Ref: UCC/Sec-71/ MoEF-NRO/2605/2014
To,
The Director(S)
Northern Regional Office,
Ministry of Environment & Forests
Bays No.24-25, Sector-31-A
Dakshin Marg, Chandigarh -160030
Date: 26.05.2014
The Member Secretary,
State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Haryana
Bays No.- 55-58, Prayatan Bhavan, Sector-2
Panchkula-134109
Haryana
The Chairman,
Haryana State Pollution Control Board,
C-11, Sector – 6, Panchkula,
Chandigarh-134109
Haryana
Ref: EC letter no. SEIAA/HR/2010 45 dated 25.03.2010
Subject: Submission of 9th Six monthly compliance report along with environmental monitoring
report (with soft copy in CD) for Commercial (Office cum Retail) Complex “Unitech
Commercial Centre” at Sector 71, Vil: Fazilpur, Gurgaon being developed by M/s
Unitech Ltd.
Dear Sir,
This is with reference to point no. ii of the Part B- General conditions of Environmental Clearance (EC)
letter no. SEIAA/HR/2010 45 dated 25.03.2010 received from State Environmental Impact Assessment
Authority (SEIAA), Haryana. Please find enclosed the 9th six monthly EC Compliance Report along with
Environmental Monitoring report (with soft copy in CD) for the above said project
Hope, you will find the EC Compliance Report in order and it will help to assess the point wise
implementation status of environmental safeguard measures for the above said project.
Thanking you,
With Regards,
For Unitech Limited,
Sd/Authorized Signatory
Encl: 9th compliance report along with all relevant annexure (with Soft copy in CD).
“Unitech Commercial Centre”
(SIX MONTHLY COMPLIANCE REPORT)
COMPLIANCE STATUS REPORT
OF
“UNITECH COMMERCIAL CENTRE”
COMMERCIAL COMPLEX PROJECT
AT SECTOR 71, Vill.: FAZILPUR, GURGAON
PART-A
SPECIFIC CONDITIONS
Construction Phase:i.
A first aid room as proposed in the
project report will be provided during
construction and operation phase of the
project.
ii.
Adequate drinking water and sanitary
facilities should be provided for
construction workers at site. Provision
should be made for mobile toilets.
Open defecation by the laboures is
strictly prohibited. The safe disposal of
waste water and solid waste generated
during the construction phase should
be ensured.
iii.
All the top soil excavated during
construction activities should be stored
for use in horticulture/ landscape
development within the project site.
Disposal of muck during construction
phase should not create any adverse
effect on the neighboring communities
and be disposed taking the necessary
precautions for general safety and
health aspects of people. Only in
approved sites with the approval of
competent authority.
Construction
spoils
including
bituminous
material
and
other
hazardous materials, must not be
allowed to contaminate watercourse
and the dump sites for such material
must be secured so that they should not
leach into the ground water and any
hazardous waste generated during
construction phase, should be disposed
off as per applicable rules and norms
iv.
v.
Yes, Adequate first Aid facilities have been
provided for workers during the whole
construction phase of the project. Copy of
Health Check-up certificate the construction
labourers employed at the project site are
attached as Annexure I.
Yes being complied. Adequate facilities are
being provided to the construction labors in
regard to drinking water, sanitation and solid
waste management.
Drinking water for the labour has been arranged
by the HUDA water tankers on as and when
requirement basis. However, septic tank & soak
pit of adequate capacity has been provided for
the disposal of waste water at the site. Details
are enclosed as Annexure IV.
The top soil excavated during construction
activities has been stored for use in horticulture/
landscape development within the project site.
Being complied. For the disposal of muck
during the construction phase
As such no hazardous/ bituminous material is
being used in construction activity. All possible
precautions are being taken to prevent
contamination of groundwater/leaching if any.
vi.
with necessary approval of the Haryana
State Pollution Control Board.
The diesel generator sets to be used
during construction phase should be of
low sulphur diesel type and should
conform to Environment (Protection)
Rules prescribed for air and noise
emission standards.
During Construction phase for Back-up Purpose
D.G. sets (50 KVA & 30 KVA) are used. We
have a temporary electricity connection from
DHBVN for the project site. D.G. sets are
operated only during power failure periodically
for construction activities on need basis and are
used during daytime only as the construction
activities at the project site take place mainly
during day time.
D.G. sets being used in the construction phase
are as per Environment (Protection) Rules for
air and Noise emission standard. Only low
sulphur diesel is used for DG sets.
vii.
viii.
ix
x.
xi.
Regular six monthly monitoring of Ambient air
quality and noise has also been carried out
MoEF approved Lab (M/s J.M. Enviro Lab Pvt.
Ltd., registration no. T-1327) where directly/
indirectly we are monitoring the D.G. sets with
respect to pollution. Ambient air quality and
noise monitoring results have been enclosed as
Annexure – II for your ready reference.
The diesel required for operating DG The diesel required for operating D.G. sets
sets shall be stored in underground periodically for construction phase is procured
tanks and if required, clearance from on daily basis as per requirement.
Chief controller of Explosive shall be
taken.
Ambient noise levels should conform Available best construction practices are
to residential and commercial standards followed to take care of the Environment. The
both during day and night. Incremental Environmental Monitoring results are enclosed
pollution loads on the ambient air and as an Annexure II for your ready reference.
noise quality should be closely
monitored during construction phase.
Adequate measures should be taken to
reduce ambient air and noise level
during construction phase, so as to
conform to the stipulated standards.
Fly ash should be used as building Yes, fly ash based ready mixed concrete
material in the construction as per the material is used in building construction.
provision of Fly Ash notification of
September 1999 and amended as on
27th August 2003.
Ready mixed concrete must be used in Yes, ready mixed concrete is used for building
building construction.
construction.
Strom water control and its re-use as Yes, being complied. Storm water control and
per CGWA and BIS Standards for its reuse will be as per CGWA standards.
xii
xiii.
xiv
xv
various applications.
Water demand during construction
should be reduced by use of Premixed
concrete, curing agents and other best
practices as referred.
Permission from Competent Authority
for supply of water shall be obtained
prior to operation of the project.
Yes, pre-mixed concrete is being and will be
used to reduce the water demand during the
construction phase of the project.
Requisite
permission
from
competent
authorities will be taken. Currently the project is
in construction phase and we are using STP
treated water (after treatment so that it is fit for
being used in construction activities and
conforms to the Indian standard for Plain and
Reinforced Concrete- Code of Practice (Fourth
Revision)- IS 456:2000) for carrying out
construction activities at the project site. This
STP treated water is purchased from HUDA
STP as well as we procure STP treated water
from our other operational projects through
tankers. Please find attached periodic sample
copies of the water tanker challans regarding
STP water supply to the project site enclosed as
Annexure-III.
Potable water for construction laborers is being
procured from HUDA through water tankers.
Periodic sample copies of the water tanker
challans are enclosed as Annexure-IV.
Roof
should
meet
perspective Roof insulation shall be planned to conserve
requirements
as
per
Energy energy.
conservation Building Code by using
appropriate thermal insulation material
to fulfill requirements.
Opaque wall should meet prescriptive In the operational phase, appropriate energy
requirements
as
per
Energy conservation measures and management plan
Conservation Building Code which is will be adopted in order to minimize the
proposed to be mandatory for all air consumptions of non-renewable fuel.
conditioned spaces while it is
aspirational for non-air-conditioned
 CFL will be used in place of
spaces by use appropriate thermal
incandescent lamps in office, common
insulation
material
to
fulfill
areas and parking.
requirement.
 Lighting and switching of common area
shall be designed keeping in mind day
light integration.
 Roof insulation shall be planned to
conserve energy.
 D.G. sets would be provided with auto
cut and auto start mechanism.
 The water supply pumping system shall
be provided with variable speed drive to
conserve energy at part load.
 Space heating load will be minimized
xvi.
xvii.
xviii
i.
The approval of the competent
authority shall be obtained for
structural safety of the building due to
earthquake, adequacy of fire fighting
equipments, etc. as per National
Building Code including protection
measures from lighting etc. If any
forest land is involved in the proposed
site,
clearance
under
Forest
Conservation Act shall be taken from
the Competent Authority.
The project proponent will use the
water for construction phase through
tankers. However, prior permission
from CGWA will be taken before using
the bore well water for construction.
using passive solar structures.
Building will have appropriate design to shut
out excess heat and gain loss.
The building will be constructed following the
NBC guidelines and necessary permission for
structural safety as well as fire NOC will be
obtained from the competent authority. The
license for the development of the project has
been granted by the Director, Town & Country
Planning, Govt. of Haryana and no forest land is
involved with the project. Copy of NOC issued
from forest department, is enclosed as
Annexure-VI.
Yes, being complied. We are using STP treated
water (after treatment so that it is fit for being
used in construction activities and conforms to
the Indian standard for Plain and Reinforced
Concrete- Code of Practice (Fourth Revision)IS 456:2000) for carrying out construction
activities at the project site. This STP treated
water is purchased from HUDA STP as well as
we procure STP treated water from our other
operational projects through tankers. Please
find attached periodic sample copies of the
water tanker challans regarding STP water
supply to the project site enclosed as
Annexure-III.
Potable water for construction laborers is being
procured from HUDA through water tankers.
periodic sample copies of the water tanker
challans are enclosed as Annexure-IV.
The project proponent will construct Yes, adequate no of rainwater harvesting pits
rain water harvesting pits@1pit per will be constructed for the project for
acre for recharging the ground water recharging the ground water. The site planwithin the project premises.
storm water was enclosed as an Annexure II of
our submitted initial compliance report Ref:
UCC/ Sec 71/ MoEF-NRO /CR/ 2705 /2010
dated : 27.05.2010
Operation Phase:
The STP shall be installed for the
treatment of the sewage generated to
the prescribed standards including
odour and treated effluent will be
The project is being developed in phase wise
manner and for Phase-I of the project currently
STP of 300 KLD will be installed. The waste
water will be treated up to tertiary level and will
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii
recycled to achieve zero exit discharge. be reused for HVAC Cooling and irrigation
The STP should be installed at the water for landscaping. The proposed water
farthest place in the project area.
balance of the project is enclosed as Annexure
III of our initial compliance report Ref: UCC/
Sec 71/ MoEF-NRO /CR/ 2705 /2010
dated : 27.05.2010
Separation of the gray and black water Will be complied. Yes, Dual Plumbing line for
should be done by the use of dual separation of fresh water and STP treated water
plumbing line. Treatment of 100% gray will be provided.
water by decentralized treatment
should be done ensuring that the recirculated water should be have BOD
maximum 10 ppm and the recycled
water will be used for flushing,
gardening and DG set cooling.
For disinfections of the treated Yes, ultra violet radiation system will be
wastewater ultra violate radiation or adopted as per the requirement.
ozonization should be used.
The solid waste generated should be The solid waste generated from the complex
properly collected and segregated Bio- will be managed as per MSW Rule, 2000. The
degradable waste will be decomposed segregation of solid waste will be primarily at
at site and dry/inert solid waste should source. Sufficient no. of collection bins will be
be disposed off to the approved sites provided at all strategic locations. The solid
for land filling after recovering waste will be brought to a centralized collection
recyclable material.
facility and stored in segregated way. The solid
waste generated will be handed over to
authorized vendor of MCG/HSPCB/MoEF for
further segregation, treatment and disposal at
the site identified by HSPCB.
Diesel power generating sets proposed All the DG sets provided for the power backup
as source of backup power for lifts, purpose of the project will be acoustically
common area illumination and for treated and will conform to rules made under
domestic use should be of enclosed Environment (Protection) Act for air and noise
type and conform to rules made under emission standard. The provided DG sets will
the Environment (Protection) Act, use low sulfur content HSD.
1986. The location of the DG sets The stack height will be kept as per CPCB
should be in the basements as promised norms.
by the project proponent with
appropriate stack height i.e above the
roof level of the building as per the
CPCB norms. The diesel used for DG
sets should be of Low Sulphur contents
(maximum 0.25%).
Ambient Noise level should be Will be complied. Noise quality reports
controlled to ensure that it does not showing ambient noise level is enclosed as
exceed the prescribed standards both Annexure II are also.
within and at the boundary of the
Proposed Commercial Complex.
The project proponent should maintain Yes, the green belt will be developed preferably
viii.
ix.
x.
xi.
at least 20% as green cover for tree
plantation especially all around the
periphery of the project and on the road
sides preferably with local species so
as to provide protection against
particulates
and
covered
with
vegetation/grass.
The
Project
Proponent shall provide green cover in
the paved area.
Weep holes in the compound front wall
shall be provided to ensure natural
drainage of rain water in the
catchments area during the monsoon
period.
The project proponent shall setup rain
water harvesting pits@ 1 pit/acre
having 400mm bore and 200mm
slotted pipe as proposed for roof runoff and surface runoff, as per plan
submitted should be implemented.
Before recharging the surface run-off,
pre-treatment must be done to remove
suspended matter, oil & grease. The
bore well for rainwater recharging
should be kept at least 5mts. above the
highest ground water table.
The ground water level and its quality
should be monitored regularly in
consultation with Central Ground
Water Authority.
with local species so as to provide protection
against particulates and covered with
vegetation/grass in the operation phase. Please
refer to Annexure-V for details of trees planted
at the project site.
Will be complied. Natural drainage of rain
water will be maintained during the monsoon
period for the project.
Will be complied. Rain water will be recharged
into the ground water only after removal of
suspended matter by disilting chamber. The
borewell for recharging the will be kept 5 m
above the highest ground water table. The site
plan-storm water is already submitted as an
Annexure V of our initial compliance report.
Ref: UCC/ Sec 71/ MoEF-NRO /CR/ 2705
/2010 dated : 27.05.2010
There is no borewell present at the project site.
Currently, we are using STP treated water (after
treatment so that it is fit for being used in
construction activities and conforms to the
Indian standard for Plain and Reinforced
Concrete- Code of Practice (Fourth Revision)IS 456:2000) for carrying out construction
activities at the project site. This STP treated
water is purchased from HUDA STP as well as
we procure STP treated water from our other
operational projects through tankers. Please
find attached periodic sample copies of the
water tanker challans regarding STP water
supply to the project site enclosed as
Annexure-III.
Potable water for construction laborers is being
procured from HUDA through water tankers.
periodic sample copies of the water tanker
challans are enclosed as Annexure-IV.
There should be no traffic congestion Proper traffic network inside the complex will
near the entry and exit points from the be developed. Parking will be fully internalized
roads adjoining the proposed project and no public space will be proposed to utilize.
xii.
xiii.
xiv
site. Parking should be fully The parking plan of the project is already
internalized and no public spaces enclosed as an Annexure VI of our initial
should be utilized.
compliance report. Ref: UCC/ Sec 71/ MoEFNRO /CR/ 2705 /2010dated : 27.05.2010
A report on the energy conservation In the operational phase, appropriate energy
measures confirming to energy conservation measures and management plan
conservation norms finalize by Bureau will be adopted in order to minimize the
of Energy Efficiency should be consumptions of non-renewable fuel.
prepared incorporating details about
building materials and technology, R
 CFL will be used in place of
and U factors, etc and submitted to
incandescent lamps in office, common
SEIAA, Haryana in three months time.
areas and parking.
 Lighting and switching of common area
shall be designed keeping in mind day
light integration.
 Roof insulation shall be planned to
conserve energy.
 D.G. sets would be provided with auto
cut and auto start mechanism.
 The water supply pumping system shall
be provided with variable speed drive to
conserve energy at part load.
 Space heating load will be minimized
using passive solar structures.
 Building will have appropriate design to
shut out excess heat and gain loss.
Energy conservation measures like Installation of CFLs/TFLs for lighting the area
installation of CFLs/TFLs for lighting will be integral part of the project design.
the area outside the building should be Used/damaged CFLs will be stored separately
integral part of the project design and from domestic waste and will be handed over
should be in place before project periodically only to Authorized Vendor. Solar
commissioning. Used CFLs and TFLs lighting feasibility will be explored for the
should be properly collected and project.
disposed off/sent for recycling as per
the prevailing guidelines/rules of the
regulatory authority to avoid mercury
contamination. Use of solar panels
may be done to the maximum extent
possible.
The solid waste generated should be The solid waste generated during the
properly collected and segregated as operational phase will be properly collected and
per the requirements of the MSW rules, segregated as per the requirements of the MSW
2000 and as amended from time to rules, 2000 and as amended from time to time.
time. The bio-degradable waste should
be composted at the site ear marked The details of solid waste management plan
within the project area and dry/inert proposed for the project have been submitted
solid waste should be disposed off to already.
the approved sites for land filing after
recovering recyclable material.
xv
The provision of the solar water
heating system shall be as per the
norms specified by HAREDA and shall
be made operational in each building
block.
xvi
The project proponent will use the
water from the tube well for domestic
purposes and commercial purpose only
after getting permission from CGWA
or will use water supply from
municipality whichever is earlier
during operational phase.
xvii
The traffic plan and the parking plan
proposed by the project proponent
should be adhered to meticulously with
further scope of additional parking for
future requirements. There should be
no traffic congestion near the entry and
exit points from the roads adjoining the
proposed site. Parking should be fully
internalized and no public space should
be utilized.
xviii. The project proponent shall comply
with the ECBC norms.
PART –B. GENERAL CONDITIONS
i.
The
environmental
safeguards
contained in the EIA/EMP Reports
should be implemented in letter and
spirit.
ii.
Six monthly compliance reports
should be submitted to the HSPCB
and Regional Office, MoEF, GOI,
Northern Region, Chandigarh and a
copy to the SEIAA, Haryana
iii.
The SEIAA, Haryana reserves the
right to add additional safeguard
measures subsequently, if found
necessary. Environment clearance
granted will be revoked, if it is found
that false information has been given
for getting approval of this project.
iv.
All other statutory clearances such as
approvals for storage of diesel from
Chief Controller of Explosives, Fire
Department,
Civil
Aviation
Department, Forest Conservation Act,
1980, Wildlife Act 1972, PLPA,
1900, Forest Act, 1927, etc. shall be
obtained, as applicable by project
Since the project is a commercial (Office cum
Retail) complex, there is no requirement of hot
water.
During the operational phase we will take
HUDA water supply after taking the required
permissions.
Proper traffic network inside the complex will
be developed. Parking will be fully internalized
and no public space will be utilized. The
parking plan of the project is already enclosed
as an Annexure VI of our initial compliance
report. Ref: UCC/ Sec 71/ MoEF-NRO /CR/
2705 /2010dated : 27.05.2010
The building has been planned incorporating
energy efficiency measures.
Yes, Adequate environmental safeguards will
be implemented for the proposed project in a
time bound and satisfactory manner.
Being complied.
We are committed to abide by the additional
safeguards if suggested by the SEIAA, Haryana
in future as far as applicable and technically
feasible of compliance. The construction in the
project will be as per the documents submitted
to SEIAA, Haryana.
We are committed to fulfill all the project
related rules and regulations and prior approval
from statutory body.
v.
proponents from the respective
authorities prior to construction of the
project.
The project proponent will not violate We
will
not
violate
any
judicial
any judicial orders/pronouncements order/commitment issued by the Hon’ble
issued by the Hon’ble Supreme Supreme Court/High Courts.
Court/High Courts.
CURRENT
STATUS
OF
PROJECT
1
Construction status of the project till Please refer the enclosed construction schedule
date
as Annexure VI for your ready reference.
2
Actual Expenditure incurred on Please refer to the enclosed expenditure on
Environment Management till date.
Environment Management on the project as
Annexure VII.
Actual Expenditure on the Project
Please refer to the enclosed expenditure on
project as Annexure VIII.
Approved Site Plan
Please refer Annexure IX for the approved site
plan.
3
4.
Annexure I
(HEALTH CHECK-UP CERTIFICATE)
Annexure II
(ENVIRONMENTAL
MONITORING REPORT)
Annexure III
STP TREATED WATER CHALLAN
Annexure IV
POTABLE DRINKING WATER
CHALLAN
Annexure V
TREE PLANTATION DETAILS
List of Trees Planted at Unitech Commercial Centre, Sector71, Gurgaon
S.NO.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name
Plumeria
Ficus
Alsconia
Delonis
Total
Nos.
50
10
25
08
93
L
Annexure VI
CONSTRUCTION STATUS
Annexure VII
EXPENDITURE ON EMP
EMP COST “UCC, Sector-71, Gurgaon
Items
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
Air Pollution Control
Measures
Water
Pollution
Control Measures
Noise
Pollution
Control Measures
Monitoring
Rain Water Harvesting
Green Belt
Fire Management
Miscellaneous
Total
Proposed
Budget
Expenditure Details till
Estimates for Next two
date (in lakhs)
year (in lakhs)
NonNonRecurring
Recurring
recurring
recurring
1.75
4.0
1.0
55.0
1.75
2.0
1.0
71.31
0.85
1.0
0.5
55.0
6.00
------------------------------0.9
11.25
----------------1.00
0.40
0.84
9.24
3.0
5.0
2.0
3.50
1.80
17.80
-------26.0
78.86
589.0
50.0
925.17
Annexure VIII
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF THE
PROJECT
Expenditure on the Project “Unitech Commercial Center”, Sector-71,
Gurgaon
S.No.
Name of Work
Total Achieved Till date (in
Lacs)
A
PRECONSTRUCTION WORKS
i.
G.I. Fencing/ Barricading with G.I. Sheet
17.86
ii.
Site Office (Porta Cabin with Civil works)
6.00
iii.
D.G. Set/ Office Furniture/ Development
-
iv.
Temporary Lighting
4.50
v.
Peripheral Roads
9.73
vi.
Approach Road
-
vii.
Hard Landscape
-
viii.
Soft Landscape
-
ix.
Survey & Setting out
-
x.
Peripheral Pipe Line
-
xi.
Electrical Line Shifting
-
xii.
Misc. Works
4.91
B
BUILDING WORKS
i.
Civil Works
1140.0
ii.
Excavation
49.00
iii.
Aluminium Works
-
iv.
Dampers
-
C
SERVICES
i.
Electrical works
-
ii.
Fire Fighting
-
iii.
Plumbing Works
-
iv.
HVAC Works
-
D.G. sets
-
v.
Basement Ventilation
-
vi.
Electrical Sub-station Works
-
a
vii.
Lift Works
-
viii.
Fire Check doors
-
ix.
D.G. Set Enabling works
-
x.
Electrical Conducting Work
2.00
xi.
Security/BMS
-
xii.
Solar Hot Water Generation System/R.O.
-
D
DEVELOPMENT OF LAND
i.
Soil Investigation
6.73
ii.
Hard Landscape
-
iii.
Soft Landscape
-
iv.
External Electrical Works
-
v.
Boundary Wall
8.44
vi.
External Services (Storm, Sewerage, garden hydrant)
-
vii.
S. Pool Pumps, Filtration Plant & equipment
-
viii.
Pump room, water supply & treatment plant
-
ix.
Sewage Treatment Plant (Civil Works)
-
x.
Sewage Treatment Plant
-
E
UNITECH SUPPLY
i.
Steel
2399.04
ii.
Cement
37.98
iii.
Ready Mix Concrete
1652.27
iv.
C.P. Fittings/ China ware
31.55
v.
Electrical Fixtures & Fittings
-
vi.
Wooden Flooring
-
vii.
Doors with Hardware fittings
-
viii.
Stone/Pavers/ kerb stone (for model site)
-
ix.
Ceramic Tiles/ Vitrified Tiles
-
x.
Modular Kitchen/ Equipments/ Bath-tub/ shower
-
xi.
D.G. Sets
-
F
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
-
i.
Signage
-
ii.
Maintenance Equipment
-
iii.
Fountains/ Water Bodies
-
iv.
EPBAX
-
v.
Art Work
-
Interior of atrium
-
vi.
Misc. Expense
100.82
vii.
Service Tax/escalation
423.12
G
EWS
-
H
CONSULTANT’S FEE
-
a.
GRAND TOTAL
5893.95
Annexure VIII
APPROVED SITE PLAN