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Conceptual Plan of Vardhman Institute of Medical Sciences (Vims) Pawapuri, Nalanda CONCEPTUAL PLAN OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PAWAPURI, NALANDA CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA 1 Introduction Vardhman Institute of Medical sciences, A Government Medical College, is situated in a serine and tranquil environment, Pawapuri, a place known far wide for its scenic beauty, abundance of Jain shrines, a holy place of pilgrimage for Jainism sect, the sanctum sanctorum “Jal Mandir” is located at approximate 100 KM south east from capital town Patna, well linked by road and rail. The total project land is 52.515 Acres land used for construction at present is 25 Acers. The total Ground area is 26170Sqm and the total built up area is 188171Sqm. Land area document is attached as Annexure-I. The Project is designated under Category “B” and falls under Item 8(b) (Townships and Area Development projects) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification of September 14, 2006 and its subsequent amendments. The construction of the project has already completed 100% of the total construction has been done. Therefore the project comes under violation as per .the notification vide no- S.O. 804(E) dated 17th March 2017. Hence submitted for issue of TOR from .SEIAA Bihar. Earlier the project was submitted on dated 1st Nov 2013 in SEIAA Bihar. Thereafter SEIAA Bihar sent a notice to the project engineer for violation as per the notifications dated 14th Sept 2006 and 28th Feb 2014. A case was filed by SEIAA Bihar vide court case no. - 98(C-2) 15 dated 30th April 2015. The detail and verdict of the court case detail is attached as Annexure-II. 2 SITE AND SURROUNDINGS The project site is located at. Mauza- Dashratpur, Thana - Pawapuri, Dist.- Nalanda Bihar. The co-ordinates of the project site are given in table no- 1. The project site is shown in the Figure-1 & 2 on 1 km radius map and 10 km radius map respectively. Table 1: Site Coordinates S.N0. Latitude Longitude A 25° 5'32.02"N 85°32'45.07"E B 25° 5'31.64"N 85°32'46.27"E C 25° 5'30.59"N 85°32'44.67"E D 25° 5'31.20"N 85°32'36.97"E E 25° 5'25.83"N 85°32'36.06"E F 25° 5'26.65"N 85°32'29.54"E G 25° 5'21.55"N 85°32'28.83"E H 25° 5'19.90"N 85°32'42.36"E 1 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA The Pawapuri Goshrawan road is adjacent to the project site. The project site is located near NH- 31 which is about 1.07 kilometres away from the site. The nearest railway station is Silao Railway Station at a distance of approximately 10.48 kms in West direction from the project site. The nearest airports are Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport and Gaya Airport are at distance of approximately 70 km in North West and South West direction from the project site respectively (Distance in Aerial). 3 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT The detailed area statement is provided below in Table 1. 2 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA Table 2: 3 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT PARTICULARS AREA ( M2) Total Plot Area 25 Acres (101171 SQM) Total Built-up Area 188171 SQM No. of Structures/ Buildings proposed 26 NOS. Proposed Height of Buildings Max. Height Proposed 29.8 Meters FAR Permissible 2.5 FAR Proposed 1.850 Permissible Ground Coverage 40% i.e. 40468 sqm Proposed Ground Coverage 31.29 % i.e. 31666 sqm Basement Area 19267 SQM Building wise Floor area Built-up Area 1.HOSPITAL 81030 SQM 2.MEDICAL COLLEGE 30838 SQM 3.AUDITORIUM 1840 SQM 4.GUEST HOUSE 1715 SQM 5.TYPE-VII 950 SQM 6.TYPE-VI 11020 SQM 7.TYPE-IV 7044SQM 8.TYPE-V 9956 SQM 9.TYPE-II 800 SQM 9.TYPE-III 4342 SQM 9.TYPE-III 5196 SQM 10.COMMUNITY BLOCK 500 SQM 11.GIRLS HOSTEL 6935 SQM 12.NURSES HOSTEL 6675 SQM 13.INTERN HOSTEL 2383 SQM 14.STUDENT RECREATION 525 SQM 15.RESIDENT DOCTOR HOSTEL 6825 SQM 16.BOYS HOSTEL 6935 SQM 17. SECURITY/GUARD ROOM 37 SQM 18.SERVICE BLOCK 2420 SQM 19. METER/GUARD ROOM 205 SQM Green Belt & Landscape Area 20903.05 sqm 3 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA Occupancy Details of the proposed Buildings 1. Hospital 500 Bedded 2.Medical College 100 Admissions 3. Auditorium 591 Seating Occupancy 4.Type residences 246 nos. Units 5.Type Hostels 1100 nos. Occupants 6.Guest House 28 nos. Units Parking 4 Bus/Ambulan 2 Wheelers Facilities Wheelers ce Covered 15 381 340 Parking Open Parking 433 66 Total Parking 814 406 15 Land Deed Papers ------ Power requirement / Electricity 8000 KVA Requirement of the Project Backup Power 4 nos. DG Sets (4 x 1500 Number of DG sets with capacity KVA) Approximate fuel consumption 700 liters per hr (avg.) rate 4 AREA DETAILS The project envisages construction of hospital medical college hostels and residences. The building have basements under hospital and medical college block and surface area for parking. The detailed area statement is given below in Table-3. All the building plans are attached as Annexure-III. 4 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA Table 3: Area details 5 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA 5 WATER REQUIREMENT, SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION Water Requirement for the proposed project is discussed below. 6 Water requirement during Construction phase Water requirement during the Construction phase was met by private water tanker/treated water from STP. 7 Water requirement during operation phase Water requirement during the operational phase is be met through borewell. The total water requirement for the project has been estimated to be ~625.67 kld. This includes domestic water requirement, flushing and landscaping. The total fresh water requirement for the project is ~377.67 kld. The water requirement for Flushing and landscaping through treated water from STP/ETP and Details of break-up of water requirement for project are given in Table-4. 6 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA Table 4: Water Demand Particulars Units Population Water Demand (LPCD) Water Demand (KLD) Waste water generation DWS FWS DWS FWS Total Wastewater (KLD)(85% (Domestic (flushing water of domestic + 100% Total water supply) supply) flushing) S.NO. BUILDING PROPOSED NAME POPULATION 1 Beds 500 500 300 150 150 75 202.5 2 Auditorium 591 591 05 10 2.96 5.91 8.43 3 Residences 246 1230 95 40 116.85 49.2 148.53 4 Type Hostels 1100 1100 95 40 104.5 44 132.83 5 Guest House 28 nos. Units 28 120 60 3.36 1.68 4.54 6 Green Belt & 20903.05 2 liter/sqm of 42 0 0 Landscape sqm Landscape Area area 7 DG 6000 1 lt./KVA/6 hr 6 0 0 8 Fire fighting -- -- 200 0 0 625.67 175.79 496.83 The total sewage generated from the project is expected to be in the order of ~497 KLD which will be treated in STP of capacity 650 KLD and 50KLD to be installed at project site. 7 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA 8 SOLID WASTE GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT The well adopt a systematic approach for solid waste collection and disposal from project activates. Solid waste generated from the project is collected properly and managed as per Solid waste Management Rules, 2016. The domestic solid waste generated from the occupants of the College, Residence, Hostel, Visitors, Patients, and Staff; pertains to the two categories, Bio-degradable and Non- biodegradable. These solid wastes is collected separately by putting different types of separate bins at the source of generation. It is estimated that maximum solid waste generation would be about~1150 kg/day and biomedical waste would be generated 500 kg. The solid waste generation considered is given in Table-4. Separate color coded bins are being provided in the hospital campus for collection of different types of Bio-Medical Waste for the proper treatment. Bio-Medical Waste: Biomedical waste is waste that is either putrescible or potentially infectious. Biomedical waste is generated from biological and medical sources and activities, such as the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of diseases. Biomedical waste may be solid or liquid. Examples of infectious waste include discarded blood, sharps, unwanted microbiological cultures and stocks, identifiable body parts, other human or animal tissue, used bandages and dressings, discarded gloves, other medical supplies that may have been in contact with blood and body fluids, and laboratory waste. Biomedical waste is properly collected in the separate container and will be disposed by authorized processor for Biomedical Waste. 8 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA 8.1 Central Waste Management system Central Waste Management system is setup for the treatment of bio-medical waste, generated from the hospital unit, it gives necessary treatment to reduce adverse effects that this waste may pose. The central waste management system comprises of incinerator, shreader, and autoclave. S.No Treatment facility Capacity 1. Incinerator 50 kg/Hr 2. Shreader 50 kg/hr 3. Autoclave 2.1 Kg/sq.2 [30-32 psig] 9 | Page CONCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF VARDHMAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (VIMS) PLAN PAWAPURI, NALANDA The E-waste generated is managed as per the E-waste management and handling rules 2016.
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