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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIALGovernment of Uttar PradeshPublic Works Department MANAGEMENT PLAN ( ESMP)Lucknow,lndia

(PHASE- 11)

December 2003

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Environmental and Social Management Plan (Maintenance Corridors, Phase 11) DHV Consultants BVDecem ber 2003

Project Co-ordinating Consultants Servicesfor the Uttar Pradesh State Roads Project, under IBRD Loan No. 4114-IN

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN(MAINTENANCE CORRIDORS)

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE

1

1 INTRODUCTION ............................................... 31.1 Objective of the ESMP ............................................... 51.2 Process Followed ............................................... 513 Implementation arrangements ............................................... 5

2 POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT ............................................... . 72.1 Potential Environmental Impact ............................................... 72.2 Social Impacts of major maintenance .............................................. 82.3 Statutory Clearances Required .............................................. , 83 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES PROPOSED ............................................... 83.1 Pre-construction Stage .............................................. 83.2 Construction Stage ..............................................

833 Operation Stage ................................................ 93A Unforeseen Situations and Their Mitigation ................................ 28

4 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ................................. 304.1 Introduction ................................. 304.2 Objectives ................................. 304.3 Methodology ................ 314.4 Monitoring Plan ................. 31

5 REPORTING SYSTEM ............... 346 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT - BUDGET ..................................... 35LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.1 Phase II Major Maintenance Corridors ................................................................. ...... 3Table 2.1 Potential Environmental Impact of Major Maintenance ...................................................... 7Table 3.1 Environmental Management and Action Plan for Maintenance Corridors .10Table 3.2 Environmental Management for Unforeseen impact at specific locations .28Table 4.1 Environmental Monitoring Plan for Maintenance Corridors ............................................. 31Table 5.1 Desired Monitoring and Reporting Process and Responsibilities ........................ ............. 34Table 6.1 Environmental Budget for Maintenance corridors ............................................................ 35LIST OF DRAWINGS

Drawin)g T-1 Typical Design for Silt FencingDrawing T-2 Typical Design for Brick PitchingDrawing T-3 Typical Design for Stone PitchingDrawing T-4 Typical Design for Oil InterceptorDrawing T-5 Typical Design for Construction Camp

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LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix I R&R Policy and Entitlement MatrixAppendix 11 Monitoring Standards ApplicableAppendix Ill Reporting System

Glossary Of Terms

1. Project Requirement The mitigation/enhancement measure written isessential for implementation. It forms part ofthe project. The mitigation /enhancementmeasure may continue during entire projectlife.

2. Contract Requirement The mitigation/enhancement measure is a partof contract document to be signed betweenUPPWD and contractor for the implementationof project. The mitigation enhancementmeasure shall be completed within theconstruction period.

3. MoRTH Specification The specifications published IRC (Indian RoadCongress) to be followed in road construction.These have been adopted by MoRTH.

4. Design requirement Mitigation/enhancement measure specified inthe highway design of project route.

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I INTRODUCTION

As part of the project preparation activities, the PCC has caried out the feasibility studyfor 18 corridors (slightly modified from 15 corridors identified by the SOS), based onvarious criteria including internal rates of retum, environmental attributes of the area ofinfluence, the likely social impacts of the proposed improvements, etc Phase Icomprising 374km of roads for upgradation and 807.7km of roads identified for majormaintenance and Phase 11 comprising 590.74 km (excluding new alignment forBypasses) roads for upgradation and 1736 km roads for major maintenance wasplanned for project preparation.

The major maintenance works will be carried out within the existing RoW and do notenvisage any major earthwork at this stage. The salient features of the majormaintenance programme are;

* Potholes filling through patch work.* Repair to structures along the road (parapet of culverts and bnidges. km stones.etc.).* Profile correction with proper comber.* Crack sealing.* Overlay of B.M. (40-70 mm).* New wearing course (25 mm).* Provision of 1.5 m wide hard shoulders where the pavement width is between 3.5and 4.0 m, 0.6m wide shoulder of concrete interlocking blocks for pavement widthsbetween 4.0 and 6.0m; and 2.5 m wide soft shoulders for pavement widths between6.0 and 7.0 m.* Temporary diversions to facilitate maintenance.

The available average RoW is nearly 20m. Sufficient clear width is available for carryingout the proposed maintenance works except small stretches along roadsidesettlements where encroachment has been observed. The existing width of thepavement in every kilometre is available in the condition survey reports for eachmaintenance route.The routes taken up for Major Maintenance in phase II under the project is given inTable 1.1.

Table 1.1 Phase 11 Major Maintenance Corridors

S.No. I Corridor Length O_ 1 Rngth Additional MeasuresS.o Corridor__ (kin) District

Remarks_____1 Khutor-Bahraich 1 191.800 Bahraich-

Lakhimpur. Kheeri.. .- a __ 1 _ .. _nd Pilibhit ____ ____ __2 Badun-97.000 dun Etah and Portion between Bareilly- Detailed EIA for bridgeSikandara Roa Aligarh Badaun already taken site and approaches(via Kasgani) . up in Phase-1. Bridge over under preparation

river Ganga at_.__ _ ._ __ _ _ . m..........,K achchala G hat_. __

_ _3 I Sikandara Roa-.| 72.0001 Aligarh. Hatharas -

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1 ~~~~~~ILength IAdditional MeasuresS.No. I Corridor Distkcts Remarks

Mathura (via and Mathura_ |___ Hatharas)

4 Mathura-UP 19.0001 Mathura! Border

5 j Jagdishpur- 78.500 Sultanpur, Rae-Pratapgorh Bareilly and

i___ __ _______ _ ____I Pratapgarh6 Dhakwa-Bela- 45.000 Sultanpur.

Patti-Junction Proatpgarh and%NH-56) Jaunpur

7 Mathwa- 45.300 Mathura and Bridge over river Yamuna Detailed EIA underNaujheel Abigarh planned preparation for thebridge site and itsapproaches.

8 Shahtahonpur- 52.400 Shatiahanpur andFarukkhabad Farukkhabod _ a

9 Etah- 53.000 Etah and MainpuriShkohkabod

10 Jalaun,8111d 31.000 Jlalun_II. Faizabad- 108.600 Faizabod and

RaebareUy Roeboreily12 Meerut- 76.000 Meerut and

ButHandschcr udan_ _

13 Bulandsohor- 59.000 Algarh and I -Norora c_Blandsohar ._i

14 Basti-Taonkuh 168.600 Basti. Sant KabirNagar i

15 Kannau-Orai 144500 Kannrau, Joloun,_ Fatehgorth Etah i

16 FotehpuxBanda 76.500 Fatehpur. Banda 117 |MeerutGatrh 42.000 Meerut, Ghaziabad wHastinapu wild life

Mukteshwar sanctuary boundary_ _ _ _ _ j M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [a b u ts p ro je c t ro u te

18 BuAlandsohor- 50.500 Bullandsahar. Project route abutsSiona-Garh Ghaziabad Hastinapur wild life_ _______________________________, __ sanctuary

19 Barabonki- 50.250 BarobankiHaidergarh

20 Haidergarh- 28.000 BarobankiBacharawon

21 Ram Sanehi 17.250 Barabanki -, Ghat-Haidergarh -i_I __

22 | Chhatta-Bojana- 42.000 Mathura, AligarhGomat ___ _ i

23 j Lucknow- 188.000 Lucknow.Allahabad Raebareilly.

Allahabod.- __ I |__|_ Pratapgarh |-Ptp__ ____rh

TOTAL | 1736.21|_1_ _

The map in Figure 1.1 shows the corridors included in Phase 11 major maintenanceprogramme and their location with respect to protected wildlife areas in UP.

The UPPWD is the executing agency for this project and will be responsible for theoverall preparation, implementation and operation of the project. The constructionduration for major maintenance works of the roads in Phase - 11 shall be 24 months. Theconstruction work will be supervised by technical auditors and carried out undercontract let for international contractors under international competitive bidding

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framework. In order to cover total lengths into construction packages a total number of51 packages have been planned.

This report details the Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) for all themaintenance corridors covered in the Phase 11.

1.1 Objecffve of the ESMP

The ESMP has been formulated to manage the marginal environmental impacts of theproposed works. In addition procedures have been built into it to ensure thatunforeseen adverse environmental and social impacts that may occur are mitigated inthe same way as they are for the upgradation component.1.2 Process Followed

The ESMP will be triggered in the pre-construction phase itself. It will be applicablethrough the pre-cotstruction phase when the focus will be on identification of socialimpacts that may occur. During the construction phase mostly impacts on thebiophysical environment have to be managed. Operation phase responsibilities areessentially monitoring of pollution parameters along the maintenance routes.

1.3 Implementafton arrangements

UPPWD is responsible for the effective implementation of the ESMP along all majormaintenance routes. Its own staff will supervise the works to be carried out by thecontractor.

The PIU will have to give a decision on the further course of action based on informationprovided by the contractor through PWD field staff and verified by the technicalAuditor before construction begins on each maintenance route as shown in the flow-chart below.

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Technical upervising StaffAuditor of Local PWD Unit

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2 POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT

21 PotenfIal Environmental Impact

Table 2.1 Potential Environmental Impact of Major MaintenanceAttribute Description of Impacts Significance AssessedPhysical . No new quamies to be opened LowResources . Existing Operating Quarries have

sufficient material

Air Quality * Material transport and hot mix Moderateplants are likely to cause pollutionduring construction phase

Noise Levels * Operation of construction Moderateequipment will cause localisedincrease in noise levels. However,the contractor will comply with allregulations related to noise fromequipment and the effect will beessentially be temporary

Flora * No adverse impact on flora is Moderateanticipated, since no rare/endangered species recordedalong the maintenance corridors.Moreover, widening is to occuronly within available clear space.One maintenance route-Khutar -Bahraich passes through threereserved forests namely Motipurrange (km 190.1-208.5). Golarange (km 103-104.5) andMehlani range (km 80.5 - 84.2).The proposed strengthening willnot require any acquisition offorestland. These forests do nothave any endangered species offlora. Hence no impact on forests

________-~ is envisaged due to construction. __ _______ _ __Fauna . The impact on fauna will be very Moderatelimited. Only two major routesabut wild life sanctuary. However,collaborate plans have beendrawn up to minimise theimpacts. The length of routes abutting Hastinapur wild lifesanctuary is habited as it isaround Garh- Mukteshwar town.Reserved forests along bahraich-Khutar route are not habitat toonly endangered species of

____ _ ________ fauna.Land Use . No land will be acquired by the Low

project. The land use change willfollow material succession due to

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improved connectivity I _Water * Contamination due to Low

earthworks, accidental spills offuel, lubricants etc. No impact onground water flow or flooding isanticipated.

Cultural * No removal of cultural properties LowProperties ! is expected along any routes.

Very limited impacts may occurduring construction such as loss of

__________ access or pollution.

2.2 Social Impacts of major malntenance

Social impacts are likely to occur due to the following attributes:* Land Acquisition* Building Structures* Encroachments* Utilities

2.3 Statutory Clearances Required

The contractor is required to obtain the following clearances after mobilisation andbefore start of construction works.

* Clearance of Technical Auditor layout of workers camp, equipment yard andstorage area.

* Clearance of technical auditor for traffic management plan for each constructionpackage. °; Q

* Consent of UPPCB for location and operation of hot mix plant D3) etS * Any other clearance which PWD or technical auditor deem fit to obtain. 6<c

In addition, the contractor will submit an assurance to comply with the ESMP provis'ns (to the UPPWD/Technical Auditor.

3 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES PROPOSED

A description of the various management measures during the various stages of theproject is provided in the following sections.

3.1 Pre-construction Stage

During the pre-construction stage, the management measures required will include:

* Clearance of the RoW from squatters, if unavoidable and preparation ofResettlement Action Plan as per R&R Policy of UPPWD.

* Relocation of utilities if unavoidable and preparation of utility relocation Plan, and* Procurement of materials for initiating the construction by finalizing borrow area and

quarry area locations.

3.2 Construction Stage

This will be the most crucial and active stage for the Environmental and SocialManagement Plan. In addition to the monitoring of the construction activity itself to

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ensure that the environment is not impacted beyond permissible limits. The need for abalanced evaluation and planning for risks associated with construction activitiesrelated to roads such as accidental spillages and consequent damage to thesurrounding environment in terms of loss of flora and fauna, agricultural crop or worsefertile land, continues to grow in importance. Other possible locations where a riskassessment' will be useful include the locations of hot mix plants (spillage of fuel.bitumen etc) and labour-camp sites. A careful monitoring of all the above factors is tobe undertaken in construction stage.

3.3 Operation Stage

The operation stage will essentially entail monitoring activity along the corridor.Monitoring for pollutants specified in the Monitoring Plan will serve to ensure that thepollution levels are maintained. Further mitigation measures required for the.lowering oflevels can be taken up based on the impacts envisaged from the monitored levels.

The measures adopted and/or to be adopted during different stages of the projecthave been detailed in Table 3.1. These measures are mandatory and shall beapplicable to all corridors where the project is being implemented.

C Contingency Planning may be adopted to set aside resources for the events for which there is no way ofpredicting severity and probability of occurrence with any great degree of confidence.

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Table 3.1 Environmental Management and Action Plan for Maintenance CorridorsEnvironmnental' Reference ResponsibilityEnavtrorunentall MItigation Measures2 to Contract LocatHon4 IImpact/Issue lDocuments Impl.menttionx SupervisionC-1.O: ConstrucHon StageC.l.1 I (a) No generation of debris in the Throughout 1 Contractor TechnicalGeneration ofi form of embankment fill materials All project Auditor,Debfis is expected. Any small quantity I routes UPPWDgenerated during maintenance

shall be suitably reused for theproposed embankment.

(b) For the utirization of the residualspoils as a borrow area fillmateial, the contractor shallensure that the filled area iscovered with a layer of preservedtopsoil as envisaged in C.l1.2 ofthe ESMP.Contractor will identify suitablelocation for dumping of residualbituminous wastes and will takeapproval from UPPWD. Thedumping shaU be carried outover a 60mm thck layer oframmed clay so as to eliminatethe possibility of the leaching ofthe wastes into the ground water.The contractor shall ensure thatthe filled area is covered with alayer of preserved topsoil.

(c} All arrangement fortransportotion durngconstruction including provision.maintenance, dismontling andclearing debris. where necessarywill be considered incidental tothe work and should be plannedond implemented by thecontractor as approved anddirected by the TechnicalAuditor.

C.1.2 (a) No significont removal of MoRTH: 300 Throughout Contractor I TechnicalLoss of Topsoil I ~~~Al pojet Audfitor.Loss of Topsoil topsoil is expected. However, routes.ject

whatever removed shall be wPPrD*stockpiled at one location for productivereuse. land is

(b) The stockpile shall be designed MoRTH: acquired.such that the slope does not 305.3.9exceed 1:2 (vertical to MoRTH:horizontal), and the height of the 301.7pile is restricted to 2m. To retainsoil and to allow percolation ofwater, the edges of the pile shallbe protected by silt fencing asdetailed out in typical Drawing

_ No. T-l. wl b s MR(c) Stockpiles will not be surcharged MoRTH:

or otherwise loaded and multiple 305.3.3handling will be kept to aminimum to ensure that no

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2Some of the mitigation measures are preventive in nature while some others include additional measures in terms ofenvironmental conservation and involve physical and construction work.3 The Contract Documents refer to the following: Ministry of Surface Transport. Roads Wing (MoRTH). Government ofIndia. Specifications for Road and Bridge Works (Third Revision. 1995. Reprinted. 1998). Specific and generalconditions of the contract

Unless otherwise stated, the Project Site covers area beyond the Corridor of Impact and/or the RoW. such asborrow areas, access roads, service roads and equipment storage sites (MoRTH: 306.3).


Environmental! Rfereoncet ResponsibilityImpact/issue I Mitigation Measures2 to Contract Location4 lpeetton uevsoImpact/lssue i ._ ~~~~~Documentss| ltinplementaHlon! Supervisioncompaction will occur.

C.1.3 (a) Construction vehicle, machinery MoRTH: Throughout Contractor. TechnicalCompaction and equipment shall move or be 112.6 1 All project Auditor,of Soil stationed in the designated area MoRTH: routes.UPPWD.

only. 305.2.2.2

C.l.4 (a) Arrangement for locating the MoRTH: |At all Contractor. TechnicalBorrowing of source of supply of material for 305.2.2.2 I borrow I Auditor,Earth : embankment and sub-grade as I area I UPPWD.

well as compliance to locations.environmental requirements Inrespect of excavation andborrow areas as stipulated, fromtime to time by the MoEF and thelocal bodies, as applicable, shallbe the sole responsibility of thecontractor.

(b) No borrow area shoal be openedwithout permission of the MoRTH:Technical Auditor. The borrowing 305.2.2.2shall not be carried out incultivable lands and increasedlead costs form a part of thecontract.

Non-Culfivable land: MoRTH:Borrowing rill be coried out up 305.2to a depth of 1.0 m from theexJsting ground teveL. Borrowingof earth shoal not be donecontinuously. The slope of theedges shall be maintained notsteeper than 1:4. Ridges of notless than 8m width sholl be leftat intervals not exceecdng 300m. Small drains shall be cutthrough the ridges, if necessary.to facilitate drainage.

* Productive lands: Noproductive land shall be usedfor borrowing earth.

. Borrow Areas nearSettlements: Borrow pit locationshall be located at least 0.8 kmfrom villages and settlements. Ifunavoidable, they should notbe dug for more than 30 cmand should be drained.

(c) The Contractor sholl facilitate MoRTH:inspection of all borrow areas by 111.1the UPPWD and satisfy theTechnical Auditor for theenvironmental compliance. Anynon-compliance shall be madegood by the Contractor at hisown cost.

(d) Borrow pits shall be re-developed at such borrow arealocations. The borrow pits wheresolis shall be dumped will haveoverlay of_stockpiled topsoil (as

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Envirorn nntdl Reference ResponsibltImpact/Issue Mitgation Measures2 to contract Locatlon4 _IplementaHonDocumentssl implementaHonSupervisionper the clauses of the ESMP),in_Iaccordance with comprioncelrequirements with respect tollMoEF/UPPCB guidelines. Theilcontractor will prepare borrowllarea redevelopment plans andtechnical auditor will approve theredevelopment plans.

C.! .5 , (la) On road embankment slopes Design i Throughout Contractor I TechnicalSoil Erosion (slopes of all cut, fll etc) shrubs requirement All project Auditor.and gross will be planted. On routes. UPPWD.sections with high filling and deep all borrowcutting the side slopes will be areas.graded and covered with bushes serviceand grass, etc., as per roads andspecifications for stone pitching, equoipmentgrass and shrub. sites, etc.r

majorbridgeapproacheis(b) In borrow pits: the depth of the MoRTH:

pits shal be so regulated that the 305.2.2.2sides of the excavation will havea slope not steeper than 1vertical to 4 horizontal. from theedge of the finad section of bank.

(c) Along sections abutting water MoRTH:bodies, stone pitching needs to 306.2be carried out for slopesbetween 1 vertical: 4 horizontal to1 verticol to 2 horizontal as pertypical detais provided inDrawing No.T-2 and and DroawingNo.T-3.

(d) The work shall consist of MoRTH:measures as per design, or as 306.2directed by the Techficol Auditorto control soil erosion, sedi-mentation and water pollution.through use of berms. dikes,sediment basins, fiber mats,mulches, grasses, slope drainsand other devices. All temporarysedimentation, pollution controlworks and maintenance thereofwill be deemed as incidental tothe earth work or other items ofwork and as such no separatepayment will be made for them.

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C.1.6 (a) Vehicle/machinery and Contract Throughout Contractor TechnicalContaminatio1 equipment operation, Requirement All project Auditor.n of Soil by ! maintenance and refuelling shall routes,Fuel and be carried out in such a fashion All access iUPPWD.Lubricants that spillage of fuels and roads, sites

lubricants does not conlaminote | temporarilythe ground. An "oil interceptor" a allborrowwill be provided for wash down i areas andand refuelling areas. Refer I I equipmentDrawing No.T-4 for typical design yard.details of the oil interceptors tobe provided. Fuel storage shallbe in proper bunded areas. Allspills and collected petroleum iproducts shall be disposed off inaccordance with MoEF andUPPCB guidelines.

(b) Fuel storage and refilling areos |shall be located at least 3Cm -

from all cross drainage structures Iand important water bodies or asdirected by the TechncalAuditor.

(c) In all fuel storage and refuelingareas, if located on agriculti.xalland or areas supportingvegetation, the topsoil shali bestripped, stockpiled and retuxnedafter cessation of such storogeand refueling activities. I

C.1.7 (a) All spoils shall be disposed off in MoRTH: Throughout Contractor TechnicalContaminatio' the manner as specified in ESMP. 201.2 All project Auditor.n of Soil by No new disposat site shall be routes. UPPWD.Construction created as part of the project, al accessdisapoessal the1 which is not treated as per ESMP roasste

c clause CI.1I. except with prior temporailyand express approval of UPPCB. acquiredand atl

borrowareas.

(b) All waste material shall be MoRTH:completely disposed as desired 301.3.11and the site shall be fully cleanedbefore handing over. TheTechnical Auditor will certify in this

_ egard. _C.1.8 No new quorries sholl be opened for MoRTH: All quorries Contractor i TechnicalQuarry I procuring material for the major 111.3 to be used Auditor,Operations maintenance component. The in the UPPWD.

Contractor shall acquire the project.required material from existing

I quarries licensed by the UPPCB. Thequarry operations shall beundertaken within the rules and i iregulations in force. ___

C.1.19 (a) In addition to the design MoRTH: Throughout Contractor. TechnicalFlooding ! requirements, the contractor shall 305.3.2 I all project Auditor.

take all desired measures as j routes, all UPPWDdirected by the Technical Auditor accessroads, sitesincluding the provision of new CD temporarilyworks to prevent temporary or acquiredpermanent flooding of the site or and allany adjacent area. borrow

I oareas.(b) The scope for prevention of

flooding includes prevention of i l -- _______

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Environmental Reference Responsibility

Impactirmena Mitigation Measures2 to Contract Location4

Impact/issue OocI. ~s3' _ImplementDtlonu

Supenrislon

loss of use, loss of access of any

land or property ihereon resulting

from flowing or stagnant water as

direct/ indirect impact of

construction. I

C.1.10 No encroachment of the Project Throughout Contractor Technical

Loss of embankment to any existing water Requirement the all Auditor.

Surface body will be permitted. project UPPWD

Water Bodies routes _

C.l.1 I la) Siltation of soil into the water MoRTH: 306 Throughout Contractor. Technical

Siltation into bodies will be prevented as far as All project Auditor.

Water Bocries possible. The contractor wile toke routes all UPPWD

all reosonsble meosures as per access

ESM Clause C. 1.6 roads, sitesESMP ~~~~~~~~~~temporarily

(b) Construction materials MoRTH: 306 acquired

containing fine particles shall be and all

stored in an enclosure such that borrow

sediment-laden water does not areas.

drain into nearby watercourses.

C.1 .12 The contractor shall take all MoRTH: Throughout Contractor. Technical

Torrent Run- necessary precautions and 201.2. All project Auditor.

oft construct temporary/ routes. UPPWD.

permanent/drcins especiclly along MoRTH:

Ngh embankments such as in the 32 K 4

Fatehpur-Bachhrawan. Chhotta- . I 4

Bajonao-Gomot route (as per C.1.6or C.1.13) devices to prevent water

pollution (due to Siltation andincrease of turbidity).

C.1 .13 (a) No alterotion of drainoge wiii be Throughout Contractor. Technical

Alteration of pernitted along the route except All project Auditor.

Drainage with written approval of routes, all UPPWD.

Technical Auditor for restoring access

originad drainage pattern of the roads siles

area. acquired

In sections along water courses, and al

and close to cross-drainage borrow

channels, earth. stone or any areas.

other construction materiaos or

appendage shall be properly

disposed off so as not to block

the flow of water.

(b) All necessary measures shall be MoRTH: 306

taken to prevent earthwork.

stonework, materials and

appendage as well as the

method of operation from

impeding cross-drainage at rivers.

streams, water canals and

existing irrigation and drainage

systems.

C.l .14 (la) All measures will be taken to MoRTH: 306 Throughout Contractor Technical

Contaminatio prevent the wastewater All project Auditor

n of Water produced in construction from routes, all UPPW0.

from entering directly into streams, access s

Construction water bodies or the irrigation torarily

Wastes system, as directed by Technical atcqureodly

Auditor. and all

borrowareas.

(b) Construction work close to the MoRTH:

streams or water bodies shall be 111.13

avoided during monsoon and

measures as per ESMP clause

C.1 .12 will be taken. l l l l

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Impact/issue Docureents 3 , LocaHon lmplementationi Supervision

1(c) The discharge standards MoRTH:promulgated under the 111.1

I Environmental Protection Act,1986 shall be strictly adhered to.All waste arising from the project !is to be disposed off in a manner

I that is acceptable to the Uttar

(UPPCB) and the TechnicalAuditor.

{d) The work shall be carried out in Throughout Contractor i Technicalsuch a mT nner thht pollu60n of MoRTH: All project I Auditor.such watmanerothsest pollution o 111.4 routes. UPPWD.natural watercourses, ponds.tanks and reservoirs is avoided.

C.1.1 5 (a) Construction labourers' comps MoRTH: All Contractor i TechnicalLocation, shall be located at least 500 m 111.14 Construc- Auditor.Sanitation away from the nearest habitation tion UPPWD.and waste to avoid confricts and stress over Worker'sconstruction the infrostructure facirities with the campsconstru ~~~~~~~~~~~~~inclucringcamps local community and should be areas in

at least 1 km away from any immediateReserved/ Protected forest/Wild vicinity.rife sanctuory based on theconceptual plan provided inDrawing No.T-S. details of whichshall be approved by the Techni-cad Auditor.

(b) The sewage system for a MoRTH:construction labour camp shall 111.1be designed, built and operatedso that no pollution to ground oradfjacent water bodies /watercourses takes place or anyodour is generated. Compliancewith the relevant legislation shaglbe strictly adhered to. Garbagebins shall be provided in thecamps and regularly emptied iand the garbage dfisposed off ina hygienic manner, to thesatisfaction of the relevant norms |and the Technical Auditor.

(c) In connection with undergroundwater resources, includingpercolating water, the contractorshall take all necessaryprecaution to preventinterference with such waterresources.

(d) All relevant provisions of theFactories Act. 1948 and theBuilding and other ConmtructionWorkers (regulation ofEmployment and Conditions ofService) Act, 1996 shall beadhered to.

(e) Unless otherwise arranged bythe local sanitary authority.arrongements for proper disposalof excreta by Composting at theworkplace suitably approved bythe locol medical health ormunicipal authorities or as perdirected by Technical Auditor.shall be made.

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C.1.1 6 (a) The Contractor shall be Project Throughout Contractor. TechnicalWater usage responsible for arranging supply requirement I All project Auditor.and wastage and storage of water and no | routes, all UPPWD.

such supply and storage will be accessprovided by the UPPWD. The roads, sitesContractor shall not open a new tmoailyacquiredborewell or extract groundwater and allwithout permission from the UP borrowGround Water Board. The i areas.Contractor may, however, useany existing borewel or any othersource of water supply subject tonecessary or relevantarrangement with the ownerwithout creating any riability forthe UPPWD.

(b) The contractor witl minimisewastage of water in theconstruction process/operations._

C.1.1 7 (a) While working across or close to RAP Throughout Contractor TechnicalDisruption to perenniol water bodies, the requirement., All project I Auditor.other Users of Contractor shall not prevent the j routes, all UPPWD.Water flow o water access

roads, siteslb) Construction over and close to temporarily

the non-perenrial streams sholl acquiredbe undertaken in the dry season. and allConstruction over the irigation borrowcanols. if dsruption to the flow. areas asqualty of water and adverse well as theimpact on the irrigation structure immerdiatesurround-is expected (or proboble in the ings ofview of the Technical Auditor), thesewiD be undertaken after o areas.obtaining necessary permission ifrom the Department of Irrigation. l

(c) Construction work expected tocdisrupt users and impoctingcommunity water bodes will betaken up after seving notice onthe local community.

(d) The Contractor may use thenatural sources of water subjectto the provision that any claimarising out of conflcts with otherusers of the said natural sourcesof water shall be dealt with en-tirely by the contractor. L_ _

C.1.18 (a) All vehicles delivering materials MoRTH: Throughout Contractor TechnicalGeneration of to the site shall be covered to 111.9 All project Auditor.Dust | avoid spillage of materials. routes, all I UPPWD.

accessroads, sites

I temporarilyacquired

I and allI borrowareas.

(b) The Contractor shall lake every MORTH:precoution to reduce the level of 111.5dust emission from the hot mixplants and the botching plantsup to the satisfaction of theTechnical Auditor.

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(d) Monitoring of the pollutants shallbe carried out by the agencyidentified for Environmental IMonitoring as detailed in theEnvironmental Monitoring Plan for!the project.

C.1.20 (a) The discharge standards Contract Throughout Contractor. TechnicalEmission from promulgated under the requirement All project Auditor.Construction Environment Protection Act. 1986 routes, all UPPWD.VeNcles, shal be strictly adhered to. All ve- accessEquipment hidces, equipment and machnery eorarilyand used for construction shall acquiredMachinery conform to the relevant Bureau acind a

of Indian Standard (BIS) norms. borrowareas.

(b) All vehicles, equipment and Contractmachinery used for construction requirementshall be regulaorly maintained toensure that pollution emissionlevels comply with the relevantrequirements of UPPCB and theTechnical Auditor.

C.1.21 (a) All crushers used In construction Controct All Pi retain Contractor. l TechnicalPollution from shoa conform to relevont dust requirement Crushing Auditor.Crusher emission control legislations. Plants. UPPWD.

Clearance for siting shall beobtdined from the UPPCB. Al-ternatively, only crushers alreadyicensed by the UPPCB sholl beused.

lb) Dust screening vegetation will Projectbe planted on the edge of the requArementRoW for cil existing roadsidecrushers.

(c) The suspended particulAote MoRTH:nmatter contrbution volue at a 111.1cdistonce of 40m from acontrotled isolated as well as froma unit located in a cluster shouldbe less than 500gg/m3 . Themonitoring is to be conducted asenvisaged in the monitoring plan.

C.1.22 (a) The plants and equipment used MoRTH: Throughout Contractor. TechnicalNoise from in construction (including the 111.13 All project Auditor.Vehicles, aggregate crushing plant) shall routes, all UPPWD.Plants and strictly conform to the Gol noise accessEquipment. strndlrds. roads, sites

temporarilyacquired

(b) All vehicles and equipment used MoRTH: and allin construction shall be fitted with 11 1.13 borrowexhaust silencers. During routine areas.servicing operations, theeffectiveness of exhaust silencersshall be checked and if founddefective shall be reploced.Notwithstanding any otherconditions of contract, noise levelfrom any item of plant(s) mustcomply with the relevantlegislation for levels of soundeemission. Non-compliant plantshall be removed from site.


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Xequipment used in this project 111.1(measured at one metre from theedge of the equipment in freefield) such as compactors, rollers,front loaders, concrete mixers,cranes (moveable), vibrators andsaws shall not exceed 75 dB(A).as specified in the Environment

(Protection) Rules. 1986.(d) Maintenance of vehicles. MoRTH:

equipment and machinery shall 111.13be regular and to the satisfactionof the Technical Auditor, to keepnoise from these at a minimum.

(e) Workers in vicinity of loud noise, MoRTH:and workers working with or in 111.6crushing, compaction. batchngor concrete mixing operationsshall wear earplugs. ______ _ __ _ __C. 1.23 (a) Blosting in quarry operations shdl MoRTH: All Blasting Controctor TechnicalNoise from be carried out only with 302.1 and Pre- I AuditorBlasting or permission of the Technical spilt-tingPre-spgtting Auditor. AU the statutory ws, SitesOperotions regulaions, rules etc.. pertaningto acquisition. tronsport, storoge,handling and use of explosivessholl be strictly folowed.

(b) Blasting shall be corned out MoRTH:302.4during fixed hours (preferablyduring mid-day), as permitted bythe Technical Auditor. The timingshould be rnade known to dl thepeople within SCOm (2ODm for

lpre-splitting) from the blasting sitein all directions. People. exceptthose who actually lght the fuseshall be excluded from the areaof 200m (50m for e-splitting) fromthe blasting site in all directions atleast 10 minutes before theblasting. MoRTH:

(c) No blasting shall be permitted in 302.4! any Reserved Forest area or

Wildlife Sanctuary such as thearea near Garh-Mukteshwarabutting Hastinapur Sanctuory inMeerut- Garh-Mukteshwar and IGarh-Mukteshwar-BuflandscharMaintenance Route. l

___iC.1.24 (a) In case the road passes through Contract Entire Contractor |TechnicalLoss or any National Park. Wild Life requirement Project Site. Auditor,Damage Of j Sanctuary, or a designated Bird iUPPWD.Forests and I Sanctuary, construction work willVegetation j be carried out with necessary

safeguards and approprioleprotection measures givenbelow.

I * It will be taken care that no Project As encoun-

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work, construction vehicle or Constructioconstruction workers in anysensitive areas mentionedabove.Construction camps will besituated at least 7 km away from As decided!any of the above mentioned by the DoF.sensitive areas such as Meerut-Garh-Mukteshwar and Garh-Mukteshwar-BullandsaharMaintenance Routes abuttingHastinapur wilds life sanctuary.The construction camp will alsobe located at least 7 km awayfrom reserved forest located onBahraich-Khutar route.

* The construction activity shall beIrmited to day time only (i.e. 8.0Al. to 5.0 PM)

(b) All works sholl be carried out in Technical UPPWD.such a fashion that the damage Auditor. PIU.or disruption to the flora is UPPWD & DoFtminimum. Trees or shrubs will only

be felled or removed that im-pinge directly on the permanentworks or necessary temporaryworks with prior approval fromthe Technical Auditor andpermission from forestdepartment. UPPWD / Wild

(c) For any wild ife sanctuary Entire ibfenormally rood or a canal is kept portions of Deportmentas a boundary. In present case prouecton both the routes abutting form abuttinga boundary only. Length of the sanctuaryroutes abutting sanctuary isaround Garh -Mukteshwar town.In ths length there is already ahobitation and no wet land existsin the immediate vicinity.Induced impacts will includemore habitotion along other sideof the road. In order to minimisepoaching sign boards / hoordingsare required to be erected. Project

(d) No hot mix plant along the Requiremen Contraclor. UPPWD/routes abutting Hastinapur wild Technicallife sanctuary will be located with I Aui7 km of sanctuary area.

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C;l .25 Disruption to vegetation shall be Contract 1 Entire Contractor. ! TechnicalCompoction i minimised and the contractor shall requirement Project Site.| i Auditor,of Vegetation: ensure that the construction UPPWD.vehicle, machinery and equipmentshall move or be stationed in the idesignated area only. __ ___ _

C.1.26 i (a) All works are to be carried out in Contract All along Contractor. TechnicalLoss. Damage; such a fashion that the damage requirement the All Auditor.or Disruption and disruption to fauna is project UPPWD.to Fauna. a dimum. routes. allminimum. acsConstruction workers shall be in- adsstructed to protect naturalresources and fauna, includingwild animals and aquatic life.

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Hunting and unauthorised fishingare prohibited.

(b) No work shall be carried outwithin sanctuary areas during thebreeding season of theprotected species (E.g. Garh-Mukteshwar abutting HastinapurSanctuary in Meerut- Garh-Mukteshwar and Garh-Mukteshwar-BullandsaharMaintenance Route)

C.1.27 (a) The Contractor shall provide MoRTH: All along Contractor TechnicalLoss of safe and convenient passage for 112.7 the All Auditor,Access vehicles, pedestrians and project UPPWD.

livestock to and from side roads routes.and property accesses:,onnecting the project road.Work that affects the use of sideroads and existing accesses shallnot be undertaken withoutproviding adequote provisions tothe prior and to the satisfaction othe Technical Auditor.

(b) The works shall not interfere withor couse Inconvenience to pubicor restrict the access to use andoccupation of public or privateroads, raitways and any otheraccess footpaths to or ofproperties whether pubfic or

_ private. , __

C.1.28 (a) Detailed Traffic Control Plons MoRTH: All along Contractor TechNicalTraffic Delays sholl be prepared and submitted 112.1 the All Auditor.and to the Techrical Auditor for projectCongestion approval, 5 days pror to routes.

f commencement of works on anyI section of rood. The traffic controlI plans shall contain details of

temporary diversions, details ofarrangements for constructionunder traffic and details of trafficarrangement after cessation of

a work each day.

(b) Temporary diversion (including MoRTH:scheme of temporary land 112.5acquisition) will be constructedwith the approval of theTechnical Auditor. Whileapproving temporary diversionconstruction, the TechnicalAuditor will seek endorsementfrom the UPPWD.

(c) Special consideration shall begiven in the preparation of thetraffic control plan to the safetyof pedestrians and workers atnight.

(d) The Contractor shall ensure that MoRTH:the running surface is always 112.2maintained in good condition.particulorly during the monsoonso that no disruption to the trafficflow occurs.

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le) The temporory traffic detours MoRTH:shall be kept free of dust by 12.4frequent application of water, ifnecessary.

C.1.29 (a) The Contractor shall take all MoRTH: All project [Contractor TechnicalTraffic Control. necessary measures for the safety 112.4 'routes. Auditorand Safety of traffic during construction and !

provide, erect and maintain suchbarricades, including signs. I

i markings, flags, lights andfiagmen as may be required bythe Technical Auditor for theinformotion and protection oftraffic approaching or passingthrough the section of thehighway under improvement.

(b) All signs, borricades, pavement MoRTH:markings shall be as per the 112.1MoRTH specification. Beforetaking up construction on anysection c the highway, a trafficcontrol plan shall be devised tothe satisfoction of the TechnicalAuditor.

C.1.30 The Contractor is reqtired to Contract Entire Contractor TechnicalRisk from comply with ao the precautions as requirement I Project site. I Auditor.Operations reqpired for the safety of the

wodcnen as per the InternationdlLabour Orgonisotion (ILO)Convention No. 62 as far as thoseare applicable to this controct. Thecontractor shall supply all necessarysafety c<ppriances such as safety ,goggles, helmets, masks. etc., to theworkers and staff. The contractorhas to comply with all regulAotionregarding safe scaffolding, ladders.working platforms, excovations, andtrenches.

C.1.31 Adequate precautions will be taken MoRTH: 106 Entire Contractor .TechnicalRisk from to prevent danger from electrical Project site. Auditor.Electrical equipment. No material or any ofEquipment the sites will be so stacked or

'placed as to cause danger orinconvenience to any person or thepubric. All necessary fencing andlights will be provided to protect thepubrc. All machines to be used inthe construction will conform to therelevant Indian Standards (IS)codes, will be free from patentdefect, will be kept in good workingorder, will be regularly inspectedand properly maintained as per ISprovisions and to the satisfaction ofthe Technical Auditor. !' _

. C.l .32 (a) All workers employed on mixing MoRTH: Entire j Contractor TechnicalRisk of asphaltic material, cement etc.. 111.1 Project site. ! Auditor,Hazardous will be provided with protective I 'UPPWD.Activity footwear and protective

goggles. Workers, who areengoged in welding works wouldbe provided with welder'sprotective eye-shields. Stone-breakers will be provided with

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and will be seated at sufficientlysafe intervols.

(b) The use of any herbicide or other MoRTH:toxic chemical shall be strictly in 111.6accordance with themanufacturer's instructions. TheTechnical Auditor shall be givenat least 6 working days notice ofthe proposed use of anyherbicide or toxic chemical. Aregister of all herbicides andother toxic chemicals deliveredto the site shall be kept andmaintained up to date by theContractor. The register shallinclude the trade name, physicalproperties and characteristics.chemical ingredients, health andsafety hazard information. safehandling and storageprocedures, and emergency andfirst aid procedures for theproduct.

C.l .33 No man below the age of 18 years MoRTH: Entire Contractor TechnicalRisk of Lead and no woman shadl be employed 111.1 Project site Auditor.Pollufion on the work of poinfing with

UPPWD.products contoiring lead in anyform. No paint containing lead or Ilead products will be used except inthe form of poste or readymade

paint. Face masks witl be suppriedj for use by the workers when paint isappfied in the form of sproy or asurfoce hoving lead paint dryI rubbed and scrapped. !0.1.34 Risk I All reasonable precaution will be Contract j Entire 1 Contractor Technical

coused by taken to prevent danger of the requirement Project site Auditor.Force workers and the public from fire.

l UPPWD.Majeure flood, drowning. etc. All necessory

i steps will be taken for prompt firstJaid treatment of all injuries rikely tobe sustained during the course ofwork.C.1.35 (a) Except as may be provided in j MRH: All blasting Contractor I TechnicolRisk from the contract or ordered or 302.4 i

AuditorExplosives authorised by the Technical

Auditor, the Contractor shall notuse explosives. Where the use of

iexplosives for extracting quarrymaterial is provided or ordered or!authorised- the Contractor shallcomply with the requirements ofthe following Sub-Clauses of thisClause besides the low of theland as applicoble.

(b) The Contractor shall at all timestake every possible precautionand shall comply withappropriate laws and regulations,relating to the importation, han-dling, transportation, storage andluse of explosives and shall, at alltimes when engaged in blastingoperations, post sufficientwarning flogmen, to the full sotis-faction of the Technical Auditor.

| Ic) The Contractor shall at all times i

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well in advance and obtain suchpermission as is required from allGovernment Authorities, public lbodies and private partieswhomsoever concerned oraffected or likely to beconcerned or affected byblasting operations. __ l

C.l .36 , The Contractor shall, at his own Contract Entire Contractor. TechnicalMalariol risk i expense, conform to all anti- requirement Project site. Auditor,malarial instructions given to him by I UPPWD.the Technical Auditor, including i

J filling up any borrow pits which may ihave been du by him. ! _ i 1 _

C.1.37 (a) A Labour Welfare Officer shall Project All project Contractor i UPPWDEmployment be appointed for each Contract Requirementi Routes i

package to ensure the paymentof Minimum Wage to the

I labourers. i IC.1.38 (a) At every workhlace, a readily MoRTH: Entire Contractor TechnicalFirst Aid j available first aid unit including 1207.6 Project site. j Auditor.

1 an adequate supply of stenrised l UPPWD.dressing material ond apprianceswill be provided as per theFactory Rules of Uttar Prodesh. I

(b) Workplaces, remote and foraway from regular hospitals willhave indoor heath units with onebed for every 250 workers.Suitable transport will be pro-vided to facilitate transport of theinjured or ill person(s) to thenearest available hospital. Atevery workplace and con-struction camp, equipment andnursing staff shall be provided.

C. 1.39 In every workplace at suitable and Contract E ntire Contractor i TechnicalPotable Wate; easily accessible places a sufficient requirement Project site. Auditor.supply of cold potable water (asper IS) will be provided andmaintained. If the drinking water isobtained from an intermittent

.public water supply then, storagetanks will be provided. _ i- __________--

C.l .40 ( a) The Contractor during the ! Contract I All Contractor TechnicalHygiene progress of work will provide, requirement Construc- Auditor.

erect and maintoin necessary tion UPPWD.(temporary) living accommo- Labourers'dotion and ancillary facilities for Campslabour to standards and scales iapproved by the resident jTechnical Auditor. l i

lb) The contractor will provide withinthe precincts of every workplace,latrines and urinals in anaccessible place, and theaccommodation, separately foreach of these, as per standardsset by the Building and otherConstruction Workers (regulationof Employment and Conditions ofService) Act, 1996. Except inworkplaces provided with water-flushed latrines connected with a

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water borne sewerage system. alllatrines shall be provided withdry-earth system (receptacles)which shall be cleaned at least|four times daily and at least twice lduring working hours and kept in ia strict sanitary condition.Receptacles shall be tarred inside|and outside at least once a yecr. iif women are employed.separate latrines and urinals.screened from those for men(and marked in the vernacular)shall be provided. There shall be l

adequate supply of water, closeto latrines and urinals.

(c) All temporary accomrnodationmust be constructed andmaintained in such a fashion thatuncontominated water isavailable for drinking, cookingand washing. The sewagedisposal system for the campmust be designed. built andoperated so thOt no heolthhazard occurs and no polution tthe air, ground or adjacentwatercourses takes place.Complionce with the relevantlegislation must be strictlyadhered to. Garbage bins mustbe provided in the camp andregularly emptied and thegarbage disposed off in ahygienic monner. Constructioncamps are to be sited at least500m away from the nearesthabitotion and adequate healthcare is to be provided for thework force.

(d) Unless otherwise arranged for bythe local sanitary authority.arrangement for disposal ofexcreta by incineration at theworkplace sholl be made bymeans of a suitable incineratorapproved by the local medicalhealth or municipal authorities.

Alternatively. excreta may be dis-posed off by putting a layer ofnight soils at the bottom of apermanent tank prepared for thepurpose and covering it with 15cm layer of waste or refuse andthen covering it with a layer ofearth for a fortnight (by then it willturn into manure).

(e) On completion of the works. allsuch temporary structures shallbe cleared away. all rubbishburnt. excreta or other disposalpits or trenches filled in andeffectively sealed off and theoutline site left clean and tidy, atthe Contractor's expense. to the

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C.1.41 All necessary and adequate care MoRTH: Contractor TechnicalProtection/ shall be taken to minimize impoct 301.5 | Auditor,Mitigation of on cultural properties (which UPPWD.Religious j includes cultural sites and remains, Design

aStructures l places of worship including temples requirementand Shrines mosques, churches and shrines |l i etc.. graveyards, monuments andany other important structures as

i identified during design and all| properties/sites/ remains notifiedj under the Ancient Sites andRemains Act). No work shall spill-over to these properties, premisesand precincts. ...

__ ___... _C.l1.42 ( a) All fossils. coins, articles of value Contract Entire Contractor TechnicalChance foun. of antiquity and structures and requirement Project site. ' Auditor.d other remains or things of I UPPWD.ArchaeologicI geological or archoeolkgical

a' property j interest discovered on the sitei shall be the property of the

Government. and shall be dealtwith as per provisions of therelevant legislation.

(b) The contractor shoal takereasonoble precoution toprevent tis workmen or onyother persons from removingand damoging any such articleor thing and shall. immediatelyupon discovery thereof andbefore removal acquaint theTechnicol Auditor of suchdiscovery and carry out theTechnical Auditor's instructionsfor deoing with the some.awaifing which all work shall bestopped lOOm all directions fromthe site of discovery.

(c) The Technical Auditor shall seekdirection from theArchaeologicol Society of India(ASI) before instructing the Con-tractor to recommence work onthe site.

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0-1.43 a) The construction camps will be IProject Bahraich- [PWDo TechnicalReserved established at least 7 km away Reure-'htr I Ados/PWForest along from the forests located at ns Rot

Bahraich- chainages 190.1-208.5. 103-104.5Khutarmaintenance an8058..ICnrco/Tehclroute b) The contractor will ensure that IProject TehiaRequireme- IBahraich- IPWDAuiosPconstruction workers do not cut nt uiosPDI

forest trees for cooking. Furtherteno poaching/hunting of wild

Ianimals to be done by workers.Necessary training on these Iaspects will be arranged by the contractor. Project Cotaco

Cotaco Technicalc) The construction wcork in forest Requireme- IPDAdtr WntsBaach stretches will be done in day timei arih only. i.e. between 8.00 AM - 5.0 1Khutar

PM I ~~~~~~~~~Route

0.1.0 Operation Stage______ ____

0. 1.1 Estabrlshment of fuel stations and Project All project LoCal Authori- UPPWD to co-Contarrinatio automobile servicing units without requiremen routes Jties and ordinate oNyn of Soil adequate drisposal systems in place t District&Water to be discouraged. IAdmrinistrationResources from SpillIs _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _

0. 1.2 w (a) All natural drains and water Poet All project PW. UPPWDMaintnanc bodis atthe dge o theroad requiremen routes, espea- Muniicipal Water Bodies boies atte edgene of thmed roa ciany near IAuthorities and loca willbesleaeddf dmpeand local material regularly as per the pnsnistorm water th radrainage target sheet agreed whetherithUra

System ~there is any water present or not. Srths

(b) The drains wiN be periodicallycleared to maintain storm waterflow in the beginning and end ofeach monsoon.

(c) The urban authorities and localgovernment bodies will be urgedto maintain storm waterdrainage system in workingcondition.

0.1.3 Dust Roadside tree plantations will be Project All project DoF. PWD UPPWDGeneration maintained. requiremenl routes & sur-

Conversion of soft shoulder to hard t roundingshoulder will reduce the dust areas.generatiorn on roadside to a certain

e x e n .. -- _ 1 . - .. _ _ _ . _ . 1 __. - -- . - - ... ..- --0.1.4 Ambient Air concentrations of the Project 2 UPPWD UPPWDAtmospheric various pollutants shall be RequiremePollution monitored as envisaged in the nts

pollution-monitoring plan.Pollution under control (PUC) pro-gramme to be enforcedadequately.Roadside tree plantations will bemaintained.

Hastinapur 1. Proper up keep of hoardings to Project Portions of DOF DOFWildlife warn poaching and Requireme routesSanctuary encroachment to sanctuary area nts abutting

2. Instructions to road users and sanctuary1traffic signages for speed controlto avoid accident with wild life.

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None of the properties or community utilities or trees along the corridor shall be -removed along the corridor. In case of accidental Impacts on theproperties or trees, or the design of the road entails clearing of the corridorof impact, the same shall be done In accordance with the environmentalmanagement measures suggested In the

Table 3.. The PIU will provide-cearonce for constru&tion for each route after takingcognizance of the information provided in the checklist (C4) to be filled up by thecontractor as well as the relevant provisions of this ESMP. The applicable clause of table3.2, will be recorded and after meeting the mandatory requirements will be conveyedto the contractor. Removal of private properties, if taken up, shall be accordiny to theR & R policy of the UPPWD. All entitlements applicable to the Project Affected Personshall be automatically applicable. The definitions of various terms and the entitlementmatrix are provided in the Appendix 1.

Table 3.2 Environmental Management for unforeseen impacts at specific locations

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iTrecs will generally not belremoved in maintenance

A.I I|!corridors. However, if trees C { TechnicalRemoval of tare removed, prior permission Legal j orTReeova of iof the forest department shall requirement Impact. C iTrees iDc obtained. The trees felled l PIU, UPPWD

ishall be replanted at two trees| for cvery tree felled. I

A full Socio-EconomicSurvey shall bc carried out

A. 1.2 j and RAP prepared includingC Advance notice and all the Proet WtUPPWDh

Clearance of I applicable provisions of the RoW I RevenueEncroachments | R&R policy for the project if requirement. Authorities/ Squatters | any encroachers and

squatters need to beevacuated from the RoW. | |

In case of constrictedsections where built-up |

A. 1.3 properties are present on any RAP dside and the carriageway Project I Corridor or

Proper*y vidth is less than required, it . impact PAcquisition ; ........... requircment.iis mandatory that no addition Iof hard shoulders takes placeand only an overlay be | __i_i

Sonic of the mitigation measures are preventive in nature while some others include additional measures in terms of environmentalconservation and involve physical and construction work.

The Contract Documents refer to the followving:

Ministry of Surface Transport. Roads Wing (NMoRTH), Govemment of India. Specifications for Road and Bridge Works (ThirdRevision, 1995. Reprinted, 1998).Specific and gencral conditions of the contract.

Unless othervise stated, the Project Sitc covers area beyond the Corridor of Impact and/or the RoW, such as borrow areas, accessroads, service roads and equipment storage siecs (MoRTit: 306.3).

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_____,___ _- ___ __ Conlract Lecation' ImptDocuments ationof hard shoulders takes placeand only an overlay be Iprovided on the existingcarriageway. Hence noproperty acquisition takesplace. In case of any

|acquisition of propertybecoming absolutelynecessary, a full socio-economic survey of theaffected population will becarried out and a

| Resettlement andj Rehabilitation Action plan

shall be prepared as per the_ R&R policy for this project. |i Any of the communityiutilities such as community ,j sources of water will not be ,Iimpacted and shall not be

A.1.4 | removed. Incase of removal CommuntyRemoval of j of utilities, prior permission RAP utilities as PWDCommunity iof the concerned department requirement. h IUPPWDUtility shall be obtained and a lIwells etcutility relocation plan shall I

be worked out. All theutilities shall be relocated as

_________ !per the relocation plan. l j_!No cultural properties shallbe impacted in the Col. Incase of any impact on thecultural properties and thedesign entails removal of thecultural property, the

! cultural property shall be Cutuarelocated and appropriate RAP and Technical

Relomitigationptopber UPWD Audto

eloati o mitigation measures shall be Project propertiestorProperty taken up. The planned requirement.

UPPWOshifting shall follow detailed reoatdconsultation with all thestakeholders and be subjectto the disclosure of thedetailed plans for theproposed new location andstructure to them. _ _ __ _

.A. 1.6 ,Ia) Any source of water ThroughoutLoss of Other j (potable or otherwise) for RAP I All projectWater Sources the community such as requirement. routes, Technicalwells, tube-well, etc., MoRTH: I all access Contractor Auditor,incidentally lost shall be 110.3 roads, sites UPPWD.replaced immediately. The temporarilylocation and siting of the acquired| replaced source of water and all

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shall be as per design, or as borrowdirected by the Technical i areas.Auditor. In general, there | MoRTHshould be only lateral i 301.5displacement (of the new sitefrom the old).

During construction, at any! point of time, if a rare/A endangered / threatened

Damage or i fauna species is spotted, the Contractor,Loss of Chance contractor shall make all Contract i Entirearrangements to intimate the requirement Project Site. Technicalfound Important

IAuditorI wild life authorities andFauna, | measures will be taken for

its conservation during the_ operation period also. -. _ _ _ __ ___ _

_ __ _ _- __ _ __ _During construction, at anyI point of time, if a rare/* threatened/endangered floraA species is found, it shall be

A. 1.8 |conserved in a suitable | IDamage or manner. The Technical | Throughout Contractor,Loss of Chance- Auditor, on specific advice Project ! Technical !UPPWD.found Important from the PIU, UPPWD shall I Area. Auditor.Flora approve detailed

cornservation processes,plans and designs as well as I .associated modification inthe project design. 1,

4 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

4.1 Introducffon

The environmental monitoring programme provides such information on whichmanagement decision may be taken during construction and operational phases. Itprovides basis for evaluating the efficiency of mitigation. The monitoring includes:

* Visual observations;

* S6lection of environmental parameters at specific locations:* Sampling and regular testing of these parameters.

4.2 Objectives

The objectives of the environmental monitoring programme are:

• Evaluation of the efficiency of mitigation and enhancement measures;* Updating of the actions and impacts of baseline data;• Adoption of additional mitigation measures if the present measures are insufficient:

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* Generating the data. which may be incorporated in Environmental and Soci&Management Plan in future projects.

43 Methodology

Monitoring methodology covers the following key aspects:

* Components to be monitored:• Parameters for monitoring of the above components;* Monitoring frequency;* Monitoring standards;* Responsibilities for monitoring;* Direct responsibility,* Overall responsibility;* Monitoring costs.

Environmental monitoring of the parameters involved and the threshold limits specifiedare discussed in Appendix II.

4A Monitoring. Plan

The -monitoring plan along with the environmental parameters and the time frame ispresented in the Table 4.1, environmental monitoring plan. The p-imary responsibility tocarry out environmental monito-ing will be of the contractor.

Table 4.1 EnvIronmenfal Monitoring Plan for Maintenance CorridorsV. | , tMONITORING

Institutional ResponsibilitiesEi c, I -__ 1-

27G Paramete SpeCidal Standards iocnition |Frquency Duration Implement Supeviso___ Guidance t

CUOUolmnt

- SPht RSPM High volume Air (Prevcntion Wherever the Once in winter Continuous Contractor TechnicalI)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rSOa NOx CO. sampler to be and Control of contractor and summer 24 hours or for tlvougsh ap- Auditor.j iHC located SO m Pollution) decides to every season I full working proved moni- UPPWDfrom the hot Rules. CPCB. locate the Hot for 2 years day toring agencyi I gmix plart in 1994 mix plant in his I| , I~~~~~the downwintd construction !. | @ i ~~~~direction- Use Ipackage ! eo , m~~~nethod 5peCi'

| e i jfied by CPCB !i° ! for analysis 'i _ ____

SPM. RSPM High Volume fAir (Prevention Stretch of the TOncevery (Continuous 24 Contractor 'Technical! Samplerto be land Control of construction seasons hourst or for through ap- IAuditor, PIU.located 40 m (Pollution) package where (wintr I full working iproved moni- iUPPWDfromthe plant Rules. CPCB, constructionis sunuerand day toringagencyin the down- 1994 in progress site Post-monsoon)jwind direction at maximum for 2 yearUse method two locations Ii S specified by in constructionCPCB for jPackageanalysis

SPM, RSPN4. High Volume jAir(PreventionlMinimum of Thnce in op- Continuous LfPPU'D UPPWDSO 50 NO% CO. Samplertobc and Control of 12 locations in teration period 24hoursPbI HC located at IS ;Pollution) each corridors ii m from the ! Rules. CPCB (eccdge of pave- 1994

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Parameters uSpecial Standards Location Frequency Suairvisio Paamtes Guidance Duattnlopemnt

ipm BOD. Grabsample ]Water quality |Minimumof IEndofsumer I Contractor 'Technicalso °l!cOD. TDS. collected from standards by 2 locations in before the throughap-! TSS. DO. OI & source and CPCB each onset of proved moni- ,UPPWDr Grease and Pb analyse as per construction monsoon thrice toring agencyStandard | package where in operation2 Methods for j ever required, perod> y iExamination ! |o c j jof Water and I

p . _ _ OD i Wastewater I I iO -.PiR BOD. Grab sample Water quality Minimum of End ofasummer U ̀ P tpPWD, COD.TDS,TS, 'collected from standards by 12 locations in before the

a DO. Pb. Oiland sourceand CPCB eachcorridors onsetofGrease analyse as per where required. monsoon thrice! ° Standard in operation

Methods for period! CUL j i~~Examinationi io 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eo

I of Water and,Wastewater

tNoise levels on Free field at I Noise stan- At equipment Once every , Readings to be c _P_j | d8 (A) scale | m from the |dards by CPCB yards three month taken at 15 !through ap- iTechnicalequipment (max) for two secondsinter- !proved moni- jAuditorI whose noise yews, as ival for 15 tongagency ii o I levels arc required by the fminutes every! z i being deter- ! PWD 1 hour andethen

! 4 i I~~~~~mined. i ieae 7 _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __laveraged

j i lcvels on Equivalent TNoise stan- As directed by Once a year for Readingp .e contactor j UPPWD/dB d(A)scalc noise levels IdardsbyCPCB thePWD(At 2 yerrsduring taken at 15 through ap- Technicalfusing an te- I maximum 3 the seconds inter- 'proved moni- Auditor> I level meter v forh agenSc0 ea~~~rae oieichin ongtrniagnc

kept at a dis- conistruction hour and then

Z l ~~~~~from edge of i /

ANois kvels on Equivalent Noi setan- Atlarunimum Thitein op- Readings tobe C echnicalon dB t(A)scale noisekveis dardsbyCPCB 3locationsin erationperiod takenatt I5 iohan fAuditorusing an inte- each corridor 14 Jan 2005. !seconds inter- approved UPPWDgrated noise Jan200 and val for IS 'monitoring i.0 level meter 'Ja~~~~~~~~n 2011 jminutes ever),I _level meter h ' Ia agencyEkept at a dis. hour and then

t! ~~~~tance of 15 i,aeaefrom edge of 'averagedr -j M (~~~pavem ent __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ onrx,itoring of |Samrpleofsoil Threshold for Al productive Once a year for - Contractor Technical| erPb, Cr. Cd Icollected to each contami- agricultural 2 years through an Auditor.I I I acidified and nwnt set by lands abutting I approved UPPWDI analysed using trafdebdetours imonttorfng| i ! ! *~~~~bsorption of USEPA until and traffic i a gency 2 1 j~~~~spectropiho- national stan- diverniom to I!

tometry dards are beidentifiedby I_promulgated. the PWD

rCi ' ' -- ] ! 'j - -- -- iI Mionitoring of Sample of soil Threshold for At aAs per the Thice in op- Environmental UPPWDj o heah y metals collected to each contami- spill locations joccurrence of 'eration stage Cell, PIU

- oil and grease Iacidified and nant set by involving bulk such incidents for monitoring|analysed using IRIS database transpon car- turbidity,absorption ofUSEPAuntil jrying hazard.

! yu i Ispectropho- national stan- ous materialso istometry dards are I! _ ! _ I _ jpromulgated. ,

'Monitoring of Visual obser- I To the satisfac- At Storage area Quarterly in the Technicale e- W iI Storage Area vations will itionofthe and andcon constrution TehicPPZitorage Area : 1: construction ~~~~~~~Auditor2 ~~~~~~~~~sufTice. T'hese 'the standards struction camps! stageDrainage itobe iven in the iV' '7' jAr.n m,nI, 1are obe c Arangements checked as !reponing formo=' 2 _ 13. Sanitation in ispecified in i

2 lConstruction the EN4P as; !Cmps iperC I format

-2 ele ,Camps joftheireponing

__L ___ _________ _______nsureesmooth iProvision of At all boffow Once a month !iContractor 'iSaccess to site !narking site !area dunrng borrow C S

a tProvision of jUse as disposal pit I' drainage site isite, exploitationProper storage Aqua culture and there after

3 2 of top soil in aifms jonce a seasont s piles as perESlP I monitor I!

In iJ j i i gredevelopment !

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e jopsoil to be Stockpilingto Closestto : C lConstruction IUPPWD_ i stripped to bedone in borrow areas ' throughE scified depth slopes of2 1 to I _Isup_r__ion_

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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN ESMP(MAINTENANCE CORRIDORS, PHASE II)

December 2003

1 INTRODUCTION

As part of the project preparation activities, the PCC has carried out the feasibility study for 18corridors (slightly modified from 15 corridors identified by the SOS), based on various criteriaincluding internal rates of return, environmental attributes of the area of influence, the likely socialimpacts of the proposed improvements, etc Phase I comprising 374km of roads for upgradation and807.7km of roads identified for major maintenance and Phase II comprising 590.74 km (excludingnew alignment for Bypasses) roads for upgradation and 1736 km roads for major maintenance wasplanned for project preparation.

The major maintenance works will be carried out within the existing RoW and do not envisage anymajor earthwork at this stage. The salient features of the major maintenance programme are;* Potholes filling through patch work.* Repair to structures along the road (parapet of culverts and bridges, km stones, etc.).* Profile correction with proper camber.* Crack sealing.* Overlay of B.M. (40-70 mm).* New wearing course (25 mm).* Provision of 1.5 m wide hard snoulders where the pavement width is between 3.5 and 4.0 m,0.6m wide shoulder of concrete interlocking blocks for pavement widths between 4.0 and6.0m; and 2.5 m wide soft shoulders for pavement widths between 6.0 and 7.0 m.* Temporary diversions to facilitate maintenance.

The available average RoW is nearly 20m. Sufficient clear width is available for carrying out theproposed maintenance works except small stretches along roadside settlements whereencroachment has been observed. The existing width of the pavement in every kilometre isavailable in the condition survey reports for each maintenance route.The routes taken up for Major Maintenance in phase 11 under the project is given in Table 1.1.Table 1.1 Phase II Major Maintenance Corridors

Length Additional ReasrkeS.No. Corridor Distris Remarks Additional Measur

I Khutar-Bahraich 191.800 Bahraich, Lakhimpur, -______ __ _. .___._ . _ Kheeri and Pilibhit

2 Badaun-Sikandara 97.000 Badaun, Etah and Portion between Bareilly- ! Detailed EIA for bridge siteRoa (via Kasganj) Aligarh Badaun already taken up in and approaches underPhase-i. Bridge over river preparation______ J____________ Ganga at Kachchala Ghat3 Sikandara Roa - 72.000 Aligarh, Hatharas and ;Mathura (via l Mathura

Hatharas) l

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Water . Contamination due to earthworks, Lowaccidental spills of fuel, lubricants etc.No impact on ground water flow or

C flooding is anticipated. _ -Cultural . No removal of cultural properties is LowProperties expected along any routes. Very

limited impacts may occur during iconstruction such as loss of access o.pollution.

2.2 Social Impacts of major maintenance

Social impacts are likely to occur due to the following attributes:* Land Acquisition* Building Structures* Encroachments* Utilities

2.3 Statutory Clearances Required

The contractor is required to obtain the following clearances after mobilisation and before start ofconstruction works.

* Clearance of Technical Auditor layout of workers camp, equipment yard and storage area.* Clearance of technical auditor for traffic management plan for each construction package.* Consent of UPPCB for location and operation of hot mix plant, DG sets, crushers, fuel storages,explosives (if any)* Any other clearance which PWD or technical auditor deem fit to obtain.

In addition, the contractor will submit an assurance to comply with the ESMP provisions to theUPPWD/Technical Auditor.

3 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES PROPOSED

A description of the various management measures during the various stages of the project isprovided in the following sections.

3.1 Pre-construction Stage

During the pre-construction stage, the management measures required will include:

* Clearance of the RoW from squatters, if unavoidable and preparation of Resettlement ActionPlan as per R&R Policy of UPPWD.

* Relocation of utilities if unavoidable and preparation of utility relocation Plan, and* Procurement of materials for initiating the construction by finalizing borrow area and quarryarea locations.

3.2 Construction Stage

This will be the most crucial and active stage for the Environmental and SocialManagement Plan. In addition to the monitoring of the construction activity itself to



Environmental Reference to. ResponsibilityMitigation Measures

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j(c) All existing highways and roads used i MoRTH:

by vehicles of the contractor, or any 111 9

of his sub-contractor or suppliers of

materials or plant and similarly roads

which are part of the works shall be

kept clean and clear of all dust/mud

or other extraneous materials dropped i jby such vehicles or their tyres.

(d) Clearance shall be effected immedi- MoRTH:ately by manual sweeping and l111.10removal of debris, or, if so directed bythe Technical Auditor, by mechanical isweeping and clearing equipment,and all dust, mud and other debrisshall be removed completely.Additionally, if so directed by theTechnical Auditor, the road surfaces jshall be hosed or watered using j

j necessary equipment.(e) Plants, machinery and equipment MoRTH:

shall be so handled (including '118.1dismantling) as to minimisegeneration of dust.

(C All earthwork shall be protected in a Contractmanner acceptable to the Technical requirementAuditor to minimise generation ofdust.

fg) The hot-mix plants shall be fitted withdust extraction units in order that theexhausts comply with therequrements of the relevant currentemission contml legislation.

C.1.19 (a) Hot mix plants shall be located suffi- MoRTH: All Hot-mix Contractor. TechnicalEmission from ciently away from habitation, 111.5 plants. Auditor,Hot-Mix Plants agricultural operations or industrial UPPWD.

establishments. Where possible such MoRTH:plants will be located at least 1000m 111.5away from the nearest habitation.

(b) No Hot mix plants shall be locatedwithin 500 m of ecologicallyimportant areas such as Meerut- Garh-Mukteshwar and Garh-Mukteshwar-Bullandsahar Maintenance Routesabutting Hastinapur wild lifesanctuary.

(c) The exhaust gases shall comply withthe requirements of the relevantcurrent emission control legislation.All operations at plants shall beundertaken in accordance with allcurrent rules and regulationsprotecting the environment.


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(d) Monitoring of the pollutants shall becarried out by the agency identifiedi

j for Environmental Monitoring asdetailed in the EnvironmentalMonitoring Plan for the project.

C.1.20 1 (a) The discharge standards promulgated Contract | Throughout Contractor. Technical

Emission from I under the Environment Protection Act, requirement All project I Auditor,

Construction | 1986 shall be strictly adhered to. All routes, all UPPWD.Vehicles, vehicles, equipment and machinery S sitesEquipment and used for construction shall conform to temporarilyMachinery the relevant Bureau of Indian Standard po and

(BIS) norms. all borrowareas.

(b) All vehicles, equipment and machin- I Contractery used for construction shall be requirementregularly maintained to ensure thatpollution emission levels comply withthe relevant requirements of UPPCB i

and the Technical Auditor. 4C.1.21 (a) All crushers used in construction shall Contract All PI retain Contractor. I TechnicalPollution from conform to relevan. just emission requirement Crushing Auditor,Crusher control legislations. Clearance for Plants. I UPPWD.

siting shall be obtained from theUPPCB. Alternatively, only crushersalready licensed by the UPPCB shallbe used.

(b) Dust screening vegetation will be Projectplanted on the edge of the RoW for requirementall existing roadside crushers.

(c) The suspended particulate matter con- MoRTH:tribution value at a distance of 40m 111.1from a controlled isolated as weli asfrom a unit located in a duster shouldbe less than SOOp1 mn'. Themonitoring is to be conducted asenvisaged in the monitoring plan.

C.1.22 (a) The plants and equipment used in MoRTH: Throughout Contractor. Technical

Noise from construction (including the aggregate 111.13 All project Auditor,

Vehicles, Plants crushing plant) shall strictly conform routes, all UPPWD.and Equipment, to the Gol noise standards. access roads,

sitestemporarily

(b) All vehicles and equipment used in MoRTH: acquired andconstruction shall be fitted with 111.13 all borrowexhaust silencers. During routine . areas.servicing operations, the effectivenessof exhaust silencers shall be checkedand if found defective shall bereplaced. Notwithstanding any otherconditions of contract, noise levelfrom any item of plant(s) must complywith the relevant legislation for levelsof sound emission. Non-compliantplant shall be removed from site.


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Hc) Noise limits for construction equip- i MoRTH:ment used in this project (measured at :one metre from the edge of the equip-ment in free field) such ascompactors, rollers, front loaders,concrete mixers, cranes (moveable), .vibrators and saws shall not exceed .75 dB(A), as specified in theEnvironment (Protection) Rules, 1986.'

,(d) Maintenance of vehicles, equipment MoRTH:and machinery shall be regular and to 111.13the satisfaction of the TechnicalAuditor, to keep noise from these at aminimum.

(e) Workers in vicinity of loud noise, and MoRTH:workers working with or in crushing, 111.6compaction, batching or concretemixing operations shall wear !earplugs. !

C.1.23 (a) Blasting in quarry operations shall be MoRTH: All Blasting Contracor TechnicalNoise from carried out only with permission of 302.1 and Pre-spilt- AuditorBlasting or Pre- the Technical Auditor. All the ting Sitessplitting statutory laws, regulations, rules etc., IOperations pertaining to acquisition, transport,

storage, handling and use ofexplosives shall be strictly followed.

(b) Blasting shall be carried out duringfixed hours (preferably during mid- MoRTH:302.day), as pernitted by the Technical 4Auditor. The timing should be madeknown to all the people within 500m(200m for pre-splitting) from theblasting site in all directions. People,except those who actually light thefuse shall be exduded from the areaof 200m (50m for e-splitting) from theblasting site in all directions at least10 minutes before the blasting.

(c) No blasting shall be permitted in anyReserved Forest area or WildlifeSanctuary such as the area near Garh-Mukteshwar abutting Hastinapur MoRTHiSanctuary in Meerut- Garh- 302.4Mdukteshwar and GarhMukteshwar-Bullandsahar Maintenance Route.

C.1.24 (a) In case the road passes through any Contract Entire Project Contractor TechnicalLoss or Damage Nationa Park, Wild Life Sancuary, or! requirement Site. Auditor,of Forests and aUdesignated Bird Sanctuary, UPPWD.Vegetation construction work will be carried out

with necessary safeguards andappropriate protection measures givenbelow.

*It will be taken care that no disruption Project As encoun-to flora or fauna takes place due to requirement tered duringeither construction work, construction Constructionvehicle or construction workers in !any sensitive areas mentioned above.

•Construction camps will be situated atleast 7 km away from any of the As decidedabove mentioned sensitive areas such by the DoF.as Meerut- Garh-Mukteshwar andGarh-Mukteshwar-BullandsaharMaintenance Routes abuttingHastinapur wilds life sanctuary.

•The construction camp will also belocated at least 7 km away fromreserved forest located on Bahraich- i



Khutar route.* The construction activity shall be

j limited to day time only (i.e. 8.0 AMto 5.0 PM) _

.._._._

(b) All works shall be carried out in such Technical UPPWD.I a fashion that the damage or I Auditor, PIU,| disruption to the flora is minimum. | UPPWD & DoFTrees or shrubs will only be felled or lremoved that impinge directly on thepermanent works or necessarytemporary works with prior approvalfrom the Technical Auditor andpermission from forest departnment.

Jc) For any wild life sanctuary normallyroad or a canal is kept as a boundary. UPPWD/WildIn present case on both the routes Entire life Departmentabutting form a boundary only. portions ofLength of the routes abutting projectsanctuary is around Garh - routesabutting FMukteshwar town. In this length there sanctuaryis already a habitation and no wetland exists in the immediate vicinity.Induced impacts will include morehabitation along other side of the Iroad. In order to minimise poaching isign boards / hoardings are require('to be erected.

(d) No hot mix plant along the routesabutting Hastinapur wild lifesanctuary will be located with 7 km of Project UPPWD/sancuary area. Requirement ontraCtor. Technicalsanctuary ~~~~~~~~~~~~~rAuditor

C.1.25 Disruption to vegetution shall be mini- Contract Entire Project Contractor. TechnicalCompaction of mised and the contractor shall ensure requirement Site. Auditor,Vegetation that the construction vehicle, machinery UPPWD.and equipment shall move or be sta-tioned in the designated area only. ,

C.1.26 (a) All works are to be carried out in such Contract All along the Contractor. TechnicalLoss, Damage a fashion that the damage and requirement All project Auditor,or Disruption to disruption to fauna is minimum. routes, all j UPPWD.Fauna. Construction workers shall be in- access roadsstructed to protect natural resourcesand fauna, including wild animals andaquatic life. Hunting andunauthorised fishing are prohibited.

(b) No work shall be carried out withinsanctuary areas during the breedingseason of the protected species (E.g. lGarh-Mukteshwar abutting Hastinapur Sanctuary in Meerut- Garh-Mukteshwar and Garh-Mukteshwar-Bullandsahar Maintenance Route)



C. 1.27 ( (a) The Contractor shall provide safe and i MoRTH: |Ail along the Contractor TechnicalLoss of Access convenient passage for vehicles, 1112.7 All project Auditor,pedestrians and livestock to and from routes. UPPWDside roads and property accessesconnecting the project road. Workthat affects the use of side roads andexisting accesses shall not beundertaken without providingadequate provisions to the prior andto the satisfaction of the TechnicalAuditor.

(b) The works shall not interfere with orcause inconvenience to public orrestrict the access to use andoccupation of public or private roads,railways and any other accessfootpaths to or of properties whetherpublic or private.

C. 1.28 (a) Detailed Traffic Control Plans shall be MoRTH: All along the Contractor TechnicalTraffic Delays prepared and submitted to the 112.1 J All project I Auditor.and Congestion Technical Auditor for approval, 5 days! routes.prior to commencement of works onany section of road. The traffic controlplans shall contain details oftemporary diversions, details ofarrangements for construction undertraffic and details of traffic ar-rangement after cessation of workeach day.

i(b) Temporary diversion (including MoRTH:scheme of temporary land acquisition) 112.5will be constructed with the approvalof the Technical Auditor. Whileapproving temporary diversion

Iconstruction, the Technical Auditorwill seek endorsement from theUPPWD.

(c) Special consideration shall be givenin the preparation of the traffic controlplan to the safety of pedestrians andworkers at night.

(d) The Contractor shall ensure that the MoRTH:running surface is always maintained 112.2in good condition, paiticularly duringthe monsoon so that no disruption tothe traffic flow occurs.


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3.4 Unforeseen Situations and Their Mitigation

None of the properties or community utilities or trees along the corridor shall be removed along thecorridor. In case of accidental impacts on the properties or trees, or the design of the road entailsclearing of the corridor of impact, the same shall be done in accordance with the environmentalmanagement measures suggested in the Table 3.2. The PIU will provide clearance for constructionfor each route after taking cognizance of the information provided in the checklist (C4) to be filledup by the contractor as well as the relevant provisions of this ESMP. The applicable clause of table3.2, will be recorded and after meeting the mandatory requirements will be conveyed to thecontractor. Removal of private properties, if taken up, shall be according to the R & R policy of theUPPWD. All entitlements applicable to the Project Affected Person shall be automaticallyapplicable. The definitions of various terms and the entitlement matrix are provided in theAppendix 1.

Table 3.2 Environmental Management for unforeseen impacts at specific locations

Reference to Responsibility

Impactronssue Mitigation Measures5 Contract Location' Le r Supervision

Trees will generally not beremoved in maintenance icorridors. However, if trees

A.1.1 are removed, prior .gl TechnicalRemoval of permission of the forest Legal CorrIdor of Contractor I AuditorTrees department shall be obtained. PU Impac. | UPPWD

The trecs felled shall bereplanted at two trees forevery tree felled.

A full Socio-EconomicSurvey shall be carried out

A. 1.2 and RAP prepared including UPPWD

Cleamase of Advance notice and all the Project WithinEncroa t applicable provisions of the W Revenue

Erncrachments R&R policy for the project if requirement. RoW. AuthoritiesJ Squatters any encroachers and

squatters need to beevacuated from the RoW.

In case of constrictedsections where built-upproperties are present on any

A. 1.3 side and the carriageway RAP and Corridor ofProperty width is less than required, it Project UPPWD IUPPWDAcquisition is mandatory that no addition requirement. i

of hard shoulders takes placeand only an overlay beprovided on the existing l i

Some of the mitigation measures are preventive in nature while some others include additional measures in terrns of environmentalconservation and involve physical and construction work.

6 The Contract Documents refer to the following:

Ministry of Surface Transport, Roads Wing (MoRTH), Government of India. Specifications for Road and Bridge Works (ThirdRevision, 1995. Reprinted. 1998).Specific and general conditions of the contract.

Unless otherwise stated, the Project Site covers area beyond the Corridor of Impact and/or the RoW. such as borrow areas, accessroads, service roads and equipment storage sites (MoRTH: 306.3).



o- ¢a I MtONITORING Institutional Responsibilities

Parameters GSpidciae Standards Location I Frequency i Duration Implementa SupervisionGuidance ti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~on

i ipH BOD Grab sample Water quality !Minimum of End ofsummere Contractor Technicali COD TDS collected from standards by 2 locations in before the through ap- iAuditor,

ITSS DO Oil& sourceand CPCB leach ossetof provedmoni- iUPPWDi Grease and Pb analyse as per construction monsoon thrice I toring agency iit~| Standard ipackage where in operation |

Methods for lever requird. periodExamination !

pH BD .Wastewateri IpH, BOD, Grab simple Water quality Minimum of End of summer - - UPPWD

C I . |ODTDS.TS. collected from standards by 2 locations in before the3 DO, Pb, Oil and source and CPCB each corridors onset ofh Greae analyse as per where required. monsoon thrice

Standard in operationMethods for periodExaminationof Water and Wastewater e

Noixs levels on Free field at I Noise stan- Atequipmeat Once every Readings to be !Contractor UPPWD/dB (A) scale m from the jdrds by CPCB yards Ithrece month taken at 15 through ap- iTechnical

equipment ! (max) for two seconds inter- |proved moni- 'Auditorwhose noise years. as val for 15 jtoring agency

de-levels am required by the minutes every; being deter- ! | PWD hour and thenmined. averaged .

£j Noise levels on Equivalent Noise stan- As directed by Once a year for Readings to be Contractor UPPWD/r dB (A) sale noise levels dards by CPCB the PWD (At 2 years during taken at 15 through ap- I Technicalht using an inte- maximum 3 the seconds inter- proved moni- Auditor

grated noise locations along construction val for IS toring agency

kept at a dis- construction hour and thenX ltanceo IS package averaged.

frotm edge ofpavem_nt

Noise Levels on Equivalent Noise stan- At a minimum Thrice in op- Redings to be PWD through Tecbnical* dB (A) scale noise levels dards by CPCB 3 locadons in ralion period taken at IS an approved Auditor

using an nte- each corridor 14 Jan 2005. seconds inter- monitoring UPPWDp6ted noise Jan 2008 and val for 15 agencylevel meter Jar2011 minutes evesykept ta dis- hour and thentance of IS averaged.from edge ofpavement

Monitoring of Sample of soil Threshold for At productive Once a yer for Contractor TechnicalS Pb. Cr. Cd colected to each cont mi- sgricultunl 2 yes through n Auditor

t . . ~~~~cidified ttnd ntnt siet by lttds abuitdng approved UPPWD8 tm b~~~aalsed utig IRIS datem tmfftc detocn monitoringabsoqtio ofUSEPA mudl nd traffec agencyspecrdeopho- bodsn- diverdons totomety drds are be idesidfied b

_ t 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~promulad. the PWID

Monitoring of Sasmple of soil Threshold for At accident I As per die Thrice in op- Environment UPPWD' heavy metals, collected to etch contami- spill locations occurrence of ention stage Cell. PIUt oil nd grase acidified and nant aet by involving bulk sch incidents for monitoring !

analysed using IRIS database rntsaport car- turbidity !absorption of USEPA until rying hazard-spectrop ho- national stan- ous materialstomeery dards are I

promulgated. .-

Monitoring of: Visual obser- To the satisfac- At Storage area Quarterly in the 1 Technical !UPPWD, . Storage Area vations will tion of the and and con- construction |Auditor

suffice. These the standards struction amps ge.B .Dang aretohbe given in thei z Amrangerments checked as reporting form.

0 3. Sanitation in specified inConstruction the EMP as

= h li;ICanmps perCl formatof thereporing ! ! __I

_I ~~~~system !II_ |nsure smooth Provision of At all borrow Once a month Contractor iSC, PWD, ccess to site narking site area during borrow I I' rovision of Jsas disposal Pit i_ rainage site itc. exploitatios|roper storage qua culture and there afteronce a season 3r ;Yjftop soil in 'azrm s !1nesao

o liles biasperEMP I |to monitor i !o a t£J ~i Iesaspe;redevelopm ent !

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5 REPORTING SYSTEM

Reporting system provides the necessary feedback for project management to ensurequality of the works and that the program is on schedule. The rationale for a reportingsystem is based on accountability to ensure that the measures proposed as part of theEnvironmental and Social Management Plan get implemented in the project.

The reporting system will operate linearly with the contractor, who is actually carryingout the construction reporting to the Engineer (UPPWD). The UPPWD will be having aTechnical Auditor who will assist the PWD on key issues related to maintenanceincluding environmental and social components. All reporting by the contractor andTechnical Auditor shall be on a quarterly basis. The Environmental cell at PWD shall beresponsible for preparing targets for each of the identified ESMP activities. Allsubsequent reporting by the contractor shall be monitored as per these targets set bythe environmental cell before the contractors move on to the site. The reporting by theContractor will be a monthly report like report of progress on construction and will formthe basis for monitoring by the PIU, either by its own Environmental Cell or theEnvironmental Specialist hired by the Technical Auditor. The monitoring will be done ofthe following:

* Monitoring of facilities at construction camps* Monitoring of air, noise. soil and water parameters including silt load; and* Monitoring of cleaning of drains and water bodies.

The designed monitoring process is indicated in the Table 5.1. The forms that need to beutilized for the reporting are given in Appendix 111.

Table 5.1 Desired Monitoring and Reporting Process and Responsibilities

I C T Project Implementaflon I Wortd Banko | | Contractor ! Technical Auditor | Unit (PIU)/ PWD division i (WB)

_ I ~Item Implementa- oversee/ Report to WBXlon and Ro-SupervisionReporting to Fiel or to Wd Desired01 Item impiementa. F~~~~IU ompianel oruthevisioa

0 porting h PIU p Monitorin upplicable

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

1 Monitoring of 1 | _

construction site Before start Quarterly Quarterly 1 i Quarterly Half yearlyI and construction of work I lcamp -Icenn

C2 Target sheet for once a_ After ___ Quarterly As desiredPollution Monitoring bodies season Monitoring _ Quarterly As desired

Reporting for road Bfr trC3 I side plantation in I ork Regular

icorridor of imp act C4Cleaning of water j TmC4 bodes One Time Regular As required Regular Quarterly As desired

OPERATION PHASE

s per _ r|I TwiceO Target sheet for m onitorI After j duringPollution Monitoring n monitoring X operationPollution Monitoring I j _____planphs

Target sheet for

02 I monitoring of Quarterly Yeorly Yearlycleaning waterbodies l l

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6 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT- BUDGETThe environmental budget for the various environmental management measuresproposed in the ESMP is detailed in Table 6.1. The environmental enhancement andmitigation measures have been addressed as part of good engineering practices in themajor maintenance, the costs for which has been accounted for in the EngineeringCosts.

Table 6.1 Environmental Budget for Maintenance corridors

Component S Stage Item ! Unit U L Qntitv MitgaHon / Enhancement costsDust Management with sprinkling ofAIR Consuruction water, covers for vehicles transporting kmr 30,000constLiction materialTurfing/Pitching s 5Construction . .7400

for Cost for all these componentsSOIL , Silt Fencing location 20 m covered in Engineering costsJ Operation Redevelopnment of Boffow areas Isqm. n I ISOSA Y Construction |Demarcating borrow areas clearly usingSAFETY ____ ___ fencing if needed

____ ___I Operation I Provision for safety signages INo.50 tALNilltitlon / Enhancement Costs NUMonitorIng costs

--- Tilocaties approved by the Engineer Sapes 500 204 1020000AIR Construction Monitoring at condnwtion sites in N f I 5tandem with oontructio including haul Sa,mples 3; ~ ras_ _ __i Operation At sensitive receptors specified in the No. of 5,000 138 ' 690.000__________ monitoring plan I SamplesI1000WATER [ Construction Al locations specified in the monitoring TNo. of TWATER I plI ~an Samples 5,0 24QUALITY i Operation At locations specified in the Monitoring JNo. of 5,000 13 690,000_______ _____ ______ Plan ISainples _ ___

_ _Construction Al eq-u,nat yars No. of 4.000 j 408 1,632.000NOISE AAs dioreed by the PWD/Technicail No. of 4,000 | 306 T 1,224,000Auior on project route I aples ____ ___ ___Opraition NoiseMotitoing on aintenance No. of 4,000 207 82S,000______ __________ corridors ofminimurn 5 locations Samples , X* ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~No. of 60 6

I Construction At agricultural lands and traffic detours Sames 000 160 960.000SOIL I N of| Operation I At accident locations as per occurrence S I 6,000 40 240.000(B tngCozŽst _______ _ ___ __ _ _ , ___9834000Totil Costs A+B) _ ________________._____ 9834000TOTAL BUDGETED COST

10325700Total cost (Rounded of to 00,000 10000000

Note: Number of samples calculated asstming each construction package of about 50 km length.

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APPENDIX IIMPORTANT SECTIONS OF RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION POLICYABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS

ABBREVIATIONS USED

BPL Below Poverty LincSOR Schedule of RatesCBO Community Based OrganisationCOI Corridor of ImpactCPR Common Property ResourcesDC District CollectorEP Entitled / Eligiblc PersonHCA House Construction AllowanccMEH Minimum Economic HoldingNGO Non Governmental OrganisationPAP Project Affected PcrsonPAF Project Affected FamilyPDP Project Displaced PcrsonPDF Project Displaced FamilyPIU Project Implementation UnitLAA Land Acquisition (Amendment) Act 1984PWD Public Works DepartmentR&8R Resettlefient and RehabilitationRAP Rehabilitation Action PlanROW Right of WayRRO Resettlement and Rehabilitation OfficerSLAO Speial Land Acquisition OfficerSES Socio-EDnomic SurveySC/ST Scheduled Caste and Schedule Tribesu/s Under Section

TERMS

Below Poverty Line Annual Income from all sources is less than a designated sum as fixed by thePlanning Comnmission, Govenument of IndiaCordor of Inpaa Width of the land roquired for upgradation of the road.Developmcnt Blocic A nurber of villages grouped together with Block Development Officer asits admninistrative head.District Collector: Admninistrative head of the District

DEFINITIONS

Cut Off Datc i) In case of land acquisition affecting the legal title-holders, the cut offdate would be the date of issuing the notice u/s 4(1) of LA Act.ii) For the non-title holders cut off date would be the datc of CcnsusSurvey

Project Affccted Persons Person who is affected in respect of his/her land including homestead landand structure thereon, trade and occupation due to construction of the project.Project Displaced Pcrsons' A person who is compciled to change his /her place of rcsidence and/orworkplace of busincss due to the project.Project Affected Family A family with respect to the project shall mean

(a) husband, wife and minor childrep(b) every son irrespective of his mnarital status abDve the age of 18 years

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(c) cvcry unmarried daughtcr abovc thc agc of' 18 years(d) divorced, widowed. abandoned scparated or singic unwed mother living

separatcly(e) Disabled people above the age of 18.(I) Orphan and the aged above the age of 58.

Eligible /Entitled Parson Thosc losing cither 10% or morc ofthcir land holding or any othcrimmovable property will be entitled for rehabilitation assistance.

Encroacher A person who has trespassed Government/privatclcommunity Land, adjacentto his or her land or asset to which he/she is not cntitied and who deriveshis/her livelihood and housing therefrom prior to the cut off date.

Squatter A squatter is a person who has settled on publicly owned land for housing orlivelihood without pcrmission or who has been occupying publicly ownedbuilding without authority prior to the cut off date.

Landless/Agriculture Labour A person who does not hold any agriculture land and has been deriving hismain income by working on the lands of others as sub-tenant or as anagriculture labour prior to the cut off date.

Below Poverty Line A household whose annual income from all sources is less than thedesignated sum as fixed by the Planning Commission, Government of India,will bc considered to be below poverty line (BPL).

Vulnerable Person The vulnerable group may include but not be limited to the following:(a) Those people filing under Below Poverty Line category and earning

up to 25% above the poverty level;(b) Menber of Sdceduled Caste/Tribe community/Other backward

oorm unity,(c) Women Headed households;(d) Orphan and destitute;(e) Disabled and aged.(f) Landless.

PAP includes project displaced paeson, but all PAPs nmay not be displaced persons.

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BROAD ENTITLEMENT FRAME WORK

A sunmary entitlemcnt matrix for the project is provided below:

Broad Entitiement Frame Work for Resettlement and Rehabilitation

I LInd Acquisitioa Inside Right of WayInmpact and sbsinc ter Ldc Scqutoters Encroaebers… L: .v. ,: NV V [ NV V NVA. Corridor of Impact: Loss of land and other assets

Supponr given to families ard householdsI jConsitarion, counselling redd i ng aitenuuives, and- _ _ _ _ _ _assistance in identifying newsites and opportunitics Y j Y __Y___Y_-_Y2 Compernaion for Iand at replacement cost, plus y N N N N'allowances for fees or other charges V V N3 1 Advance notice to barvest non-permnial crops, orIcomnpeion for to standing rops

_ Y Y4 ; Comper=n RhR assistar-e for perennial cropsand trces. calculated asannuml produce value for Y | Y Y Y Y1three yeaws5 Coensaion or R&R assistance for structws or , I I Nother ron-land assets Y I Y Y __Y IY__6 Rigtd to slvage naterial fron demolished I I_ St uacrums

7 Shifingassistance taunitional allowance, renx __ _ _ " Y Y Na Option o(moving to resettleenet sites(in a grmup of| ninimum25fiarnilies) incorpoming needs forcivic Y Y Y Y Y , N,arenites

B. Coridor of Impact: Lost or diminished livelihoodSuppt given to adult individualsViB Rtihfiitation sasd manwe for 'ost ordimiidaedlivelihood

I NN AdditieuAd at enias for dneaulIe-ros in tgablishi or etancitto livelot y N y N Y NEmploy aptities in camection with fy y Y N

-. piect g ihe ad possiae and trining Y , NAny rt it not yet identifto4 wtether1ssof Unoseein impats holi be doctmaentd id raptioed bted on the principles_ sets or livelihood agreed npon in this policy frameworkC. hWiret. gop orierted inpats in the vicidity of the road conidorGrop oriated support will be giv. to mitigat negtive enuclan othw eammaity, id to me de_vepmet opportunities Adrdsnstrafic afety tnns of pedeUrimswU argog ftiearawaor n at tmt vudnemble pmq

* The entitiicmits will exclude the affected non-vulnerable encroachers but include non-vutneablie squatter.These categories and support mechatnisms arm described in more detail in the entitiement matrix (vide Annex IJ). Incase of any ambiguity in provisions of Annex I and H the provisions of Annex n shall goven.

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DETAILED ENTITLEMENT MATRIX

_~ I Category Type of La.s Entstk-wt Detals. - I : ~EtileEnti t ntfit-:,alhedifernc I L)(cnth farktvaL nIA !PnivatePr,peny |Agricultural and Farnilv (as Conpcnsationat *Thediferencebetweenthenmrketvalueand

assets defined in the replacement replacemcnt value is to be paid by the project inpohic% cos' I the form ofassistance as productive asset asdefined in section 70.*PAPs will be explned the process and theirwviews ill be taken into consideration. whiledctcrminirng the replaccfercnt valuen

. I ' *Irthe residual plot(s) is (are) not viable i.e. less* j I than ME II there are three options to be given to. the entitled person (EPI! j j *The EP retains the pot. and the compensationand assistance paid to the tune of requiredamount of land to be acquired;

*Compensation and assistance are given for the. i | entire plot including residual plot. if the owner ofsuch land wishes that his residual plot should! |

j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~al so be atcquired by t he project aut hori tyi provided residual land is quantified less than| ; MEH. The project authority will acquire the

mbsidual plot so paid.

lf EP is frorn vuZnemble group. comnperaion fori ; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~the entre imard is by the rncans of land for land ifso wished by EP.*Transitional allowance calculated at minimumwages for 9 mounth if the residual lad is notviable or for 6 tontih twn the teidual lnd isviablc

*In case of wranoe of agriecdtuml land. anadditioral pat of 10% of the anmal paid forland acquistioa.*All fees taxes and odtr chrge as applicableunder the relewtit as incuered in the relocationand mourne establishment. are to be borne bythe prject*Altenutive ceononiic rehabilitation aipport andtranittr for tupgdation of the skills._laid for lad eption for vunenble PAPs.I B P,ie Non- agricltural Family iCoroenea<tn at oConrpensation for loss of aadesntial/couenrcialPropetty land and atssets |eplacam land at epitacemet valuc as defined in sectioncos' 7.0iOfthe vmaiming pat ofthe stanctu is renderedtmiable then the EP will have the option ofsunrendertig the evrei istructur to the prjectIothortya d wiU be paid conipensaion at

.ttplaceet value.

*Of the eptacement cost is mrre than thecompensation (at 'market price' as determinedby the Competewt Atxhority) then the differenceis to be paid by the project in the form of* aassistance its ex-gratia.

*Transitional assistarnce calculated at minirmunwvages in the form of a grant to cover maximumr, i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~nine mvonths.

*Rental allowance @ Rs. 500 per miont h for 6Iwmonhs.|Alunipsut shifting allowance of Rs 1000 (oneI time grant).

I *The tenants will receive the following:The amount of deposit or advance paymentpaid by the tenail to the ladlord or theremairnganinut at the time of expropriation,t(his will be deducted fiomU the p.ryent to theG o v e r n m e n t f P a h P b i o e a m eo I i al a n d l o r d ) .

.* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A sum equal to six rnonths rental in

contsi'dct tion ofdisruptiont caused. and*Coffpensation for arr stnecture the tenartt has| ~~~~erected on the poprty (Thi5 will be deductedl ~~~~~frorn the payment to the IswdlordX

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Cattory Type or ia Unit os Entitkmet D_ _ _ _*Absentee landlords will receive only the|~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C ornpensation at 'rcpbaccmcnt cost;'iC Relocation Family Alternate plot for IOption for residential plot at resettlement site ifHouses and shops so opted by 25 or morc PDPs am commcrcialplots if 15 or more PDPs The vulnerable PDPs! j will receive the plots at fnce of cost and the nunI I - I vulnerable will pay towards it. The size of theplots will be cqual to thL area lost or maximumup to 50 sq mt for housc and 25 sq mnn for

s shop.I

.*For those who chose elf-relocation, the PMP| ; vwill be entitled to plots (mentioned above) eveni they do not opt for resettlemrent sites or the cogttowards the infrastructure facilities will beextended as grant.

2A | Livelihood Wage earning Individual Assistance equal I ) This is valid for persons indirectly affected dueto three months to the employer being displaced.lost incomre 2) The loss of income will be calculated on the

I basis ofthe mimmun wage ror 6 months3) Alternative Economic Rehabilitation suppon________ I ' I tand training for up-gradation of skill.2B Non-peeninisl Family Notice to harvest .They are entitled to be given a noticecrops standing crops. substanially 4 months in advamce.

, * ~~~~~~~~~~If crop is lost grart towards crop lost beforeharvcst due lo forced rlocaio equal to narketvaue of crop lost plus cost orf placerr-nt ofwesfor t he next season's harveg.2C FaemniAl etps I Fatmily nsConpeauion at *Corpensation for pcrennial erop and treessuch tss frwt ltmt!es - 'namvet val ue- ..... calscJated as tutW produce valute fior last three_ I_ t ..... ~~~~~~~~ yea.3A Il lepI use of the Enamchets i Faly j Will receive no *Encroachers %vill be mK(ifred a tine in which toROW

cw tion for remove their asst (except trees) and harvesti | b~~~lnd b tt fthir cn^Ptt,ssistancee for *To tneet ttte loss of income they vwill be entitledastt55et5 to the totriaotiontl allowance. etaliated att muniomim| X ~~~~vLdreaNci wages fior 6 mwnthl

I-Compensation for smctur5t umreplacement costl ~~~~~~~~~to the vldnem ble pmotm!_____ _ aTring r inconenerating activities3B Sqiuttes Ftantmtly Will rceive no *Facilitauioeacees to taititng whicht includes. F r m ion for oeqtivwent incomae netig tntasitance.luwd but -Shifting ttsisttr ofRs& 1000 and tentalttssistance for Itllowance of R 500 per month for 5ix months

*Tratrsitional allovance at minainwt wage for 9_______ ____i__Traini

for u aion ofskills.Additional Prirnry sorce of Family t Adiuol *Econoric rehabilitstion grant clulated one-qsport to incoe ssisttue year income level deternined by the Planningvulnerable group _ i Conanission for the Below Poverty Level.5A Shifting Business Mobilc and *Farly 7hey am not -Ambulatory vendors licensed for fixed locatioosambulatory eligible for will be considered as kiosks.vendors c ompensation ori , ~~~~asistlancce .

5B | Kiosks fanily Assistance- for -The Assistance will be paid, calculated atb , ' ousiness s minimun wages for three monthst T disruptionL | Where at least 50 vendors are Displaced,provision of a vendors market' rent free forfirst six months, thereafter they would becollectively encouraged to purchase their marketsite.

*For purpose of the above dtaiil 2. only when 50vendors are displaced, the provision will be inforce. Case to case basis will be considered ifsuch a -vendor's markete reeds to be providedwhen the nurnber of displaced vendors is less_____-___-___-____|-_______ than 50,6A Cornmiunuity Co nm Comninii c *Easily repl ced resources such as culturainfrastnicture p q jprotectiooo properties will be conved (by iean of specialB !-' 'st _ _ r"r 1_ _ v proection, relocation repl acmnt etc.) in

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Eistitlafet of__ __

Cateory Type of LA| EatOf Entitenwnt Dctailscohesion and irsoures CoMCrpsatoriy consultation with the community.amenities

rcplacemrent Lossofaccess to rlirnwxd etc. will beI | |compensated by involving the communities in asocial forestry schemc in co-ordination with the

Department of Forests, wherever possible.-iAdequate safetv rnasures. particulasly of

. pedestrians and children: Landscaping ofcomnunity cotrnron areas: improved drainagc;Iroadside rest areas etc.. may be provided in thedesign of the highwiays

.Enmployment opportunities in the project. if|pomble.

*Loss of trees will be replaced by comnpensatory-I | afforestation.6B Host Comnmunity Enhancement of *Thk facilities will be enhanced to meet theI comrunitics community increasing demands of the incoming population.

resources *Comrnensation'assisiance will be provided in theI Replacement of forn of provision ofCornmunity. recreational.likely to be infrastnucture facilities and help in organizing| " depleted tincorte-generating schetms in consultation with| i : resourees the host community

6C Any othr impact *Unforeseen impacts shall be doetwnented atdnot yet identified. mitipted based on the principles agreed upon inwhether loss of j this policy fran-eworkasset or

| livelihood

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APPENDIX 11

MONITORING STANDARDS

Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) Monitorlng

Ambient air quality parameters recommended for road transportation developmentsare Respirable Particulate Matter (RPM), Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM), CarbonMonoxide (CO), Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx), Hydro-Carbons (HC), Sulphur-dioxide (SO2)and Lead (Pb). These are to be monitored at designated locations starting from thecommencement of construction activity. Data should be generated over three days atall identified locations in accordance to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards(Table 1 National Ambient Air Quality Standards). The location, duration and thepollution parameters to be monitored and the responsible institutional arrangementsare detailed out in the Environmental Monitoring Plan.

Table 1 National Ambient Air Quality Standards

Tize Sniie idsra RurdetalPollutants SensHve Aead Reas:ti Method of nisasurrement

Suplhur Dioxide (SO2) Arnual 15 mgign' 80 pg/mr 60 gg/rn3 Improved West and Gaeke method24 hours' 30 Wggm/ 120 pg/rmn 90 gW/m I UltraViolet fluorescence

Oxides of Nitrogen (NO.) Annual& 15 ig/ms 80 pWg/fn 65 pgg/r Jacob and Hochheiser modified (Na-Arsenite method)

24 housm" 30 wi/m 120 pgair 91 gg/rm Gas phase ChemilumninescenceCarbon Monoxide (CO) [ S hours* I 1000 pgg/r' [5000 g/rm' 2000 gim' | Non dispersive infrared spectrascopp)

' t hour 2000 Pgig/rn 1000 /rm' 4000 gr __Lead (Pb) I Annual 10.50 gignm I 1.0 gg/mrn 10.75 Wmgi/' AAS Miethod 24 hours after sampling

24 hours" 0.75 pgrms 11.5 pg/mr 1.00 pg/rm ustng EPM 20000 or equivalent filter_ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~~~~ ~ ~~paper_ _Respirable Particulate Matter Annual 50 wgigr 120 pg/tr 60 pgg/m

(RPM)- Size less than 10 pm 24 hours" 75 pgigS 150 Wg/mn 100 gign __ _ _Suspended Particulate Annual 70 pg/mn 360 gM/ 140 gig/r' Average flow rate not less than 1.1Maner(SPM) '24 hours 100 gg/rn 500 gW/m 200 Wg/m cu.m/ miute

Source: Anon 1996-97. NatIonal Ambient Air Qualifty MonItoring Series NAQMS/a/1996-97. Central PollutionControl Board, Delhi.*Average Arithmetic mean of minimum 104 measurement In a year taken for a week 24 hourly at uniformInterval.*'24 hourly/8 hourly values should meet 98 percent of the Hime In a year

Water Quality Monitoring

The physical and chemical parameters recommended for analysis of water qualityrelevant to road development projects are pH, total solids, total dissolved solids, totalsuspended solids, oil and grease, COD, chloride, lead, zinc and cadmium. The location,duration and the pollution parameters to be monitored and the responsible institutionalarrangements are detailed in the Environmental Monitoring Plan. The monitoring of thewater quality is to be carried out at all identified locations in accordance to the IndianStandard Drinking Water Specification - IS 10500: 1991 (stated in Table -1)

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Table -1 Indian Standard Drinking Water Specification - IS 10500:1991

SiI Substance or Requirement Undesirable Effect Mlethods of TestS (Desirable Outside the Desirable :(.T RemarksNo Characteristics Lait imt(Ref. To IS)Reas

, .__ _ .1_ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS

Colour, Hazen 5 Above 5. consumer 25 3025 (Part 4) Exsended to 25 only if| units. Mcax. acceptance decreases 1983 i toxic substances are noti I .' suspected, in absence of. __________________ --__________ !______________________ !_____ _________ alternate sources2 1 Odour Unobjection- !- 3025 (Parts 5):1984 a) Test cold and whenable i heatedI } i i { . b) Test at several

L3 ( d 8 dilutions3 |Taste Agreeable - . 3025 (Part 7 and S) j'Test to be conductedTaste I AgreableI 1984 onlv after safety hasi ____________ ______________ I ____ i ___Ibeen established4 ! Turbidity NTU. 5 Above 5. consumer 10 3025 (Part 10) -| blaxt | acceptance decreases 19S45 t pH Value 6.5 to 8.5 Beyond this range, the i No 13025 (Part 11) -water will affect the relaxation |1984

mucous membraneand/or water supply 6system s

6 Total hartiness (as 300 Encrutstaon in water | 600 ...3025 (Part 21)CaCOs) m3/1, Afar supply structure and 1983advre effects ondomestic use

7 Iron (as Fe) mg1 0.3 BEyond this limit 1 32 of 3025: 1964Afar taste/appearance areaffected, has adverseeffect on domestic uses iand water supply stru;-turems and promotes iron

8: Chlorides (as Cl) 230 Btyond this ii 1000 3025 (Part 32)mg,a corrosion and ptibility 1988are affeceted i i9 Residual, free 0.2 - 3025 (Part 26) 'To be applicable onlychlorine, mg'l, Alin I 1986 j when water is

chlorinated. Tested atj consumer end. Whenprotection against viralinfection is required. it_, __________ - - .I..-______ ___ _- _ should be Amin 0.5 mgg1DESIRABLE CHARACTERISTICS

I Dissolved solids 500 i Beyond this palatability 2000 3025 (Part 16) -mg/I. Max r decreases and may cause, 1984gastro intestinalirritation 302

Calcium (as Ca) 75 Encrustation in water t 200 3025(Part 40) -imig/l. u-ax supply structure and i 1991I adverse effects onj domestic use

3 1 hiagnesiuns (as j 30 Encrustationi to water 100-I 16. 33.34 of IS 3025:Mtg). mg0l.A .fax supply structure and 1964. I ~~~~~~~~adverse effects oni_______ I domestic use

4; Copper (as Cu) j 0.05 1 Astringent taste, 1.5 36 of 3025: 1964img.l. Afax discoloration and cor-irosioni of pipes, fittingj!

j | , ~~~~~~~~anid utensils will be i,tcaused beyond be

5 M-i`anganese (as Mn) 01 Beyoid this limit 0.3 35 of 3025: 1964 -Img/i. Iax taste/appearance are! affected, has adverse

effects on domestic uses| i and water supply

structures

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SI Substance or ~Requi re ment Undesirable Effect Q ehosofTsNo CharacterIstics (Desirable Outside the Desirable (Re . ~f. Too IS) RemarksLinmit) Limitt

6 Sulphate (as 200 200 1Beyond this causes 1 400 3025 (Part 24) 1986 Mlay be extended up toSO.) mg/. Afar Igastro intestinal irTita- 400 provided (as Mig)tion when magnesium or (does not exceed 30____ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ _ Isodium are present _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _71 Nitrate (as NO2) 45* 5 Beyod this, may cause 1 100 3023 (Part 34) 1988mg/I. M ar __ _ _ _ _Imethaemoglobinemi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _8 Fluoride (as F)m/, I Fluoride mfay be kept as 1.5 23 of 3025: 1964Mar low as possible. High

I ~~~fluoride m-ay cause_________ ~~~~~fluorosis_

_ _ _9 Phenolic '0.001 1 Beyond this, it mtay 0O.002 - 34 of 3025: 1964comipounds (As I cause objectionable tasteC6H-13H) mg/I, Mfax [and odour j_ _IO Mercury (as Hg) J 0.001 Beyond this, the water I No (see Note) Mercury I To be tested whenjmg,%l, ax ______Lbecomies toxic relaxation ion analyser Ipollution is suspectedI I Cadmium (as Cd), 0.01 Beyond this, the water No ((See note) To be tested when~mA/ Afar j becomesto)dc ~ relaxation~ I pollution is suspected12 jSelenium (as Se), 0.01 Beyond this, the water No 28 of 3025: 1964 1To be tested whenmg/I, Afax ____ becomes toxi1c Irelaxation _ ________I pollution is suspected1 3 Arsenic (As As) 0.05 Beyond this, the water [ No 3025 (Pai 37) 19988 T be tested whenImg/I, Mar becomes toxic relaxation - ________ pollution is suspected14 Cyanide (As CN). 1 0.05 Beyond this limit, the No 32(Pr27)1986 To be tested whenmg/I. Afar ____ water becomes toxic relaxation I________ pollution is suspectedIS 5Lead (as Pb), mg/I, 0.03 Beyond this limtit, the No (see note) To be tested whenAftar ____ water beomnes toxic jrelaxation _________ oltion is suspectd16 Zinc (As Zn). Mg/i, 5 Beyond this limfit it can 1 5 39 or3025: 1964) tTo be tesed wAhenA-fax cause astringent taste pollution is suspectedand an opalescence minI_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~water

_ _ _ _ _1 7 Anionic detergents 0.2 Beyond ths limit it can I Methylene-blue TO be tested when(As MBAS) mg/I, cause a light froth in Iextraction method pollution is suspectedIAfor *water_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _8I Chromium (As 0.05 May be carcinogenic No 38 of 3025: 1964 To be tested whenCr'4-) mg/I Afar Iabove this limiit IrelaLxation pollutionis suspected19t Poly nuclear - May be carcinogenicI aronmatic above this limithydrocarbons (as _________ 00

20Mnra il mg/I 0.01 Beyond this limit uan- _3 Gas Chromatogiraphic f A-fax I des~~~~~~~irable taste and odour miethodaftler chlorination take

2 1Pesticides mig/I, Abet IToxic f0.001 ~ A -fox

-_ __ _ _ _----- _ _ __ _ I __ _ __ _ 22lRadioaLtive_nmaterials:

-IT58 of 3025:01964

Bq/1. Alax II24 Beta enii ters-pc-i

25 Aluminiumi (as Al), 20 jBeyond thiis limit taste F 600 13 of 3025:1964mg/I, Max A) 0.3 becomes unpleasant~ ________-26Auminium (as Al) 00 Cumulative effect is 0.2 31 of 3025: 1964i mg/I. Afar reporF'-d to cause

___________ ~~dem entia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _27 Boron. mg/I, Afarx I -5 29 of 3025: 1964 ISouirce: Indian Siandard Drink-ing Water Specifi7cation-IS! 0500:199!

Noise levels Monitoring

The measurements for monitoring noise levels would be carried out at all designatedlocations in accordance to the Ambient Noise Standards formulated by CentralPollution Control Board (CPCB) in 1989 (refer Table-1) Sound pressure levels would bemonitored on twenty-four hour basis. Noise should be recorded at a "A" weighted


frequency using a " slow time response mode" of the measuring instrument. Thelocation, duration and the noise pollution parameters to be monitored and theresponsible institutional arrangements are detailed in the Environmental Monitoring Plan(Table-i Noise level standards (CPCB).

Table-I Noise level standards (CPCB)

I Noise level for Day Noise level form.__________ Time Leq dB(A) Night Time dB(A)

Industrial area j 75 70

Commercial area 65 55

Residential area I 55 45Silence zone 50 40Day time - 6.00 am - 9.00pm (15 hours)Night time - 9.00 pin - 6.00 am (9 hours)

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Appendix - IU

Cl: Construction camp and storage areaConstruction Stage Report: Date __Month Year(Site Layout of Construction camp and working drawings of dwelling units with allied facilities to be attached with format)

Camp no.WC

Location of Camp (km___ Package I

S.No Item Unit Details Remarks by Engineer,if any1 Detail of item campa Size of Camp mx_mb Area of Camp sq.mc Distance from Nearest Settlementd Distance from Nearest Water Source Type/sieCapacit

Date of camp being operational dd/mmtyy

Present land useNo other trees with girth > 0.3m. _e Details of Storage area(Availability of impervk surface) nxm

f Availability of separate waste disposal from storage area Cum2 Details of toposoil stacking

.-a Quantity of top soil removed sq.mb Detail of storage of topsod DeiAbe3 DetaHls of workforcea Total No of Labourers nosb Total no of Male Workers nosc No of Mal Workers below 8 years of age nosd Total No of Female Workers nose No of Female wrkers below 18 ears of age nosf No of children nos _4 Details of dwelling unitsa Noo d nosofde__s_____b Minimum Size of f mxnwnc Noofopenbs per nosd Minimum size of opening mrn_e Walls specificationsf Roofing specificationsSt Flooring specificationsh Drinkin Water Tank specificationsi Capacity of Drinking water Tank cumi Size of Drinking Water Tank mxmxmk Total no of WC nosI No of Wcs for female workers nos

m Minimum Size of WC mxmn Total No of Bathrooms for female workers nosa Size of septic tank for WC/Baths mxmxm

CCapacity of Water Tank for WCs/ Bathrooms and general__ ,UroOSe

q Fencing around camp Y/N

5 Details of facilitiesa AvailabUiity of security guard 24 hrs a day Yes/Nob Details of First Aid Facility Yes/Noc Availability of Day Care Centre Yes/Nod Avaifability of dust bins (capacity 60 Itr) nos I

Certified that the fumished information is correct the quality of work is as per god practice and all relevant information as required is attached

Engineer

Government of UtarPrdeh,PuliWrkDpatm(Contractor)

Government or Uttar Pradesh. Public Works Department, Lucknow, India3-

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December 2003

Appendix -MJ(Contd.)

C2: POLLUTION MONITORINGConstruction Stage: Report -Date Month Year_( Locations at which monitoring to be conducted as per EMP)

I __________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~Completion TargetSNo iChanage |Detailson Durationof Instruments Target Date of Completion Reason for Delay ILocationAMonitoringrUsed

Date If task completed anyAir Monitoring

1 1

234_

_Water Monitoring

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2.Soli Monitoring

23 1 1 l_ _ l_

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Noerisiec oitohat the_ __ Pollution_

_________ has_ been__

__

codceda___h______peiidinteEM n s e hedrcioso teS

| Enieringtato

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thaiid ut the Pollution Monitoing has been conducted at afl the locations specified in the EMP and as per the directions of the SC

EninerContractor

Government of Uttar Pradesh, Public Works Department. Lucknow,, India32

(Maintenance Corridors)December 2003

Appendix -III(Contd.)

C3: REPORTING FOR ROADSIDE PLANTATION IN CORRIDOR OF IMPACT (COI)Construction Stage: Report -Date Month Year

Trees in COIS. No. Road Section Left Right(Chainage)

Name of species Girth size (cm) Name of species Girth size (cm)

Engineer Contracor

Government of Uttar Pradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India3-3

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Appendix -li((Contd.)C4: CLEANING OF WATER BODIESConstruction Stage: Report -Date Month Year

Completion TargetLocation/ Side(N/S) and

S. No. Chainage Dist from CW(m) Target Date Date of Completion Reason for Delay if any

I tif task completed

4 ;5 Contracto l6 of UaPdhuiWk ere,cn,d

12 _ _d

1 3 1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _

IEngineer Contractor

Government of Uttar Pradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India3-4

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December 2NCO;

01: POLLUTION MONITORING

Operation Stage: Report -Date_Month Year_(Locations at which monitoring to be conducted as per EMP)

Completion Target

S.No Chalnage Detail on of Used Target | Date of Completion Reason for Delay ILocation Monitoring Used Date If task completed any

Air Monitoring

2

4Water Monitoring

2 _ _345 ..

Soil Monltoring

2_3

5Noise M< Ioring_

3 1

|Certified that the Pollution Monitoring has been conducted at all the locations speclfied in the EMP and as per the directions of the SC l

|ProJect Engineer Contractor l,(Supervision Consultant)I

Oovenunelit of LUotr P'mdesh, Public Works Dcprtrrent, Lucknow, tnda

1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3_ _

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December 2003

Appendix -Ill(Contd.)C4: CLEANING OF WATER BODIESConstruction Stage: Report -Date_Month Year_

Completion TargetS. No. Location/ Side(N/S) andS. No. Chainage Dist from CW(m) Target Date Date of Completion Reason for Delay if anyif task completed

t _ _ _ _ _

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Contractor

8oenmn of_____ Uttar___

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Praesh Puli Woks eprtmnt,Lucno, Idia3-

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Engineer Contractorj

Governmenlt of Uttar Pradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 3-6

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ecember 2003

03. CLEANING OF WATER BODIES

Operation Stage: Report -Date_Month Year

Completion TargetLocation/ Side(N/S) andS. No. Chainage Dist from CW(m) Target Date Date of Completion Reason for Delay if any

if task completed

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Governuient of Uttar Pradesh. Public Works Department, Ltucknow. India3-7

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