PUBLIC NOTICE

Subject: Submission of compliance reports.

In the EIA Notification, 2006 (as amended) under para no. 10 the following
provision has been given:-
“It shall be mandatory for the project management to submit half-yearly
compliance report in respect of the stipulated period environment clearance terms
and condition in hard and soft copies to the regulatory authority concerned, on 1st
June and 1st December of each calendar year”
The SEIAA while according Environmental Clearance to various
development projects is also imposing the condition for submission of compliance
report as per requirement of EIA Notification, 2006. It is observed that in the
submitted compliance reports, the information submitted is only indicative and is not
substantiated with the necessary documents such as Test reports, Statutory NOCs,
Plans and Maps and also CESR Plans are not provided. The SEIAA has decided that
the compliance reports are to be submitted by QCI/NABET accredited consultants
and the compliance report should be complete in all respect supported by the
following information:
(1) Board of Director Resolution Authorizing the person responsible for
implementation of condition imposed in the EC letter.
(2) Board of Director Resolution Authorizing NABET/QCI accredited Consultancy
Organization for preparation of compliance report.
(3) The project proponent shall submit complete compliance report of construction
phase or operation phase along with all the relevant annexure i.e. Plans/Maps as
stipulated under Environment Clearance, Mandatory NOCs/ Permissions from
various departments, latest photograph etc.
(4) The project proponent shall submit original copy of analysis reports carried out
by NABL/MOEF GOI approved labs. The project proponent shall also submit
copy of approval of lab highlighting scope of accreditation approved by the
NABL/MOEF, GOI.
(5) CESR Complete plan, status of execution and separate audit statement.
In view of the above all project proponent of the projects in which
Environmental Clearance has been accorded by SEIAA are directed to submit the
post Environment Clearance Compliance report according to the above requirement
within 15 days. Non compliance of above directions may attract penal action under
the provision of Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986.

M.S.SEIAA
Panchkula, Haryana
 Half Yearly Compliance Report (Oct. 2015 to
Group Housing “Super Luxury Estate-The Camellias” in Zone-5,
March 2016)
DLF City Phase –V Sector-42 Gurgaon, Haryana

Point wise reply of all the conditions mentioned in Public Notice issued by SEIAA, Haryana

S. No Condition Reply
1. Board of Director Resolution Authorizing Enclosed as Annexure –A.
the person responsible for implementation
of condition imposed in the EC letter
2. Board of Director Resolution Authorizing Enclosed as Annexure –B.
NABET/QCI accredited Consultancy
Organization for preparation of compliance
report
3. The project proponent shall submit The complete compliance report along with
complete compliance report of construction all the relevant annexure is enclosed as
phase or operation phase along with all the Annexure –C.
relevant annexure i.e. Plans/Maps as
stipulated under Environment Clearance,
Mandatory NOCs/ Permissions from
various departments, latest photograph etc
4. The project proponent shall submit original The original copy of analysis reports carried
copy of analysis reports carried out by out by NABL/MOEF GOI approved labs is
NABL/MOEF GOI approved labs. The enclosed in compliance report (Annexure –
project proponent shall also submit copy of C) & copy of approval of lab highlighting
approval of lab highlighting scope of scope of accreditation approved by the
accreditation approved by the NABL/MOEF, NABL/MOEF, GOI is also enclosed as
GOI Annexure –D[(i) & (ii)] respectively.
5. CESR Complete plan, status of execution Corporate Environment Policy submitted to
and separate audit statement SEIAA, Haryana vide our letter dated 01st
may 2014 (copy of the letter attached as
Annexure-E).

M/s. DLF Ltd.

STATEEAryIRONMDNTIMPACT ASSESSMENTAUTHORITY HARYANA
Bay No. 55-58,Prlvatatr BhNan' Sector-2,PANCHKULA

No.SElAA.4fiJ2ol3i
6Ol Dured:...Ci.l:.it..-?oB

To

M/sDLFLimiled.
ShoplinsMall(3dFloor),
Aiu Ma€, DLI CitYPhae{.
Gugaon_122002

Snbiect
_ EnvirormenttlCletranc€for proposedCrouPHousing.SuperLuxury
*TheClmeliis" itr DLF citvPh.sev, Gurgsoo2sExprnsion
EstoteD
orDLF City Ph$e-Y,GroupHousing,Htrvatrabv lws DLF Limited
DearSir,
riris t"n". ir in retet"o"" ro your applicatio!no Nil dated15_03-2011 addr€$ed

to M.S.SEIAA,Hary.nareceived on l8_05'2012dd slbsequont letterdatedI l'07_2012

md 26-09-2012seekineprior Environmenlalcledance for the aboveproiectunderlhe
EIA Notificalion,2006.Tle prcposalhasb€€napprais€d d pe' presdibedproceduren
the lighl of provisionsundd the EIA Noti{icalion,2006ot lhe basisof the nandatory
docunents enclosed viz.. Fom-I. Foml_A & Conceplual
silh the aPplication Plan'

EIA/EMP on the basis of approvedTOR 4d additionalcldifications lumishcd in

,6in.:rJt. 3i.ls.r-tic1s oftheStdteExpenApplaisal Comnitee(SEAC)co'sliluted
byMoEF,GOIlide thei!Notification 23.120l2'in i1sneerings I I-
heldon27_07-2012'
10-2012 and09-07-2013 awaded'rcold"gadingto th€proJecr'
[2] It is inte.aLia,notedthat the prcject involvesthe conslrucrionof GrouP
Housi.g "SuperLuxury Estate"in DLF Cilv Phs€-V, Gurgaon6 Expmsionof DLF
City?hds+V,Harydnahavinga totalplotdea is 72155.34 buillup ar€a
sqmtThe1o1al
TheGroupHousirgconPlexshallcon!'ise of 4?1nos of
sqm1.
shallbe 388302.02
+ slili + CF + maximun3Elloos Thenaximumheigh!of
Bosements
Dwoilingunils.3
thebuildingshallbe 145.9?5 meterfo! whichNOC fromAAI hasbeenoblainedThe
total waterrequirenenlshallbe 4?97 KLD. The ftesh*t1er r€quilemeDlshallbe 2147
KID. Thewastewatergenerationshallbe 284.8KLD, whicnwill be lreatedin lhe STP
of900oKLD capacilyloadingto zeroerit dischdgeThetotalposerrequirenent
sbdll

be 11000KW whichNiLlbe supplied hasproposed

bv DHB\4'I Tte lrojoctProponedt
to de'elopgren beli on 3503% of P.ojectdea (20% ree lladation + 1503%
pns
l&dscapiDg).The?.ojectProponeniproposedto conslrucl09 lain walerhafleshC
Thesolidwasie will be 1003kddar.Thebio-deCxadable
gcneratiod wdleNill betreated
proposed
technologvThetolal pgikingspaces
in theprcjecldea by adoplingappropriato
ffi2013 ECS.
lll TheSt€teExpenAppmisal
Comniitree,
Ha.yana
afterdueconsiderarion
of
rhe relevaDt
documeDtssubbittedby thc prcjectproponentdd additionalclaificarion
tumishedin response
10its observarions
havereconnendedrhegrantof enviromeDtal
cledadce for the prcjed nedtioned above, subjecl to compliance wilh the sripulared
conditions. Accordingly, the State Etrvkoment Impact Assessm€d Aurhority ii its
'neeting held on 05-08,2013 decidedto agree wii,h the rccoNnendatons of SEAC ri)
accordnecessary €Dviromenbl cteaBncefor the prcjectuMer Category8(b) of EIA
Notificanon 2006subjftt ro the shid compliancewilh the specitic andeenetulcondirions

PART A-
SPECIFICCoNDITIoNS!
ConstructionPhaser
-Consenlfor Establish
Ill shaltbe obtainedfron HaryanaSratepolluton Conrml
Bodd underAir and Ward Acr.M a copy shall be subnired ro the SEIAA.
q a r l d " b e f o r reh es t d o d n ) ! o r s h ' . . r ' o n w o r k d r i t e .

tzl A fist aid roon as proposedin the prcjecl report shall be plovided borh duriDr
coDstuctur andopentional phaseof$e prqect.
I3t AdeqMle drinkin8 {ater and sanilary facilities shouldbe provided for coNrucion
worke$ ar the sire. P.ovisionshoutdbe madefor nobil€ toilels.Ot.n deiecarion
by $e laborresis strictLyprohibjred.
The safedisposatof.'asr la€r aDdsolid
waslesgetreratedduling tbe co.str uction phaseshoutd be ens!red.
I41 AI $e topsoilexcavated
duringconstru.itonactivitis shouldbe storedfor useirr
horticultuie/landscapedevelopnie
wi$in theprojectsiie.
tsl The prcjecrpropotrentshau ensurerh.t rhe buitdins marerialrequnedd! g
construclion phase is properly sroied \lirhnl rhe projecr area and disposai of
coNiructron waste should mr feare any advese effecr o rhe neig$orhg
co'nnurlies and sholld be disposcdof after rakingnecesarypmautions for
andhealihaspfrk oipeople,only in approved
Seneralsafely siteswirhrneafprovrt

l6t Coutruction spoils. inclldins bitunnrous nalerial and orher hazardousjnaterials.

'Nsl nol be alloved to contamin4bwatercouresand the dump siresfor such
rnaledalmusi be s€cured
so rhatthey sniuld not teachinlo ine 8rou.d walerard
anyha2&dous
wastegenerated phase,
duringconstructioD sholld be disposed
oras
per applicableruies and nororssith Decssaryapprovalof the HaryanaSrlte
PollutionControlBoard.
t7l The dieselg€DeBtorsetsio be useildu ng corsrnctionphaseshouldbe ofullr
l o v . u r l , L rd r e . e j o r a , . o . h o u .cdo n o m , o l . L , o - ' e r .r l r o a . r i or 1 - l c
prescribed
forairand
noise
enirsiorsuidar.
JSI The dieselrequiredfor opemtirg DG setsshall be storedin undergroutrdtanks ald
if requned.
cl€rdce fron ChiefConfollerof Explosives
shallbe taker.
l9l An$ient noiselevelssnouldconfonnto rberesidential
standards
bothdunngdiy
pollurionloadson the anrbient
andni8hl. IDc.emental ai! andnoiseqnaliryshoutd
be closelynonitoredduring corstructio!phase.Adequateneasuresshouldbe
takeDto reduceambient air and noise level during consrructionphase.so rs to
coDfonnto the stipulatedlesidentialstandards.
ll0l lly ashshouldbelsedasbuildingmatenalin theconsnlclion!s perthepro\istons
ot Fly AshNotificationot Septdnber1999andasamended
on 2?rhAugusl2001.
lrll Stonnwaterco rol and its rc use as per CCWB and BIS standddsfor laious
appl'catiors
shouldbe ensurcd.
ll2l wat* demanddu.insconstruction
shouldbe reduced
by useofpre mixedconc.eic.
cunng age s andolher bestpracrices.
tl3l In view of tbe severecorstrainsin rater supplyauginentation
in the regionand
sustainabiliry
ofwaterresources,lhe rvitl submitrheNOC &on CCWA
developer
specilyingwater€xtnctionquantities
anddssunncelrcm HUDA/ udlily provider
indicadn8 sourceof waier supply ad qlantity of water with delails of nrtended
use of wate. potable anC non-porble. Assuranceis rcquied lor boLh
coNlructionandopeElior stagessepararely.
ft shallbe sub$inedto the SEIAA
d n dR O .N . O L f .c , r n d i g ah b ( ' r e i e r d n o f ! o d s r r u . . ' o n
ll4l Roofshouldm@t presdiptivercquireDrent
as per Ercryy ConseNaionBuildnlg
Codeby usjnsappropriare
ther$alinsulation
matenat.
Il5l Opaquewau shouldneet prcscliptiverequirenertas pq EnergyCorse^arion
BuildingCodewhich is proposed
to be nandatoryfor all air conditioned
spaces
while it is d€sinblefor non,ai!condirioned
spacesby useof appropriakthenMl
insulation
malerialto iirlfill requjrenient.
I161 Theapprovaloflheconpetenlauthoritysliallbe obrained
for srructunlsaferyol lhe
buildi,rgon accounrofeanhqulke.
edequacyoffirefiBhringequipnients. etc.asper
NationalBuildingCodeincludlie prolectionneasuresfrom lighr,"ning
erc.tl any
forest land is involv€d in the proposedsite, clearanceuder Foree Conservation
Acl shall be obtainedlioin the comperenrAuthority.
lltl gmudwateraDdimpendnrg
Overerploit€d seve.esborrage
oi warersupplynr lhe
reg'oDrequiresthe developer
to rcd.rw the wateranden€rgyconsenatioD
phr.
Developer developnenrprcjecr
shallreduc€rheoverallfooqrrintofthe prcposed
prcpolentshallncoryoratew.ter eflci.ncy /savingsneasuresas $elt as,vale'
reusdrecycling
within I mondN^nd beforcstafi of coDsrruction
ro lhe SUAA.
Haryana
aDdRO.MOEF,cOI, Chandigarir.
 wate!hN'sting Pits fo! rehdgirg
t18l Theftoject ?roponentshallconshuct09 lain
the gromd waterwithin the prcjectpremhesRain walerhN€sting pits shallbe
design€dlo makePlovisioN for silting chamberandlenoval of floatinenattet
beforemtding hanesnry pit Mainlensce budgetaj)d penonsresponsiblefor
water
minlenancenust be provided Careshall aLsob€ lakenthdt contaminated
donol enleranyR\\rt{ Pit
safetv neasuresand
[19t The project proponenlshall provide for adequalefire
equipnenBs requiredby Haryanalire SewiceAct, 2009dd instructionsissued
by the local Aulhoritt/Directolateof flro ftom dtne 10time ludh€r the prcject
pennissionregardingfiro safetvschemeNocfion
proponentshalllakenecessary
competenlAuthoritys required.
DHBVN for supplvof
[20] Th€ Prcjecl Proponen!shall subnit a$urancefion the
I1000KW ofpowersuPply beforethest.n ofconslruclionln noc$e plojectwill
be op{ational solelyon genflatorswilhout anv powersulplv fron anv exleml

[2ll Detail cdlculalionof lower load dd ullinate poqer load of the projeclshallbe
submittedto DHBVN u<ler intinalion to SEIAA Haryda beforethe start ol
coNruction. Provisionssball be nade for eleclricalinfiastructurein tho project

constructionnr Lnena'ural lmd

I22l ft. ftoject Propodentshal1not raise anv
depresion/ Nallah/watercourseandshall ensue thal thc Mtual flow ilom the
Nallah/wate!cou$eis not obslructed.
lev€l of lhe building blocks
Inl Tbe ?rcject Prcponentshall keep the plinth
sufficiedly abovethe lwel ofthe approachroadto the P'oiectasPerprescribed
by-laws.Lovelsofthe otherdeas id the Plojeclsshallalsobe keptsuilablvso as
10avoidilooding.
populationdoosnol exc"d
[24] Constructionshail b€ caried ou1so that densitvof
noms approvedby DirectorGenoralTownandCountryDepartnontHaryda'
the decla€tionihai ground
I25t The Ploj€cl Propoftnt shallsubnit ar affidavil with
andonll treatedwalershouldbe usedibr
{aler will not be usedfor construotion

dd projectlmdscalingpld
[26] Thegrojectp.oponenlshaunot cu1anvexisling1re€
shouldbenodifi.d 1oincludethosetreosin greendea'
requir€dunderNBC norms
[2?] Thep.ojectlroponot shallprovideheliPadfacilitv as
dd shallseekp€missionofhelipadAon AAI accordinglv'
for compositeclimatezone
I2sj Th. projectproponentshallensurethatECBCnorns
ffi met.In particule buildingenvelope,HVAC s'rvice, watd heating'Pumping'
mut meerECBCnoms
iightingandeleciricalinftastructure
 53

[29] The p@ject proponenl shall provide ] n€ier high banicade uound rhe
prcject eea, dust sdeen for every floo. lbove the eroDnd, proper sprinklins
dd cov€ring of stored material lo lestricl dusl od air pollution duing

[30] TrF pioject propone shalLcomlruct a sedinefiation bash inth€ lo{er level Dfthe
projoct sir€10t ap pollutant md olher wasiesdu.ine ra'ns
I31l The p@ject proponent shall provide proper Rasta of prope! width dd proper
slrenglhlor eachprojocrbeforethe stan of construction.
I32l fte project ploponent shall provide all the safetymedurcs for the workeB duling
constructionof hieh rise buildinS.
[33] The project proponentshall ensurethat the U-va1ueofthe glas is les than 3 1??
dd mdimuD sold heal gai! ceefiici€nr is 0.25 for venical fenestralion
I34l The project proponenishall eNure structuralinteCity ofhigh rhe building dlriry
oy seisdicactivity.
[35! The prcject proponenl sball adequ.lely control costruction dusls like silica dus!
non{ilica dust, wood dut. Such dusts shall lot s!read outsid€ Projeat premises
ProjectProponentshall provide resliralory protectiveequipnent to all construction

[36] The prcjecl proponentshali develop conplele civic infiGtructure of the ClouP
Eousing colony including inlemal ioads. 8reen belt devcropment,seterage line,
Rain Water rechtrge .r.ngemenls, Storn water drainage syslem, Solid lvste
mdagement site md provision for composting of bio-d€Cradablewaste, STP,
wale. supply line, duaLplumbiry line, electric supply lines etc md shali offer

lossessionof theunits/flalsthereafter.
I3?l The prcjeci proponentshdll provide one letus€ fta till 24 m.tor, one liu 39 neter
md one afte! every 15 meterasper Nalional Building Code.
l38l The prcject proponentshtll provide lire contol .oon dd file officer for building
above30 meterasler National Building Code.
t39l Tte p.oject pfolonert shall obtain permissionof Mines ed Geology Departnent
for €xcavationofsoil belore tle sldt ofcoNtruction.
l40l Watorsupplr sball be nelered anong diff€r€nt usersofutilities
[41] The project proponenlshall provide holipad facility 6 requi.edunderNBC noms
dd shall seekpemissior ofhelipad Aon AAI accordingly.
I,l2lThe prcjoct proponeft shall p.ovide E Nsle colleclior c€ntrein the building
[43] The prcject proponentshall ensue thal fire staircaseshall b€ kept presurized by
mumty installedpresurianon fans and dedicatedventilation shafts adh€ringfire
fiehiingnorms.
l44l The prcject proponentshall provide stasepmpins (Diffelent Levels) fof lifting
waterto roofto!.
[4sl The prcjeclprclonent s]rall ensue stNctulal slabilitt !o withstand eadhquakeol
evenRichter Scale8.2 or more.
ald the
[46] Tl€ site for solid wdt€ manageme plant be eamdkod on the lavoul llan
detailedprcjectfor seilingup thesolidwdte mmagenentplantshallbesubmitted
10theAuthoritywithin onenonth.

Olerate" shall be obtainedftom Haryma SlatePollulion Control

Ai. and WdterAct and d copy shtll bo subminedb the SEIAA,

Ibl Tho SewageTreatnent Pldl (STP)shall be i$talled for ih€ trcatnent ofthe
sewaeelo the plesoibed slddfds includingodou andtealed efluent shall be
recycled.Theinstalldtionof STPshouldbecenifiedbv m independeniexp€fiand
a repod in rhis regdd shouldbe submitl€dto the SEIAA, tiaryda b'fore the
prcject is conmissionodfor operanon Tertiarv irealmeni ol wst' water 1s
mandalory.DischeE€ollreatedsewageshallconfom 10thenoms andslatdtuds
of HS?CB,Pdctkuia lroject Prolonentshdll implenedt suchSTPlechnologv
whichdos trol reqDhefilter backwash.
lcl Sepdaliorof thegiey md blackwalershouldbedonebv ihe lsc o" dud plumiJing
line. T.eatmenlof 100%Creywaterby decenlralizod lreatmenishouldbe done
enslringthatthe re-circulaledwatorshouldhaveBOD level le$ than l0m8/lilr€
andfl1erecycledwalerwill beusedfor flushing,gddeningdd DG selcoolinge1c'
10achieveEro exil dischdge.
ldl lor disiffection of the trearedwastewaterultla-violel radiationor ozonizdtion
proces shouldbeused.
l€l lrE solid wastegenelaredshouldbe properlv collectedand seg'egatedBio-
degmdable al site md dry/ ircrt solid wssteshouldbe
wasteshallbe decomposed
disposedofflo apprcvedsitesfor lod iilling afte.rccovedtgrecvclablematerial'
tq Diesel power generalirgsetsproposedd sourceof back-uppwe. for lifts,
@mon dea illumination6d for domesticuseshouldbe of encloscdtvpe md
confom to rules nade uDde.the Envi.onnent (Protection)Acl' 1986. The
localionol lhe DG setsshouldbe id the basementds pfomisedbv ihe project
poponentwith approP.iatestackheighti e. above$e rcof level asper the cPcB
noms.Thedieselusedfor DC setsshouldbe uli'a low sulphurdiesel(0 05%
sulphu),insteadoflow sulPhurdlesel.
Igl Anbient Noise level shouldbe conholiedto ensurethat i! doesnot exceedthe
presoibedsladardsbot! witlin dd at the boundaryof the PrcposedResideniial

[h] Theprcjet propon€ntsnoddmaintainat leasr35.03%asg.eencoverareafor tr..

pldtation especiallyall tuourd the pe.ipheryofthe Projectdd on th€ roadsides
prefenbly with local sp@ieswhich cm Plovide p|oteclion asainstnoiseed
suspended particular€smatter.The open spacesinside the project shouldbe
prefemblylodscaled andcoveredsith aegetatioderals,herbs& shrubs.Onlv
plmt species
locallyavailable shalib€used.
lil Tlreprojectp.oponenlshallsilive to nininize wa1e.in idgatiotr ofludscaPe bv
minimizingSrassare4 lsing nativevtuiety,xeriscapingandmulching,utilizing
€fiicienl irigalion system.schedulinSinigation only afler checkingevapo-
data.
transpi.ation
ljl Rainwdtei bdesting for rcof M-off andsurfaced'ofi asper plm subnitted
shouldbe implenented. Belore rechr8ing tho su.facerun olt-, Pre-lreainenl
$roug! sedimenlaliortanksmustbe dorc to removesuspended natter, oil and

erease.Theboreweu for lainwalerrechdgingshallbekePlat leasl5 mts,above

rhehigh€sterodd watertable.Ce shallbelakenthatcontaminated wat€rdo no1
€.1€rdr RWH pit. Theplojeci proponenlshallavoidRain WaterH@*ling of
-0e
filst 10 minulesof lain fall. Roof lop of the buildingshaii *iftout dv toxic
rab sater' Wire messandfilleB should
malerialor laint which cancontaminale
beusedwhefevef.equired.
Ikl The glound wator level dd its qualily should be monilored regularlv in
with Cenfal GloundWaterAuthority.
consultatiotr
lll ned lhe entryandexit Poirtsftom theroads
Tllereshouldbeno traffic congestion
adjoiningthe proposedprojecl site.Pdking shouldbe fullv inlemalizedmd no
publicspaceshouldbeutilized.
lml A roporton rheenergyco.swation mssuresconfomingto ercrcv consflation
noms finalizedby Ducau of En€rsyEfficiencysbouldbe pre!tred incolpolating
R & U Factolsetcsd submitredb
detailsaboutbuildingmatedsls& technology.
theSEIAA.Haryonain lhreemonths1ime.
Inl EnorsymnseNdtionnedures like inshuationofLED lor liehlilg thearedsoutside
lh€ buildirg shouldbe integralpart of ihe prcject designandshouldbe in llace
Useof sold poels nust beadapt.dto tbenanmum
b€foreprojeclconmissioninS.
oners/consenation.
tol The Projecr Proponenrshall dellenns potenri.l nalerial i!
ProjectProlonentshallalso
ed adhesive.
insulalion,refrigeration.air-conditioning
providohaloDfreefire suppresionsysten.
 aspor the
The solid{aste geneEtedlhouLdbe propedvcollectedandsegrcgated
Ipl
rcqdrenenloflh€ MSWRules.2000sd 6 amended fton time10time Thebio-
wasle shouldbe treatedby appropriat.technologval the sne ear-
degradable
markcdwirhinthe projectareadd dry/inensolidwasteshouldb€ disposed
offto
theapprovodsitesfo. ldd filling afterrecoveringrecvclablematerial.
Iql Theprovisionoflhe sold Naterheatingsysteti shallbe asper mnns specifiedbv
IIAREDAdd shallbo'nadeolentio.alin eachbuildingblock.
lr! Tbetlaffic llan andlhe pdkirg planproposedbv the riojecl Proponentsholld be
adherod1o neliculously with further scope of additioDalpdking for future
requirenent.Thore shouldbe rc llaffic congestionned the entry andexit poinls
from the .oads adjoining the ploposedprcject site. rdking should be tullv
intcmaliredandno publicspdceshouldbe used.
tsl only shen HLrDA/localautho.itvlvill provide
TheProjectshallbe ope.dtionalized
domesticwatersupplysy$emin thearca.
ltl Operalior dd maintenmceof STP, solid waste managementand electical
Infrastiucture.pollution control measuresshall be .nsu.ed even aft.r the
ofsale.
completion
lrl iypeofwdtesshould
Different offasp* provisions
bedisposed of nunicipal
& plaslicrules
waste,e-saste,batleries
solidwalte,bionedicaiwaste,hazardous
madeunderEnviiomert ProlectionAot. 1986 ianiculdiv i_waste andtsanery
of asperexistingE wa$eMmagemenl
wNto shallbe disposed Rules2011and
Batteries
Manasemedt Rules200l The plojeclpropodent shouldDainlaina
collelion conte!for E wasteandit shouldbe disposedof Loonlv regist€Fdand
dismantler/ recycle!.
authorized
tvl slddards for dischargeof envircnmenblPollulantss enshiinedh valious
of ruleI of Environnent
schedules Rule1986shallbestictlvcomplied
Prclec1ion

t*! Warersupply shall be nctorod mong different uses ofutilities

Ixl The proj.ct proponenl shall ensur€thai the slack height ofDG sets is as per the
CPCB guide lines dd aho ensurcthat the emissionstandardsof noise and ai. are
lvithin the CPCB proscibed linils. Noise and Emission level of DG setsgreator
rhm 800 KVA shallbe asper CPCB latcstslandardsfor high calacitt DC sets
lyl ]00 amp,I phasoshallmaintainth€ powerfactor
All elecficsupplycxceeding
b€lween 0.98lagto I atthopoinlofcomeclion
tzl Tl.leprc.jeclproponedtshall usc only treatcdwaterinsteadof fteshwaterfor DG
cooling.The lroject troponentshall!1souseovaporativecoolinglechnologvand
dorbl;.rage c o o h n sy , e r l o r H \ A ( i n o r d e rl o r c o u c seo r e rc o n s l r p r i o n
Furthertomperalu.e, relativehumidityduringlummerandwinlcr seasods shouldbe
kept at optinal level. variable speeddiive, bestco eflicient of Perfomdce' a!
welld optimalift€gmledpointloadvalueandmininumoutsidefieshair supplv
 My be resoded for colsenatiotr of porver md water. Coil tyle cooli.g DG Sets
shall be usedfor savingcoolins {a1er consunlrior for wdter cooledDC Sets.

I.sl The project proponenl shall ensurethat tbe lrosfomer is constructedwith high
qudily gain o.ienled, low loss silicon steeland virgin electro$e Cradecopper.The
prc.jeclproponentshall obrainnanufacturer'scertificatealso ior that,

Iabl lhe project proponeqt shall ensurc lhal exit volocily fron the stack should b€
slfficien{y high. Slack shall be designedin such a way thal lhere is no slack
down-walerunderany neteorological conditios

tlcl IE p.ojeci p.oponenl shall provide water sprinkling systemin lhe project dea to
suppres the dust h addilion 1othe alreadysDgAst.d miligation mealuresin lhe
Ai EnvhonmentChapterofEMP.

ladl Theprojectproponentshallensulereguld nonitoringofelectical poinlsmd shau

appoinlexpertelecticid for fire proventiod.
PART-B.GENERAL CONDITIONS:

Iil TheProjectProponent shaliensuethecommitments mde iD lorm_I.Iom_lA,

ELA,/EMPand other documenlssubnilled to the SEIAA for the prot€ctionof
enaircmetrt dd prclos€denvircnnentalsafegwds a.e conllied with in letter
andspirir.In caseol contadiclionb€iw€€ntwo or moredocumenlson anypont,
the nost mvircmotally ftiendly cobnilrnent on lh€ poinl shll be takd as
comitmeni by projectproponent.

Iiil Six monthlycompliancereponsshouldb€submittedto the HSPCBandRegional

Office, MOEF, GOI, NorthemRegion.Chandigarhmd a copy 1o the SEIAA,

Iiiil STI oudetaite. stabilizationandstackemission shallbe monitored monthly.

Othd enviromental pdanetes dd gieenbelt shall be monitoredon quanerly
bdis. Aftor wery 3 (thrce) months, the plojecl proponenlshall conduct
envircnn€ntalauditdd shalltd,hecorectivem€su.e, ifrequired.withouldelay

livl The SEIAA, Harlda resery€sthe right io add additionalsafeguddneasures

subsequently.if found necessarl.EnvironmenlalClaance grut€d Nill be
cvoked if it is foundthal falsoinfomationhs beengivenlor Settingapprovalof
this prcjecl. SEIAA resenesthe rjght to revok. the cledmce if conditions
slipulaledarenot implem€nted 10thesatislaclionof SEIAA-MoEF-

Iyl fte Projectproponentshallnot violateuy judicial odes/prorouncement!issued

by dy CourvTribual-

lvil All otherslatulorycloardcs suchasthe approvalsfor slorageofdiesel ftom Chief

Contoller ol Explosives,Fir€ Dopanneni, Civil Avialion DeP6.tment,lorest
Consenalion Act. 1980andWildlife(Irotection) Act, 1972,ForeslAct. 1927.
tL?A 1900,etc.shallbe obtained. asapplicable by ploje.lProlones Aomthe
respectiveauthoriti€spriorto construction
of thoProject.

tviil Tle Projeciploponentshouldinfon thepublicthal rhe!rc.jecthasbem accorded

EDvironmentCleddce by the SEIAA and copiesof $e cledance letler de
with theHalyanaSlalePollutior Cont ol Bodd & SEL{A Thisshouldbe
availabLe
wilhin 7 daysfion thedateof issueof thecleddce l.tter at leastin two
advertised
localnewspalersln!1de widely circulatedin ihe region@d the copyof lhe sme
should be toedded to SEIAA Haryd5. A copy of Enviroment Cleeoce
conditionsshallalsobeput onprojectproponent's websitefor pubiicasarenes.
liiil Under lbe prcvisions ofEnvnomenl (Protection)Act. 1986,legal action shall be
innial€d agalnst the r.oject Proponenl if it was found thal construction of the
p.oject hd beensttiled before obtainingprior Environnental Clearmce

-lixl- Ary appealdsainstthethisEnvirotunental Cl€aimceshalllie with the Nalional

Crien-iiitunit. if prefened,*ilhin a pe.iodof 30 davsas plescnbedulder
Section16oftheNational Gr.onTribumlAct,2010.

'l \ l l h e D r c i e cpLr o p o n e (nhr a l lp u l i n P l a ( eC o r y o r d RI n \ : r o m c _ P o l i c vd

. " n r l o n i Oi n M o r l - .C o t O V \ o . J _ l l o l J d l , o o o _ l Al l r l ' d a r e d? 6 4 2 0 1 2
within 3 monthsperiod LatestCorpoFleEnviloninentPolicyslould b€subnitted
to SEIAA{ilhin 3 moD&sofissuanceofthis l.ttei

{nl The turd €ar-maikedfor enai.onnentProlectionnedures should be kept in

sela€te accout md shouldno1be divededfo! olher puaosesand vea' {ise
expenditueshallbereportedro the SEIAA/ROMOEFGOI underrulespr€scribed
for EDviromdt Audit.

lxiil Theproj@tproponentshallensule$e complianceof ForestD€Partn€nt,Haryda

dated28.11 1997.
no.S.O.l2lPA2l 1900/5.4/97
Notification

ltiiil
_ The?rojectProponenlsball ensurclhat no vehicleduring constructior/operat'on
'?ollulion Under Cont'ol
ptraseinter the lroject prennes without valid
cenificatefromconpetenrAuthority
in
txivl The project proponentis responsiblefor conplioce of all condilim
EnvironmentalCle&ance lettd ud proiect proponent cm not absoNe
himself,te6elfoftho responsibilityby shiftingit lo anyconlEclor engaged bv
prcponeN.
pro.,ecl

lNl Thep.ojectpropone shallseekfreshEnvironnenlalcledan',en ar dv stagedere

is changein lbell.ming ofrne p.opos.dprolect.

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l. TheAdditionalDirector(IA Dilision),MOEF,GOI. CGOConplex,LodhiRoad.

NevDelhi.
2, TI€ Regionaloftce, Midstr of Environmert& forests,Coit. of IDdia,Sector
31,Chandigtuh.
3, TheChairman,HaryanaStatePollulionControlBoard,Pkl.

MenberSecretary'
StateLevelEnvirotrmebtImPact
Ass*smentAuthority,Htry.b., P chkda
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Half-yearly Compliance status Report of EC Conditions (Due on 1 June 2016)
Compliance of Stipulated Conditions of Environmental Clearance
PART A-SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:
Construction Phase
S. Conditions of Environmental Clearance
No.
1 “Consent for Establish” shall be obtained
from Haryana State Pollution Control Board
under Air and Water Act and a copy shall be
submitted to the SEIAA before the start of
any construction work at site.
2 A first aid room as proposed in the project
report shall be provided both during
construction and operational phase of the
project.
3 Adequate drinking water and sanitary
facilities should be provided for construction
workers at the site. Provision should be
made for mobile toilets. Open defecation by
the laboures is strictly prohibited. The safe
disposal of wastewater and solid wastes
generated during the construction phase
should be ensured.
4 All the top soil excavated during construction
activities should be stored for use in
horticulture/ landscape development within
the project site.
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Consent to Establish (CTE) has been obtained
from the Haryana State Pollution Control Board
under Air and Water Act. vide their ref. No.
HSPCB/Consent: 2821213GUNOCTE178329
dated 17.09.2013. CTE extension has also been
obtained from HSPCB vide their ref. No.
HSPCB/Consent/: 2821215GUNOCTE2186282
dated 30.07.2015. Copy of CTE extension is
enclosed as Annexure 1.
A full fledged first aid facility has been provided at
site during construction phase and will also be
provided in operation phase. Photograph of first-
aid facility is enclosed as Annexure 2.
Drinking water and sanitary facilities have been
provided for construction workers at site. Mobile
toilet facility is provided at site. The wastewater
generated from mobile toilets and site offices are
disposed through authorized vendor. The municipal
solid waste is sold to authorized vendor.
All the excavated top soil has been stored at off-
site location in DLF5 with proper grass cover. The
top soil will be used in horticulture/landscape
development.
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5 The project proponent shall ensure that the The building construction material like cement,
building material required during sand, aggregates etc. are stored at off-site
construction phase is properly stored within batching plant area in covered storage yard with
the project area and disposal of construction suitable covers.
waste should not create any adverse effect
on the neighboring communities and should Ready mixed concrete is used for concrete work at
be disposed of after taking necessary site which is transported from the off-site batching
precautions for general safety and health plant.
aspects of people, only in approved sites
with the approval of competent authority. Necessary precautions are taken and
arrangements are made for safe disposal of
construction waste. The trucks carrying
construction materials and debris are suitably
covered by tarpaulin and plastic sheets.
Photographs for the same enclosed as Annexure
2A.
6 Construction spoils, including bituminous Construction spoils are stored within the project
material and other hazardous materials, site and disposed through authorized vendor.
must not be allowed to contaminate
watercourses and the dump sites for such Recyclable construction spoils like cement bags,
material must be secured so that they steel etc. are sold to authorized vendor.
should not leach into the groundwater and
any hazardous waste generated during Except used oil from DG sets, no other hazardous
construction phase, should be disposed off waste is generated in construction phase. Waste
as per applicable rules and norms with oil/ DG used oil is disposed-off through authorized
necessary approval of the Haryana State vendors as per norms
Pollution Control Board.
7 The diesel generator sets to be used during In construction phase factory make enclosed type
construction phase should be of ultra low DG sets with adequate stack height are used and
sulphur diesel type and should conform to ultra low sulphur diesel (ULSD) (sulphur content
Environment (Protection) Rules prescribed less than 0.05%) is used as fuel for running of DG
for air and noise emission standards. sets which conform to the air and noise emission
prescribed standards. Test results for DG stack
emission are enclosed as Annexure 3.
8 The diesel required for operating DG sets Diesel for construction DG sets are stored in daily
shall be stored in underground tanks and if storage drums in very low quantity as per threshold
required, clearance from Chief Controller of limit applicable for temporarily storage for which
Explosives shall be taken. clearance from Chief Controller of Explosives is not
required. There is no underground diesel storage
tank.

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9 Ambient noise levels should conform to the Ambient noise level and ambient air quality
residential standards both during day and monitoring has been carried out and monitoring
night. Incremental pollution loads on the results are enclosed as Annexure 4. Photograph
ambient air and noise quality should be showing environmental monitoring at site and
closely monitored during construction phase. current site photographs are given in Annexure 5.
Adequate measures should be taken to
reduce ambient air and noise level during All necessary measures are adopted to minimize
construction phase, so as to conform to the the air pollution and control of noise level. Regular
stipulated residential standards. sprinkling of water is carried out at site through
tanker for dust suppression (Refer photographs in
Annexure 6). The DG sets are installed within
factory made enclosure which conforms to the
permissible noise level standards of MoEFCC.
10 Fly ash should be used as building material Fly-ash blocks and ready mixed concrete
in the construction as per the provisions of containing fly ash are being used for construction.
Fly Ash Notification of September 1999 and
as amended on 27th August 2003.
11 Storm water control and its re-use as per Storm water will be controlled & re-used as per
CGWB and BIS standards for various CGWB and BIS standards. Rainwater recharge pits
applications should be ensured. will be constructed as per the CGWB guidelines at
site in due course of time to recharge groundwater
aquifer.
12 Water demand during construction should be Pre-mixed concrete and curing compound are
reduced by use of pre-mixed concrete, being used to reduce the water demand.
curing agents and other best practices.

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13 In view of the severe constrains in water No groundwater is utilized for construction work.
supply augmentation in the region and Construction water requirement is met by the
sustainability of water resources, the treated effluent from the existing Common STP in
developer will submit the NOC from CGWA DLF5 and HUDA Canal water through tanker from
specifying water extraction quantities and Chanduhera.
assurance from HUDA/utility provider
indicating source of water supply and Domestic water requirement for labours is supplied
quantity of water with details of intended by authorized tanker water supply.
use of water-potable and non-potable.
Assurance is required for both construction During operation phase out of the total water
and operation stages separately. It shall be requirement, domestic water requirement will be
submitted to the SEIAA and RO, MOEF, met from fresh water from the Municipal Supply
Chandigarh before the start of (supplemented by groundwater withdrawn through
construction. 1 no. of on-site existing CGWA registered tube
well), and the balance will be met from recycle of
treated sewage from the Common STP in DLF5.
Assurance letter from HUDA for water supply
during operation phase (please refer Annexure 7)
and Registration of existing bore well by CGWA are
already submitted to SEIAA vide our office letter
dated 01.05.2014 Copy of the letter enclosed as
Annexure 8.
14 Roof should meet prescriptive requirement Appropriate thermal insulation material will be
as per Energy Conservation Building Code provided in roof to meet with the prescriptive
by using appropriate thermal insulation requirement of Energy Conservation Building Code
material.
15 Opaque wall should meet prescriptive Opaque wall will meet the prescriptive requirement
requirement as per Energy Conservation as per Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
Building Code which is proposed to be for all air-conditioned spaces and appropriate
mandatory for all air conditioned spaces thermal insulation material will be used for non air
while it is desirable for non-air-conditioned conditioned spaces to fulfill the requirement as per
spaces by use of appropriate thermal ECBC.
insulation material to fulfill requirement.

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S. Conditions of Environmental Clearance
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16 The approval of the competent authority
shall be obtained for structural safety of the
building on account of earthquake, adequacy
of fire fighting equipments, etc. as per
National Building Code including protection
measures from lightening etc. If any forest
land is involved in the proposed site,
clearance under Forest Conservation Act
shall be obtained from the competent
Authority.
17 Overexploited groundwater and impending
severe shortage of water supply in the
region requires the developer to redraw the
water and energy conservation plan.
Developer shall reduce the overall footprint
of the proposed development. Project
proponent shall incorporate water
efficiency/savings measures as well as water
reuse/recycling within 3 months and before
start of construction to the SEIAA, Haryana
and RO, MOEF,GOI, Chandigarh.
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All necessary approvals from the competent
authority are being obtained for structural safety of
the building as per National Building Code.
Certificate for Structural safety of the building has
been obtained from the Structural Engineer. Copy
enclosed as Annexure 9.
Approval for revised firefighting scheme is also
obtained from the Fire Station Officer, Municipal
Corporation, Gurgaon vide their letter ref no. D
FS/FA/2016/391/21435 dated 03.03.2016. Copy of
approval enclosed as Annexure 10.
No forest land is involved. The project will be built
at site earmarked for residential usage as per the
approved zoning/development plan provided by
local authority.
Construction water requirement is met through
treated sewage from DLF5 common STP and
treated sewage of HUDA canal from Chanduhera
through tanker supply. No groundwater is extracted
for construction purpose.
As a part of water conservation measures curing
compound is used in the structure instead of water
sprinkling and water wet gunny bags.
In operation phase wastewater generated at
project will be treated in existing common STP of
DLF5 and entire treated sewage will be recycle and
reused for toilet flushing, cooling and horticulture at
project site and also irrigation of golfcourse making
the project as zero discharge.
Water efficient fixtures are being installed to reduce
the water consumption. Water conservation plan
including water reuse/recycle and water balance
are submitted to SEIAA vide our letter dated
01.05.2014 (Copy of the letter attached as
Annexure 8). Water conservation plan enclosed as
Annexure 11.
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S. Conditions of Environmental Clearance
No.
18 The Project Proponent shall construct 09
rainwater harvesting pits for recharging the
ground water within the project premises.
Rain water harvesting pits shall be designed
to make provisions for silting chamber and
removal of floating matter before entering
harvesting pit. Maintenance budget and
persons responsible for maintenance must
be provided. Care shall also be taken that
contaminated water do not enter any RWH
pit.
19 The project proponent shall provide for
adequate fire safety measures and
equipments as required by Haryana Fire
Service Act, 2009 and instructions issued by
the local Authority/ Directorate of fire from
time to time. Further the project proponent
shall take necessary permission regarding
fire safety scheme/NOC from competent
Authority as required.
20 The Project Proponent shall obtain
assurance from the DHBVN for supply of
11000 KW of power supply before the start
of construction. In no case project will be
operational solely on generators without any
power supply from any external power utility.
21 Detail calculation of power load and ultimate
power load of the project shall be submitted
to DHBVN under intimation to SEIAA,
Haryana before the start of construction.
Provisions shall be made for electrical
infrastructure in the project area.
22 The Project Proponent shall not raise any
construction in the natural land depression/
Nallah/ water course and shall ensure that
the natural flow from the Nallah/water course
is not obstructed.
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Rainwater harvesting pits will be constructed in due
course of time as mentioned in the application
Form1A submitted for Environmental Clearance.
Adequate fire safety measures and equipments will
be provided in the project as required under
Haryana Fire Service Act, 2009 and instructions
issued by the local Authority/Directorate of fire
from time to time. Approval for firefighting scheme
is also obtained from the Fire Station Officer,
Municipal Corporation, Gurgaon vide their letter ref
no. D FS/FA/2016/391/21435 dated 03.03.2016.
Assurance from DHBVN is obtained for power
supply in the project. Copy enclosed as Annexure
12.
The total power requirement and back-up DG sets
arrangement will be made as mentioned in the
application Form1A submitted to SEIAA for the
Environmental Clearance.
The project does not intersect any natural drainage
route. No perennial or non-perennial drainage
system is found to exist in the project area or being
obstructed by the project. The surroundings
comprise an urbanized stretch and well planned
storm water drainage has been designed for
internal storm water drainage.
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23 The Project Proponent shall keep the plinth The project is constructed complying with all
level of the building blocks sufficiently above statutory by laws and NBC guidelines.
the level of the approach road to the Project
as per prescribed by-laws. Levels of the
other areas in the Projects shall also be kept
suitably so as to avoid flooding.
24 Construction shall be carried out so that The project is residential/group housing project and
density of population does not exceed norms population calculations are made based on the
approved by Director General Town and approved FAR by the Director of Town and Country
Country Department Haryana. Planning, Haryana.
25 The Project Proponent shall submit an Affidavit declaring that no groundwater will be used
affidavit with the declaration that ground for construction work has already been submitted
water will not be used for construction and to SEIAA/ SEAC along with the application Form1,
only treated water should be used for Form1A for obtaining the Environmental Clearance
construction. and also submitted vide our office letter dated
01.05.2015. Copy of the letter attached as
Annexure 8. Copy of the affidavit enclosed as
Annexure 13.
26 The project proponent shall not cut any Noted.
existing tree and project landscaping plan
should be modified to include those trees in
green area.
27 The project proponent shall provide helipad The building is designed as per NBC norms & all
facility as required under NBC norms and necessary approvals are being taken.
shall seek permission of helipad from AAI
accordingly.
28 The project proponent shall ensure that The project has been designed following the NBC
ECBC norms for composite climate zone are guidelines and ECBC norms.
met. In particular building envelope, HVAC
service, water heating, pumping, lighting
and electrical infrastructure must meet
ECBC norms.

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29 The project proponent shall provide 3 meter
high barricade around the project area, dust
screen for every floor above the ground,
proper sprinkling and covering of stored
material to restrict dust and air pollution
during construction.
The project site is barricaded with 7 m height.
Tarpaulin covers are provided around the exposed
earth area of construction wherever required.
Construction materials such as cement, sand and
aggregates are stored with suitable cover at off-
site batching plant area. Ready mixed concrete
used for concrete work at project site is being
transported from the off-site batching plant. Water
sprinkling is regularly carried out for dust
suppression.

Photographs showing the site barricaded with 7 m

height all around and photographs showing water
sprinkling at site are enclosed as Annexure 6.
30 The project proponent shall construct a Noted
sedimentation basin, in the lower level of the
project site to trap pollutant and other wastes
during rains.
31 The project proponent shall provide proper Project site is well approached by road of network
Rasta of proper width and proper strength of Sector roads. At construction phase internal
for each project before the start of road at site are made paved road with suitable
construction. width. Access roads to the construction area have
been provided covered with gravels.

At completion stage all permanent internal road of

suitable width will be provided as per design for
smooth movement of traffic.
32 The project proponent shall provide all the All necessary safety measure for the construction
safety measure for the workers during workers during construction of high rise building
construction of high rise building. are provided at site. Photograph showing workers
working at site are equipped with all protective
gears such as helmets, hand gloves; shoe, ear
plugs, muffs, etc. are attached in Annexure 14.
33 The project proponent shall ensure that the Effective SHGC & U-value will be maintained.
U-value of the glass is less than 3.177 and
maximum solar heat gain co-efficient is 0.25
for vertical fenestration.

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34 The project proponent shall ensure The project has been design considering the
structural integrity of high rise building during structural stability of the high-rise building and to
any seismic activity. mitigate the seismic impact. Certificate for
Structural safety of the building has been obtained
from the Structural Engineer. Copy of certificate
enclosed as Annexure 9.
35 The project proponent shall adequately All necessary precautions are adopted to control
control construction dusts like silica dust, non the dust emission. Water sprinkling at site is
silica dust, wood dust. Such dusts shall not carried out through tanker regularly for dust
spread outside project premises. Project suppression. All the construction workers are
proponent shall provide respiratory protective provided with personal protective equipment
equipment to all construction workers. (PPE) as required under the health & safety
norms.
36 The project proponent shall develop All necessary civic infrastructure such as internal
complete civic infrastructure of Group roads, sewerage line, storm water drainage,
Housing Colony including internal roads, rainwater harvesting system, water supply pipeline
greenbelt development, sewerage line, Rain and dual plumbing line, electricity supply line will
Water recharge arrangements, Storm water be done at respective due course of time of
drainage system, Solid waste management construction before commencement of operation of
site and provision for composting of bio- the project.
degradable waste, STP, water supply line,
dual plumbing line, electric supply lines etc. The wastewater will be treated in common STP of
and shall offer possession of the units/ flats DLF5 which already exists and is in operation.
thereafter.
37 The project proponent shall provide one The project has been designed following the NBC
refuse area till 24 meter, one till 39 meter and guidelines.
one after every 15 meter as per National
Building Code.
38 The project proponent shall provide fire Detailed fire fighting & safety plan are prepared
control room and fire officer for building and incorporated in project design as per the
above 30 meter as per National Building National Building Code. Necessary fire fighting
Code. approvals are obtained in pre project stage and will
be obtained at completion stage before operation
of the project as applicable.
39 The project proponent shall obtain Permission from the Mines and Geology
permission of Mines and Geology Department, Gurgaon has already been obtained
Department for excavation of soil before the prior to start of the project construction for
start of construction. excavation of soil for the project (Ref. Permit
no.1344, Memo no.2068,dated 18.09.2013) Copy of
approval enclosed as Annexure 15.

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40 Water supply shall be metered among
different users of construction.
41 The project proponent shall provide helipad
facility as required under NBC norms and
shall seek permission of helipad from AAI
accordingly.
42 The project proponent shall provide E-waste
collection center in the building.
43 The project proponent shall ensure that fire
staircase shall be kept pressurized by
mumty installed pressurization fans and
dedicated ventilation shafts adhering fire
fighting norms.
44 The project proponent shall provide stage
pumping (Different levels) for lifting water to
rooftop.
45 The project proponent shall ensure structural The project has been design considering the
stability to withstand earthquake of even structural stability of the building and to mitigate the
Richer scale 8.2 or more.
Noted
As mentioned in point no. 27, the building is
designed as per NBC guidelines.
No regular e-waste generation is envisaged since
this is a residential/ group housing project.
However suitable care will be taken for collection
of e-waste if any generated.
Detailed fire fighting & safety plan are prepared
and incorporated in project design as per the
National Building Code. Necessary fire fighting
approvals are obtained in pre project stage and will
also be obtained at completion stage before
operation of the project.
Noted
seismic impact. Certificate regarding structural
stability will be issued by consultant on completion.

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46 The site for solid waste management plan be
earmarked on the layout plan and the
detailed project for setting up the solidwaste
management plant shall be submitted to the
authority within one months.
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The top soil has been preserved separately and
will be reused for horticultural purpose. Waste
constructions materials are recycled through
authorized vendor.
In construction phase municipal solid waste are
segregated into biodegradable and recyclable/non-
biodegradable wastes and collected in separate
bins. Both biodegradable and non-biodegradable
wastes will be sold to authorized vendor.
Solid waste likely to be generated during operation
phase of the project will be segregated into
biodegradable and recyclable/non-biodegradable
wastes and collected in separate bins. Both
biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes will
be sold to authorized vendor. Solid waste
management plan is submitted to the SEIAA, vide
our office letter 01.05.2014. Copy of the letter
enclosed as Annexure 8.
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a. “Consent to Operate” shall be obtained from
Haryana State Pollution Control Board under
Air and Water Act and a copy shall be
submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana.
b. The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) shall be
installed for the treatment of the sewage to
the prescribed standards including odour and
treated effluent shall be recycled. The
installation of STP should be certified by an
independent expert and a report in this regard
should be submitted to the SElAA, Haryana
before the project is commissioned for
operation. Tertiary treatment of waste water
is mandatory. Discharge of treated sewage
shall conform to the norms and standards of
HSPCB, Panchkula. Project Proponent shall
implement such STP technology which does
not require filter backwash.
c. Separation of the grey and black water should
be done by the use of dual plumbing line.
Treatment of 100% grey water by
decentralized treatment should be done
ensuring that the re-circulated water should
have BOD level less than 10 mg/liter and the
recycled water will be used for flushing,
gardening and DG set cooling etc. to achieve
zero exit discharge.
d. For disinfection of the treated wastewater
ultraviolet radiation or ozonization process
should be used.
e. The solid waste generated should be properly
collected and segregated. Bio degradable
waste shall be decomposed at site and
dry/inert solid waste should be disposed off to
approved sites for land filling after recovering
recyclable material.
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"Consent to Operate” will be obtained from
Haryana State Pollution Control Board under Air
and Water Act before commissioning of
operation of the project.
There is an operational common STP of 9,000
kld capacity located at DLF5, Sector-43. The
wastewater generated from the project in
operation phase will be treated up-to tertiary
level in the existing common STP at DLF5 and
entire treated sewage will be recycled and
reused for toilet flushing, cooling, horticulture at
project site and irrigation of golf course to make
the project zero discharge.
Since the wastewater generated at project will
be treated in common STP of DLF5 and not be
disposed off in to HUDA sewer the separation of
grey and black water is not applicable. The total
wastewater from site will be treated in common
STP of DLF5 and the treated sewage will be
recycled and reused for toilet flushing, cooling,
horticulture at project site and irrigation of golf
course to make the project zero discharge.
In the common STP of DLF5 ozonization system
is already in operation for disinfection of treated
sewage.
Solid waste generated during operation phase
will be segregated into biodegradable and
recyclable/ non-biodegradable wastes and
collected in separate bins. Both biodegradable
and non-biodegradable wastes will be sold to
authorized vendor.
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f. Diesel power generating sets proposed as Diesel power generating sets proposed as
source of back-up power for lifts, common source of backup power will be kept in an
area illumination and for domestic use should acoustically treated room at basement to
be of enclosed type and conform to rules conform to the rules made under The
made under the Environment (Protection) Act, Environment (Protection) Act 1986. The stack
1986. The location of the DG sets should be height will be provided as per CPCB norm. Ultra
in the basement as promised by the project low sulphur diesel (ULSD) (sulphur content less
proponent with appropriate stack height i.e. than 0.05%) will be used for DG sets.
above the roof level as per the CPCB norms.
The diesel used for DG sets should be ultra
low sulphur diesel (0.05% sulphur), instead of
low sulphur diesel.
g. Ambient Noise levels should be controlled to In operation phase DG sets will be installed in an
ensure that it does not exceed the prescribed acoustically treated room at basement to
standards both within and at the boundary of conform to the permissible noise level standards
the proposed Residential Complex. notified by MoEF. Ambient noise level will be
periodically monitored.
h. The project proponent should maintain at Landscape and tree plantation will be carried out
least 35.03% as green cover area for tree as per landscape plan submitted along with the
plantation especially all around the periphery application for Environmental Clearance.
of the project and on the road sides preferably
with local species which can provide
protection against noise and suspended
particulates matter. The open spaces inside
the project should be preferably landscaped
and covered with vegetation/grass, herbs &
shrubs. Only locally available plant species
shall be used.
i. The project proponent shall strive to minimize Noted
water in irrigation of landscape by minimizing
grass area, using native variety, xeriscaping
and mulching, utilizing efficient irrigation
system, scheduling irrigation only after
checking evapo-transpiration data.

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j. Rain water harvesting for roof run-off and The rainwater collected from the rooftop and
surface run-off, as per plan submitted should other paved areas within the project area will be
be implemented. Before recharging the conveyed into the rainwater harvesting system
surface run off, pre-treatment through consisting of Desilting-cum-filter chamber, Oil &
sedimentation tanks must be done to remove grease separator and Recharge pit with bore
suspended matter, oil and grease. The bore well for recharge into the groundwater. It will be
well for rainwater recharging shall be kept at ensured that no wastewater is entered into storm
least 5 mts, above the highest ground water water drainage system. Rainwater harvesting
table. Care shall be taken that contaminated plan will be as per the design approved in the
water do not enter any RWH pit. The project manual issued by the GoI.
proponent shall avoid Rain Water Harvesting
of first 10 minutes of rain fall. Roof top of the
building shall be without any toxic material or
paint which can contaminate rain water. Wire
mess and filters should be used wherever
required
k. The ground water levels and its quality should Noted
be monitored regularly in consultation with
Central Ground Water Authority.
l. There should be no traffic congestion near the Separate entry and exits and internal roads of
entry and exit points from the roads adjoining suitable width will be provided for smooth
the proposed project site. Parking should be movement of vehicles. Parking will be fully
fully internalized and no public space should internalized and no public space will be used for
be utilized. parking. Hence, there will be no traffic
congestion near entry and exit points of project
site from the adjoining roads.
m. A report on the energy conservation measures Report on energy conservation measures were
conforming to energy conservation norms already submitted to SEIAA/SEAC along with
finalized by Bureau of Energy Efficiency should application for Environmental Clearance, also
be prepared incorporating details about submitted vides our office letter dated
building materials & technology, R&U Factors 01.05.2014. Copy of the letter attached as
etc and submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana in Annexure 8. Energy conservation report
three months time. enclosed as Annexure 16.
In order to conserve energy, suitable building
materials are been used in construction. Ready -
mixed concrete and few low-energy content
recycled material based building material are
been used. The U-values of roof, external wall
and glazing of the building will meet the
requirements as specified in Energy
Conservation Building Code.

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n. Energy conservation measures like
installation of LED for lighting the areas
outside the building should be integral part of
the project design and should be in place
before project commissioning. Use of solar
panels must be adapted to the maximum
energy conservation
o. The Project Proponent shall use zero ozone
depleting potential material in insulation,
refrigeration, air-conditioning and adhesive.
Project Proponent shall also provide halon
free fire suppression system
p. The solidwaste generated should be properly
collected and segregated as per the
requirement of the MSW Rules, 2000
amended from time to time. The
bio-degradable waste should be treated by
appropriate technology at the site ear-marked
within the project area and dry/inert solid
waste should be disposed off to the approved
sites for land filling after recovering recyclable
material.
q. The provision of the solar water heating
system shall be as per norms specified by
HAREDA and shall be made operational in
each building block.
r. 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 requirement. There should
be no traffic congestion near the entry and
exit points from the roads adjoining the
proposed project site. Parking should be fully
internalized and no public space should be
used.
s. The Project shall be operationalized only
when HUDA/ local authority will provide
domestic water supply system in the area.
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Noted
CFC/HCFC free refrigerant will be used for
HVAC system. Therefore there will be no use of
ozone depleting substances. Fire fighting system
will be as per NBC.
Solid wastes generated from the project will be
segregated into biodegradable and non-
biodegradable components and collected in
separate bins. Both biodegradable and non-
biodegradable wastes will be sold to authorized
vendors.
Noted
Noted and will be followed. Separate entry and
exits and internal roads of suitable width will be
provided for smooth movement of vehicles.
Parking will be fully internalized and no public
space will be used for parking. Hence, there will
be no traffic congestion near entry and exit
points of the project site from the adjoining
roads.
The project will be made operational only after
obtaining water supply connection from HUDA.
Assurance for HUDA water supply for the project
has been obtained from HUDA.
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t. Operation and maintenance of STP, solid Noted and will be complied
waste management and electrical
Infrastructure, Pollution control measures
shall be ensured even after the completion of
sale.
u. Different type of wastes should be disposed Since this is a group housing project there will be
off as per provisions of municipal solid waste, no such kind of waste generation except
biomedical waste, hazardous waste,e-waste, municipal solid waste from households and DG
batteries & plastic rules made under used/waste oil from back-up DG sets.
Environment Protection Act, 1986. Particularly
E-waste and Battery waste shall be disposed Solid wastes generated from the project will be
of as per existing E-waste Management Rules segregated into biodegradable and non-
2011 and Batteries Management Rules 2001. biodegradable components and collected in
The project proponent should maintain a separate bins. Both biodegradable and non-
collection center for E-waste and it should bebiodegradable wastes will be sold to authorized
disposed of to only registered and authorized vendors. The used/ waste oil from DG sets will
dismantler/ recycler. be sold to authorized recycler as per Hazardous
Waste Management Rules
v. Standards for discharge of environmental Noted
pollutants as enshrined in various schedules
of rule 3 of Environment Protection Rule 1986
shall be strictly complied with.
w. Water supply shall be metered among Noted
different users of utilities.
x. The project proponent shall ensure that the Adequate stack height will be provided to the DG
stack height of DG sets is as per the CPCB sets as per CPCB guidelines to ensure that the
guide lines and also ensure that the emission stack emissions are within the MoEF permissible
standards of noise and air are within the standards. DG sets will be kept in acoustically
CPCB prescribed limits. Noise and Emission treated room at basement to conform to
level of DG sets greater than 800 KVA shall prescribed noise level standards.
be as per CPCB latest standards for high
capacity DG sets
y. All electric supply exceeding 100 amp,3 phase Noted
shall maintain the power factor between 0.98
lag to 1 at the point of connection.

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z. The project proponent shall use only treated All necessary measures are considered in
water instead of fresh water for DG cooling. project design for conservation of water and
The Project Proponent shall also use energy in the project. STP treated water will be
evaporative cooling technology and double used for cooling of DG Sets.
stage cooling system for HVAC in order to
reduce water consumption. Further
temperature, relative humidity during summer
and winter seasons should be kept at optimal
level. Variable speed drive, best Co-efficient
of Performance, as well as optimal integrated
point load value and minimum outside fresh
air supply may be resorted for conservation of
power and water. Coil type cooling DG Sets
shall be used for saving cooling water
consumption for water cooled DG Sets.
aa The project proponent shall ensure that the Transformer of reputed make and high quality
transformer is constructed with high quality will be installed and manufacturer’s certificate
grain oriented, low loss silicon steel and virgin will be obtained.
electrolyte grade copper. The project
proponent shall obtain manufacturer’s
certificate also for that.
ab The project proponent shall ensure that exit The stack of DG sets will provided with adequate
velocity from the stack should be sufficiently height and suitably designed to conform with the
high. Stack shall be designed in such a way DG stack emissions norms.
that there is no stack down-water under any
meteorological conditions.
ac The project proponent shall provide water Water sprinkling is carried out regularly during
sprinkling system in the project area to construction phase to suppress the dust
suppress the dust in addition to the already generation. Photographs showing water
suggested mitigation measures in the Air sprinkling through tanker water at project site
Environment Chapter of EMP. enclosed as Annexure 6.
ad The project proponent shall ensure regular Noted
monitoring of electrical points and shall
appoint expert electrician for fire prevention.

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Part - B. GENERAL CONDITIONS

S. Conditions of Environmental Clearance Status of Compliance

No.
i. The Project Proponent shall ensure the Environmental safeguards contained in
commitments made in Form-I, Form-IA. ElA/EMP Form-1, Form-1A, EMP will be implemented
and other documents submitted to the SEIAA for in true spirit.
the protection of environment and proposed
environmental safeguards are complied with in
letter and spirit. In case of contradiction between
two or more documents on any point, the most
environmental friendly commitment on the point
shall be taken as commitment by project
proponent.
ii. Six-monthly compliance reports should be Six-monthly reports are regularly being
submitted to the HSPCB and Regional Office, submitted to Regional Office of the Ministry of
MOEF,GOI, Northern Region, Chandigarh and a Environment and Forests, HSPCB and
copy to the SEIAA, Haryana. SEIAA Haryana by 1st June and 1st December
every year.
iii. STP outlet after stabilization and stack emission Noted
shall be monitored monthly. Other environmental
parameters and green belt shall be monitored on
quarterly basis. After every 3 (three) months the
project proponent shall conduct environmental
audit and shall take corrective measure, if
required, without delay.
iv. The SEIAA, Haryana reserves the right to add Additional environmental safeguards
additional safeguard measures subsequently, if measures as per the suggestion of SEIAA,
found necessary. Environmental Clearance Haryana will be implemented in true spirit.
granted will be revoked if it is found that false
information has been given for getting approval
of this project. SEIAA reserves the right to
revoke the clearance if conditions stipulated are
not implemented to the satisfaction of
SEIAA/MoEF.
v. The Project proponent shall not violate any Noted
judicial orders/pronouncements issued by any
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vi. All other statutory clearances such as the
approvals for storage of diesel from Chief
Controller of Explosives, Fire Department, Civil
Aviation Department, Forest Conservation Act,
1980 and Wildlife (protection) Act, 1972, Forest
Act, 1927. PLPA 1900, etc, shall be obtained, as
applicable by project proponents from the
respective authorities prior to construction of the
project.
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There is no underground diesel storage tank.
Diesel for construction DG sets are stored in
daily storage drums in very low quantity as
per threshold limit applicable for temporarily
storage for which clearance from Chief
Controller of Explosives is not required.
Approval for firefighting scheme is also
obtained from the Fire Station Officer,
Municipal Corporation, Gurgaon vide their
letter ref no. DFS/FA/2016/391/21435
dated 03.03.2016. Copy enclosed as
Annexure 10.
Height Clearance obtained from Airport
Authority of India vide ref
no.AAI/NOC/2008/61/4989-93 dated
05.03.2014. Copy enclosed as Annexure
17.
Forest NOC obtained from Deputy
Conservator of Forests, Gurgaon, ref no.
694-G dated 03.06.2013. Copy enclosed as
Annexure 18.
Aravali Clearance Certificate from the
Tehsildar through DC is obtained under
Aravali Notification vide their letter no.117
dated 16.07.2013. Coy enclosed as
Annexure 19.
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vii. The Project proponent should inform the public “Public Notice” regarding grant of EC has
that the project has been accorded Environment been published in two local newspapers
Clearance by the SEIAA and copies of the namely Hindustan Times and The Indian
clearance letter are available with the Haryana Express dated 11.09.2013. Copy of
State Pollution Control Board & SElAA. This newspaper advertisements are also
should be advertised within 7 days from the date submitted to the SEIAA, Haryana vide our
of issue of the clearance letter at least in two office letter dated 10.10.2013 (Copy of the
local newspapers that are widely circulated in letter attached as Annexure 20). Copy of
the region and the copy of the same should be newspaper advertisements are enclosed as
forwarded to SEIAA Haryana. A copy of Annexure 21.
Environment Clearance conditions shall also be
put on project proponent's web site for public
awareness.
viii. Under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Noted. The project has obtained the prior
Act, 1986, legal action shall be initiated against Environmental Clearance before
the Project Proponent if it was found that commencement of construction.
construction of the project has been started
before obtaining prior Environmental Clearance.
ix. Any appeal against the this Environmental Noted
Clearance shall lie with the National Green
Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days
as prescribed under Section 16 of the National
Green Tribunal Act, 2010.
x. The project proponent shall put in place Corporate Environment Policy submitted to
Corporate Environment Policy as mentioned in SEIAA, Haryana vide our office letter dated
MoEF, GOI OM No. J-II0I3/41/2006-IA-II (I) 01.05.2014 (Copy of the letter attached as
dated 26.4.2012 within 3 months period. Latest Annexure 8). Corporate Environmental
Corporate Environment Policy should be Policy enclosed as Annexure 22.
submitted to SEIAA within 3 months of issuance
of this letter.
xi. The fund ear-marked for environment protection Noted
measures should be kept in separate account
and should not be diverted for other purposes
and year wise expenditure shall be reported to
the SElAA/RO MOEF GOI under rules
prescribed for Environment Audit.
xii. The project proponent shall ensure the Noted
compliance of Forest Department, Haryana
Notification no. S.0.121/ PA2/1900/S.4/97 dated
28.11.1997.

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xiii. The Project Proponent shall ensure that no It is ensured that all the vehicles used for
vehicle during construction/operation phase construction activities are having valid
enter the project premises without valid Pollution
Pollution under Check certificate. The
Under Control' certificate from competent vehicles without valid Pollution under Check
Authority. (PUC) certificate are not permitted at project
site in construction phase and also will be
restricted during operation phase
xiv. The project proponent is responsible for Noted
compliance of all conditions in Environmental
Clearance letter and project proponent can not
absolve himself/herself of the responsibility by
shifting it to any contractor engaged by project
proponent.
xv. The project proponent shall seek fresh Noted
Environmental Clearance if at any stage there is
change in the planning of the proposed project.

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PART II
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME

Name of Project: Group Housing “Super luxury Estate-The Camellias” in Zone-5, DLF City Phase- V,

Sector-42 Gurgaon, Haryana by M/s DLF Limited.

Environmental Clearance Vide Letter No.: SEIAA/HR/2013/607 dated 04.09.2013

Period of Compliance: April 2015 to September 2015.

2.0 INTRODUCTION
Post Project Monitoring is considered as an essential part to check the impact of any
project activities. Hence monitoring of various environmental parameters is carried out on a
regular basis to ascertain the following:

To know the status of Pollution within the project site and in its vicinity.

To generate data for predictive or corrective purpose in respect of pollution.

Examine the efficiency of pollution control system adopted at the site.

To ascertain environmental impacts.
Monitoring will be carried out at the site as per the norms of CPCB/SPCB.
Environmental Monitoring Programme has been conducted for various environmental
components as per the conditions stipulated in EC issued by SEIAA, Haryana.

2.1 MONITORING PROGRAMME

The post project monitoring includes the details of any major/ minor impact in the core
zone and area within buffer zone for the following parameters: -

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring.

Noise Level Monitoring.

Water Quality Analysis.

Soil Quality Analysis.
Description of the same is given as under:
2.2 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAMME

2.2.1 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Parameters:-

Monitoring was conducted respect to the following parameters:

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Particulate Matter (PM2.5)

Particulate Matter (PM10)
Sulphur dioxide (SO2)
Oxide of Nitrogen (NOx)

2.2.2 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Methodology:-

Ambient Air Quality monitoring was carried out as per the CPCB guidelines. The techniques
used for ambient air quality monitoring are given in Table 2.1.

Table 2.1: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Methodology

Attributes Sampling Instrument Used Measurement Method

Particulate Matter (PM10) 1. Respirable Dust IS: 5182 (P-23), 2006

µg/m3 Sampler (RDS) for
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) PM10 along with PM2.5 Sampler (Gravimetric)
µg/m3 gaseous attachment
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) µg/m3 for SO2 & NOx. IS: 5182 (P-2), 2001
Oxide of Nitrogen (NOx) µg/m3 2. Fine Particulate IS: 5182 (P-6), 1975
Sampler (FPS) for Reffirmed-1998
PM2.5
Source: CPCB Guidelines

2.2.3 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Locations:-

Ambient air quality monitoring has been carried out at one location to assess the ambient air
quality of the project site. This will enable to have a comparative analytical understanding
about air quality and the changes in the air environment in the study area with respect to the
condition prevailing. The locations of the ambient air quality monitoring stations are given in
Table 2.2.
Table 2.2 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations

S. Locn. Location Name/ Description Environmental Setting

No. Code
1. AAQ-1 Boundary of The Project Site West Residential

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AAQ-1: Boundary of the Project West:-

The sampler was placed Boundary of The Project West. Vicinity represents residential
environmental setting.

2.2.4 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Results:-

The detailed on-site monitoring results of PM2.5, PM10, SO2 and NOx are presented in Table
2.3.
Table 2.3: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Results of current monitoring
(April 2015 to September 2015)

S. PM2.5 PM10 NOx SO2

Locn. Code Location 3
No. (µg/m )3
(µg/m ) 3
(µg/m ) (µg/m3)
1. AAQ-1 Boundary of The
34.10 89.65 19.86 9.77
Project Site West

*NAAQS 60 100 80 80

*NAAQS-National Ambient Air Quality Standards; Schedule-VII,[Rule 3(3B)] [Part-II sec.-3(i)]

16.11.2009
Source: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Report.

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Fig: 2.1 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Air Quality – PM10

Fig: 2.2 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Air Quality – PM2.5

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Fig: 2.3 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Air Quality – SO2

Fig: 2.4 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Air Quality – NOx

2.3 AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING

2.3.1 Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Locations:-
The main objective of noise monitoring in the study area is to assess the present ambient noise
levels in project site. A preliminary reconnaissance survey has been undertaken to identify the
major noise generating sources in the area. Ambient noise monitoring was conducted at 2
location as given in Table 2.4.

Table 2.4 Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Stations

S. No. Locn. Code Location Name/ Description Present Landuse

1. NQS-01 Project Site Residential
2. NQS-02 Boundary of the project site (West) Residential

2.3.2 Methodology of Noise Level Monitoring:-

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Noise is defined as unwanted sound that create interferences in speech communication,

causes annoyance, disturbance in work concentration and sleep, thus deteriorating quality of
Noise environment. In the present study noise monitoring undertaken at 2 location at project
site.
Since loudness of sound is the important parameter to access the effects of particular activities
on human being, and for noise environment assessment that must be taken into the account.
Hourly Sound Pressure Level (SPL) was recorded with Sound level Meter (Envirotech SLM
100) for 24 hours. The Leq value has been computed from SPL readings taken at uniform time
intervals from the relation as under:
Leq = 10 log 1/n ∑ n1=1 10SPL/10

2.3.3 Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Results:-

The ambient noise monitoring results is summarized in Table 2.5. The result of noise levels
are graphically presented in Fig 2.5 & 2.6.

Table 2.5 Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Results

Monitoring Parameters
Location Detail Shift
Locations Lmax Lmin Leq

NQS-01 Project Site Day Time 70.4 43.6 53.8

Night Time 58.1 39.6 42.9

NQS-02 Boundary of the Day Time 67.2 45.5 54.5

project site
Night Time 56.7 39.6 44.0
(West)

CPCB Limits Day Time - - 55

for

Residential Night Time - - 45

Area

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Fig: 2.5 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Noise Level Monitoring during Day Time

Fig: 2.6 Graph Showing the Results of Ambient Noise Level Monitoring during Night Time

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2.4 WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS

Water is the most important natural resources. In order to assess the water quality, one water
sample from the Drinking water was collected from the Project site and Physico-Chemical
examination was undertaken by Standard methods (American Public Health Association -
APHA/ and the Bureau of Indian Standards -BIS).

2.4.1 Methodology of water Quality Monitoring:-

Sampling of water was carried out in the month of March 2016. Sample was collected as grab
sample and sampling forms are filled in as per the sampling plan. The preservative sample was
properly added to preserve as per standard operating procedures (SOP) and stored immediately
in ice boxes, which were ensured for appropriate temperatures. Sample for chemical analysis
was collected in polyethylene carboys. Sample collected for metal content were acidified to < 2
pH with 1 ml HNO3. A sample for bacteriological analysis was collected in sterilized glass bottles.
Testing results are enclosed as Annexure-4A.

2.5 SOIL MONITORING

2.5.1 Soil Monitoring Locations:-
The objective of the soil monitoring is to identify the impacts of ongoing project activities on soil
quality and also predict impacts, which have arisen due to execution of various constructions
allied activities. Accordingly, a study of assessment of the soil quality has been carried out.
To assess impacts of ongoing project activities on the soil in the area, the physico-chemical
characteristics of soils were examined by obtaining soil samples from selected points and
analysis of the same.

2.5.2 Methodology of Soil Monitoring:-

The sampling has been done in line with IS: 2720 & Methods of Soil Analysis, Part-1, 2nd
edition, 1986 of American Society for Agronomy and Soil Science Society of America. The
homogenized samples were analyzed for physical and chemical characteristics (physical,
chemical and heavy metal concentrations). The soil samples were collected in the month of
March 2016.
The samples have been analyzed as per the established scientific methods for physico-
chemical parameters. The heavy metals have been analyzed by using Atomic Absorption
Spectro-photometer and Inductive Coupled Plasma Analyzer.

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2.5.3 Soil Monitoring Results:-

Single sample of soil is collected from the site to check the quality of soil of the study area.
The physico-chemical characteristics of the soil, as obtained from the analysis of the soil
sample, are enclosed as Annexure-4A.

2.6 CONCLUSION:
All environmental monitoring data are within prescribed limits and condition of site is very well.

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 LIST OF ANNEXURE

ANNEXURE NO. ANNEXURE NAME

1 EXTENSION OF CONSENT TO ESTABLISH
2 PHOTOGRAPH OF FIRST AID ROOM
2A PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING COVERED TRANSPORT
3 TEST RESULTS OF DG NOISE & STACK
4 TEST RESULTS OF AMBIENT NOISE & AIR
4A TEST RESULTS OF SOIL & WATER
5 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING & CURRENT SITE
PHOTOGRAPHS
6 PHOTOGRAPH OF WATER SPRINKLING
7 ASSURANCE FROM HUDA FOR WATER SUPPLY DURING
OPERATION PHASE
8 COMPLIANCE TO EC-DOCUMENT SUBMITTED TO SEIAA
HARYANA VIDE LETTER DATED 1.05.2014
9 CERTIFICATE FOR STRUCTURAL STABILITY
10 APPROVAL FOR FIREFIGHTING SCHEME
11 WATER CONSERVATION PLAN INCLUDING WATER
REUSE/RECYCLE AND WATER BALANCE
12 ASSURANCE FROM HUDA FOR SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
13 AFFIDAVIT NO GROUND WATER USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION PURPOSE
14 PHOTOGRAPH OF PPE FOR WORKER
15 EXCAVATION PERMISSION FROM MINING & GEOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
16 REPORT ON ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES
17 HEIGHT CLEARANCE FROM AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF
INDIA
18 NOC FROM FOREST DEPARTMENT
19 ARAVALLI CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE FROM REVENUE
AUTHORITY
20 LETTER SUBMITTED TO SEIAA DATED 10.10.2013
21 PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING GRANT OF EC PUBLISHED
IN TWO LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
22 CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT POLICY
 HARYANA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
C-11, SECTOR-6, PANCHKULA
Website – www.hspcb.gov.in E-Mail - hspcb.pkl@sifymail.com

______________________ Tele Fax No. – 0172-2577870-73

No. HSPCB/Consent/ : 2821215GUNOCTE2186282 Dated:30/07/2015

To.
M/s : Group Housing “Super Luxury Estate- The Camellias”
Zone-5, DLF City Phase-V, Sector-42, Gurgaon, Haryana
GURGAON NORTH
122009

Sub : Extension in the validity period of NOC case of – M/s Group Housing “Super Luxury
Estate- The Camellias”
Kindly refer to your application for extension in validity of NOC received in this office
on 14/07/2015 on the subject noted above.
The matter has been examined by the board and as per the decision, the validity period
of Consent to Establish already granted vide letter No. dt. 30/07/2015 is hereby extended for
further period i.e. from 17/09/2015 to 16/09/2016 with the same usual terms and conditions as
mentioned in the previous NOC.
General Deficiencies :

Regional Officer, HQ
For and on be'half of chairman
Haryana State Pollution Control Board
 Camellias Project site

First-Aid Facilities provided at Construction Site

Ambulance at Construction Site

 Camellias Project site

Trucks containing Construction Materials Covered with Tarpaulin Sheets

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Sample Description STACK EMISSION MONITORING Reporting Date 29103t2016
ReceiPt Date 23103t2016
Client Representative (Name & Designation) Mr. Rajesh Thakur
Sample collected by (Name & Designation) Mr. T.K. Singh (Field Co-ordinator)
Date of Sampling & Time 22103/2016 ('15:30 to 16:07 Hrs)
Samplinq Location & Code D G. Set 500 KVA

Sampling duration (Minutes)

Latitude
Longitude
Stack attached to D. G. Set 500 KVA
Make of stack lron
Diameter of stack 0.'t5 Mtr
Height of stack
(i)Fron the source of emission
(ii)From roof level
(iii)From Ground Level ,.0 ,u
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Scope of l\,4onitoring Regulatory Requirement
Control measure if Any No
Operating condition at the time of Sampling On Load
Type of fuel used HSD
I\.4eteorological Condition Clear Sky
lnstrument code JME/SMt(0r/02
lnstrument calibration status Calibrated

Ambient Temperature - Ta ("C) 33.0

Temperature of Stack Gases -Ts("C) 23'1.0
Velocity of Stack Gases (m/sec.) 23.86
Flow rate of P[,4 (LPM) 27.0
Flow rate of Gas (LP[,4) 2.0
Volumetric Flow (NM3/Hr.)
Sampling condition lso"kihetlc
Sampling & Analysis Protocol lS-11255t CPCB Guidelines
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Name & Address of M/s.DLF Limited Format No. 5.10 F-04

lJnit "Super Luxury Estate-The camellias",
DLF City, Phase-V, Sector-42,
Gurgaoh, Haryana
No.
Party Reference Nil
Sample Description PotNT souRcE NolsE ReportingDate 29/03/2016
General lnformation Receipt Date 2310312016
Client Representative (Name & Designation) Mr. Rajesh Thakur
Sample collected by (Name & Designation) Mr- L. P. Singh (Field Co"ordinator)
Sampl ng Location D.G Set 500 KVA
Latitude 28"27'05.40'N
Longitude 77"06'04.9t'E
Date of Monitoring 211O312O16 ro 2'l l03l20'l.6
Time of Monitoring '14:00 to 14r30 Hrs.

lnstrument used Sound Level Meter

lnstrument code JME/SLM/0,'/07
lnstrument calibration status Calibrated

N,leteoroLogical condition during monitoring Clear Sky

Amblent Temperature ('C) 32.7
Sunounding activity D.G Set Ruhnihg Activities

Purpose of Monitoring Regulatory Requirmeht

Control measure if Any

Sampllng & Analysis Protocol CPCB GuideLines & lS-9989

Sampling Duration 30 Minutes.

Parameter Required Lmax,Lmih,Leq

TEST RESULTS
sl Parameters Testing Protocol Test Result Unit
No.
1 Lmax CPCB GuideLines 74.4 dB(A)

2 Lmrn CPCB GuideLines dB(A)

3 Leq cPcB GuideLines 71.2 dB(A)

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Format No. 5.10 F-04
Name & Address of M/s.DLF Limited
LJnit "Super Luxury Estate-The Camellias",
DLF City, Phase-V, Sector-42,
Gurgaon, Haryana
Party Reference No. Nil
Sample Description AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING Reporting Date 2910912016

General lnformation Receipt Date 23/03/2016

Client Representative (Name & Designation) Mr. Rajesh Thakur
Sample collected by (Name & Designation) Mr. L.P. Singh (Field coordinator)
Sampling Location Project site
Latitude 28.27'O4.84"N
Longitude 77"06'04.16'E
Date of Monitoring 21 I 031201 6 ro 221031201 6

Time of l\ronitoring 06:00 AM to 06:00 AM

lnstrument used Sound level meler

lnstrument code JME/SLM/01/0S
lnstrument calibration status Calibrated

vlereorological condition during monitoring Clear sky

Ambient Temperature ('C) Max. 32.0 Min. '19.0

Surrounding activity Human ,vehicular & Cohstruction aclivities

Regulatory requirement
Scope of Monitoring
No
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Sampling & Analysis Protocol CPCB Guidelines & lS-9989

Sampling Duration 24 Hrs,

Parameter Required Lmax, Lmin, Leq

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sl. Test Result dB (A)
Testing Protocol Unit
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2 Lmin CPCB Guidelines / lS-9989 43.6 39.6 dB(A)

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Name & Address of M/s.DLF Limiled Format No. s.10 F-04

unit "Super Luxury Estate-The Camellias",
DLF City, Phase-V, Sector-42,
Gurgaon, Haryana
Party Reference No. Nil
Sample Description AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING Reporting Date 29103120'16

General lnformation Receipt Date 2310312016

Client Representative (Name & Designation) Mr. Rajesh Thakur
Sample collected by (Name & Designation) Mr. T.K. Singh (Field coordinator)
Sampling Location Bouhdary of the Project site(west)
Latitude 28"27'01.00"N
Longitude 77"05'59.20"E
Date of Monitoring 21 103 1201 6 f o 221 03 l2o1 6
Time of Monitoring 06:00 AM to 06:00 AM
lnstrument used Sound level meter
lnstrumeni code JME/SLM/01/08
lnstrument calibralion status Calibrated

Meteorological condition during monitoring Clear sky

Ambient Temperature ('C) Max.32.0 Min. 19.0
Surrounding activity Human ,Vehicular & Constructloh activities

Scope of Monitoring Regulatory requlremeht

Control measure if Any No

Sampling & Analysis Protocol CPCB GuideLines & lS-9989

Sampling Duration 24 Hrs.

Parameter Required Lmax, Lmin, Leq
TEST RESULTS
sl. Test Result dB (A)
Parameters Testing Protocol Unit
No, DayTime Night Time
(06r00 AM to 1o:00 PM) (10:00 Plt'l to 06:00 At4)

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2 Lmin CPCB Guidelines / lS-9989 dB(A)

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4 CPCB Limits in dB(A) Leq dB(A)

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Name & Address of M/s.DLF Limited Format No. 5.10 F-02
Unit "Super Luxury Estate-The Camellias",
DLF City, Phase-V, Sector-42,
Gurgaon, Haryana
Party Reference No. Nil
Sample Description AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING Reporting Date 2910312016

General lnformation Receipt Date 2310312016

Client Representative (Name & Designation) l\4t. Raiesh Thakur
Sample collected by (Name & Designation) [4r.T.K. Slngh ( Field co-ordihator)
Sampling Location Project Site
Latitude 28"27'01.00"N
Longitude 77"51'69.20"E
lnstrument used RDS with 2.5 Attachment
lnstrument code JME/RDS/01/03
lnstrument calibration status CalibIated

Meteorolog cal condition during monitoring Clear sky

Date of l\,4onitoring 21 1031201 6 ro 22103 1201 6

Time of Monitoring 12:00 to 10:00 Hrs.

Actual duration of Monitoring, (minutes) 1166.2

Ambient Temperature (oC) [4ax. 33.0 Min. 19.0

Surrounding activity Human, Vehicular & Cohstruction activilies

Scope of Monitoring Regulatory requirement

Control measure if Any

Sampling & Analysis Protocol ls"5l82
Parameter Required PM2.5, PM10, N02, SO2

TEST RESULTS
st. Parameters Result Unit NAAQS
Testing Protocol
No.
1 Particulate Matter (PN,42.5) P[.42.5 sampler (Gravimetric) 40.10 !g/m3 60

lS: 5182 (P-23), 2006 s3.63 !q/rn3 '100

2 Paruculate Matter {PM10)
3 Nitrogen Dioxides (No2) . lS: 5182 (P-6), 1975 25.80 pg/m3

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Name & Address of lvlis.DLF Limited Format No. 5.10 F-05

Unit "Super Luxury Estate.The Camellias",
DLF City, Phase.V, Sector.42,
Gurgaon, Haryana

Sample Description SOIL Party Reference No. Nit

Sampling Location Project site Reporting Date 2910312016

Client Representative Mr. Rajesh Thakur
Receipt Date 2310312016
(Name & Designation)
Sampling Date 21t03t20't6
Sample collected by Mr. L.P Singh (Field Co.ordihalor)
(Name & Designation) Sampling Type Composite
Latitude 28'27'01.00'N Sample Quantity 2kg
Longitude 77'05'59.2't"E Depth of Sampling 30cm
Sampling & Analysis lS-2720,USDA,Method Manual of Soll Testing in Packing Status Temp, sealed
Prolocol lnd.

TEST RESULTS
sl. Parameters Tesling Protocol Result Unit
No.
1 pH (at 25 0C)(1:2.5 soil water sus.) lS : 2720 (P-26,'1987) 7.80

2 Conductivity(1 :2soil water sus.) ls:'14767,2000 0.27

3 SoilTextLrre USDA :1954 Reaffirmed 2010 Sandy Loam

4 ColoLrr USDA r1954 Reaffirmed 2010 Yellowish Brown

5 Water holding capacity . USDA:1954 Reaffirmed 2010 43.52

6 Bulk density USDA :1954 Reafiirmed 2010 1.31 gm/cc

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7 Chloride USDA:1954 Reaffirmed 314.56 mg/kg

2010(Pase-133)

I Exchangable Calcium as Ca l\,lethod manual of soil Testing in 278.4 mg/kg

india,(Dept. of Ag.,& Co.Ministry of
Aq.Govt.of lnd.)201 1,4.6.3(1 6a

Exchangable Sodium as Na USDA:1954 Reaff rmed 80.10 mg/kg

2010(Paqe-96)
10 Available Potassnrm as K Method manual of soil Testing in 152.36 kg. /hec-
india,(Dept. of Ag.,& Co.l\,4inistry of
Ag.Govt.of lnd.)201 1,4.6.3(14)
11 Organic Matter lS2720 (P-22, 1572) 2001 0.58
12 Exchangable [.4agnesium as Ny'g I\4ethod manual of soil lesting in 86.10 mg/kg
india,(Dept. of Ag.,& Co.l\,,linlstry of
Aq.Govt.of ,nd.)201 1 ,4.6.3(16b

13 Nitrogen as N lS:14684, 1999 139.25 kg. /hec.

14 Available Phosphorus Method manua of soil Testing in 34 n? kg. /hec.

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TEST RESULTS
st. Parameters Testing Protocol Result unit
No.
14 Ag.covt.of lnd.)201 1,4.6.3(1 3)
mg/kg
15 | olal Ltnc as Ln JMELPL/STOP/02(37) 28.30

265.47 mg/kg
16 Manganese as I\,4n JI\,IELPUSTOP/02(37)
mg/kg
I/ (;hrom rm as ur Jr\TELPL/STOP/02(37) 2.96

JMELPL/STOP/02(37) 6.36 mg/kg

18 Tolal Lead as Pb

19 Tolal Cadmlum as Cd JMELPL/STOPio2(37) 150 mg/kg

ELPL/STOP/02(37) mg/kg
20 Total Copper as Cu Jt\.{

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Name & Address of M/s.DLF Limited Format No. 5.10 F-01

ll nit "Super Luxury Estate"The Camellias",
DLF City, Phase-V, Sector-42,
curgaon, Haryana

Sample Description WATER (Drinking water) Party Reference No. Nit

Sampling Location Project site Reporting Date 29t03t2016

ClientRepresentative l\Ir.RajeshThakur Receipt Date 23103120',16

(Name & Designation) Sampling Date 22103t2016

Sampling Type Grab

Samplecollectedby T.K.Sihgh(Fieldco-ordinator)
(Name & Designation) Preservation Ret.

Latitude 28.27'01.00f'N Sample Quantity 2,0 Liter

Longitude 077"05'5e.1sl"E Parameter Required As Per Work order

Sampling & Analysis lS.1 0500-201 2,APHA 22nd Edition 2012
Protocol
TEST RESULTS
Limits of lS: 10500-2012

sl. Parameters Testing Protocol Result Unit Desirable Permissible

Limit Limit in the
No. IMaxt Absence of
Alterhate
Source
(Max)
pH (at 25'c) No
1
Relaxation

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3 Turbidity APHA 22nd Edition,2130(B ) BDL(DL 1 .0 NTU)

4 Odour Agreeable Aqreeable Agreeable

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APHA 22nd Edition, 2160 Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable

6 Total Hardness as CaCO3 APHA 22nd Edition,2340 C 36.10 ngll 200 600

/ ualc um as ua APHA 22nd Ediuon,3500Ca B mq/l 75 200

8 . Alkalinity as CaCO3, APHA 22nd Edition,2320 B 16.30 mg/1 200 600

I Chloride as Cl APHA 22nd Edition. 4500C1-B 420 mg/L 250 1000

10 Res dualfree Chlorine APHA 22nd Edition, 35OO Cl- B BDL(DL 0.20 mgil) mg/l a2 1.0

11 Cyanide as CN APHA 22nd Edition,4soocN-CD , BDL (DL 0.02 mg/l) 0.05 No

Relaxation

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I Limits of lS: 10500-2012

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No. IMax) Absence of
Allernate
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12 680 ms/l ili 30 100

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14
Total Dissolved Solids

Sulphate as SO4
T'i ::l '
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'16 Nitrale as N03-N mg/l 45

Re axation

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' Relaxation

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ls Boron APHA 22nd Edllion,45008 C I BDL(DL 0.20 mg/l) , ms/l

ms/l 0.50

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Compounds : APIIA lzno Edition,5530
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BDL (uL 0.001
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24 copperasCu APHA22nd Edition, sitt g i6itor-ooz,sili ms/ 005 15

25 l\,4anganese as Mn APHA 22nd Edition.3111 B eOLiOi o.to mglt mq4 0.1 0'3
- I: B (DL 0.0005 :,l n],slt '
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Relaxation

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Ts/']....
30 l,4ercury as Hg APHA 22nd Edition, 3111 B BDL (DL 0.001 mg/l) , ms/l 0 001 No
Relaxation

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ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PHOTOGRAPHS
CURRENT SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
 Camellias Project site

Sprinkling of Water through Tanker for Dust Suppression

 To,

M/sDLFLimited
DLFShoppingMall,3'dFloor,
ArjunMarg,DLFCity,phaseI,
Gurgaon

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Memo Datedgf//t----

Sub: Assurancefor wabr supply to proposedgrcup housing*super

Luxury Estah in Zone 5, DLF City, ptrase V, Seitor +2,
Gurgaon

It is intimatedthat upon completionof consolidationof the water

supplywhich is likefyto take l-2 yearstime, we will be able to supplyadequate
water basedon canalfor dornpsticpurposefor your above nrentionedproposed
projecton golf courseroad,Gurgaonas per your legitimaterequirement.

HUDA,DivisionNo-III,
Gurgaon
 Page 1 of 2

Water Conservation Plan including Recycle & Water Balance for Group Housing
“Super Luxury Estate- The Camellias”

Total water requirement for the project will be 479.7 kld. The details of water requirement and its
breakup, source of water and water balance are given in the Table below. Out of the total water
requirement, 234.7 kld will be met from fresh water from the Municipal Supply (supplemented by
groundwater withdrawn through 1 no. of on-site existing registered tube well), and the balance 245.0 kld
will be met from recycle of treated sewage from the Common STP in DLF City Phase-V.

Water Requirement, Source and Water Balance

Requirement Qty(kld) Source Qty(kld)
Domestic (Non-flushing) 200.6 Municipal supply 234.7
Domestic (Flushing) 100.3 Reuse of treated effluent from STP 245.0
Filter Backwash 14.0 Total 479.7
Swimming pool makeup 20.1
Cooling (DG cooling) 43.6
Horticulture 101.1
Total requirement 479.7

The sewage generated during the operation phase (284.8 kld) will be treated up to the tertiary level in the
existing Common Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) of 9,000 kld capacity in DLF City Phase-V. The treated
sewage will be recycled/ reused for cooling, toilet flushing and horticulture in the project site and surplus
treated sewage for irrigation in golf course. Therefore, during normal operations, there will be zero
discharge, as the entire treated sewage will be recycled. The water balance diagram is depicted below.

Common STP in DLF

200.6 kld Domestic 270.8 kld 284.8 kld
City Phase-V
(300.9 kld) (9000 kld Capacity)
Municipal Supply
& Ground water 100.3 kld for Flushing Treated
(234.7 kld) Sewage
(270.6 kld)
14.0 kld F. Backwash 14.0 kld (245 kld On-
(14 kld) site reuse+
25.6 kld Off-
site reuse)
20.1 kld Swimming Pool
Make-up
(20.1 kld)

Cooling 43.6 kld

(43.6 ld)

Horticulture 101.1 kld

(101.1 kld)

Irrigation in 25.6 kld

Golf Course
(25.6 kld)

Water Balance Diagram

Water Conservation Plan:

Dual Plumbing Plan:

There will be a dual plumbing system for using recycled treated sewage, which will save the consumption
of fresh water. There will be two pipe lines, one supplying freshwater for drinking, washing, cooking etc.
and other for supply of recycled treated sewage for flushing, landscape irrigation and cooling etc. This will
results in saving fresh water demand and life of existing sewerage will be improved.
 Page 2 of 2

Water savings fixtures:

a) Low flow flushing systems
Water consumption is more for flushing applications in any building. Use of more efficient water
saving toilets having dual flush system can result in a saving of more than 50% of water. Dual flush
systems will be installed to allow different volume of water for flushing and solids to save water.
There will be low flush cisterns working on 3 & 6 litres/flush instead of conventional 12.5 litres.

b) Low flow taps and showerheads

• Various types of sensor based technologies along with low flow devices (solenoid self-operating
valves) will be used for urinals, taps in wash basins.
• Aerators will be installed in taps which reduce the flow rate by 50-60%, e.g. from 15 l/min to 6
l/min.
• Since it is high rise building, pressure reducing valves will be installed to reduce the water
pressure and water flow
 
 HARYANA AA 062345
u for the proposedG.roupHousing
l, Jagiit Kumar Ghandra;authorizedsignatoryof M/9 -DLFLimited
,,Su$r Luxury Esdte; il Zone-5,Olf biiy inase'V, Sector42, Gurgaon, Haryana,on behalfof the
under:
.otp"ny, do hlreby solemnlyaffirmand undertake'as
x
'1. 1S groundwater workof the aboveproject,
shallbe consumedfor construction
Plant (STP) in DLF City Phase-V'
2. Beated effluentfrom the existingCommon'sewageTreatment
workof the aboveproject'
dutg"on shallbe usedfor construction

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VERTFICATION
are true and correctto the best of my knowledge
It is flerified that the abovecontentsof the undertaking
and belief.

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Camellias Project site

Personal Protective Equipments for Construction Workers

Energy Conservation Measures Page: 1 of 2

Energy Conservation Measures

1.0 Energy Efficient Features

• Maximum utilization of natural light

• CFL & T-5 lighting fixtures in the common areas and Truelite fluorescent lamps in basements
• Use of solar lights for street lighting and landscape lighting
• Energy efficient motors and high efficiency pumps
• Appropriate design to reduce heat gain and loss
• Thermal insulation for roof and exposed wall
• Glazing glass: to maintain the U value as per ECBC
• External glazing will be below 60% of the total vertical surface as per ECBC.

2.0 Thermal Characteristics of the Building Envelope

The U-values of the roof, external wall and glazing of the building will meet the requirements as
specified in the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC), applicable for group housing buildings.

Thermal Characteristics of the Building Envelope

2
S. Component Materials to be Used U-Value (W/m -°°C)
No. Proposed Permissible
1. Roof Insulation of R20 0.284 0.409
2. Exposed Wall AAC Blocks / Concrete Walls 0.758 0.44
3. Glazing Glazing SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient) 2.83 3.3
<0.2 and DGU (Double Glazed Unit) High
Performance glass

3.0 Compliance of ECBC Norms for Thermal Insulation:

• AC ducting: Fibre glass insulation will be used for AC ducting

• Roof: RCC slab with R-20 insulation
• Exposed wall: CLC blocks (or concrete walls) plastered on both sides
• Glazing: Double glazed glass of suitable thickness will be used depending upon the panel size

4.0 Use Energy Saving and Recycled Materials for Construction

Following low-energy/ recycled material based finishes/products will be used in the exteriors (paving
etc.) and interiors (flooring, doors/ windows, frames, interior wood finishes, paneling, false ceiling
etc.), which use low-energy materials and products and industrial waste/ recycled products and
minimize the use of wood as a natural resource.

• Use of ready mix concrete containing fly ash or PPC which contains fly ash
• Use of PPC (which contains minimum 15% of fly ash) in mortar and plaster
• Use of PPC or fly ash based paving blocks/ tiles and pre-cast elements
• Composite wood products such as hardboards, block-boards, plywood etc. made from recycled
wood scrap & dusts.
• Fibrous gypsum plaster boards made from industrial wastes
• Finished concrete flooring, ceiling tiles, ceramic tiles etc. which are made from low embodied
energy products & recycled materials or from resource efficient finishes
Energy Conservation Measures Page: 2 of 2

List of Energy Saving Measures

1. CFC Free Equipment, A.C units with CFC Free environment friendly refrigerant shall be installed to
protect ozone layer.
2. Building envelope shall be designed to reduce heat intake from outside. Wall, Roof & Glass U value
shall be as per the ECBC guide lines to save energy.
3. Lighting power densities shall be 20% less than the IGBC base line to save energy compared to
base building.
4. Energy metering shall be provided at any four of the below mentioned load for continuous monitoring
and enhance the performance of the building. This will add one credit point in IGBC Certification.
• Air conditioning
• Internal lighting
• External lighting
• Grey water pumping
• Landscape water pumping
6. Captive Power Generation: D.G set shall be ISI Rated and certified by central pollution control board
(CPCB) for emission and noise compliance. (one credit point in IGBC Certification).
7. Energy saving measures in other appliances & equipment.
• Level controllers in over head water tank shall be provided to avoid overflow of water and waste
of energy.
• All pumps shall be ISI rated and shall be of minimum 60% efficiency.
• LED lamps shall be provided in all display /exit sign boards to save energy.
• Provision of 20% Solar PV panel with LED Street lighting for the external area with 50% based
on conventional LED Street lighting would result in possible savings.
• Provision of LED lightings over T5 Fluorescent lightings will result in 20% -30% monthly Energy
Savings.
• Using Induced Jet Fans System with Secondary Mechanical Fans for Car Park Mechanical
Ventilation which would optimize the ceiling space and the overall floor to floor ceiling height for
other M&E Services. Ceiling space would appear less congested and very much neater without
massive network of ventilation ducts.
• Use of regenerating motors for lifts would result in 5% to 10% in energy saving
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DLF Shoppingmall, 3'ofloor,
Arjun Marg, DLF City Phase-I,Gurgaon

frq'i-+,Lt7 /w.fr. fufa 16.07.13

Frq:- Report of the TebsitdarGurgaon through the ollice of DC that the Land of project does
not falf under MOEf (Aravli) NotifrcationS.O 319(E) dated 07-05-92plot area of 26.719
acres which inculds Group Housing project super Luxury Estate of 17.g3 acres in
sector-42,DLF City Phase-V,Vi[age Wazirabad,Gurgaon

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Mau,3.d
Floor Arjun Marg, DLF Cify Phase-I,Gurgaon vide letterNo. Nil Dated24-08-12
madea requestin connectionwith land measuring26.719
Acres havingKhasraNo.
26113,262,264,265,266,267min,268,26911,26912,270/z,z7lll,27'U2,273,274/2,30411,
04/2,3041411min,305,30
6,2351,2352,2353,2354,2355,235611,235612,2357,235912min,
2360,2361,2362,2363,2376,2385,2386
land Locatedat village Wazirabad District
Gurgaon Applicant made a proposalto use this land for Group Housing Super
Luxury EstatePurpose.In continuationof reportsubmittedby RFO, Gurgaon vide
letterNo. 1293-Gdated22-03-13,
it is madeclearthat:
(A)As per recordavailableabovesaid land is not part of notified/closed
areaunderIFA
l9?7lFc{lt98O/specificsection4 & 5 of PLPA 1900/WLPAl972lor any otherforest
land.
 (B)It is clarifiedthat by the NotificationNo. S.O.121/PA.2lt900ls.4l97
dated28-11-
1997,all revenueestateof GurgaonDistrict is notifiedu/s 4 of PLPA 1900and S.O.
ll3lPA.2/1900/5.3197dated l7-11-1997u/s 3 of PLPA. The area is howevernot
recorded as forest in the Governmentrecord but felling of any tree is strictly
prohibitedwithoutthe permissionof DivisionalForestofficer, Gurgaon.
(C)If approach is required from Protected Forests by the user agency, the
clearance/regularization
under Forest ConservationAct 1980 will be required.
Without prior clearancefrom ForestDepartment,the use of Forestland for approach
road is strictlyprohibited.IWs DLF Ltd. Located at Vitlage Wazirabad, Gurgaon
mustobtainedclearance
andapproaches
the DivisionalForestofficer,Gurgaonfor the
permissionunderForestConservation
Act,I 980.
@)As per record with the Forest Department,Gurgaon,the area does not fall under
Aravali ProjectPlantationdoneby the ForestDepartment.
(E) All otherstatutoryclearatcemandatedunderthe EnvironmentProtectionAct, 1986or
any other AcVordershall be obtainedas applicableby the project proponentsfrom the
concernedauthorities.
(F) The project proponentshall ensurethat Judicialorders/Pronouncements
issuedby the
Hon'ble SupremeCourt/HighCourts.
(G) It is clarified that the Hon'ble SupremeCourt has issuedvariousJudgmentdated
07-05-02,29-10-02,
16-12-02,l8-03-04etc.Pertaining
to Aravaliregionin Haryana,
sincethe proposedsite falls within 5 KM. of Delhi boundarySurajkund& Badkhal
Lake the permissionfrom the Mining Department.Departmentof Town & Country
PlanningHaryanaand Other appropriateauthoritiesmust be obtainedwho is under
obligationto follow the directionsin the variousHon'ble SupremeCourtjudgments
while grantingpermission.
(H) It shallbe the responsibility to getnecessary
of useragency/applicant clearance/permission
undervariousactsandrulesapplicable
if any,fromtherespective
authorities/department.
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this irinisky. Pilotfor Schedulecast cateoorvon ieoliE?5iF-
Aqe & Qualificaiions:-
(a) Aggi: The applicant should be between21 to 45 vears of
DLF LIiIITED age on 0'l-08-13 for the aforesaid Dost. Five years
Shopping Mall,3rdFloor,
ArjunMaE relaxationwill be given to schedulecast candidates
DLFCityPhalel,GuEaon-121t02,
Phone: 0124433,4200
PUBLICNOTICE necassary aclionwill be takeni (c) Experienca:- For the post of pilot candidatesshould be a
General Publicis horebyinfomedhat CPL holder, RT license with fair flying experience.
lhe Stale Environment lmpact '19101/11/0014/1314 Preference will be given to those candidates who have
AssessnontA'tthority(SEIAA), flying experience on King Air, Barron, and Duchess
Haryana,Bay No. 5t58, Prayatan Aircraft with instrumentrating license.
Bhawan, Seclort,Pancikula videlhoir (d) Only residentsoi Bihar will get the benefit of reservation
leflerNo. SEIAAHR/2o13/607dated GO\'ERNMENT subject to productionof cast certificateduly issued by the
0 4 . 0 9 . 2 0 1h3a s a c c o r d e d
the COMMISSIOMROFd DM.
'EnvironmenEl Cl€arance" to iivs DLF RECRUIIMENT OF TEE I 3. Application will be addressed to the Director Ooeration and
Limiled (h€ Doveloper) forlhoproposed IN GO}'ERNMEII shall be received latest by 22-10-20.t3 at O5:OOpM in Civil
GmupHousing "SuperLuxuryEslEte Onlift application6 areinvitad
lhe Camellias" in Zon+s,DLFCity approxirnalely 370vaca posbofa
PhasevSector.42, GuEaon, HEryana ryakhytaxhTlak ia \ariolus Eov6d
in accordanc€ wilh lhe Environment ScieDce,Law and EducationFacd
(Probclion) Acl,1986.c€noralPublicis purview of Conunissionerof HigE
turlhorinfomedhat copyof he said coahactualbasisfor theacademicli
Environment Cleafanc6 leller is
available withtle ofrceof $e Haryana Essentialqualifications:postgd
Slate PollutionControlBoard, NET/SLET or Ph.D.asperUGCrul€l
Panchkula and lhe ofrceof SEIM, The informatioDand instd caliedfor an interviewfor which no TA & DA wilt be Daid.
Haryana. Thisplblicnot.-,isissued in prccess are available on depanm4 6. Selected Candidates wilt be given pay scale 93OO-34BOO +
compliance lotheGeneral Condilion no. Eligible candidatescanapply onlircl 5400 grade pay and other allowances.
(vii)oftheEnvironment Cle6rance l€ll€r. 09-2013till 19.59Hrs. only onliEl 7. The selected candidatewill have to submit a fitness certificite
AlokKumar(AuhorizedSlgnaloiy) caEdidates will beconsidered. from C.M.O.or CivilSurgeon.
ForDLFLlmKod
Plac€:Gurgaon (Dipek Kumar Slngh)
Date:11.09.20,|3 S.erR -64r2 (riEiEq) 13-14 Director(Ops).

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 Corporate Environmental Policy

1. Protecting our shared environment is of fundamental importance to all of us at DLF. We

recognise the positive impact we can make in protecting and adding to the environmental
richness including the natural resources (water, air, energy and raw materials) and bio-
diversity of the ecosystem we operate in. We believe this not only makes sound commercial
sense for business sustainability, it is also a matter of delivering towards future generations
for sustainability.

2. To support this goal, our policy is to:

 Comply with or exceed the requirements and spirit of applicable environmental

legislation and regulations

 Optimize the use of natural resources in order to reduce pollution, minimize wastage
and maximise reutilisation/ recycling

 Enrich the bio-diversity of the nature surrounding our areas of business.

3. We will strive to achieve this by:

 Aligning organizational processes, establishing quantifiable targets, as appropriate,

reviewing programs and processes for continuous compliance and improvements.

 Continually improving the environment sustainability performance of our end-products

(such as using energy efficient lighting and HVAC systems, using feasible renewable
energy sources, treatment and recycling of wastewater, harvesting rainwater)

 As far as possible, purchasing products and services that minimise the damage on
environment on a lifecycle basis, encouraging the use of energy efficient raw materials
containing recycled materials, minimising the generation of solid wastes, recycling the
reusable wastes and disposing the excess waste through environmentally safe manner

 Enriching the biodiversity by maximising the green landscape in our real estate projects
and encourage tree plantation

 Engaging our employees, suppliers and vendors to reduce risks from environmental,
health or safety hazards for themselves and others in the vicinity of our operations.
Training employees, associates and other stakeholders to promote environmental
awareness and encouraging them to work in an environmentally responsible manner

 Communicating the environmental commitment and performance of the organization to

our clients, customers and public to raise awareness and encourage public participation

4. Periodically update the Environmental Policy based on review and feedback.