KARNATAKA INDUSTRIAL AREAS DEVELOPMENT BOARD (A Government of Karnataka Undertaking) Office of the Development Officer, Zonal Office, K.R.S. Road, Metagalli, MYSURU-570 016 if : 0821-2582014, Fax: 0821-4258831, e-mail: [email protected] , web site: w w w .kiadb.in No:KIADB/MYS/4661/2016-2017 Date: 18.02.2017
To The Director (lA-III) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate change, ParyavaranBhawan, Jorbagh Road, New Delhi-110003.
Sub: Submission of Clarifications for the setting up of the 'Chamarajanagara Industrial Area' at Badanakuppe&Kallambelli Village, ChamarajanagaraTaluk& District, Karnataka by Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB)- )" for grant of Environmental Clearance(EC)- Reg.
Ref: 16Sth EAC Minutes of Meeting, held on 16.01.2017(Agenda item no: 3.9)& [File no:21-S8/201S-IA-III]
With reference to the above We, Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) , submitting the point wise compliance and the necessary attachments for the proposed project to accord Environmental Clearance.
Following documents are (1 set of hard & soft copy) are enclosed for your kind perusal. 1. Point wise 71arifications & replies with annexures
We are her.eby requesting you to kindly consider our project in next EAC meeting to accord Environmental clearance to the project at the earliest.
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Point wise Replies for Clarifications of 16Sth EACMeeting Minutes of 'Chamarajanagara Industrial Area' at Badanakuppe & Kallambelli Village, Chamarajanagara Taluk & District, Karnataka by Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB).
1.No details were available regarding industrial units/activities including their categorization (Whether A or B), to be housed in the proposed industrial area.
Reply. The details of industrial units/activities including their categorization (Category A or B) as per MoEFCC EIA Notification dt: 14.09.2006 & subsequent amendments and as per CPCB revised classification of industrial sectors dt: 29.02.2016 (Red, Orange, Green and White) are given in Table 1.
Table 1 List of Industries ~.No Extent Description Category as per Category as Type of Industries/Category In Acres CPCB revised per MoEFCC classification of EIA industries Notification dt:20.02.2016 dt: 14.09.2006 1 115.7 General Industrial Area Red B Fertilizer (basic) (excluding formulation) (Fertilizer) Orange Project Fertilizer (granulation / formulation / Activity - 5{a) blending only) White Chemical Bio fertilizer and bio-pesticides without Fertilizers using inorganic chemicals
2 - CETP Red B The categorization will depend upon the Project category of member industries being Activity - 7 (h) served. All projects 3 - DG sets provided 1500 Red B >5 MVA - Red, kVA 5nos, 700 kVA 10 Project >lMVA - <5 MVA - Orange nos, 350 kVA 11 nos Activity - 1 (d) and 100 kVA 40 nos Thermal Power Plants 4 83.2 Textile Park Red Yarn / Textile processing involving any effl uent/ emissi on generating processes including bleaching, dyeing, printing and colouring 5 42.2 Electromotor White Electrical and electronic item assembling (completely dry process)
6 20.5 KSSIDC Green and White Small scale industries 7 72.8 Granite Park Green Cutting, sizing and polishing of marble stone
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10 46.3 Agro Industries Red Pulp & Paper ( Large-Agro + wood) , Small Pulp & Paper ( agro based-wheat straw/rice husk) 11 102.2 Automobile Red Automobile Manufacturing (integrated facilities) Orange Automobile servicing, repairing and painting (excluding only fuel dispensing) 12 23.3 Coconut Process White Manufacturing of coir items from coconut husks Note: Project Activity - 7 (c) Industrial estates/ parks/ complexes/ areas, export processing Zones (EPZs), Special Economic Zones (SEZs), Biotech Parks, leather Complexes - Category 'A' - If at least one industry in the proposed industrial estate falls under the Category A, entire industrial area shall be treated as Category A, irrespective of the area. Industrial estates with area greater than 500 Ha and housing at least one Category B industry (as per EIA Notification dated 14th September 2006).
2.There was partial compliance of the terms of reference issued for the project on 19.06.2015. Reply. Total compliance of the terms of the reference issued for the project on 19.06.2015 is given in Table 2.
Table 2 ToR Compliance
S. No ToR Points Compliance 1. Reasons for selecting the site with details of The site is has been identified by KIADB, the alternate sites examined/rejected/selected land is acquired by issuing a gazette on merit with comparative statement and notification. The said land is meeting MoEFCC reason/basis for selection. The examination siting criteria. There are no ecologically should justify site suitability in terms of sensitive areas within lOkm study area and it is environmental damage, resources not having any R&R issues and the land is also sustainability associated with selected site as not a prime agriculture land. Hence no compared to rejected sites. The analysis alternative sites were considered. should include parameters considered along with weightage criteria for short-listing selected site.
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The detailed land use map based on latest satellite imagery is shown in Chapter 3 Figure 3.12 and land use breakup around 10 km radius is given in Table 3.32. 3. Submit details of environmentally Sensitive No environmentally sensitive places are places, land acquisition status, rehabilitation located with 10 km radius of project site. The of communities/villages and present status of surrounding sensitive places are discussed in such activities. Chapter 3 Section 3.10.7 and shown in Figure 3.11.
Total land area is acquired by KIADB and no villages are present within the proposed site, hence there is no rehabilitation of villages/communities. Land documents are attached as Annexure I. 4. Examine the impact of proposed project on The nearest habitation is Badanakuppe & the nearest settlements. Kallambelli which are at a distance of 0.5 km (W). The predicted maximum ground level concentration by air modeling was observed at 500m in NE.
Detailed studies were conducted to assess the impacts of the proposed project on nearest habitations. The anticipated impacts were identified based on the present and future scenario and details are given in Chapter 4.
The impacts during construction phase are given in Section 4.2 and impacts during operational phase are given in Section 4.3
5. Examine baseline environmental quality Details of baseline environmental studies along with projected incremental load due to conducted during post monsoon season are the project taking into account of the existing given in Chapter 3. developments nearby.
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~~;';,l,':<_',I C.II:", C ._~r{S\1KJ,Si(\ 0l The incremental loads of the pollution due to the proposed project are estimated and details are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.
~ Impact on air quality is given in Section 4.3.2. >- Impact on odour is given in Section 4.3.3. ~ Impact on water quality is given in Section 4.3.4. ~ Impact on traffic is given in Section 4.3.5. ~ Impact on solid waste generation is given in Section 4.3.6. ~ Impact on socio economic conditions is given in Section 4.3.7 6. I Environmental data to be considered in I Environmental data is collected and in relation to the project development would be discussed in detail with respect to Land, (a) Land, (b) Groundwater, (c) Surface water, groundwater, surface water, air & biodiversity, (d) air, (e) bio-diversity, (f) noise and noise & vibrations & socia economics etc. vibrations, (g) socio economic and health. The details of the studies conducted were given in Chapter 3.
~ The details of air quality is given in Section 3.5 ~ The details about water quality is given in Section 3.6 ~ The details about noise quality is given in Section 3.7 ~ The details about soil quality is given in Section 3.8 » The details about traffic is given in Section 3.9 ~ The details about ecological environment are given in Section 3.10. » The details about socio economics details are given in Section 3.11. 7. Submit a copy of the contour plan with The contour levels of the site are varying from slopes, drainage pattern of the site and 750m to 780m. There will not be any surrounding area. obstruction to the natural drainage pattern of the site due to the proposed project.
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The eco sensitive map with surrounding sensitive places is shown in Chapter 3 Figure 3.11.
9. Green buffer in the form of green belt to a A 15 m wide green buffer area will be provided width of 15 meters should be provided all all along the boundary of the industrial area. along the periphery of the industrial area. The total area allocated for greenbelt The individuals units should keep 33% of the development is 496.44 Acres (34%) which allotted area as a green area. includes 331.04 Acres of parks & buffer 165.4 Acres of industrial bulk land and industrial plots.
10. Submit details of the trees to be felled for the The proposed site is covered with few trees project. (Neem, Tamarind, White babul), shrubs, non- palatable Xerophytes and Succulents. The details of the flora present within the study area are given in Chapter 3 Section 3.10.5.
It is proposed to retain maximum trees and if removal is a must, transplantation is encouraged.If there is any need of felling trees then the planation will be carried out in 1:3 ratios, in the place of old vegetation.
11. Submit details of the infrastructure to be KIADB will develop common infrastructure
developed. facilities like Roads, power lines, CETP, CSTP, storm water drains, etc. The details of the infrastructure facilities provided in the proposed industrial area are given in Chapter 2 Section 2.6.1.
12. Submit the present land use and permission The present land use of the site area is required for any conversion such as forest, barren/agriculture. The total project land is
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The details are given in Chapter 2 Section 2.5 and land breakup is given in Table 2.1. The list of industries for bulk allotment is attached Annexure II and list of application received for allotment of industrial land till now is attached as Annexure III. 15. The project boundary area and study area for The topographical map of the site and study which the baseline data is generated should area is shown in Chapter 2 Figure 2.4. be indicated through suitable map. Justification of the parameters, frequency The parameters like air, water, noise, soil, and locations shall be discussed in the EIA. biodiversity and traffic etc., were monitored/ studied during the study period. The locations were identified based on the wind direction and population density. The details of justification are given in Chapter 3 Section 3.4.3. 16. Submit Legal frame work for implementation The EHS department of the KIADB is of the Environmental Clearance conditions- responsible for the implementation of EC to be clea rly spelt out in the EIA report. conditions for total industrial area and individual industries are responsible for maintaining their own EC/CFE/CFOconditions. 17. Submit roles and responsibility of the EHSdepartment of the KIADB is responsible for developer for compliance of environmental the compliance of Environmental Clearance angle and details of the studies conducted if conditions given as per the provisions of EP any. Act. 18. Site justification of the identified industry The industrial area will be developed and sectors from environmental angle and details accommodates the various types of industries of the studies conducted if any. depending on the local demand for the particular product or industry.
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The details are given in Chapter 2 Section 2.8 and Table 2.6 and water balance chart is shown in Chapter 2 Figure 2.5. 21. Rain water harvesting proposals should be Rain water harvesting structures will be made with due safeguards for ground water maintained at individual plots and the quality. Maximize recycling of water and collected rainwater will be used within the utilization of rain water. industrial plot after appropriate treatment for various industrial activities and greenbelt development.
The runoff water from the roads will be diverted to the storm water drains present all along the roads and recharge pits will be maintained at regular intervals and excess water from the storm water drain will be diverted to the existing natural tank within the site. The depth and length of the storm water drain will be maintained depending on the slope ofthe area.
All the safeguard measures will be taken to avoid any contamination of the ground water. Details are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.4.3. 22. Examine soil characteristics and depth of The soil observed in the study area is red ground water table for rainwater harvesting. loamy soil in these soils water percolates
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The groundwater in the study area usually occurs under water-table conditions in weathered and fractured crystalline portions of peninsular gneissic complex comprising of granites, gneisses, schists and charnockites and semi-confined conditions in deep seated fractures. The thickness of weathered zone ranges from 2 m in higher altitudes to 20 m in topographic low areas followed by deep fractured zone.
According to studies carried by Central Groundwater Board, the occurrence of groundwater bearing zones in the whole district is varying between 2 mbgl to 165 mbgl. Based on the soil characteristics & thickness of weathered zone, project site is suitable for development of rainwater harvesting structures and the same will be provided by respective industries. 23. Examine details of Solid waste generation The total solid waste generated in the treatment and its disposal. proposed industrial park will be segregated and disposed as per the guidelines. The hazardous waste will be collected from all the member industries and sent to the proposed TSDF in the project site or to the nearest hazardous waste treatment facility.
The details of hazardous and non-hazardous waste generated and treatment/disposal methods are given in Chapter 4 Table 4.13 and Table 4.14 respectively. 24. Examine and submit details of use of solar Solar energy is proposed as an alternative energy and alternative source of energy to energy for street lighting and the details are reduce the fossil energy consumption. given in Chapter 5 Section 5.5.
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25. In case DG sets are likely to be used during DG sets of 500 kVA and 250 kVA will be used as construction and operational phase of the backup during power failure for total industrial project, emissions from DG sets must be area. Individual industries will use their own
taken into consideration while estimating the backup facilities and assumptions were made impacts on air environment. based on the plot of the industrial area and are considered for predicting the likely impacts on the air environment.
AERMOD version 7.0.3 software is used for
prediction of incremental GLC for S02 and NOx are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.2.3 and Table 4.2. The GLC contours are shown in Figure 4.1 and Figure 4.2 and post project
scenario of S02 is 16.08 Ilg/m3 and NOx is 35.8 ug/rn" and details are given in Table 4.3. 26. Examine road/rail connectivity to the project The industrial area is well connected with road site and impact on the traffic due to the and rail network. SH - 80 (Mysore - proposed project. Present and future traffic Chamarajanagara road) is adjacent to the and transport facilities for the region should industrial area. be analyzed with measures for preventing traffic congestion and providing faster Detailed traffic study was carried out on SH 80 trouble free system to reach different and the peak hour PCU's observed were 504 destinations in the city. PCU/Hr. The details are given in Chapter 3 Section 3.9 and Table 3.19. From the study it is observed that there is no major impact on traffic due to the proposed project. 27. A detailed traffic and transportation study Detailed traffic study was carried out on SH 80 should be made for existing and projected and the peak hour PCU's observed were 504 passenger and cargo traffic. PCU/Hr. The details are given in Chapter 3 Section 3.9 and Table 3.19.
There will be an addition of 651 PCU's/hr to the existing traffic load. The details about the future projected traffic are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.5 and Table 4.11 and Table 4.12.
The line source details of the transportation vehicles are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.2.5
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The line source details of the transportation vehicles are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.2.5 and emission details are given in Table 4.4, Table 4.5 and predicted GLC's are shown in Figure 4.3 to Figure 4.5. 30. Examine noise levels-present and future with The day equivalents during the study period noise abatement measures. are ranging between 53.9 to 62.8 dB (A), whereas the night equivalents were in the range of 42.3 to 45.0 dB (A) details are given in Chapter 3 Section 3.7 and Table 3.16.
The noise levels in the proposed industrial park will be minimized by providing greenbelt around the boundary and by maintaining the acoustic enclosures around the DG sets. 31. Identify, predict and assess the The detailed impact analysis due to the environmental and sociological impacts on proposed industrial park has been carried out account of the project. A detailed description and details are given in Chapter 4. Impacts with costs estimates of CSR should be during construction phase are given in Chapter incorporated in the EIA/EMP report. 4 Section 4.2 and impacts during operational phase are given in Chapter 4 Section 4.3.
An amount equivalent to 1% of the total project cost is allocated for CSR activities during developmental stage and during production phase 2-3% of the profit will be allocated. The detailed CSR plan is given in
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3.Details are essentially required to justify the efficacy of the proposed CETP Reply. The essential details to justify the efficacy of the CETPare given below.
1. The proposed' CETP with a capacity of 5 MLD (in phases) consists of physical, chemical and biologica I treatment 2. Advanced MBBR (Moving Bed Biological Reactor) technology is proposed. 3. The MBBR technology is a simple, single through process where all biological activities take place on the biomass carriers. 4. MBBR process prevents sludge recycling from secondary clarifier. 5. MBBR technology is a robust and reduces soluble pollutants with minimal process complexity. 6. MBBR utilize significantly smaller foot print compared conventional aerobic treatment methods.
Individual industries will be advised at the time of allocation of plot, to treat their waste water to meet CETPinlet standards as given in Table 3 (MoEFCC Notification dated: 01.01.2016 attached as Annexure V). The CETP will be designed to treat the water for meeting the on land for irrigation (greenbelt) standards. The inlet standards of CETPwill be as prescribed by the State Pollution Control Board while obtaining CFE.
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Table 3 Industrial Wastewater and CETP(post treatment) Characteristics Parameter Units CETP CETP inlet water outlet water* (on land for irrigation) pH - 5.5 - 9 6-9 Oil & Grease mg/I 20 10 TSS mg/I <800 100 FDS(TDS) mg/I 2100 - 2500 2100 COD mg/I 1300 - 2000 250 BOD mg/I 500 - 700 100 Chlorides mg/I 1000 1000 Sulphates, as S04 mg/I 1000 1000 Flouride mg/I 2 2 Sulphide as S mg/I 2 2
Phenolic Compounds (as C6HsOH) mg/I 1 1 Total Residual Chlorine mg/I 1 1 Zinc mg/I 15 15 Iron mg/I 3 3 Copper mg/I 3 3 Trivalent Chromium mg/I 2 2 Cyanide as CN mg/I 2 Not Specified * MoEFCC Notification - S.O.4 (E) dated 01.01.2016
4. Disposal of hazardous waste and also to stipulate the conditions accordingly. Reply. The hazardous waste generated from the proposed Chamarajanagara industrial area, will be sent to authorized TSDFsituated at Dobaspet industrial area, Bangalore.
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Annexure II
Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board: Zonal Office: Mysuru Clear land for bulk allotment of Badanguppe Kellamballi Industrial Area Chamarajanagara District
S. No Extent in Acres Plot No. Description 1 83.2 4 Textile Park 2 42.2 5 Electromotor 3 12 8 General Industrial Area 4 47.1 9 General Industrial Area 5 56.6 30 General Industrial Area 6 20.5 114 KSSIDC 7 72.8 138 Granite Park 8 64.7 139 Leather Park 9 25 145 Ayurvedic Farm Park 10 46.3 146 Agro Industries 11 102.2 147 Automobile 12 23.3 149 Coconut Process Total 595.9
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Allottee received application list in Chama raja nagar Industrial Area s. No Name of the applicant & address Extent End Product Category as per applied CPCBrevised (in Acres) classification of industries 1 Mis. Biligiri Granites, Partner: 2 Granite Monuments, Orange to Green Sri.Anantha Kumar, Badanaguppe Slabs & Dimentional Village, Chamarajanagar-571 313. Ph: Granite Blocks 0226-230033,34,222113 2 Mis. Shilpa Granites, Proprietor: Sri. 2 Cutting & Polishing Orange to Green A.Srigiri, Sy. No.435/3, 9th KM, Mysuru Granite, Marble Road, Badanaguppe Village, Slabs, Monuments Chamarajanagar-571 313. Ph:0226- Memorials, Tiles and 230033,34,222113 etc., 3 Mis. B.G. Granites, Partner: 2 Granite Monuments, Orange to Green Smt.Revathi, Sy. No.430/3, Nanjangud Slabs & Dimentional Mysuru Road, Badanaguppe Granite Blocks Village,Chamarajanagar-571313 4 Mis. Tirumala Shiva Shakthi, 2 Food Processing Orange to Orange Proprietor: Sri. Chakravarthy.5.N, No.223, Uttaradi Mutt Street, Fort Mahalia, Mysuru-570 004. Ph:0226- 230033,34,222113 5 Mis. Simha Coconut Industries, 1 Desication Coconut Propreitrix: Smt. Mangala Jayasimha, Powder
Sy. No.1119 'D' r "Hemaganga. Railway Station Road, Chamarajanagar-571 313.9448447478, 9448459721 6 Mis. Pooja Mudhrana & Prakashana, 0.25 Printing Press Green to Orange Proprietor: Sri.Srinivasa.G, No.174, EW.S., 11th Cross, Gangagotthri Extension, Mysuru-570 009. 9448208397 7 Mis. Mysore Industries Association ( R 1 Industry Information ), Proprietor: Sri.Suresh Kumar Jain, & Facilitation Cum KIADB., K.R.S.Road, Metagalli Multi Skill Industrial Area, Mysuru-570 016. Ph: Development Centre 0821-4258819 (HFCMSDC) 8 Mis. Lovely Industries, Partner: 2 Granite Cutting Orange to Green Sri.Deepakmumar, No.102, s" Cross, Polishing st 6th Main, 1 Stage, Brindavan Extension, Mysuru-570 020. Ph:9448478968
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F.~ rq-t"'lft hi""Q)1nC:lP & ."..Xe,.XL1~ _.•...•'iy. ···'- ..r, '-Dn 7~" i O/";,,p KI 1-." u, ~.,u.1t.L ,H,\·" , l\!!"vc:n-pn t; in n 1 (, 20 M/s.Bajorong Granites, Partner: Sri. 1 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Alkesh Kumar & Mrs.SumanNo.406, Polishing PHPura Panorama, Kalena Agrahara, Bannerghatta Main Road, Bengaluru. Ph:9900374355,9342545080 21 Mis. Ayush Stones, Proprietor: 1 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Sri.Vipan Goel, No.102, s" Cross, s" Polishing Main, 1st Stage, Brindavan Extension, Mysuru-570 020.Ph:9448478968 22 M/s.Shiv Shaki Granite, Proprietor: Sri. 2 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Ashish Singal, No.102, s" Cross, s" Polishing Main, zs" Stage, Brindavan Extension, Mysuru-20. Ph:9448478968, 9414025192 23 M/s.M.B. Stones, Proprietor: 2 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Sri.Mahendra Kumar Jain, No.102, s" Polishing Main s" Cross, 1st Stage, Brindavan Extension, Mysuru-570 020. Ph:9829044128, 9448478968 24 Mis. Sri.Shyla Granites, Proprietor: 2 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Sri.L.C. Dhanaraja, NO.1337, 14th Main Polishing Road, BTM Layout, 2nd Stage, Bengaluru. Ph:9448478968 25 Mis. The Chief Engineer (Ele), 12 Transmission Zone, "Prasarana Bhavan,F.T.S. Compound, N.R.Mohalla, Mysuru- 570 007(K.P.T.C.L.,l Sub Station, Chamarajanagar 26 The Chief Executive Officer Karnataka 10.5 Tra nsit Building & Others Construction Works Accommodation, Welfare Board Kaushalya Bhavan, Residential School, Bannergatta Road Bengaluru- 560 029 Kalyana Bhavan, Skill Center 27 Mis. Gopal Stone, Proprietor: 1 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Sri.Rajendra Kumar, Agarwal, Polishing No.482/1, Jeethobhan Palli, Thogapalli Post, Krishnagiri-635203 Tamilnadu 28 Mis. Pasupathi Stone, Proprietor: Sri. 2 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Pawankumar Agarwal, No.401, Polishing Sankalpa Basavanth Apartment, J.P.Nagar, Rollon Chain Factory, Musuru. Ph: 9945975623 29 Mis. Sunrise Granites, Proprietor: Sri. 2 IGranite Cutting & Orange to Green Lokanath Mittl, No.401, Sankalpa Polishing Basavanth Apartment, J.P.Nagar, Rollon Chain Factory, Musuru. Ph:
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MYSURU-570 016, 8867952528 30 Mis. Sharma Granites, Proprietor: 1 Granite Cutting & Orange to Green Sri.Purshothum Garg, No.404, Prime Polishing Building, Viveshwaranagar, Him caring Road, Nearest Mysuru 31 Mis. Sree Venkateshwara Industries, 2 M.Sand Proprietor: C.M.Janardhana, N.M.Road, Venkateshwara Building, Pandavapura, Mandya District-571434 32 Mis. Naga Food Processing, Sri. 0.25 Packaged Tender H.Nagaraja, Plot No.ll-P, Kadakola Coconut Water plant Industrial Area, Mysuru 33 Mis. Firdose Engineering Works, 0.25 General Engineering Orange to White Propreitor: Sri.G.Ubedulia Sariff, & Fabrication No.78/3, Allagud Talkad Road, T.Narsipura Taluk, Mysuru district, Ph. NO.94482 93178 34 Mis. D.M. Garments, Proprietor: Sri. 0.5 Garments Shivakumar.M.D., No.238, S.C.Street, Santhemara Halli, Chamarajanagar Taluk & Dist. 35 Mis. Sri Balaji Fertilizers & Chemicals, 0.5 Fertilizers Red to Red Sri. H.s.Kumar, No.18, Revenu Layout, Ring Road, Hebbal Hudco, Mysuru 36 Mis. Shiva Agro Industries, Proprietor: 0.5 Fertilizers Red to Red Sri.B.Dharnendra, Halagaiahna Hundi, Varuna Hobli, Varuna Vijayanagar Post, Mysuru-570010 37 Mis. BASI Enterprises, Proprietrix: Smt. 0.5 Vermi Compost,Lity B.Kalavathy, No.62, MMG Layout, KHB, Compost Hootagally, Mysuru-18 38 Mis. Shenoy Warehopuse, Propreitor: 1 Warehouse for Cold Orange to Green Sri.Mohini.J.C., ESS ENN Labs, No.40, Storage 2nd Floor, Balaji Towers, Adichunchanagiri Road, JTK Layout, Kuvempunagar, Mysuru-570023 39 Mis. New Generation Technology & 0.25 Packaged Drinking Green to Green Beveragies, Propreitor: Water Sri.Haridasan.C.P., Chamavaliya Parambath, Post Office: Valaliyam, District Calicut, Kerla 40 Mis. Karnataka State Beverages 2 Warehouse with Corporation Ltd., TTMC Building, A- office building Block, 4th Floor, BMTC Shanthinagar, Bengaluru-560 027 i, /~tR(".
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''ITfh; 11 ,,-.:i':lT, 2014; dfT~M ir 31f~t'1g;iT '-GT ',-IT "T. 3305(21) ~ 7 r::~..jql,2015 :; I ' ! rp fr'T-l ff,rr TjlT ?;r ! Ml\ilSTRY OF E:,\,VIRONl'IlENT, FOH.EST ,-\:'\'D CLl.\I.-\TE CHANGE :--iOT(FIC\TfO.'\ Nc?w Deihl. the jq J:lllll:tlj ~11J If) 5.0, -IIE),-I!I exercise 01' the powers conferred by sections 6 ;lIId .:5 or' the Euvironrncru (Protection) Act. 1')86 (:!9 of 1906). [he Central Government hereby makc-: the fO/id",il1g rulcx further [u amend the Fnvirou.ncm (Pro.ectiou) Rules. 1986. ili.lJ1'lel):-- I. Short tille and CommclicemenL--·( 1ilhexc rules Il'd) he called the hlviroll1l1enr (Protection) Amendment Rules. 2015. i1) Thc , ~ha!! C()n1~.'into torce un lhl~ dale of [heir puhlic.ui.u: in rile ()Cficial Gaz ette ) In .he Env ironmeut (Proiccuom i fa) lhe SCl"i;.tI number .::j.! and thL' entries r~Jatiilg thereto. Sh:llJ be omiucu. ibl tor -crial number S5 and the cnrr.es rl~l:!Ii[~gthereto. the f()i;u\~:in~<:cri al nun.bc r and cnuie-, shall be -.:.:h.;" ::!. !" .-! \' ----I S, :\0, L '_fjdusiry Parumcter Standards , -----1 ! :1 t..:..' I.;) i ~J ··~5. Common EITJucnl Tr-eatment 1 ~)1 ):, ;j -- /C-z C "C' , ._--_ .._-' l8L~~e'~-':.~;~'~)6\:~~~\~~"\ f~ "~I.r\'I t>\,.\)'?>' /~, ..,,-,J' ;,'~;I'.".'" ~,~.~., • r"'l ,~.,-'\" . \,[\.-'1 ':J \) ~ . 6 THE (;'\1.:1,'1'11:::OF l.'\D!i\· EXTlUOIWl.,\ARY [pAin 1!--SEe. 3(iijJ ======1 .. ---- .. • ~~~;t;GJ~~~~mct~s-.~r=·~=~·--~=!_=_·. ,-=~,~==-r_.,. __l j , TClllper:lIUI'e," C I Shall IlOI i Sh,dl 111)[ ISl1a11 nor I cxcccd more 1 exceed more 1 exceed more 1 , than )'"(' above i than 5'C above I' than 5"C above I . ! .unhi cn: water I Cllllbiclll w.ucr ambienr water i 1__ , - . --,.-"- .,--, - !_~e:I~EL'J~~l!.l:~,., _IJ'<::~~IJ)CI~a_t.tt.::~_._tJemperature ~ ! 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The exisung shore dischar,~c, shall be converted to marine ourfulls. in cases ".'here the 1Tl:tJ"JIlCoutfall provides a ,I ~ .ui ni murn initial ,d,illlll.(Jn l'j' 1:0 wnes :lllhl:' point o,f di~char¥c and a minimum dliulion_of 1500 umc-: .u a pom t LUU m a\.V;.l:' ~r(lnl di ...C!l~ll·gC PU!Jll. l/lL'J'1. iuc Stdt(' E3(lard m~l:' rcl.:x the Chemical OX.Y~ ~ :l'nDemand (CODI limit: Ii ~-- -- .. - - .._-- .-~ ---~--~-----.-..--.- -.---- -.------.. - .. _------_ .._-_ ..--.._----_. __..---_._------,---- " " (6op::e//ott.k.r ~§ & Ex~C,:"\":C T'r:t:<",:'CJ, \71" ," (;. '7 r ., 'J ~ ;,'" "., ,~-. ~ 0 -'1.J; --".', ,,!,.' . '.' MYS1 1Jr '~;' ----- • 'l1'rn If __TrJTJ7:;: -" (it)) '~Ir~(<'l.f1"1 7T'SiQ'';1 :n~::n~.J.p~JI 7 Provided thill the ma.\IIl1UIl: pcnnissiul,' value for Chemica! O.xYi'.::n Demand iCOl)) in treated errlueut shall be 500 rni lli srnrn/l urc. '2. ~"Ia.\iil1ul11 pcnnissible 'j::ixeci Di"uh'cd S()lid~ ! I'DS) couuibuuon hv constituent units or a I Comrnon Effluent Trcanncnr PI:tIl: (O':TI') .-;hall be 1000 1~lilligraln!lili·e. III cases where Fixed Dissolved Solids (FDS) concentuuion in r.!W water u:;ed by tile constituent units is already high I (i.c. i[ i~more than IIOU milligr.un/Iiuc: then the maximum permissible value for Fixed Dissolved ' Solid, (FOS) in treated crrluenr shall be acco,'clingl) modified hy the State Board. I! 3 In case of discharge: of treated dTluent on land for inigalion. the impact on soil and groundwater I qual itv S:l<1: I. be monitored (wi.ce a year I pre- :U1d P0'i-1110IN,on) h~~Com mon EfiluenL TrCdLm~nt i Pi.uus ICE [1') IllCll1agcl11el1l hi!" combined c!1,clurgc: uf trcu:cd effluent i.Ii:t! sewage 011land lor I irrigation the rni.\lng ratio with ,(\\':Ige sldl be prescribed by Stale Bo.:rc!. /------_ _-_._.. - ._------j L ..J.. Specific I)Clramcrers. for some irnpo,·t~lrI.t secto,·~.:,elecled froll1 ; Sector Spccir«: l',lnlmeters -_,--_-1 L Textile 13io-;lS",I)' test. Total Chromium. Sulphide. Pheuol ic compounds i Ii Elec-t-;:O'I:)G"rill.~T. r;dustrie;; 'Oil 8.: Cre,1s-e.:\;;1;~~;~;a-N;tl~l~e;~ Nickel. Hexavalent Ch!Onuu'11~':'! ,Total Chromium. Copper. Zlll~. Le.id. Iron, Cadmium. Cvanide. I i ______J. fluoricie" Sulphides. Phosphy!'s. SL~l)klLllt:::'.c.____ . i . Tal!llcTle:.' Sulphides. Total Chromium. Oil & Crea~e, Chlorides ...... - ,-' -- ..----- ..-- ._- .--- ._ __ _---- ._.- __ -_.---. __ ._---. ------_._-----' , Dye 8: Dve Irucrmedr.uc Oil 8: Grease. Phenolic compounds. Cadrniurn. Copper, Manaanese. , I l.ead. I\!Lrcury:,ickel, z.«. Hexavalent Chromium. Total Chromium. I .... .__U310-:ls:,iiLlest:i..'.~~111:ldes. Sulpkne;; I Org.mic chemicals J Oil (.1.( Grc.i-,e. I3iO-;ls~ay rL~L :'-iilratc .... Arsenic. Hexavalent Chromium, I I rn.mufacruriur; iudusuv Total Chromium. Lead. CV;HIJeL:. Zinc. l\ferCUI\·. Copper. Nickel. i i Phenolic: compounds. Sulphides I r-PIi:!1Il~';C-c1-11;~~;Tl~;-dL-,-It I~- 0i I & C to: use --'i3i-,;~:~~'-;;,--'1~:~: .-"\ 1:,:~~e~~'I~:---:\;l:liZ:~~e H' e~;~;;-!a-It-":I-ll-! , ," - ! C:::'~::)P~;"~"~ "'.>.' (-· "." ..",1 .• ~)i, .:.," i ,! . 1~'.:' S:.!!:::d:~(~'.:::-:. ; . .----.J ! :l". No. Q-!5UI7!l8/2014-CP\V] Dr RASHID HASA~, r\dvisor ,\lote- The princip.ii ru!e-, were published in the Gazcuc 01' Inekl, l.xuuordirurv. Parr Il, Section 3. Sub-section Ii! vide number SO. K,·ki!LI. cialeci Ihe: 191;1;\, )vcn ibcr. I')::;(; and -;uh"cq~,cl1lly amended vide the .ollowing nOlific;lliull:;:--- SO·U3(E), dated the 18'11April 1937 G.S.R J 76(E) dated the ~r,,' April. 1996; C.S.R. 97(E). dated the IS" February. 2009: eSp.. [4<)(E). .l.ued the _1'" March 2009: CiSH. 543(£:). dared the 22"" July, 2009; CiSR 739iE I. cid the 9'" September. 20 I0: (j.S.R. S09fE). dated the ..:'" October. 20 10. 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