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Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)
Promoter: Jaipur Development Authority
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT
INDEX
S. No.
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
1.1
IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT / BACKGROUND INFORMATION
1.2
IDENTIFICATION PROJECT PROPONENT
1.3
LAND DESCRIPTION
1.4
SIZE OF THE PROJECT
1.5
EIA PROCESS/ REGULATION
Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.
EIA Coordinator
Authorized Signatory

INTRODUCTION
1.1
IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT

Dravyavati River was the active river of Jaipur which, over time and decades turned into a
Nallah (Amanishah Nallah) due to rapid urbanization and select industrialization around the
river. This rejuvenation project is based on the concept of watershed rehabilitation, flood
prevention, pollution treatment and ecology landscape. Through comprehensive measures,
the aim would be to gradually recover the green views on both sides of the river and building
up its aquatic ecosystem. This will help in restoring Jaipurs historic river as the resting
corridor for the public facilitating a harmonious relationship between the citizens of Jaipur
and nature. While flowing, the nallah collects storm and waste water from Naharika Nallah
and Ambabari. Some portions of the walled city and newly developed areas of Jaipur
discharge storm and waste water through Ganda Nallah and Sanganer town into the
Amanishah Nallah. Further, it collects storm and waste water from Jawahar Nallah after
flowing for about 35 km and ultimately discharges into Dhund River. Total length of Nallah
(Phase I) from starting point to its confluence with Dhund river is 43.5 Km.
The proposed unit is categorized under 8 (b) as per Gazette Notification dated Sep 14th,
2006 and its subsequent amendment.
1.2
IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT PROPONENT

The proposed project is promoted by Jaipur Development Authority situated at Indira Circle,
Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Jaipur.
1.3
LAND DESCRIPTION:
Details of the khasras involved in the project is given in Annexure I. Location of the project
is shown in Figure 1.
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Figure 1: Location of Amanishah Nallah
1.4 SIZE OF THE PROJECT:

Total Length: 43.5 Km;
Catchment Area: 213.15 Sq. Km;
Project Activity Area: 3.7615 Sq.Km.
STPs: Cumulative Capacity 175 MLD;
Built Up area of Office, Museum, Facilities etc.: 99,278.99 Sq.m.
1.5
EIA PROCESS/ REGULATION:

As per the EIA notification dated 14th September, 2006, it is mandatory for the proposed
activity to get Environmental Clearance (EC) before setting up any project or
expansion/modernization of any project.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a well planned process to predict the
environmental consequences of any kind of development, which is a result of human
activities and to suggest appropriate measures in order to reduce adverse effects and also to
augment positive effects. The EIA procures a rational and ethical approach for sustainable
development. However, it is more scientific process because it not only tells the past,
present and the future consequences of on-going developments, but also predicts the future
events which are likely to change due to various reasons.
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Figure 2: Process of EIA
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SECTION II
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
INDEX
S. No.
2.1
CONTENTS
OBJECTIVE & SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT
2.2
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROJECT
2.3
SITE SELECTION CRITERIA
2.4
RESOURCE AND MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS
2.5
TIME FRAME OF THE PROJECT
2.6
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE PROJECT
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1
OBJECTIVE & SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT

The proposed unit is categorized under 8 (b), having plot area below 50 ha. as per Gazette
Notification dated Sep 14th, 2006 and subsequent amendment on dated Dec. 1st 2009 and
Apr 4th 2011.
To develop the Amanishah Nallah as a center of attraction and an important natural

asset for the city of Jaipur.
To stop any raw sewage or effluent entering the natural available stream.
To treat raw sewage flowing into through the city.
To use the treated sewage to rejuvenate the flow into the existing Nallah.
To ensure perennial water flow in the Nallah.
To restore to some extent water recharging capabilities of erstwhile Dravyavati river.
To ensure a better flood Management and flood risk reduction for the nearby
commercial and habitable areas.
To develop land parcels within or adjoining areas of the Nallah for public use. To
make newly developed area a safe and secure place to be used for by common
public without any reservations. Development of Land Parcels for social and
commercial infrastructure.
2.2
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROJECT

Major environmental issue in almost all the major cities in India is Open drains / Nallahs and
Jaipur is no exception. Amanishah Nallah is one of the major open drains in Jaipur and
occupies major land and is causing environmental hazard.
Major problems faced by the City Administration owing to Amanishah Nallah are:
Complex effluents and sewerage causing health hazard to nearby habitations
Loss of valuable land
Threat of flooding due to encroachments
Farmers use the wastewater in Nallah for Vegetation leading to toxic vegetation
Unappealing aesthetics where Nallah passes
Diminishing value of the properties along Nallah
Amanishah Nallah rejuvenation project will resolve these key issues as explained at point
number 2.1.
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2.3
SITE SELECTION CRITERIA

The project is an existing project.
2.4 RESOURCE AND MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS

2.4.1 WATER DEMAND:
Requisite water demand will be supplied by State Government (PHED).
2.4.2 POWER DEMAND:
Power requirement will be around 50 KW during construction phase and will be around
3,000 KW during post construction phase.
2.4.2 WASTE GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT:
Waste generated from project activities will be dumped at designated sites.
2.5 TIME FRAME OF THE PROJECT:
It is proposed that the project activities will be completed in 3 years from the date of LOI.
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SECTION III
DESCRIPTION OF BASELINE ENVIRONMENT
INDEX
S. No.
3.1
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
STUDY AREA
3.2
LAND ENVIRONMENT
3.3
BASELINE ENVIRONMENT
(AIR, WATER, NOISE, SOIL & BIOLOGICAL)
3.4
NEAREST INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE
3.5
SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
3.6
SOLID WASTE
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DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT
3.1
STUDY AREA:
The project is located in Jaipur city only. The Primary data was generated by NEERI and
NRSC. Ground truthing and verification of the same is proposed for 15 days.
3.2
LAND ENVIRONMENT:
The Nallah passes through different land-uses varying from natural hilly and residential
zones, slums, large open areas, industrial zones and agricultural zones. Some historical
references are also available which call this early reach of Amanishah Nallah as river
Dravyavati. The Amanishah Nallah is currently inaccessible and serves only as a channel for
waste water flow.
3.3 BASELINE ENVIRONMENT (AIR, WATER, NOISE, SOIL & BIOLOGICAL):

The Primary data was generated by NEERI and NRSC. Ground truthing and verification of
the same is proposed for 15 days.
3.4 NEAREST INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE:
3.4.1: Connectivity:
Nearest
Railway Station
Name
Jaipur Junction
Airport
Jaipur International
Airport
Distance (aerial) & Direction

1.15 km ESE*
(From Chainage 7200 m)
850 m E*
(From Chainage 25300 m)
Name
Distance (aerial*)
Direction
NH-11 C
5.57 km (From ch 9600 m)
NH-11
Crossing (at chainage 5000 m)
SW
NH-12
NH-8
3.5 SOCIAO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT:

Amanishah Nallah originates from the western slopes of Amer hills. It flows through the west
side of Jaipur city from North to south. It collects storm water from Nahri ka Nallah,
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Ambabari, major portion of walled city and newly developed areas of Jaipur through Ganda
Nallah, Sanganer Town and Pratap Nagar area. The Ganda Nallah and Jawahar Nallah are
major tributaries of Amanishah Nallah. The Nallah on its way collects municipal wastewater,
sewage, storm water and industrial waste from surrounding areas.
Treated sewage from two sewage treatment plants at Delawas and Swarna Jayanthi Park
(Mazar dam) is released in to Amanishah Nallah. Some of the populous habitats located
along the Nallah directly discharge sewage into the Nallah. At certain locations, the sewage
gets injected into the soil and therefore does not reach the Nallah.
There are more than 75 locations wherefrom sewerage of nearby colonies and storm water
during rainy season enters into the Nallah.
Further the Population projections and detailed baseline will be studied and submitted at the
final submission EIA / EMP Report.
3.6 SOLID WASTE:
Excavated soil will be Balanced within the site. Excessive soil will be dumped at identified locations.
Construction waste will be balanced within the site in road making and other allied activity.
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SECTION IV
ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT and MITIGATION
MEASURES
INDEX
S. No.
4.1
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
LAND ENVIRONMENT
4.2
AIR ENVIRONMENT
4.3
WATER ENVIRONMENT
4.4
NOISE ENVIRONMENT
4.5
BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
4.6
SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
4.7
SOLID WASTE ENVIRONMENT
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT and MITIGATION MEASURES

4.1
LAND ENVIRONMENT
There will no change in the land use due to project as the project is rejuvenation and
development of existing project. There will be no significant change in topography.
4.2
AIR ENVIRONMENT
There is likely to have area emission generated due to removal of muck and movement of
vehicle after the modernization process. The quantification of same cannot be ascertained
as the operation is momentary.
4.3 WATER ENVIRONMENT

The project will help to improve water environment. No effluent will be generated due to
modernization. Sewage and waste water falling in to the bed will be diverted into STPs for
treatment.
4.4 NOISE ENVIRONMENT
Major sources of noise pollution will be cranes, JCBs, pumps, machinery etc. Following
measures will be adopted to control the noise and vibration:
Optimum selection of machinery tools or equipment reduces excess noise levels.
Necessary safety and personal protective equipment such as ear plugs, ear muffs,
helmet etc. will be provided to the workers.
Regular equipment maintenance and better work habits will be adopted.
4.5 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT

Some, trees, perennial plants and shrubs & grasses will be cleared. Additional landscape
area will be created along with the beautification of the area.
4.6 SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT:
The proposed Development of Amanishah Nallah will result in cleaner, clearer, odourless
flowing water which will greatly improve the aesthetics of the surrounding land parcels all
along the Nallah. These newly unlocked land parcels will facilitate holistic development of
various facilities and public conveniences through multiple uses. It is proposed to establish
an Exhibition centre for the awareness of public to Know about the status of Amanishah
Nallah before construction and post construction. The proposed project will make newly
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developed area Development of Land Parcels for social and commercial infrastructure and a
safe and secure place to be used for by common public without any reservations. Further the
Social impact shall be assessed and submitted in the final EIA / EMP report.
4.6 SOLID WASTE ENVIRONMENT:
Excavated soil will be Balanced within the site. Excessive soil will be dumped at identified locations.
Construction waste will be balanced within the site in road making and other allied activity.
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SECTION V
ADDITIONAL STUDIES
INDEX
S. No.
5.1
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
Specific Studies
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT and MITIGATION MEASURES

5.1
SPECIFIC STUDIES
1. Hydro geological study, Catchment area study and flood zone mapping with check dam
break analysis study will be incorporated.
2. Post project stream modeling will be undertaken to ascertain the quantification of flow.
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SECTION VI
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM
INDEX
S. No.
6.1
CONTENTS
Environmental Monitoring Program
PAGE No.
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6.1

The Primary data was generated by NEERI and NRSC. Ground truthing and verification of
the same is proposed for 15 days along the project length.
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SECTION VII
ADDITIONAL STUDIES
INDEX
S. No.
7.1
7.2
CONTENTS
RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN
PAGE No.
R & R ACTION PLAN
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ADDITIONAL STUDIES
7.1 RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN
Check dam break analysis study will be incorporated.
7.2 R & R ACTION PLAN
Not Applicable.
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SECTION VIII
PROJECT BENEFITS
INDEX
S. No.
8.1
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
PROJECT BENEFITS
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PROJECT BENEFITS
8.1 RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN
There are several intangible benefits of this project such as cleaner water, air, and
land mass. This would result in, appreciation in land value, improvement in health of the
citizens, higher ground water availability, better ground water quality, employment
generation, creation of business opportunities etc.
The economic value/gain corresponding to the above benefits has been calculated. Per
sq. m rate of reclaimed land is uniformly considered @ Rs. 20000/-. For other adjoining
lands (Government land) which are not directly connected with channelization of Nallah,
average appreciation in land price @ Rs. 4000 per sq. m has been considered.
Most of the land parcels that would be reclaimed as well as those parcels that would be
appreciated due to rejuvenation belong to JDA and other beneficiary departments such
as RIICO, RHB, PHED and Irrigation.
The total land to be reclaimed - 8.56 Lakh sqm
The total land that would be appreciated - 5.3 Lakh sqm
The value of reclaimed land - Rs. 1712 cr.
The value of appreciated land - Rs. 212 cr.
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SECTION IX
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
INDEX
S. No.
8.1
CONTENTS
PAGE No.
PROJECT BENEFITS
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PROJECT BENEFITS
9.1 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
The same will be detailed out at the time of EIA/ EMP
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SECTION X
DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED
INDEX
S. No.
10.1
CONTENTS
Disclosure of Consultant Engaged
PAGE No.
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DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED

Declaration by Experts contributing to the ToR, Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah
including Area Development (Phase I), Jaipur, Rajasthan hereby, certifies that I was a
part of the EC, team in the following capacity that developed the above EIA.
EIA Coordinator
Name
Mrs. Sunita Mantri
Signature & Date

Period of involvement
5 days
Contact information
0141-4023996
Associated EIA Coordinator

Name
Mr. Prabhakar Sharma
Signature & Date

Contact information
Functional Area Experts: S.
Functional Name of the
No. Areas
Expert/s
1
AP
Dr Yati kachhawa
0141-4023996
AQ
Neha Bhargava
WP
Aakanksha
Rampuria (AFAE)
Sunita Mantri
SHW
Aakanksha
Rampuria (AFAE)
Sunita Mantri
Involvement
(Period & Task**)
Identification of sources of air
pollution and proposal of
mitigation & action program.
To generate inventorization as
per available characteristics &
quantify the same.
To identify sources of air
pollution
To generate inventorization as
per available characteristics &
quantify the same
To address mitigation &
propose action program.
Signature &
Date
Identification
of sources of
water pollution and suggestion
of mitigation methods.
Relevant inventorization.
Data input in report.
Identification of nature of waste,
categorization, and quantity of
generate waste.
Prediction of waste pollution
and its management.
Quantifying biodegradable &
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non biodegradable waste
EB
Dr Yati kachhawa
Biological Survey.
HG
Vikrant Mahendran
Design
of
Harvesting.
GS
Vikrant Mahendran
Lithology and rock type
NV
K.N. Sudershan
Rao
Assessing monitored data of
Rain
Water
the site.
Identification of impact and

9
LU
Prabhakar Sharma
10
SE
Shubhangi Tibra
RH
Vinod Verma
(AFAE)
Sunita Mantri
11
suggestion
of
mitigation
measured
Topographical Map
Inference
Secondary data of Census of
India, 2011.
Socio-economic
impact
assessment.
Identification of potential threat
& risk.
Preventive measures adopted.
Declaration by the Head of the Accredited Consultant Organization

I, Sunita Mantri, hereby, confirm that the above mentioned experts prepared the ToRs of
Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I). I also
confirm that I shall be fully accountable for any misleading information mentioned in this
statement.
Signature
Name
Mrs. Sunita Mantri
Designation
CMD
Name of the EIA Consultant Organization
Enkay Enviro Services Private Limited.
NABET Certificate No. & Issue Date
NABET CERTIFIED
(At Serial no 45 on List on NABET accredited
Consultant Organizations, Rev. 39, 08 March,

2016)
*List of associated team member is enclosed herewith.

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Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

Promoter: Jaipur Development Authority

IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT / BACKGROUND INFORMATION

IDENTIFICATION PROJECT PROPONENT

SIZE OF THE PROJECT

EIA PROCESS/ REGULATION

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT

IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT PROPONENT

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

Figure 1: Location of Amanishah Nallah

1.4 SIZE OF THE PROJECT:

EIA PROCESS/ REGULATION:

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

Figure 2: Process of EIA

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROJECT

SITE SELECTION CRITERIA

RESOURCE AND MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS

TIME FRAME OF THE PROJECT

TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE PROJECT

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

OBJECTIVE & SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT

To develop the Amanishah Nallah as a center of attraction and an important natural

To treat raw sewage flowing into through the city.

To ensure perennial water flow in the Nallah.

To restore to some extent water recharging capabilities of erstwhile Dravyavati river.

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROJECT

Complex effluents and sewerage causing health hazard to nearby habitations

Loss of valuable land

Threat of flooding due to encroachments

Unappealing aesthetics where Nallah passes

Diminishing value of the properties along Nallah

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

SITE SELECTION CRITERIA

2.4 RESOURCE AND MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

NEAREST INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE

SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

3.3 BASELINE ENVIRONMENT (AIR, WATER, NOISE, SOIL & BIOLOGICAL):

Distance (aerial) & Direction

5.57 km (From ch 9600 m)

Crossing (at chainage 5000 m)

Crossing (at chainage 35000 m)

Crossing (at chainage 7650 m)

3.5 SOCIAO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT:

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)

SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

SOLID WASTE ENVIRONMENT

Enkay Enviro Services Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

Project: Rejuvenation of Amanishah Nallah including Area Development (Phase I)