District Environmental Action Plan (KHEDA DISTRICT) · Kheda district is having area of 3959...

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DistrictEnvironmentalActionPlan(KHEDADISTRICT)

(AsperHon’bleNGTorderinO.A.No.710‐713/2017dated15.07.2019)

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INDEX

Chapter

Detail Pageno.

Chapter1

BriefProfileoftheDistrict 5

Chapter2

WasteManagementPlan

2.1SolidWasteManagementPlan 7

2.2PlasticWasteManagement 10

2.3C&DWasteManagement 13

2.4BiomedicalWasteManagement 15

2.5HazardousWasteManagement 18

2.6E‐WasteManagement 21

Chapter3

WaterQualityManagementPlan 23

Chapter4

DomesticSewageManagementPlan 23

Chapter5

IndustrialWastewaterManagementPlan 25

Chapter6

AirQualityManagementPlan 27

Chapter7

MiningActivityManagementplan 29

Chapter8

NoisePollutionManagementPlan 31

Chapter9

Conclusion 34

Chapter10

Annexures

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INTRODUCTIONHon’NationalGreenTribunalinO.A.No.710‐713/2017dated15.07.2019orderedregarding constitution of District Committee (as a part of District PlanningCommittee under Article 243 ZD) under Articles 243 G, 243W, 243 ZD readwithSchedules11and12andRule15oftheSolidWasteManagementRules,2016.

Intheabovesaidorder,itisstatedthatamongothers

‘Chief Secretaries may personally monitor compliance of environmental norms(including BMW Rules)with the DistrictMagistrate once everymonth. The DistrictMagistratesmayconductsuchmonitoring twiceeverymonth.We find itnecessary toaddthatinviewofConstitutionalprovisionsunderArticles243G,243W,243ZDreadwithSchedules11and12andRule15oftheSolidWasteManagementRules,2016itisnecessarytohaveaDistrictEnvironmentPlantobeoperatedbyaDistrictcommittee(asapartofDistrictPlanningCommitteeunderArticle243ZD)’

In this regard, Director (Environment) and Additional secretary, Forest andEnvironment department, Gandhinagar requested District Collectors to prepareDistrictEnvironmentalplansbyconstitutingDistrictCommittee(asapartofDistrictPlanning Committee under Article 243 ZD) & furnish monthly progress report toChiefSecretarytoGovernmenteverymonth.

As per the directions, District committeewas formed in the Kheda DistrictcomprisingoffollowingmemberstoevolveandexecuteDistrictEnvironmentalPlan.

SrNo NameandDesignation Designationinthecommittee

1. DistrictMagistrate,Kheda–NadiadDistrict Chairman

2. President,KhedaJillaPanchayat. Member

3. District Development Officer, Kheda JillaPanchayat Member

4. TheSuperintendentofPolice,Kheda Member

5. DistrictPlanningOfficer,Kheda Member

6. President,NadiadNagarpalika. Member

7. ChiefOfficer, NadiadNagarpalika Member

8. ChiefDistrictHealthOfficer,Kheda Member

9. Executive Engineer, Public worksdepartment. Member

10. ExecutiveEngineer, IrrigationDepartment Member

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11. Assistant Geologist, Geology & MiningDepartment,Nadiad. Member

12. DeputyConservatorofForests,Nadiad. Member

13. GeneralManager,DistrictIndustriesCenter,Nadiad Member

14. RegionalTransportOfficer,Nadiad. Member

15. DistrictAnimalHusbandryOfficer, Nadiad. Member

16. Executive Engineer, Gujarat Water SupplyandSewerageBoard, Nadiad. Member

17. President, Nadiad GIDC IndustriesAssociation,Nadiad Member

18. RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad MemberSecretary

TheDistrictEnvironmentPlanscoverthefollowingenvironmentalissues:

1. SolidWasteManagement

2. BiomedicalWasteManagement

3. PlasticWasteManagement

4. ConstructionandDebrisWaste(C&D)

5. RejuvenationofPollutedRiverStretches

6. IndustrialPollutionControl

7. UtilizationofTreatedSewage

8. ConservationofWaterBodies

9. AirQualityManagementPlan

10. E‐WasteManagement

11. Mining(PreventionofSandMining)

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1. BriefProfileoftheDistrict

According toCensus2011,Khedadistrict has a total populationof22.99 lakhs.Thetotalnumberofhouseholdsbeing395493,theaveragefamilysizeworksoutto5.12.Sexwisedatashowthattheproportionofmalesinthetotalpopulationis51.64percentwhilethatoffemalesis48.36percent.Theresultantsexratioworksoutto937 females per 1000 males. The literacy ratio is 88.21 percent in urban areaswhereas is lower (83.14 per cent) in rural areas. The overall literacy rate in thedistrict is thus84.31per cent ‐males93.40per centwhich is substantially higherthanthefemaleliteracyrate(72.38percent).

Khedadistrict ishavingareaof3959 sq.kms.Nadiad taluka is thedistrictheadquarter for theGovernmentadministration.Thereare total10 taluka,8 townsand620 villages in the district. Geographically it lies between 22.30‟ to 23.18‟ degreelatitudeatNorthern side and72.32‟ to73.37‟deg. District is boundby twomajorriversofGujarat,onwestsideSabaramatiandMahisagarontheEast.

In Kheda District, there are total 10 Talukas namely, Kheda, Nadiad,Mahemdabad, Kapadvanj, Kathlal, Mahudha, Thasra, Matar, Galteshwar and Vaso.Thereare10Nagarpalikas(ULB)namelyNadiad,Kheda,Kathlal,Kapadwanj,Kanjari,Chaklasi,Mahudha,Mehmedabad,ThasraandDakor.

ThedistricthasmajorriversnamedMahi,Sabarmati,Meshwo,Khari,VatrakandShedhi.MahiRiverisfamouswithMahisagarnameforitslargestretchwhichpassingnearbytheThasrataluka.

Total Geographical Area of Kheda district is 3,94,388 hector, of which 9807hectorisForestcover

Region of Kheda is known as “Charotar‐the Golden Leaf area”. Since manydecades it has beenmajor producer of tobacco in Gujarat.Moreover, it has strongbaseofcotton&ricetoo.MajorindustriesofthedistrictareofTextiles,Paper,Agro‐based and Food Processing. Kheda is known for its timber industry and alsorecognized as hub for the packaging woods. Matar & Kheda Taluka has abundantreservesofnaturalgas.TherearemanywarehousesalongtheNationalHighway‐8.

MostpopularreligiousplacesofthedistrictareSantramMandir(Nadaid),VadtalSwaminarayan Mandir (Vadtal), Rannchhodrai Temple at Dakor, GalteshwerMahadev Mandir and Roja Roji (Mehamdabad). There is no big mountain ormountainrange.ThereisnocoastalareainKhedaDistrict.

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2. WasteManagementPlanTheWasteManagementplancoversthefollowingenvironmentalplans:

2.1SolidWasteManagementPlan

2.2PlasticWasteManagement

2.3C&DWasteManagement

2.4BiomedicalWasteManagement

2.5HazardousWasteManagement

2.6E‐WasteManagement

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2.1 SolidWasteManagementTheMinistryofEnvironment,ForestandClimateChange,Governmentof IndiahasnotifiedtheSolidWasteManagementRules,2016.AspertheRules,theroleoflocalbodyhasbeenspecifiedasperRule15ofSolidWasteManagementRules,2016andasperRule16ofthesaidRules,GujaratPollutionControlBoardshallenforcetheseRulesthroughlocalbodies.With respect to effective implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules,2016,Hon‟bleNGThad laiddownseveralorders,ofwhich,Hon‟bleNationalGreenTribunal,PrincipalBenchon22ndDecember2016haspassedjudgmentinOriginalApplicationNo. 199of 2014 filedbyMrs.AlmitraPatelwith regard to solidwastemanagement.SolidWastesgenerationinKhedaDistrict:InKhedaDistrict, there are 10Nagarpalikas (ULB) namelyNadiad, Kheda, Kathlal,Kapadwanj,Kanjari,Chaklasi,Mahudha,Mehmedabad,ThasaraandDakor.Thesolidwastegeneratedfromthesaidlocalbodiesisbeingcollected.Thewetsolidwasteiseithercompostedordisposedatsolidwastedumpsite.Theplasticwasteiscollectedandpartlyusedforcoprocessing,recyclingforotherpurposesandtheinertmaterialis disposed on the solid waste dump site. In Kheda district, scientific solid wastedisposallandfillsiteisyetnotdeveloped.AsperHon’bleNGTorderdated15.07.2019inO.A.No.710‐713/2017,ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperAnnexureA.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action plan with action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforSolidWasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints

PlanofAction Currentstatus

DesirableLevel

Gap Timelimit ResponsibleStakeholders

1. Collection,Segregation andtreatment ofsolidwaste

1. To carry out 100% door to doorcollection with segregation atsource.

2. Notification of By‐laws andimplementation.

3. Quantification of generation ofsolid wastes (Biodegradable,Non‐biodegradable,inerts,etc.).

4. Methodology of composting, bio‐methanation,wastetoenergyetc.tobeadopted.

5. Domestic hazardous waste suchas discarded paint drums, usedbatteries, CFL bulbs, etc. to becollected separately and handedover to Hazardous WasteDisposal facilities authorized bytheGPCB.

100%100%100%NONO

100%100%100%100%100%

000100%100%

Continuousactivity‐‐Continuousactivity31/01/202131/01/2021

Chiefofficers(CO)ofallNagarpalikas

2. Development ofSecured Landfill(SLF)Site.

ToprovideSLFsiteProposedtobecarriedoutinclusterlevelbyconcernedauthority.PresentstatusofSLF‐NilIdentificationofland–6monthsDesignandconstruction–6monthsCommissioningofSLF–1year

Nil 100% 100% 31/03/2022 Chiefofficers(CO)ofallNagarpalikas

3. Issue ofAuthorisation

Local bodies generating solid wastegreater than5tons/dayshallobtain

Nil

7

100%

Afterprovisionof

1. Chiefofficers(CO)of

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Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


under SWMRules,2016

AuthorisationasperSWMRules,2016 No.ofULBsrequiredtoobtainAuthorisationason31stDecember2019‐7

No.ofULBsobtainedAuthorizationason31/12/2019.‐Nil

SLF.

allNagarpalikas

2. RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad

4.

Air QualityMonitoring,Water QualityMonitoring ofdumpsites &Compost qualityasperSchedule I& II of SWMRules,2016atallCorporationsandNagarpliakas

TocarryoutAirQualityMonitoring,Water Quality Monitoring (groundwater) & Compost quality in andaround processing facilities &dumpsites as per Schedule I & II ofSWMRules,2016atallCorporationsand sensitive / ecologicalMunicipalities Periodicity of WaterQuality Monitoring: Summer,Monsoon,PostMonsoon

NoSLFdevelopedNoCompostingfacility.

100% 100% AfterprovisionofSLF.

1. AllChiefofficersof10Nagarpalikas


3. ExecutiveEngineer,GWSSB

5. CreatingAwarenesstothepublic throughconstitutedSpecial TaskForce.

SpecialTaskForceshallperiodicallyreview once in once in a month onthestatusofcreatingawarenessandalsoonthepreventionofdumpingofsolidwasteanddischargeofsewageinwaterbodies,actionagainstopenburningofsolidwastes,etc.

Awarenessprogramsperiodicallyconducted.

TobecarriedoutExtensively

‐ ‐ 1. Nagarpalika2. AllChief

officersof10Nagarpalikas


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2.2 PlasticWasteManagement:In Kheda District, there are 10 Nagarpalikas (namely Nadiad, Kheda, Kathlal,Kapadwanj,Kanjari,Chaklasi,Mahudha,Mehmedabad,ThasaraandDakor).Thelocalbodiesaredirectedtoensurethattheplasticwastegeneratedfromtheallthelocalbodiesaretobesegregatedandrecyclableplasticwastearesoldtotherecyclers,lowvalueplasticareutilizedforroadlayingandthenon‐recyclableplasticwasteissenttoco‐processinginCementPlantandtheremaininginertsaredisposedforlandfill.Inordertogivethrustonplasticwasteminimization,sourcesegregation,recycling,involvingwastepickers,recyclersandwasteprocessorsincollectionofplasticwastefractioneitherfromhouseholdsoranyothersourceofitsgenerationorintermediatematerial recovery facilityandadoptpolluterspayprinciple for thesustainabilityoftheWasteManagement system,MoEF&CC has notified PlasticWasteManagementRules,2016asamended.These rules shall apply to every waste generator, local body, Village Panchayat,manufacturer,recyclers,importersandproducers.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperAnnexureB.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action plan with action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforPlasticWasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1. Segregation andQuantificationofPlasticWastes

No. of Material Recoveryfacilitiesestablished.

Quantity received and sentforbeneficialuses.

Quantification of generationofplasticwastes

Linkage between ULB andProducer.

9ULBhasMRFNil100%Nil

10100%100%100%

1(Thasra)100%100%100%

30/06/202030/06/202030/06/202031/03/2021

ChiefofficersofallNagarpalikas

RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad

2. Channelizing thecollected wasteplastics(T/M)

Recyclingofwasteplastics Co‐processingincementplants.

10%5%

100%100%

90%95%

31/03/202131/03/2021



3. Issue ofRegistration asperPWMRules,2016 asamended

No. of recycling unitsidentifiedforRegistration–5,and issued with Registrationason31/12/2019‐1

No.ofPlasticunits(Producers)identifiedforRegistration‐32,andissuedwithRegistrationason31/12/2019–01.

11

531

80%97%

31/03/202131/03/2021


4. ActionregardingUser & ThrowawayPlasticban

Notification of By‐laws andimplementation.

Ban on use of single use

100%100%

100%100%

00

‐‐


RegionalOfficer,

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Plastic. Zone wise surprise

inspectionstobecarriedout.

Surpriseinspectionsperiodicallyconducted.


‐

‐

GPCB,Nadiad

5. Awarenesscreation

Awareness shall be carried outforthegeneralPublic.



‐ ‐ DistrictAdministration



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2.3 ConstructionandDebris(C&D)WasteManagement:AsperHon’bleNGTorderdated:15.07.2019inOA.No.710–713/2017,ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperAnnexureC.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action plan with action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforConstructionandDebris(C&D)WasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel

Gap Timelimit Responsible Stakeholders

1. Handling ofconstructionand demolitionwaste

Identification &Establishmentofsite forConstructionand Demolitionprocessingfacility.

Constructionand Demolitionwaste recyclingplant.

NilNil

100%100%

100%100%

31/03/202231/03/2022

ChiefOfficersofallNagarpalikas.

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2.4 BiomedicalWasteManagement:InKhedaDistrict,theBiomedicalwastegeneratedfromthegovernmentandprivatehealthcarefacilitiesistreatedanddisposedthroughtheCommonBioMedicalWasteFacilityownedbyM/s.SamvednaBMWIncinerator,Halolunit andM/s.PolluCare Biomedical waste incinerator, Ahmedabad. Both are having commonbiomedical waste incineration facility have obtained Consent to Establish andConsenttooperatepermissionoftheGPCBoard.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperAnnexureD.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action plan with action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforBiomedicalWasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1.

InventorisationofOccupiersanddata on bio‐medical wastegeneration,treatment&disposal

Number ofbedded and non‐beddedGovernment andPrivate HealthCare Facilities intheDistricts:652

Number of BloodBanks, Clinicallabs in theDistricts:1

VeterinaryInstitution &AnimalHusbandry:35

5541

100%100%

15%0

31/03/2021 1. ChiefDistrictHealthofficer

2. Healthofficer,AnimalHusbandry


2. Issue of BioMedical Wasteauthorizationunder BioMedicalWasteManagementRules 2016 andissue of consentunder Water (P&CP)Act,1974 asamended and

AsandwhenappliedbyHCU.

554 100% 15% 31/03/2021 RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad

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underAir(P&CP)Act, 1981asamended

3.

Monitoring ofcomplianceunder BioMedicalWasteManagementRules,2016

To ensure all theHCFs arecollecting andsendingsegregated BioMedical waste tocommonfacility.

Unauthorizeddisposal to beprevented.

100%100%

100%100%

00

ContinuousactivityContinuousactivity


CBMWTFsoperators

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2.5Hazardouswaste“Hazardouswaste”meansanywastewhichbyreasonofcharacteristicssuchasphysical, chemical, biological, reactive, toxic, flammable, explosive orcorrosive,causesdangerorislikelytocausedangertohealthorenvironment,whetheraloneorincontactwithotherwastesorsubstances.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperAnnexureE.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforHazardousWasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1. Awareness/trainingofWasteGenerators

ULBs take necessarysteps for publicawareness andimportance ofsegregation ofpotentially hazardousdomesticwaste.Training onHandling/disposal willbe provided toinformal sectorpersons who areengaged in trading,dismantling, andrecycling of e‐waste/batteries.



‐ ‐ ChiefOfficersofallNagarpalikas.

RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad.

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2. AuthorizationofIndustries

No. of industrial unitsrequired to obtainAuthorisation as on31/12/2019‐527.

No. of industrial unitsissued withAuthorisation as on31/12/2019‐527

100% 100% 0 Continuousactivity

RegionalOfficer,GPCB,NadiadandHeadOffice,Gandhinagar.

3. Wastedepositioncentresfordomestichazardouswaste

ULBs will establishwaste depositioncentres for domestichazardous waste andgive direction forwaste generators todeposit domestichazardous wastes atthis centre for its safedisposal.

Nil 10 100% 31/03/2020 ChiefOfficersofallNagarpalikas.

4. MonitoringofcomplianceofHazardousandOtherwasterules2016

Unauthorised dumpingofHazardouswasteistobeprevented



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2.6E‐wastemanagementElectronic waste or e‐waste describes discarded electrical or electronic devices.Usedelectronicswhicharedestinedforrefurbishment, reuse,resale, salvagerecyclingthroughmaterialrecovery,ordisposalarealsoconsiderede‐wasteAtpresentE‐wastemanagementisinnascentstageinthedistrictandonlyinformaltrading,dismantling,andrecyclingofe‐wasteexistsintheDistrict.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureF.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforE‐WasteManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1. CollectionofE‐Waste

• CollectionCentrestobeestablishedbyULBsinDistrict

Nil

10 100% 31/06/2020 ChiefOfficersofallNagarpalikas.

2.ControlE‐WasterelatedpollutionandAwareness

• CreationofAwarenessonE‐Wastehandlinganddisposal



‐ ‐ ChiefOfficersofallNagarpalikas.

RegionalOfficer,GPCB,Nadiad.

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3.WaterQualityManagementPlan

Central Pollution Control Board in association with State Pollution Control Boardmonitors the water quality of major Rivers and Lakes under the GlobalEnvironmental Monitoring System (GEMS) and Monitoring of Indian NationalAquaticResourcesSystem(MINARS)programme.BasedontheconsolidatedreportsofGEMSandMINARSduringtheyear2016‐17,theCPCBhasidentified351pollutedriverstretchesinthecountry.ForGujarat,CPCBhasidentified20numbersofPollutedRiverStretchesbasedontheBio‐ChemicalOxygenDemand(BOD)values.Hon’bleNGT(PB)hasdirectedalltheStatesandUnionTerritoriestoprepareactionplanswithin31.01.2019forbringingallthepollutedriverstretchestobefitatleastforbathingpurposes(i.e.,BOD<3mg/l&FC<500MPN/100ml)withinsixmonthsfrom the date of finalisation of the action plans and subsequently the time limitextendedfortwoyearsi.e.within31.03.2021videitsorderdated08.04.2019.PollutedRiverStretchesinKheda:

InKhedaDist.RiverShedhifromDhamodtoKhedaisidentifiedaspollutedstretchesasPriority4havingBODvalueof9mg/l.

SeparateActionplan is alreadyprepared forRejuvenationof pollutedRiverStretchofRiverShedhi.

As per direction of Hon. NGT, River Rejuvenation Committee is reviewingprogress report of submitted time bound action plan to restore quality ofwaterofRiver.

ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureG.

4 DomesticSewageManagementPlan

InKhedaDistrict, there are 10Nagarpalikas (ULB) namelyNadiad, Kheda, Kathlal,Kapadwanj,Kanjari,Chaklasi,Mahudha,Mehmedabad,ThasaraandDakor.Outof10Nagarpalika only Nadiad Nagarpalika has STP hence in 9 Nagarpalika STP isrequired.NadiadNagarpalikaalsohavetodivertallquantityofdomesticsewagetotheirSTP.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureH.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforWaterQualityManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel

Gap Timelimit Stake holdersresponsible

1.

Domesticwastewaterdischarge by allNagarpalika

To provide STPand to utilizetreated sewage asper StateGovernmentpolicy.STPrequired‐10STPProvided‐01

1 10 90% 31/12/2022

Chief Officers ofallNagarpalikas

Exe.Eng.GWSSB

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5 IndustrialWastewaterManagementPlan:Kheda District is known for industries of various sectors such as Food and foodprocessing units, Plywood and Laminated Sheet manufacturing units, Oil and gasextraction wells including its processing facility, Brick kilns and Stone Crushers.TherearefourGIDCareasnamelyNadaid,Matar,KapadwanjandThasra.Theretwoprivatetextileparknamely‐M/SVrajIntegratedTextileParkLtd.atBidaj,Ta&DistKheda andM/S Amitara Green Hi Tech Textile Park Pvt. Ltd. at Nayka, Ta & DistKheda.ThedetailsofIndustriesobtainedconsentofGPCBaregivenasfollows:

Category

NumberofIndustries

Red

178

Orange

311

Green

181

Total

670

AlltheunitsgeneratingwastewaterhaveprovidedEffluentTreatmentPlant.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureI.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforIndustrialWasteWaterManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1.

IndustrialwastewaterQualityMonitoringandCollectionofdata

Toberegularlymonitored


RegionalOfficer, GPCB,Nadiad

2 MonitoringofIndustrialUnits

Toberegularlymonitored



3 Tomonitor

dischargeofindustrialwastewater

Statusofcompliancebyindustrialunitsdischargingtreatedwastewater.

ToprovideCETPforNadiadGIDCIndustries.CETPrequired–1Provided‐0

95%Nil

100%1

05%100%

Continuousactivity31/07/2021


Nadiad GIDCIndustriesAssociation

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6. AirQualityManagementPlan

MainSourcesofAirpollutioninthedistrictareIndustrial(Industry/crusher/BrickKiln) and Vehicular traffic. This plan aims to reduce the sources and amount ofpollutantsresponsibleforreducingtheambientairquality.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureJ.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforAirQualityManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1.

AirQualityMonitoringandCollectionofdata

• To beregularlymonitored



2 InventoryofAirPollutionSources

Inventory ofpotential AirPollutingSources



3 Monitoringof

pollutingvehicle

• Setting up of AutoEmission TestingCentres in thedistrict. Number ofexisting Centers ‐47

47 47 100% ‐‐ RTOPolicedept.

4 MonitoringofcompliancebyIndustries

Regularmonitoringforcompliance.

95% 100% 05% Continuousactivity

Regional Officer,GPCB,Nadiad

5 CreationofAwareness

Public awareness tobe created throughIECcampaignwithpublicparticipation.



‐ ‐ RTO RegionalOfficer, GPCB,Nadiad

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7.MiningActivityManagementplanMainMiningareaofKhedaDistrictareinSevaliaandDanadaraArea.Mainlyminingactivity is forBlack trapandordinarysand.Ordinarysandmining iscarriedout inRiverBed.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureK.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforMiningActivityManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1.

Preventingillegalmining

Identification ofriver stretcheswhere there arechancesforillegalsand mining andFrequent surprisechecks in thoseriver stretches byMiningDepartment.


DistrictGeologist.

DistrictAdministration(RevenueDept.)

PoliceDepartment

2 Monitoring Checking forViolation ofapproved miningplan/environmentalnorms


DistrictGeologist.

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8. NoisePollutionManagementPlan

NoisecanbedefinedasunwantedorundesiredsoundandNoisepollutionsimply means when there is a lot of noise in the environment which isconsequentially harming the environment. Noise pollution affects active andpassiverecipientswhennoiselevelscrosscertainsafeboundaries.Noisepollutionaffectsbothhumanhealthandbehaviour.Noisepollutionalso impacts thehealthandwell‐beingofwildlife.Mostactivitiesthatcausepollutionareessentialtomeettheneedsofthegrowingpopulation and development. Therefore preventive measures to minimizepollutantsaremorepracticalthantheirelimination.ThedetailsinprescribedformatofModelactionplanofCPCBisasperannexureL.Based on the data analysis of current status, Action planwith action points andResponsibleStakeholdersisasbelow:

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ActionPlanforNoisePollutionManagement.

Sr.No.

Actionpoints


DesirableLevel


1.

NoiselevelMonitoring

• PoliceDepartmentandGPCBwillconductNoiselevelMonitoringasandwhennecessary.

• Monitoringequipment/noisemeasuringdevices,procuredbyGPCB‐1,procuredbypolicedepartment‐Nil.

100%50%

100%100%

050%

ContinuousactivityTime limitwill bedecided atstate level bytheir DGP,HeadOfficeatGandhinagar

PoliceDept. RO,GPCB

Nadiad

2 Categorizationofareas

• Categorization of areasinto industrial,commercial residentialorsilenceareas/zones.

• Sign boards will beinstalledinSilentzones.

Nil 100% 100% 30/06/2020 AllCOofULBs

3 Restrictiononuseofloudspeakers/PAsystem

• Loud speaker or apublic address systemwill not allowed to beusedwithoutobtainingwritten permission

100%

100%

0

Continuousactivity

DistrictAdministration PoliceDept.

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etcandmonitoring

fromtheauthority.• A loud speaker or apublic address systemwill not allowed to beused at night (between10.00p.m.to6.00a.m.)

• Special team formonitoring duringfestivals.

100%100%

100%100%

00

ContinuousactivityContinuousactivity

District

Administration PoliceDept. PoliceDept. RO,GPCB

Nadiad4 Monitoringof

pollutingvehicle

RTO will take steps formonitoring/ checking ofvehicles to ensureenvironmental norms arefollowedbythevehicles.


RTO

5 CreationofAwareness

Stepswill be taken to awaregeneralpublic



‐ ‐ DistrictAdministration

RTO

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