HTL Report for Installation of Offshore Structure for Lidar Based Offshore Wind Measurement 1. Introduction As the Onshore Wind

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HTL report for Installation of offshore structure for LiDAR based offshore wind measurement 1. Introduction As the onshore wind energy demands more space, higher wind speed and visual intrusion the focus has been shifted towards Offshore Wind Energy in India. The preliminary studies indicated two wind potential sites in Gujarat and in Tamilnadu. Hence the Government has announced National Offshore Wind Energy Policy as an initial step towards the development of offshore wind in the country. This policy allows various government and interested private agencies to get involved in preliminary data assessments in the potential sites. M/s Samiran Udaipur Windfarms Limited (SUWL) has carried out a Pre-feasibility study for offshore wind potential zones along Indian coast. Two potential zones have been identified each in the States of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. M/s Samiran Udaipur wind farms limited (SUWL) has approached ESSO-NIOT in order to set up a data collecting platform at off coast Jakhau, Gujarat for a period of two years. M/s SUWL along with NIOT has done preliminary wind assessment, Environmental Impact Assessments and various other feasibility studies.NIOT is also one of the authorized agencies by MoEF for carrying out the necessary demarcation line like HTL and LTL. This report details the demarcation of High Tide Line (HTL) for the proposed site. 2. Location: The project site location is located off coast in Kutch district of Gujarat. The project is 16.8km from the shore, Jakhau. The geographical coordinates of the site is N23o07’24.42” and E68o 27’ 48.24”.The project site location is shown in Fig1. Government of India has issued a notification during February 1991for regulating the developments along the coastal stretches of seas, bays,estuaries, creeks, rivers and backwaters which are influenced by tidal action.The land between 500 meters from the High Tide Line (HTL) and the LowTide Line (LTL) is identified as Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ). The coastalstretches within CRZ are classified into four categories, namely, Category I(CRZ-I), Category II (CRZ-II), Category III (CRZ-III) and Category IV (CRZIV).The notification has also laid down regulations to regulate the variousactivities in the coastal zone. The proposed project lies in the offshore region beyond 4 km from shoreline. Nodevelopmental activities were proposedin the coastal/onshore region. TheProject falls within CRZ IV i.e. within 12 NM from shoreline asper classification of CRZNotification, 2011.The project location is 16.8km from shoreline and there are no eco-sensitive areas within the radius of 7Km from the site location. Fig. 1. HTL line for the project site 2. Summary and Conclusions HTL mapping was done on small scale map of 1:150000 as the project layout is 16.8 km away from the shore. There is no untreated sewage, effluents, ballast water, ship washes, fly ash or solid waste from this project. No existing authority developments on the sea ward side. .

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Villages of Abdasa Taluka ( અબડાસા તાલુકાના ગામો) Sr. Village Name (English) Village Name (Gujarati) 1 Abdasa અબડાસા 2 Aida ઐડા 3 Akri Moti અક્રી મોટી 4 Amar અમર 5 Arikhana અરીખાણા 6 Ashapar આશાપર 7 Balachod Moti બાલાછોડ મોટી 8 Balachod Nani બાલાછોડ નાની 9 Balapar બાલાપર 10 Bandiya બા廒ડીયા 11 Bara બરા 12 Bela Vandh બેલા વા廒ઢ 13 Ber Moti બેર મોટી 14 Ber Nani બેર નાની 15 Bera બેરા 16 Berachiya બેરાચીયા 17 Bhachunda ભાચુન્ડા 18 Bhadra Vandh ભદ્ગ વા廒ઢ 19 Bhadu Vandh ભાડુ વા廒ઢ 20 Bhajir Vandh ભાજીર વા廒ઢ 21 Bhanada ભનાડા 22 Bharapar ભારાપર 23 Bhavanipar ભવાનીપર 24 Bhedi (Pay) ભેડી (પે) 25 Bhimpar ભીમપર 26 Bhoa ભૌ 27 Biriari બીરીયારી 28 Bitta બીટૂટા 29 Boha બોહા 30 Budadhro બુદાધ્રો 31 Budiya બુદીયા 32 Butta (Abdawali) બુટટા (અબડાવાલી) 33 Chalanga Vandh ચલા廒ગા વા廒ઢ 34 Charopdi Moti ચારોપડી મોટી 35 Charopdi Nani ચારોપડી નાની 36 Chavadaka ચાવાડાકા 37 Chhachhi ચાચી 38 Chhadura છાદુરા 39 Chhasra છાસરા 40 Chiyasar છીયાસર Villages of Abdasa Taluka ( અબડાસા તાલુકાના ગામો) Sr. Village Name (English) Village Name (Gujarati) 41 Daban દબાન 42 Dadamapar દાદમપર 43 Daha દાહા 44 Darad Vandh દદદ વા廒ઢ 45 Dhana Vara Vada ધાના વારા વાડા 46 Dhufi Moti ધુફી મોટી 47 Dhufi Nani ધુફી નાની 48 Dhunvai ધુનવાઇ 49 Duja Vandh દુજા વા廒ઢ 50 Dumra દુમરા 51 Fulay ફુલો 52 Fulay Vandh ફુલો વા廒ઢ 53 Gadhvala Vada ગઢવાલા વાડા 54 Golay ગોલ ૈ 55 Goyla ગોયલા 56 Gudthar ગુડથર 57 Hadapar હાદાપર 58 Hajapar હાજાપર 59 Hamirpar હમીરપર 60 Hingania હીગ廒 ાણીયા 61 Hothi Vandh હોથી વા廒ઢ 62 Hothiay હોથેય 63 Ishawali Vandh ઇશાવાલી વા廒ધ 64 Jabra Vandh જાબરા વા廒ઢ 65 Jagaliya જગાળીયા 66 Jakhau જખાઉ 67 Jana-Kosa જણા-કોસા 68 Jasapar જશાપર 69 Jogiyay જોગીયાય 70 Kadoli કડોલી 71 Kala Talav કાળા તળાવ 72 Kalar Vandh કલાર વા廒ઢ 73 Kamand કામ廒ડ 74 Kanakpar કણૈપર 75 Kandhay ક廒ધે 76 Karaiya કરયૈ ા 77 Karamta કરામતા 78 Karodiya Mota કરોડીયા મોટા 79 Karodiya Nana કરોડીયા નાના 80 Ker Vandh કેર વા廒ઢ Villages of Abdasa Taluka ( અબડાસા તાલુકાના ગામો) Sr.
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