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FORM 1 & 1 A

For

PROPOSEDRESIDENTIALCUMCOMMERCIALPROJECT

At

LandbearingnewS.No7to10,88,99,100,101and105ofvillageBalkumTal.&Dist.Thane,Maharashtra

Proposed By

PIRAMAL ESTATE PVT. LTD.

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearanceProjectName:ResidentialProjectatThane

MinistryofEnvironment&Forests,NewDelhi.PriorEnvironmentalClearanceNotification14.09.2006 1

APPENDIX‐I

(Seeparagraph–6)FORM1

(I) BASICINFORMATION

Sr.No. Item Details

1 Nameoftheproject/s ProposedResidentialcumCommercialProjectatBalkum,Thane

2 S.No.intheSchedule 8(b)

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

TotalPlotArea 1,29,580 m2

Built‐upAreaDetails

BuiltupArea 1,81,518.23 m2

TotalConstructionArea 4,18,898.00 m2

Detailed Area Statement is attached asAnnexureI

4 New/Expansion/Modernization NewProject

5 ExistingCapacity/Areaetc. ‐

6 Categoryofprojecti.e.AorB BCategory

7 Doesitattractthegeneralcondition?ifyes,pleasespecify

No

8 Doesitattractthespecificcondition?Ifyes,pleasespecify

No

9 Location

Plot/Survey/KhasraNo. Land bearing new S. No 7 to 10, 88, 99, 100,101 and 105 of village Balkum Tal. & Dist.Thane,Maharashtra

Village VillageBalkum

Tehsil Thane

District Thane

State Maharashtra

10 Nearestrailwaystation/portalongwithdistanceinkms.

ThaneRailwayStation

Distance~5km

11 NearestTown,city,DistrictHeadquartersalongwithdistanceinkms.

ThaneCity



Sr.No. Item Details

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

ThaneMunicipalCorporation(TMC)

13 Nameoftheapplicant Mr.ShijuBhaskar

14 Registeredaddress PiramalEstatePvt.Ltd.8thFloor,PiramalTower,PeninsulaCorporatePark,G.K.Marg,LowerParel,Mumbai‐400013

15 Addressforcorrespondence: PiramalEstatePvt.Ltd.8thFloor,PiramalTower,PeninsulaCorporatePark,G.K.Marg,LowerParel,Mumbai‐400013

Name Mr.ShijuBhaskar

Designation(Owner/Partner/CEO) Director

Address PiramalEstatePvt.Ltd.8thFloor,PiramalTower,PeninsulaCorporatePark,G.K.Marg,LowerParel,Mumbai‐400013

Pincode 400013

E‐mail [email protected]

TelephoneNo. 02233514000

FaxNo. 02233514000

16 Detailsofalternativesitesexamined,ifany.Locationofthesesitesshouldbeshownonatoposheet.

Village‐District‐State

1.

2.

3.

We are developing residential project on ourownland

17 Interlinkedprojects NotApplicable

18 Whetherseparateapplicationofinterlinkedprojecthasbeensubmitted?

No

19 Ifyes,dateofsubmission NotApplicable

20 IfNo,Reason Standaloneconstructionproject

21 Whethertheproposalinvolvesapproval/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 in proposed projectsite

24 Whetherthereisanylitigationpendingagainsttheprojectand/orlandinwhichtheprojectisproposetobesetup?

a) Nameofthecourtb) CaseNo.c) Orders/Directionsofthe

courtifanyanditsrelevancewiththeproposedproject.

Nosuchlitigationpendingagainsttheproject

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)Activity

1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions,

whichwillcausephysicalchangesinthelocality(topography,landuse,changesinwaterbodies,etc.)

Sr.No.

Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Details thereof (with approximatequantities /rates, wherever possible)withsourceofinformationdata

1.1 Permanentortemporarychangeinlanduse,landcoverortopographyincludingincreaseinintensityoflanduse(withrespecttolocallanduseplan)

Yes LandsituatedinIndustrialzone

1.2 Clearanceofexistingland,vegetationandbuildings?

Yes Treeswhicharecomingunderbuilding linewillbecut

1.3 Creationofnewlanduses? Yes Residentialproject

1.4 Pre‐constructioninvestigationse.g.borehouses,soiltesting?

No

1.5 Constructionworks?

Yes ProposedResidentialProject

1.6 Demolitionworks?

No



Sr.No.


Yes/No


1.7 TemporarysitesusedforconstructionworksorHousingofconstructionworkers?

Yes Temporary sheds will be provided forworkers

1.8 Abovegroundbuildings,structuresorearthworksincludinglinearstructures,cutandfillorexcavations

Yes ‐‐

1.9 Undergroundworksincludingminingortunnelling?

No

1.10 Reclamationworks? No

1.11 Dredging?

No

1.12 Offshorestructures? No

1.13 Productionandmanufacturingprocesses?

No

1.14 Facilitiesforstorageofgoodsormaterials?

Yes Onlyconstructionmaterialwillbestored intemporarystoragesite

1.15 Facilitiesfortreatmentordisposalofsolidwasteorliquideffluents?

Yes Mechanical composting for Municipal SolidWasteDisposalandSewageTreatmentPlantforsewagedisposal.

1.16 Facilitiesforlongtermhousingofoperationalworkers?

No

1.17 Newroad,railorseatrafficduringconstructionoroperation?

Yes Internalroads

1.18 Newroad,rail,airwaterborneorothertransportinfrastructureincludingneworalteredroutesandstations,ports,airportsetc?

No Existing roadwill beused for the transportpurpose.

1.19 Closureordiversionofexistingtransportroutesorinfrastructureleadingtochangesintrafficmovements?

No

1.20 Newordivertedtransmissionlinesorpipelines?

No



Sr.No.


Yes/No


1.21 Impoundment,damming,culverting,realignmentorotherchangestothehydrologyofwatercoursesoraquifers?

No

1.22 Streamcrossings? No

1.23 Abstractionortransfersofwaterformgroundorsurfacewaters?

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?

Yes Existingstructuretobedemolished

1.28 Influxofpeopletoanareaineithertemporarilyorpermanently?

Yes Only Constructionworkerswill stay duringconstructionphaseandofficepersonnel

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 as

land, water, materials or energy, especially any resources which are non‐renewableorinshortsupply):

Sr.No. Information/checklistconfirmation

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

2.1 Landespeciallyundevelopedoragriculturalland(ha)

No

2.2 Water(expectedsource& Yes TotalWaterdemandwillbe1449KLD



competingusers)unit:KLD ThedetailedwaterbalanceisattachedasAnnexureIV

2.3 Minerals(MT) No

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

Yes Stoneaggregatesdemandwillbesourcedfromnearbylocalvendors

2.5 Forestsandtimber(source–MT)

Yes Onlydoorframes(ifsoplanned)

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

Yes MaximumDemandload:15MW 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 Proposed Projectwill not effect thewelfareofpeople

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

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

3.5 Anyothercauses No

4. 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 TotalSolidWasteGenerationwillbe5,994kg/day

4.3 Hazardouswastes(asperHazardousWasteManagementRules)

No Used oil from DG set will be given toauthorisedrecyclers.

4.4 Other industrial processwastes

No No, This is a Construction Project forResidentialBuildings

4.5 Surplusproduct No NotApplicable

4.6 Sewagesludgeorothersludgefromeffluenttreatment

Yes Usedasmanure

4.7 Construction ordemolitionwastes

No NotApplicable

4.8 Redundantmachineryorequipment

No NotApplicable

4.9 Contaminatedsoilsorothermaterials

No NotApplicable

4.10 Agriculturalwastes No NotApplicable4.11 Othersolidwastes No NotApplicable

5. Releaseofpollutantsoranyhazardous,toxicornoxioussubstancestoair(Kg/hr)

Sr.No.Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

5.1 Emissions fromcombustion of fossil fuelsfrom stationary or mobilesources

No NotApplicable

5.2 Emissionsfromproductionprocesses

No NotApplicable

5.3 Emissions from materialshandling 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 NotApplicable



Sr.No.


Yes/No

Detailsthereof(withapproximatequantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

5.7 Emissions from burning ofwasteinopenair(e.g.slashmaterials, constructiondebris)

No NotApplicable

5.8 Emissions from any othersources

No NotApplicable

6. GenerationofNoiseandVibration,andEmissionsofLightandHeat:

Sr.No.Information/Checklistconfirmation

Yes/No

Detailsthereof(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 NotApplicable

6.3 Fromconstructionordemolition

Yes Increase in noise levels due to operation ofconstruction 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 NotApplicable

6.7 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable7. 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 ofpollutantsemittedtoair

No NotApplicable




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

into the land or intowater

7.4 Fromanyothersources No NotApplicable

7.5 Is there a risk of longterm build up ofpollutants in theenvironmentfromthesesources?

No NotApplicable

8. RiskofaccidentsduringconstructionoroperationoftheProject,which

couldaffecthumanhealthortheenvironmentSr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmationYes/No Detailsthereof(withapproximate

quantities/rates,whereverpossible)withsourceofinformationdata

8.1 Fromexplosions,spillages,firesetcfromstorage,handling,useorproductionofhazardoussubstances

No NotApplicable

8.2 Fromanyothercauses

No NotApplicable

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

No The proposed structure is designed as perSeismicZoneIIIstandards.



9. Factorswhichshouldbeconsidered(suchasconsequentialdevelopment)whichcouldleadtoenvironmentaleffectsorthepotentialforcumulativeimpactswithotherexistingorplannedactivitiesinthelocality

Sr.No. Information/Checklist

confirmationYes/No Details thereof (with approximate

quantities/rates, wherever possible) withsourceofinformationdata

9.1

Leadtodevelopmentofsupporting. facilities,ancillarydevelopmentordevelopmentstimulatedbytheprojectwhichcouldhaveimpactontheenvironmente.g.:

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

No

9.2 Lead to after‐use of thesite,whichcouldhaveanimpact on theenvironment

No NotApplicable

9.3 Set a precedent for laterdevelopments

No NotApplicable

9.4 Havecumulativeeffectsduetoproximitytootherexistingorplannedprojectswithsimilareffects

No NotApplicable



(III)EnvironmentalSensitivity

Sr.No.Areas

Name/Identity

Aerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

1 Areasprotectedunderinternationalconventions,nationalorlocallegislationfortheirecological,landscape,culturalorotherrelatedvalue

Yes SanjayGandhiNationalPark:4km

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

No

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 UlhasRiver:~1.2km

5 State,Nationalboundaries No 6 Routesorfacilitiesusedby

thepublicforaccesstorecreationorothertourist,pilgrimareas

No

7 Defenceinstallations No

8 Densely populated orbuilt‐uparea

Yes Fullyurbanisedarea

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

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

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

No

11 Areasalreadysubjectedto No



Sr.No.

Areas

Name/Identity

Aerialdistance(within15km.)Proposedprojectlocationboundary

pollutionorenvironmentaldamage.(thosewhereexistinglegalenvironmentalstandardsareexceeded)

12 Areassusceptibletonaturalhazardwhichcouldcausetheprojecttopresentenvironmentalproblems(earthquakes,subsidence,landslides,erosion,floodingorextremeoradverseclimaticconditions)

No



(IV). ProposedTermsofReferenceforEIAstudies

Iherebygivenundertakingthatthedata&informationgivenintheapplication&enclosuresare true to thebestofmyknowledge&belief& I amaware that if anypartof thedataandinformation submitted is found to be false or misleading at any stage, the project will berejectedandclearancegive,ifanytotheprojectwillberevokedatourriskandcost.Date:29.12.2015Place:Thane

Mr.ShijuBhaskar PiramalEstatePvt.Ltd.

8thFloor,PiramalTower,PeninsulaCorporatePark,G.K.Marg,LowerParel,Mumbai‐400013

Signatureoftheapplicant Withname&fulladdress (Projectproponent/Authorisedsignatory)NOTE:

1) TheprojectsinvolvingclearanceunderCoastalRegulationZoneNotification,1991shallsubmitwiththeapplication a C.R.Z map duly demarcated by one of the authorized agencies, showing the projectactivities, w.r.t C.R.Z(at the stage of TOR) and the recommendations of the State Coastal Zonemanagement Authority(at the stage of EC). Simultaneous action shall also be taken to obtain therequisiteclearanceundertheprovisionsoftheC.R.ZNotification,1991fortheactivitiestobelocatedintheCRZ.

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

MigratoryCorridorsofWildAnimals,theprojectproponentshallsubmitthemapdulyauthenticatedbyChiefWildlifeWardenshowingthesefeaturesvis‐avistheprojectlocationandtherecommendationsorcommentsofthechiefWildlifethereon.(atthestageofEC)

3) AllcorrespondencewiththeministryofEnvironment&ForestsincludingsubmissionofapplicationforTOR/Environmental Clearance, subsequent clarifications as may be required from time to time,participation in theEACmeetingonbehalfof theprojectproponent shallbemadeby 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.Asperthezoningstructuretheareacomesunderresidentialarea.

ProposeddevelopmentisinlinewithD.PofTMC.Followingdocumentsareattachedassupportingdocuments.

1. ConceptualPlanandDetailedBuildingDetailsareattachedasANNEXUREII

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

TotalPlotArea 1,29,580 m2

BuiltUpAreaDetails

BuiltupArea 1,81,518.23 m2

TotalConstructionArea 4,18,898.00 m2

WaterConsumption

TotalWaterConsumption 1449 KLD

EnergyConsumption

TotalEnergyConsumption 15 MW



ParkingProvided

Details Parking(Nos)

ParkingProvided(4W) 3262

Connectivity Proposedsiteisaccessibleby:i) 60mwideOldAgraRoadand

LocationplanisattachedasANNEXUREIII

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

The project being a well planned activity willresult in organized open spaces and green areas.The biodiversity 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,whichwouldreducethechancesoferosionandsubsidence.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.)

Cuttingandfillingforconstructionactivityarebalanced,sonotransportationofearthwillberequired



1.7 Givedetailsregardingwatersupply,wastehandlingetcduringtheconstructionperiod.

SupplySource:ThaneMunicipalCorporation

1.8 Willthelowlyingareas&wetlandsgetaltered?(Providedetailsofhowlowlyingandwetlandsaregettingmodifiedfromtheproposedactivity)

Nowetlandsandlow‐lyingareasonthesite.

1.9 Whetherconstructiondebris&wasteduringconstructioncausehealthhazard?(Givequantitiesofvarioustypesofwastesgeneratedduringconstructionincludingtheconstructionlabourandthemeansofdisposal)

Nohealthhazard.Minorquantityofconstructiondebriswillbegeneratedwhichwillbesentoutside.

2. WATERENVIRONMENT

2.1 Givethetotalquantityofwaterrequirementfortheproposedprojectwiththebreakupofrequirementsforvarioususes.Howwillthewaterrequirementmet?Statethesources&quantitiesandfurnishawaterbalancestatement.

EnclosedasANNEXUREIVSOURCE:TMC

2.2 Whatisthecapacity(dependablefloworyield)oftheproposedsourceofwater?

TheproposedwaterdemandwillbemetfromThaneMunicipalCorporation

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

WaterwillbesourcedbyTMC

2.4 Howmuchofthewaterrequirementcanbemetfromtherecyclingoftreatedwastewater?(Givethedetailsofquantities,sourcesandusage)

TreatedwaterfromSTPwillbeusedforflushingintoiletandgardening

Totalsewagegenerated 1359 KLD

TotalSTPcapacity 1500 m3

Treatedwaterrecycledforflushing

544 KLD

Treatedwaterforgardening 182 KLD

Sludgegenerated 14 KLD

Excesstreatedwater 619 KLD



2.5 Willtherebediversionofwaterfromotherusers?(Pleaseassesstheimpactsoftheprojectonotherexistingusesandquantitiesofconsumption)

Nodiversionisanticipated

2.6 Whatistheincrementalpollutionloadfromwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity?(Givedetailsofthequantitiesandcompositionofwastewatergeneratedfromtheproposedactivity)

The total sewage of about 1359 KLD will begenerated from the complex. The composition ofwaste water is given in the table indicating thequalityofrawwastewaterbeforetreatment

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 SewageTreatment plant of capacity1500m3.The treatedsewagewaterwillbereusedforflushingandgardening.

2.7 Givedetailsofthewaterrequirementsmetfromwaterharvesting?Furnishdetailsofthefacilitiescreated.

Theprojectactivityshallhaverainwaterharvestingonlyofrainfallon terraces.Surfacerainwaterwillbeconnectedtothestormwaterdrainagesystem

2.8. Whatwouldbetheimpactofthelandusechangesoccurringduetotheproposedprojectontherunoffcharacteristics(quantitativeaswellasqualitative)oftheareainthepostconstructionphaseonalongtermbasis?Woulditaggravatetheproblemsoffloodingorwaterlogginginanyway?

ProposeddevelopmentisintunewithD.PofTMC

Theprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility 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 bemetfromsourcessuchasTMC.Rainwaterharvesting schemewill bepracticed forgroundwater recharge, which will have a positiveimpactonthegroundwatertable.



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

Topreventdegradationandmaintainthequalityof

watersource,adequatecontrolmeasureshavebeen

proposed to check the surface run‐off, as well as

uncontrolledflowofwaterintoanywaterbody.

Avoidexcavationduringmonsoonseason.

Rainwater harvesting can serve as a solution towaterprobleminworstcasescenario.

Following methods can increase efficiency of

rainwaterharvestingandrecharginggroundwater.

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.Thequantityofrunoffreachingthesewersordrainsisconsiderableascomparedwithsanitarysewage.

Theprojectwillhaveproperstormwaterdrainagefacility as per Strom Water Drain Remarks byconcernedauthority.Sotherewillnobeproblemofwaterloggingduetothisproject.

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:1359KLDTreated water to be recycled for gardening:188KLDTreatedwaterrecycledforflushing:483KLD



2.14 Givedetailsofdualplumbingsystemiftreatedwasteusedisusedforflushingoftoiletsoranyotheruse.

Yes,dualplumbingwillbeprovided

3. VEGETATION

3.1 Isthereanythreatoftheprojecttothebiodiversity?(Giveadescriptionofthelocalecosystemwithit’suniquefeatures,ifany)

Thereisnosensitiveecosystempresentatsitethatwill be disturbed by the project, as existing landuseinsurroundingareaisResidential

3.2 Willtheconstructioninvolveextensiveclearingormodificationofvegetation?(Provideadetailedaccountofthetrees&vegetationaffectedbytheproject)

3.3 Whatarethemeasuresproposedtobetakentominimizethelikelyimpactsonimportantsitefeatures(Givedetailsofproposalfortreeplantation,landscaping,creationofwaterbodiesetcalongwithalayoutplantoanappropriatescale)

About 36,367 m2 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 increaseintheatmospheric 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:Fourwheeler:3262Nos.Twowheeler:2632Nos.

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.Noise emissions are expected from variousconstructionequipmentandmachinerybutwillnotresultinanimpact.



6. AESTHETICS

6.1 Willtheproposedconstructionsinanywayresultintheobstructionofaview,scenicamenityorlandscapes?Aretheseconsiderationstakenintoaccountbytheproponents?

Theproposedlanduseofthesitewouldbemainlyresidential and 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 labourwillberecruited 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?(Givedetailsof

Yesthebuildingmaterialswithhighembodiedenergywillbeused



energyconservationmeasuresintheselectionofbuildingmaterialsandtheirenergyefficiency)

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?

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

8.4 Givedetailsofthemethodsofcollection,segregation&disposalofthegarbagegeneratedduringtheoperationphasesoftheproject.

Thebio‐degradableandnon‐biodegradablewastewillbesegregatedatsourceofwastegeneration.Solidwastegenerated:5994kg/day

9. ENERGYCONSERVATION

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

Sourceofpowersupply:MSEDCLDGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackup.

TotalEnergyConsumption

15 MW

DGSetCapacity 7470 kVA

9.2 Whattypeof,andcapacityof,powerback‐uptoyouplantoprovide?

DGSetwillbeprovidedasemergencybackupforlightingincommonareas,oneliftperbuildingandfirepumpineachbuilding.

Total 7470 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 building will be such thatmaximumuse of natural ventilation can be achieved. Thewalls, roofs and openingswill be so designed thatinfluxofheatisminimum.

9.8. Whatarethelikelyeffectsofthebuildingactivityinalteringthemicro‐climates?Provideaselfassessmentonthelikelyimpactsoftheproposedconstructiononcreationofheatisland&inversioneffects?

Heatemission from theproposedconstructioncanbefromthefollowingsources: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/C

Roof 0.409 Watts/hr/m2/C

Wall 0.44 Watts/hr/m2/C



9.10 Whatprecautions&safetymeasuresareproposedagainstfirehazards?Furnishdetailsofemergencyplans.

The fire fighting system shall compromise ofhydrant systemandportable extinguishers. Smokedetectors will be provided along with manual callpoints. External yard hydrants shall be installedaround all buildings in the complex in galvanizedsteelfirehosecabinet(weatherproof).Allexternalyard hydrants shall be at one meter height fromfinishedgroundlevelasperNationalBuildingCode.Externalfirehydrantsshallbelocatedsuchthatnoportion of any building ismore than 45m from ahydrant, and the external hydrants are notvulnerabletomechanicalorvehiculardamage.

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

A)AREASTATEMENTFORPLOT SQ.MTS.1.AREAOFPLOTASPER7/12EXTRACT 129580.002.DEDUCTIONFOR ‐‐‐‐‐a.ROADSETBACKAREA 1974.00b.PROPOSEDROAD ‐‐‐‐‐c.AREAUNDERNOTINPOSSESSION 1327.00TOTAL(a+b+c) 3301.003.BALANCEAREAOFTHEPLOT(1a‐2) 126279.004.DEDUCTIONFOR

a. 25%AMENITYOPENSPACEOF(126279.00x25%)=31569.75SQ.M.

31569.75

5.NETGROSSAREAOFTHEPLOT(3‐4a) 94709.256.RECREATIONALGROUND15%of'5' 14206.387.BALANCEAREAOFTHEPLOT(5‐6) 80502.878.ADDITIONALUPTO80%OF'3'=126279.00x80%=101023.20SQ.M.‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐A(AVAIL.D.R.(2a+4a)=1974.00+31569.75=33543.75‐‐BBALANCET.D.R.AREATOBEPURCHASEFROMOUTSIDE=(A‐B)=67479.45SQ.M.EFROM

101023.00

9.TOTALAREA(7+8) 1,81,525.8710.F.S.I.PERMISSIBLE 1.0011.F.S.I.CREDITAVAILABLEBYDEVELOPMENTRIGHTS

‐‐‐‐

12.PERMISSIBLEFLOORAREA(9x10) 1,81,525.8713.EXISTINGFLOORAREA 0.00014.PROPOSEDFLOORAREA 1,81,518.2315.TOTALPROPOSEDAREA(13+14) 1,81,518.2316.BALANCEF.S.I.AREA 7.64



ANNEXUREIIConceptualPlan

EXISTI

NG THA

NE BHI

WANDI

ROAD

COMPLEX -2

EXPERIENCE CENTER

TEMPLE-T2

TEMPLE-T3

DRAIN

DRAIN

DRAI

N

DRAI

N

30.00 M. WIDE D.P. ROAD

30.00 M. WIDE D.P. ROAD

20.00

M. WID

E D.P.

ROAD

20.00

M. WID

E D.P.

ROAD

BAYER CO

ADJ.

BAYER CO

ADJ.



BUILDINGDETAILS

BuildingNo.Building

ConfigurationHeightof

Building(m) Flats Population

ResidentialBuildinginCluster‐I

3Towerswith2levelbasement+5levelpodium+27floorswithTownhouses

92 266 1330

ResidentialBuildinginCluster‐II


92 181 905

ResidentialBuildinginCluster–III


92 246 1230

ResidentialBuildinginCluster–IV

2Towerswith2levelbasement+5levelpodium+27floors

withTownhousesand5towerswithG+27

Floors

92 994 4970

IconicTower2levelbasemet+Gr+

24floors92 21 105

Commercial2Towerswith2lvlBasement+Gr+4LvlPodium+26Floors

92 ‐ 4068

TempleComplex

2Buildingswith2LvlBasement+Gr+6

floors23 168 840

Total 1876 13,448



ANNEXUREIIILocationPlan

SiteU/R



ANNEXUREIV

WaterBalanceStatement

Particulars No.ofFlats/Units

Occupancy Population

WaterRequirementBasis(lit/day)

WaterDemandKLD

Flats 1,876 5person/flat 9380 135 1266

Commercial40,683.68

m21person/10

SqMt4068 45 183

Total 13448 1449

SewageGeneration

90%offreshwaterand100%offlushingrequirement

1359

Sludge

1%ofSewage

Generation14

RecyclingforFlushing

Flats 1,876 5person/flat 9380 45 422

Commercial40,683.68

m21person/10

SqMt4068 30 122

Total 13448 544Gardening 36,367.00 5l/m2 182

ExcessTreatedWaterinMunicipalSewerLines

619

*BasisforwatersupplyistakenfromBIS:NationalBuildingCodeofIndia2005:Part9Page19

ApplicationformforEnvironmentalClearanceProjectName:ResidentialProject,Thane


ANNEXUREV

EnvironmentalManagementPlanduringConstructionPhase

Sr.No.

EnvironmentalComponents

PredictedImpacts

ProbablesourceofImpact

MitigationMeasures Remarks

CONSTRUCTIONPHASE1. AmbientAir

QualityNegativeimpactinsideconstructionsitepremises.Nonegativeimpactoutsidesite.

Dustemissionsfromexcavation,airemissionsfrommachineryandotherconstructionactivitiesatsite.

Dustreductionmeasuressuchasroadwatering.Periodicmaintenanceofconstructionequipment.Useofgoodqualityfuels.UseofPersonalProtectiveEquipments

Impactsaretemporaryduringconstructionphase.Impactswillbeconfinedtoshortdistances,ascoarseparticleswillsettlewithintheshortdistancefromactivities.

2. Noise Negativeimpactnearnoisegenerationsourcesinsidepremises.Nosignificantimpactonambientnoiselevelsinthesurroundingarea.

NoisegeneratedfromconstructionactivitiesandoperationofconstructionequipmentandDGsets

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,waste

Reutilizationandrecyclingofconstructiondebris



fromlabourcamp.

Wastefromlabourcampswillbecollectedandcompostedonsite.Noncompostablewastewillbetransportedtolandfillsite.Topsoilwillbeconservedandusedforlandscapinginfunctionalphase.

‐

5. Aesthetics Minornegativeimpacts

ConstructionactivitiesandExcavation

Theimpactswillbecompensatedbyextensivetreeplantationandgardeningintheusephase.

Shorttermimpactrestrictedonlyintheinitialstagesofconstruction.



ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENTPLANDURINGFUNCTIONALPHASE

Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures

Remarks

FUNCTIONALPHASE

1. AmbientAirQuality

MinorNegativeimpact

ParticulateandgaseousemissionsfromDGsetsandvehiclemovement

Useoflowsulphur

goodfuel

Periodic

maintenanceofDG

sets

UseofCNG/LPGas

afuelshouldbe

encouraged.

DGsetswillbeused.

2. Noise Minornegativeimpactinsidepremises.

Noisefromvehiclemovementandoperationofdieselgeneratorsetsduringpowerfailure.

HousingofDGsets

inbuildingswith

appropriate

acoustics.

Traffic

management

measuresto

reducenoise

Appropriatetrees

whichwillactas

noisesbarriers

willbeplantedin

thepremisesand

alongroadside.

‐‐

3. Water Nosignificantadverseimpact

Oil/fuelandwastespillsinvehicleparkingarea.Dischargeofsewage.Dischargeofcontaminatedstormwater

Sewagewaterwill

betreatedand

recycled.

Rainwater

harvestingand

rechargeof

groundwater

aquiferis

proposed.

Good

housekeepingand

stormwater

managementwill

befollowed.

Recycledwaterwillbeusedforgardeningandflushingpurpose.

4. Land Nonegative Storageand Treatmentand Segregationof



Sr.No.


PredictedImpacts

ProbableSourceOfImpact

MitigationMeasures Remarks

impact disposalofsolidwastes.Dischargeofsewage.Fuelandmaterialspills.

reuseofsewage

water.

Integratedwaste

managementand

spillcontrolplan

Drygarbagewill

besentfor

recyclingandwet

garbagewillbe

composted.

dryandwetgarbagebeforewillbedonebeforedisposal.

5. Biological OverallPositiveimpact

Habitat

disturbance

Greenspaces

insidethe

premiseswillhelp

tocompensatethe

earliereffectfrom

vegetation.

Landscapingand

extensive

plantationinthe

premises.

Landscapingwill

helpinreducing

anyadverse

impactsonair

andnoise

quality.

6. Socio‐economic

Overallpositiveimpact

Increasedjobopportunityinhouseholdmaintenanceandancillaryservices.

‐‐ Positiveandlongtermimpact‐

FUNCTIONALPHASE

7.TrafficPattern

NosignificantImpact

Thecomplexislikelytoaddmoderatelytothetrafficflowconsideredduringpeakhour.

Traffic

Management

practiseswillbe

employed.

Adequateparking

spacewillbe

providedinthe

premises.

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