The Central and State Level Environmental Laws and Regulations pertaining to the Project that has been framed by the Government of India or State Government of Karnataka are provided in Table 3-1. Table 3-1.1: Relevant Environmental Laws & Regulations Relevance Reason for Application Implementing Responsible Agency 1 The Environmental (Protection) Act. 1986, and the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1987-2002 (Various amendments) Umbrella Act Protection and improvement of the environment. Establishes the standards for emission of noise in the atmosphere. Yes All environmental notifications, rules and schedules are issued under the act MoEF, State Department of Environment & Forest, CPCB and SPCB 2 The EIA Notification, 14th September 2006 & amendments All new state highway projects & SH expansion projects in hilly terrain (above 1000 MSL) and or ecological sensitive areas (item 7 (f) of schedule) as one of the projects requiring prior environmental clearance. No Project road is neither a new state highway nor a SH expansion projects in hilly terrain (above 1000 MSL) or in ecological sensitive areas MoEF/SEIAA Opening of Borrow Area (if required) Yes Opening of new Borrow Area SEIAA 3 Notification for use of Fly ash, 3rd November 2009 Reuse fly ash discharged from Thermal Power Station to minimise land use for disposal and minimise borrow area material. The onus shall lie with the implementing authority to use fly ash unless it is not feasible as per IRC No Absence of Thermal Power Plants MoEF, SPCB 4 The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1974 Central and State Pollution Control Board to establish/enforce water quality and effulent standards, monitor water quality, prosecute offenders, and issue licenses for construction/operation of certain facilities Yes Consent required for not polluting ground and surface water during construction State Pollution Control Board o
Relevance Reason for Application Implementing Responsible Agency 5 The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act. 1981 Empowers SPCB to set and monitor air quality standards and to prosecute offenders, excluding vehicular air and noise emission Yes Consent required for establishing and operation of plants State Pollution Control Board 6 Noise Pollution (Regulation And Control) Act. 1981 Standards for noise emission for various land uses Yes Construction machineries and vehicles to conform to the standards for construction State Pollution Control Board 7 Forest (Conservation) Act. 1991 Conservation and definition of forest areas. Diversion of forest land follows the process as laid by the act No No Forest land involved State Forest Department, MoEF 8 Coastal Regulatory Zone Notification, 1991 Protect and manage coastal areas No The project area is not within designated coastal zone MoEF, State Department of Environment 9 Wild Life Protection Act. 1972 Protection of wild life in sanctuaries and National Park (Protected Area) No No Wildlife sanctuary/National Park/Biosphere Reserve is located within 1.0 km from the project road State/National Wildlife board (NBWL/SBWL) & Chief wild life warden 10 Ancient Monuments and Archaeological sites and Remains Act. 1958 To protect and conserve cultural sanctuaries and National Park (Protected Area) No No Archaeological monument along the project road Archaeological Survey of India, State Dept. of Archaeology Relevance Reason for Application Implementing Responsible Agency
11 The Motor Vehicle Act. 1988 Empower State Transport Authority to enforce standards for vehicular pollution. From August 1997 the "Pollution Under Control Certificate is issued to reduce vehicular emissions Yes All vehicles used for construction will need to comply with the provisions of this act State Motor Vehicle Department 12 The Explosive Act (& Rules) 1884 (1983) Sets out the regulations as to regards the use of explosive and precautionary measures while blasting & quarrying No Material will be procured from already approved quarries Chief Controller of Explosives 13 Public Liability And Insurance Act. 1991 Protection to the general public from accidents due to hazardous materials Yes Hazardous materials like Bitumen shall be used for road construction State Pollution Control Board 14 Hazardous Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989 Protection to the general public against improper handling and disposal of hazardous waste Yes Hazardous waste shall be generated due to maintenance & vehicles repaire works State Pollution Control Board 15 Chemical Accidents (Emergency, Preparedness and Response) Rules. 1996 Protection against chemical accident while handling any hazardous chemicals Yes Handling of hazardous (flammable, toxic and explosive) chemicals during road construction District & Local Crisis Group headed by the DM and SDM 16 Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act. 1957 as amended in 1972 Permission of Mining of aggregates and sand from river bed & aggregates from New Quarry No These materials shall be procured from approved quarries State Department of Mining 17 The Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) BOCW Act. 1996 Employing Labour/Workers Yes Employment of labourers District Labour Commissioner Table 3-2. Summary of Clearances & NOCs Applicable Sl. No Type of Clearance Statutory Authority Applicability Project Stage Time Required Responsibility
1 Environmental Clearance SEIAA Opening of New Borrow Area (if any) Pre 9 Months 2 Tree felling permission Forest Department Felling of trees Pre 2-3 Months 3 NOC and Consents Under Air, Water, EP Acts & Noise rules of SPCB (CFE) Karnataka State Pollution Control Board For establishment of Plants & equipment Pre 2-3 Months 4 NOC and Consents Under Air, Water, EP Acts & Noise rules of SPCB (CFO) Karnataka State Pollution Control Board For operating hot mix plants & batching plants Pre 2-3 Months 5 Permission to store Hazardous Materials Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Storage and transportation of hazardous materials & explosives Pre 2-3 Months 6 PUC Certificate for use of vehicles for construction Department of Transport For all Construction Vehicles Pre 1-2 Months 7 NOC for water extraction for constriction & allied works Ground Water Authority Ground Water Extraction Pre 2-3 Months Apart from the above following approvals from the IE and respective Traffic Police officer are also required * Approval for Traffic Management Plan * Approval for Safety & Health Plan
4.2 Common Property Resources (CPRs) and other Utilities All, fully or partially affected Common property resources has already been shifted by employer however during implementation of project if any CPRs needs to be taken care shall be carried out as per below mitigation measures with the assistance of employer. Problems Mitigation measures Applicability Responsibility Avoidance of CPRs Realignment nears all CPRs wherever it is technically feasible. Near CPRs Project In-charge, Site Engineer/ Site Supervisor, Subcontractor Shifting of community properties Geometric adjustment while finalizing the alignment to minimize the loss to any such facilities. Relocation of wells, hand pumps at suitable locations in consultation with community Throughout the corridor Project In-charge, Site Engineer/ Site Supervisor, Subcontractor Utilities All telephone and electrical poles/wires and underground cables should be shifted to avoid any such hazard Throughout the corridor Project In-charge, Site Engineer/ Site Supervisor, Subcontractor Environmental enhancement along the corridor Enhancement of Ponds, tree plantations near likely to be relocated community structures/ landscaping etc. Enhancement/rehabilitation of borrow areas etc. Construction of check dams/other water harvesting structures Project In-charge, Site Engineer/ Site Supervisor, Subcontractor
Sites and Construction Camps Drainage arrangements Sanitation in Construction Camps mentioned are further elaborated in the reporting formats. These are to be checked for adequacy. satisfaction of the employer and the standards construction stage Contractor Operation Stage Air As per CPCB Standard procedures in direction of Environment specialist of IE Sampler to be located in the downwind direction. Use method specified by CPCB for analysis Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules, CPCB, 1994 At 2 location along the road stretch as per recommendation of IE and WB Three seasons (Except rainy season) annually for construction period As per MoEF notification on Ambient Air Standard dated 16th November 2009 or its subsequent amendments Contractor through approved agency KRDCL, Project Water Quality Manager / IE’s Water Quality pH, Turbidity, TSS, TDS, COD, BOD, DO, Chlorides, Hardness, Oil & Grease, TSS, TDS, Total Coliform, Iron, Fluorides, Nitrates, E. coli, Total coliform, faecal coliform etc. as per IS 10500:1991 Grab sample collected from source and analyse as per Standard Methods for Examination of Water and Waste water Water quality standards by CPCB 2 locations along the road stretch as per Recommendation of IE and WB Once during pre-monsoon season Grab Sampling Noise Levels Noise levels on dB (A) scale Equivalent Noise levels using an integrated noise level meter Noise standards by CPCB 2 location along the road stretch as per recommendation of IE and WB Once / Annum 24 hourly monitoring Soil Quality pH, Conductivity, Texture, Bulk Density, Porosity, Organic Matter, Sulphate, Moisture, Sodium Sulphate, NPK, etc. Composite sampling at different depth need to be done ICAR criteria of soil fertility 2 location in and around the camp area covering location of baseline monitoring as per EIA Once / Annum Composite sampling Chapter 08 HEALTH AND SAFETY BSRP will take care of Construction workers and management staff by providing training and personnel protective equipment as per work criteria.
K.K. Ram 8884430356 Fire Fighting Team Leader Ganesh Musle 8970999405 Rescue Team Leader JitendraPanasker 8970999419 First Aid Team Leader Vinod Chaugule 8970195533 Fire Chief D. Chauhan 8884430353 Rescue Chief D.S Wag 8884431794 First Aid Chief Satish Wankade 8884477363 AbhilashDeshmukh 8884413158 Abhay bhosale 9403742691 BibekanandaChanda 8970195533 Vikas Appasaheb Pawar 8884413158 Prasant Sapkal 8884413162 Aditya Kumar Sharma 8884413163 Tiwari 8884413158 AnadKharat 8970999414 Deepak . B 8970999417 Madiwal 8884413158 Jai Sharma 8970999402 Nagabhushan 8884430353 Vehicle Co-Ordinator Deepk . B - 8970999417 Electrical Co-Ordinator Subhas - 8970999414 Emergency Contact Number List of Emergency contact number will be prepare and display at suitable locations so that in case of emergency all employees can use the numbers. The Emergency number includes Sr. No. Description Contact Number Fire Brigade / Stations 101 0831. 2429441 Ambulance 102 /108 Police 100, – (08288) 233133 Doddawada – (08288) 235545 Crane / Hydra Deepak . B - 8970999417 Hospitals Govt. Hospital - (08288) 233617 Saundatti Govt. Hospital –(08330) 222375 Security Deepak Undri 9739778969 CHAPTER 09
Road section: Location: Chainage: Km________ to Km________ Environmental Features of the Location Terrain: Flat/Undulating/Rolling Wind Direction: Land use in adjoining area: Name and Distance of settlements in a 2km radius of the site 1 Details of Heavy vehicles and constructions Machinery by types at each location Total Number No of Vehicles in Repair Day in week for periodic maintenance Frequency of complete overhauling and servicing Trucks /Dumpers Tractors Pavers Rollers Excavators Graders 2 Mitigation Measures employed AMP-1 AMP-2 Crusher-1 Crusher-2 A) Noise pollution Control measures adopted at the HMP and Crusher Plants 3 Details of safety equipment earplug etc, provided to workers at construction site Total workers at site No of Ear Plugs provided Construction Site-1 Construction Site-2 Noise level Monitoring carried out at site ( Enclose Monitoring Report as annexure)
4 Noise level Monitoring carried out at site (Enclose Monitoring Report as annexure) Location Chainage Date & Frequency of Monitoring NQ-1 NQ-2 Supervised and Checked by (Name and signature with Date) Concessionaire ‘site Engineer Environmental Engineer,IE FORMAT NO. 1. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-05 Environmental Supervision and Monitoring Schedule- Construction Phase Prevention and control of Water Pollution Independent Engineer: Concessionaire: Contract Package: Road section: Location: Chainage: Km________ to Km________ Environmental Features of the Location Terrain: Flat/Undulating/Rolling Wind Direction: Land use in adjoining area: Name and Distance of settlements in a 2km radius of the site 1 Site Details Measures adopted to prevent runoff and contamination of nearby water bodies. Location Chainage Construction site Service Area-1 Construction site Service Area-2 Construction Workers Camp-1 Construction Workers Camp-2
Name of Project Road Sl. No Location Air (m2) Quantity of Available Material Tyoe of Material Distance from nearesrt water course (m) Distance from nearest water settlement Land Use No. of Trees to be Affected Approved by Env. Exp (Y/N) Remarks Name of Village Chainage (Km) Haul road length (m) Before After FORMAT NO. 2. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-13 TITLE: ESTABLISHMENT OF BORROW AREAS Attach Photograph of Proposed Site, Location Map, and Agreement Rehabilitation Plan Measures Location 1: Location 2: Remarks Prepared & Checked By Approved By Signature……………………. Signature………………………………. Name………………………… Name……………………………….. Environmental Engineer Independent Engineer
FORMAT NO.2. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-17 TITLE: REDEVELOPMENT OF BORROW AREAS Name of Project Road: Date: Drawing for Redevelopment to be attached for each Borrow Area, (photography of sites before use &after rehabilitation to be attached) S.No Borrow Area No Borrow Area Location Date of approval of Date of approval of Date of Handing Over to Owener Remarks Name of Village (Km) Side (LHS/RHS) Area (m2) Heal road length(M) Land Use Remarks Prepared & Checked By Signature ……………… Approved by Signature Name …… Name …………………… Name ……….. Environmental Engineer
FORMAT NO. 2. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-19 TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL POLLOUTION MONITORING Name of the Project Road (Location at which monitoring to be conducted as per EMP) Chainage (Km) Details of Locations Duration of Monitoring Instruments used Standard Results for Measures suggested Type (Residential / Industrial / Air Quality PM2.5 PM2.5 PM10 PM10 CO CO SOX SOX NOX NOX Water Quality pH pH TSS TSS TDS TDS Turbidity Turbidity Hardness Hardness Coliform Coliform BOD BOD COD COD Oil & Oil & Grease Grease Soil Quality pH pH Organic Matter Organic Matter Alkalinity Alkalinity Conductivity Conductivity WaterHolding Capacity WaterHolding Capacity Pb Pb Noise Quality L day equivalent L day equivalent L night equivalent L night equivalent L equivalent L equivalent Remarks Prepared & Checked By Approved By IE Signature ……………… Signature ……………… Name …………………… Name …………………… Environmental Engineer Environmental Engineer
FORMAT NO. 2. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-24 TITLE: WASTE MANAGEMENT Name of Project Road: S.No Characteristics of Waste Type of Waste Total Quantity generated (cum/l) Reused/ Recycled, If any ( Quantity in cum/l) Final Quantity of waste generated (cum/l) Disposed Quantity (cum/l) Disposal Practices Disposal site Remarks Remarks Prepared & Checked By Approved by Signature ……………… Signature ……………… Name …………………… Name …………………… Environmental Engineer
FORMAT NO. 2. BSRP/WCP-1/EM-25 TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT SITES Name of Project Road: S.No Project Road Chainage Side Offset from PCL Type of Ownership Size ( Sqm) Community consultation status Consent Status Willingness / Drawing no. Status Remarks Attach Photograph of Proposed Enhancement Site, Location Enhancement Site Location 1: Location 2: Remarks Prepared & Checked By Approved by Signature ……………… Signature ……………… Name …………………… Name Environmental Engineer