State I,evel Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Rajasthan4, Insti.tutional Area, Jhalana Doongri, Jaipur-302004

Phone: 0 I 4 I -2705633, 27 11329 Ext. 36 1

No. Fl (4ysBlAA/sEAC-Raj/sectr/Project/cat.8(a)B2 (1240)lt3-14 Jaipur, Dated: 2

M/s Mahima Real Estate Pvt.Ltd.F-1, Govind Varg,

Rajapark, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Sub- Environmental Clearance for Proposed Group Housing Project "Mahima Bellevni" atKhasra No. - 4700/3345, 477013346,477613346, 477713346 Revenue Village, Kho-

, Nagoriyan, Tehsil- Sanganer, Rajasthan.

This has reference to your application dated22.12.20l4 seeking environmental clearancesfor the above mining project under EIA Notification 2006. The proposal has been appraised as perprescribed procedure in the light of provisions under the Eta Notification 2006 on it

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mandatory documents enclosed with the application viz. the questionnaire, EIA, EMP andadditional clarifications flrmished in response to the observation of the State Level ExpertAppraisalCommitteeRajastharr,initsmeeiingheldon27.28,02.20l5

Brief details of the Proiect:

1 Category /Item no.(inSchedule):

Cat.8(a)B2

2. Location ofProject ;

Khasra No. * 470013345, 4770/3346,Kho-Nagoriyan, Tehsil- Sanganer,

4776/33i46, 4777 /3346 Revenue Village,

3. ProjectDetailS

1 Total plot Area 9503.00 Sq.m.

2. Built up Area 26118.88 Sq.m.

3. Gross Built up Area 28263.73 Sq.m.

4. Achieved F.A.R. 2.02 (19221.18 Sq.m.)

5. Achieved groundcoverage

225s%(2231.11 Sq.m.)

6. Achieved Height 39.80 m (up to Terrace Level)

7. Achieved greenArea

963.23 Sq.m. (10.13% Sq.m. of,plor area)

8. Flat Details 2BHK-1923 BHK.72Total-264 Flats

Note:- 46-,E'W'S. and 5 LIG flats are proposed to be constructed on different landat khasra no. 63/, Revenue village-Manpur Gate, Tehsil - phage, Jaipur,Rajasthan owned by the proponent, ui.u und", E.w.s. is proposed to 6e' fi34.46sq.m. and lor LIG 235.55 Sq.m. Total area for E.w.s. and LIG is 1966.95 Sqm.

5. Parking Total pi

Total Pr

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uking Required 321

arking provided 322

Details

E.C.U.

]C.U.t--------:---I Surface Cars Scooters Total ECU

1. Stilt floor 50 Cars 69 'Scooters (23ECLD

73 ECU

2. Open Ground 210 Cars 117 Scooters (39ECrD

249ECU

l Total E.C.U. 260 Cars 186 Scooters (62E.C.u.)

322E.C.U.

6. ProjectCost:

45.00 crores

7. WaterRequirement& Source

During Construction 6.50 KLDDuring post construction 137.52 KLD. Out of total water requirement of 137.52KLd, 94.30 KLD will be met from PHED supply and remaining 43.22 KLD willbe met from treated effluent of in house STP.

8. Fuel &Energy:-

During post construction - I l2l KWThe power will be received from JVVNL Jaipur at 1l KV supply voltage, it willbe stepped down to 0.433 KV through two transformers of 750 KVA capacity

Two D.G. Sets of capacity 200 KVA each for common facilities and one D.G, Setof capacity 35 KVA for club area.

i0 EnvironmentManagement Plan

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No.Description Capital Cost

(Rs in Lacs)Annual RecurrCost(Rs in Lacs)

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I STP 45 4

2. Landscaping 4 0.4

3. Ground water rechargestructure

s.0 0.50

4. Acoustic Enclosure J

5. Dual Plumbing System 20

6. Solar Energy UtilizationApplication

10 3

7. Energy Efficient L,ighting 3 2

8. Solid waste Management J 1.2

9. Efficient Fixtures L2

10 Monitoring of Air,Water, Noise & Soil

2.2

1l Insulation of walls &roof

20

Total 125 lac 12.30lac

11 CSRActivities

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Particulars Year wise Expenditure (in lacs)

ltt Year 2"d

Year3'd Year

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Health camps on general health, jointpain, fluoreisis and other

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disease and camps focusing generalhealth practice with coordination withNGO and charitable institute forresidents.

4 lac 1 lac

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The proponent wishes to support and.upgrade education in locality. For thismoney will be spent on:

l. Donating books, school bags,

2. Conshuction of separate toilets

3. Installation of fans & Iights.4. Changing blackboard &

furniture.5. Arrangement of carrier

counseling of higher education' of meritorious and aspiring

girls.

l0 lac 4lac 4 lac

Total 14Lac 5 Lac 4 LacTotal-Rs. 23lachas been proposed to spent for CSR Activity

12 STP STP of capacity 150 KLD FAB Technology

13 Green Belt/Plantation

Total green area963.23No of trees 85

Sq.m. (10.13o/o of total plot area)

t4 BudgetaryBreakup forLabour

Fixed Explicit Investment:

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No.Activity Fixed Capital (in Rs.)

1 Temporary houses to workers - l4Nos.@Rs.25000

Rs. 3,50,000

2. Common toilet - 3 Nos.@10.000 Rs. 30,0003. Bathing Area 3 Nos.@10.000 Rs. 30,000

4. Stoves to each family- 14 Nos.@,Rs.2000

Rs. 28,000

5. A medical room will be provided forregular health checkups and medical aidfor which one doctor and compounderwill be hired.

Rs.25,000

6. R O Plant (50 1 pm)- 1 Nos. Rs. 50,000

Total Rs.5,13,000

Running Expense per Month:I

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1 Kerosene oil to workers - 40I/month/family @ Rs. 35

Rs. 19,600

2. Medical Faciliry ( l Doctor + 1

Compounder) on visit basisRs. 38,000

1J. Electricity and general expenses Rs. 1,400

4. Proponent will encourage labour to sendtheir children to nearby school for whichfinancial support will be made.

Rs. 8,400

Total Rs.67,400

3. The SEAC Rajasthan after due considerations of the relevant documents submitted by the project proponentand additional clarifications/documents fumished to it have recommended for Environ*"rtul bl*.*""with certain stipulations. The SEIAA Rajasthan after considering the proposal ura .""orn .nautlil;i;h;SEAC Rajasthan hereby accord Environmental Clearance to ttre prqject as per the provisions o-fEnvironmental Impact Assessment Notification 2006 and its subsequeni amendments, sutject to strictcompliance of the terms and conditions as follows:

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A SPECIFIC CONDITIONS1. Consent to Estabtish" shall be obtained from RPCB before start of any consrruction work at

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the site.2. The PP shall obtain a "No objection certificate for height clearance for the envisaged level

from the Airports Authority of India.No Mobile tower shall be installed.

of Etecrricity -2004 of JVVNL.I l. The PP shall full fill the requirements of energy regulatory commission.

The P.P. shall comply with the guide lines for High Rise Buildings as per officeMemorandum no. 2l-27012005-lA.lII dt. 07.02.2012 and amendmenrs made therein.As envisaged, the P.P. shall invest at least an amount of Rs 125.00 Lac as capital cost and Rs.12.30 Lac as annual recurring cost (before the project is put into use) for implementingvarious environmental protection measures.The PP has proposed an amount of Rs.23.00 lac spent over 3 years as Rs. 14.00 Lac for I styear, Rs.5.00lac for 2ndyear and Rs. 4.00 lac for 3rd year under CSR as above. Theexpenditure on these activities shall be reflected in the books of account when presented forauditing of accounts. The proposal should contain provision for toilets for girls in nearbyschools. The proposal should contain provision for monthly medical cu-pi, distribution ofmedicines and improvement in educational facilities in the nearby schools. Detailed actionplan of CSR activities shall be submiued by the PP to RSPCB at the time of applying for"Consent 1o Establish".Green belt/Landscaping should be developed in 963.23 Sq.m. (10.13% of totalplot area)That the grant of this E.C. is issued from the environmental angle only, and does not absolvethe project proponent from the other statutory obligations prescribed under any other law orany other instrument in force. The sole and complete responsibility, to comply with theconditions laid down in all other laws for the time-being in force, rests with the industry /unit / project proponent. Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie with theNational Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days as prescribed under sectionl6 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010.For conservation of electricity and to reduce energy losses the management shall ensure thatthe electrical voltage is stepped down from 33 KV to I I KV and distributed at this level andfinally brought to 440 volts-The PP shall obtain approval of drawings of laying electrical lines from the concerned SE ofRRVPNL/ JV\/NL and comply with the provisions as per Terms and Conditions for Supply

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12. All energy saving measures proposed by the PP should be implemented before the project isput into use.

13. Road width and bend should be adequate for easy movement of fire fighting vehicles.14. The P.P. shall erisure taking necessary steps on urgent basis to irpr*"" tfr"]iring

"onOitior.of the labour at site. The proposed Budgetary provision of Rs. 5.13 lacs asfixed Iapital andRs0.674 lacs as running !*p.nr" p..fJu..t uI-;.;;;;i;;; h;;;;Ii.onurr"tion rauo.within the site with,all iec"rrury ihfrastructure and facilities such as tre"atttr facility, sanitationfacility, fuel for oooking, along with safe drinking water, medical camps, and toilets forwomen,.crdche for infants. The housing may be in the form of temporary structures to beremoved after ihe completion of theproject. Details of provisions sirould be submitted toRPCB at the time of obtaining CTE.

l5' The drains should be of adeqiate capacity and be lined till the final disposal points.16, As proposed, ttre entire wastl water during the construction phase should be discharged

through the Septic tank followed by soak pit ana during posi construction phaser ifr.-orgf, unSTP of capacity 150 KLD based on fag Technology.lire construction of the Stp sho-uld becamied out simultaneously with that of the project and the STP should be functional beforethe project is put into use.

17. All required sanitary and hygienic measures shall be in place before starting constructionactivities. The safe disposal of waste water and solid waste generated durin"g the Constructionphase shall be ensured.

18, All the laborers engaged forconstruction shall be screened for health and adequately treatedbefore engaging them to work at the site.

19. AII the topsoit ixcavated during lhe construction shall be stored for use in: horticulture/landscape development within the project site.20.: Disposal of muck during "onJt*.iion;ii;;;-;d;ii;"i.r""" any adverse effect on the

neighboring communities and be disposed taking necessary precautions for general safetyand health aspects of the people, only at approved sites wiih'the approval of competentauthority.

21. Soil and ground water samples will be tested to ascertain that there is no threat to the groundwater quality by leaching of heavy metals and other toxic contaminants.

22. Construction spoils, including bituminous material and other hazardous materials must not beallowed to contaminate wateicourses and the dump sites for rr.f, ,nui"ri;i;;t;;;;;;;;"-so that they do not leach into the ground water.

23. The.diesel generator sets_to be usld during and post construction phase shall be of low-sulphur-diesel type and shall conform to Environment (Protection) Rules for air and noise

, emission standards.24. Vehicles hired for bringing construction material and laborers to the site shall be in good

conditions and shall conform to applicable air and noise emission standards and shail beoperated during non-peak/approved hours.

25. Ambient noise l.evels shall conform to residential standards both during day and night.Incremental pollution loads on the ambient air and noise quality shall ;. ;i"r;it ,[rii"*a

26. Fly.ash shall be_used as building material in the construction as per the provisions of Fly Ash.notificationofSeptember:,7999_andamendedason.August,2003.

27 Ready mixed contrete .t utt u" ur"J in uuiriing c;;.t;;il;;. --

28. fOS tlilt be obtained from National State Diiaster Management Authoriry, whereverappttcable.

29. Provision for storm water harvesting and its re-use as per CGWA and BIS standards for

30. Guidelines issued by concerned Ministry for water ,"u.". ir.u, rnuy be followed.31. water demand a*ing.on"t.*ti;;rh"li;;;;;;fi;-rt* use of pre-mixed corirete, curingagents and other besipractices. rn ptace orrr;;;;;, ;fibn;h;ff#;;r"o ur" treated

viii. These stipulations would also be Lnforced amongst the others under the provisions of Water (Preventionand Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, theEnvironment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Public Liability (Insurance) Act, 1991 and EIA Notification'06.

ix. Under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, legal action shall be initiated against theproponent, if it is found that construction of the project had been started without obtainingenvironmental clearance.

(Yogendra Kumar Dak)Member Secretary,SEIAA Rajasthan.

Copy to following for information and necessary action:I . Secretary, Ministry of Environment,Forest & Climate Change,Gol,t. of India, Indira Paryavaran

Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road, Aliganj, New Delhi-110003.2.

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Addl. Chief Secretary, Environment Department, Rajasthan, Jaipur.Smt. Alka Kala, Chairman, SEIAA, Rajasthan,6g-A, Bajaj Nagar Enclave, JaipurSh. Sankatha Prasad,(IFS Retd.),250, Gomes Defence Colony,Vaishali Nagar,Jiipur.Member Secretary, Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, Jaipur for information & necessaryaction and to display this sanction on the website of the Rajasthan Pollution Control Board, Jaipur.Secretary, SEAC Rajasthan.The CCF, Regional Office, Ministry of Environment & Forests, RO(CZ), Kendriya Bhawan, 5thFloor, SectorH', Aliganj, Lucknow-226 020.

8. Environment Management Plan- Division, Monitoring Cell, MoEF, Paryavaran Bhavan, CCOComplex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003.

9. Programmer,I)epartment of Environment, Govemment of Rajasthan, Jaipur with the direction toupload the copy of this environmental clearance on the website.

M.S. SEIAA (Rajastha n)