Environmental Monitoring Completion Report

Environmental Monitoring Completion Report

Municipal Solid Waste Processing &

Disposal Project
(Development of Scientific Land Fill Site)
At
Amit Gram, Lalpani Beet No-1, Tehsil Rishikesh,
District-Dehradun, Uttrakhand-249201

Prepared By
EQMS GLOBAL Pvt. Ltd.
Project proponent
M/s Nagar Nigam, Rishikesh
304-305, Rishabh Corporate Tower, UTTRAKHAND
Plot No. 16, Community Center,
Karkardooma,
Delhi – 110092, Phone: 011-
30003200;
E-mail: [email protected];
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1.: INTRODUCTION.................................................................................3

1.1. Introduction.......................................................................................................3
Chapter 2.ENVIRONMENT MONITORING REPORT............................................5
2.1. Background......................................................................................................5
2.2. Primary Data Collection Methodology:.............................................................5
2.3. Monitoring Plan................................................................................................6
2.4. Ambient Air Quality..........................................................................................8
2.5. Met Data Generated at Site.............................................................................8
2.6. Noise Quality..................................................................................................10
2.7. Surface & Ground Water Quality...................................................................12
2.8. Soil Quality.....................................................................................................15
2.9. Environment Sensitivity..................................................................................16
2.10.Public Consultation.......................................................................................18

List of Tables

Table 2.1 : Summary of Methodology for Primary/Secondary Baseline Data

Collection..........................................................................................................5
Table 2.2 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Locations..............................................8
Table 2.3 Ambient Noise Quality Monitoring Locations.......................................11
Table 2.4 : Ambient Noise Monitoring Results...................................................11
Table 2.5 Ground water Sampling Locations Surface Water Quality...................13
Table 2.6 Surface Water Sampling Locations......................................................13
Table 2.7 Soil sampling Locations........................................................................15
Table 2.8 Environment Sensitivity within the 10 km radius of the project site.....17

List of Figures

Figure 1.1 : Location Map of Site............................................................................5

Figure 1.2 : Topo Map of 10 km radius of the project site......................................5
Figure 1.3 : Google image of study area................................................................6
Figure 2.1 : Air, Noise, Water and Soil sampling Location Map.............................9
Figure 2.2 AAQ Monitoring Photographs..............................................................10
Figure 2.3 Noise Monitoring Photographs.......................................................12-13
Figure 2.4 Water Sampling Photographs.............................................................14
Figure 2.5 Soil Sampling Photographs.................................................................16

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Chapter 1. : INTRODUCTION

Chapter 2. Introduction

Government of Uttrakhand has decided to implement Integrated Solid Waste

Management (ISWM) in all Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) by forming Clusters of
ULBs on the concept of Regional level Sanitary Landfill facility. ISWM based on
Regional Landfill Site Concept” for Rishikesh Cluster.

The solid waste is to be collected from household in every ULB and it is to be brought to
the processing facility in the vicinity of ULB either in proposed segregation centre
or in processing plant at existing facility. Then waste is to be segregated, material
recovery at segregation centre and further waste processing has to be done at
processing plant. The inert waste and the processing reject to be transported
regional landfill facility in covered vehicles for scientific disposal in sanitary
landfill. This regional landfill facility is to be situated in the town which produces
maximum municipal solid waste.

The Rishikesh Cluster includes five ULB’s viz. Rishikesh, Swargashram, Muni Ki Reti,
Narendranagar and Doiwala due to non-availability of land for scientific disposal
of inert and rejects. Out of the five ULB's of the Rishikesh Cluster the Scientific
Land Fill Site at Amit Gram, Lalpani Beet No-1, Tehsil Rishikesh, District-
Dehradun, Uttrakhand has been considered for Environment Clearance.

Rishikesh is a pilgrimage town in Dehradun District of the Indian State Uttrakhand, about
45 km from Dehradun in the southeast part of the State. Rishikesh and Haridwar
are the first “Twin National Heritage Cities” of India. Rishikesh is also popularly
known as “Yoga Capital of the World".

Rishikesh is one of the important religious places. It is the gateway to the upper Garhwal
region and the starting point for the Char Dham pilgrimage (Gangotri, Yamunotri,
Badrinath and Kedarnath) and an ideal destination not only for pilgrims but also
for the people who are interested in adventure, meditation, yoga and other
aspects of Hinduism.

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It was perceived through discussion with people in the city and Nagar Nigam officials
that being a holy town and regarded as one of the holiest places of Hindus it
does have significant floating population. The floating population is approximately
12, 3441persons.

The project is categorized under 7 (i), Category ‘B’ as per the Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) Gazette Notification dated September 14th, 2006 and its
subsequent amendments. The location map for the proposed MSW management
and disposal site is shown in Figure 1.1. Close View Map provided in Figure 1.2.
Satellite Image depicting Rishikesh Landfill Site is presented in Figure 1.3.

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.1.1.1 : Location Map of Site

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Figure 2.1.1.1.1.1.2 : Topo Map of 10 km radius of the project site

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Figure 2.1.1.1.1.1.3 : Google image of study area

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Chapter 3. ENVIRONMENT MONITORING REPORT

Chapter 4. Background

Generation of environmental baseline of a project area is an important phase of any Environmental

Assessment process. Baseline data provide vital information on the existing environmental
quality in which a development is planned. It is also useful for delineating environmental
sensitive areas and for preparing an Environmental Sensitivity Map for contingency
planning. In this report the details of the monitoring methodology, monitoring locations, for
Meteorology, Air, Noise, Groundwater, Surface water and soil along with the photographs
has been incorporated. The testing of the sample collected during the study is under
process hence test results are not incorporated in this report.

Chapter 5. Primary Data Collection Methodology:

The study period and methodology for primary data collection is as per the CPCB guidelines.
Standard TOR for Fertilizer project as well as Standard methods and procedures have been
strictly adhered to in the course of this study. QA/QC procedures were strictly followed
which covers all aspects of the study, and includes sample collection, handling, laboratory
analyses, data coding, statistical analyses, presentation and communication of results. The
baseline environmental data generation has been collected for the period of 1st October
2019 to 31st Dec 2019. Summary of monitoring plan with sampling testing methodology
followed is summarised in Table 2.1.

Table 5.1.1.1.1.1 : Summary of Methodology for Primary/Secondary Baseline Data

Collection
No. Of
sampling
stations
Parameters Frequency Remark
(location of
sampling
stations)
Ambient Air Quality
PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx, CO,
NH3, HC (Methane & Non- AAQ monitoring was carried out at
Twice a 5 locations within the project area.
methane), Ozone (O3),
Week 24 hours sampling at each location
Lead (Pb), Benzene 5 locations
was carried out as per CPCB guide
(C6H6), Benzo (a) Pyrene lines (CPCB Gazette notification
(BaP), Arsenic (As), Nickel dated 18.11.2009 on AAQ).
(Ni),
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Temperature, Humidity, Wind Hourly data

speed, Direction, storm, for Day & Hourly Meteorological data were
One season Night
barometric pressure, Strom, collected for one season.
(once in a
Rainfall etc. season)
Ground Water Quality
Ground water sampling was
pH, Temperature, conducted at 5 locations within
Conductivity, Turbidity, TDS, project area as they will be
TSS, Total Hardness, impacted most if any pollution
Chloride, Alkalinity, Sulphates, occurs due to project development.
Samples were preserved,
Nitrates, Fluoride, Iron, Zinc,
transported and analyzed for
Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium,
5 Once in a different parameters based on
Potassium, Cadmium, Copper, APHA methods. Temp, conductivity
Locations season
Nickel, Lead, Mercury, Total and pH were measured at site
Chromium, Arsenic, Phenolic itself.
compound,

Biological Parameter:
Total coliform (MPN/100 ml)

Surface Water Quality

pH, Temperature,
Conductivity, Turbidity, TDS,
TSS, Total Hardness,
Chloride, Alkalinity, Sulphates,
Surface water sampling was
Fluoride, Iron, Zinc, Calcium,
conducted at 1 location within the
Magnesium, Cadmium, Project area. Samples were
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Copper, Nickel, Lead, Once in a preserved and transported for
Locations
Mercury, Total Chromium, season analysis for different parameters
Arsenic, Oil & Grease, COD, based on APHA methods.
BOD, DO,
.

Biological Parameter:
Total coliform (MPN/100 ml)
Soil
Texture, bulk density, pH,
conductivity, cation exchange
5 Locations Once in a Soil samples were collected at five
capacity, organic matter,
season locations and analyzed as per IARI
Total N,P,K, and Heavy
metals Manual.
Noise
Noise monitoring was conducted
within the project area. For noise
5 Locations Once in profiling 24 hrs monitoring were
Noise profiling for 24 hrs
season conducted using integrated sound
level meter, as per CPCB
guidelines.

Chapter 6. Monitoring Plan

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Detailed Monitoring plan for baseline data generation has been prepared as per the
Standard TOR prescribed by MOEF&CC. The details of the Monitoring Plan have been
provided in Table 1.2. Study area map provided in Figure 1.1.

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Chapter 7. Ambient Air Quality

CPCB guidelines were applied for selecting the appropriateness of monitoring locations.
The location and height of the stations were so selected (>5 m from base) to avoid the
capture of re-suspended road dust and fugitive domestic emissions due to burning. All the
ambient air analysis with respect to each parameter to be analysed as per CPCB
guidelines. AAQ monitoring was done at eight locations within the study area considering
dominant wind direction, populated area and sensitive receptors. Details of monitoring
locations are shown in Table 2.2. The testing of the sample collected during the study is
under process hence test results are not incorporated in this report. Test report shall be
incorporated in Draft EIA report. Environment sampling map provided in Figure 2.1.
Photographs of the AAQ Monitoring is provided in Figure 2.2.

Table 7.1.1.1.1.1 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Locations

S. No. Location Direction wrt Criteria Tentative Geo-
Plant site with coordinates
approx.
distance
AAQ-1 Near Project Site Residential close to 30° 5'3.31"N,
(Dudhu Pani) Site
site 78°15'0.68"E
AAQ-2 Hari Dham Colony Residential
Near Old Hanuman 1.4 Km, S Located in cross 30° 4'19.92"N,
Mandir wind direction 78°15'3.48"E
AAQ-3 Krishana Vihar Residential
Near DSB Located Located in
International School 1.6 Km, SSW
downwind 30° 4'17.70"N,
direction 78°14'50.17"E
AAQ-4 Bhatton wala Residential 30° 4'16.23"N,
1.8 Km, SW Located in 78°14'16.81"E
downwind direction
AAQ-5 IDPL Residential ,
2.5 Km, SE Located in up wind 30° 4'35.51"N,
direction 78°16'20.38"E
Chapter 8. Met Data Generated at Site

Met data for 1st Oct 2019 to 31st Dec 2019 month was generated near site. An automatic
weather monitoring station was installed near Project site, keeping the sensors free
exposed to the atmosphere and with minimum interference with the nearby structures. The
micro-meteorological data like wind speed, wind direction, temperature, relative humidity
and atmospheric pressure were collected using the weather stationed cloud cover was
recorded manually for the study period. Predominant wind direction is from northwest and
northeast direction. Data analysis is under process. Final out put shall be provided in Draft
EIA report.

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Figure 8.1.1.1.1.1.1 Air, Noise, Water and Soil sampling Location Map

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Ne
ar Project Site Haridham Colony

Kris
hna Vihar Bhatton wala

IDPL

AAQ Monitoring Photographs

Chapter 9. Noise Quality

Noise after a certain level can have a very disturbing effect on the people and animals
exposed to it. Hence, it is important to assess the present noise quality of the area in order
to predict the potential impact of future noise levels due to the proposed project. Ambient
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noise measurements were taken at 8 locations. Ambient noise monitoring location and say
and night time results are presented in Table 2.3 and Table 2.4 respectively. Sampling map
provided in Figure 2.2. Photographs of Noise monitoring provided in Figure 2.3. ,

Table 9.1.1.1.1.1 Ambient Noise Quality Monitoring Locations

S. No. Location Direction wrt Tentative Geo- Category
Plant site with coordinates
approx.
distance
30° 5'8.21"N, Residential
N-1 Project Site 00
78°14'55.20"E
Project Site 30° 5'4.98"N, Commercial
N-2 Close to Site
connecting Road 78°14'59.30"E
Hari dham Colony 30° 4'19.68"N, Residential
N-3 Near Old Hanuman 1.4 Km, S 78°15'3.49"E
Mandir
30° 4'18.85"N, Residential
N-4 Bhatton wala 1.8 SW
78°14'21.85"E
30° 4'32.93"N, Commercial
N-5 IDPL 2.5 SE
78°16'22.79"E

Table 9.1.1.1.1.2 : Ambient Noise Monitoring Results

Location Name Day time Standard Night time Standard
Leq dB(A) Day time Leq; Leq; dB(A) Night time
dB(A) Leq; dB(A)
Project Site 48.7 55 40.2 45
Project Site
50.1 65 40.8 55
connecting Road
Hari dham Colony
Near Old Hanuman 52.5 55 43.0 45
Mandir
Bhatton wala 51.3 55 41.6 45
IDPL 52.0 65 42.3 55

The ambient noise quality of the study area is meeting the prescribed National Ambient Noise
Quality Standard at all locations.

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Project Site
Site Connecting Road

Haridham Colony

Bhatton wala

IDPL

Noise Monitoring Photographs

Chapter 10. Surface & Ground Water Quality

Five ground water samples and One surface water sample were collected from different
locations around the site during study period. The water samples were examined for
physico-chemical parameters and bacteriological parameters. The samples were collected

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and analysed as per the procedures specified in Standard Methods. Samples for chemical
analyses were collected in polyethylene carboys. Samples for bacteriological analyses were
collected in sterilized bottles. Temperature, pH, conductivity and dissolved oxygen were
measured at site itself. The name of ground water and surface sampling locations is
presented in Table 2.5 and Table 2.6. Sampling map provided in Figure 2.2. Sample
testing is in progress and test report shall be included in Draft EIA report. Photographs of
the Monitoring Location are presented in Figure 2.4.

Table 10.1.1.1.1.1 Ground water Sampling Locations Surface Water Quality

S. No. Location Source Coordinates Direction wrt
Project site with
approx. distance
Near Project Site 30° 5'3.06"N, 0.21 Km, SE
GW1 Tap
Dudhu Pani 78°15'0.65"E
Syampur By Pass 30° 3'57.64"N, 2.2 Km, S
GW2 Tap
Supply Water 78°14'42.07"E
Bhatton wala Handpump 30° 4'18.17"N, 1.8 SW
GW3
78°14'17.10"E
Krishana Vihar Borewell 30° 4'17.70"N, 1.4 Km, S
GW4
78°14'50.66"E
Near Virbhadra Handpump 30° 4'3.34"N, 3.35 SE
GW5
Temple 78°16'36.44"E

Table 10.1.1.1.1.2 Surface Water Sampling Locations

S. No. Location Source Coordinates Direction wrt
Project site with
approx. distance
Ganga Nadi Near 30° 4'7.38"N,
SW1 Virbhadra Temple River 78°17'1.94"E 3.9 SE

Dudhu Pani Shyampur Bypass

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Bhatton wala Krishna Vihar

Ganga Nadi Near Virbhadra Temple

Near Virbhadra Temple

Water Sampling Photographs

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Chapter 11. Soil Quality

The soil samples were collected from Six (05) selected locations during study period. The
samples collected from all the locations were homogeneous representative of each location.
At random five sub-locations were identified at each location and soil samples were
collected from 5 to15-cm below the surface. It was uniformly mixed before homogenizing
the soil samples. The homogenized samples to be analyzed for physicochemical
characteristics. Sampling map provided in Figure 2.5. Soil sampling locations are presented
in Table 2.7.

Table 11.1.1.1.1.1 Soil sampling Locations

S. No. Location Source Coordinates Direction wrt
Plant site with
approx. distance
Project Site 30° 5'8.14"N, --
S1 Site
78°14'57.41"E
Near Project Site 30° 4'51.56"N, 0.6 SSE
S2 Agriculture field
Dudhu Pani 78°15'6.90"E
Near NH-34 Malviya Agriculture field 30° 4'5.48"N, 2.0 SSW
S3
Nagar Gumaniwala 78°14'37.19"E
IDPL Near Income Agriculture field 30° 4'22.47"N, 1.55 Km, SSE
S4
Tax Office 78°15'17.73"E
Near Virbhadra Agriculture field 30° 3'59.39"N, 3.4 SE
S5
Temple 78°16'36.13"E

Project Site Near Project Site Dudhu Pani

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Near NH-34 Malviya Nagar Gumaniwala IDPL Near Income tax Office

Near Virbhadra Temple

1 Soil Sampling Photographs

Chapter 12. Environment Sensitivity

Rajaji National Park is located about 4.25 km SWW of the proposed project site. beside this there
area so many PF and RF are present in the study area. Rajaji National parks is IUCN category II
protected areas. Rajaji National Park was declared as a tiger reserve in 15 April 2015. Rajaji
became the second tiger reserve in Uttarakhand. Rajaji National Park is nestled between the
Shivalik ranges and the Indo-Gangetic plains. Broadleaved deciduous forests, riverine vegetation,
scrubland, grasslands and forests form the range of flora in this park. The dense jungles here are
home to vivacious wildlife. The varied topography of the national park is also responsible for vivid
animal life inhibited here. The under-wood is light and often absent, consisting of rohini (Mallotus
philippensis), amaltas (Cassia fistula), shisham (Dalbergia sissoo), Sal (Shorea robusta), palash
(Butea monosperma), arjun (Terminalia arjuna), khair (Senegalia catechu), baans (Dendrocalamus
strictus), semul (Bombax ceiba), sandan, (chamaror Ehretia), amla (Phyllanthus emblica), kachnar
(Bauhienia variegate), ber (Ziziphus mauritiana) and bel (Aegle marmelos)etc.

Rajaji National Park is predominantly formed from dense green jungles, and this environment forms
a habitat for a number of animals. The park is at the northwestern limit of distribution for both
elephants and tigers in India. The park is most renowned for its elephants. The mountain goat,
goral is another noteworthy resident. It is mainly confined to the precipitous pine-covered slopes.
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Besides the huge pachyderms and the nimble goats, you might come across huge herds of chital,
sometimes as many as 250 to a herd. sambar, barking deer, hog deer, nilgai, wild pigs and sloth
bears also inhabit these forests though you may not always catch a glimpse of these. The rhesus
macaque and the common langur are fairly common here. Tigers and leopards are the prime
predators in Rajaji. The leopard cat, jungle cat, civet and yellow-throated marten are other
carnivores. Mammals like the hyena, jackal and the Bengal fox scavenge in the park. The
Himalayan black bear though uncommon, can be sighted in the higher reaches of the park. The
environment senstivity in study area (10 km area ) are presented in Following Table:

Table 12.1.1.1.1.1 Environment Sensitivity within the 10 km radius of the project site
1 Areas protected under Barkot Reserved forest (0.9km,N)
international conventions, Rishikesh Reserved forest (1.20km,NE)
national or local legislation Bibiwala Reserved forest(3.50km,N)
for their ecological,
7 reserved forests(4.00 to 5.00 km,S)
landscape, cultural or Yes
other related value Dudhia R.F(9.89km,S)
Rajaji National Park(4.25km,SSW)
Chandanawa Reserved forest(6.55km,N)
Muni ki Reti Reserved forest(6.24km,NE)
2 Areas which are important Kalapani River(2.70km,E)
or sensitive for ecological Ganga River(3.94km,E)
reasons -Wetlands, Bengali Khala River(4.33km,S)
watercourses or other
Golpani Rao River(2.75km,W)
water bodies, coastal
zone, biospheres, Teenpani River(3.02km,W)
mountains, forests Yes Suswa Rive(6.17km,SW)
Songi river(4.75km,SW)
Chandharbhaga river(4.87km,N)
Binj Rao River(6.00km,SE)
Motichor Rao River(9.57km,SW)
Dogadda Sot River(9.00km,S)
3 Areas used by protected, Barkot Reserved forest (0.9km,N)
important or sensitive Rishikesh Reserved forest (1.20km,NE)
species of flora or fauna Bibiwala Reserved forest(3.50km,N)
for breeding, nesting,
foraging, resting, over Yes 7 reserved forests(4.00 to 5 km,S)
wintering, migration Dudhia R.F(9.89km,S)
Rajaji National Park(4.25km,SSW)
Chandanawa Reserved forest(6.55km,N)
Muni ki Reti Reserved forest(6.24km,NE)
4 Inland, coastal, marine or Kalapani River(2.70km,E)
underground waters Ganga River(3.94km,E)
Bengali Khala River(4.33km,S)
Golpani Rao River(2.75km,W)
Teenpani River(3.02km,W)
Yes Suswa Rive(6.17km,SW)
Songi river(4.75km,SW)
Chandharbhaga river(4.87km,N)
Binj Rao River(6.00km,SE)
Motichor Rao River(9.57km,SW)
Dogadda Sot River(9.00km,S)
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5 State, National boundaries No There are no state or National boundaries

6 Routes or facilities used
by the public for access to
Yes NH-58 km about1.27km,E
recreation or other tourist,
pilgrim areas
7 Defense installations No There are no defense installations
8 Densely populated or built- Ghumaniwala,0.60km, S
up area Yes
Virbhdra,0.97km,SE
9 Areas occupied by
sensitive man-made land DSB International Public School,1.40km,S
uses (hospitals, schools, Yes
places of worship, AIMS 3.66km,E
community facilities)
10 Areas containing
important, high quality or
scarce resources (ground
water resources, surface No
resources, forestry,
agriculture, fisheries,
tourism, minerals)
11 Areas already subjected to
pollution or environmental
damage. (Those where
No --------------------------
existing legal
environmental standards
are exceeded)
12 Areas susceptible to
natural hazard which could
cause the project to
present environmental
problems (earthquakes, Project area falls in the seismic zone-IV (High Risk Zone)
subsidence, landslides,
erosion, flooding or
extreme or adverse
climatic conditions)

Chapter 13. Public Consultation

Survey had been done at 3 Villages mentioned below.

1) Veerbhadra
2) Gujjar basti
3) Ghumaniwala

Observations:
 People have knowledge about this new landfill site project.

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 People were positive about the project. According to them shifting of this existing landfill site
to the new site is going to solve pollution problem in the city area as this existing site is in
the centre of the city.
 People where this new landfill site is going to be shifted are also more positive as this is a
good step for the pollution problem in city. There is no private land involved in this project
land belongs to Forest department. At new landfill site there is a area called Gujjar basti
which is an illegal encroachments of forest land.
 Still people at this village also raised some issues like there will be a problem of smell and
could be land pollution in future if landfill site is not managed properly. According to local
people new landfill site should be scientific.
 People at Gujjar basti also raised issues of Traffic problems in future because of the
increased vehicular movement.
 People at Gujjar basti village also compliant about bad water quality. So in future due to this
new landfill site this problem may increase further
 People have also mentioned that there will be some positive impact like internal road
development in the village as the existing road at new landfill site is kacha.
Site Photographs

At Project Site At Project Site

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Site Photographs

Village: Veerbhadra Village: Veerbhadra

Village: Ghumaniwala Village: Gujjar Basti

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Stakeholder Consultation With Mayer(Anita Mamgai)

and Municipal Corporation Staff Village: Gujjar Basti

Village: Gujjar Basti

Village: Gujjar Basti

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Village: Ghumaniwala Village: Ghumaniwala

Village: Gujjar Basti Village: Gujjar Basti

Conclusion:
Local people were positive about this project. Due to the existing landfill site there are lots of
problems of pollution in the city so shifting of this landfill will solve pollution problem and improve
the aesthetic view also. At new location of this landfill site people are positive and has no major
issues.

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