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94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Mula, Mutha,Mula-Mutha River Rejuvenation Project Is a Violation Case: No

1.Name of Project Mula, Mutha,Mula-Mutha River Rejuvenation Project 2.Type of institution Government 3.Name of Project Proponent Pune Municipal Corporation 4.Name of Consultant Green Circle Inc. 5.Type of project River Rejuvenation Project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification Not applicable in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance Not applicable has been obtained for existing project 8.Location of the project Pune 9.Taluka Pune 10.Village Pune Correspondence Name: Mr. Mangesh Dighe Room Number: NA Floor: NA Building Name: PMC Building Road/Street Name: NA Locality: Shivajinagar City: Pune 11.Whether in Corporation / Municipal Municipal / other area NA 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: NA Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 00 13.Note on the initiated work (If NA applicable) 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ NA Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 820 ha 16.Deductions NA 17.Net Plot area 820 Ha a) FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 00 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (b).Approved SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 DCR Date of Approval: 23-03-2018 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 8200000 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 8200000 to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 28000000000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 1 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 ------23.Number of THERE WILL BE NO TENANTS tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / THERE WILL BE NO RESIDENTS OR USERS users 25.Tenant density 00 per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire NA station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all 6m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing There are no existing structures structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with There will be no demolition disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water Pune Municipal Corporation Fresh water (CMD): 180 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 1000 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 1180 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 00

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 2 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) Source of water Pune Municipal Corporation Fresh water (CMD): 180 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 00 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 180 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 1000 Details of Swimming NA pool (If any) 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Domestic applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable

Level of the Ground 1 M water table: Size and no of RWH tank(s) and NA Quantity: Location of the RWH NA tank(s): Quantity of recharge 34.Rain Water NA Harvesting pits: (RWH) Size of recharge pits NA : Budgetary allocation NA (Capital cost) : SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Budgetary allocation NA (O & M cost) : Details of UGT tanks THERE ARE NO UGT TANKS if any :

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 3 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) WATER CATCHMENT AREA FOR THREE RIVERS ARE: MULA Natural water RIVER:1299 SQ KM, MUTHA RIVER: 738 SQ KM, MULA-MUTHA: 59 drainage pattern: 35.Storm water SQ KM drainage Quantity of storm MULA RIVER: 3971 MUTHA RIVER: 2835 MULA-MUTHA RIVER: 4762 water: (CUMECS FOR 100 YEARS RETURN PERIOD) Size of SWD: NA

Sewage generation 728 MLD in KLD: STP technology: SBR/ ANAEROBIC PROCESS WITH TERTIARY TREATMENT Capacity of STP 22 , TOTAL CAPACITY 931KLD (CMD): Sewage and Location & area of SEVERAL PLACES IN PUNE CITY Waste water the STP: Budgetary allocation NA (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation NA (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management

Waste generation in Waste generation: 280 KG/ DAY the Pre Construction Disposal of the and Construction construction waste PMC AUTHORIZED VENDORS phase: debris: Dry waste: NA Wet waste: NA Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): Others if any: NA WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PMC AFTER Dry waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PMC AFTER Wet waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED Mode of Disposal Hazardous waste: NA of waste: Biomedical waste (If NA applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Others if any: NA Location(s): NA

Area Area for the storage of waste & other NA requirement: material: Area for machinery: NA Budgetary allocation Capital cost: NA (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: NA 37.Effluent Charecterestics

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 4 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable Amount of effluent generation Not applicable (CMD): Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 41.Source of Fuel Not applicable 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site Not applicable

Total RG area : NA No of trees to be cut NA : Number of trees to NA 43.Green Belt be planted : Development List of proposed NA native trees : SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Timeline for completion of NA plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number importance 1 Stereospermum colais PATALA -- BEAUTIFICATION Semecarpus 2 BHALLATAK -- BEAUTIFICATION anacardium

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 5 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) Syzygium 3 JAMUN -- BEAUTIFICATION AND EDIBLE caryophyllatum 4 Samanea saman SIRIS -- BEAUTIFICATION 5 Mangifera Indica MANGO -- EDIBLE BEAUTIFICATION AND 6 Azadirachta Indica NEEM -- MEDICINE Cochlospermum 7 GANERI -- BEAUTIFICATION Religiosum BEAUTIFICATION AND 8 Pongamia pinnata KARANJ -- MEDICINE 9 Plumeria rubra CHAMPA -- BEAUTIFICATION 45.Total quantity of plants on ground 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG: Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 Bougainvillea Purple -- -- Bougainvillea Yellow 2 -- -- California Gold Bougainvillea Pink Barbara 3 -- -- Karst 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 0.5 MVA Load) DG set as Power back-up during 1 construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 5 MVA load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand NA load): Transformer: 11X615 DG set as Power back-up during NA operation phase: Fuel used: NA SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Details of high tension line passing NA through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: LED LIGHTS WILL BE USED FOR STREET LAMPS. POSITIONING OF THE STREET LAMPS WILL BE PLANNED PROPERLY. 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 6 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) 1 LED LIGHTS NA 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed Not Not applicable Not applicable applicable

Budgetary allocation Capital cost: NA (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: NA 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number 1 DUST SUPPRESSION -- 20 2 GREEN BELT -- 11800 SOLID WASTE 3 -- 5025 MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL 4 -- 12.12 MONITORING, OCCUPATIONAL 5 -- 35 HEALTH b) Operation Phase (with Break-up): Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) OPERATION AND 1 STP OPERATION 150 50 MAINTANANCE MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENT THE 2 00 12.12 MONITORING ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS PLANTATION AND 3 GREEN BELT 75 30 MAINTANANCE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND 4 50 20 MANAGEMENT DISPOSAL OCCUPATIONAL MONITORING AND 5 30 20 HEALTH MAINTANANCE 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 7 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & NA design of confluence: Number and area of NA basement: Number and area of NA podia: Total Parking area: NA Area per car: NA Area per car: NA Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by NA competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by NA competent authority: Public Transport: NA Width of all Internal NA roads (m): CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted 47.8 KM FROM WILDLIFE SANCTUARY areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(b) Notification sheet Court cases pending NA if any Other Relevant NA Informations Have you previously submitted Yes Application online on MOEF Website. SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Date of online 28-07-2018 submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of the No Adverse Environmental Impacts were inferred from the study. project Water Budget - There are total 9 existing STP having total capacity of 477 MLD and there are proposed 11 STP Waste Water under JICA &NRCD with total 396 MLD capacity and In addition, HCP Consultancy has proposed Treatment 2 STP with 30 MLD capacity of each under Pune River Rejuvenation Project.

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 8 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) Drainage pattern of Satisfactory. the project Following parameters were studied by PP : pH, Conductivity, Turbidity, Color, Odor, Total Ground water Dissolved Solid, Total Suspended Solid, Sulphate, Chloride, Total Hardness, Calcium as Ca, parameters Magnesium Mg, Alkalinity, Copper, Zinc, Iron, Lead, Nickel, Cadmium, Calcium Hardness as CaCO3, Magnesium Hardness as CaCO3, Phenol, Fluoride, Salinity, Pesticides. No trash or debris from construction activities shall be left at project site after construction is completed. As a part of EMP, it is compulsory for the Contractor to develop a comprehensive Solid Waste debris and solid waste management and disposal plan considering the local laws and approval Management from PMC. Empty paint or emulsion containers to be disposed off in accordance with the norms and local laws; Solid Waste generated from construction camp shall be disposed as per the approved waste management plan. Air Quality & Noise Air quality will be improved and Noise will be in control due to the green belt development. Level issues Energy Management Promoting cleaner & renewable energy source by using solar panel. Traffic circulation system and risk Project have no adverse impacts on existing traffic condition. assessment Landscape Plan Satisfactory. Disaster management system Adequate precautions shall be carried out to prevent any type of risk. and risk assessment Due to rapid urban growth, major settlement takes place in and around Pune city and in Haveli Taluka. Settlements are growing both vertically (multistory building culture) and horizontally (invasion of the peripheries) in this city because of job opportunities in industrial and Socioeconomic commercial sectors. Major settlements in the district are Pune city, Pimpri Chinchwad, Akurdi, impact assessment Nigadi etc. and Taluka headquarters of Taluka Baramati, Indapur, Khed, Shirur, Daund and Mulshi. Distribution of urban population in the towns is disproportionate. The two Class -I towns, viz. Pune Municipal Corporation and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation are the most populated towns covering 85% urban population in the district. It can be concluded on a positive note that after the implementation of the mitigation measures Environmental and Environmental Management Plan, the proposed project shall have positive impact on the Management Plan existing environmental features like air, water, land soil, flora, fauna etc. Any other issues related to PP informed that no activity pertaining to deepening of river will be undertaken as a part of this environmental proposal. sustainability Brief information of the project by SEAC

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 9 of Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 154 SEAC-III) PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for Mula, Mutha,Mula- Mutha River Rejuvenation Project.

The case was discussed on the basis of the documents submitted and presentation made by the proponent. All issues relating to environment, including air, water, land, soil, ecology, biodiversity and social aspects were examined. The proposal is appraised as category 8(b).

Salient features of the proposal as informed by the PP are as below:

Project description: The Mula and Mutha Rivers originate in the Sahyadri ranges and traverse across Pune city, and form Mula-Mutha River which eventually joins the Bhima River. The total length of the three rivers Mula, Mutha and Mula-Mutha traversing through Pune Municipal Corporation area is approximately 44.4 km.

The river length covered in this project along the land is as follows:

Mula River: Mumbai-Pune Bypass to Sangam Bridge (22.2 Km).

Mutha River: Mumbai-Pune Bypass to Mula-Mutha Sangam (10.4 Km).

Mula-Mutha River: Mula-Mutha Sangam to Kharadi (11.8 Km).

Terms of References: PP has received ToR from EAC (MoEFCC) on 10th August 2017.

Purpose of the study: The environmental study undertaken was aimed at identifying existing environmental conditions, predicting environmental impacts associated with the proposed Mula, Mutha & Mula-Mutha River Rejuvenation to suggest mitigation measures to mitigate the adverse environmental impacts. The different activities that are likely to take place were analyzed and proposed mitigation measures were assessed for their adequacy. Further mitigation measures shall be proposed if necessary. The study will also establish the likely effect on the environment, human beings, local communities, and on the adjoining/neighbouring areas as a consequence of the relevant phases of proposed project, methods, and measures contemplated for minimizing environmental damage and carrying out site restoration activities. SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 Accordingly, PP has submitted EIA Report to the Committee. DECISION OF SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 10 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) During discussion, PP informed that no activity pertaining to deepening of river will be undertaken as a part of this proposal.

During discussion following points emerged:

1. Corporate Environmental Responsibility: (1-a) PP has proposed rehabilitation and expansion of Municipal School Building costing 28.75 Cr over 5 years. PP to give details of expansion of every building and work to be done and expansion to be done in every year. (1-b) PP has proposed LED lighting with solar panel at slum area strips and EWS. PP has given only sum total for every year. PP to give details of activities to be done in every locality, every year. (1-c) PP has proposed RWH in school building at slum area. No details of the same are given. PP to submit details like name of school, how many pits are proposed and its budget. (1-d) PP has proposed sanitation blocks at various places. PP to give information viz. how many blocks are to be constructed, quantum of construction and year in which expansion will be done.

2. PP to submit indemnity bond indemnifying Environment Department, GoM from any legal consequences.

3. PP informed that there are 4 (four) barrages to be constructed at following places:(a) Mula - Kaspate Chowk, (b) Mula - Bund Garden, (c) Mundhwa and (d) Mutha - Garware College. As the Committee has no expert working in this field, the Committee has not gone into this aspect. Proper appraisal from proper authority in this regard is solicited.

SEAC decided to recommend the proposal for prior environmental Clearance, subject to PP complying with the above conditions.

Specific Conditions by SEAC:

1) PP shall not carry out any activity pertaining to deepening of river as a part of this proposal. FINAL RECOMMENDATION SEAC-III have decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for Prior Environmental clearance subject to above conditions SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 11 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Application for Environmental Clearance for Expansion in “45 Nirvana Hills (Vihar)” proposed SRA, Residential & Commercial project on plot bearing S. No. 44/1, Village -Erandwane, Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune, Maharashtra by M/s Kumar Sinew Developers Pvt. Ltd. Is a Violation Case: No

Expansion in “45 Nirvana Hills (Vihar)” proposed SRA, Residential & Commercial project on plot 1.Name of Project bearing S. No. 44/1, Village -Erandwane, Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune, Maharashtra by M/s Kumar Sinew Developers Pvt. Ltd. 2.Type of institution Private 3.Name of Project Proponent M/s Kumar Sinew Developers Pvt. Ltd. Miss. Krutikumar LalitKumar Jain 4.Name of Consultant Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Thane, Maharashtra 5.Type of project SRA, Residential & Commercial project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification Expansion in existing project in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, We have received Environment Clearance File No SEAC -2010/CR.494/TC.2 on dated whether environmental clearance 28/02/2011, EC amendment in area file no SEAC-2010/CR.494/TC.2 dated 30/03/2015 and EC has been obtained for existing revalidated having file no SEIAA-EC-0000000446 dated 18.09.2018 project 8.Location of the project S. No. 44/1, Erandwane 9.Taluka Haveli 10.Village Erandwane Correspondence Name: M/s Kumar Sinew Developers Pvt. Ltd. Room Number: 362/3A Floor: 10th floor Building Name: Kumar Business Centre Road/Street Name: Bund Garden road Locality: Pune City: Pune -411001 11.Whether in Corporation / Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) Municipal / other area We have received approval from SRA, letter dated 02.02.2019 vide no. SRA/308/2019 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: SRA/308/2019 dated 02.02.2019 Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 841470 13.Note on the initiated work (If Construction of A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A7, A8, A9, A11, A12 buildings are completed & construction applicable) of A10, C1 & C2 are in process as per EC. 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ We have received approval from SRA, letter dated 02.02.2019 vide no. SRA/308/2019 Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 3,03,708 m2 16.Deductions 1,38,713 m2 17.Net Plot area 1,64,995 m2 a) FSI area (sq. m.): 8,41,470 m2 18 (a).Proposed SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 5,62,842 m2 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 1404312 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 8,41,470 m2 18 (b).Approved Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 5,62,842 m2 DCR Date of Approval: 02-02-2019 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 70,241 m2 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 42.6% to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 22000000000

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 12 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 22.Number of buildings & its configuration Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 A Type Building (Existing) - - 2 Building A1 & A2 G+6 floors 20.30 3 Building A3 & A4 G+6 floors 20.30 4 Building A5, A7 & A8 G+7 floors 23.20 5 Building A9 G+7 floors 25.52 Rehabilitation buildings (A10 to 6 A40) (RGP + Kalewadi + Rautwadi - - + Hanumangar) 7 Building A10 P+7 floors 23.20 8 Building A11 & A12 P+12 floors 37.88 9 Building A13 G+4 floors 14.90 10 Building A14 P+12 floors 37.70 11 Building A15 - A29 P+13 floors 40.60 12 Building A30 - A40 P+12 floors 37.70 13 Free sale buildings - - 14 Building C1, C2 B+8P+LG+UG+21 floor 99.95 15 Building C3, C4 B+LG+UP+3P+27 floor 99.95 16 MALL Building B1 2B+G+2 floor 21 17 Residential above Mall Building - - 18 B1 (A) 2B+G+2+2P+35 floor 136.68 19 B1 (B) 2B+G+2+2P+35 floor 136.68 20 B1 (C) 2B+G+2+2P+35 floor 136.68 21 Commercial above Mall building - - 22 B1 (D) 2B+G+2+3P+27 floor 133.09 23 B1 (E) 2B+G+2+3P+27 floor 133.09 24 B1 (F) 2B+G+2+3P+27 floor 133.09 25 B1 (G) 2B+G+2+3P+27 floor 133.09 26 Free sale residential building - - 27 F1, F2 G+2P+39 floor 124.4 28 F3, F4 G+2P+38 floor 121.5 29 Commercial building - - 30 E B+G+2P+5 floor 28.7 31 B3 2P+10 floor 39.6 32 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329B2 B+G+4P+14 floor 68.4 33 Residential building-D 8P+41 floor 148.9 34 Club House 1 G+1 8.1 35 Club House 6 G+1 9 36 Club House 8 G+1 8.1 37 Club House 9 G+1 9 38 Club House10 G+1 8.1 Tenement-9,338 Shop & 39 Total - offices-3,648

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 13 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 23.Number of No. of Tenements-9,338 nos. tenants and shops No. of Shops & offices-3,648 nos. 24.Number of Residential population – 46,605 nos. Commercial population – 28,457 nos. Total population – expected residents / 75,062 nos. users 25.Tenant density 566 tenants/ha per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire 15 m wide DP road station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all Internal road - 6 m & 15 m Turning radius - 9 m & 12 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing School, Hospital & 4,500 nos. of slum housing are existing on site. structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with 4,500 nos. of slum housing.13,500 m3 demolition quantity will be generated. disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water Pune Municipal corporation Fresh water (CMD): 4,905 Recycled water - 2,667 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 129 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool NA make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 7572 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329: Fire fighting - Underground water 2,051 m3 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 628 m3 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 3,676

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 14 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water Pune Municipal corporation Fresh water (CMD): 4,905 Recycled water - 2,667 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 65 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool NA make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 7572 : Fire fighting - Underground water 2,051 m3 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 628 m3 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 3,740 Details of Swimming NA pool (If any) 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Domestic applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable

Level of the Ground 15-20 m BGL water table: Size and no of RWH tank(s) and 2 nos. of RWH tanks with quantities of 250 m3 and 570 m3 Quantity: Location of the RWH As per master plan tank(s): Quantity of recharge 37 Nos. 34.Rain Water pits: Harvesting Size of recharge pits (RWH) 1.5 m x 1.5 m x 1.5 m : Budgetary allocation Rs. 58 Lakh (Capital cost) : SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Budgetary allocation Rs. 2 Lakh/year (O & M cost) : Drinking UG Tank Capacity: 1,157 m3 Details of UGT tanks Domestic UG tank Capacity: 3,673 m3 if any : Fire Fighting tank: 2,051 m3

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 15 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Natural water As per contour plan drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm 3 m3/sec drainage water: Size of SWD: 450 mm x 300 mm (At initial level)

Sewage generation 6,813 m3/day in KLD: STP technology: MBBR Technology 14 no. having total capacity 7,155 m3/day (1 no. x 315 m3/day, 1 no. x 335 m3/day, 1 no. x 615 m3/day, 1 no. x 805 m3/day, 1 no. x 740 Capacity of STP m3/day, 1 no. x 715 m3/day, 1 no. x 780 m3/day, 1 no. x 675 m3/day, 1 (CMD): Sewage and no. x 750 m3/day, 1 no. x 30 m3/day, 1 no. x 115 m3/day, 1 no. x 315 Waste water m3/day, 1 no. x 490 m3/day, 1 no. x 475 m3/day) Location & area of Location - On ground Area of STP 3,578 m2 the STP: Budgetary allocation Rs.2,108 Lakh (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation Rs.316 Lakh/year (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management • Waste generation is 3,18,392 m3 • Quantity of the top soil to be preserved: 15,919 m3. • Quantity of the top soil to be preserved: Top Waste generation: Waste generation in soil preservation / conservation: Top soil will be preserved and later the Pre Construction reused in landscape area. and Construction phase: Disposal of the Debris generated will be sent to the authorized debris disposal site as construction waste per “Construction and Demolition and De-silting Waste (Management debris: and Disposal) Rules 2006. Dry waste: 12,661 kg/day Wet waste: 15,446 kg/day Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry 1,064 kg/day sludge): Others if any: E waste: 37,531 kg/year Dry garbage will be handover to authorized recyclers for further Dry waste: handling & disposal purpose. Wet waste: Wet waste will be treated by using Organic waste converter machine. Hazardous waste: NA Mode of Disposal Biomedical waste (If NA of waste: SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329applicable): STP Sludge (Dry Dry sludge can be used as manure for plantation & gardening purposes sludge): inside the premise. E waste- handed over to authorised agencies for further handling & Others if any: disposal purpose. Location(s): Locations are as per master layout

Area Area for the storage of waste & other 208 m2 requirement: material: Area for machinery: 831 m2

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 16 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Budgetary allocation Capital cost: Rs.339 Lakh (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: Rs.83 Lakh/year 37.Effluent Charecterestics Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable Amount of effluent generation Not applicable (CMD): Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) At 100 % Load 107.90 1 400 kVA Ltrs/hrs.At 75 % Load 1 5 0.152 m 419 ºC 82.50 Lts/hrs At 100 % Load 107.90 2 500 kVA Ltrs/hrs. At 75 % Load 1 5 0.250 m 464 ºC 79.83 Lts/hrs At 100 % Load 165 3 750 kVA Ltrs/hrs. At 75 % Load 1 5 0.20 m 520 ºC 130.42 Lts/hrs At 100 % Load 203.8 4 1010 kVA Ltrs/hrs.At 75 % Load 1 5 - 500ºC 153.3 Lts/hrs 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 HSD Not applicable - - 41.Source of Fuel Authorised Vender 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site By road

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 17 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Total RG area : 21,450 m2 No of trees to be cut NA : Number of trees to 1,854 nos. will be planted & 200 nos. existing trees 43.Green Belt be planted : Development List of proposed Provided native trees : Timeline for completion of 6 to 9 months after completion of civil works plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number importance Provides fulfillment of wishes and 1 Ficus bengalhensis Vad 32 other material gains 2 Ficus religiosa Pimpal 24 Used for worshiping 3 Ficus racemosa Umbar 46 Fruit bearing 4 Syzygium cumini Jambhul 40 Fruit bearing 5 Madhuca indica Moha 36 Medicinal values 6 Prosopis spicigera Shami 33 Used for worshiping 7 Hirda Hirda 37 Used for medicine, timber, fuel 8 Terminalia belerica Beheda 37 Medicinal values 9 Aegle marmelos Bel 20 Medicinal values 10 Terminalia arjuna Arjun 31 Medicinal values 11 Sapindus trifoliatus Ritha 23 Flowering tree 12 Karanj Karanj 31 Shade giving tree Flowers white, fragrant, axillary, 13 Mimusops elengi Bakul 37 solitary or fascicled, Fruits ovoid, or ellipsoid berries 14 Butea Monosperma Palas 36 Used for worshiping Fast growing Tree, useful for 15 Azadirachta indica Neem Tree 34 methane gas production Pterospermum 16 Muchkand 38 Medicinal values canescens 17 Bauhinia racemosa Apta 40 Butterfly host tree 18 Cordia Bhokar 50 Flowering tree 19 Eleocarpus sphaericus Rudraksh 18 Fruit bearing tree 20 Tamarindus indica Chinch 14 Fruit bearing tree 21 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Acacia chundra Khair 32 Medicinal values Anthosaphalus Shady, large tree, ball shaped 22 Kadamb 40 Kadamba flowers. 23 Bombax ceibakate Kate sawar 10 Cotton tree flower Drough resistance, Butterfly host 24 Cassia fistula Bahava 42 tree 25 Ficus retusa Nadruk 34 Fruit bearing tree Large tree, good for roadside 26 Ailanthus excelsa Maharukh 38 plantation Anthosaphalus Shady, large tree, ball shaped 27 Kadamb 41 kadamba flowers.

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 18 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 28 Caryota urens Fish Tail Palm 20 Tall evergreen tree Medium sized deciduous tree. 29 Erythrina indica Pangara 36 Bright scarlet flowers. Small tree, Fragrant white flowers, 30 Murrayya paniulate Kunti 48 Butterfly host plant Medium sized evergreen tree, 31 Michela champaca Son Chafa 39 fragrant yellow flowers, Butterfly host plant 32 Saraca asoka Sita Asoka 41 Shady tree with red-yellow flowers. Lagestromia flosre 33 Tamhan 45 State flower tree of Maharashtra genia Hong kong Orchid Medium sized tree with pink 34 Bauhinia blakeana 56 Tree flower, medicinal value 35 Bucida molineti Spiny Black Olive 26 Medium sized tree Shady tree,The leaves, stem and 36 Brassia actinophylla Umbrella tree 28 roots are used in herbal preparations Almost every part of this tree is useful and its bark, fruits and 37 Cassia fistula Golden shower tree 27 flowers have been used for medicinal purpose. Medium sized tree, medicinal 38 Erythrina glauca Coral Tree 38 value Rich in medicinal properties is 39 Michelia champaca Champa 48 used in several ayurvedic preparations Evergreen tree is mainly grown for 40 Plumeria obtusa Champa White 50 its strongly fragrant white flowers 41 Samanea saman Rain Tree 49 Large & shady tree 42 Tabebuia argentea Golden Bell 22 Medium sized, with yellow flowers Clustering Fishtail Large sized Evergreen, 43 Caryota mitis 12 Palm Ornamental tree Chrysalidocarpus 44 Golden cane palm 18 Medium- large sized tree lutescens 45 Rhapis excela Bamboo Palm 63 Medium- large sized tree Medium- large sized, Ornamental 46 Roystonea regia Royal palm 56 tree 47 Washingtonia robusta Mexican Fan Palm 36 Large sized evergreen tree Large sized Evergreen tree & Easy 48 Wodyetia bifurcata Foxtail Palm 34 for maintenance 49 Carcia papaya Papaya 42 Medium sized, Fruit bearing tree Medium sized tree, medicinal 50 Piper nigrum Black paper 38 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329value 51 Ficus lyrata Fiddle-leaf fig 34 Air-purifying Tree Absorb harmful pollutants from 52 Areca catechu Areca palm 21 indoor air and provide fresh air 53 Azardiracta Indica Neem 33 Large sized evergreen tree 54 Total - 1,854 - 45.Total quantity of plants on ground 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG:

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 19 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 NA NA NA 47.Energy Source of power Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. (MSEDCL) supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 116 kVA Load) DG set as Power back-up during 125 kVA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 68,940 kW load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand 34,524 kW load): Transformer: 38 nos. x 630 kVA, 3 nos. x 315 kVA, 22 nos. x 1000 kVA DG set as Power back-up during 2 nos. x 400 kVA, 20 nos. x 1010 kVA, 2 nos. x 500 kVA, 1 no. x 75 kVA operation phase: Fuel used: HSD Details of high tension line passing NA through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: The following Energy Conservation Methods are proposed in the project: ? Energy Saving using Energy efficient LED fixtures Against Conventional CFL/T8 fixture with Electronic Ballast for Common Area: 1897551 kWH ? Energy saving using Low Loss Transformer Against Conventional Transformer: 220752 kWH ? Energy Saving using Solar Water Heater Against Electrical Water Heater: 7703850 kWH ? Energy Saved by Solar PV: 171000 kWH ? Energy Saved by Automatic Timer logic controller for lighting Control Against No Timer Control: 1540667 kWH ? Energy Saved by Using VFD for Lift against conventional drive: 1016890 kWH ? Total Energy Saving in Project by Energy saving measures: 14089710 kWH 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number 1. Energy Saving using Energy efficient LED fixtures 1 Against Conventional CFL/T8 fixture with Electronic 34% SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Ballast for Common Area 2. Energy saving using Low Loss Transformer 2 5% Against Conventional Transformer 3. Energy Saving using Solar Water Heater Against 3 75% Electrical Water Heater 4 4. Energy Saved by Solar PV 5% 5. Energy Saved by Automatic Timer logic controller 5 43% for lighting Control Against No Timer Control 6. Energy Saved by Using VFD for Lift against 6 20% conventional drive

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 20 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 7. Total Energy Saving in Project by Energy saving 7 12% measures 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed Not Not applicable Not applicable applicable

Budgetary allocation Capital cost: Rs.2,635 Lakh (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: Rs.29 Lakh/year 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number Water spray for dust 1 Air Environment 10 suppression Tyre cleaning and 2 - 3 vehicle maintenance 3 - Safety nets 5 Site Sanitation, toilets, 4 Water Environment safe drinking water, 3 septic tank Environmental 5 - 2 Monitoring Storm water 6 - 4 management 7 - Disinfection 5 Socio Economic Health Checkup & 8 4 Environment first aid Safety Personal 9 Health & Safety Protective 5 Equipment’s 10 Noise Environment Traffic Management 3 Site fencing and Noise 11 - 12 barriers 12 Total - 56 b) Operation Phase (with Break-up): Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) 14 nos. of STP having Sewage Treatment 1 total capacity 7,155 2,108 316 plant SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329m3/day 37 nos. of recharge pits Size of recharge 2 Rain water Harvesting 58 2 pits 1.5 m x 1.5 m x 1.5 m Cost for Treatment of Solid Waste biodegradable 3 339 83 Management garbage in OWC (14 nos.) 4 Energy conservation Solar street lighting 2,635 29

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 21 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Monitoring and Environment MoEF approved 5 analysis of Air, Noise, 10 monitoring Laboratory water, soil, etc. Landscape Development including Tree plantation & 6 145 11 tree plantation along landscaping with the plot boundary Laying of storm water 7 & sewer drain upto - 2 1 final disposal point 8 Total - 5,287 452 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & 1 no. of the junction design of confluence: Number and area of 5 nos. of parking & total parking area of basement 88,076 m2 basement: Number and area of 2 nos. of parking & total parking area of podium 65,609 m2 podia: Total Parking area: 4,92,251 m2 Area per car: Basements -35 m2, Podium floors - 30 m2, Stilt - 30 m2 Area per car: Basements -35 m2, Podium floors - 30 m2, Stilt - 30 m2 Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by 27,747 nos. competent authority: Number of 4- SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Wheelers as approved by 9,480 nos. competent authority: Public Transport: NA Width of all Internal 6 m & 15 m roads (m): CRZ/ RRZ clearance Not Applicable obtain, if any:

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 22 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted Not Applicable areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8 (b) B1 Category Notification sheet Court cases pending Not Applicable if any We have received Environment Clearance vide file No Other Relevant SEAC-2010/CR.494/TC.2 on dated 28/02/2011 , EC amendment in area

Informations vide file no SEAC-2010/CR.494/TC.2 dated 30/03/2015 and Revalidation of Environment Clearance dated 18.09.2018 Have you previously submitted No Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online - submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of the Satisfactory. project Water Budget Satisfactory. Waste Water Satisfactory. Treatment Drainage pattern of Satisfactory. the project Ground water Satisfactory. parameters Solid Waste Satisfactory. Management Air Quality & Noise Satisfactory. Level issues Energy Management Satisfactory. Traffic circulation system and risk Satisfactory. assessment Landscape Plan Satisfactory. Disaster management system Satisfactory. and risk assessmentSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 Socioeconomic Satisfactory. impact assessment Environmental Satisfactory. Management Plan Any other issues related to Satisfactory. environmental sustainability Brief information of the project by SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 23 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for total plot area of 3,03,708 m2, FSI area of 8,41,470 m2, Non FSI area of 5,62,842 m2 and total BUA of 1404312 m2.

DECISION OF SEAC PP has satisfactorily complied with the points raised in 93rd meeting of SEAC-3.

SEAC decided to recommend the proposal for prior environmental Clearance.

Specific Conditions by SEAC:

1) . FINAL RECOMMENDATION SEAC-III have decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for Prior Environmental clearance subject to above conditions

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 24 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Residential Development Is a Violation Case: No

1.Name of Project Myra 2.Type of institution Private 3.Name of Project Proponent Mr. Salim Talab 4.Name of Consultant Enviro Analysts & Engineers Pvt. Ltd. 5.Type of project Housing project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification New in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance Not Applicable has been obtained for existing project 8.Location of the project S. No. 18, Kondhawa, Taluka- Haveli, Pune, Maharashtra 9.Taluka Haveli 10.Village Kondhawa Correspondence Name: 56, Lulla Nagar Room Number: -- Floor: -- Building Name: -- Road/Street Name: -- Locality: Pune City: Pune 11.Whether in Corporation / Pune Municipal Corporation Municipal / other area Applied 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: Applied Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 30044.11 13.Note on the initiated work (If Not Applicable applicable) 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ Not Applicable Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 6915 m2 16.Deductions 1349.21 m2 17.Net Plot area 5565.79 a) FSI area (sq. m.): 16592.22 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 13451.89 m2 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 30044.11 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): Applied 18 (b).Approved SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): Applied DCR Date of Approval: 20-12-2018 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 1874.73 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 16.59 % to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 450660000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 25 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 4 Buildings A to D B1+B2+P+16 50.40 23.Number of 256 Nos. tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / 1280 Nos. users 25.Tenant density 371 per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire 40 m wide external road, fire station abutting to the site – 0.07 Km from the site station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all around the building is 9 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing No structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with Not Applicable disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water PMC Fresh water (CMD): 115 Recycled water - 58 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 04 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 05 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 182 : Fire fighting - Underground water 300 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 100 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 82

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 26 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water PMC Fresh water (CMD): 115 Recycled water - 58 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 00 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 05 make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 178 : Fire fighting - Underground water 300 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 100 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 86 Details of Swimming 1 No. (6 X 14.50 = area 87 m2) pool (If any) Make up water = 5 m3 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Fresh water NA 115 115 0 11 11 0 104 104 requireme nt Domestic NA 58 58 0 6 6 0 52 52 Gardening NA 4 4 0 4 4 0 0 0

Level of the Ground 20 m water table: Size and no of RWH tank(s) and NA Quantity: Location of the RWH NA tank(s): Quantity of recharge 5 Nos. pits: 34.Rain Water SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Size of recharge pits Harvesting 2m x2 m x 1.5m (RWH) : Budgetary allocation Rs. 7.5 Lakhs (Capital cost) : Budgetary allocation Rs.0.30 Lakhs/annum (O & M cost) : Domestic UG tank Capacity: 144 m3 with 1.5 days storage. Drinking water UG tank Capacity: 28 m3 Details of UGT tanks Fire UG tank Capacity: 300 m3 if any : Flushing tank: 89 m3 1.5 day storage OHT : 53 m3

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 27 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III)

Natural water From E to W drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm 289.57 m3/hr. drainage water: Size of SWD: 300 mm wide trench

Sewage generation 156 m3/day in KLD: STP technology: MBBR Capacity of STP 1 No. 180 m3 (CMD): Sewage and Location & area of Location near OWC 121.20 m2 Waste water the STP: Budgetary allocation Rs.52.00 Lakhs (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation Rs.11.90 Lakhs (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management

Waste generation in Waste generation: 35 Kg the Pre Construction Disposal of the Disposal of the construction waste debris: This material shall be used and Construction construction waste for back filling and leveling of the internals roads phase: debris: Dry waste: 256 kg/day Wet waste: 384 kg/day Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry 27 Kg /day sludge): Others if any: NA Dry waste: Will be handed over to authorized agency Swach Wet waste: Will be treated in an Organic Waste Converter Hazardous waste: NA Mode of Disposal Biomedical waste (If NA of waste: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry Will be used as manure for landscaping and excess, if any, will be hand sludge): over to authorized vendor for disposal. Others if any: NA SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Location(s): Near 2W parking area

Area Area for the storage of waste & other 54 m2 requirement: material: Area for machinery: Included in above Budgetary allocation Capital cost: Rs. 14.75 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: Rs.3.08 Lakhs/ annum 37.Effluent Charecterestics

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 28 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) 1 NA NA NA NA NA Amount of effluent generation NA (CMD): Capacity of the ETP: NA Amount of treated effluent NA recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: NA Membership of CETP (if require): NA Note on ETP technology to be used NA Disposal of the ETP sludge NA 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number 1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) 1 200 KVA Dg set Diesel 1 No. 52.42 153 mm 300 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Diesel NA Diesel Diesel 41.Source of Fuel Authorized Vendors 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site By Road

Total RG area : 654.80 m2 No of trees to be cut 11 Nos. : Number of trees to 110 Nos. 43.Green Belt be planted : Development List of proposed As mentioned in the list below native trees : Timeline for completion of Till the completion of the project. SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number importance Ornamental flowering tree. Tree Amaltaj/Golden 1 Cassia fistula 15 has strong & very durable wood. It Shower Tree has medicinal properties. Ornamental flowering tree. It has 2 Plumeriarubra Red Chafa 13 medicinal properties.

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 29 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Ornamental tree. Tree with fragrant flowers. Timber used in woodworking. It has cultural and 3 Magnolia champaca Sonchafa/Champak 10 medicinal significance. It attracts birds, butterflies and humming birds. Beautiful foliage& fragrant 4 Saracaasoca Seeta Ashok 15 flowers. Evergreen and ornamental tree. It’s a sacred tree Lagerstroemia Ornamental flowering tree, 5 Tamhan 15 speciosa medicinal properties. 6 Mangiferaindica Mango/Amba 10 Fruit bearing tree. Medicinal plant. Medicinal properties, fast growing 7 Azadiractaindica Neem 12 tree, draught resistant, shade- giving tree, requires less water Shade tree, used to produce 8 Albizzialebbek Sirish 10 timber, it’s a food resource for fauna. Fragrant white flowers with beautiful pink to red flush of drooping young leaves. 9 Mesuaferrea Nagchampa/ Nagkesar 10 Ornamental tree with graceful shape. Used in incense, soap, perfume oil, essential oils, candles, and personal toiletries. 10 Trees to be retained: ------Ornamental evergreen tree. The 11 Ficus racemosa Umber 2 tree attracts birds. Very large & stately tree used in parks. Medicinal properties, fast growing 12 Azadiracta indica Neem 8 tree, draught resistant, shade- giving tree, requires less water Medicinal properties, fast growing 13 Arecaceae Silver Palm 13 tree, draught resistant, shade- giving tree, requires less water Beautiful foliage& fragrant 14 Saracaasoca Ashoka 26 flowers. Evergreen and ornamental tree. It’s a sacred tree Leucaena 15 Subabhul 28 small fast-growing native tree leucocephala 16 Plants to be cut ------Ornamental evergreen tree. The 17 Ficus racemosa Umber 2 tree attracts birds. Very large & stately tree used in parks. Medicinal properties, fast growing 18 AzadiractaSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 indica Neem 1 tree, draught resistant, shade- giving tree, requires less water Beautiful foliage& fragrant 19 Saracaasoca Ashoka 7 flowers. Evergreen and ornamental tree. It’s a sacred tree Leucaena 20 Subabhul 1 small fast-growing native tree leucocephala 45.Total quantity of plants on ground 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG:

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 30 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 NA NA NA 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 45 KVA Load) DG set as Power back-up during 65 KVA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 1278.60 kW load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand 890.09 KVA load): Transformer: 1 Nos. 630 KVA & 1 No. 315 KVA DG set as Power back-up during 1 D.G set- 200 KVA operation phase: Fuel used: Diesel Details of high tension line passing NA through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: • Solar powered lighting in external common area • Use of Energy efficient electrical fixtures. • Use of Solar Panels for Hot Water • Automatic time based controls are proposed in Drive –ways of Parking to save power by switching ON & OFF the lights at appropriate time. • V3F drive motors should be used for lifts, which saves 30% energy consumption. • 1% Solar PV. 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number 1 Total Power consumption 1452333.7 kWhr/Annum 2 Saving by using other energy saving practices 1132254.2 kWhr/Annum 3 Net Power Consumption 320079.5 kWhr/Annum Average consumption per sq. mt per year (without 4 SEAC-AGENDA-000000032987.5 kWhr/Sqmtr/Annum saving) Average consumption per sq. mt per year (with 5 68.24 kWhr/Sqmtr/Annum saving) 6 Total Saving 22.02 % 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed Waste NA 1 No. STP will proposed Water

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 31 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Solid NA 1 No. OWC will proposed waste

Budgetary allocation Capital cost: Rs.10.50 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: Rs.0.525 Lakhs/annum 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number Water For Dust 1 Air Environment Suppression, Air & 1.2 Noise monitoring Tanker water for 2 Water Environment construction ,Water 1.5 monitoring Site Sanitation, 3 Land Environment 6.4 Gardening Disinfection- Pest Socio- Economic Control ,First Aid 4 3.2 Environment Facilities,Health Check Up, PPE b) Operation Phase (with Break-up): Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) 1 Water STP 52.00 11.90 2 Water RWH 7.5 0.30 3 Solid waste OWC 14.75 3.08 Solar Water Heating 4 Energy 10.50 0.52 and Solar PV Panels 5 Land Landscaping 10.48 1.00 Ambient Air quality, Noise Level, Exhaust Environmental from DG Set, Drinking 6 -- 19.72 Monitoring Water, Sewage from STP, As per EP act, Manure 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 32 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Nos. of the junction to the main road & 2 Nos. design of confluence: Number and area of 2 basements, 6856.65 m2 basement: Number and area of NA podia: Total Parking area: 8132.61 m2 Area per car: avg-30-35 m2 Area per car: avg-30-35 m2 Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by 538 competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by 269 competent authority: Public Transport: near by Bus stop Width of all Internal 6 m roads (m): CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted NA areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(a) Notification sheet Court cases pending No if any Other Relevant NA Informations Have you previously submitted No Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online - SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of the - project Water Budget - Waste Water - Treatment Drainage pattern of - the project

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 33 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Ground water - parameters Solid Waste - Management Air Quality & Noise - Level issues Energy Management - Traffic circulation system and risk - assessment Landscape Plan - Disaster management system - and risk assessment Socioeconomic - impact assessment Environmental - Management Plan Any other issues related to - environmental sustainability Brief information of the project by SEAC PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for total plot area of 6915 m2, FSI area of 16592.22 m2, Non FSI area of 13451.89 m2 and total BUA of 30044.11 m2.

DECISION OF SEAC SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 34 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) During discussion following points emerged:

1. In CER PP has proposed avenue plantation, sanitation facility and provision of drinking water. PP has not given numbers and location of the same. PP to revise CER accordingly.

2. PP to revise fire tender movement plan indicating width of drive way 6 m and 1.5 m for services indicating direction of movement. PP to submit cross sections at 4 places.

3. PP to submit parking layout at all levels, B1, B2 and Ground.

4. PP to submit basement ( 2 nos.) approval plan and basement ventilation plan.

5. PP informed that the development will be complete in single phase and occupation will be given in single instance and not in phases. PP to submit undertaking regarding the same.

6. PP informed that approx. 15000 m3 debris will be transported to other site. PP to submit details of the same.

Specific Conditions by SEAC: FINAL RECOMMENDATION SEAC-III decided to defer the proposal.Kindly find SEAC decision above.

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 35 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Proposed Residential Development at Sr. No. 31/P & 31/2P, Plot- B; Village - Balewadi, Taluka - Haveli, Pune., Maharashtra Is a Violation Case: No

Proposed Residential Development at Sr. No. 31/P & 31/2P, Plot- B; Village - Balewadi, Taluka - 1.Name of Project Haveli, Pune., Maharashtra 2.Type of institution Private 3.Name of Project Proponent M/s. Mantra Kingdom through Mr. Sailesh Agarwal 4.Name of Consultant Ultra-Tech (Environmental Consultancy & Laboratory) 5.Type of project Residential & MAHADA Development 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification New Project in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance Not applicable has been obtained for existing project 8.Location of the project Balewadi, Sr. No. 31/2(p), 31/1(p), Plot-B 9.Taluka Haveli 10.Village Balewadi Correspondence Name: Mr. Sailesh Agarwal Room Number: T4/T5 Floor: 3rd floor Building Name: Metropole Building Road/Street Name: Bund Garden Road Locality: Next to INOX Theatre City: Pune 11.Whether in Corporation / Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) Municipal / other area Applied 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: Applied Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 55104.81 13.Note on the initiated work (If NA applicable) 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ NA Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 12075.0 m2 16.Deductions 925.27 m2 17.Net Plot area 11149.73 m2 a) FSI area (sq. m.): 28431.81 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 26673.00 Non-FSI) SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 55104.81 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 28431.81 18 (b).Approved Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 26673.00 DCR Date of Approval: 30-11-2019 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 2177 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 22.29% to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 711700000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 36 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 A1 2B+G+18 57.6 2 A2 2B+G+18 57.6 3 A3 2B+G+18 57.6 4 A4 2B+G+18 57.6 5 A5 2B+G+18 57.6 6 B (MAHADA) P+9 29.55 7 Club House G+1 8.15 23.Number of 421 Nos. tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / 2105 Nos. users 25.Tenant density 250 per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire 12.00 m station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement - 9.0 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing NA structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with NA disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable SEAC-AGENDA-000000032932.Total Water Requirement

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 37 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water PMC Fresh water (CMD): Residential – 173 & MAHADA – 20. Total - 193 Recycled water - Residential – 88 & MAHADA – 10. Total - 98 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - Residential – 4 & MAHADA – 1. Total - 5 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 4.5 make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) Residential – 265 & MAHADA – 31. Total – 269 : Fire fighting - Underground water 150 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water Residential – 10 CUM each building, & MAHADA – 25 CUM tank(CMD): Excess treated water 145 Source of water PMC Fresh water (CMD): Residential – 173 & MAHADA – 20. Total - 193 Recycled water - Residential – 88 & MAHADA – 10. Total - 98 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - NA Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 4.5 make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) Residential – 261 & MAHADA – 30. Total – 291 : Fire fighting - Underground water 150 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water Residential – 10 CUM each building, & MAHADA – 25 CUM tank(CMD): Excess treated water 145 Dimension of Pool: 6mx 12mx 1.2 m Volume of pool: 86.4 m3 Parameters to be monitored: pH: 7 to 7.6 Details of Swimming Chlorine contained: 0.8 to 1 PPM Residual chlorine in Pool pool (If any) Frequency of monitoring: Everyday.

Capital cost: 22.25 Lakhs SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329O & M cost: 12.50 Lakhs per annum 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Domestic NA NA NA Na NA NA Na NA NA

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 38 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Level of the Ground Summer Season – 21.84 m (average), Rainy Season – 8.50 m (average) water table: & Winter Season –15.17 m (average) Size and no of RWH tank(s) and NA Quantity: Location of the RWH NA tank(s): Quantity of recharge 6 Nos. of recharge pits pits: 34.Rain Water a) 3 Nos. of RWH percolation pits (For Roof Top) - 2.00 m x 2.00 m x Harvesting 2.00 m with 6" Dia. 50 to 60 m deep bore well via 1 no. of 0.9 m. dia. 1 (RWH) Size of recharge pits m. deep de - siltation pit & b) 3 Nos. of RWH percolation pits (for : surface run off) 2.00 m x 2.00 m x 1.75 m with 6" Dia. 50 to 60 m deep bore well via 2 nos. of 0.9 m. dia. 1 m. deep de - siltation pit with O & G trap Budgetary allocation 7.50 Lakhs (Capital cost) : Budgetary allocation 0.50 Lakhs per annum (O & M cost) : 1. Domestic UG tank Capacity (cum) : 288 Details of UGT tanks 2. Flushingtank Capacity(cum) : 102 if any : 3. Fire UG tank Capacity (cum) : 150

Natural water As per natural contour drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm 5793.27 m3 per year drainage water: Size of SWD: 400 mm diameter having slope 1:80

Sewage generation Residential – 242 & MAHADA – 28. Total - 270 in KLD: STP technology: MBBR (Anoxic-Aerobic) Process Capacity of STP Residential - 1 x 250 KLD & MAHADA- 30 KLD. Total – 280 KLD (CMD): Sewage and Location & area of On ground. Area: Residential – 115.56 m2 & MAHADA – 29.05 m2. Total Waste water the STP: area – 144.61 m2 Budgetary allocation 97.95 Lakhs (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation 19.03 Lakhs per annum (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management Waste generationSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 in Waste generation: 20.0 kg/day the Pre Construction Disposal of the and Construction construction waste Top soil to be preserved & remaining will be used for back filling phase: debris: Dry waste: 421 kgs/day Wet waste: 632 kgs/day Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry 56 kgs/day sludge): Others if any: E waste - 2.9 kgs/day

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 39 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Handed over to authorized recycler for further handling & disposal Dry waste: purpose Wet waste: Through Mechanical Composter (Smart OWC) Hazardous waste: NA Mode of Disposal Biomedical waste (If NA of waste: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry To be used as manure for gardening purpose or will be disposed of as sludge): per CPHEEO manual on sewerage E waste - Handed over to authorized recycler for further handling & Others if any: disposal purpose Location(s): As per master layout

Area Area for the storage of waste & other Residential - 12 m2 & MAHADA – 8 m2. Total – 20 m2 requirement: material: Area for machinery: 60 m2 Budgetary allocation Capital cost: 25.25 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: 6.0 Lakhs per year 37.Effluent Charecterestics Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable Amount of effluent generation Not applicable (CMD): Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust SectionSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 41.Source of Fuel Not applicable

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 40 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site Not applicable

On ground 1149.50 m2 & on podium 618.35 m2 & extra green area – Total RG area : 398.57 m2. Total R.G area – 2166.42 m2 No of trees to be cut NA : Number of trees to 43.Green Belt Proposed trees - 144 Nos. and existing trees - 5 Nos. be planted : Development List of proposed As listed below native trees : Timeline for completion of Till project completion plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number importance Tropical fruit tree & bird 1 Manikara zapota Chikoo 8 attracting tree Evergreen timber plant, 2 Michelia champaca Champa 8 ornamental Evergreen tree, timber yielding 3 Mimusop eselengii Bakul 8 and medicinal plant 4 Ficus benjamina Weeping fig 8 Evergreen & bird attracting tree Drought tolerant, ornamental & 5 Cassia fistula Golden shower 10 medicinal plant Used in pesticide & dye 6 Butea monosperma Flame tree 10 preparation, Drought tolerant, ornamental & 7 Cassia grandis Pink shower 8 medicinal plant 8 Saraca indica Sita ashok 8 Evergreen medicinal plant 9 Roystonia regia Royal palm 5 Nitrogen fixer, ornamental plant 10 Syzygium cumini Jambhul 8 Fruit tree & bird attracting Tropical fruit tree & bird 11 Neolamarkia cadamba Kadamba tree 8 attracting tree 12 Mangifera indica Mango tree 8 Evergreen & bird attracting tree Karanj is an important ayurvedic 13 Pongamia pinnata Karanj 8 medicine Evergreen Flowering and timber 14 Phyllanthus officinalis Awala 8 plant 15 Psidium guajava Peru 8 Fruit tree 16 AzadirachataSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 indica Neem 15 Traditional medicinal Plant Evergreen timber plant, 17 Albizia lebbeck Shrish 8 ornamental 18 Total - 144 Nos. - 45.Total quantity of plants on ground 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG: Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 Duranta 0.3 22.50

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 41 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 2 Golden dew drop 0.3 22.50 3 Oleander pink 0.3 22.50 4 Oleander red 0.3 22.50 5 Oleander white 0.3 22.50 6 Gaudichaudi 0.3 22.50 7 Crape jasmine 0.3 22.50 8 Tagar miniature 0.3 22.50 Tabernaemontana 9 0.3 22.50 variegated 10 Plumbago 0.3 22.50 11 Sonoran cassia 0.3 22.50 12 Paper flower 0.3 22.50 13 Golden trumpet 0.3 22.50 14 Crape myrtle 0.3 22.50 15 Firebush 0.3 22.50 16 Yellow elder 0.3 22.50 17 Acalypha marble pink 0.3 22.50 18 Pampass grass 0.3 22.50 19 Dianella grass 0.3 22.50 20 Myenia erecta 0.3 22.50 21 Cape honeysuckle 0.3 22.50 22 Golden thryallis 0.3 22.50 23 Lemonia spectabilis 0.3 22.50 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 25.70 KW Load) DG set as Power back-up during 1 no. X 40 kVA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 2071.99 kW load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand 895.33 kVA load): SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Transformer: Residential - 2 nos. x 630 kVA & MAHADA – 1 no. X 315 KVA DG set as Power back-up during 1no. X 63 KVA & 1no. X 400 KVA operation phase: Fuel used: HSD Details of high tension line passing Yes through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method:

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 42 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) • Energy efficient LED fixtures Against Conventional CFL/T8 fixture with Electronic Ballast for Common Area. • Low Loss Transformer Against Conventional Transformer • Solar PV cell (1 % of demand load ) • Automatic Timer logic controller for lighting • VFD for Lift against Non VFD 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number Conversion of CDMt/ CFL to LED light fittings & 1 (20691.12 kWh/Annum) 37% TIMERS Conversion of T5 florecent tube to LED light fittings 2 (28303.56 kWh/Annum) 39% & TIMERS 3 Solar PV Panels (10935 kWh/Annum) 100% 4 Solar Water Panels (628680 kWh/Annum) 85% Synchronising & V3F CONTROL WITH GEARLESS 5 (17520 kWh/Annum) 10% MECHANISM 6 Total energy saving (706,130 kWh/Annum) 18.6% 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed NA NA NA

Budgetary allocation Capital cost: 80.08 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: 16.16 lakhs/annum 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number Water For Dust 1 Air Environment 0.09 Suppression Air & Noise 2 Air Environment 0.10 Monitoring Tanker Water For 3 Water Environment Construction & 1.26 workers 4 Water Environment Water Monitoring 0.08 Labour toilets 10 Nos. 5 Land Environment Cleaning 12,500 1.25 Rs./month Biological Gardening & 6 3.08 Environment Excavation Socio-SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 Economic Disinfection- Pest 7 0.30 Environment Control Safety, First Aid, Socio- Economic Health Hygiene 8 0.60 Environment Facilities/ Health Check Up Socio- Economic 9 Crèches for children 2.40 Environment Socio- Economic Personal Protective 10 1.20 Environment Equipment

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 43 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 11 Total - 10.36 b) Operation Phase (with Break-up): Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) Sewage Treatment 1 2 No. x 280 KLD 97.95 19.3 Plant 2 Rain Water Harvesting 6 no. of recharge pits 7.50 0.50 Environmental 3 - As per MoEF guideline 0.50 Monitoring Green Belt 4 Plantation of tree 14.41 1.02 Development Solid Waste 5 2 Nos. of OWC 25.25 6.0 Management Energy saving 6 Energy 80.08 16.16 measures 7 Swimming Pool 1 No. 22.25 12.50 8 Total - 250.44 55.98 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & 1 no. design of confluence:

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 44 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Number and area of 2 Nos. Area - 10024.00 Sq.m basement: Number and area of 1 nos. Area – 575.00 Sq.m podia: Total Parking area: 15550.00 m2 Area per car: 40 m2 Area per car: 40 m2 Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by 884 Nos. competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by 418 Nos. competent authority: Public Transport: Bus Width of all Internal 6.00 m roads (m): CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted None within 10 km areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(a) B2 Notification sheet Court cases pending NA if any Other Relevant NA Informations Have you previously submitted No Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online - submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of theSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329- project Water Budget - Waste Water - Treatment Drainage pattern of - the project Ground water - parameters Solid Waste - Management

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 45 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Air Quality & Noise - Level issues Energy Management - Traffic circulation system and risk - assessment Landscape Plan - Disaster management system - and risk assessment Socioeconomic - impact assessment Environmental - Management Plan Any other issues related to - environmental sustainability Brief information of the project by SEAC PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for total plot area of 12075.0 m2, FSI area of 28431.81 m2, Non FSI area of 26673.00 m2 and total BUA of 55104.81 m2.

The proposal was previously considered in 80th meeting, wherein certain compliance points were recorded by the Committee. PP informed that he has revised the project resulting in change in configuration of the area statement. The Committee decided to appraise the proposal afresh.

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329DECISION OF SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 46 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) During discussion following points emerged:

1. In CER, PP has proposed construction of 1000 m road, this is responsibility of PMC. Hence, PP to propose some other activity useful for public at large.

2. In CER, PP has also proposed landscaping of road, which is responsibility of PMC. This activity is not allowed.

3. In CER, PP has proposed solar street light. PP submit details viz, number and location of the same.

4. PP to remove dependent parking in the stilt and relocate the same elsewhere.

5. PP to submit parking statement showing total number of parking required and proposed as per DCR / Town Planning norms with adequate area per car as per norms.

6. PP to submit copy of basement approval plan from PMC indicating 6 m wide fire drive way around MHADA building.

7. PP to provide separate RG for MHADA building.

8. PP to submit details / drawings of internal storm water drain up to final disposal point indicating RWH pit separately for storm water drain and terrace water.

9. PP to submit details / drawings of sewage drain up to final disposal point

10. PP to submit debris management plan including (a) debris required for refilling, (b) contour plan, (c) details of site where excess debris will be disposed, capacity of the site and NOC of plot owner. PP shall also ensure that debris disposed on other plot shall not be disposed on another plot. If to be disposed on another plot, the same shall be carried out as per prevailing environmental laws.

11. PP to submit cross section showing headroom above the water tank.

12. PP to submit details of OWC for MHADA Building.

13. PP to submit CFO NOC.

14. PP to submit indemnity bond indemnifying Environment Department, GoM from any legal consequences.

15. PP to submit undertaking for retaining of existing trees. SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Specific Conditions by SEAC:

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Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 47 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) FINAL RECOMMENDATION SEAC-III decided to defer the proposal.Kindly find SEAC decision above.

SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 48 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for EXPANSION OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROJECT “DWARKA” By M/s. Naiknavare Housing Developments Pvt. Ltd. at Gat No. 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 113/2, 124, 125, 126(P), 127, 128/1, 128/2, 128/3, 122, 123, Village- Mhalunge, Khed Dist. Pune State- Maharashtra Is a Violation Case: No

EXPANSION OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROJECT “DWARKA” By M/s. Naiknavare Housing Developments Pvt. Ltd. at Gat No. 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 113/2, 124, 125, 1.Name of Project 126(P), 127, 128/1, 128/2, 128/3, 122, 123, Village- Mhalunge, Khed Dist. Pune State- Maharashtra 2.Type of institution Private 3.Name of Project Proponent M/s. Naiknavare Housing Developments Pvt. Ltd. 4.Name of Consultant MITCON Consultancy & Engineering Services Ltd. 5.Type of project Township Project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification Expansion in existing project in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance EC has been obtained vide letter No. SEAC 2009/CR.15/TC2 dated 19th May 2010 has been obtained for existing project Gat No. 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 113/2, 124, 125, 126(P), 127, 128/1, 128/2, 128/3, 122, 8.Location of the project 123, Village- Mhalunge, Khed Dist. Pune State- Maharashtra 9.Taluka Mulshi 10.Village Mhalunge Correspondence Name: Mrs. Gauri Naiknavare Room Number: 1204/4 Floor: NA Building Name: NA Road/Street Name: Ghole Road Locality: Shivajinagar City: Pune 11.Whether in Corporation / PMRDA Municipal / other area C.R. No. 857, dated 10.11.16 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: C.R. No. 857, dated 10.11.16 Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 522702.15 Construction of A1 to A7, B1 to B8, B10 to B12, Sector 3 A (Row Houses), D3, D4, C1 to C18, 13.Note on the initiated work (If C27 to C29, C32 to C34, C37 to C40, Club house I-A, I-B, 2-A has been completed (Total Built up applicable) Area= 131784.02 Sq. m.) & D1, D2, C19 to C22, C41 to C42, School, Hotel & Staff buildings are under construction. 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ C.R. No. 857, dated 10.11.16 Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 244408.04 Sq. m. 16.Deductions SEAC-AGENDA-000000032945756.35 Sq. m. 17.Net Plot area (198651.69 x 0.9)= 178786.52 Sq. m. a) FSI area (sq. m.): 319296.58 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 203405.63 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 522702.21 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 319296.58 18 (b).Approved Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 203405.63 DCR Date of Approval: 10-11-2016 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 77407.98

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 49 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 43.29 to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 4650000000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 Sector 1A (A1-A5 & B1-B8) G+4 12 2 Club House 1A G+1 3.8 3 Sector 1B (A6, A7, B10-12) G+8 25.8 4 CLUB HOUSE – 1B G+1 3.25 Sector 2A (C1-C18, C37, C38, C27- 5 G+6 20.65 C29, C32-C40) 6 CLUB HOUSE – 2A G+1 4.10 7 Sector 3A (D1-D4) G+8 25.80 8 Row House G+1 6.40 9 Sector 1C (C41, C42) G+12 36.0 10 Sector 2A (C19-C20) G+12 36.0 11 Hotel P+7 33.25 12 School G+7 25.20 13 Sector 1C (C43, C44, F1-F6) G+12 37.20 14 CLUB HOUSE – 1C G+1 6.20 15 SECTOR – 1D (F7-F10) G+11 36.70 16 SECTOR – 1D (F11-F12) G+12 36.70 17 SECTOR – 2B (E1-E6) G+12 37.39 SECTOR – 3A (Row House, CLUB 18 G+1 6.4 HOUSE – 3A) 19 SECTOR – 2C (G1-G7) G+12 37.05 20 CLUB HOUSE – 2C G + 1 6.20 21 COMMERCIAL & RETAIL G+2 6.60 22 SHOPPING MALL G+3 13.35 23 OFFICES G+4 16.65 24 SPORTS COMPLEX G+5 21.0 25 HOSTEL G+4 15.15 23.Number of Existing= 1671, Proposed= 3638, Total Tenements= 5309 tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / Existing= 8355, Proposed= 24022, Total= 32377 users SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329 25.Tenant density NA per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire 36.0 m station to the proposed building(s)

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 50 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all 9.0 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation Construction of A1 to A7, B1 to B8, B10 to B12, Sector 3 A (Row Houses), D3, D4, C1 to C18, 29.Existing C27 to C29, C32 to C34, C37 to C40, Club house I-A, I-B, 2-A has been completed (Total Built up structure (s) if any = 131784.02 Sq. m.) 30.Details of the demolition with NA disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran Fresh water (CMD): 2658.59 Recycled water - 1399.31 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 188 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 6.0 (Source: Tanker) make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 4245.9 : Fire fighting - Underground water 1300 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 0 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 2059.41

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Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 51 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran Fresh water (CMD): 2658.59 Recycled water - 1399.31 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 0 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 6.0 (Source: Tanker) make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 4057.9 : Fire fighting - Underground water 1300 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 0 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 2247.41 1. Size of Pool = 13.0m x 25.0m x 1.2m Depth Details of Swimming 2. Total Volume of pool is 4,15,300 Ltrs. pool (If any) 3. Kids Pool= 4.5 m x 7.5 m x 0.75 m depth 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Domestic 751.95 1900.64 2652.59 75.2 190.064 265.264 676.76 1710.576 2387.336 Gardening 20.52 167.47 187.99 20.52 167.47 187.99 0 0 0 Fresh water 751.95 1906.64 2658.59 75.2 190.7 265.764 676.76 1715.94 2392.7 requireme nt

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Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 52 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Level of the Ground 10-15 m bgl water table: Size and no of RWH tank(s) and NA Quantity: Location of the RWH NA tank(s): Quantity of recharge 6 recharge borewells pits: Size of recharge pits 1.5 m dia x 3 m depth : Budgetary allocation 8.0 Lakhs 34.Rain Water (Capital cost) : Harvesting Budgetary allocation (RWH) 1.0 Lakhs/Annum (O & M cost) : 1. 1A (A1-A5, B1-B8)= 460 m3 2. 1B (A6, A7, B10-B12)= 410 m3 3. 2A (C1-C18, C27-29, C32-C34, C37-C40)= 655 m3 4. 2A (C19-C22)= 280 m3 5. 3A (Row Houses) + 3A (D1-D4)= 280 m3 6. 1C (F1-F6, C41-C44)= 1201 m3 Details of UGT tanks 7. 1D (F7-F12)= 700 m3 if any : 8. 2B (E1-E6)= 405 m3 9. 2C (G1-G7)= 605 m3 10. Hotel= 87 m3 11. Commercial= 173 m3 12. Hostel= 180 m3 13. School= 35.5 m3

Natural water Slope is from West to East Direction drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm 180272 m3 drainage water: Size of SWD: 450 mm wide x 450 mm deep

Sewage generation 3647.7 cmd in KLD: STP technology: Phytorid/MBBR/Extended Aeration Capacity of STP 12 Nos. having total capacity of 3710 m3/d (CMD): Sewage and Location & area of Total area of all STP's= 3424.33 Sq. m. Waste water the STP: Budgetary allocation 360.0 lakhs SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329(Capital cost): Budgetary allocation 30.0 lakhs/annum (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management Domestic Waste= 25 Kg/d, Total excavation is 296038 cu.m. (Top Soil:- Waste generation: Waste generation in 1,57,042 Cu.m, Soft Murum:- 83,062 Cum, Soft Rock:- 55,934 Cum) the Pre Construction and Construction Disposal of the phase: construction waste Will be used within site for leveling & back filling debris: Dry waste: 5477 Kg/d Wet waste: 7479.8 Kg/d Hazardous waste: DG Set Spent Oil= 320 Lits./year Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Joy S.Thakur (Secretary applicable):SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 53 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman Phase:SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) STP Sludge (Dry 365.0 Kg/d sludge): Others if any: E waste= 2964.7 Kg/year Dry waste: Will be handed over to authorized recycler Wet waste: Will be composted in OWC & used as manure for landscape/greenbelt Hazardous waste: Will be handed over to authorized recycler/vendor Mode of Disposal Biomedical waste (If NA of waste: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry Will be composted on site & used as manure for landscape/greenbelt sludge): Others if any: E waste will be handed over to authorized recycler Location(s): OWC will be provided sector wise

Area Area for the storage of waste & other 484.37 Sq. m. requirement: material: Area for machinery: 627.71 Sq. m. Budgetary allocation Capital cost: 40.0 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: 10.0 Lakhs/Annum 37.Effluent Charecterestics Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable Amount of effluent generation Not applicable (CMD): Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329level (m) DG Set= 45 KVA 1 Diesel= 10 lit/hr. 1 2.2 0.2 150 deg. cel. (Existing) DG Set= 82.5 KVA 2 Diesel= 18.8 lit/hr. 1 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. (Existing) DG Set= 200 KVA 3 Diesel= 46.2 lit/hr. 1 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. (Existing) DG Set= 62.5 KVA 4 Diesel= 14.1 lit/hr. 1 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. (Existing) DG Set= 3 Nos. x 200 5 Diesel= 138.6 lit/hr. 3 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. KVA (Proposed)

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 54 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) DG Set= 2 Nos. x 125 6 Diesel= 54.8 lit/hr. 2 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. KVA (Proposed) DG Set= 2 Nos. x 500 7 Diesel= 106.28 lit/hr. 2 2.2 0.2 150 deg. cel. KVA (Proposed) DG Set= 2 Nos. x 160 8 Diesel= 73.8 lit/hr. 2 2.8 0.2 150 deg. cel. KVA (Proposed) 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Diesel 89.1 Lit/hr. 373.48 lit/hr. 462.58 lit/hr. 41.Source of Fuel Local Vendor 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site By Road

Total RG area : 28593.93 Sq. m. No of trees to be cut 0 : Number of trees to Existing= 917, Proposed= 2136, Total= 3052 43.Green Belt be planted : Development List of proposed Attached native trees : Timeline for completion of On completion of project plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number importance 1 Murraya koenigii Kadipatta 60 Medicinal Plant 2 Bauhinia variegata Kanchan 280 Flowering Plant 3 Cassia fistula Amaltas 45 Flowering Plant 4 Caryota urens Fish tail palm 179 Flowering Plant 5 Wodyetia bifurcate Foxtail palm 156 Beautification 6 Lagerstromia speciose Tamhan 125 Flowering Plant 7 Michelia champaca Sonchafa 120 Flowering Plant 8 Mimusops elengi Bakul 102 Flowering Plant 9 Plumeria acutifolia Temple tree 34 Flowering Plant 10 Pongamia glabra Pongam 70 Medicinal Pterospermum 11 Muchkund 76 Flowering Plant acerifolium Spathodea 12 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Tulip tree 127 Flowering Plant campanulata 13 Terminalia Bellerica Beheda 64 Medicinal 14 Phyllanthus emblica Awala 60 Fruit Bearing Peltophorum 15 Copper pod 115 Flowering Plant ferrugineum 16 Parkia biglandulosa Chenduphal 53 Flowering Plant 17 Azadirachta indica Neem 46 Medicinal 18 Acacia auriculiformis Austrilian keekar 108 Beautification 19 Dillenia indica Karamal 74 Beautification

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 55 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Ncytanthus 20 Parijat 31 Flowering Plant arbortristis 21 Bauhinia racemose Apta 39 Cultural & Religious 22 Eleocarpus sphaericus Rudraksha 12 Medicinal 23 Butea monosperma Palas 10 Flowering Plant 24 Syzigium cumini Jamun 20 Fruit Bearing 25 Mutingia calabura Singapore cherry 25 Fruit Bearing 26 Pithecellobium dulci Vilayati imli 25 Fruit Bearing 27 Thespesia populnea Raan bhendi 20 Flowering Plant 28 Terminalia arjuna Arjun 10 Medicinal 29 Morus alba Mulberry 25 Fruit Bearing 30 Annona reticulate Ramphal 25 Fruit Bearing 45.Total quantity of plants on ground 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG: Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 NA NA NA 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 50 KW Load) DG set as Power back-up during 1 No. x 62.5 KVA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 15391 KW load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand 10004 KW load): Transformer: 18 Nos. x 630 KVA, 2 Nos. x 315 KVA, 3 Nos. x 200 KVA DG set as Power Existing: 1 No. x 45, 1 x 62.5, 1 x 82.5 & 1 No. x 200 KVA, Proposed: 3 x back-up during 200, 2 x 125, 2 x 160, 2 x 500 KVA operation phase: Fuel used: Diesel Details of high tension line passing NA SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: 1. 540 Nos. of PV Solar panels will be installed 2. Solar water heating system of capacity 207130 lit./day will be installed Savings= 2189590 Kwh/yr. 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number 1 Solar PV Panels, Solar Water Heating System 5.22 %

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 56 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed DG Set Stack & Acoustic Enclosure Stack & Acoustic Enclosure

Budgetary allocation Capital cost: 378.0 Lakhs (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: 10.0 Lakhs/Annum 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number Landscaping and Landscaping and 1 greenbelt greenbelt 3.0 development development 2 Sanitation Sanitation 5.0 Energy Conservation 3 Use of LED's 1.0 measures Water for dust 4 Water 2.0 suppression 5 Health and Safety Health and Safety 1.0 Environmental 6 Air, Water, Noise, Soil 5.0 Monitoring Solid Waste Solid Waste 7 2.0 Management Management b) Operation Phase (with Break-up): Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) 1 Water Conservation Rainwater harvesting 8.0 1.0 Landscaping and Landscaping and 2 greenbelt greenbelt 25.0 2.0 development development Sewage Treatment Sewage Treatment 3 360.0 30.0 Plant Plant Use of LED's, Solar Energy Conservation water heating 4 378.0 10.0 measures systems, Solar PV Panels Solid Waste 5 OWC 40.0 10.0 Management Environmental 6 Air, Water, Noise, Soil - 5.0 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Monitoring 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 57 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & One design of confluence: Number and area of NA basement: Number and area of NA podia: Total Parking area: 95363.06 Sq. m. Area per car: 12.5 Sq. m. Area per car: 12.5 Sq. m. Number of 2- Wheelers as Existing: Scooters= 2166, Cycles= 2166; Proposed: Scooters= 4721, Parking details: approved by Cycles= 4721 competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by Existing: 1404, Proposed: 1202 competent authority: Public Transport: PMC Buses & Private transport available Width of all Internal Min. 6 m roads (m): CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted NA areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(b)- Townships & Area Development Projects Notification sheet 1. District Court, Pune: Case No. 137, Year 2013, 2. CJJD Pune: Case Court cases pending No. R DARKHAST No. 611, Year 2012, 3. High Court Bombay: Case No. if any 3165, Year 2016 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Other Relevant NA Informations Have you previously submitted Yes Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online 11-11-2016 submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 58 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Environmental Impacts of the Satisfactory. project Water Budget Satisfactory. Waste Water Satisfactory. Treatment Drainage pattern of Satisfactory. the project Ground water Satisfactory. parameters Solid Waste Satisfactory. Management Air Quality & Noise Satisfactory. Level issues Energy Management Satisfactory. Traffic circulation system and risk Satisfactory. assessment Landscape Plan Satisfactory. Disaster management system Satisfactory. and risk assessment Socioeconomic Satisfactory. impact assessment Environmental Satisfactory. Management Plan Any other issues related to Satisfactory. environmental sustainability Brief information of the project by SEAC PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for total plot area of 244408.04 m2, FSI area of 319296.58 m2, Non FSI area of 203405.63 m2 and total BUA of 522702.21 m2.

DECISION OF SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 59 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) PP has satisfactorily complied with the points raised in 87th meeting of SEAC-3.

SEAC decided to recommend the proposal for prior environmental Clearance.

Specific Conditions by SEAC:

1) -- FINAL RECOMMENDATION SEAC-III have decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for Prior Environmental clearance subject to above conditions

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Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 60 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Rejuvenation Project for Indrayani River Is a Violation Case: No

1.Name of Project Rejuvenation Project for Indrayani River 2.Type of institution Government 3.Name of Project Proponent Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation 4.Name of Consultant Green Circle, Inc. 5.Type of project River Rejuvenation Project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification Not applicable in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance Not applicable has been obtained for existing project 8.Location of the project Pimpri Chinchwad 9.Taluka Pimpri Chinchwad 10.Village Pimpri Chinchwad Correspondence Name: Mr. Makarand Dnyanoba Nikam Room Number: NA Floor: NA Building Name: PCMC Building Road/Street Name: NA Locality: Pimpri City: Pimpri 11.Whether in Corporation / Municipal Municipal / other area NA 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: NA Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 00 13.Note on the initiated work (If NA applicable) 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ NA Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 471.47 ha 16.Deductions 00 17.Net Plot area 471.47 ha a) FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 00 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (b).Approved SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 DCR Date of Approval: 28-03-2019 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 4384671 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 4384671 to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 13850000000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 61 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 NA NA NA 23.Number of THERE WILL BE NO TENANTS tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / NA users 25.Tenant density NA per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire NA station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all 6 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing There are no existing structures structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with There will be no demolition disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water PCMC Fresh water (CMD): 66 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 370 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 436 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 00

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 62 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water PCMC Fresh water (CMD): 66 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 00 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 66 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 370 Details of Swimming NA pool (If any) 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Domestic applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable

Level of the Ground 1 m water table: Size and no of RWH tank(s) and NA Quantity: Location of the RWH NA tank(s): Quantity of recharge 34.Rain Water NA Harvesting pits: (RWH) Size of recharge pits NA : Budgetary allocation NA (Capital cost) : SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Budgetary allocation NA (O & M cost) : Details of UGT tanks THERE ARE NO UGT TANKS if any :

Natural water CATCHMENT AREA- 985 SQ.MT drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm NA drainage water: Size of SWD: NA

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 63 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III)

Sewage generation 52.8 FROM THE PROPOSED PROJECT in KLD: STP technology: SBR Capacity of STP EXISTING-1 NOS. - 21 MLD CAPACITY ; PROPOSED- 2 NOS. - 1 NO. - 4 (CMD): MLD & 1 NO.- 20 MLD Sewage and Location & area of VARIOUS PLACES IN CITY Waste water the STP: Budgetary allocation NA (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation NA (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management

Waste generation in Waste generation: 102 kg/day the Pre Construction Disposal of the and Construction construction waste PCMC Authorized Vendor phase: debris: Dry waste: NA Wet waste: NA Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): Others if any: NA WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PCMC AFTER Dry waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PCMC AFTER Wet waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED Mode of Disposal Hazardous waste: NA of waste: Biomedical waste (If NA applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): Others if any: NA Location(s): NA

Area Area for the storage of waste & other NA requirement: material: SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Area for machinery: NA Budgetary allocation Capital cost: NA (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: NA 37.Effluent Charecterestics Serial Inlet Effluent Outlet Effluent Effluent discharge Parameters Unit Number Charecterestics Charecterestics standards (MPCB) Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable Amount of effluent generation Not applicable (CMD):

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 64 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 41.Source of Fuel Not applicable 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site Not applicable

Total RG area : NA No of trees to be cut NA : Number of trees to NA 43.Green Belt be planted : Development List of proposed NA native trees : Timeline for completion of NA plantation : 44.Number and list of trees species to be planted in the ground Serial Characteristics & ecological Name of the plant Common Name Quantity Number SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329importance Syzygium 1 JAMUN - BEAUTIFICATION AND EDIBL caryophyllatum 2 Samanea saman SIRIS - BEAUTIFICATION 3 Mangifera Indica MANGO - EDIBLE BEAUTIFICATION AND 4 Azadirachta Indica NEEM - MEDICINE BEAUTIFICATION AND 5 Pongamia pinnata KARANJ - MEDICINE 45.Total quantity of plants on ground

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 65 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG: Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 Bougainvillea Purple - - Bougainvillea Pink Barbara 2 - - Karst 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 0.18 MVA Load) DG set as Power back-up during NA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 1.8 load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand NA load): Transformer: NA DG set as Power back-up during NA operation phase: Fuel used: NA Details of high tension line passing NA through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: LED LIGHTS WILL BE USED FOR STREET LAMPS 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number 1 LED LAMPS NA 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed NA NA NA

Budgetary allocationSEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Capital cost: NA (Capital cost and O&M cost): O & M cost: NA 51.Environmental Management plan Budgetary Allocation a) Construction phase (with Break-up): Serial Attributes Parameter Total Cost per annum (Rs. In Lacs) Number 1 NA NA NA b) Operation Phase (with Break-up):

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 66 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) 1 NA NA NA NA 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & NA design of confluence: Number and area of NA basement: Number and area of NA podia: Total Parking area: NA Area per car: NA Area per car: NA Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by NA competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by NA competent authority: Public Transport: NA Width of all Internal NA roads (m): SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted NA areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(b) Notification sheet

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 67 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Court cases pending NA if any Other Relevant DETAILS OF EMP WILL BE PROVIDED IN EIA REPORT. Informations Have you previously submitted No Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online - submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of the - project Water Budget - Waste Water - Treatment Drainage pattern of - the project Ground water - parameters Solid Waste - Management Air Quality & Noise - Level issues Energy Management - Traffic circulation system and risk - assessment Landscape Plan - Disaster management system - and risk assessment Socioeconomic - impact assessment Environmental - Management Plan Any other issues related to - environmental sustainability SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Brief information of the project by SEAC PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for Indrayani River Rejuvenation Project.The proposal was considered under 8(b) Category. DECISION OF SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 68 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) The Committee decided to recommend the project for grant of following ToR in addition to Standard ToR prescribed by MoEF&CC for preparation of EIA/EMP report:

The Committee decided to recommend the project for grant of following ToR in addition to Standard ToR prescribed by MoEF&CC for preparation of EIA/EMP report:

1. Detailed Project Report of the proposed river front development project authenticated by the concerned authority with complete scope, component wise description and design parameters (structural as well as hydraulic) along with the basis considered for the same & approved by the concerned authority/ies. Details on repair & renovations, Resettlement & Rehabilitation plan, monitoring & evaluation with budgetary provisions, operation & maintenance, responsible agencies etc. should also be included.

2. List of the permissions required to be obtained for the proposed river front development outside & within the river body, details on the concerned authorities like ULB, Water Resources department, Urban development department, Revenue department, Forest department, Archeological department, Irrigation department and other departments from which the approval already sought or to be sought, details on status of all these permissions along with the copies of permissions obtained / correspondences made in this regard. Copies of reports of the various studies carried out for obtaining all these permissions.

3. Copy of DILR map showing the river boundary and a map showing the boundaries of the proposed project superimposed on the DILR map.

4. Details of final approved, allotted land for the proposed river front development & associated facilities with exact survey numbers. Land ownership documents for the proposed project area including river basin, areas to be reclaimed, areas to be refurbished etc. with the copies of permission obtained from revenue department / concerned authorities. Details on land acquisition (private, forest, government), if required, along with the supporting documents like procurement plan, revenue records, correspondences made with land owner/concerned department and/or permissions obtained from concerned authorities in this regard.

5. Alternative site analysis for the proposed project and justification for selection of the present site based on the pros & cons of various alternatives with technical reasons including the likely impacts of the proposed activities on surrounding environment.

6. Maps & plans approved by the concerned authorities for each type of activity and component of the project.

7. Are all mapping, site & soil investigations approved in accordance with the Indian Regulation and best practices?

8. Details on the agency/authority proposing & owning the proposed riverfront development project who will be responsible for the compliance of the conditions stipulated in the Environmental Clearance order. Details on the agencies/developers/contractors/consultants associated with the proposed project of river front development along with the supporting documents like copies of agreements/MOUs made them.

9. Phase wise project implementation details in terms of site development, infrastructure provision, EMS implementation etc. along with bar chart.

10. Baseline studies for one season to be conducted for the study area which include project area and area within 5 km from the boundaries of the proposed river front development project.

11. One season site-specific meteorological data including temperature, relative humidity, hourly wind speed & direction and rainfall shall be provided.

12. Ambient Air Quality data to be given along with the dates of monitoring. The parameters to be covered shall include PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx & CO. The location of the monitoring stations should be so decided so as to take into consideration the pre-dominant downwind direction, population zone and sensitive receptors including reserved forests, if any. There should be at least one monitoring station in the upwind direction. There should be at least one monitoring station in the pre dominant downwind direction at a location where maximum ground level concentration is likely to occur.

13. Impact of the project on the AAQ of the area. Details of the model used and the input parameters used for modelling should be provided. The air quality contours may be plotted on a location map showing the location of project site, habitation, sensitive receptors, if any. The wind roses should also be shown on this map.

14. A map of the study area delineating the major topographical features such as land use, drainage, locations of habitats, environmental sensitive areas, major constructions including roads, railways, pipelines, properties archeologically importance, industries if any in the area are to be mentioned.

15. Land use map of the study area based on high resolution satellite imagery delineating the forest, agricultural land, water bodies, settlements, and other cultural features. Details of change / creation in land use / land cover due to the proposed project.

16. Location map of the proposed project. The project layout should be superimposed on contour map of ground elevation showing main project features.

17. Project site specific details such as distance of the project site from the nearest (1) Village (2) Water Body: Creek / Nallah / Lake / Pond / Reservoir / Canal (3) National Highway (4) State Highway (5) Railway line (6) Heritage site (7) National Park / Wild Life Sanctuary and likely impact on them due to the proposed project along with the mitigation measures proposed to minimize the likely impact.

18. Details of site topography along with the contour plan of the project area, land use & land cover mapping, drainage pattern and map of the river catchment up to the proposed project site, gradient & gentle slope of the river, soil map of the study area, geological & seismotectonic maps of the study area.

19. Baseline data on geological and geophysical aspects which should include details of geography & physiography of the project area, regional geology & geological features around the project area, structure of the catchment, seismicity, tectonics and history of past earthquakes in the area.

20. Impact of the project on geological environment of the area, river bank & their stability and details regarding changes in land use, topography & drainage pattern, changes in land quality including effects of waste disposal, impact due to submergence (if any) should be furnished.

21. Details of seismic zone of the project area and design aspects required to be adhered to as per national standards.

22. Detailed study report, endorsed by the National Institute of Hydrology, on the hydrology of the basin including water availability for the project, sedimentation rate, design discharge & its recurrence interval, ground & surface water quality in terms of physical, chemical & bacteriological parameters, soil characteristics in terms of physical & chemical parameters, flood carrying capacity, check dams etc.

23. Assessment of effect of changes in hydrological balance, expected changes in water quality in the project area as a result of upstream water- regulatory works (i.e. reduced flow, temperature, dissolved salts, sediment load etc.), alteration of water flow downstream, assessment of effects of planned activities on run-off and sediment load of the river.

24. Road details on aquatic life of the river.

25. Details regarding the river meandering pattern and stability of land forms.

26. Details on the highest of the high flood level of river recorded in the past at various places along the river & in project area.

27. How it will be ensured that the natural river flow & ecological water need will be maintained.

28. Existing natural drainage pattern of the project site, elevation of the project area with reference to the highest of the high flood level of river and measures proposed to prevent flooding of the flood prone areas and project area in the rainy season.

29. Layout plan of the project starting from the origin point to the end point, perspective view of the project and its components.

30. Positive as well as negative impacts of the proposed development on the river during construction & operation phase of the project as well as due to project design. Details on the mitigation measures proposed to avoid negative impacts on the river during construction & operation phase of the project and the agency / team responsible for its compliance.

31. Positive as well as negative impacts (direct / indirect, temporary / permanent)of the proposed river front development on the surrounding environment, people in the project area & their livelihood, structures located in the project area, cultural properties located along the river & in project area, river water quality, river basin, socio-economy, ecology & biodiversity of the river etc. In case of negative impacts, mitigation/ protection plans should also be submitted.

32. Assessment of the overall project benefits like improvements in physical & social infrastructure, employment potential (skilled, semi-skilled & unskilled persons), other tangible benefits etc. should be detailed out in the EIA report.

33. Details on existing river water quality in terms of physico-chemical as well as bacteriological parameters and measures proposed under the proposed river front development project for further improvement of the river water quality. Details on sampling locations, number of samples collected, methods of analysis etc. should also be mentioned.

34. Details on check dams i.e their number, locations, design aspects with the basis considered, structural strength etc.

35. Impact of the proposed project on water environment in terms of changes in surface & ground water quality, sedimentation of reservoir, impact on fish fauna & other aquatic life, impact of sewage disposal during construction as well as post construction period.

36. Details of the management of the run off / rainwater flowing through the existing natural drain / nallah / streams within the project area if any. Impacts on the surface hydrology pattern due to the proposed project. Details of measures proposed to ensure that natural drainage of the site will not be obstructed / disturbed and measures proposed to protect existing natural drain / nallah / streams within the project area.

37. Details on sedimentation rate on upstream and downstream of the project. Details on desilting / dredging along with its impacts and mitigation measures.

38. Details on the possibility of soil erosion and adoption of various erosion control (soil conservation) measures.

39. Exact details on activity wise components/buildings (like STPs, walkways, parks & gardens, restaurants, food courts, exhibition centers, game zone, check dams, bridges etc.) to come up in the project. Height of the buildings to come up in the project. Break up of FSI, built up area plot wise, block wise plan & area statement.

40. Details on objectives of the project and detailed action plan to meet them.

41. Details on component & activity wise built up area, water requirement & source of availability, power requirement, parking requirement, waste generation (sewage, MSW, hazardous waste, food waste, plastic waste etc.), its management, treatment & disposal etc. during the normal days as well as during the peak load at the time of holidays & festivals should be detailed out in the EIA report. Permission of concerned authorities for water supply, power supply and waste disposal.

42. Details of the STPs with their capacity, size of each unit, their locations on the plan and their adequacy. Measures proposed to prevent odour nuisance due to the STP operations.

43. Detailed parking plan showing accommodation of two wheelers and four wheelers, its adequacy for the project and norms adopted for the calculations. The details shall include the parking requirement on the basis of footfalls, as per present DCR and National Building Code (NBC) guidelines for each individual component of the project. Mark the area of parking on the drawing showing the parking.

44. Base line status of the existing traffic, impact on it due to the project activities (prior to construction, during construction and at full site operation), carrying capacity of the existing roads and details of traffic management in and outside the project during construction and operation phase of the project.

45. Details on the existing access & exit routes and the measures proposed to improve existing access & exits (e.g promotion of underutilized access routes, surface road widening, pedestrianization of local areas etc.). Details on proposed access & exit routes, carrying capacity of the proposed project, availability of local transport, crowd management on site(e.g. policing during the festivals etc.), parking management during the normal days as well as during holidays & festivals, details on possible safety hazards & proposed safety measures along with the adequacy of the same.

46. Data pertaining to water (physic-chemical & biological parameters), air and noise environment and likely impacts during construction and post construction periods.

47. Impact of DG Sets’ emissions used for construction power if any, on air environment.

48. Changes in ambient levels of noise due to noise generating equipments, movement of vehicles during construction & post construction periods and effect thereof on fauna and human health.

49. Details of dust suppression measures proposed during the construction period. Noise mitigation measures during construction activity from the proposed activity.

50. Details on the existing drains (domestic, industrial & others) joining the river and how the drains will be managed after the proposed development.

51. Details of soil excavation / filling required for the project along with its quantification based on backup calculations. Details with respect to proposed use / disposal of excavated soil. Plan for management, use and disposal of construction debris including excavated materials during the construction phase.

52. Details of top soil management plan during construction phase. If the topsoil is proposed to be preserved, the details relating to the quantity of topsoil stored, demarcated area on plan where it is stored along with preservation plan is to be given.

53. Detailed Environment and Social Management Plan with respect to various environmental attributes- Water, Air, Noise, Solid wastes including Hazardous Wastes, land etc. of the project both during construction and operation phase and strategy for its implementation with financial outlay. Details on the agencies / entities responsible for the same. Details of monitoring / supervision cell to monitor environmental aspects during construction phase as well as operation phase including provision of qualified person.

54. Base line ecological status. In case of any scheduled fauna, conservation plan should be provided.

55. Detailed survey of endangered species including their habitat, if any in the study area, impacts of the proposed project on the same along with mitigation measures and conservation measures like proposal for creating wetland patches, artificial nests etc. in the project.

56. Details of existing trees to be protected / preserved / transplanted / removed. Detailed green belt development plan as per the CPCB guidelines, including area of tree plantation, its demarcation on the map, number and types of trees and budget allocation thereof. Also provide the break-up of the greenbelt viz. the tree covered and lawn covered area.

57. Details of first aid / fire fighting and other emergency services to be provided during construction phase and operation phase including the training to be provided to the residential staff of the project as first aid providers, fire fighters etc.

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58. Details on common amenities like toilet blocks, drinking water facility, bins for collection of food waste & municipal solid waste, telephone booths, first aid kits etc. to be provided during the operation phase of the project.

59. Baseline data on socio-economic aspects in the study area including details of human settlements, demographic & ethnographic profile, economic structure, development profile, agricultural practices, cultural & aesthetics sites, existing infrastructural facilities for social welfare including education, health & hygiene, communication, sources of livelihood, job opportunities etc., information regarding sensitive habitat of historical, cultural & religious and ecological importance.

60. Impact on socio-cultural and ethnographic aspects due to the proposed project. Impact on the socio economic aspects and local community including changes in demographic & economic status, impact on human health, impact due to increased traffic load, impact on holy places & tourism.

61. Detailed R&R plan with data on the existing socio-economic status of the population in the study area and broad plan for resettlement of the displaced population, site for the resettlement colony, alternative livelihood concerns/employment for the displaced people, civil and housing amenities being offered etc. and the schedule of the implementation of the project specific R&R Plan, if any, is to be given. Details of budgetary provisions (capital & recurring) for the project specific R&R Plan.

62. Details of disaster management plan during operation phase of the project which should include scenario like earth quake, floods and natural calamities etc. in addition to other disasters. The plan should include the details of (i) Emergency lighting plan (ii) details of power back up system in the case of emergency (iii) fire fighting arrangements (iv) first aid arrangement (v) training and mock drill (vi) emergency announcement system (vii) signages etc.

63. The details of the basic amenities and welfare facilities to be provided to the construction workers to ensure that they do not ruin the existing environment.

64. Details of safety measures proposed for the construction workers including provision of personal protection equipment. Details of registration and provisions to be made by the project proponent to follow Building and other Construction Workers Acts and Rules and undertaking for the same.

65. Details on use of eco-friendly building materials including fly ash bricks, fly ash paving blocks, RMC etc.

66. Details of provisions to make the project energy efficient and adoption of modes of alternative eco friendly sources of energy, solar water heater, solar street lighting, LED lighting. Measures proposed to comply with the ECBC norms / other international norms proposed for energy conservation.

67. Scheme for rain water harvesting and ground water recharge with proper scientific calculations considering rainfall in the region, catchment area, land / soil characteristics, ground water recharge rate, duration of rain water harvesting etc. Details of provisions of pre-treatment of the rainwater in the case of surface run off is to be harvested. Location of recharge structures on the layout plan.

68. Any litigation(s) pending against the proposed project and / or any directions or orders passed by any court of law/any statutory authority against the project is to be detailed out.

69. A tabular chart with index for point-wise compliance of above mentioned TORs.

The project shall be appraised only after submission of the EIA report (terrestrial & river basin) & SIA report covering the above mentioned additional TOR in addition to all the relevant information as per the generic structure of EIA given in the EIA Notification, 2006 as well as standard Terms of Reference mentioned in the MoEFCC’s EIA guidance manual for Building, Construction, Township & Area Development project.

Specific Conditions by SEAC:

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 69 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) FINAL RECOMMENDATION The Committee decided to Grant ToR subject to the above observations,PP requested to prepare and submit EIA report as per EIA Notification, 2006 and amendments thereof.

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Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 70 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 94 SEAC-3 Day 01 SEAC Meeting number: 94 Meeting Date September 23, 2019 Subject: Environment Clearance for Rejuvenation Project for Pawana River Is a Violation Case: No

1.Name of Project Rejuvenation Project for Pawana River 2.Type of institution Government 3.Name of Project Proponent Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation 4.Name of Consultant Green Circle, Inc. 5.Type of project River Rejuvenation Project 6.New project/expansion in existing project/modernization/diversification Not applicable in existing project 7.If expansion/diversification, whether environmental clearance Not applicable has been obtained for existing project 8.Location of the project Pimpri Chinchwad 9.Taluka Pimpri Chinchwad 10.Village Pimpri Chinchwad Correspondence Name: Mr. Makarand Dnyanoba Nikam Room Number: NA Floor: NA Building Name: PCMC Building Road/Street Name: NA Locality: Pimpri City: Pimpri 11.Whether in Corporation / Municipal Municipal / other area NA 12.IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan IOD/IOA/Concession/Plan Approval Number: NA Approval Number Approved Built-up Area: 00 13.Note on the initiated work (If NA applicable) 14.LOI / NOC / IOD from MHADA/ NA Other approvals (If applicable) 15.Total Plot Area (sq. m.) 257.91 ha 16.Deductions 00 17.Net Plot area 257.91 ha a) FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (a).Proposed Built-up Area (FSI & b) Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 Non-FSI) c) Total BUA area (sq. m.): 00 Approved FSI area (sq. m.): 00 18 (b).Approved SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Built up area as per Approved Non FSI area (sq. m.): 00 DCR Date of Approval: 28-01-2019 19.Total ground coverage (m2) 2398563 20.Ground-coverage Percentage (%) (Note: Percentage of plot not open 2398563 to sky) 21.Estimated cost of the project 14530000000 22.Number of buildings & its configuration

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 71 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Building Name & number Number of floors Height of the building (Mtrs) number 1 NA NA NA 23.Number of THERE WILL BE NO TENANTS tenants and shops 24.Number of expected residents / NA users 25.Tenant density NA per hectare 26.Height of the building(s) 27.Right of way (Width of the road from the nearest fire NA station to the proposed building(s) 28.Turning radius for easy access of fire tender movement from all 6 m around the building excluding the width for the plantation 29.Existing There are no existing structures structure (s) if any 30.Details of the demolition with There will be no demolition disposal (If applicable) 31.Production Details Serial Product Existing (MT/M) Proposed (MT/M) Total (MT/M) Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 32.Total Water Requirement Source of water PCMC Fresh water (CMD): 75 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 410 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329make up (Cum): Dry season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 485 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 00

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 72 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Source of water PCMC Fresh water (CMD): 75 Recycled water - 00 Flushing (CMD): Recycled water - 00 Gardening (CMD): Swimming pool 00 make up (Cum): Wet season: Total Water Requirement (CMD) 75 : Fire fighting - Underground water 00 tank(CMD): Fire fighting - Overhead water 00 tank(CMD): Excess treated water 410 Details of Swimming NA pool (If any) 33.Details of Total water consumed Particula Consumption (CMD) Loss (CMD) Effluent (CMD) rs Water Require Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total Existing Proposed Total ment Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Not Domestic applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable

Natural water CATCHMENT AREA- 505 SQ.KM drainage pattern: 35.Storm water Quantity of storm NA drainage water: Size of SWD: NA

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Sewage generation FROM THE PROPOSED PROJECT in KLD: STP technology: SBR Capacity of STP EXISTING- NOS. - 8; PROPOSED- 2 NOS (CMD): Sewage and Location & area of VARIOUS PLACES IN CITY Waste water the STP: Budgetary allocation NA (Capital cost): Budgetary allocation NA (O & M cost): 36.Solid waste Management

Waste generation in Waste generation: 120 Kg/Day the Pre Construction Disposal of the and Construction construction waste PCMC Authorized Vendor phase: debris: Dry waste: NA Wet waste: NA Hazardous waste: NA Waste generation Biomedical waste (If in the operation NA Phase: applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): Others if any: NA WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PCMC AFTER Dry waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED WILL BE SENT TO WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY OF PCMC AFTER Wet waste: SEGREGATION IF GENERATED Mode of Disposal Hazardous waste: NA of waste: Biomedical waste (If NA applicable): STP Sludge (Dry NA sludge): Others if any: NA Location(s): NA

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 74 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Capacity of the ETP: Not applicable Amount of treated effluent Not applicable recycled : Amount of water send to the CETP: Not applicable Membership of CETP (if require): Not applicable Note on ETP technology to be used Not applicable Disposal of the ETP sludge Not applicable 38.Hazardous Waste Details Serial Description Cat UOM Existing Proposed Total Method of Disposal Number Not Not Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 39.Stacks emission Details Height Internal Serial Fuel Used with from Temp. of Exhaust Section & units Stack No. diameter Number Quantity ground Gases (m) level (m) Not Not Not 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable 40.Details of Fuel to be used Serial Type of Fuel Existing Proposed Total Number 1 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 41.Source of Fuel Not applicable 42.Mode of Transportation of fuel to site Not applicable

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 75 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) 46.Number and list of shrubs and bushes species to be planted in the podium RG: Serial Name C/C Distance Area m2 Number 1 Bougainvillea Purple - - Bougainvillea Pink Barbara 2 - - Karst 47.Energy Source of power MSEDCL supply : During Construction Phase: (Demand 0.2 MVA Load) DG set as Power back-up during NA construction phase During Operation phase (Connected 2 MVA load): Power During Operation requirement: phase (Demand NA load): Transformer: NA DG set as Power back-up during NA operation phase: Fuel used: NA Details of high tension line passing NA through the plot if any: 48.Energy saving by non-conventional method: LED LIGHTS WILL BE USED FOR STREET LAMPS 49.Detail calculations & % of saving: Serial Energy Conservation Measures Saving % Number 1 LED LAMPS NA 50.Details of pollution control Systems Source Existing pollution control system Proposed to be installed NA NA NA

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 76 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Serial Capital cost Rs. In Operational and Maintenance Component Description Number Lacs cost (Rs. in Lacs/yr) 1 NA NA NA NA 51.Storage of chemicals (inflamable/explosive/hazardous/toxic substances) Maximum Quantity of Storage Consumption Storage Source of Means of Description Status Location Capacity / Month in at any Supply transportation in MT MT point of time in MT Not Not Not Not Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable applicable applicable applicable applicable 52.Any Other Information No Information Available 53.Traffic Management Nos. of the junction to the main road & NA design of confluence: Number and area of NA basement: Number and area of NA podia: Total Parking area: NA Area per car: NA Area per car: NA Number of 2- Wheelers as Parking details: approved by NA competent authority: Number of 4- Wheelers as approved by NA competent authority: Public Transport: NA Width of all Internal NA roads (m): SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329CRZ/ RRZ clearance NA obtain, if any: Distance from Protected Areas / Critically Polluted NA areas / Eco-sensitive areas/ inter-State boundaries Category as per schedule of EIA 8(b) Notification sheet

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 77 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) Court cases pending NA if any Other Relevant DETAILS OF EMP WILL BE PROVIDED IN EIA REPORT. Informations Have you previously submitted No Application online on MOEF Website. Date of online - submission SEAC DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Environmental Impacts of the - project Water Budget - Waste Water - Treatment Drainage pattern of - the project Ground water - parameters Solid Waste - Management Air Quality & Noise - Level issues Energy Management - Traffic circulation system and risk - assessment Landscape Plan - Disaster management system - and risk assessment Socioeconomic - impact assessment Environmental - Management Plan Any other issues related to - environmental sustainability SEAC-AGENDA-0000000329Brief information of the project by SEAC PP had submitted application for prior Environmental clearance for Pawana River Rejuvenation Project. The proposal was considered under 8(b) Category. DECISION OF SEAC

Joy S.Thakur (Secretary SEAC Meeting No: 94 Meeting Date: September Page 78 Shri. Anil Kale (Chairman SEAC-III) 23, 2019 of 154 SEAC-III) The Committee decided to recommend the project for grant of following ToR in addition to Standard ToR prescribed by MoEF&CC for preparation of EIA/EMP report: