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AURANGABAD - CEPI ACTION PLAN Short Term & Long Term Action Plan Water Environment AURANGABAD - CEPI ACTION PLAN Short Term & Long Term Action Plan Water Environment Sr. Description of Action Implementing Proposed Time Present Status No Point Agency Frame 01 Completion of conveyance MIDC --- 1st Phase conveyance system is system for carrying the effluent completed & CETP is in from individual industry to operation. CETP in MIDC Area Waluj Phase 02 Completion of conveyance MIDC Dec 2011 1st Phase conveyance system is system for carrying the effluent completed. For 2nd phase from individual industry to conveyance system; tenders are CETP in MIDC Waluj Phase-II submitted for approval at MIDC Head Office. 03 Completion of conveyance MIDC Dec 2011 Shendra is a new MIDC area & system for carrying the effluent it is not fully developed. No from individual industry to steps taken for installation of CETP in MIDC Area Shendra. CETP. 04 Commissioning of the CETP in MIDC & CETP --- In operation from July 2011 MIDC area Waluj 05 Construction of common MIDC, Inds & Dec 2011 Shendra is a new MIDC area effluent treatment plant in Govt. Assi & it is not fully developed. No MIDC Shendra. steps taken for commissioning of CETP. 06 Construction of separate CETP MIDC, Inds & --- Activity completed. Treatment for electroplating industries in Govt. Assi of effluent from electroplating Waluj MIDC. is being done in existing CETP separately. 07 Laying of disposal line from MIDC --- Work completed CETP to Kham River 08 Revamping of old ETPs in Individual Dec 2011 M/s. Endurance Tech ,K-120 prominent industries for Industries & MIDC Waluj,M/.s.MDL ,MIDC stoppage of leakages and MPCB Chikalthana,M/s. ABD MIDC seepages in MIDC Chikalthana Chikalthana have revamped and Waluj wherever required. their ETPs. 09 Up gradation of effluent Individual March 2011 Directions were issued to 50 no of treatment plant which are not Industries & electroplating ind for providing meeting prescribed standards. MPCB ETP & sending their eff. to CETP & 39 nos of ind complied as per directions and 11 no of ind are closed.In the year 2012,the action taken against 9 no of units for not achieving consented standards. Now all these units have upgraded their ETP. Directions to 6 No of units located in Waluj Area of closure were issued and upgradation of ETP is being carried out. Aurangabad-CEPI Action Plan Status Page 1 of 7 10 Solvent recovery in major bulk Individual March 2011 There are total 11 nos of drug and chemical units Industries & Bulk Drug and Chemical located in MIDC area Waluj MPCB units located in MIDC Waluj . MIDC Shendra and All these units have increased Chikalthana their Solvent Recovery efficiency to recover solvents upto 92% to 95%, remaining 9 units are carrying pharmaceutical/formulation avtivity. 11 Identification and separation of Individual Dec 2010 There are total 11 nos of high concentrated streams in Industries Bulk Drug and Chemical prominent industry of MIDC units located in MIDC Waluj area Waluj ,MIDC Shendra and Chikalthana & they have and Chikalthana and treating separated high concentration them separately. stream. Sr. Description of Action Point Implementing Proposed Time Present Status No Agency Frame 12 Scientific collection treatment Local Body 3 Years BG of Rs.5.0 Lacs obtained from and disposal of sewage Abad Municipal Corp for generated from human provision of STP & disposal of habitation. MSW which is valid for one year. Abad Municipal Corp has submitted their reply to SCN issued by this office & stated that proposal submitted to MJP for providing STP with budget of Rs. 406 crores.Also PH extended at HQ on 27/11/2012 before MS,MPCB,Mumbai for provision of STP & proper disposal of MSW. Since reply to SCN issued by this office found unsatisfactory. B. G. of Rs. 5.0 Lacs forfited & corporation has furnished fresh B. G. of Rs. 10.0 Lacs. Recently STP of 6.0 MLD capacity near Salim Ali Lake is commissioned for treatment of sewage generated from HUDCO area of Aurangabad city. 13 Scientific collection and MIDC 3 Years MIDC has proposed 4 MLD STP treatment of sewage generated in MIDC Waluj Area for from MIDC Area Waluj and treatment of Dom eff generated Chikalthana. from MIDC & nearby area. Work will be stared shortly. Consent to establish is obtained by MIDC. 14 Scrapping of Percolation Tanks Irrigation Dept. 3 Years This office has instructed to & artificial waterbodies in and & MIDC Irrigation Department for around MIDC Area Waluj. necessary action however, the action in this regard is not taken by the said dept till the date. Instructions from HQ level may be given. Aurangabad-CEPI Action Plan Status Page 2 of 7 15 Treatment of Kham river Local Body 3 Years Not complied water with the help of Bio- remediation technology which is flowing through Aurangabad city. 16 Treatment of Sukana river Local Body 3 Years Not complied water with the help of Bio- remediation technology which is flowing through Aurangabad city. 17 Proper Collection of Strom MIDC 2 Years Open road side gutters are Water in MIDC area Waluj provided along roads. & Chikalthana 18 Installation of treatment MPCB, Local 2 Years This office has issued directions to facility waste waters Body & 20 nos of service stations .After generated from major concerned that 10 no of service stations has hotels, laundries, vehicle Establishment provided ETP .Remaining service service center, commercial stations have not complied hence complex, major residential legal action is initiated against the complex, major marriage defaulters as per legal matrix.. All halls etc. major hotel industry have complied. Notices are issued to major new construction projects. Recently two construction projects have applied for consent and consent to establish is granted. Aurangabad-CEPI Action Plan Status Page 3 of 7 Short Term & Long Term Action Plan Air Environment Sr. Description of Action Implementing Proposed Present Status No Point Agency Time M/s. Orchid Chemicals & Setting of Continuous 4 MPCB, Indus. 6 Months Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Plot No. L- 01 AAQM Stations in MIDC Govt 8(Part),L-9 & Gut No.38 (Part), Waluj, Chikalthana and MIDC Area, Waluj, M/s. Radico Aurangabad city. NV Distilleries (Maharashtra) Pvt. Ltd., D-192 to D-195, MIDC Area, Shendra and M/s. United Spirits Ltd.,A-36-41, MIDC Area, Chikalthana has agreed to install Continuous AAQM Stations & accordingly they have submitted letter recently to this office. 02 Up-gradation of existing air pollution control system provide to coal Individual 3 Months Complied fired/Briquette Industry fired/Bagasse fired burning equipments by wet scrubbers/ venture- scrubber/bag filters in the industries located in MIDC area Waluj and Chikalthana wherever required. 03 Direction to the industry MPCB 50 nos. of electroplating industries for improving the have provided process emission efficiency of air pollution control system, 01 no of industry control system and have provided ESP and 01 no of increase in vigilance. industry of industry have provided wet scrubber as per directions issued by Board. Frequency of vigilance is increased. 04 Industries to provide MPCB, 6 Months Complied- Details included in solvent recovery system Individual water action plan. wherever applicable Industries No response from transport Dept. 05 Control of air pollution Transport Dept. 1 Year and representative of Transport due to vehicle in the area Dept. was not present in the meeting held in the Collectorate, Aurangabad, on 31/05/2012. Again meeting is proposed under Chairmanship of Collector, Aurangabad. Aurangabad-CEPI Action Plan Status Page 4 of 7 06 Stoppage of Biomass Local Body 1 Year No response from authority of burning on open land in AMC. the area. 07 Providing air pollution Local Body 1 Year Most of the major construction control measures during project have started demolishing the activity of and new constructions activity in a demolishing old building closed manner by providing dust and new constructions arresting facility at the boundary. However AMC has not submitted any communication regarding the compliance of said point till the date. 08 Traffic managements in Traffic Dept. & 1 Year No response from the concern the area AMC Dept. even the representatives were not present in the meeting on 31/05/2012. Again meeting is proposed under Chairmanship of Collector Aurangabad. 09 Installation of continuous Individual 2 Years Not complied. Stack monitoring facility Industry by major air polluting industries. 10 Changing the fuel Individual 2 Years Most of the industry have changed pattern of the industry to Industry their fuel pattern from coal/furnace clean fuel. oil etc. to biomass. Some of the industries are using Bio-Gas and LPG as a fuel. 11 Checking of adulteration Dist Adm. 2 Years No response from concerned Dept. of fuel & it will be discussed in meeting to be held under Chairmanship of Collector Aurangabad. 12 Availability of clean fuel Dist Adm. & Oil 3 Years No response from concerned Dept. & Gas & it will be discussed in meeting to Companies be held under Chairmanship of Collector Aurangabad. 13 Widening of the road and Local Body 3 Years AMC has started work of widening square for avoiding of the road and square for avoiding vehicle congestion. vehicle congestion. Aurangabad-CEPI Action Plan Status Page 5 of 7 Short Term & Long Term Action Plan Land Environment Sr. Description of Action Point Implementing Proposed Present Status No Agency Time Frame 01 Providing the scientific Individual 2 Months All major HW generating industries have collection and isolated Industry provided isolated scientific temporary temporary storage facility storage facility. for HW in the industries 02 Restriction on disposal of MPCB After CETP CETP commissioned and all industries treated effluent on land in Commi falls under phase-I stage have joined MIDC area Waluj CETP and discharging industrial effluent in the CETP for further treatment. Now problem of pollution due to land disposal of effluent get reduced.
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