INDIA: Accelerating Infrastructure Investment Facility in ...

Environmental and Social Due Diligence Report

Project Number: 47083-004 December 2019

INDIA: Accelerating Infrastructure Investment

Facility in India – Tranche 3 Mytrah Vayu (Krishna) Private Limited (Part 9 of 10)

Prepared by India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited for the India Infrastructure Finance

Company Limited and the Asian Development Bank.

This environmental and social due diligence report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

s.no Stakeholder Stakeholder

Category

Objective of

Engagement

Stakeholder

Influence

Methods of Consultation and

Engagement

Frequency of

Consultations and

Engagement

requirements;

and

As per the need.

5. District

Administration

(Tehsildaar, SDO,

Patwari)

Primary

Stakeholder

Regular engagement

Participation in CSR

Activities

High Regular meetings and

participation in CSR events

Regular Meetings;

or

Monthly or as &

when required

6. Land Sellers and Land

Users

Primary

Stakeholder

To seek support if

required

Very Low Attendance in plant

functions/occasions, or seek

their support as and when

required

Meeting and

invitation in

events

7. Local Community Primary

Stakeholder

Managing and

ensuring

participation in CSR

activities.

As part of GRM.

Low Open Meetings,

Interactions with

community at Gram

Panchayat,

Sharing of CSR reports and

other documents, if

required, as part of the

disclosure mechanism and

the GRM; and

Involvement in CSR activities

As and when

required

8. Local Women Primary

Stakeholder

Managing and

ensuring


activities.

Low Meetings specific to women

o o e ’s g oups

Sharing of CSR reports and

other documents, if

As and when

required

s.no Stakeholder Stakeholder

Category

Objective of

Engagement

Stakeholder

Influence

Methods of Consultation and

Engagement

Frequency of

Consultations and

Engagement

As part of GRM. required, as part of the

disclosure mechanism and

the GRM; and


9. Agricultural

Labourers

Primary

Stakeholder

For necessary

information

Managing and

ensuring


activities.

As part of GRM.

Very

low/Non

Existent

Open Public Consultations

sharing of reports and other

documents as part of the

disclosure mechanism

(Provisioning of reports in

Hindi/local language, if

required)


As and when

required

10. Vulnerable

Community (not

affected by land

acquisition)

Secondary

Stakeholder

Managing and

ensuring


activities.

As part of GRM.

Medium Discussions, FGD, Open

meetings and consultations

with each category,

meetings as part of the GRM

and


FGDs with each

group

Provisioning of

reports in

Hindi/local

language, if

required.

11. Village Institution

(School & PHC)

Secondary

Stakeholder

Managing and

ensuring


activities

Low Discussions, Consultations

and Open Meeting and

discussions, FGDS; and

Involvement in planning and

implementation of CSR

activities

Depending upon

requirements.

H.7. Reporting and Documentation Process

Details of all the engagement activities is to be properly recorded in the form of minutes and maintained as a

stakeholder engagement database for the projects that MEIPL undertakes. Such a database would allow for

effective monitoring of the engagement process as well as ensure that the concerns and query of the

stakeholders are resolved in a timely manner. The recording process is to be carried out in a definitive manner

adhering to a framework which apart from illustrating the outcome of the meetings with the stakeholders in a

comprehensive manner provides scope for demonstrating other vital aspects of each meeting such as date,

place/ location of meeting, key participants and so on.

A Stakeholder Engagement Report consolidating the stakeholder engagement processes of multiple projects in

the solar and the wind sectors respectively may be recorded annually that may include a summary of issues

raised by stakeholders, numbers and subjects of grievances, a summary of key actions taken to address concerns,

analysis of trends in KPIs, (if any), and plans for engagement in the next period.

H.8. Information Disclosure Mechanism

One of the most important aspects of any consultation or engagement process is the process of information

disclosure. This process is not only part of certain regulatory requirements but also a requirement of the

investors in the project. The process of information disclosure can be undertaken in two manners, either

voluntary disclosure or disclosure as part of the regulatory requirements.

While regulatory disclosure involves the provisioning of information as required by the authorities and agencies

involved in the project, voluntary disclosure refers to the process of disclosing information to the various

stakeholders in a voluntary manner. The process of disclosure involves the provisioning of information in an

accessible manner (a manner which allows for easy understanding, such as in the local language) to the various

stakeholders in a project. This disclosure not only allows for trust to be build amongst the stakeholders through

the sharing of information but also allow for more constructive participation in the other processes of

consultation and resolution of grievances due to availability of accurate and timely information.

The disclosure of impact assessment reports and relevant plans is to be carried out in a manner which would

make the information available to the community in an accessible and timely manner. Some of the disclosure

related activities proposed for the future are as follows:

This would include making copies of the main reports/executive summary, available in the Panchayat offices

or the community centres and/or other locations readily accessible (through means such as pamphlets or

leaflets) to the entire community in the locally preferred language.

The provisioning of these reports and plans at the Panchayat Office or a small open meeting with the

community to notify the stakeholders of the documents being disclosed and their nature and location as well

as decide a date for receiving feedback from the community.

Another approach could be to engage the community during the various other community development

activities, including livelihood development, farmers meeting etc. These forums could also be used for the

disclosure of the information to the community;

As a part of the disclosure, the stakeholder reports or the key public consultation findings or the grievance

related records can also be made available at project office;

At minimum, such disclosure should be done on an annual basis to the various stakeholders through suitable

manner.

Public consultations can be done as and when the urgency of the situation warrants having such public

consultations.

H.9. Institutional setup for SEP Implementation

To manage its engagements with the project stakeholders and meet the objectives of stakeholder engagement,

MEIPL is required to ensure that this engagement process is given as much importance as the other project

activities as well as guarantee the availability of certain resources. To ensure compliance of the objectives with

the timeline given above, respective site incharge is overall responsible for the implementation of the same.

H.10. Monitoring and Review

The monitoring of the SEP and the efficacy of its implementation for any project are required to be carried out

as per formats devised or planned as per requirement of the project. The monitoring and reviewing schedule

can either be developed as part of the impact assessment planning and planned in commensuration with the

developed ESMP or developed standalone to meet or suffice the requirements of the project.

RAJEEV SHARMA

VP - O & M (WIND & SOLAR)

Date: 01.07.2018

BINAYAK BASU

AGM – O&M

A M SODDI – SAAKSHI

ELECTRICALS & ELECTRONICS

SURANJAN SARKAR

AVP&HEAD- QSHE&SYSTEMS

SADANAND PATIL

SR. MANAGER – O&M

(SAVALSANG)

PRAKASH SALUNKHE – AM

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

SANKARLIGHAM– SR ENGINEER

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE WTG -

GAMESA

KISHORE KUMAR

AM– QSHE & SYSTEMS

HSE

SHIVANAND P K

DM – QSHE & Systems

BOB SMITH

Director, Head – Asset Management &

Future Business

SHARAD MORE

SS INCHARGE -MYTRAH

APPROVED BY

VICE PRESIDENT – O&M

SECUTIY

SANGAPPA – SUPERVISOR

PREPARED BY

SADANAND PATIL

Savalsung Windfarm,Bijapur (KA -India)

Emergency Response Plan For internal use only

Version 00, 27 November 2017

Unrestricted © Siemens Gamesa, 2008 All Rights Reserved QEHS Management System

Savalsung Wind Farm , Version 00 Ref PH: Emergency

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Emergency Response Plan

Plan review number: 00 Date of release: 27 November 2017

Name Org Unit

Prepared by: Mr.NS Rakhesh HSE Department

Released by: Mr.Sankaralingam Site Incharge

Major changes compared to last revision New Plan

Record hard copies (Number and location).

Site Office , Warehouse, SCADA .

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power Pvt Ltd,

33/220KV Pooling Substation

Savalsung,

Horti,

Vijayapur District,

Karnataka.






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Contents Emergency Instructions ......................................................................................................................................... 1

1. INTERNAL COMMUNICATION FLOW .......................................................................................................... 3

2. SITE MAPS ................................................................................................................................................... 4

3. BEFORE INCIDENT ……………………………………………………………………………………………………6

4. BUILDING EVACUATION .............................................................................................................................. 7

4 a. Assembly Point Instructions ....................................................................................................................... 8

4 b Assembly Point Registration ......................................................................................................................... 9

5. INJURY / ILLNESS ...................................................................................................................................... 10

6. FIRE INSTRUCTION…………………………………………..……………………………………………………..11

7. ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENT……………………………………………………………………………………... 12

8. BUILDING DAMAGE. .................................................................................................................................. 13

9. CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. ................................................................................................................................. 14

10. CONTACT LIST ............................................................................................................................................ 15






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1. INTERNAL COMMUNICATION FLOW ER (Emergency response)Tasks to be performed By Employees Observing the Event.

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Assess the situation and mitigate the

risks.

Activate the Site/Location ERP

Follow the instructions in the local ERP

and notify duty holder.

Incident at Site or Location Level

EHS incidents must be reported in KRIMA EHS within 24 hrs. (see PRO 16745 KRIMA EHS Software Application.)

What to do: How to report:

ER (Emergency Response) Tasks performed by Site/Location appointed Duty holder.

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Service center Nuurenberg

If the situation develops and

the impact escalates from level 1 to 2 or 3

Assess the situation based on the impact of the incident and follow

instructions in local ERP.

Handle incident at site level.

Low Impact Level 1

Classify Incident impact

Medium Impact Level 2

High Impact Level 3

Report incident in IR@WP

For incidents <16 24 hours > 16 less than 2

hours. (see PRO-37432

Reporting of significant

incidents in IR@WP)

High impact Level 3 Medium impact Level 2 Low impact Level 1 • Fatality • Kidnapping • Extortion • Civil Unrest • Natural Disasters on site • Sabotage • Loss of location/site

• Incidents potentially resulting in significant injury / hospitalization or multiple casualties i.e. distributed to multiple treatment locations

• Simultaneous activation of more than one Emergency Response Plan within one affected Division/ Business Unit or Regional Country.

• Incidents assessed to have a negative interest of local medias.

• Equipment / IT damage with a potential to stop or significantly delay planned operation when such impact cannot be mitigated within 24 hours or involve a cost of > 10.000 - EUR.

• Industry related incident with potential to affect our operations

• Emergency Services have been called to the site

• Accident/Incident incl. Near Miss - Potential risk ≥ 16

• Risk rate all occurrences immediately!

• First aid cases

Site Duty Holder: Before calling Service center Nurenberg (+4599425550) consider answeres for these questions:

"Who is calling?

"Where did the incident happen?

"What has happened?

"How did the incident happen?

"Which actions have been initiated?

"Is the situation under immediate control (Yes /No)?

Surname? Given name? Business unit? Phone number? Org code or department?

Country? Site or location name? Other description (If relevant)? When did the incident happen (Date, Time)?

Type of incident Injury (Yes / No - which type of injury & how many injured)? Equipment damage? Other (Short description)?

Short description of circumstances in headlines and any additional important information?

Local emergency services called ( e.g. 108 )? Other local authorities notified: (e.g. Riddor, OSHA)?

(If the answer is "No" - description of details not in control - immediate assistance needed)”






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2. SITE MAPS

Area Address

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power Pvt Ltd,

33/220KV Pooling Substation

Savalsung,

Horti,

Vijayapur District,

Karnataka.






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Emergency Escape Plan Building/Office

Location of Antivenom S.No Location Contact person Contact Number

1 SCADA M.Sankaralingam 7349294330

3. BEFORE THE INCIDENT

Emergency instructions These instructions will assist you and your managers to reduce the impact of accidents.






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General safety • Use common sense, no work is so important that it cannot be done in a safe manner!

• Use your personal protective equipment (PPE)

• If in any doubt then ask your safety rep. or your manager

• Follow your work instructions

• Adhere to rules and guidance for storage of flammable items and other hazardous materials.

• Respect hot work permits

• Keep the work place tidy!

• Never block the emergency evacuation routes or exits

• Do not force fire doors to stay open!

• Be careful with open flames/fire

• Switch off lights and electrical equipment which are not in use

• Check where first aid kits, eye flushes, absorbent materials and firefighting equipment are stored as well as their correct use

• Regularly check storages for leaks

• Report irregularities

• Report all accidents, incidents and near misses – without the reports no lessons are learned and your workplace won’t get safer

• ASK!!!

Refresh these instructions with all new members of staff, when they start in a new area, if you are unsure or if there has been an accident!

Walk through the emergency evacuation route(s) – you won’t have time to study these instructions during an accident!

Be sure you know where the assembly point is located!

4. BUILDING EVACUATION

• When an alarm is activated everybody must immediately leave their position and follow the designated evacuation route and emergency exit to the assembly point.






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• Do not take anything with you, o Except for a coat if it is safe to do so, – But only if you have it within reach o Personal medication & keys, laptop and PKI – But only if you have it within reach

• On your way out: o To the extent possible stay together in groups from where you evacuate o Close doors and windows o To the extent possible ensure that no persons are left back in the building. o When you reach the assembly point stay together in groups from where you evacuated o Try to obtain overview of individuals from you group/work area and report to the assembly point leader.






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4 a. Assembly Point Instructions

• First arriving capable individual on the assembly point will take function as Assembly Point Leader until a senior manager arrives and confirms that he/she can take over.

o Assembly Point Leader wears an orange vest

• The Assembly Point Leader is responsible for discipline and actions taken at the assembly point during the evacuation.

• The Assembly Point Leader can appoint helpers (usually taken from the Emergency Response Team) to cordon off, provide first aid etc.

o Helpers wear yellow vests

• Assembly Point Leader ensures that: o Helpers are placed to prevent unauthorized access to the evacuated area o Helpers are placed to prevent unauthorized access to the reception

• Each team will check that all members of their team have been evacuated. o Missing persons must be reported to the assembly point leader, o Assembly Point Leader communicates this to the rescue services (including where the missing person(s)

were last seen)

• If people (e.g. because they could not be moved/were injured) have been left behind o the assembly point leader must be informed of their location and condition

• If the primary assembly point is compromised for any reason the assembly point leader must identify alternative assembly point and foresee relocation of all evacuees.

• The assembly point leader is responsible for: o Communication with Emergency service supporting the incident. o Calling off the evacuation o Nominating individuals as assembly point assistants.






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4 b Assembly Point Registration

Location of accident/incident Assembly Point Leader: Area Time reported clear Person(s) left behind Comments

Individuals not accounted for (missing): 1

5

2 6

3 7






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5.INJURY / ILLNESS

STOP THE ACCIDENT

• Consider hazards / risks / own safety • Stop the machines/processes • Switch off electricity • Consider if you have to move the casualty to a safer location

NOTE! IN SOME CASES YOU NEED TO RAISE THE ALARM BEFORE ADMINISTERING FIRST AID

LIFESAVING FIRST AID • Raise alarm by shouting • Check for signs of life (see/feel/listen) • Check for consciousness/breathing • Call an ambulance if required • Free airways (possibly rescue breathing) • Stop major bleedings • Provide ordinary first aid • Monitor the injured person • Ensure that guide has been sent out to meet the ambulance

ALARM • Call 108 / 102 / 08352-270009 • Inform: Who you are and the phone number you are calling from • Request for ambulance • Savalsung wind farm, Horti, 33/220KV SS, Bijapur (KA- India), • Casualties and persons at risk • The Alarm Central will inform you when the conversation is over! • When the ambulance have been requested the Security Guards shall be called/

informed

NON-EMERGENCY REQUESTS FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

• Continue First Aid • Approch nearst hospital • Seek the Advice from medical practitioner • If required take support from site Manager / safety Officer • Inform: Who you are and the phone number you are calling from and inform that we

are coming with an injured person as well as type of injuries.

INFORM/ALARM • In case of an accident the Site Manager / Safety Officer should be called/ informed

ASSEMBLY POINT • During larger accidents it will be beneficial to evacuate the area to create space for our ERT and the rescue services

GUIDE FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

• Send guide to receive emergency services at the main gate/point of contact • Bring site plans, floor plans, keys and data sheets

OTHER INFORMATION AND CONSIDERATIONS

• Only company approved spokesperson communicate with the press • Gather information (Notes / photos) for the investigation without disturbing the scene






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6.FIRE INSTRUCTION(

Assess the situation – raise the alarm

FIRE FIGHTING Use the fire extinguishers, fire blankets etc. if safe. The Fire Brigade must be informed even though the fire was put out.

ALARM • Alart manual call point / Siren • Call 108 /101 / 08352-270160 • Inform: Who you are and the phone number you are calling from • There is a fire at: • Savalsung wind farm, Horti, 33/220KV SS, Bijapur (KA- India), • Where the fire is observed • What is on fire • Casualties and persons at risk

The Alarm Central will inform you when the conversation is over!

RESCUE/ EVACUATE • Evacuate immediately when you hear the alarm – never await verification • The ABA Supervisor is responsible for possible verifications (it can be the guard or the

caretaker)

ASSEMBLY POINT • See the site plan

INFORM/ALARM (FOR ALL ALRMS AND FALSE ALARMS)

• In case of an accident the Security Guards / Site Manager should be called/ informed

MAKE AREA SAFE • Close doors and windows • Switch off ventilation and machinery • Switch off fuel supplies etc. • Remove gas bottles • Evacuate/cordon off • Do not re-enter the building without permission from the Assembly Point Leader

GUIDE EMERGENCY

SERVICES

• Send guide to receive emergency services at the main gate/point of contact. • Bring site plans, floor plans, keys and data sheets

OTHER INFORMATION

AND CONSIDERATIONS

• Only the company approved spokesperson communicates with the press • Cordoning off will be done by the fire department. • Take notes / photos to prepare for the investigation of the accident






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7. Environmental incident

Gain overview – Consider if it’s necessary to make an alarm

STOP THE ACCIDENT • Shut off taps and valves. • Shut of electrical power, stop engines etc. • Cover drain gratings / Restrain for spill with ”cat litter” or other suitable material.

CHECK • Inform the Site Manager: • What type of emission? • Look up the safety data sheet and additional information • What is the extent / what is the risk? • Wear suitable PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) • Use absorption material- / collection equipment to limit chemical spill,

ALARM • Call to Site Manager • Inform: Who you are and the phone number you are calling from • Savalsung wind farm, Horti, 33/220KV SS, Bijapur (KA- India), • and location where the accident has happen. • What type of spill, and if the emission is to: air, soil or water. • If there are injured persons, or any persons or animals in danger. • The Alarm Center will inform you when the conversation is over!

RESCUE/ EVACUATE • Push fire button if evacuation of area is necessary. • Evacuate immediately when you hear the alarm – never await verification. • The ABA Supervisor is responsible for possible verifications

ASSEMBLY POINT • See site plan

INFORM/ALARM (FOR ALL

ALRMS AND FALSE ALARMS) • In case of an accident the site Manager shall be called/ informed

MAKE AREA SAFE

(Always consider own

safety!)

• Close doors and windows • Switch off machines • Switch off fuel supplies etc. • Remove gas bottles • Evacuate/cordon off • Do not re-enter the area without permission from the assembly point leader

ROAD MAP • Send guide to receive emergency services at the main gate/point of contact. Bring site plans, floor plans, keys and data sheets.

OTHER INFORMATION

AND CONSIDERATIONS • Only the company approved spokesperson communicates with the press • Do you require extra help for cordoning off? • Make initial registrations (notes / photos) for the investigation of the accident






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8. BUILDING DAMAGE.

Assess the situation – think of own safety before acting!

Structural damage Flooding Power failure. (Always consider own safety!)

• Impact assessment - consider: • Stop/prevent the accident/incident

o Risks / Hazards o Switching off power/machines o Prevent damage to property o During storms – open windows doors in the lee side and cover damage in

the wind side o Evacuation/cordoning off o Impact on the production o Invoking Business Continuity Plan o Sending guide to main gate/point of contact o Need for (extra) security guards

• Call in: o Facilities / building contractors o Contractor with pumps / generators o Emergency services o Alarm System Supervisor

• Check: o Service Level Agreement (SLA) with our service providers o That we are given appropriate priority o If we need to escalate call out o Insurance

INFORM/ALARM (FOR

ALARMS AND FALSE ALARMS) • Facility Service on duty phone and Site Manager / Security Guards shall be called/

informed

GUIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES

• Send guide to receive emergency services at the main gate/point of contact. • Bring site plans - floor plans - keys - data sheet

ITEMS FOR THE SITUATION REPORT

• Injuries to person(s) • Building damage • Impact(s) on the environment • Production • Risks and hazards • Where, when, what, who, how Actions (initiated/planned) • Who has been informed so far?

OTHER INFORMATION AND CONSIDERATIONS

• Only the company approved spokesperson communicates with the press • Do you require extra help for cordoning off, the authority will take care of it. • Make initial registrations for the investigation of the accident






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9. CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.

Assess the situation – think of own safety!

Burglary/Trespassing • Assess the situation and do not get involved/ contact the culprit on less this can be done absolutely safely.

• Observe the situation and call local police • Call Siemens Gamesa Security • Take notes / photos • If safe stay with in observation distance and await arrival of police/ security

Suspicious object • Do not touch or move the object • Evacuate the building / area • Call local police • Call Siemens Gamesa security • Do not reenter the building before access is released by police

MOB THREAT






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10. CONTACT LIST

24/7 contact option

Security Guards at site office (24/7)

Security Guards

Other relevant contacts for Savalsung wind farm

Name Department Phone Mobile E-mail (optional)

M.Sankaralingam Site Incharge 7349294330 [email protected]

Manikandan Emergency Spoke

Person 8072254400

MANIKANDAN.VENKADACHALAM@siem

ensgamesa.com

Sadanad P Site Manager -

MYTRAH 9880917070 Sadanand M [email protected]

S.Selvan Emergency Spoke

Person 9901310998 [email protected]

NS Rakhesh SAFETY OFFICER 9972998758 [email protected]

S.SIVAKUMAR REGIONAL HEAD,KA 9880985457 [email protected]

Pani Martin InCharge -M/S

Aarudhra 9894564166 [email protected]

FIRE STATION BIJAPUR 08352-270160

AMBULANCE BIJAPUR 102/108

GOVT.HOSPITAL HORTI 08422-283809

Primary health centrer BIJAPUR 08352-270009

BLOOD BANK BIJAPUR 08352-253604

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Sample description Drirkinr W.t.r Co[.ct d .i CMCBrildirB Mode ofPackine

Appearance of the Sample Clear Liluid Sarple condition of testinS Found OkSample collection date 06.1 t.20t8 Satrple Quantiry I ltrSarnple Coll€.tior Time 02:30 pm Analysis stanins d.le 08 I I 20t8Sample Registrarion dare 08.1 I 2018 Amlysis Complerion dale 12.1t.2018Sarple colle.led by VISON LABS

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I pH st 250C lS:1025 pdn ll 1983 RA-2012 1.47 6.5-8.52 Turbidnv IS:3025 Pan l0 1984 RA-200? NTU -:1.0 5-I0l Conducliviry al 2 5!f' IS:3025 Psn l4 1984 P.A-2013

4 TotalSusDmdcd Solids IS: 1025 Pafl l? 1984 RA-2012 <1.0

Tolal DBsolv.d Solids lS:3025 Pan l6 l9E4 RA-2fi)6 50u-?000

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7 ISr3025 pan 08 1984 RA-2002

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CHEMI(]AL PARAMETELSToGl Alkllinitv ss CaCOr ISr3025 P.n 2l l986.fA-2003 m,f,{! 20

l0 Chlorid.s as Cl' rS:3025 Pan 32 I98f. RA'20()9 rn!"q- l5 250 - t000

o)sll 66 200 - .100ll Subhares &s SO. : IS:1025 Pan 24 l986,RA-2003

Nirrates as NOr lS: lll2J Psn l4 1988 RA-2001 nPtL o6 40 - r00t2

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m.slL ?o 200 600l4 Total Hardness as CaCOI IS: lO25 Prn 2 I 2iI)9

mp'I- 40 '75 - 2Nt5. Calcium as Ca lS: 3025 Pan40 l99l-RA-2009

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$F/L 04t8. Poussium as K IS:1025 Pan 45 1993 RA-2009

-0 004 t- t.5lS:1025 Pan 60 2008 m!I/{-l9 Fluorides as F

mp4- .:0 04 0.1- IIS:1025 Part 53 2003, RA-200320<0 001 0.00t - 0.002ms,1-2t Phenolic Compounds AIHA 23d Ediriotr 5330D

,J:,all- .0 001 0 005IS 3025 Pan 27 198622 Cvanide as CNo2ms/L <0.001lS 3025 Part 26 198623 Residual Chlorine as CI

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Work Order No 91000(}6841

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ModeofPacking Pet bolle

Appearance of lhe Sanple Clear Liruid Saryle condition of resting

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t4 Tolal Hardncss as CaCOr IS:1025Fan2l2Ul9 nltlL t0 200 600

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lSr 1025 Pan 46 1994, RA-2003 nc|,- 2.1 .10 100l6 Magn€sium as Mg

l7 Sodiun as Na IS:1025 Pan 45 1993 RA-2009 rnp,lL 4.0

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Appearance of lhe Sarple Clear Liquid Sampl€ condition of resring Found OkSample coUection dale 06.I1.20I8 Sarple Quantiry lhrSanple Collection Time l:30 pm Analysis slanina dare 08. t I 2018

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Total Dissolvcd Solids IS:1025 Pan 16 1984 RA-2m6 nell- J00-2000a IS:3025 Pan4 l98l RA-20fi,7 IS:1025 psn olJ l9E4 RA-2002x Odor IS:1025 pon05 1983

CHtrMICAL PARAMEl'ER5Total AlkaliDftv as CaCOI IS:3025 Pon 23 l9tl6. RA-2003 mg,/L 20

l0 Chlo.ides as Cl' IS:3025 Pan32 198,1. RA-2txl9 mCrl- :s 250 - t 000

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l.l Phosphates a5 PO{ IS:3025 Pan 3l 1988. RA-2001 mp{: <0 02

t4 Total Hardness as CaCOI IS:1015 Pan 2l 2ul, ms{: :0 200 600

l5 Calcium as Ca IS: 3025 Pd 40 1991. RA-2009 ms/L ,10 '75 ,20016. Magnesium as Mr ISi1025 Pld 46 1994. RA-2Ui3 m,atr 2.4 30 - t00t7 Sodium as Na ISr3025 Prn 45 l!93. RA-2m9 tl,r.E/L I8.4

l8 Potassium as K IS:1025 Pan45 1991. RA-2{x), n.stL 02.

l9 Fluorides as F IS:3025 Pan 60 2008 md- <0.00.t 1 15

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