District Environment Plan for - District Rohtak Haryana State

District Environment Plan for - DistrictRohtak Haryana State

Office of District Administration, Deputy Commissioner, Rohtak

Office: Mini Secretariat, Rohtak

E-Mail: [email protected]

District Environment Plan [Name of District]

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Contents

1.0 District Profile.......................................................................................................................................4

a. District Administrative Set-up...............................................................................................................4

b. Local institutions...................................................................................................................................5

c. Natural Resources................................................................................................................................. 6

Water bodies........................................................................................................................................ 6

Availability of water resources............................................................................................................. 6

Forest coverage.................................................................................................................................... 6

d. Geography & Demography................................................................................................................... 7

e. Land-use patter.....................................................................................................................................7

f. Climate.................................................................................................................................................. 7

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules............... 7

(i) Solid Waste Management.....................................................................................................................7

a. Current status related to solid Waste management............................................................................ 7

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan.................................................................................................. 8

(ii) Plastic waste Management................................................................................................................. 27

(a) Current status related to Plastic waste management........................................................................ 27

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan................................................................................................ 27

(iii) C & D Waste Management................................................................................................................. 32

a. Current status related to C & D Waste............................................................................................... 32

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan................................................................................................ 33

(iv) Biomedical Waste Management.........................................................................................................37

a. Current Status related to biomedical waste....................................................................................... 37

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan................................................................................................ 38

(v) Hazardous Waste Management......................................................................................................... 42

a. Current Status related to Hazardous Waste Management.................................................................42

b. Identification of gaps and action plan................................................................................................ 43

(vi) E-Waste Management........................................................................................................................ 46

a. Current Status related to E-Waste Management............................................................................... 46


3.0 Air Quality Management..........................................................................................................................49

a. Current Status related to Air Quality Management............................................................................49


4.0 Water Quality Management.................................................................................................................... 55

4.1 Water Quality Monitoring........................................................................................................................55

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a. Current Status related to Water Quality Management...................................................................... 55

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality monitoring.................................................. 56

4.2 Domestic Sewage..................................................................................................................................... 58

a. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage.........................................58

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage.........................................60

5.1 Industrial Waste Water Management..................................................................................................... 61

a. Current Status related to Industrial Wastewater Management......................................................... 61

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial wastewater:...................................................... 62

6.0 Mining Activity Management Plan.......................................................................................................... 62

a. Current Status related to Mining Activity Management.....................................................................62


7.0 Noise Pollution Management Plan.......................................................................................................... 63

a. Current Status related to Noise Pollution Management.................................................................... 63


District Environment Plan [Rohtak]

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1.0 District Profile

Rohtak is a city and the administrative headquarters of the Rohtak District in the Indianstate of Haryana. It lies 70 kilometres (43 mi) north-west of New Delhi and 250 kilometres(160 mi) south of the state capital Chandigarh on NH 9 (old NH 10). Rohtak forms a part ofthe National Capital Region (NCR). Rohtak is also a railway junction and is connected byrailway to Delhi, Chandigarh via Gohana, Jind, Bhiwani, and Rewari via Rohtak.

Clay mounds of coins discovered at Khokhrakot have thrown light on the process ofcasting coins in ancient India. The coin moulds of the later Yaudheyas of the 3rd or 4th centuryAD have been discovered in large number here, along with several clay seals of the same andsubsequent dates. A Gupta terracotta plaque and a head of later date have also beendiscovered. The town continued to flourish till the 10th century AD, as coins of King SamantaDeva of the Hindu Shahi dynasty of Kabul have been found here.[7]

Rohtak is listed in the Ain-i-Akbari as a pargana under Delhi sarkar, producing a revenueof 8,599,270 dams for the imperial treasury and supplying a force of 2000 infantry and 100cavalry. The existence of a brick fort was also noted.

The Rohtak District was one of the seven district when Haryana was carved out of UnitedPunjab on 01 November 1966. Average annual rainfall in Rohtak city is 597 mm. Rohtak'sclimate shows extreme variation in temperature. It does not usually fall below freezing point inthe winter months from November to February. In summer from April to June, the daytemperature generally remains between 30 °C and 42 °C. The highest temperature everrecorded in Rohtak city was 47.2 °C (May 8, 1995) while the lowest recorded temperature is -0.5 °C. About 71 percent of the annual normal rainfall is received during the short south-westmonsoon period, July to September, July and August being the rainiest months.

At the time of the 2011 Census of India, 95.56% of the population in the districtspoke Hindi and 4.04% Punjabi as their first language.

District Administrative Set-up

According to the 2011 census Rohtak district had a population of 1,061,204. This gives ita ranking of 428th in India (out of a total of 640). The district had a population density of 607inhabitants per square kilometre (1,570/sq mi) . Rohtak had a sex ratio of 868 females for every1000 males, and a literacy rate of 80.4%.

The district lies in Rohtak Division having 04 no. of Tehsils namely Rohtak, Meham,Kalanaur, Sampla. The 05 no. of Community Development Blocks, namely, Rohtak, Meham,Kalanaur, Sampla and Lakhan Majra have been set up for the development of rural area. TheDistrict

AssemblyConstituencies

Sub-Division

Tehsil Blocks No of VillagesTehsil Wise

MunicipalitiesPanchayats

04 04 04 05 Total – 147Rohtak -59Meham-24Sampla-24Kalanaur-27Lakhan Majra-13

Corporation-1Committees- 3

Panchayats- 147


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b. Local institutionsSr. No. Urban Local bodies/Village

PanchayatsNo of Wards No of

HouseholdsPopulation

1 Municipal corporation Rohtak 22 97201 512469

2 Municipal Committee Meham 15 4973 20,484

3 Municipal Committee Sampla 15 4266 20,563

4 Municipal Committee Kalanaur 15 4484 23,319

5 Gram Panchayats (139 Nos. in Zila

Parishad)

562 117,450 615,040


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c. Natural Resources Water bodies

The district area falls in Yamuna subbasin of Ganga basin, and is mainly drained by the

artificial drain No. 8 which flows from north to south. JawaharLal Nehru feeder and

Bhalaut sub Branch are main canals of the district. Bhalaut sub branch irrigate the area

falling in Kalanaur, Rohtak and Sampla blocks. The Bhiwani sub branch and Kahnaur

distributary irrigates the areas covering Kalanaur, Meham and LakhanMajra blocks.

Area under Canal irrigation is about 84193 hact. in the district.

Availability of water resources

The Jawaharlal Nehru Canal (JNC) and Bhalaut sub branch is the major source of canal

irrigation. The WJC passes through the central part of the district covering part of

Rohtak, Kalanaur and Sampla blocks. Out of 1,25,000 ha net irrigated area, 84,000 ha

is irrigated by canal and 41,000 ha is irrigated by ground water. About 32.8 % of the

irrigation is based on ground water resources. The gross irrigated area has been worked

out as 1,83,000 ha, which is 3.53% to the State total.

Forest coverageThe Total Geographical area of 1,74,500 Hectare in District Rohtak. Rohtak is ahistorical city. It was one of the 07 District when State of Haryana was carved out ofPunjab in 1966. The Division divided in Two Ranges i.e. Rohtak and Sampla which isfurther divided into 05 Block. Approximately 4600 Hectares of land is under the controlof Forest Department which constitutes 2.64 % Forest Area of Geographical area inDistrict. Most of the Forest Area in the form of strips excepts the Forest under section38.


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d. Geography & DemographyRohtak is located at 28.8909°N 76.5796°E It has an average elevation of 220 metres(720 feet).It is located in the central part of Haryana. It is surrounded by Jind in North,district Rohtak in south, district Bhiwani in East and district Sonipat in the West. Thegeographical area of the district is 1,745 km2. which is 5.4% of the state share. Out of thetotal geographical area of the district, 83% is under cultivation. The main cropsare wheat, gram, sugarcane and bajra. There is no perennial river in the district.However, the district has many canals.According to the 2011 census Rohtak district had a population of 1,061,204. This gives ita ranking of 428th in India (out of a total of 640). The district had a population density of607 inhabitants per square kilometre. Rohtak has a sex ratio of 868 females for every1000 males, and a literacy rate of 80.4%.

e. Land-use patternLand Use Pattern of the District Area (In hectare)Total Geographical area 1,74,500Forest Area 4600Land under agriculture use (cultivable land) 1,40,000Land under non-agriculture use 29900

f. ClimateThe climate of Rohtak being Gangetic Type is hot in summer and cold in winter. Thecoldest month is January and the hottest is June. Most of the annual rainfall about 80%occurs between July and September. Annual rainfall in the study area is 500 mm to1000 mm. The remaining months are almost dry except January, which notable WildLife Population. The main crops are paddy, maize, wheat, gram and sugarcane.Occasionally receives light showers of winter rains.

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Mgt. Rules.

(i) Solid Waste Managementa. Current status related to solid Waste management

In District Rohtak, there are 01 Corporation, 03 Municipal Committee, 05 No. ofRevenue Blocks and 147 No. of Village Panchayats presently the solid waste generatedfrom the MC areas is being collected and sent to the integrated Solid WasteManagement site at Village Sunaria, Rohtak. The wet solid waste is either composted ormicro composted. The plastic waste is collected and partly used for recycling and partlyin road laying and the inert material is disposed in the landfill sites.

As per Hon'ble NGT order dated 15.07.2019 in O.A. No.710-713/2017, thedetailed guidelines to be followed in respect of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016are illustrated below:

Sr.No.

Urban Local bodies No ofWards

No ofHouseholds

Population Solid WasteGeneratedper day

1 Municipal corporation Rohtak 22 97201 512469 155 TPD

2 Municipal Committee Meham 15 4973 20,484 17 TPD

3 Municipal Committee Sampla 15 4266 20,563 07 TPD

4 Municipal Committee Kalanaur 15 4484 23,319 15 TPD


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5 Nagar panchayats (Town areaCouncils)

There is no nagar panchayat in Rohtak

Sr.No.

Local Bodies No ofVillagepanchayats/Blocks

No ofHouseholds

Population Solid WasteGeneratedper day

2 Block /Taluk / Mandal Tehsils 05 120674 659754 114.03 TPD3 Village/Gram Panchayats 147 120674 659754 114.03 TPD

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

Sr. No. Action pointsFor villages /blocks/ townmunicipalities /Citycorporations

Identification of gap Action Plan Responsibleagencies

Timeline forcompletion ofaction plan

1. Segregation

(i) Segregation ofwaste at source

Yes, work is inprogress 91% targethas been achieved

09 % gap is present.

Yes, work is inprogress 90%target hasbeen achievedand 10 % gapwill beachieved by30.11.21

MunicipalCorporation, Rohtak

31-12-2021

Yes, work is in progress75% target has beenachieved


Action plan toachievesegregation atsource.Awarenessprograms,incentives, etc.is alreadyunderway.

MunicipalCommittee, Sampla

31-12-2021

Yes, Segregation isbeing done at source.

No gap

Action planto achievesegregationat source.Awarenessprograms,incentives, etc.is alreadyunderway.

MunicipalCommittee,Kalanaur

Yes, 100%Target Achieved

Yes, work is in progress70% target has beenachieved


Action planto achievesegregation atsource.

Awarenessprograms,incentives, etc.is alreadyunderway.

ULB, MunicipalCommittee, Meham

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Segregation is beingdone in 12 villagesout of 135,


CEO, ZP 30.09.2022

2 Sweeping

(i) ManualSweeping

Yes, Manual Sweepingdone on regular basisonce in residentialareas and twice timesin commercial areas.

There is no Gap inManual Sweeping.

Approx. 965 Kms.length of road is beingcleaned by manualsweeping.

100 % TargetAchieved.

Action plan forreducing gapincluding methodcleaning,frequency ofsweeping etc.

MunicipalCorporation Rohtak Yes, 100 %

TargetAchieved.





Action plan forreducing gap

including methodcleaning,

frequency ofsweeping etc.

MunicipalCommittee, Sampla Yes, 100 %

TargetAchieved.





Action plan forreducing gapincluding methodcleaning,frequency ofsweeping etc.


Yes, 100 %TargetAchieved.





Action plan forreducing gap

including methodcleaning,

frequency ofsweeping etc.

MunicipalCommittee, Meham Yes, 100 %

TargetAchieved.


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S. No. Action pointsFor villages /blocks/ townmunicipalities /Citycorporations

Identificationof gap

Action Plan Responsibleagencies


(ii) MechanicalRoadSweeping &Collection

Zero Gap Mechanical

Sweeping initiatedand in OperationMechanicalSweeping of LargeRoads Initiated incity by TruckMounted machine.

Approx. 46 Kms.length of LargeRoads is beingcleaned by TruckMountedmechanizedmachine.

.

100% (All major road) MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak

Yes, 100 % targetachieved.

Zero Gap Mechanical

Sweeping initiatedand in OperationMechanicalSweeping of LargeRoads Initiated incity by TruckMounted machine.

Approx. 06 Kms.length of LargeRoads is beingcleaned by TruckMountedmechanizedmachine.

Project growth/Intend and action-plan with time line

MunicipalCommittee,Sampla


Manually Sweepingdone in all wards &All Roads

Process forMechanical sweepingis Initiated.

Process forMechanicalsweeping isInitiated.

Municipalcommittee,kalanaur

31.12.2021

ManuallySweeping done inall wards & AllRoads

Process forMechanical

Process forMechanicalsweeping isInitiated.

MunicipalCommittee,Meham

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sweeping isInitiated.

3 WasteCollection

(i) 100% collectionof solid waste

Yes, 100 % Solid Wastecollection, Segregationand transportation toProcessing Site Initiatedby private contractor (Balwan & Company).

No gap is assessed.

.

100 % done. MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak

Yes, 100 %targetachieved


No gap is assessed.

100 % done. MunicipalCommittee,Sampla



No gap is assessed..

100 % done. Municipalcommittee,kalanaur



No gap is assessed.

100 % done. MunicipalCommittee,Meham


(ii) Arrangement fordoor to doorcollection

Yes, Private Agencyis Hired for wasteCollection from Doorto Door

Yes , 100 %Collection TargetAchieved in 22Wards

No Gap is assessed.



.

Yes, Balwan &company is Hired forwaste Collection fromDoor to Door


No Gap is assessed.




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Yes, K.L MadanCont is Hired forwaste Collection fromDoor to Door


No Gap is assessed.



Yes, Balwan &company is Hired forwaste Collection fromDoor to Door


No Gap is assessed.

100 % done. MunicipalCommittee,Meham,


(iii) Waste Collectiontrolleys withseparatecompartments

Yes, 37 Nos wastecollectiontrolleys arearranged withseparatecompartment forsolid wastecollection fromdoor to door

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 2 Nos wastecollection trolleysare arranged withseparatecompartment forsolid wastecollection from doorto door

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 8 Nos wastecollection trolleysare arranged withseparatecompartment forsolid wastecollection fromdoor to door

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 10 Nos wastecollection trolleysare arranged withseparatecompartment forsolid wastecollection from doorto door

No Gap is assessed.

100 % done. ULB, MunicipalCommittee,Meham



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(iv) Mini CollectionTrucks withseparatecompartments

Yes, 62 wastecollectiontrolleys arearranged withseparatecompartmentsfor solid wastecollection fromdoor to door&SecondaryCollectionPoints.

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 25 wastecollection trolleysare arranged withseparatecompartments forsolid wastecollection from doorto door& SecondaryCollection Points.

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 01 smallwaste collectiontrolleys arearranged withseparatecompartmentsfor solid wastecollection fromdoor to door&SecondaryCollection Points.

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, 10 wastecollection trolleysare arranged withseparatecompartments forsolid wastecollection from doorto door& SecondaryCollection Points.

No Gap is assessed.

100 % done. ULB, MunicipalCommittee,Meham


(v) WasteDepositioncentres (fordomestichazardouswaste

Yes, Partitiondone forDomesticHazardouswaste inMaterialRecoveryFacility MoUsigned withApprovedAgencies SDBio MedicalWaste

MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak



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managementCompanyBaland Rohtak(fromCPCB/HSPCB)for final disposalof HW.

No Gap is assessed.

Yes, Partition done forDomestic Hazardouswaste disposal by CivilHospital Sampla.



Yes, Partition done forDomestic Hazardouswaste disposal by CivilHospital Kalanaur.



Yes, Partition done forDomestic Hazardouswaste disposal by CivilHospital Meham.



4. Waste Transport(i) Review

existinginfrastructurefor wasteTransport.

99 Nos WasteCollection trolleysand Mini Tractortrolleyare available forthe transportationof waste.

No shorts coming

100 % done MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak

No shortcoming.

25 Nos WasteCollection trolleys( Rickshaws),3Nos Mini Tractortrolley,1 Refusecompactor areavailable for thetransportation ofwaste.

No shorts coming

Action plan for short-comings identified.


No shortcoming.

25 Nos WasteCollection(Rickshaw08 Nos (Small +Big6+2)Tractor Trolleysare available for thetransportation ofwaste.

No shorts coming

Action plan forshort-comingsidentified.


No shortcoming.


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20 Nos WasteCollection trolleys(Rickshaw)10 Nos MiniTractor Trolleysare available forthe transportationof waste.

No shorts coming

Action plan for short-comings identified.


No shortcoming.

(ii) Bulk WasteTrucks

2 nos trucks areRun by privateagencies hired byULB.

No Gap is assessed.

No need MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak


4 nos tractor trolleyare Run by privateagencies hired byULB

No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forprocurement if required




No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forprocurement ifrequired]




No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forprocurement if required



(iii) WasteTransfer points

24 Nos of WasteTransfer points areavailable for bulkwaste.

No Gap is assessed.

No need MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak


09 Nos of WasteTransfer points areavailable for bulkwaste.

No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forinstallation if required



07 Nos of WasteTransfer pointsare available forbulk waste.

No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forinstallation ifrequired]



06 Nos of WasteTransfer pointsare available forbulk waste.

No Gap is assessed.

[action plan forinstallation if required

ULB, MunicipalCommittee,Meham


(iv) Vehicles forcollection of waste,status ofcompartmentalization and GPSsystem

24 Nos -CompartmentVehicles with GPSsystem enable

No Gap is assessed.




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09 Nos -CompartmentVehicles GPS systemenable,

No Gap is assessed.



07 Nos -CompartmentVehicles with GPSsystem enable,

No Gap is assessed.



06 Nos -CompartmentVehicles withGPS systemenable

No Gap is assessed.



(v)Transportation ofsolid waste Yes, Adequate

vehicles deployedby contractor /agency hired byULB

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, Adequatevehicles deployedby contractor /agency hired byULB

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, Adequatevehicles deployedby contractor /agency hired byULB

No Gap is assessed.



Yes, Adequatevehicles deployedby contractor /agency hired byULB.

No Gap is assessed.



5 Waste Treatment and Disposal

(i) Wet-wasteManagement:On-sitecomposting bybulk wastegenerators(Authority maydecide onrequirement a sper Rules)

Yes, 3 Nos of bulkwaste generatorsidentified in citywhich manage theirwaste by their selfby converting wetwaste in compostusing compost pitsmechanism.

100 % Wet-wasteManagement: On-site composting bybulk wastegenerators.


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All hotel/Dhabaeating point withbulk wastegenerator) wetwaste collected bylivestock owners,cross verificationdone by Sanitationstaff by MC Rohtakand found that wetwaste was beingcollected bylivestock owners forfeeding of food theirlivestock.

Agreement fordelivery of dry wastewill be signed withBulk WasteGenerator.

No BWG in MCSAMPLAJurisdiction.

Action for gettingonsite compostingplants commissioned


No BWG in MCSAMPLA

Jurisdiction.

No BWG in MCKALANAURJurisdiction.

Action for gettingonsite compostingplantscommissioned


No BWG in MCKALANAURJurisdiction.

Yes, 2 Nos of bulkwaste generatorsidentified in citywhich manage theirwaste by their selfby converting wetwaste in compostusing compost pitsmechanism.All hotel/Dhabaeating point withbulk wastegenerator) wetwaste collected bylivestock owners,cross verificationdone by Sanitationstaff by MC Mehamand found that wetwaste was beingcollected bylivestock owners forfeeding of food theirlivestock.

Agreement fordelivery of drywaste will besigned with Bulk

Action for gettingonsite compostingplants commissioned

ULB, MunicipalCommittee,Meham

31.12.2021


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Waste Generator.

(ii) Wet-wasteManagement:Facility(ies) forcentralBiomethanation/ Composting ofwets waste.

Waste to Compostplant is alreadyfunctional -

No Gap Assessed. Feasibility of

supply of ediblewet waste is beingexplored forlivestocks.

Waste to Compostplant alreadyfunctional


Yes, 100 %targetachieved.

14 Nos CompostingPits constructed forWet WasteManagement / NoBiomethanation iswet waste system isavailable.

Composting Pits areadequate for wetwaste processing -No Gap Assessed.

Feasibility of supplyof edible wet wasteis being explored forlivestocks.



12 NosComposting Pitsconstructed forWet WasteManagement / NoBiomethanation iswet waste systemis available.

Composting Pitsare adequate forwet wasteprocessing -

No Gap Assessed. Feasibility of

supply of ediblewet waste is beingexplored forlivestocks.



20 Nos CompostingPits constructed forWet WasteManagement / NoBiomethanation iswet waste system isavailable.

Composting Pits areadequate for wetwaste processing

No Gap Assessed. Feasibility of supply

of edible wet waste

MunicipalCommittee,Meham,



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is being explored forlivestocks.

(iii) Dry-WasteManagement:MaterialRecovery for dry-waste fraction

Yes, 1 No. MRF isavailable at SolidWaste ManagementPlant, Rohtak and inoperation for drywaste management.

No gap in MRFcenter. Targetachieved.

Already MRF facilityexist inSWM plant for drywaste management




MC Sampla alsoregistered Balwan &Company Sonipatfor processing ofDry Waste.

There is Gap no gapin MRF center.




No gap in MRFcenter.

Action plan for useof dry segregatedwaste in MRFoperation



Yes, 1 No.Temporary MRF isavailable at SolidWaste ManagementPlant, Meham andin operation for drywaste management.

MC Meham alsoregistered M/sBalwan & CompanySonipat forprocessing of DryWaste.

No gap in MRFcenter.

Action plan for use ofdry segregated wastein MRF operation

ULB, MunicipalCommittee,Meham,


(iv) Disposal of inertand non-recyclablewastes:Sanitary Landfill

Disposing atdesignated site(MRF & WetComposting Pits)at MSW siteRohtak cluster fordisposal of inertwaste.

Action plan(i) to constructsanitary landfill lfrequired(ii) Action plan tominimise land filling



Disposing atdesignated site(MRF & Wet




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Composting Pits)for a while tillsanitary landfillconstruction. MCSampla attachedwith Rohtak clusterfor disposal of inertwaste.

No gap. Disposing at

designated site(MRF & WetComposting Pits)for a while tillsanitary landfillconstruction. MCKalanaur attachedwith Rohtak clusterfor disposal of inertwaste.

No gap.



Disposing atdesignated site(MRF & WetComposting Pits)for a while tillsanitary landfillconstruction.MunicipalCommittee,Meham attachedwith Rohtak clusterfor disposal of inertwaste.

No gap.



(v) Remediation ofhistoric / legacydumpsite

Yes, Remediationof Legacydumpsite is inProgress.

Legacy wasteTotal quantity -5,20,000 MT

Treated quantity4,30,000 MT

Balance- 90,000MT.

20% gap.

Work ofremediation oflegacy wastealready started


31.03.2022.

No legacydumpsite in M.C.Sampla area.

No gap.


NA

100% achievedas the legacywaste of MC,




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Kalanaur hasbeen shifted toMSW site ,Rohtak forRemediation .

No gap.

Yes, forRemediation ofLegacy waste workorder has beenissued. Legacywaste work is inprogress and 70%work has beencompleted. Totalquantity of legacywaste at old site is13630 M.T.

30% gap.

Work of remediation oflegacy waste is inprocess.


31.12.2021

vi) Involvement ofNGOs

Yes, Time to timeNGOs involved formanagement ofsolid waste IECCampaign.

Yes, Alreadycampaigning done.

Efforts will be madeto engage moreNGOs in campagin.

NGOs can beinvolved formanagement of solidwaste campaign


31.03.2022

MunicipalCommittee,Sampla.

31.03.2022


31.03.2022

ULBDDPO,MunicipalCommittee,Meham,

31.03.2022

(vii) EPR ofProducers:Linkage withProducers /BrandOwners

Not Initiated Yes No Extended

ProducerResponsibility(EPR) Producer isidentified.Identification ofExtended ProducerResponsibility(EPR)producer/Brandowners is under

Action plan for linkageof all producers/brandowners or their PROsfor collection of plasticwaste


31.12.2021


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process.


ProducerResponsibility(EPR) Producer isidentified.Identification ofExtended ProducerResponsibility(EPR)producer/Brandowners is underprocess.

100% gap.


31.12.2021.


ProducerResponsibility(EPR) Producer isidentified.Identification ofExtended ProducerResponsibility(EPR)producer/Brandowners is underprocess.

100% gap.


31.12.2021.


31.12.2021.

(viii) Authorization ofWaste Pickers Yes, 77 Rag Pickers are

registered withMunicipal Corporationas per guide lines.

No gap.

List of authorizedwaste pickers shouldbe available



Yes, 14 Rag Pickers areregistered withMunicipal Committee asper guide lines.

No gap..



Yes, 20 Rag Pickers areregistered with


Yes, 100 %target


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Municipal Committee asper guide lines.

No gap.

achieved.

Yes, 05 Rag Pickers areregistered withMunicipal Committee asper guide lines.

No gap.



(ix) Preparation ofown by-laws tocomply withSWM Rules 2016

Yes , Bye Laws isprepared byMunicipal Councilfor SWM Rule,2016

No gap.

100 % done MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak



No gap.


Yes , 100%Targetachieved


No gap.




No gap.

ULB MunicipalCommittee,Meham,



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(ii) Plastic waste Management

(a) Current status related to Plastic waste management

Sr.No. Urban Local bodies Estimated quantity of Plastic Waste

Generated per day1 Municipal corporation, Rohtak 7-8 MTPD

2 Municipal Committee, Sampla 10 Kg., per dayMunicipal Committee, Kalanaur 20 Kg. per dayMunicipAL Committee, Meham 40 Kg. Per Day

3 Nagar panchayats (Town area Councils) Nil (There is no town area councils inRohtak)

Sr.No.

Local Bodies Plastic Waste Generated per day

2 Block /Taluk / Mandal Tehsil 8.7 TPD3 Village/Gram Panchayats 8.7 TPD

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan:

Sr.No.

Action points Forvillage panchayats/blocks/municipalities /corporations

Identification ofgap

Action plan AgenciesResponsible

Target timeforCompliance

1. Door to Doorcollection of drywaste including PW

Yes, 100% doorto doorcollection doneby M/S PoojaConsultation.

No GapAssessed

lf not 100%, actionplan fordoor todoorcollectionof SW


Yes , 100%Target achieved

Yes, 100% doorto doorcollection doneby M/S PoojaConsultationLtd.

No GapAssessed



Yes, 100% doorto doorcollection doneby M/S Balwan& Company

No GapAssessed



Yes, 100% doorto doorcollection doneby M/S Balwan& Company




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No GapAssessed

2. Facilitate organizedcollection of PW atWaste transfer pointor Material

1 PW collectioncentre nearPalika Colony,Bhiwani Road.

Plastic waste isdisposed offthrough M/sGreen PlanetWasteManagementPvt. Ltd.

Within thedistrict outlinespecific plansfor Each villagepanchayat/block/ municipality /Nagarpanchavat/Corporations forplastic wastecollection

MunicipalCorporationRohtak

31.12.2021

No MRF in M.C.Sampla area

No14 Nos. of ragpickers.

MunicipalCommitteeSampla

31.12.2021

01 MRF Centre isinstalled on Siteon which plasticwaste segregateseparately.

Yes With ragpickers.

Tracing ofrecycler/ Brandowner is inprogress


31.12.2021

01 MRF Centre isinstalled on Siteon which plasticwaste segregateseparately.

Yes With ragpickers.

Tracing ofrecycler/ Brandowner is inprogress


31.12.2021

3. PW collectionCenters

1 PW collectioncentre near PalikaColony, BhiwaniRoad.

Plastic wastecollectioncentre shouldbe establishedin adequatenumbers.Coordinationwith StateUrbanDepartmentmay benecessary



01 no. of temporaryMRF Centre isinstalled on Site on

Plastic waste MunicipalCommittee,Sampla


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which plastic wastesegregateseparately.

01 no. oftemporary MRFCentre is installedon Site on whichplastic wastesegregateseparately.No Gap Assessed



01 no. of temporaryMRF Centre isinstalled on Site onwhich plastic wastesegregateseparately.No Gap Assessed



4. Awareness andeducation programsimplementation

Yes Initiated for IECto avoid use ofPlastic in routine lifeto minimize PlasticWaste.No Gap Assessed

Educationthrough massmedia, schools,Producer /brand ownercampaigns andother channels


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5. Access to PlasticWaste DisposalFacilities

Plastic Waste willbe sent to Cementplant & waste toEnergy plantGazipur throughM/s Green PlanetWasteManagement Pvt.Ltd.100% gap.

MunicipalCorporation,

Rohtak

31.03.2022


31.03.2022. NearNarayanaSwami Mandir,Raipur 488333 (Agreementsigned with Re-cart Innovation


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for plastic wastedisposal as perCPCBguidliness)

PW will be sent toCement plant &waste to Energyplant. PW recycling/ utilization ordisposal facilitieswill be accessed.100% gap.


31.03.2022.

PW will be sent toCement plant &waste to Energyplant. PW recycling/ utilization ordisposal facilitieswill be accessed.100% gap.


31.03.2022.Near Narayana

Swami Mandir,Raipur 488333 (

Agreementsigned with Re-cart Innovation

for plastic wastedisposal as per

CPCBguidliness)

(iii) C & D Waste Managementa. Current status related to C & D Waste

Details of Data Requirement Present StatusTotal C & D waste generation in MT per day (As per data

from

Municipal Corporations / Municipalities)

5 TPD

MC, Sampla 0.5 TPD

Municipal Committee, Kalanaur 0.1 TPD

MC, Meham 0.5 TPD

Does the District have access to C&D waste recycling

facility?


Yes


Yes


Yes


Yes


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S. No. Action points forblocks / townmunicipalities /Citycorporations

Identification ofGaps

Action Plan Responsible agency

Timeline forcompletionof actionplan

1. Arrangement forseparate collectionof C&D waste toC&D wastedeposition point.

Yes Collection ofC&D wasteseparately.

Separate site forstorage of C&Dwaste has beenidentified Ward No.22, Jail Road,Village Sunarian,Rohtak.

100% gap.

Action plan forevery local body indistrict. Districtmay identifycommon C&Dwaste depositionpoints

MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak.

31.01.2022

Yes Collection ofC&D wastesseparately.

Site identified forC&D wastedeposition.

Tractor Trolley isavailable for C&Dwaste collection &Transportation atdeposition site.

C&D waste forfurther use inconstruction work/low lying area.

100% gap.


31.01.2022

Yes Collection ofC&D wastesseparately.




100% gap.


31.01.2022.

Yes Collection ofC&D wastes

MunicipalCommittee,

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separately.




100% gap.

Meham

2. Whether localauthority have fixeduser fee on C&Dwaste andintroducedpermission systemfor bulk wastegenerators whogenerate more than20 tons or more inone day or 300 tonsper project in amonth?

Yes, user chargenotified.

No gap.

Common by-lawsmay beimplemented inDistrict. LocalC&D wastemanagementplans can beintegrated todevelop commoncollection andrecycling facilities


NA

No bulk C & Dwaste generator isexisting in MCSAMPLAJurisdiction.

Yes by lawsconstituted.

No gap.


NA

No bulk C & Dwaste generator isexisting in MCKalanaurJurisdiction.


No gap.


NA

No bulk C & Dwaste generator isexisting inMunicipalCommittee, MehamJurisdiction.



NA


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No gap.

3. C&D recyclingFacility

Separate site forstorage of C&Dwaste has beenidentified WardNo. 22, Jail Road,Village Sunarian,Rohtak.

100% gap.

Action plan forsetting up C&Drecycling facility inthe District or , tie-up with any otherdistrict or ULB forsetting up commonfacilities. Planshould ensureviable operation ofC&D plantincluding assuredmarket for C&Dproducts.

MunicipalCorporation

Rohtak.

31.01.2022

Separate site forstorage of C&Dwaste has beenidentified

100% gap.


31.01.2022


100% gap.


31.01.2022


100% gap.


31.01.2022

4. Usage of recycledC&D waste in non-structural concrete,paving blocks, lowerlayers of roadpavements, colonyand rural roads

Yes, C&D wasteused along with soilfilling in roads/Street constructionwork.No gap.

Local authority maymake giveappropriateincentives on usageof C&D waste. A%of usage in publicworks may bespecified / any otherscheme.


Yes, 100% Targetachieved

Yes used in lowlying area.

No gap

MC, Sampla Yes, 100% Targetachieved


No gap




No gap



5. ICE on C & D wastemanagement By Advertisement

in Local NewsPapers

By Presentation inSchools & Collegesand otherinstitution.

Action plan forawarenessand education


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By Advertisementin Local NewsPapers



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ULBMunicipalCommittee,Meham,

31.03.2022

(iv) Biomedical Waste Management

a. Current Status related to biomedical waste

In District Rohtak, there are 114 Number of bedded and 182 Number non-bedded Government andPrivate Health Care Facilities exists in District Rohtak, 38 Number Clinical labs in the District. M/s S.D. BioMedical Waste Management Co. Vill-Baland, Distt. Rohtak (CBMWTF) is already established in District Rohtakwhich is treating and disposing the Bio Medical waste generated from the HCFs of District Rohtak.

Inventory of BMW in the District Quantity

Total no. of Bedded Healthcare Facilities 114 Nos.Total no. of non-bedded HCF 182 Nos.No. of HCFs authorized by SPCBs/PCCs 296 Nos.No of Common Biomedical Waste Treatment andDisposal Facilities (CBWTFs)

01 (One)

(All the HCFs of District Rohtak haveagreement with M/s S.D. Bio Medical WasteManagement Co. Vill-Baland, Distt. Rohtak forscientific disposal of bio medical wastegenerated)

Capacity of CBWTFs 2400 Kg/dayNo. of Deep burials for BMW if any Nil Nos.Quantity of biomedical waste generated per day 1444.8 Kg/dayQuantity of biomedical waste treated per day [1444.8 Kg/day]


S.No.

Action points Gaps Action Plan Responsibleagency



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1. Inventory andIdentification ofHealthcareFacilities

Inventorization &Identification of HCFhas already been donein District Rohtak withhaving total 296 nos.HCF’s are operationalincluding bedded andnon bedded facilities.Also there are total 112no. of Veterinaryhospitals/dispensariesavailable to cater outthe health need of totalapproximate cattlepopulation of DistrictRohtak.These Veterinaryhospitals/dispensarieshave not obtainednecessary authorizationunder the provisions ofBMWM Rules, 2016.

Identification of :-• Number of bedded and

non-beddedGovernment andPrivate Health CareFacilities in the Districts

• Number of BloodBanks, Clinical labs inthe Districts

• Veterinary Institution &Animal Husbandry

• List of MedicalInstitution ForensicLabs & RD labs, etc.,

• All the Veterinaryhospitals/dispensariesshall be enforced toobtain necessaryauthorization under theprovisions of BMWRules, 2016.

HealthDepartment

HSPCB Animal

Husbandry andDairying, Deptt.

31.12.2021

2. Adequacy offacilities to treatbiomedical waste

There is no Gap asexisting Commonfacility M/s S.D. BioMedical WasteManagement Co. Vill-Baland, Distt.Rohtak (CBWTF)already establishedin District Rohtak ishaving adequateinfrastructure andcapacity fortransportation,treatment anddisposal of Approx.1444.8 kg/day BioMedical Waste isbeing generated fromexisting HCF’s ofDistt. Rohtak.

• Phasing-out the use ofchlorinated plasticbags.

• To avoid deep burialand open littering ofBMW.

HSPCB Deptt. Of

Environment&ClimateChange,Govt.Of Haryana

HealthDepartment

CBWTF


3. Tracking ofBMW

Bar coding system isimplemented &adopted by HCFspartially i.e. by 190No. of HCF out oftotal 296 existing andoperationalthroughout thedistrict.35% gap.

• Every HCF shall beenforced to adopt bar-coding system for thepurpose of monitoringand tracking of BMWgenerated and its safetransportation anddisposal to CBWTF.

Ensuring BarCoding &Segregation atSource systemadopted for Yellow,red, White and Bluecontainers withquantification ofwaste.

To verify the number

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of dedicatedcollection vehiclesmatching with thequantity of BioMedical Wastequantity generationand duration oftravel.

4. Awareness andeducation ofhealthcare staff

Regular training andawareness programsare being and need tobe conducted forhealthcare staffdealing with Bio-Medical Waste inassociation withHealth Department inexisting HCF’s.

HealthDepartment

HSPCB Animal


31.12.2021

5. Adequacy offunds

Adequate funds havebeen allocated toGovernment healthcare facilities for bio-medical wastemanagement byState Govt.05 nos. HCFs whichare not connectedwith such commontreatment facilitiesvia. Public sewer aredirected installindividual standalone effluenttreatment plant.

HealthDepartment

AnimalHusbandry andDairying, Deptt.

31.12.2021

6. Compliance toRules by HCFsand CBWTFs

• To ensure that allthe HCF existingand operating in thedistrict shouldobtained priorAuthorization underBMW Rules 2016and Consent toEstablish andConsent to Operateunder Water (P&CP)Act, 1974 andunder Air (P&CP)Act, 1981 as per thecoverage of theHCF in consentmanagement policyof HSPCB.

• The service provideris using thededicated collectionvehicles equippedwith GPS

• All the HCFs exceptVeterinary

• The random monthlymandatoryinspections of theHCFs as allottedcentrally by the Headoffice of HSPCB arebeing carried out.

• The quarterlyinspection of theCBWTFs is beingcarried out regularly.

• To verify the operationof GPS in each of thededicated vehiclesand functioning of thetracking system in therespective CBMWTFsportal

• All these 112 No. ofVeterinaryhospitals/dispensariesshall be enforcing toobtain necessaryauthorization underthe provisions ofBMWM Rules, 2016

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HSPCB

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hospitals/dispensaries have obtainedauthorization underBMWM Rules.

7. District LevelMonitoringCommittee

The State LevelAdvisory Committee hasalready beenconstituted in the Statefor implementation ofBMWM Rules, 2016.

The District LevelMonitoring Committeecomprising ChiefMedical Officer, RO,HSPCB Bahadurgrh,E.E Public Health, E.EMunicipal Corporation,Rohtak, Representativeof Indian MedicalAssociation,Representative ofcommon bio-medicalwaste treatment facilityunder the Chairmanshipof DeputyCommissioner, Rohtakis working DistrictRohtak.

DeputyCommissioner

HealthDepartment

HSPCB Animal


To Conductmeeting of theDistrict LevelMonitoringCommittee in afixed interval.

8. Wastewatertreatment

• 273 nos. of HCFshave implementedthe segregation ofliquid chemicalwaste at sourceand pre-treatmentor neutralization byusing 10% Sodiumhypo Chloritesolution; prior tomixing with othereffluent generatedfrom health carefacilities.

• The PHED withinthe MunicipalCommittee area istreating thedomestic effluentalongwithdisinfected biomedical wasteeffluent generatedfrom various HCFsin there terminaltreatment facilityinstalled.

• 05 nos. HCFswhich are notconnected withsuch commontreatment facilitiesvia. Public sewerare directed installindividual standalone effluenttreatment plant. Atpresent 18 nos. ofHospitals have

• Pre-treatment of thelaboratory waste,microbiological waste,blood samples andblood bags throughdisinfection orsterilization on-site inthe manner asprescribed by WHOor NACO.

• All the bedded HCFwhich are generatingwaste bio medicaleffluent shall beenforcing to installPre-treatment/Neutralization facilityand to obtain validPublic Sewerconnection forChannelization andterminal treatment ofdomestic effluentgenerating from HCF.

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already installedETP cum STP.

(v) Hazardous Waste Management

a. Current Status related to Hazardous Waste ManagementDistrict Rohtak is known for its wet blue to electroplating, pickling, refining of used

oil, cleaning of used containers/barrels, lead recycler industrial units which generatesthe effluent carrying Hazardous Waste. Basically the Hazardous Waste mentioned atcategory 34.3 i,e. ETP sludge is mainly generated from these industries on account ofthe treatment of the industrial effluent in ETPs. Moreover Hazardous Waste mentionedat category 9.1 i,e. lead bearing residue is mainly generated from lead recyclingindustries.

There are total 294 no. of industries existing in District Rohtak and out of which122 no. of industries are generating hazardous waste, hence having potential ofgeneration of hazardous waste as listed under Schedule-I of Hazardous and OtherWastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016. Further there is apotential of generation of approx. 2615.88 MT/Annum of hazardous waste from theseindustries.

The hazardous waste generated is scientifically treated and disposed as per theprovisions of Hazardous and Other Wastes (M&TBM) Rule 2016 with having agreementeither with Gujarat Environment Protection & Infrastructure Ltd. (GEPIL) which is a Statelevel single facility as a Common Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal facilitylocated at Village Pali, District Faridabad or through recycler of hazardous wasteauthorized by HSPCB and HSPCB is regularly monitoring the generation and disposal ofhazardous Wastes by the way of conducting monthly mandatory inspections of theseindustries.

The detail of such Industries generating Hazardous waste and obtained consentto operate under Water Act 1974 and Air Act 1981 and authorization under theprovisions of Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and TransboundaryMovement) Rules, 2016 from HSPCB is given as follows:-

Categories Numbers of IndustriesRed 74

Orange 44Green 4Total 122

Hence, all the units generating industrial effluent have provided their Effluent TreatmentPlants and most of them have provided Wet Scrubber as Air Pollution Control Devicewith stacks which are the main sources of generation of the Hazardous Waste in theDistrict.

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

No of Industries generating HW [122 Nos.]Quantity of HW in the district [2615.88 MT/Annum](i) Quantity of Incinerable HW [772.57 MT/Annum](ii) Quantity of land-fillable HW [1828.0815 MT/Annum]


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(iii) Quantity of Recyclable / utilizable HW [15.2285 MT/Annum]

No of captive/common TSDF Nil

Contaminated Sites or probablecontaminated sites Nil

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:S.No.

Action points Identification ofGaps

Action Plan Responsibleagency


1. Regulation ofindustries andfacilitiesgeneratingHazardousWaste

• All the 122 no. ofindustries which aregeneratinghazardous wastehave madeagreement eitherwith the CHWTSDFfacility or with theauthorizedrecycler/utilization/actual user facilitiesauthorized byHSPCB operatingthroughout the Statefor transportation,treatment anddisposal ofhazardous and otherwaste generated.

• These industries arenot filling annualreturns regularly asper Form 3 & Form 4of HoWM Rules,2016 with HSPCB.

• The random monthlymandatoryinspections of thehazardous wastegenerating units asallotted centrally bythe Head office ofHSPCB need to beconducted.

• The hazardouswaste generated inthe District is need tobe scientificallytreated and disposedas per the provisionsof Hazardous andOther Wastes

• Identification ofNumber of unitsgeneratinghazardous waste inthe District

• Safe storage andhandling ofhazardous wastegenerated

• Channelization andsafe transportation ofhazardous waste tothe disposalfacility/recycler

• Inventory ofCommon HazardousWaste Treatmentand Disposal facilityand authorizedrecycler

• Enforcing theindustries for filing ofannual returns asper Form 3 & Form 4of HoWM Rules,2016.

• To ensure that all theindustries generatinghazardous wasteexisting andoperating in thedistrict should obtainprior Authorizationunder HoWM Rules2016 and Consent toEstablish andConsent to Operateunder Water (P&CP)Act, 1974 andunder Air (P&CP)Act, 1981 as per thecoverage of the

HSPCB DIC

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(M&TBM) Rule 2016at ICHWTSDF.

industry in consentmanagement policyof HSPCB.

• Execution of validagreement withservice provider forsafe disposal ofhazardous wastegenerated.

• Periodic Inspectionof Units generatingHazardous waste.

2. Establishmentof collectioncenters

No such dedicatedcollection centre isavailable and requiredin the district as Haz.Waste is storedtemporarily within thepremises of unitgenerating itself in aseparate leachateproof hazardous wastestorage room.No gap.

No gap, as all the unitswhich are generatinghazardous waste andhaving agreement withcommon TSDF are ineasy and directapproach of dedicatedtransporting vehicles ofservice provider andhence linked toCommon TSDFs.

HSPCB

CHWTSDF

Yes, 100% Targetachieved.

3. Training ofworkersinvolved inhandling /recycling /disposal of HW

Training shall beconducted on regularbasis.

Training programmesshall be conducted totrain the workers onsafety aspects who areworking in facilities/Industries engaged inhandling/ recycling/ pre- processing ofhazardous waste inassociation withDepartment ofIndustries as perprovisions underHOWM Rules, 2016

HSPCB DIC

31.03.2022.

4. Availability /Linkage withcommon TSDF ordisposal facility

Agreement withcommon TSDF of allthe units which aregenerating hazardouswaste will be reviewedand units which are nothaving agreement withTSDF/Industrieswhose agreement hasbeen expired will beforced to execute theagreement.5% gap.

Agreement withcommon TSDF of allthe units which aregenerating hazardouswaste will be reviewedand units which are nothaving agreement withTSDF/Industrieswhose agreement hasbeen expired will beforced to execute theagreement.

HSPCB

CHWTSDF

31.12.2021

Units which are havingagreement withcommon TSDF are ineasy and direct accessof dedicatedtransporting vehiclesof service provider and

No gap HSPCB

CHWTSDF

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hence linked toCommon TSDFs.No gap.

5. ContaminatedSites

No Contaminated Sitepresent within thedistrict.No gap.

No Gap HSPCB No Timeline isrequired to be set.

(vi) E-Waste Management

a. Current Status related to E-Waste Management:In the district Rohtak, there are 02 no. of E-Waste Dismantlers having capacity of 3 MT/day, which

have been authorized by the Board..


Inventory of E-Waste in MT/year 3.01 MT/day

Collection centers established by ULBs inthe District [0 Nos]

Collection centers established by Producersor their PROs NIL

No authorized E-Waste recyclers /Dismantler

[02 no of E-Waste Dismantlers , Nil of E-Waste Recyclers]

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Sr.No.

Action points Gaps inimplementation

Action Plan Responsibleagency


1 Inventory/Generation of E-Waste/Bulk-wastegenerators

No gap. Inventorization ofbulk wastegenerators shall bedone with the helpof localadministration andMunicipalCorporation,Rohtak.

Channelization of E-waste to registeredrecycler/dismantler/refurbisheravailablethroughout the statefor safe disposaland recovery ofmaterial afterrecycling.

HSPCB MC Rohtak DDPO, Rohtak BDPO Rohtak

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2 E-Wastecollectionpoints

100% gap. HSPCB MC Rohtak,

MC Sampla,MC Kalanaur,MC Meham

DDPO, Rohtak BDPO Rohtak

31.12.2021

No collection centreshas been provided byMC Rohtak100% gap.

The e-wastegenerated from thedistrict needs to becollected andscientifically disposedoff, so Urban LocalBody is bound toprovide collectioncenters for e-waste.

MC Rohtak 31.12.2021

No collection centreshas been provided byMC Rohtak.100% gap.


MC Sampla 31.12.2021



MC Kalanaur 31.12.2021



MC Meham 31.12.2021

There are 06 No. ofBlocks while no E-waste collectioncentre has beenestablished100% gap.

The e-wastegenerated from thedistrict needs to becollected andscientifically disposedoff, so Urban LocalBody is bound toprovide collectioncenters for e-waste

DDPO/ CEO,ZP

31.12.2021

3 Linkage amongStakeholdersto channelize E-Waste

100% gap. To collectinformation aboutcollection centerswith the help oflocaladministration,

MC Rohtak HSPCB DDPO/ CEO,

ZP

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MunicipalCorporation,Rohtak andProducers/PROsand further linkagewith registered E-Wasterecycler/dismantler/ refurbisher forchannelization of E-Waste.

4 Regulation ofIllegal E-Wasterecycling /dismantling

No gap. No Gap, howeverregular vigil is beingtaken for suchactivities.

MC Rohtak HSPCB DDPO/ CEO,

ZP

31.12.2021

5 Integration ofinformal sector

No gap. Identification ofgroup of informalsector viz. RagPickers,Electronic/ElectricalRepair Shopsinvolved incollection of E-Waste andchannelization ofthe same in to mainstream with the helpof localadministration andMunicipalCorporation,Rohtak.

Rohtak HSPCB DDPO/ CEO,

ZP

31.12.2021.

6 AwarenessandEducation

This office isorganizing regularawarenessprogrammesregarding collectionand disposal of e-waste amongstakeholders

No gap.

Conducting ofspecial workshopsand awarenesscampaigns throughProducers/PROs

Dissemination ofinformation aboutcollection centresestablished in theDistrict website.

HSPCB MC Rohtak DIO, Rohtak DDPO/ CEO,

ZP

31.03.2022

3.0 Air Quality Management

a. Current Status related to Air Quality Management:There are total 436 No. of industries existing in District Rohtak and out of which 330 No. of industries areemitting Air Pollutants which mainly includes the sugar mills, brick kilns, lead recycler, hot mix plant,electroplaters, pickling, used oil refiners, plywood etc. All the units had installed the Air Pollution ControlDevices such as Multicyclone Separators, Wet Scrubbers, Electro Statics Precipitator and HSPCB isregularly monitoring the working of APCD by the way of conducting monthly mandatory inspections ofthese industries.

The detail of such Industries emitting air pollutants, having obtained consent to operate under Air Act 1981from HSPCB is given as follows:-

Categories Numbers of Industries

Red 114Orange 302


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Green 20Total 436


Number of Automatic Air Quality monitoring stations(CAAQMS) in the district.- Operated by SPCB / State Govt / Central govt./ PSU

agency :

- Operated by Industry:

01

01

0

Number of manual monitoring Stations operated by SPCBs 2

Name of towns / cities which are failing tocomply with national ambient air quality stations

Nil

No of air pollution industries 436Prominent air polluting sources[Large Industry] / [Small Industry] / [Unpaved Roads] /[Burning of Waste Stubble] / [Brick Kiln] / [Industrial Estate]/ [Others] (Multipleselection)

In the District there are 05 industrialestates/area:-I. IDCII. I.E. KutanaIII. IMT, RohtakIV. Sampla Industrial AreaV. Ismaila Industrial Area

Moreover, the major air polluting sectors in theDistrict are as under:-

Sector No. ofIndustries

Sugar Mill 02Used oil refiners 10Lead Recycler 25Hot Mix Plant 2Brick Kiln 142

As one of the major contributor of air pollution inthe district is stubble burning in crop harvestingseason especially Wheat harvesting season. Inthe district during the year 2020 specialemphasis on making farmer aware aboutharmful effects of stubble on crops, soil health,human beings in long & short term byorganizing awareness camps, gram sabha atvillage, block & district level was given. For thelast two year Govt. has promoted specialimplements on subsidy for preventing stubbleburning through customer hiring centers.Farmers can purchase bailer, ray hake, DSRmachine, super seeder, zero drill machine,mulcher, laser land leveler etc throughdepartment on subsidy


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S. No. Action points Indicative Action Plan Responsible agency

Timelineforcompletion ofactionplan

1. Identification ofprominent airpollutingsources?

Air polluting industries mainly includesthe brick kilns, , thermal power plant,Dyeing, lead recycler, hot mix plant,electroplaters, used oil refiners, glassbottle, ceramic tiles, plywood etc. Allthe units had installed the Air PollutionControl Devices such as Multi cyclone/cyclone/Wet Scrubbers/ Separators.All of these industries have installedrequired APCD.

No gap.

HSPCB No gap

2. Ambient Airquality data?

01 no. of CAAQMS and 02 nos. manualAmbient Air Quality Monitoring Stationinstalled in District Rohtak and the realtime data is being pushed to CPCBCentral Server @ https://cpcb.nic.in andthe calculated AQI is also available inPublic Domain @ hspcb.gov.in. Theaverage data of Ambient Air Quality forlast 06 month is given below.

No gap

HSPCB No gap

Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring ReportParameters/U

NO NO2 NOX NH3 SO2 CO O3 PM2.5 PM10

Months

µg/m3 µg/m3 ppb µg/m3 µg/m3 mg/m3

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

Jan-21 148.86 0.50 17.49 83.55 55.02 22.14 8.16 148.86 0.50Feb-21 119.05 0.62 21.87 57.76 47.22 33.52 10.72 119.05 0.62Mar-21 84.52 0.38 12.53 60.56 39.09 51.16 6.96 84.52 0.38Apr-21 73.10 0.64 10.77 72.22 44.95 69.45 6.87 73.10 0.64May-21 63.57 1.49 14.39 56.14 37.33 52.63 6.77 63.57 1.49Jun-21 61.29 0.50 10.49 49.19 31.32 85.55 8.34 61.29 0.50Jul-21 47.74 0.81 12.38 57.73 36.82 89.75 11.29 47.74 0.81

Minimum 36.33 0.38 10.49 49.19 31.32 22.14 6.77 36.33 0.38

Maximum 148.86 1.60 21.87 83.55 55.02 89.75 11.29 148.86 1.60

Average 75.78 0.83 13.98 64.57 42.70 53.61 8.48 75.78 0.83

3. Setting up ofContinuousAmbient AirQualityMonitoring

Presently 01 no. CAAQMS has been installed atMDU, Rohtak and 02 no. manual AAQMS havebeen installed at (i) M/s A.V. Wires Pvt. Ltd. JindRoad, Vill-Titoli, Distt. Rohtak (ii) M/s Asian PaintsLtd. P. No. 1, Sector-30B, IMT, Rohtak. Further as

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Station per the recommendation of NGT MonitoringCommittee the possibilities for installation ofadditional CAAQMS will be explored based upontechnical study of eligible agency.

4. District LevelAction Plan forAir Pollution

All the air polluting industries in the district haveprovided the air pollution control measures howeverthe ambient air quality is consistently non confirmingwith the National Ambient Air Quality Standards Theother factors identified and need eradication andimprovement are as under :-1. Stubble burning is one of the major factor and for

this the crop diversifications being adopted MeraPani Meri Virasat Scheme under cropDiversification is ongoing scheme of 1500acresarea diversified from Paddy to Alternate cropsunder MPMV scheme.

2. Awareness Among farmers for In-Situ and Ex-Situ management of stubble burning with use ofCRM machinery .

3. No AFL reported in current year till today.4. 50no. of village level camps already organized

in Paddy growing villages.5. 2 5No. of wall painting done for control of stubble

burning.6. 20Hoarding displayed at prominent places of

distt. Rohtak.

DDA,Agriculture,Rohtak

18.10.2021

Detail of Implements provided under CRM scheme during last three years in Distt. RohtakSr.No.

Implements

Individual2018-19

Individual2019-20

Individual 2020-21

Total

1 HappySeeder

5 3 - 8

2 M.BPlough

- - 5 5

3 Mulcher 5 - 27 324 Chhoper - 4 - 45 Rotary

Shalser- - - -

6 Rotavator 35 34 - 697 Shurab

Master1 - 2 3

8 SuperSMS

6 3 5 14

9 Zero Drill 69 30 154 25310 Super

Seeder- - 320 320

11 BailerMachine

- - 1 1

12 StrawRake

- - 1 1

Custom Hiring Centre (CHC) Established during last 3 year in Distt. RohtakSr. No. Year No. Of CHC Established1 2018-19 592 2019-20 73 2020-21 13

Total 79

Subsidy Disbursed during last three years


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Sr. No. Year Subsidy in Rs.1 2018-19 593489122 2019-20 475539743 2020-21 84283590

Total 1911864761. Construction of Paved shoulders along the

roads and improvement of existing quality ofroads for dust containment.

2. Challaning of over loaded transport vehicles.3. Ensuring the transport of construction material

with proper covering.4. Ensuring the PUC certificate with the vehicles

and challaning for the same.5. Find the way out for CNG station setup in the

District.6. Ensuring the non plying of vehicles where in

registration is expired and non renewable.7. Exploring the possibility of supplying cleaner

fuel to the air polluting industrial cluster.8. Periodic Up-gradation of Air Pollution Control

Devices (APCDs) installed in air pollutingindustries.

9. Afforestation drives for industries/ Villages/MCareas/Industrial Area/institutions/parks/industrial estates/ road sidesand river bank.

10. Awareness activity among the public.11. Monitoring on vehicle fitness.Periodic calibration test of vehicular emissionmonitoring instrument.

HSPCB,DSP, TrafficRTAMC RohtakMC, RohtakDFO, RohtakPWD, Rohtak

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5. Hotspots of airpollution inDistrict

The hotspots of air pollution in the area andmeasures to curb the same.1. Identification and Restriction of Industrial Waste

burning in ID, IE Kutana, IMT Rohtak.2. Identification and Restriction on open burning of

municipal solid waste, Biomass, plastic,horticulture waste, garbage etc.

3. Identification and Curbing of stubble burning.4. Identification and Restriction on the use of illegal

fuels in the Industries.

DFO, Rohtak DDA

Agricultural, MC, Rohtak Estate

Manager ,HSIDCRohtak

HSPCB

31.03.2022

6. Awareness onAir Quality

The real time data generated by 01 no. of CAAQMSinstalled in District, Rohtak is being pushed to CPCBCentral Server and hence the calculated AQI isavailable in Public Domain through CPCB SameerApp and HSPCB/CPCB Website. Furtherawareness campaign will be conducted inassociation with industrial associations, EducationalInstitutions and NGOs

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4.0 Water Quality Management

Water quality management is a commonly used and somewhat vague expression referring to the(systematic) usage of a set of technical and non-technical measures and activities, to maintain orimprove quality according to the requirements of water uses and to "protect" ecosystems.

4.1 Water Quality Monitoring

Water quality monitoring is being done from 03 Location in Rohtak District for Ground Water on six monthlybasis.

Latest results of ground water quality are as below:

Sr.No.

Point of GroundWater Samples

Date ofcollection

ph(5.5-9.0)

SS(mg/l)(100)

BODmg/l(100)

COD(mg/l)(400)

AmmonicalNitrogen (asN) mg/I

TotalDissolvedSolids(mg/l)

Fluoride (as F)mg/I

1. Underground watersample of borewellof M/s Rohit Steel,HSIIDC, Kutana,Rohtak

30.03.2021 8.3 24.0 ND ND ND 865 ND

2. Handpump nearwater works ofPHED, Delhi-Rohtak Road,Sampla, Distt.Rohtak

17.03.2021 8 13 ND ND ND 896 ND

3. Handpump nearJLN Canal, NearTilyar Lake atRohtak

17.03.2021 8.1 22 ND ND ND 568 ND

a. Current Status related to Water Quality Management


Rivers The district Rohtak does not falls in the directcatchment area of River Yamuna.

Length of Coastline (if any) NilNalas/ Drains/Creeks meeting Rivers There are 02 major drains which are being used for

the disposal of domestic effluent generated inDistrict Rohtak. These drains confluences inNajafgarh drain which ultimately reaches RiverYamuna.

1. Drain No. 8 in Distt. Rohtak.2. KCB drain in Distt. Rohtak.

Lakes / Ponds Presently 162 no of Ponds available in Villages and60 No of ponds available in MC area.

Total Quantity of sewage from towns and citiesin District 61 MLD / 4 Nos. Town Distt. Rohtak

Quantity of industrial waste water 9.72 MLD


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Percentage of untreated sewage 20%

Details of bore wells and number ofpermissions given for extraction of groundwater

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Groundwater polluted areas if any --Polluted river stretches if any --

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality monitoring:

S.No.

Actionpoints

Gaps and Action Plan Responsibleagency

Timelineforcompletion ofactionplan

1. Inventory ofwaterbodies

Identification and inventorization of waterbodies already done in District Rohtak.Further water quality of such bodies is beingmonitored on monthly basis by respectiveagencies.

HSPCB, Irrigation, Pond Authority, CEO Zila

Parishad, MCP Rohtak PHED, Rohtak

31.12.2021

04 nos. Ponds have been identified forrejuvenations in MC Rohtak.

MC Rohtak 31.03.2022

162 no of ponds are available in the villagesand out of which 125 no of ponds are pollutedand identified for rejuvenation and proposal isunder process

DDPO/CEO ZP 30.06.2022

2. Quality ofwaterbodies inthe district

Dissemination of the information pertaining towater quality in the form of hoardings on riverbanks, official websites of districtadministration will be done.


MunicipalCommitteeSampla,

MunicipalCommitteeKalanour,

MunicipalCommitteeMeham

DIO, Rohtak

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3. Hotspots

of watercontamination

No such hotspot of water contamination hasbeen identified, however the regularmonitoring of water quality will be done by theconcerned department.


MunicipalCommitteeSampla,

MunicipalCommitteeKalanour,

MunicipalCommitteeMeham

DIO, Rohtak

Regular activity.

4. Protectionof river/ lakewater front

a.Drains/nallahswithinMunicipallimits(Responsibility ofMunicipality/ MC)

b.Drain

s/nallahsoutsideMunicipallimits(Responsibility ofRuraldevelopment &Panchayatdepartment

District Rohtak has already been declaredfree from open defecation.Further dumping of Solid waste on river banksshall be prohibited and ensured so that nosuch dumping happen and also existingdumping if any will be cleared. Also idolimmersion in water bodies shall be monitoredand prohibited during various festive seasonsthroughout the year.

Further Prevention of entering of solid wasteinto water bodies shall be ensured throughoutthe District

MC Rohtak, Irrigation Deptt,

Rohtak HSPCB Police Deptt,

31.12.2021

5. Inventory ofsources ofwaterpollution

Sewage and wastewater discharge points intowater bodies already stand identified andunder action for tapping of such points.

Irrigation deptt.,Rohtak

MC Rohtak, PHED, Rohtak HSIIDC, Rohtak XEN,

Panchayati Raj HSPCB

31.12.2021

6. Oil spilldisastermanagement (forcoastaldistricts)

Not applicable NA NA

7. Protectionof floodplains

As per Irrigation and Panchayat Departmentvillage Chuliana, Kheri Sampla, Ismaila,Gandhra are prone to flood. Thestrengthening of weak points has alreadybeen executed in the flood prone areas.

Irrigation Deptt,CEO, ZP, DDPO.

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8. Rejuvenation ofgroundwater

Inventorization for the Rain water harvestingwill be carried out. Action plan for possible rainwater harvesting system will be executed.4 nos. of rain water harvesting system in MCRohtak, 2 nos. of rain water harvesting systemin MC Sampla, 1 nos. of rain water harvestingsystem in MC Kalanour and 1 nos. of rainwater harvesting system in MC Meham, havealready been installed. Moreover, otherdepartments are also in process of installationof rain water harvesting system.

Irrigation Deptt. MC Rohtak PHED, HSVP Deptt, HSIIDC, XEN,

Panchayati Raj PWD Deptt.

Rohtak

31.03.2022

9. Complaintsredressalsystem

CM Grievances Redressal and MonitoringSystem, Haryana is available for lodging anypublic complaint. Moreover Social MediaGrievance track (SMGT) is also working in theDistrict. District Public Relation and GrievanceRedressal Committee is also working on publicgrievances. Moreover, telephone numbers ofall the officer of HSPCB and other concerneddepartments are provided in the public domainfor direct complaint redressal of the public.

HSPCB and otherconcerneddepartments

Regular activity

4.2 Domestic Sewage

a. Current status related to Domestic Sewage Management in the District

In District Rohtak, Haryana, total sewage generation is around 87 MLD and there are 08 SewageTreatment Plants at a total capacity of 105.5 MLD are in operation at all Municipalities and Towns.

CPCB and HSPCB have periodically issued directions to the urban/ local bodies to set up SewageTreatment Plants (STPs) of adequate capacity including provision for sewerage system to cover the entirelocal/urban areas and the treated effluent to comply with the standards in order to prevent deterioration ofsurface, sub-surface and coastal waters.

The treated sewage, after ensuring that the prescribed standards for core parameters are met areeither used for irrigation or let into water bodies.

As per Hon‟ble NGT order dated 27.11.2018 in OA No.148/2018 directed that all the States andUnion Territories ought to prepare and furnish their action plans for utilization of treated sewage is givenbelow.


No of Class-II towns and above [3 Nos]No of Class-I towns and above [1 Nos]No of Towns STPs installed [04 Nos] [Rohtak, Kalnaour, Sampla,

Meham]No of Towns needing STPs [0 Nos]No of ULBs having partial undergroundsewerage network

[ 04 Nos]

No of towns not having sewerage network [0]Total Quantity of Sewage generated in Districtfrom Class II cities and above

[87 MLD]

Quantity of treated sewage flowing into Rivers (directly orindirectly) [87 MLD]

Quantity of untreated or partially treated sewage(directly or indirectly) [14.35 MLD]

Quantity of sewage flowing into lakes [00 MLD]


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Total available Treatment Capacity [105.5 MLD]


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b. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage:

S.No.

Actionpoints

Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency


1. SewageTreatmentPlants(STPs)

• 10 MLD STP at Sec-25, Rohtakinstalled by HSVP

• HSVPRohtak

• MC Rohtak

• 31.03.2022

• 10 MLD STP at Singhpura, Rohtakby ULB* installed by PHED is non-complying w.r.t. the dischargestandards.

• The STP is under upgradationunder AMRUT Yojna and 98% workhas been completed.

• PHEDRohtak

• MC Rohtak

• 31.03.2022.

• 19.5 MLD STP at PGI Rohtakinstalled by PHED is complyingw.r.t. the discharge standards.

• PHEDRohtak

• MC Rohtak

• NA

• 40 MLD STP at Sunaria, Rohtakinstalled by PHED is non-complyingw.r.t. the discharge standards.

• As per PHED the work has beenallotted to agency vide EE, PHEDRohtak letter no. 3882-87 dt.16.08.2021 on Design Build OwnOperate (DBOO) basis which willcommence from 20.08.2021.

• PHEDRohtak

• MC Rohtak

• 31.03.2022

• 14 MLD STP at Singhpura, Distt.Rohtak installed by PHED iscomplying w.r.t. the dischargestandards.

• PHEDRohtak

• MC Rohtak

• 31.03.2022

• 3.5 MLD STP at Kalanour, Distt.Rohtak installed by PHED is non-complying w.r.t. the dischargestandards.

• No action plan is submitted byPHED regarding upgradation of theSTP.

• PHEDRohtak

• MC Kalanaur

• 31.03.2022

• 5 MLD STP at Meham, Distt.Rohtak installed by PHED is non-complying w.r.t. the dischargestandards.


• PHEDRohtak

• MC Meham

• 31.03.2022

• 4 MLD STP at Sampla, Distt.Rohtak installed by PHED is non-complying w.r.t. the dischargestandards.


• PHEDRohtak

• MC Sampla

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2. Undergroundseweragenetwork

• MC, Rohtak and PHED hasproposed 720 KM of SewageLine for 100% coverage of theRohtak, out of which 130 KMhave been completed.

• MC, Rohtakand PHEDRohtak

31.03.2023.

• PHED Sampla has proposed 42KM of Sewage Line for 100%coverage of the Sampla.

• PHEDSampla

100% target alreadyachieved.

• PHED Kalanour has proposed52.6 KM of Sewage Line for100% coverage of the Kalanouar.

• PHEDKalanaur

100% target alreadyachieved.

• PHED Meham has proposed 55KM of Sewage Line for 100%coverage of the Meham, out ofwhich 53 KM have beencompleted.

• PHEDMeham

31.12.2021

5.0 Industrial waste water management

a. Current Status related to Industrial Wastewater Management

There are total 436 no. of industries existing in District Rohtak and out of which 134 No. ofindustries are generating industrial waste water and engaged in process of sugar mills, brick kilns, leadrecycler, hot mix plant, electroplaters, pickling, used oil refiners, plywood etc.etc. Further there is apotential of generation of approx. 13.4 MLD of waste water from these industries. The waste watergenerated is scientifically treated through Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) and ETP sludge is beingdisposed as per the provisions of Hazardous and Other Wastes (M&TBM) Rule 2016 with havingagreement either with Gujarat Environment Protection & Infrastructure Ltd. (GEPIL) which is a Statelevel single facility as a Common Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal facility located at VillagePali, District Faridabad or through recycler of hazardous waste authorized by HSPCB and HSPCB isregularly monitoring the working of ETPs by the way of conducting monthly mandatory inspections ofthese industries.

In District Rohtak, Haryana, total industrial effluent generation is around 13.4 MLD and there are01 Common Effluent Treatment Plants at a total capacity of 10 MLD is in operation in District Rohtak forthe treatment of industrial effluent.

CPCB and HSPCB have periodically issued directions to the HSIIDC to set up 01 CommonEffluent Treatment Plant of adequate capacity including provision for industrial effluent cover all theindustrial areas and the treated effluent to comply with the standards in order to prevent deterioration ofsurface, sub-surface and coastal waters.

The treated effluent, after ensuring that the prescribed standards for core parameters are metare either used for irrigation or let into water bodies.

The detail of such Industries generating waste water and having obtained consent to operateunder Water Act 1974 and Air Act 1981 and authorization under the provisions of Hazardous and OtherWastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 from HSPCB is given as follows:-

Number of Red, Orange, Green and Whiteindustries in the District [114 Nos of Red industries], [302 Nos of

Orange industries], [ 20Nos of Greenindustries], [Nil Nos of White industries]

No of Industries discharging wastewater [134 Nos]

Total Quantity of industrial waste water generated [13.4 MLD]

Quantity of treated industrial wastewaterdischarged into Nalas / Rivers

[9.2 MLD][Remarks: Industries are recycling and reusing4.2 MLD of the effluent after treatment]


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Common Effluent Treatment Facilities [01 Nos]

No of Industries meeting Standards [ 134 Nos]

No of Industries not meeting discharge Standards [04 Nos]

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial wastewater:

S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsibleagency

Timelinefor completionof action plan

1. Compliance todischargenorms byIndustries

4 no. industries not meeting thedischarge standards have been closedand sealed. Further, monitoring of theindustries will be conducted as perinspection policy of the Board and actionwill be taken as per provision of WaterAct, 1974

HSPCB 31.12.2021

2. Installation ofOCEMS

10 No. of_ industries, 08 No. of STPs, 01No. of CETP are required OCEMS as perCPCB guidelines and all have installedOCEMS and connected to server ofHSPCB and CPCB. Moreover, the dataof OCEMS is in the public domainthrough website www.hspcbcems.nic.in

HSPCB 100% target alreadyachieved.

3. Complaintredressalsystem

CM Grievances Redressal andMonitoring System, Haryana is availablefor lodging any public complaint.Moreover Social Media Grievance track(SMGT) is also working in the District.District Public Relation and GrievanceRedressal Committee is also working onpublic grievances.

HSPCB Regular activity.

6.0 Mining Activity Management plan

a. Current Status related to Mining Activity Management

Details of Data Requirement Existing Mining operations

Type of Mining Activity Presently no mining activity is beingcarried out in District Rohtak

No of licensed Mining operations in the District Nil

% Area covered under mining in the District Nil

Area of Sand Mining Nil

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S.No.

Actionpoints



1. Monitoring ofMiningactivity

Presently no mining activity is being carriedout in District Rohtak

Mining Deptt. NA

2. Inventory ofillegal miningif any mining

Presently no mining activity is being carriedout in District Rohtak

Mining Deptt. NA

3. Environmentcomplianceby Miningindustry

Presently no mining activity is being carried outin District Rohtak.

MoEF & CCSEIAA,HSPCBMining Deptt.

NA

7.0 Noise Pollution Management plan

a. Current Status related to Noise Pollution ManagementEnvironment Department, Government of Haryana vide order dated 5th September, 2003 vide no.

S.O. 109/N.P. (R.and C.) R.2000/R.2/2003– “In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (c )of rule 2 ofthe Noise Pollution (Regulation and control) Rules, 2000, and all other powers enabling him in this behalfand in suppression of Haryana Government, Environment Department, Notification no. S.O. 75 / N.P. (R.and C) R 2000/R 2/2001, dated the 21st May 2001, the Governor of Haryana hereby designates SubDivisional Magistrate, Deputy Superintendent of Police and Regional Officer, Haryana State PollutionControl board in their respective area of jurisdiction as shown below to be authorities for the purpose ofsaid clause1. Sub – Divisional Magistrate - Residential Area and religious places.2. Deputy Superintendent of Police - Noise by automobiles3. Regional Officer, Haryana State Pollution Control Board - Noise by

Industrial units

Details of Data Requirement Measurable OutcomeNo. of noise measuring devices available with variousagencies in district

01 No. HSPCB,

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:S.No.

Actionpoints



1. Availability ofSound/ NoiseLevel Meters.

There is only 01 noise monitoring kit availablein the district with HSPCB. Further no suchmonitoring kits are available with otheragencies such as ULBs, SHOs, Traffic police.Further, the procurement of monitoring kitsshall be made to the above said lackingagencies within defined time frame byrespective local district administration andprocurement 01 more noise meter by HSPCB.

DSPTraffic,SDM,HSPCB

31.12.2021


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2. Ambient

Noise, Levelmonitoring.

Possibilities of installation of ambient noiselevel monitoring stations will be explored.Portable analyzers will be provided with theenforcement agencies.The special drives for ensuring the ambientquality standards will be carried out in theresidential, sensitive zones. Moreover,HSPCB also conducting the ambient air noisemonitoring during festive seasons.


31.12.2021

3. Signboards inNoise zones

MCs, PWD, NHAI should install the propersignages to earmarked the silence zone, nohorn zone and noise limits in the city.

MC RohtakMC Rohtak,PWD, NHAI,

31.12.2021

4. Complaintredressing

system

CM Grievances Redressal and MonitoringSystem, Haryana is available for lodging anypublic complaint. Moreover Social MediaGrievance track (SMGT) is also working in theDistrict. District Public Relation and GrievanceRedressal Committee is also working onpublic grievances.


Regular activity.

Other Environmental Issues :a) Management of Solid Waste and Liquid Waste generated from unauthorized colonies

/residential complexes/commercial complexes developed by private builders. All the unauthorized colonies /residential complexes/commercial complexes developed by private

builders are in MC limits and MC has submitted proposal of the solid waste and liquid waste generatedfrom all 67 nos. wards in the respective head of environmental plan along with time lines.

b) Management of Carcasses in the rural area : Presently Deep Burial Method is being adopted in the Village panchayats and in MC Area for disposal

of the dead animals in district Rohtak and 01 slaughter house exists in the jurisdiction of District Rohak.

c) Management of solid and liquid waste generated by the poultry farms of the district: Presently 83 no of poultry farms existing in the District Rohtak.

1 no of poultry farm is having bird capacity more than 1 lac birds and obtained CTO from the Board. 82 no of poultry farm is having bird capacity less than 1 lac birds and does not requires CTO from the

Board. inventorization of the data w.r.t capacity of poultry farm, quantity of solid waste and waste water

generated by these poultry farm will be completed by 31.12.2021 and action plan for the scientificdisposal of the solid waste and waste water generated by these poultry farm will be prepared andimplemented by 30.06.2022.

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