.MT. (2072 / 100 = 21 NOS )100 TENANTS : 1 WELFARE CEN. OF 30.00 SQ.MT. (2072 / 100 = 21 NOS )

AMENITY AREA100 TENANTS : 1 SOCIETY OFF. OF 16.00 SQ.MT.

21 NOS x 20.00 x 1.20 = 504.00 SQ.MT.

37,370.00

AREA UNDER 40.00 M. W. D. P. ROAD

AREA UNDER 20.00 M. W. D. P. ROADb

21 NOS x 20.90 x 1.20 = 526.68 SQ.MT. ( BALWADI ) 21 NOS x 20.90 x 1.20 = 526.68 SQ.MT. ( WELFARE CENTER )

1,559.43

31,470.91

37,370.00

3,637.09

2,262.00

TOTAL ( 2 a + 2 b ) 5,899.09c

a AREA UNDER 40.00 M. W. D. P. ROAD

AREA UNDER 20.00 M. W. D. P. ROADb

c

3,637.09

2,262.00

31,470.91 + 5,899.09

TOTAL ( 2 a + 2 b )

148 COMMERCIAL EXISTING CARPET AREA = 2250.00

SCHOOL ( 5 )

a

b

c

57,595.64

15,469.90

532.86

f

1,557.36

TOTAL ( 10a + 10b + 10c + 10d + 10e + 10f )g 77,030.75

78,590.18

1,49,480.00

84.36+53.79+27.87+31.03+31.03 = 228.08

MANDIR ( 1 ) + CHURCH ( 1 ) +BUDDHAVIHAR ( 1 ) = 395.88 + AREA NOT LIST + 16.16 =

EXTRA SCHOOL dAREA NOT LIST

1,012.63

163.00e

2,256.72

31,470.91

5,899.09

3,147.09



BUILDINGANDTENEMENTSTATEMENT

Sr.No.

BuildingNo. BuildingConfigurationNo.ofShops

No.ofFlats

REHABTOWER 1 Bldg.R1 2B+G+27thUpperfloors 17 3872 Bldg.R2 2B+G+27thUpperfloors 21 4113 Bldg.R3 2B+G+28thUpperfloors 25 2684 Bldg.R4 2B+G+28thUpperfloors 29 3205 Bldg.R5 2B+G+28thUpperfloors 29 2686 Bldg.R6 2B+G+28thUpperfloors 27 2647 SchoolNo.1 2B+G+2ndUpperfloors 8 SchoolNo.2 2B+G+3rdUpperfloors 9 SchoolNo.3 2B+G+2ndUpperfloors

SALETOWER 10 Bldg.T1 2B+G+2P+S+26thupperfloors 20311 Bldg.T2 2B+G+2P+S+26thupperfloors 20312 Bldg.T3 2B+G+2P+S+26thupperfloors 19813 Bldg.T4 2B+G+2P+S+26thupperfloors 20314 Bldg.T5 2B+G+2P+S+26thupperfloors 20315 Bldg.T6 2B+G+2P+S+84thupperfloors 168

16 Retail/Commercial

G+4thupperfloors 50 ‐

TOTAL 198 2,893



ANNEXUREIITOPOSHEET

PROJECT SITE

E43A16

E43A15&A11E43B3

E43B4



ANNEXUREIIILOCATIONPLAN

ProjectSite



ANNEXUREIV

SUPERIMPOSEDOFPROPOSEDLAYOUTONEXISTINGGOOGLEIMAGE



ANNEXUREV

PROPOSEDCONCEPTUALPLAN

RETAIL /COMMERCIALG + 4

S. No. 510

S. No. 510

NET REHAB PLOT AREA =10948.95 SQ.MT. NET SALE PLOT AREA =20521.96 SQ.MT.S. No. 509

TWO WAYRAMP1:10

CLUB HOUSE

POOL



ANNEXUREVI

WATERBUDGETCALCULATION

ParticularsNoofFlats/rooms

OccupancyTotal

Population

TotalWaterRequirement/

person

WaterDemandKLD

DomesticwaterfromMunicipal

Flushing

RehabFlats 1918 6 11,508 90 45 135 1,554Shops(Rehab) 148 3 444 15 30 45 20SchoolBuilding 1545.49m2 1person/4m2 386 15 30 45 17SaleFlats 975 6 5,850 90 45 135 790Retail/Commercial 6007.27m2 1person/10m2 601 15 30 45 27

Total 18,789 2,408

SwimmingPoolWaterMake‐Up

6

TotalWaterRequired 2,414

SewageGeneration 2,249

Sludge 22RecyclingforFlushing

RehabFlats 1918 6 11,508 45 45 518Shops(Rehab) 148 3 444 30 30 13SchoolBuilding 1545.49m2 1person/4m2 386 30 30 12SaleFlats 975 6 5,850 45 45 263Retail/Commercial 6007.27m2 1person/10m2 601 30 30 18Total 18,789 824

3,192.47 m2 5l/m2 16ExcessTreatedWatertoMunicipalSewer

1,387

90%ofDomestic&100%ofFlushingRequirement

RecyclingforGardening

WaterRequirementBasis(inlpcd)*

1%ofSewageGeneration

BasisforWatersupplyistakenfromBIS:NationalBuildingCodeofIndia2005:Part9pg19



ANNEXUREVII

ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENTPLANDURINGCONSTRUCTIONPHASE

Sr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents

PredictedImpacts

ProbablesourceofImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

CONSTRUCTIONPHASE1. AmbientAir

QualityNegativeimpactinsideconstructionsitepremises.Nonegativeimpactoutsidesite.

Dustemissionsfromexcavation,airemissionsfrommachineryandotherconstructionactivitiesatsite.

Dustreductionmeasuressuchasroadwatering.Periodicmaintenanceofconstructionequipment.Useofgoodqualityfuels.UseofPersonalProtectiveEquipments

Impactsaretemporaryduringconstructionphase.Impactswillbeconfinedtoshortdistances,ascoarseparticleswillsettlewithintheshortdistancefromactivities.

2. Noise Negativeimpactnearnoise

Useofwellmaintainedequipment.

generationsourcesinside

Noisegeneratedfrom

Heavyconstructionactivitylimitedtoday‐

Temporaryimpactsduring

premises.Nosignificantimpacton

constructionactivitiesandoperationofconstruction

timehoursonly.Useofnoisemufflersinandconstruction

constructionphase.Noblastingorotherhighnoiseactivities

ambientnoiselevelsinthe

equipmentandDGsets

vehicle. envisaged.

surroundingarea.

Useofearplugs/muffsbyconstructionstaff.

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.

‐

5. Aesthetics Minornegativeimpacts

ConstructionactivitiesandExcavation

Theimpactswillbecompensatedbyextensivetreeplantationandgardeningintheusephase.

Shorttermimpactrestrictedonlyintheinitialstagesofconstruction.



ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENTPLANDURINGFUNCTIONALPHASE

Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

FunctionaLPHASE

1. AmbientAirQuality

MinorNegativeimpact

ParticulateandgaseousemissionsfromDGsetsandvehiclemovement

Useoflowsulphurgoodfuel

PeriodicmaintenanceofDGsets

UseofCNG/LPGasafuelshouldbeencouraged.

DGsetswillbeused.

2. Noise Minornegativeimpactinsidepremises.

Noisefromvehiclemovementandoperationofdieselgeneratorsetsduringpowerfailure.

HousingofDGsetsinbuildingswithappropriateacoustics.

Trafficmanagementmeasurestoreducenoise

Appropriatetreeswhichwillactasnoisesbarrierswillbeplantedinthepremisesandalongroadside.

‐‐

3. Water Nosignificantadverseimpact

Oil/fuelandwastespillsinvehicleparkingarea.

Dischargeofsewage.

Dischargeofcontaminatedstormwater

Sewagewaterwillbetreatedandrecycled.

Rainwaterharvestingandrechargeofgroundwateraquiferisproposed.

Goodhousekeepingandstormwatermanagementwillbefollowed.

Recycledwaterwillbeusedforgardeningandflushingpurpose.

4. Land Nonegative Storageanddisposalofsolid

Treatmentandreuse Segregationofdryandwet



Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

impact wastes.

Dischargeofsewage.

Fuelandmaterialspills.

ofsewagewater.

Integratedwastemanagementandspillcontrolplan

Drygarbagewillbesentforrecyclingandwetgarbagewillbecomposted.

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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