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STATE LEVEL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY PUNJABMinistry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, New Delhi

0/0 Punjab Pollution Control Board,VatavaranBhawan, Nabha Road,

Patlala -147 001

Telefax:- 0175-2215636

REGISTERED Date: .33/?//JNo. SEIAA/ZOIS////?-

To

Sohan Lai Garg, Executive Engineer-l(^ctvc.-ut«J jPunjab Small Industries & Export Corporation Limited,Plot no 18, Himalaya Marg, Udyog Bhawan,Sector-17, Chandigarh-160017

Subject: Environmental clearance under EIA notification dated 14.09.2006 forestablishment of Integrated Industrial Estates project namely "HiTech Cycle Valley" in the revenue estate of Village Dhanansu, DisttLudhiana by Punjab Small Industries & Export Corp. Ltd. Chandigarh(Proposal No. SlA/PB/NCP/19203/ 2017)

This has reference to your online Proposal No. SIA/PB/NCP/19203/2017 for

establishment of Integrated Industrial Estates nameiy "HI Tech Cycle Valley" located in the

revenue estate of Village Dhanansu, Distt. Ludhiana under category 7(c) submitted to the

SEIAA for grant of Environmental Clearance under EIA notification dated 14.09.2005. The

proposal has been appraised as per procedure prescribed under the provisions of said

Notification on the basis of the mandatory documents enclosed with the application viz.,

Form-l, 1-A, conceptual plan, EIA report and the additional clarifications furnished In

response to the observations of the SEAC. The brief detail of the project is as under: -

1. Category/Item No.(In schedule)

7(c): Industrial estates/ parks/ complexes/ areas, exportprocessing Zones (EPZs), Special Economic Zones (SEZs),Biotech Parks, Leather Complexes.

2. Name and

Location of the

project alongwithco-ordinates

Hi Tech Cycle Valie/' in the revenue estate of VillageDhanansu, Distt. Ludhiana by Punjab Small Industries &

Corner Latitude Longitude

1 30056'54.66"N 75059'46.94" E

2 30°56'44.35"N 76''00'03.07" E

3 30056'36.38"N 76°00'16.33" E

4 30Q5635.52"N 76°00'26.98" E

5 3O0567G.O7"N 76''00'21.98" E

6 30056'09.20"N 76°00'13.99" E

7 30056'08.72"N 75°59'59.76" E

8 3G056'03.49"N 75°59'59.00" E

9 3G056'G3.53"N 75''59'44.75" E

10 3G056'14.34"N 75''59'48.40" E

11 3G05678.49"N 75°59'46.63" E

12 3G°56'37.77"N 75''59'59.00" E

13 30056'48.76"N 75''59'32.63" E

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Total Plot area- 380.57 acres (with net scheme area® 353.55 acres)

Detail of Plots: -

Sr.

No.

01

02

03

04

05

Category of plot

7.0 acres and above plots



2.0 kanal plot and above

1.0 kanal pipt and above

Total

No. of plots

04

38

14

135

18

209

Area in acres

51.27

100.44

23.22

30.21

2.20

207.34

Detail of areas: -

Sr. No. Category of plot Area in acres

01 Area under industrial plot .207.34

02 Area under commercial and convenient shop 3,0

03 Area under convention centre 12,76

04 Area under common amenities 15.50

05 Area under elect. Sub. Stn. 3.0

06 Area under water works 1.30

07 Area under disposal works 1.65

08 Area under green/open space .35.20

09 Area under common parking 1,00

10 Area under road + pathway 72.80

Total353.39 acres

I.e. 100%

Saleable area

Sr.

No.

01

02

03

04

Category of plot

Area under industrial plot

Area under commercial and convenient shop

(40%)

Area under convention centre (40 % of 12.76

acs)

Area under common amenities

Total saleable

Area In acres

207.34

1.20

5.10

15.50

229.14 I.e. 65 %

4. Population (whenfully operation)

41417 persons

Project Cost Rs.500 Crore

V6. lA/afpr Requirements & source

Break up of waterrequirement

Quantity Source

Total water demand 9780 KLD

Process water demand 6060 KLD 4016 KLD treated RO water will bereused and remaining quantity willbe met through Ground Water/Surface water

Domestic water

demand

3720 KLD 1326 KLD treated sewage water willbe used for flushing and remainingquantity of water will be metthrough Ground Water/ Surfacewater

Flushing demand 1326 KLD Treated sewage water for flushing

Horticulture water

demand (Area 27.66acres)

56-616 KLD Treated sewage water

Demand for the

plantation developed Inan area of 24 acres as

per Karnal Technology

1234-1794 Treated sewage water

Total Fresh water

requirement

4438 KLD Ground Water/ Surface water"(9780-4016-1326 = 4438 KLD)

Fresh water for

domestic needs

2394 KLD Ground Water/ Surface water

Fresh water for process

needs

2044 KLD Ground Water/ Surface water

7. Disposal arrangement of process WaterEffluent will be generated from all small Industrial units which will be treated inCET? of 5 MLD based on ZLD technology equipped with two stage RO and MEE.

8. Disposal Arrangement of Domestic Waste waterTotal 3176 KLD waste water will be treated in the STP of capacity 4 MLD followedby the UF to be installed In the project premises. The reuse of treated waste wateris as under: -

S.NO. Season For Flushing

purposes

(KLD)

Plantation as per

Karnai Technology

(24 acre)

Green

Area

27.66 acre

(KLD)

Total

1. Summer 1326 1234 616 3176

2. Winter 1326 1649 201 3176

3. Rainy 1326 1794 56 3176

9. Rain water

recharging detail

Artificial Rain Water recharging shall be carried out byadopting 12 ponds located in the various villages to rechargethe rain water @9,11/404 cum /annum. Rain water shall berecharged after providing adequate treatment to removesuspended matter, oil 8t grease etc. as per the CGWAguidelines. Groundwater recharging including rehabilitationof ponds shall be carried outfesed on Baba SeechewalModel. ^

10.

11.

12.

Solid waste

generation and itsdisposal

Hazardous Waste

and E-waste

EnergyRequirementsSaving

8l

a) Municipal Solid waste @ 10357 kg/dayb) Solid wastes will be appropriately segregated (at source

by providing bins) into Blo-degradable and non- biodegradable components, Bio-degradable waste will beconverted to manure using mechanical composter. TheNon-Biodegradable waste will be handed to authorizedwaste pickers.

c) Inert waste will be sent to Municipal dumping site.

Hazardous

Waste

Category

5.1 -Used or

Spent Oil

35.3-

Chemical

sludge from

waste water

treatment

Source

DG

sets

CETP&

MEE

Quantity

1 KL/annum

1500

annum

T/

Disposal

To Authorized

recycier

To Authorized

TSDF site

E-waste will be disposed off as per the E-waste

(Management) Amendment Rules, 2018.

Total Power requirement will be 21,000 KVA which will be

provided by Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, Power

Supply:!®^ Phase: 11 KVA substation, 2"^^ Phase: 66 KVA

substation, Future expansion: 400 KVA substation. Power

back up for common services: 4 DGs of 500 kVA and 5 DGs

of 250 kVA capacity.

Energy Saving

(a) Energy conservation will be achieved through use of low

energy consuming fixtures in the Industrial project.

(b) PSIECL will put condition in the building approval about

provision of installation of solar photo voltaic on 30%

roof top area.

(c) Solar street lights and Park lights shall be provided. The

solar power plant will be provided over the rooftop of

PSIEC owned buildings like 11 development center andadministration building. ■

13. Environment Management Plan along with Budgetary break up phase wise andresponsibility to implement-

PSIEC will be responsible for Implementation of EMP during construction phaseas well as operation phase. The budgetary requirements phase wise are as under:

S.No

•

Title Capital Cost (Inlakhs)

Recurring Cost (

in lakhs)

1. Common Sewage

Treatment Plant1000 2

2. Common Effluent

Treatment Plant4300 5

3. Water Treatment Plant 300 1

4. Horticulture & green belt

development, Treeplantation & sprinkling

500 5

5. Solar System 150 2

6. Rain Water Harvesting 250 2

7. Fire Fighting 200 2

8. First Aid including

medical check up

2 0.2

9. Personal Protective

Equipment's

2 0.2

10. Sewage Treatment Plant(Packaged type STP 5KLD)

7.5 0.3

11. Continuous Monitoring

Station

70 1.0

Total amount 6781.5 20.7

Biidoetfor Environmental Manaoement Plan Ooerationa! Phase

S.N

0.

Title Budget (In lakhs)

1. Common Sewage Treatment Plant 5

2. Common Effluent Treatment Plant 10

3. Water Treatment Plant 2

4. Horticulture & green belt development,Tree plantation & sprinkling

15

5. Solar System 3

6. Rain Water Harvesting 2.0

7. Fire Fighting 2.0

Total amount 39

Environment Monitoring Cost f EMP^ În addition to above, an amount of Rs. 15.21 Lacs/annum shall be spent asrecurring cost towards environment monitoring.

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14. CSR activities

alongwithbudgetary break

up andresponsibility toimplement

PSIEC has proposed to carry out the foilowing CSR activitiesby keeping a budgetary amount (2% of the project Cost)which will be spent during five years after commencementof the project.

15 Other Importantfacts

Entire area of the proposed project has been designatedfor the deveiopment of Industrial Estateas per the master plan approved by Department of Town8t Country Planning, Punjab.Permission has been granted regarding diversion offorest land of 3.49 ha by the Forest Department for theconstruction of road which will act as an access to theproject site by ChiefConservator of Forest (Centre) Ministiy of Environment,Forest and Climate Change videno. 9PBB313/2017-CHA dated 7th July, 2017 subject tocertain conditions.

Punjab Small Industrial and ExportCorporation Umited (PSIEC Ltd.) proposed to provideservices such as water ■ supply, wastemanagement, sanitation etc. to the villages. IndustrialEstate will have campuses for industries,Industrial plots, rehabilitation and resettlement facilities,commercial and institutional areas,multi-specialty hospital, etc. No category A or B Industrywill be allowed to established in the project site.PSIEC submitted a copy of the minutes of the meetingheld on 27,06.2017 wherein Executive Engineer,Sidhwan Canal Division was ready to provide canal waterfor the project at Commercial rate i.e. Rs. 6,95,558/- peryear for 1 cusec for financial year 2018-2019 (except anymodification / notification of the changes In rates by thePunjab Government).PSIEC submitted a copy of revised landscape plan on28.07.2018 vide drawing no. , PSIEC/G.M/PLG/LP-20/2018 signed by the Chief Engineer, P.S.I.E.C,,Chandigarh.PSIEC submitted an undertaking to the effect that treespecies, shrubs and herbs will be planted in three layers,within the project site based on "CPCB Guidelines ofGreen Belt" in the 15 m wide green buffer area along theboundary wall of the project and all the individual plotowners will develop 33% of thdr plot area as green/openarea.

The case was considered .by the SEAC in 170^ meeting held on 28.07.2018,

wherein, the Committee observed that the project proponent has provided adequate and

satisfactory clarifications of the observations raised by it, therefore, the Committee awarded

'Silver Grading' to the project proposal and decided to forward the case to the SEIAA with

the recommendation to grant environmental clearance to the project proponent under EIA

notification dated 14.09.2006 subject to certain conditions in addition to the proposed

measures.

Thereafter, the case was considered by the SEIAA In Its 135^' meeting held ori

20.08.2018. The SEIAA observed that the case stands recommended by SEAC and the

Committee awarded 'Silver Grading' to the project proposal. The Authority looked into all't|ie aspects of the project proposal In detail and was satisfied with the same.

Therefore, the Authority decided to grant environmental clearance forestablishment of Integrated Industrial Estates project namely "HI Tech Cycle Valley" having ■total plot area 380.57 acres in the revenue estate of Village Dhanansu, DIstt. Ludhlana byPunjab Small Industries & Export Corp. Ltd. Chandigarh, subject to the conditions asproposed by the SEAC, In addition to the proposed measures. Accordingly, SEIAA, Punjabhereby accords necessary environmental clearance for the above project under theprovisions of EIA Notification dated 14.09.2006 and Its subsequent amendments, subject to ■proposed measures & strict compliance of terms and conditions as follows:PART-A - Specific Conditions:

I. Pre-Construction Phase

i) "Consent to establish" shall be obtained by the project proponent as well as theindividual units In the Industrial estate from Punjab Pollution Control Board under Air(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Water (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act, 1974 and a copy of the same shall be submitted to the Ministry ofEnvironment 8i Forests / State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authoritybefore the start of any construction work at site.

ii) All required sanitary and hygienic measures should be in place before startingconstruction activities and to be maintained throughout the construrtion phase.

iii) The approval of competent authority shall be obtained for structural safety of thebuildings due to earthquakes, adequacy of firefighting equipment's etc. as perNational Building Code Including protection measures from lightning.

Iv) Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with allnecessary Infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobileSTP, disposal of waste water 8t solid waste in an environmentally sound manner, safedrinking water, medical health care, creche etc. The housing may be In the form oftemporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project.

v) The project proponent shall impose a condition in their plot allotment letter to theeffect that Industry owner shall make agreement for disposal of Hazardous Wastewith crSDF, Nlmbua.

vi) The project proponent shall Impose a condition In the allotment letter to the effectthat the member units shall provide storage tanks for storage of effluent formonitoring the characteristics of effluent and to treat the same to meet theprescribed inlet norms before taking into the CETP for further treatment. Propermeters with recording facilities shall be provided to monitor the effluent quality andquantity to be sent to CETP.

vii) The project proponent shall impose a specific condition in the allotment letter oflarger plots having area more than 45 acres to the effect that adequate Internalizedparking facility for all kind of vehicles shall be provided within their individualpremises to meet the parking requirement,

II, Construction Phase:

1) CETP based on Zero discharge shall be located at the farthest point from the Buddhanallah in south direction of the project. The project proponent shall also makearrangements for connected industries to coiiect their waste water for treatment InCETP and to send back the treated water conveniently to the units as per theirrequirement for reuse.

ii)

I'

I

The water requirement during construction shall be met through Private Mobile {tankers as proposed by the project proponent. The project proponent shall use only jtreated sewage/wastewater for construction activities and no fresh water for this jpurpose will be used. A proper record In this regard should be maintained andavailable at site.

ill) To achieve the Zero Liquid Discharge, waste water generated from different '"du^lal ioperations should be properly collected, treated to the prescribed standards and thenrecycled or reused for the identified uses.

ivj All the topsoll excavated during construction activities should be stored for use Inhorticulture / landscape development within the project site.

vl Disposal of muck during construction phase should not create any adverse effect onthe neighbouring communities and be disposed off after taking the necessary .precauOons for general safety and health aspects of people with the approval ofcompetent authority. The project proponent will comply with the provisions ofConstruction & Demolition Waste Rules, 2016. Dust, smoke & debris Prevenbonmeasures such as wheel washing, screens, barricading and debris chute shall beInstalled at the site during construction Including plastic / tarpaulin sheet covers fortrucks bringing in sand & material at the site.

vi) Construction spoils, Including bituminous material and other hazardous material,must not be allowed to contaminate watercourses. The dump sites for such materialmust be secured, so that they should not leach Into the groundwater.

vil) Vehicles hired for bringing construction material to the site and other machinery tobe used during construction should be in good condition and should conform toapplicable air emission standards.

vlin Fly ash based construction material should be used In the construction as per theprovisions of Fly Ash Notification of September, 1999 and as amended on August,2003 and notification No. S.O. 2804 (E) dated 03.11.2009.

ix) Water demand during construction should be reduced by use of ready mixedconcrete, curing agents and other best practices.

X) The project proponent shall ensure taking necessary steps on urgent basis to improvethe living conditions of the labour at site. Proper provision for the housing ofconstruction labor within the site with all necessary Infrastructure and facilities suchas health facility, sanitation facility, fuel/LPG for cooking, along with safe drinkingwater, medical camps, and toilets for women, creche for infants. The housing maybe in the form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of theproject. Details of provisions should be submitted to obtainingCTE.

xl) The project proponent shall provide electromagnetic flow meter at the outlet of thewater supply, outlet of the STP and any pipeline to be used for re-usIng the treatedwastewater back into the system for flushing and for horticulture purpose/green etc.

xli) The project proponent shall provide electromagnetic flow meters at the inlet of CETP,at the reject of RO system leading to the MEE and at the permeate line leading backinto the process water system & shall maintain the records for the same.

xiii) The project proponent will provide dual plumbing system for reuse of treateddomestic wastewater for flushing/ HVAC purposes etc. and colour coding of differentpipe lines carrying water/wastewater/ treated wastewater as follows:

a) Freshwater Blue

b) Untreated wastewater : Black

c) Treated wastewater : Green

(for reuse)d) Treated wastewater : Yellow

(for discharge)e) Storm water : Orange

xiv) Rxtures for showers, toilet flushing and drinking should be of low flow either by useof aerators or pressure reducing devices or sensor based control.

XV) Separation of drinking water supply, treated sewage supply and eated Permeateline leading back to the process water should be done by the use of different colors.

xvl) The project proponent shall make efforts to ensure 10% reduction of overall powerdemand which shall be met by solar system Including the provision of solar waterheating /chilling etc.

xvil) The project proponent shall install Solar Power Plant in the Proi^ôr illuminati^street lights and park lights by utilizing 30% of the rooftop area oê PSIEC own^buildings like common Facilitation Centre and waterworks and STPs buildings. AHindividual plot owners will also Install solar energy bas^ lighting and water ligMmgand heating systems and the same shall be incorporated in the terms and condibonsof the agreement of the plot owners for Implementation.

xvlii) For conservation of electricity and to reduce energy Projert Propo^^^^^^shall ensure that the electrical voltage Is stepped down from 66 KV to 33/11 K.V anddistributed at {this level and finally brought to 440 volts. Ttie projectensure obtaining prior permission from the SE, PSPCL regarding power demandMVA.

xix) For better environmental safeguards, the project proponent shall provide sufndentnumber of transformers of adequate capacities for environmentally sound powerdistribution.

xx^ The diesei generator sets to be used during construction phase should conform tothe provisions of Diesel Generator Set Rules prescribed under the Environment

xxl) ê'^Prajert propo^^^^^^ shall abide by the provisions of Solid Waste ManagementRules 2016.The solid waste generated should be properly coiiected and segregatedat site The recyclable solid waste shall be sold out to the authorized vendors andinert waste shall be sent to disposal facility. The Blo-degradable solid waste shall beadequately treated as per the scheme submitted by the project proponent. Priorapproval of competent authority should be obtained, if required.

xxii) The project proponent shall construct well-managed collection system to store rooftop rain water in rain water harvesting tank which will be re-u^zed for Industrial andRrefighting purposes. (

xxii!) Artificial Rain Water recharging shall be carried out as proposed by adopting 12 pondslocated in the Villages namely Doaba Bhalni, Sahibana, Mehion, Kidana Khurd, KidanaKalan, Khasi Khurd, Jiwanpur, Boothgarh to recharge the rain water @9,11,404 cum/anrium I.e. double recharge will be done against the annual fresh water pumpage of4,55,400 m^' as required by CGWA for over exploited areas. Rain water shall berecharged only after providing adequate treatment to remove suspended matter, oil& grease etc. as per the CGWA guidelines and ensuring that rainwater beingrecharged is not contaminated with any chemicals, pesticides, insecticides, chemicalfertilizer, etc. Groundwater Recharging System including rehabilitation of ponds onBaba Seechewal Model & its implementation and maintenance shall be done as perthe plan submitted to SEIAA during the meeting.

xxiv) Weep holes in the compound wails shall be provided to ensure natural drainage ofrain water in the catchment area during the monsoon period.

XXV) nne project proponent shall make an arrangement for constructing 4 lane road as"proposed for connecting the project site with NH95/NH5.

xxvi) 4îe»prpjeGbprop,onejt-^ll;ensurerthat.Green:Buffen;lir.the;form:oftGreen:belt;bas.edroniGEgB:Guidelines:of:Green:Belt'.!:tO-:s;widthrofd.5:metersils:malntalnedralqng:ti^'Derlpheiy-oatsdndustrlatrArea-as~proposedarPthe-undertaking-a|ong-j«jth:j:eyi^£^lavoUFplanrdated:28:07;2018r_EurtherraII;lndivldaaliplot:owners:wlJlaLsPi^^^^^ôMheir;pJo,t:area:as:green:area:andithe:same:wlll£b5:lnGorpotated:ircthe teitns.and<:ondltlonSiOf:the:agree(Tient'.of:the'plotTownersTfor:lmpleiTientat!gn7;êGreen be_;/.oreen-^bulterriZonezishalhbe-developedr'-.onnprlorltyzbaslsriWjthinr^heH^dey.elQpmentipnoject;.andimicrcrirngatlon3will:be;.adop,ted:for-fuLfil]l!ng:the:lrrig,^lpn:-r,equlrem.entsof:itheEGreenT;BufTenTalongr,thezbojjndaiy3vall.iOf^.the;Hproject,_fois

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xxvll) "Hie project proponent shall ensure construction of 100 ft. road for connecting variousimportant buildings and Industrial units with the adjoining villages to enable easyaccess to the project by the local population,

xxvlil) The project proponent shall provide a Skill Development Facility for imparting varioustypes of Development/ Capacity building training.

xxix) The responses/commitments made to the issues raised during public hiring shallbe complied with in letter and spirit, and action taken shall be submitted to theSEIAA, Punjab.

xxx) Any hazardous waste generated during construction phase shall be applicable rulesand norms with necessary authorization of the Punjab Pollution Control Board.

xxxn Tbe project proponent shall install Online Continuous Monitoring System (OCMS)within the project premises, for continuous online monitoring of the environmentrelated data and transfer of data to CPCB and PPCB servers.

III.

(i)

(ii)

Operation Phase and Entire Life

"Consent to operate" shall be obtained from Punjab Pollution Control Board under Air(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Water (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act, 1974 and a copy of the same shall be submitted to the Ministry ofEnvironment & Forests / State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority atthe time of start of operation.

The total water requirement for the project will be 9780 KLD which includeswater @6060 KLD 8l domestic water @3720 KLD. Demand of process water shall bemet by through 4016 KLD treated RO water and the remaining through SidhwanCanal/ Ground water. Demand of domestic water shall be met through 1326 KLDtreated sewage water for flushing and the remaining through Sidhwan Canal/ groundwater. The ground water abstraction should not be more th^ the quantlty@1518KLD for which application has been submitted to CGWB. Ia) The total domestic wastewater generation from the project will be 3176 KLD, whichwill be treated in STPs of capacity 4 MLD followed by UF to be installed within theproject premises. As proposed, reuse of treated domestic wastewater and dischargeof surplus treated wastewater @3176 KLD shall be as below:

S.No. Season For Flushingpurposes

fKLDl

Plantation as per

Karnal Technologyf24 acre^

Green Area 27.66acre (KLD)

1. Summer 1326 1234 616

2. Winter 1326 1649 201

3. Rainy 1326 1794 56

Uj) Effluent will be. generated from all small industrial units will be treated in CETP of' 5 MLD based on ZLD technology equipped with two stage RO and MEE.

c) Storage tank of adequate capacity shall be provided for the storage of treatedwastewater and all efforts shall be made to re-use the same. Surplus treatedwastewater shall be utilized for horticulture area/ plantation purposes to bedeveloped as per Karnal technology.

(iv) The project proponent shall ensure that the natural flow of run-off water be continuedwithout any disturbance/obstruction.

(v) The project proponent shall ensure safe drinking water supply to the habitants.(vi) A proper record regarding groundwater abstraction, water consumption, its reuse

and disposal shall be maintained on daily basis and shall maintain a record of readingsof each such meter on dally basis.

(vii) Rainwater recharging system proposed by adopting 12 nos village ponds shall beoperated and maintained properly as per CGWA guidelines.

(vlii) Solid wastes will be apprppriately segregated (at source by providing bins) Into Biodegradable and non- bio-degradable components. Blo-degradable waste will beconverted to manure using mechanical composter. The Non-Biodegradable waste willbe handed to authorized waste pickers. Inert waste will be sent to Municipal dumpingsite. A proper record in this regard shall be maintained

(ix) Hazardous waste/E-waste should be disposed off as per Rules applicable and withthe necessary approval of the Punjab Pollution Control Board.

(x) The project proponent will handle and dispose off the biomedlcal waste to begenerated from the hospital to be established in the premises and obtainAuthorization from Punjab Pollution Control Board, as per provision of Bio Medical(Management & Handling) Rules, 1998

(xi) Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the roads adjoining theproposed project site must be avoided. Parking should be fully internalized and nopublic space should be utilized. Parking Space and Traffic Management Plan shall befollowed as per guidelines laid under the Punjab Urban Planning and DevelopmentBuilding Rules, 2017 for all categories of usages within the project. Common parkingarea of 1.2 acres shall be provided to cater needs of small plot cluster having plotarea less than 45 acres. Large plots having area more than 45 acres shall have theirown Independent adequate intemaiized parking arrangement for all kind of vehicles.The green belt along the periphery of the plot shall achieve attenuation factorconforming to the day and night noise standards prescribed for industrial land use.

(xii) Solar power plant and other solar energy related equipments shall be operated andmaintained properly.

(xiii) A report on the energy conservation measures conforming to energy conservationnorms should be prepared incorporating details about machinery of air conditioning,lifts, lighting, building materials, R & U Factors etc. and submitted to the respectiveRegional office of MoEF, the Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB/SEIAA in threemonths* time.

PART B - General Conditions :

I. Pre-Construction Phase

a) This environmental clearance will be valid for a period of seven years from the dateof its issue or till the completion of the project, whichever is earlier.

b) The project proponent should advertise in at least two local newspapers widelycirculated in the region, one of which shall be in the vernacular language informingthat the project has been accorded environmental clearance and copies of clearanceletters are available with the Punjab Pollution Control Board, The advertisementshould be made within seven days from the day of issue of the clearance letter anda copy of the same should be forwarded to the Regional Office, Ministry ofEnvironment & Forests, Chandigarh and SEIAA, Punjab,

c) V Ths project proponent shall obtain permission from the CGWA for abstraction of^ groundwater & digging of borewell(s) and shall not abstract any groundwater without

prior written permission of the CGWA, even If any borewell(s) exist at site.

d) A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent to concerned Panchayat,Zllla Parishad/ Municipal Corporation, Urban local body and the local NGO, if any,from whom suggestions / representations. If any, were received while processing theproposal. The clearance letter shall also be put on the website of the Company bythe proponent.

II, Construction Phase

(a) The project proponent shall adhere to the commitments made in the EnvironmentManagement Plan for the construction phase and shall spend minimum amount of Rs.6781.5 Lacs as capital cost & Rs.20.7 lacs as recurring cost as proposed In the EMP.

III. Operation Phase and Entire Life

a. The entire cost of the environmental management plan will continue to be borne bythe project proponent and shall spend minimum amount of Rs. 39 lacs /annum asrecurring cost as proposed in the EMP.

b. The project proponent shall undertake the following activities under CorporateEnvironment Responsibility programme by keeping a budgetary amount (2% of theproject cost i.e. 10 crore) which will be spent during five years after commencementof the project;

!) Providing training to the women for self-help to be self-dependent and to improve

their skill and economic condition, Setting up Computer Literacy Centers.

11) Training on subsidized rates will be given to the candidates of nearby villages.

iii) Health Checkups and Medical Camps Sanitation 8l Hygiene Awareness Camps once

in every quarter of a year in the villages around the project site. Dispensary willbe made available for the use of villagers.

iv) Providing uniforms and books to the school children, Spreading the light ofeducation by providing scholarship or financial assistance to underprivileged

children and meritorious students for their higher & technical education.

v) Organizing sports events & tournaments and providing financial aid to the eligiblecandidates for coaching and proper training.

vl) Providing maintenance & development of the public park(s) situated in the study

area.

c. The diesel generator sets to be provided shall conform to the provisions of DieselGenerator Set Rules prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. Theexhaust pipe of DG set if installed must be minimum 10 m away from the building orin case it Is less than 10 m away, the exhaust pipe shall be taken upto 3 m above thebuilding.

PART-C — Conditions common for all the three phases i.e. Pre-CornstructionPhase. Construction Phase and Operation Phase & Entire Life:

i) The environmental clearance has been granted subject to "Category A Category BIndustry and/or any other project/activity except CETP requiring environmentalclearance under EIA notification, 14.09.2006 will not be allowed to be establishedIn the industrial area.

ii) Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie with the National GreenTribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days as prescribed under Section 16 ofthe National Green Tribunal Act, 2010.

iiO ' A first aid room will be provided in the project both during construction andoperation phase of the project.

M Construction of the STP, CETP, soiid waste, e-waste, hazardous waste, storagefacilities tubewell, DG Sets, Utilities etc, earmarked by the project proponent on eSout plan, should be made In the earmarked area only. In any case theposition/location of these utilities should not be changed iater-on.

V) The environmental safeguards contained in the application ofmentioned during the presentation before State Level Environment In^PartAssessment Authority/State Expert Appraisal Committee should be implemented inletter and spirit.

vh Ambient air & noise levels should conform to prescribed standards both during dayand niqht Incremental pollution loads on the ambient air quality, noise especla yduring worst noise generating activities, water quality and soil should be periodicallymonitored during construction phase as well as operation & entire life phase as perthe MoEF&CC guidelines and all the mitigation measures should be taken to bringdown the levels within the prescribed standards.

vii) All other statutory clearances such as the approvals for storage of diesel Chl^Controller of Explosives, Fire Department, Civil Aviation Deparênt, Fore^(Conservation) Act, 1980 and Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 etc. shall be obtained,by project proponents from the competent authorities induing Punjab PollutionControl Board and from other statutory bodies as applicable. The project proponenshall also obtain permission from the NBWL, if applicable.

viii) The State Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Punjab reserves thylght toadd additional safeguards/ measures subsequently, if found neceâry, and to takeaction including revoking of the environmental clearance uiider thethe Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986, to ensure effective Implementation of thesuggested safeguards/ measures In a time bound and satisfactory manner.

ix) A proper record showing compliance of all the conditions of environmentalclearance shall be maintained and made available at site at ail the times.

X) The project proponent shall also submit half yearly compliance reports in respert ofthe stipulated prior environmental clearance terms & conditions including remits ofmonitored data (both in hard & soft copies) to the respective Regional office ofMoEF, the Zonal Office of CPCB, the SPCB and SEIAA, Punjab on 1^ June and 1«December of each calendar year.

xl) The environmental statement for each financial year ending 31st March in Form-Vas mandated to be submitted by the project proponent to the concerned StatePollution Control Board as prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986, as amended subsequently, shall also be put on the website of the companyalong with the status of compliance of EC conditions.

xii) The project proponent shall submit action plan specifying the tlni^llne forcompletion of activities under Corporate Social Environment Responsibility to theconcerned Regional office of Punjab Pollution Control Board for the monitoring ofthe same, within 30 days from the date of issuance of the environmental clearance

1letter.

xili) Officials from the Regional Office of Ministry of Environment 8i Forests, Chandigarh/ State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority / State Level ExpertAppraisal Committee / Punjab Pollution Control Board who would be monitoring theimplementation of environmental safeguards should be given full cooperation,facilities and documents / data by the project proponents during their inspection. Acomplete set of all the documents submitted to State Environment ImpactAssessment Authority should be forwarded to the APCCF, Regional Office of Ministryof Environment & Forests, Chandigarh.

xiv) In the case of any change(s) in the scope of the project, the project would requirea fresh appraisal by State Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Punjab.

^ Environmental clearance is subject to final order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court o^/ India in the matter of Goa Foundation Vs. Union of India In Writ Petition (Civil) No.

^ 450 of 2004 as may be applicable to this project and decisions of any CompetentCourt, to the extent applicable.

xvi) The proponent shaii upload the statusof compliant of the stipulated EC condltlor^^^ ,,including results of monitored data on their website arid update the ameoeriodically. It shall simultaneously be sent to the Regional Offlre oôEF&CC,SEIAA, Punjab the respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB. The

■ pollutant levels for ail the parameters of NAAQM standards shall be monitored anddisplayed at a convenient location near the main gate of the company in the publicdomain.

xvll) The inlet and outlet point of natural drain system should be maintained withadequate size of channel for ensuring unrestricted flow of water. The unpaved areashall be more than or equal to 20% of the recreational open spaces.

xvlii) Environmental Management Ceii shaii be formed during operation phase which wliisupervise and monitor the environment related aspects of the project.

xix) The plantation should be provided as per SBM guidelines and as per notificationdated 09.12.2016 issued by MoEF&CC, New Delhi.

XX) The project proponent shall not use any chemical fertilizer /pesticides /insecticidesand shall use only Herbal pesticides/Insecticides and organic manure in the greenarea.

Member Secretary (SEXAA)REGISTERED Tf

Endst. No.

A copy of the above is fon/varded to the following for information & furthernecessary action please.

1. The Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest, ParyavaranBhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.

2. The Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, Parivesh Bhavan, CBD-cum-officeComplex, East Arjun Nagar, New Delhi.

3. The Chairman, Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd, the Mall, Patiala.4. The Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana.

5. The Chairman, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road,Patiala.

6. The Advisor (Environment), Ministry of Environment and Forest, Northern RegionalOffice, Bays No.24-25, Sector-31-A, Chandigarh. The detail of the authorized Officerof the project proponent is as under: . â) Name of the applicant Sh. Sohan La! Garg, Executive Englneer-I(;/Vê-^*^b) Moblle/Ph. Number 0172-2702301c) Email ID [email protected]

7. The Chief Town Planner, Department of Town & Country Planning, 6^ Floor, PUDABhawan, Phase-8, Mohali

8. Monitoring Cell, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Paryavaran Bhawan, CGOComplex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.

9. Tbe Environmental Engineer (Computers), Punjab Pollution Control Board, HeadOffice, Patiala for displaying this document on the web site of the State LevelEnvironment Impact Assessment Authority.

Member Secretary (SEIAA)

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Itervf No.179 J3

STATE LEVEL ENVrRONMENT II^PACr'ASSESSlîENTÛtHORI^Ministry of Environment, Forest &-Cllmate Change, Government of in'dla^

O/o Directorate of. Environment & Climate ChangeMGSiPA Complex, Sector 26,

Chandigarh-160019

No. SEIAA/IVll/2021/_y^y /To

. REGISTERED

Subject:

Sh. Parminder Singh, Executive Eng(neer-ll,M/s Punjab Small lndustrles!& Export Corporation Ltd,

18, Himalya Marg, Udyog BHawan, Sector 17-A,Chandigarh-160017Telephone No.l72-2702301iE-mail : [email protected] •

Environmental Clearance under the EIA notification 14.09.2006 for setting, up ofnew Pharmaceutical Park; (Bulk ;,dfugs &-ÂPIs and Fqrmul^^^^^^ at VillageWazirabad, DIstt- Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab by M/s Punjab Small Industries &iExportCorporation Ltd (ProposarNo. SIA/PB/KlCP/617i6/2Q20).

This has reference-to your online RroposaLNo..SIA/PB/NCP/6m6/2020ior-^êtting. up of new Pharmaceutical Park(Bulkdrugs?tAPIsand Fo'rmplatlonsjfqrmanufacturihgipffeulkdrugs

APIs and formulations with capaclty of 730,000:TPAat Village Wazirabad,^pPunjab. As per EIA Notlfication,i4.b9.20d6, the project'falls under 81 category, Activity^ 7{ci -Industrial estates/Parks/Complexes/Areas;,Export Processing Zones of schedule appended'to thesaid notification. The proposal has been appraised as per.procedure prescribed underthe prpvisionsof ElA.Notification on the basis of the mandatory documents enclosed with the appllcatlon-vlz., Form2, EIA report & subsequent presentation,/clarlffcations'made .:bv the.proJect: prpp.pnent & hisconsultant to the observations ofSEIAA and SEAC.ThP salient features.olthe'proJect:are as under;-

Sr. ,

No.-

Item ' - Details ■ =

1. Name of the project -• • Phafmaceutical.Park--(Bulk drugs &-APls and^FormUlatioris)',Vlllage^Wazlrabad , pistrjct Fatehgarh Sahib-. :

2. Nature of project ■Nevy "" ■

3. ajCategoryb) Activity

B1 ; - ' ,7(0) Industrial Estates/Park

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Total ProjectCost

Rs. 153.7 crores

.7.

.RIdt;'Area:"'

Details

Tota.l.Plot area;:53.7:h6ctar.es'.(l'30.3:2,acres)

Co-ordinates

of all the

corners of the^

.project,site

Sr.

No.

Land use

Industrial plots

Commercial use

Public building

Elec.'Substatlbh":

Water works/WTP

CETP/STP

Green/Open spaceCommon Waste Material

Road/Rasta

Total

Area

(in Acres)-,

67.93

6.00

4.00

■8:qo2.63

3.65

20.06

1.0017.05

130.32 I.e 52.73 ha

Point Latitude

30,t37;4-8.22"N

30''37'45.05"N

30^37*27.21"N-

30"37'27.35"N

Typepf-project land

Longitude

76n9'0.14"E

76*19'39.52"E

• .76U9'34.20"E

76'^19'10.28"EThe,prppqsed land falls under Industrial zone-asper.Notlfled Master Planof Mandl-GoblndRarh ' ^ .

8. Details of technology proposed'for control ofemissions 8i effluents generatedfronTjrojectSr.

-NoDetails

CETP

•STP

APCD

Technology to-be adopted-

2LDSBR/MBBR

Capacity of proposed-' technology

1.5.MJLD

0.5MLDTo be provided by the.lndividua) Industries

9. Raw materialdetails;

Production and manufacturing-of API's and Interrhediates-Invdiyesvarious raw materials/where-chemical reactions wi!l:take precipitation;,substitution, addition, centrifugation^ purifications, solvent recovery etc.-

;10.

1-1;

.ProductionCapacity . ,

•Description; i

APr& BulkDrugs, Iriterrhedlates &Formulations

total (TPA);73G000TPA (2000 TPD)

Manpower 3000 persons

12. Details ofEmissions

SrNo

Source,

^Boiler (21'Nos.)

Capacity

ITPH

Chimney Height (rri)

As per the PPCB norms2

11 Boiler (23 Nos.) ■2TPH As per the PPCB normsiii Boiler (06 Nos.-)?' •3 TPH ■ As per the PPGB normsIv Boiler (01 Nos.) StPH As per the PPGB .normsV Boiler (01 Nos.) 45 TPH As per the PPCB normsVI DG Set . SxibO KVA As per the PPCB normsvii DG.Set ,21x200.KVA As per the PPCB normsviii ■ DGSet ,30x50Q.KVA As per the PPCB normsix DGSet 03x1000 KVA As per the PPCB norms

13.. Breakup of■Water-Requirements& Its sourceIn Operation'Phase:

Sn

No■Water Requirement . Amount Source of Water

1 Fresh-Water Demand 2.00:MLD Rajbaha Canal.

2 Recycled Water- 1.40 MLD ■ Treated waste water .

Total- 3.4 MLD .

" 16 ■ VVaste;watergeneration ,&its.dlsposalArrangement

Particulars Waste watergeneration.

: Effluent TrGatment-,& disposal .facility -r ■ •

Domestic = ;0>4 MLD q?- rSTP;pf^capac|ty'0.5;;^^LD w[II;:;be■;lnsta|led.r'within the project premises and-, entire^,treated waste water will.be used..iri green ■area/'Hortlculture.

Industrial.' ' ■'1.48 MLD v: Waste'^water--will-be- treated>lih-:'GETP^"Ôf;-:capacity.l:;5iiyiLP follqwed-by RO^plantwith. i■.M.EE.;and; -recycled; ; In, ,CGollng:, jpwer.^St.;.-.iridustriai process to maintain- the Zero

■Liquld'bischarge-(ZLD; )-Total' 'i.88-MLD ■ ' ■Zefb■l^qu1d Dlscharge'(ZLD)-TecH vylll-^ ■

'be adopted .for the Industrlal park; '

141 - ■Details of: HazardousWaste

Sr.

NoParticulars Quantity treatment/ disposal''

1. Hazardous waste(ETP sludge) frorn,CETp".

6TPD (180-'^TPM)

Sent tb'theTSDF; NImbUa;' ■

15.

■

Solid Wastegenerationand Its modeof disposal:

/

-.5.

No

r. Particulars -ir ■ Total ,, , -Treatifient/ disposal, -

1 Murilcipal SolidWaste

600 Kg/day- Sent to AutHdrized MSWlandfill..dlsposal.faclllty

2, STP. Sludge. ^(Biologicaltreatment

,30.0, Kg/day -To be,usedas;manure...within the prpject site., '

17. Energy

requirements

& savings:

'RlceHusk/Coal-Ash

120, MT/Month As per the PPGB

guidelines.Energy requirementa) Total estimate loAd'of-the p'roppsed project wlll be 29.01 MW.Energy Saving '

a)

b)

Solar panels wlth battery backup (2 days) will be installed,on 24m/18 m wide roads with interval.of 15m oi;i both sides. An amountof Rs..a Crores will be.allocated for,Solar street lights In EMPbudget.to save, the electrldenergy.Individual jndustrles-ln the Industrial Park be asked to lnstall solarwater heaters for pre-heating and utilize the same in the industrialprocess. . -

The case was considered by the SEAC in its l97^^ meeting held on 15.03.2021,wherein, the Committee observed that .the project proponent has provided adequate andsatisfactory clarifications to the observations raised by It. Therefore, the Committee awarded 'Silver

Grading' to the project proposal and deddedjo forvyardthe case to the SEIAA.with therecommendation-to grant Environmental Clearance for.'Setting up of-new Pharmaceutical-Park (Bulkdrugs & APIs and Formulations) for the manufactuHhgof Bulk drugs & APIs and"formulations withcapacity, of 7,30/000 TPA at Viilage Wazirabad, Dlstt- Fatehgarh Sahib,- Punjab to'the project'proponent under ElA notification dated'14;C)9;2006 /subject to certalmconditlons in addition to the ■-proposed'measures. " - t-

Thereafter, the case was.considered by the-SEIAA In its.179^ meeting held on,-:12.04v2021.:The:SEIAA observed. that^the case'stands^recpmmended byiSEAC and the Committee ,awarded 'Silver Grading' to the project^proposal. The Authority looked Into all the aspects; of the -project proposal iri detail and, was satisfied itb the same.,

After detailed-deliberations, SEIAA decided to accept the recommendations of SEAC-and-grant Environmental Clearance(fof:ieftIng}up jOf-.êvyri?h"armaceut^^^^ -Park (Bulk-drugs APIs ■and-Formulations), for the. manufacturing of,Bulk drugs & APIs and formulations with capacity of ^7,30,000 TPA (2000 TPD) at Village Wazirabad, Dlistt-. Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab as per the.idetalls^mentioned in application Form, .ElATepprt & subsequent pTesehtatlon /darlficatipnsjniaderby/.the ■'project proponent & his consultant with proposed measures, conditions as recommehdedsby.SEACand addition of the certain condition.

Accordingly, SEIAA, Punjab! hereby accords Ehvlronmental Clearance for the ;: expansion-of above project under the provisions of ElA-Notification dated 14.09.2006, subject to,..

proposed measures & strict compliance of terms and conditions asfollpws; rI.- Statutory cpmpllance: ,

I. This clearanceTs subject.to flnaLorder of the.Hon'ble Supreme Courtiof India In the matter ofGoa Foundation Vs Union of India;in'Wît Petition (CMI)-NO; 460 of 2bb4 as may be apiîlcable :to thiis project. :• i- ' :

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v(.

The project,, proponent shall obtain forest, clearance Under the provisions of Forest■ {'-onservatipn) Act, 1986, In case.qf the diyefsipn of fbrest land for non-forest purpose Involvedin the project. ' '

The project proponent shall obtain clearance ,from the National Board for VVlldllfe, if applicable.The-project proponent shall prepare a jSlte-Speclfic .Conservation Plan & Wildlife,ManagementPlan and approved by the Chief Wildlife Warden. The recommendations of-thpapproved Site-Specific Conservation Plan / Wildlife Management Plan shall be Implemented In consultationwith the State Forest Department. The implementation report shall be furnished along With.thesix-monthly compliance report.

The project proponent shall obtain Consent to. Establish/ Operate under the provisions of Air(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act; 1981 and the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)Act, 1974 from the concerned Punjab Pollution Control-Board.

The project proponent shall obtain the necessary permission from the Central-Ground WaterAuthority (CGWAJ/Punjab Water Regulation and Development'Authorlty,(PWRDA)ACompetentAuthority concerned, in case of drawl of groundwaterand also in case of-drawl of surface-waterrequired for the project. In case ofnonjgrantpf permission by CGWA/PVyRPA-focground.vyaterabstraction, the Industry shall make alternative arrangements by uslpg surface water or treatedcity sewage effluent after obtaining permission from the competent-authority.The project proponent shall obtain authorization under, the. Hazardous and, other Waste

. Management Rules, 2016 as amended from time to time.AlLother statutory clearances such as the approvals for storage of diesel fromXhietControllerof Explosives, Fire Department, Civil Aviation department, shall be:Obtalned,.<as.appljcable byproject proponents from the respective competent authorities. . , ■ ' ' ■

ix. This environmental clearance Is only for the said.-industrial Area.. Any.other activity within the •Industrial Area would req uire separate enylronmentaj clearance, as/applicable , under EIANotification, 2006 as amended,from time.to.time.. For all the lndlvidual..unlts,-.enVlrph^^^^clearances, as applicable, shall be obtained from the respective regulatory authorities.

X. - The.buildings shall have adequate distance {as per local_building bye.lawsj-between thern toallow movement of fresh-air and passage, of natural light>.air and ventilationJn-accordance.with;guidelines of local authorities

xi. The project proponent shall comply with the siting criteria, standard operating practices, codeof practice and guidelines if any.prescribed b,^ thb'SPCB/GPc'B/MoEF&CC f6r such-typ^^

xil. The project proponent shall comply with the CLU conditions imposed by. the. competentauthority, If any.

11; i Air quality, monitoring and preservation

I. The project proponent shall install a system to carry-out:Âmbient Air Quality monltoring^for-parameters.relevant to the m.aln.pollutantsjeleased;(e.g;-'RMio;and PMz.s in,reference to.PMemission, and SO2 and NOx in reference to S02,,and/[ÔXvemlssions) withinindustrial area (at least at four locations one within and three outside the plant area at an angle .of 120° each), covering upwind and-downwlnd:dIrections. '

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vli.

vlll.

V/

lil.

Iv.

ill.

iii.

iv.

vi.

vlii

vlii.

ix.

X.

xi.

_ ,The D.G. sets.to be used during development/construction phase shall be inconformity toEnvironment (Protection) Rules prescribed for air and noise emission standards." Storage ofdiesel shall be made underground and necessky a'pprovals/permissldns from Chief control ofexplosives to be obtained. :

Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the roads adjoining the proposed projectsite.must be avoided. Parking, loading and.unloadlng.shaij.be fully internalized and no public ,space-shall be utilized. - ' 1

Vehicles hired for bringing construction material to the site should have a Pollution Under !Control (PUC) certificate and shall conform to applicable air arid noise emission standards and 'shall be Operated only during non-peak hoursAppropriate Air Pollution Control (APC); system shall be .provided for all the dust-generatingpoints including fugitive dust from all vulnerable sources. ■ - 'Water quality monitoring and preservation

The .project .proponent shall install effluent,monitoring, system with,respect to .standardsprescribed in Environment (Protectionl.;Ru!es. 1986.,Construction of storm water drains for'collection, storage and Its re-use as per guidelines ofCentral Ground Water Authority (CGWA).Pjxtures.for showers, toilet flushing and drinking shall be of low flow either by use of aerators orpressure reducing devices or sensor-based cbnfrol. . - ■ •The quantity of fresh water usage, water recycling and rainwater harvesting shall- bemeasured/recorded to ensure the water balance as-projected by'the proJect prbponentiTherecord- shall be submitted to the concerned-RegiohaPOffice of the-Ministry alorig?Wlth>slxmonthly monitoring reports.

- The project proponent shaii monitor reguiariy ground water quality at least twice year (preand post monsoon) at sufficient numbers oT piezometers/sampling welis'in the-plahtândadjacent areas through labs recognised under^ Environment (Protection) Act, 1985 and-NABL'accredited iaboratorles.

The project proponent shall make efforts totrriinimise water consumption in-the industrialcomplex by segregation of used water, practidng'cascade use and by recyclihg treated water.

Member industries shall treat the effluent to meet the prescribed CETP inlet norms.' 'The.rne.mber units shall provide RCC .tanks Tor storage, of .effluent for monitofing ^characteristics of effluent before taking into the Common Effluent Treatment Planr(CETP) forfurther treatment. . . av-uir/ iut

Proper flow meters along with online monitoring facilities shall be provided to monitor theeffluent quality and quantity sent from member industries to GETP'andTrbm 'CETPWthe^finai' -disposai/re-useon a continuous basis.

Weep-'hdies In the:compound walls shalf ba provided to erisure-natural dralnage of rain water Inthe catchment area during the monsoon period. ^ ,The project proponent shaii adhere to 'Zero Liquid.-Dlscharge'.

xii.

xiil.

xiv.

XV.

fiowing°'^'^' pathways of the natural,streams.or^creeks/nallahSewage Treatment Plant of capacity 500 KLD shall be Installed-withlmthe project premises fortreafment of domestic wastewaterTo.meet .the.prescribed standards. The,treated waste waterWill be utilized in the Green area and;H.orticu|t,ure;purposes.Commpn Effluent Treatment- Plant -of cap.aclty.,1.,5, ,MLD .followed by, the ,RO--plant with MultlEffecl,Evaporator ,(MEE) will be, Installed withln.the prpject premlses, and,the treated water will

dLharge iôotlng,tower and Industrial,.process activity to, achieve the zerp-llquldRain water collection tank will be maintained at Individual plots to collect the roof top water-andthe collected rainwater will be re-used after appropriate treatment for Industrial activities and

ZZl '"dustry will belallowed to rechargirtg thrdUgh- borewell directInjection). Surface run off water from the roads/ greenbelt-area-wlll-be^dlverted'tb-the stdrfnwater drams to be constructed all aldng-the propdsed-structure and-Wllhbe connected^tbTalnwater harvesting pits to recharge the-water.g) 255154.9 m3/annum..

IV. Nolse.monltorlhg and prevention

I. jioêtevelûweyjshall be ,c,arrled as.per.the pjescrlbeil guldellnes and the report In this regardreplt^ sol'Rilt'ctl «o the Regional Officer of the Ministry as a partof s^mpnthiy compfe

ii. The ambient noise levels should conform to the standards prescribed under E(P)A Rules 1986VIZ. 75 dB(A) during day time and 70 dS(A)durlng nighttime. ■'

V. Energy Conservation measures

i. The project proponent shall provlde solar power generation on rooftopsof buildings, solar lightsystem for all common areas, streefeljghts, parking around projectareaand maintain the sameregularly. , ■ -

11. The project proponent shall pr.ovldeThe LED lights in .their offices and residential areas.VI. Waste hnanagement . > .

I. Disposal of muck during development/construction phase should not create any adverse effecton ,the neighbouring communities and'be dlspGsed takingth'e necessa'ry pfecautioris'fbf'geherajsafety arid health aspects of .peoplri; only in-approved ■sites with theâpproval of competent'authority. Thfe ground water^quallty of the adjacent-to'dumplngarea^shouldibermonitoreduandreport should be'Submltted'to^MoEF&CG and-its Regional Qffite.concerned. ■

ii. Fly ash-bricks should.be used as buildlngtmaterial in:the,oonstructlpaas,per the proyislpnsjof Fly-Ash^Notificatlpn of'September>.,1999..and amended, asonj27t,h August,,2003.andsisthrJanuary,2016

111. Allfiazardous.wastegenerated during dpvplppment/..epnstructlpn phase,.shalf^per applicable.rules and. norrns,with.,necessary,a:pprovals\o'f the Gentrar''PolIutipn 'ControlBoard/State Pollution Control,Board. '

IV.

V!

VII.

Used LEDs shall be properly collected and disposed off/sent for recycling as per the prevailingguidelines/rules of the regulatory authority to avoid mercury contaminatlon/ Use of solarpanels may be done to the extent possible. Energy conservation measures should be:^s" perBureau of Energy Effldeney (BEE) standards.

Air pollution and the solid waste management aspects-need to be properly addressed ensuringcompliance of the Construction and Demolitlbri Waste Management Rule's, 2016.The solid waste generated shall be properly collected and segregated in accordance with theSolid Waste Management Rules, 2015; Wet garbage shall be' composted and dry/inert solidwaste should be disposed off to the approved'sites for land filling after recovering recyclablematerial. No municipal waste shall be disposed of outside the premises ■ ■

Green Beit

The green belt/plantatlgn of width 15 m should bp; provided all .along the periphery ofjndustrlalarea with native species. The individual units should keep 33% of,aj)otted area as greeaarea withnative place. As.proposed, Green belt shall be developedjnân area-of 43.01 acres (equal to 33%.of-the plant area) with tree species in accordance with SEIAA guldelines. .Total 27850, trees to.beplanted without accounting the shrubs. An amount of Rs, 1.114 Crpres will be .spent fordevelopment of greenbelt, which includes cost of digging of pits, fertilizers, saplings andmaintenance @400/-per sapling in five years. The details ofmo.dftreestobe plantedJnproposedgreenbelt area Is given as under:- ' '

Sr Year ProposedNo

, No of plants1 2021-22 5570

2 2022-23 5570

3 2023-24 5570

4 '2024-25 5570S 2025-26 5570

Total 27850

- ■ • --—7 w, v.,w wvciwit lauwuid. I lie Lumracior

has to maintain, log book for the purchase and distribution of fuel wood. ■'

ii) Management Plan for biodiversity conservation pipng with the Implementation, schedule■ should be prepared .with the help. .0/...concerned government institution /state forest. department, and same to be .submitted ao^.MoElf&Cp ând its , Regional Qfflce before

commencement of work. Sufficient fundjprovlslon to be made to implement the same,All the topsoil excavated during development/constructibn actlvltles shquld.be stored for usein horticulture/landscape-developmentiwithin the^proJect slte.^Reporf shouldibe submittedto MoEF&CC and its Regional Office concerned.

iv) For monitoring of land use pattern, a time series of'Iand use maps, based on satellite; imagery(on a scale of 1: 5000) of the core zone and'bufferzone, shall be prepared once In'3 years (fbfany one particular season which is consistent In the time series); and the "report submitted toMOEFand its concerned Regional office.-

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VIII. Publlc hearing and Human health Issues

i. Provision shall be made for the housing of constructlon labourw/ithin the site wllhali.necessaryinfrastructure and facilities such: as .fuel for-cooking,, mobile toilets/ rrlobilevSTP, safe drinkingwater, medical health care, creche etc. iThe housing may be in;the form oftemporary structuresto be removed after the completion of the project. ■ ■

Occupational health surveillance of the workers shall be done, on a regular basis and recordsmaintained as per the Factories Act.

The project proponent shall carry out the activities apart from CER activities and spent anamount as commuted during the public hearing as per the publlc hearing action plan.

Corporate Environment Responsibility

As proposed, the project proponent shall spend Rs. 60.0Environmental Responsibility for the followingiCER.activities;-

ii.

IX.

lacs towards the Corporate

Sr.

No.

Activities Proposed under CER Cost (Rs,

In Lacs)Capital Investment Year

.wIse:(Rs. In lacs)

Capital 1 II IIT- ■ IV V1. Conducting Medical health check-up camp "in

.nearby Villages. Awareness on personalHygiene in Slums and rural habitations

10 2 2 . 2, 2 .2

2. Skill development programs as per requirementof Industrial units to be established in the Park.

15 5 3 3 2 2

3. ■ -Greenbelt Development/ plantation-in nearby-village {Schools, Hospltals and institutions) •

10 ■ 2 2 2- " 2 ■■2

4: ^Rural infrastructure development "byconstruction of rainwater harvesting system,water & sanitations in nearby.villages etc.. ,

15 3^ ■ 3 3 ■ -3 ■ ' -3

5. Self-income generating skills training Program "and opportunities to the women under worpenempowerment is and will be supported.

■ 10 2 2 : 2 , -2

Total 60

111.

The amount to be spent on CER activities shall run .parallel to the project execution and Wl the'activities must be completed with the completion of the project.

The company shall have a well laid down environmental policy duly approved by the Board ofDirectors, The environmental policy should prescribe for standard operating'procedures^to haveproper checks and balances and to bring lnto focus ariy infringements/deviation/violation of theenvironmental/ forest/ wildlife norms/ conditions. The company shall have defined systerp ofreporting infringements / deviation / violation of .the environmental / forest / wildlife norms /conditions to all/ or shareholders/stakb holders'. Thexopy of the board resolution: In thli regard. 'shall be submitted to the MoEF&CC as a part of six-monthly;report.A separate Environmental .Cell both at the project ând company head quarter level, with ,qualified personnel shall be set up under the control of Senior Executive, who will directly reportto the head of the organization.

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iv. Environment Health Safety (EHS). Department head of PSIEC will be responsible for theimplementation EMP. Further, Head of the Individual'Iridustfles'\vlIl be-.responsible for.maintaining the condition.of Environmental Clearance.to be imposedvln^theiriallotmeht.ietter.

" Theyearwise funds earmarkedforenvironmentafprptection measures shall'be;kept,|p separate■account and not to be diverted for.anv ptheripurpose..-The project proponent.shall spend aminimum amount of Rs 3021.40 Lacs towards the capita! cost and Rs 56-Lacs/annum'towardsrecurring cost including the environmental monitoring cpst for the implementation of EEyip asproposed in following EMP plan.

Sr.

No.

Description of Item Total (In Ian) Recurring Cost(In.,|acs)

1 Air Pollution Control/Noise 100 10

2. Water Pollution Control 2700 27

3. Environmental Monitoring and Management • 30 10

4. Green-belt Development 111.40 ■ '4.0

,5. Occupational Health 20 OS

"6., Public Hearing Action Plan (CSR) •60

Total 302-1.40 ■ ■■ 56,

Year-wise progress of implementation of action^plan shall be.reported tp .the. Ministry/êgibhal;Office along with the Six-Monthly Compliance Report.-Year-wise progress of .ImpjeiTiept^ ofaction-plan shall' be reported to the Minlstrv/RegidnaK Qfflce il6ng..witH.,the Slx^lôhthlyjCompliance Report. ■ _

V. Self-environmental audit shall be conducted-annually; Every -three ■ v,ears thlrdrparty;envlronmental audlt shall be carried out.

vi. All the recommendations made in the Charter qh Corporate Responsibiiity for EnylrbnmentProtection (CREP) for the plants shall be implemented."

vii. Special purpose vehicle shall be established for implementation, monitoring and compliance;of'the environmental safeguards.

XI. Validity

i} . This environmental clearance wili be valid for,a.perlod.of,seven,years,from.the,,date.,pf itsjssueor till the completion of the proJect,. whlcheveris eariier. . . .

XII. Miscellaneous ^ '

i) Con5truction,material,has.to'.be brpughtfrorn.,approved/authori2ed pjqces. , , - .il] Internal Road widths within the lndustrial-area,shall;be minimum IS.m RQW;- . , r ..;,iii) ■ Parking space to accommodate trucks, cars, two wheeiersiand-bicycles shall berprovided asper

themorms.

V/iv) The project proponent shall make public the environmental clearance granted fortheir project

along with the environmental conditions and safeguards at their cost by prominentlyadvertising It atieast.ln two local newspapers of.the Distrlct'or State/of which one shaliê In'the vernacular language within.seven days and in addition, this shaH alsb be displayed in theproject proponent's website permanently,

v) The copies of the environmental clearance .shall.be submitted by the project proponents to the !Heads of local bodies, Panchayats and Municipal Bodies in addition to the relevant offices of 1the Government who in turn has to display the same for 30 days from the date of receipt. (

vi) The project proponent shall upload .the status of compliance of the.stlpulated environment' Iclearance conditions, including results of monltored .data on their website and update the same \on half-yearly basis. • !

vil) The .project proponent shall monitor the criteria pollutants level, narneiy;, PMio, SO2, NOx(ambient levels as well as stack emissions)-pr critical sectoral, parameters,. Indicated for theprojects and display the same at a convenient location fpr,disclosure to,the,public, and put onthe website of the company. ,

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vlli) The project proponent shall submit six-monthly reports on the status of the compliance of the !stipulated environmental conditions on the website of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and SClimate Change at environment clearance portal. )

Ix) The project-proponent shall submit the envjronm.ental statement.for-each .financial .year In^ 'Form-V to the concerned State Poilutlon Control .Board as prescribed under the Environment j(Protection) Rules, 1986, as amended subsequently and put on-the website of thexompany. ■' j

x) The project proponent shall Inform the Regional Office of the Ministry and PPCB, the date of (financial closure and final approyal.ofjthe-.projectbyThe.concerned,authorities, commencing.-, jthe land development work and start of production operation by the project.

xl) The project authorities must strictly adhere to the stipulations made by the State.PollutionCpntrorBoard and the State Government. "

xii) The. project proponent shall abide by all the commitments and recommendations-made in theEIA /EMP report, commitment made during Public Hearing and also that during their I

,■ .;presentatlontotheSEACandSEIAA. ). . , jxiii) No further expansion or modifications in the plant shall be carried out without prior approval '

ofthe.Ministry of Environment,, Forests and Climate Change (MoEF&CC).xiv) Cbhcealing.factual data or submission of false/fabricated data may result Im revocation of this

envirohrriental clearance and attract action under the provisions of Environment (Protection)Act, 1986.

Xv)'^ The SEIAA/Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, if implementation of any of the.abpveiconditions is not satisfactory.

,xvl) TbeSEiAA/ Ministry reserves the rjghtto stlpulate addjtfpnal.cqnd.ltlons iffo.und necessary. TheCompany in a time-bound manner shall implement these conditions.

xvii) The Regional Office of this Ministry and Punjab Pollution Control Board shall monitorcompliance of the stipulated conditions. The project authorities should extend full cooperation,

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to the officer (s) of the Regional Office and PPGB by furnishing the requisite data /information/monitoring reports.

xviil) The above conditions shall be enforced; Inter-ajia under the provisions o/,the Water,(Prevention& Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, theiAIr (Prevention .& Control of Pollution) Act,. 1981,ftheEnvironment (Protection) Act, 1986; Hazardous .and Other Wastes ,{(yianagenient andTransboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 arid the Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991,aIong withtheir amendments and Rules and any other orders passed by the Hon'ble Supreme" Court ofIndia / High Courts and any other Court of Law relatlng to the subject matter.

xlx) Any appeal against this EC shall lie with the National Green Tribunal, If preferred, within a periodof 30 days as prescribed under Section 16 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010;

XIII. Additional Specific Conditions;

i) Whole of the vehicle movement area as well as approach road to the gate /weighing'bridgeshall be paved with pucca/metailed / cemerit concrete road to control the dustêmisslpnsexpected from the vehicle movement. ' • . ■ l.

II) The vehicles to be used for loading/unloading .purposes shall not be parked along theroadside to avoid traffic congestion and a.dedicated parking place to be provided for thesame.

Hi) The project proponent shall adoptgreen^technologles to conserve water &.energy.

Iv) As.prap05ed,.no category'A'.as,defined in the.EIA Notification, 14.09.2006 amended.time totime and Major Accident Hazard (MAH) unit will be allowed to established in the project

v) As proposed, the project proponent.shall develop 15 m green belt on both side of SlrhindChoe

vi) The Project proponent will submit the NOGs from the concerned.territorial / wildlife DFOsthat no Forest/PLPA/Wildlife areas:are involved,.within a period of 02 months, to SEIAA,Punjab ■

vii) The Project Proponent shall Include, and carry out the activities proposed undenXorporate, Envirpnm.ent Responsibility in the proposed EnyironrnentMauagernent Plan.

vili) The project proponent shall'submit the detailed village specific CER plan,.willMn a period.oftwo months, to SEIAA, Punjab ^ \ ^

Mernb^jecretacy;, !Ehdst.Noi Through E-man Date

A copy of the above is forwarded to tWfollowIng for information & further necessary,action please. * ' ■ - • > • v. t •.

V1. The Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Paryavaran Bhawan,

CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.

2. The Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, Parivesh Bhavan, CBD-cum-offlce Complex,East Arjun Nagar, New Delhi.

3. The Chairman, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road, Patlala.

4. The Chairman, Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd, the Mall, Patlala.

5. The Deputy Commissioner, Fatehgarh Sahib.

6. The Deputy Director General (C), Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change,Northern Regional Office, Bays No. 24-25, Sector- 31-A, Chandigarh.

7. The Chief Town Planner, Department of Town & Country Planning, 6th Floor, PUDA Bhawan,Phase-8, Mohali.

8. The Joint Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Northern Regional Office, BaysNo.24-25, Sector-31-A, Chandigarh. The detail of the authorized Officer of the projectproponent Is as under:

a) Name of the applicantb) Phone Numberc) Email Id

Sh. Parminder Singh, Executive Engineer-I0172-2702301

[email protected]

Monitoring Cell, Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Indira ParyavaranBhavan, Jorbagh Road, New Delhi -110003.

siMember Secretary

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Table Item No. 1STATE LEVEL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY PUNJAB

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Governmen't of IndiaO/o Directorate of Environment & Climate Change

MGSIPA Complex, Sector 26,Chandigarh-160019

[email protected]/Email

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation LimitedPlot no 18 Himalaya Marg Udyog Bhawan

Sector 17 Chandigarh-160018

Mobile No.: 95019-00672

Email ID: psiec.environment(a)Email.com

Subject: Amendment in the Environmental Clearance granted under EIA notmcationdated 14.09.2006 for establishment of the project namely "Hi Tech CycleValley" in the revenue estate of Village Dhanansu, Distt. Ludhiana by M/sPunjab Small Industries & Export Corp. Ltd. Chandigarh {Proposal No.SlA/PB/NCP/212733/2021).

This has reference to your subject cited application submitted on 31.05.2021.The project was earlier granted Environment Clearance underthe EIA Notification 14.09.2006vide no. SEIAA/2018/1117 dated 23.08.2018 for establishment of Integrated Industrial Estateproject namely Hi Tech Cycle Valley" in the revenue estate of village- Dhanansu, District.Ludhiana with certain conditions. The amendment proposal has now been appraised as perprocedure prescribed under the provisions of EIA Notification dated 14.09.2006 on the basisof the mandatory documents enclosed with the application viz., Form-4, PFR, earlier EC letterand additional clarifications furnished.

The SEAC, Punjab In its 202"^^ meeting held on 21.06.2021 after dueconsideration of the relevant documents submitted, presentation given and additionalclarification/ document furnished by the project proponent, has recommended the case toSEIAA for amendment.

The proposal was considered by SEIAA in 184*^ meeting held on 28.06.2021.The SEIAA, after considering the proposal and recommendation of SEAC, decided to acceptthe recommendations and approved the amendment in the earlier granted environmentalclearance to M/s Punjab Small Industries & Export Corp. Ltd., Chandigarh for theestablishment of Integrated industrial Estate project namely "Hi Tech Cycle Valley" in therevenue estate of village- Dhanansu, District. Ludhiana as under:

Sr

N

0

Item As per previous EC After Amendment of EC

1. Total ProjectCost

Rs. 500 Crore 465 Crores

Pagel

2.

3.

4.

5.

7.

Details of

Plots

Total Plot area- 380.57 acres

(with net scheme area® 353.55acres)Sr.

^lo.

01

Category ofplot

02

03

Population

Manpower

Solid Waste

generation

Water

requirement,Waste water

generation &

its Treatment

Arrangementsin

Operation

Phase.

04

05

7.0 acres

and above

plots

2-0 acres

and above

plots

No.

of

plots

04

38

1.0 acres

and above

plots

2.0 kanal

plot andabove

1.0 kanal

plot and

above

Total

14

135

Area

In

acres

51.27

100.44

23.22

18

209

41417

30.21

2.20

Total Plot area- 378.77 'acrS~(iJitj:J:net scheme area(S) 348.77 acres)

Sr.

No.

01

Category ofplot

207.34

Construction Phase: 150 NosOperational Phase: 41.404 Nos10, 357 kg/day

Total Water 9480 KLD

Requirement

Process Water

Requirement

Domestic Water

Requirement

Flushing Water

Requirement

5760 KLD

3720 KLD

Domestic Fresh

water requirement

663 KLD

3057 KLD

02

03

04

05

Un-developecland for

Anchor Unit

15.0

and

plots

acres

above

4.40 acres

and above

plots

3.0 acres

and above

plots

1.5 acres

and above

plots

Total

No.

of

plots

01

03

02

03

09

18

15000

100

87.57

17.15

11.85

16.40

232.97

Construction Phase: 150 NosOperational Phase: 15,000 Nos4500 kg/day

Hazardous

Waste

generation

and its mode

of disposal.

Total Domestic

Wastewater

Total Trade Effluent5TP Capacity

CETP Capacity

3639 KLD

3744 KLD

4MLD

4MLD

Hazardous

Waste

Category

5.1-

Used or

Spent

Oil

Source

DG

sets

Quantity

IKL/

annum

Disposal

Authorized

recycler

Total Water

Requirement

Process Water

Requirement

Domestic Water

Requirement

Flushing Water

Requirement

Domestic Fresh

water requirementTotal Domestic

Wastewater

Total Trade Effluent

STP Capacity

CETP Capacity

4300KLD

3200 KLD

llOOKLD

400 KLD

700 KLD

960 KLD

845 KLD

1.1 MLD

1,0, MLD

Hazardous

WastG

Category

5.1-

Used or

SpentOil

Source

DG

sets

Quantity

IKL/

annum

Disposal

Authorized

recycler

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Chemical

sludge

from

waste

water

treatmentLicauiicJii

:etp

&

MEE

15007/annum

'Authorized

rSDFsite

35.3-

Chemical

sludge

from

waste

water

treatment

CETP

&MEE

700 T/annum

authorized

rSDF site

\vill b6 3S

Environment Management Plan : Minimum amount to be spent under the E wiunder:

Budget (incrores)Sr. Title

After AmendmentNo, As per previous EC3.25

10Common Sewage Treatment Plant 10.00

Common Effluent Treatment Plant 3.003.0

Water Treatment Plant 5.005.0

Horticulture & green beltdevelopment,

Tree plantation & sprinkling 1.001.5

Solar System 1.502.5

Rain Water Harvesting 1.502.0

Fire Fighting 2.006.0

Solid Waste Management

Condition no. (i) of PartC-Conditions common

for all three phase i.e.;pre construction phase, Operation phase &Entire life.

Total amount

The Environment Clearancehas been granted subject to"Category A Category Bindustry and/or any otherproject/activity except CETPrequiring environmentalclearance under EIAnotification, 14.09.2006 willnot be allowed to beestablished in the industrialarea.

65.0 1 27^No category-A industry (asspecified in the scheduleappended to EIA notification14.09.2006 as amended from timeto time) shall be allowed to beestablished in the Industrial area.Further, no category-B industry orgroup of Industries (as specified inthe schedule appended to EIANotification 14.09.2006 asamended from time to timeproposed to be setup in theindustrial area which eitherindividually or as an aggregaterequires Environmental Clearanceunder Category-B of the EIANotification, 14.09.2006) willcommence any constructionactivity at site without obtainingprior Environmental Clearanceunder EIA Notification 2006: fromSEIAA, Punjab.

Additional Conditions imposed in the earlier granted Environmental Clearance

(!) PSIEC shall submit revised comprehensive compliance report of EC conditions withinthree months to SEIAA Punjab.

(li) As agreed, by the PSIEC representatives in the meeting, at least 70% of the proposedPlantation work must be completed in the present monsoon season.

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(ill) Since there has been practically negligible compliance of the EC conditions from the, ' time original EC was issued on 23.08.2018; SEIAA will undertake a special site visit In

V October 2021 to ascertain on-ground compliance of EC conditions by PSIEC.

This letter must remain appended with the original letter no. SEIAA/2018/1117

dated 23.08.2018 vide which Environmental Clearance was granted to Punjab Small industries

& Export Corp. Ltd., Chandigarh for establishment of the project namely "Hi Tech Cycle Valley"

in the revenue estate of Village Dhanansu, Distt. Ludhiana

STEncincEnvironment Engineerfor Member Secretary

Endst No. Email Date

A copy of the above is forwarded to the following for Information & further

necessary action please.

1. The Secretary to Govt. of India; Ministry of Environment and Forest, ParyavaranBhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.

2. The Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, Parivesh Bhavan, CBD-cum-officeComplex, East Arjun Nagar, New Delhi.

3. The Chairman, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road,Patlala.

4. The Chairman, Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd, the Mall, Patlala.

5. The Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana.

6. The Additional Principal Conservator of Forests (C), Ministry of Environment, Forests& Climate Change, Northern Regional Office, Bays No. 24-25, Sector- 31-AChandigarh.

7. The Chief Town Planner, Department of Town & Country Planning, 6th Floor, PUDABhawan, Phase-8, Mohali.

8. The Joint Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Northern Regional Office BaysNo.24-25, Sector-31-A, Chandigarh. The detail of the authorized Officer of the projectproponent Is as under:

a) Name of the applicantb) Phone Numberc) Email Id

Sh. Dharmlnder Bass!, Authorized Signatory95019-00672

. - psiec.env!ronment@gmaM mm

Parv ^ Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Indiraaryavaran Bhavan, Jorbagh Road, New Delhi - 1100Q3.

^ —Environmental Engineerfor Member Secretary

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