Villages Ira, Chelur, Balepuni and Kurnadu of Taluk Bantwal, District Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka
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for Establishment of Canara Industrial Area In Villages Ira, Chelur, Balepuni and Kurnadu of Taluk Bantwal, District Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka Schedule 7(c) – Industrial Estates / Parks/ Complexes/ Areas, EPZs, SEZs, Biotech Parks, Leather Complexes & Category ‘A’ tor compliance TOR COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCETOTERMS OF REFERENCE ISSUED BY EXPERT APPRAISAL COMITTEE, MoEF&CC (Ref:F.No21‐135/2015‐IA.III dated12.11.2015) S.No. Terms of Reference Compliance 1 Reasons for selecting the site with details The details of the Site Selection of alternate sites examined / rejected / Criterion are given in the Chapter selected on merit with comparative 5. statement and reason / basis for selection. The examination should justify site suitability in terms of environmental damage, resources sustainability associated with selected site as compared to rejected sites. The analysis should include parameters considered along with weightage criteria for short‐listing selected site. 2 Submit the details of the land use break‐ Please refer Table No. 2.1, Chapter up for the proposed project. Details of – 2 for the land use break up. land use around 10 km radius of the Details of the land use around 10 project site. Analysis should be made km radius from the project site based on latest satellite imagery for land are briefed on Chapter 3, section use with raw images. 3.9. 3 Submit details of environmentally The Environmental Sensitivity of sensitive places, land acquisition status, the project site is given in the rehabilitation of Communities / villages Table 2.2. and present status of such activities. KIADB has acquired land as per KIADB Act 1966, currently land is under possession of KIADB. Appropriate compensation is paid to land losers. 4 Examine the impact of proposed project The project site is considerably on the nearest settlements. remote area. There are no major settlements within 500 m radius from the project boundary. Please refer fig. 2.3, Topo map of the project site. 5 Examine baseline environmental quality Please refer Chapter 3, along with projected incremental load Description of the Environment. due to the project taking into account of I TOR COMPLIANCE the existing developments nearby. 6 Environmental data to be considered in Please refer Chapter 3, relation to the project development Description of the Environment. would be (a) land, (b) groundwater, (c) surface water, (d) air, (e) bio‐diversity, (f) noise and vibrations, (g) socio economic and health. 7 Submit a copy of the contour plan with Drainage Map of the 10 km radius slopes, drainage pattern of the site and given in the Fig. No. 3.18. surrounding area. 8 Details regarding project boundary The proposed project is not passing through any eco‐sensitive area located within 10 km from any eco and within 10 km from eco‐sensitive – sensitive area. area. 9 Green buffer in the form of green belt to a KIADB will provide 15 m buffer all width of 15 meters should be provided all along the site boundary & same along the periphery of the industrial area. has been marked in the site The individual units should keep 33% of layout. Please refer Fig 2.2 for the the allotted area as a green area. Master Layout. 10 Submit the details of the trees to be At this stage we cannot envisage felled for the project. number of trees to be felled. While establishment any trees felled we will do compensatory plantation. 11 Submit the details of the infrastructure Please refer point 2.1 Project Back to be developed. ground of Chapter 2. 12 Submit the present land use and The present land use is Govt. land permission required for any conversion converted into Industrial use. A such as forest, agriculture etc. patch of forest land having extent of 59 Acres is located within project site. The forest land will not be used for any of the project activity, as well as all possible precautionary measures will be taken for protecting the forest. 13 Submit details regarding R&R KIADB has acquired the land for involved in the project. proposed project as per KIAD Act 1966. The acquired land is barren II TOR COMPLIANCE land & area is devoid of any residential settlements. KIADB has paid compensation to land losers as per KIAD Act, 1966. 14 Zoning of the area in terms of 'type of After obtaining Environmental industries' coming‐up in the industrial Clearance, KIADB will allot area based on the resource requirement industrial plots. While allotting along with likely pollutants with quantity plots depending upon the probable from the various industries. occupiers, proponent will do zoning based on the resource requirement & pollution potential. 15 The project boundary area and study area Please refer Fig 2.1 for the project for which the base line data is generated boundary and 10 km study area. should be indicated through a suitable Please refer Chapter 3, Point No. map. Justification of the parameters, 3.10 onwards. frequency and locations shall be discussed in the EIA. 16 Submit Legal frame work for the Please refer Table 1.2 Legal implementation of Environmental framework. Clearance conditions ‐ to be clearly spelt out in the EIA report. 17 Submit Roles and responsibility of the A separate EMP cell equipped developer etc for compliance of with lab facilities will be set up to environmental regulations under the carry out the Environment provisions of EP Act. Management & Monitoring functions. 18 Site justification of the identified industry After obtaining Environmental sectors from environmental angle and the Clearance form MoEF&CC, KIADB details of the studies conducted if any. will allot Industrial plots. During plot allotment respective industry will carry out such studies if necessary. 19 Ground water classification as per the As per CGWA classification the Central Ground Water Authority. proposed project site comes under safe zone. 20 Submit the source of water, requirement Please refer chapter 2 section 2.8 vis‐à‐vis waste water to be generated Water Supply, along with treatment facilities, use of III TOR COMPLIANCE treated waste water along with water balance chart taking into account all forms of water use and management. 21 Rain water harvesting proposals should Geotechnical Study has been be made with due safeguards for ground carried out for the proposed water quality. Maximize recycling of project & based on the findings of water and utilization of rain water. the same rain water harvesting Examine details. proposed. Please refer section 4.4.3 Water Environment. 22 Examine soil characteristics and depth Geotechnical Study has been of ground water table for rainwater carried out for the proposed harvesting. project & based on the findings of the same rain water harvesting proposed. Please refer 4.4.3 Water Environment, page no. 86 onwards 23 Examine details of solid waste Please refer chapter 2, section 2.10 generation treatment and its disposal. solid waste generation, collection, transport & disposal. 24 Examine and submit details of use of Solar street lamps will be utilized solar energy and alternative source of for the proposed project as well as energy to reduce the fossil energy KIADB will insist member consumption. industries to use non‐ conventional sources of energy. 25 In case DG sets are likely to be used A 1000 KVA DG set will be during construction and operational operated to meet the emergency phase of the project, emissions from DG power requirements. Adequate sets must be taken into consideration stack height will be provided. while estimating the impacts on air environment. Examine and submit details. 26 Examine road/rail connectivity to the Please refer chapter 2, section 2.5 project site and impact on the traffic due connectivity to the project site. to the proposed project. Present and Traffic Study has been appended IV TOR COMPLIANCE future traffic and transport facilities for as Annexure II. the region should be analyzed with measures for preventing traffic congestion and providing faster trouble free system to reach different destinations in the city. 27 A detailed traffic and transportation Traffic Study has been appended study should be made for existing and as Annexure II. projected passenger and cargo traffic. 28 Examine the details of transport of Mainly KIADB will develop roads, materials for construction which should sewerage network, storm water include source and availability. drain, water supply pipelines, STP etc. The raw material will be procured from nearest available source within 50 km from project site. Fly ash will be utilized for construction. 29 Examine the details of National SH 101 connecting Surathakal to Highways/State Highways/ expressways Kabaka is 8.6 km on East falling along the corridor and the impact direction, NH 48 Mangalore of the development on them. Bangalore Highway is about 8 km on North direction. Additional traffic will be added but overall impact on the level of Service will not be adverse as Level of Service will remain fair. Please refer Annexure II ‐ Traffic Study. 30 Examine noise levels ‐ present and For existing noise level, please future with noise abatement measures. refer Table 3.15 Ambient Noise Levels Recorded in the Study Area. Please refer 4.4.4 Impacts & Noise abatement measures. 31 Identify, predict and assess the Please refer Chapter 4 for various environmental and sociological impacts impacts and mitigation measures. on account of the project. A detailed For Corporate Social V TOR COMPLIANCE description with costs estimates of CSR Responsibility, refer chapter 8, should be incorporated in the EIA / EMP section 8.5. report. 32 Examine separately the details for Please refer Chapter 6 for construction and operation phases both Environmental Monitoring Plan & for Environmental Management Plan and Chapter 10 Environment Environmental Monitoring Plan with cost Management Plan. and parameters. 33 Submit details of a comprehensive Please refer Chapter 7 Additional Disaster Management Plan including Studies, section 7.3 for Disaster emergency evacuation during natural and Management plan.