ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
PLAN

For the Proposed Project for Manufacturing Of

Synthetic Organic Chemicals
(API/Bulk Drugs / Pharmaceutical Products)

M/s. Organo Chem (India)

At Plot No.: G-3, G-4, H-41, H-42, H-43, H-44

UPSIDC Industrial Estate Jamour,
Distt.: Shahjahanpur
Uttar Pradesh

March, 2021

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Table of Contents
1 Preamble ............................................................................................................................................. 3
2 Aim & Objectives Of EMP ................................................................................................................. 8
3 Assessment of Potential Environmental Pollution / Impact ........................................................ 8
4 EHS Management Department ...................................................................................................... 9
4.1 Functions of the EMP Implementation Team ..................................................................... 10
5 Environmental Management Plan For Construction Phase .................................................... 10
6 Environment Management For Operation Phase ..................................................................... 11
6.1 Air Pollution Control & Management .................................................................................. 12
6.2 Water Requirement & Wastewater management ........................................................... 14
6.3 Solid/ Hazardous Waste Management ............................................................................... 15
6.4 Noise Pollution Control ............................................................................................................ 16
6.5 Protection & Conservation of Ecology / Biological Environment .................................. 17
6.6 Greenbelt Development ....................................................................................................... 18
6.7 Cleaner Production Approach ............................................................................................. 20
6.8 Rainwater Harvesting .............................................................................................................. 20
6.9 Solvent Management ............................................................................................................. 21
6.10 Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) Program ......................................................................... 21
6.11 Odour Control Plan ................................................................................................................. 28
6.12 Occupational Health Management Plan .......................................................................... 28
6.13 Socio-Economic Aspect / Corporate Environmental Responsibility (CER) .................. 30
7 Environmental Monitoring Program.............................................................................................. 30
7.1 Record Keeping / Env. Statutory Compliance submission .............................................. 31
8 Budgetary Allocation for Implementation of Environmental Management Plan (EMP) ... 32
9 Summary and Conclusion .............................................................................................................. 33

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List of Tables
Table 1: Environmental Impact Identification Matrix - Cause Effect Relationship ......................... 8
Table 2: EMP for Environment Management during Construction Phase ...................................... 10
Table 3: EMP for Air Emission Control during Operation Phase ........................................................ 12
Table 4: EMP for Water & Wastewater Management during Operation Phase ........................... 14
Table 5: EMP for Hazardous & Solid Waste Management during Operation Phase .................... 15
Table 6: EMP for Noise Control during Operation Phase ................................................................... 16
Table 7: Eco-biodiversity Conservation Plan through Habitat Improvement and Awareness .. 18
Table 8: Details of Plant Species in Greenbelt ..................................................................................... 19
Table 9: Proposed Three Years Program for Greenbelt Development ........................................... 19
Table 10: General Activity for LDAR ....................................................................................................... 22
Table 11: Equipment Component Frequency of Monitoring and Repair Schedule .................... 24
Table 12: Checklist for implementation of LDAR Program to reduce emissions of VOCs ........... 25
Table 13: Details of Solvent & LDAR Applicability at Probable Sources of Leakages .................. 27
Table 14: Mitigation Measures w.r.t. LDAR Adaptation ..................................................................... 28
Table 15: Need base CER Activities & Action Plan for Socio-Economic Welfare ......................... 30
Table 16: Environmental Monitoring Program ..................................................................................... 31
Table 17: Budgetary Allocation towards Environmental Management......................................... 32

List of Figures
Figure 1: Map showing location of the project site .............................................................................. 4
Figure 2: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area ................... 5
Figure 3: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area (500 m
radius) ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
Figure 4: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area (1 km, 5
km, 10 km radius) ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 5: EHS Department Organogram ................................................................................................. 9
Figure 2: A Typical Schematic Diagram of Solvent Transfer with Probable Losses ....................... 26

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1 Preamble

We M/s. Organo Chem (India) is to be located at Plot No.: G-3, G-4, H-41, H-42, H-43, H-44,
UPSIDC Industrial Estate Jamour, Distt.: Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. M/s. Organo Chem
(India) is committed to maintain the harmony between production and environment in
sustainable manner. They are also abided to comply all the environment & pollution control
Act/Rules / Regulation/ statutory requirement.
M/s. Organo Chem (India) is located at Plot No.: G-3, G-4, H-41, H-42, H-43, H-44, UPSIDC
Industrial Estate Jamour, Distt.: Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. M/s. Organo Chem (India) is
proprietorship firm incorporated on 06-06-2012 with an object to carry on the business of
manufacturing of varied experience with the main object of producing inorganic & organic
chemicals for domestic as well as MNCs, with its registered office situated at Shahjahanpur. The
company has acquired 13600 sq.m. of land at Growth Centre UPSIDC Industrial area Jamour,
Sahajaganpur district of Uttar Pradesh.
Now, M /s. Organo Chem (India) move to modify owns self with entering in Pharma sector, and
we, M/s. Organo Chem (India) is proposed to manufacture API and Pharmaceutical products at
Plot No.: G-3, G-4, H-41, H-42, H-43, H-44,, UPSIDC Industrial Estate Jamour, Distt.:
Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
The proposed project mainly involves two phases:
Construction Phase: involves activities viz. site cleaning, excavation, construction, installation of
plant machinery, raw material transportation and handling, greenbelt development and labour
employment. Greenbelt development is proposed to be taken up at the initial stage and hence
it has been considered in this phase. Minor and temporary /short term impacts are expected
due to the construction activities on water, air, noise, soil and social environment attributes.
Operational Phase: involves activities viz. raw material storage & handling & transportation,
production activity, product storage, handling & transportation, gaseous emission, water
consumption & wastewater discharge, solid & hazardous waste generation, labour employment,
infrastructure & greenbelt development/maintenance. This phase of project is important as it
generates long term impact as the production starts. The primary environment impact causing
likely deterioration will be on air, water, noise, soil and flora – fauna due to air emission, water
consumption & wastewater generation, solid/hazardous waste generation, noise generation
and transportation.
The potential environmental pollution/impacts of the proposed projects/activity could be
mitigated by installation of adequate pollution control equipment / mitigation measures. Hence,
M/s. Organo Chem (India) will adopt the Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for proposed
the pharmaceutical projects to mitigate/control the potential environmental pollution/impact,
which is presented in the subsequent sections.

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Figure 1: Map showing location of the project site

Map of India showing U.P. State U.P. State Map showing Shahjahanpur District

Project Site - M/S. ORGANO CHEM (INDIA)

Map showing Jamour area of Shahjahanpur District
UPSIDC Industrial Estate, Jamour, Distt.: Shahjahanpur, UP

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Figure 2: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area

M/S. ORGANO CHEM (INDIA)

Plot No.: G-3, G-4, H-41, H-42, H-43, H-44
UPSIDC Industrial Estate, Jamour,
Distt.: Shahjahanpur
Uttar Pradesh

GPS coordinates of the site:

Latitude : 27.824950°
Longitude : 79.849544°

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Figure 3: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area (500 m radius)

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Figure 4: Google image showing location of the project site and surrounding area (1 km, 5 km, 10 km radius)

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2 Aim & Objectives of EMP

Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is a basic tool to achieve sustainable industrial
development concept. The primary aim of an EMP is to address the administrative aspects of
the project for ensuring that mitigation measures are implemented in a specified time frame
and their effectiveness is being monitored by the responsible personnel.
The major objectives of this EMP are:

 To treat all the pollutants i.e. liquid effluent, air emissions and hazardous waste with
adoption of adequate and efficient technology.
 To make budgetary allocation for effective implementation of environment management
system.

 To comply with all the conditions of the regulations / applicable laws stipulated by
MoEF&CC, Pollution Control Board

 To create good working conditions for employees and neighbouring environment.

 Continuous development and search for innovative technologies for a cleaner and better
environment and to limit/reduce the degree, extent, magnitude or duration of adverse
impacts.
 To prepare an Environmental Monitoring Programme for periodical assessment of
effectiveness of implementation of EMP and to take corrective measures in case of any
degradation in the surrounding environment.
 To contribute significantly towards sustainable development by waste minimization and
resource conservation practices for achieving the stipulated environmental standards.

3 Assessment of Potential Environmental Pollution / Impact

Table 1: Environmental Impact Identification Matrix - Cause Effect Relationship
Project Activity Environmental Attributes/ Aspects
Land Air Water Noise Ecology & Resource Infrastructure Human Socio-
/ Soil Quality Quality Level Biodiversity Depletion & Services Health/ Env. Economic
Hazard
(-ST)
Land / Site Clearing (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST)

Construction
&Plant Machinery (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST)
Installation
Transportation &
(-ST) (-LT) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (+LT)
Vehicle movement
Water Consumption (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT)
Wastewater
(-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT)
Generation
Fuel & Electricity (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (+LT)

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Project Activity Environmental Attributes/ Aspects

Land Air Water Noise Ecology & Resource Infrastructure Human Socio-
/ Soil Quality Quality Level Biodiversity Depletion & Services Health/ Env. Economic
Hazard
Consumption
Air Pollutants
(-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT)
Emissions
Material Storage/
(-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST)
Handling
Solid / Haz. Waste
(-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT)
Storage &Disposal
Spillage and Leaks (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST)
Plant Operation &
(-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (-LT) (+LT) (-LT) (+LT)
Equipment Failure
Shutdown/Start-Up (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST) (-ST)
Greenbelt
(+LT) (+LT) (+LT) (+LT) (+LT) (+ST)
Development
Employment
(+LT) (+LT) (+LT)
Opportunity
(+) positive / beneficial impact; (-) negative / adverse impact, (ST): short term, (LT): long term

4 EHS Management Department

Apart from having an EMP, it is also necessary to have a permanent organizational set-up i.e. an
Environmental, Health and Safety [EHS] Department to ensure effective implementation of
EMP.
M/s. Organo Chem (India) will develop a separate EHS Department to monitor the performance
of environmental, safety and health attributes of project. The setup of the EHS Department is
given below.
Figure 5: EHS Department Organogram

Director

Plant Manager

EHS Officer

Plant Technician
(ETP Chemist/ Operator/ Fire-fighter/ Helper)

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4.1 Functions of the EMP Implementation Team

 Implementation of the mitigation measures.
 Maintain Records of the operation.
 Monitoring the programme of implementation.
 To estimate the efficiency of measures taken.
 To bring out any other unforeseen effect on environment not covered under the report.
 Inspection and regular maintenance of mining equipments and transport vehicles.
 EHS department will monitor all project activities to ensure the appropriate
implementation of all environmental mitigation activities and to identify areas where
environmental management plan compliance is not satisfied.
 Responsibilities will be assigned to officer from various disciplines to perform and co-
ordinate the activities concerned with management and implementation of environmental
control measures.
 Director of the company will be responsible for overall environmental management. EHS
officer will inform all the matter regarding environmental management including
reporting of non-compliances / violations of environmental norms.

5 Environmental Management Plan for Construction Phase

EMP for Various Environmental Parameters such as Air, Water, Noise, Land/Soil, Flora, Fauna,
Socio-Economic, Health & Safety will be adopted during construction activities
Table 2: EMP for Environment Management during Construction Phase

Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

 Project  Particulate matter,  Top soil (if any) will be stored onsite  During
Construction fugitive emissions, and used for development of construction,
activities such domestic greenbelt/ landscaping.  Plant/
as site cleaning, wastewater, noise,  Excavated earth (if any) will be used for Construction
excavation, municipal waste, refilling of foundation & plinth, green Head
building hazardous waste belt and levelling low lying areas at  EHS Head
construction, etc. project site itself.
installation of
 Construction and demolition materials
equipment’s,
(if any) will be used for levelling low
transportation
lying areas.
of construction
material and  Regular sprinkling of the water will be
construction recommended during the construction
material phase.
handling etc.  Tarpaulin sheet will be used to cover
the materials during transportation.
 Preventing maintenance of machinery
and transportation vehicles should be

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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

carried out regularly.
 Provision of silencer, to modulate the
noise generated by the machine, if
required.
 Regular use of PPE like nose masks,
gum-boots & hand gloves while
working.
 Reduce the exposure time of workers
to the higher noise level by job
rotation.
 To protect workers working in noisy
area, personal protective equipments
like earmuffs/earplugs will be provided.
 The safety department will supervise
the safe working of the contractor and
their employees.
 All municipal solid waste will be
properly stored on site before it is
collected by municipal waste
management agency for its ultimate
disposal.
 The construction site would be
provided with suitable toilet facilities
for the workers to allow proper
standards of hygiene. These facilities
would be connected to a septic tank
and maintained to ensure minimum
impact on the environment.
 Adequate space will be provided for
construction of temporary sheds for
construction workers mobilized by the
contractors. Unit will also supply
potable water for the construction
workers.
 Work spots will be maintained clean,
provided with optimum lighting and
enough ventilation to eliminate
dust/fumes.
 Tree plantation will be carried out on
periphery of plant premises and along
the roadside.

6 Environment Management for Operation Phase

The EMP for the proposed project has been prepared for the various environmental attributes
like Air, Water, Land, Noise, Ecology, Socio-Economic etc.

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6.1 Air Pollution Control & Management

The proposed EMP including with the source of pollution, potential env. Impact / issue and
suggestive control/ mitigation measures for Air pollution Control & Management are delineated
under:
Table 3: EMP for Air Emission Control during Operation Phase
Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility
Stack attached SPM, SO2 and NO2  Coal / Agro Briquettes will be used as a  Plant Head
to Boiler etc fuel in boiler, Multi cyclone separator +  EHS Head and
Bag filter + Water scrubber will be associated
provided as an Air Pollution Control workers
System.

Stack attached HCl, NH3, and VOC  Water scrubber, Alkali scrubber & VOC
to process scrubber will be provided to control the
reactor process emission.
 Adequate stack height will be provided
to control & disperse the air pollutants
within the stipulated norms.
 Sampling port & monitoring point will
be provided on all stacks.
 Provision of ID fan, preventive
maintenance facilities for Stacks,
Utilities, Storage area/vessels,
pipelines, safety arrangements, and
facilities equipment to prevent
accidental emissions.
 The unit will provide solvent recovery
system/ distillation process for the
recovery of solvent. The solvent will be
recovered and reuse.
 Peripheral greenbelt will be developed
and maintained as per CPCB guidelines.
Fugitive Odour/VOC  All the raw materials will be stored in  Plant Head
emissions due isolated storage area and containers  EHS Head and
to raw material will be kept tightly closed. associated
handling and  Entire manufacturing activity will be workers
transportation, carried out in closed reactors/ vessels
manufacturing and regular checking and maintenance
activity etc. of the same will be carried out to avoid
any leakages.
 All the motors of pumps for the
handling of hazardous chemicals will be
flame proof and provided with suitable
mechanical seal with stand-by
arrangement.
 The control of all parameters on a
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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

adequate control valves, pressure
release valves and safety valves etc.
 All the flange joints of the pipe lines will
be covered with flange guards.
 The spillages / leakages of specific
chemical will be collected and it will be
drained to effluent treatment plant.
 Precautionary measures will be taken
while handling various hazardous
chemicals.
 Adequate ventilation system in process
plant and hazardous chemical storage
area should be provided.
 A regular preventive maintenance will
be planned to replace or rectify all
gaskets, joints etc.
 Transporters will be instructed to cover
the trucks by tarpaulin sheets.
 Sufficient information and training
regarding characteristics and
immediate actions in case of any
spillage or accident during
transportation of hazardous chemical
will be provided to the driver.
 The unit will also develop green belt
area within the factory premises to
control the fugitive emissions from
spreading into surrounding
environment.
 Unit will install portable detection
system for VOCs in the process area. In
addition, unit should carry out regular
work place monitoring.
 To control the odour (if any) generated
during the process, unit will be installed
turbo jet ventilators on the roof top of
the industrial shed area.
Vehicle for Vehicular / HC  Internal approach roads shall be paved  Security
Transportation emissions using concrete or asphalt person
 Low emission vehicles shall be  EHS officer &
preferred for transportation associated
 All vehicles will be periodically workers
maintained & serviced to prevent
/reduce the exhaust level
 Only PUC certified vehicle will be
allowed to use in proposed project

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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

activities.

6.2 Water Requirement & Wastewater Management

The proposed EMP including with the source of pollution, potential env. Impact / issue and
suggestive control / mitigation measures for Water Requirement & Wastewater Management are
delineated under:

Table 4: EMP for Water & Wastewater Management during Operation Phase
Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility
Water Resources  Metering facilities will be provided at  Security
requirement depletion by sources of water consumption & person
consumption of discharge of treated effluent.  EHS officer &
water  Regular inspection, control & necessary associated
maintenance for reduction of workers
evaporation loss, blow down and
preventing leak/spill from pipes, taps/
valves etc
 Adequately designed cooling tower/
system with optimized cooling water
requirement & evaporative losses will
be used
 Minimization of steam losses from
boiler & steam lines and process and
optimization of COC in cooling system
 Treated wastewater will be recycled
/reuse system as much as possible.
 Rainwater harvesting system will be
adopted to recharge the sub-surface
water aquifer
Wastewater Water pollution  Efficient ETP for treatment of industrial • HSE Head
effluent will be provided to attain the • ETP chemist/
ZLD concept operator,
 Provision of adequate storm water • Plant /
drainage lines Department
 Mixing of any contaminated stream  In-charges
with storm water drainage will be
avoided
Domestic  Proper sanitation facilities with septic
Wastewater: Low tank/ soak pit system
Pollution Potential  The domestic wastewater generated
will be disposed off through septic
tank/soak pit system.
Industrial  High TDS/ COD process effluent will be
Wastewater: sent to solvent stripper and thereafter

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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

Slightly High it will be sent to MEE followed by ATFD.
Pollution Potential The MEE /ATFD condensate will be sent
to Effluent Treatment Plant for further
treatment And
 The remaining low TDS/ COD effluent
[consisting, process effluent, boiler
blow down, cooling purge, APCM,
washing] and MEE /ATFD condensate
will be treated in an on-site ETP
followed by RO system.
 The treated effluent will be reused/
recycled and the RO reject will be sent
to above stated MEE.
 Thus, unit will maintain Zero Liquid
Discharge (ZLD).
 Regular quality assessment of raw &
treated effluent to evaluate efficiency
of ETP.
 Regular maintenance of wastewater
pipelines, ETP, evaporator and allied
facilities for maintaining optimum
efficiency of wastewater treatment &
recycling as well as to prevent leak &
spill of untreated effluent and
maintenance of good housekeeping

6.3 Solid / Hazardous Waste Management

The proposed EMP including with the source of pollution, potential env. Impact / issue and suggestive
control/ mitigation measures for Hazardous / Non - Hazardous Waste Management are delineated under:

Table 5: EMP for Hazardous & Solid Waste Management during Operation Phase
Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility
Hazardous/Non- Improper handling  Separate storage area (as per MoEF&CC  Security
Hazardous will induce Env. / CPCB guidelines) will be provided for person
waste Issue including soil, hazardous waste proposed to be  EHS officer &
management water, air, biota, generated from the unit. associated
health issues  Separate designated storage area for workers
each category of waste will be properly
earmarked.
 The hazardous waste storage area will
have RCC flooring and asbestos roof
covering on the top so as to avoid
rainwater mixing with the same. The
leachate if any, will be discharged to
collection tank of Effluent Treatment
Plant

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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

 Transportation of hazardous waste to
the TSDF should be governed as per the
GPCB/ CPCB guidelines.
 Stock of the hazardous waste to be
maintained in Form-3 and annual
returns of the disposal of hazardous
wastes to be submitted in Form- 4.
 Proper handling, loading & unloading of
waste will be monitored during waste
handling, storage & transportation to
avoid spillage/leak causing
contamination of soil /environment
 Details of possible Hazardous waste
generation and management option
area given in Annexure-6

6.4 Noise Pollution Control

The proposed EMP including with the source of pollution, potential env. Impact / issue and
suggestive control/ mitigation measures for Noise Pollution Control / Management are delineated
under:

Table 6: EMP for Noise Control during Operation Phase

Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

Noise Nuisance /  Noise generating equipment like  Maintenance
due to various Noise pollution motors, pumps, compressor etc. will be personnel
plant machinery (Low Pollution mounted on sturdy concrete  EHS officer &
and equipment Potential) foundations with rubber padding to associated
reduce vibrations workers
 All rotating equipment or part thereof
shall be dynamically balanced and will
be provided with proper non/low
vibrating enclosures
 Noise suppression measures such as
enclosures, buffers and/or protective
measures will be provided, if required
(wherever noise level is more than 90
dB (A)).
 Employees will be provided with ear
protection measures like earplugs or
earmuffs. Earplug should be provided
to all workers where exposure is 85 dB
(A) or more.
 Moreover, the personnel are provided
breaks in their working hours, with the
continuous exposure not increasing
three (3) hours

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Source/Activity Pollutant/Env. Issue Pollution Control Mitigation /Measures Responsibility

 The transportation contractor will be
informed to avoid unnecessary
speeding of the vehicles inside the
premises.
 Extensive oiling, lubrication and
preventive maintenance will be carried
out for the machineries and
equipments to reduce noise
generation.
 The selection of plant equipment will
be made with specification of low noise
levels.
 Areas with high noise levels will be
identified and segregated where
possible and will include prominently
displayed caution boards.
 The greenbelt area will be developed
within industrial premises and around
the periphery (if possible) to prevent
the noise pollution in surrounding area.
 Suitable barrier around the
construction site wherever / whenever
required to reduce noise level outside
the project premises
 Regular lubrication & preventive
maintenance shall be done to reduce
vibration & noise generation
 All vehicles shall maintain speed limit
inside the premises & loud horns &
unusual acceleration of engine shall be
prohibited
 Safety blow off valves, i.e. discharge
pipes, relief valves, etc. will be
equipped with silencers.
 Periodic monitoring of noise levels as
per post-project monitoring

6.5 Protection & Conservation of Ecology / Biological Environment

 Habitat improvement programme can be undertaken through plantation of suitable tree
species in the surrounding villages. While selecting the tree/ shrub species care shall be
provided for beery plants which attract these birds.

 During summer period, villagers will be encouraged to use the old earthen pots to fill with
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feeds, there by supplying the feed like Bajri, Juwar, Maize etc. to the identified surrounding
villages with good population of Indian peafowls will suffix the problem of food shortage.
The proponent can directly supply these feeds to the villages directly or by funding to the
NGOs active in this mission. Conservation through Habitat Improvement and Awareness are
detailed in following table.

Table 7: Eco-biodiversity Conservation Plan through Habitat Improvement and Awareness

Conservation Measures Proposed Conservation Measures Budget Allocation

Conservation through Habitat Supplying the feed like Bajri, Juwar, Rs. 50,000/- Yearly
Improvement & provision of Maize to the identified surrounding
food villages

6.6 Greenbelt Development

 The main objective of the green belt is to provide a barrier between the plant and the
surrounding areas. The green belt helps to halt soil erosion, make the eco-system more
sustainable, make the climate more conductive and restore water balance. The green belt
helps to capture the fugitive emissions and to attenuate the noise generated in the plant apart
from improving the aesthetics of the plant site.
 The company will develop the adequate greenbelt of within the premises (about 33% of total
land). Healthy & every green plantation in greenbelt will be maintained and ensured by the
company all the time
 Company shall follow CPCB guidelines for development & maintenance of greenbelt area
 Company shall do plantation in greenbelt area (@2500 tree / hectare) considering the survival
rate of saplings 80% - 85% for plantation.
 Indigenous species (local species of trees & shrub for greenbelt development) with high APTI
value will be selected for Green Belt.
 Tree and shrub species which are tall and bearing larger canopy cover and leaf area with
different size classes (small, medium and larger) were suggested to maintain the different
canopy levels at vertical profile.
 Many fruit trees and shrubs were in the selection list to attract birds, squirrel and fruit eating
bats which are locally available.
 The green belt development program will go simultaneously in phased manner along with the
civil activities in consultation with horticulture experts
 Character of plants mainly considered for affecting absorption of pollutant gases and removal
of dust particle are as follows.
For Absorption of Gases:
o Tolerance towards pollutants in question, at concentration, that are not too high to be
instantaneously lethal
o Longer duration of foliage
o Freely exposed foliage
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o Openness of foliage in canopy

o Big leaves (long and broad laminar surface)
o Large number of stomata apertures
For Removal of Suspended Particulate Matter
o Height and spread of crown.
o Leaves supported on firm petiole
o Abundance of surface on bark and foliage
o Roughness of bark
o Abundance of axillary hairs
o Hairs or scales on laminar surface
o Protected Stomata
 The trees and shrubs selected from the above mention list based on its availability shall be
planted as greenbelt of 5-10 m width around the plant boundary. Plantation will be carried out
in Three Tier manner.
 The plantations need to be managed by regular watering, soil enrichment work, applying
manure, weeding and provide proper protection.
 Plantation requires after care for a period till the saplings attain matured tree stage.
 Replacement of sapling (replanting) required whenever mortality occurs in the plantation
during the growth stage.
 The proposed green belt development will be carried out in consultation with horticulture
expert/ forest department.

Table 8: Details of Plant Species in Greenbelt

Sr. Local Name Scientific Name SI Habit Tolerance No. of

No. Response plant
1. Amri/Ambo Mangifer indica L. 30.77 Tree T 100
2. Paras Pipalo Thespesia populnea L. 29.81 Tree T 100
3. Limbdo, Neem Azadirachta indica A. Juss. 29.2 Tree T 100
4. Jamrukh/Jamfal Psidium guajava inn. 28.38 Tree T 100
5. Asopalav Polyalthia longifolia Sonn.Th. 22.27 Tree S 100
6. Kasid Cassia siamea Lam. 21.2 Tree T 100
7. Gulmohar Delonix regia 14.38 Tree S 100
8. Bougainvel Bougainvillea spectabilis 32.53 Shrub T 100
9. Pili Karen Thevetia peruviana (Pers.) 27.8 Shrub T 100
10. Gulabi Karen Nerium md1cum Mill 15.7 Shrub T 75
TOTAL 975
SI: Stomatal Index
Tolerance Response w.r.t. APTI value; [Sensitive (S) = APTI value: <11, Intermediate (I) =
APTI value: 12-16, Tolerant (T) =: APTI value >17]

Table 9: Proposed Three Years Program for Greenbelt Development

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Sr. Yearly Plan

Particulars st Total
No. 1 Year 2nd Year 3rd Year
1. No. of plants to be planted 275 275 275 825
2. Budgetary Allocation (Rs.) 1,37,500 1,37,500 1,37,500 4,12,500

6.7 Cleaner Production Approach

 Optimization, energy conservation and reduce/ reuse /recycle of waste are the principal
approaches of Cleaner production activities.
 Cleaner production is a preventive, company-specific environmental protection initiative. It is
intended to minimize waste and emissions and maximize product output. Unit will adopt
cleaner production techniques in water conservation, waste minimization, housekeeping,
reuse/recycle, energy saving etc. wherever possible by the following practices;
 Adopting latest and best process technology to achieve maximum yield with minimum waste
generation.
 Adopting good housekeeping practices by maintaining cleanliness in premises and providing
regular training and giving instructions for the same.
 Reusing of water as much as possible.
 Carrying out energy audit at regular time interval.
 Installing flow meter at water intake and at effluent treatment plant.
 Installation and efficient use of rain water harvesting system.
 Reusing spent/waste oil for lubrication in machineries and equipments within the premises.
 Use of LED in administrative & office area should be preferred.
 Natural light should be used in maximum possible area instead of electrical lighting.
 Use of photosensitive switches for road & open area lightings if possible.
 Adequate thermal insulation for pipelines of chillers, hot fluid lines and other facilities
wherever heat or cooling loss is anticipated.
 Use of energy efficient motors, power tools, lighting facilities and other electrical equipment.

6.8 Rainwater Harvesting

 Rain Water Harvesting (RWH) is a method of utilizing rain water for domestic and agricultural
use, which is widely used throughout the world. Rain water from terraces/rooftop areas shall
be collected through rain water down-take pipes & collected to catch basins or stored in rain
water tanks as this is uncontaminated water. The company will plan to use water storage tank
to harvest the rain water.
 The rainwater harvesting program is conducted by providing water storage tank for collection
of rainwater from roof of Plant Area. For the purpose, gutter for collection of rainwater during
the monsoon is installed & the collected water is used to meet the water requirement of the
industry.
 Rainwater Harvesting is generally putting back rainwater in to the underground formation,
where it will be stored in underground reservoirs (Aquifer) so that we can draw it whenever
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 Advantage of RWH
 Improve the quality of ground water.
 Reduce the soil erosion.
 Avoid flooding of roads.
 Reduce ground water pollution.
 Augment the ground water storage and decline of Water Level
 The harvested rain water can be used for flushing, washing, gardening, irrigation, fire
fighting and even consumption with necessary treatment, Rain water is the purest form
of water available to us.
 Water storage tank of 50 KL *2 will be provided to store rain water. The collected rain water
will be used for industrial uses. The calculated Rainwater harvesting potential details are is
attached as Annexure.

6.9 Solvent Management

Solvent recovery/distillation system to be adopted during processing consisting:
 Reactor attached to primary condenser having chilled water circulation of 5°C followed by
secondary condenser having chilled brine circulation of -15°C followed by scrubber.
 This will ensure that they get max. >95% recovery of solvent and if at all any vapours escapes it
will be scrubbed in scrubber.
 The company do not have separate solvent recovery unit within premises, all solvent
distillation is done during processing as a part of process.
 Recovered (distilled) solvents generated from the processing will be reused back in
manufacturing process and or mix solvent (if any) will be sent to solvent recovery facility for
recovery/ reuse.
 Details of Solvent Use & Its Recovery are given in Annexure of Form-1
Schematic Flow Diagram of Solvent recovery/distillation system

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6.10 Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) Program

 SOPs will be prepared for effective implementation and provision of leak detection & repair
(LDAR) program. Planned preventive maintenance schedule (PPM) will be prepared for the
equipment used for handling solvents/Volatile Organic Chemicals or gases.
 Training will be provided to the persons involved in preparation of LDAR program. Internal as
well as external audits will be carried out for effective implementation of LDAR program.

 General Activity for LDAR

Table 10: General Activity for LDAR
S.N. Particulars Description
(a). Elements of an o Identifying Components
LDAR Program o Leak Definition
o Monitoring Components
o Repairing Components
o Record keeping
(b). Methodology to o Identify the Chemical streams that must be monitored.
be adopted o Types of components (pumps, valves, connectors, etc.) to be
during LDAR monitored
study o Frequency of monitoring.
o Actions to be taken if a leak is detected.

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S.N. Particulars Description

o Length of time in which an attempt to repair the leak must be
performed.
o Actions that must be taken if a leak cannot be repaired within
guidelines.
o Record-keeping and reporting requirements.
(c). Sources of o Connectors are components such as flanges and fittings used
Leakages & VOC to join piping and process equipment together. Gaskets and
Generation blinds are usually installed between flanges.
o Sampling connections are utilized to obtain samples from
within a process.
o Compressors are designed to increase the pressure of a fluid
and provide motive force. They can have rotary or
reciprocating designs.
o Pressure relief devices are safety devices designed to protect
equipment from exceeding the maximum allowable working
pressure. Pressure relief valves and rupture disks are examples
of pressure relief devices.
o Leaks from pumps typically occur at the seal.
o Leaks from valves usually occur at the stem or gland area of
the valve body and are commonly caused by a failure of the
valve packing or O-ring.
o Leaks from connectors are commonly caused from gasket
failure and improper bolts on flanges.
o Leaks from sampling connections usually occur at the outlet of
the sampling valve when the sampling line is purged to obtain
the sample.
o Leaks from compressors most often occur from the seals.
o Leaks from pressure relief valves can occur if the valve is not
seated properly, operating too close to the set point, or if the
seal is worn or damaged. Leaks from rupture disks can occur
around the disk gasket if not properly installed.
o Leaks from open-ended lines occur at the point of the line
open to the atmosphere and are usually controlled by using
caps, plugs, and flanges. Leaks can also be caused by the in
correct implementation of the block and bleed procedure.
(d). Prevent losses o Leak Free Pumps for transfer of solvents like Magnetic coupled
of solvents in pumps
atmosphere o MSW (Metal Slice Wreath) Gaskets in solvent pipelines to
prevent leakage from flanges.
o Condenser and Reactor with cooling arrangement.
(e). LDAR Activities o Monitoring of Losses

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S.N. Particulars Description

 Workplace VOC monitoring through VOC meter,
 Photo ionization detector (PID) or flame ionization
detector (FID) Instrumental method of measurement of
leaks;
 Audio, visual and olfactory (AVO) leak detection; and
 Soap bubble method.
 Periodic Leakage Audit at Plant
o Preventive Maintenance to prevent Leakages
 In order to prevent leakage from Pump, Seals, Valves etc
preventive maintenance is carried out periodically as per
plan.
 In case of any recurring problem, action plan shall be
prepared or frequency shall be revised.

 Equipment Component Frequency Of Monitoring And Repair Schedule

Table 11: Equipment Component Frequency of Monitoring and Repair Schedule

S.N. Component Frequency of monitoring Repair schedule

Quarterly (semiannual
After two consecutive
1 Valves/ Flanges periods with < 2% leaks and
annual after 5 periods Repair will be started
with < 2% leaks) within 5 working days
and shall be completed
2 Pump seals Quarterly within 15 working days
after detection of leak
3 Pressure relief devices Quarterly
for general
4 Heat Exchangers Quarterly hydrocarbons.

5 Process drains Annually

Components that are difficult
6 Annually
to monitor
Pump seals with visible liquid
7 Weekly Immediately
dripping
Any component with
8 Weekly Immediately
visible leaks
Any component after
9 Within a week -
repair/ replacement

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leakage

Name of Chemical

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Method of leak check

Frequency Weekly/
Monthly /Quarterly

Checked on

Checked by

Observations/
Remarks

Leak to be attended
by(Repair to be done
within 5 working days)

Leak attended on
Table 12: Checklist for implementation of LDAR Program to reduce emissions of VOCs

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Figure 6: A Typical Schematic Diagram of Solvent Transfer with Probable Losses

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Table 13: Details of Solvent & LDAR Applicability at Probable Sources of Leakages
S. Name of Solvent Boiling Vapor Type and Mode of Sources of
N. Point Pressure capacity of Transfer/ Leakages
(°C) Storage Charging
1. Acetic Acid 117-118 11.4 mm Hg @ 20 °C HDPE/ MS By Pump  Leak
2. Acetone 56.5 231 mm Hg @ 25 °C Drum to from
(200 lit) Receiver Pump
3. n-Butanol 116 6.7 mm Hg @ 25 °C (Occur at
Then
4. Chloroform 61 209.5 hPa @ 20 °C Vessel seal)
5. Diethyl ether 34.6 58.6 kPa (@ 20°C)  Leak
from
Isopropyl Ether,
6. 68 180 mbar @ 20 °C Valve
Diisopropyl Ether
(failure
Dimethyl of the
7. 153 3.77 hPa @ 20 °C
Formamide (DMF) valve
Dimethyl packing
8. 189 0.46 mm Hg @ 20 °C & O-ring)
sulfoxide (DMSO)
9. Ethylene dichloride 81 - 85 65 mmHg @ 29 °C  Leak
from
10. Ethyl Acetate 75 – 78 103 mbar @ 20°C
flange
11. Ethyl Alcohol 78 59 mm Hg@ 20°C  If Drum
12. Isopropyl Alcohol 82 33 mm Hg @ 20 °C will leak
Methylene Chloride,  Leak
13. Methylene Dichloride, 39 350 mbar @ 20°C from
(MDC, DCM) bottom
valve in
14. Methanol 64.7 128 mm Hg @ 20 °C
rector
Methyl isobutyl
15. 117.4 21.5 mbar @ 20 °C
ketone (MIBK)
Mono Chloro
16. 131 12 mbar @ 20°C
Benzene
Methyl Tert-Butyl
17. 54 - 56 268 mbar @ 20 °C
Ether (MTBE)
18. n-Heptane 98 48 mbar @ 20 °C
19. n-Hexane 62-69 151 mm Hg @ 25 °C
20. o-Xylene 143-145 882 Pa @ 25 °C
21. Pyridine 115 - 116 20 mbar @ 20 °C
22. Tetrahydrofuran 66 145 mm Hg @ 20 °C
23. Toluene 110.6 28.4 mm Hg @ 25 °C
24. Dimethyl aniline 218 °C NA
25. Formic acid 101 °C 44 mbar @ 20 °C
146 - 148
26. Piperazine 15 mbar @ 50 °C
°C

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Table 14: Mitigation Measures w.r.t. LDAR Adaptation

Finding the Mitigation Measure

Action taken for prevention of leakages
leakages (If leakages will occur)
 For using Gas  Replace Drum/Tank  Leak free pumps for transfer of solvents.
Detector by  Leakages occur from  MSW gaskets in solvent pipelines to prevent
PID Sensor Pump – stop pump & leakages.
technology. Immediate repair  Condenser and scrubber post Reactor with
 Using  If Drum/Tank will be cooling arrangement.
Portable VOC leak – First at leak  Closed loop sampling for stripping leakages
analyzers. point covered by m during sampling procedure.
Seal and solvent  Proper Handling of Drum/Tank
transfer in empty
 Proper Maintenance of valves, flanges, pumps
drum.
 Provide Adequate Storage Area
 Provide sufficient area for unload drums from
truck.
 Conduct LDAR Program
 Over and above; Leak Detection and Repair - A
Best Practices Guide prescribed by USEPA will
be adopted.

6.11 Odour Control Plan

Following measures will be adopted to control/ minimize the odour:
 All solid raw materials shall be charged directly to reactor through special air lock hopper
against slight negative pressure (in water column) so that no odour is emitted to the
environment.
 Solid charging nozzle in reactor shall be projected inside so that it directly falls into solvent
media, thereby eliminating carrying over of solid to vapour nozzle.
 Powder transfer system shall also be used wherever applicable to have zero loss of powder
into the atmosphere.
 All liquid raw material handled in drum shall be cooled down during summer before charging
so as to minimize its vapour pressure and control of odour.

 Liquid from drums shall be charged in day tank or to reactor with the help of FLP motorized
barrel pump.
 Alternatively, vacuum lock could also be used in day tank for transfer of liquid from drum.

 Proper Personal Protective Equipment will be provided to the workers who are involved in
handling odorous materials.

 Greenbelt will also be developed to control the odour.

6.12 Occupational Health Management Plan

All precautionary methods will be adopted by the company to reduce the risk of exposure of
hazards to employees, specifically:

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 Drinking water availability shall be ensured at several locations within the plant to ensure
workers have easy access to the same.
 In case of occasional handling of heated equipment or materials, suitable PPEs such as heat
resistant gloves will be used.
Fire Emergency: Trained personnel will be employed in all the shifts. The responsibilities and
duties include:
 To fight the fire with available internal fire fighting equipment and to stop leakage of liquid
etc.
 To provide personal protective equipment to the team.
 To cordon the area and inform incident controller or site main controller about the
development of emergency.
 To train the persons (essential workers) to use personal protective equipment and fire-fighting
equipment.
Following fire safety devices will be provided:
 Water Storage of adequate capacity to meet the requirements of water for fire fighting
purposes.
 Fire hydrants and automatic sprinkler system. Diesel driven pumps and headers to supply
water to fire hydrant network.
 Adequate Portable fire extinguishers viz. Dry Chemical Powder, Capacity CO2 type Fire
Extinguishers and bucket, wheeled fire & safety equipment should be provided at the required
places.
 Equipment required for personal safety like blankets, gloves, apron, gum boots, face mask
helmets, safety belts, first aid boxes etc. are provided. Proximity suits and self-contained
breathing apparatus to be provided.
 Ventilation shall be provided to take care of heat evacuation Proper training will be imparted
to employees for use of safety appliances & first aid.
 All workers will be trained on respective Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) so as to enable
them to prevent any possible mishaps.
 All loading/unloading will be carried out under technical guidance as per the Standard
Operating Procedure (SOP) generated for the particular raw material/product.
 All pollution control equipments are periodically checked and maintained.
 The work place area monitoring will be carried out for Particulate Matters (PM), VOCs & Noise
on regular basis.
 Good housekeeping, proper and adequate ventilation and lighting will be arranged for better
workplace area as per guidelines of Factory Act.
 Regular medical examination of all workers will be carried out to assess the health status of
the workers and medical records for the same will be maintained for each worker
 A qualified doctor will be appointed on casual basis and required medicines, antidotes and
first-aid box will be procured under the guidance of appointed doctor as per guidelines of
Factory Act.

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6.13 Socio-Economic Aspect / Corporate Environmental Responsibility (CER)

 Company will provide the direct employment. Local people would be preferred. And many
other direct / indirect business opportunities will also be emerged.
 Company will also carry out various activity under its CER programs for Financial and social
benefits with special emphasis on the benefit to the local people.
 The total cost of the proposed brown-field project is estimated to be approx. Rs. 5.44 crore
and it falls in 1% slab category as per the CER circular dated 01-05-2018.
 So, the total CER budget will be Rs. 5.5 Lakhs will be spent for Socio-economic development
activities will be planned based on the actual need to be decided in consultation with govt.
authority & village sarpanch, however the general necessity in villages are as indicated in
below:
Table 15: Need base CER Activities & Action Plan for Socio-Economic Welfare
Yearly Budget Cost (Rs.) /
Total
Proposed Need Base Beneficiary of Implementation Schedule (2021-
26) Budget
CER Activities Nearby Village*
(Rs.) *
1stF.Y. 2ndF.Y. 3rdF.Y.
 Covid-19 Nearby 2-3 villages
Pandemic; within 5 km radius
75,000 -- -- 75,000
Distribution of from the project
mask and sanitizer site
 Rainwater
2 nos. in Nearby
harvesting / Pond
villages within 5
renovation -- 1,00,000 1,00,000 2,00,000
km radius from the
including
project site
plantation
in a Govt. Primary
 RO Drinking water
school within 5 km
facility in village -- 1,00,000 -- 1,00,000
radius from the
govt. school
project site
in a Govt. Primary
 Solar lighting in school within 5 km
-- -- 1,75,000 1,75,000
common areas radius from the
project site
TOTAL 75,000 2,00,000 2,75,000 5,50,000
*Note: The above written activities will be implanted within nearby village of the project site as
per their necessity in consultation with local sarpanch/needy fellow, during the period of 3
years after obtaining EC / starting the project activities as per implementation schedule.

7 Environmental Monitoring Program

 In order to implement the measures suggested for mitigating the adverse impacts on the
environment, it is suggested to monitor the environmental parameters regularly.

 The various environmental components and pollution sources which would be monitored
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liquid effluent, soil, noise levels and meteorological data as per national/ international
standard methods (IS/APHA/validated method).
Details of the post project Environmental Monitoring programme which would be undertaken
for various environmental components are given below:
Table 16: Environmental Monitoring Program

Sr. Frequency of Monitoring Approx. Budget

Particulars Quantity Parameters
No. Monitoring Agency (Rs./Year)

PM, SO2, NO2 or Twice in a year NABL/ SPCB

Stack All flue gas
1. specified by GPCB or as per EC Approved 1,11,600
Monitoring stack
in their consent and CCA Lab.

Ambient Air PM2.5, PM10, SO2, NABL/ SPCB

Minimum 2 Twice in a year
NO2 or specified Approved
2. Quality location within or as per EC 35,200
by GPCB in their Lab.
Monitoring the premises consent
and CCA

Work zone 2 to 3 NABL/ SPCB

Dust
3. Fugitive locations Twice in a year Approved 16,000
VOC Lab.
Monitoring
NABL/ SPCB
Wastewater
4. ETP inlet pH, COD, TDS, TSS Monthly Approved 11,000
Analysis
Lab.
NABL/ SPCB
Water Intake water
5. As per IS: 10500 Twice in a year Approved 10,000
Analysis source
Lab.
NABL/ SPCB
Ambient
6. --- -- Twice in a year Approved 5,000
Noise
Lab.
1 within the NABL/ SPCB
7. Soil Analysis premises and 1 -- Once in a year Approved 5,000
from vicinity Lab.
NABL/ SPCB
8. ETP Waste 1 sample -- Twice in a year Approved Lab. 5,000

NABL/ SPCB
Occupation Pre, post and
9. 5 persons Medical Checkups Approved Lab. 50,000
Health regular

2,48,800
Total Approx.
= 2.5 Lakh

7.1 Record Keeping / Env. Statutory Compliance submission

 All the data and reports of monitoring of all parameters as stated in monitoring program will
be properly maintained and timely reviewed by management for taking corrective or
preventive actions. Monitoring reports will be regularly submitted to the concerned

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authorities as per their requirements. Env. Compliance and annual return will be submitted to
the concerned authorities GPCB/ CPCB/ MoEF&CC as per the requirement.

8 Budgetary Allocation for Implementation of Environmental Management

Plan (EMP)
 Unit will regularly and efficiently operate environmental management systems and keep
provision for fund for meeting expenses for the same. The budgetary allocation towards
Environmental Management for the proposed project is presented below:
Table 17: Budgetary Allocation towards Environmental Management

Sr. Environmental Capital Cost Recurring Remarks

No. Management [Rs.] Cost/Annum
Aspect [Rs.]
Capital cost will include air pollution control
devices and the recurring cost will include
1. Air Pollution 16,00,000 2,50,000 operation and maintenance of pollution control
devices and stack emission monitoring &
sample analysis charges.
Capital cost will include cost of septic tank/soak
pit system, ETP & MEE etc. and recurring cost
Water
2. 1,10,00,000 24,00,000 will include maintenance charges, manpower
Pollution salary, sample analysis charges & cost for
operating ETP etc.
Capital cost will include providing adequate
3. Noise Pollution 10,000 10,000 sound enclosures and recurring cost will include
monitoring of noise level.
Capital cost will include expense for providing
Hazardous / storage area for hazardous waste and recurring
4. Solid Waste 1,40,000 62,50,000 cost will be for solid/ hazardous waste packing
Management & its disposal and for the membership of TSDF
site.
Capital cost will include development of green
belt within and outside the project premises
5. Green Belt 1,50,000 1,50,000
and recurring cost will include maintenance
charges, manpower salary etc.
Occupational Capital cost will include cost of OHS centre,
6. Health & Fire 20,00,000 5,00,000 PPEs and recurring cost will include
Safety maintenance charges

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous activity such as development of

(including env. rain water harvesting system cost of fire and
7. 1,00,000 1,00,000 safety equipment and recurring cost will include
Monitoring
cost) maintenance charges, and env. monitoring cost

Total 1,50,00,000 96,60,000

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9 Summary and Conclusion

The salient features of the environment impact due to the proposed project and mitigation
measures requirement can be summarized as stated under:
 Negligible impacts will occur on air quality during operation phase. However, all the
necessary air pollution control measures will be provided.
 Negligible impact of geology, land use /geo-hydrology and soil environment. However, all the
necessary air pollution control measures will be provided.

 No adverse impacts will occur on water and air environment

 No ecological damage will occur.
 Economic status of the local population will be improved due to the increased business
opportunities. Employment generation for semi-skilled, non-skilled people of the locality
which will enhance the socio-economic status of the local people.
 Approx. Rs. 1.5 Crores as capital cost and Rs. 96.6 Lakhs as annual recurring cost budget is
allocated for Pollution Control measures / environment conservation and protection
 Approx. Rs. 11 Lakhs are allocated for towards various activities under Corporate
Environment Responsibility (CER) program
As per above discussion it can be concluded that there is no major impact on the environment
due to project activity. However, adequate preventive measures will be adopted to control the
various pollutants within permissible limits.
Environmental management plan has been formulated to control all the pollution control
measures and environmental management cell/organization will be set-up to follow the
formulated environmental plan.
Thus, the proposed project will have overall minor negative impacts on the environment and
these impacts will be encountered with proper imitative measures.
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For, M/s. Organo Chem (India)

Mr. Poonam Vaish (Proprietor)

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