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Updated Environmental Impact Assessment ````` Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd MUMBAI METRO LINE 3 (Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ) Part-I: Updated Environmental Impact Assessment Feburary, 2020 MAPLE Consortium - General Consultant for Mumbai Metro Line 3 General Consultant for Mumbai Metro Line -3 MUMBAI METRO LINE 3 Updated Environmental Impact Assessment Report Revision Issuing Discipline Area Document Nb. entity Index GCC ENV P00 GCC-MMR-ENV-P00-174691 C Updated Environmenta Impact Assessment Report Page 2 General Consultant for Mumbai Metro Line -3 DOCUMENT / DRAWING TECHNICAL VERIFICATION AND REVISION RECORD PROJECT Mumbai Metro Line 3 NAME *DOC/ NO. GCC-MMR-ENV-P00-174691-A0 DATE OF FIRST ISSUE 30/11/2017 *DOC/ TITLE Part-I: Updated Environmental Impact Assessment Report REV. DATE OF PREPARED/ DESCRIPTI CHECKED APPROVED No. ISSUE/REV ON DESIGNED A 30/10/2015 First Issue RJM B 02/01/2016 Second RJM Issue C 30/11/2017 Third Issue RJM D 26/02/2020 Fourth Issue RJM Updated Environmenta Impact Assessment Report Page 3 General Consultant for Mumbai Metro Line -3 Table of Contents Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................................................................................. 5 0.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 5 0.2 SALIENT FEATURES OF PROJECT ...................................................................................... 5 0.3 ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE DATA ................................................................................ 86 0.4 NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ........................................................................ 118 0.5 POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ........................................................................ 1310 0.6 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN .................................................................... 1411 0.7 DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN ................................................................................. 1713 0.8 PUBLIC CONSULTATION ............................................................................................. 1814 0.9 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN ...................................................................... 1814 0.10 COST ESTIMATES ................................................................................................ 1915 0.11 CONCLUSION ...................................................................................................... 1915 Chapter 1 Introduction ....................................................................................................... 2016 1.0 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 2016 1.1 Updated Introduction ................................................................................................ 2016 1.3 Objectives and Scope of Study................................................................................... 2420 1.4 Updated Scope of EIA Study ...................................................................................... 2420 1.5 JICA Requirement ...................................................................................................... 2722 1.6 World Bank’s Operational Policies and Guidelines ..................................................... 2823 1.7 Applicable World Bank Group EHS Guidelines ........................................................... 3126 1.8 Legal, Policy and Institutional Frame Work ................................................................ 3126 1.8.1 Water and Water Pollution ................................................................................. 3227 1.8.2 Air Quality .......................................................................................................... 3327 1.8.3 Noise Quality ...................................................................................................... 3328 1.8.4 Solid Waste Management ................................................................................... 3429 1.9 Identification of the legal requirement ...................................................................... 3530 1.10 Applicable International Conventions...................................................................... 37 1.11 Clearance Requirement for the Project ................................................................... 39 General Consultant for Mumbai Metro Line -3 1.12 INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK ................................................................................. 41 1.12 APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY............................................................................ 44 1.13 FORMAT OF THE REPORT .................................................................................... 5049 CHAPTER2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................... 56 2.1 EXISTING SYSTEMS ........................................................................................................ 56 2.2 PROPOSED METRO SYSTEM IN MUMBAI ....................................................................... 56 2.3 ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES ...................................................................................... 7674 2.4 Depot Planning.............................................................................................................. 78 2.5 Updates on Depot from September 2012 to September 2015 ........................................ 82 2.6 MAJOR SECTION OF PROPOSED METRO CORRIDOR (LINE III) ..................................... 8988 2.7 RIDERSHIP ON PROPOSED METRO CORRIDOR ........................................................... 9689 2.8 ROLLING STOCK, TRACTION AND SIGNALLING ............................................................ 9790 2.9 PASSENGER CARRYING CAPACITY .............................................................................. 9896 2.10 MAINTENANCE DEPOTS ...................................................................................... 9897 2.11 POWER REQUIREMENTS ..................................................................................... 9997 2.12 SUB STATIONS ................................................................................................ 104101 2.12 CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY .................................................................... 114108 2.13 COST ESTIMATES ....................................................................................................... 121 CHAPTER–3 ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE DATA ..................................................................... 122 3.1 ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ......................................................................................... 122 3.2 LAND ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................. 123 3.3 WATER ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................... 143142 3.4 METEOROLOGY AND AIR ENVIRONMENT .............................................................. 145146 3.5 NOISE ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................. 172 3.6 Vibration ............................................................................................................... 179178 3.7 ECOLOGY .............................................................................................................. 196190 3.8 SOCIO- ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ................................................................................. 220 3.9 Updates on Socio Economic Survey ............................................................................. 220 3.10 HISTORICAL SITES ...................................................................................................... 217 3.11 SENSITIVE RECEPTOR ................................................................................................. 219 3.12 UPDATE ON TREE SUMMARY ......................................... 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Bookmark not defined.221 CHAPTER–4 NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ........................................................ 221223 4.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................... 221223 4.2 IMPACTS DUE TO PROJECT LOCATION ................................................................... 221223 4.3 IMPACTS DUE TO PROJECT DESIGN ........................................................................ 226227 4.4 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT DUE TO PROJECT CONSTRUCTION................................ 228229 4.5 IMPACTS DUE TO PROJECT OPERATION ....................................................................... 249 4.6 IMPACTS DUE TO DEPOT ....................................................................................... 255254 4.7 EPILOGUE .............................................................................................................. 258255 CHAPTER-5 POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ........................................................... 259256 5.1 POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS .................................................................... 259256 5.2 CHECKLIST OF IMPACTS ........................................................................................
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