99th Meeting of The SEAC (14-15.02.2013) PDF

Proceedings of the 99th Meeting of the State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC), Karnataka held on 14th &
15th February 2013. 14th February 2013 Members present in the meeting: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dr. S. Ganjigatti Dr. B. S. Jai Prakash Dr. S.K. Gali Dr. Usha. N. Murthy Dr. Bela Zutshi Sri. M.B. Girish Dr. M.H. Balakrishnaiah Chairman Member Member Member Member Member Secretary
The Secretary, SEAC welcomed the Chairman and the Members present. The Committee after deliberations decided the following: 1. The Committee resolved to request SEIAA to take up the issue of covering the automobile and related ancillary industries; the cotton textile industries etc which are not covered at present under the EIA Notification, 2006 as they are generate substantial pollutants. 2. The Committee also decided that the project proponent who has signed Form-1 should attend the SEAC meetings instead of sending an authorized person in view of (i) variations have observed in some cases with respect to signature of proponent on application and on authorization letter creating doubts on the authenticity (ii) authorized person not in a position to take certain decisions on behalf of the project proponent. 3. The committee observed that construction projects not having the BWS&SB NOC/Scientific assessment of water source of Gram Panchayath have also been listed contrary to the decision taken in the 97th SEAC meeting. The secretary informed that during scrutiny this aspect has not been checked thoroughly and henceforth it will be taken care. 4. The Committee also perused and deliberated the OM dated 07.02.2013 issued by MoEF, GoI regarding the clarification that the O. M dated 20.09.2011 is applicable to the mining leases of iron ore in Districts of Bellary, Tumkur and Chitradurga and the O. M. dated 20.09.2011 is not applicable to the mining lease of other minerals including minor minerals. 5. Regarding allowing the consultants(petitioners) who have brought stay given by Hon'ble High Court of Karnataka in W. P. No. 1530-1531/2012 (GM-RES) against the operation of OM dated 02.12.2009, 18.03.2010 and 28.06.2010 issued by the MoEF, GoI, regarding mandatory accreditation of environmental consultants from NABET/QCI, the Committee noted that Hon'ble High Court has disposed of the application of the respondents(MoEF, GoI) for vacating the stay order confining the stay order to the petitioners only in its order dated 10.04.2012. The Committee therefore decided to allow the petitioners in their individual capacity on case to case basis.
Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting
Date: 14th & 15th February 2013.
6. The Committee approved the check list prepared on industrial projects based on the suggestions/correction made by the SEAC members through e-mail and orally in todays meeting as was done in case of construction and mining/quarrying project checklists. 7. In respect of proposals for environmental clearance for industrial areas by KIADB, the Committee suggested KIADB to put up 33 % greenery at the formation level design stage itself by making suitable provisions and they should also see that the provisions are not violated. 8. In respect of proposals for environmental clearance for industrial areas with residential plots by KIADB, the Committee suggested that KIADB while making allotments should put a condition in their allotment letters that individual allottees are required to provide greenery and rainwater harvesting in their plots. Further, the KIADB also to provide adequate greenbelt buffer between industrial sites and residential plots. Status of ToR & Non ToR cases:
Details of Proposals in SEAC as on 13.02.2013 ToR Non ToR cases Appraised in Appraised SEAC & in SEAC & decided to decided to Appraised in recommend recall/ SEAC and Fresh to SEIAA reconsider ToRs issued Cases after after to PP obtaining obtaining information information from PP from PP 9 9 27 26 28 1 19 8 7 5 24 28 44 15 70 62
Category
Placed in SEAC for appraisal but PP absent 9 3 3 15
Total (Non ToR)
Grand Total (Non ToR + ToR)
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MINING Total
71 31 60 162
80 59 67 206
Proposals placed in the 99th SEAC meeting dated: 14-15.02.2013 Category CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MINING Total ToR Cases 2 5 7 Non ToRs Cases 27 12 39 Total 29 17 46
Details of balance proposals (NoN -ToR Cases) after 99th SEAC meeting dated: 14-15.02.2013 Category Fresh Cases Placed in the 99th SEAC (Non ToR cases) Balance 4 CONSTRUCTION 26 22 3 INDUSTRY 8 5 MINING Total 34 27 7
The Secretary, SEAC placed all the concerned files before the Chairman and Committee members for appraisal, deliberation and decision. Page 2 of 82
Agenda-1: Files placed for decision on closure. (A) The Committee discussed the status of the files placed before the Committee in detail and decided to recommend to SEIAA for closure.
Sl. No. SEIAA FILE No. NAME OF THE PROJECT NAME OF THE PROJECT PROPONENT DATE OF RECEIPT STATUS ToRs issued on 15.06.2010. Reminder issued on 24.01.2011. 2-year time limit for submission of EIA expires on 14.06.2012 as stipulated in EIA notification Placed in 88th SEAC meeting dated 2425/08/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for closure. File referred back from SEIAA. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to recall the PP after obtaining info. (EIA) Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. Information not received till date. Information sought from PP on 04/06/2010 Reminder sent on 05/04/2011 Information not received from PP. Placed to SEAC on 17-18/06/2011 for closure. Sent to SEIAA for closure. File referred back from SEIAA Placed in the 74th SEAC meeting dated 16-17/09/2011 and subject was deferred as the project proponent was absent. Placed in the 75th SEAC meeting dated 14-15/10/2011 and decided to recommend to SEIAA after obtaining info. Information sought from project proponent on 29/10/2011 and information not received. Placed in 81st SEAC meeting on 7/04/2012 for closure and Committee decided to give final chance to the PP. Final reminder issued on 18/04/2012 Information received on 18.05.2012. Placed in 84th SEAC meeting dated 2223/06/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC Sent to SEIAA for EC. File referred back from SEIAA. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on
SEIAA 49 CON 2009
Construction of Residential Apartment & Villas, Adders Palm Retreat, Doddakanahalli Village, Vartur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore.
M/s. Adarsh Developers, # 10, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore - 560 001.
06.08.2009
Residential Apartments, Kadirenahalli Village, Uttarahalli Hobli, Bangalore South Taluk.
M/s. Adarsh Developers, # 10, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore - 560001.
21.05.2010
SEIAA 51 CON 2010
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Date: 14th & 15th February 2013. 17/12/2012 Information not received till date. Information sought from PP on 19/11/2011. Placed in 78th SEAC meeting on 67/01/2012 and decided to issue ToRs for EIA studies. Placed in 79th SEAC meeting dated 910/02/2012 decided to issue ToRs for EIA studies. ToRs issued on 27.02.2012. EIA submitted on 27.04.2012. Placed in 84th SEAC meeting dated 22-23/06/2012 and decided to recall the PP after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 03/07/2012 and information not submitted. Placed in 86th SEAC meeting dated 2021/07/2012 and decided to recall the PP after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 01/08/2012 and information received.. Placed in 88th SEAC meeting dated 2425/08/2012 and the subject was deferred to next SEAC meeting for want of time. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. Information not received till date. Placed in 82nd SEAC meeting on 2728/04/2012 and decided to issue ToRs for EIA studies Placed in 88th SEAC meeting dated 2425/08/2012 and subject deferred as the project proponent was absent. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. Information not received till date.
Mix Use Development at Sy. No. 1A/6 (P), 1A/7, 1A/9, 1A/10, 1A16 (P), 1A/17, 1A/18, 1A/19 (P), 1A/22 (P) & 1B/41(P), Jakkur Plantation Village, Yelahanka Hobli, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore
SEIAA 183 CON 2011
Sri K. C. Gupta, M/s. Abhishek Developers Pvt. Ltd., Mantri House, # 41, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore 560 001.
05.11.2011
SEIAA 49 CON 2012
Mixed Development Project consisting of commercial space & residential units, Sy. Nos. 33/1, 33/2, 33/3 of Chikkakannalli Village, sy. Nos.26/2, 27/2A, 27/2B of Doddakannalli village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Sarjapur Main Road, Bellandur Ward No. 150, Bangalore.
Sri Vijay Reddy, Managing Director, M/s SJR Prime Corporation Pvt. Ltd., SJR Primus, # 1 Koramangala Industrial Area, 7th Floor, 7th Block, Hosur Road, Bangalore -560 095.
29.02.2012
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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting Agricultural Market and Commercial Complex, Sy.No. 5/1 , 5/2A, 6/1, 6/2, 6/3, 7/1, 7/2B, 8/1A, 14/1A, 15/1, 15/2, 14/2 13/1, 13/2A, 13/3, 13/4, 7/2A, 6/4, 14/1B of Byatarayanapur a Village, Yelahanka Hobli, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore Urban District. Residential Apartments, Plot no 92/3 and 93/3, Panathur village, Varthur Hobali, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District. Residential Apartment, Sy.no.48/1, Kudlu Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Bangalore Urban District. M/s Sobha Assets Pvt. Ltd., SarjapurMarthahalli Outer Ring Road (ORR), Devarabisanagalli, Bellandur Post, Bangalore- 560103.
Date: 14th & 15th February 2013. Placed in 86th SEAC meeting dated 2021/07/2012 and decided to issue ToRs for EIA studies. ToRs issued on 08.08.2012 and EIA submitted on 24.09.2012. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. Information not received till date.
SEIAA 121 CON 2012
25.06.2012
SEIAA 126 CON 2012
B.S.R. Constructions, Plot No.K-4, 4th Floor, Block II, Alpine Meadows Apartment, 1st Main, Vignan Nagar, New Thippasandra Post, Bangalore-75.
04.07.2012
Sri P.R. Sampath Kumar, Sy.no.48/1, Kudlu Village, Sarjapur Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District.
SEIAA 166 CON 2012
31.08.2012
10
SEIAA 197
"Pride Sky Ville",
Sri. G.R.Nataraj, M/s Pride group, G-
30.10.2012
Placed in 86th SEAC meeting dated 2021/07/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 01/08/2012. The proponent has requested for 30 days time for submission. However, he has informed that he is revising his plan vide letter dated 25.09.2013. Placed in 92nd SEAC meeting dated 20/10/2012 and subject deferred Placed in 92nd SEAC meeting dated 20/10/2012 and subject deferred information. Information sought from PP on 05/11/2012 and information received on 25.10.2012. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. The proponent has submitted the information on 04.01.2013. Clarifications sought vide letter dated 10.01.2013 on proponents signature variation and also to submit NOC from BWS&SB within 15 days, which is not yet submitted so far. Placed in 95th SEAC meeting dated 1415/12/2012 and decided to reconsider
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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting CON 2012 Residential Apartment, Sy.no.35/3, Doddakallasand ra Village, Uttarahalli Hobli, Bangalore 11th KM, Kanakapura Road, J.P.Nagar, 9th Phase, Bangalore 560062. Mirrin - Eco Friendly Greenery Hotel, M/s Alpine Hospitality Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. 13-A, Bengaluru IT Park, Near Bengaluru International Air Port, Arebinnamanga la village, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore 562129. 2, Pride Elite, No.10 Museum Road, Bangalore - 560001.
Date: 14th & 15th February 2013. the proposal after obtaining info. Information sought from PP 02/01/2013. Information not received till date.
on
SEIAA 46 CON 2012
Sri V.P.Pavamana, General Manager, M/s Alpine Hospitality Pvt. Ltd.,
22.02.2012
Placed in 83rd SEAC meeting dated 2525/5/2012 and subject was deferred as the proponent was absent and also the proponent vide letter dated: 23.05.2012 has informed of his decision to hold and revisit the project due to resent developments and redesign. The project proponent has not so far submitted the information.
(B) The Committee after deliberations decided the following individual decision on the files placed below:
Group Housing project, Sy. No. 29/1, 30/3, 31/5, 32/2, 32/3, 33/1, 33/2, 34/1, 34/2, 35/1, 35/2, 42/2, 43/1, 43/2, 43/3, Rachenahalli village, K.R.Puram Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore. Placed in the 76th SEAC mtg dated 11/11/2011 and decided to issue ToRs for preparation of EIA. ToRs issued on 02.11.2011. EIA received on 30.06.2012. Placed in 83rd SEAC meeting dated 2525/5/2012 and subject deferred as the circulation material is not received by some of the members. Placed in 86th SEAC meeting dated 2021/07/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 01/08/2012. The subject was reconsidered in the 88th SEAC meeting dated 24-25/08/2012 and decided to obtain site inspection report from the subcommittee. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 23-
Sri Kailash Gupta, AVP-Planning, M/s Mantri Technology Constellations Pvt. Ltd., Mantri House, # 41, Vittala Malya Road, Bangalore560001.
SEIAA 155 CON 2011
29.09.2011
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Date: 14th & 15th February 2013. 24/11/2012 and decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012 and information not received. Placed in 97th SEAC meeting dated 1819.01.2013 and the subject was deferred since the project proponent has not circulated the required information as per this office letter dated 17.12.2012. Information not received till date. The Committee decided to get the required information within 15 days and place it before next SEAC. Placed in 92nd SEAC meeting dated 20/10/2012 and subject deferred Placed in 92nd SEAC meeting dated 20/10/2012 and subject deferred information. Information sought from PP on 05/11/2012 and information received on 25.10.2012. Placed in 93rd SEAC meeting dated 2324/11/2012 and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for EC after obtaining info. Information sought from PP on 17/12/2012. The proponent has submitted the information on 02.01.2013. Clarification sought on 10.01.2013 regarding variation in proponents signature. Information submitted on 06.02.2013. Further clarification sought from PP on proponents signature again vide letter dated 13.02.2013 giving 15 days time upto 28.02.2013. However, in view of the project proponents different signature on documents submitted, the Committee decided to request the PP to come personally and clarify his signature variation before SEAC.
Residential Apartment, Sy.no.22/1E, 22/2A, Kaikondarahalli Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District.
Sri. B.C.Jayarama Reddy S/o Mr.B.Chikka Gurappa Reddy, Residenting at No.11, 1st Cross, MICO Layout, BTM 2nd Stage, Bangalore - 560076.
2 SEIAA 165 CON 2012 31.08.2012
Agenda-2: EIA Presentation for Appraisal: 1. Construction Project: "Proposed IT/ITES Office Buildings" Project at Sy. No. 31/1, Chikkakannelli Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore of M/s. RGA Infrastructure, (SEIAA 184 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Sunil Reddy (Director-Projects) M/s. Aqua Tech Enviro Engineers
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M/s. RGA Infrastructure have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed IT/ITES Office Building project at Survey No 31/1, Chikkakannelli Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore under 8(b) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 490 Crores. The project site is located in IT/ITES Zone as per the Revised Master Plan 2015. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 68,947.781 Sqm; Total built up area 3,19,174.891 Sqm. Project consists of 4 Blocks. Block 1 consists of Ground Floor + Basement Floor & 11 Upper Floors, Block 2 with Ground Floor + Basement Floor & 10 Upper Floors, Block 3 with Ground Floor + Basement Floor & 9 Upper Floors, Block 4 with Ground and 11 Upper Floors and Food Court with Ground Floor & 1 Upper Floor. Landscape area: 21,819.94Sqm (33.09% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 1068 KLD; source of water: Halnayakanahalli Grama panchayath. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity of excavated earth: 2,35,000 Cum; backfilling quantity: 36,000 Cum; landscaping quantity: 25,000Cum; Hardscaping and formation activities within the project site: 5,000 Cum; Balance quantity 1,69,000 Cum disposed through brick manufacturer. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 855 KLD, treated in proposed STP of design capacity 880 KLD (440 KLDX 2 Nos); Sludge generated: 317 kg/day used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 6341 kg/day; Organic waste: 3805 kg/day treated in organic convertor and product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 2536 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Requirement: 18 MVA from BESCOM; Backup Power: DG sets of 12X2250 KVA; Parking: 3857 Numbers. Project surrounding details: Bannerughatta National Park 22km, Doddakannelli Kere 1.70km towards North-East direction, Hodasiddapura Kere 1.20 km towards south. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The consultant brought to the notice of the Committee regarding the stay orders given by the Honble High Court of Karnataka in WP. No. 15575/2012 (GM-RES): (K. R. Sree Harsha Vs. Union of India represented by MoEF, GoI & DFEE, GoK) on 15.05.2012 against the operation of OM dated 02.12.2009, 18.03.2010 and 28.06.2010 issued by the MoEF, GoI, regarding mandatory accreditation of environmental consultants from NABET/QCI. In view of this, the Committee decided to allow environmental consultants for making presentation/preparation of EIA irrespective of their accreditation status till the stay is vacated. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The project proponent informed that the height of the building is 48.2 m (maximum) and the ROW in front of the project site is 25 m which is proposed for 32m widening. The nearest fire station is 3.9km away. The Committee after deliberation decided to issue model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs for preparation of Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) study by the project proponent: 1. Hydro geomorphological report with reference to competitive users requirements. Page 8 of 82
2. Traffic management study along with peak hour dated photographs. The proponent has submitted the EIA on 31.01.2013 with response to ToRs issued on 11.01.2013. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the EIA. The proponent informed that there are no water bodies within 1 km radius from the project site. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 20 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Clarification on the RoW in front of the project site as per CDP as to whether it is 32 m or 45 m (copy of CDP extract to be submitted). 2. Revised water balance chart along with calculations. 3. Copy of agreement with brick manufacturers for disposal of 1,60,000 Cum of excess earth 4. Traffic details for scenario after road widening. 5. MOU with brick manufactures for disposal of excess excavated earth. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
2. Industrial Project: Development of Vasanthanarasapura 1st Phase at Giriyanahalli, Nagenahalli, Vasanthanarasapura, Kempanadodderi, Thimmarajanahalli, Tumkur District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (SEIAA 4 IND 2013) Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: Smt. J. Suma, Joint Director, KIADB M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project Development of Industrial Estate (Phase-I) such as IT/BT, Precision and Electronic Industries, Garments and Food Processing and General Engineering Industries at Giriyanahalli, Nagenahalli, Vasanthanarasapura, Kempanadodderi, Thimmarajanahalli Village, Tumkur Taluk and District, Karnataka under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Coast: Rs. 6675 Lakhs. No. of workers: 3500. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 316.68 Ha (782.2 Acres). Land Use: Production Blocks 469.32 Acres; Amenities, Utility, Parks and Roads 234.66 Acres; 15mt buffer (Green Belt): 78.22 Acres; (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 5MLD sourced from Hemavathi Canal & will be pumped to Kuppur Tank. Power: Total power requirement: 4MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 1X2500KVA DG Set. Natural drainage shall be maintained through construction of suitable culverts/diversion works etc. hazardous wastes will be sent to the authorized TSDF facilities for treatment and disposal. Page 9 of 82
Project surrounding Details: Reserved Forests: Badavanahalli Reserve forest (RF) 6km; Madhugiri RF 10km; Anakasandra RF 8km and Kolika RF 9km. Lakes/Tanks: Annenahalli Lake- 12km; Hebbaka Lake- 10km; Oorkere Lake 10km and Kallepulaga Lake 1.5km Nearest village: Kaidala 9.5km; Gubbi 7.5km and Ammanaghatta 9km. Others: NH 4 (Bengaluru Pune) and NH-48 pass through Tumkur district; NH 206 & NH 73 (By Pass). The subject was considered in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18th & 19th January 2013 and the proponent vide letter dated 04.01.2013 have submitted that Terms of Reference (ToRs) was obtained from MoEF, GoI for preparation of EIA on 20.11.2009 and public hearing was conducted on 12.01.2012 and final EIA was present at before 116th meeting of EAC held on 19th to 21st September 2012. During the meeting the EAC suggested to seek environmental clearance from SEIAA since the total extent area of the project is less than 500 hectares and no category A industry is involved. The Committee after deliberations decided to obtain updated EIA and recall the proponent for presentation during the next SEAC meeting. Updated EIA was presented by the proponent. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: As land details are not provided by the proponent, the Committee expressed that the application should be made only after possession of the land to avoid litigation and delay in execution of project. Also, the preparatory works of lay out formation should be only after prior EC is obtained. Proponent informed the Committee that the land acquisition Notification is issued and copies of land details would be furnished. It was noticed by the Committee that the area ear marked for greenery is only 18 % as parks. Therefore, the Committee insisted that there should be buffer zone at periphery of the layout with trees to bring over all percentage of green belt to not less than 33% of the total area. The proponent informed that the green belt area is exclusive of the mandatory greenbelt area (33%) to be maintained by individual industries. Water balance chart was with errors and corrections were suggested. Proponent informed in the meeting that there would be separate pipe lines for carrying treated water and water supplied from main source (Hemavathy River) for efficient use of recycled water. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have Green & Orange category industries and if in future for any red category industry to be established, the hazardous wastes may have to be carried to common TSDF facility. The proponents were informed by the Committee that if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry require to obtain a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. Proponents informed the Committee that they are providing toilet facilities in the nearby villages as Corporate Social Responsibility. The proponents were
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asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Revised water balance chart along with calculation. 2. Land possession record. 3. Water requirement for domestic and industry along with source of water. 4. Social commitment plan along with work details, time frame and budget allocated. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
3. Industrial Project: Harohalli 2nd Stage Industrial Area at Harohalli, Medamaranahalli, Hullugondanahalli, Bannikuppe Devarakagalahalli, Ramanagara District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (SEIAA 5 IND 2013) Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: Smt. J Suma, Joint Director. M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project Development of Industrial Estate (Phase II) such as IT/BT, Precision and Electronic Industries, Garments and Food Processing and General Engineering Industries at Sy.No. of Harohalli Village, Kanakapura Taluk, Ramanagara District, Karnataka under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Coast: Rs. 50.34 Crores. No. of workers: 3500. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 371.90 Ha (918.59 Acres). Barren Land with degraded shrub in most of the area, while some land is also converted by agricultural activity. Land Use: Production Blocks 551.154 Acres; Amenities, Utility, Parks and Roads 275.577 Acres; 15mt buffer (Green Belt): 91.859 Acres; (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 5MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. Power: Total power requirement: 4MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 1X2500KVA DG Set. Natural drainage shall be maintained through construction of suitable culverts/diversion works etc. hazardous wastes will be sent to the authorized TSDF facilities for treatment and disposal. Project surrounding Details: Reserved Forests: Handigundi State Forest (SF) 7km; Handigundi Reserve Forest (RF) 6.5km; Bannanthimari RF 10km; Bantanal SF- 12km; Dence Mixed Jungle 11km; Aradikkal SF 9.5km and Ganagadharan Gudda RF 6km. Lakes/Tanks: Chikkasadenahalli Lake 5.5km; Mallenahalli Kere - 8km ; Gattalu Kere 7.5km; Vrishabhavathi river 1.5km; Suvarnamukhi River Page 11 of 82
3km; Mavathur Lake - 10km and Balaramangal Left bank canal 3km. Nearest village: Harohalli 3.2km; Cheeluru 1.5km; Jakkasandra 0.5km; Vedera halli 3km; Kiranagere 2.3km and Dhodda Sadhenahalli 3km. Others: NH 209 3.7km; SH 17 27.4km and Bannerghatta National park. The project site is connected to NH- 209. The subject was considered in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18th & 19th January 2013 and the proponent vide letter dated 04.01.2013 have submitted that Terms of Reference (ToRs) was obtained from MoEF, GoI for preparation of EIA on 20.11.2009 and public hearing was conducted on 12.01.2012 and final EIA was present at before 116th meeting of EAC held on 19th to 21st September 2012. During the meeting the EAC suggested to seek environmental clearance from SEIAA since the total extent area of the project is less than 500 hectares and no category A industry is involved. The Committee after deliberations decided to obtain updated EIA and recall the proponent for presentation during the next SEAC meeting. The Committee after deliberations decided to obtain updated EIA and recall the proponent for presentation during the next SEAC meeting. The decision of the committee was communicated to project proponent vide letter date: 02.02.2013. The updated EIA was presented by the proponent before the Committee. The following discussions were held by the Committee: It was observed that in the presentation, the list of industries brought under category B as in EIA Notification was indicated in the permissible activities. The proponents were advised to provide list of those industries proposed in their layout as any red category industry would require clearance from GoI. In the column against source of water, proponents have indicated both BWSSB & Cauvery. However, Members of the Committee when sought for clarification, the proponent confirmed that the source is treated water from BWSSB. The proponents were advised to accordingly change in the up dated EIA. Also, the proponents informed the Committee that for potable purpose, they would depend on bore wells and import water in cans. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial towards Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Revised water balance chart along with calculation. 2. Land possession record. 3. Water requirement for domestic and industry along with source of water. Page 12 of 82
4. Social commitment plan along with work details, time frame and budget allocated. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
Agenda-3: Recalled Projects for Presentation & Appraisal: 1. Industrial Project: "Development of Bidadi Industrial Area 2nd Phase" at Sector 1 & 2, Bidadi Village, Bidadi Hobli, Ramanagara Taluk and District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) (SEIAA 23 IND 2012). Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: CEO & Executive Member, KIADB M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project Development of Bidadi Industrial Area (Phase-II) Sector-1 &2 at various Sy.Nos Bidadi Village, Ramanagara Taluk, & District under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Cost (Sector wise): Rs. 8680 Lakhs + 30,085 Lakhs. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 225.93 Ha (625 Acres); (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 6 MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. (3) Power: Total power requirement: 10 MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 5000KVA DG Set. Project surrounding Details (within 10 km radius): (1) Reserved Forests: Bannerghatta National park (14.5km), Sri Ramadevara Betta RF (11km), Kumbalgudu RF (3km). (2)Lakes/Tanks: Vrishabhavathi Reservoir (3.5km), Somanahalli Lake (9km), Suvarnamukhi Water Reservoir (10.5km). The Proponent has submitted the Gazette Notification under rule 28(4) of Karnataka Industrial Area Development Rules, 1966 issued by C&I Department for land Acquisition for the said purpose. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Committee after deliberation decided to classify the project under B2 category and recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining Environment Management Plan (EMP) with baseline data with source of water ascertained from the project proponent along with a copy of the RTC in the name of KIADB. The proponent has submitted EMP on 21.01.2013 in response to this office letter dated 17.12.2012. Water requirement is 3,650 KLD from BWSSB. The EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: As land details are not provided by the proponent, the Committee expressed that the application should be made only after possession of the land to avoid Page 13 of 82
litigation and delay in execution of project. Also, the preparatory works of lay out formation should be only after EC is obtained. Proponent informed the Committee that the land acquisition Notification is issued and copies of land details would be furnished. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have Green & Orange category industries. The proponents were informed that, if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry requires to take a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial as Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Land possession record. 2. Government order regarding water supply to the industrial area. 3. Social commitment plan along with work details, time frame and budget allocated. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
2. Industrial Project: "Development of Narasapura Industrial Area (Stage-1)" Appasandra, Yandra Kayipura, Karadubande, Karinayakanahalli & Achatnahalli, Narasapura Village, Kolar District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB), (SEIAA 24 IND 2012). Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: CEO & Executive Member, KIADB M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project "Development of Narasapura Industrial Area (Stage-1)" at Narasapura, Kolar Taluk & District under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 283.69 Ha (700.73 Acres); (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 5 MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. (3) Power: Total power requirement: 5 MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 2500KVA DG Set. Project surrounding Details (within 10 km radius): (1) Reserved Forests: Nalla S. Plantation (RF) - 9km, Karadabande S. Plantation (1.5km). (2) Lakes/Tanks: Nallar Halli Kere (10km), MugbalKere (10km), Harjena Halli Kere (8km), Mallapanna Halli Kere (8km), KurugalKere (7km), MadivalaKere (7km), DiddivallabiKere (4km), Lakshmi Sagar S. Plantion (0.5km), ShivarapatnaKere (4km) TayareKere (4km).
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The Proponent has submitted the Gazette Notification under rule 28(4) of Karnataka Industrial Area Development Rules, 1966 issued by C&I Department for land Acquisition for the said purpose. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Committee after deliberation decided to classify the project under B2 category and recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining Environment Management Plan (EMP) with baseline data with source of water ascertained from the project proponent along with a copy of the RTC in the name of KIADB. The project proponent has submitted EMP on 16.01.2013 with details in response to this office letter dated 17.02.2012. Water requirement in 4,100 KLD from BWSSB. EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: It is seem that the land details are not provided by the proponent. Proponent informed the Committee that the land acquisition Notification is issued and copies of land possession records will be submitted. NOC from BWSSB as assurance to supply water has to be obtained by the Proponent & furnished to record on file. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have Green & Orange category industries. The proponents were informed that, if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry requires taking a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. Committee suggested that there should be Fire Stations in Civic amenity sites provided in the layout. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial as Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
3. Industrial Project: "Development of Malur Industrial Area (Phase- IV)" at Korandihalli, Byalahalli & Hulimangala Hoskote Village, Malur Taluk, Kolar District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB), (SEIAA 25 IND 2012). Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: CEO & Executive Member, KIADB M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited Page 15 of 82
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project "Development of Malur Industrial Area (PhaseIV)" at Malur, Malur Taluk, Kolar District under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 166.73 Ha (412 Acres); (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 5 MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. (3) Power: Total power requirement: 5 MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 2500 KVA DG Set. Project surrounding Details (within 10 km radius): (1)Lakes/Tanks: Sivarapatna Kere (12km), Dakshinapinakini River (10km). The Proponent has submitted the Gazette Notification under rule 28(4) of Karnataka Industrial Area Development Rules,1966 issued by C&I Department for land Acquisition for the said purpose. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Committee after deliberation decided to classify the project under B2 category and recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining Environment Management Plan (EMP) with baseline data with source of water ascertained from the project proponent along with a copy of the RTC in the name of KIADB. The proponent has furnished EMP on 16.01.2013 in response to this office letter dated 17.12.2012. Water requirement is 2,400 KLD from BWSSB. RTC of land furnished. EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: NOC from BWSSB as assurance to supply water has to be obtained by the Proponent & furnished to record on file. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have Green & Orange category industries. The proponents were informed that, if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry requires taking a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. Committee suggested that there should be Fire Stations in Civic amenity sites provided in the lay out. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial as Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Land possession record. Page 16 of 82
2. Government order regarding water supply to the industrial area. 3. Social commitment plan along with work details, time frame and budget allocated. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
4. Industrial Project: "Development of IT/BT Park" at Gmanagatti/Tarihal Village, Gamanagatti/Tarihal Taluk, Dharwad District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB), (SEIAA 26 IND 2012).
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M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project "Development of IT/BT Park" at Gamanagatti/Tarihal Village, Gamanagatti/Tarihal Taluk, Dharwad District under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 206.39 Ha (510 Acres); (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 45 MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. (3) Power: Total power requirement: 3 MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 2500KVA DG Set. Project surrounding Details (within 10 km radius): Lakes/Tanks: Rayapur Lake (1.5km), Amargole Pond (2.7km), Navalur lake (4km), Nuggikeri Lake (5.8km), Tapovana Mutt Lake (10.5km), Kelageri Lake (11km), Sadhankeri Lake (10.5km), Birikoppa Pond (5.5km), Unkal Lake (5.5km), Chinnadakere Pond (6.2km), Topalgatti Lake (6.5km), Nagasettikoppa Lake (10.5km), Santosh Nagar Lake (9km), Devagudigal Lake (8km), Neera Sagar Reservoir (12km). The Proponent has submitted the Gazette Notification under rule 28(4) of Karnataka Industrial Area Development Rules,1966 issued by C&I Department for land Acquisition for the said purpose. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Committee after deliberation decided to classify the project under B2 category and recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining Environment Management Plan (EMP) with baseline data with source of water ascertained from the project proponent along with a copy of the RTC in the name of KIADB. The proponent has furnished EMP with 2,400 KLD water source as Malaprabha vide letter date: 21.01.2013 in response to this office letter date: 17.12.12. Copies of RTC are not furnished. Page 17 of 82
EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: Approval of Appropriate Authorities has to be obtained and furnished by the proponent as assurance to supply water. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have IT & BT category industries. The proponents were informed that, if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry requires taking a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial as Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
5. Industrial Project: Development of Vemagal Industrial Area, Kargal, Harjinahalli, Pajenahalli and Shingihalli, Vemagal Taluk, Kolar District. 269.521 Ha (666 Acre), of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB), Bengaluru - 560001. (SEIAA 29 IND 2012). Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: CEO & Executive Member, KIADB M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
M/s. Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) have applied for EC for their proposed new project "Development of Vemagal Industrial Area " at Vemagal, Kolar Taluk & District under Sl.No. 7(c) of Schedule of EIA Notification 2006, under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and Common Sewage Treatment Plant (CSTP) are proposed for treatment of domestic and Trade Effluents. Project Details: (1) Land: Total Plot Area: 269.521Ha (666 Acres); (2) Water: Total requirement of water: 5 MLD sourced from Surface and Ground Water. (3) Power: Total power requirement: 6-8 MW supplied through KPTCL. Backup Power: 2500KVA DG Set. Project surrounding Details (within 10 km radius): (1)Reserved Forests: Yeshwanthpura State Plantation, Doddhrandi Reserved Plantation, Kendatti State Forest, Antarganga State Forest are within 10km radius of the proposed project. (2)Lakes/Tanks: Kurugal Kere and Harjenahalli Kere are within the project site, , Mallepanna Halli Kere is adjacent to project site; Narsapura Lake (5.4km); Page 18 of 82
Marjanahlli Kere (2.8Km); Palar River (1km) (3)NH4 (Pune-Chennai)- 19km; NH4A (Panaji) -19km; NH7 (Madurai Varanasi)- 19km; NH 209 (Coimbatore Road)10km. The Proponent has submitted the Gazette Notification under rule 28(4) of Karnataka Industrial Area Development Rules,1966 issued by C&I Department for land Acquisition for the said purpose. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Committee after deliberation decided to classify the project under B2 category and recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining Environment Management Plan (EMP) with baseline data with source of water ascertained from the project proponent along with a copy of the RTC in the name of KIADB. The proponent has furnished EMP vide letter date: 21.01.2013 in response to this office letter date: 17.12.12. As in EMP, the water requirement 4,600 KLD. Water source is not indicated. RTC not furnished. The EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: NOC from BWSSB as assurance to supply water has to be obtained by the Proponent & furnished to record on file. Also, the proponents were advised to furnish break up of water requirement for domestic and non-domestic purpose as well source in terms of ground water & other. Proponent assured the Committee that for now the proposal is only to have Green & Orange category industries. The proponents were informed that, if Red category industry has to come up in the same industrial area, that particular industry requires taking a separate clearance from appropriate authorities. Committee suggested that there should be Fire Stations in Civic amenity sites provided in the lay out taking into account the direction of wind as fire hazard industries are also to be located in safe zones not affecting any other immediate neighbourhood as per wind rose diagram . The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial as Corporate Social Responsibility. The Committee mandated that the KIADB should allot the plots only for orange and green category industry in the proposed industrial area.
After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Land possession record. 2. Break up of water requirement for domestic and non-domestic purpose as well as source. 3. Government order regarding water supply to the industrial area. 4. Social commitment plan along with work details, time frame and budget allocated. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC. Page 19 of 82
Agenda 4: Reconsider Projects for Presentation & Appraisal: 1. Construction Project: "Aratt Requizza", Residential Apartment Project at Sy.no.7/1,2,3,12, 16/4,5,9,10,11, 17/1 & 3, Gollahalli Village, Attibele Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Arattukulam Developers, (SEIAA 172 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Harish C. Lakshmaiah, QS Engineer. M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. Arattukulam Developers have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed Aratt Requizza Residential Apartment project at Survey Nos: 7/1, 2, 3, 12, 16/4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 17/1 & 3 Gollahalli Village, Attibele Hobli, Anekal Taluka, Bangalore, under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 55 Crores. The proposed project site is an agriculture land converted for residential use. Land conversion obtained from DC vide letter dated 21.07.2011. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 12,393.32 Sqm; Total built up area: 30930.15 Sqm. Project consists of 224 flats in 4 blocks of Basement + Ground Floor & 15 Upper floors. Landscape area: 4089.80 Sqm (33% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 166 KLD; Fresh water requirement: 100 LD, sourced from Hebbagodi Gram Panchayath. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity of excavated earth: 20,000 Cum; the excavated earth from footings will be used for back filling between the retaining wall, underground sumps/tanks, between foundations. Fertile soil will be used for landscaping. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 132 KLD, treated in proposed STP of design capacity 140 KLD; Sludge generated: 20kg/day used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 1062 kg/day; Organic waste: 637 kg/day treated in organic convertor and product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 424 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Requirement: -750 KW from BESCOM/KPTCL; Backup Power: DG sets of 1x250 KVA & 1X 500 KVA; Parking: 230 Numbers. Project surrounding details: Hebbagodi Lake: 3 km; Bannerghatta National Park 20 km, Chandapura railway station 5km, HAL Airport 20km, Chandapura 5km, Anekal 12km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The subject was considered in the 92nd SEAC meeting held on 20.10.2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 44.95 m and the RoW of the existing road in front of the project site is 18.1 m. The fire station is 4 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 4.99 m. The proponent informed that the Golahalli Lake is 400 m away from the project site. The project site is located near to Hosur road and Electronic City Phase-I road. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Hosur road is D- >F - >F and the same for Electronic City Phase-I Road is C- D-D. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause.
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After deliberation the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Scientific assessment of the ground water with quantity and quality of along with competitive users requirement. 2. Actual distance of Gollahalli lake boundary from the project site. 3. Rework on the excavated earth and its disposal. The proponent has submitted the above information on 21.01.2013 with response to ToRs issued on 05.11.2012. The Committee perused the information submitted by the proponent. The Committee noted that Gollahalli Lake is 400 m away from the project site. After deliberation the Committee accepted the replies submitted by the proponent and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
2. Construction Project: Residential Apartment, Sy.No.22. 23/1 & 24, Kammasandra Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Shashwathi Realty Pvt. Ltd.,(SEIAA 202 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. M.S. Jai Ganesh, Vice President M/s. Environmental Health & Safety Consultants Pvt Ltd.,
M/s. Shashwathi Realty Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential development project at Sy.no.22. 23/1 & 24, Kammasandra Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District, under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 85 Crores. Project comes under Bidarahalli Gram Panchayat; Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 41292.93 Sqm; Total built up area: 85222.7 Sqm. Project consists of 1620 flats with Stilt and 10 Upper Floors. Landscape area: 12491.51 Sqm (32% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 851 KLD; Fresh water requirement: 662 KLD, sourced from Bidarahalli Gram Panchayat. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity of excavated earth: 6000Cum; backfilling quantity: 2400 Cum; Top Soil excavations and stacking at site 1200Cum and carting away excess excavated earth shall be 2400Cum. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 681 KLD, treated in proposed STP of design capacity 700 KLD ( 200 KLD + 500 KLD); Sludge generated: 35kg/day used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 1.89 MT/day; Organic waste will be treated in organic convertor and product used as manure. Inorganic waste will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Requirement: 8500 KVA from BESCOM (to meet the above power requirement, 17 Nos of transformers each of capacity 500 KVA will be provided); Backup Power: DG sets of 4X750 KVA; Parking: 857Numbers.
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Project surrounding details: Solid waste dumping site 53.5m, Bayappanahalli Kere 0.1km, Rampura Lake 4.5km, Yellamma Lake 4.2km, Budigere Lake 7.5km, K.R. Puram Lake 6.7km, Hoskote Kere 4km and Jaya Agro Farm 423.5 m. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The subject was considered in the 95th SEAC meeting held on 14th & 15th December 2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 29.5 m and the RoW is 15 m in front of the project site. The nearest fire station is 8 km away from the project site. The proponent informed that a water nallah bifurcate the project site and buffer zone has been proposed. Further, the proponent also informed that Bayappanahalli Lake abutting the project site and required buffer zone is proposed. The proponent informed that Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) technology is adopted for STP for treating the waste water generated from the project. After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. CDP map extract showing the project site marked. 2. Details of buffer proposed for protection of Lake and Nallah. 3. Scientific assessment of Village Panchayath water with competitive users requirement. 4. Realistic water balance chart as there is no UGD. 5. Social Commitment Plan for Rs. 8 Lakhs, as committed by the project proponent during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the above information on 21.01.2013 with response to ToRs issued on 02.01.2013. The Committee perused and accepted the information submitted by the proponent and decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance with a condition that the proponent should leave 30 m & 15 m wide buffer from the boundary of lake and nallah respectively. Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance. Agenda-5: New Proposals: A. Project proposals with proponent absent earlier: 1. Industrial Project: Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management facility at Sy.No. 1, 2, 3, 7, 8P1, 8P2, 11, Chigaranahalli and Sy. No. 43, Modalakalenahalli Village Doddaballapur Tehsil, Bangalore Rural District of M/s MSGP Infratech Private Limited (SEIAA 30 IND 2012). Name of the Applicant: Sri. Praveen K. P. Proposal of this project was deferred in the 95th SEAC meeting held on 14th & 15th Dec 2012 as the project proponent was absent. Action to be taken:
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M/s MSGP Infratech is proposing to set up an integrated solid waste management facility with 750 TPD capacity at its own land near Doddaballapura at an estimatedcost of Rs. 65 Crores. The proposed project would consist of 1. Providing and maintaining a transfer station at one or two locations as per the source of the waste being sent to the facility and provision of the land for the facility by the BBMP. The transport of the wastes from the transfer station to the Integrated Waste Management Facility. 2. Setting up an integrated Solid waste management facility as per the standards under the MSW 2000 rules and meeting all environmental standards. 3. Carrying out processing of waste using available and accepted technologies like aerobic composting by windrow method. 4. Carrying out disposal of only reject/inert waste in sanitary landfills. The proponent has stated that the Leachate of wastes not only stinks but also breeds microorganisms. A safe approach to environmental health and safety is proposed to overcome harmful effect to working staffs and neighbouring area if inappropriate precautionary measures are adopted. The Committee decided to categorize the project as B2 for the following justification: 1. 2. 3. 4. The disposal of municipal solid waste is a currently burring problem of Bangalore City. The GoK has to take up the disposal of municipal solid waste of Bangalore City at the earliest as per Honble High Court orders. The proposal is coming up in proponents own land and Government permissions obtained. There are no water bodies within 500 m radius of the project site.
EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: At the outset Committee appreciated the concern of the proponent to establish SWM facility in his own land. The project proponent informed that there are no ecologically sensitive and areas coming under general conditions of EIA Notification, 2006 nearby the project site. The proposed project site is located off the road connecting Doddaballapura and Dabbaspet. It is located at a distance of 30 km from Doddaballapura and about 60 km from Bangalore. The site is accessible both from the Yelahanka side and the Dabbaspet side. There is a tar road up to a distance of about 1 km from the site. The development of the road for the last 1 km would be done as part of the project. The site is on scrub and stony land. The land is not being used at present for any activity.
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The nearby inhabited villages to the proposed facility are Tanniranahalli (60 houses) and Chikkamankaldi (60 houses) at an aerial distance of about 1.5 km each towards north and south east respectively. There are no other inhabitations nearby. Proponent clarified that there is no water body within 500 m from the site of project. Proponent was asked to provide ground water details. Possible contamination of ground water is from infiltration water from runoff in the site area and leachate of the proposed land fill. The land use at the proposed site is only for the project facilities and the green belt area. A land of 99 acres is provided for the project. The various land use on site is described below. a. Common Facilities : 5 acres (roads, office etc) b. Recycling Facility : 5 acres c. Composting Facility : 10 acres d. Landfill facility : 20 acres e. Peripheral Green belt : 4 acres f. Social forestry etc. : 56 acres This is a Composting and Vermicomposting based waste management facility. This would be supported by the recycling of plastics and other inorganics. When Committee enquired on odour problem, the proponent clarified that the proposed composting area is a covered shed with negative pressure through air fillers inside to combat the odour problem which is an imported technology. Also, the Committee was informed that the composting is with bio beds which absorb smell. Committee suggested that trees should be planted on the periphery of the site for further reduction of the odour outside the project site. Segregation of wastes is by sieves driven mechanically and the plastic waste is shredded for making pellets and sold. Sand particles and other inert materials collected along with the garbage are proposed to be used in making cement blocks. The rejects from the facility generated that cannot be recycled is estimated at about 95 TPD. This would be disposed off in a sanitary landfill constructed as per the MSW Rules 2000. Proponent made it clear that the land fill is designed for 20 years with layers of non porous fabrics to prevent seepage from the landfills. The leachate generated at the landfill would be treated and reused for the composting operations. The leachate treatment plant consists of a 5,00,000 Liter equalization tank with a DEWATS based treatment facility of 1,00,000 Liters per day capacity. The treated water would be used for maintaining the greenery. A reed bed system for tertiary treatment and evaporation of the water is also proposed. The water demand per day is estimated at 60,000 liters per day. This would be abstracted from ground water for about 210 days. Rain water harvesting facilities would be incorporated in the project and for a minimum of about 150 days in the year water would be available from the rain water. The Electricity demand for plant is estimated at 125 kW, which would be obtained from BESCOM. Page 24 of 82
After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance since it is a green category activity. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
2. Construction Project: "Salarpuria Celesta", Residential Building at Sy.No.49/1A, 1B & 49/2, Battarahalli village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bengaluru East Taluk, Bengaluru Urban District of M/s. Salarpuria Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., (SEIAA 146 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. P.K.Mishra (Vice President) M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. Salarpuria Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed residential Building Salarpuria Celesta project at Survey Nos: 49/1A,1B & 49/2, Battarahalli Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 126.00 Crores. Project comes under BBMP limits; Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 18510.79 Sqm; Total built up area: 63900 Sqm. Project consists of 272 flats in 3 blocks; Block A( 2B + 12 Upper Floors). Block B &C: 2B+G+11 Upper Floors & Club house: 1B+G+2 Upper Floors. Landscape area: 3730.8 Sqm (20.15% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 224 KLD; Fresh water requirement: 153 KLD, sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity of excavated earth: 79708 Cum; backfilling quantity: 6000 Cum; backside of retaining walls & undergrounds tanks is about 5000 cum. Filling done to fill up the low llying areas at site is about 27000 cum. Top soil to be used for landscape development is about: 7096 Cum; Sewage: Total quantity generated 190.4 cum/day:, treated in proposed STP of design capacity 200 cum/day; Sludge generated: 18 kg/day used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 687 kg/day; Organic waste: 413 kg/day treated in organic convertor and product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 274 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Requirement: 2330 KVA from BESCOM; Backup Power: DG sets of 3 X 500 KVA Parking: 484 Numbers. Project surrounding details: Water Bodies: K.R. Puram Lake 60m. Devasandra Lake 1.7 km. Beninganahalli Lake 4.8 km. Yellamma Lake 2 km. Battarahalli Lake 2 km. Kitnur Lake 1.9 kms. Rampura Lake 4.8 km. Kodigehalli Lake 5.6 km. Agricultural activities in nearby villages & reserve forest with mixed plantations are at a distance of 15 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The subject was placed in the 92nd SEAC meeting held on 20.10.2012 and the subject was deferred as the members informed that the appraisal material from the project proponent has not been received. Further, the proponent as informed vide letter dated 13.10.2012 about his inability to attend the meeting.
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The subject was considered in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18th & 19th January 2013 and the subject was deferred in view of the proponent letter dated 11.01.2013 regarding his inability to attend the meeting in response to the meeting notice sent. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 45 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 12 m (proposed to 24 m widening as per CDP). The nearest fire station is 6.3 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 4.70 m. The proponent informed that the project site is 60 m away from the K. R. Puram Lake. The proponent submitted a copy of NOC issued from BWS&SB on 25.07.2012 for water supply. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project site is located adjacent to T. C. Palya Main Road (12 m RoW) which connects to Old Madras Road (OMR). OMR connects to Hoskote on oneside and KR Puram (Bangalore City) on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of T. C. Palya Main Road is A-A-B and the same for the OMR is CF- >F ( road towards Hoskote) and D- >F - >F (road towards K. R. Puram). After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the enhanced landscape plan from the proponent. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining above information.
B. New proposals with ToR for presentation & appraisal: 1. Industrial Project: Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management facility at Sy.Nos.31, 32 & 33, Goruru Village, Soluru Hobli, Magadi Taluk, Ramanagar District of M/s. Sateram Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 34 IND 2012). Name of the Applicant: Sri. Ramesh Reddy
Details furnished in PFR received on 31.12.2012 is given below: Type 1. Industry Name Location Total Site Area S. No. 1. 2. Solid Waste Management Type. Integrated Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Management Facility. Sy. Nos. 31, 32 & 33, Gorur Village, Soluru Hobli, Magadi Taluk, Ramanagara District. 45 Acres. Description Total Land Available Building WTE Area in Sqmt 1,82,000.00 13,400.00 Remarks
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10/12/2012 M/s. Satarem Entrprises Pvt. Ltd. New Rs. 312 Crores ------------T.G. Halli The proposed site is falling in Zone-1 of T.G. Halli catchment area, where industrial activities are permitted. Soluru Kere 2.2 Km West Gudemaranahalli Kere 3.5 Km South Kodaluru Kere 3.0 Km South-West 14.5 MW 1,000 TPD --------BWSSB STP and local tankers (Bore wells) 2,500 KLD ----500 KLD
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Rain Sump/Tank Capacity water 10. harvestin No. of recharge pits g Sources Process Emission: of Grinders/Crusher Noise or Boiler 11. Air Power generators Pollution: Details of Control measures Industrial
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EMP was presented by the proponent in the meeting. Following are the points discussed in the meeting: At the outset Committee appreciated the concern of the proponent to establish SWM facility in his own land. However, the Committee decided to allow only SWM delinking waste to energy proposed in the PFR. Satarem Enterprises Pvt Ltd (SEPL) is a Joint Venture between Satarem AG of Switzerland (SAG) and Shivrams Associates P Ltd (registered at Coimbatore in the state of Tamil Nadu). Satarem AG founded in 1992 and operating with headquarters in Switzerland. Facility will be established in a land owned by SEPL in about 45 acres of land in survey Nos 31, 32 and 33 of Goruru village at Soluru Hobli, Magadi Taluk, Ramanagara District. The site is connected to the State Highway (SH-3) connecting NH-75 with Shivaganga of Karnataka via Banawadi, and is at about 2.5 KM, from the National Highway (NH-75) connecting Bangalore-Mangalore via Nelamangala, Kunigal and Hassan Towns, in the state of Karnataka. It is characterized by presence of boulders & scattered stones in the site. The soil is moderately red soil. No significant agriculture was observed in the chosen project site. The major crops that are grown, in the area include Ragi, Jowar and Sugarcane etc. The nearest major human habitation is Nelamangala (Population as per 2001 Census: 25,287 persons), which is at about 15 KM from the identified Project Site. The waste going to composting facility would not have any component that needs to be land filled. Post composting the rejects can directly go for waste to energy, especially as sand has been removed upfront. All the facilities are completely covered and under negative pressure to ensure no odor leakage. The air is used as primary air or treated in a bio-filter. The Recycling facility proposed is primarily is clean, sort, bale and store facility. At this point of time no processing machinery has been proposed. This is done as Page 28 of 82
complete clarity on the type and quantity of the different recyclable available is not there. On an average about 100 tons of recycled materials are expected to be available. Stocking for about a month has been provided. Total Design life of the landfill is 30 years but phase I of the sanitary landfill will be for 5 years.Provision is made in the layout for the total land required for 30 years of Concession period. Around 2.5MLD water is required for both Processing facility & Waste to Energy. Water for domestic purposes will be sourced from rainwater collection pond and tanker water. Treated recycled water drawn from the nearest STP of BWSSB will be used against the water required for the plant. Possible contamination of ground water is from infiltration water from runoff in the site area and leachate of the proposed land fill. The collected leachate shall be pumped to the central treatment and the same will be used for Composting and balance quantity will be treated. This is a Composting and Vermicomposting based waste management facility. This would be supported by the recycling of plastics and other inorganics. When Committee enquired on odour problem, the proponent clarified that the proposed composting area is a covered shed with negative pressure through air fillers inside to combat the odour problem which is an imported technology. Also, the Committee was informed that the composting is with bio beds which absorb smell. Committee suggested that trees should be planted on the periphery of the site for further reduction of the odour outside the project site. Segregation of wastes is by sieves driven mechanically and the plastic waste is segregated through colour screening. The Electricity demand for plant is estimated at 125 kW, which would be obtained from BESCOM. The Committee appraisal the project as MSW composing project under 7 (i) of schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 and since the power generation proposed in 14.5 MW (less than 15 MW) it does not come under SEAC preview. The Committee decided to categorize the project under B2 for the following reasons: 1. 2. 3. 4. The disposal of municipal solid waste is a currently burring problem of Bangalore City. The GoK has to take up the disposal of municipal solid waste of Bangalore City at the earliest as per Honble High Court orders. The proposal is coming up in proponents own land and Government permissions obtained. There are no water bodies within 500 m radius of the project site.
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2. Industrial Project: Establishment of Doddaballapura Industrial Area 3rd Phase at Doddaballapura Taluk, Bangalore Rural District. 281.84 Ha (696.45 Acres) of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) (SEIAA 35 IND 2012). Application from KIADB was received on 21.12.2012 along with PFR & draft ToR. KIADB has proposed to develop Doddaballapura - Devanahalli 3rd phase Industrial area of 281.84 Hectares at Devanahalli & Doddaballapura Taluk, Bangalore Rural District at an estimated cost of Rs 450 Crores. The proposal is to establish only B category. The details furnished in the application and in the ToR are given below, Nearest town/city/District Headquarters are, Doddaballapura (7.5 km) on west direction, Devanhalli(11.5 km) towards east, Yelahanka (17 Km) on south direction and Bangalore (32 Km)on South direction. NH207 which runs through Doddaballapura to Devanahalli which is about 2 KM and National Highway NH7 is about 9.7 Km for the project site. State Highway SH 9 is about 4 km and towards the west direction. Bangalore International Airport is around 12 Km away from the project site. Doddaballapura Railway Station is about 7.5 km and Devanahalli Railway is 15 km from the project site. No area protected under international conventions national or local legislations for their ecological, landscape, cultural or other related value are present within 15 Km radius. Obadenahalli Lake within the project boundary. Ardeshahalli Lake is 4.5 Km on South West direction, Marasandra Lake is 6 Km on South South West direction and Hessarghatta Lake is15.2 Km on South west direction. Presently the land is with shrub in most of the area. KIADB has proposed to acquire lands required for development of Industrial estate and the amenities. KIADB has acquired land from the village near Doddaballapura. The population for the project will be approximately 5000 peoples and the populations from various regions migrate towards Doddaballapura & there will be slight increases in population. 15m buffer zone along the boundary of the project site will be marked for green belt development. Also landscaping will be done along the roads. The proposed project is also proposed to have parks. For management of Industrial waste individual industrial units may consider having an agreement with the nearest Treatment, Storage, Disposal Facility (TSDF) operator to dispose the hazardous waste. The construction work will start after obtaining the Environmental Clearance & planned to start by 2013. The likely date of completion of construction work is by 2016. to be Amount of water required for the proposed project is about 9 MLD proposed supplied by BWSSB. Page 30 of 82
The power requirement for the proposed development is estimated at 12 MW for 700 Acre. The source of power would be from Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (BESCOM). No alternative site proposed- Land developed by Karnataka Industrial areas Development Board (KIADB). The manufacturing/ production sections will produce the Industrial fraction of waste and the non-production sections such as administration buildings, green spaces, roads and the working population will generate the Municipal waste. The quantities of waste likely to be generated from the proposed project have been estimated on the basis of population and land use characteristics. MSW generated during construction and operational phase of the proposed industrial area will be segregated in to biodegradable will be converted into manure by means of composting and non biodegradable sent to the authorized dealers. The industries generating solid waste/sludge form ETP have to manage by themselves and are required to seek authorizations from Karnataka Pollution Control Boards under relevant rules. The upcoming individual industrial process wastes will be treated and disposed as Zero liquid discharge concepts. The STP sludge will be used as manure for the green belt development. The ETP and other process sludge will be disposed off to the authorized TSDF by the respective industries After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs for preparation of EIA with suggestion to the PP to include following points in the EIA report: 33% of total area should be earmarked for greenery with buffer zone of trees on periphery and as separation between proposed residential and industrial plots. Separate pipe lines for carrying treated water and water supplied from main source (BWSSB) for efficient use of recycled water. As Corporate Social Responsibility, proponents should undertake activities related to safe & healthy environment in the nearby villages. The proponents were asked to furnish information on the works proposed/taken up both in terms of physical & financial. Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
Action to be taken:
3. Industrial Project: Establishment of Masthenahalli Industrieal Area at Masthenahalli Village, Chintamani Taluk, Chikkaballapura District. 237.22 Ha (586.19 Acres) of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) (SEIAA 36 IND 2012). KIADB has proposed to develop Masthenahalli Industrial Area in an area of 237.22 Ha (586.19 acres) at Masthenahalli Village, Chintamani Taluk,
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Chikkaballapura District at an estimated cost of Rs 263 Crores to establish onle B category industries. Following details are furnished in the application submitted along with the PFR. The project site is located within 1km from Masthenahalli Village, Chinthmani Taluk, Chikballapura district. Site is well connected by road, rail and air port. Site is well connected with the State Highway, SH 99 and is about 2.5 is about km towards the south direction. Site is also connected with National Highway 69 about 6.5 Km towards the North direction Bangalore International Airport is around 35 Km away from the project site. Nearest town/ city/ District Headquarters are Kaiwara(2.0 Km), Shigihalli(1.2 Km) and Chintamani( 12 Km), Chintamani Railway Station is about 11 Km and Sidlaghatta railway Station is 12.7KM Stations from the project site. A natural small stream is crossing on the northern side of the boundary. Water flow will be 10 to 15 days during rainy seasons. No area protected under international conventions national or local legislations for their ecological, landscape, cultural or other related value are present within 15 Km radius. Kaivara Tank is 500 m towards East Direction and Siddalaghatta ammana Kere is 13Km. Presently the land is with shrub in most of the area. KIADB has proposed to acquire lands required for development of Industrial estate and the amenities. The population for the project will be approximately 5000 peoples and the population from varies regions migrate towards Masthenahalli & there will be slight increases in population. Industrial area is about 89.40 of the total area; Commercial, Amenities, Utilities area is about 35.51% of the total area; Housing area is about 10.60% of the total area; Park Area/Open Space is about 75.77% of the total area; Parking area is about 26.52% of the total area; Roads is about 61.67% of the total area;15m buffer along the boundary of the proposed project site will be allocated for the green belt development and its about 29.91% of the total area. Requirement of water for the proposed project is about 7.6 MLD and it would be drawn from the Ground water through bore wells for the proposed industrial area on temporary basis & Tertiary water supply as permanent source. The power requirement for the proposed development is 75 kVA/acre. The source of power would be from Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (BESCOM). MSW generated during construction and operational phase of the proposed industrial area will be segregated in to biodegradable will be converted into manure by means of composting and non biodegradable sent to the authorized dealers.
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The STP sludge will be used as manure for the green belt development. The ETP and other process sludge will be disposed off to the authorized TSDF by the respective industries. It is responsibility of the individual unit to treat its effluent on zero discharge concept. Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)will be constructed for sewage treatment in view of this there is no discharge or treated effluents into any water body or on land. Proposed Terms of Reference for EIA studies was presented by the proponent before the Committee. After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs for the preparation of EIA: 1. 2. Analysis of Ground Water. Management plan of CETP, if CETP is to be established. Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
Action to be taken:
4. Industrial Project: Sira Industrial Area by Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) at Mudugere Kawal, Sira Taluk, Tumkur District of Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) (SEIAA 37 IND 2012). The application for issue of ToR for EIA / EMP for EC for setting of Sira Industrial Area, Sira Taluk in Tumkur District of Karnataka was received from Development Officer of KIADB, Tumkur vide letter date: 18.12.2012 received by SEIAA ON 24/12/2012. Application in Form-1 is enclosed with copy of Karnataka gazette Notification dated: 13.09.2012 where in it is indicated that 1684 acres & 07 guntas land is acquired in Kasaba Hobli of Mudugere Kawal Village. Entire land belongs to KIADB. The project is in its planning stage now. And it is anticipated that only B Category Industries are to be established. Also, draft, ToR for EIA study is enclosed to the application. A copy of PFR is enclosed to the report. Following details are available in the application. It is approximately 3 km distant from sira taluk and connected to the town via National Highway 4. Nearest railway station of the proposed project site is Tumkur which is about 50 km and nearest Airport is bangalore Airport , which is about 120 km away from the project site. Sira lake is at 2.5 km from project site. Mudugere Kawal Village is situated besides the project site. However the habitation of the village is scattered in nature. Sponge iron, iron re-rolling mills are the type of industries proposed.Each individual industry will have to take Hazardous waste authorization Consent from KSPCB for running their unit.
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However there are 4-5 storage bins/acre are kept and lifted and cleared once/twice a week for the basic waste generated. An Area of 5-10 Acres to be used for Solid waste storage. Domestic Waste collection system will be collected and dumped at specified location within the site. Twin bins system will be adopted for segregation of wastes at source. Recyclable wastes will be sold off to authorized vendors. Bio-degradables will be treated onsite through Organic Waste Converter and the compost will be used as manure. Each individual industry would obtain separate authorization from KSPCB for disposal of E-waste from KSPCB. During the construction phase the generation of waste water will be from temporary labour camps. This will be channelized to septic tank for primary treatment and after that disposed off in nearby sewer drain. During Operation Stage, generated effluents will be treated by using common STP and CETP. Sewage and all effluents will be treated to meet the norms specified by CPCB/SPCB. Hemavathi Canal water linked with Sira Tank and Ground water from borewell is the Source of water during Construction Stage. During Operation Stage the B category industries that utilize minimum water have to take permission from the Authorities for water. The project will involve construction of hard paved areas and hence the quantity of run-off will increase due to reduced infiltration. The runoff will be managed through a well designed storm water network and will be used for artificial recharge of underground aquifers. Suspended particulate matter, SO2,NOX are expected emissions from production processes in addition to dust emissions due to solid material handling. The proposed Terms of Reference (ToR) for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study of the proposed project were presented by the proponent.After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs for preparation of EIA with suggestion to the PP to include following points in the EIA report: Source of water during construction and for operation stage should be ascertained with proper quantification and NoC from authorities to be produced if it is sourcing from River Hemavathy. In respect of the residential plots within the proposed industrial area, the natures of industries to be established are to be critically examined and addressed. Air emission and wind direction are to be addressed scientifically for proper siting of air pollutant emitting industry.
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Contour of proposed area is to be well studied and preventive measures addressed in EIA to prevent contaminated surface flow from storage/dump yards towards Sira lake. Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
Action to be taken:
C. Other New Proposals: 1. Construction Project: Global Technical Centre to perform product development activities at Sy.no.292/1, 292/2, 293, 294 and 296, Bommasandra Village, Attibel Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore South, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. SKF India Limited, (SEIAA 156 CON 2012). Sri. Prashanth B. C. , A. M. (EHS) (Authorized) Name of the Consultancy Firm: M/s. KRS Enterprises M/s. SKF India Limited., have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their expansion of production from Deep Groove Ball Bearing 90 Million Bearing/Annum to 120 Million Bearings/annum Construction of Global Technical Centre to Perform Product Development Activities at Survey Nos: 292/1, 292/2, 293, 294 and 296, Bommasandra Village, Attibel Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore South Bangalore, under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 53 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 78792 Sqm; Total built up area: 25,723 Sqm. (Existing BUA-21962 Sqm & Proposed BUA 3761 Sqm); Vacant Land: 22,774 Sqm (Existing: 13,267.5 Sqm + Proposed: 9506.5 Sqm); Landscape area: 27,600 Sqm (35% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 274 KLD; (Existing Unit 225 KLD & Proposed Unit 49 KLD) sourced from KIADB. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 100.5 KLD (Existing: 76.5 KLD + Proposed: 24 KLD); 24 KLD of waste water from expansion will be treated in the proposed STP of design capacity 35 KLD and 76.5 KLD waste water will be treated in the existing 90 KLD capacity CETP; Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 100 kg/day will be sold to vendors. Power: Total Requirement: 500 KVA from BESCOM ; Backup Power: DG sets of 1 X 1000 KVA , 2 X 1000 KVA, 3 X 1000 KVA, 4 X 1000 KVA, 1 X 1250 KVA. Project surrounding details: - Bannerghatta National Park 25 Kms. Kammasandra Lake 2.6 Kms; Hebbagodi Lake 2.2 Kms; Hosur: 15 kms; Veerasandra Lakes- 2.6 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed.Connectivity: the project site is connected by Bangalore to Hyderabad National Highway at a distance of 1 km. The proponent have obtained EC from SECC vide letter No. FEE 259 ECO 2006 dated 16.11.2007 to increase the production of Deep Groove Ball bearings of capacity 60 million bearings per annum to 90 million bearings per annum. The subject was placed in the 90th SEAC meeting held on 29.09.2012 and the subject was deferred with a request to the project proponent to present the above project as a construction project (since the file number is given as construction project by SEIAA) in the next SEAC meeting with a condition that the project Page 35 of 82 Name of the Applicant:
proponent shall obtain necessary clearances from the appropriate authorities for industrial activity. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 16.5 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 70 m. The proponent submitted a copy of the water consumption & maintenance charge bill for the month January 2013 as a proof of water supply from KIADB. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance with a condition that the proponent should obtain necessary clearance from appropriate authorities for their industrial activity. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
2. Construction Project: "Aisin Automotive Karnataka Pvt. Ltd." at Plot No. 161, 148P, 149, 135, 160, 144, 152 & 153, Achchatnahalli Village, Narasapura Industrial Area, KIADB Industrial Area, Kolar District of M/s. Aisin Automotive Karnataka Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 213 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Suzuki M/s. Amulya Enterprises.
M/s. Aisin Automotive Karnataka Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed industrial building project at Survey Nos: 161, 148p, 149, 135, 160, 144,152 & 153, at Achchatnahalli Village, Narasapura Industrial Area, Narasapura Tehsil, Kolar District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 284 Crores. Project Details: Land (as per site development plan): Total Plot Area: 91,634.36 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 23,478.33 Sqm. Landscape area: 31,891.74 Sqm (34.80% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 80 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 25 KLD and is sourced from KIADB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 9000 Cum will be used within the project site. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 40 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 50 KLD; Sludge generated is 2 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 5-6 kg/day; Power: Total Power requirement: 5500 KVA supplied from KPTCL/BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 750 KVA X 5 & 200 KVA;. Details surrounding the Project: Narasapura: 3 km; Malur: 13 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The subject was placed in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18/19.01.2013 and the subject was deferred to next meeting since the circulation material was not received by the members. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the products manufactured are door locks, door frame, door hinge, door check, hood lock, window regulator and seat locks. The activity Page 36 of 82
involves usage of sheet metal and resins in manufacturing of child parts and then assembling. The project was appraised as construction project only. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Rework on water balance and water balance chart along with calculation. 2. KIADB land allotment and water supply letter 3. Social commitment plan for Rs. 25 Lakhs as committed by you during the meeting. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
3. Construction Project: "Centre of Aerospace Management Excellence and Leadership" at Sy,Nos. 146(Part), 147(Part), 144(Part), 114(Part), 139(Part) and 138(Part), Doddanakundi Village, Marathahalli, Bangalore District of M/s. HAL Management Academy (SEIAA 221 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. G. Srikanta Shalma, Senior Faculty. M/s. Pure Enviro Engineering (P) Ltd.,
M/s. HAL Management Academy have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed (Center For Aerospace Management Excellence & Leadership) mixed use Hostel and other blocks at Sy. No. 146 (P), 147 (P), 144 (P), 114 (P), 139 (P), 138 (P), Doddanekundi Village, Marathalli, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 68 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 66,004.49 Sqm (vacant barren land); Total Built Up Area: 24,500 Sqm. The Project consists of G+5UF; Landscape area: 28,004.12 Sqm (42.42% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 171 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 110 KLD and is sourced from borewell/HAL central supply. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 14,345 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 10040 Cum; Landscaping and road leveling quantity: 4305 Cum; Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 110 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 110 KLD; Sludge generated is 68 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 235 kg/day; Organic waste: 200 kg/day disposed for vermin composting; Paper Waste: 30 Kg/day sold to authorized dealer. Plastic waste: 5 kg/day will be sent f to authorized dealer for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 625 KVA; Parking proposed: Car Parking: 100 Nos and two wheeler parkin : 150 nos. Details surrounding the Project: Devanahalli AirPort: 35 km; HAL Airport: 4 km; Doddanakundi Lake: 540 m; LB Sastry nagar Lake: 1.3 km; Chinnappanahalli Lake: 1.4 km; Munekolala Lake: 1.6 km; Bellandur Lake: 2.6 km; Doddanekundi Lake surplus canal: 370. Page 37 of 82
Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed; the proponent has submitted REIA report along with NABET accreditation letter and declaration format on 07.02.2013. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 15 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 10 m. The nearest fire station is 10.6 km away from the project site. The proponent informed that the proposed centre is carrying up within the HAL premises. The project proponent informed that the project site is an open land with no water bodies nearby. The source of water is BWS&SB. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the letter from concerned authority for e-waste disposal from the proponent. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
4. Construction Project: "Readymade Garment Industry" at Sy. No. 15, Nidige Village, Shimoga Taluk & District of M/s. Shahi Exports Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 222 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. H.N. Ramprasad, Manger-(HR) M/s. KRS Enterprises. General
M/s. Shahi Exports Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Industry building project (Integrated Shop floor, Admin Block, Training Centre, Wear house, Occupation Health Centre, Process Shop) at Sy.No. 156, Nidige Village, Shimoga Taluk and District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 800 Crores. The project site is flat terrain. The land has been converted for industrial purpose by KIADB. The project cost Rs. 520 Crores. The objectives of the project are proposed manufacture of readymade garments of capacity Yarn Spinning: 1200 MT/month, Fabric Knitting: 1200 MT/month, Yarn Dyeing: 480 MT/month, Fabric Dyeing: 600 MT/month, Garment Dyeing: 300 Mt/month, Garments Washing: 300 Mt/month, Garmenting-10 Lakh Nos/Month. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 896873 (89.67 Ha or 221.60 Acres); Total Built Up Area: 1,12,017 Sqm. Landscape area: 347274 Sqm (38.72% of plot area). Water Requirement: one time requirement is 4006 KLD(450 KLD domestic + 3556 KLD industrial) and sourced from KIADB. The daily requirement is 1365 KLD and recycled water 2641 KLD; Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 19553.62 Cum; Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 3429 KLD out of which 360. KLD is domestic sewage and 3069 KLD is industrial effluent and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 500 KLD. The process effluent is treated in ETP of capacity 4000KLD; Sludge generated is - 5 kg/day and used as manure. ETP sludge: 40Kg/day stored within the premises and disposed to the KSPCB Authorized persons (Ramky). Municipal Solid Waste Management: Page 38 of 82
Total waste generated: 2000 kg/day; Organic waste: 300 kg/day will be collected in dustbins and will be sent to nearby farmer for animal feed. Waste Fabric cut pieces 100-200 kg/day. Inorganic waste will be collected in dustbins and given to recycler. Power: Total Power requirement: 15000KW supplied from MESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1 X 500 KVA. Details surrounding the Project: River Tunga: 8 km; River Bhadra: 7 km; Bhadra Wild Life Sanctuary 77km; Shetti halli Wild Life Sanctuary 61km; Tyavarekoppa Lion and Tiger Safari 21km and Bhadra Reserved Forest 77km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The project site is connected to ShimogaBadravathi. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building below 15 m. The proponent informed that no water bodies are located nearby and an artificial pond is existing within the project site. Construction work is already started. The Committee noted this is a violation of provision of EIA Notification, 2006. The proponent informed that reactive dyes are used. The project was appraised as a construction project only with the condition that the project proponent has to obtain necessary clearance from the concerned authorities for industrial activity. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 30 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining from the proponent a letter from KIADB for supply of water. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
5. Construction Project: "Construction of building for expansion of Instant Coffeee Production" at Plot No. 424, Hebbal Industrial Area, Mysore of M/s. Hindustan Unilever Ltd. (SEIAA 224 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. S. Manager) In house. Subramanya (Factory
M/s. Hindustan Unilever Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their Expansion of Instant Coffee production from 7000 TPA to 9200 TPA project at Plot Nos: 424 at Mysore village, Mysore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs.16.00 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 124000 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 38845 Sqm. (Existing built up area is 38,445 Sqm & proposed built up area is 400 Sqm) Landscape area: 80,937 Sqm (65% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 824 KLD of which fresh water requirement is 650 KLD is sourced from KIADB. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 306 KLD Industrial + 25 KLD Domestic and treated in proposed STP of 25 KLD and ETP of design capacity 500 KLD; Power: Total Power requirement: 1950 KW supplied from BESCOM; Page 39 of 82
Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1 X 437 KVA, 1X1000 KVA & 1X1500 KVA; Parking proposed: 180 Numbers. Project Surrounding Details: Hebbal Lake: 0.5 km; devaraya Canal: 1.5 km; KRS Right Bank: 2 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Excavated Earth Management and MSW management; The proponent present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 15 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 9 m. The project was appraised as a construction project with the condition that the project proponent has to obtain necessary clearance for industrial activity. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 20 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
6. Construction Project: "Residential Building" at Sy.Nos.33, 35/3, 35/4, 174, 224, 184/5, 189, Bedaragere & Karpuru Village, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District of M/s. Sanchaya Land & Estate Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 225 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Smt. Munirathnamma, Architech (Authorized) In house. Principle
M/s. Sanchaya Land & Estate Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Building project at Survey Nos: 33,35/3,35/4,174,224,184/5,189 at Bedaragere & Karpuru village, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner (not submitted). Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 51040.55 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 102114.57 Sqm. The Project consists of 3 Blocks with each block having building Units (1278 Units) with Slit Floor +GF+8 Upper Floors; Landscape 20821.8 area: Sqm (40.79% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 862.65 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 774.9 KLD and is sourced from Gram Panchayat. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 29673 Cum; Backfilling to be done between foundations is about : 8377.5 Cum; Backfilling to be done on the backside of retaining walls & underground tanks is about 1792 cum filling done to fill-up the low lying areas at site is about 13321.59 Cum; top soil to be used for Landscape development is about : 6181.91 Cum; Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 690.12 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 750 KLD; Sludge generated is 60.41 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 3834 kg/day; Organic waste will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Page 40 of 82
Inorganic waste will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 7000 KW supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2X1000 KVA & 1 X250 KVA; Parking proposed: 1278 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 29.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 18 m (existing) and it is proposed to widening 30 m. The nearest fire station is 9 km away from the project site. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 10 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the scientific assessment of ground water of village panchayat considering competitive users requirement prepared by a hydrogeologist from the proponent: Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
7. Construction Project: "Residential Apartment" at Sy.Nos. 63/1, 63/3, 63/6, 64/1, 64/2, 64/3, 64/4, 64/6, Belathur Village and Sy.No.4, Kumbene Agrahara Village, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Ecstasy Projects Pvt. Ltd, (SEIAA 226 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Sri. Rajkumar M. R. Name of the Consultancy Firm: M/s. KRS Enterprises M/s. Ecstasy Projects Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at Survey Nos: 63/1, 63/3, 63/6, 64/1, 64/2, 64/3, 64/4, 64/6 at Belathur and Kumbene Agrahara village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 50 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 19373.81 Sqm net site area 18,897.81 Sqm after 476 Sqm road widening; Total Built Up Area: 48008.48 Sqm. The Project consists of 430 flats with Basement + Ground + 4 Floors; Landscape area: 6236.27 Sqm (33% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 290.5 KLD and is sourced from BSWWB & Tankers. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 45000 cum; Backfilling quantity: 11,250 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 10,000 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 15,000 Cum; Balance quantity of 8750 Cum will be disposed off at Sy. No. 66/2 & 67/1, Mahadevapura Site. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 232.4 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 250 KLD; Sludge generated is 8 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 645 kg/day; Organic waste: 387 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 258 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 500 KW supplied from BESCOM; Page 41 of 82
Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X500 KVA; Parking proposed: 473 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 12 m. The nearest fire station is 8 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 2.037 m. The proponent submitted a copy of NOC dated 31.07.2012 issued by BWS&SB for water supply. The proponent informed that the total built up area works out 61,908.67 Sqm. The Committee observed change in the BUA as submitted in Form-1 and requested the proponent to submit the revised Form-1 & 1A. The project site is located along Belathur Road which connects Belathur on one side and K. R. puram on the other site. Later Belathur Road connects to Kadugodi Main road. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Belathur Road is A-B-B and the same for the kadugodi Main Road is D-F-F. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the Detail of the excess earth disposal site from the proponent. Action to be taken: Additional Agenda: 1. Industrial Project: Manufacturing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients(APIs), Plot No. 213 & 274 A, Harohalli Industrial Area, 2nd Phase, Ramanagara District of M/s Apotex Pharmachem India Pvt. Ltd (SEIAA 31 IND 2012). The subject was considered in the 95th SEAC meeting held on 14th & 15th December 2012 and the subject was deferred as the project proponent was absent in spite of the meeting notice sent to the project proponent. Subsequently vide letter dated 26.12.2012, the proponent have requested to consider the proposal in the next earliest meeting. Further to receipt of the proposal on 16.11.2012, no additional information has been received from the proponent. The application along with PFR and proposed ToR are submitted by the proponent. Apotex Pharmachem India Pvt. Limited proposes to set up 296.01 MTPA capacity API manufacturing unit in 20.4 Acres in KIADB Notified Industrial Area Harohalli Industrial Development Area, Phase II of Harohalli Village in Kanakapura taluk of Ramanagara District at a total estimated project cost of approximately Rs. 450 Crores. The proposed project is classified as activity 5(f) under Category B. The proposal is for production of 71 Products (44 Therapeutic category) with a total quantity of 296.01 MTPA. Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
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Water of about 1000 m3/d is proposed to be supplied by KIADB and power requirement is 14000 KVA Met through BESCOM. Expected generation of waste water is 350 m3/d and the treatment at different stages are proposed with Physico Chemical Treatment Plant( PCTP), Multiple Effect Evaporator( MEE), Agitated Thin Film dryer( ATFD), Biological Treatment Plant (BTP), Reverse Osmosis (RO) & Stripper plant. Only 85 m3/d is let out for gardening. Spent solvents will be recovered and reused and even Steam condensate will be reused. Effluent treatment plant will be installed with a capacity of 200 KLD, which is used for treatment of biodegradable (LTDS) effluent from production blocks. (Weak wastes from vessel, floor wash, reactions) Reverse osmosis plant will be installed with capacity of 200 KLD for recycling Treated effluent and RO permeate will be reused in utilities. RO Reject will be treated along with HTDS effluent in Multiple Effect Evaporator following by Agitated Thin film dryer. MEE: Multiple effect evaporator will be installed with a capacity of capacity 180 KLD is used to treat Non-biodegradable (High TDS) effluent along with RO rejects. The salts generated from the treatment will be sent for TSDF.
All the Hazardous waste which generates from the facility will be sent for TSDF as per the KSPCB / CPCB / MoEF guidelines. Anticipated air pollutants are, SO2, acid mist, H2S and SPM. Following points are discussed in the proposed ToR: Environmental baseline monitoring in study area of 10 km radius from the proposed site is being carried out during December 2012 February 2013 covering winter season. Water requirement for proposed expansion will be sourced from KIADB. Effluents generated from proposed project will be sent to RO and MEEIncinerator and Zero Discharge Status will be maintained. Hazardous waste will be disposed as per the Hazardous wastes Rules, 2008. Proposed project will generate employment in the area. TOR adequately formulated to cover all possible aspects and EIA would address all impacts. Proposed project is in the KIADB Industrial area and no private land is required for acquisition. Hence, request Honble committee to exempt Public Hearing
The Committee observed that the R&D unit of the proponent is existing since 2005 and this proposal is for bulk production. In the PFR, source of water is mentioned as KIADB (Cauvery). The proponent was advised to be specific on source and get NoC from BWSSB/KIADB.
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After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs for the preparation EIA report from the project proponent: Details of Solvents used Green chemistry proposed. Recovery of solvents and salts. Separation factor. Mass balance of each product. Limiting the construction area to 50% of the plot size allotted by KIADB Green belt of 33% with trees as buffer on periphery of the plot to be maintained. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC. 15th February 2013 Members present in the meeting: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dr. S. Ganjigatti Dr. B. S. Jai Prakash Dr. S.K. Gali Dr. Usha. N. Murthy Dr. Bela Zutshi Sri. M.B. Girish Dr. M.H. Balakrishnaiah Chairman Member Member Member Member Member Secretary
Agenda-1: EIA Presentation for Appraisal: 1. Industrial Project: Expansion of Bulk drug (Additional 50 TPM of Halquinol BP80) Unit at Plot No. B-14, 15, 16 & C-25, 26, 27, KSSIDC Industrial Estate, Doddaballapura, Bangalore District M/s. Provimi Animal Nutrition India Ltd (SEIAA 32 IND 2011). Name of the Applicant: Sri. Ravi Kiran. B. M/s. Provimi Animal Nutrition India Pvt. Ltd. have applied for EC from SEIAA for their proposed expansion of Halquinol BP-80 production from existing 30 Tons/Month to 80 Tons/Month at their existing plant (established 1983) at Plot No. B-14, 15, 16 & C-25,26,27, KSSIDC Industrial Estates, Doddaballapura, Bangalore under 5(f) of schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B requiring EC from SEIAA. The major raw material required is 8-Hydroxy Quinoline. The other raw material required is Caustic Soda Lye- 50%. Project Details: (a) Land: The industry exists in KSSIDC Industrial Estate. The expansion is within the premise and no additional land is required. Total plot area: 2648.7 Sqm; Total built up area: 1636.2 Sqm. (b) Greenery: Landscape area: 883.0 Sqm. (c) Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 42 KLD; Source of water: at present from tankers. (d) Sewage: Total quantity generated: 10 KLD from the Page 44 of 82
industrial process sent to KSPCB authorized CETP M/s. Eco Engineers. 2.4 KLD domestic wastewater sent to septic tank. Miscellaneous 0.8 KLD sent to CETP. (e) Power Requirement: Total Requirement: 250 KVA from BESCOM; Power Backup: 1 X 180 KVA DG sets. (f) Waste Management: (i) used oil 200 Lit/year sent to M/s. Merit India Lubricants (CPCB Registered) (ii) oil soaked cotton waste- 30 Kg/yr sent to TSDF M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd. (iii) fiber drums 220 Nos/Month, oil & chemical barrels-5 Nos/Month and covers & Material waste- 400 Kg/Month sent to MD Enterprises (KSPCB Authorized) (iv) process residue & waste 85 Kg/Month stored and disposed to TSDF (v) Resin 15 Kg/Month stored & disposed to recyclers (vi) Asbestos containing material sent to TSDF (vii)packaging scrap of 300 Kg/yr sold to recyclers (viii) lab spent solvents send to TSDF; effluents process effluent will be handed over to authorized CETP, Malur, Kolar District. Project Surrounding Details: Bannerghatta National Park 35 Km; Hesaraghatta Lake 8.5 Kms. NH 7: 2.2 Km. The subject was placed in the 78th SEAC meeting held on 6/7.01.2012 and the proponent present explained the proposed ToRs. The proponent informed that the industry started its operation in 1983 and hence, environmental clearance was not obtained. They have approached now for environmental clearance as they are now going for expansion. After deliberations, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs to be addressed in the EIA prepared by an accreditated consultant: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Compliance to earlier CFE/CFO issued by KSPCB before expansion. Composition of sludge. Impact of ground water. Risk assessment. Details of unit operations in treatment of effluent. Odour problem. Quantification of salts.
The project proponent has submitted the EIA report on 22.12.2012 with response to the ToRs issued on 22.02.2012. The subject was considered in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18th & 19th January 2013 and the subject was deferred to next SEAC meeting in view of the letter dated 18.01.2013 of the project proponent informing his inability to attend the meeting. Again now, the proponent in their letter dated 14.02.2013 informed that they cannot attend the meeting scheduled on 15.02.2013 due to administrative and other reasons and requested for further 2 months time to present EIA before the Committee. After deliberation, the Committee decided that the time sought form the proponent for presentation of EIA is not acceptable and recommended the proposal to SEIAA for closure. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for closure. Page 45 of 82
2. Construction Project: "Garuda Centre" Commercial cum Residential Development at Sy.no.37,38,39,40,41,42,52,53,54,55,56,59,60& 61, Ejipura, Link Road, Koramangala, Bangalore of M/s. Maverick Holding & Investment Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 103 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Satish Amblee, CEO M/s. Environmental Engineers Consultants Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. &
M/s. Maverick Holding & Investment Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed "GARUDA CENTRE" Commercial cum Residential Development project at Sy.no.37,38,39,40,41,42,52,53,54,55,56,59,60 & 61, Ejipura, Link Road, Koramangala, Bangalore, Karnataka under 8(b) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 450 Crores. The property belongs to BBMP and occupied by slum dwellers at present. The project is proposed to rehabilitate the slum dwellers by providing EWS dwelling units to be constructed in the same location. The project is taken up under PPP model. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 63.232.38 Sqm; Total built up area: 2,78,697.30 Sqm. Project consists of 7 Nos of Blocks. Maximum number of floors: 14 (residential block), 12 (service apartment block), 12 (EWS block), 14 (hotel block), 7 (retail block), 11 (office block) and 5 (multiplex block). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 1135.063 KLD; Fresh water requirement: 799.053 KLD, sourced from Public supply and borewell. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity of excavated earth: 597400 Cum; backfilling quantity: 61000 Cum; landscaping quantity: 22000 Cum; internal road construction quantity: 7500 Cum; Balance quantity 507000 Cum would be disposed as per guidelines. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 1,009.982 KLD, treated in proposed STP of design capacity 1,212 KLD; Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 5,884.50kg/day; Power: Total Requirement: 13,548 KVA from BWSSB & KPTCL; Backup Power: DG sets of 7 X 1500 KVA, 3 X 1000 KVA and 2 X 320 KVA; Parking: 2964 Numbers. Project surrounding details: Bellandur Lake 5kms & Bannerghatta National Park - 20Kms. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Soil investigation report submitted. The subject was considered in the 84th SEAC meeting held on 22nd & 23rd June 2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the proposed ToRs. Presently there is UGD facility in the project site. The height of the building is 48 m and the RoW is 30.17 m in front of the project site. The nearest fire station is 5 km away from the project site. After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue the following ToRs along with the model ToRs for preparation of EIA by the proponent: 1. Details of rehabilitation of the slum dwellers. 2. Due diligence report
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The project proponent has submitted the EIA report on 10.01.2013 with response to the ToRs issued on 06.08.2012. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the EIA. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 48.5 m (maximum) and the RoW in front of the project site is 30 m. The nearest fire station is 3 km away from the project site. There are no water bodies nearby. Only a sewage drain is passing adjacent to the project site. It is a total developed area. The total numbers of economical weaker section units proposed is 1512 which would be developed in 7.25 acres of the plot area of 15,625 acres and the balance area would be commercial developed by the project proponent. The proponent informed that NOC from BWS&SB is issued on 19.06.2012. The Project Proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 20 Lakhs as a part of his Social Commitment towards environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Details of excess excavated earth disposal. 2. Copy of NOC obtained from BWS&SB. 3. Enhanced greenery details. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
Agenda-2: Recalled Projects for Presentation & Appraisal: 1. Industrial Project: Construction of Additional Product Tankage, TLF shed and allied facilities at Devanagonthi Village, Hoskote Taluk, Bangalore of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (SEIAA 36 IND 2011). Name of the Applicant: Name of the consultant firm:Sri. Pankaj Krishna Halder M/s. Mantec Consultants Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi.
M/s. Indian Oil Corporation Limited have proposed for expansion of the existing petroleum products storage by adding additional tankage, 10 additional TLF bays, pumps and allied facilities at POL terminal at Devanagonthi Village, Hoskote Taluk, Bangalore. Presently operating with the storage capacity of 20,300 KL of petrol (MSClass A), 34908 KL of Diesel (HSD-Class B), 7008 KL Kerosene (SKO-Class B), 13934 KL of ATF and 600 KL Ethanol (Class A). It is now proposed to provide additional tank capacity for Petrol (MS-Class- A) of capacity 10,568 KL, Diesel (HSD-Class B) of capacity 10,000 KL and ATF (Class -B) of capacity 3,006 KL. The total tankage facility including the proposed and existing facility works out to 1,00,324 KL. The total project cost is Rs. 8,561 Lakhs. Project Details: Total land area: M/s. IOCL has acquired land of 96 Acres for its existing depot and no additional land is required for the proposed additional storage tanks. Landscape: 10 M wide green belt has been earmarked for greenbelt Page 47 of 82
development around the plant and the internal roads. Water requirement: 3 KL water will be drawn from the existing borewell. Sewage generation: domestic wastewater is treated in septic tank and soak pit. 6 Nos. of oil water separator has been provided and spillage of oil shall be drained to oil water separator. The oil content of the discharge from oil water separator is less than 10-ppm. Power requirement: 750 KVA from BESCOM; Alternate power supply: 2 X 750 KVA of DG Set. Solid waste: solid waste generated in the form of oil from the storage tanks are sent to refinery for reprocessing. The subject was placed in the 79th SEAC meeting held on 9/10.02.2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant were present and explained the project. The proponent informed that environmental clearance from MoEF has already been obtained in respect of Cross Country Pipeline (Chennai Bangalore). Ethanol is used for 5 % mixing with petrol as per norms. The proponent informed the following: 1. Land is allotted by KIADB and is in the ownership of IOCL. 2. Expansion and modernization is proposed in the existing land. 3. No processing is involved. The operation involves receipt, storage and distribution of finished petroleum products. 4. All statutory approvals in place for the existing terminal. 5. No adverse impact due to expansion. 6. EIA studies for Devanagonthi POL terminal is also proposed along with Risk assessment and disaster management plan studies. The Committee deliberated on the above points and decided to categorize the project as B1 without public consultation as the project is located in KIADB allotted land. After deliberation, the Committee was decided to issue model ToRs for the preparation of EIA from an environmental consultant stressing more on risk analysis. The proponent has submitted the EIA on 05.07.2012 in response to the ToRs issued on 14.03.2012. The subject was placed in the 88th SEAC meeting held on 24/25.08.2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the EIA. The proponent informed that there are no national parks/wild life sanctuaries/reserve forests within 10 km radius. All tank trucks comply with the provisions of OISD and petroleum rules which are approved by CCO, Nagpur. No mounded storage bullets are proposed. The Committee after deliberations decided to recall the proponent after obtaining the air quality model studies for accident scenario from the project proponent. The proponent has submitted the above information on 28.09.2012 in response to this office letter dated: 05.09.2012. The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the Proponent and Environment Consultant present explained the replies made in response to the query raised by the Committee. However the Page 48 of 82
Committee observed that the air quality model study for accident scenario is not done properly (as it is limited for whole tank burning scenario only considering Total Hydrocarbon concentrations) and hence requested the proponent to rework the AQM study for the following scenarios: 1. 2. 3. Air quality for fugitive emission. Air quality for catastrophic situations. Failure of POL tanks with and without fire.
After deliberation the Committee decided to recall the project proponent for presentation after obtaining the above information from the project proponent. The details sought were received vide proponent letter date: 15.01.2013 in response to this office letter dated 17.12.2012. The proponents made a power point presentation on the clarifications sought and the following are the main points discussed: I. F ugitive emissions are Pollutant released into air from leaks in equipment, pipe lines, seals, valves, etc., and not from the usual sources such chimneys, stacks, and vents. Fugitive emissions are leaks or releases that occur whenever there are discontinuities in the solid barrier that maintains containment. The sources, determination & mitigation/control are given below, 1. In Centrifugal pumps, main source is drive shaft that passes through impeller casing & in Reciprocating pumps, Openings in cylinder or fluid end that actuates the piston. The mitigative measure is proper sealing of annular clearances and use of mechanical seals instead of packed seals. 2. In Pressure relief valves, Improper re-seating of the discs resulting in corrosion of valve due to fluid is the source and remedy is using rupture disk ahead of PRV 3. In Sampling points, Manual collection of samples is the source and Using closed loop sampling system fugitive emission can be mitigated 4. Packing glands are used in valves to reduce stem emissions. These include asbestos, graphite or carbon, glass fiber, plastic and metal packings. Depending on the nature of these, leaks happen. Using hermetically sealed types such as bellow, diaphragm and pinch valves can control fugitive emission. 5. In Flanges, The emission rates depend upon the gasket materials, surface roughness and the flange-bolting system. The standard gasket for many years in chemical and petroleum plants has been the asbestos gasket. A wide variety of non-asbestos gaskets are available either in sheet, spiral wound, envelope or jacketed forms. These are made of Teflon, flexible graphite, glass and ceramic fiber. They are selected in accordance with their physical characteristics to meet process pressure, temperature and chemical resistance requirements to mitigate fugitive emission. II The following catastrophic scenarios have been projected:
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a. hermal radiation from pool fire b. oxic Threat c. lash Fire d. apor cloud Explosion e.
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C omplete failure of tank. The zone of influence has been clearly specified for each scenario and for each product. The LOC are derived for three stages of effect and are marked as red, orange & yellow in decreasing order of magnitude respectively. (In case of flash fire, red & yellow are specified as corresponding to the LEL & UEL limits of flammability). 1. Summary of Air Quality Effect due to thermal radiation from pool fire Existing tanks & Proposed tanks: M aximum threat on Potentially Lethal L.O.C. is with existing MS tank of 12000 KL. T he proximate analysis threat zone for thermal radiation due to pool fire would be about 40 mts, taken from the corner of the dyke area. 2. Summary of Air Quality Effect due to Toxic Threat Existing tanks & Proposed tanks
T EEL (Temporary Emergency Exposure Limits) of each product and scenario are projected in the graphs. Three Levels of TEEL 1, 2 & 3 are estimated for each scenario. T he proximate analysis threat zone for toxic threat would be about 2.0 kms,.
3. Summary of Air Quality Effect due to Flash Fire Existing tanks & Proposed tanks: Maximum threat of flash fire LOC is with MS tank . The Flammability levels of concentration patchiness of other products fall within the 60% level of LEL for MS tank alone. The proximate analysis threat zone for flammability would be about 4 km, which would cover the entire air quality threat perception effect of all the products. 4. Summary of Air Quality Effect due to Vapor Cloud Explosion Existing tanks & proposed tanks: M aximum threat on Potentially Lethal L.O.C. is with the proposed HSD tank of 10000 KL.
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T he complete L.O.C. coverage for all other products fall within the range for this proposed tank. T he proximate analysis threat zone for vapor cloud explosion over pressure would be about 1.1 kms, which would cover the entire air quality threat perception effect of all the products. 5. The major hazard due to BLEVE of a tank is thermal radiation due to fire ball and/or pool fire. Other hazards would include over pressure, fragments flying in the air, smoke and toxic bye products. But, the thermal radiation effect is the most important of all these, considering that all the storage products in the terminal are liquids. III Scenarios on tank failure and subsequent effect on air quality is presented below: O ut of the proposed tanks, HSD 10000 KL is the only tank bigger than the existing volumes. For other products, the existing tank volumes are bigger than the proposed volumes. I n this report, the maximum tank volumes have been taken and the effect on air quality due to catastrophic situations has been derived for each product. D MP formulated as per the consequence analysis. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance with suggestion that the proponent should install on line devices to monitor the fugitive emissions Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
2. Industrial Project: Expansion and modernization of LPG/Propane Storage and Bottling from 100 MT/month to 2750 MT/month at Sy.no.135/1 & 135/2, Yelechegere Village, Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore Rural District of M/s. Total Oil India Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 18 IND 2012). Project Proponent: Environment Consultant: Sri. Shashi M/s. Metamorphosis
M/s. Total Oil India Private Limited (TOIPL) have applied for EC for proposed Expansion /Modernization of existing LPG/Propane Storage and Bottling Plant (storage capacity from 100MT/month to 450 MT/month) at Sy. No. 135/1, 135/2, Yelechegere, Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore Rural District under Sl. No. 6(b) of EIA Notification, 2006 requiring EC from SEIAA. Project Cost: Rs. 4.8 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot area: 4 Acres (converted from agriculture to Industrial purpose in the name of M/s. Universal Petroleum Pvt. Ltd.,). Water: Domestic requirement: 1000LPD, Industrial requirement: 1000 LPD. Sewage will be Page 51 of 82
disposed to Septic tanks. Excavated Earth: Total Quantity: 1400 Cum used entirely for filling low lying areas. Power: Backup: 1X200KVA DG Set. The proponent has submitted the following documents: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Geotechnical investigation Report Description on safety measures adopted as per PESO & OISD. Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA). Project Report. On site emergency Report Plan. Approval letter dated 03.09.2012 from PESO, Nagpur. CFO for LPG Bottling capacity 100 MT/month valid up to 30.06.2012. Sale deed.
The subject was considered in the 93rd SEAC meeting held on 23rd & 24th November 2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent requested for considering the project under B2 catagory for the following justification: 1. 2. 3. 4. No processing is involved. Already existing plant having identical acitivity with all statuary approvals. The proposal is only to expansion/modernization of the existing facilities. Any adverse environmental impact due to additional storage is not anticipated.
The Committee after considering the above points deliberated and decided to classify the project as B2 catagory and decided to obtain EMP covering the Risk Assessment interms of vulnerable targets around 2 to 3km radius of the project site from the project proponent. EMP along with risk assessment was submitted by proponent vide letter dated: 16.01.2013 in response to this office letter dated 17.02.2012. Nearest habitation towards by west of the plant has to be ascertained & discussed as the wind direction for maximum period is from North to South on West side. The proponent made a power point presentation before the Committee. Following salient features were discussed,
1. Project Site is the Core Zone comprising Bavikere Village at 2.5 Km on to the South, Jogipalya village at 3.0 Km on to the West, Visveswara pura village at 4.5 Km on to the East & Bommanahalli village at 6.0 Km on North of the site. 2. Anticipated impacts and mitigation measures (Operation Phase),
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Develop comprehensive Onsite Emergency Response plan Recommendations of Risk Assessment report shall be implemented effectively. 1000 Lts Water is consumed only for domestic purpose and no water is required for industrial activity. Domestic waste water released to septic tank and disposed. Also, it is proposed to implement rain water harvesting system. Air pollution is only by operation of DG and DG Exhaust is released as per PCB norms through chimney It is proposed to minimize electricity usage by use of energy efficient lamps and Use of Solar Power for lighting. 3. As safety system the following are proposed, Vessels Safety Relief Valves ROV / EFCV High Level Alarm Cathodic Protection System Bulk Loading Loading Arms with Breakaway couplings EFCV ROVs Earthing Interlocking system with remote operated Valves Bottling & Other Facilities Gas Detection System Thermal Safety Valves for LPG lines Manual Call Points & Emergency Trip System Smoke Detection System 4. As SCR, it is proposed for Development of nearby villages, Distribution of free books to local school, Distribution of medical aids to the Local Hospitals, Community Development programmes, Awareness programmes and Medical camps. The Committee observed that the wind direction is towards west for maximum period and the nearest village is 3.0Km. The proponent explained to the Committee that anticipated hazard with accidental fires would be put off at the earliest within the site. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance with suggestion that the proponent should participate in the formation of roads in nearby villages to combat dust pollution due to vehicular movement. Action to be taken: Agenda-3: New Proposals: A. New proposals with ToR for presentation & appraisal: Page 53 of 82 Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
1. Industrial Project: Establishment of Ingot Plant (14400 MT/Month) and expansion of existing rolling mill plant to from 7000 MT/month to 14,000 MT/Month at, Sy.No.111, Devanahalli Main Road, Off Old Madras Road, Chimsandra Village, Virognagar Post, Bangalore - 560 049 of VRKP Steel Industries Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 3 IND 2013). The project is located at No.111, Devanahalli Main Road, Off. Old Madras Road, Budigere Cross, Virgonagar Post, Bangalore- 560 070. Present land use is Industrial. Nearest major road NH-4 and NH 75 1.0 Kms in the Southern direction from the proposed project site. Whitefield railway station 6.5 Kms in South-Eastern direction. Manduru State Forest- Located at a distance of 2.5 Kms in the North Western direction from the proposed project site. Marasandra State Forest Located at a distance of 10.0 Kms in the North Western direction from the proposed project site. Nearest village Chimsandra- 1 km, SW from the proposed project site. Hoskote Kere - Located at a distance of 2.2 Kms in the North Eastern direction from the proposed project site. No Archeological structures, Historical places, Protected Forests, Sanctuaries and Biosphere within 10 KM of project site. Details furnished in PFR received on 21/12/12 were circulated to all the members of SEAC. Project is categorized under Schedule 3(a). The project is expansion of existing: 7,000 MT/A of TMT bars production to 14,000 MT/A in the rolling mill and Ingot production of 14,400 MT/A using induction furnace. The total cost of the project is envisaged at Rs .46.00 Crores. Project Description with Process Details: Following units will be installed: 1. Induction furnace 2. Rolling mill 3. Cooling water System for auxiliaries 4. Generator & Electrical system 5. Digital distributed control system Expansion of Existing rolling mill The Rolling Mill will consist of a re-heating furnace, a mill and auxiliaries where the ingots/billets will be converted to TMT bars, wire rod, light & heavy structures. The re-heating furnace will be heated using coal/ gasifier or furnace oil. Single row charging facilities use to charge the billets at ambient temperature to the furnace. The Flue gas from the furnace leaves the furnace through the feed end and passes through a recuperator before being let off through a chimney. The process involves converting the shape stock, viz. ingots, billets to the desired finished section in the hot condition by way of passing the material between a pair of grooved rolls and providing suitable drafts at various stages. The whole operation is conducted at a particular temperature range and within a limited time span. The stages of rolling operation comprises of heating of feed stock to rollable temperature, rolling the feeding stock in different mill stands and subsequently passing through a TMT Quenching (Cooling) Box & finished in the form of Thermo Mechanically Page 54 of 82
Treated Bar in straight length and collected in a cool bed after shearing. The bars at almost ambient temperature are sheared to commercial length stored and kept ready for dispatch. To Make Wire Rod, Light & Heavy Structure process is similar to TMT only but difference is that quenching is not required. The details of raw material and products were analyzed by the Committee in addition to proposed ToR and after deliberation, the Committee decided to issue model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs for the preparation of EIA along with Public consultation: 1. Details of sludge disposal. 2. Possibility of carbon content reduction. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
2. Construction Project: Residential Apartment at Sy.Nos. 35, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 58, 59, 60 and 61, Kasavanahalli Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore District of M/s. Shrivision Homes Pvt. Ltd., (SEIAA 3 CON 2013). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. S. Raghavendra, DGM-PR M/s. Aqua Tech Enviro Engineers.
M/s. Shrivision Homes Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed residential apartment project at Survey Nos: 35, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 58, 59, 60 61, Kasavanahalli Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore under 8(b) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 321 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner on 08.07.2003. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 64,039.81 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 1,64,390.85 Sqm. The Project consists of 870 flats in 21 towers (Tower 1 to 3 & 10 to 21 consists of B+G+5UF; Tower 4 to 9 consists of B+G+14 UF; Tower 10 to 15 consists of B+G+4UF) and a club house with B+G+1UF. Landscape area: 19,815.83 Sqm (33 % of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 643 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 493 KLD and is sourced from BWS&SB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 52,500 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 15,000 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 20,000 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 17,500 Cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 515 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 525 KLD; Sludge generated is 189 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 1,812 kg/day; Organic waste: 1,088 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 724 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 4000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 750 KVA; Parking proposed: 1198 Numbers.
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Details surrounding the Project: Haralur Lake: 300 m; Kaikondrahalli Lake: 400 m; Lakedew Lake: 1.3 km; Saul Kere: 1.3 km; Ibbalur Lake: 1.4 km; Hosa Kere: 1.5 km; Bellandur Lake: 2.5 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The height of the building is 18.45 m (Tower 1 to 3 & 16 to 21), 44.93 m (Tower 4 to 9), 15.45 m (Tower 10-15) and 9.45 m (club house). The RoW in front of the project site is 18 m and the nearest fire station is 2.4 km away from the project site. The consultant brought to the notice of the Committee regarding the stay orders given by the Honble High Court of Karnataka in WP. No. 15575/2012 (GM-RES): (K. R. Sree Harsha Vs. Union of India represented by MoEF, GoI & DFEE, GoK) on 15.05.2012 against the operation of OM dated 02.12.2009, 18.03.2010 and 28.06.2010 issued by the MoEF, GoI, regarding mandatory accreditation of environmental consultants from NABET/QCI. In view of this, the Committee decided to allow environmental consultants for making presentation/preparation of EIA irrespective of their accreditation status till the stay is vacated. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the proposed ToRs. The proponent informed that the project site is located off Kasavanahalli Haralur Road. The height of the building is 44.93 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 18 m. The nearest fire station is 2.4 km away from the project site. The proponent informed that they have applied for NOC from BWS&SB. The proponent informed that the project site is sandwiched between two other properties and two lakes. The lakes are 230 m (Kaikondrahalli Lake) and 100 m (Haralur Lake) away from the project site. After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue the model ToRs along with the following additional ToRs for the preparation of EIA by the proponent: 1. 2. Address the issue of management of nallah connecting the Haralur Lake and Kaikondrahalli Lake along with size of nallah. NOC from BWS&SB for water supply. Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
Action to be taken:
3. Construction Project: Skytop Golf Village Residential Development at Karakanahalli Village, Ilwala Hobli, Mysore District of M/s. Skytop Builders Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 4 CON 2013). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. S. N. Chandrashekar. M/s. Global Environmental Systems.
M/s. Skytop Builders Pvt. Ltd. have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed skytop golf & villas project at Karakana Halli Village, Ilwals Hobli, Mysore District under 8(b) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 157.34 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Page 56 of 82
Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 2,94,306.7 Sqm out of which total plot area is 74,915.40 Sqm, total villas area is 69,294.00 Sqm and other area is 1,50,09.7; The Project consists of residential villas of 140 numbers and plots of 171 numbers; Landscape area: 57,020.12 Sqm (19.37 % of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 311 KLD and is sourced from Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage Board (KUWSSB), Mysore. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 2,46,400 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 82,400 Cum; filling for golf course: 1,64,000 Cum;. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 280 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 2 X 140 KLD of SBR Technology; Sludge generated is 3.5 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 777.5 kg/day; Organic waste: 466.5 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 311 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Supplied from CESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1 X 320 KVA, 1 X 630 KVA & 1 X 500 KVA; Parking proposed: 685 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the proposed ToRs. The proponent informed that villas are proposed in the project. He informed that the project is located off the Mysore-Coorg-Mangalore Highway on the proposed 150 ft wide KR Nagar/Hassan Road. The proponent informed that treated water from STP is stored in 5 Lakhs present in the project site and used for landscaping & turfing purposes. The Committee observed that 3 High Tension line are crossing the project site and proponent informed that they are leaving adequate buffer as per guidelines. After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue the model ToRs along with following additional ToRs for the preparation of EIA report by the proponent: 1. Details of height of the building, RoW in front of the project site and distance of nearest fire station. 2. Details of built up area proposed for villas. 3. NOC from KUWS&DB for water supply. 4. Dated site photographs. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
4. Construction Project: "Skylark Ithaca Residential Apartments & Villas", Sy. Nos. 28,29,30/1,32/1 Kurudusonnenahalli Village, Kodigehalli Vilage, 24/4, 24/5, 24/6, Kodigehalli Village, K.R.Puram, Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Skylark Mansions Pvt. Ltd., (SEIAA 5 CON 2013). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Col. P. S. Suresh, CEO M/s. Environmental Health & Safety Consultants Pvt. Ltd.,
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M/s. Skylark Mansions Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed residential apartments and villas units project called "Skylark Ithaca" at Survey Nos:28, 29, 30/1, 32/1 of Kurudusonnenahalli, Sy. No. 24/4, 24/5, 24/6 of Kodigehalli Village, KR Puram Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore under 8(b) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 243.70 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 80,127.135 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 2,32,017 Sqm. The Project consists of residential apartment of 1560 flats in 16 towers with B+G+19 UF+ Terrace, villas of 47 units with G+1UF+ Terrace and a club house with B+G+2UF+ Terrace; Landscape area: 27,496.88 Sqm (34.05 % of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 1169 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 764 KLD and is sourced from BWS&SB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 1,33,820 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 53,529 Cum; Balance quantity of 20,073 Cum will be used for landscaping at Sy. No. 22/1, 22/4, Sadarmangala, K.R.Puram Hobli, and 60,218 Cum will be used for land development at Sy. No. 48, 49/1, 50/1, 50/2, 50/3, 53/3, Budigeri, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 935.2 KLD and treated in proposed 2 STP of design capacity 495 KLD & 440 KLD; Sludge generated is 224 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 4495.1 kg/day; Organic waste will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 8328 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 6 X 250 KVA & 13 X 320 KVA; Parking proposed: 2220 Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Kodigehalli Lake: 0.65 km; Yellamma Lake-0.60 km; Varthur Lake: 6 km; Hoskote Lake: 7 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed with 2 sumps of capacity 162 Cum and 114 Cum and 40 No. of recharge pits proposed. Draft ToRs, prefeasibility report and joint development agreement submitted. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the proposed ToRs. Height of the building is 60 m (59.94 m) and RoW in front of the project site is 24 m and the nearest fire station is 4.7 away from the project site. The proponent informed that they have applied for NOC from BWS&SB for water supply. The earlier land use was agriculture. There is no UGD at present. After deliberation, the Committee decided to issue the model ToRs along with following additional ToRs for the preparation of EIA report by the proponent: 1. NOC from BWS&SB. 2. Land conversion. Action to be taken: B. Other New Proposals: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the EIA and place it before SEAC.
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1. Construction Project: "Construction of "Vaastu Hillview" Residential Apartment" at Khata No. 396/275/1, Sy. No. 275/1 & 290/1, Halagevaderahalli Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bengaluru South Taluk, Bengaluru of M/s. Vaastu Structures Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 223 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Shiva Babu (Authorized) M/s. A&N Technologies.
M/s. Vaastu Structures Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance
from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at Katha Nos: 396/275/1, Sy. Nos. 275/1 & 290/1 at Halagevaderahalli village, Kengeri Hobli, Bangalore South Taluk, Bangalore Urban District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 60.00 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Ht. of the Building: 14.95m; Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 18,326.34 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 64,332.37 Sqm. The Project consists of 400 flats with 2 Basement floor + Ground floor + 4 Upper floors; Landscape area: 6,230.95 Sqm (34% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 270 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 210 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 19,553.62 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 3,352 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 3,115.47 Cum; Road and walkways quantity: 3,254.75 leveling/Formation quantity: 7,149.71 Cum; Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 216 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 240 KLD; Sludge generated is 12 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 1,000 kg/day; Organic waste: 600 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 400 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 2,020 KVA (44.23 KW) supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 500 KVA; Parking proposed: 440 Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Bangalore City railway station -8 km. Bangalore International Airport 38 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 18.28 m. The nearest fire station is 4 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 1.28 m. The proponent submitted the copy of the NOC issued by BWS&SB dated 23.01.2013. The proponent informed that there are no water bodies within 500 m radius from the project site. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 6 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project site is located along Bangarappa Nagar Main road which connects Kenchannahalli Road and later connects Mysore road. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Mysore road is D-F-F, the same for Kenchannahalli road is B-C-C and that off Bangarappa Nagar Main road is A-B-B. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Page 59 of 82
Action to be taken:
Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
2. Construction Project: "Residential Apartment" at Sy.Nos. 79/1, Kengeri Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bangalore South Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Vaastu Structures Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 227 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Shiva Babu (Authorized) M/s. A&N Technologies.
M/s. Vaastu Structures Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Vaastu Greens Residential Apartment project at Survey No: 79/1, Kengeri Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bengaluru South taluk, Bengaluru under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 25 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 8,943.95 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 26,811.63 Sqm. The Project consists of 200 apartment units with Basement Floor + Ground Floor and 4 Upper Floors; Landscape area: 2,951.5 Sqm (33% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 135 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 105 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: -13,158 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 2,632Cum; Landscaping quantity: 1,447 Cum; Road and walkways quantity: 789 Cum; site formation quantity: 8,290Cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 108 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 120 KLD; Sludge generated is 6 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 500 kg/day; Organic waste: 300 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 200 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1,220 KW supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1X500KVA; Parking proposed: 220 Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Oxyrich Mineral-2km; BGS Global Hospital 1kmand Manipal Super Specialty Hospital 2.8km. Water Plant. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 18 m. The nearest fire station is 8.2 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 7 m. The proponent submitted the copy of the demand note dated 27.12.2012 for obtaining NOC from BWS&SB. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 2.5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project site is located along Hemmigepura road which connects Hemmigepura on one side and Uttharahalli Main road on the other side. The Uttharahalli Main road connects Mysore road on one side and Uttharahalli on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Hemmigepura road is B-C-C and the same for Uttharahalli Main road is D-F-F. Page 60 of 82
After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
3. Construction Project: "Residential Apartment and Commercial Complex Project" at Sy.No.40/1, Bhattarahalli Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. RJ Rishikaran Projects Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 228 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Ravi (Authorized) M/s. K. R. S. Enterprises. have applied for for their new FJ Lake Gardenia a complex project at Survey No.40/1, Bangalore East Taluk under 8(a) of Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 100
M/s. RJ Rishikaran Projects Private Limited.,

Environmental Clearance from SEIAA residential apartment and commercial Bhattarahalli Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Crores.
Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 10,717.10 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 59697.71 Sqm. The residential apartment consisting of 194 units in four blocks of 2Basement Floors + Ground Floors and 30 Upper Floors with modern amenities like swimming pool, Helipad on terrace, Car parking High speed lifts, sewage treatment plant, power back up and etc. Landscape area: 3550 Sqm (33% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 200 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 134 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 26,640 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 4000 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 12000Cum; Balance quantity of 10640 Cum will be stored at site. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 160 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 160 KLD; Sludge generated is 20 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 1000 kg/day; Organic waste: 350 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 400 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1000 KW supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of -2X500KVA; Parking proposed: 638Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: KR Puram Lake 0.8 km; Bhattarahalli Lake: 0.7 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 105.4 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 40 m. The nearest fire station is 6 km away from the project site. The proponent informed that the earlier activity in the project site is metal casting and due diligence report has been prepared and submitted now. The UGD at present is at K.R.Puram. The Committee observed the variation in built up area, number of units proposed in the project and hence requested the proponent to submit revised Form 1 & 1A. The proponent committed and submitted an Page 61 of 82
undertaking to spend Rs. 20 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the revised form 1 & 1A and NOC from BWS&SB for water supply from the proponent: Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
4. Construction Project: "Residential Apartment" at Sy.No.98/1, 99/4 & 99/5, Panathur Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Isha Infra Projects (SEIAA 230 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Raja Kumar M. R. (Authorized) M/s. Envipro, Bangalore.
have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at Survey Nos: 98/1, 99/4 & 99/5 Panathur Village, Varthur Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Banglaore under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 39.23 Crores. NA conversion obtained from DC. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 9209.26 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 28,891.85 Sqm. The Project consists of 195 flats in 3 Blocks with Basement Floor + Ground Floor and 4 Upper Floors; Landscape area: 3088.91 Sqm (33.54% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 147 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 98 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 26,284Cum; Landscaping quantity: 2,804Cum; 8761Cum will be used for backfilling between foundations, 10514Cum will be for back filling on backside of retaining walls, UG Sumps, tank etc., 4,205Cum for filling in low lying areas Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 118 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity140 KLD; Sludge generated is 6kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 250 kg/day; Organic waste: 160 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 90 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1,000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1 X 250 KVA; Parking proposed: 215Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Bannerghatta Biological Park 25km; Varthur Lake - 2.7 km; Bellandur Kere 3.2 km; Gajurpalya Lake 3.6 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.75 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 12.19 m. The nearest fire station is 5.5 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 0.75 m. The proponent submitted a copy of the NOC issued by BWS&SB for water supply on 27.07.2012. The project site is located near Panathur Main road. The existing, projected and modified Los of Panathur Main road is B-C-C. The proponent committed and submitted an Page 62 of 82
M/s. Isha Infra Projects
undertaking to spend Rs. 4 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for environmental clearance.
5. Construction Project: "P. S. R. Aster Residential Development Project" at Sy.Nos. 49 & 51, Chambenahalli Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. P.S.R. Builders and Developers (SEIAA 231 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. N. Krishnamurthy, Project incharge (Authorized) M/s. eMpower.
M/s. P.S.R. Builders and Developers have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at Sy.No. 49 & 51, Chambenahalli Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore Urban District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 68.71 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 23,067.08 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 58,453.22 Sqm. The Project consists of 352 flats with Stilt Floor + Ground Floor + 3 Upper Floors and Terrace Floor; Landscape area: 10034.46 Sqm (43.50 % of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 237.6 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 167.2 KLD and is sourced from Village Panchayat. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 190 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 220 KLD with SBR Technology; Sludge generated is 11 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 792 kg/day; Organic waste: 475 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: -317 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 800 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 500KVA; Parking proposed: 400 Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Bellandur Lake 13.5km; Sompura Lake 2.67km; Varthur Lake 9.62km and Bannerghatta National Park 34.7km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. RTC copy submitted. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.40 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 10 m. The level difference in the project site is 3.5 m. The proponent submitted a copy of NOC obtained from Village Panchayat. The project site is located 1 Km away from Chambenahalli road which connects Chambenahalli village on one side (and then to Sarjapura road) and Valgara Kallahalli Village on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Sarjapur road is C-E-E, the same for Chambenahalli road and Valgara Kallahalli road is A-B-B.
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After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Scientific assessment of Village Panchayat ground water prepared by a hydrogeologist along with water quality, quantity, total yield and competitive users requirement. 2. Details of excavated earth and its disposal. 3. Landscape plan (map) with calculation. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC
6. Construction Project: "Residential Building" at Municipal # 2563/101/1 & 101/2A, Valagerehalli Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bangalore South Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. MBR Homes Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 232 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. D. Lokanath, (Authorized) M/s. KRS Enterprises Executive
M/s. MBR Homes Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed MBR Sangrila Residential Building project at Municipal No. 2563/101/1 & 101/2A, Valagerehalli Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bengaluru South taluk under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 60 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Height of the building is 26.90m; Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 12115.31 Sqm out of which Kharab area is 708.32 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 54000Sqm. The Project consists of 360 flats with Blocks A, B, C, D & E with Basement Floor + Ground Floor + 8 Upper Floors and Terrace; Landscape area: 3438.32 Sqm (30.14% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 300 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 212 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 16838 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 3438 Cum; Backfilling to be done between foundations is about 2500 cum; Backfilling to be done on the backside of retaining walls & underground tanks is about 2000 cum; filling done to fill-up the low lying areas at site is about 8900 cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 240 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 265 KLD; Sludge generated is - 15kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 880 kg/day; Organic waste: 528 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 352kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1800 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 200KVA & 320KVA; Parking proposed: 403Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Bannerughatta National Park 16.17km; Tanks situated within 15km; Kengeri Kere 063km; Dubasipalya kere 0.89km, Hoskere Kere 1.29km, Komghatta Lake 2.77km, Hosakerehalli Lake 4.32km and agricultural activities in nearby villages, reserve forest with mixed plantation at a
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distance of 15km.Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Vishwawati Nala across the road at 0.12km. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 26.90 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 30 m (existing Mysore road) and it is proposed to widen to 45 m as per proposed CDP. The nearest fire station is 10 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 6.69 m. the proponent submitted a copy of the NOC issued by BWS&SB dated 17.11.2012. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 6 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project site is located on Mysore road which connects Mysor on one side and Bangalore on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Mysore road is D-F-F (road toward Bangalore) and C-E-E (road toward Mysore). The Committee suggested the proponent to enhanced power savings. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
7. Construction Project: "Expansion of "Oceanus Greendale" Residential Development" at Sy.Nos. 94 & 104/1, Horamavu Village, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Oceanus Dwellings Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 233 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. P K Chacko, Managing Director M/s. EQMS India Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s. Oceanus Dwellings Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their proposed expansion of Oceanus Greendale Residential Development project at Survey Nos: 94 & 104/1, Horamavu Village, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore, Karnataka under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 68.76 Crores. The project proponent had obtained Environmental Clearance from SEIAA vide file No. SEIAA 30 CON 2007 dated: 16.07.2008 for the construction of residential apartment. Meanwhile, the proponent has also submitted the proposal for expansion of the project on 13.12.2012. The comparative statement of the salient features of the earlier proposal and proposal for expansion is given in the table below: Features Unit Type of Development Project Cost Rs. Crores. Earlier Proposal Residential development 33.09 Proposal for expansion Residential development 68.76
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Plot Area Sqm Gross Built Up Sqm Area Landscape area Sqm Building Floors Dwelling units Water requirement Source of water Wastewater generation STP capacity Sludge generated Solid Waste Power requirement Power Source Backup power(DG sets) Parking facilities # KLD
17,037.13 48,513.15 1540.70 Basement Floor + Ground Floor + 11 Upper Floors 352 275.6 220.5 225 --388
19,960.90 61,543.17 5049.3 Basement Floor + Ground Floor + 11 Upper Floors 402 272 BWSSB 232 100KLD & 175KLD 15 kg/day 905 6717.97 KWH/day BWSSB 3X225KVA 2X180KVA 154
KLD KLD Kg/da y Kg/da y KVA
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The details of the expansion project are as under: Land: Total Plot Area: 19,960.90 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 61543.17 Sqm (at present 140 units are operational with built up area of 19,724.74 Sqm). The Project consists of 262 units with Basement Floor + Ground Floor & 11 Upper Floors; Landscape area: 5049.3 Sqm (25.29% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 272 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 181 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 47,430.62 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 14,229.19 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 3,332 Cum; Balance quantity of 29,879Cum will be disposed off to low lying areas by our contractors. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 232 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 100KLD & 175KLD; Sludge generated is - 15 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 905 kg/day; Organic waste: 365kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 540 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 6717.97 KWH/day supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 3X225KVA & 2X180KVA; Parking proposed: 154Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Horamavu Lake 200m; Rampura Lake: 2 km; K R Puram Lake 2.5km; Benniganahalli Lake 5km; Bannerghatta National park 40 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Page 66 of 82
The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 36.3 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 12 m. The project site is located near Tambu Chetty Palya Main road which connects ORR on one side and K.R.Purma on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Tambu Chetty Palya Main road is B-B-C. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 3 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The Committee observed that the expansion proposal has two towers with the height of the building is 36.3 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 12 m. Since the OM dated 07.02.2012 regarding guidelines on high rise buildings is in Vogue, the Committee requested the proponent to modify their proposal so as to comply the said guidelines. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recall the proponent for presentation after obtaining the modified Form 1 &1A in compliance to the O.M. dated 07.02.2012 regarding guidelines on high rise buildings along with MOU for disposal of excess excavated earth from the proponent. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and recall the proponent for the presentation before the SEAC.
8. Construction Project: "Alpine Fiesta Residential Apartment" at Khatha No.341, Sy. No. 105/5, Hoodi Village, K.R.Puram Hobli, Bengaluru East Taluk, Bengaluru of M/s. Alpine Housing Development Corporation Ltd. (SEIAA 234 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Shaik Mohammed Osman (Authorized) M/s. A&N Technology.
M/s. Alpine Housing Development Corporation Limited have applied for

Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Alpine Fiesta Residential Apartment project at Khatha No. 341, Sy.No. 105/5, Hoodi Village, K R Puram Hobli, Bengaluru East Taluk, Bengaluru under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 45 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 17,415.10 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 50,539.47Sqm. The Project consists of two blocks (Block A & B) comprises of 350 units with Basement Floor + Ground Floor & 9 Upper Floor and a Club house ; Landscape area: 5,567.76 Sqm (34.23% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 239 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 185 KLD and is sourced from BWSSB (NOC issued on 31.05.2007). Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 12,906.15 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 2,581.23 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 2,783.88 Cum; Road and walkways quantity: 3,199.10 Cum and site formation quantity: 4341.94 Cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 191 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 210 KLD with SBR technology; Sludge generated is 10.5 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Page 67 of 82
Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 875 kg/day; Organic waste: 525 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 350kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1,855 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 1 X 500 KVA; Parking proposed: 403 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 31.50 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 8 m (existing) and it is proposed to widen to 24 m. The nearest fire station is 4.5 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 4.23 m. The proponent informed that the railway track is passing around 50 m away from the project site. He also informed that about 175 trees are proposed to the planted on the periphery of the project site. The project site is located along Kodigehalli Main road which connects Kodigehalli on one side and Kumbena Agrahara Main road on the other side. The Kodigehalli main road later connects Kumbena Agrahara Main road, which connects to KR.puram on one side and Sadharamangal on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Kodigehalli Main road is A-B-B and the same for Kumbena Agrahara Main road is C-B-B. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 4.5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
9. Construction Project: "Residential Apartments" at Sy.No.24, HMT Road, Opp HMT Watch Factory, Jalahalli, Bangalore of M/s. Shiv Parvati Constructions, (SEIAA 235 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Vijay, Manager M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. Shiv Parvati Constructions have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at No. 24, HMT Road, Opp HMT Watch Factory, Jalahalli, Bangalore under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 30 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 8037.82 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 35,173.32 Sqm. The Project consists of 216 units with Basement Floor + Ground Floor + 9 Upper Floors; Landscape area: 2,893.6 Sqm (33% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 145.8 KLD is sourced from BWSSB; Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 10,000 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 4,000 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 4000 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 2000 Cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 116.4 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 120 KLD; Sludge generated is 6 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Page 68 of 82
Total waste generated: 324 kg/day; Organic waste: 194.4 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 129.5 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2x500 KVA; Parking proposed: 216 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 32.25 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 18 m. The nearest fire station is 4 km away from the project site. The proponent submitted a copy of NOC issued by BWS&SBdated 26.10.2012. The level difference in the project site is 3.47 m. The project site is located near HMT Layout road which connects HMT factory on one side and Kalingarao road (Jalahalli Bangalore City road) on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of HMT Layout road remains at A. the same for Kalingarao road is D-C-C (road toward Jalahalli) and B-C-D (road toward Bangalore City). The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 3.5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance. 10. Construction Project: Expansion of existing industry to increase production capacity and in house chassis assembly activity at Sy.Nos. 18, 57, 60, 61, 123, 124, 133 & 134, Yalachahalli, Tavarekere Post, Hosakote, Bangalore-562 212 of M/s. Volvo Buses India Pvt. Ltd. (SEIAA 236 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Krishnaprasad M/s.KRS Enterprises. Action to be taken:
M/s. Volvo Buses India Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their expansion of existing industry production capacity from 1000 Nos. Buses/annum to 1500 Nos Buses/annum project at Survey Nos: 18, 57, 60, 61, 123, 124, 133 & 134 at Yalachally village, Hosakote Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 40 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Ht. of the Building : 14.99m; ROW: 60m. The project proponent had obtained Environmental Clearance from SECC vide file No. FEE 164 ECO 2012 dated: 17.04.2012 The salient features of the existing and proposed expansion are given below: Sl. Particulars No. 1 Project Location Existing at Survey Nos: 18, 57, 60, 61, 123, 124, 133 & 134 at Yalachally Proposed No change. Total
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2 3 4 5
Investment Plot area (in Sqm) Built up area (in Sqm) Production
village, Taverekere Post , Hosakote Taluk, Bangalore -562 122 50 Cr. 100228 Sqm 17292 Sqm 1000 Nos. Buses/Annum Shop floors is Ground only Administrative building G+3 14.99 mts
40 Cr. 100228 Sqm 7679 Sqm 500 Nos. Buses/ Annum Shop floors is Ground only Administrative building G+3 14.99 mts
No change 24971 Sqm 1500 Nos. Buses / Annum -
Configuration of the building
Height of Building (in Meters) Row in from of the project site (in meters) Source of Water
60 mts
60 mts
Bore well inside premises 90 KLD
10
11
12
Total Water Requirement (in KLD) Waste Water generation (in KLD) a) Domestic (in KLD) b) Industrial (in KLD)
Bore well inside premises and KIADB. 20 KLD 110 KLD
110 KLD
19.2 KLD
130 KLD
107 KLD 3 KLD
17.7 KLD 1.5 KLD
124.7 KLD 4.5 KLD
13
STP & ETP Capacity
137 KLD
STP: 137 KLD ETP: 5 KLD.
14
Greenery (in Sqm)
13,814 Sqm
2,2386 Sq,
NO upgradation as no increase in Manpower 36,200 Sqm
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The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.99 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 60 m. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 4 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance with the condition that the project proponent shall obtain necessary clearances from appropriate authorities for industrial activity Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
11. Construction Project: Residential Apartment at Sy.No.520/2, Sarjapura Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore of M/s. Vandana Infra Realty (SEIAA 237 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Raj Kumar M. R. (Authorized) M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. Vandana Infra Realty., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Residential Apartment project at Survey Nos: 520/2 at Sarjapura village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 30 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 8042.89 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 29,091.98 Sqm. The Project consists of 175 flats with 2B + Ground + 4 Floors; Landscape area: 2,654.15 Sqm (33.0 % of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 118.1 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 87.5 KLD and is sourced from Sarjapura Grama Panchayat (NOC dated 27.12.2012 obtained). Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 94 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 100 KLD; Sludge generated is 4 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 262.5 kg/day; Organic waste: 157.5 kg/day will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 105 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 500 KVA; Parking proposed: 193 Numbers. Project Surrounding Details: Sompura Lake: 1.07 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Note: Excavated Earth Management and Details surrounding the Project are not furnished. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 14.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 30 m. The nearest fire station is 6 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 2.53 m. The project is located along Sarjapura Road (SH-35) which connects Sarjapur on one side and Bangalore city on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Sarjapura road is C-E-E. Page 71 of 82
The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 3 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the scientific assessment of Village Panchayat ground water prepared by a hydrogeologist along with water quality, quantity, total yield and competitive users requirement from the proponent. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
12. Construction Project: Hospital Project at C.A.No.8, IDEAL Homes, HBCS, Rajarajeshwarinagar, Bangalore of M/s S.S. Hospital (Unit of M/s Bapuji Educational Association) (SEIAA 1 CON 2013). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Dr. Shivashankar, Consultant Neurologist. M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. S. S. Hospital (Unit of M/s. Bapuji Education Association), have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed multi specialty Hospital project at CA NO. 8 IDEAL Homes, HBCS, at Rajarajeshwarinagar, Bangalore Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 36 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 11,183.2 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 35,858.4 Sqm. The Project consists of 325 Beds with Basement + Lower Ground + Upper ground + 5 Floors; Landscape area: 2,134.74 Sqm (19.09% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 270 KLD is sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 18,000 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 5,000 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 4,000 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 9,000 Cum. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 220 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 220 KLD; Sludge generated is 2 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 1000 kg/day; Organic waste: 500 kg/day will be treated in Organic Convertor & 250 Kgs Yellow bag waste and 250 kg of red bag waste of inorganic waste will be given to recycler. Power: Total Power requirement: 2000 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 2000 KVA; Parking proposed: 280 Numbers. Details surrounding the Project: Kengeri Lake: 5.83 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 29.95 m and the RoW in front of the project site is 15 m. The nearest fire station is 5 km away from the project site. The proponent informed that they are tying up with M/s. Maradi at the time of issue of CFO and authorization from KSPCB for disposal of their biomedical waste disposal. The level difference in the project site is 7.92 m. The proponent committed Page 72 of 82
and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 3.5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project site is located along Bangarappa Nagar Main road which connects Kenchannahalli Road and later connects Mysore road. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Mysore road is C-E-E, the same for Kenchannahalli road is B-C-C and that off Bangarappa Nagar Main road is A-B-B. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. 2. NOC from BWS&SB for water supply. Enhanced landscape plan. Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent.
Action to be taken:
13. Construction Project: "Aryan Fountain Square Residential Apartment" at Sy.No. 38/1 & 39/408, Indlabele Village, Attibele Hobli, Bangalore Urban Taluk, Bangaldore District of M/s. Aryan Hometec Pvt. Ltd., (SEIAA 2 CON 2013). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Bharath Reddy, Managing Director. M/s. KRS Enterprises.
M/s. Aryan Hometec Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed residential apartment project called "Aryan Fountain Square" at Survey Nos: 38/1, 39/408 at Indlabele Village, Attibele Hobli, Bangalore Urban District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 35 Crores. Land conversion obtained from Deputy Commissioner on 24.07.2007. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 9,611.28 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 28,585.62 Sqm. The Project consists of residential apartment of 324 flats with stilt +G+8UF; Landscape area: 3171 Sqm (33.3% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 218.5 KLD; Fresh water requirement is 168.5 KLD and is sourced from Gram Panchayat. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 4923.6 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 1136.21 Cum; Landscaping quantity: 472.24 Cum; Road leveling/Formation quantity: 3315.15 Cum; Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 175 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 200 KLD; Sludge generated is 60.41 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 972 kg/day; Organic waste will be treated in organic convertor and the product used as manure. Inorganic waste will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Power requirement: 1500 KVA supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets of 2 X 250 KVA; Parking proposed: 325 Numbers. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 29.85 m and the RoW in front Page 73 of 82
of the project site is 18 m (existing) and it is proposed to widen to 30 m as per CDP. The nearest fire station is 7 km away from the project site. There are no water bodies within 200 m. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 3 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The project is located adjacent to Sarjapur-Attibele road. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Sarjapur-Attibele road remains at C. After deliberation, the Committee decided to reconsider the proposal after obtaining the following information from the proponent: 1. Scientific assessment of Village Panchayat ground water prepared by a hydrogeologist along with water quality, quantity, total yield and competitive users requirement. 2. NOC from Grama Panchayat. 3. Dated photographs. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to obtain the above information and place it before the SEAC.
14. Construction Project: "Skylark Esta Residential Apartment" at Sy.Nos.16/1, 16/2 & 13/4 Hoody Village, K.R.Puram Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore Urban District of M/s. Skylark Mansions Pvt. Ltd., (SEIAA 6 CON 2013). Sri. Col. P.S. Suresh, CEO M/s. Environmental Health & Safety Consultants Pvt. Ltd., M/s. Skylark Mansions Pvt. Ltd., have applied for Environmental Clearance from SEIAA for their new proposed Skylark Esta Residential Apartment project at Survey Nos: 16/1, 16/2 & 13/4, at Hoody village, K.R.Puram Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore District under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under Category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 49.25 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total Plot Area: 10,858.35 Sqm; Total Built Up Area: 44,401.614 Sqm. The Project consists of 208 flats (2 BHK-64 Units, 3 BHK-136 Units, 4 BHK (Penthouse-8 Units) with 2 Basements + Ground + 19 Upper Floors + Terrace Floor Landscape area: 3601.35 Sqm (33.17% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 140 KLD; sourced from BWSSB. Excavated Earth Management: Total Quantity of excavated earth generated: 35,850 Cum; Backfilling quantity: 4500 Cum; of total excavated earth will be reused for filling up low laying area. Waste Water: Total quantity generated is 108 KLD and treated in proposed STP of design capacity 120 KLD; Sludge generated is 6 kg/day and used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste Management: Total waste generated: 480 kg/day; The Organic waste will be segregated. The organic waste is treated in organic waste converter and inorganic waste is handed over to BBMP trucks. Power: Total Power requirement: 1322 KW supplied from BESCOM; Backup Power proposed: DG sets 2X750 Whitefield Lake 310 m. Kadugodi Reserve Forest 2.5 km. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. NA conversion not submitted. The proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that the height of the building is 59.85 m and the RoW in front Page 74 of 82 Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm:
of the project site is 24.15 m. The nearest fire station is 2.5 km away from the project site. The proponent committed an undertaking to spend Rs. 5 Lakhs as a part of his Social commitment plan toward environmental cause. The traffic expert informed that the project site is located along Hoodi Main road which connects Hoodi on one side and Varthur Main Road on the other side. Hoodi Main Road also connects to White field road which connects Whitefield on one side and KR Puram on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of Hoodi Main Road is B-C-D (road towards Hoodi), B-C-C (road towards Varthur Main Road). The same for Whitefield Road is C-E-E (road towards Whitefield) and C-D-D (road towards KR Puram). After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining Social Commitment Plan for Rs. 5 lakhs as committed from the proponent: Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA after obtaining the above information from the proponent. Agenda 4: Any other subject with the permission of the Chairperson. A. Discussion of inspection report: 1. Industrial Project: "Expansion of Cement Plant at Sy. No. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 193, 195, 222, Bagalkot District of M/s. Bagalkot Cement & Industries Ltd., (SEIAA 27 IND 2012). M/s. Bagalkot Cement & Industries Ltd. (BCIL) have applied for environmental clearance for their proposed expansion of existing cement plant from 1000 TPD to 1650 TPD of binding capacity for manufacturing of cement under Sl. No. 3 (b) of schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 at Sy. No. Sy. No. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 193, 195, 222, Bagalkot Village, Bagalkot Taluk & District requiring environmental clearance from SEIAA under category-B. Man power: 300. Total project cost of Rs. 4.5 Crores. Raw material details: Maximum Maximum quantity in quantity in TPD (For TPD (For Raw existing Sources expansion Materials production production capacity of 1000 capacity of 1650 TPD of cement) TPD of cement) Clinker 950 (95 %) 950 (57.6 %) At the plant Limestone Mysore Minerals Ltd., Kaladgi 1395 (81.1 %) 1395 (81.1 %) lime stone mines. Clay 75 (4.3 %) 75 (4.3 %) Own land Iron ore Doddanavar Brother, 30 (1.7%) 30 (1.7%) Hiremaagi village. Coal Nagpur and Chandrapura 222 (12.9 %) 222 (12.9 %) Traders. Gypsum 50 (5%) 122 (7.4 %) Tuticorin Page 75 of 82
Fly-ash 578 (35 %)
Dandeli Paper mills, Star Metalics, hospet, Raichur & Bellary Power plant.
Project Details: Total Plot area: 28.81 ha. The land use viz. BUA: 8.00 ha; Landscape: 12.5 ha; Road: 2.00 ha; vacant land: 6.31 ha. Water: total water requirement is 565 KLD (Drinking water: 35 KLD & Industrial: 530 KLD; sourced from borewell; recharge pit of size 14 acres X 70 ft deep; power: 7 MW supplied from HESCOM. Project surrounding details: Alamati Dam Backwater: 2 km; Ghataprabha River: 2 km; Muchkundi Lake: 4.5 km; Bagalkot: 3 km; connectivity: NH 218 at a distance of 8 km; The subject was considered in the 92nd SEAC meeting held on 20.10.2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent informed that they have proposed for expansion of cement production capacity from 1000 TPD to 1650 TPD by blending 578 Tonnes of flyash (35 %) and 72 Tonnes of gypsum to the existing product at existing plant. There is no additional land and construction activity involved for expansion. The proponent requested the Committee for B2 categorization on these grounds. The water requirement for domestic and industrial will be sourced from Borewell and back water of Alamati dam respectively. The proponent informed that the existing unit was started in the year 1982 and hence they do not required environmental clearance for the existing production capacity. However, they have obtained CFO from KSPCB which is valid upto 30.06.2013 for manufacture of cement of capacity 1000 TPD. The industry has buffer area of 260 ha which is fully covered by landscape. The Committee noted that in the 36th minutes of the Expert Appraisal Committee (Industry -1) held on 24th & 25th May 2012 at New Delhi it is recommended that stand alone cement grinding unit of less than 1 MTPA shall be treated as B2 category as per EIA Notification, 2006. The Committee noted that the total production capacity of cement after expansion is 1650 TPD. Considering 300 working days the total production capacity works out to 0.495 MTPA which is less than 1 MTPA. Accordingly the Committee decided to categorize the project as B2 category. Further, the Committee decided to have the project site inspected by SEAC to ascertain the working of the industry as well as its impact & management on environment. After deliberation, the Committee decided to obtain the EMP covering the following issues from the proponent: 1. 2. 3. 4. Dust generation do to grinding activity and its management. Health status of the workers employed. Compliance to the conditions imposed in the CFO issued by KSPCB along with copy of the same. Precautions taken for transportation of raw material.
The proponent submitted the EMP covering the above issues on 02.12.2012 with response to this office letter dated 05.11.2012
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The subcommittee visited the project on 05.01.2013 and the same is re-produced below: As per the communication from Secretary, SEAC the following subcommittee consisting of SEAC Chairman - Dr. S. Ganjigatti, and members of SEAC, Dr. S. K. Gali; Dr. Bela Zutshi; Dr. B. Manoj Kumar and Dr. Usha N. Murthy visited M/s Bagalkot Cement and Industries Ltd., Bagalkot on 5th January 2013 between 10.00 am and 12.30 pm. The visiting team was accompanied by Mr. Maniyar, Environmental Officer, KSPCB Regional Office, Bagalkot, Mr. Mahadevaswamy, Environmental Consultant for BCIL and Mr. Mariappan, Deputy Manager, Mr. Lohia, President, Mr. Deshpande, Plant Manager and other officials of the company from the proponent side. Information and Introduction of the company: Bagalkot Cement & Industries Ltd. (BCIL) is a unit of the Kanoria Group, located in Bagalkot, Karnataka. BCIL is a Kanoria Group initiative that was incorporated in 2007 to acquire the cement division of Bagalkot Udyog Ltd. BCIL manufactures of two classes of cement BAGALKOT SHAKTI and BAGALKOT SUPREME. The cement factory started in 1955 with the wet process Kiln of 300-tpd capacity. Later it was converted to a dry process Kiln in 1982. Currently the plant manufactures 297,000 TPA of Cement. Besides the Plant they have a School, Housing Colony, Clubhouse, Tennis Court etc. to enable the employees to enjoy a life of comfort. The details of physiographic features of the industry and the locations of the air pollution control equipments were shown to the subcommittee. Proposal of the project: to increase the capacity from 1000 to 1650 TPD and change in process for utilization of fly ash in cement. Areas / places visited: Administrative Block, raw material yard, raw mills, kinker kiln, grinding, pyro processing and packing plant in the premises; air pollution control equipments (Bag Filters); etc. Following are the observations made during the visit 1. There were significant contributions and substantial investments in air pollution control equipments, which is helping the industry to maintain the air quality at effective levels. The site is surrounded by road, hospital and agricultural field. Management of storm water was poor, only few open drains could be seen. Housekeeping is not good with dust on the roads. Sprinkling of water was done on roads at the time of visit. Bag filters were provided to control the air emissions. During the visit no emission from the chimneys were observed. Page 77 of 82
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7. Most of the units were not working during the visit except for 2 nos of raw mills and packing unit (working). Explanation given for that is there was no power supply on that day to operate the mill due to HESCOM shutdown. Recommendations: 1. If there are changes in manufacturing process what changes is expected in air emissions. 2. To carryout air quality studies in and around industry by fixing sampling location based on Wind Rose diagram. 3. Since there is a hospital and medical college very close to industry and the hospital is located at higher location there is a need for air quality prediction for worst case scenarios. 4. To address the impact of air emissions on adjacent agricultural fields. 5. There is need for good housekeeping and action plan for the same to be given. 6. Approach road to the industry needs to be upgraded along with improved greenery. 7. Improvement in landscaping in and around industry. 8. Action plan for decreasing the dust emission inside the premises. 9. Address the issues related to wastewater generated from industry and housing colony for effective reuse and recycling after treatment. 10. It is suggested to the industry to make it compulsory for the workers to put on all personal safety gadgets like ear plugs, nose mask and helmets etc. The Committee perused the subcommittee report and decided to obtain the details/ documents as per the above recommendations of the subcommittee. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to place the subject in the next SEAC and recall the proponent for presentation.
2. Industrial Project: Green-field Chlor-Alkali Project with caustic soda membrane cell plant and value added products in forward integration at Grasilene Division, Kumarpatnam, Haveri District of M/s Grasim Industries Limited (SEIAA 1 IND 2012). The Committee requested the subcommittee to conduct the site inspection of the above industry on 01/02.03.2012 and submit the inspection report for appraisal in the next SEAC meeting. B. Recalled Projects for Presentation & Appraisal: 1. Construction Project: Establishment of Denim "Jeans" Fabric manufacturing Unit at 1st Phase, Sy.No. 225, 226, Aliyabad KIADB Industrial Area, Bijapur of M/s ETCO Denim Pvt. Ltd (SEIAA 167 CON 2012). Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Sri. Satya Narain Executive Director. M/s. KRS Enterprises Kuchhal,
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M/s. ETCO Denim Private Limited have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed Manufacture of Denim Jeans Fabric of production capacity of 180 TPA (I Phase) and 534 TPA (II Phase) at Survey Nos: 225 (P), 226(P), 229 (P) 237 (P), 238(P), and 239(P) Aliyabad Industrial Area (KIADB), II Stage, Indi Road, Bijapur 586104, under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Employment Generation: 2500. The total project cost is Rs. 340 Crores. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 4,17,785.00 Sqm (100 Acres) (Vacant Barren land); Total built up area: 34,903 Sqm. Landscape area: 81,700 Sqm. Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 224 KLD; sourced from KIADB/ Private Tankers. Sewage generated will be treated in proposed STP of design capacity 100 KLD and 1 ETP of 500 KLD Capacity; Sludge generated: - 5.0 kg/day from STP and 159 Kg/day from ETP used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 200 kg/day. Power: Total Requirement: 6.5 MW from KPTCL; Backup Power: DG sets of 1X750 KVA; Project surrounding details: Gol Gumbaz 3.7 kms. Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Feasibility report and project report submitted. A Recharge Pond of 100X100X5 meters is proposed. The subject was considered in the 90th SEAC meeting held on 29.09.2012 and the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The proponent requested for issue of ToRs treating the project as industrial activity even though the file number is given under construction project by SEIAA. Accordingly the project was appraised as industrial project. As per Sl. No. 5(d) of schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 the industry manufacturing manmade fibers such as Rayon comes under category A requiring environmental clearance from Govt. of India. The industries manufacturing other manmade fibers are classified under category B requiring environmental clearance from SEIAA. The proponent informed that the Gol Gumbaz monument is located 3.7 km away from the project site. After deliberation the Committee decided to issue model ToRs (inclusive of textile and dye industry specific ToRs) along with the following additional ToRs for preparation of EIA from the project proponent: 1. Details of effluent along with quantification, treatment and disposal. 2. Details of chemical used. 3. Actual aerial distance to Gol Gumbaz monument. The project proponent has submitted the EIA on 31.12.2012 with response to the ToRs issued on 05.11.2012 The subject was considered in the 97th SEAC meeting held on 18-19th January 2013 and the the proponent and environmental consultant present explained the EIA. The proponent informed that the production capacity was in advertently mentioned as 180 TPA but the actual production capacity proposed is 23,250 TPA of denim jeans fabric and accordingly revised Form 1 has been submitted on 10.01.2013 and the EIA has been prepared based on the corrected production capacity. The proponent informed that no azodyes are used and only one Indigo colour dye is Page 79 of 82
used throughout the year in the proposed industry. The project proponent informed the wind flow is not towards Gol Gumbaz Monument which is located 3.7 km away from the project site. The proponent also informed that they propose to treat the Bijapur Town sewage and use it to meet the water requirement. He also informed that they are using R.O. Technology for ETP. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recall the proponent for presentation of the revised EIA addressing the following issues: 1. Report on finalization of coal in terms of other biomass and ash content along with MoU entered with the coal suppliers. 2. Composition of waste water in terms of colour units and its impact due to various processing units. 3. Effluent treatment process taking into consideration of high COD and TDS of effluent. 4. The detail of the proposal to treat and utilize city sewage and the source of water until STP is established. 5. Enhanced power savings. 6. Characterization of waste water and effluent, if trial runs are made. 7. Design details of STP and ETP of 100 KLD and 500 KLD capacity respectively. 8. Dated site photographs of the project site. 9. Relook on predictions of air quality considering the existing height of stacks (if any). 10. Details of rain water harvesting proposed. 11. Details of processing of the dye effluent and its treatment, whether the dye is in the emulsion form, the efficiency of the process, SO2 issue, etc. 12. Details of emulsifying agents added (if any) during the processing, the method and efficacy of their treatment, colour of the effluent etc. The project proponent has submitted the point wise clarifications only on the above points on 08.02.2013 in response to the proceedings of 97th SEAC meeting held on 18-19th January 2013 instead of revised EIA addressing these issues. The Committee noted that the activity of this project is not covered under the EIA Notification, 2006 and hence, the project was appraised as a construction project. The proponent committed and submitted an undertaking to spend Rs. 5 Lakhs to be invested in STP as a part of his Social Commitment Plan toward environmental cause. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance with the condition that the project proponent shall obtain necessary clearances from appropriate authorities for industrial activity. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA environmental clearance.
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2. Construction Project: JSS New Hospital at Sy. No. 18, 19, 20 & 24 MG Road, Kasaba Village, Mysore Taluk, Mysore District of M/s. JSS Medical Service Trust (SEIAA 209 CON 2012) Name of the Applicant: Name of the Consultancy Firm: Mr. Shiva Prasad. S (Director) M/s. A&N Technologies.
M/s. JSS Medical Service Trust., have applied for Environmental Clearance (EC) from SEIAA for their new proposed JSS New Hospital project at Survey Nos: 18, 19, 20 & 24 MG Road, Kasaba Village, Mysore Taluk, Mysore District, under 8(a) of Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 under category-B. Total project cost is Rs. 146 Crores. Project comes under Mysore City Corporation. Project Details: Land: Total plot area: 73,493.68 Sqm; Total built up area: 1,06, 594,75 Sqm. Project consists of 1,700 flats with Basement+ G + 5 Upper Floors. Landscape area: 20,070 Sqm (27.3% of plot area). Water Requirement: Total water requirement is 861 KLD; sourced from Vanivilasa Water Works, Mysore. Excavated earth: total quantity 68,600 Cum. The entire quantity is reused within in the site for backfilling and site preparation. Sewage: Total quantity generated: 817.95 KLD, treated in proposed CETP of 1000 KLD based on ASP technology; Sludge generated: 50 kg/day used as manure. Municipal Solid Waste: Total generated: 675 kg/day; Organic waste: 540 kg/day treated in organic convertor and product used as manure. Inorganic waste: 135 kg/day will be sent for recycling. Power: Total Requirement: -1,250 KVA from CHESSCOM; Backup Power: DG sets of 3 X750 KVA Parking: 210 Numbers. Project surrounding details: Karanji lake: 2 km; Kukkarahalli Lake: 2.8 km; Other details: Rain Water Harvesting is proposed. Dr. B. Manoj Kumar, Member SEAC left the meeting with the permission of the Chairman since he received an urgent call. The project proponent and environmental consultant present explained the project. The height of the building is 22.21 m (max) and the RoW in front of the project site is 18.5 m. the nearest fire station is 3 km away from the project site. The level difference in the project site is 2 m. the proponent informed that 75 % of the project is completed already. The proponent informed that he has obtained CFE in 2008. The Committee observed that the proponent should have obtained environmental clearance early and treated this as violation of the provision of the EIA Notification, 2006. The Committee suggested the project proponent to install separate line for domestic waste water and hospital laboratory waste water. The Committee suggested increasing the landscape area. The Committee also suggested to plant local species of trees in the project area. The project site is located near MG Road which connects Court on one side and Lalithmahal on the other side. The existing, projected and modified LoS of M.G. Road is B-B-B. After deliberation, the Committee decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance after obtaining the following information from the proponent with a condition that recycled water shall be used for toilet/flushing and chiller plant:
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Waste water treatment technology with domestic and hospital laboratory waste. Details of biomedical waste and its management. Rework on water balance chart with proper calculation.
The project proponent has submitted the above information which was received on 14.02.2013 in response to this office letter dated 02.01.2013 The Committee perused the replies submitted by the proponent and accepted the same. After deliberation, the Committee reiterated its earlier decision to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of environmental clearance. Action to be taken: Secretary, SEAC to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for Environmental clearance.
3. Request for relaxation of green belt norms by M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited, Plot No. 1, Bidadi Industrial Area, Bidadi, Ramanagar District It was informed to the Committee that M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited Plot No. 1, Bidadi Industrial Area, Bidadi, Ramanagar District has requested to the Government vide letter dated 14.08.2012 the following: a) Relaxation of 33% Green area out of the total plot area of the project for expansion proposal beyond 3, 10,000 Vehicles/ year in January, 2013. b) Allotment of additional alternative Government land to develop a greenbelt outside the company premises for expanding production capacity beyond the current plan of 3,10,000 vehicles/year in 2013 January. The Committee noted that the Environment Clearance has been issued by SEIAA on 11.01.2013( SEIAA 168 CON 2012) for expansion of building for the proposed production from 2,84,000 vehicles/year to 3,10,000 vehicle/year at Plot No. 1, Bidadi Industrial Area, Bidadi, Ramanagar District. The Committee observed that SEAC has been suggesting to the project proponents that 33% of the plot area to be mandatorily earmarked for green belt as per CPCB guidelines in the absence of MoEF guidelines in this regard. In respect of the present request by M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited, the Committee after deliberations resolved to request SEIAA that since any relaxation of the green area requirement is a policy matter, it is to be decided by SEIAA and, if necessary, the SEIAA may kindly take up the issue with MoEF, GoI and decide upon it. The meeting concluded with thanks to the Chair.
Secretary, SEAC, Karnataka
Chairman, SEAC, Karnataka
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Placed in SEAC for appraisal but PP absent 9 3 3 15

Total (Non ToR)

Grand Total (Non ToR + ToR)

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MINING Total

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SEIAA 49 CON 2009

Residential Apartments, Kadirenahalli Village, Uttarahalli Hobli, Bangalore South Taluk.

M/s. Adarsh Developers, # 10, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore - 560001.

SEIAA 51 CON 2010

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SEIAA 183 CON 2011

SEIAA 49 CON 2012

SEIAA 121 CON 2012

SEIAA 126 CON 2012

SEIAA 166 CON 2012

"Pride Sky Ville",

Sri. G.R.Nataraj, M/s Pride group, G-

SEIAA 46 CON 2012

Sri V.P.Pavamana, General Manager, M/s Alpine Hospitality Pvt. Ltd.,

SEIAA 155 CON 2011

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2 SEIAA 165 CON 2012 31.08.2012

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Project Proponent: Environment Consultant:

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

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Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting

Date: 14th & 15th February 2013.

Proceedings of the 99th SEAC meeting