“bestech city” at sector-7, dharuhera, rewari

HALF YEARLY COMPLIANCE REPORT

OF

RESIDENTIAL PLOTTED COLONY

“BESTECH CITY”

AT SECTOR-7, DHARUHERA, REWARI, HARYANA

BY

M/s BESTECH INDIA PVT. LTD.

ADDRESS: BESTECH HOUSE, PLOT – 124, SECTOR – 44, GURGAON

DECEMBER 2014

BOARD OF

RESOLUTION

CONSULTANT

PROFILE & QCI -

NABET CERTIFICATE

COMPLIANCE REPORT

Modification & Expansion of Existing

Residential Plotted Colony “Bestech City”

Village – Malpura, Sector – 7, Dharuhera, Rewari Compliance Report

Bestech India Pvt. Ltd. 1

COMPLIANCE REPORT

S. No. Conditions Proposal

PART A - SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

A. Construction phase

1. “Consent to Establishment” shall be

obtained from Haryana State Pollution

Control Board under Air & Water Act & a

copy shall be submitted to the SEIAA

Haryana before the start of any construction

work at site.

“Consent for Establish” has been obtained

from Haryana State Pollution Control Board

& the copy of the same is attached as

Annexure – I.

2. A first aid room as proposed in the project

report will be provided both during

construction and operational phase of the

project.

Adequate first Aid facilities have been

ensured for construction labours.

3. Adequate drinking water and sanitary

facilities should be provided for

construction workers at the site. Provision

should be made for mobile toilets. Open

defecation by the laborers is strictly

prohibited. The safe disposal of waste water

and solid waste generated during the

construction phase should be ensured.

Fresh water will be supplied through private

water tankers for drinking purpose.

Temporary toilets have been provided for the

labors.

Solid waste generated from the site will be

managed as per the Solid Waste Management

(Handling) Rules 2000.

4. All the topsoil excavated during

construction activities should be stored for

use in horticulture/ landscape development

within the project site.

Agreed.

5. The project proponent shall ensure that the

building material required during

construction phase is properly stored within

the project area and disposal of construction

waste should not create any adverse effect

on the neighboring communities and should

be disposed of after taking necessary

precautions for general safety and health

aspects of people, only in approved sites

with the approval of competent authority.

Agreed.

6. Construction spoils, including bituminous

material and other hazardous materials,

must not be allowed to contaminate

watercourses and the dump sites for such

material must be secured so that they should

not leach into the ground water and any

hazardous waste generated during

Agreed.





construction phase, should be disposed off

as per applicable rules and norms with

necessary approval of the Haryana State

Pollution Control Board.

7. The diesel generator sets to be used during

construction phase should be of ultra-low

sulphur diesel type and should conform to

Environment (Protection) Rules prescribed

for air and noise emission standards.

Low sulfur diesel will be used for the DG

sets. The purchase bills of low sulfur diesel is

attached as Annexure - II

DG sets monitoring report is attached as

Annexure-III.

8. The diesel required for operating DG sets

shall be stored in underground tanks and if

required, clearance from Chief Controller of

Explosives shall be taken.

Agreed.

9. Ambient noise levels should conform to the

residential standards both during day and

night. Incremental pollution loads on the

ambient air and noise quality should be

closely monitored during construction

phase. Adequate measures should be taken

to reduce ambient air and noise level during

construction phase, so as to conform to the

stipulated residential standards of

CPCB/MoEF.

During construction period incremental

pollution loads on the ambient air and noise

quality will be closely monitored as per the

prescribed standards. Air and Noise

monitoring report is enclosed as in Annexure-

IV.

10. Fly ash should be used as building material

in the construction as per the provisions of

Fly Ash Notification of September 1999 and

as amended on 27th August 2003.

Fly ash will be used as building material.

11. Storm water control and its re-use as per

CGWB and BIS standards for various

applications should be ensured.

Agreed.

12. Water demand during construction should

be reduced by use of pre-mixed concrete,

curing agents and other best practices.

Ready mix concrete will be used during

construction.

13. Roof must meet prescriptive requirement as

per Energy Conservation Building Code by

using appropriate thermal insulation

material to fulfill requirement.

Agreed.

14. Opaque wall must meet prescriptive

requirement as per Energy Conservation

Building Code which is proposed to be

mandatory for all air conditioned spaces

while it is desirable for non-air-conditioned

spaces by use of appropriate thermal

insulation material to fulfill requirement.

Agreed.

15. The approval of the competent authority All requisite approvals from the competent





shall be obtained for structural safety of the

building on account of earthquake,

adequacy of fire-fighting equipment, etc. as

per National Building Code including

protection measures from lightening etc. If

any forest land is involved in the proposed

site, clearance under Forest Conservation

Act shall be obtained from the competent

Authority.

authority have been obtained.

The copy of certificate of Structural safety is

attached as Annexure - V

16. The Project proponent as stated in proposal

will construct 71 numbers rain water

harvesting pits for recharging the ground

water within the project premises. Rain

water harvesting pits shall be designed to

make provisions for silting chamber and

removal of floating matter before entering

harvesting pit. Maintenance budget and

persons responsible for maintenance must

be provided. Care shall also be taken that

contaminated water do not enter any RWH

pit.

71 nos. of RWH pits will be constructed in the

project for recharging the ground water.

17. The Project proponent shall provide for

adequate fire safety measures and

equipment as required by Haryana Fire

Services Act, 2009. And instructions issued

by the local Authority/Directorate of fire

from time to time. Further the project

proponent shall take necessary permission

regarding the fire safety scheme/NOC from

competent Authority as required.

Agreed.

18. The Project proponent shall obtain

assurance from the DHBVN for supply of

8320 KW of power supply before the start

of construction. In no case project will be

operational solely on generators without any

power supply from external power utility.

Power Assurance from the DHBVN for

supply of 8,320 KW of power supply has been

obtained & already submitted to your

esteemed office

19. Detail calculation of power load and

ultimate power load of the project shall be

submitted to DHBVN under intimation to

SEIAA Haryana before the start of

construction. Provisions shall be made for

electrical infrastructure in the project area.

Agreed.

20. The Project Proponent shall not raise any

construction in the natural land depression /

Nallah/water course and shall ensure that

the natural flow from the Nallah/water

Agreed.





course is not obstructed.

21. The Project Proponent shall keep the plinth

level of the building blocks sufficiently

above the level of the approach road to the

Project. Levels of the other areas in the

Projects shall also be kept suitably so as to

avoid flooding.

Agreed.

22. Construction shall be carried out so that

density of population does not exceed

norms approved by Director General Town

and Country Department Haryana

Agreed.

23. The Project Proponent shall submit an

affidavit with the declaration that ground

water will not be used for construction and

only treated water should be used for

construction.

An affidavit regarding the same has been

already submitted at the time of SEAC,

Haryana presentation of the project.

24. The project proponent shall not cut any

existing tree and project landscaping plan

should be modified to include those trees in

green area.

It is a vacant land. No felling of trees has been

done on the project site.

25. The Project proponent shall ensure that

ECBC norms for composite climate zone

are met. In particular building envelope,

HVAC service, water heating, pumping,

lighting and electrical infrastructure must

meet ECBC norms.

Agreed

26. The project proponent shall provide 3 meter

high barricade around the project area, dust

screen for every floor above the ground,

proper sprinkling and covering of stored

material to restrict dust and air pollution

during construction.

Agreed

27. The project proponent shall construct a

sedimentation basin in the lower level of the

project site to trap pollutant and other

wastes during rains.

Agreed

28. The project proponent shall provide proper

Rasta of proper width and proper strength

for each project before the start of

construction.

Agreed


U-value of the glass is less than 3.177 and

maximum solar heat gain co-efficient is

0.25 for vertical fenestration

Agreed





30. The project proponent shall adequately

control construction dusts like silica dust,

non-silica dust, and wood dust. Such dusts

shall not spread outside project premises.

Project Proponent shall provide respiratory

protective equipment to all construction

workers.

Agreed.

31. The project proponent shall provide fire

control room and fire officer for building

above 30 meter as per National Building

Code.

Agreed.

32. The project proponent shall obtain

permission of Mines and Geology

Department for excavation of soil before the

start of construction.

Agreed.

33. The project proponent shall provide one

refuse area till 24 meter and one till 39

meter as per National Building Code.

Agreed.

34. The project proponent shall seek specific

prior approval from concerned local

Authority/HUDA regarding provision of

storm drainage and sewerage system

including their integration with external

services of HUDA/Local authorities beside

other required services before taking up any

construction activity.

Agreed.

35. The site for solid waste management plant

be earmarked on the layout plan and the

detailed project for setting up the solid

waste management plant shall be submitted

to the Authority within one month.

Approx. 5,656 kg/day of municipal solid

waste will be generated from the project site.

The solid waste will be collected &

segregated within the project site. The

biodegradable waste will be subjected to

vermin-composting that will be provided

within the project & non-biodegradable waste

will be sold off to the authorized vendors. The

detailed solid waste management plan has

been already submitted to your esteemed

office

36. The project proponent shall discharge

excess of treated waste water/storm water in

the public drainage system and shall seek

permission of HUDA before the start of

construction.

Agreed.


stack height is 6 meter more than the

highest tower

Agreed.

The stack of adequate height as per CPCB

standards will be provided for DG sets in the





project site.

38. The project proponent shall ensure that

structural stability to withstand earthquake

of magnitude 8.5 on Richter scale

Agreed.

39. The project proponent shall not raise any

construction activity in the ROW

reserved/acquired for High Tension Wire

passing through the project area and shall

maintain horizontal & vertical ROW as

required under Indian Electricity Rules,

1956/ DHBVN latest instructions

Agreed.

40. The project proponent shall ensure that no

construction activity is undertaken either on

surface or below or above surface of

revenue rasta passing through the project

Agreed.

41. The project proponent shall indicate the

width and length of revenue rasta passing

through the project area on sign board and

shall display the same at both the ends of

revenue rasta stretch, for awareness of

public. Sign board shall also display the

message that this is public rasta/road and

any citizen can use it. There shall not be any

gate with or without guards on revenue

rasta.

Agreed.

42. The project proponent shall implement the

traffic circulation plan as submitted in the

meeting on 18.07.2014 (Bell moth

entry/exit points on 12 meter wide HUDA

road in order to avoid direct entry from the

main road to the unit and to ensure un-

interrupted movement of traffic on the main

road)

Agreed.

43. The project proponent shall implement the

revised green belt development plan as

submitted in the meeting on 18.07.2014

(87480.3856 sqm green area)

Agreed.

B. Operational Phase

1. “Consent to Operate" shall be obtained from

Haryana State Pollution Control Board

under Air and Water Act and a copy shall

be submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana

Agreed.

“Consent to Operate" for existing part has

been obtained & attached as Annexure - VI

2. The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) shall be

installed for the treatment of the sewage to

the prescribed standards including odor and

Agreed.

The STP of capacity 1,570 KLD based on

FAB technology will be installed for treating





treated effluent shall be recycled. The

installation of STP should be certified by an

independent expert and a report in this

regard should be submitted to the SEIAA,

Haryana before the project is commissioned

for operation. Tertiary treatment of waste

water is mandatory. Discharge of treated

sewage shall conform to the norms and

standards of HSPCB, Panchkula. Project

Proponent shall implement such STP

technology which does not require filter

backwash

waste water within the project premises.

Approx. 1,081 KLD of treated water will be

recovered from STP & will be used in non –

contact uses such as flushing, gardening etc.

3. Separation of grey and black water should

be done by the dual plumbing line.

Treatment of 100% grey water by

decentralized treatment should be done

ensuring that the recirculated water should

have BOD levels less than 5mg/litre and the

recycled water will be used for flushing,

gardening and DG set cooling etc.

Agreed.

Approx. 1,081 KLD of water will be recycled

within the project site & will be used in

flushing, gardening etc.

4. For disinfection of the treated water ultra-

violate radiation or ozonization process

should be used

Agreed.

5. Diesel power generating sets proposed as

source of back-up power for lifts, common

area illumination and for domestic use

should be of enclosed type and conform to

rules made under the Environment

(Protection) Act, 1986. The location of the

DG sets should be in the basement as

promised by the project Proponent with

appropriate stack height i.e. above the roof

level as per the CPCB norms. The diesel

used for DG sets should be ultra low

sulphur diesel (35ppm), instead of low

sulphur diesel.

Agreed.

6. Ambient Noise level should be controlled to

ensure that it does not exceed the prescribed

standards both within and at the boundary

of the Proposed plotted colony

Agreed.

7. The project proponent as stated in the

proposal should maintain at least 30.05% as

green cover area for tree plantation

especially all around the periphery of the

project and on the road sides preferably

with local species which can provide

Approx. 30.05% of project area (20.0% tree

plantation + 5% landscaping + 5.05% water

body) will be under green cover.





protection against noise and suspended

particulates matter. The open spaces inside

the project should be preferably landscaped

and covered with vegetation/grass, herbs &

shrubs. Only locally available plant species

shall be used

8. The project proponent shall strive to

minimize water in irrigation of landscape by

minimizing grass area, using native variety,

xeriscaping and mulching, utilizing efficient

irrigation system, scheduling irrigation only

after checking evapo-transpiration data.

Agreed.

9. Rain water harvesting for roof run-off and

surface run-off, as per plan submitted

should be implemented. Before recharging

the surface run off, pre- treatment through

sedimentation tanks must be done to remove

suspended matter, oil and grease. The bore

well for rainwater recharging sha1l be kept

at least 5 mts above the highest ground

water table. Care shall be taken that

contaminated water do not enter any RWH

pit. The project proponent shall avoid Rain

water Harvesting of first 10 minutes of rain

fall. Roof top of the building shall be

without any toxic material or paint which

can contaminate rain water. Wire mess and

filters should be used wherever required.

Agreed.

10. The ground water level and its quality

should be monitored regularly in

consultation with Central Ground Water

Authority

Agreed.

11. A report on the energy conservation

measures conforming to energy

conservation norms finalized by Bureau of

Energy Efficiency should be prepared

incorporating details about building

materials & technology, R & U Factors etc

and submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana in

three months time.

Agreed.

12. Energy conservation measures like

installation of only LED for lighting the

areas outside the building and inside the

building should be integral part of the

project design and should be in place before

project commissioning' Use of solar panels

Agreed.





must be adapted to the maximum energy

conservation.

13. The Project Proponent shall use zero ozone

depleting potential material in insulation,

refrigeration, air-conditioning and adhesive.

Project Proponent shall also provide Halon

free fire suppression system.

Agreed.

14. The solid waste generated should be

properly collected and segregated as per the

requirement of the MSW Rules, 2000 and as

amended from time to time. The bio

degradable waste should be treated by

appropriate technology at the site ear-

marked within the project area and dry/inert

solid waste should be disposed off to the

approved sites for land filling after

recovering recyclable material.

Approx. 5,656 kg/day of municipal solid

waste will be generated from the project site.

The solid waste will be collected &

segregated within the project site. The

biodegradable waste will be subjected to

vermin-composting that will be provided

within the project & non-biodegradable waste

will be sold off to the authorized vendors

15. The provision of the solar water heating

system shall be as per norms specified by

HAREDA and shall be made operational in

each building block

Agreed.

16. The traffic plan and the parking plan

proposed by the PP should be adhered to

meticulously with further scope of

additional parking for future requirement.

There should be no traffic congestion near

the entry and exit points from the roads

adjoining the proposed project site. Parking

should be fully internalized and no public

space should be used.

Project is designed in a way that there will be

no traffic congestion near the entry and exit

points from the adjoining road

17. The Project shall be operationalized only

when HUDA/local authority will provide

domestic water supply system in the area.

Water assurance from HUDA for the supply

of fresh water has been already obtained &

submitted to your esteemed office

18. Operation and maintenance of STP, solid

waste management and electrical

Infrastructure, pollution control measures

shall be ensured even after the completion

of sale

Agreed.

19. Different type of wastes should be disposed

off as per provisions of municipal solid

waste, biomedical waste, hazardous waste,

e-waste, batteries & plastic rules made

under Environment Protection Act, 1986.

Particularly E-waste and Battery waste shall

be disposed of as per existing E-waste

Agreed.





Management Rules 2011 and Batteries

Management Rules 2001. The project

proponent should maintain a collection

center for E-waste and it should be disposed

of to only registered and authorized

dismantler / recycler as per existing E-waste

Management Rules 2011

20. Standards for discharge of environmental

pollutants as enshrined in various schedules

of rule 3 of Environment Protection Rule

1986 shall be strictly complied with

Agreed.

21. The project proponent shall make

provisions for safety against failure in the

operation of waste water treatment facilities.

The project proponent shall also identify

acceptable outfall for treated effluent

Agreed.


stack height of DG sets is more than the

highest tower and also ensure that the

emission standards of noise and air are

within the CPCB prescribed limits. Noise

and Emission level of DG sets greater than

800 KVA shall be as per CPCB latest

standards for high capacity DG sets.

Agreed.

23. All electric supply exceeding 100 amp, 3

phase shall maintain the power factor

between 0.98 lag to 1 at the point of

connection

Agreed.

24. The project proponent shall minimize heat

island effect through shading and reflective

or pervious surface instead of hard surface

Agreed.

25. The project proponent shall not use fresh

water for HVAC and DG cooling. Air based

HVAC system should be adopted and only

treated water shall be used by project

proponent for cooling, if it is at all needed.

The project proponent shall also use

evaporative cooling technology and double

stage cooling system for HVAC in order to

reduce water consumption. Further

temperature, relative humidity during

summer and winter seasons should be kept

at optimal level. Variable speed drive, best

Co-efficient of Performance, as well as

optimal integrated point load value and

The DG sets used for power backup in the

project site will be air cooled & so water will

not be required for cooling of these DG sets.





minimum outside fresh air supply may be

resorted for conservation of power and

water. Coil type cooling DG sets shall be

used for saving cooling water consumption

for water cooled DG Sets.


transformer is constructed with high quality

grain oriented, low loss silicon steel and

virgin electrolyte grade copper. The project

proponent shall obtain manufacturer's

certificate also for that.

Agreed.

27. Water supply shall be metered among

different users and different utilities

Agreed.

28. The project proponent shall ensure that exit

velocity from the stack should be

sufficiently high. Stack shall be designed in

such a way that there is no stack down-

water under any meteorological conditions.

Agreed.

29. The project proponent shall provide water

sprinkling system in the project area to

suppress the dust in addition to the already

suggested mitigation measures in the Air

Environment Chapter of EMP

Agreed.

30. The project proponent shall provide

additional green area on terrace and roof top

The project is a residential plotted colony.

Approx. 30.05% of the total project area will

be under green cover.

31. The project proponent shall ensure proper

Air Ventilation and light system in the

basements area for comfortable living of

human being and shall ensure that number

of Air Changes per hour/(ACH) in basement

never falls below 15. In case of emergency

capacity for increasing ACH to the extent of

30 must be provided by the project

proponent.

Agreed.

32. The project proponent shall install solar

panel for energy conservation

Agreed.

PART-B GENRAL CONDITIONS

1. The Project Proponent shall ensure the

commitments made in Form-l, Form - lA,

EIA/EMP and other documents submitted to

the SEIAA for the protection of

environment and proposed environmental

safeguards are complied with in letter and

spirit. In case of contradiction between two

All Environmental Safeguard mentioned in

the Report will be implemented and

monitored effectively.





or more documents on any point, the most

environmentally friendly commitment on

the point shall be taken as commitment by

project proponent

2. The project proponent shall also submit six

monthly reports on the status of compliance

of the stipulated EC conditions including

results of monitored data (both in hard

copies as well as by e-mail) to the

respective Regional Office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal Office of CPCB, HSPCB

and SEIAA Haryana

Agreed.

3. STP outlet after stabilization and stack

emission shall be monitored monthly. Other

environmental parameters and green belt

shall be monitored on quarterly basis. After

every 3 (three) months, the project

proponent shall conduct environmental

audit and shall take corrective measure, if

required, without delay.

Agreed.

4. The SEIAA, Haryana reserves the right to

add additional safeguards measures

subsequently, if found necessary.

Environmental Clearance granted will be

revoked if it found that false information

has been given for getting approval of this

project. SEIAA reserves the right to revoke

the clearance if conditions stipulated are not

implemented to the satisfaction of

SEIAA/MoEF.

If any additional safeguards measures will be

given, it will be followed and complied.

5. The Project proponent shall not violate any

judicial orders/pronouncements issued by

any Court/Tribunal.

Agreed.

6. All other statutory clearance such as the

approvals for storage of diesel from Chief

Controller of Explosive, Fire Department,

Civil Aviation Department, Forest

Conservation Act, 1980 and Wildlife

(Protection) Act, 1972, Forest Act 1927,

PLPA, 1900, etc shall be obtained, as

applicable by project proponent from the

respective authorities prior to construction

of the project

The statutory clearances have been obtained.

The copies of approvals for storage of diesel

from Chief Controller of Explosive, Fire

Department, Civil Aviation Department,

Forest Conservation Act, 1980 & Aravali

Clearance are attached as Annexure – VII.

7. The Project proponent should inform the

public that the project has been accorded

The public notice has been published in “The

Times of India” & “Nav Bharat Times” dated





Environment Clearance by the SEIAA and

copies of the clearance letter are available

with the Haryana State Pollution Control

Board & SEIAA, This should be advertised

within 7 days from the date of issue of the

clearance letter at least in two local

newspapers that are widely circulated in the

region and the copy of the same should be

forwarded to SEIAA Haryana. A copy of

Environment clearance conditions shall also

be put on project proponent's website for

public awareness.

– 13.08.2014 and already submitted to your

office.

The copy of same is attached as Annexure -

VIII

8. Under the provisions of Environment

(Protection) Act, 1986, legal action shall be

initiated against the Project Proponent if it

was found that construction of the project

has been started before obtaining prior

Environmental Clearance

Both EC & CTE have been obtained for the

project prior to the start of construction work.

9. Any appeal against the this Environmental

Clearance shall lie with the National Green

Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30

days as prescribed under Section 16 of the

National Green Tribunal Act, 2010.

Agreed.

10. The project proponent shall put in place

Corporate Environment Policy as mentioned

in MoEF, GoI OM No. J-l101314112006-14

II (I) dated 26.4,2012 within 3 months

period. Latest Corporate Environment

Policy should be submitted to SEIAA

within 3 months of issuance of this letter.

Corporate Environment Policy has been

already submitted to your esteemed office

11. The fund ear-marked for environment

protection measures should be kept in

separate account and should not be diverted

for other purposes and year wise

expenditure shall be reported to the

SEIAA/RO MOEF GOI under rules

prescribed for Environment Audit

Agreed.

12. The project proponent shall ensure the

compliance of Forest Department, Haryana

Notification no. S.O. l2llPA2l1900/3. 4197

dated 28.11.1997

Agreed.

13. The Project Proponent shall ensure that no

vehicle during construction/operation phase

enter the project premises without valid

'Pollution Under Control' certificate from

Agreed.





competent Authority

14. The project proponent shall seek fresh

Environmental clearance if at any stage

there is change in the planning of the

proposed project.

Agreed.

15. DGM nominated as Nodal officer by REC

shall be responsible for implementation of

all conditions of Environmental Clearance

letter.

Agreed.

16. The proponent shall upload the status of

compliance of the stipulated EC conditions,

including results of monitored data on their

website and shall update the same

periodically. It shall simultaneously be sent

to the Regional office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the

SPCB. The criteria pollutant levels namely;

SPM, RSPM, SO2, NOx (ambient levels as

well as stack emissions) or critical sectoral

parameters, indicated for the project shall be

monitored and displayed at a convenient

location near the main gate of the company

in the Public domain

Agreed.

17. The environmental statement for each

financial year ending 3lst March in Form-V

as is mandated to be submitted by the

project proponent to the HSPCB Panchkula

as prescribed under the Environment

(Protection) Rules, 1986, as amended

subsequently, shall also be put on the

website of the company along with the

status of compliance of the EC conditions

and shall also be sent to the respective

Regional Offices of MoEF by e-mail

Agreed.

The environmental statement for each

financial year ending 3lst March in Form-V is

submitted every year. The receiving copy of

same is attached as Annexure - IX

18. The project proponent shall conduct

environment audit at every three months

interval and thereafter corrected measures

shall be taken without any delay. Details of

environmental audit and corrective

measures shall be submitted in the

monitoring report.

Agreed

ENVIRONMENTAL

MONITORING REPORT



Village – Malpura, Sector – 7, Dharuhera, Rewari Monitoring Report


ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING REPORT

1) Introduction of the project

M/s Bestech India Pvt. Ltd. is in the process Modification & Expansion of Existing Residential

Plotted Colony “Bestech City” located at Village – Malpura, Sector – 7, Dharuhera, Rewari. The site

coordinates are 28°13′09.8″N 76°48′03.6″E. The project site is well connected through road, rail & air

network. The nearest railway station is Rewari Railway Station which is approx.18.0 km (West) from

the project site. The nearest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport which is approx. 47.0 km

(NE) from the project side.

2) Status of Project

The Residential project is in its Construction phase.

3) Environmental monitoring

To know efficiency of pollution prevention and control measures being adopted at the project site

during the construction phase six monthly monitoring is scheduled. For this monitoring schedule has

been prepared for following environmental parameters:

(i) Ambient Air Quality;

(ii) Ambient Noise;

(iii) Stack Emission of DG sets being used at the site;

(iv) Drinking Water Quality of the area;

(v) Soil Quality of the area.

For Environmental monitoring for all the above parameters was done by the MoEF approved and

NABL accredited laboratory. Details of Environmental monitoring are given in following sections.

4) Ambient Air Quality monitoring

Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) monitoring has been conducted from 13.11.2014 to 14.11.2014 on the

project site. AAQ monitoring has been conducted to measure the following parameters

I. Particulate Matter (size less than 2.5 µm) (PM2.5),

II. Particulate Matter (size less than 10 µm) (PM10),

III. Sulphur Dioxide (SO2),

IV. Oxides of Nitrogen (NO2),

V. Carbon Monoxide (CO)

VI. Lead (Pb)





VII. Nickel (Ni)

VIII. Arsenic (As)

IX. Ozone (O3)

X. Ammonia (NH3)

XI. Benzene (C6H6)

XII. Benzo (α) Pyrine

5) Factors considered for selecting the Monitoring Location

Principal factors which was considered during selection of the AAQ monitoring location at the site are

the objectives of sampling, the particular method and instrument used for sampling, resources

available (like availability of electricity, place etc.), physical access and security against loss and

tampering of the equipment etc. The main objective of monitoring is to determine status of AAQ of

the area. In general the following factors have been taken into consideration for selection of AAQ

monitoring location:

(i) The monitoring station should be located at a place where interferences are not present or

anticipated.

(ii) The site should be away from major pollution sources. The distance depends upon the source,

its height and its emissions.

(iii) The monitoring station should be at least 25 m away from domestic chimneys, especially if

the chimneys are lower than the sampling point; with larger sources the distance should be

greater.

(iv) The site should be away from absorbing surfaces such as absorbing building material. The

clearance to be allowed will depend on the absorbing properties of the material for the

pollutant in question, but it will normally be at least 1 m away from such place.

(v) The instrument must be located in such a place where free flow of air is available.

(vi) The instrument should not be located in a confined place, corner or a balcony.

(vii) Height of the inlet must be 3–10 m above the ground level.

(viii) The sampler must be more than 20 m from trees.

(ix) Distance of the sampler to any air flow obstacle i.e. buildings, must be more than two times

the height of the obstacle above the sampler.

(x) There should be no nearby furnace or incinerator fumes.





6) Monitoring Frequency

The AAQ monitoring has been conducted from 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014 on project site. The

monitoring results of the above mentioned Ambient Air Quality parameters are discussed below.

Table 1 shows the Ambient Air Monitoring results on the project site.

Table-1 Ambient air monitoring results on Project Site

Monitored Parameters Result

Units

NAAQS Industrial,

Residential, Rural &

other Area

Particulate Matter (PM2.5) 35.5 µg/m3

60

Particulate Matter (PM10) 69.5 µg/m3 100

Sulphur Dioxide (as SO2) 10.4 µg/m3 80

Nitrogen dioxide (as NO2) 28.2 µg/m3 80

Carbon Monoxide (as CO) <1.15 µg/m3 4.0

Lead (as Pb) <0.1 µg/m3 1.0

Nickel (as Ni) <15.0 µg/m3 20.0

Arsenic (as As) <5.0 µg/m3 6.0

Ozone (as O3) <10.0 µg/m3 180.0

Ammonia (as NH3) <20.0 µg/m3 400

Benzene (as C6H6) <1.0 µg/m3 5.0

Benzo (α) Pyrine –particulate phase only <1.0 µg/m3 1.0

Source: EKO PRO Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Ghaziabad (U.P.)





6.1 Particulate Matter (PM10)

Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality was done from 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014 on the project site. The

value of PM10 is 69.5μg/m3, which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQS 2009. Table 2

shows the values of PM10 (μg/m3) on the project site. Figure 1 shows graphical representation of the

values of PM10 (μg/m3) on the project site.

Table-2: Showing the values of PM10 (μg/m3) on the project site

Sampling Location

Concentration of PM10 (μg/m3)

AQ Limit

Project site 69.5 100

Fig-1: Value of PM10 (μg/m3) on Project site

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

AQ Limit

PM10





6.2 Particulate Matter (PM2.5)

Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality was done from 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014 on the project site The

observed value of PM2.5 is 35.5 μg/m3, which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQS

2009. Table 3 shows the values of PM2.5 (μg/m3) on the project site. Figure 2 shows graphical

representation of the values of PM2.5 (μg/m3) on the project site.

Table-3: Showing the values of PM2.5 (μg/m3) on the project site

Sampling Location

Concentration of PM2.5 (μg/m3)

AQ

Limit


Fig-2: Value of PM2.5 (μg/m3) on Project site

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

AQ Limit

PM2.5





6.3 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)


observed value of SO2 is 10.4µg/m³, which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQS 2009.

Table 4 shows the values of SO2 (μg/m3) on the project site. Figure 3 shows graphical representation

of the values of SO2 (μg/m3) on the project site.

Table-4: Showing the values of SO2 (μg/m3) on the project site

Sampling Location

Concentration of SO2 (μg/m3)

AQ

Limit


Fig-3: Values of Sulphur dioxide (SO2) µg/m³ on Project site

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

AQ Limit

SO2





6.4 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)


observed value of NO2 is 28.2μg/m³, which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQS 2009.

Table 5 shows the values of NO2 (μg/m3) on the project site. Figure 4 shows graphical representation

of the values of NO2 (μg/m3) on the project site.

Table-5: Showing the values of NO2 (μg/m3) on the project site

Sampling Location Concentration of NO2 (μg/m

3)

AQ Limit


Fig-4: Value of Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), µg/m³ on the project site

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

AQ Limit

NO2





6.5 Carbon Monoxide (CO)


observed value of CO is <1.15 µg/m³, which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQs

2009. Table 6 shows the values of CO (mg/m3) on the project site.

Table-6: Showing the Values of Ozone (CO) mg/m3 on the project site

Sampling Location

Concentration of CO (mg/m3)

AQ Limit

Project site <1.15 4

Fig-5: Value of Carbon Monoxide (CO), mg/m³ on the project site

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

AQ Limit

CO





6.6 Ozone (O3)


value of O3 is <10.0 µg/m³ which is within the standards as prescribed by the NAAQs 2009. Table 7

shows the values of O3 (μg/m3) on the project site.

Table-7: Showing the Values of Ozone (O3) μg/m3 on Project site

Sampling Location

Concentration of O3 (mg/m3)

AQ Limit

Project site <10.0 180.0

6.7 Ammonia (NH3), Lead (Pb), Benzene (C6H6), Benzopyrenes (BaP), Arsenic (As) and

Nickel (Ni)

The above mentioned parameters are found below detectable limit on the project site.

Ambient Air Analysis

The Ambient air analysis for PM10, PM2.5, SO2 & NO2 is shown below:

7) Ambient Noise Monitoring

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

AQ Limit AQ Limit AQ Limit AQ Limit

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2

69.5

100

35.5

60

10.4

80

28.2

80

µg/m

3

Ambient Air Analysis





7.1 Monitoring Location

Noise Monitoring has been conducted at the Project site on 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014

7.2 Noise Results

The result of the noise monitoring mentioned below in the Table-8. As per the monitoring data result

observed Leq- Day was 53.9 dB (A) on 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014 and Leq – Night was observed 42.6

dB(A) on 17.11.2014 to 18.11.2014.

Table 8: Noise level during Day and Night Time

Test

Parameters

Result

Units Requirement (as per CPCB Guidelines Limits in dB

(A) Leq

Category of Area/ Zone Limit

Leq- Day 53.9 dB(A) Commercial Area 65

Leq- Night 42.6 dB(A) Commercial Area 55


8) DG Stack Monitoring

To check the level of air pollution due to emission from the DG Stack, stack emission monitoring has

been done as per CPCB standard on the 17.11.2014.

The following parameters have been analyzed for emission from the stack of D.G Sets:

(a) Particulate Matter (PM)

(b) Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)

(c) Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx)

(d) Carbon Monoxide (CO)

The result of stack monitoring is given in Table-9 below. All the monitoring results are well within

the standard prescribed by CPCB for the emissions from the DG Set.

Table 9: Result of DG set stack





S. No. Parameters Result

DG Set-I

(320 KVA)

Result

DG Set-II

(500 KVA)

Units Limits

1. Particulate Matter 28.4 34.6 mg/Nm3 150

2. Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) 12.7 15.3 mg/Nm3 --

3. Oxide of Nitrogen (as NO2) 74.1 83.8 mg/Nm3 --

4. Carbon Monoxide (CO) <0.2 <0.2 mg/Nm3 1.0


9) Water Monitoring

9.1 Monitoring Location

Drinking Water sample has been collected from the Project Site on 17.11.2014.

9.2 Interpretation of the results

Water sample was analyzed for their physical, chemical and biological characteristics. The result of

the water samples analyzed is attached. pH value is observed 7.38, Total Hardness is observed 460.0

mg/l, Iron value is <0.1 mg/l, Chloride value is 219.9 mg/l, TDS is observed 960.0 mg/l, Calcium is

observed 90.2.0 mg/l, Magnesium is observed 57.1 mg/l and Total Alkalinity is observed 310.0 mg/l.

All parameters observed are well within the standards prescribed as per IS: 10500.

Table 10: Drinking water monitoring results at the project site

RESULTS

S. No. PARAMETER TEST

METHOD RESULT UNIT LIMITS AS PER (IS:10500-1991)

REAFFIRMED 2009

DESIRABLE PERMISSIBLE

1 Colour IS : 3025 ﴾P-4﴿ < 5.0 Hazen 5.0 25 2 Odour IS : 3025 ﴾P-5﴿ Agreeable – Unobjectionable – 3 Taste IS : 3025 ﴾P-7﴿ Agreeable – Agreeable – 4 Turbidity IS : 3025 ﴾P-10﴿ 1.90 NTU 5.0 10.0 5 pH IS : 3025 ﴾P-11﴿ 7.38 – 6.5-8.5 No relaxation 6 Total Hardness

(as CaCO3) IS : 3025 ﴾P-21﴿ 460.0 mg/L 300.0 600.0

7 Calcium (as Ca) IS : 3025 ﴾P-40﴿ 90.2 mg/L 75.0 200.0

8 Iron (as Fe) IS : 3025 ﴾P-53﴿ <0.1 mg/L 0.3 1.0 9 Chloride (as Cl) IS : 3025 ﴾P-32﴿ 219.9 mg/L 250.0 1000.0

10 Residual Free

Chlorine IS : 3025 ﴾P-26﴿ < 0.2 mg/L 0.2 –

11 Fluoride (as F) IS : 3025 ﴾P-60﴿ < 1.0 mg/L 1.0 1.5





12 Total Dissolved

Solids IS : 3025 ﴾P-16﴿ 960.0 mg/L 500.0 2000.0

13 Magnesium (as

Mg) IS : 3025 ﴾P-46﴿ 57.1 mg/L 30.0 100.0

14 Copper (as Cu) IS : 3025 ﴾P-42﴿ < 0.01 mg/L 0.05 1.5 15 Manganese (as

Mn) IS : 3025 (P-59) < 0.1 mg/L 0.1 0.3

16 Sulphate (as SO4) IS : 3025 ﴾P-24﴿ 149.5 mg/L 200.0 400.0

17 Nitrate (as NO3) IS : 3025 ﴾P-34﴿ 10.1 mg/L 45.0 100.0

18 Phenolic

Compounds (as C6H5OH)

IS : 3025 ﴾P-43﴿ < 0.001 mg/L 0.001 0.002

19 Mercury (as Hg) IS : 3025 ﴾P-48﴿ < 0.001 mg/L 0.001 No relaxation 20 Selenium (as Se) IS : 3025 (P-56) < 0.005 mg/L 0.01 No relaxation 21 Arsenic (as As) IS : 3025 ﴾P-37﴿ < 0.005 mg/L 0.05 No relaxation 22 Cyanide (as CN) APHA 4500 CN-

C < 0.05 mg/L 0.05 No relaxation

23 Lead (as Pb) IS : 3025 ﴾P-47﴿ < 0.005 mg/L 0.05 No relaxation 24 Zinc (as Zn) IS : 3025 ﴾P-49﴿ < 0.05 mg/L 5.0 15.0 25 Chromium (as

Cr+6

) IS : 3025 ﴾P-52) < 0.05 mg/L 0.05 No relaxation

26 Alkalinity (as

CaCO3) IS : 3025 (P-23) 310.0 mg/L 200.0 600.0

27 Aluminium (as

Al) IS : 3025 ﴾P-55﴿ < 0.01 mg/L 0.03 0.2

28 Boron (as B) IS : 3025 ﴾P-57﴿ < 0.25 mg/L 1.0 5.0

29 Cadmium (as Cd) IS : 3025 ﴾P-41﴿ < 0.001 mg/L 0.01 No relaxation 30 Anionic

Detergents (as

MBAS)

APHA 5540-C < 0.05 mg/L 0.2 1.0

31 Total Coliform IS : 1622 <2.0 MPN/10

0 mL – 10.0 (Max)

32 E.coli IS : 1622 Absent Per 100

mL – Absent


10) Soil Sampling

10.1 Sampling Location

The sample of the soil has been collected from the project location on 17.11.2014.

Table 11: Soil Monitoring Results at Project Site

S.N

o. PARAMETER TEST METHOD RESULT UNIT

1 pH (1:2.5 Suspension) IS : 2720 (Part-26) 6.59 -

2 Conductivity (1:5 Susp.) IS : 2720 (Part-21) 720.0 µS/cm

3 Water Holding Capacity SOP-S/92/21 51.8 % by mass

4 Bulk Density SOP-S/92/12 1.28 gm/cc





5 Sodium Available (as Na) Ministry of Agriculture Manual 2011 190.5 mg/kg.

6 Potassium Available (as K) Ministry of Agriculture Manual 2011 220.7 mg/kg.

7 Organic Matter IS : 2720 (P-22) 0.52 % by mass

8 Total Kjehldal Nitrogen SOP-S/92/06 1389.2 mg/kg.

9 Phosphorus (as P) Ministry of Agriculture Manual 2011 140.8 mg/kg

10 Zinc (as Zn) SOP-S/96/11 17.1 mg/kg

11 Lead (as Pb) SOP-S/96/11 <0.05 mg/kg

12 Copper (as Cu) SOP-S/96/11 <0.1 mg/kg. 13 Cation Exchange Capacity SOP-S/95/20 9.2 meq/100gm

14 Moisture content IS : 2720 (P-2) 19.2 % by mass

15 Iron (as Fe) SOP-S/96/11 0.069 mg/kg. Source: EKO PRO Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Ghaziabad (U.P.)

10.2 Sampling Result

The concentration of Organic matter in the soil is 0.52%. The Bulk Density of the soil sample is

1.28gm/cc. Water holding capacity of soil is 51.8% by mass. pH value is 6.59 and Potassium (as K)

value is 220.7 mg/kg.

CONSULTANT NABL

ACCREDITATION

ANNEXURE-I

CONSENT to

ESTABLISH

HARYANA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDC-11, SECTOR-6, PANCHKULA

Website – www.hspcb.gov.in E-Mail - [email protected]

Telephone No. – 0172-2577870-73______________________

To M/s : Expansion of Bestech City Dharuhera

Village Malpura sector 7 Dharuhera

REWARI

123501

Sub. : Issue of Consent to Establish from pollution angle .

Please refer to your Consent to Establish application received in this office on the subject noted

above.Under the Authority of the Haryana State Pollution Control Board vide its agenda Item No. 47.8

dated 28.04.83 sanction to the issue of “Consent to Establish” with respect to pollution control of Water

and Air is hereby accorded to the unit Expansion of Bestech City Dharuhera, for manufacturing of 128

Plots, with the following terms and conditions:-

No. HSPCB/Consent/ : 2827414REWCTE1231718 Dated:22/09/2014

1. The industry has declared that the quantity of effluent shall be 224 KL/Day i.e0KL/Day for Trade Effluent, 0 KL/Day for Cooling, 224 KL/Day for Domestic and thesame should not exceed .

2. The above “Consent to Establish” is valid for 24 months from the date of its issue to beextended for another one year at the discretion of the Board or till the time the unit starts itstrial production whichever is earlier. The unit will have to set up the plant and obtainconsent during this period.

3. The officer/official of the Board shall have the right to access and inspection of theindustry in connection with the various processes and the treatment facilities beingprovided simultaneously with the construction of building/machinery. The effluent shouldconform the effluent standards as applicable

4. That necessary arrangement shall be made by the industry for the control of Air Pollutionbefore commissioning the plant. The emitted pollutants will meet the emission and otherstandards as laid/will be prescribed by the Board from time to time.

5. The applicant will obtain consent under section 25/26 of the Water (Prevention & Controlof Pollution) Act, 1974 and under section 21/22 of the Air (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act,1981 as amended to-date-even before starting trial production

6. The above Consent to Establish is further subject to the conditions that the unit complieswith all the laws/rules/decisions and competent directions of the Board/Government and itsfunctionaries in all respects before commissioning of the operation and during its actualworking strictly.

7. No in-process or post-process objectionable emission or the effluent will be allowed, if thescheme furnished by the unit turns out to be defective in any actual experience

8. The Electricity Department will give only temporary connection and permanent connectionto the unit will be given after verifying the consent granted by the Board, both under WaterAct and Air Act.

9. Unit will raise the stack height of DG Set/Boiler as per Board’s norms.

10. Unit will maintain proper logbook of Water meter/sub meter before/after commissioning.

Scientist C, HQ

For and on be'half of chairman

Haryana State Pollution Control Board

11. That in the case of an industry or any other process the activity is located in an areaapproved and that in case the activity is sited in an residential or institutional orcommercial or agricultural area, the necessary permission for siting such industry andprocess in an residential or institutional or commercial or agricultural area or controlledarea under Town and Country Planning laws CLU or Municipal laws has to be obtainedfrom the competent Authority in law permitting this deviation and be submitted in originalwith the request for consent to operate.

12. That there is no discharge directly or indirectly from the unit or the process into anyinterstate river or Yamuna River or River Ghaggar.

13. That the industry or the unit concerned is not sited within any prohibited distancesaccording to the Environmental Laws and Rules, Notification, Orders and Policies ofCentral Pollution control Board and Haryana State Pollution Control Board.

14. That of the unit is discharging its sewage or trade effluent into the public sewer meant toreceive trade effluent from industries etc. then the permission of the Competent Authorityowing and operating such public sewer giving permission letter to his unit shall besubmitted at time of consent to operate.

15. That if at any time, there is adverse report from any adjoining neighbor or any otheraggrieved party or Municipal Committee or Zila Parishad or any other public body againstthe unit’s pollution; the Consent to Establish so granted shall be revoked.

16. That all the financial dues required under the rules and policies of the Boardhave been deposited in full by the unit for this Consent to Establish.

17. In case of change of name from previous Consent to Establish granted, fresh Consent toEstablish fee shall be levied.

18. Industry should adopt water conservation measures to ensure minimum consumption ofwater in their Process. Ground water based proposals of new industries should getclearance from Central Ground Water Authority for scientific development of previousresource.

19. That the unit will take all other clearances from concerned agencies, whenever required.

20. That the unit will not change its process without the prior permission of the Board.

21. That the Consent to Establish so granted will be invalid, if the unit falls in Aravali Area ornon conforming area.

22. That the unit will comply with the Hazardous Waste Management Rules and will alsomake the non-leachate pit for storage of Hazardous waste and will undertake not to disposeoff the same except for pit in their own premises or with the authorized disposal authority.

23. That the unit will submit an undertaking that it will comply with all the specific andgeneral conditions as imposed in the above Consent to Establish within 30 days failingwhich Consent to Establish will be revoked.

24. That unit will obtain EIA from MoEF, if required at any stage.

25. In case of unit does not comply with the above conditions within the stipulated period,Consent to Establish will be revoked.

Specific Conditions

Other Conditions :

1. The NOC is granted for the expansion of the project having area 59339.049 Square Meters.2. Unit will comply the conditions of environmental clearance.

---It is system generated certificate no signature is required---

ANNEXURE-II

PURCHASE BILL OF

LOW SULFUR DIESEL

ANNEXURE-III

DG SET MONITORING

REPORT

Stack Emission Analysis

Test Report No. : Issue Date 24/11/2014EKO/EV-SE/105/181114

TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 22/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/201430Time of Sampling (minutes)

BESTECH INDIA PVT. LTD.PLOT NO. 90, SECTOR - 44, GURGAON (HARYANA)Proj. Name- Residential Plotted Colony Bestech CityAt Village- Malpura Sector - 7, Daruhera

Issued To

Rewari (Haryana)

Analysis Duration

SOP-SE/09

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014Stack Emission

EPEPL(Mr.Manoj Chaudhary)Sample Drawn by

Sampling Plan & Procedure

Stack Attached To DG setSource of Emission320 KVACapacityNormalOperating LoadAs per requirementNormal Operation ScheduleMetal/CircularType of Stack0.15Diameter of Stack (meter)15.2Height of Stack from Ground Level (meter)3.7Height of Stack from Roof Level (meter)13.7 from ground LevelHeight of Sampling Location (meter)HSDType of Fuel Used28.0lphFuel Consumed per Hour26.0Ambient Temperature (ºC)142.0Stack Temperature (ºC)12.8Average Velocity of Fuel Emission (m/sec)17.6Average Flow Rate (lpm)NilControl Measures (if any)

Remark (if any) NA

NASampling Location

PARAMETERS.No. ResultsTest Methods LIMITS AS PER EPA*

Units

Particulate Matter (as PM)1 28.4IS : 11255 (P-1) 150mg/Nm³

Sulphur Dioxide (as SO2)2 12.7IS : 11255 (P-2) -mg/Nm³

Oxides of Nitrogen (as NOx)3 74.1SOP-SE/90/01 -mg/Nm³

Carbon monoxide (as CO)4 < 0.2IS :13270 1.0% V/V

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For EKO PRO ENGINEERS PVT. LTD


* Details as per EPA-1986 Schedule -VI Part-D

Notes :1. The results given above are ralated to the tested sample, as received & mentioned parameters.

The customer asked for the above tests only.2. This test report will not be generated again, either wholly or in part, without written permission of the Laboratory.3. This test report will not be use for any publicity/legal purpose.

**End of Report**

4. This test samples will be disposed off after two weeks from the date of issue of test report, unless until specified by the customer.5. Responsibility of the Laboratory is limited to the invoiced amount only.


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Stack Emission Analysis


TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 22/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/201430Time of Sampling (minutes)

BESTECH INDIA PVT. LTD.PLOT NO. 90, SECTOR - 44, GURGAON (HARYANA)Proj. Name- Residential Plotted Colony Bestech CityAt Village- Malpura Sector - 7, Daruhera

Issued To

Rewari (Haryana)

Analysis Duration

SOP-SE/09

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014Stack Emission

EPEPL(Mr.Manoj Chaudhary)Sample Drawn by


Stack Attached To DG SetSource of Emission500 KVACapacityNormalOperating LoadAs per requirementNormal Operation ScheduleMetal/CircularType of Stack0.15Diameter of Stack (meter)15.2Height of Stack from Ground Level (meter)3.7Height of Stack from Roof Level (meter)13.7 from ground LevelHeight of Sampling Location (meter)HSDType of Fuel Used35.0 lphFuel Consumed per Hour26.0Ambient Temperature (ºC)158.0Stack Temperature (ºC)14.3Average Velocity of Fuel Emission (m/sec)18.7Average Flow Rate (lpm)NilControl Measures (if any)

Remark (if any) NA

NASampling Location

PARAMETERS.No. ResultsTest Methods LIMITS AS PER EPA*

Units

Particulate Matter (as PM)1 34.6IS : 11255 (P-1) 150mg/Nm³

Sulphur Dioxide (as SO2)2 15.3IS : 11255 (P-2) -mg/Nm³

Oxides of Nitrogen (as NOx)3 83.8SOP-SE/90/01 -mg/Nm³

Carbon monoxide (as CO)4 < 0.2IS :13270 1.0% V/V


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* Details as per EPA-1986 Schedule -VI Part-D



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ANNEXURE-IV

AIR & NOISE

MONITORING REPORT

Ambient Air Quality MonitoringTest Report No. : Issue Date 24/11/2014EK0/EV-AA/007/181114

TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 22/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/2014

BESTECH INDIA PVT. LTDPLOT NO. 90, SECTOR-44,GURGAON (HARYANA)Proj. Name- Residential Plotted Colony Bestech CityAt Village - Malpura Sector - 7, Gurgaon

Issued To

Haryana

Analysis Duration

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014 To 18/11/2014

Ambient Air

EPEPL(Mr. Mukul Kumar)Sample Drawn by

On Project SiteSampling LocationSOP-AAQ/15Sampling Plan & Procedure

24.0 Hrs.Sampling Time26.0Ambient Temprature (deg ºC)1.1Average Flow Rate of SPM (m³/min)1.0Average Flow Rate of Gases (lpm.)ClearWeather Conditions

Remark (if any) NA

PARAMETERS.No. ResultsTest Methods LIMIT AS PER EPA*

Units

Particulate Matter (PM10)1 69.5IS:5182 (P-23) 100.0µg/m3

Particulate Matter (PM2.5)2 35.5SOP-AAQ/89/01 60.0µg/m3

Sulphur dioxide (as SO2)3 10.4IS:5182 (P-2)Improved West & Geake

80.0µg/m3

Nitrogen Dioxide (as NO2)4 28.2IS:5182 (P-6) 80.0µg/m3

Carbon Monoxide (as CO)5 <1.15IS:5182 (P-10) Grab Method 4.0mg/m3

Lead (as Pb)6 <0.1IS:5182 (P-22) 1.0µg/m3

Nickel (as Ni)7 <15.0SOP-AAQ/89/02 20.0ng/m3

Arsenic (as As)8 <5.0SOP-AAQ/89/03 6.0ng/m3

Ozone (as O3)9 <10.0IS:5182 (P-9) Chemical Method 180.0µg/m3

Ammonia (as NH3)10 <20.0APHA--AIR Indophenol Blue Method

400.0µg/m3

Benzene (as C6H6)11 <1.0IS:5182 (P-11) 5.0µg/m3

Benzo (alpha) Pyrine-Particulate Phase only

12 <1.0IS:5182 (P-12) 1.0ng/m3


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Test Report No. : Issue Date 24/11/2014EK0/EV-AA/007/181114*Details as per EPA-1986 National Ambient Air Quality Standards,date 18.11.2009



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Noise Monitoring

Test Report No. : Issue Date 20/11/2014EK0/EV-NM/007/181114

TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 19/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/2014


Issued To

Haryana

Analysis Duration

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014 To 18/11/2014

Ambient Noise


On Project SiteSampling Location

SOP-N/01Sampling Plan & ProcedureNormalEnvironmental Condition

Remark (if any) NA

PARAMETERS.No. ResultTest Method LIMITS AS PER EPA*

Units

L Day1 53.9SOP-N/94/01 55.0dB (A)

L Night2 42.6SOP-N/94/01 45.0dB (A)

*Details as per EPA-1986 Ambient Noise Quality Standards, Schedule-III, (Rule-3)


The customer asked for the above tests only.2. This test report will not be generated again, either wholly or in part, without written permission of the Laboratory.3. This test report will not be use for any publicity/legal purpose.4. Responsibility of the Laboratory is limited to the invoiced amount only.

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Soil Sample Analysis

Test Report No. : 24/11/2014Issue DateEK0/EV-SO/002/181114

TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 22/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/2014

500 gm.Sample Quantity


Issued To

Haryana

Analysis Duration

SOP-S/50

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014

Soil Sample



NormalEnvironmental Condition

Remark (if any) NA


PARAMETERS.No. Results UnitsTest Methods

pH (1 : 2.5 Suspension)1 6.59 -IS : 2720 (P-26)

Conductivity (1:5 Susp.)2 720.0 µs/cmIS : 2720 (P-21)

Water Holding Capacity3 51.8 % by massSOP-S/92/21

Bulk Density4 1.28 gm/ccSOP-S/92/12

Sodium Available (as Na)5 190.5 mg/kgMinistry of Agriculture Manual 2011

Potassium Available (as K)6 220.7 mg/kgMinistry of Agriculture Manual 2011

Organic Matter7 0.52 % by massIS : 2720 (P-22)

Total Kjehldal Nitrogen8 1389.2 mg/kgSOP-S/92/06

Phosphorus (as P)9 140.8 mg/kgMinistry of Agriculture Manual 2011

Zinc (as Zn)10 17.1 mg/kgSOP-S/96/11

Lead (as Pb)11 <0.05 mg/kgSOP-S/96/11

Copper (as Cu)12 <0.1 mg/kgSOP-S/96/11

Cation Exchange Capacity13 9.2 meq/100gmSOP-S/95/20

Moisture content14 19.2 % by massIS : 2720 (P-2)

Iron (as Fe)15 0.069 % by massSOP-S/96/11



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The customer asked for the above tests only.2. This test report will not be generated again, either wholly or in part, without written permission of the Laboratory.3. This test report will not be use for any publicity/legal purpose.4. This test samples will be disposed off after two weeks from the date of issue of test report, unless until specified by the customer.

Sample received for biological tests will be destroyed after 7 days from the date of issue of test report.5. Responsibility of the Laboratory is limited to the invoiced amount only.

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Water Sample Analysis

Test Report No. : Issue Date 24/11/2014EK0/EV-WA/004/181114

TEST REPORT

Sample Description

Sample Received on

18/11/2014 To 22/11/2014

RESULTS

18/11/2014

5.0 LitreSample Quantity


Issued To

Haryana

Analysis Duration

SOP-W/66

Sample Drawn on 17/11/2014

Drinking Water



NormalEnvironmental Condition

Remark (if any) NA


PARAMETERS.No. ResultsTest Methods Units

PermissibleDesirable

IS: 10500 : 1991 Re. 2009 (Limits)

Colour1 <5.0IS : 3025 (P-4) Hazen 25.05.0

Odour2 AgreeableIS : 3025 (P-5) - -Unobjectionable

Taste3 AgreeableIS : 3025 (P-7) - -Agreeable

Turbidity4 1.90IS : 3025 (P-10) NTU 10.05.0

pH5 7.38IS : 3025 (P-11) - No relaxation6.5-8.5

Total Hardness (as CaCO3)

6 460.0IS : 3025 (P-21) mg/L 600.0300.0

Calcium (as Ca)7 90.2IS : 3025 (P-40) mg/L 200.075.0

Iron (as Fe)8 <0.1IS : 3025 (P-53) mg/L 1.00.3

Chloride (as Cl)9 219.9IS : 3025 (P-32) mg/L 1000.0250.0

Residual Free Chlorine10 <0.2IS : 3025 (P-26) mg/L -0.2

Fluoride (as F)11 <1.0IS : 3025 (P-60) mg/L 1.51.0

Total Dissolved Solids12 960.0IS : 3025 (P-16) mg/L 2000.0500.0

Magnesium (as Mg)13 57.1IS : 3025 (P-46) mg/L 100.030.0

Copper (as Cu)14 <0.01IS : 3025 (P-42) mg/L 1.50.05

Manganese (as Mn)15 <0.1IS : 3025 (P-59) mg/L 0.30.1

Sulphate (as SO4)16 149.5IS : 3025 (P-24) mg/L 400.0200.0



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PARAMETERS.No. ResultsTest Methods Units

PermissibleDesirable

IS: 10500 : 1991 Re. 2009 (Limits)

Nitrate (as NO3)17 10.1IS : 3025 (P-34) mg/L 100.045.0

Phenolic Compounds (as C6H5OH)

18 <0.001IS : 3025 (P-43) mg/L 0.0020.001

Mercury (as Hg)19 <0.001IS : 3025 (P-48) mg/L No relaxation0.001

Selenium (as Se)20 <0.005IS : 3025 (P-56) mg/L No relaxation0.01

Arsenic (as As)21 <0.005IS : 3025 (P-37) mg/L No relaxation0.05

Cyanide (as CN)22 <0.05APHA 4500 CN - C mg/L No relaxation0.05

Lead (as Pb)23 <0.005IS : 3025 (P-47) mg/L No relaxation0.05

Zinc (as Zn)24 <0.05IS : 3025 (P-49) mg/L 15.05.0

Chromium (as Cr+6)25 <0.05IS : 3025 (P-52) mg/L No relaxation0.05

Alkalinity (as CaCO3)26 310.0IS : 3025 (P-23) mg/L 600.0200.0

Aluminium (as Al)27 <0.01IS : 3025 (P-55) mg/L 0.20.03

Boron (as B)28 <0.25IS : 3025 (P-57) mg/L 5.01.0

Cadmium (as Cd)29 <0.001IS : 3025 (P-41) mg/L No relaxation0.01

Anionic Detergents (as MBAS)

30 <0.05APHA 5540-C mg/L 1.00.2

Total Coliform31 <2.0IS : 1622 MPN/100 mL 10.0 (Max.)-

E.coli32 AbsentIS : 1622 Per 100 mL Absent-


The customer asked for the above tests only.2. This test report will not be generated again, either wholly or in part, without written permission of the Laboratory.3. This test report will not be use for any publicity/legal purpose.4. This test samples will be disposed off after two weeks from the date of issue of test report, unless until specified by the customer.

Sample received for biological tests will be destroyed after 7 days from the date of issue of test report.5. Responsibility of the Laboratory is limited to the invoiced amount only.

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ANNEXURE-V

COPY OF STRUCTURE

SAFETY CERTIFICATE

ANNEXURE-VI

CONSENT to OPERATE



Tele Fax No. – 0172-2577870-73

To.

M/s :Residential Plotted Colony

Sec.-7, Dharuhera, Distt-Rewari

REWARI

Subject: Grant of consent for emission of Air under section 21/22 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, from 01/04/2014 to 31/03/2017

Please refer to your consent application received on dated 02/03/2014 in Regional Officer ,

Dharuhera on the subject cited above.

With reference to your above application for consent for the emission/ continuation of

emission of S.P.M. air pollutions into atmosphere under Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act,

1981 hereinafter referred as the Act.

M/s Residential Plotted Colony are authorized by the Haryana State Pollution Control Board to

discharge their air pollution being emitted out of their factory premises in accordance with the

condition as mentioned below:-

No. HSPCB/Consent/ : 2821214REWCTOHWM409573 Dated:29/03/2014

1. The applicants shall maintain good house keeping both within factory and in the premises. Allhose pipelines values, storage tanks etc. shall be leak proof. In plant allowable pollutants levels,if specified by State Board should be met strictly.

2. Two or more ducts with different nature of exhaust gases should neither be intermixed nor to bethrough a common chimney.

3. Adequate facilities should be provided for sampling viz sampling holes at specified locationsand dimension. The platform of specified size and strengthful arrangements electric connectionalso be provided.

4. The applicant/company shall comply with and carry out directive/orders issued by the Board inthis consent order at all subsequent times without negligence of his /its part. Theapplicant/company shall be liable for such legal action against him as per provision of thelaw/act in case of violation of any order/directives. Issued at any time and or non compliance ofthe terms and conditions of his consent order.

5. The disturbed condition in any of plant/plants of the factory which is likely to result in increasedemission or result in violation of emission standards shall be forthwith reported to this Boardunder intimation to the Member Secretary, Haryana State Pollution Control Board.

6. The toxic chemicals materials should be handled with due safety. The storage of toxicchemicals should be such that in case of emergency the chemicals could be transferred to otherempty tank automatically and which should be followed by an approved air pollution controlequipment designed for worst conditions.

7. A green belt (having sufficient tall and dense tree) around the factory should be provided.

8. All the processes using toxic chemical/harmful gases should be equipped with an emergencysiren system in working conditions for alarming the general public in case of untoward incident.

9. The applicant shall furnish to all visiting officer and/or the State Board, any informationregarding the construction/installation or operation of the establishment or emission controlsystem and such other particulars as may be pertinent to prevention and control of air pollution.The industry shall also maintain and make available inspection book to the officers of the Boardduring their visits.

10. The air pollution control equipment of such specification which shall keep the emissions withinthe emission standard as approved by the State Board from time to time shall be installed andoperated in the premises where the industry is carrying on/proposed to carry on its business.

11. The existing air pollution control equipment if required shall be alerted or replaced inaccordance with the direction of the Board.

12. All solid wastes arising in the factory premises shall be properly graded and disposed of by:-(i)In case of Land fill material, care should be taken to ensure that the material does not giverise to lechate which may percolate in ground water of carried away with storm run off.(ii)Composting in case of bio degradable materials.(iii)If the method of incineration is used for the disposal of solid waste the consent applicationshould be processed separately and it should be taken up which consent is granted.

13. The industry shall submit an undertaking to the effect that the above conditions shall becomplied with by them.

14. The applicant shall ensure that the emission of the air pollutants shall remain within emissionstandards as approved by the State Board from time to time.

15. The applicant shall make an application for grant of fresh consent at least 90 days before thedate of expiry of this consent.

16. Necessary fee as prescribed for obtaining renewal consent shall be paid by the applicantalongwith the consent application.

17. The applicant shall either:-a)Not later than 30 days from the date of consent order, certify in writing to the MemberSecretary that the applicant had installed or provided for alternate electric power sourcesufficient to operate all the facilities installed by the applicant to maintain compliance with theterms and conditions of the consent.b).Not later than 30 days from the date of this consent certify in writing to the MemberSecretary that upon the reduction loss or failure of one or more of the primary source of electricpower to any facilities installed by the application to maintain compliances with the term andconditions of this consent, the application shall proportionally reduce or otherwise controlproduction and/or all emissions in order to maintain compliance with terms and conditions ofthis consent.

18. There should not be any fugitive emission from the premises.

19. The liquid effluent arising out of the operation of the air pollution control equipment shall alsobe treated in a manner and to the standards stipulated in the consent granted under Water(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 by this Board.

20. If due to any technological improvement or otherwise this Board is of opinion that all or any ofthe conditions referred to above required variation (including the change of any controlequipment either in whole or in part) this Board shall after giving the applicant an opportunityof being heard vary all or such condition and there upon the applicant shall be bound to complywith the conditions so varied.

21. If the industry fails to adhere to any of the condition of this consent order the consent so grantedshall automatically lapse.

22. The unit shall obtain consent under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 andauthorization under HWTM Rules,2008.

Scientist C, HQ

23. (a) The industry shall discharge all the gases through a stack of minimum height.(b) The height of stack shall conform to the following criteria:(i)H = 14.Q^0.3 Where sulphur-dioxide is emitted.Q = Sulphur dioxide emission as Kg/hr.(ii)H = 74 Q^27 where particulate matter is emitted.Q = particulate matter emission as tonne/hr. If by using the formula given above the stackheight arrived is more than 9 m then this higher stack should be used.(iii)The minimum stack height should be 30 Mts.

24. Nothing in this consent shall be deemed to preclude the instruction of any legal action norrelieve the applicant form any responsibility, liabilities of penalties to which the applicant is ormay be subject.

25. The industry shall maintain the following record to the satisfaction of the Board. 1.The industries shall install separate energy meter and maintain log books for running of all airpollution control devices or pumps/motors used for running of the same. 2.Register showing the results of various tests conducted by industry for monitoring of stackemission and ambient air.

26. The industry shall provide adequate arrangement for fighting the accidental leakages, dischargeof any pollutants gas/liquids from the vessels, mechanical equipment etc. which are likely tocause environment pollution.

27. The consent being issued by the Board as above doesn’t imply that unit performance conformsto law as required.The consent is being issued provisionally only with a view to accommodatethe unit to provide it an opportunity to modify its operation immediately so as bring them inconformity with the law of the land.

28. The industry shall provide non-leachate storage facilities for proper disposal of Hazardouswastes.

29. The industry shall provide acoustic chambers on DG sets to control noise pollution and ensurenoise level within the permissible limit.

30. The industry shall submit on site/off site emergency plan, if required.

31. The industry shall submit A/R within 3 months in case of 17 categories and once in 6 months,other categories L & M and keep all the parameters within limit.

32. The industry shall comply the public liability insurance Rule, 1991 as amended to date.

33. The industry shall submit Environmental Audit report once in a year.

34. The industry shall comply noise pollution (Regulation and control) Rules, 2000.

35. The industry shall install ambient air station in case of 17 & other categories large & medium.

36. The industry shall obtain environmental clearance, if applicable as per MOEF notification.

37. The industry shall inform to HO/RO office immediately by FAX in case of failure of APCM.

38. In case of bye passing the emissions, the consent shall be deemed revoked.

39. The industry shall comply all the direction/Rules/Instructions as may be issued by theMOEF/CPCB/HSPCB from time to time.

Specific Conditions :

Other Conditions :

unit will submit Analysis report of Air Emission & noise monitoring report within

03 months and every year.

1.

For and be'half of chairman

Haryana State Pollution Control Board,

Panchkula.




Tele Fax No. – 0172-2577870-73

ToM/s :Residential Plotted Colony

Sec.-7, Dharuhera, Distt-Rewari

REWARI

Subject: Grant of Consent to operate for discharge of effluent under section 25/26 of the Water(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, from 01/04/2014 - 31/03/2017

Please refer to your consent application received on dated 02/03/2014 in Regional Officer,

Dharuhera on the subject cited above.

With reference to your above application for consent for the discharge of domestic effluent

and trade effluent under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 hereinafter referred as

the Act M/s Residential Plotted Colony is hereby authorized by the Haryana State Pollution Control

Board, to discharge their effluent arising out of their premises in accordance with the terms and

conditions as mentioned below:-

No. HSPCB/Consent/ : 2821214REWCTO409573 Dated:29/03/2014

1. The daily quantity of domestic effluent from the factory shall not exceed 880 KLD

2. The daily quantity of the industrial effluent (Process, floor & equipment wash, cooling andbleed water) from the factory shall not exceed 0 KLD

3. The industry has been assessed for the purpose of Consent to operate fee with investmentcost (land, building, plant and machinery) of Rs. 12525.0 Lakh. In case the investment costvaries as per the annual report for the years duly audited by the Chartered Accountant,the difference of Consent to operate fee, if any, arises, the industry shall pay the sameamount within one month of the receipt of notice from the Board in this regard.

4. The consent to operate shall be valid for the period from 01/04/2014 - 31/03/2017

5. The industry shall ensure that various characteristics of the effluents remain within the tolerancelimits as specified in EPA Standard and as amended from time to time and at no time theconcentration of any characteristics should exceed these limits for discharge.

6. The industry would immediately submit the revised application to the Board in the event of anychange in the raw material in process, mode of treatment/discharge of effluent.In case of change of process at any stage during the consent period, the industry shall submitfresh consent application alongwith the consent to operate fee, if found due, which may be onany account and that shall be paid by the industry and the industry would immediately submitthe consent application to the Board in the event of any change during the year in the rawmaterial, quantity, quality of the effluent, mode of discharge, treatment facilities etc.

7. The officer/official of the Board shall reserve the right to access for the inspection of theindustry in connection with the various process and the treatment facilities. The consent tooperate is subject to review by the Board at any time.

8. The industry shall not discharge any altered quantity/quality of the trade/domestic effluentwithout prior permission of the Board.

Scientist C, HQ

For and be'half of chairman

Haryana State Pollution Control Board,

Panchkula.


9. Permissible limits for any pollutants mentioned in the consent to operate order should notexceed the concentration permitted in the effluent by the Board.

10. The industry shall pay the balance fee, in case it is found due from the industry at any time lateron.

11. In case the industrial unit uses the Municipal/HUDA/Industrial Estate Sewerage system fordisposal of effluent for the final disposal they will submit the sewerage connection certificate.

12. If the industry fails to adhere to any of the conditions of this consent to operate order, theconsent to operate so granted shall automatically lapse.

13. The industry will plant minimum three varieties (Eucalyptus, Su Babul or any suitable variety)of trees in the vacant area.

14. The consent to operate under Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 should beobtained.

15. The industry shall obtain Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management handling andtransbonding movement) Rules, 2008 as amended to date.

16. The industry shall install separate Energy Meter for ETP and also maintain log book for energyand chemical consumption.

17. The industry shall obtain permission from Irrigation Department for discharging effluent intoany drain/water bodies.

18. If the industry is closed temporarily at its own, they shall inform the Board and obtainpermission before restart of the unit.

19. The industry shall provide non-leachate storage facilities for storage of Hazardous Waste ordispose off same in the common facilities & will adhere to the norms laid down as per theamended notification under HWTM Rules, 2008

20. The industry shall submit A/R once in 3 months in case of 17 categories and other categories.The L&M shall submit A/R once in 6 months.

21. The industry shall comply the Public Liability Insurance Rules, 1991, as amended to date.

22. The industry shall submit Environmental Audit /Report once in a year.

23. The industry shall obtain Environmental Clearance, if applicable as per MOEF Notification.

24. The industry shall inform to HO/RO office immediately by FAX in case of failure of ETP.

25. In case of bye passing the effluent the consent to operate shall be deemed revoke.

26. The industry shall comply all the Directions/ Rules/Instructions issued from time to time by theBoard.


Other Conditions :

HARAYANA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDC-11, SECTOR-6, PANCHKULA

Ph.01722577870-73 E-mail: hspcb.pkl@ sify.com

To M/s. Residential Plotted Colony Sec.-7, Dharuhera, Distt-RewariSub: Authorization for operating a facility for collection, reception, treatment, storage, transportation and disposal of hazardous wastes from 01/04/2014 to 31/03/2017 Please refer to your authorisation application dated 02/03/2014 received in theboard on the subject cited above.

No. HSPCB/Consent/ : 2821214REWCTOHWM409573 Dated:29/03/2014

M/s Residential Plotted Colony situated at above address is hereby granted anauthorization to operate a facility for collection, reception, treatment, storage, Transportation anddisposal of hazardous wastes on the premises of the unit.The authorization shall be in force for aperiod as mentioned in the subject.

The authorization is subjected to the conditions stated below and such conditions as maybe specified in the rules for the time being in force under the Environment (protection) Act, 1986.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AUTHORIZATION

1. The authorization shall comply with the provisions of the Environment (protection) Act, 1986and the rules made thereunder.

2. The authorization or its renewal shall be produced for inspection at the request of an officerauthorized by the State Pollution Control Board.

3. The person authorized shall not rent, lend, sell transfer or otherwise transport the hazardouswastes without obtaining prior permission of the State Pollution control Board.

4. An application for the renewal of an authorization shall be made as laid down in rule 5(6)(ii).

5. The unit should have the necessary facilities for collection, reception, treatment, Transport anddisposal of such wastes under the rule. In case of deadly toxic wastes such as Cyanide,Chromium, Nickel, Zinc, etc., the unit shall make arrangement for the pre-treatment beforedumping it in the disposal site so that the toxic element does not leach down to pollute theunderground water resources.

6. The collection, reception and transportation of hazardous waste shall be carried out by theauthorized person/personnel, fully trained for this purpose.

7. Any unauthorized change in personnel, equipment as working conditions as mentioned in theapplication by the person authorized shall constitute a breach of his authorization.

8. The unit shall ensure the proper usage of safety measures such as providing of gloves, gumboots, face masks, goggles etc to the workers engaged in the handling of hazardous waste.

9. The authorization so granted shall be cancelled or suspended by the Board if the unit fails tocomply with any condition of grant of authorization under these rules.

10. Used containers should be pre-cleaned by neutralizing and cleaning agents/solvents/chemicals.

11. The occupier shall not sell or transfer such waste on payment or without payment to anyunauthorized people who do not hold any authorization.

12. The unit shall not dispose any Hazardous waste at any other Public Place.

13. Unit will maintain its non-leachate pucca storage site properly.

14. The unit will comply with provisions of all Environmental laws including HWTM Rules etc.and comply with the directions issued by the Board from time to time.



Other Conditions :

Scientist CFor and On Be'half of the Chairman

Haryana State Pollution Control Board.Panchkula.

ANNEXURE-VII

LOCAL AUTHORITY

PERMISSIONS

ANNEXURE-VIII

NEWSPAPERS

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ANNEXURE-IX

FORM-V

CSR REPORT

Quarterly Report (Jul-Sep’14) Bestech India Pvt. Ltd.

Quarterly Progress Report Jul-Sep’2014

1.1 Project Objective, Strategies, Activities, Targets, Achievements and Analysis Project Objective: To reach 50-60 construction workers’ children per center up to the age of 14 with a special focus on birth to 3 years at Park View Spa Next, Park View Ananda and Park

View Sanskruti construction sites, Gurgaon and Park View Residences in Mohali through manifold strategies to improve their situation in terms of physical care, health, learning, safety and better opportunities for development. Strategy: Provide direct childcare services at large construction sites. Activity: Run daycare facilities (to suit mothers’ work timings - 8 hours a day; 25 days a month) at all the four construction sites, Gurgaon for 50-60 children per Centre where proven strategies connect the components of health, nutrition, education, and community awareness to the tangibles in the outside world.

1.2. Highlights

Table 1 - Total number of children enrolled

Age Group Park View Sanskruti, Sector - 92

Park View Spa Next, Sector – 67

Park View Ananda,

Sector – 81

Park Residences,

Mohali

Total

Crèche (0-3 yrs.) 55 27 59 37 178

Balwadi (3-6 yrs.) 41 27 39 28 135

NFE (6 + yrs.) 32 29 54 57 172

Govt. School Going 18 14 19 6 57

Total 146

97 171 128

542

Project Title : Holistic Child Development at Centers

Construction Sites : Park View Spa Next, Sector – 67 Park View Ananda, Sector – 81 Park View Sanskruti, Sector - 92 Park View Residences, Mohali


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1.2.1 Health Programme The two-fold approach to the health program, translates into the following for every child at all the Day Care Centers:

Preventive Curative Supplementary Nutrition Health Check-up

Growth Monitoring Special Diet

Immunization Meditation/ORS/First Aid

Vitamin A/Folic Acid Referrals to Hospital

Deworming

Mothers Health

Personal & Environment Hygiene

Awareness Building

Objective: To improve the health status of all children attending a Mobile Crèches program by strengthening the child’s immunity, and constant monitoring of growth through regular health interventions.

Table 2: Achievements

S.No Category Park View Sanskruti, Sector - 92

Park View Spa Next, Sector – 67

Park View Ananda, Sector – 81

Park View Residences, Mohali

Total

1 Doctor Visits 6 6 6 - 18

2a General Checkup of children

78 54 156 55 343

2b General Checkup of community members

6 18 17 - 41

3 Pulse Polio 25 15 73 - 113

4 Vitamin A 35 35 9 10 89

5 Deworming doses 61 35 24 30 150

6 Immunization through PHC

27 26 36 18 107

7 Special diet 14 9 19 - 42

8 Family linkage with PHC

15 15 15 - 45

9 Children treated by doctor

44 51 29 - 124

All children between age 9 months + were given multivitamin and iron drops.

Children in the age group 3 – 12 years were given iron syrup twice a week.


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Growth monitoring of all children took place. Children were weighed on 10th of every month and malnourished/underweight children were put on special diets as recommended by doctor.

Multivitamins iron dose were given to children. Iron tablets were distributed to lactating mothers.

1.2.2 Nutritional Interventions

Objectives: To improve the health status of all children attending a Mobile Crèches program by strengthening the child’s nutritional status, ensuring adequate age-appropriate nutritional interventions.

Table 3: Nutrition chart for children followed in centers

500 kilocalories per child per day through 3 meals were given – breakfast (suji kheer/halwa, Soya cereal), lunch (khichdi, daliya, and dal with vegetables and soya keema,) and evening snacks (groundnuts, roasted chana, jaggary and groundnuts, banana)

Regular Growth Monitoring for all children

Special nutritious meal was given to malnourished children banana, egg, cereal mix (wheat, chana and sugar).

1.2.3. Education In the entire Centre’s of Mobile Crèches, a thematic approach is followed to make learning more focused and interesting. Various teaching learning materials are available and used by the staff, such as Dolls house, sands pits, hand/thumb/finger painting supplies, blocks and other toys.

Objectives: To provide a developmentally appropriate learning climate to every child to mainstream him/her into the government Education Programme System.

Program Age (yrs.) Time Name of the dish

Breakfast 0-3 3-6+

9:30 Milk and Suji Kheer

Suji Halwa

Lunch 0- 3 3-5+

12:00 12:30

Nutritious Dalia/ Khichdi with vegetables and soya keema Nutritious Dalia/ Khichdi with vegetables and soya keema

Evening Snack

0-3 3-6+

3:30 Soya cereal in milk Soya/boiled Chana


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Age-appropriate education activities were undertaken. Children were encouraged to read books from center’s library to enhance their vocabulary.

The Bal Sabha (children’s meeting), was conducted every Saturday by older children to facilitate development of confidence, communication and leadership qualities took place regularly. 247 children were part of the Bal Sabha conducted on Environment, Cleanliness, Festival Celebration, Importance of Green Vegetables.

Different themes (Prakalp) were followed in the centers for each month. Themes in this quarter were Home, Pet Animal, and Wild Animal. Children above 5 years have been prepared for mainstreaming. The Prakalp is going on in all construction sites.

1.3 Community Awareness

Parents meetings – Issue based meetings were organized on Water diseases and its prevention, Sharing of Growth Monitoring Chart, Importance of Medical Card where 95 parents participated.

Media- Khilta Bachpan Media was conducted in Bestech-81 by the Project Leader with

the Parents where 25 members attended the Media.

Street Play- one play was conducted in Bestech-81 to aware community on the issue of

Nutrition. The sensitization drive highlighted the importance of

nutritional requirement for the children, 80 community

members witnessed the events. And follow-up of last Street

plays were conducted in Bestech-92 and Bestech-67 on the issue

of Nutrition.

Nutrition Week was celebrated in these centers from 1st Sep-7

Sep’14 in which main activities were conducted such as “discussion on Nutrition, ORS,

Grain mixture, Importance of green Vegetables, Demonstration of nourishes khichdi etc.

and its follow-up was also conducted by the staff during home visits of children.

Health Camp was organized in these centers where 472

beneficiaries attended the camp. Facilities of camp were General

check-ups, free medicines, Quiz on Early Childhood and Child

Development (ECCD), Gynecology check-up, and HB test.

Gender Sensitization Week was celebrated in these centers

from 18 Sep to 24 Sep’14 in which main activities were conducted such as painting,

paper folding, clay & mud toys, slogans, street play, rally etc.

One day Workshop was organized for Incharges on “Language Development” in which three Incharges attended the Workshop from these centers.

One day Workshop was conducted on Khilta Bachpan Media where three Project Leader attended the workshop from these centers.


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Two days Workshop was organized for NFE Workers on “Life Skills” in which 3 NFE Workers, 3 Incharges and 3 PLs attended the workshop from these centers.

Festivals such as Eid, 15 August, Raksha Bandhan, Janmashtmi were celebrated in these centers

Excursion visit was conducted with 24 Children, 1 community member and 1 staff at Nehru Tara Mandal & Nehru Museum from Bestech-92.

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HAIR CUTTING PHOTOGRAPHS


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MEDICAL CHECK UP - CHILDREN

EXISTING GROUP HOUSING

TOP SOIL STORAGE

EXPANSION AREA

EXPANSION AREA

“bestech city” at sector-7, dharuhera, rewari

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