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Discover everything Scribd has to offer, including books and audiobooks from major publishers. Start Free Trial Cancel anytime. Report this Document Download Now Save Save EIA Guideline for Building and Township Project by. For Later 0 ratings 0 found this document useful (0 votes) 2K views 225 pages EIA Guideline for Building and Township Project by MOEF India Uploaded by Kalpesh Goti Description: Full description Save Save EIA Guideline for Building and Township Project by. For Later 0 0 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 0 0 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Embed Share Print Download Now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 225 Search inside document Browse Books Site Directory Site Language: English Change Language English Change Language. Interim Operational Guidelines till 13 September 2007 in respect of applications made under EIA 1994. (13th October, 2006)Kaithal, Haryana.(26th December, 2006)Stone, Delhi Meerut Road, Morta(Opp, Manan Dham Mandir), Ghaziabad-201003, Uttar Pradesh as Environmental Laboratory under the Environment(Protection) Act, 1986. English ( PDF ) ( Word ) EIA Notification 14 September 2006. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Western Zone, Bhopal. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Eastern Zone, Bhubaneswar. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Northern Zone, Chandigarh. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,South-Eastern Zone, Chennai. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,North Central Zone, Dehradun. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Central Zone, Lucknow. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,West Central Zone, Nagpur.
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Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,East Central Zone, Ranchi. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,North Eastern Zone, Shillong.MP Counsel of Science and Technology (MPCST) Vigyan Bhawan, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal - 462003 (Madhya Pradesh) Plot No. 32, MOIL Vatika, Chincholi Road, Fetri. Nagpur -441501(Maharashtra)V L Mehta Road, Vile Parle,H-44-B, Apsara Complex, Indrapuri, A-Sector. Bhopal- 462021. Member Group Coordinator (Research). Institute of wood Science and Technology, Malleswaram 18th Cross, P.O.Malleswaram. Bangalore-560003 Member Room-206, 2nd Floor, North Wing. Sewa Bhawan, R.K.Puram, Sector-1, New Delhi -110066.Gujarat Science City. Gandhinagar -382007 (Gujarat)Gandhinagar. Gujrat-382 020. No.3, Padmavathi Avenue, Tirumalainagar Annex, Perungudi, Chennai-600 096.True Friends Apartments. Sector 6, Plot No.29. Dwarka, New Delhi-110075.Life Science, Vidyanagari, Santacruz(E), mumbai 400098Indira Paryavaran Bhavan. Jor Bagh Road, Aliganj, New Delhi-110 003.Parivesh Bhawan. East Arjun Nagar, Delhi-110092Anthony’s Road, Near Uttam Society, Chembur, Mumbai-400071, MaharashtraRoom No.517, Mausam Bhawan. Office of the Director General of Meterology. Indian Meteorological Department. Mausam Bhavan, Lodhi Road New Delhi-110003 Jor Bagh Road, New Delhi-110003.Chairman (Infra-2) Sector Ahemdabad. GujaratCholanagara, Bangalore - 560032, Karnataka Member (Infra-2) Sector Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad. GujaratNIOT, Chennai. National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT). Velachery-Tambaram Main Road, Narayanpuram, Pallikaranai. Chennai - 600 100. Tamil NaduSector-143, Noida. Gautam Budha Nagar-201301. Uttar PradeshComplex, Indrapuri, A-Sector, Bhopal - 462021, Madhya. Pradesh Member (Infra-2) Sector Opp, Panchvati, Ambadi Road. Vasai (West), Dist Palghar - 401202, MaharashtraA-804, Aims Golf Avenue-1. Plot No.
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2, Sector-75, Noida-201304, Uttar PradeshHiranandani Gardens, Powi. Mumbai- 400076. MaharashtraHappy valley. Tikuji ni wadi Road, Manpada. Ghodbunder Road. Thane (west) 400607 Member Visakhapatnam - 530013. Andhra Pradesh.National Institute of Hydrology. Roorkee 247667, India Chairman Post Box No. 18, Chandrabani, Dehradun - 248 001, Uttarakhand (India) Member University of Delhi. Delhi -110 007 Prithvi Bhawan, IMD Campus, Opp. Indian Habitat Center, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110 003. Member Central Water Commission. Sewa Bhawan, R.K. Puram, Sectpr-1, New Delhi - 110 066 Member Central Electricity Authority (CEA). Sewa Bhawan, R.K. Puram, Sector - 1, New Delhi - 110 066 Member Plot No.32, MOIL Vatika, Chicholi Road, Fetri, Nagpur-441501. Chairman Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Parviesh Bhawan, East Arjun Nagar, Delhi- 110032.Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad. Jharkhand - 826 004Member Secretary Contacts: Details about all the Important Contacts Miscellaneous: Various reports and miscellaneous content such as questionnaires, etc. REGIONAL EMPOWERED COMMITTEE Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Southern Zone, Bangalore. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Western Zone, Bhopal. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Eastern Zone, Bhubaneswar. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Northern Zone, Chandigarh. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,South-Eastern Zone, Chennai. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,North Central Zone, Dehradun. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,Central Zone, Lucknow.
Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,West Central Zone, Nagpur. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,East Central Zone, Ranchi. Notification regarding constituting the Regional Empowered Committee at Regional Office,North Eastern Zone, Shillong. Central Government under the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for execution ofSpecial provision for creation of compensatory afforestation in lieu of forest land diverted for creation of strategic Department involving not more than 5.00 ha of forest land in each case in 60 left wing Extremism affected districts-reg. Deposition of funds with the Ad-hoc CAMPA. Remittances to precede 2nd stage clearance. Department involving not more than 5.00 ha of forest land in each case in 60 left wing Extremism affected districts-reg. Department involving not more than 5.00 ha of forest land in each case in 60 left wing Extremism affected districts-reg.Kanchan Chopra in the Institute of Economic Growth in compliance of the order dated 26.09.2005 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in IA No. 566 in WP(C) No. 202 of 1995: charging of Net Present Value (NPV) of forest land; conduct of regional hearings by the Committee - regarding. Further general (non-India specific) information on EIAs is available in the World Bank’s Operational Policy. Indicates the need for any resettlement or social development plan. Under current regulations in India this is a radius of 10 or 25km of the site, depending on whether the site is in the vicinity of sensitive areas such as National Parks, sanctuaries, or archaeological monuments. Additionally takes into account current and proposed development activities within the project area but not directly connected to the project. Identifies mitigation measures and any negative environmental impact that cannot be mitigated.
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Explores opportunities for environmental enhancement Disclosure also of the consultants that were engaged during the study. Further information is available from the Ministry’s EIA Manual. The specific thresholds for categorising projects are provided in the Schedule to the Notification.Environmental Clearances for these projects are granted at the Central level. Physical infrastructure includes projects in the ports, highways, water and sanitation, urban transport, and solid waste management sectors. Each State has a dedicated department or Board as, required by law, which would grant the Clearance. For example in the case of ports, projects with handling capacity of more than 5 MTPA come under Category A, while those with less than 5 MTPA are Category B. It should be noted however that some external funding agencies, such as JBIC, may require an EIA as part of the feasibility study or DPR. These four stages in sequential order are: This decision also depends on the nature and location of the project. Projects are then further categorised according to whether they require an EIA (Category B1) or not (Category B2). This is carried out by the Expert Appraisal Committee (EAC) for Category A projects and by the State-level Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC) for Category B1 projects. Scoping is not required for B2 projects. Public consultation is required for all Category A and Category B1 projects, with some exceptions including projects involving the expansion of Roads and Highways (see item 7 (f) of the Schedule) which do not involve any further acquisition of land. The EAC or SEAC considers the environmental aspects of the project and makes a recommendation to the Regulatory Authority on whether prior EC should be granted or not. This must be made before commencing any construction activity, or preparation of land, at the site by the applicant. The applicant must include a copy of the pre-feasibility report with the application.
Project sponsors should plan to allow this much time in the PPP project cycle. This can be pursued in a parallel process, and will usually take less time than the EC process itself. The application must include the following: The exceptions to this are river valley projects (10 years) and mining projects (30 years). The STANDARD TOR have beendeveloped by the help of inputs from experts and have been recommended by theEACs of the respective sectors. 6 Standardization of the TOR will enable the ProjectProponent to commence the EIA study after successful online registration. Economic growth achieved in a way that does not consider, the environmental concerns,will not sustain in the long run. Therefore, sustainable development needs careful integration ofenvironmental, economic, and social needs in order to achieve both an increased STANDARD of living inshort term, and a net gain or equilibrium among human, natural, and economic resources to support futuregenerations in the long term. Show more Glen Hagler Texas Department of Transportation Jesse C. Jones, Raghu Narayan, and Atila Ertas. NGOs Save Ganga Movement Technology General Engg Water Supply Wastewater Treatment Industrial Wastes Solid Waste Management Air Pollution Noise Pollution Hazardous Wastes Haz. Wastes Rules 2016 Water Treatment Case Studies MSW Rules 2000 EIA EIA Manual Baseline Study Project Management IS 15883-1 (2009) IS 15883-2 (2013) DPR Tool Kit Environment Management System Project Planning Eco Village to Smart City Smart City Guidelines SMKC Eco City Project Govardhan Eco Village Env.
Laws Water Act ( 1974) Air Act, 1981 Environment Protection Act, 1986 Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 Water Cess Act 1977 Archeological Monuments Act, 2010 Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 Bio-Diversity Act, 2002 Factories Act, 1948 Tribunals Notifications International Protocols Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Mines and Minerals Act, 1957 Membership Proposed project locations should be reviewed based upon regulatory and non-regulatory criteria. Project siting restrictions depend on the sensitivity of the surrounding environment. Enough space may be provided for storing solid wastes. The space and the waste can be made available for possible reuse in future IV. Layout and form of the project must conform to the landscape of the area without unduly affecting the scenic features of that place V. Associated township of the project if any to be created must provide for space for phyto- graphic barrier between the project and the township and should take into account predominant wind direction.An Initial Project Description (IPD) should at the very least provide the reviewer with all the information necessary to enable project screening and scoping. This would facilitate the reviewer’s task. The project proponent after suitable scoping should provide environmental information for consideration in detailed EIA. The reviewer while assessing the report should focus on the crucial aspects involving project location and characteristics. Rapid EIA is for speedier appraisal process. This is acceptable if it does not compromise on the quality of decision-making. The review of Rapid EIA submissions will show whether a comprehensive EIA is warranted or not. It is, therefore, clear that the submission of a professionally prepared Comprehensive EIA in the first instance would generally be the more efficient approach. Depending on nature, location and scale of the project EIA report should contain all or some of the following components.
The following section outlines the basic responsibilities of various bodies. The Project Proponent. The Environmental Consultants. The Public ? The Impact Assessment Agency The Role of the Project Proponent The project proponent during the project planning stage decides the type of projects i.e. new establishment, expansion or modernisation. The proponent has to approach the concerned SPCB for NOC and holding the public hearing. After the public hearing the proponent submits application to IAA for environmental clearance. Role of Environment Consultant Environmental consultant should be conversant with the existing legal and procedural requirements of obtaining environmental clearance for proposed project. The consultant should guide the proponent through initial screening of the project and establish whether EIA studies are required to be conducted and if so finalise the scope of such study. The consultant should also be fully equipped with required instruments and infrastructure for conducting EIA studies. The environmental consultant is responsible for supplying all the environment-related information required by the SPCB and IAA through the proponent. The consultant is also required to justify the findings in the EIA and EMP during the meeting with the expert groups at IAA. If the development is in compliance, the PCB will then issue its NOC. They shall also hold the public hearing as per the provisions of EIA notification. The details of public hearing shall be forwarded to IAA. The Role of the Public The public also has an important role to play in EIA. The concerned persons will be invited through press advertisement to review information and provide their views on the proposed development requiring environmental clearance. The Role of the Impact Assessment Agency (IAA) Where a proponent is required to obtain environmental clearance, the IAA will evaluate and assess the EIA report.
In this process the project proponent will be given a chance to present his proposal. If a project is accepted the IAA will also prepare a set of recommendations and conditions for its implementation based on this assessment. Environmental clearance conditions and recommendations of IAA are made available to the public on request through SPCB and through web site at During the implementation and operation of the project, the IAA will also be responsible for the environmental monitoring process. Any one likely to be affected by the proposed project is entitled to have access to the Executive Summary of the EIA.Please enable it for a better experience of Jumi. Pic: Sent by a reader. Sensing the opportunity, many builders have forayed into the field, with various real estate projects all over the city and the outskirts. One such example is an apartment in Kadugodi built on the banks of stormwater drain. Latest example is the incident that took place in PES Institutions, Electronic City. This is caused due to violation of environmental rules during construction or later. This is to avoid PES-flooding-like situations, that take place because people ignore natural landscape and water paths, and to ensure there is enough greenery to make life liveable in the city. In most cases, the construction companies are represented by environment consultancy firms who collate the required information, make the predictions and calculations of the environment load and mitigative measures. Though clearances from other regulatory bodies or authorities are not required while applying for an EC, the applicant must obtain an No-Objection Certificate from BWSSB for assured water supply, prior to any construction activity, as water is a critical component. The minutes of these meetings are updated on the website. During these meetings, Environment Clearance can be revoked based on complaints by agencies, public or court directions.
The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board is often directed to ensure that no construction continues at sites that have not gotten EC. The MoEF in a February 2014 notification has delegated powers to the SEIAA to issue directions, take cognizance of the offence and take action in case of violation of environment-related rules. In Karnataka the SEIAA and SEAC were created in June 2007 and began functioning in August 2007. The main objective of the SEIAA was appraisal, deliberations and decisions on EIA applications. The eight categories (see box) are further divided into Category A and Category B based on the spatial extent of potential impacts and potential impacts on human health and natural and man made resources. Category B is for relatively smaller projects and a lesser known fact is that several construction projects undertaken in urban areas fall under Category B and they too need prior environmental clearance. The Manual on norms and standards for environment clearance of large construction projects lists out the procedures to be followed. Dated: September 20, 2011. Dated: September 9, 2011. Updated: July 1st, 2011, dated 01.07.2011. Sta. Since the wheel got invented. Acr. Act. Biodi. India is primarily an agricult. Coc. Glo. In addition, vegetation cover can also absorb pollutants from the environment and helps in effective pollution control. Green belts are planned open spaces safeguarded from developmental activities such as construction of buildings, factories, dams, etc. Safeguarded in the sense that no infrastructural development will be allowed on such designated areas and these areas will only be used for growing vegetation cover on it. Green belts in and around urban and industrial areas are important to the ecological health of any given region. Know more about Green belts and its importance from here. In history, there are very few records of green belts. One of the important examples is of Queen Elizabeth I of England. Underground to Everywhere.
Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) and various other organizations have helped to spread awareness about Green belts in United Kingdom ( Reference ). The objective of Green belt varies from country to country and region to region. The common objectives are to protect natural environments such as biodiversity, etc, to improve air quality of the region, pollution control, to maintain micro climate of the region, etc. Green Belt Development is an important tool that aims at overall improvement in the environmental conditions of the region. Are there any regulations or environmental law for Green Belts Development in India. Environmental protection has been considered as an important domain for industrial and other developmental activities in India. One such initiative is the notification on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of developmental projects issued in 1994 and further revised notification in year 2006 under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. EIA is now mandatory for 40 categories for developmental projects (Know more about EIA notifications from here ). EIA Guidance Manual for building, construction, townships and area development projects proactively talks about the importance of green belts in such projects. Environmental Guidelines for Industries developed by MoEF, suggest that the industries must care about the surrounding environment and minimize the adverse impacts of industrial operations in the immediate neighborhood as well as distant places. In addition, these guidelines also mandate that economic and social factors have to be recognized and assessed while citing industry. These are; No forest land shall be converted into non-forest activity for the sustenance of the industry (Reference: Forest Conservation Act, 1980 ). No prime agricultural land shall be converted into industrial site. Within the acquired site the industry must locate itself at the lowest location to remain obscured from general sight.
Land acquired shall be sufficiently large to provide space for appropriate treatment of waste water still left for treatment after maximum possible reuse and recycle. Reclaimed (treated) wastewater shall be used to raise green belt and to create water body for aesthetics, recreation and if possible for aquaculture. For industry having odour problem it shall be a kilometer wide. The green belt between two adjoining large scale industries shall be one kilometer. Enough space should be provided for storage of solid wastes so that these could be available for possible reuse. Lay out and form of the industry that may come up in the area must conform to the landscape of the area without affecting the scenic features of that place. Associated township of the industry must be created at a space having physiographic barrier between the industry and the township. Each industry is required to maintain three ambient air quality measuring stations within 120 degree angle between stations. Environment Management Plan (EMP) prepared by MoEF mandates that community buildings and townships should build 1-1.5 kilometer of greenbelt. This is suggested to restrict air and noise pollution in the vicinity. NFP give emphasis on the green belt development. Such a programme will help to check erosion and desertification as well as improve the microclimate ( Reference ). However, under the purview of other regulations such as Environmental Guidelines for Industries, Environment Management Plan, National Forest Policy, Forest Conservation Act, etc; certain percentage of land designated for green belts is recommended for different categories of industrial projects. Expansion of agricultural, urban and industrial activities are causing additional burden on natural resources. Industrial development is causing severe health hazards due the exceeded level of pollution. Green belt not only restrict environmental pollution but it helps to maintain the ecological balance of the region.
Image credit: Earl Andrew Shailesh Shailesh is post graduate in Environment Management from Forest Research Institute (FRI) University, Dehradun, India. Presently he is working in the areas of Environmental and Renewable Energy Advisory Services. He has started GreenCleanGuide.com during his college days. View Comments Gautam Dhamija says: July 20, 2017 at 1:21 pm Nice Article. Really helpful. Thanks Ar. Dushyant Kumar says: December 21, 2017 at 8:00 pm What should be rate of land under urban green belt for municipal tax in Lucknow. Contact us All Rights Reserved X Headline We use cookies to personalize content and ads and to analyze our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. Please read our Privacy Policy for full details. For More information about Privacy Click Here Accept Reject Privacy Settings t. This reduces fresh water requirement for running the thermal power plant. These are: How does it impact the location of TPPs? CEPI scores are calculated from time-to-time by the CPCB to identify critically polluted areas and industrial clusters, by monitoring their air, land and water. In 2010, the MoEF imposed a moratorium on the consideration of projects for EC, if they were located in 43 critically polluted areas. It has been reduced to 7 clusters as of September 2013. TPPs cannot be located in those places where the moratorium is imposed. If transportation of coal entails a long distance, the Project Proponent is expected to assess the possibility of rail transportation to the site.Usually 1to1? years is the time for a plant to obtain EC after filing of Application. The following are the time-bound activities according to the EIA Notification: Category A projects are awarded clearance by the MoEF, while the SEIAA issues clearance for Category B projects.
However, its Member Secretary and Chairman are nominated by the respective State Government. The Member Secretary has to be a serving officer of the concerned State Government. This is compiled by the State Pollution Control Board. Only those changes necessitated as part of the Public Consultation are permissible. It should cover all baseline study information, mitigation measures and any specialized study stipulated in the ToR. No change in baseline data or inclusion of specialized study information, as directed in ToR, can be incorporated after the Public Consultation Process. The EIA will contain the assessment of different components of the environment, called the 12 Functional Areas, including the ambient air, noise, groundwater, biology, land, socio-economic aspects. The EIA study will take at least 3 months (1 season) or up to 1 year. A Consultant, entrusted with the task of conducting an EIA for a TPP, should be accredited for that specific sector. An expert can opt to be an FAE for a maximum of 4 domains, or as an EIA Coordinator for a maximum of 5 sectors. Upon obtaining it, the construction of the plant can commence. A compilation of the different parameters can be found in the annexures of the Technical EIA Guidance Manual for Thermal Power Plants. The manual can be found here: However, it is not mandatory for the Project Proponent to buy all the land required for the project site at this stage.Such a project demands baseline study of the project area and the expected change after its operation with impact assessment and required mitigation measures. For such projects, the baseline study should cover effectiveness of existing mitigation measures, including the compliance status of all EC conditions, and expected change with comprehensive impact assessment and required mitigation measures. How can one access them? The CRZ Notification of 2011 specifies where a CRZ Clearance is required.
If the site of a proposed TPP lies within the CRZ, then the EC for the project will be subject to the recommendations of the State Coastal Zone Management Authority for CRZ Clearance. The minutes of the meeting of the State Coastal Zone Management Authority- uploaded on its website- will reveal if a project has been recommended CRZ clearance. If the EC has been awarded for a project with violations, it should be challenged at the National Green Tribunal. New Delhi is the principal place of sitting of the Tribunal and Bhopal (Central Zone), Pune (Western Zone), Kolkata (Eastern Zone) and Chennai (Southern Zone) are the other four places of sitting of the Tribunal. This means that a person appealing against the EC issued to any project must, except under exceptional circumstances, do so within 30 days of the issue of the EC. Terms of Reference We are a non-profit group that run this service to share documents. We need your help to maintenance and improve this website. If these norms are violated, the relevant authorities may order that the construction activities be stopped. If the developers do not obey the order, the violation would lead to seizure of buildings and the matter might be escalated to the NGT. NGT in its order observed that construction activity in certain areas of Delhi NCR is leading to unusually high dust emissions in the air. As of now, a number of developers have not taken protective measures to prevent this from happening. This violates the norms stipulated by the Environment Ministry’s Environment Impact Assessment Guidance Manual for buildings, construction, townships and area development projects. During construction, the dust emitted contains brick, silica, wood and asbestos. Asbestos is particularly harmful. As it is difficult to isolate these elements, the quality of air diminishes during construction. According to certain estimates, the pollutants emitted during construction are source of PM2.