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Limited (Apllc) M/S Corporation Limited (APllC) M/s. Andhra Pradesh lndustrial lnfrastructure lndustrial Park in an extent of 503 34 Ha submitted proposals to develop Naidupeta Villages of Naidupeta (1244.02 Acres) located at Menakuru & Konetirajupalem of Rs 94 77 Crores The project Mandal, SPSR Nellore District with an investment project details duly following the stipulated proponent submitted an application with procedurelaiddownintheElANotification'2006totheMinistryof'Environmental& the MOEF & CC' GOI has issued letter Forest, GOl. After scrutiny of the application' project proponent and directed A P' Pollution of Terms of Reference (TOR) to the conduct Lnvironmental l 'ublic Hearing Control Bodrd, Regional Office' Nellore to M/s' Andhra Pradesh lndustrial (EPH) with regard to the proposed project of and to submit minutes of the lnfrastructure Corporation Limited (APllC) in vogue' proceedings to MOEF & CC, GOI as per procedure 2006' the Environmental ln compliance to provisions of EIA' Notification' Engineer(EE),APPCB,RO,NellorehasissuedEnvironmentalPublicHearing(EPH) NotificationonlT.os.20l6,30daysbeforethedateofconductofPublicHearingtobe their comments' objections' views' held on 20.09'2016 inviting the public to offer the proposar to deverop Naidupeta lndustrial crarifications and suggestions, if any, on of Naidupet Mandal' SPSR Nellore Park at Menakuru & Konetirajupalem Villages DistrictbyM/s.AndhraPradeshlndustriallnfrastructurecorporationLimited published in Telugu daily newspaper (APllC). The Public Hearing Notification was 'Deccan Chronicle' lndia' on Andhra jyothi' and English daily Newspaper in Notification' the present EPH was 17.08.2016' As per the date stated in EPH Plot No'52 & 53' APIIC lndustrial Park' conducted on 20.09.2016 at 11'00 AM at Naidupeta,SPSRNelloreDistrict(NearM/s.HindustanNationalGlassandlndustries Joint Collector' SPSR Nellore District' nominee Ltd.,) under the Chairmanship of the District' of the District Collector, SPSR Nellore Page I of 10 PANEL MEMBERS : 1. Sri A.Md.lmtiaz, tAS Joint Collector, Nellore, SPSR Nellore District (Nominee of the Dislrict Collector SPSR Nellore District.) 2. Sri M. Pramod Kumar Reddy. Environmental Engineer, A.P. Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, SPSR Nellore District. PROJECT AUTHORITIES : 1. Sri V. Nageswara Rao Zonal Manager, APIIC, Nellore 2. Sri N.Vamsi Krishna Environmental Consultant (M/s. L & T lnfrastructure Engineering Ltd., Hyderabad) At the outset, the Environmentar Engineer, AppcB, Ro, Ne ore has wercomed the pubric gathering of the Environmentar pubric Hearing and exprained that M/s. Andhra Pradesh rndustriar rnfrastructure corporation Limited (ApIc) submitted proposars to deverop Naidupeta rndustriar park in an extent of 503.34 Ha (1244.02 Acres) located at Menakqru & Konetirajuparem Vilages of Naidupeta Mandar, SpsR Ne ore District rhe proposed project fars under ErA category of projects, for which Environmental Public Hearing (EPH) is a statutory pre-requisite mandate to be fulfilled to obtain pubric opinion on proposed the project to issue Environmentar crearance (Ec) by MoE&F, Gor. He informed that the District coflector is the chairman of the Pubric Hearing paner as per ErA Notification 2006. The Joint corector, Nerore, Nominee of the corector & District Magistrate, SpsR Nerore District wi, preside over today's EPH proceedings. The purpose of conducting the present EpH is to get pubric opinion viz., comments, views, objections, apprehensions, clarificaiibns and suggestions etc. if any, on the project proposar. The public are invited to freely express their views, as stated in the paper advertisements, which were pubtished 30 days before. He also informed that whatever the opinion expressed by the public would be recorded in the form of video in addition to the written documentary evidence Page 2 of 10 i.e minutes pubiic of tlre hearrng proceeclings and sanrr: itolrcr be subnritte(r [Lr MoEF & cc, Gol for consideration. lt lvas also emptrasized by the Ervironr.errtaI Engineer to the public that the EpH pa.el is not empowered to take any decision on the issue of permission to the proposed project in this public hearing meeting. After that, he invited the Joint collector, Nellore, Nominee of the District collector, SpSR Nellore District to chair the proceedings of the pLrblic hearing and to address the gathering. sri A.Md.h;tiaz, lAS, Joint collector, Nellore, Nominee of the District collector and the chairman of the Environmentar pubric Hearing panel has wercomed the public Hearing gathering and informed that the conducting of the Environmental Public Hearing was made mandatory by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of lndia for all the projects coming under ErA category projects, as per ErA Notification, 2006 to obtain the public opinion from the surrounding villagers, which are likely to be affected due to establishment of the proposed Establishment of pradesh lndustrial Park of M/s. Andhra rndustriar rnfrastructure corporation Limited (APllc) at Menakuru & Konetirajupalem Villages of Naidupeta Mandal, spsR Nellore District public and called upon the hearing gathering to express their views, suggestions, apprehensions, objections and clarifications etc. if an!,.on the proposed project which would be recorded Audio, visually and in the form of written minutes of the proceedings of the Pubric Hearing and same would be sent to the competent Authority for consideration whire issuing necessary crearance to the project proponent. '' Then the Project proponent was cafled to offer brief account of the proposed project details to the pubtic for information. sri v' Nageswara Rao, Zonar Manager, Aplrc, Neflore has wercomed the gathering public of the hearing and informed that Apllc has proposed to develop lndustrial park Menakuru at & Konetirajupalem villages of Naidupeta Mandal, spSR Nellore District in the total land extent of 1244.o2 Acres with total estimated project cost of Rs.94.77 crores' out of total area, protted area for industries is 933.g1 Acre", 103.50 Acres for Road and other infrastructure facilities, open space -124.gg A6res, centralized facilities area:15.2o Acres and for Buffer Zone & for Green bert 66.57 Acres. Page 3 of 10 The proposed Industrial Park has envisaged to accommodate various industrial sectors viz., Heavy Engineering; Pharm aceuticals, Finished Leather products excluding tanning & hide processing, Textile & Food processing etc. The proposed project is expected to provide employment to about 17000 peisonnel directly in- addition to indirect employment to 4500 personnel. This will boost socio-economic status of the surrounding villages at large. He has requested the public to extend their support for the establishment of the proposed lndustrial park. Then, the Environmental Engineer, AppCB, RO, Nellore has invited the representative oi'Environmental consultancy of the proposed project to present technical details of the proposed pro.iect in brief to the public for informatioq. sri N.vamsi Krishna, Representative of Environmental consultant of the Proposed Project, M/s. L & T rnfrastructure Engg. Ltd., Hyderabad has presented the technical details of the proposed project is as follows :- M/s. L&T lnfrastructure Engineering Limited has conducted Environmental study in the study are of 10km. radius from the proposed project site during April to June 2016 and ErA report is prepared incorporating the baserine pertaining to Ambient Air euality, Water euality, Soil quality, Noise, Flora & Fauna etc. The nearest village habitations to the proposed project sire are Menakuru and Konetirajr.rpalem of Naidupeta Mandal, SpSR Nellore Diskict. There are no defense installations near the proposed project site. Available fresh water resources for the proposed projeit. area are Swarnamukhi River and Mamidi Kaluva. There is one Eco-sensitive Biosphere i.e. wird rife Bird Sanctuary known as Nelapattu, which is located outside of the project study area. The total quantity of Fresh water consumption is 6400 KLD is proposed tb be drawn from Telugu Ganga canal. EIA report has been prepared in study area of t0 vi[ages fals under proposed project area. critical Environmentar parameters Viz., Temperature extremities, rerative humidities, predominant wind patterns, suspended particurate matter etc. have been reported in the EIA report. Page 4 of l0 i Environnrental study which was conducted in tlle study area has revealed thaI the Arnbient Air Quality is within the stipulated National Arnbient Air Quality stan{prds. Water quality analyzed except at Kappagunta village are within the prescribed norms. Fluoride and Hardness parameters of water samples collected at Kappagunta village are exceeded the stipulated norms. Soil quality has been studied to be within the prescribed norms. lndustrial Waste Water Treatment Scheme :- ln the proposed project a centralized common ETP is proposed to be established with an investment of Rs.35.0 Crores for treating the total quantity of waste water to be generated from various industrial sectors and the treated waste water would be utilized for Green Belt Development. ) Green Belt Development :-The project proponent has prriposed to develop Green belt in 33% of the total land extent as per the stipulated CPCB norms. ) Solid Waste/ Hazardous Waste Manaoement : Solid wastes generates from industrie-s would be segregaled into non-hazardous and hazardous waste. Noh'hazardous will be converted into manure and will be utilized for Green belt development. Hazardous waste viz., waste oils will be sent for authorized waste
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