I I I . GAURAV DAHIYA, IAS MEMBER SECRETARY sErAA (GUJARAT) STATE I,EVEL ENVXRONMENru IMPACT ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY CUJARAT Fa{}{ JTe Government of Guiarat No. SEIAA/G UJ/TOR t2(blt 486t2017 Date: 3010412017 ByRPAD Time Limit Bhujodi, Anjar Bhuj Sub: Terms Of Reference to the Ashapura Perfoclay Limited, Survey No. 167, Village - Ler, Nr. Highway, Bhuj, Dist - Kutch. Ref: Your Proposal No: SIA/GJ/IND/18601/2017 Dear Sir, This has reference to your online application dated 18-02-2017 along with Form-l submitted to SEIAA. The project activity is covered in 2(b) and is of 'B' Category. The SEAC, Gujarat vide their letter dated 29-04-2017 had recommended to the SEIAA, Gujarat, to grant the Terms Of Reference for the abov+.mentioned project based on its meeting held on 22-03-2017. The proposal was considered by SEIAA, Gujarat in its meeting held on 30-A4-2017 at Gandhinagar. After careful consideration, the SEIAA hereby accords Terms Of Reference to above pro.lect under the provisions of EIA Notification dated 14th September, 2006. The copy of Terms Of Reference is attached herewith. Encl: As Above /ssued fo: As h ap u ra Perfocl ay Li m i ted Survey No. 167, Village - Ler, Nr. Bhujodi, Anjar Bhuj Highway, Bhuj, Dist - Kutch Copy to:- The Secretary, SEAC, C/O. G.P.C.B. Gandhinagar - 382010 With regards, ya.lAS) hiya, IAS) Office: Gujarat Pollution Control Board, "Paryavaran Bhavan" Sector-10 A, Gandhinagar-382010 Phone N o. :- (01 9) 232-32 1 52,232-4 I 5 14 Fax No. : -( 07 9) 232-221 84 E-mail : msseiaagi@gmai I.com, Website :- www.se iaa.guj arat.gov.in Page I
Office: Gujarat Pollution Control Board, "Paryavaran Bhavan" Sector-10 A, Gandhinagar-382010Phone N o. :- (01 9) 232-32 1 52,232-4 I 5 14 Fax No. : -( 07 9) 232-221 84E-mail : msseiaagi@gmai I.com, Website :- www.se iaa.guj arat.gov.in
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ANNEXURE - 1
Terms of Reference (TOR) to M/s: Ashapura Perfoclay Limited, for setting up of 'MineralBeneficiation'plant at Survey No. 167, Village - Ler, Nr. Bhujodi, Anjar Bhuj Highway,Bhuj, Dist - Kutch.
Category of the unit : 2(b)
Project status: Expansion
l. This office has received an application vicie their online proposal no. SIA/GJ/IND/1860112017
daled 2810212417 regarding grant of Environmental Clearance.
ll. This is a new unit proposes manufacturlng of synthetic organic chemicals as tabulated below:
Name ofProduct
Bleaching Claylthroughputof bentonite)
r ExistingQuantity
(MTlMonth)
AdditionalQuantity
(MT/Month)
Total QuantityAfter
Expansion/Month
4.000 16,000
Gypsum(By-product)
lll The project falls under Category B of project activity 2(b) as per the schedule of EIA Notification
2006
lV. PP was called fcr oresentation in the SEHC meeting daied 22i0312017
V. Salient features of the project are as under.
Total ccst of PrcocsecProlect
Plot area
Green belt area iTreePlanta:ion area
I Z.UJU
Rs. 26.16 Crores
149732.82 m
48233.00 m
Source of Water Supply,GIDC Bore weii. Surfacervater etc...)
Gujarat Water lnfrastructure Limited (GWL) & Borewell
lvater consumption {KUday) l
Waste water generation(KUday)
Additional i Totallndustrial: i 830.0 KLD 830,0 KLDDomestic: 9.0 KLD 9.0 KLD
Treatment Facility: Primary treatment is given in ETP and then treatedin Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant.Capacity: 800.0 m"
Treatment faci I ity withcapaciiy(ETP, CETP, MEE, STP etc)
Poge 1 of 10
MEP$tsEII$tatc Ltvs'J;W
Mode of Disposal & Finalmeeting point
r9r q2<istinq erq_duction gjf EleachinE ciav-tz00o nnTiMonthl-) Domestic effruent is disposed @tem) lndustrial wastewater generated frorn manufacturing process and otherancillary operation is allowed into in_house ETp (comprising of primarytreatment facirities & Ro prant) for treaiment. Ro permeate is reused inprocess & green belt development. RO rejected water is evaporatedthrough solar evaporation pond.
:F There sha, be no any aooffiiar effluentgeneration to be occurred due to proposed expansion as unit shallcarry out onry drying and purverizing activity in which no water andwastewater generation.
) ln proposed scrubber, treated effruent after adjusting pH to arkarine wiilbe utilized and scrubbed waste water wiil be ailowed in ETp for itsfurther treatmeni.
Details as per below Table...
Reuse/Recycle details
AirNo. ofBoi lers/TF H/Furn aces/DGsets etc. with capacitiesFuel consumption(MT/hr & MT/Dav)APCM for flue oas controlProcess gas/Fugitiveemission detailsAPCM for processgas/fugitive gaseousemission details
ll,lliMBERS6!€f{E1Qtrl9r-1&2(Capacity-3MT/Hreach)will notbeusedafterexpansionandkeepasastandby.Srftrc t_,e-,,etBmpepSflrhgfier (CaRacitV - 6 MT/Hr) will be installed and utilized,
t n, puc.r:. :i;.s: ilr r n t /" u ti:crity
ntrol Bc:r:"ri,
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r\
\Dryer - 4 cperates at time of breakdown I preventive rnaintei:ance.
There shall be no process gas emlssicn frsm existing and proposed project activity.
SO2 online monitoring system and alkaline scrubber wiii be provided for those dryer in which pet coke will
be utilized as a fuel.
After expansion, pet coke will be used as a firei after installation of alkaline scrubber in existing drier instead
of coal.
Sr.No.
Type ofWaste
CategoryQuantity
Mode of DisposalExisting Additional
Total AfterExpansion
1 ETP Sludge t- 34.3022
MTiyear0.22
MT/year
Coltection, Storage, Transportation & Disposal bysend to TSDF site - M/s. Saurashtra EnviroProiects Pvi. Lid.
2. Used Oil t-5.1 100LiUyear
100Lit/year
Maximum quantity reuse in plant & balancequantity if any will be Collected, Stored,Transported and Disposed by selling to registeredreprocessor enlisted by GPCB.
Collection, Storage, Transportation & Disposal bysend to lntegrated Common Hazardous WasteManagement Facility (ICHWMF) - M/s. SaurashtraEnviro Projects Pvt. Ltd.APL has permission to dispose the tar waste toSanghi Cementto use as a fuel in co-processing
E Fly Ash2.3
MT/month0.70
MT/month3.00
IVT/month
Collection, Storage, Transportation & Disposal by
selling to Cement / Brick manufacturing unit / Localroad contractor.
6.EvaporationResidue (salt)
eaa 1.0MT/year
'1.0
MT/year
Collection, Storage, Transportation & Disposal by
send to TSDF site - M/s. Saurashtra EnviroProjects Pvt. Ltd.
ii Membership details for disposal of waste Unit has got TSDF site membership ce1
M/s. Saurashtra Enviro Proiects Pvt. Ltd.lrom
I Deiails of Non-Hazardous waste & its 0ispcsar(tlSW and ol.ters)
Per
Hazardous waste
DisposalMethod
Category i QuantitYand I (MT/Annum)Scheduleas per HWRules.
vl' The project proponent presented that they have already started baseline environmentalmonitoring from March - 2017 and requested to allow them to use the same for the preparation ofthe EIA report which was agreed to by the committee.
vll' The proposal is to enhance additional production of bleaching clay of 4000 MTPM totalizing theircapacity to 16000 MTPM after proposed enhancement in production. This aciditional quantity ofbleaching earth required additional fuel of 96 MTPD of pet coke and 12 MTPD of coal. There isno additional ivater consumption There rs no increase in hazardous waste. Fly ash generationlvill be irc-easel fi.or,; 2.3 tlrpil to 3 l,!lpil
considerng the acove pncjec: :e:ajts. a:e' ceiaileo discussion the terns of reference (ToR) wereprescribec as beicvr fortre = - siudT :c :e done covering 10 Km rad,a, distance from the projectboundary
1' A tabular char-t with index fcr po;n:-.',,se compiiance of belorv nien:roned roRs.2' Executive summary of ihe project - givrng a prima facie idea of :he cbjectives of the proposal,use of resources justification. etc ln addition. it should provide a compilation of EiA report.incruding EMp and the post-projeci monitoring pran in brief.
3. Justrfication for serecting ihe proposed procucr anc unit size.4' Project site specific details such as distance cr rhe croject site fror the nearest (i) Village (2)water Body: River / creek / Nallah / Reservoir i Pond / canat (3) Naiional Highway (4) StateHighway (5) Raiiway line (6) Heritage site (7) Nationat park twild Life sanctuary / BiosphereReserve / conseryation Reserve (B) Reserve Forest / protected Forest (g) Any other eco-sensitive areas like wetland, mangroves, coral reefs, turfle nesting ground etc.5' lf ecologically sensitive attributes fail within the study area, proponent shall describe thesensitivity (distance, area and significance).
6. Regulatory framework applicable to ihe prcposed project.7. Land possession documents and NA order8' Gazette Notification issued by the state Government indicating location of the project in
notified industrial area should be included.9' objective of the project, whether it is a new project as a part of an existing mine or as astandarone project or expansion or rnodernization project.10' Need for the proposed project along with iustification for selecting the proposed unit size.
lvtEMEEftsuunHpn*{or the proposed expansion shoutd be justified in detail.Statc l.,cvcl Environr*ent
{-sEority
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12.Land requiretnerii foi-the prqect incir.:dirrg its tlreak up for various purposes, its availabilityanC optimization.
13. Lar,out plan cleatiy demai-cating variorrs units (plants / utilities), green belt and open path
arcund the periphsn, i plants fci easy movement of emergency vehicles.
14. Demarcation of p ocosed faciiiiies for expansioii in lay out of the existing premises.
15. Exacl details accl'r infraslrucirrrai facilrties, plant rnachineries etc. required for the project.'l6.Na:'ne of the minerai to be beneficiated, rnineral throughput quantity in TPA, maximum
mineral extraction capacity of the proposed plant.
lT.Mineral transpodation to mineral beneficiation plant by road, rail, conveyor, ropeway,pipelines etc
lB.Type of the ore to be processed, source of the ore and copy of agreement / linkage with
respective mineis.
l9.Generai description of unit process operatlons such as crushing, sizing, grinding, mineralprocessing with their capabilities, flowchart and material balance. The operations should give
various resources utilized, their sequeneing and planned reuse / utllization / disposal.
20. Explore the possiliiity of reuse i recycle and other cleaner production options for reduction ofW?Sr'eS.
21.''l/ater i-equireme.i. ils scl,rce an,i pe:r:rssic; cbtai:eC frcm ihe co:cerned authoi'riy forsuppiy of requisiie quantiry of water to the project. ln case of ground water abstraction,
status of permission from the CGWA along with study report on geo-hydrology of the area
and impacts of ground water abstraction.
22.Explore the possibilities of getting surface water supply instead of depending on the ground
water source for the proposed project.
23. Details on water balance inciuding quantity of wastewater generated, recycled and reused.
Efforts for water conservation.
24. List all the sources of waste water generation including tailings dam, process waste water,
etc.
25. Quantitative and qualitative assessrnent of effiuent to be generated from washing, spillage,
leakage etc. Pian for its collection and reuseirecycle in plant operations so as to achieve zero
industrial effluent discharge.
26. Details of p,rssibiiity of chemicai seepage & consequent soil contamination & mitigation
measure propos*cl for the same for the irrcposed project.
27. Details of ETP incluCing dirnensions of each unit along vuith schematic flow diagram. lnlet,
transitional and treated effluent qualities with specific efficiency of each treatment unit in
reduction in respect of all concerned/regulated envii'onmental parameters. lnlet effluent
quality should be based on worst case scenario.
28. Details regarding modifications I up gradation to be done in existing ETP to take care of
increased effluent quantity along with its adequacy report.
29. Complete treateci effluent management/disposal plan. ln case of treated effluent discharge,
its quantity, quality and point of discharge, users downstream, etc.
30. Measures for ensuring that treated eftluent discharge would be meeting with the norms.
Proposal to provide and i'naintain separate electric meter, operational logbook for effluent
treatment systems, online meters for monitoring of flow, pH, TOCICOD, etc. of effluent
discharge.
,Y,trtffiSp#fiHffii;{f$f b rea k- u p of eff I u e nt q u a ntity
-[,rn,,{ ,tssdkg'F0fi,A(Ft%lfgf du:st contrci and green belt
IU\\X)4 \ detfito; onr Bva i lab i I ity of s ufficie nt o pe n landf,r\Qfp/l'rriI r, :,,rrr ( c r;tr.,i iJr,;\ riI,. " f iir.1 *rr,:lr.nll Iilutlr,;trr,'\..,(tul,- I rl-A. {i:rnll5 irrrgt r- i 0
to be recycied / reused in various applications
development etc. ln case of land application,
for utilizing effiuent for plantation / gardening.
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How it will be ensured that treated effluent won,t flow outside the premises linked with stormwater during high rainy days.32 Details of provisions to be mace t: 3r^:€ue zero i scrarge. Exar::ine economlcal viability ofzero discharge33' Technical details of the evaporation system incrucing it capacity, management of condensatewater' steam I energy required for evaporation, adequacy of the proposed boiler to supplyrequired quantity of steam for evaporation in addition to the steam required for the processetc.
34 specific details of (i) Type, quality and quantity of fuel required for each utitity, (ii) stackheight and air pollution control systems proposed to each of the utility along with its designdetails' efficiency, inlet and outlet dust concentrations, (iii) stack height and air pollutioncontrol systems proposed for control of process emission atong witi its oesign details,scrubbing medra efficiency inlet and ouilet polrutant concentrations35 A confirmed fuel linkage / copy of tr/oU for- supply of fuel.36 Prediction ct fugitive cust emissions conrainrng neavy metal parliculates due to crushing,grinli'g' sc'eenrng sizi'g plants. iia:sccia: cr and tailing cam control of particulate anddust supcressicn in taitirgs pond.37 Plan for p:evsrtion ara ccrtrcl or i-ci:ive
e [r sS.co i dusting ai each and every stage ofmatertal handling incluJlng unloading i loading. transportation. stacking / conveyance itransfer of ore. tailings etc.38. Provision of the online _nroniioring system on stacks
arrangement to reflect monitored deta on ccmDany,sGPCB on realtime basis.
39 Details cf iai!ings gene'alrcn. its cc-:oos.t;c^ anJ sclid -liquic ratio. with mineral specificmetal lea:..3 :oient a a1a:ag:-:^: s::e:s;y ,,,,,:r ra:eria, balance, Future clans rf anyuslrg :he :a -;s .or -e::,a.,t cf t^: _2ie - 3 S
40 Des g' c3:a s :r :aiir3s tarn nc -: ^: s;te iscai:ci. .ayou: t": stabi[ty of the dam. andrneas;res ia<=t fo: preve-: ,.1g t..le sa=:aJ_i I:sses41 Details cr tair,rgs ':,'a:a;:-erl ','::e cf trarsp:i cf :a l:ngs a^J djstance from the tailingdaal' Plan r:r recycling 3'ihe cisc^=rge fr-cm ihe taiii:"rgs dan a:c possible repr.ocessing oftailirgs.42'Ta'l:tg dan reclarnaticr a': crcs--z z;dn. Rcl,:re ra:n:e'.ran:: c.tailing dam dvke safetytopre,,.ent bteachlno43 Details of scii: I tazarCc-s rrastes 3eneraticr
for rnonitoring of pollutants, with anseryer that can be accessed by the
r:s :orpcsrtion ^:rdling, storage. utilization.arc dispcsal o; ciscarded containers and its
44' Hydrogeology and aquifer characteristrcs of the tailings pond area.45' one season site-specific micro-meteorological data using temperature, relative humidity,hourly wind speed and dir-ection and rainfail shourd be incoroorated.46. Anticipated envii.onmental impacts di;e to the proprosed projectiproduction may be evaluatedfor significance and basecj on correspondrng likeiv impacts VECs (Valued Environmental
;"#il:l'l#1"::J1"Jf:i"X#::T=:l:1:'[:1;r;*:r,fl *l,;t**.**itheir magnitude in order to identif.i mitigation measures.
47'one complete season base line ambient air quality data (except mcnsoon) to be given alongwith the dates of monitoring The oarameters to be covei-ed shali be in accordanee with the
-MEMBERrr"r{"o't"d National Ambient Air Qua!ity standards as well as project specific parameters.
. sr-i* ffi;'Hr:m[iYr1s or the monitorrng stations shcurd i:e so decided so as to take into consideration theI mpact .4,i;ts,irr:,\: f .\ u tirorifv*",',{:T,iNH#f,.f,,*, Pasetorto
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pre-dominant clownwind direction, populailon zone and sensitive receptors. There should be
at least one monitorlng station in the upwind direction. There should be at least one
moniioring station in the pre rlominant downwind dii'ectlon at a location where maximum
ground level concentration is iikely to occur'
48. Modelrng incicating rhe lirely impact on ambient air quality due to proposed activities. The
detaiis of model used and input parameters used for modelrng should be provided. The air
quality contours may be shown on location map clearly lndicating the locaiion of sensitive
receptors, if any, ancj the habiiation. The wind rose showing pre-domlnant wind direction
shoulcl also be indicated on the map. lmpact due to vehicular movement shall also be
included into the preciiction using suitabie modei. Results of Air dispersion modeling should
be superimposed on satellite image / geographical area map'
4g. Base line status of the noise envrronment, impact of noise on present environment due to the
project and proposec! measures for noise reduction including engineering controls.
50. Location of the pi-oject site and nearest habitats with distances from the project site to be
demarcated on a toposheet (1: 50000 scaie).
51.Land use pattegi of rhe study ar-ea based on satellite imagery inciuJrng l:caio- sce:-'':
sensitivitieS suCh aS naticnal pa:(S ',',,ilCiife sarciuary, l"'ages -l-S:-=: !--3 3l-tl-ri--3
land etc., ior the study, ai-ea. ii any in;cn,patibie iandurse afii-b-:p-s fa" l{if;,r f€ il-rJr 3:G&,
proponent shall describe the sensitivity (distance, area and significancel.
52. The baseline data shall also be collectec! for other components of environment viz. notse
water, land, biology, demography and socio-economics'
53. Ecoiogical status (terrestriai and aquatic) of the study area such as habitat type and quali$
54. A detailed study to assess the wildiife habitats, their migration route, etc. and measures tc
mitigate impacts of the proposed activities'
55.While identifying the likely in"rpacts, also inciude following for analysis of significance aF:
required mitigation measures: (i) lrnpacts due to transportation of raw materials and enc
products on road network (ii) lmpacts on surface water, soil and groundwater (iii) lmpact or'
drainage of the area and the surroundings (iv) lmpacts due to air pollution (v) lmpacts due tc
odour pollution (vi) Major sources of noise and its impacts (vii) lmpacts due to fugitive
emlssions including VOCs 1 HAPs (viii) lmpact on health of workerS due'to proposed project
activities.
56. lf the beneficiation is on the rnine site details of mining operations and the consequential add-
on effects should also be clearly rnentioned'
57. Action plan for the disposal of fly ash generated from boiler shail be included
5g. Membership of Common Environmental infrastructure like CETP, TSDF. CHV/I. etc. r'f anX
taken.
5g. Letter of intent / MoU / agreements done with actual consumers regarding sell of waste / by-
products should also be incorporated'
60. ln case of likely impact from the proposed project on the surrounding reserve forests, plan for
the conservation of wild fauna in consuitation urith the State Forest Department.
61. Proposal to construct approach road from the main road to the company premises and to
maintain it in good condition for reducing fugitive emission due to transportation of vehicles'
62. Details regarding infrastructure facilities such as sanitation, fuel storage, restroom, etc', to the
ll'l E[! s$BfiffiSgfdr$'co nstructio n a nd operation p hase'
Y:l:ob:Wiu$Btiiltu'.nmn{Vlonitoring program for operational phase of project including (i)-Monitoring
ffiiiridi[il$.na.f&'ptdlution controt at source, (ii) Monitorins pollutantt'al ,::"'y::11",ff::gflfi,"lr,iol, ttc,"x*rmnblBQ[ameters _ air quality, groundwater' surface waten, etc. to assess impact
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during operational phase of the project, (iii) Specific programme for medical surveillance andmonitoring of working environment as per Gujarat Factories Rules (iv) Details of in-housemonitoring capabilities and details of outsourcing to other agencies if proposed for conductingmonitoring.
64. Environmental Management Plan including (i) Measures to mitigate adverse impacts alongwith item-wise cost of its implementation (capital and recurring costs), (ii) Administrative andtechnical organizational structure for implementation of mitigation measures and proposedpost-project Environmental Monitoring Program, (iii) Allocation of resources andresponsibilities for plan innplementation.
65. A tabular chart for the issues raised in public hearing/consultation and commitment ofthe project proponent to the same. An action plan addressing the issues raised andthe necessary allocation of funds for the same.
66. Action plan for the greenbelt developnnent in accordance to CPCB published guidelines. Thedetails should include types & number of species, width of planiations, area under green beltdevelopment [with map], planning scheCule, budgetary outlay, etc.
67. Details of quantity of each hazardcus chemical to be stored, Material of Construction of majorhazardous chemical storage tanks threshold storage quantity as per the schedules of theManufacture, Storage & lmport of Hazardous Chemicals Ruies. Storage of hazardouschemicals should be in multiple small capacity tanks / containers instead of one single large
capacity tank for safety purpose. How the nranual handling of the hazardous chemicals willbe minimized?
68. Mineral beneficiation projects are associated with r-isks relating to hazards and accidents withrespect to hazardous chemicals handled and breaching of tailing dam. ldentification and typeof risk associated with mineral beiefioaticn Tailing danns safety measures and risk
assessment in r,vorst case scenaric :f :reachrng
69. Details on the oroposed safegua.; rr,easures. flre ccntrol plan and on-site and off-siteemergency management plans.
70. Proposal for CSR activities most useful in the area along with time bound action plan andCost,
71. Details of scheme for surface as i're:i as roof top ratn \^",atei haivesting and ground waterrechaige with proper scientif:c calculaticns considering catchn"ent area, rainfall, subsoilcharacteristics recharge rate dr,rai;on of harvesting etc. Details on provisions of pre-
treatment cf the rainrvater in the case cf sudace run cff is to be harvested. Location ofrecharge percolatron wells on the lavout plan
72.Plan for compliance to the CREP guicielines
73. (a) Does the company have a well iaid down Environment Policy approved by its Board ofDirectors? lf so. it may be detailed in the EIA report. (b). Does the Environment Policyprescribe for standard onerating process / procedures to bring into foctrs any infringement /deviation / violation of the environmeirtal or forest norms / conditions ? lf so, it may be
detailed in the ElA..
74.What is the hierarchicai system or aciministrative order of the company to deal with theenvironmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions. Details of thissystem may be given.
75. Does the company have a systern of reporting oi non compliances / violations ofenvironmentai norms tc the Board ci Directcrs of the compan!, and / or shareholders or
stakeholders at large? This reporting mechanism should be detailed in the EIA Report.
76. Certificate of accr^editation issued by the l"lA.BET, QCI to the environmental consultant should
be incorporated in the EIA Report.fuEMBdftsrcftgT}eY
l*pr*i i futharityrrt](s[ i
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ln case of expansion project:77. Copies of the permissions [EC, CTE (NOC), CC&A, etc.] obtained for the existing facitity
along with status of compliance to the conditions stipulated therein.78. Compliance of existing EMA (Environmental Management System) with respect to waste
water, air emission and hazardous waste streams.79. A certified copy of the report cf the status of compliance to the conditions stipulated in the
environmental clearance for the ongcing i existing operation of the project by the RegionalOffice of the Ministry of Environment and Forests at Bhopai.
80. Records of any legal breach of Environmental Laws i.e. details of show- cause notices,closure notices, closure orders etc. served by the GPCB to the existing unit in last three yearsand actions taken then after for prevention of pollution.
81. Details of fatal / non-falal accidents, loss of life or man hours, if any, occurred in the existingunit in last three years and measures proposed to be taken for avoiding reoccurrence of suchaccidents in future.
82. Whether any litigation related to the environmental pollution and impacts was filed in past inthe Court of Law against the existing unit. if so, details thereof including details on direction /order, if any passed by the Courl cf Law.
The TOR prescribed as above and the model ToRs available in the MoEF's sector specific EIAManual for 'Mineral Beneficiation' shall be considered as generic TORs for preparation of the EIAreport in addition to all the relevant information as per the generic structure of EIA given in Appendixlll in the EIA Notification, 2006. The draft El.A report shall be submitted to the Gujarat pollutionControl Board for conducting the public consultation process as per the provisions of the EIANotification, 2006. The project shall be appraised on receipt of the final EIA report.
MEMBgNSTCiTBTAITY
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File No:- 21 -4t1 s2BtcJ/!ND/20 1 s - I I 5 ()
NOC No:- CGWA/NOC/|ND/OR| ct2l16[l1g6
qRa lrffrn*ffiq rtfu qo urErfirurqq vgH-q, Tfr fdfirg\.3{R rFn vtqTur T{rmqGovernment of lndiaCentral Ground Water AuthorityMinistry of Water Resources,River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation
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g(rAshapura Votctay Lim ited'Ilol19,1O7, Village ier, Near Bhujodi, Bhuj,
District Kachchh,Gujarat-370020
i:I:IqSjyr.sround water withdrawar to M/s Ashapura vorcray Limitedrn respect of their chemicat manufacturinj rnii-ro"Lted at ptot No.167,village Ler, Near Bhujodi, Taruka et rl, Distiict k""r.,"nr,, Gujarat _ reg.
Refer to your apprication on the above cited subject. Based onrecommendations of Regional Director, central crolno water Board westcentral Region, Ahmadabad vide tneir iecomme;"G;, dated 2710412016and further deliberations.on.the_ subject,the Noc ;i-centrar Ground waterAuthority is hereby accorded to M/s asnapura votuv limiteo, in respect oftheir chemicar ma.nr,rfacluring unit rocated ,t ii6t no.167, viilage Ler,Near Bhujodi, Taruka Bhuj,- oistiici- ri;;rlirr,'"Lujarat.The Noc is,however subject to the following .onOiiion.,_
l; I),X Xnf,:l i|;:i1.1 11?- :::l{f y^ (ild n ot exceed i n s 6 5, 3 3 5 c u. m /yea r);:?i:1li,y*;:"'T:::1,:::'rlnf :_(rjF;;l;;;;;"'il":'o;;;:iU,IJ,1?water abstraction structures to
-be constructed for thirs purpose without priorapproval of the CG\I/A.
2' All the weils to be fitted with water. meter by the firm at its own cost andmonitoring of ground water abstraction to o6 -rno..trr"n
accordingry onregular basis, aileast once in a month. Ire- giound water quarity to bemonitored twice in.? ye.r," d_ulng pre- ,monsoon and post- monsoon periods.3. M/s Ashapura voicray r-imi'teJ,-shail, in .onrrrtltion with the RegionarDirector, centrar Ground water B;r;d w;.t"6brtrrr'"R"gion, Ahmadabadimplement ground wate.r recharge measures afleast to the tune of 2,4s,zoo
9u.mlv931 as propo.sed, for aulmenting the ;;;il ri,ater resources of thearea within six months from thi date o] issu6 oi tnir'Ltter. Firm shall alsoundertake periodic maintenance of recharge structures at its own cost.1: rl" photographs, of the recharge itrr.trr", attei compretion of the sameare to be furnish".d ]rr"giatery
-to the negr;ai- oir!.tor, centrar Groundwater Board west central Rejion-, Rhmadlbad f* verirication and under
West Block - 2, Wing - 3, Sector - 1, R.K. puram, New Delhi _ 110066Tel : 01 1-26 L7 5362, 2617 s37 3, 26L7 s37 g r Fax : orL-26L7 s36g
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intimation to this office.5. The firm at its own cost shall install 2-3 piezometesfitted with automaticwater level recorders with telemetry system at suitable locations ahd executeground water regime monitoring programme in and around the project area onregular basis in consultation with the Central Ground Water Board, WestCentral Region, Ahmadabad.6. The ground water monitoring data in respect of S. No. 2 & 5 to be submittedto Central Ground Water Board, West Central Region, Ahmadabad on regularbasis at least once in a year.7. The firm shall ensure proper recycling and reuse of waste water afteradequate treatment.8. Action taken report in respect of S. No. 1 to 7 may be submitted to CGWAwithin one year period.9. The permission js liable to be cancelled in case of non-compliance of any ofthe conditions as mentioned in S. No. 1 to L10-This NOC is subiect to prevailing Central/State Government rules/laws or , -
Courts orders related to construction of tubewell/ground waterwithdrawal/construction of recharge or conseryation structure/discharge ofeffluents or any such matter as applicable.'11. This NOC does not absolve the applicant / proponent of this obligation /requirement to obtain other statutory and administrative clearances from otherstatutory and administrative authorities.12. The NOC does not imply that other statutory / administrative clearancesshall be granted to the project by the concerned authorities. Such authoritieswould consider the project on merits and be taking decisions independently ofthe NOC.13. This NOC is valid till 08/06/2018.
Copy to:1. The Member Secretary, Gujarat State Pollution Control Board, ParyavaranBhawan, Sector-10 A, Gandhinagar-382010, Gujarat with a request toensure that the conditions mentioned above in the NOC are complied bythe firm.
- 2. The District Collector, District Kaghchh, Gujarat.3. The Regional Director, Central GiounAhmadabad.This has reference to your recommendation dated 2710412016.4. TS to the Chairman, Central Ground Water Board, Bhujal Bhawan,Faridabad, Haryana.5. Guard File 2016-17.
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N o/GWl UKutchi renewall2}l 4-1 5 I 2-2-q" a 1A11A1201,
on 8m Octber - 2014 for water requirement as minimum O'48O tLD and Haximum 0'65
MLD. The copy of renewar agreement executed by them is encrosed herewith for releasin
water connection, for your information and further necessary action in the matter' Miniin';r
chargeable quantitY is 0.480 MLD'
You are requested to ensure that, Ashapura Vo,lclay Limited has to instail new flo,
meter. lnline Electromagnetic/Ultrasonic with Data logger, totalizer, and battery operated (
yearslife),lP68protection.withSMSevery24hrs'(0'00hrs')dailytoManage#DEE/SManager./EE and Head office with reading content of -Name of Location, Frow Rate, Totalize
on tempering high and row frow rate threshord, suitabre up to 7 M/s, Line pressure 16/kg/cml
rntegrated design, seafing and tempering arert, AMR specification and caribrated by NAB
accredited labilnstitute or the institute as in agreement'
Hencepurchaserisrequestedtotakenoteoftheabove.
Enc!.: CoPY of renewal Agreeme,Jt#.W.tGenei-al Manager (M)
to: AshaPura VolclaYLer, Ta.Bhuj-Kutch
Limited, Near Bhujodi, Off Bhuj - Anjar Highway' Villag
(Copy of Renewa; Agreement)
Copy to: ComPanY Secretary, GWIL,
Copy to: Manager (F) for information'
and Gandhinagar, (Encl': Original Renewal Agreement
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RENEWAL AGREEMENT
This renewal Agreement is executed on this the Bth day of cctober 2014
BETWEEN
GUJARAT WATER INFRASTRUCTTjRE LII'IITED, a company registered under the
Companies Act, 1 956 and having its registered office at Sec- 1 0A, B lock no. I , I 't floor, Dr' Jivraj
Mehta Bhavan, Gandhinagar _-.382 OtO lCularat) and wholly owned by the Government of
Gujarat, hereafter referreJ to as the "Buik iupplier", rvhich expression shall include unless
rep"ugnant to the context or the meanlng thereof include its successors and assigns'
AND
Ashapura volclay Limited a company registered under ihe companies Act,7956 and having its
and its works at viirug"t r.rj N.u. B-hujodi, off Bh_uj- Aniar Highway, Bhuj-Kutch
hereafter referred to as thE ,,purchaser", which" expression shall include unless repugnant to the
context or the meaning thereof include its successors and assigns.
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RECITALS :
WHEREAS, the purchaser has executed Water Sales Agreement dated 12.06.2008 with the Bulk
supplier. As per the terms of agreement, the agreement was effective for the period of 5 years which
was expired on 11.06.2013
AND WHEREAS, the purchaser vide letter dated 14.07.2014 applied to the Bulk supplier for
renewal of the Agreement for further period of 5 years w.e.f. 12.06.2013
AND WHEREAS, Bulk supplier has agreed to renew the agreement vide letter no
CSirenewal l11l4-t5l1ll5,Oated tZ.Oq .2014 for a period from 12.06.2013 to 11'06'2018
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein, and other good
and valuable consideration the receipt and the sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged' the
parties herebY agree as follows:
TER\I OF \GREE11g\T:
Term
This Agreement shall corne into force on the Effective Date and unless terminated earlier
in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement, shall continue to be in force for a
period of five (5) years w.e.f. 12'06'2013
1.1
t.2 Renewal
This agreement shall not be automatically renewed for further period of 5 years after
expiry"of its term. Renewal of this agreement for further period of 5 years shall be done
oniy Ln receipt of fresh application from purchaser in prescribed form w'ith processing fees
before six months of the erpiry of this agreement. If no intimation has been received, the
agreement shall be automaticaily cancelled without prior intimation to the purchaser' The
,ippry of Water shall be suspended and purchaser shall not have any right of renewal'
However, agreement for the ftu.th"t period shall be executed with the terms & conditions
prlvuifing u"t tt " time of such renewal of agreement which shall be binding to the
purchaser.
P.rr;hasei'has treen sanctioned to uithdras *ater of 0'600 \ILD' Therefore' purchascr
i\iii purcnase a mcnthll quantitl oi$at1r that equais to minimum quantirl *hicn snaii oc
g0% of sanctioned quuniity i.e. o.+so MLD and maximum quantity shall be 110Yo of
sanctioned quantity is. 0.660 MLD. [n case of additional requirement of water' terms and
conditions may be-decided mutually subject to availability of water'
The purchaser will continue to deposit with the bulk supplier a performance security in the
forrn of a cash deposit of non inteiest bearing to the Bulk Supp.lier' which shall be equal to
Rs.18,90,0001 6upees eighteen lacs ninJty thousand-only) for sanctioned quantity of
0.70 MLD. Thus, remainin! a*ornt lying *itt CWtt-, if any will be liable to be refunded
and same shall be refundable to the pur.'hur., upon termination of this Agreement, after
a,ljustment of all O".t p"V"tfe to thebulk supplier by the purchaser' This deposit amount
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lready been received by the Bulk Supplier'
4. At present rate of Rs. 15.00 (Rupees fifteen only) per 1000 litre of raw water is applicable
for Purchase ofwater.
The above rate will be applicable subject to revision of rate for industrial Purpose from
time as may be decided by the Government of Gujarat including other terms & conditions
ofthe agreement and the same shall be binding to the parties in this agreement.
Notwithstanding anything contained herein above, the Purchaser agrees and undertakes:
that IWs Kutch Water Distribution Company Ltd. (proposed) shall be constructing 150
MLD Sea Water based desalination plant for industrial water supply in Kutch and after
completion of the plant, Purchaser shall not claim for Narmada Water and instead shall use
desalination waler to be supplied by M/s Kutch Water Distribution Company Ltd- at the
rre H my be deci.led by GlDB/Cnvernment of Gujarar
any claim in
that Purchaser knows that the drinking water has got priority over the water for industrial
use and in view of this Purchaser shall have no objection to accept less quantity of water
then the agreed quantity as may be decided by the Suppliel.
that the Purchaser shall not use underground water for its requirement and understand that
fuilure to do that shall make the Purchaser liable for termination of this agreement without
cost & consequences.
6. Arbitration
(, Any Dispute or differences which is not resolved amicably within a period offorty-five (45) days from the date on which one Party notified the other Party ofthe Dispute, shall be finally decided by reference to arbitration by sole Arbitrator
appointed pursuant to paragraph (ii) below. Such arbitration shall be subject to the
provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996'
period of 50 days from tEe date of notice as per clause no (i) of clause no 6Ho*"uer, if both the parties fail to arrive at the consent for the name of arbihator
then the matter should be referred to high court of Gujarat who shall appoint a Sole
Arbitrator.
(iii) The reasoned award of Arbitrator shall be final and binding to both the parties.
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(iv) The venue of such arbitration shall be Gandhinagar, Gujarat and the language of
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Any modification or amendment to this agreement may be suggested/directed by
State Government shall be applicable and accordingly this agreement shall be
revised as per suggestion or direction of the State Government from time to time.
Other terms and conditions of the earlier agreement dated 12.08.2008 includingany amendments/additions communicated thereafter shall remain unaltered except
as herein above specified.
TN WITNESS WHEREOF THE PARTIES HAVE EXECUTED AND DELIVERED THIS
AGREEMENT AS OF THE DATE FIRST ABOVE WEITTEN.
SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED Common seal affixed as per BoardResolution of GWIL dared. 30-06.2007
For and on behalfof
Gujarat Water Infrastructure Limited by:
(Signature)
Arvind GaudanaConsulting Company Secretary
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED
For and on behalfof
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(Signature)
(R.N.Patel)
General Manager (M)
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Ashapura Volclay Limited,
(Mr. Rajul Shah)
ln the presence of:
Saurashtra Enviro Proiects hrt' Ltd'
Date of ksue : 09.09.2014
Date of expiration : 08.09.2019
Place of bsue : Surat
CertificateCertificate No : 1200000126
For, Saurashtra Enviro Proiects PvL Ltd
To l(homsoever it may concern
This is to certifY that
ASHAPURA PERFOCLAY LIMITED
SURVEY NO. 167 VILLAGE: LER OFF
ANIAR-BHUJ HIGHWAY TAL:BHUJKUTCH
is avalid member of
SAURASHTRA ENVIRO PROJECTS PVT. LTD.
for Integrated Common Hazurdous Waste Management Facility.
No. GPCB/I{AZ-GEN -3791 | (. L 6 tt t,To' A.W s. Sangh'yfrd u\tries L im ited.P.O. Saryff puram. Ta--{hla-.:-.Disl-1.,:C;h--' -
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Date:
Sub: Trial Run Permission for Co-processing of Hazardous waste Viz. Coal Tar (Cat -1.2) of Schedule - I in the cement kiln of M/s. Sanghi Industries Limited, P.O.Sanghipuram, Ta-Abdasa,, Dist-Kutch-3 705 I 1 .
Ref: (1) Request letter seeking permission for trial run of Viz. Coal Tar (Cat - 1.2) ofSchedule - I vide lener No. SILEN\rfCo-In)GPCB 1013 ,Jate,C trl 09 101,1.
rlj This office lener No. GPCB,HAZ-GEN-3791161012 dated 27t09,2A13.(3) Your submission of clarific ationl cler;ails vide letter No. SIL/ENV(Co-In)
GPCB/2013 dated 07 I 1012013.
Sir,
The trial Run Permission for co-processing of Hazardous waste Viz. Coal Tar(Cat - 1.2) of Schedule - I for @ 50 MT (Fifty Metric Ton) from the M/s. AshapuraVolclay Ltd., Plot No:167, Village: Ler, Ta: Bhuj, Dist: Kutch - 370020, GujaratIndgs[ries i4 the cemenl _kiln o_f M/s. Sanghi Industries Limited, P.O. Sanghipuram, Ta-Abdasa,, Dist-Kutch-37051I is hereby accorded under the Rule - 11 of the HazardousWaste (lr4anagement. Handling and Transboundan. Mor.ement) Rules - 2008, sub-jectto compliance of rarious prorisions of the Enr-ironment Protection Act - 1986 read uithfollouing stipulati ons :
1. The permission r alid on11 tbr co-processing of @ 50 IIT (Fiffy MT) abovespecified Hazardous rvaste. Prior permission has to be obtained for co-processingof any other Hazardous waste.
2. The cement plant shall obtain the autho'iiZitiori f.om the Gujarat Pollution ControlBoards as required under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling andTransboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 for storage, handling, transportation and
co-processing of hazardous waste.
3. For transportation of proposed Hazardous wastes for co- processing in cement
kiln, manifest system as per Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 and guidelines of CPCB shall be followedstrictly.
4. The generator of Hazardous waste. shall obtain authorization from the GujaratPollution Control Board as recuired under Hazardous Waste (Management.
Iiaadhng ar.l Tru:rL',..unca4; \[ouernentu ttuier. ]t,r-*E tor idrage. i--;,-:u-transportation an; CtL procrsSin*e of Hazardous \\-aste in cement plant.
The cement plant shail estimate the quantity.' of Hazardous $'aste required to be
co-processed. Cement industry shall provide adequate & dedicated covered
storage space for the Hazardous waste in accordance with Hazardous \\'asteRules and also ensure that there is no leaching of any pollutant. The actualquantity of Hazardous waste co-processed shall be reported to the CPCB and
CPCB.
6. The cement plant shall ensure the compliance of the conditions stipulated in the
consents issued under the -\ir -\ct - 1981 and \\-ater.\ct - 19--1 durins rhe co-
proce ssing of Hazardou*i \\-a*ste.
The ernission standards tbr paniculate mamer pres.-riL'oJ. t-or Cer:ent iih roi rhe
Gujarat Pollution Control Board shall be applicahle durireg c+-processing r.n
cement kiln also. For other polluunts i.e.; CO. TOC, NOx, HCl. SO2 . FIF total
dioxins and furans, Cd + Tl + their compounds, Hg and its compounds, Sb + As *Pb + Co * Cr * Cu + lr,4n + Ni + V + their compounds, the emission values duringco-processing shaii not exceeci * *s base line emissions i.e. during pre-co-
processing phase of trial run. The continues measurement of particulate matter
emission shall be carried out at co-processing plant and the emission data shall be
submined to CPCB and the GPCB. As per direction of CPCB monitoring ofdioxins and furans including other Parameters will be done by the cement plant.
The cement plant shall receive the Hazardous waste only from iWs. Ashapura
Bhuj, Dist: Kutch - 370020, Gujarat shall use Hazardous waste tracking system ofXtended Green Node (XGN) for on line real time data updation on Transportation ofFlazardous waste by them to the receptor ior co-processing in the cement i<iln. The
compilation of real time data for p'ieparing online manifest by the generator,
Transporter and receptor shall have to be maintained on daily basis & submitted by
the generator and receptor of the facility to the concern Regional Office, GPCB and
We at ASHAPIJRA PERFOCLAY LIMITED strive to attain global leadershipin manufacturing and supply of bleaching clay to edible oil and clay catalyst topetroleum refining industries.
We are committed to continual improvement and meet requirements of qualify,environment, health and safety and food safety management system by:
. . Complying with applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.o Meeting customers need and expectation for quality and delivery of our
product.r Ensuring safety and health of our employees at all times, including
prevention of accident, injury and ill health.. Improving our environmental performance by minimizing waste,
conservation of natural resources and prevention of pollution.o Effectively control risk that can impact food safety and communicate
such potential risk to the customer.o Enhance competency of all employees by imparting training on quality,
hygiene, good environmental practices and safety.
We shall review this policy regularly.
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