COMPLIANCE REPORT

GURGAON HARYANA.

OF

RESIDENTIAL

COMPLEX

THE

NILE

PART-A SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

1. CONSTRUCTION PHASE

Necessary approval of the State

Forests
Department
shall
be
obtained
before
commencing
construction of the project.
All required sanitary and hygienic
measures should be in place before
staring construction activates and to
be maintained throughout the
construction activities and to be
maintained
throughout
the
construction phase.
A first Aid Room will be provided in
the project both construction and
operation of the project.

Adequate drinking water and sanitary

facilities should be provided for
construction workers at the site. The
safe disposal of wastewater and solid
wastes
generated
during
the
construction phase should be
ensured.

All the topsoil excavated during

construction activities should be
stored for use horticulture/landscape

This is not Applicable.

Sanitary and hygienic conditions was

maintained at the site of construction
and it will be maintained throughout
the operation phase.

First Aid Room is provided at the site

during construction and would be
provided during operation of the
project, Beside this the medicines &
medical help to the construction
worker was provided by the company.
Regular Health Check up of the
workers was also done at regular
interval of time by the company.
Adequate drinking water and sanitary
facilities
are
provided
to
the
construction worker at the site. The
solid waste generated during the
construction phase is first collected &
then segregated and are disposed off
as per their requirement. For example
the excavated earth is used for
development
of
green
belt
&
Landscape within the site .The waste
oil/ Lubricant by D.G.Sets are stored in
a container marked as Hazardous
Waste and it is disposed off by selling
it to the recyclers only.
The
topsoil
excavated
during
construction activities was stored at
one place and was used for

development within the project site.

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Disposal
of
Muck,
including
excavated
material
during
construction phase should not create
any adverse effects on neighboring
communities and should be disposed
off necessary precautions for general
safety and health aspects.
The diesel generator sets to be used
during construction phase should be
enclosed type and should conform to
E(P)A Rules prescribed for air and
noise emission standards.

Ambient noise levels should conform

to residential standards both during
day and night. Incremental pollution
loads on the ambient air and noise
quality should be closely monitored
during construction phase.
Construction
spoils,
including
bituminous material and other
hazardous materials, must not be
allowed to contaminate watercourses
and the dump sites for such material
must be secured so that they should
not leach into the ground water.

Horticulture
and
Landscape
development within the project site.
Muck including other construction
waste during construction phase were
disposed off such that they have no
adverse effects on the neighboring
communities and special precautions
was taken for general safety and
health aspects.
The
D.G.
sets
uses
during
construction phase were enclosed
type & they conform to environmental
(Protection) Act & rules prescribed for
Air and noise emission standards.
They were enclosed type with proper
stack height.
Ambient Air & noise quality are closely
monitored during construction phase .

Construction
spoils,
including
bituminous materials was stored
away from the surface water and were
stored on plastic sheeting to prevent
leaks and spills and were not allowed
to contaminate water courses, also it
is secured that they do not leach into
ground water.

OPERATION PHASE.
S.No1.

A sewage treatment plant of

adequate capacity shall be installed.
The installation of the Sewage
Treatment Plant (STP) should be
certified by an independent expert
with respect to adequacy and its

The sewage treatment plant of

adequate capacity is installed in order
to treat waste water. Adequacy report
of the STP is already sent to you.

efficiency and a report in this regard

should be submitted to the Ministry
before the project is commissioned
for operation.
The solid waste generated should be
properly
collected&
segregated
before disposal to the City Municipal
Facility. We garbage should be
disposed by the vermiculture
composting method.
Any hazardous waste including
biomedical
waste
should
be
disposed of as per applicable Rules
& norms with necessary approvals of
the Haryana State Pollution Control
Board.
Diesel generator sets proposed as
back up power for lifts and common
area illumination should be of
enclosed type and conform to E(P)A
Rules prescribed for air and noise
emission standards as per DPCB
guidelines. Exhausts should be
raised to 4 meters above the rooftop.
The green belt design along the
periphery of the plot shall achieve
attenuation factor conforming to the
day and night noise standard
prescribed for residential landaus.
The open spaces inside the plot
should be suitably landscaped and
covered
with
vegetation
of
indigenous variety.
Incremental pollution loads on the
ambient air quality, noise and water
quality should be periodically
monitored after commissioning of
the project.
Application of solar energy should
be incorporated for illumination of
common areas lighting in addition to
provision for soar water heating.
Traffic congestion near the entry and
exit points form roads adjoining the
proposed project site must be
prevented. Parking should be fully

Solid waste generated shall be

collected in 4 different bins before
disposal into Municipal Bins.

Hazardous waste such as waste

oil/lubricant is collected in a separate
container marked as Hazardous
Waste and further it is disposed off by
selling it to approved recyclers.
All D.G Sets are acoustically enclosed
& conform to the rules made under
E(P) A 1986 prescribed for air & noise
emission standards as per CPCB
guidelines & stack height is 4 meters
above the roof top.

The green belt is developed within the

project site such that it not only reduce
the Pollution load but it will also
increase the scenic beauty of the
project.

Monitoring of A.A.Q(Ambient Air

Quality), noise & water quality is done
periodically..

Solar energy shall be used for lighting

common areas & street lights, in
addition to provision of solar water
heating.
Proper care shall be taken for traffic
congestion near the entry exit points
from the roads adjoining the project
site. Parking will be fully internalized &

internalized and no public space

should be utilized.
A report on the energy conservation
measures confirming to energy
conservation norms finalize by
Bureau of Energy Efficiency should
be prepared incorporation details
about
building
materials
&
technology, R & U Factors etc and
submit to the Ministry in three
months time.

no public space shall be utilized.

All energy conservation measures are
taken care in the project such as use
of CFLs , solar energy. High
efficiency moters etc.

PART B GENERAL CONDITIONS

S.No1 The environmental safeguards

contained in the EIA Report should
be implemented in letter and spirit.
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Provision should be made for the
supply of kerosene or cooking gas
and pressure cooker to the
laborers
during
construction
phase.
3
All the laborers to be engaged for
construction works should be
screened
for
health
and
adequately treated before the
issue of work permits.
4

It is being done.

It
was
being
done
construction phase.

during

Regular Health Check up of the

laborers during construction phase
was done at site & all the expense
on medicines and medical Help
was provided by the project
proponent.
Six monthly monitoring reports It is being done..
should be submitted to the Ministry
and
its
Regional
Office
Chandigarh.
Officials from the Regional Office Full
cooperation,
facility
&
of MOEF, Chandigarh who would documents/data will be provided to
be monitoring the implementation the official of Regional office,
of
environmental
safeguards MOEF.
should be given full cooperation,
facilities and documents / data by
the project proponents during their
inspection. A complete set of all

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the documents submitted to MoEF

should be forwarded to the
CCF,Regional office of MOEF,
Chandigarh.
In the case of any change (s) in
the scope of the project, the
project would require a fresh
appraisal by this Ministry.
The Ministry reserves the right to
add additional safeguard measures
subsequently, if found necessary ,
and to take action including
revoking of environment clearance
under
provisions
of
the
Environmental (Protection)
Act,
1986
to
ensure
effective
implementation of the suggested
safeguard measures in a time
bound and satisfactory manner.
All other statutory clearances such
as the approvals for storage of
diesel from Chief Controller of
Explosives, Fire Department, Civil
Aviation
Department,
Forest
(Conservation) Act, 1980 etc. shall
be obtained, as applicable by
project
proponents
from
the
competent authorities.
A copy of the environmental
clearance letter would be marked to
the local NGO(s), if any, from whom
suggestion/representation
were
received at the time of public
hearing.
The project proponent should
advertise in at least two local
Newspapers widely circulated in the
region, one of which shall be in the
vernacular language informing that
the project has been accorded
environmental clearance and copies
of clearance letter are available with
the Haryana State Pollution Control
Board and any also be seen on the
website
of
the
Ministry
of
Environment and Forests at http:

A fresh application will be

submitted to MOEF, if any change
in scope of the project.
Project proponent will abide by all
the rules/ regulation and it will also
ensure
its
effective
implementation.

This is already being done.

Environmental clearance
consent to operate is
available at the site office.

letter/
made

Advertisement has already been

given in the following News
papers.
(a) Hindustan times, New Delhi,
14th , April,07
(b) Indian Express, New Delhi
7th , April, 07
Copy of advertisement is
already sent to your office.

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//www.
envfor.nic.in.
The
advertisement should be made
within 7 days from the clearance
letter and copy of the same should
be forwarded to the Regional office
of this Ministry at Chandigarh.
These
stipulations
would
be
enforced among other under the
provisions of Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the
Air Prevention and Control of
Pollution),
act
1981,
the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
the public Liability (Insurance) Act,
1991.
The project authority will enter in to
MOU with buyers of the property,
flats/ shops etc. To ensure
operation and maintenance of the
assets handed over to the society
formed by the residents/owners of
the buildings.

Consent to operate from Haryana

State Pollution Control board has
been already taken under air &
water Act. Copy of the same is
already sent to you.

It is already done.