skyline questionnaire 29112013

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QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

ASSESSMENT OF NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT

•

State clearly the objective of the project: Group Housing Project• Location of the project (attach map to a suitable scale): Attached as

annexure VII

• Town/Tehsil: Rajiv Gandhi Nagar , District Kota, State Rajasthan

• Latitude: 25°08'08.53"N

Longitude: 75°51'13.89" E

• Google Map is enclosed as Annexure- VII.

• Names & distances from the nearest :

Dakaniya Talaav Railway Station:- At about 1.67 km towards NE

Kota Railway Station:- At about 10.12 km towards NNE Kota Airbase:- At about 2.9 km towards North

NH- 12:- At about 0.02 km towards East.

• Name of the agency proposing the new construction project: M/s Sunprime

Infratech Pvt. Ltd. proposing this new group housing project in the name of

“Skyline”

Name of the Chief Executive & Postal Address: Mr. Ramesh Kumar Yadav

(Authorized Signatory & Director),

1/A, Rajeev Gandhi Nagar, Opp. City Mall, Jhalawar Road, Kota, Rajasthan

Pin Code-324005• Contact particulars (Tel/e-mail): Tel: 09414188396

E-mail: [email protected] &

[email protected]

• Estimated cost of the project

i. Land cost: 27.03 Crores

ii. Plant, machinery & construction cost: 45 Crores

iii. Total cost of project: 72.03 Crores

II. SITUATION WITHIN 10 KM RADIUS FROM PROJECT SITE

• General topography: Plain

•

Specify general features of land: The Proposed project is located in

developing municipal area of Kota. The proposed site has been converted for

residential purpose by UIT and allocated to project proponent. Land Documents

are enclosed as Annexure-III.

• Tree cover-prominent species: Details enclosed as Annexure- XVI.

• Fauna-wildlife/domesticated: Details enclosed as Annexure- XVI.

• Avifauna: Details enclosed as Annexure- XVI.

• Soil characteristics: Fine grained sand stone

• Natural drainage pattern: No, proposal won’t involve alteration of natural

drainage systems.

M/s Sunprime Infratech Pvt. Ltd. TEAM Institute of Science & Technology Pvt. Ltd.

Authorized Signatory EIA Consultant

mailto:[email protected]








• Flood prone areas: No

• Natural drainage pattern: No, proposal won’t involve alteration of natural

drainage systems.

• Geological features including seismic zone: Area is under seismic zone II as

per NBC 2005. Map of India showing seismic zones of India is enclosed asAnnexure- XVII.

• Existing land use (area &percentages) map: Area is completely urbanized

and development is mixed used i.e. residential, commercial and institutional (to

include agricultural & non-agricultural uses, Commercial, industrial dense/open

forests, Fallow land, human settlements, Water bodies, transport systems etc.).

• Predominant activities (residential, institutional, commercial etc): Residential

• Special features (Such as tourist spots, monuments/archaeological sites,

Hospitals, schools, institutions, religious places, Heritage areas and places of

other interests): The site is located in the Kota city which has number of

hospital, schools, colleges institute, residential colonies etc.

• Specific environmental problems, if any (Such as water and air pollution,

land spoliation, by natural & manmade factors, endemic diseases, traffic

congestion spots in the vicinity of project site, loss of tree cover, open spaces

etc.): No

• Ground level concentrations (major parameters) like SPM/RSPM, SO2,

NOx, HC, and Noise: This is a small group housing project. So, there is no

requirement to do monitoring within the 10 Km Radius from the project site.

However ambient air monitoring at the project site has been done and the

results are given below:

Monitoring

Station

PM10

μg/ m3

PM2.5

μg/ m3

SO2

μg/ m3

NO2

μg/ m3

CO

mg/ m3

NAAQ

Standards

100 60 80 80 4

Project Site 57.58 19.92 5.15 11.57 0.44

• Furnish wind rose diagram: Enclosed as Annexure- XVIII.

• General meteorological data (wind direction, speed, rainfall, temperature):

Enclosed as Annexure- XVIII.

• Details if any of heat islands, inversions, venturi effect Impacts on the

conceptualization of the proposal: The proposed project is as per the master

plan approved by UIT Kota therefore the conceptualization of proposal will not

have any significant contribution in urban heat islands, inversions, venturi

effect.

• Human Resources: Project site is located at Plot No. 1-A, Rajiv Gandhi

Nagar, Kota which is fast developing area of Kota district and is having high

growth rate. Human settlement and growth is high because of establishment of

institutions and residential colonies.





The project is of small construction project listed as Category 8 (a). The project

as per EIA Notification-2006 do not require detailed EIA & is required to be

decided on the basis of Form-1, Form-1A & Conceptual Plan. Therefore

detailed study has not been carried for Socio-economy.

a.

Population of study area (10 km radius), Kota has Population of 1950491as per census 2011.

b. Decadal growth rate, 24.34 % settlement pattern and growth.

c. Socio-economic conditions The socio – economic condition of that area is

well due to lot off opportunity of employment

d. Health: Endemic diseases, Mortality, Epidemics.

• Environmental assessment and suitability of the proposed development

(specifically identifying the limits): The proposed Residential Project will

create lot off employment opportunity which is necessary for state and country

socio- economic development.

III.

PROMINENT FEATURES WITHIN ABOUT 100 METRES RADIUS FROM

THE SITE BOUNDARY (LOCAL AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY)

• General description (Contours at 1m intervals): No, proposal won’t involve

alteration of natural drainage systems.

• Natural resources: Laboratory reports are enclosed as Annexure- X, XI, XII,

and XIII.

i. Water: Ground water table, rate of recharge Present restrictions on

drawl, available yield, Quality of water (physical, chemical, biological)

surface water location, source and yield, Present use (for agriculture,

human consumption, industry, etc.)ii. Ambient air quality levels (standard parameters including noise):

The daily maximum concentrations of different parameters in ambient

air during our measurements were as given below.

Monitoring

Station

PM10

μg/ m3

PM2.5

μg/ m3

SO2

μg/ m3

NO2

μg/ m3

CO

mg/ m3

NAAQ

Standards

100 60 80 80 4

Project Site 57.58 19.92 5.15 11.57 0.44

iii. Minerals: type, location, quantum (estimated): There are no mineral

sources.

iv. Energy (Consumption pattern for hydrocarbons, gas, electricity and any

other non-conventional energy source): Electricity

v.

Details of new construction: New project

Total Plot Area 7582.62 Sq. m

Built up Area 35549.12 Sq. m

Gross Built up Area 42251.02 Sq. m





Floor Area

Ratio

Permissible 2.25 (17060.89 Sq. m)

Total Net FAR

Achieved

3.13 = 2.25+ 0.88*

(23760.37 Sq. m)

GroundCoverage

Permissible 35 % (2653.91 Sq. m)Achieved 25.59 % (1940.98 Sq. m)

Height Achieved 44.90 m (up to Terrace

Floor)

52.65 m (up to Machine

Room)

*By Laws Permitting purchase of FAR is enclosed as

Annexure XXVII.

Building materials for construction Enclosed as Annexure- I.

vi. Details of public utilities required for the project during (May be

indicated separately for Construction & operation phases):

a. Water supply (Source of water supply and quantities to be drawn)

PHED Supply:-

During construction: 15 KLD (Authorized Local Suppliers)

Post Construction : 115 KLD (86 KLD from PHED Supply and 29

from recycled water from STP)

The detailed water requirement & water balance is available at Point No.

2 of Form-1A.

b.

Type of treatment, if any: During Construction Phase- Septic tank

followed by soak pit will be used and During Post Construction Phase-

STP of capacity 125 KLD of SBR Technology will be used.

c. Continuous/Intermittent supply: Continuous

d. Sewage, Collection, Treatment & Disposal: Through Sewer lines and

treated in STP. Details enclosed as Annexure- VIII.

e. Mode of collection of domestic effluent: Underground

f. Mode of treatment: STP of capacity 125 KLD

g. Mode of disposal: Total sewage generated will be about 93 KLD. After

treatment 90% i.e. 83.7 KLD will be available. Out of which 29 KLDwill be used for flushing & gardening and remained 54.7 KLD recycled

water will be discharged in drains maintained by PHED after taking

necessary permission from PHED.

IV. Solid Wastes

• Estimated quantity of each types of solid waste: Domestic Waste

Dry garbage: 292.8 Kg/day

Wet garbage: 195.2 Kg/day

Total waste: 488 Kg/day





• Mode of collection and disposal: It will be collected in separate bins and

handed over to authorized vendors.

• Recycling to be instituted, if any:

i) Construction Waste will be used for road construction.

ii)

Dry waste would be separated and stored at designated place andwould be disposed through authorized vendor.

iii) Green waste will be converted into manure by vermiculture

provisions are made close to STP.

V. Power System

• Sources of power and supply capacity: Total power requirement of the

project will be 1723 KW which will be met from JVVNL and received at 11

KV supply voltage, it will be stepped down to 0.433 KV through 1 transformer

of capacity 2500 kVA.

• Distribution System: N.A.

• Alternate supply for essential services: 1 D.G. Set of capacity 160 kVA

• DG Set: Type of fuel used and capacity: HSD, 41.3 liters/hr

VI. Impact of the new development on the surrounding areas:

There will not be any adverse impacts from proposed project of group housing on the

existing structures as the area is being used for the same activity, i.e. for residential

purposes. However all precaution will be taken to mitigate the impacts to water, air and

noise environment during construction and operational phase.

1. Traffic management at peak hours: Security staff will monitor parking

facilities.

2.

Provision of service roads: Internal roads are proposed to look after smooth

traffic as well as service roads.

3.

Buffer zone planned, if so, details: NA

4. Activities likely to come up in the surrounding areas

5. From the project during construction & operation phases: It is a planned

residential area.

6. Agencies and the measures proposed to regulate planned developments

like slums, shops, etc.: Not envisaged

VII. State briefly impacts predicted on the quality and quantity of natural resources

from the proposed new development:• Air quality: The proposed project is a group housing project and its impact on

existing air quality will be insignificant.

• Vegetation: Yes, the green belt development in the premises of project will

enhance the green cover of the locality.

• Animal/Aquatic life: Not significant as the area is already urbanized.

• Surface/ Ground Water: There will be no impact as the water will be

procured from PHED. There will be recharge of ground water by adopting

water harvesting.

State briefly impacts predicted on the quality and quantity of manmade features





from the proposed new development: No significant impact.

• Transport Linkages: The proposed project is small and its impact on transport

system of locality will be insignificant.

• Heritage areas/ecologically sensitive areas: There are no heritage and

ecological sensitive area within 15 Km radius of project.• Landscaping /Tree Plantation

i. Numbers and types of trees to be planted inside & outside the plot: It is

proposed to plant 70 large trees in additional to shrubs and other small plants.

The landscape plan including native varieties of tree will be prepared to

implement.

a. Parks and gardens: Landscaping as per rules will be done in

proposed project of group housing.

b. Along roads and pedestrian movement Yes trees will be planted

along internal roads and parking area.

c.

In public areas

ii.

Other special features of proposed landscape design: No

iii.

Likely impacts from proposed landscaping: It will have positive impact

• Any other relevant information of environmental significance-such as disabled-

friendly design, flyash utilization, Greening of supply chain, heat

islands/inversions/venturi effects, Timber-free construction, Green rating,

energy efficiency for lighting & ventilation, Intelligent building, life cycle costs,

measurable design impacts on human health, indoor environment related tooccupational health etc.

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