Government of Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department E505 Lucknow, India Vol. 5
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN Public Disclosure Authorized (PHASE I)
KATRA - BILHAUR
September2001
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (KATRA - BILHAUR)
TABLEOF CONTENTS page
1 INTRODUCTION...... 3
2 PROJECTCORRIDOR - DESCRIPTION...... 5
3 MAJOR FINDINGSOF THE EA...... 6 3.1 EnvironmentalImpacts ...... 6
4 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES PROPOSED...... 8 4.1 Pre-constructionStage ...... 8 4.2 ConstructionStage ...... 8 4.3 Operation Stage......
5 IMPLEMENTATIONARRANGEMENTS ...... 19
6 INSTITUTIONALSTRENGTHENING ...... 21
7 TRAINING...... 22
8 ENVIRONMENTALMONITORING ...... 24 8.1 Introduction...... 24 8.2 Objectives...... 24 8.3 Methodology...... 24 8.4 Am-nbientAir Quality (AAQ) Monitoring...... 24 8.5 Water Quality Monitoring...... 25 8.6 Noise levelsMonitoring ...... 27
9 REPORTINGSYSTEM ...... 31
10 BILL OF QUANTITIESFOR TYPICALENHANCEMENT DESIGNS .32
11 ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT - BUDGET.33
12 Specificationsfor EnvironmentalManagement Works .35 12.1 Clearingand Grubbing.35 12.2 Earthwork.35 12.3 Materials...... 35 12.4 Bricks Work.35 12.5 Stone Work .35 12.6 Concrete Work.35 12.7 CementConcrete Tile Flooring/ Paving.35 12.8 Forrnwork.35 12.9 Cement Plastering.36 12.10 Gabion Structures.36 12.11 Railing.36 12.12 Horticultural And LandscapingWorks.36
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LISI OF TABLES
Table 1.1 PhaseI UpgradationRoads ...... 3 Table 1.2 Distribution of links along Route4A ...... , . 4
Table 4.1 EnvironmentalManagemnent Plan and Action Planfor Katra-Bilhaur(Route 4A) ...... 9
Table 5.1 h implementationschedule ...... 20
Table 7.1 Training Modules for EnvironmentalManagement ...... 22
Table 8.1 National Ambient Air Quality Standards...... 25 Table 8.2 Indian StandardDrinking Water Specification- IS 10500:1991...... 25 Table 8.3 Noise level standards(CPCB) ...... 27 Table 8.4 EnvironmentalMonitoring Planfor Route4A (Katra-Bilhaur)...... 28
Table 9.1 DesiredMonitoring and ReportingProcess and Responsibilihies...... 31
Table 10.1 Bill of Quantities...... 32
Table 11.1 EnvironmentalBudget for Route4A ...... 33
LISTOF FIGURES
Figure 6.1 Proposedorganisational set-up for UP StateRoad Project-I.21
LISTOF DRAWINGS
Drawing4-1 TypicalDesign for ConstructionCamp Drawing4-2 Enhancementof Pond Drawtng4-3 (a) RoadsideLandscape Design Drawing4-3 (b) RoadsideLandscape Design Drawing4-3 (c) RoadsideLandscape Design Drawing4-4 Enhancementof Temple+ Well Drawing4-5 Enhancementof Pond+ Temple DrawingT-1 WashingPlatform at theEdge of the Pond DrawingT-2 BrickPitching on Slope DrawingT-3 SeatingArrangement DrawingT-4 BrickPaving DrawingT-5 Detailof SteppedAccess DrawivngT-6 RailingDetail DrawingT-7 TypicalDesign of Jilt Fencing DrawingT-8 TypicalDesign of Oil-cum-SedimentTrap
LISTOF APPENDICES
AppendixI ReportingSystem Appendix11 Landscaping/TreePlantation Strategy
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1 INTRODUCTION
The Public Works Department,Uttar Pradesh,is carryingout the Uttar PradeshState Roads Project under World Bank Loan 4114-IN. The project preparationactivities including the project planning and design is being carried out by the UPPWD through ProjectCo-coordinating Consultants (PCC). The project envisagesthe major augmentationof capacity as well as structural upgradation of important highway network in the stateof UP. As part of the project preparationactivities, the PCC has carried out the feasibility study for 18 corridors (slightly modified from 15 corridors identified by the SOS),based on various criteria including internal ratesof return, environmentalattributes of the area of influence, the likely social impactsof the proposed improvements,etc. The feasibility study identified 11 corridors (4 corridors comprising374 km in PhaseI and 7 corridors comprising 610 km of roads in Phase II) for upgradation to SH standards and 22 corridors for major maintenanceworks where in 808 km of road is in PhaseI and 1711 km in PhaseiI.
The routes that have been taken up for upgradationin the first phaseof the project are presentedin Table 1.1,
Table 1.1 PhaseI UpgradationRoads
Routedescription L i C Llnk^ I~~~~~~~~~~nk~~..- . --~ ------~ ~-. --- ~Length ~In, ~Cos, ~ R % LNo. ' From To Km US$ million ~~~~~~~~~~...... -...... ____...... s...... - 4 Katra Bilhaur 148044 77.107 37.4 . . , ._.....,I_"..._._...... 7 Bahraich lFaizabad 109.35 54.902 40.9 . .. ; ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...,"_._.,...... :...... 14 Bhognipur i Chaudagra Mode 82 30 28.86 15.3 8 1 laUnpUr Mohammadpur 33.87 10.475 1 6.6 .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------...... i...... Total PhaseI 37396 189.7*
The UPPWD, the executing agency for this project, is responsiblefor the overall preparation, implementation. and operation of the project. International contractors selected through InternationalCompetitive Bidding shall carry out the implementation.The PWD shall be assistedin the supervisionof the constructionactivities by internationalconsultants. The construction duration of the project will be 2 years
This report details the EnvironmentalManagement Plan for route-4, Katra - Bangarmau- Bilhaur. As part of the project preparation, this route has been divided into homogenous links. The proposed road cross-section(W3) after upgradationwill consistof two lanes-each3.5m wide, with 1.5 m hard shoulder and 1 m soft shoulder on each side necessitatinga formation width of at least 12 m. The links and their descriptionare presentedin Table 1.2.
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Table 1.2 Distribution of links along Route4A Lnk __ , Cos Link description nt Cosgth ! ~~~~~~~~Road No. IIRR(% ,U Link No. From To R No. Km . Rs. Million I IRR(%)
4A.1 I Katra jalalabad MDR5W 35-00 717.325 15.940 20 1 4A.2 Jalalabad Allahganj i SH 29 19.60 j 420.106 9.3351 48.9 4A.3 Allahgan! Bilgram LMDR 26C . 61.50, 1,288.30 ! 28.628 1 45.8 4A.4...... - Mallawan .. Bangarmau SH._-..-38 -----.. -- ---_-: 14.00- 283.248 6.294i 2. 4B.1 Bilhaur Bangarmau SH 40 17.20, 352.152 7.825 1 16.6
Bangarmaubypass is part of this link. /tsconstruction is to be takenup in Phasell of the project
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2 PROJECTCORRIDOR - DESCRIPTION
The corridor startsfrom just outside Katraand goes on to Bilhaur via jalalabadand Bangarmau.The length of the corridor to be upgradedduring phase1 is 148.4 km. A 20 km stretchbetween Bilgram and Madhoganj has been excludedfrom the proposed upgradationand will be part of the major maintenance.component. The road rurs in a southerlydirection from NH 24, south of Bareilly, to the SH 40 intersection at Bangarmau.From there it follows the SH 40 in SW direction to the junction with SH 22, the roadto Kanpur.
The corridor mainly traversesplains. At certain places,water logging is observedalong the sidesof the road. The corridor is dotted along its entire length with shrines and temples, both within and abutting the RoW. The RoW, in the rural areas is sufficient to accommodate the proposed improvements. However, in the various settlements along the corridor, there has been a considerable encroachmentonto the RoW, which would result in substantialR&R activity within the Col. The land-use adjacentto the project corridor is mainly agricultural. Large trees line the corridor except for a 10-12 km stretch betweenAllahganj and Tikri, where there are hardly any treesat all. The most commonlyfound tree speciesare Mango, Shishum, Peepal and Arjun.
There are no other major environmentallysensitive receptorswithin or adjacent to the existing RoW. The only major issueof concern is the SandiBird Sanctuary(located on the road to Hardoi from Sandi intersectiorn),located 4km from the project corridor. Sandi is being developed as a tourist destination with watchtowers and other facilities. The proposed improvements to the corridor shall improve the connectivity and is not likely to have any adverseimpacts on the bird sanctuary.
A bypasshas been proposedat Bangarmau.It begins at the brick-soledroad adjacentto the electric sub-stationon the Katraside and rejoins the existing alignmenton the approach to the bridge over the River Kalyani.
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3 MAJOR FINDINGS OF THE EA
As part of the project preparation,detailed EnvironmentalAssessment have been worked out for the Phase-Icorridors. The major findings for Route4A are given below:
3.1 Environmental Impacts
Impact on PhysicalResources
Construction of proposed project route includes construction of embankments as well as preparation of sub-baseof the road. The material required from borrow pits and quarry sitesshall be as per IRC guidelines.Yields from the identified borrow pits and quarries are sufficient to meet the requirement for construction of the road. Hence, no impactson physical resourcesas regards the availability and procurementof constructionmaterial are anticipated due to the project.
Impactson Air Quality
Impacts on air quality during construction stageare likely to be due to operation of construction yards, material transport on trucks and fugitive emissionsfrom the construction sites. Simulations using a computer model developed by the California Transport department-CALINE- 3, for the corridor during operation stageindicate that the concentrationof CO and NOx, will be below the ambient air quality levels even in 2010 A.D. Mitigation measurasrequired for offsetting the air quality impactsare presentedin the Table 4.1, EnvironmentalManagement and Action Plan.
Impactson NoiseQuality
Impacts on noise quality during construction stagewill be significant, if the construction yard is close to the habitation. As the construction yards are proposedto be located at least500m down wind of habitations, no significant impact would be observed. Construction workers will be provided with protection equipment to guard againstthe noise impacts. A marginal increase in noise levelsat the identified sensitivereceptors is anticipatedduring operation stage.
Impacton Flora
The project route and its immediate surroundingsdo not form a habitat to any endangeredflora. The number of treeswithin 30m of the corridor of impact is estimatedto be 27,188. The number of trees likely to be cut by the proposedimprovement within the corridor of impact is estimatedto be 5,640. Cutting of the treesis a long-termimpact and shall be.reversible within 10-15years.
Impacton Fauna
As there are no endangeredspecies of wild life along the corridor, it is likely to have minimal impact. The impact due to cutting of treeswill temporarily affect the avifauna nestingon the trees. With the plantingof new trees,the impactswill be reversiblewithin 10-15years.
Impacton Landuse
There is no land acquisition along the corridor in Phasel. However the encroachmentsand squatterswithin the COI would be cleared for converted into road formation. Provisionshave been made in the entitlementframework for adequateassistance and compensation.Moreover, there will be regular monitorinigof the RoW by the civic authoritiesfor preventionof furtherencroachment.
Impacton SurfaceWater Resources
The degradation of water quality can occur during construction phase from increasedsedimetnt load into watercoursesnear the construction site. This may be aggravatedby removalof treesand
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consequent increase in soil erosion. As soil in the study area is alluvial type with a high silt composition, the impactsdue to the increasedsediment load will be significant. Heaviersediment may smotherthe algaegrowing in the lower strataand would completelyalter the substratumof the watercourse. Excessivesediment loads may also mean disruption to areaswhere fish lay their eggs. Numerous irrigation canalsthat criss-crossthe study area are unlikely to be subjectedto such run-off dischargesbecause they have properly raised berms on their banks. Suitable mitigation measuresproposed aspart of the EMPwill ensurethat the residual impactsare minimal.
Impacton GroundWater Resources
A number of groundwater sources-wellsand hand pumps are located within the Col of the proposed upgradation.The loss of these supplies of relatively pristine water can be a significant impact. However, the project envisages replacement of each source of water supply before removing the one, which is coming within the Col. Consultationswill be held with the community to take inputs in deciding relocation sites for such resources.Therefore, the eventualimpact of the proposedwidening mayonly be marginal.
Impacton HumanUse Values
The dominantland usealong the highwayis agricultural.Major cropsgrown are wheat,maize, gram,sugarcane and barley.As no land acquisitionis presentin the Phase1, the projectdoes not have impacton agriculturalland. A numberof publicbuildings such as schools,hospitals abut the road. It is envisaged that the agricultural land along the highway will get converted to industrial/commercial use to realisethe value of the improved connectivity of the area. Increased vehicular speed mean that the fringe areas along the road are at increased risk from speeding vehicles. Provision of road safetymeasures has been made as part of the project, to reducethe risk of accidents.
Resettlement
A total of 541 families will be affectedof whom 325 will be displaced. The entitlement framework of the UPSRP11 provides for distinct entitlementsand assistancefor each categoryof the displaced families/persons.For details refer ResettlementAction Plan (RAP)report of Phase1.
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4 ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT MEASURES PROPOSED
A description of the various managementmeasures during the various stagesof the project is provided in the following sections.
4.1 Pre-constructionStage
During the pre-constructionstage, the managementmeasures required will include, clearance of the Col, tree plantation for compensatingthe lost treesand afforestationfor increasingtree cover, measuresfor protecting/replacing/restoringcommunity resourcessuch as hand pumps and other utilities likely to be impacted beforethe startof constructionactivities.
4.2 ConstructionStage
This will be the most crucial and active stagefor the EnvironmentalManagement Pian. In addition to the monitoring of the construction activity itself to the pollution levelswithin permissible limits, the enhancement of cultural properties, mitigation and enhancement measuresfor water bodies will go on simultaneously as the construction progresses.To facilitate implementation of the enhancement and mitigation measuressuggested, working drawings of the sameare provided in the Appendices.In addition, the need for a balanced evaluationand planning for risks associated with construction acivities related to) roads such as accidentalspillages and consequentdamage to the surrounding environment in terms of lossof flora and fauna, agricultural crop or worse fertile land, continues to grow in importance.Other possiblelocations where a risk assessment'will be useful include the locationsof Hot Mix plants(spillage of fuel, bitumen etc)and labour-campsites.
4.3 Operation Stage
The operation stagewill essentiallyentail monitoring activity along the corridor. Monitoring for pollutants specified in the Monitoring Plan will serve the two purposes. In addition to checking the efficacy of the protection/mitigation/enhancementmeasures implemented, this will help verify or refute the predictions made as a part of the impact assessment2. ThuIs,it will complete a very important feedbackloop for the UPPVD.
The measLuresadopted and/or to be adopted during different stagesof the' project have been detailed in Table 4.1
\While risk managemiienithere deals exclusively withi the physical eiivirotnmiienit,the ResettlementActioni Plan addressesequally real risks on the socio-economricaspects. Contingency Planning maybe adopted to set aside resouircesfor the events for which there is no way of predicting severity and probability of occurrence with any great degree of confidence. Normiially fixed proportion of the emiiergencyresponse resourceallocation is kept always on stand-by to counter such a situation. The inpUttsfrom this and other projects of similar nature will help iiprove the quality of the environmenial management plans in subsequent projects or imiodifyany futuire activities along this highlwaytoo. Risk Management dtiring the operation phase of the project alm1ostexcILusively deals with the accidents of vehicles carrying fuel or other hazardoLIsmaterials. At this stage too, a dispassionateweighing up of the severity and probability is a mIuSttO en1sUrethat neither too miianynor too few resources suIchas personnel, vehicles or coMMunication facilities are available to tackle the situation whenever it arises.
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Table4.1 EnvironmentalManagement Plan and Action Planfor Katra-Bilhaur(Route 4A) Environmental Enhancementl Referenceto Contract M tImplementation Issuesimpacts Mitigion Mesures I Documents anagemencon Rponsbiliti PRE-cONSRUCTIONPHASE Localpopulation suf- *Provisionof fuli and -LA Act 1894 -Proceduresand organ-l *NGO to be responsi- fersuncertainties con- timelyinformation I izationalarrangements ble for RAPimple- cerningland and other aboutthe projectand ! areestablished Reset- mentation.PIU, to en- assetsacquisition aris- its implicationsin tlementaction plan surethat suitable pro- ing from surveyactivi- I termsof landandc includesinformation visionhas been made tiesand land acquisi- propertyacquisition aboutland and prop- tion procedLires erty. -Timelyand proper * LAAct 1894 * Programme * NGO/PIUto imple resettlementactions implementationun- mentRAP in coordi- initiated dertaken,prior to nationwith the SLAO startingwith landac- and revenueofficers quisitionprocess cov- (DeputyCommis- eringPAPs and the sioner/DistrictMagis- hostcommunity trate). -Avoidanceof tempo- -Contract RequirementjiPIU raryresettlement *Communityfriendly -*ContractRequirement -p*u andtransparent pro- ceduresrecoi- mended Financia I hardship as- .*PPaymentof full and i *ContractRequirement i*dentification already i PCCconsultants and sociatedwith inade- fair(replacement cost) I completedCompen- PIU-UPPWD quatecompensation compensationto iden- , sationprocess is to andother grievances tified PAPsin a timely start(Details covered manner. in R&RReport). -Offeringalternative *ContractRequirement' *RAP compensation -UP PWDthrough incomepossibilities to matrixincludes provi I RevenueDepartment sustain(and improve) sionfor compensa- livelihoodin schemes itiont otherassistance like treeplantation I to thosedirectly or in- I borrowpit, rehabilita-} directlyaffected by 1 tion, improvementsof land/propertyacquisi- localponds, piscicul- tion. ture,etc. -Authoritiesto ensure *NGOto be responsi- fairassessment and ble (PIU, timelypayment of UPPWDNJorldbank compensation,prior to ensurethat ade- to commencementof quateprovision is any constrtictionac- made) tivitieson project routeaffected by land acquisition -lmplementationof 'PIU-UPPWDand roadsidetree planting | Revenuedepartment programmesand other, employmentgenera- i tion schemesfor communitybenefit *Overseeingand moni- .NGO/PIU toringof thefull pro- visionsof RAPand as- sistanceto PAPs Delaysin projectim- *Preparationof a com- *ContractRequirement -.Preparation of a datedI*PIU and supervision plementationand pay- pleterecord (video- videorecording show-! consultants mentof coriipensation graphy)of existing ing roadmargins and dueto fraudulent buildingsimmediately: nearbystructures in- claims beforetaking up land cludingtheir number- acquisition ing completedas part of R&Rassignment i *Informthe local *NCO to be responsi- lcominunity aboutthe ble for RAPimple- existenceof the mentationin coordi- videocoverage done nationwith localaLi- and that any con- thorities. structionafter re- icorded datewill not be compensatedand l frauduLlentclaims will be dealttinder law
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Environmental Enhancement ,Reference to Contract Implementation Issues/lImpacts Mitigation Measures Documents anagemen ction Responibiliti CONSTRUCTION PHASE Reduction of trees I*nitiateand complete *Contract Reouirement -Plantation to be en- PIU, NGO and State along project corridor the processof comr- sured ForestDepartment. due to cutting of 5640 pensatorytree planta- j NGO in association * PIU and supervision trees, along the project tion. Number of trees with StateForest De- consultant route in, COI of t 3 m to be planted 11280 partment to select (2 trees for every 1 speciesand prepare tree lost). location plan for road- side tree plantation. The detailed method- ology for implementa- tion is as follows: *Permission will be *PIU, NGO taken from Forest De- partrnentfor tree fell- ing and payment shall be made to them asto . felling costs,compen- satoryand supplemen-i . tary afforestation. Borrow pit develop- . .indernnity by contrac- i .MoST 305.2.2.2 -Contractor to verify *Contractor and PIU ment causing loss of tor to UPPWD against, that enough quantity productive land . third party claims. of borrow iraterial is available at identified j borrow pits along pro-j ject route at chainages. 9.5, 16.5, 86.3 and , 983.5. Equitable agreements, *Contract Requirement *UPPWDtocheck -The PIU, NGO and for borrow pit devel- - restorationand post- contractor opment to be reached . restorationuise. between land owners and contractors in- cluding measuresfor post-restoration. *Contractors to submit 'MoST 305.2.2.22 Inclusion ofappropri- *PIU and supervision plans to UPPWO for ate claulse in construc- consultants borrow pit exploita- tion contracts, moni- tion and post-useres- toring of compliance toration before com- during construction ,mencementof work and proper admsinistra- and implementationof tion of contracts. approved plans. 'Contractors to be ad- -Detailed programme *NCO, PIU and super- vised that extensive covering restoration vision consultant exploitation of shal- for other productive low borrow areaswill - use should be pre- not be approved pared by the contrac- -The borrow areasshall tor and overseenby a be utilised for aqua competent NGO. culture in consultation; with the owners of the.
*Restoration and post- -Monitoring of restora- *PIU, Supervisioncoil- restorationproductive tion work. Siiltant, NGO useof land to be en- sLiredby the contrac- tor ~~~~~~~~~~~~...... _....._...... Erosion ot em6bank- Earnhworks specifica- - *MoST 306.3, MoST i 'lnclIsion of appropri- 'Supervision consult- ments shoLlders and tions to include provi- . 307 shall be applica- i ate iteins ir specifica- ant, PIU, contractor pavement leading to sion for stable slope bie for mitigation tion, monitoring of and PCC. deterioration and af- construction, com- measuresin this im- compliance during fecting stability and pacting and laying out pact construction and ap- integrity of road turf including watering propriate adinii istra- until ground cover is tion of contracts fully established. Embankmentprotection imieasuresare required j t following locations of bridges at Chainages 2, 5, 29, 32, 500, 503, j505, 514 and 516. Brick pitching will be adopted as the slopes
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Environmnental Enhancement] Referenceto Contract 1Ipeetto Issues/Impacts MtgtoMeurs D umns I ManagementAction Ipeetto lssueslimpactsMeasures Mitigation Documents i ~~~Responsibilities are not very steep. measuresto be adoptedi are: -Discharge zones of drainagestructures (culverts and bridges) provided with riprap. -Construction in ero- sion and flood prone areaswill be restricted; in monsoon season, *Sideslopes will be kept flatter wherever possible, and in case of steeperslopes it will be established mechanically and covered with riprap- * Flood protection measuresto be con- structed at location kmi *37.50 (Crossingof causewayat Barsoi- yanala, at km 36/1, narrow existing bridgel, Safesitfor cosrc- -Site to be located at -Contract Requirement -Pi U to approve the i 'PlU, Supervision Con- tion workers' camnp least as500 mndown site chosen by the sultant and Contractor wind from habitations contractor 'l,PCCnutn such asAl Jalalabad *~~Conditionsto be put lawganj,etc.rad Mate in contract document lawan,wateretc and ~~~~forlocation of site at bodies (rivers Sendha aoesecfe i Rashida,Lilmai,tacs Garra, Ganga and.lacs Kalyanil.A generic planfor theconstruc- tion camp along with various facilities and their locationsis indi- catedin Drawing4.1. Sanitationand disposal -Proper availability of 'MoST 105.2 -Contractor to install *PIU, Supervision Con-: facilities at construction' drinking water and temnporarytoilets with sultant and Contractori workerscanmp sanitation facilities at septic tank/soak pits. workers camp 'Contractor to provide .PIU, Supervision Con- suitablecollection andi sultant and Contractori adisposal systemfor domestic refuse. Cookingfuel at work- 'Workers' should not -Contractor to ensure 'PlU, SupervisionCon- ers' camTp idepend for cooki ng on, availability of kero- sultant and Contractor wood. seneoil- Inclusion of * . ~~~~~~~~~~~theabove conditions contract document. He alth fa,cilIti e s t *Ava iIa-bilIi't-yo-f f-irs-t'a-id- *En-sLir-e-fi-rst -ai d 'b'os xe's F'FlU6,-C,o n t,r_a,cto_r,,PFC,C, workers' camp .and healthfacilities in adequlatenumbers and Supervision Con- - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~andmake shift dis- sulttant. pensary at camp. The above condition may be puitin contfact documi-ent- AIDS!HIV awareness -Workers to be made -To organise awareness:*NGO and contractor, camipaignat workers' aware of HIV/AIDS -programme every FlU and Supervision cainp and protection meas- month Consultant. tires. Damiage.tn services -Relocation of any po- i MoST 110.2 -Potentially affected *Supervision Consult- Irunninigparallel or tentially affected ser- l~services identified in ants! Contractors/PFlU across the roaidduiring I vicesprior to com- design stage. Constru_Ctionleading to) niencementof any inlterruIptionlinl SUPPly construction works
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Environmental Enhancementl Referenceto Contract implementation IssueslimpactsI MitigationMeasures Documents a A Responsibilities ...... _--.. *Contractorsto be re- *MoST110.6 *Serviceundertakers tc *Statutoryundertakers/ sponsible for identify- be notified for reloca- NGO/PIU/Supervision ing and safeguarding tion and necessary Consultant servicesadjacent to programmingto avoid works and for comr construction delays pensatingstatutory (incl. payments). undertakersfor any accidental damageto such services. -Relocation works to *PIU/ Supervision Con- be completed by 1sultant/Contractor Statutory undertakers before road construc- tion works proceed in accordancewith an agreed programme. *lnclusionofappropri *PCCConsultant and ate clauses in con- PlU struction contracts; monitoring of compli- ance during construc- tion and proper ad ;- ministration of con- tracts. Fire Prevention .- Adopt safework prac- *tvMoST111.6 -Provision of adequate *Contractor tice and have ade- fire fighting equip- quate fire fighting fa- mentr cilities Presenceof contrac *Contractor to provide *MoST 105.2 .inclusion of appropri- *PCC Consultant, su- tor's workforce increas- own suitably ate clauses in con pervision consultant ing pressureon already equiippedand staffed struction contracts; and PIU strained local facilities site emergencymedi- monitoring of compli- including health & cal facilities. ance during construc- medical facilities . i tion and proper ad- ministration of con- tracts...... _...... -tracts.--- Incomplete post-use -Contractorto prepare .MoST 105.2 .Inclusion of appropri- PCC Consultant, su- clearaniceanid reini- site restorationplans . ate clausesin con- pervision consultant statement of base for approval of strLction contracts; and PIU camp, leading to lossof' UPPWDand to im- monitoring of compli- Supervision consult- laind productivity or plement theseplans anceduiring construc- ants/ PlU/Contractor additional costs for iullyprior to demobi- tion and proper ad- land owners to rein- lization. All temporary. ministration of con- statelanid works sites to be noti- tracts *Supervision consult- fied by the contractor -AII sites to be photo- ants/ PlU/Contractor prior to use : graplhedto record pre-' luse state * . i ~~~~~~~~~~BOQ'sto incIlude nominated lumpsum for reinstatementof temnporarysite. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... er...t . ... Pollution of lanid, LDuringconstruction its MoST 306.3 -Monitoringrofcompli- PCC Consultant,Si- ground water and sur- will be ensuredthat . anceduring construc- pervision Consultant, face water arising froml contractor does not . tion and strict adinini- PIU, Contractor and sanitary and other disposeoff debris in stration of contracts StatutoryUndertakers wastes and spillages water bodies. -Soil laden run off will .Provision of waste jPCC Consultant, Su- not be diverted to wa- disposal site for waste pervision Consultant, ter bodies. i fromnconstruction and PIU, Contractor and storageyard. Statutory Undertakers -Vehicle maintenance *PCC Consultant, Su- and refuelling will be pervision Consultant, j confined to areasLnll- PIU, Contractor and der construction yard StatutoryUndenakers to trap discarded 1.- bricant and fuel spills. *Sanitation waste from -Separate septic tanks *PCC Consultant, So- workers caimpwill I shall be used for dis- pervision Consultant, not be diverted to posal of sanitary waste PIU, Contractor and construction water StatutoryUndertakers bodies
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Environmental Enhancement/ Referenceto Contract Imlmntto Enissu mesntmalt MiainMaures Documents jManagementAction hpeetto ...... IMitgaton_ea Responsibilities -Contractor'sto pre- -MOST 105.2 -MonitoringOf comPli-i I Supervision Consult- pare, for Urrwu's ance during construe- ant, PIU,Contractor approvaldtaieh u- tion and strictadmini- Iand StatutoryUnder- li elhutilitiesplan !stration of contracts. takers for theworkers camps: andother works sites, which makeadequate Provisionfor safedis- Posalof all wastesand: preventionof spiilI ages,leakage of poi- lutingmaterials etc. quinractort bearealol30.2 -monitoringof compl- *SupervisionConsult- quiedo py al osts 1ance duringconstu ant, PIU,Contractor associatedwith clean- Ition andstrict admini- and StatutoryUnder- ing up any Pollution Istrationof contracts takers causedby their activi- tiesand to pay full compensatiOnto ihoisel affected Contractor'swater ab- .Contractorto make .MOST 306.2 .oioigo ooi.ueiincnut straction resulting in 1suitable arrangements aneduigSutu nt,rviUioPcConst"-, daepletoofscre fronsplad tion and strict admini- sultant waereources with protectionof watersttinocnras - oasrs and Protec l bodiesfrom pollution tion of surfacewater itfecnwllb bodiesfromcnstruc providedall around I tion activitiesthe baseof stockpiles as per typical sketch i T-7 at all locations inear water bodies 1 iwhere material is to be stockpiled. constrciong traffic Cotatrous ContraCtReq ui rement .Monitouing ofcompli- .Supervision cons ult- casnaeent and iappropriate vehicles ance during construc- ant, PIUJ,PCC Con- structure damagedue and to comply withtinadsrcamii suat to overloading, increas-- legal grossvehicle and' trtion ofdcotractsamn- utn ing congestion and axl loadionlimitsac increasedroad safety *Cnrcrsorpii MS11&MoT I.rprtoanen uevsinosl- hazards damag~~enaswne 111 forcement of traffic ant, PIU. PCC Cn- pense m~~~~~~~~ranagementplans. suan *Contrctorstmini *MoST 12 1 Monitoringof compli-i .Supervisionconsut arise rand safonetyhacduigcntuc- ant, PIU, PCC Con- ards andinconven ~~~~~~~tionand strict admini- suiltant ience to other road stration of contracts uisersby taking appro- priate measures Road safety hiazards I -Contractorsto take all *mnsT 1'Mntrnocml-i.C oslat u rYtassociatdwivhempio-s raoblmesesance during construc- pervision consultant raty divesionsralfi to minimise interfer- tion and Strict admini- and PIU ence with traffic flow stration of contracts -and to Provide safe transit at diversions Air olluionfroms- Asphaltand Hot mix * MOSTI111.5 .-Morithlymonitoringof PCCConsultant,su- platadHtmi plantwill be locatedinaipoltnad peisncnutn, plrdants,cntution Li ,onwn ietotatimely action to de- PIU and contractor yarddue andto minimumdistance of craeteroltn mnoveislentof rniechani 50 rmubntwsconentasetieonllytap- cal cuimpactor. advlaeaonprjcroncnriateo me asues muLte.
Trucks carrying con- MoST I111.8 -Enforce the mnitigation. PCC Consultant, su- struction material will mTeasures suggested evso oslat be coveredwith tar thogdffcet perisiandconsutractor paulin to avoid spill- monitoring.trcto ing. -Watersprinkling will *MoST 111.8 l PCoslant. u be carriedoit in pPC rviin osultnt morningsand eve- iPeriUand contracntor ningson haul roads PUadcnrco andlCOMPaCt Surface. *vehicles and consruc- eMoST 111.1 .PCC Consultant, soi- tion machinerywill bepevsncoulat maintainedto confonrn Perisiandconsutraco iemission standards
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Enacement/ Referenceto Contr antgempntmeAttiin Environmental ntc Mamagementationo Issues/impacts MitigationMeasures I__Documents iResponsibilities
specifiedby 5PCB. -- - -Stock piled sandand i MoSTI111.1 I PCCConsultant, su- stonewill be wetted pervisionconsultant, beforeloading. PIUand contractor -Constructiondebris shallbe disposedonly; at designatedsites. NoiseLevels -Constructionyard *MoST1 11.5 -Supervisionconsult (will be locatedat 500. ansP adcnrac- m awayfrom habita- tor tions. .All equipmentwill be *MoST1 11 -Supervisionconsult- maintainedin good ants,PIU and contrac- workingorder, prop- tor erly designedengine enclosuresand intake silencers -Construction work *Contract Requirement' .Supervision consult- will be restricted be- ants, PIU and contrac- tweenI10.0PM -6.00 o A.M. at allI habitations. WaterLogging and .Needto build drainsin -Design Requirement *Ensure that contractor *PIU, Supervision con- CrossDrainage I.waterloggedareas with bnlildSLIp drains as per sultantand contractor. properoutfallsatchain- designspecification ages33.04, 33.46, 54.7, 66.6, 75.5,102.8 104.8,114.011 726, 4.44,7.27,19.68 *Needto build new .DesignRequirement I PIU,Supervision con- culverts at chainages sultant and contractor. 21.575,87.43, 88.84, 189.8, 92.013 93.069, 93.65,96.92, 97.9 98.6, 86.3 and bridge at chainage86.036. Accidents Hazardsand i-Followi ng safetymeat- , Ensure that safety Safety ores designedto MeaSuires arecon- enhancesafety:l structedas per MoST idesign. .Khairpur tour-arm -Design Requirement -Supervisionconsult- intersection develop- ant, PIU arid Contrac- mientas per MoST ror specification .5moothingoi zigzag -Design RequirementI *Superision consult- lsectionbetween Al- ant, PIU and Contrac- lahganiand lalalabad tor .Proper signagesfor reduIcedspeed in up and down direction at:; 1. Madanpur devel- oped area 2. Jalalabaddeveloped~
3. Katulivillage 4. Harpalpur 5. Mallawan 6. Bangarmau 7. EknaLuravillage *Hoolpurfouir-armn -Design Requirement -SupervisionCOnSuilt- intersection as per ant, PIUland Contrac- MoST specification tor -Reduced speed sign in. -Design Requirement Katrisili village up and down direction - Developmentof inter- -Design Requirement -Inclusionof appropri- .PCCConsultant, SnI- section asper MoST ate CaLausesn construc- pervision consultant, specificationsat Ganj tion contracts; rnioni- PIUland contractor moradabad,Swajipur toring of com-pliance during construiction and proper administra- tion of contracts
Governmiientof Uttar Pradeshi, PLibliC Works DeparTment,Lucknow, India 1 4 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Protect EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001
Environmental Enhancement/ Refereniceto Contract MaaeetAin Implementation Issueslimpacts MitigationMeasures I Documents L aaeet cin Responsibilities NegatveIpact n .-T compensatefor .DesignRequirement -Ensureavailability of PUsuevio,cn Floradue to Cuttingof 5640 numberof treesibudget to StateForest sultants,contractor, Trees to be cut, I11280 Departmentfor plunta-'NGO, Forest De- numberoftrees will tion andconsultant i partment be planted. thatspecified number of treesare planted. .4473 nos.of trees .DesignRequirement -Ensure availabilityof .PIU, supervision,con- Ihave to be plantedas i I budgetto StateForest isultants, contractor, supplementaryplan-1 Departmentfor planta- NGO,forest Depart- tatinnto achievea itionl andconisultation ment targetdensity of 200 thatspecified number I trees/km. of treesare planted. CulturlProprties Shrineon this routeto .DesignRequirement .-To makeavailable 1.PiU,Nc6 andsper- be shiftedin consulta-i !budgeted fund and visionconsultant tion with concerned spacefor 5hifting peopleand following judiciousengineering design OCCLuPationalSafety 1!Construction workers .MoSTIIt 1.6 -Ensureadequacy and -PPU, PCC,contractor andHealth 1be providedwith per- availabilityof PPEs. andsupervision con- 2.sonalprotective sultant. equipment(PPE) such as earplugs,helmets, safetyshoes, gloves, etc. EinhancementMeasures Enancem-entof Road - Pondslocated at Km. -Design Requirement -Necessarydetails of PCC,PIU SidePonds and Water 125.4,121.4 and ienhancement mneas- Bodies 143.8will be en- oresto he presented hancedwith following' asdrawings for easy measures: understandingand in- creasingimplement- ability. i*Steeped accessto IDesign RZequirementi -nvolvement of NGOs .PIU, NCO, supervi- wateredge iin enhancement sionconsultant and *Provision for wash- measures. contractor ing platform.(Draw-! insgT-1) *Brick pitchingfor slopestablisation towardsroad sideloDrawingT-21 *'Plantation of trees and shrubsfor stabi- lisation A schematicsketch of enhancementmeas- uresfor pond is given in Drawling4.2 De- tailsgiven in the drawingshall be as perthe typical designs! T-Ito T-6 Rokad,s"ide-L,a,n,d-s,c,a-p,e-Plantation along the i-Design Requirement -Necessarydetails of -PCC, PlU, Supervision corridorshall be as outlinesenhanced Consultant,NGO and lper the typicaldesignsi measuresto be in- Contractor,UP State providedin Drawings cludedin contract ForestDevelopment 431(a)to 4(c,sb document. corporation. tect to theapproval of thesefrom UPForest iDevelopmentCorpo- ration.Suitable design! as perthe land avail-t ability shallbe pro- vided. E~nhainc'emine'n'tmne-aSLres 1 -Proper signageson * DesignRequirement . Ncsaycas n .C,PU otatr, forSandi Bird SanCtLu accessroad contractdocumen t iSupervisionconSuils- ary andbuidget allocation antand NCO -Supplementarytrees -Design Requirement -Necessaryclause in .PCC,PIU, Contractor, shallbe plantedto in- contractdocumi-ent Supervisionconsult- creasethe plantation and budgetallocation antand NGO 1;densityto 200 trees/km Enhancemienitof cul- - Cultural/historical
Governmientof UttarPradeshi, PuibliC Works Departm-ent, Lucknow, India 15 ProjectCo-ordiniatinig Con1SUltants IPCCQ Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001
Environmental r Enhancement/ IReferenceto Contract io Implementation Issues/impacts MitigationMeasures Documents i Responsibilities . . . . . , _ ...... _ . _l...... j...... l~~~~~...... tural andhistorical monumentsuitable fort properties enhancementshall be identifiedby PIUand SC -Enhancementof tem- plesshall be carried out asper the sche- maticsketches given in Drawings44 and 4-5 Thedrawings presentedare for combinationof tem i ple with well and i templeadjacent to pond which isfre- iquently encountered alongthe corridor, High NoiseLeveis .*Double-glazing of -Design Requirement *Provisionin contract iPIU PCC Supervision i openingsof sensitivei documentfor con- Consultantand Con- receptors(educational structionof noisebar- tractor andhealth institutes)i riersi chainage58 03 i 101.09,765 10477,i 109.77,19.743i 30.893. -Provisionof 'BIow i No-Horn'signs at the approachesto the structures Crossdrainage and IoDesiltationof drains -Design Requirement -Maintenance of re- *PIU/lWD flooding to avoidwater logging; cordsof desiltation -Enhancementworks *DesignRequirement on waterbodies shall be takenup only in i dry season i. , ,_ _ __,, _ _ __, ,_, ,_,__,,,_____,______:____,._,___.______...... -----...... -...--....- ...------...... _ _ ..__..__.._...._...... _.__.. Environmentalmonitor-i -Ambient air qualityto *ContractRequirement -Records to be main- *PIU, PCC,contractor ing duringConstructioni be measuredonce in a4 tamedfor reporting andsupervision con- Phase season(except mon- andfor futire refer- sultant I soon)at location encei specifiedin monitor- ing plan i -Water quality(ground i *ContractRequirement i *PIU PCCcontractor andsurface) to be iand supervisioncon- monitoredonce in a | sultant jyear at 3 locations i specifiedin monitor- ing plan *Noiselevels to be -Contract Requirementji PIU PCC contractor monitoredonce in a andsupervision con- seasonat locations sultant specifiedin monitor- ingplan *So.ilquality along i*ContractRequirement iPIU contractorand RoWto be monitored supervisionconsultant twice in theconstruc- Ition period at a mini- jmumof 5 locations -Monitoring of con- *Contactrequirement structionsites for ar- rangementsmade for protectionmeasures at storageareas drain- ageand *Inspectionof construc-i tion camps for sanita- tion OPERATIONALPHASE increasedAir Pollution *Ainbientairquality *ProjectRequirement jMonitoring frequencyj *PlU| monitoring at follow- is thrice in the design ing locations: period. *Allahganjlarge rural development i*alalabadat largede- i velopment centre
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Environmental Enhanceet eeenceto Contrdct ManagementAction Ipeetto Issues/mpacts MitigationMeasures I Documents _ Responsibilities *Katrajunction with I NH *Bilgram I-----. . - NoisePollution *Noisepollution moni-i -Project Requirement -Monitoringfrequency i *PIU toringat followinglo- | is thricein thedesign cationsalong the pro- period ject routecorridor *Katrajunction, Bil- gramcongested area i *Allahganjlarge rural development *Jalalabadlarge urban - centre i -Proper vigilanceand *Localunit of PWDto *PWD andPIU maintenanceof con- ensuremaintenance structednoise barri- | I andto makeinspec- - ers | tion -*Strict compliancefor * *Informationabout No' *PIU andState Traffic ! no hornin identified Hom Zone on each Police placesin design. routeto statetraffic I _ ; policefor compliance. WaterPolluition *Provide2 nos oil- *ProjectRequirement *Monitoringfrequency *PIU cum-sedimenttraps at oncea year,thrice in theedge of ditches operationperiod. endingnear ponds locatedat chainage ' km 1.7,km 43.8 km 121.4,km 1254I Typicaldrawing given., in T-8. *Provide4 nos.oil- cum-sedimenttraps at theedge of ditches Iending near rivers/streamslocated at chainagekm 14.0, km 19.9,km 499.2, km 26.4,km 54.5,kmi 87.5,km 98.4. Typicaldrawing given' in T-8. -Monitoringof surface andground water qualityat following locationsat leastonce a year: *Pondat km 17.0 *Borewell neardry irrigationcanal *Waterbodyunder culvert9211 SoilCharacteristics -Monitoringof soil *ProjectRequirement *Monitoringfrequncy -PiU qualityof agricultural oncea year,thrice in field at onelocation operationperiod. closeto RoW. -Checkingof overflow * Propermaintenance of * PIU,Forest Depart- of spillagefrom the I avenuetrees and ment carriagewayby pro- vegetation. moting growth of vegetationcover along! the road shoulders and preventing over- flow in agriculture j field . ! !-I ...... _.__.....___...... _..- ..-.-...... -----...... - _ ...... ;...... ------...... Maintenanceof road .Thesaplings shall be i -Project Requirement l-Appointment of an -PIU side plantation planted and shall be engineer for arboricul- watered at regular in- j ture and staffto assist tervals' hin .Rcplacement planting iUPPWD respective for dead saplings, uinit to keep vigil
...... -. - .- . - .------...... ------.. ------. ------...... _.. PossibleUndesirable i -Vigilance to prevent -*Project Requirement *Improvement. project i *UPPWD and the fnvi' induced development uinauthoriseddevel- route to be properly ronmental and Social I opments and effective i zmaintained. Management unit un-
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Environmental Enhancement/ Referenceto Contract Implementation Issues/Impacts i Mitigation Measures i Documents Management Action Responsibilities control by regulations der PIU. and control of land use Problems arising with .. interaction with locali -Project Requirement -Recommendations -Statutory Authorities general road safety due community to explain made are to be in- specified under vari- to increasein traffic I road safety aspects. plemented in coordi- ous laws nation with other de- i partnments(RTO, UPSRTC,Private transport operation, Education Depart- ment Zila Parishad, .... _. _ ! _ j__ _ _ ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~etc.)_ Problems arising with i *lnteraction with driv- general road safety due ! ers and driving insti- to increase in traffic tute to imbibe aspect of road safety in driv- jing iInteraction with state road transport under- taking (UPSRTC)to train drivers in use of the road bus-lay by i and road traffic safety. *Maintenance of road safety infrastructureto I be done properly and timely.
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5 IMPLEMENTATIONARRANGEMENTS
The responsibilityof implementingthe mitigationmeasures lies with the UPPWD.All construction activitiesbeing taken up by the contractorunder the SupervisionConsultant (SC) will be scrutinized by the PIU. Implementationschedule is workedfor phasewise implementationof the mitigation measuresas discussedbelow. Assuming that the endof November2001 UPPWD receives project clearancefrom the all the concernedauthorities, pre-qualification of contractorswill be finalisedby November2001 and tenderdocument will be readyfor issuein January2002 for pre-qualified contractors.Actual construction can commence in October2002. In the pre-constructionphase of the projectthe supervisionconsultants shall review the EMPand RAPto identifyenvironmental and socialissues and arriveat a suitablestrategy for implementation.The activities to becarried out and the targetdates are presented in the Table5.1
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9~~ 'a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r ' - . I I ' i t . ' . . : l i . '_et s IO.j ' ; I ' , IiI I Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV Consultants BV September2001 6 INSTITUTIONALSTRENGTHENING Thecurrent management status of UPPWDis foundto be inadequateto scrutinizeimplementation of the mitigationmeasures. The presentorganizational setup is modified with an objectiveof strengtheningthe currentmanagement capabilities for implementingthe environmentalmeasures and to makeenvironmental management regular, efficient and sustainablein the long-term. The Environmental Management Plan envisageson-site monitoring of construction activities for environmental pollution and will involve collection of samplesand their subsequentanalysis. For this purpose two chemists would be required especially when the implementation of the two phases goes on simultaneously.Other support staff will be procured from the UPPWD's own manpoweras required. Induction of two more assistantengineers, one each for the biophysical and socialenvironment will also be necessary. Thus an induction of 4 more people is envisagedinto the PIU. The engineersand chemists are available from the UPPWD staff itself. While the former are expectedto be from the filed staff, the latter will be deputed from the ResearchLaboratory of the PWD, which is a designatedTest House, as notified in the Gazette.The following organizationalstructure (Figure 6.1) is proposed for the EnvironmentalCell of the UP StateRoad Project: Figure6.1 Proposedorganisational set-up for UP StateRoad Project-l1 ProjectDirector (SE-UPPWD), UPSRP-11 EngineerExecutive A AssistantEngineers (2) (R&R) Assistant(-- Engineersnt) l ~~~(Environment) .~~~~~~~4 NGO (to be ---- Chemists(2) (to be deputedfrom procured) PWD CentralLaboratory) For transportationof Environmental Engineerand two assistantEngineers, a jeep will have to be provided. Govermiienit of Uttar Pradesh,PLiblic Works Departrnent, Lucknow, India 21 Project Co-ordiniatingConsLIltants tPCC) Services for Uttar PradeshState RoadsProject EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 7 TRAINING The existing supervisingstaff and the additional staffhave to be trained to effectivelycarry out. Monitoring of environmentalcomponents in the operation stage: • Co-ordinate, with supervision consultants and contractors on compliance monitoring of mitigation measuresduring constructionphase; * Co-ordinatewith concerneddepartments on environmentalIssues; * Environmentalimpact studiesfor future roads; * Liaisewith Stateand Governmentof India on fiscal policies to reduce environmental pollution from road traffic. The training modulesfor capacitybuilding aregiven in the Table 7.1. Table7.1 TrainingModules for EnvironmentalManagement SI. ecipietsTrining Mod ofTrining EnvionmentalAspects to T No. trTigraining Conducting module Agency *Environmental staff of *Lecture System .Environmnentaloverview Externalagency 'Environmenital and -Wiorkshops Environmental Social.Ma-gmn Group Discussion Regulationsand Acts -Associated NGOs in *Short term training course 'Environm-ental managementPlan imiplementationand PIU Evmreslplsso staffwith associated ~~~~associatedwith road construction suipervision prdet -Road Projectsand Environmnentalissues -Environmentally souind construction management .Planning for environmental sustainableoperation ot roads -Long term environm-ental ISSLiesin road Management 2 .A II PIU staff constru ctio n -.Seminar -Environmental overiew ExternalAgency supevisin,cnsulant -Workshop -Environmental linpacs * and contractorsLecturers iAssessment - ~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ Environmental Managem-entPla Implementation *Environmental Regulationsand Acts -Environmental pollution associatedwithi road projects . Environmentally soundl construction managemrent i Road Projectsand EnvironmiientalISSuies -All PIU staffand .Short termTtraining *Environmnentaloverview ExternalIAgency *ExeCLItiveEnginieers and courses *Environmnental above PWDofficials -Visit to case Stuidies Regulationsand Acts Iassociated with the *eia Evrnnna olto projectrouites Srint-niomna olto -Road projects anid environmiental ISSsies *EMPfor road projects ______ Goverinmiit of1Uttar Pradesh,Psiblic Works Depanmtient,Lucknow, Iisdia 22 Project Co-ordinating Consultants (PCC)Services for Uttar PradeshState RoadsProject Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV Consultants BV September2001 Si. Traini EnvironmentalAspects to iTraining Conducting No. TrainingRecipients No. I Mode of Training be coveredmodule training ; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Agency 4 -Collaborating 'Audio Visual -Environmental Overview External Agency and PCC Government Agencies j Communication -mportanti Environmental Consultant such as Pollution Control IlnformationTraining Regulationsand Acts Board, Traffic and from road transport Transport Departments, perspective StateForest Department etc. and all staff of PWD -Pollution due to road projects 5 -All staff of PIU entrusted -Short term training course *Theoretical courseto Externalagency. with environmental environmental impact related matters assessmentand procedures. I *Environmental Regulations,Acts and Clearance procedures. !Environmental data acquisition and monitoring analysis. :Hands on training on compliance monitoling and operation stage monitoring. 6 -All PIU, PWD staff 'Short term course -Refresher training course I Environmentaland social associatedwith on monitoring and ! managementunit of PIU supervision of compliances of mitigation 'and PCC Consultants. construction and measures. supervisionconsUltant I Environmental ______managementplan i Governmilnetof Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department,Lucknow, India 23 Project Co-ordinating Consultants (PCC)Services for Uttar PradeshState Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-jilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 8 ENVIRONMENTALMONITORING a1 Introduction The environmental monitoring programme provides such information on which management decision may be taken during construction and operational phases.It providesbasis for evaluating the efficiency of mitigation and enhancementmeasures and suggestfurther actions that need to be takento achievethe desiredeffect. The monitoring includes: (i) Visual observations; (ii) Selectionof environmentalparameters at specificlocations; (iii) Samplingand regulartesting of theseparameters. 8.2 Objectives The objectivesof the environmentalmonitoring programmeare: * Evaluationof the efficiency of mitigation and enhancementmeasures; • Updatingof the actions and impactsof baselinedata; * Adoption of additional mitigation measuresif the presentmeasures are insufficient; * Generatingthe data, which may be incorporated in environmental managementplan in future projects. 8.3 Methodology Monitoring methodologycovers the following key aspects: * Componentsto be monitored; * Parametersfor monitoringof the above components; * Monitoring frequency; * Monitoring standards; * Responsibilitiesfor monitoring; * Monitoring costs. Environmental monitoring of the parameters involved and the threshold limits specified are discussedbelow. 8.4 Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) Monitoring Amrbientair quality parametersrecommended for road transportationdevelopments are Respirable ParticulateMatter (RPM),Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM),Carbon Monoxide (CO), Oxides of Nitrogen (NO,), Hydro-Carbons(HC), Sulphur-dioxide (SO2 ) and Lead (Pb). These are to be monitored at designatedlocations starting from the commencementof construction activity. Data should be generatedover three days at all identified locations in accordance to the National AmnbientAir Quality Standards(Table 8.1). The location, duration and the pollution parametersto be moniitoredand the responsibleinstitutional arrangementsare detailed out in the Environmental Monitoring Plan. Governmentof UttarPradesh, Puiblic Works Departnent, Lucknow, India 24 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for Uttar Pradesh State Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV Consultants BV September2001 Table8.1 NationalAmbient Air QualityStandards Time I Seniie Idsra eieta ighte tiv Inutra Rrl Method of measurement Pollutants .avegage Area Area &othera 3 3 Sulphur Dioxide (SO) - Annual | 15_pg/r 80 pg/m' 60 pIg/m" Improved West and Gaeke method 3 24 hours*1 30 .gfm i 120 pLg/m . 90 pg/m' Ultraviolet fluorescence 3 3 Oxides of Nitrogen (NO) Annual& 15 pgtm 180 pg/rmn 65 pg/m Jacoband Hochheiser modified (Na-Arsenitemethod) 3 9 j24 hours'' 130 pg/m3 1120 pg/in 91 pg/ri Gas phase Chemiluminescence Carbon Monoxide (CO) 18 hours* 1000 pg/r 3 5000 ag/m3 | 2000 pg/rmn Non dispersive infrared 3 3 1 hour 22000 pg'm 11000 pAg/m1-4000pgnm - spectrascoppy .....,,.,,.,..,,.,,..,.,,,.__,__...... ,____:.___...... ,.,,_ ---..... -- -_ __ -...... ----- . ---... - .-- - --_ 3 3 Lead iPb) AnnualI 10.50 pkg/m 1 1.0 jig/m' 0.75 pg/m3 AAS Method 24 hours after __ho ~ . ____. 3sampling using EPM 20000 or ...... 4 hour. ~ . I. -- equivalent filter paper 3 3 Respirable ParticulateMatter Annual I 50 pg/rm -120 TgFmj : 60 pLg/m 3 3 3 (RPM)-Size lessthan 10 pLm 24 hours*" 1 75 pAg/M 1150 pgm 100 pg/m 3 3 SuspendedParticulate I Annual' '70 pgr !360pg/m3140 pg/m Averageflow rate not lessthan 1.1 Matter(SPM) i24hours* 1 00g"op 500>#i 200 pg/ cu.m/minute Source: Anon 1996-97. National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Series NAQMStaI1996-97, Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi. 'Average Arithmetic mean of minimum 104 measurementin a year taken for a week 24 hourly at uniform interval. 24 hourly/M hourly valuesshould meet 98 percent of the time in a year 8.5 Water Quality Monitoring The physicaland chemicalparameters recommended for analysisof waterquality relevantto road developmentprojects are pH, total solids,total dissolvedsolids, total suspendedsolids, oil and grease,COD, chloride, lead, zinc and cadmium.The location,duration and the pollution parametersto be monitoredand the responsibleinstitutional arrangements are detailedin the EnvironmentalMonitoring Plan. The monitoringof the waterquality is to be carriedout at all identifiedlocations in accordanceto the IndianStandard Drinking Water Specification - IS 10500: 1991(stated in Table8.2) Table8.2 IndianStandard Drinking Water Specification - IS10500:1991 Si Subst o Requirement. UndesirableEffect ' No . Characteristcs (Desirable iOutside the Desirable Methods of Test Remarks Limit) Limit E Rf oIS eak ...... , .___ _ _...._ _.. .. __. _....,,,__...._._ - ... _-----.....- ESSENTIALCHARACTERISTICS I Colour, Hazen 5 i Above 5, consumer 25 . 3025 (Part41 i Extendedto 25 only if units, Max. . acceptancedecreases 1983 ! toxic substancesare not suspected, in absenceof alternate I sources 2 Odour Unobjection- i 3025 (Parts5):1 984 a)Test cold and when able heated i b) Test at several dilutions 3 Taste Agreeable 3025 (Part7 and 81 Test to be conducted 1984 only after safety has been established 4 Tuirbidity NTU, 5 Above 5, consumer 10 i 3025 (Part10) Max. j acceptancedecreases l 1984 5 pH VaLie 6.5 to 8 5 Beyond this range, the No 3025 (Parti1) - . . water will affectthe relaxation 1984 mucous membrane and/or water supply . I system I_I_! Governmnenitof Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department Lucknow. India 25 Project Co-ordinatingConsultants (PCC)Services for Uttar PradeshState Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaurl DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 -7-~~~~~~~~~s E E Si ~~ ~~IRequirement'Undesirable Effect SISubstance or ~(DesirableOutside the Desirable *~5 ehd fTs emarks No Characteristics Lii)Lmt. (RfTIS 6 otal hardess las 300 Encrustationin water 600 3025 (Part 211 CaCO,I mg/I, Max supply structure and 1983 adverse effects on domestic use 7 Iron las Fe) mg/I, 0.3 iBeyond this limit 1 32 of 3025 1964 Max itaste/appearance are affected, has adverse effect on domestic uses and water supply struc- tures, and promotes iron bacteria 8 Chlorides las CII 250 Beyond this l imit, taste, 1000 3025 (Part 32) mg/I, Max corrosion and palatibil 198 ity are affected 9 Residual,free 0.2 3025 (Part 26) 'To be applicable only chlorine, mg/I, Min,uu .vh"enwater is chlorinated, Testedat consumer end. When protection against viral Iinfection is required, it should be Min 0.5 mg/I DESIRABLECHARACTERISTICS_ 1 Dissolved solids 500 Beyond this palatability, 2000 3025 (Part 16) Mg/I, Max decreasesand may i1984 cause gastro intestinal irritation 2 CalCiumi-las Ca) 75 iEncrustation in water 20D 3025 (Part 40) mg/, Max supply structureand 19 adverseeffects on domestic use 3 Magnesium (as 30 IEncrustation to water 100 16, 33, 34 of tS *Mg), mg/I, Max supply structureand .3025:1964 adverseeffects on * ~~~~~~~domesticuse 4 Copper (as Cu) 0.05 Astringenttaste, 1.5 36 of 3025: 1 964 - mng/I.Max discolorationiand cor- jrosionof pipes, fitting land utensils will be causedbeyond thisi 5 Manganese (asMnl. 0.1 I Beyond this limit 0.3 35 of 3025: 1964 I mg/I, Max taste/appearanceare affected. has adver~se effectson domesti uses and water supply structures 6 Suilphate(as 200 I 200 IBeyondi this causes 400 3 025 (Part 241 1986 may be extended uIPto -SOJ mgIy,Max gastro intestinal irrita 400 provided las mg) tion when mnagnesium .does not exceed 30 ior sodiumnare present 7 Nitrate las NO,) 45 Beyond this, may cause' 100 3025 IParl 34) 1988- mig/I,Max mnethaemoglobinernia 8 FIluoride(as F) t IFluoride may be kept 1.5 I23 of 3025: 1964 - mig/I,Maxc as low as possible. High fluoride may causefluorosis 9IPhenolic 0.00) Beyond this, it may 0.002 54 of 3025: 1964 COMPOuinds(As causeobjectionable C,H,OHI mg/I, :taste and odour Max 10 MerCuirylas Hg) 0.001 IBeyond this, the water No isee Note) Mercuiry To be tested when siisl/I Max becom-estoxic relaxation ion anilyser pollution is suspectedi 11 Cadmiumtjilas Cd), 0.01 Beyond this, th~ewaiter No (See note) To be testedwhen inmgl, Max becomestoxic Irelaxation pollution is suIspected 12 SeleniLumllas Se), I 0.01 iBeyond this, the water No 28 of 3025: 1964 iTo be testedwhen mig/I,Max i1becomnes toxic relaxation Ipollution is sutspected 13 Arsenic (As As) 0.05 Beyond tliis, the water No 3025 (Part 37) 1 988 To be testedwhen mlg/I,itfa becomestoxic relaxation pollution is suspected Governmienitof Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 26 Project Co-ordinating Consultants(PCCI Servicesfor Uttar PradeshStaste Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 SRequirementlUndesirableEffect ' Si Substanceor (Desirable Outsidethe Desirable RMethodso)Test Remarks No Characteristics I Rf.T S Limit) Limit , I (Rf.ToIS 14 Cyanide(As CN 005 itBeyondthis iimit, the t No i 3025 (Part27) 1986 To be testedwhen .mg/l,Max _ waterbecomes toxic I relaxationI pollutionis suspected i 5 Leadlas Pb), mg/I, 0.05 1 Beyondthis limit, the i No iseenote) To be testedwhen Max waterbecomes toxic trelaxation pollutionis suspected 16 Zinc (AsZn). Mg/I, 5 IBeyondthis limit it can 1 15 39of3025:1964) To be testedwhen Max causeastringent taste | pollutionis suspected i andan opalescencein i l water 17 Anionicdetergents 0.2 Beyondthis limit it can i1 Methylene-bue i Tobe testedwhen (AsMBAS) mg/i, causea light frothin extractionmethod jpollution is suspected Max , water 18 Chromium(As 0.05 Maybe carcinogenic No I 38 of 3025:1964 ' To be tested 5 1 when Cr +) mg/i,Max -. . abovethis limit _ i relaxation . pollutionis suspected 19 Polynuclear - i Maybe carcinogenic aromatic i abovethis limit hydrocarbons (as PAH)gl, Max 20 I Mineraloil mg/l, I 0.01 I Beyondthis limit un- 0I03 GasChromaiographio - Max desirabletaste and i method odourafter chlorina- sic mg/i , , ,, take, __ place .. I_tion 21 Pesticidesmgti, Absent Toxic 0001 Maxof. 22 Radioactivematerials: i 58 of 3025:01 964i r 23 a) Alpha emitters i I BqA1Max sqxl, Max; j ~~~~~~~~~~...... _i..i 24 Betaemiters pci/, i-1 Max 25 Aluminium(as All, i 200 1Beyond this limit taste j 600 (13 of 3025:1964 t mgmI,Max I becomesunpleasant i 26 Aluminium(as A1l), 0.03 Cumulativeeffect is 0.2 31 of 3025: 1964 - mg/I, Max reported to cause dementia --.... 27 Boron, mg/l, Max 1 - j 5 29of 3025:1964 i Soutrce:Indian Standard Drinking WaterSpecification-150500:1 991 8.6 Noise levelsMonitoring The measurementsfor monitoring noise levelswould be carried out at all designatedlocations in accordanceto the Ambient Noise Standardsformulated by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in 1989 (refer Table 8.3) Sound pressurelevels would be monitored on twenty-four hour basis. Noise should be recorded at a "A' weighted frequency using a " slow time responsemode' of the measuringinstrument. The location, duration and the noise pollution parametersto be monitored and the responsibleinstitutional arrangementsare detailed in the EnvironmentalMonitoring Plan (Table8.4). Table 8.3 Noise level standards(CPCB) Km Noiselevel for ! Noiselevel for Day _ NightTime dB(A) nd-ustrialarea zs I 70 coiimmercialarea 65 55 Residentialarea 55 45 Silencezone 50o 40 Da'y time - 6.00 am- 9.00 pm (15 hours) Night timc - 9.00 pm - 6.00 am (9 hours) Governmentof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 27 Project Co-ordinating Consultants(PCC) Services for Uttar PradeshStaite Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-ilihaur) DH-VConsultants BV September2001 The monitoringplan alongwith the environmentalparameters and the time frameis presentedin the Table8.4, environmental monitoring plan. Table8.4 EnvironmentalMonitoring Plan fo-, Route4A (Katra-Bilhaur) MONITORING Institutional Responsibilities Parameters Seal Standards Location Frequency Duration I tlomna Guidance Supmso PMSP, High volume IAir (Preven- Whereverthe O0nceevery 'Continuous 24 lContraclor ' Engineer, PlU, SO,, 0O,, isampler to be jtion and Con- contractor !season for 2 hours/ or for 1 'through ap- tUPPWD CO, HC located 50 m 'trol of Poll-In decides to years full working 'proved monim from the plant l ion) Ruiles, locatethe 0 day itoring agency -0 in thedlown ICPCB,1994 mix plant Iwinddirec- lion. Use ninethod speci- u ~~~~findby CPCB iforanalysi 5SPM,RSPM IHigh Volume Air IPreven- Stretchof the Once every iContinuous 24 !Contractor !Engineer, PIU, Sampler lo be tion and Con- 'Iroad where munth for 2 hours/ or for I 'through up- ULPI'WO t; ~~~'located40 m itrol of Pollnu :constructionis years 'full working 'proved unioii 'fromnthe plant Ition) Rales, rinprogress day itoring agency' liii LtinuUwni ICPs ,1994 Iite 'wind direc ition. Use methodspeci- u I ~~~findby CPCB for analysi 5SPM,RSPM, HighVolume Air (Preven- 1. lalalahad 'Thrice in op- Continuouis lUUPPWD SO. NO, 'Sampler to be ltion and Con- large devel- ieration period. 24 hiours CO, Pb, NC located at 15 troitof PolIo- opument Deceusber ro fromthe trontRules, centre 2003,tantiary edgeof pave- CPCB,1994 2Bilgrans 2006 and nient corngestedl January 2010 urban area 3. Allahganl large rural o develop- ment area 4. Katra junction with NH pH, BOD, Grab sample iWaterquality 11.Kalyani 'Eisdof sum- Contractor Engineer, PIU, COO, TDS, collected from standardsby river mserbefore tfse through ap- UPPWO *TSS,DO, Oil sourceand -CPCB '2. Sedariver omsetofnlion proved mosoi- &Greaseand analyse as per 3 elhn oneeytoring agency o0 Pb 'Standard ya o methodsfor pump at yearsfo IEsaminationluabd yer o ~~~~~~ofWater and 4. Bore well at Wastewater Katra pH, :Grab sample Waterqrial ity 1IKalyani Endof sunsii PU UPPWD SODCOT colectedfronm standardsby river mer befoe tl DS,TSS, 00, source and ~CPCB 2edrir Ontof (ion- Pb, Oil and aisalyseas per 3 elhn oIsIr 2004, Grease. Standard 2006,ansd IMethods for pmat 2010 Examination faaad of WAaterand '4 Bore well at Wastewater Katra 'Flooding and IFlooding lecau Water quality iAt locations of iThrice in U UPPWD 0'o Cleaning of 'ltions to be sadrso fldig and mosisad !drains/water Iidentified and !CPCB and locations ]den- porust-onsooni r.i bodies choked drains, cleanirsgshiall tifi d by the iseasons of o) waterbodies be to thesaris- PWD 20 20 iunder going factionof the 'and 2010. siltationand Engineer subjectto I (PWD/) idebris disposal should mont 1 'tored under icleaniing op- lerations Governiisientof Uttar Pradesh,Puiblic Works Department, Lucknow, India 28 Project Co-ordinatitsgConsultants IPCC)Services for Uttar PradeshSlate RoadsProject Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV Consultants BV September2001 7E_ 1!iXtIhlMONITORING Institutional Responsibilities PaaeesSpecial Stdadueisn *RL ~i5, P2tameterS . CuP;danacei Standards Location Frequency Durat implement Supeision .__._4 ,_ _ __2.,__ __,,,_,_,, - ,_,, ._ _._------'--t------~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' ______~~-- ~~-~~~'- ~- . ~~~-~_------. ".... -- - Noise tevels iFree field at I I Noise stan- At equipment Once every tReadingsto be Contractor Ensgineer,PIU, ion dB (A) imfrom the jdards by yaids ;month fmax) taken at 15 through ap- UPPWD scale 'equipment iCPCB fortwo years, secondsinter- proved moni- l whose noise asrequired by Iva[ for 15 rIngagency tevels are !.the engineer minutes every ;being deter- :hour and thene mmined. iaveraged °Noise levels ! Equivalent Noise stan- As directed by Thrice a year Readingsto be Contractor 'Engineer, PIU :on dB A) noise levels 'dards by the Engineer :for 2 years Itaken at 15 'through ap- UPPWD scale :using an inte- ICPCB tAt maximum during the seconds inter- proved moni- .grated noise 5 locations) ;construction ival for 15 toring agency level meter period. Iminutes every) ; kept at a dis- hour and then :tance of 1S javeraged. > ; jfromI edge of pavement _ i ! Noise levels fEquivalent Noise stan- i. jalalabad Thrice in op Readingsto be Contractor tEngineer, PiU, Z ion dB (AI noise levels dards by ilarge devel- eration period, taken at 1 ithrough an |tUPPWD ascale using an inte- CPCB opmen Iin December seconds inter- ;approved 'grated noise centre j2003, anuary jval for t5 moiritoring level meter 2. Bilgram, 2006 and minutes every !agency - WTkept satdis- congested llanuary 2010. ;hour and then 'tanceof 15 urban area laveraged : fromnedge of3Alagn j'pavement 'rrei ij .large rural . i 1 develop- ment area 4. Katra junction i with NH I i !Monitoringof ]Sample of soil IThreshold for !Atproductive ;Once a year Contractor !Engineer, PIU, Pb, Cr, Cd icollected to leach contami- ;agricultural for2 years ithrough an IUPPWD acidified and nant set by i lands abutting ' approved anialysedusinglIlRISdatabase jtraffic detours ',onituring ,° i aabsorption Iof USEPAuntil and traffic iagenicy spectropho- Inationalstan- diversions, to tolinetry dards are be identifed promulgated- by thie Eng-! neer Monitoringof Sanmpleofsoil iThresholdfor Ataccident 'Asperthe iThrice inp- !Environmental UPPWD lrheavy metals, Icollected to jeach contami- spilt locations !occurrence of eration stage Cell, PIU oil and grease acidified and Inant setby involving bulk such incidents for nionitoring 'analysed using IlRISdatabase transponcar- turbidity absorption iof USEPA unitil: rying lazard- spectropho- inatiotatstan- :ous matenals O toiletry dardsare 1j5locations promulgated. maximum) : , Turbidity in visual obser- lAsspecified !Atthe drains, Pre-nonsoon j ingiieer PiU Storm water ivations during by theengi- :pondsand and post-mon- uCn K sirevisits aveerPWsI rivers near soon seasons On SiltU; ldoad in !5Water quality I'conistrluctionI ,for 2 years ! o u ponds 'sadrs st Turbidityin ViVsualobser- As specified 'At major water; Thrice in pre iPIU UPPWD .5 i w I Stormwater ivations during jby the engi- lbodies identi- !monsoon and sirevE visits vneerPWD/ fledbytire ipost-nionsoon 'Water quality iPWD. seasonsin Silt loadni.'istandards '2004,2006 poisd: r S ; I .aird 2010. MIoiitorinig of Visual obser- iTo the satisfac AtStorage 'Quarteryin Engineer UPPiWD 'i in i iOc Storage vations will 'tion ofthe PIU 'area aid con- :the construc- E Area suffice. These and the stan- strsiction tion stage U are to be Idards given in camps ,ainageslell ' checked as the reporting Arrangemien specified in form. the EMPas per: E } .3. Sauitatiuoir Ci format of c in Construc- the reportinig U . - tion Camps system . Governmnentof Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 29 Project Co-ordinating Consultants (PCCI Services for Uttar Pradesh State Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV Consultants BV September2001 e _ i @ . MONITORING InstitutionalResponsibilities e i v i ------...... -- - -. , ...... S...... ___,...... I ,2 AL 1 ,cParameters Special Standards Location Fequency Duration Impleient Supervision .Monitoringof ithouid be tAs aidoutin All alongthe urgthe fores 'i U,UPPWD j fellingof trees ensuredthat !the Detailed corridor fellingoftrees 'Department i(toassist in co- onlythose !Designfor the orudination treesthat are .project with the omarkedare Contractor) ffelled. si . iSurvivalrate ThenumberofTile survival All alongthe Everyyear for ;PIU UiPWD si of trees treessurviving rateshould be corridor 2 years Suc~cessof re- duringeac tlat7% *6 vegeation visit should be belowwhich compared replantation . :with nunber Ishallbe done. o of saplings j j ~~~~planted.!i Goveriritenit of Uttar Pradeshi,Public Works Departiment,Lucknow, india 30 Project Co-ordinating Consultants (PCC)Services for Uttar PradeshState Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan tKatra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 9 REPORTINGSYSTEM Reportingsystem provides the necessaryfeedback for project managementto ensure quality of the works and that the program is on schedule. The rationale for a reporting system is based on accountabilityto ensurethat the measuresproposed as -part of the Environmental Management Plan get implemented in the project. The reporting system will operate linearly with the contractor who is at the lowest rung of the implementationsystem reporting to the SupervisionConsultant, who in turn shall report to the PIU. All reporting by the contractorand SupervisionConsultant shall be on a quarterly basis. The PIU shall be responsiblefor preparingtargets for each of the identified EMAPactivities. All subsequent reporting by the contractor shall be monitored as per these targets set by the PIU before the contractorsmove on to thesite. The reporting bythe Contractor will be a monthly report like report of progresson construction and will form the basisfor monitoring by the PIU, either by its own EnvironmentalCell or the EnvironmentalSpecialist hired by the SupervisionConsultant. * Monitoring of facilitiesat constructioncamps * Monitoring of air, noise,soil and water param-etersincluding silt load * Monitoring of survival rateof roadsideplantation. * Monitoring of cleaniingof drainsand water bodies. The designed monitoring processis indicated in the Table 9.1. The forms that need to be utilized for the reporting are given in Appendix 1. Table 9.1 DesiredMonitoring and Reporting Processand Responsibilities ContractoriSupervision Consultant(SC) ProjectImplementation World Bank Unit (PIU) (WB) z ~~Item Implementa-I Oversee/l tion and ieotn o Fil eie Reportingto FlPU Compliance B1 Supervision SC SMevso eon o nFietdr eprttnDsie -- CONSTRUCTION PHASE Mntrn C Ii Monitoring of construictionsite Before start Quarterly Quarterly Half yearly and construction camnp of work C21 larget sheetforPOIlLution iAs requlired iAfter i After HalIfyearly Monitoring IiMonitoring Moiorn IC3 Target sheetfor roadside Monthly Quarterly Quarterly Half yearly Yearly plantation C4 Targetsheet for mnonitoringof i monthly Monthly iQuarterly I Half yearly iYearly -. cleaning water bodies .. OPERATION PHASE I-- 0 1 Targetsheet for PoIlLution ~ .=As per After Twice Monitoring . oioig monitoring during plan operation phase 02-Target sheet for SLurvival .Quarterly After Once after ireporting of roadside i monitoring 3 yearsof plantation end of construiction 03: Target sheetfor monitoring of Quarterly .After Twice cleaning water bodies ~ monitoring during operation phase Governmiientof Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 3 1 Project Co-ordinating Consultaints(PCCI Services for Uttar PradeshState Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 10 BILLOF QUANTITIESFOR TYPICAL ENHANCEMENT DESIGNS The typical mitigation/enhancementdesigns were prepared using information collected during the field visit with a view to allow the local communities and the road-usersto enjoy the benefit of a better corridor of movementwhile ensuring their safety.An additional aim was to try and mitigate the potential negative impacts of the development of a wider, high-speedcorridor on the host communities. All the designscreated are attached with each Environmental ManagementPlan. Eachcorridor usesonly a portion of all the designscreated. The environmental managementplan has referred to the particular drawing to be used for each package for environmental mitigation/enhancement.Other details of locations are available in the relevant appendices.The Table 10.1 below givesthe quantitiesfor the typical designs. Table 10.1 Bill of Quantities N.. Item i Unit Quantity N.-__...... __ _ ...... Drawing T-1, Washing platform 1 Excavation 'Cu m 9 89 2 . C. C. (M 15) Cu. 2.5625. 3 R.C.C iCu. m. 2.47 ,. , ...... ,. _ ...... , .. ,,...... l 4 .Stone Masonry Cu. m 7.42 _-_._._!_---. ------______. _]______._.______.---- Drawing T-3 Seating,type- I 1 Excavation I Cu. m. 20 90 2 P. C C. (M 20) Cu. m. 3.89 I. .._...... _ ...... _ ._.. _ _..... - -.------_ ------__---- _ __ 3 .P.C.C.(M15) Cu.m. i 265 4 Brickwork Cu m 15.96 S Earth filling Cu. m 1084 6 Plaster mSq._ 15.18 Drawing T-3, Seatingtype -2 1 Excavation CuL.m. 14-65 2 P C C. (M 20i Cu m. 3.29 3 P C.C.(M15) Cuom. 1.35 4 Brickwork i Cu. 1396 l s . _ ...... S~~. _...... 1 5 Plaster Sq m. 10.54 6 Earthfilling Cu. m. 2.20 7 Brick paving Sq. m. 8.93 Drawing T-6, Railing l ------...... -.... .-- ...... - -w.------l Excavation iCu. n. 0.13 3 Lengthof railing M. 10.00o I.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Governinent of Unar Pradesli,Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 3 2 Project Co-ordinating Consultants(PCCI Services for Uttar PradeshState Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 11 ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT - BUDGET The environmental budget for the various environmental mnanagementmeasures, proposed in the EMP, is detailed in Table '1.1. There are several other environmental issues that have been addressedas part of good engineeringpractices, the costsfor which has been accountedfor in the EngineeringCosts. Moreover, since environmental enhancementshave not been finalized at this stage, except for the location of ponds. The budget reflectsthis and while retaining the types of enhancementsuggested, allows the selectionof the locationsat the discretion of the Engineer. Table 11.1 EnvironmentalBudget for Route4A Component Component ~~~~~~i. Stage Item unitU UitN(INR) Ct Quniyity Total(~INR Cost Mitigation/EnhancementMeasures ...... _...... _ ...... Dust Managementwith ,Construction 1 v,esprinklingof water, covers for km 10,000 Covered in AIR constructionvehiclestransporting material .Engineering Costs Facilities/Arrangementftor No. 300000 1 300,000 Pre- iConstruction,. Handpump iNo. 25,000 I 11 I 275,000 iand Construction IWe .sNo ,100,000 l 0 0 WATER RESOURCES ~Oiland Grease Separators near No 50,000 40 200,00 Water bodies Construction ---- - iSilt Fencing around soil Covered in Engineering stockpiled near waterbodies sq. m. I 370 Costs Turfing/Pitching sq. m. I Coee nEniern SOIL Construction Costs aRedevelopmentof Borrow sq. m. 150 Covered in Engineering NO)I SE ! o,peration i ,DoubleGlazing for sensitive m. 1400o5ts1,400 , 560,000 NOE P- Ii receptors' s m. 1 40 4 I 560,000 CULTURAL Construction Relocationof Shrines No. 12,000 3 i36,000 PROPERTIES iand i Construction j Piantation including 1 Compensatoryplantation,Th2 2 , ! FLORA Construction i saplingsfore t l ;o , 15753 117,328,300 I (stag ered to follow Civil 0 7 , iemarcai ng Borrow Areas 54 i Covered in Engineering , ; ,,~~~emarcatingBorrow Areas m. 54k | ot ICosts .Constu rcti on .Provision for hoardinsati j SAFETY C-nsturction |mvis,onConstruction for hoardings Camps& health LS 120,000 1 120,090 checks at Construction Camps Operation Provision for BUs-Bay/stops No. Covrd in Engineeing Enhancementof Ponds as per No. To be determined by the Engineeras Drawing 4-2 (4 ponds) per site conditions ENHANCEMENTSA Construction Enhancementof Temples as per No ,To be determined by the Engineeras Drawing 4-4 per site conditions Enhancementof Pondswith To be determined by the Engineeras i Temples as per Drawing 4-5 I O per site conditions IA) Mitigation EnhancementCosts 20,619,300 Moniitoring Mol1itoring~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---Costs -ot------; _ ------ IMonitoring nearall hotfmix io o 5,000 for 6 I3,0 AIR Construction I plant locations approve by the S leS6 30, Enrgineer______ Government of Uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department,Lucknow, Inidia 33 Project Co-ordinating Consultants (PCC)Services for Unar PradeshState Roads Project Environmental Management Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DH-VConsultants BV September2001 Componentstage Item ~~~~~~~~~~Cost ~~ ~~~UnitTotalCost ni (INR) .uny-(INRt) Moni=rig at construction sitesNof 500fr intne ih progressin sape dy 24 1000 construction SmlsIa At sensitive receptorsspecified No. of 15,000 for i 6,0 Oprtn in the monitoring plan Samples I day 12 600 CosrcinAt locations specified in the No~of I50 400 Cosrcinmonitoring plan Samples500 B 400 WATERQUALITY ------.---. ... . Oprto At locations specified in the No. of monitoring plan Samples500 12 l600 ...... No of----- At equipment Yards Samples 4 000 24 i96,000 Construction - NOISE iAs directed by the Engineer Samples400 31200 Operation At locations specified in the No. of mnonitoringplan Samples 4,000 12 48,000 Construction At agriculture land and traffic No. of - t idetours Samples 6,000 10 60,000 - SOIL ~.. - --- .------Operation IAtrqie accident location whenever No.ape of 6,000 5 30,000 All along Construction At tree felIi ng locations LS 25,000 I the i 25,000 FLORA icorridor i Oprto At location of roadside 25,000 per Al ln plantation year te 7 0 FAUNA~~~~~~~~ 1 ~~isIruciionProvision for display boards f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Costuci-nN1000N corridorsfo Operatio accessto SandisBirdSanctuaty100 2 200 IMonitoring Costs 784,000 TRAINING AND Construction As rModules developed for PSortio of MOBILISATION and UPRPMtal300,000 training MOBILISATION Operation .U ot Erection of H-oardings at settlements indicating RoW No.lemof 0 4 4, availabilsyand legal penialties tsetee 20 47 900 ADVOCACY AND for the encroachment .ft POLICY MAKING FOR PREVENTIONOF Operation RIBBON Holding meetingsfor policy DEVELOPMENT ~~~~makersand review meeting with RevenueDepartment, No. of 500 15 I700 local representatives, town- meetings planning authorities, NGOs etc. I1(BMonitoring a'ndTraining Costs I1,253,000~ TOTAL COSTS(A) + (81 21,872,300 Contingency @5% 1093615 TTAL UEE OT 22,965,915 ROUNDED-OFF TOTAL COSTS 23,000,000 NOTES 1: This is a bugetaryprovision as a contribution towards the cost of barriers at sensitivelocations after consultationsto be carried out by PIUwith ownersof thesestructures. 2: This includes additional trees required to achieve density of 200 treesper km with considerationfor settlements. 3: The allocationi for enhiancementswill be made oniceaccurate measurements are availablewith the Engineer. The fundingfor theseshould be available from Contingencyand rounding off. If required, the Enin-ieermay request for additional fundStinder this headwith prior approval of the PIU. Governilent of Uttar Pradesh,PLiblic Works Department, Lucknow. India 34 Project Co-ordinating Consuiltants(PCC) Servicesfor Uttar PradeshState Roads Project EnvironnmentalManagement Plan(Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 12 SPECIFICATIONSFOR ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT WORKS 12.1 Clearingand Grubbing All site clearanceworks shall be done as per section200 of MoSTspecifications for Roadand BridgeWorks. 12.2 Earthwork All excavation,disposal, filling and related works shall be as per section 300 of MoST specifications for Roadand Bridgeworks. 12.3 Materials All materials used in environmental enhancementworks shall be as per section 1000 of MoST specificationsfor Roadand Bridgeworks. 12.4 Bricks Work All Brickwork including Laying,jointing finishing of joints, curing, scaffolding etc shall be as per shall be as per section 1300 of MOSTspecifications for Roadand Bridgeworks. Brickpaving I Flooring The preparationof baseconcrete for laying bricks shall be as per section 409.3.3 and bricks paving shall be done asper clause409.3.4 in all respectsexcept that bricks shall be used. 12.5 Stone Work All stone masonry work shall be as per section 1400 of MOST specificationsfor Road and Bridge works. 12.6 ConcreteWork All concrete work including size and gradingof material,admixtures, stacking of materialsetc shall be as per section 1700 of MoSTspecifications. 12.7 CementConcrete Tile Flooring/Paving The base for laying the concreteflooring/paving, size of cement concretetiles/stone slab shall be as per section409 of MOST specificationfor Roadand Bridgeworks. 12.8 Formwork All formwork shallbe as per section 1500 of MOSTspecifications for Roadand Bridgeworks. Governenlt of UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 35 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 12.9 CementPlastering All cementplastering works and finishingof surfacesshall be doneas per section1312 of MOST specificationsfor Roadand Bridgeworks. 12.10Gabion Structures All Gabion works shall be done as per section 705 of MOST specificationsfor Road and Bridge works. (a) Footpaths Material and Construction of Footpathsshall be as per section 409 of MOST specifications for Roadand BridgeWorks. (b) Cement Concrete Kerb And Channels Material and Constructionof all cement concrete Kerb and channel stonesshall be as per section408 of roadcMOST specifications for Roadand Bridgeworks. 12.11Railing Sectionfor the railing shall be square pipe section as per detailed drawings. The railing shall b.eas per section808 of MOST specificationsexcept that the railing sectionshall be square and as per the detailed drawing for the same. 12.12Horticultural And LandscapingWorks (a) Scope Contractorto furnish all materials,labour and related items necessaryto complete the work indicatedon drawing and specifiedherein. b) Materials Plant Materials Plant Materials shall be well formed and shapedtrue to type, and free from disease,insects and defectssuch asknots, sun-scaled, windburn, injuries,abrasion or disfigurement. All plant materials shall be healthy, sound, vigorous, free from plant diseases,insect's pests, of their eggs,and shall have healthy, well-developedroot systems.All plants shall be hardy Linderclimatic conditions similar to those in the locally of the project. Plantssupplied shall to confirm to the nameslisted on both the plan and the plant list. No plant material will be accepted if branchesare damaged or broken. All material must be protected from the sun andweather until planted. Aniy nurserystock shall have been inspectedand approved by the EnvironmentalSpecialist of the Engineer. All plants shall conform to the requirementsspecified in the plant list. Except that plants larger then specified may be used if approved,but use of such plants shall not increasethe contract price. If the use of the larger plant is approved,the spread of roots or ball of earth shall he increasedin proportion to the size of plant. Deliver plantswith legibleidentification labels. Governmenitof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Licknow, India 36 PiojectCo-ordiniting ConsLiltants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project Environmental Management Plan(Katra-Bilhaurl DHV Consultants BV September2001 TopSoil (Good Earth) Topsoilor goodearth shall be a friable loam,typical of cultivatedtop soils of the locality containingat least2% of decayedorganic matter (humus). It shall be taken from a well- drainedarable site. it shall be free of subsoil,stones, earth skids,sticks, roots or any other objectionableextraneous matter or debris.It shallcontain no toxic material.No topsoilshall bedelivered in a muddycondition. It shallhave pH valueranging between 6 and8.5. Fertiliser Measurementof sludgeshall be in stacks,with 8% reductionfor payment.It shall be free from extraneousmatter, harmful bacteria insects or chemicals.(Subjected to safetynorms). Root System Theroot systemshall be conduciveto successfultransplantation. While necessary,the root- ball shallbe preservedby supportwith Hessianor other suitable-material. On soils where retentionof a goodball is not possible,the rootsshould be suitablyprotected in sucha way thatthe rootsare not damaged. Condition Treesand shrubsshall be substantiallyfree from pestsand diseases,and shall be materially undamaged.Torn or laceratedroots shall be prunedbefore dispatch. No roots shall be subjectedto adverseconditions such as prolongedexposure to, drying winds or subjectionto waterlogging between lifting and delivery. (c) Supplyand Substitution Upon submissionof evidencethat certain materialsincluding plant materialsare not availableat time of contract,the contractorshall be permittedto substitutewith an equitable adjustmentof price.All substitutionsshall be of the nearestequivalent species and varietyto the originalspecified and shall be subjectedto theapproval of the LandscapeArchitect. (d) Packaging Packagingshall be adequatefor the protectionof the plantsand suchas to avoid heatingor dryingout. (e) Marking Eachspecimen of treeand shrub,or eachbundle, shall be legiblylabelled with the following particulars: o Itsname. o Thename of the supplier,unless otherwise agreed. o Thedate of dispatchfrom the nursery. (f) TreePlanting Plantsand Shrubs Treesshould be suppliedwith adequateprotection as approved.After delivery, if plantingis not to be carriedout immediately,balled plants should be placedback to backand the ball coveredwith sandto preventdrying out. Barerooted plants can be heeledin by placingthe rootsin preparedtrench and coveringthem with earth,which shouldbe wateredinto, avoid air pocketsround the roots.Trees and shrubsshall be plantedas shown in architectural drawingsand with approvalof sitesupervision engineer. Governmenitof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 37 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 Diggingof Pits Tree pits shall be dug a minimum of three weeks prior to backfilling. The pits shall be 120 cm in diameter and 120 cm deep. While digging the pits, the topsoil up to a depth of 30 cm may be kept aside, if found good (dependirngupon site conditions), and mixed with the restof the soil. If the side of the below, it shall be replaced with the soil mixture as specifiedfurther herein. If the soil is normal it shall be mixed with manure; river sand shall be added to the soil if it is heavy. The bottom of the pit shall be forkedto break up the subsoil. Back Filling The soil back filled wateredthrough and gently presseddown, a day previousto planting, to make sure that it may not further settle down after planting. The soil shall be presseddown firmly by treading it down, leaving a shallow depressionall round for watering. Planting No tree pits shall be dug until final tree position hasbeen peggedout for approval. Care shall be taken that the plant sapling when planted is not be buried deeper than in the nursery,or in the pot. Plantingshould not be carried out in waterloggedsoil. Plant trees at the original soil depth; soil marks on the stem is an indication of this and should be maintainedon the finished level, allowing for setting of the soil after planting. All plastic and other imperishablecontainers should be removed before,planting. Any broken or damageroots should be cut backto sound growth. The bottom of the planting pit should be covered with 50mm to 75mm of soil. Bare roots should be spreadevenly in the planting pit; and small mound in the centre of the pits on which the roots are placed will aid on even spread.Soil should be placed around the roots, gently shakingthe tree to allow the soil particles to shift into the root systemto ensure close contact with all roots and prevent air pockets. Back fill soil should be firmed as filling proceeds,layer by layer, care being takento avoid damagingthe roots, as follows: The balance earth shall be filled in a mixture of 1:3 (1 part sludge to 3 part earth by volume) with 50gm potash, (Mop) 50gms of Super Phosphateand lKg. Neem oil cake. Aldrin or equivalentshall be applied every 15 days in a mixture of 5ml in 5 litres of water. Staking Newly planted trees must be held firmly although not rigidly by stakingto prevent a pocket forming around the stem and newly formed fibrous roots being broken by mechanical pulling as the tree rocks. Methods: The main methodsof stakingshall be: (a) A single vertical shake,900mm longer than the clear stem of the tree, driven 600mm to 900mm into the soil. (b) Two stakesas above driven firmly on either side of the tree with a cross bar to which the stem is attached.Suitable for bare-rooted or Ball material. (c) A single stakedriven in at an angle at 45 degreesand leaning towards the prevailing wind, the stem just below the lowest branch being attached to the stake.Suitable for small bare-rooted or Ball material (d) For plant material 3m to 4.5m high with a single stem a three- wire adjustable guy systemmay be usedin exposedsituations. The end of stakeshould be pointed and the lower Im to 1.2m should be coated with a non- injurious wood preservativeallowing at least1 50mm abov.eground level. Governmentof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 38 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 Tying Each tree should be firmly secured to the stake so as to prevent excessivemovement. Abrasion must be avoided by using a buffer, rubber or Hessian,between the tree and stake. The tree should 'be secured at a point just below its lowest branch, and also just above ground level; normally two ties should be used for tree. These should be adjusted or replacedto allow for growth. Watering The LandscapeContractor should allow for the adequate watering in of all newly planted trees and shrubs immediately after planting and he shall during the following growing season,keep the plant materialwell watered. Fertilising Fertilising shall be carried out by application in rotation of the following fertilisers,every 15 days from the beginningof the monsoontill the end of winter: (1) Sludgeor organic well-rotteddry farm yard manure:0.05 cum or tussle. (2) Urea 25gm. (3) Ammonium sulphate25gm. (4) Potassiumsulphate 25gm. All shrubs,which aresupplied pot grown, shall be well soakedprior to planting. Watering in and subsequentfrequent watering of summer planted container-grown plants is essential. (g) ShrubPlanting In PlanterBeds All areas to be planted with shrubs shall be excavated,trenched to a depth of 750 mm, refilling the excavatedearth after breaking clods and mixing with sludge in ratio 8:1 (8 parts of stackedvolume of earth after reduction by 20%: 1 part of stackedvolume of sludge after reductionby 8%.) Tall shrubs may need staking, which shall be provided if approved by the contracting consultingengineer, depending upon the conditionsof individual plant specimen. For planting shrubs and ground cover shrubs in planters, good earth shall be mixed with sludge in the proportion as above and filled in planters. Positions of planters shall be planted should be marked out in accordance with the architecturaldrawing. When shrubsare set out, precautionsshould be takento prevent roots drying. Planting holes 40 cm in diameter, and 40 cm deep should be excavatedfor longer shrubs. Polythene and other non-perishablecontainers should be removed and any badly damagedroots carefully pruned. The shrubsshould then be set in holes so that the soil level, after settlement,will be original soil mark on the stem of the shrub. The holes should be back filled to half of its depth and firmed by treading.The remainder of the soil can then be returnedand again firmed by treading. (h) Grassing Preparation During period prior to planting the ground shall be maintained free from weeds. Grading and final weeding of the area shall be completed at least three weeks prior to the actual sowing. Regularwatering shall be continued until sowing by dividing the area into portions of approximately 5m squaresby constructing small bunds to retain water. These 'bunds' shall be leveled just prior to sowing of grassplants; it shall be ensured that the soil has completelysettled. Governmentof UttarPradesh, PuLblic Works Department, Lucknow, India 39 ProjectCo-orditnating Consultants (PCCI Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHVConsultants BV September2001 Soil The soil itself shall be ensuredto the satisfactionof LandscapeArchitect to be a good fibrous loam, rich in humus. Sowing the grassroots Grassroots (cynodon, dectylon or a local genus approved by the LandscapeArchitect) shall be obtained from a grasspatch, seenand approved beforehand. The grass roots stock received at site shall be manually cleared of all weeds and water sprayedover the sameafter keepingthe stock in place protectedfrom sun and dry winds. Grassstock receivedat site may be stored for a maximum of three days. In casegrassing for some areas is scheduled for a later date fresh stock of grass roots shall be ordered and obtained. Execution Small roots shall be dibbled about 5 cm apart into the preparedgrounds. Grasswill only be acceptedas reaching practical completion when germination has proved satisfactoryand all weedshave been removed. Maintenance As soon as the grassis approximatelya 3cm high it shall be rolled with a light wooden roller - in fine, dry weather- and when it has grown to 5 to 8 cm,-above to ground weeds must be removedand regularcutting with the scytheand rolling must be begun. A top-dressingof an ounce of guanoto the squareyard or well decomposedwell broken sludge manure shall be applied when the grassis sufficiently secure in the ground to bear the mowing machine, the blades must be raised an inch above the normal level for th'e first two or three cuttings. That is to say, the grassshould be cut so that it is from 4 to 5 cm in length, insteadof fhe 3 cm necessaryfor maturegrass. In the absenceof rain, in the monsoon, the lawn shall be watered every ten days heavily, soakingthe soil through to a depth of at least20 cm. Damagefailure or dying back of grassdue to neglectof watering especially for seeding out of normal season shall be the responsibility of the contractor. Any shrinkage below the specified levels during the contract or defect liability period shall be rectified at the contractor's expense.The Contractor is to exercise care in the use of rotary cultivator and mowing machinesto reduce to a minimum the hazardsof flying stones and brickbats. All rotary mowing machinesare to be fitted with safetyguards. Rolling A light roller-shallbe usedperiodically, takingcare that the areais not too wet and sodden. Edging Theseshall be kept neat and must be cut regularlywith the edgingshears. Fertilising The area shall be fed once in a month with liquid manureprepared by dissolving 45gms of ammonium sulphatein 5 litres of water. Watering Water shall be applied at least once in three days during dry weather. Watering whenever done should be thorough and should wet the soil at leastup to a depth of 20 cm. Governmentof uttar Pradesh,Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 40 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCCI Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 Weeding Prior to regular mowingthe contractorshall carefully removerank and unsightlyweeds. (i) Maintenance Cultivating The Landscape Contractor shall maintain all planted areas within Landscapecontract boundaries for one year until the area is handed over in whole or in phases.Maintenance shall include replacementof dead plants, watering, weeding, cultivating, control of insects, fungus and other diseasesby meansof spraying with an approved insecticideor fungicide, pruning, and other horticulture operationsnecessary for proper growth of the plantsand for keepingthe landscapesub-contract area neat in appearance. Pruningand Repairs Upon completion of planting work of the landscapesub-contract all trees should be pruned and all injuries repaired where. necessary.The amount of pruning shall be limited to the necessaryto removedead or injured twigs and branchesand to compensatefor the loss of roots and the result of the transplantingoperations. Pruningshall be done in such a manner as not to changethe natural habit or specialshape of trees. TreeGuards Where the tree guards are necessary,care should be taken to ensurethat they do not impede natural movementor restrict growth. Circular iron tree guards shall be provided for the trees at enhancementlocations. The specificationsfor which one given below: CircLIlarIron Tree Guardwith Bars. The tree guardshall be 50 cm. in diameter. The tree guards shall be formed of (i) 3 Nos. 25x25x3mm angle iron verticals 2.00m long excluding splayedoutward at lower end up to an extent of 10 cms. (ii) 3 Nos. 25x25mm MS flat rings fixed as per design (iii) 15 Nos. 1.55 metres long 6mm dia bars. Each ring shall be in two parts in the ratio of 1:2 and their ends shall be turned in radially for a length of 4 cm at which they are bolted togetherwith 8mm dia and 30mm long MS bolts and nuts. The vertical angle irons shall be welded to rings along the circumference with electric plant 15 Nos. bars shall be welded to rings at equal spacingalong the circumferenceof ring. The lower end of the angle iron verticalsshall be splayedoutwards up to an extent of 10cm. The lower end of the flat of lower ring shall be at a height of 45cm. and upper end of the flat of top ring shall be at the height of 2.00 metres.The middle ring shall be in the centre of top and lower ring. The bars shall be welded to rings as shown in the drawing. The entire tree guard shall be given two coats of paint of approved brand and of required shade over a priming coat of ready mixed primer of approvedbrand. (I) Nursery Stack Planting should be carried out as soon as possibleafter reaching the site. Where planting must be a necessity and/or be delayed, care should be taken to protect the plants from pilfering or damagefrom people animals. Plantswith bare-rootsshould be heeled-in as soon as received or otherwise protected from drying out, and others set closely together and protected from the wind. If planting is to be delayed for more than a week, packagedplants should be unpacked, the bundles opened up and each group of plants heeled in separately and clearly labelled. If for any reasonthe surfaceof the roots becomesdry the roots should be thoroughly soakedbefore planting. Goverinmenitof UttarPradesh, PuLblic Works Department, Lucknow, india 41 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UnarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 (k) ProtectiveFencing According to local environment,shrubs shall be protected adequatelyfrom vandalism until established. (I) Completion On conipletion, the ground shall be formed over and left tidy. Governmenitof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 42 ProjectCo-ordinating Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesli State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHV ConsultantsBV September2001 SPECIALCONDITIONS AND PARTICULARSPECIFICATONS 1. LandscapeArchitect mentioned herein shall mean and/or any person nominatedby him. 2. Wherever applicable, work shall be done according to C.P.W.D. specifications, in vogue, at the time of invitation of tender. 3. Water shall be made available,near the tube well at one point. Contractorsshall make their own arrangement for drawing water from there. Water charges at of value of work done shall be deductedfrom the contractorsBills. 4. If electricity is required for the works, the sameshall be madeavailable at one point within the site of works, for which recovery @ Rs. per Kwh. Shall be made from the contractorsbill. 5. The work included in the scheduleof Quantities include grassingas well as planting of treesand shrubs. 'Contractors' quoted rates shall include execution of these works at different levels and nothing extrashall be paid for any item,for working at theselevels. 6. The Contractor (s) shall not be entitled to any compensationfor any lossessuffered by him and/or revision in the ratesoriginally quoted by him. (a) On account unforeseendelay in commencing the work, whatever the causeof such delays be. (b) On account of reduction in the scopeof work. (c) On account of suspensionof work, or abandonafter award of work. 7. The Contractor shall provide all facilities to LandscapeArchitect/Project Engineer and/or his authorized representatives to make frequent inspection of their Nursery and ascertain the process/qualityof variouscategories of trees/plantsetc., grown by them. 8. Contractors'quote rate shall include the cost of transportationof tools and plants to and from the site, salestax, excise duty, octroi, etc. It shall be clearly understood that no claim for any extra payment on account of salestax, excisedduty, octroi etc., shall be entertainedalter the opening of the tender. 9. The safecustody and up-keepof variouscategories of plantsbrought to site is the sole responsibility of the contractor and he shall employ sufficientsupervisory personnel to ensure the safetyof these items. 10. The site of work may be handed over to the contractorsfor shall work in phases,as soon as the same are available and the contractor in turn shall work in these areas forthwith. Nothing extra shall be payablefor suchphased execution of work, 11. While excavating/ executing the work the contractorsshall ensure that the existing cables/ pipe lines / structuresI fittings are not damagedand if due to his negligence,these are damaged,the sameshall be setright with no extracost to the clients. 12. The Contractorshall co-ordinatehis work with other agenciesemployed by the Clients and ensure that the work of other agenciesare not hamperedin any wayduring the duration of contract. 13. The Contractor shall keep the site of works neat and clean during the execution of the work. Any debris found at or near the site of work shall be moved immediatelyas and when so required by the landscapeArchitect / ProjectEngineer. 14. On com-npletioniof the work, the site of work shall be thoroughly cleaned and all debris removed before the work is handedover satisfactorily. Governmentof UttarPradesh, Public Works Department, Lucknow, India 43 ProjectCo-ordinating conisultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project EnvironmentalManagement Plan (Katra-Bilhaur) DHVConsultants BV September2001 15. The Contractors shall, without any additional charge to the clients, renew or replace any dead or defective plants/grassand shall fully maintain the whole landscapefor a period of 12 months after the certified date of completion. 16. "Generalcondition of contractand standardcontract Formsof shall also form part of the contract. 17. Treesshall be of minimum length as specified in the scheduleof quantitiesand shall be straightand symmetrical with a crown and having a persistentmain stem. The size of crown shall be in good over all proportion to the heightof the tree. 18. Smalltrees and shrubsshell be well formed with the crown typical of the speciesor variety. 19. GENERALREQUIREMENTS OF PLANTS: (1) Plants shall be typical of their species and variety, well-developed branches, and well foliated with fibrous root system.Plants shall be free from defectsand injuries. Plantsshall not be pruned before planting. (2) Plantsshall be free from defectsand injuries. (3) Plantsshall not be freshlydug and nurserygrown. (4) Nurserygrown plantsshall have been at leastonce transplanted. (5) Bark shall be free from abrasion. All trees, soon afterplanting, shall be properly supportedwith bamboo stocksto ensuretheir safety againstwinds or any other factor, which may affectit adversely. 20. PROTECTIONOF 'TREETO BEPRESERVED" The contractor shall be responsiblefor the protection of tops, trunks and roots of existing trees on site. Existingtrees subject to the constructiondamage shall be boxed,fenced or otherwiseprotected before any work is started. 21. GENERALREQUIREMENTS OF EARTHMANURE AND FERTILISERS EARTH:Good earth shall be agriculturalsoil of loamy texture, free from kankar, morrum, shingles, rocks, stones,building rubbish and any other foreign matter.The earth shall be free from clods or lumpsof sizesbigger than 50mm in any direction. It shall havepH rangingbetween 6.5 and 7.5. MANURE: Manure shall be of well-decayed organic matter obtained in dry state from the Municipal dump or other similar source approved by the Project Engineer.The manure shall be free from earth,stone or other extraneousmatter. Manure shall be supplied,at sitewell screened. FERTILISERS:If the soil testsindicate pH value not as per the above specification namely between 6.5 and 7.5, following measuresneed to be taken. If pH exceeds7.5, aluminium sulphateor equivalent fertilizer should be added at the rate of 1 kg per cubic metreto lower the pH by one full point. If pH is below 6.5, add ground limestone or equivalentfertilizer at the rate of 1 kg per cubic metre to raise pH by one full point Governnmentof Uttar Pradesh, Public Works Departient, tucknow, India 44 ProjectCo-ordiniatinig Consultants (PCC) Services for UttarPradesh State Roads Project Appendix I Reporting System Cl: Construction camp and storage area ConstructionStage Report: Date_ Month Year_ (Site Layoutof Constructioncamp and working drawings of dwellingunits with alliedfacilities to be attachedwith format) Formatto be submittedbefore target date (decidedby PP.) of establishingcamps as Camp no.WC Location of Camp (km_ Package _ ) S.No Item Unit Details Remarksby SCJifany I Detailof item camp a Size of Camp mxm b Area of Camp sq.m c Distance from Nearest Settlement Type/SizeiCapaci d Distancefrom NearestWater Source ty/Present Use/Ownership Date of campbeing operational ddtmmvyy Present land use No other trees with girth > 0.3m. e Detailsof Storagearea(Availability of impervioussurface) mxm f Availabilityof separatewaste disposalfrom storagearea Cum 2 Details of toposoil stacking *a Quantity of top soil removed sq.mm . Describe b Detail of storageof topsoil stackfing arrangement 3 Details of workforce a Total No of Labourers nos b Total no of Male Workers nos c No of Male Workers below 18 years of age nos d Total No of FemaleWorkers nos e No of Femaleworkers below 18 yearsof age nos f No of children nos 4 Details of dwelling units a No of dwellings/huts nos b Minimum Size of Dwelling mxm c No of openings per dwelling nos d Minimumsize of opening mxm e Walls specifications f Roofing specircations __. g Floonng . specifications h Drinking Water Tank specifications i Capacty of Drinking water Tank cum i Size of DrinkingWater Tank mxmxm k Total no of WC nos I No of Wcs for femaleworkers nos m Minimum Size of WC mxm n TotalNo of Bathroomsfor femaleworkers nos o Size of septic tankfor WC/Baths mxmxm Capacityof Water Tank for WCs/ Bathroomsand general purpose q Fencing around camp YIN 5 Details of facilities a Availabilityof securityguard 24 hrs a day Yes/No b Detailsof First Aid Facility Yes/No c Availability of Day Care Centre Yes/No d Availability of dust bins (capacity 60 Itr) nos I_I Certified that the furnished information is correct the quality of work is as per god practice and all relevant information as required is attached Project Engineer (Supervision Consultant) (Contractor) C2: POLLUTION MONITORING Construction Stage: Report -Date_ Month Year- (Locations at which monitoring to be conducted as per EMP) Completion Target S.No SN.hangChainage DetailsLocation of MonitoringDuration of InstrumentsiUsed Target Date of Completion Reason for Delay .___Loa _in_oitrig Usd Date if task completed if any Air Monitoring 1 2 3 4 Water Monitoring 1. 2 3 4 5 Soil Monitoring 2 C 3 4. 5 Noise Mo nitoring 1 2 3 4 3 Certified that the Pollution Monitoringhas been conductedat all the locations specifiedin the EMP and as per the directionsof the SC| |Project Engineer Contractor l ,(Supervision Consultant) IC3: REPORTING FOR ROADSIDE PLANTATION All landscapeworks to be as per Landscape Plan |Construction Stage:Report -Date_Month Year_ _ Landscape Trees along roadside Trees on Shrubs in S. No. Section footpath median (Km-Km) 1st row 2nd row 3rd row C4: CLEANING OF WATER BODIES Construction Stage: Report -Date Month Year_ Completion Target S. No. Location/ Side(NIS)and S.No. Chainage Dist from CW(m) Target Date Date of Completion Reason for Delay if any if task completed -7 a : 10 1______ 12 . 13 Engineer l ProjectEngineerI (SupervisionConsultant) 01: POLLUTIONMONITORING Operation Stage: Report -Date Month Year (Locations at which monitoring to be conducted as per EMP) ______Completion Target S.No Chainage Details of Duration of Instruments Target Date of Completion Reason for Delay Date if task completed if any Air Monitoring 1 l______ Water Monitoring -2= 3. Soil Monitoring . 2 ______3 ______4l. 5 . Noise Monitoring 2l= 4 X 3l Certifiedthat the Pollution Monitoringhas been conductedat all the locations specifiedin the EMP and as per the direcfionsof the SC Project Engineer Contractor ,(Supervision Consultant)_ 02: SURVIVAL REPORTINGOF ROADSIDE LANDSCAPING Operation Stage: Report -Date Month Year Landscape Roadside trees Shrubs In Median Turfing on Median Turfing on Embankment Section S.No. Total Trees TotalI Total Total Total Area Total turfed Total Area Total turfed Km-Km Planted Surviving % Survival Shrubs Surviving % Survival turfed(sqm) area % Survival turfed(sqm) area % Survival Planted Sriigure(q) surviving uresm) surviving nos nos % nos nos _ _ nos nos % nos nos % Certifiedthat the furishedinformation is correct Project Engineer (PIU) 03: CLEANING OF WATER BODIES Operation Stage: Report -Date Month Year Completion Target S No. Location/ Side(N/S)and Chainage Dist from CW(m) Date of Completion Reason for Delay if any Target Date if task completed 2 3 . 4 _ . 6 7 =___,__. ___= 8 10 ___ 11. 12 ______X 14 Project Engineer (SupervisionConsultant) Appendix - II Landscaping/TreePlantation Strategy LandscapinglTreePlantation Strategy The landscapestrategy developed for UPSRPreflects the underlyingassumption of the landscapedesigners that local species are the best. The environment along the proposed corridor shall be enhanced using various techniques of soft landscapes,principally through plantation of various types of shade and ornamentaltrees along with shrubs. Landscapestrategy has been developedto enhancethe visual quality of the road. Tree plantations have manifold benefits. They may help in reducing the air pollution levels, especiallv SPM in the surrounding area.A marginaldecrease of 3 to 4 dB (A) in noise levels may also be expected due to the plantation used for landscaping. Consultations with officials of the UP Forests department,which is actually in-chargeof the roadsideplantation in the state,indicated that a tree density of 200 per km is achievablealong all the corridors. This landscapingstrategy allows for the incorporation of this target, subject to the availability of space. However, in case of deviation from the Roadside Plantation Policy of the UP Forest DevelopmentCorporation, provisionsof the Policy will be final and ruling. Since the RoW availability varies between just enough to accommodatethe proposed section (W3) to more than even 30 m, the landscapingscheme allows for flexibility of the decision at the discretion of the Engineer.The stretchesshown here are representativeof most situationslikely to be encounteredon the ground-no spaceavailable to spaceavailable for as many as 3 rows of trees,It is envisagedat this stagethat along most routes,the spaceavailable will be enough to accommodate2 rows. The speciesselected for each corridor take into account the local availability, the conditions of the roadside,existing plantation that will be savedafter the project construction is over and the care,required after plantation. Since the RAP envisagesthe maintenanceof the trees by the local population, the generationof vatuable products (fruits, leaves, or even timber) is also a consideration.The following Table 1 gives the species suggestedfor plantation along each of the project routes: The detailed drawings with proposed plantation scheme are madea part of the EMPbeing prepared as a standalonedocument. Table- I Tree speciessuggested for roadsidelandscaping S. No. Routee______,_____ Speciesselected Madhuca indica, Mangiferaindica, Dalbergia sissoo,Azadirachta indica, 1hatra-Biaur Largestomiaflosreginea, Cassia fistula Madhuca indica, Mangiteraindica, Terminalia ariuna, Dalbergia sissoo, 2 B3ahraich-Faizabad Abzi ebc Azadirachta indica, Tamarindus indica, Terminalia arjiuna, Dalbergia sissoo, 3 Bhognipur-ChaudagraMode Albezzia lebbeck Madhuca indica, MIangiferaindica, Azadirachta indica,Delonix regia, 4 Jaunpur-Mohammedpur D . 'Dalbergia sissoo UP State Forestry Development Corporation's RoadSide PlantationStrategy TRANSLATION of the relevant portion of the UP Forestry Development Corporation's RoadsideTree PlantationStrategy 8.13 Roadside Linear PlantationSub-category Provisionfor Trenching and Green fencing to protect the Plantation A trapezoidal moat 0.9m deep with top width 1.2m and bottom width 1.0m will be constructed on the settlement side. The outer slope of the drain will be level and a 30cm wide septum shall be left at every 1Om along the length of the road. The soil removed for the trench will be heaped in the area designated for plantation. The heaps will be seeded at the end of the year with appropriate species to create a green hedge all around the plantation area. The plantation area will be protected by barbed wire fencing on the other three sides. No plantationwill be carried out in strips 3m wide whereverthe local villagers have footpaths/cattle tracks. A drain 15crn deep and 30cm wide shall be constructed on either side of this path, eventually meeting the moat described above. the s6il removed from the drain will be heaped in the plantation area and planted densely with acacia to create a biological fencing for the saplings in the plantation area. 30 3i Dr,ains nioc Road PRIMARYSOIL WORK Shade Row: At every 10m along the road length, a circular planting location will be created by constructing a drain with outer diameter 3.6m and inner diameter 1.8m of a uniform depth of 0.9m. At the centre of the circular area, a 60cmx6Ocmx60cmnarea will be dug and the sapling planted therein. Mounds will be created if the water is found standing at the location for more than 3 months a year. Along National Highways,the distance of the first row of trees from the centerline shall be 12m. On other roads this would be reduced to 9m. For each plantation, the distance of the shade trees fromiithe centerline should be decided in consultationwith the PWD. Additional Rows: In additional rows, 45cmx45cmx45cmor 60cmx60cmx60cmpits will be dug in parallel lines. In areas where waterlogging is common, appropriate protectionmeasures will be provided including the provision of mounds so that the base of the trunk is always at least 30cm above the level of the water. In sodic lands, larger pits shall be dug as directed for land improvement.As far as possible,all this work shall be completedby the end of Februaryand the excavated soil should be left nearby. 8.13.1 Plantation Multi-objectiveplantation shall be carried out within the Right of Way and the moat. The choice of the species to be planted along different types of roads shall be based on the following discussion: 1. Shade row (a) Along all types of roads, there will be a single row of shade trees where saplings of shade trees such as Mango, Tamarind, Shishum, Mahua, Pakar, Jamun, Peepul, Banyan, Neem, Kadamb, Kanji, Hara Baheds (some are local names), etc. will be planted as per appropriatenessof the site. (b) In every kilometer at least two trees of Gular, Peepal, Pakar, Banyan, etc. will be planted for conservationof birds. (c) At the beginning and end of every kilometer, at least 4 flowering and ornamental trees such as Gulmohar, Kachnar, Jacaranda,Silveroak, Cassia sammia, Cassia nodosa, etc. will be planted. More of these species will also be planted near settlements. 2. Additional Rows In the land beyondthe shade trees, the following multi-row plantationwill be carried out: (a) The centre of the next additionalrow will be 3m from the shade tree row (b) Additionalrows will be separated by 2m. (c) Trees will be separated 3m in the row and pits will be dug staggered to allow for maximumspace for the trees. (d) If moundsare to be constructed,they will be constructed 3mx3m. The choice of the species for plantationwill be made as follows: (a) National Highwayand ImportantState Highways Except in the most exceptional and special circumstances, acacia and prosopis juliflora species should never be planted along these. As appropriate to the location, species with mass impacts such as Shishum. Jamun, Neem, Siras, Sagon, Semal, Amla, Bel, Lisodha, Kanji, Bakain, Eucalyptus, Arjun, etc. should be considered. The last row towards the fields should have Eucalyptus. Consultations should be held with villagers so that appropriate species may be planted. (b) Other Roads Along these, fuel and timber yielding species such as Acacia will be the main species. Along with these Siris, Kanji, Bakain, Cassia siamia, Acacia ariculiformisetc should be planted. 8.14 Additional Precautionsfor Roadside 1. Only those roads where construction has been complete should be chosen for plantation. It has been observed that along roads under construction, the roadsidesoil is continuouslylifted by the PWD, damaging the plantedsaplings. 2. Species should be chosen so that the canopy of the trees does not entangle into the roadside electricity or telephone cables in the future. It has been observed that employeesof these departmentscut the canopiesof the trees in the name of communicationfacilities or power supply damaging the plantation. Therefore, under these wires, shorter species should be planted. 3. The officials and employees of the PWD should be contacted before the plantation begins so that the exact width available for plantation is known in advance and the PWD also feels that they are participating in the plantation activity. 4. Efforts should also be made to procure records of old plantations in order to know the actual number of trees owned by the PWD before the handing over of these trees to the Forest Department. 5. A meeting of PWD o'ficials with the Forest Departmentshould be orgainsed to obtain their co-operationin times of fire. It has been observed that plantation catches fire at places where the PWD employeesabandon the burning coal tar which they use for road repairs. 6. Walkways must be left for villagers in case oF plantation being carried out on one side of the road. IMPORTANT NOTE: This is not an official translation. The translation has been done during the course of the project preparation. Photocopy of the text from the Department (in HINDI) is also attached. This HINDI version is final in case of any discrepancy. 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UTTAR PRADESH STATE ROADS PROJECT -11 of UttarPradesh I1 F0OLLWWRIT TeN DlMENSKtNS 4I ONLY .hCONSULTANCY 2) ALLDIMENSIONS INMM UNLESS OTHERWYtSESTATED _ TTEDHfV SERVICES FOR 3) SITE SPECIFICCiANGES THEENOWEERIF ANY, TOBE MADEONLY ON APPROVALF Corsultants BV NTS TITLE DECTFOR STATEROADS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ~~~~~~~~~SCALEDESIGN FOR ENHANCEMENTOF POND De4pR.lCn,aES[IEY NTS ENANCONSU TECHNKCALASSISTANCE PROJECT FNE YTIh OADBN LOI oNTS l1-H SERVICES - L - IN- 25000 6500 101 7000 1 1ioAf 6500 R2-a~~~~~~~% 2 5 X 2A 31;= SECTION (~~ t _=X r PLAN 20m s ROW<,30m LEGEND:- SH-N TREEs UTTARPRADESH STATE ROADSPROJECT - 11 'bA UTTAR PRADESH PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT Niman Bhavan Nobte;- 1) No tV.. I. Io be plontd *t4.i 2.5w e oe;dinq t.. [ig.No. 2) All-te. In and .ote re- of Lre- o t be pOetrd .em *deLr spent h oolablte. o, del.ted c 4-3(a) In s pocesho ailoble, Lnien othtneise spmcilied. 20000 40i0ii__ 10l 1500 7000 150010 I 40 SECTION PLAN 14m• ROW s 20m LEGEND-- Pmled| at (D 5gW TrEES UTTARPRADESH STATE ROADS PROJECT -It [t] UTrAR PRADESH PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT Nminan Btuavan Nvtm:- t) No iee s to be plonted ithi 2.5n, or e. ec;. I,N t- Fbg No Lao no,-1 2) Altl no I innerand OutertSs of Ireas ore to be repetOed chere A.r p-tro. b,olobb,. or- debltod rork 44C) 1ess'poa bi eeilotbe, nless other.ien spocified 500 I7rr 2500 SECTION AZA01RACANI?(CA . *112. c/c IUIRBANAREA LEGEND:. rrdSal PROJECT-11 NT (i A TWrSs UTTARPRADESH STATE ROADS UTTAR PRADESH PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT IEGENfl~.Q ~~4A~ PRADESHTR(ES STATEU17AR ROADS*PROJECT-Il 1}IIIZ....~ ~ ~ ~ nBhavan NotN.:- )1 N. . 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T Type-3 TYPICALDETAIL T-4, Type 4 PROPOSED RAILING PER TYPICALDETAIL AST-6, Type-3 0 NOTES ~~~~~~~~PROJECT 1TPublic Works Department, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh N OLLES WRTE- IENIN NN D-m,ig No 4 -AUlTAR PRADESHSTATE ROADS PROJECT -II 21 AOLLWWRTEDIMENSOSI IO NLESOTENLY F STTECONSULTANCY SERVICESFOR 21AL DIMENSPEIONSIHNGMRERS IFAY OTBERKAASESTAICY DHV ConsultantsBV ISTATEROADSINFRASTRUCTURE CEVELOPMENT TECHNICALASSISTANCE PROJECE ONIT SPPECILFICHANGESIFNYETOREAEOL TITLE jHoIcnwand Partnes- PROJECT CO-ORDINATING CONSULTANTS (PCCI SERVICES - LUCKNOW - INDIA ONOF APPROVL TREENGINEERSCALE NTS DESIGN FOR ENHANCEMENT WELL AND TEMPLE DESIIS RRS-RSEG-pS MOP CTwooslarl (Pll UILi PROPOSEDSHOLDER EDGE TURFED AREA WITH FLOWRJNGSHRUBS FLOWERINGTREES GULMOHAR LANTANASPECIES @1m C/C SALIX & AMALTASO10m C/C PAVING AS PER DETAIL T-4,TYPE-2 ~~\i7\\s o- /_ ------_ > 8 < ~~~~~~~~~~~EXISTING . t 9 ~~~5.0> PR0OEOSD STFP7CHLT ___- nSTRUCTURES RADIUS-6. -G B PROPOSEDSHADE TREES _,,O,...... - Jt , - . g.i- |AZADARICHATA----pOND-INDICA & ^ { 4 _ 1-l = - - -s(\ ts t ------_ . _ > 5 < ~~~~~~TAMARINDUSINDlCA PAVING AS PER DETAILT-4,TYPE-3- _10m C/C W W W i W X >6 - - _ - - - |< ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~PROPOSED <\ /t lhl(t A\1t)> _wi - - - _ _ .22. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~BRiCKPITCHED < < Xt W qJ W W 2>\ _ = 3i4 _ _ _ _ _ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~SLOPEPROTECTION PROPOSEDSHADE TREES AZADINACHTA PER TYPICAL INDiCA & TAMARINDUSINDICA @10M CC TO BE ALTERNATED DETAILT-2. 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