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Environmental Impact Assessment for Laying of Anjar - Chotila Natural Gas Transportation Pipeline (196.14 Km) with Associated Facilities DRAFT REPORT Environmental Impact Assessment for Laying of Anjar - Chotila Natural Gas transportation Pipeline (196.14 km) with associated facilities in state of Gujarat [Length: 196.14 km Cat. A] nd (ToR File No. F. No. J-11011/144/2016-IA.II(I) dated 2 August, 2016) Project Proponent: M/S GUJARAT STATE PETRONET LIMITED EIA CONSULTANT QCI-NABET Accredited EIA Consultant for Oil & Gas Transportation Pipeline Sector, MoEF&CC (GOI) and NABL Recognized Laboratory ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007 60, Bajiprabhu Nagar, Nagpur - 440 033, MS Lab. & Consultancy: FP-34, 35, Food Park, MIDC, Butibori, Nagpur – 441122 Ph.: (0712) 2242077, 9373287475 Email: [email protected], [email protected] website: www.anaconlaboratories.com Report No. ANqr /PD/20A/2015/48 INDEX SR. NO. TITLE Pages 1 OCI NABET CETIFICATE 1 2 EIA REPORT PREFACE 1 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1-19 4 CH.1 INTRODUCTION 1-1 to 1.11 5 CH.2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2-1 to 2-21 6 CH.3 DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT 3-1 to 3-97 7 CH.4 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND 4-1 to 4.24 MITIGATION MEASURES 8 CH.5 TECHNOLOGY ALTERNATIVES 5-1 to 5-4 9 CH.6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN 6-1 to 6-9 10 CH.7 ADDITIONAL STUDIES 7-1 to7-57 11 CH.8 PROJECT BENEFIT 8-1 to 8-2 12 CH. 9 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT 9-1 to 9-1 13 CH. 10 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 10-1 to 10-18 14 CH. 11 JUSTIFICATION & CONCLUSION 11-1 to 11-4 15 CH.12 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANT 12-1 to 12-8 16 ANNEXURES I to XIX LIST OF ANNEXURES ANNEXURE NO. ANNEXURE NAME PAGE NO. Annexure I : PNGRB Authorization 1 to 5 Annexure II : ToR letter 1 to 3 Annexure III : CRZ map 1 Annexure IV : Gujarat Government Gazette Notification 1 Annexure V : Gujarat Government Gazette Notification Extra Ordinary 1 Annexure VI : Environmental Standards 1 to 11 Table 1 : List of Instruments used for sampling & analysis 1 1.1 : Air Environment 2 Table 1 : National ambient air quality standards 2 Table 2 : Monitored parameters and frequency of sampling 3 Table 3 : Techniques used for ambient air quality monitoring 3 Table 4 : Sensitivity of meteorology monitoring equipment 4 1.2 : Water Environment 5 Table 1 : Sampling and handling of test samples 5 Table 2 : Standard operating procedures (SOP) for water and wastewater 5 sampling and analysis Table 3 : Analytical techniques for water and wastewater sampling and 6 analysis Table 4 : Ground water quality standards 7 Table 5 : Waste water discharge standards 8 1.3 : Soil Environment 9 Table 1 : Analytical techniques for soil analysis 9 Table 2 : Soil analysis parameter and unit 9 Table 3 : Standard soil classification 10 1.4 : Noise Environment 11 Table 1 : Ambient noise standards 11 Table 2 : Standard for occupational exposure 11 Annexure VII : AAQ Details 1 to 3 Annexure VIII : Landuse Study 1 to 64 Figure 1 : LULC of 2 km radius of SV-01-Gala-Morbi Area 4 Figure 2 : FCC of 2 km radius of SV-01-Gala-Morbi Area 4 Figure 3 : distribution of LULC studies of SV-01-Gala-Morbi Area 5 Figure 4 : LULC of 2 km radius of SV-02-Haripar Area 6 Figure 5 : FCC of 2 km radius of SV-02-Haripar Area 7 Figure 6 : distribution of LULC studies of SV-02-Haripar Area 8 Figure 7 : LULC of 2 km radius of SV-03-Nava Katariya Area 9 Figure 8 : FCC OF 2 Km Radius Of SV-03-Nava Katariya Area 9 Figure 9 : Distribution Of LULC Studies of SV-03-Nava-Katariya Area 10 Figure10 : LULC of 2 km radius of SV-04-Vondh Area 11 Figure 11 : FCC OF 2 km radius of SV-04-Vondh Area 12 Figure 12 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Sv-04-Vondh Area 13 Figure 13 : LULC OF 2 km radius of SV-05-Bhimasar Area 14 Figure 14 : FCC OF 2 km radius of SV-05-Bhimasar Area 14 Figure 15 : Distribution Of LULC studies of SV-05-Bhimasar Area 15 Figure 16 : LULC of 2 km radius of SV-06-Jetparda Area 16 Figure 17 : FCC OF 2 km radius of SV-06-Jetparda Area 17 Figure 18 : Distribution Of LULC studies of SV-06-Jetparda Area 18 Figure 19 : LULC OF 2 km radius of SV-07-Naavgaam Area 19 Figure 20 : FCC OF 2 KM radius of SV-07-Naavgaam Area 19 Figure 21 : Distribution Of LULC studies of SV-07-Naavgaam Area 20 Figure 22 : LULC Of 2 Km Radius Of SV-08-Ratanpar Area 21 Figure 23 : FCC OF 2 km radius of SV-08-Ratanpar Area 22 Figure 24 : Distribution Of LULC studies of SV-08-Ratanpar Area 23 Figure 25 : LULC of stretch 01 -10km distance under the area Ratanpar 24 ANNEXURE NO. ANNEXURE NAME PAGE NO. Figure 26 : FCC Of Stretch 01 -10km Distance Under The Area Ratanpar 24 Figure 27 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 01 -10km Distance 25 Under The Area Ratanpar Figure 28 : LULC Of Stretch 02 -10km Distance Under The Area Iswariya 26 Figure 29 : FCC Of Stretch 02 -10km Distance Under The Area Iswariya 26 Figure 30 : Distribution of LULC studies of stretch 02 -10km distance under 27 the area Iswariya Figure 31 : LULC of stretch 03 -10km distance under the area Ranipat 28 Figure 32 : FCC of stretch 03 -10km distance under the area Ranipat 28 Figure 33 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 03 -10km distance under 29 the area Ranipat Figure 34 : LULC of stretch 04 -10km distance under the area Sagadhra 30 Figure 35 : FCC of stretch 04 -10km distance under the area Sagadhra 30 Figure 36 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 04 -10km distance under 31 the area Sagadhra Figure 37 : LULC of stretch 05 -10km distance under the area Khetardi 32 Figure 38 : FCC of stretch 05 -10km distance under the area Khetardi 32 Figure 39 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 05 -10km distance under 33 the area Khetardi Figure 40 : LULC of stretch 06 -10km distance under the area Wankiya 34 Figure 41 : FCC of stretch 06 -10km distance under the area WANKIYA 35 Figure 42 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 05 -10km distance under 36 the area Wankiya Figure 43 : LULC of stretch 07 -10 km distance under the area Vankda 36 Figure 44 : FCC of stretch 07 -10km distance under the area Vankda 37 Figure 45 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 07 -10km distance under 38 the area Vankda Figure 46 : LULC of stretch 08 -10km distance under the area Jivapar 38 Figure 47 : FCC of stretch 08 -10km distance under the area Jivapar 39 Figure 48 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 08 -10km distance under 40 the area Jivapar Figure 49 : LULC of stretch 09 -10km distance under the area Piludi 40 Figure 50 : FCC of stretch 09 -10km distance under the area Piludi 41 Figure 51 : Distribution Of LULC studies of stretch 09 -10km distance under 42 the area Piludi Figure 52 : LULC Of Stretch 10 -10km Distance Under The Area Khiri 42 Figure 53 : FCC Of Stretch 10 -10km Distance Under The Area Khiri 43 Figure 54 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 10 -10km Distance 44 Under The Area Khiri Figure 55 : LULC of stretch 11 -10km distance under the area Haripar 44 Figure 56 : FCC Of Stretch 11 -10km Distance Under The Area Haripar 45 Figure 57 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 11 -10km Distance 46 Under The Area Haripar Figure 58 : LULC Of Stretch 12 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Shikarpur 46 Figure 59 : FCC Of Stretch 12 -10km Distance Under The Area Shikarpur 47 Figure 60 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 12 -10km Distance 48 Under The Area Shikarpur Figure 61 : LULC Of Stretch 13 -10km Distance Under The Area Nava- 48 Katariya Figure 62 : FCC Of Stretch 13 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Nava- 49 Katariya Figure 63 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 13 -10km Distance 50 Under The Area Nava-Katariya Figure 64 : LULC Of Stretch 14 -10km Distance Under The Area Chhodwala 50 Figure 65 : FCC Of Stretch 14 -10km Distance Under The Area Chhodwala 51 Figure 66 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 14 -10km Distance 52 ANNEXURE NO. ANNEXURE NAME PAGE NO. Under The Area Chhodwala Figure 67 : LULC Of Stretch 15 -10km Distance Under The Area Karmaria 52 Figure 68 : FCC Of Stretch 15 -10km Distance Under The Area Karmaria 53 Figure 69 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 15 -10km Distance 54 Under The Area Karmaria Figure 70 : LULC Of Stretch 16 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Sikra 54 Figure 71 : FCC Of Stretch 16 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Sikra 55 Figure 72 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 16 -10km Distance 56 Under The Area Sikra Figure 73 : LULC Of Stretch 17 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Sukhpar 56 Figure 74 : FCC Of Stretch 17 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Sukhpar 57 Figure 75 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 17 -10km Distance 58 Under The Area Sukhpar Figure 76 : LULC Of Stretch 18 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Bhimasar 58 Figure 77 : FCC Of Stretch 18 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Bhimasar 59 Figure 78 : distribution of LULC Studies Of Stretch 18 -10km Distance Under 60 The Area Bhimasar Figure 79 : LULC Of Stretch 19 -10 Km Distance Under The Area 60 Gopalnagar Figure 80 : FCC Of Stretch 19 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Gopalnagar 61 Figure 81 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 19 -10km Distance 62 Under The Area Gopalnagar Figure 82 : LULC Of Stretch 20 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Ratatalav 62 Figure 83 : FCC Of Stretch 20 -10 Km Distance Under The Area Ratatalav 63 Figure 84 : Distribution Of LULC Studies Of Stretch 20 -10km Distance 64 Under The Area Ratatalav Table 1 : General Land Use Pattern Of Gujarat 1 Table 2 : Geographic Coordinates Of Total 8 Sv Stations 1 Table 3 : Geographic Coordinates Of Total 20 Stretch Of 10km Each Of 2 The 196.14 Km Proposed Pipeline Project Table 4 : LULC Studies Of SV-01-Gala-Morbi Area 5 Table 5 : LULC Studies Of SV-02-Haripar Area 7 Table 6 : LULC Studies Of SV-03-Nava Katariya Area 10 Table 7 : LULC Studies Of SV-04-Vondh Area 12 Table 8 : LULC Studies Of SV-05-Bhimasar Area 15 Table 9
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