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31 Jul 2018 115432957KLU5L Water requirement:- S. No. Particulars Population Fresh water demand Treated water demand Total water demand 1. Residential 998 @65 lpcd: 65KLD @21 lpcd: 21 KLD 86 KLD 2. Commercial 950 9 KLD 12 KLD 21 KLD a. Fixed 200 @ 25 lpcd : 5 KLD @20 lpcd : 4 KLD 3 KLD b. Floating 750 @ 5lpcd : 4KLD @10 lpcd : 8 KLD 9 KLD 3. Club House 100 @25 lpcd: 3 KLD @20lpcd: 2 KLD 5 KLD 4. Restaurant 30 @55lpcd : 2 KLD @15 lpcd : 1 KLD 3 KLD 5. Food court 20 @ 25 lpcd : 1 KLD @10 lpcd : 1 KLD 2 KLD 6. Guest rooms 44 @ 120 lpcd : 5 KLD @ 60 lpcd: 3 KLD 8 KLD 7. Banquet hall 100 @25 lpcd: 3 KLD @20lpcd: 2 KLD 5 KLD 8. Offices 150 @25 lpcd: 4 KLD @20lpcd: 3KLD 7 KLD 9. Staff 100 @25 lpcd: 3KLD @20lpcd: 2KLD 5 KLD 10. Visitors 150 @5lpcd: 1KLD @10 lpcd: 2 KLD 3 KLD 11. Makeup for cooling towers 64 KLD 64 KLD 12. Landscaping (1ltr/sq.m.) 2 KLD 2 KLD Total 96 KLD 115 KLD 211 KLD Water Balance Residential 52 65 KLD 128 KLD Commercial , Club & 12 Fresh banquet 15KLD Waste water Sludge & evaporatio water Restaurant ,Food court 6 & guest rooms 8 KLD n losses 96 KLD S Offices 4 KLD 3 13 KLD Staff & Visitors4 KLD 3 T 3 P Daily water STP Makeup for cooling towers 64 KLD demand: treated 49 Flushing 49 KLD 211KLD water Capacity {96 KLD (fresh) 115 KLD 150 KLD Landscaping 2 KLD + 115 KLD (recycled/ reused Recycled/ reused for flushing, landscaping & general water)} washing ****** jftLVªh laö Mhö ,yö&33004@99 REGD. NO. D. L.-33004/99 vlk/kj.k EXTRAORDINARY Hkkx II—[k.M 3 —mi&[k.M (ii) PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii) izkf/dkj ls izdkf'kr PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY la- 2621] ubZ fnYyh] eaxyokj] flrEcj 12] 2017@Hkkæ 21] 1939 No. 2621] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2017/BHADRA 21, 1939 पयाϕवरण , वनवनवन औरऔरऔर जलवायु पƗरवतϕन मंJालय अिधसूचना नई Ƙदली , 11 िसत ब र, 2017 काकाका.का ...आआआआ.. 2992995555((((अअअअ))))....— िनƄिलिखत OाĐप अिधसूचना, िजसे केLीय सरकार, पयाϕवरण (संरϓण ) अिधिनयम, 1986 (1986 का 29) कƙ धारा 3 कƙ उपधारा (2) के खंड (v) और खंड (xiv) और उपधारा (3) के साथ पƗठत उपधारा (1) ůारा Oदē शिŎयĪ का Oयोग करते ćए , जारी करने का Oताव करती है, पयाϕवरण (संरϓण ) िनयम, 1986 के िनयम 5 के उपिनयम (3) कƙ अपेϓानुसार , जनसाधारण कƙ जानकारी के िलए Oकािशत कƙ जाती है; िजनके उससे Oभािवत होने कƙ संभावना है, ; और यह सूचना दी जाती है Ƙक उŎ OाĐप अिधसूचना पर, उस तारीख से, िजसको इस अिधसूचना वाले राजपJ कƙ Oितयां जनसाधारण को उपल ध करा दी जाती हġ, साठ Ƙदन कƙ अविध कƙ समािƁ पर या उसके पƇात् िवचार Ƙकया जाएगा ; ऐसा कोई ƆिŎ , जो OाĐप अिधसूचना मĞ अंतƞवϕƍ OतावĪ के संबंध मĞ कोई आϓेप या सुझाव देने मĞ िहतबŵ है, इस Oकार िविनƠदϕƍ अविध के भीतर, केLीय सरकार ůारा िवचार Ƙकए जाने के िलए, आϓेप या सुझाव सिचव, पयाϕवरण , वन और जलवायु पƗरवतϕन मंJालय , इंƘदरा पयाϕवरण भवन, जोर बाग रोड, अलीगंज, नई Ƙदली -110003 या ई-मेल पते: [email protected] पर िलिखत Đप मĞ भेज सकेगा । OाĐप अिधसूचना और, अϓांश 26°56'15.08" उēर और 26°57'5.81" उēर तथा देशांतर 75°48' 55.70" पूवϕ और 75°46'54.65" पूवϕ के मय और राजथान सरकार कƙ अिधसूचना सं. एफ. 11(39) राज व /8/80 तारीख 22 िसत बर , 1980 ůारा अिधसूिचत नाहरगढ़ वयजीव अभयारय िजला जयपुर, राजथान कƙ अ बर पहािड़यĪ पर अरावली पवϕतमाला मĞ िथत है और 52.40 वगϕ Ƙकलोमीटर मĞ फैला ćआ है ; और, चैि पयन और सेठ वगĖकरण के अनुसार अभयारय मĞ ‘उणकƗटबंधी शुक पणϕपाती वन ’ और ‘उणकƗटबंधी कंटक वन ’ हġ और वन अनेक भू-वैϔािनक तथा मृदा िनƞमϕितयĪ और अरावली के पहाड़ी भू-भागĪ मĞ फैला ćआ है और इसीिलए उसकƙ संरचना मĞ िभžता है ; और, वयजीव अभयारय मĞ िविवध वनपितयĪ एवं जीव -जतु के िलए आXय है और मुϞय वनपित सालार (बोसवेिलया सेराϕटा ), गुजाϕन (िलनीएया =ेिडस िसन्. एल. कोरोमġगेिलका ), तĞदु (िडिपरोस मेलेनोिϝसलोन ), कयाϕ (टरकुलीया यूरĞस ), गुगल (किमफोरा मुकुल ), अमलतास (कैिसया Ƙफ़टुला ), अवाला (ए बेिलका ऑƘफिसनƚलंस ), िबžस (हेपरथुसा ;ेनुला टा ), उम (सीकोपोटेम टोमĞटोसा ), गोया खीर (िडEोटाची िसनीƗरया ), सैनेजा (माƛरंगा पेटीरागोपामाϕ), धाक ( यूटेया मोनोपमϕ), राहन (सोयदिमदा फबरϟयूगा ), मोखा 5638 GI/2017 (1) 2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART II—SEC . 3(ii)] (केरेQा वेटेनाइडेस ), रोिहणी (मलटस Ƙफ़िलपĞनीिसस ), बेर (िज़ज़फस जुजुबा, ज़मॉƗरटीयाना ), जामुन (सायजीगुइम कुिमनी ), गुलर (Ƙफ़कस ϟलोमेरेटा ), कदम (िमतोजायना परिवपोिलया ), बिहरा (टƞमϕनिलया बेलेƗरका ), धोरा (एनोजीसस लैƗटफ़ोिलया ), खजूर (फƙिनϝस िसवेिEस ), ƚहंगोट (बैलानाइϧस इिजि टका ), खैर (अकाƘकया केटैचु), सेवन (गमेिलया अबīƗरया ), अजुϕन (टƞमϕनिलया अजुϕना ), नीम (अजाƘदरचŝा इंिडका ), पीपल (Ƙफकस रेिलिगयोसा ), बरगद (Ƙफकस बĞगलĞिसस ), िशशम (डाबƞगϕया सीससो ), िबजसल (पटरोकारपस मरसुिपयम ), काकोन ( लैकॉƗरटा इंिडका ), खरीनी (राइƗटया ƗटटोƗरया ), दुधी (राइƗटया टोमĞटोसा ), ƚझंझा (बाउनीया Ɨरसेमोसा ), का िसयाƗरया (कािसयाƗरया टोमĞटोसा ), बानϕ (Ƙ;एटेवा रेलीϟयूसा ), बेल (एजेले ममϕलोस ), रĪज (अकाƘकया ममϕलोस ), िलसोरा (कॉƞडϕया मायϝसा ), चूरेल (होलोपटेिलया इंटरि=फ़ोइला ), आम (मंिगफेरा अंिडका ), इमली (तामाƛरंडस इंिडका ), कैथ (िलमोिनया एिसिडिसमा ), िसरीस (अिब िजया लेबके), सेमल (बमबज सीरीबा ), सेलाEास (िϝलटEस पॅिनकुलाटस ), आƘद अभयारय कƙ मुϞय वनपितयां है । और, वयजीव अभयारय मĞ िविवध वनपितयĪ एवं जीव -जतु के िलए आXय है और मुϞय जीवजतु बीटा (लोिहयो रोहता ), कैटल (कैटला कैटला ), =ेयई (छाना मा ďलीयन ), लांची (वालगो ऑटो ), महशीर (टोरटोर पा. ), िमरगल (सƞचϕस माƗरगल ), रोहो (लैिबयो रोिहता ), सवंक (छाना पंकटैटस ), सेनघारी (मायटस ƚसंघालाल ), सामाय भारतीय मेढ़क (बुफो मेलानोिटϝटस ), सामाय मेढ़क (राना Ɨट=ीना ), बġडेड करैत (बगोरस फसीसैटस ), कोबरा (नाजा नाजा ), सामाय करैत (बंगरस कैƗरयुलेस ), Pेश वॉटर ऑफ वैमप मगरमϢछ (;ोकॉडायलस पलुसEीस ), भारतीय अजगर (पायथन मॉलुďस ), उēर भारतीय लैप शेलड कछुआ (यूसैमीस पंकटता पंϝटाटा ), रैट साँप (पीटास यूकोस ), तĞदुआ (पĞथेरा पाडϕस ) आƘद अभयारय कƙ मुϞय जीव जतु है । और, नाहरगढ़ वयजीव अभयारय के चारĪ ओर के ϓेJ को, िजसका िवतार और सीमाएं इस अिधसूचना के पैरा 1 मĞ िविनƠदϕƍ हġ, पाƗरिथितकƙ और पयाϕवरण कƙ दृिƍ से पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन के Đप मĞ सुरिϓत और संरिϓत करना तथा उŎ पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन मĞ उźोगĪ या उźोगĪ के वगī के Oचालन तथा Oसंकरण करने को Oितिषŵ करना आवयक है; अतः, अब, केLीय सरकार, पयाϕवरण (संरϓण ) िनयम, 1986 के िनयम 5 के उपिनयम (3) के साथ पƗठत पयाϕवरण (संरϓण ) अिधिनयम, 1986 (1986 का 29) कƙ धारा 3 कƙ उपधारा (1), उपधारा (2) के खंड (v) और खंड (xiv) और उप-धारा (3) ůारा Oदē शिŎयĪ का Oयोग करते ćए , राजथान राϤय मĞ नाहरगढ़ वयजीव अभयारय कƙ सीमा के चारĪ ओर 0 से 13 Ƙकलोमीटर तक के िवताƗरत ϓेJ को नाहरगढ़ वयजीव अभयारय पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन (िजसे इसमĞ इसके पƇात् पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन कहा गया है) के Đप मĞ अिधसूिचत करती है, िजसका िववरण िनƄानुसार है, अथाϕत् :- 1. पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोनजोनजोन काकाका िवतार औरऔरऔर उसकƙ सीमाएं--(1) नाहरगढ़ वयजीव अभयारय के पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन, कƙ सीमा के चारĪ ओर 0 से 13 Ƙकलोमीटर के िवतार के साथ 79.356 वगϕ Ƙकलोमीटर के ϓेJ मĞ फैला ćआ है। भारी शहरीकरण कƙ ओर शूय िवतार है। अभयारय को िवभािजत करके पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन का मानिच J और पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन कƙ सीमाएं उपाबंध III (क) और III (ख) मĞ Ƙदया गया है । (2) संरिϓत ϓेJ कƙ सीमा और पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन के भू-िनदğशांकĪ कƙ सूची उपाबंध IIIIII (क) और IIIIII (ख) मĞ दी गई है । (3) पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन का सीमा िववरण उपाबंध III मĞ Ƙदया गया है । (4) पाƗरिथितकƙ संवेदी जोन के अंतगϕत आने वाले =ामĪ कƙ सूची Oमुख िबदुĸ के िनदğशांकĪ के साथ उपाबंध IV के Đप मĞ उपाबŵ है । 222.2..
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