IGARDEN SILK MILLS LIMITED

DC / GSML / EC I8-I9 I 12 July 18, 2018GPCB ID: 20700

SRT :863(7)

The DirectorMinistry of Environment & ForestRegaonal Office, Western Region,Kendriya Paryavaran Bhavan,Link Road No.: 03,Ravi Shankar Nagar,Bhopal - 4s2 015 (MP)

SUB! COHPLIANCE TO ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE TO EXPANSION OFPRODUCTION PLANT AND POWER PLANT AT SURAT BY M/s. GARDEN SILK}IILLS LTD FOR THE TERM OCTOBER 2017 TO MARCH 2O1A.

4REF: 1. MINISTRY'S LETTER NO. J-11011/rO4A/2OO7-IA

07 /04/oa AND AMENDMENTS2. MTNTSTRY'S LETTER NO. J-11O11/ t24l2OO9-I,A

LO I 06 I 09 AND AMENDMENTS3. MINISTRY',S LETTER NO. J- 11O11/ 624l2OtO-rA

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Dear Sir,

With reference to the Environmental Clearance obtained from MoEF vide letter dated:o7lo4/2008, LO/O6/2OO9 and lo/05/2oL3 we are hereby enclosing the six monthlyCompliance Report (Octobet 2Ol7 - March 2018) of Environmental Clearance issuedto us.

We hope that you will find it in order and do the needful

You rs Faithfully,For Garden silk Mills LimitedCP DIVISION - JOLWA

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c a eeent & Authorised Sagnatory

The Member SecretaryGuiarat Pollution Control BoardParyavaran Bhavan,Sector: 10 - AGandhinagar - 3A2 043

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COMPLIANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE MINISTRY'S LETTER NO.:J-11011/ 1O4a/2OO7-IA II (I). DATED: 07lO4l2OOa

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2 The Ministry of Environment and Forests has examined theproposal and noted that the proposal is for environmentalclearance for expansion of Polyester Chips and PolyesterFilament Yarn Productlon Plant at Village Jolwa, PalsanaTaluka, Surat, Gujarat by M/s. Garden Silk Mills Ltd. Thecost of the project is Rs. 365 Crores. The unit has green beltin 8,000 m2 and has proposed additional green belt in 4,500m2. The unit will install a natural gas based Captive PowerPlant of 8.4 Mw. In case of non availability of the gas,furnace oil may be used as fuel. The details of existing andoroDosed products and their capacities are as qiven below:

we have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-I 63 (7 ) I rD _207 0 0 / 3 609 9 5,dared 28l06/2016, validvp to 3Llt2/2O20.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 Mw) vide GrcB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863O/ rD_20700/102858,dated 25 January 20 12.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. cCA-sRT-863(s)/ ro_20710/120135 dated 1't Aug2072.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 )l lD _207 0O / 272O4sdated 3'd May 2014.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Production details are asAnnexure IL

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Name ofproducts

Production capacity (MTA)Existing Proposed Total

1 Polyester Chips 1,55.000 2,37,600 3,92,600Polyester Filament

Ya rnPartially Oriented

Yarn61,000 29,600 90,500

Fu lly Drawn Yarn 19,90 0 19,90 03 By-Products-

Degraded Polymer(Oliqomer)

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Captive PowerPlant (Mw)

8.4 75.t4

The total water requirement after expansion will be 7,083KLD and will be sourced from own bore well. Total wastewater generation will be 2,849 KLD which shall be treatedand discharged into the Kadodara Khadi through own 1 kmpipe line. The unit has two ETP'S and proposes to install onenew ETP.

The water requirement &waste water generation iswithin mentioned limits.Treated effluent isdischarged into theKadodara Khadi throughclosed RCC pipeline of 1.7km.

4 The project activity is listed at S. N. 5 (d & c) undercategory 'A' and was considered and appraised at centerlevel as para 7(ii) of EIA Notification 2006.

5 The Ministry of Environment and Forest hereby accordsenvironmental clearance to the above project under theprovisions of EIA Notification dated 14th September, 2006subject to compliance of the following specific and generalconditions.

A SPECIFIC CONDITIONSi) The company shall install fulFfledged ETP to comply with

the GPCB norm for discharge of effluent into sea and allnecessary clearances shall be obtained.

Full-fledged ETP in ourpremises to bring GPCBprescribed norms.Analysis report areenclosed/ as ReferAnnexure III

ii) The company shall construct a guard pond for treatedeffluent and shall carry out the bloassay test by collectingthe treated effluent into the guard pond before discharginginto Khadi. The reports shall be submitted to CPCB andMinlstry's Reqional Ofnce at Bhopal.

Analysis report ofBioassay test are enclosedas Refer Annexure IfI

iii) The water consumption shall not exceed 7,083 KLD andwaste water generation shall not exceed 2,849 KLD. Thecompany shall install the waste water monitoring facilityand records shall be maintained.

The water requirement &waste water qeneration iswithin mentioned limits.Consumption and

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generation are enclosed inAnnexure IV.

iv) The company shall obtain for dra\"rl of ground water fromthe Central Ground Water Authority/Central Ground WaterBoard and copy shall be submitted to the Minlstry's RegionalOffice.

We use water fromexisting bore wells as wellas canal. Permissionobtained from CGWA andirrigation dePartment forlndustrial use is attachedas Annexure V

v) The company shall run the power plant only with gas as afuel and only in case of non-availability of natuml gasfurnace oil shall be used only such period when natural gasis not available. During use of furnace oil as fuel thecompany shall ensure the emission of SO2 as per the normsprescribed by the SPCB and height of the stacks shall be asoer CPCB norms of SOu emission.

Stack Monitoringare attachedAnnexure vI

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vi) The company shall provide the monitoring arrangement withthe stack and regular monitorlng shall be carried out andreports submitted to the SPCB, CPCB and Ministry'sReqional Office at Bhopal.

Monitoring arrangementwith stack is provided.Monitoring results areattached as Annexure VI

vii) The project authority shall obtain the membership of TSDFwithin three months for disposal of solid and hazardouswaste and copy of the same shall be submitted to theMinistry and Ministry's Regional Office at Bhopal. Thecompany shall maintain valid member shlp.

we have already obtainedmembership certiflcate ofTSDF of M/s. BEIL.Annexure IX.

viii) We have completed thePlantation required inaround 28000 sq. m. ofarea within our premises.We are maintaining theplantatlon.

ix) Occupational health surveillance of the workers shall bedone on a regular basis and records maintained as per theFactories Act.

Regular occupationalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

x) The company shall make arrangement for protectionpossible fire hazards during manufacturing processmaterial handling.

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We have provided properarrangement for Firehazards duringmanufacturing processand material handling andhave updated the On-siteemerqency plan,

B GENERAL CONDITIONSThe project authorities shall strictly adhere to thestipulations of the SPCB/state government or any statutorybody.

We adhere to thestipulations by the GrcBand other relevantstatutory body.

ii No further expansion or modifications in the plant shall becarried out without prior approval of the Ministry ofEnvironment and Forests. In case of deviations oralterations in the project proposal form those submitted tothis Ministry for clearance, a fresh reference shall be madeto the Ministry to assess the adequacy of condition imposedand to add additional environmental protection measuresrequired, if any.

No further expansion ormodifications in the plantwill be carried out withoutprior approval of theMinistry of Environmentand Forests

The project authorities shall strictly comply with the rulesand regulation under Manufacture, Storage and Import ofHazardous Chemicals Rules, 1989 as amended Authorizationfrom the SPCB shall be obtained for collection, treatment,storage and disposal of hazardous wastes.

We will comply with therules and regulation underl"lanufacture, Storage andImport of HazardousChemicals Rules, 1989 asamended. Waste is sendto GrcB authorized

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The company shall develop 12,500 sq. m. out of the totalarea as green belt as per the CPCB guldelines to mitigatethe effect of fugitive emissions.

vendor. Six monthly solidwaste generation detailsenclosed in AnnexureVIII

Ambient air quality monitoring stations be set up in thedownwind direction as well as where maximum ground levelconcentration are anticipated in consultation with the StatePollution Control Board.

Monitoring results areattached as Annexure X

For control process emissions stacks of appropriate heightas per the Central Pollution Control Board guldellnes shallbe provided.

Adequate stack heighthave been provided, Stackanalysis results areenclosed in Annexure Vt

The company shall undertake following Waste Minimlzationmeasu res; -. Meeting of quantities of active ingredients to

minimize waste.. Re-use of by-products from the process as rawmaterials or as raw material substitutes in otherprocesses.. Maximizlngrecoverles. Use of automated material transfer system tominimlze spillage.. Use of "Closed Feed" system lnto batch reactors.

Packing material arerecovered maximum time.Waste MEG frompolymerization is recycledback in processPTA powder duringunpacking are used backPolyester melt & polyesterchips are pneumaticallyconveyed.Additional 3d chipper isinstalled at CP-].lz lominimize polymer waste

The project authorized must strictly comply with the rulesand regulations with regard to handling and disposal ofhazardous wastes in accordance with the Hazardous Wastes(Management and Handling) Rules, 2003. AuthorizationForm the SrcB shall be obtained forcollections/treatmenVstorage/disposal of hazardous wastes.

We have already obtainedauthorization enclosed isAnnexure IX

v t The overall Noise levels in and around the plant area, shallbe kept well within the standards (85 dBA) by providingnoise control measures including acoustic hoods, Silencers,enclosures etc, on all sources of nolse generation. Theambient noise levels shall conform to the standardsprescribed under Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986Rules, 1989 viz. 75 dBA (daytime) and 70 dBA (niqht time)

Monitoring report aTeenclosed as Annexure XI

tx A separate Environmental Management Cell equipped withfull fledged laboratory facilities shall be set up to carry outthe Environmental management and monitoring functions.

Our unit has a separateEnvironment ManagementCell. Refer AnnexureXIII

x Financial provisions should be made in the budget of theproject for implementation of the above suggestedenvironmental safeguards. Fund so earmarked shall not bediverted for anY other Durooses.

ExpenditureEnvironmentMeasuressubmitted.

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xt The project authorities shall provide rainwater harvestingsystem and ground water recharge.

Two recharge wells areprovided for rainwaterharvesting system andqround water recharqe.

x . The implementation of the project vis-a-vis environmentalaction plans shall be monitored by Ministry's Regional Office/ SPCB / CPCB. A six monthly compliance status report shallhe submitted to monitorinq aqencies.

Regularly, wecompliance statusconcern authorities.

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x t. The project proponent shall inform the public that theproject has been accorded environmental clearance by theMinistry and copies of the clearance letter are availablewith the SrcB and may also be seen at Website of theMinlstry at htto://envfor.nic.in. This shall be advertisedwithin seven days from the date of issue of the clearanceletter, at least in two-local newspapers that are widelycirculated in the region of which one shall be in thevernacular language of the locality concerned and. a copyof the same shall be forwarded to the Ministry's RegionalOffice.

Complied. We had alreadygiven an advertisement inlocal newspaper.

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The project authorities shall inform the Regional Office aswell as the Ministry, the date of financial closure and finalapproval of the project by the concerned authoritles and thedate/of start of the proiect.

complied.Details already submitted

6 The Mlnistry may revoke or suspend the clearance, ifimplementation of any of the above conditions is notsatisfactory.

Agreed.

7 The Mlnistry reserves the right to stipulateconditions, if found necessary. The companybound manner shall implement these condltions.

additionalln a time

The conditions arecomplied and accordinglyreport is submitted.I Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie

with the National Environmental Appellate Authoriw, ifpreferred within a period of 30 days as prescribed undersection 11 of the National Environment Appellate AuthorityAct, 1997.

Point is noted.

9 The above conditions will be enforced, inter-alia under theprovisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)Ad L974, Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981,the Environment (Protection), 1986, Hazardous Wastes(Management and Handling) Rules,2003 and the PubltcLiability Insurance Act, 1991 along with their amendmentsand rules.

Point is noted.

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1 This is in continuation of this Ministry's earlier letter ofeven No. dated 7th April. 2008. The matter $ras re-examined with respect to capacity of existing captive powerplants for which representation made by you to theMinistry. In view of representation the details of existingand proposed producvfacilities mentioned in para 2 ofenvironmental clearance shall be re laced as follows:

Production Capacity (MTA)s.No.

Name ofProducts Existing Proposed Total

1 Polyester Chips 1,55,000 2,37 ,600 3,92,600Polyester FilamentYarnPartially OrientedYarn

61,00 0 29,600 90,600

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Fully Drawn Yarn 19,900 19,9003 By-Products-

Degraded Polymer(Olioomer)

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4 Captive PowerPlant (MW) 6.74 8.4 15.14

we have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7)/rD_20700/36099s,dated 28/05/2016, validu9 to 37/72/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GrcB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-853(s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25s January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(s)/ to_2O7001120135 dated 15t Aug20t2.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-a63Q )/ 10 -207 00 I 272045dated 3'd May 2014.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Productlon details are asAnnexure Il.) All the specific and general conditions stipulated ln

environmental clearance order dated April 7, 2008 shallremain the same.

3 This letter shall be kept attached with the originalclearance letter

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Your letter no.: nil dated: 23ro September, 2008 requestinqfor change in fuel in heaters from gas/Fo based to coalbased heaters and subsequent communication vide yourletter dated: 11h December, 2008.

1 The Ministry has examined the request and noted thecompany is proposing 2 nos. of Coal based heaters inaddition to existing gas based heater facility in theproposed expansion project of polyester chips and polyesterFilament yarn at village lolwa/ Taluka Palsana in districtSurat in Guiarat bv M/s. Garden Silk Mills Ltd.

Complied.We have receivedgranted CC&A vide letterno.: GPCB/CCA/SRT -863 (2)/17154, dated:07 t08tog

2 The matter was discussed in 89th meeting of the ExpertAppraisal Committee (industry) Meeting held during 22ndand 23'd December, 2008. The Committee hasrecommended for no objection subject to that "Thecompany shall install the ESP with the coal fired boiler tokee9 the emission of particulates \.vlthin 1OO mq/Nm3 ".

complied.We have installed the ESPto the coal fired boiler tokeep the emission ofparticulates within limit.

3 The above recommendation of the Expert AppraisalCommittee has been accepted as such for installation of 2nos. of coal based heaters subject to the conditionmentioned above and the norms as specified ln theenvironmental clearance letter issued vide No. J-l 101V704A/2007 -tA-ll(I) dated April 7, 2008.

4 This has the approval of the Competent Authority.

COMPLIANCE OF ENVIRO MENTAL CLEARANCE MIIUSTRY'S LETTER NO.:J-11011/ 124l20O9-IA II (I), DATED: 10/06l2OO9

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2 The Ministry of Environment and Forests has examinedyour application. It is noted that M/s. carden Sllk Mills Ltd.have proposed for expansion of Polyester Chips andPolyester Filament Yarn manufacturing unit at Village:Jolwa, Tal.: Palsana, Dist.: Surat in Gujarat. Productioncapacity of Polyester Chips will increase from 3,92,600MTPA to 5,45,600 MTPA fully drawn yarn from 19,900MTPA to 23,000 MTPA. The Ministry has earlier accordedEnvironmental Clearance for the existing capacity on 76April, 2008. The productlon capacity of polyester orientedyarn will be same as 90,600 MTPA. Capacity of by-productsDegraded Polymers (Oligomer) will increase from 27 MTPAto 39 MTPA. The Captive Power generation of existing andproposed plant will be 6.74 MW x 2 Nos., 8.4 MW x 1 No.and 18 MW x 1 No.; 10.5 MW x 1 No. respectively. Out oftotal proposed polyester chips, 23,000 MTPA will beproduced by using the existing manufacturing facilities.Similarly, 3,100 MTPA of fully drawn yarn will be producedby using the existing manufacturing facilities. No eco-sensitive areas are located within 10 km radius of theplant. The proposed expansion will be within the existingunit having land area of 20 acres. Cost of the project is13,275.00 lacs.

We have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7 ) / tO _2O7 00 / 36099 s,dated 28/06/2016, validup to 3117212020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GrcB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25ti January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(5)/ rD_20700/120135 dated 1't Aug20t2.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 ) / tO _2O7 OO / 2r2O 4 sdated 3'd May 2014.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Production details are asAnnexure II.

3 It is noted that the water requirement will increase from7,153 m3ld to 8,828 m3ld which will be sourced from theground water source. The waste water generation will be3,523.8 m3/day. The domestic effluent will be disposedthrough septic tank followed by soak pit. The industrialwaste water will be treated in the modified effluenttreatment plant. The company has existinq effluenttreatment plant for primary, secondary involving two stageactivated sludge process and tertiary treatment facility.The company will provide additional primary and secondarytreatment to the existing treatment facility for treatment ofadditional effluent. The final treated effluent as per theprescribed norms of GPCB/CPCB will be sent to KadodaraKhadi through own existing pipeline that finally meets theArabian Sea.

We use water fromexisting bore wells as wellas canal.The final treated effluentis sent to Kadodara Khadias per prescribed norms ofGPCB. Analysis report forraw and treated effluentand ETP sludge is enclosedas Annexure III.

4 Power requirement will be met through Captive PowerPlant. One coal based boiler 90 TPH of capacity, one fuel oilfired thermic fluid heating system of 40 Kcal/capacity andone FO engine has been installed. Fuel for the boiler wouldbe 288-360 MTPD of imported/Indian coal and 78 TPD offurnace oil for fuel oil engine and heat transfer fluid system(3 heaters). About 0.34 MTPD of lubricant oil will be usedas fuel.

We have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7)/ID_20700/360995,dated 28/06/2016, valldup to 37/72/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GrcB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25th lanuary 20 12.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(5)/ rO_207001

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120135 dated 1" Aug2012.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 ) / tO _207 00 / 2720 45dated 3'd May 2014.

5 To control the particulate emissions from the coal firedboiler, electrostatic precipitators with stack height of 90meter is proposed. Stack height of 60 meter is proposedfor FO engine and stack height of 52 meter for HeatTransfer Fluid (common stack for 3 heaters) for dispersionof gaseous emission. To control the fugitive emission, allprocess pumps, reactors and treatment vessels would havemechanical seals. To strip off gases, stripper columns andoff gas treatment tower will be provided. Fly ash conveyersfrom ESP hopper to silos would be totally enclosed.

Monitoring copy isenclosed herewith asAnnexure VIAPC system and Adequatestack height has beenprovided.Fugitive emission(workplace ambient air)monitoring results areenclosed in AnnexureVII

6 Solid waste generation will be in the form of lubricant oil(1,050 l4T^ear existing and 0.5 MT^ear, proposed) andHFO sludge (1.2 MTAear, proposed) will be sold MoEFauthorized reprocessors. Catalyst drum lot or additivedrum (220 Nos./Month, existing and 140 Nos./Month,proposed) and PP liner lot (150 kglmonth, existing and 4.5MT/M, proposed) will be sold to cPCB authorized vendors.ETP sludge (10.55 MT/M existing and 2.5 MJ/M proposed)will be disposed at M/s. NEPL (Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd.).Polymer waste (5.5 MT/M existing and 40 Mf lM,proposed). Chip waste (69 MT/M, existing and 6 MT/M,proposed), sweepinq PTA waste lot (12 MT/M, existing and10 MT/1,'1 proposed), FDY-waste (71.5 Mf lM, existing) andPOY-\,aste (73.2 Mf lM, existing) will be sold to actual endusers. The quantity of the polymer waste may be varyingdue to power failure and break down. Ash (9 MTPD existingand 38-60 MTPD, proposed) will be sold to end-user likeRMC (Ready Mix Concrete) plant operators, brickmanufacturers, concrete block manufacturers and cementmanufacturers etc.

We send our totalhazardous/solid waste toTSDF Of M/S. BEIL,Ankleshwar, Membershipcertificate enclosed inAnnexure fXDiscarded containers willbe sold to GrcBauthorized Vendors.Polymer waste, Chipwaste, Sweeping PTAwaste lot, FDY-waste andPoY-waste will be sold toactual end users.Fly Ash sold to end-userlike RMC (Ready MixConcrete) plant operators& cement manufacturersetc. last six months Solidwaste generation ReferAnnexure VrIf

7 The Petrochemical based processlng units are listed atSerial No. 5(e) of schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 andcategorized under "A" or "B" category depending upon thelocation of the plant outside or inside the notified industrlalarea. In the instant case the unit is located outside thenotified industrial area, hence it is "A' Category project.The Expert Appraisal Committee (I) considered the projectin its 93'd meeting held on 14-15s April, 2OO9 andcommittee recommended the proposal for grant ofenvironmental clearance as per para 7(ii) of EIANotification, 2005 exempting the project from publlchearinq.

B Based on the information submitted by the projectproponent, the Ministry Environment and Forests herebyaccords environmental clearance to above project underthe provisions of EIA Notification, dated 14b September2006 subject to the compliance of the following Specificand General Conditions.

A. SPECI FIC CONDITIONS :

i) The company shall install full-fledged ETP to comply withthe GrcB norm for discharge of effluent into sea and allnecessary clearances shall also be obtained. The companyshall construct a guard pond for treated effluent and shallcarry out the bioassay test by collectinq the treated

Full-fledged ETP in ourpremises to bring GPCBprescribed norms.We have constructed aGuard Pond for treated

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effluent into the guard pond before discharging into Khadi.The reports shall be submitted to CPCB and Ministry'sReqional Office at Bhopal.

effluent. Analysis reportby third party is enclosedas Refer Annexure III

ii) The water consumption shall not exceed 8,618 ml/d andwaste water generation shall not exceed 3,523 m3/d. Thecompany shall lnstall the waste water monitoring facilltyand records shall be maintained.

Water consumption isalways below or equal asper glven limits from theboard. Water consumptionand waste watergeneration of last slxmonths are enclosed inAnnexure IV

iii) The company shall obtain permission for drawl of groundwater from the Central Ground Water Authority/CentralGround Water Board as may be applicable and copy shallbe submitted to the Ministry's Regional Office.

We have already obtainedpermission from Irrigationdepartment to take waterfor industrial use, havingcapacity of 1,438 KVDayand also obtainedpermisslon from CGWAenclosed in Annexure V.Monitoring and analysisreport of water quality instudy area Annexure X.

iv) Particulate emissions from the coal fired boiler and coalfired heaters shall be controlled by installation ofelectrostatic precipitators and emissions shall be dispersedthrough stack of adequate height as per CPCB standards.During use of furnace oil as fuel the company shall ensurethe emission of SO2 as per the norms prescribed by theSrcB and height of the stacks shall be as per CPCB norms.The company shall provide the monitoring agreement withthe stack and regular monltoring shall be carried out andreports submitted to the SPCB, CPCB and Ministry'sReqional Office at Bhopal.

We have providedadequate stack height andinstalled electrostaticprecipitators to controlemission. We ensure youthat our norms will not beincreased then the GrcBprescribed norms.Monitoring results reportsenclosed in Annexure VI.

v) The proponent shall upload the status of compliance of thestipulated environmental clearance conditions, includingresults of monitored data on their website and shall updatethe same periodically. It shall simultaneously be sent to theRegional Office of MoEF, the respective Zonal Office ofCrcB and the State Pollution Control Board. The pollutantlevels namely, SPM, RSPM, SO2, NOx (ambient levels aswell as stack emissions) shall be monitored and displayedat a convenient location near the main gate of thecomoany in the Dublic domain.

vi) Fugitive emissions in the work zone enviTonment, product,and raw material storage area shall be regularly monitored.The emissions shall confirm to the limits imposed by SPCB.

Point is noted. Please referAnnexure vII

vii) The project authorities shall strictly comply with the rulesand regulation and guidelines under Manufacture, Storageand Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules 1989 asamended Authorization from the SPCB shall be obtained forcollection, treatment, storage and disposal of hazardouswastes.

The rules and regulationand guidelines underl"lanufacture, Storage andImport of Hazardouschemicals Rules 1989 asamended Authorizationfrom the SPCB areobtained for collection,treatment, storage anddisposal of hazardouswastes. Details of last sixmonths hazardous wasteare attached ln AnnexureVIII

viii) The project authority shall obtain the membership of TSDFwithin three months for disposal of solid and hazardouswaste and copy of the same shall be submitted to the

We have already obtainedmembership of TSDF ofM/s. BEIL, Ankleshwar for

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Ministry and Ministry's Regional Office at Bhopal. Thecompany shall maintain valid member ship.

the disposal of Solid/Hazardous waste detailsattached in Annexure IX

ix) The company shall develop 12,500 sq. m. out of the totalarea as green belt as per the CPCB guidelines to mitigatethe effect of fugitive emissions.

We have completed thePlantation required inaround 28000 sq. m. ofarea within our premises.We are maintaining theplantation.

x) Occupational health surveillance of the workers shall bedone on a regular basis and records maintained as per theFactories Act,

Regular medical check- uphas been carried out forworkers and records aremaintained

xi) The company shall make arrangement for protection ofpossible fire hazards during manufacturing process inmaterial handling.

We have provided properarrangement for firehazards duringmanufacturing process inmaterial handling andhave updated the On-siteemerqency plan.

B GENERAL CONDITIONSi) The project authorities shall strictly adhere to the

stipulations made by the SPcB/state government or anystatutory body.

We adhere to thestipulations by the GrcBand other relevantstatutory body.

ii) No further expansion or modifications in the plant shall becarried out without prior approval of the Ministry ofEnvironment and Forests. In case of deviations oralterations in the project proposal from those submitted tothis Ministry for clearance, a fresh reference shall be madeto the Ministry to assess the adequacy of conditionsimposed and to add additional environmental protectionmeasuTes required. If any.

No further expansion ormodifications in the plantwill be carried out withoutprior approval of theMinistry of Environmentand ForestsWe have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7)/rD_20700/36099s,dated 28/06/2016, validup to 3l/12/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25th January 2012.cc&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(5)/ rO2070Ol120135 dated 1st Aug2072.CC&A amendment for 21MW power Plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7)l tD_207 0o 12t2045dated 3'd May 2014.

iii) At no time, the emissionslimits. In the event of fail

shall exceed the Prescribedure of any Pollution control

system adopted by the unit, the unit shall be immediatelyput out of operation and shall not be restated until thedesired efficiency has been achieved.

We ensure that in theevent of failure of anYpollution control systemadopted by the unit, theunit will be immediatelYut out of eration.

Particulate matter alon with RSPM levels from variousThe gaseous emissions (NOx, SO2 and SPNI) and

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process units shall conform to the standards prescribed bythe concerned authorities from tlme to time. At no time,the emission levels shall 9o beyond the stipulatedstandards. In the event of failure of pollution controlsystems(s) adopted by the unit, the respective to achievethe desired efficiency. Stack monltoring for SO2, NOx andSPM shall be carried.

Annexure VI

v) The gaseous emissions (NOx, SO2 and SPM) andParticulate matter along with RSPM levels from variousprocess units shall conform to the standards prescribed bythe concerned authorities from time to time. At no time,the emission levels shall 9o beyond the stipulatedstandards. In the event of failure of pollution controlsystems(s) adopted by the unit, the respective unit shallnot be restarted until the control measures are rectified toachieve the desired efficiency. Stack monitoring for 5O2,NOx and SPM shall be carried.

We have providedadequate stack helght tocontrol process emission.Stack monitorlng detailsas Annexure Vl

vi) The locations of ambient air quality monitoring stationsshall be decided in consultation with the State PollutionControl Board (SPCB) and it shall be ensured that at leastone stations ls installed in the up wind and downwinddirection as well as where maximum ground levelconcentrations are anticipated.

Am bientresults areAnnexure X

mo nitorin Iattached as

vii) The Overall noise levels in and around the plant area shallbe kept well within the standards by providing nolse controlmeasures including acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosuresetc. on all sources of noise generation, The ambient noiselevels shall conform to the standards prescribed underEnvironment (Protection) Act, 1986 Rules, 1989 viz. 75lLbA (day time) and 70 dBA (niqht time).

Noise levels in and aroundplant are attached asAnnexure XI

viii) The project proponent shall also comply with all theenvironment protection measures and safeguards proposedin the project report submitted to the Ministry. All therecommendations made in respect of environmentalmanagement measures project shall be implemented.

Complying with all theenvironment protectionmeasures and safeguards.All the recommendationsmade in respect ofenvironmentalmanagement measuresproject shall beimplemented.

ix) The company will undertake all relevant measures forlmproving the Socioeconomic conditions of the surroundingarea CSR activates will be undertaken by involving localvillages and administration.

CSR activities are carriedout and are Complied.

x) The company shall undertake eco-developmental measuresincluding community welfare measures in the project areafor the overall improvement of the envlronment.

we undertake eco-developmental measuresincluding communitywelfare measures in theproject area for the overallimprovement of theenvironment,

xi) A separate Environmental Management Cell equipped withfull fledged laboratory facilities shall be set up carry out theEnvironmental Manaqement and Monitoring functions.

We have provided ourseparate environmentmanaqement cell.

xii) The a project authorities shall earmark adequate funds toimplement the conditions stipulated by the Ministry ofEnvironment and Forests as well as the State Govemmentalong with the implantation schedule for all the conditionsstipulated herein. The funds so provided shall not bediverted for any other purpose.

Funds are earmarked toimplement the EMP.

xiii) The implementation of project vis-5-vis environmentalaction plans shall be monitored by concerned RegionalOffice of the Ministry/SPCB/CPCB A six monthly compliancestatus report shall be submitted to monitoring agencigslllL

Regularly, wecompliance statusconcern authorities.

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shall be posted on the website of the Company.xiv) A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent by the

proponent to concerned Panchayat, Zila Patisad/ MunicipalCorporation, Urban local Body and the local NGO, if anyfrom who suggestions/ representations lf any were receiveswhile Drocesslnq the oroDosal.

Done on issuance to letter

xv) The project proponent shall also submit six monthly statusof compliance of the stipulated EC conditions includingresults of monitored data (both in hard copies as well as bye-mail) the respective Regional Office of MoEF, therespective Zonal Office of CPCB and the State PollutionControl Board.

Regularly, wecompliance statusconcern authorities.

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xvi) The project proponent shall inform the public that projecthas been accorded environmental clearance by the Ministryand copies of the clearance letter are available \,vithSrcB/Committee and may also be seen at Website of theMinistry at http://envfor. nic. in This shall be advertisedwithin seven days from the date of issue of the clearanceletter at least in two local newspapers that are widelycirculated in the region of which one shall be in thevernacular language of the locality concerned and a copy ofthe same shall be forwarded to the concerned RegionalOffice of the Ministry.

Company had alreadygiven notice in the localnews papers regardingEnviron-mental Clearance.It has been advertised inone Gujarati news paper"Sandesh" and oneEnglish news paper"Times of India" dated22/06f09 and we haveinformed GPCB and MOEF,too.

xvii) The project authorities shall inform the regional Office aswell as the Mlnlstry, the date of financlal closure and flnalapproval of the concerned authorities and the date of startof the project.

Financial closure - 5th Jan2011 & project is alreadycommenced and ValidCC&A is already obtainedfrom the GPCB.

The Ministry revoke or suspend the clearance,implementation of any of the above conditions issatisfactory

ifnot

Point is noted

The Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additionalconditions, if found necessary the company in a time boundmanner will imDlement conditions.

Point is noted

11. Any appeal agalnst this environmental clearance shall liewith the National Appellate Authority, if preferred within aperiod of 30 days as prescribed under section 11 of theNational Environment ADDellate Authority Act, 1997

Point is noted.

12. The above conditions wlll be enforced, inter-alia theprovisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)Acl, 7974, Air (Prevention & Control of water Pollution) Act,1981 the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 HazardousWastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 2003/ 2008and the Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991 along with theiramendments and rules.

Point is noted

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1 This is in continuation of th is Ministry's letter of even no.dated 10.06.2009 and your subsequent communicationdated 5.02.2012, 24.04.20f2 and 23.05.2012 requestingthe Ministry for amendment of environmental clearancedated 10.06.2009 due to increase in the coal requirementfrom 288-360 MTPD to 328-360 MTPD.

2 It is noted that in para 4 of environmental clearance ofeven no. dated 10.06 2009, that fuel requlrement for theboiler has been mentioned as 288-360 TpD ofImported/Indian coal. The quantlty of coal as per theenvlronmental clearance was based on the following GrossCalorific Value (cCV):i. Gross Calorific Value (GCV) of imported coal

5500kcal/k9 and quantity of coal for the 12 TpHboiler = 288 TPDii. Gross Calorific Value (GO/) of Indian Coal/ lignite =3800 kcal/kg, Quantity of coal for the 15 TpH boiler= 360 TPD

3 However, the GCV of actual imported coal received is 3800kcal/kg and coal requirement is 410 TPD. Due to nonavailability of Indian coal, company proposes to use lignitealong with Indian coal for which the GCV ls 3300 kcal/kg.The coal requirement would be 450 TPD. Since the importof coal and coal mining is closed in monsoon season, therels fluctuation in coal availability and hence, it is proposed touse petcoke (20olo) as a fuel ln combination with Llme(20olo) with normal 80o/o Imported / Indian coal / lignite(328-360 TPD) so that captive power plant can run on fullcapacity. The company has installed electrostaticparticipator to control the particulate emissions To controlthe S02 emissions; it is proposed to use 20 o/o of lime mixwith Petcoke.

We are not usingPetcoke, only Coal andlignite is used as fuel forpower plant.

4 The proposal was placed before the Expert AppraisalCommittee-l (Industry) in its meeting held during29th-30th March, 2012 (p. 326/c). After detaileddeliberations, the Committee recommended for amendmentin the above environmental clearance to increase therequirement of coal from 288 - 360 MTPD to 328-360 MTPD(80o/o imported / Indian coal / lignite) and / or to usePetcoke (20olo of Petcoke - 90 MTPD and 18 MTPD of lime).

We are not usingPetcoke, only Coal andlignite is used as fuel forpower plant

The Ministry accepts the recommendation of EAC -1(Industry) for amendment in the above environmentalclearance in respect of increase in the coal requirementfrom 288 - 360 MTPD to 328-360 MTPD (80o/o imported /Indian coal / lignite) and / or to use Petcoke (20olo ofPetcoke - 90 MTPD of pet coke and 18 MTPD of lime) asmentioned in para 4 of environmental clearance dated10.06.2009 subject to stipulation of following additionalsafequards:

We are not usingPetcoke, only Coal andlignjte is used as fuel forpo,r,rer plant

To control the S02 emissions, lime shall be used.The emissions shall be scrubbed with causticscrubber.

Not applicable

I Fly ash shall be utilized as per the Fly Ashutilization Notification, 1999 and as amended in2009

Refer Annexure VIII

It. Data on ambient air, stack and fugitive emissionsshall be regularly submitted online to Ministry'sRegional office at Bhopal, SPCB and CentralPollution control Board as well as hard copy once in

Display board is placedvisible to general publlcRefer Annexure VI,VIIand x

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six months and display data on PMro, SO, and NOxoutside the premlses at the approprlate place forthe general public.The National Ambient Air Quality Standards issuedby the Ministry vide G.S.R. No. 825 (E) dated 16uNovember, 2009 shall be followed.

Refer Annexure VII

The project proponent shall also submit six monthlyreports on the status of the compliance of thestipulated environmental conditions includingresults of monitored data (both in hard copies aswell as by e-mail) to the respective Regional Officeof MOEF the respective Zonal Office of CPCB andthe SPCB. The Regional Office of this Ministry atBhopal/CrcB/SPCB shall monitor the stipulatedconditions.

We will submitmonthly reportsregular basls.

sixon

The environmental statement for each financialyear ending 31't March in Form-V as is mandated tobe submitted by the project proponent to theconcerned State Pollution Control Board asprescribed under the Environment (Protection)Rules, 1986, as amended subsequently, shall alsobe put on the website of the company along withthe status of compliance of environmentalconditions and shall also be sent to the respectiveReqional Offices of the MOEF by e-mail.

Form V is shown inAnnexure XII

The Company shall submit within three monthstheir policy tor"iards Corporate EnvironmentResponsibility which should inter-alia address (i)Standard operating process/ procedure to beinginto focus any infringemenvdeviation/violation ofenvironmental or forest norms/conditions. (ii)Hierarchical system or Administrative order of theCompany to deal with environmental issues andensuring compliance to the environmental clearanceconditions and (iii) System of reporting of noncompliance/violation environmental norms to theBoard of Directors of the company and/orstakeholders or shareholders

Please refer AnnexureXIII

6 The company shall comply with all the conditions stipulatedvide Ministry's letter of even no. dated 10.6.2009. Infuture, in case of change in the scope of the project, thecompany shall obtain fresh environmental clearance.

Noted

This issue with approval of the CompeteO! Authority.

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1 This has reference to your letter no. Nil dated 25.6.2012along with copies of EIA/EMP report seeklng environmentclearance under the provisions of EIA Notification, 2006.

2 The Ministry of Environment and Forests has examined theapplication for the above project. It is noted that M/sGarden Silk Mills Umited has proposed for expansion ofPolyester Stable Fibre and Captive Power Plant (CPP) atVillage Jolwa, Taluka Palsana, District Surat, Gujarat.Proposed expansion project is located outside the NotifiedIndustrial Area. The total land requirement For theproposed plant is 36395.4 m2 (3.63 Ha). The powerrequirement will be met from the CPP. Coal requirement forthe CPP would be met from M/s. Adani Enterprises Limited.The total cost of the project will be Rs. 277.3 Crores, Rs.6crores and Rs.95 Lakhs will be earmarked towards totalcapital cost and recurring cosvannum for environmentalDollution control measures

3 The existing and the proposed configuration are givenbelow:sNo

NameProducts

of Existing(MTPA)

Propos€d(MTPA)

Total( MTPA)

1 Polyester Chips 3,33,524 3,33,5242 Polyester

Filament Yarn( PFY)

a PartiallyOriented Yarn(POY)

2,24,192 2,2a,792

b Fully DrawnYarn (FDY)

97 ,444 97 ,484

3 Poly StapleFiber (PSF)

1,08,000

Total (TPA) 6,59.2OO 1,O4,000 7 ,67 ,2OO4 By-Productsa Degraded

Polymer(oliqomer)

39 10

5 Electric Powera N. G.

CaptivePlant

BasedPower

i. Phase - I& II (MW)

73.49 (2 X6.745)

1,3.49 (2X6.7 45)

Phase-llr (Mw)

8.4 8,4

6 CoalCaptivePlant

BasedPower

18 2l 39 MW

We have obtainedconsolldated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7)/rD_20700/36099s,dated 28l06/2016, validup to 37/L2/2020.CC&A amendment fordeletion of PsF videletter No. GPCB/CCA/SRT-863 (7 ) I rD _2O7 OO / 333334,dated 0u72/2075.cC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GrcB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25th January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(s)/ rD_207001120135 dated 1't Aug2072.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-a63(7 ) I 10 _2O7 00 1272045dated 3'd May 2014.Annexure-I-CoPYoflast valid consent.Production details are asAnnexure II.

The power requirement of 21 MW for the proposedexpansion which will be met from the coal based captivepower plant. D.G. sets (1x200 KVA and 1x500 KVA) will beused as a standb ATTAN ement.

Power generation detailsare shown in AnnexureII

It is noted that to control the air emissions the unit wiinstall Electro Static Precipitator to control air pollutants'The stacks wlll be attached to the air pollution controlequipments to disperse the air pollutants to the satisfactorylevels, Preventive maintena nce of air ollution control

ESP is attached to stack ofPower plant. Regularpreventive maintenance ofESP is carried out o avoidmaior beak done, Green

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equipment will be done regularly. A thick greenbelt isdeveloped all around the plant boundary to act as noiseattenuator. Water sprinkling will be done to control thedust emissions,

belt is developed. Watersprinkling is carried outregularly.

6 The total wawill be 3291water. The w

ter -requirement for the proposed expansionmrlday, whlch wlll be met through Canal

astewater generation is 1350.6 m3/day whichwill be treated in the Effluent Treatment Plant.

The water requirement lsshown Annexure IV,permission from irrigationdepartment is shown inannexure v,

7 It is noted that all hazardous wastes will be handledcarefully and stored in scientifically designed andconstructed hazardous waste storage area within thepremises. The empty containers of hazardous rawmaterials and Used/spent oil will be sent to GPCBregistered dealer. The ETP sludge shall be sent to TSDF sitefor disposal through covered vehicle and process wasteshall be sold to end-users.

Separate hazardous wastestorage area is prepared.Details waste generationshown ln Annexure VIII

B All the manmade fibres manufacturing (Rayon) are listed atS. No. 5(d) under Category 'A' of the Schedule of EIANotification, 2006 and appraised at the Central level.

9 The proposal was considered by the Reconstituted ExpertAppraisal Committee (Industry) in its 4th meeting heldduring 8-9th January,2013. The Committee recommendedthe proposal for environmental clearance subject tostipulation of specific conditlons along with otherenvironmental conditions. Public Hearing / PublicConsultation meeting was conducted by the GujaratPollution Control Boa.d on 7,6.2Ot2.

10 Based on the information submitted by you, presentationmade by you and your consultant M/s En-vision EnviroEngineers Ltd., Surat, the Ministry of Environment andForests hereby accords environmental clearance to theabove project under the provisions of EIA Notification dated14th September 2006 subject to strict compliance of thefollowinq Soecific and General conditions:

A S PECI FIC CONDITIONS:Electro Static Precipitator shall be installed to controlparticulate emission from the coal fired heater. Thegaseous emissions from the coal fired heater shall bedispersed through stack of adequate height and emissionsshall conform to the prescribed standards.

ESP is installed at CFH,the stack emission detailsare shown in AnnexureVI

The sulphur and ash content in the coal to be used in thecaptive power plant shall not exceed 0.5olo and 5-80/orespectively. The Gross Calorific Value of coal shall not beless than 3900 kcal/kg. In case of varlation of coal qualityat any point of time, fresh reference shall be made to theMinistry for amendment of the condition, whenevernecessary.

We ensure of using coalwith specified Sulphur andash content. Coal with3900 GCV will be used.

t. Gaseous emission levels including secondary fugitiveemissions from all the sources shall be controlled within thelatest permissible limits issued by the Ministry vide G.S.R.414(E) dated 30th May,2008 and regularly monitored.Guidelines / Code of Practice issued by the CrcB should befollowed.

Workplace emissionmonitoring and results areshown in Annexure VII

ffre totit water requirement shall not exceed 329! m3 ldayand permission shall be obtained to draw the canal waterfrom the State irrioation deDartment.

Water requirementshown in Annexure IV

iS

The process effluent shall be treated in the effluenttreatment plant. After primary and secondary treatment,the treated effluent shall be discharged into KadodaraKhadi through pipeline after confirming to the prescribedstandards. Water from polystaple fibre unit shall be usedfor green belt development,

Details of characteristicsof raw effluent and treatedeffluent is shown inAnnexure III

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Efforts shall be made to make use of rain water harvested.If needed, capacity of the reservoir should be enhanced tomeet the maximum water requirement. Only balance waterrequirement shall be met from other sources.

Two recharge wells areprovided for rainwaterharvesting system andoround water recharqe.

Rlsk & Disaster l,lanagement Plan along with the mitigationmeasures shall be prepared and a copy submitted to theMinistry's Regional Office at Bhopal, SPCB and CrcB wlthin3 months of issue of envlronment clearance letter

Risk and DMP is preparedwill be submitted throughseparate letter.

v l. As proposed, green belt shall be developed in 33 o/o of thetotal land area. Selection of plant specles shall be as perthe CPCB guidelines in consultation with the DFO.

Green belt developmenthas been done in theproject area. Around 460trees has been plantedout.

Occupational health surveillance of the workers should becarried out as per the prevailing Acts and Rules.

Regular occupationalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

x At least 5 % of the total cost of the project shall beearmarked towards the Enterprise Social Commitmentbased on locals need and item-wise details along with timebound action plan should be prepared and submitted to theMinistry's Regional Office at Bhopal. Implementation ofsuch program should be ensured accordingly in a timebound manner.

CSR actlvity carried outfor the last year is shownin Annexure XV

xt. The company shall provide housing for construction labourwithin the site with all necessary infrastructure andfacilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, safedrinking water, medical health care, creche etc. Thehousing may be in the form of temporary structures to beremoved after the completion of the project.

Necessary infrastructurewas provided duringconstruction phase

B GENERAL CONDITIONSIThe National Ambient Air Quality Standards issued by theMinistry vide G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16th November, 2OO9should be followed.

Monitoring of ambient airwithin study area otproject site has beencarried the results areshown in annexure X

[. The project authorities must strictly adhere to thestipulations made by the Gujarat Pollution Control Boardand the State Government.

Noted and followingstipulation in NOCcc&A

theand

l. No further expansion or modifications in the plant shall becarried out without prior approval of the Ministry ofEnvlronment and Forests,

Noted

At least four ambient air quality monitoring stations shouldbe established in the downward direction as well as wheremaximum ground level concentration of P1"110, S02 andNOx are anticipated in consultation with the SPCB. Data onambient air quality and stack emission shall be regularlysubmitted to this Mlnistry including its Regional Office atBhopal and the SrcB/CPCB once in six months.

Data on ambient airquality and stack emissionare shown in annexurGVI and annexure X

Industrial wastewater shall be properly collected, treatedso as to conforrn to the standards prescribed under GSR422 (E) dated 19th May, 1993 and 31st December, 1993or as amended form time to time. The treated wastewatershall be utilized for plantation purpose.

The final treated effluentis sent to Kadodara Khadias per prescribed norms ofGPCB. Analysis report forraw and treated effluentand ETP sludge is enclosedas Annexure III

The overall noise levels in and around the plant area shallbe kept well within the standards (85 dBA) by providingnoise control measures including acoustic hoods, silencers,enclosures etc. on all sources of noise qeneration. The

Noise monitoring withinpremises at differentlocation was carried outand results are shown in

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ambient noise levels should conform to the standardsprescribed under EPA Rules, 1989 viz. 75 dBA (daytime)and 70 dBA (niqhttime).

annexure xI

vii Occupatlonal health surveillance of the \rrorkers shall bedone on a regular basis and records maintained as per theFactories Act.

Regular occupationalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

vl[. The company shall develop rain water harvestingstructures to harvest the raln water for utilization in thelean season besides recharging the ground water table.

Two recharqe wells areprovided for rainwaterharvesting system andqround water recharqe.

ix The project proponent shall also comply with all theenvironmental protection measures and safeguardsrecommended in the EIA/EMP report. Further, the companymust undertake socio-economic development activities lnthe surrounding villages like community developmentprogrammes, educational programmes, drinking watersuDoly and health care etc.

CSR activity carried outfor the last year is shownin Annexure XV

X Requisite funds shall be earmarked towards capitalcost and recurring cost/annum for environmentpollution control measures to implement theconditions stipulated by the Ministry of Environment andForests as well as the State Government. Animplementation schedule for implementing all theconditions stipulated herein shall be submitted to theRegional Office of the Ministry at Bhopal. The funds soprovided shall not be diverted for any other Ourpose.

Funds are earmarked toimplement the E14P.

A copy of clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent toconcerned Panchayat, Zilla Parishad/Municipal Corporation,Urban Local Body and the local NGO, if any, from whomsuggestions/representations, if any, were received whlleprocessing the proposal. The clearance letter shall also beput on the web site of the company by the proDonent.

We have informed to theconcerned. cleamnceletter is updated onwebsite.

The project proponent shall upload the status ofcompliance of the stipulated environment clearanceconditions, including results of monitored data on theirrt ebsite and shall update the same periodically. It shallsimultaneously be sent to the Regional Office of the MOEFat Bhopal. The respective Zonal Office of CPCB and theSrcB. The criteria pollutant levels namely; Pl'110, S02, NOx(amblent Ievels as well as stack emissions) or criticalSectoral parameters, indicated For the projects shall bemonitored and displayed at a convenient location near themain qate of the comoany in the Dublic domain.

xl . The project proponent shall also submit six monthly reportson the status of the compliance of the stipulatedenvironmental conditions including results of monitoreddata (both in hard copies as well as by e-mall) to theRegjonal Office of MOEF, the respective Zonal Office ofCPCB and the SPCB. The Regional Office of this Ministry atBhopal / CrcB / SPCB shall monitor the stipulatedconditions.

We will submit six monthlyreports on regular basis.

The environmental statement for each financial year ending3lst March in Form-V, as is mandated to be submitted bythe project proponent to the concerned State PollutionControl Board as prescribed under the Environment(Protection) Rules, 1985, as amended subsequently, shallalso be put on the website of the company along with thestatus of compliance of environmental conditions and shallalso be sent to the respective Reqional Office of the MOEF

Form V is shownAnnexure XII

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at Bhopal by e-mail.The Project Proponent shall inform the public that theproject has been accorded environmental clearance by theMlnistry and copies of the clearance letter are availablewith the SPCB and may also be seen at Website of theMinistry of Environment and Forests at http:/envfor. nic. in.This shall be advertised within seven days from the date ofissue of the clearance letter, at least in two localnewspapers that are widely circulated in the region ofwhich one shall be in the vernacular language of thelocality concerned and a copy of the same should beforwarded to the Regional office at Bhopal.

Company had alreadygiven notice in the localnews papers regardingEnviron-mental Clearance.It has been advertised inone Gujarati news paper"Dhabkar" and oneEnglish news paper "Timesof India" dated 22/05/73and we have informed tothe regional oFfice atBhopal.

xvi Project authorities shall inform the Regional Office as wellas the Ministry, the date of financial closure and finalapproval of the project by the concerned authorities andthe date of commencing the land development work.

CA certificate for the sameis enclosed as Annexurexvr

10 The Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, ifimplementation of any of the above conditions is notsatisfactory,

Point noted.

The Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additionalconditions if found necessary. The Company in a timebound manner shall implement these conditions.

Point noted

t2 The above conditions shall be enforced, inter-alia under theprovisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)Acl, 1974, the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act,1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, HazardousWastes (Management, Handling and TransboundaryMovement) Rules, 2008 and the Public (Insurance) LiabilityAct, 1991 alonq with their amendments and rules.

Point noted.

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Annexures Particulars

Annexure I Copy of last valid CC&A and CTE

Annexure II Production details for last six months

Annexure III ETP, Raw and treated water analysis report

Annexure IV Fresh Water Consumption and effluent generation for last six months

Annexure V Water permission from Canal Water & CGWA for Ground water

Stack Monitoring Reports

Annexure VII Analysis report of Workplace Air Monitoring

Annexu reVIII

Annexure IX Membership certificate with BEIL, Ankleshwar

Annexure X Ambient air quality and Ground and surface water monitoring report in studyarea

Annexure XI Noise monitoring report

Environment Statement (Form-V)

AnnexureXIII Policy for Corporate Environment Responsibility

Annexure XIV Certificate of Occupational Health Surveillance

Annexure XV CSR project and its details

Annexu re xVI CA certificate financial closure

SUSA r,

LIST OF ANNEXURE

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Annexure VI

Solid waste generation in last six months & ETP sludge analysis report

Annexure xII

ANNEXURE - ICOPY OF IAST VALID COI{SENT

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ln axercbe of thc power conftfl€d undcr aectioi-2s of tre 0Id Control ofPolluho) Acl-19?4, urder srcdm-2I of rhe tur (Prc\€r[ioo of Pollution>|981 lrldAulhuization undor rulc 3(c) & 5(, of th€ Harsrdous W t{ardling ond Traruboundary Movcmetu) Rules-200E & famcd urler lie ion) A ct- I 986, The Board h8sSranlcd CCA vdc ord6 No. AWH-79190 iisued vidc thG lcftcr mi GFCPCCA-SRT-E53(?Yt>10700n6099 , dated 2&06/20 | 6, vslid up to 3 l/1 2/2020'

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2, The cgrBerb shalltc Yalid up for rBc ot'outlet ,or thc dischata o{rrada cflluollt &enrission duc tn op€mlion of al pl lt fo, manufsctur€ of tllc following ilqms/produclsl

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PRODUCTION DETAILS FOR LAST SIX MONTHS:-

ANNEXURE.II

o j--,).'l

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s.No

PRODUCTNAME OF THE MONTH

Oct.2017 Nov 2017 Dec 2017 Jan2O18 Feb 2018 Ma rch2018

1Polyester

Chips (MT) 79967 .46 18984.81 19011,64 20545.44 17947 .O2 19852.49

2 POY (MT) 6833.87 6902.70 79 3 5.59 7922.03 6990.3 2 7794.92

3 FDY (MT) 3640.82 2788.80 3918,4 3 3813.43 3644.94 3456.22

4 NYLON(MT) 243.251 18.288 219.181 1 18.051 19.50 2 166.395

4cPP (1.4W)

(Powergeneration)

28579.520 22123.580 2AL22.500 27943.700 24A92.400 27 667 .600

ANNEXURE.IIIANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND oUTLET oF ETP:.

for Monthr October 2017Results

ETP I ETP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet OutletDate Date Date Date Date Date

s.l{o. Un Outl

)

28.10.2017

28.10.2017

28.10.2017

28.10.2017

04.10.2017

04.10.2017

pH pHUnit

6.5 -8.5 7 .20 7 .L7 8.51 7 .53 7.0 8 6.74

40 29,0 29.O 29.0 29.O 33.0

3 ColorPt.Co

Scale

100 60.0 50.0 80.0 60,0 50.0

4Tota I

Suspended Solids

m9/I

5 2.0 42.O 64.O 38.0 42.O 36.0

5Total

DissolvedSolids

m9 II

210 0 2866 2056 3 418 207 4 5924 2 084

9.0 570 18.0 75.O 27 .O6

Blochemlcal OxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 270C

m9/I

30 75.0

m9/I

100 256 32,0 !760 64.0 224.O 96.07chemicalOxygenDemand

ND ND ND NDB oit &Grease

m9/I

10 ND

ND NDAmmonicalNitrogen

mglI

50 ND ND

NDND ND10 m9/I

1.0 ND

2679586 162 0 57811 chlorides(as cl -)

m9 II

600 950

262 470 260300 320L2 Sulphate(as SOr')

m9 II

1000

NDND ND ND13 Sulph ide(as S')

m9/I

n? ND

ND0.1 ND ND74Hexavalen

tChromium

m9/I

ND - Not Detectable

ParameteLimit

Inlet

1

2 Tem peratuTe

0c3 3.0

40.0

100

9 ND

PhenolicCompound

sND

592

342

ND ND

ANNEXURE - III (Cont,)

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:-

ND- Not Detectable

sN( Parameter Unit

Limit(outle

)

Results for Month: November 2017ETP I EfP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet OutletDate Date Date Da te Date

10.11.2017

10.11.2017

10. 1 1,2 017

10. 11 .2 017

04.11.2017

04.11.2017

pH pHUnit 8.5 6.60 7 .33 5.83 6. B6 7 .94 7.4L

2 Temperature 40 3 0.0 30.0 3 0.0 30.0 29.0 29.0

3 Colorft.Co

Scale

100 5 0.0 40.0 5 0.0 40.0 8 0.0 60.0

4Total

SuspendedSolids

m9/I

100 54.0 48.0 52.0 42.O 48.0 3 2.0

5Total

DlssolvedSolids

m9/I

2100 1456 2084 3472 367 0 2040

6

BiochemicalOxygen

Demand for3 days at

270C

m9/I

15.0 9.0 0 9.00 9.0

ChemicalOxygenDemand

m9 II

48.0 32.0 1808 3 2.0 16.0

8 oit &Grease

m9/I

10 ND

9 AmmonicalNitrogen

m9/I

50 ND

10

PhenolicCompounds

m9/I

1.0 ND

11

Chlorides(as Cl ')

m9/I

600 580 586 1400 588 584

12

Sulphate(as SO4 -)

m9/I

100 0 tt2 220 300 160 360

Sulphide(as S-)

m9 II

o2 ND

14

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m9 II

ND

suBAI

Date

1

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950

320

13

0.1

A NNEXURE - III (Cont.)

ND- Not Detectable

sN( Parameter Unit

Limit(O utle

)

Results for Month: December 2017ETP 1 ETP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet OutletDate Date Date Date Oate Date

24.72.20t7

24.t2.2077

28.12.20L7

24.72.2077

12.t2.2077

12.L2.2017

1 pH pHUnit 6.81 1 ,02 6.7t 7 ,11 7 .06 7.tl

2 Temperature

oc 40 29.O 29.0 29.O 29.0 28.0 28.0

ColorPt.Co

Scale

100 60,0 40.0 60.0 50.0 60.0 40.0

TotalSuspended

Solidsm9 I

I100 72.0 56.0 62.O 48.0 48.0 3 2.0

5Total

DlssolvedSolids

m9/I

2100 2424 1984 2734 2014 3846 192 0

6

BiochemicalOxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 270C

m9/I

30 175 24.0 702 27 .O 24.0 15.0

7ChemicalOxygenDemand

m9/I

100 560 80.0 90.0 80.0 48.0

m9/I

10

9 AmmonicalNitrogen

m9/I

50 ND

10

m9/I

1.0 ND

11

Chlorides(as cl ')

m9/I

600 950 582 108 0 588 1880

12

Sulphate(as SOa')

m9/I

10 00 218 272 206 t75 336

13

Sulphide(as S )

m9 II

02 ND

H exavalentChromium

ms/I

0.1 ND

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:-

6.5 -8.5

3

4

2240

8 oit &Grease

ND

PhenolicCompound

s

580

14

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETpr-

ND- Not Detectable

ANI{EXURE - UI (Cont,)

+

sNc

Parameter UnitLimit

(Outl€

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Results for Month: January 2018ETP 1 ETP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet OutletDate Date Date Date Date Date

29.07.2078

29.01.201I 29.O7.207I 29.07.2018

12.01.201I t2.o7.207a

1 pH pHUnit

6.5 -8.5 6.77 6.4t 6.81 7 .74 7 .t7

2 Temperature

O. 40 29.O 29.0 29.O 28.0 28.0

3 ColorPt.Co

Sca I

e

100 50.0 40.0 60.0 50.0 50.0 40.0

4Total

SuspendedSolids

m9/I

100 88.0 64.0 68.0 54.0 56.0 46.0

5Total

DissolvedSolids

m9/I

2154 2038 1800 2 010 3 838 2 010

6

BlochemicaI OxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 270C

m9/I

30 297 21.0 525 27 .O 27 .O

7chemicalOxygenDemand

m9 II

100 916 64,0 L72A 96.0 80.0 48.0

m9/I

10 ND ND ND ND ND

9 AmmonicalNitrogen

m9/I

50 2.80 1.12 1.68 0.5 6 ND

10

PhenolicCompou nd

S

m9 II

1.0 ND ND ND ND

11

Chlorides(as Cl -)

m9/I

600 730 592 586 1700 582

12

Sulphate(as SO. ')

m9/I

1000 224 778 256 272 424

13

Sulphide(as S')

m9/I

02 ND ND ND ND

14

H exavalentChromium

m9/I

0.1 ND ND ND ND

SURAT

7 .35

29.O

2100

15.0

I oil &Grease

ND

920

794

ND

ND

ANNEXURE - III (Cont,)

sN C

Para meter UnitLimit

(Outl€

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Results for Month: February 2018ETP 1 ETP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet In let Outlet Inlet OutletDate Date Date Date Date Date

t9.02.20L 19.02.2018

r9.02.2018

L9.02.20L8

13.02.201I 13.02.2018

1 pH pHUn it

6.5 -8.5 7 .L2 7 .06 7 .27 7 .47 7.08

2 Tem perature

0c 40 32.0 32.0 32.O 32.0 32.0

3

Pt.Co

Scale

100 120 60,0 60.0 40.0 50,0 40.0

4Total

SuspendedSolids

m9/I

72.0 68.0 58.0 60,0

5Total

DissolvedSolids

m9/I

2424 2014 2550 2044

6

BiochemicaI OxygenDemand

for 3 davsat 27oC

m9/I

30 1200 21.0 105 0 27 .0 18.0 10.0

7ChemicalOxygenDemand

m9/I

100 4032 64.0 340 B 88.0 64.0 32.0

I oil &Grease

m9/I

10 ND

9 AmmonicalN itrogen

m9 II

ND

10

PhenolicCompound

s

m9/I

1.0 ND

11

chlorides(as Cl ')

mslI

600 584 900 586 650 570

12

Sulphate(as SO4-)

m9 II

1000 220 195 180 200 185 340

13

Sulphide(as S')

rng /I

o2 ND

HexavalentChromium

m9/I

0.1 ND

ND- Not Detectable

SURA

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:.

6.94

Color

100 110 42,0

2100 2720 2012

50

850

14

t-

ND- Not Detectable

ANNEXURE - III (Cont.)

L(

sN( Parameter Unit

LimitIOutle

)

Results for Monthr March 2018ETP 1 ETP 2 ETP CPP

Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet OutletDate Date Date Date Date

26.03.201I 26.0 3.201B

25.03.201I 26.O3.2078

09.03.201I 09.03.2018

1 pH pHUnit

6.5 -8.5 5.78 6.96 7 .03 6.95 7 .74 7.34

2 Temperature

Oa 40 29.O 29.0 29.0 3 0.0

3 ColorPt.Co

Scale

100 70.0 40.0 40.0 30.0 60.0

4Total

SuspendedSolids

m9/I

100 128 78.0 64.0 52.0 48.0

5Total

DissolvedSolids

m9/I

2100 2630 2010 3460 2046 5640 2046

6

BiochemicalOxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 270C

m9/I

30 705 27.O 630 27 .O 15.0 9,00

7ChemicalOxygenDemand

m9/I

2320 64.0 2080 88.0 48.0 3 2.0

oit &Grease

m9/I

10 ND

9 AmmonicalNitrogen

m9/I

50 ND

10

PhenolicCompound

s

m9 II

1.0 ND

C h lorides(as Cl ')

m9 II

600 980 7370 584 190 0 586

12

m9/I

1000 205 263 271 228 380 280

13

Su lph ide(as S')

m9/I

o2 ND

m9 II

0.1 ND

SUST I,

Date

29.0 30.0

50.0

54.0

100

11

576

Sulphate(as SOa-)

14

H exavalentChromium

ANNExURE - III (Cont.)ANALYSIS REPORT OF (FISH POND)

ND- Not Detectable

s.No

Pa rameter UnitLimit

(O utle)

ResultsOctober28.10.20

77

Nov.10.11.20

t7

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77

January29.OL.20

18

Februaryt9.02.20

18

Ma rch26.O3.20

181 pH pH

Unit6.58.5 7.37 7.38 7.47 7 .26 7.3L 7 .29

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6

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11

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0.1

ANNEXURE . IVFRESH WATER CONSUMPTION AND EFFLUENT GENERATION FOR LAST SIX MONTHS

PRODUCT NAME OF THE MONTH (Avg M3lMonth)Oct.2017 Nov 2O17 Dec 2OL7 Ja n2O 18 Feb 2018 March 2018

Water consumptionProductlon (CP)

KL895 28 95934 43437 120548 79352 124095

Power plant KL L79443 126990 175972 L79549 160688 164451Wastewater generation

Production (CP) 20472 7752! 18179 t9324 769 8 10605Power plant KL 22357 1619 5 22290 22479 17219 20819

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ANALYSIS REPORT OF STACK:-

Month: October- 2017

S. No. Parameters UnitStack Location

Heater(cP- 1, 2)

Heater(cP - 4, 5)

Therma I

Power Plant24.10.2077 2A.tO.20t7 28.1O.20t7

1 Fuel Coal Coal Coal2 Temperature of Flue Gas oc 130 1333 m/sec 5.51 5.46 5.42

4 144.L

5 Nox ppm 6.90 6.70 6.70Sor ppm 17.4 14.9 16.7

Month: November - 2017

s.No. Pa rameters Unit

Stack LocationHeater

(cP- 1. 2)Heater

(cP - 4. 5)Thermal Power

Plant1o.1,1.20t7 10. 1 1.2 017 10.11.2017

1 Fuel Coal Coal coal

2Temperature ofFlue Gas

oc 126 131

Average Flue GasVelocity

m/sec 5.41 5.39

4SuspendedParticular Matter

748.7 63.1

5 NO, ppm 7.40 6. 10

6 Soz ppm 18.7 17.1

Month: December- 2017

S. No. Parameters UnitStack Location

Heater(cP- 1.2)

Heater(cP - 4, 5)

Thermal PowerPlant

28.72.2077 24.72.2077 28.t2.20L71 Fuel Coal coal Coal

2Temperature of Flue

Gas0c t26 133 734

3Average Flue Gas

Velocity5.48 5.52 5.3 6

4Suspended ParticularMatter

mglNm3 142.8 131 .4 66.4

5 NO, ppm 7 .40 6.40 6.70Soz ppm t7 .7 75.7

t(L

ANNEXURE - VI

729Average Flue Gas VelocitySuspended ParticularMatter m9/Nml 727 .7 62.7

6

m9/Nm3

tl

m/sec

76.76

ANNEXURE - vr (cont.)ANALYSIS REPORT OF STACK:-

Month: January 2018

Month: February 2018

s.No Para meters

Stack LocationHeater

(cP- 1, 2)Heater

(cP - 4, 5)Thermal Power

Plant29.01.2018 29.01.2018

1 Fuel Coal Coal Coal2 Temperature of Flue Gas 726 729 7323 m/sec 5.47 5.42 5. 31

Suspended Particular l4atter mglNm3 747.7 L29.1 62.75 Nox ppm 7 .40 6.40 6.106 Soz ppm 16.7 15.2 15.4

S. No. Parameters Unit

Stack LocationHeater

(cP- 7, 2)Heater

(cP - 4, 5)Therma I

Power Plant19.02.2018 19.02.2018 19.02.2 018

Fuel Coal Coal Coal

2Temperature of FlueGas

oc t29 131 131

3Average Flue GasVelocity m/sec 5.44 5.49 5.36

4 Suspended ParticularMatter m9/Nm3 13 6.3 64.8

5 Nox ppm 7 .to 6.70 6.40

6 Soz ppm 16.8 16.4

s.No Para meters Unit Heater

(cP- 1. 2)Heater

(cP - 4. 5)Thermal Power

Plant26.0 3.2018 26.0 3.2018 26.0 3.2018

1 Fuel Coal Coal Coal) Temperature of Flue Gas oc tzo 133 133

3 Average Flue Gas Velocity m/sec 5,41 5.46 5.32

4 Suspended Particular Matter mg/Nm3 141.3 132.4 65.7

5 Nox ppm 7 .40 6.40 6.70

6 Soz ppm 77 .2 15, 3 74.6

Month: March 2018

Unit

29.01.2018

Average Flue Gas Velocity4

1

143.4

16.7

Stack Location

ANALYSIS REPORT OF wORKPLACE AIR MoNITORING:-

Month: october 2017

Month: December 2O17

s.No. Unit Limit

Results

NEAR RO PLANT NEAR MAINGATE

N EARLABORATORY

Date Date Date24.12.2017 28.12.2017 28.12.2077

1 Duration ofSurvey hours I 8 8

2 PMro microgram /ml

100 60.1 64.4 63,1

3 microgram /m3

80 7 .40 6.40 7 .40

4 SOz microgram /m3

5.10 5.70

s.t{o Parameter Unit

Results

NEAR ROPLANT

NEARLABORATORY

NEARSPINING CP-

4lsDate Date Date

2A.70.2077 2a.\0.20771 Duration of

Su rveyhours 8 8 B

microgram /mr

100 61,5 63.2 61. 1

3 NOx microgram /ml

80 1.70 5.70 6. 10

4 SO: microgram /m3

80 4.70 4.40

s.No. Unit

ResultsNEAR ET

PLANTNEAR FISH

TANK NEAR CP-1l2

Da te Date Date10. 1 1.2017 10. 11.2017 10.11.2017

1 Duration ofSurvey hou rs 8 8 8

2 PM ro microgram /m3

100 58.7 60.2 62.9

3 Nox microgram /m3

BO 7 .10 6.10 6.70

4 Sor microgram /m3

BO 5. 10 4.90 5.40

ANNEXURE - VII

Month: November 2017

Limit

28.t0.2077

2 PM ro

5.40

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Pa rameter Limit

I

Parameter

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ANNEXURE - VIl (Cont.)

Monthi February 2018

s.No Parameter Unit Limit

Results

cP-r/2 cP-4/5NEAR

SPINING CP-4/s

Date Date29.01.2018 29.01.2018 29.01.2018

1 Duration ofSurvey hours B B

microgram /m3

100 63.1 66.7 62.3

Nox microgram /mJ

80 7 .ro 6.10 6.70

4 SO: microgram /m3

80 5. 10 4.90 5. 10

s.No. Parameter Unit Limit

Resu lts

NEAR ROPLANT

NEAR MAINGATE

NEAR FISHTANK

Date Date Da te19.02.2018 19.0 2.2018

1 DurationSurvey

of hou rs I B B

2 PMro microgram /m3 100 62.4 66.7 6t.2

3 Nox 80 1 .to 6. 10

Soz microgram /m3 80 5.40 4.70 5.40

Parameter Un it Limit

Results

NEAR ETPLANT

NEARLABORATORY

NEARSPINING CP.

4/sDate Da te

26.0 3.2018 26.03.2018 26.03,20181 D u ration

Surveyof hours B 8 B

2 P14ro microgram /m3

100 62.1 59.8 63.7

3 Nox microgram /m3

80 1.40 5.10 6.70

4 Soz microgram /m3

80 5.70 5.40 5.10

ANALYSIS REPORT OF WORKPLACE AIR MONTTORING:-

Month: January 2018

Month: March 2018

Date

8

PMro

3

19.02.2018

microgram /m3

7 .to

4

Date

s.No,

ANNEXURE - VIIIDETAILS OF SOLIO WASTE GENERATIONT-

*Fly Ash disposed to following vendors:

1. Ramdev Bricks, Plot No. 51, Village. Tantithaiya, Tal. Palsana, Dist. Surat.2. Classics Concretes Products, 435/3-5, Behind Hotel Bhagyoday, N.H.No. 8,

Bambhora Patia, Kim Char Rasta, Tal. Mangrol, Dist. Surat.

DETAILS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE:-

sR.NO.

SOLIDWASTE

GENERATION

NAME OF THE MONTH

Oct.20L7 Nov 2017 ,an2O18 Feb 2018 March

2018ETP Sludge(MT) 3.5 3 4 ?q 4 4

DESCRIPTION QUANTITY NAME OF TSDF

ETP Sludge05/01/2018 6.04 BEIL- DAHEJ 640415

79/O3/2018 14.7 BEIL- DAHEJ 67 6L79

Note: Till date stock of ETP Sludge : (31.03.2018) - 7.2 MT

SOLIDWASTE

GEl{ERATION

MONTH

Oct.2017 Nov 2017 Dec 2Ol7 Jan2O18 Feb 2018 March2018

1 Waste Oil( Litre) 0 49 0 0 0

2 Sweep PTAWaste (Kgs) 0 0 9630 0 0

CatalystDrum (Nos.) 295 320 221, 558 140 319

4 PP Liner(Kss) 2400 3730 3980 299 0 43 90

5 PolymerWaste (Kgs) 44320 40700 35350 67760 10219 0

6 Chips Waste(Kss) 6370 0 0 0 0 0

7 YARN Waste(K9s) 13 3900 776720 160780 220710 133140 168810

B NYLON Waste(Kss) 6630 10780 616 0 t2340

9 Fly Ash (MT)for CP Div

58 2.84 392.69 589.94 778.5 423.03 542.19

10. Fly Ash (MT)for CPP Div 1845.502 1666.68 1800.037

57696.O42

5L453.177

5 1680,51

Total 209263.34

2L2028.37

22sL79.98

273852.54

272066.21

L(

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9360

4780

2L7 40

195 50 7 430

299537.70

SLUDGE MANIFEST

Dec 20171.

MANIFESTDATE

MANIFEST NO.

AI{NEXURE - VIII (Cont.)ANALYSIS REPORT OF ETP SLUDGE ANALYSIS: - OCTOBER 2017 - DECEMBER 2017

ANALYSTS REPORT OF ETP SLUDGE ANALYSIST - JANUARY - MARCH 2018

s.No

Para meter UnitJANUARY 2O1A FEBRUARY 20 1A MARCH 2018

ETPl&ETP 2 ETP CPP ETPl&

EfP 2ETPCPP

ETPl&ETP 2

ETPCPP

Da te Date Da te Date Da te29.01.201

812.01.201I

19.02.201I

73.02.2018

26.03.201I09.0 3.2018

1 pHpHUnit 7.72 7 .52 7 .64 7.41 7 .67

2 Temperatu re oc 28.0 2 8.0 29.0 29.0 28.0 28.0TotalDissolvedSolids

9m/k9 12.8 12.6 13.4 13.4 t2.6

14.8

Parameter Unit

ocToBER 2017 NOVEMBER 2017 DECEMBER 2O17

ETP

CPP

ETPl&ETP 2

ETP CPPETP 1& ETP

2Date Date Da te Date Date Da te

28.10.2017

04.10.2017

10.11.2017

04.11.2017

24.t2.20t7

L2.72.2077

1 pH pH Unit 7 .67 7 .64 7 .56 '7 '76 7.72 7 .6t2 Temperature 0a 29.0 29.0 28.0 28.0 27 .0 27 .O

3 TotalDlssolvedSolids

9m/k9

73.2 12. B 11.6 12.8

4 Blochem ica I

OxygenDemand for3 days at270C

9mlkg

3.00 0.90 3.00 0.60 6.0 0 0.9 0

5 ChemicalOxygenDemand

9m/kg

8.0 0 2.40 8.0 0 1.80 16.0 3.20

6oil & Grease

9m/kg

ND ND ND ND ND ND

7 Phenoliccompounds

9m/kg

ND ND ND ND ND ND

8 HexavalentChromiumas Cr +6

gm/kg

ND ND ND ND ND

9 TotalChromiumas Cr

9mlkg

0.00 92 0.0096 0.00 88 0.0091 0.0087

s.No

ETPl&ETP 2

ETP

CPP

13.6 12.7

ND

0.0 096

Date

7.76

4 BiochemicalOxygenDemand for3 days at270C

9m/kg 3.00 0.60 3.0 0 0.90 2.ro 7.20

5 ChemicalOxygenDemand

9m/kg 8.0 0 2.40 3.20 6.40

4.8 0

6 Oil & Grease 9mlkq ND ND ND ND ND ND

7 PhenolicCompounds

9mlkq ND ND ND ND ND ND

I HexavalentChromiumas Cr +6

9m/kg ND ND ND ND ND

ND

9 Tota I

Chromiumas Cr

9m/kg 0.0084 0.0091 0.0092 0.0086 0.0084 0.0 092

ND- Not Detectable

'8unAr

8.00

ANNEXURE - IX

&:g!BHARUCI{ ENVIRO INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED

oate l9'oJ'Lo15To,Ga!.ior 8 t Ull!.I,td. lC.P, DndtbslPlot No. 196,197,124 I A,2U2-5,225/7,229,23O,Village Jo1wa,Taluka Pahara,Distr Sr-:rat"

Sub

Dear Sir,

we hereby certify that you have become member for the commonSolld/Hazardous vraste disposal facility of Bharuch €nvirolnfrastructure Ltd., at GIOC, Ankleshwar, You have booked solidwaste quantity of_2I.M,&jel. You have also paid your capacitycommltment charges. Your Membe6hip No. ls Oth/5O3.

Waste will be accepted after submitting valid authorization of GPCB.

Thankin9 you,

Yours faithfully,For BHARUeH E VIRO INFRASTRUCTURE LTD,

SIGNATORY

MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE WITH BEIL, ANKLESHWAR

ANI{EXURE . XAMBIENT AIR QUALITY, GROUND AND SURFACE WATER MONITORING REPORT It{STUDY AREA

Analvsis report of Ambient Air Monitorino:-

MONth-DECEMBER-2017

Analvsis report of Ambient Air Monitorinq

Month-MARCH-2018

S. No.Durationof Survey(Hours)

PMlO PM2,5 NOx so2Microgram/ mi microgram/m: microgram/m: microgram/m3

1Project

Site 8 t6.7 14.2

2 lolwa 8 69.7 40.3 75.7 12.43 Tantithiya 8 68.9 39.4 76.7 13.44 Dasta n 72.7 4L.95 Karala 8 72.9 4L.7 t5.4 13, 1

6 Karen 72.7 t6.7 12.77 Vareli 73.7 43.7 15.9 12.78 Parab 72.3 42.7 14.5 t2.49 l,1an kna 71..6 42.1 14.1 12.L10 Valen B 72.3 41.4 L5.7 t3.2

Mirapura B 72.7 42.1 15. 1 13.4

S. No. LocationDurationof Survey(Hours)

PMIO PM2.5 NOx so2Microgram/m: microgram/m! microgram/m' microgram/m:

1Proj ect

Site B 72.6 41.2 15.1 11.3

2 lolwa 68.4 39.9 73.7 10.83 Tantithiya I 67 .6 38.2 15.1 L2.7

Dastan B 70.2 72.4Karala B 7 7.L 40.1 14.! lr.7

6 Karen B 73.7 74.2 11.67 Vareli 8 77.2 42.3 11.6

Parab 8 70.2 40.6 L3.4 11.89 Mankna B 69.7 39.6 12.4 to,2

Va len B 73.2 42.6 14.5 t7.711 Mirapura I 7 7.4 40.4 13.4 11 .1

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0

SUSA I

Location

7L.4 42.4

I L6.4 t4.7

B 40.48II

11

I15.639.44

54r.2

74.28

10

Analysis report of Ground and surface water Monitorinq

Analvsis reoort of Ground water Monitorino:-

Month: December 2017

Month: March - 2018

ANNEXURE - X (Cont,)

KL

oe.

S. No.Location Proiect Site .lolwa

Unit 25.1,2.2077 25.720t71 pH pH Unit 7 .29 7 .r52 Total Alkalinity m9/L 148 152

Total Dissolved Solids m9/L 726 5824 chemical oxygen Demand m9/L 8.00 8.00

5Biochemical Oxygen Demand for3 days at 27oC

mslL 3.00

Chloride m9/L 140 1107 Total Hardness m9/L 265 1848 Ca*2 Hardness m9/t 72.6 44.4

Sulphate m9/L 74.O 58.0

S. No, Para meter Locntion Project Site .rolwaUnit 0 7.0 3.2018 0 7.0 3,2 018

pH 7 .062 Total Alkalinity mglL 734 1403 mglL 686 5604 m9/L 8.00 8.0 0

5Biochemical Oxygen Demand for 3days at 27oC m9/L 3.00

6 Ch loride m9/L 120 1047 Total Hardness m9/L 240B Ca+2 Hardness m9/L 68.4 44.29 Sulphate m9/L 66.0 52.0

SUSAI

s

NDr Not Detectable

Parameter

3.0 0

6

9

1 pH Unit 7.1-7

Total Dissolved SolidsChemical Oxygen Demand

3.00

170

ANNEXURE - X (Cont.)Analvsis reoort of Surface Water Monitorino:-

Month: DECEMBER - 2017

Month: MARCH - 2018

S. No. ParameterLocation Kadodara

Khadi Canal

DateUnit 26.72.20\7

pH 8.46 7 ,ra2 Total Alkalinity m9/L 372 1843 Total Suspended Solids m9/L 86.0 78.04 Total Dissolved Solids 7224 5745 12.0

6Biochemical Oxygen Demand for 3days at 27oc mg/L 27 .O 3.0

7 m9/L 6.90 NDI Chloride m9/L 355 88.09 ms/L 3BB 74610 Ca*2 Hardness m9/L 96.0 44.O11 Sulphate m9/L 84.0 52.0

S, No. Para meter Location Kadoda ra Khadi canalUnit 0 8.03.2018 0 8.0 3.2018

1 pH pH Unit 8.3 1 7 .242 m9/L 360

Total Suspended Solids 80.0 72.O

4 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 7376 6125 Chemical Oxygen Demand m9/t 80.0 8.0

Biochemical Oxygen Demand for 3days at 27oc mglL 3.0

Ammonical Nitrogen m9/L 6.72 ND

8 Chloride m9/L 380 96.0

9 Total Hardness mglL 412 130

10 Ca+2 Hardness m9/L 104 5 6.0

11 Sulphate m9/L 92.0 48.0

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26.12.2017

1 pH Unit

m9/LChemical Oxygen Demand m9/L 90.0

Ammonical Nitrogen

Total Hardness

Total Alkalinity t76m9/L

6 24.O

7

Analvsis Report of Noise Monitorino

Month: December - 2017

Month: March 2018

LOCATION DATE TIME

GSML ADMINBUILDING 2s/L2/2077

11:00 (Day Time) 63.4

52.4

2 CANTEEN 2s/72/201714:00 (Day Time)23:00 (Night Time) 62.L

3 NEAR DG ROOM15:30 (Oay Time) 70.223:30 (Night Time) 61,8

cP- 4,510:00 (Day Time) 58.919:45 (Night Time) 56.8

5 cP-L,2 26/72/20t711:00 (Day Time) 61.4

59.7

COOLING TOWER 26/12/207713:00 (Day Time) 70.622:35 (Ni9ht Time) 61.1

7 GSML MAIN GATE(sH ) 26/72/20L7

14:00 (Day Time) 59.622:00 (Night Time)

B JOLWA 26112/201715:50 (Day Time) 62.723:00 (Night Time) 57 .9

SR.NO LOCATION DATE TIM E RESULTS

1GSML ADMIN

BUILDING 26l03l20t811:00 (Day Time) 64.7

22:00 (N ight Time) 53.1

2 CANTEEN 261031201814:00 (Day Time) 65.8

23:00 (Night Time) 61,.2

3 NEAR DG ROOM 26/03/201815:30 (Day Time) 69.3

23:30 (N ight Time) 60.7

4 26/03/207810:00 (Day Time) 59.1

19:45 (N ight Time) 55.9

5 281031207811:00 (Day Time) 62.t

21:10 (Night Time) 58.8

6 COOLING TOWER 28/03/20t869.4

22:35 (Night Time) 60.8

7 GSML MAIN GATE(sH )

28/03/201814:00 (Day Time) 58.9

22:00 (N ight Time) 56.8

B JO LWA 28/03/201815:50 (Day Time) 61.9

23;00 (Night Time)

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ANNEXURE XI

SR,NO RESULTS

122:00 (Night Time)

66.7

2s172/2017

4 25/12/2077

21:10 (Night Time)

6

cP- 4,5

cP-L,2

13:00 (Day Time)

56.7

ANNEXURE - XIIENVIRONMENT STATEMENT FORM

SECTOR: l0-A, GANDHINAGAR: 382 043

Dnte: l9106/2018

E\\iIRONN.IENTAL AUDIT REPORT

Undcr the prrvisions of Sub llule l4 oi lhe En\.ironm€nr (Prorection) Rules, l9E6 of the

Environnrenl (Prolection) Act-l 986

"14 Suhmission of Environme al Audit Reponi

Every person can-ving on an industry. operation or proccss rcquiring consent under section

25 ofthe \\'atcr (Prcvcntion and Control of Pollution) Act. 1974 (6 of 1974) or under scction 2lofthe Air lPrevention qnd Control ofPollulion) Act, l98t (ll of l98l ) or both or authorisation

under the Hazardous Wasres (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989 issued under the

cnvironnrcnl (Protcction) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) shall submit ao environmenlal audit rcport tbr

the financial terr ending the ll'' March in form - V to the concerned State PollutioD C-ontrol

Board on or bctbrc thc 30'h September evcry year, beginning 1993.

FORM_V

(Scc rulc l4)

Envilonnrcntal Audit Report for the finnnoial ycar cnding the 31'r ltlsrch 2016

PART: A

i) r.'ame and addr€ss of theOunffioccupier of theindustry. Operation or Process.

ii) Datc of thc last envirorntenlalaudit rcport suburittcd.

M/., GARDEN STLX MILLS LTD.

GP ONTSTON - JOLWA),

PLOI NO.: 2O2-O5, 22s-7, 229, 230, ,95, ,97, &124-A, VTLLAGE ,OLWA, IAL,. PAU1/INA,

o$f,, SURAI

27 /06/ 2017

GU.IARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

ANNEXURE - XII (Cont.)ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT (FORM.V)

PARTI B

W.ter end Raw Matcri.al Consumption

(l) Water Consunlption in Jt{],/Dty.

Process +Washing: 96,00

Cooling +Boiler: 3131.oo

Domestic+Gardening . 4a-oo

Totsl (lndustrial): 322r.oo

Nslne of Products Watcr consumption per unit ofploducts.

POLYESTER CHIPS

During thc previous

Financialyear.(AFRIL - t6 fOuaRcH - 17)

o.o37

3,74

During the curent

Financial yeol.(APRTL - 17 TO

naRcH - 7a)

(2)

5.5

3.62COAL BASED POWER PLANT(ra+2,tw)

(ii) Raw Matedal consumption

r-ame of Rarv Materials Name ofproducts

Consumption ofraw matcrial per unit ofoutput(r,tf / Nt)

During the previous

Financial yeor.

(^PerL - ,6 fon^RcH - ,7)

During the cufient

Financialyear,(APRIL - t7 tO i'IARCH -18)

(IEREPHfHALIC ACTD)1.347 ,.292

0.s22 0.s02ETHYLENE

NEG(NONOGLYCOL)

DELUSTRING AGENT 0.0017 o.0014

POLYESIER

CHIPS

o.oo053 0.000519ADDITIVE CATALYST

POY.POLYMER 1,O3 1.O3

,.ooFOY-POLYMER FDY ,.oo

(l)

ANNEXURE - XU (Cont,)ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT FORM.V

PART: C

Pollution Generaaed

(Parameter as specified in the consent issued)

Percentage of variation fromprescribed slandards with reasons

llnzardous Wnstes

( As spccit'ied undcr Haz.rdous Wastes (lvlanagement alrd Handling) Rules, I 9gq)Hazardous Wlstes Total Quantity (kg.)

During lhe previousFinancialycar.(APRrL - t5 TOt'raRcH - 17)

During thEFinancialycar.(APRTL . 17naftcH - ,a)

ctrcnt

to(o) From Process(b) lroft Pollulion 1) ETP SLUDGE

control licilitir's6.O MI/YEAR

P.A.RT: E

Solid Wrster

Total Quluuit! (kg. )

During the previousFinancial year.(aPRrL - 16 TO|4ARCH - tr)

During lhe curr(ntFinoncial \ ear.(aPRlL - 77 TOuaRcH - ta)

(n) From I'rocess t) LUBRICA7ING OIL 3OO LIT/YEAR 34OO Lrf/YEAR2) POLYNER WASTE 459.451 MT/YEAe 676.32 ET/YEAR3) CHIP WASTE 77.0A6 HT/YEAR 41.'A HT/YEAR

5) FDy WASTE ,962.0 t T/YEAR 79A6.65 NT/YEAR6)NYLON WASfE 70A.29 NT/YEAR

(h) Frou I'ollulionConrrol fdrilitics

(ETP)(c) Quanrity rccycled

rlr re-lrlilized

') CATALYST DRUI| LOI

2) PP LINER LOT332O NOS./YEAR35940 KG/YEAR

3276 NOS./YEAR3Oa3O r<G/YEAR

3) SlvEEPTNO PtAWASTE LOT

(i) Pollutanls Quantity of pollution generated

(a) Water ALL rHE PARA,,CTERI5 ARE WrfHtN rHC L.NTTS PRCscRTaCO AY TrlC DOARO.

(b) AiT ALL fHE PARA,,'ETERS ARE WI|HIII fHE LT,,TIS PRESCRIBED BY THE AOARD,

PART: D

20.7 UT/YEAR

4) POY WASTE

a:t i,

ANNEXURE - XII (Cont. )ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT FORM

PART: FPlease speci8/ the charscteristics (in terms ofconcentration and quantum) ofHazardous as wcll

as solid wastcs and indicate disposal practice adopted for both these categories ofrastes.ETP SLUDGE

'S STORED

'N HA2ARDOUS WASTE STORAGE AREA HAVTNG II,'PERVIOUS LAVER

AND LEACHAIE COLLECT,ON SYSrEH AND FITIALLY D,SPOSED IO H/s. BETL, OTSCARaEacoNfAINEe, POLYMEP WASTE, CHrp WASIE, pO WASfq SWEEptNe ptA WASTE LOl

'S STORED

IN SEPARAIE IDENT'F'ED AREA AND SELL'NG fO AC|UAL ENO USER9,

PART: Clnpact of the pollution control n)casurcs oll conscrvation ol'natural rcsourccs and consequently on lhecost ofproduction.'.. CAPITAL COST OF TREAINENr UNI| = Rs. 7o,12,5OO/-'.. COSI OF ,'IONITORTNG ANO CONSULTANCY = Rs, 4,00.0q0/ -* OPERATION AND MAINTENEACE COS7

ELECTRICITY = Rs. 79,45,00O/-

CHE|4ICAL = Rs. ,O /-

l'AItl: IIAdditional investment proposnl for cnvironmental prolcction including abatemen{ of polluttnr

P-{RT: IIYliscellrnrous

Any olhcr particulatcs in rcspect ofenvironmcnl{l lrotection and abalemcnt ofpollution

WE ARE TRYING TO INIIITSE THE POLLUTION FROM OUR UNIT TO THE LOWEST 'S

POSSIOIf.

Signaturc :

- -1^' I.)

Nanre:Desigoat IONi EXECUTIVEI)irl(: r9l05/2o18

Subnrined t,,r

N,lenlber Secretary

Gujrrat Pollution Control Borrd,

Seclor: l0-A-

Garrdhinagar 3ll2 0.13

I:TONI: M/S.GAROEN SILK MILLS LTD.

(cP DrvrsroN - JoLwA)

VILI.: ,OLWA. TAL.: PALSANA.

OISr.: SUnAT

ANNEXURE XIIIPOLICY FOR CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY

POLICY FOR CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY.

Garden Silk Mills limited is a long time established Corporate Entity in the premier TextileManufacturing Hub of Gujarat l.e. Surat. It has got a long history of association wlth the cltyand its local population.

It undertakes socially responsible work on its own and works closely with the Gram Panchayatsto cater to the social and infra-structural needs of the surrounding populace. The two villagesnearby its location of the factories, i.e. Jolwa and Vareli have benefited by means ofEmployment, Social infra-structure and Envlronment Protective Activities of Garden Silk MlllsLimited.

The following policy of corporate Environment Responslbility has been formulated by SeniorManagement and is reflective of the Eco-sensitiveness owned by the Company.

I. Hierarchical Authoritv of Environment Manaoement committee.

:

Occupier Director

Unlt HeadH.O. Co-ordinator

EnvironmentConsultant Utility HeadProcess Plant Head

ETP EngineerStack Mo nitoringE n gin eer

ETP Operator

ANNEXURE - xul (Cont,)

II, STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE. EMP

1. Every Environment Clearance (EC) and Consent should be dlscussed by the H.O. andPlant team immediately after issual of the same. Environment Consultant willparticipate ln all such meetlngs. At the end of each meeting, the salient bullet pointsare to be brought to the notlce of Unit Head and the Occupier Director.

2. All Capital and Revenue Expenses arising out of Environment Compliance will bebudgeted by the Plant and vetted by the Environment Management Committee for finalapproval of Unit Head and the Occupier Director.

3. Test Results of Effluent Treatment Plants and Stack Emissions against various normsstipulated by EC and Consent shall be escalated by Utility Head to the EnvironmentConsultant at pre-determined period.

4. Any departure from the norms as stipulated by Central and State Environment Bodiesshall be escalated to the Committee, the Unit Head and the Occupier Director. Allrectification actions shall be taken within fixed time limits after consensus within thebody.

5. In any case, the Environment Management Committee will meet at regular lntervals,which shall not be more than two months.

6. For all visits by Government Officials, it is the duty of the Plant to ensure that allinspections and checks 90 on smoothly. All the members of the committee includingH.O. members shall get involved in such inspections. Any points arising out of theinspections have to be informed to the Unit Head and closed within a fixed time limit.

7. It ls the duty of the H.O. Co-ordinator and members of the Committee to ensure thatLegal and Statutory Compliances are regularly done. Any departure should be broughtto the notice of the Unit Head and the Occupier Director.

Issue Date: January 1, 2013File Name: CER-1

SUR,4I

ANNEXURE - XIV

CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPATIO NAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE

SAI IN}USTRIAL HEALTH SERYICSS

Dr. B. G. DODIAM.B.B.S., C.l.H.Reg. No. G 8571

SEIIIOR IIIDUSTRIAL HEATTH CONSUTTANI

a,

DATE: - -201

June 19, 2018

TO WHOM SO EVER lT r\ilAY CONCERN

This is to cerlify that, we had examined 1562 employees of M/s Garden Silk

Mills Ltd., CP Division, Surat for the year 2018 -2419'

No Occupational Disease was detected for the above strenghl ofemployees, for other non-occupational illness employees were advised as

per requirement.

Dr. B. G. DodiaMBBS, CIHSr. Industrial Health ConsultantSai Industrial Health ServicesReg No.: G8571

Dr. B. G. DODIARe8d. No. S8571 \t,B.8.B.,c.llliNr!.'etR|tl HF_A(Tll. "'llllltlilf

RESIOENCE : gO4, SHUBH LAXMI HEIGHTS'

IIEAR A0AJAll FIRE STATI0N, 0pp. STAR BAZAR, ADAJAI'I' SURAT.

MOBILS : 97265 {9999, 9825{ 41857

IlL(s

s

,

For Sai lndustrial Health Services

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ANNEXURE . XV,. CSR PROJECT AND ITS DETAILS

CSR between 2Ol7 -2OLA

csR Expenses - Garden Silk Mills LtdPERIOD DESCRIPTION AMOUNT(Rs.)

Aug-17AS PER MEMO TOWARDS INDENPENDENCE DAY SCHOOL

UNIFORM&SCHOOL BAG FREE DISTRIBUTION30,000.00

Feb-18PAYMENT TOWARDS TRIBAL SHISKHASAN DEVLOPMNT TO

JOLWA GRAM PANCHAYAT11,000.00

Nov- 17 Computer donated for social purpose 50,100.00

TOTAL91,1OO,OO

I

:CA CERTIFICATE FINANCIAL CLOSURE

Bipin |. ModiB. Com. FCA, DISAAlok A. GandhiM.Com, ACA

$iyincfrandro !.fr|o[i st Co.

ANNEXURE . XVI

Charlered AccountantsB.No. l8/A, Prakash Co-Op.Hsg.Sociery

B/h Intelligenr Guidance ClassesAthwalines, Surat 395 001

Phone :- 2665349Mobile : 9376822354/9099001224

Email : bjmodi@gmail.comPAN : AAH[B2203M

STC No.: AAHFB2203MST00l

We refer to the Company's Expansion projects envisaging capacity expansion in 21M.W. Coal Based Captive Power Plant, covered under EC F. No. J-11011162412010-lA 11 (l) Dated 1010512013.

The total project cost was Rs.75 Crores, which was flnanced by lDBl Bank's TermLoan of Rs.56.25 Crores and l,)temal Accruals of Rs.'18.75 Crores.

The total expenditure incurred towards this project was Rs.78.04 Crores and theTerm Loan availed from lDBl Bank was Rs.56.25 Crores and the balance amounl olRs.21 .79 was brought from lnternal Cash Accruals.

The projects have already commenced production.

The above have been verified on lhe basis of information and explanation given tous from the books of accounts maintained by the Company and found the same tobe correct.

For BIPINCHANDRA J. MODI & cO.Chartered Accountants,

:

Place : SuratDate: 31't March, 2O13

fl*J-t

B. J. MODIPartner

M. No. : 31687.l:r:

i.Itk

CERTIFICATE