GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD REGIONAL OFFICE GERI COMPOUND, RACECOURSE ROAD , VA DODARA - 390007

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PUBLIC HEA RING PRO C EE DING S

As per the pro visions of notification no. S.O . 1533 dat d 14/09/2006, M inistry o f Environment and Fo rests, Govern ment of Ind ia. Ne v De lh i. 'Public Heari ng is conduct d for th proposed project of M is Zydex Industries Pv t. Limited to produce po l rn ers , si lanes, water based coati ng , s tarch blends and its r la ted products a t pro posed location S u rv ey No. 462. 469. 470-472 and 474-479, Pa dra Jambusar Ro a d , Gavasad, Ta, Pad ra , Dist. Vadod ara whi h is covered under Catego ry A of the ab ove re fe rred no tification.

A copy of the Draft En viro nme nt Impact Assessment Re po rt and th Sum mary o f Enviro nment Imp a t As sessment Report were sent to the foll owing a uthorities or o ffices to ma ke avail able the dra ft EIA Report for the ins pec tion to the publ ic du ring norma l o ffice hours. till the Public Hearing is ove r :

I . The Di tri ct Co llector Office. Yadodara 2 . Jilla Pa nchayat Office, Yadodara 3 . Distric t Industries Cent re, Yadodara 4 . T he Ch ief Conservato r of Fores ts. M ini try of Environme nt & Forests . Go vt. Of Ind ia,

Regi onal O ffice (We t Zo ne ). Ke ndriya Paryava ran Bha an, E - 5, A rea Co lony, Link Road - J. Rav ishankar Co lon , BHO PA L - 465 016 .

5. Regiona l O ffice. Guj ara t Po llution Co ntro l Board, G ERI Co mpound. Race Course. Vad odara 390007

ther co ncerned person s havi ng p laus ib le s take in the environ me ntal asp ects we re requested to send the ir res po nses in writing to the co nce rned reg u latory authorities .

T he Public Hearing was sched u led on date 11111 Novem ber, 2009 a t 11:00 hou rs at Su rvey No. 462, 469. 470-472 and 474-47 9, Pad ra Jarnbusar Ro ad . Ga vasad, Ta. Padra. Dist. Va dod ara (Proj ec t s ite itse lf) .

An adv ert iseme nt in E ng lish was pub lished in "I ndia n Ex p ress" dated 1011 0/2009 and in Guja ra ti in " Sa ndesh" d a ted 10/10/2009.

Sh ri V. Nch ra , District M a g istra te, Vadod ara , supervised and pre. ided ver the en tire public hearing proce ss.

A stateme nt hew ing partic ipants pr ent durin g th Pub lic Hearing is encl osed herew ith as Annexur e A .

A ta tement : ho ving the sali ent po ints highlighting issues ra i eel by the partic ipants an I re ponded to by the representati ve o f the applican t lu ring the Pub lic Hearing in Eng li hand Guj ara ti Languages is enc losed herew ith as An nex u r e B and B1.

T he co pies o f respon es received in writing from other perso ns hav ing plaus ible stake in environmenta l aspects re enc losed herew ith co llec tive ly as Annexu r e C (C- I to C- 10) and the replies by the applicants to the same are eJ !rcct herew ith co llec tively as Annex ur 0 ( 0 - 1 to 0 -10)

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Di t: Va dod a ra A Rep r esen ta t ive of t he M agis t r a te, Va dod a ra Date : 11II 1/2009 Member Secreta ry, GPCB.

E ncl.: I. Annexur e A, n, at, C C -I to C - I 0) a nd 0 (0-1 to D- IO)as above. 2. Video C D of Pu b lic H ea ring.

ANNEXURE-A

As per the provisions of notification no. 5.0.1533 dated 14/09/2006 issued by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, New Delhi, Public Hearing is scheduled for the proposed project of MIs Zydex Industries Pvt. Limited for manufacturing

olymers, silanes, water based coating, starch blends and its related products at Survey No. 462, 469,470-472 and 474-479, Padra Jambusar Road, Gavasad, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara

11 thThe statement showing Participants present during Public Hearing held on ovember 2009 at Survey No. 462, 469, 470-472 and 474-479, Padra Jambusar Road,

Gavasad, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara (Project site itself) is as under:

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ANNEXURE B (ENGLISH) As per the provisions of notification No.S.O. 1533 dated 14/09/2006 issued by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, New Delhi, Public Hearing is conducted for the project covered under Category A of the said notification for M/s Zydex Industries Pvt. Limited for its proposal to produce polymers, silanes, water based coating, starch blends and its related products at proposed location Survey No. 462, 469, 470-472 and 474-479, Padra Jambusar Road, Gavasad, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara under the supervision of Shri V. Nehra, District Magistrate and District Collector, Vadodara. Shri A. A. Dolti, Regional Officer, GPCB and representative of Member Secretary, GPCB a panel member of public hearing committee; welcomed all present to the Public Hearing. He outlined the various provisions of the Notification and briefed the procedural details for conducting this public hearing including actions taken by GPCB for vide publicity of this public hearing and the advertisement given earlier in the local dailies. He announced that as per the provisions of Notification, only locally affected persons will be allowed to represent in the Public Hearing while others having plausible stake may give their representation in writing which would be included in the proceedings. He also informed the forum that three written representations were received prior to public hearing. One from Shri Pravinbhai Sheth, Ankleshwar; one from Shri Yogeshbhai P. Pandya, SHE Association, Bharuch and Shri Maheshbhai Pandya, Paryavaran Mitra-Ahmedabad, which would be included in proceedings. The same are enclosed as Annexure C1, C2 and C3 along with the replies submitted by the project proponent as Annexure D1, D2 and D3 respectively. He then opened the Public Hearing after due permission from the District Magistrate. He invited the Project Proponent to give their introduction and to make the presentation of their project. Shri Nitinbhai Shah, representative of the industry, gave a brief introduction of the Company and welcomed the gathering. Shri Ajay Ranka, CEO of the company informed the gathering that proposed project would be first of its kind based on Nano technology in the State of Gujarat. He then briefed about the usage of their proposed product e.g. in road, water proofing of leaking houses etc. He also pointed out that the proposed project would be based on best automated technology available and would be under close control system and therefore environmental impact to the surrounding area would be minimal. He also committed that they will act for the benefit of the local people. Then after power point presentation with recorded audio in Gujarati language covering introduction of the Company, technical information, details of proposed project, Environmental Management System, its impact on the environment along with proposed mitigation measures and industrys activities regarding Corporate Social Responsibilities was presented. After the presentation by project proponent, Regional Officer, GPCB with the due permission of the District Magistrate opened the forum for representations / suggestions / objections from the locally affected people. District Magistrate informed the gathering that forum is for them only and invited them to come forward with any kind of suggestions / objections / opinion / views they have. He also requested the

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gathering to first put forward their suggestions / objections / opinion / views to avoid duplication of points and directed project proponent to reply them simultaneously, then after. The statement showing issues / suggestions / objections / opinion raised verbally by the participants during the Public Hearing is as under: Sr. No.

Name and Address Points represented

1 Shri Jaydeepsinh Vaghela Vill. Gavasad.

Demanded for the project report. Inquired to know the product slate. Inquired to know about details of water consumption,

waste water generation, its disposal methodology. Details pertaining to air and water pollution. Inquired to know details of process of the products.

2 Shri C. C. Vaghela, Vill. Gavasad

Pointed out that at a distance of about 1 km, there is a Sardar Aavas residential area. It was also pointed out that in Gavasad area about 4500 people are residing and there are all chances of adverse effect to those residents due to air emission from the industry.

Feared damage to the agricultural activities due to air pollution.

Informed that due to pollution problem caused by the existing industries, crop of about 100 acre land have damaged.

3 Shri Narendra Thakorbhai Patel, Farmer Vill. Gavasad.

Requested not to bring pollution causing industry amidst the agricultural land.

Opined that there is no other business for the local people than the agriculture and therefore industrialization in the area shall not be allowed.

4 Shri Natubhai Vitthalbhai Patel, Postmaster, Vill. Gavasad

Opined that available land for agriculture purpose has already reduced and is still reducing day by day on account of increased industrialization.

Feared that pollution that may be caused by the proposed project may result into reduction in crop yield and adverse impact on human health.

5 Shri Pravinsinh Sindha Vill. Muval

Expressed his support to the points raised. Opined that day by day population increases where as

available land for agriculture purpose decreases on account of selling of agriculture land at appreciated rates and demanded that industry there fore should provide employment to the local poor and land looser based on their eligibility.

Demanded that industry shall take utmost care for the pollution control and shall ensure that there is no adverse health impact.

Demanded that industry shall raise their proposed socio-economic fund of 2.5 Lakh/year.

Demanded that industry shall contribute for health and education upliftment.

6 Shri Thakorbhai Kashibhai Patel, Farmer, Vill. Gavasad

Opined that there are around ten industries in an area and have neither provided employment to the local people nor have donated for upliftment of village as committed earlier by them and industries give false promises.

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Sr. No.

Name and Address Points represented

Opined that crop yield in his farm has reduced on account of pollution caused by the existing industries.

Informed that waste water from the industries is coming to the Gavasad village and industries do not even allow them to enter to represent the same.

Opined that Gavasad village is agriculture based village and this proposed project would adversely affect its yield.

7 Shri Parshottambhai Jagabhai Rohit, Vill. Gavasad

Complained that existing industry has diverted its waste water to natural drain.

Opined that none of the industry has provided permanent employment to resident of their village. It was added that employment given on contract basis only and had terminated them in months time.

8 Shri Jethabhai Bhagwanbhai Patel, Vill. Gavasad

Opined that they have objection only against setting up of chemical industry on this land and not to any other type of industry. He further opined that industry gives false promises for the socio-economic upliftment.

Demanded that such chemical industry shall not be allowed to establish.

The statement showing issues / suggestions / objections / opinion raised by the participants during public hearing and also submitted in writing and responded to by the representative of the applicant during the Public Hearing is as under: Sr. No.

Name and Address Points represented and / or written submission

Replies from Project Proponent

1 Shri Mahendrasinh P. Vaghela, Gavasad.

Annexure C4 Annexure D4

2 Shri Natvarsinh Bhikhabhai Padhiyar Vill. Chokari

Annexure C5, C6 He further opined that

o For the development, industry is required but not at the cost of agriculture, farmers and environment.

o Projects not allowed in other countries are being established in this region and adversely affect the area.

o ECP channel was constructed long back and now caters to large number of member industries and its carrying capacity is exhausted and its bottom is also damaged.

Annexure D5, D6

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Sr. No.

Name and Address Points represented and / or written submission

Replies from Project Proponent

o Ground water have contaminated and has become coloured.

o Copy of minutes shall be made available.

o This industry will adversely affect the farming.

3 Shri J. P. Patel Samajik Nyay Morcho Gujarat Karkhadi

Annexure C7 He further opined that,

o There is no spare assimilative capacity of the area for environmental pollution.

o Ground water is contaminated and is now not usable.

o Industrial activities have adversely affected living beings.

o Yield of crop has reduced.

o Demanded to form a committee with reference to order of Honble Apex Court for actions regarding ground water contamination.

o Participation is less due to less awareness and less efforts about publicity of public hearing.

o As declared in earlier public hearing, publicity about public hearing shall be made by mike mounted autorickshaw and by running caption in local news channel.

Annexure D7

4 Shri Arvind S. Padhiyar Vill. Mujpur.

Annexure C8, C9 He further opined that

o Ground water of Luna, Mujpur, Jaspur is already contaminated and coloured and still industry has proposed to withdraw 350 KL/Day of ground water and will now

Annexure D8, D9

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Sr. No.

Name and Address Points represented and / or written submission

Replies from Project Proponent

adversely affect this area as well.

o Nobody bothers to recharge ground water.

o Industry shall not tap ground water, instead shall find out alternative option.

5 Shri Rohitbhai Sursangbhai Parmar Majatan

Annexure C10 Annexure D10

District Magistrate congratulated participants for their disciplined representations which has covered all the relevant aspects. He also pointed out that some representations were not related to the proposal but were for other existing ones and informed that they shall not be treated at par; however, proposal of this industry shall be scrupulously scrutinized for its merit. It was pointed out that in democracy, voice of public is supreme. It was clarified to the gathering that land looser means one that has lost land on account of legal acquisition against ones willingness to do so and therefore one who has sold land to this company willingly at ones cost can not be considered as a land looser. However, he showed his concern for the farmers, workers who were earlier relying directly / indirectly on this land for their bread and butter and requested industry to give them priority. It was pointed out that as far as pollution is concerned, all that resides nearby are at par. He while drawing attention of the industry, informed that development of the industry is possible only in co-ordination and cordial relationship with the village where it is located and can not be compensated with money. Industry was directed to thrive for the solution to the problems of the village to the best of their resources limitations. Then after, District Magistrate summed up the representations / points raised and directed project proponent to reply. Shri Sudhir Verma, a representative of the industry, informed that points raised have already been covered in EIA reports and were also discussed during presentation viz. product slate, water consumption, waste water generation, waste water treatment methodology along with its mode of disposal. Regarding fear about air pollution, it was further clarified that there will be no process gas emission from the manufacturing process and there will only be generation of flue gas emission from their FO based boiler and thermic fluid heater and added that quality of emission would be within prescribed norms of GPCB. He further informed that they have a planning to use natural gas as a fuel in future, when made available. It was pointed out that as per the air modeling; settlement distance of flue gas emission is about 200-300 m which falls within their industrial premises itself and informed that there will be no impact to the surrounding agricultural crop. It was also informed that industrial waste water will be treated up to inlet norms of CETP-EICL, Umaraya in the proposed ETP and then will be disposed off to CETP-EICL which shall further dispose it off into ECP channel; hazardous wastes will be disposed off to TSDF-NECL at Nandesari and membership for the same have been obtained.

Shri Ajay Ranka, CEO of the industry further clarified the gathering that proposed project is not a chemical plant but is a water based polymer plant where in there is no process gas emission and will have only flue gas emission. It was then added that they will provide cyclone separator, latest injector for the control of air pollution due to flue gas emission. He informed that there is no pollution related problems due to their viiI. Luna based existinq industry to the surrounding area. About less industrial waste water generation against more water consumption, it was clarified that they have adopted water based technology in place of solvent and therefore water consumption is more wherein water will consumed in product itself.

At the end of the public hearing proceed ings, the same was read over in the vernacular language to the audience expla ining the contents.

The Public Hearing concluded with the vote of thanks.

( Vijay ~ hra)

Regio nal Officer, GPCB, Dist r ic t Collector and Place: ViiI. Gavasad, Vadodara Dist r ict Mag ist rate

Ta.Padra, As Representat ive of t he Vado dara Dist: Vadodara Member Secretary, GPCB.

Date : 11/11/2009

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ANNEXURE BI (GUJARATI)

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/' Date: 02111/2009 From: .

Pravinbhai Sheth, A-8, KalindfAppartment, Chikuwadi,Ankleshwar-.393001. Gujarat.

Senior Citizen

Phone: 02646 - 245240, Cell No. : 093179588~

To, Member Secretary Gujarat PoUution Control Board.

Paryavaran Shavan, Sector - iDA,

Gandhinagar.

Ph.:079 - 23222096 12Z756I 321S2

Fax: 079 - 23222784 I 2323Z161

Copy. R.O. GPCB. Vadodara

Fax! 0265 2339205

Copy Copy Chairman, District Director Environment PubUc MoEF Hearing 'Commitee Hew Oelhl & District Collector Vadodara Fax : 0265 2423100 Fax : 011 - 24363973

Sub. : Environment pubffc hearing ofZydex Industries ltd. on 11/11/2009 at Tal. Padra,

Oist. Vadodara (GUJARA T) .

Respected Mr. R. G, Shah Saheb

Now, There is need to harmonize industrial growth with the environmental concerns and developments options under consideration should be $~stainableJ EIA studies can often prevent future liabilities or expensive alterations in proJeet design If presented in an effective way.. J

In view of this. I forwa.rd few questions for getting more clarifications and forwarding my suggestions TO MAKE THIS PROJECT MORE VIABLE AND SUSTAINABLE.

My Views are summarized &S under:

Sr. APPRECIATION no. 1 Promoters Dr. Ranka & Dr. Mehta is well qualified & well experienced in

relevant manufacturinji field. . 2 Capital Cost & ree.urring cost towards e.nvironmant protection measure is

3 quite reasonable & Wftll defined. Green belt area cover is 25Ofo. .. .

4 36 days fresh water requirement wilt be met through rain water collection.

QUESTIONS 5 It is good to note that there is NO FOREST AREA within 5 Kilometer radial

distance, BUT how much % JJreen area cover is in stud..,r.area? . 6 You win use 576 MTIM DISTILLED METHANOL,

a Which statutory permissions you have I obtain to store I use I recover I disposal of Distilled Methanol?

b What is reason that you cannot use fresh Methanol in~ocess ? c How bye-product distilled Methanol_aeneration is more than usage? d Referring to process description, distilled Methanol input & output is ditto

same l!! How that there is no process los. even at elevated tem.-Perature? 7 One side table 1.13 & figure 1.5 refers eooling tower makeup water as 10 KLD

whilst table 1.8 refers as 50 KLO ! what is correct data? What is cooling tower efficiency? .Continue on page 21,t4 -~ . . - .

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Sr. QUESTIONS no.

8 Referring 10 table 1.10, raw material requirement MTiM Vis maximum storage capacity, how many times in a month you will refiU raw material Sr. no. 1, 7, 14,19 ?

9 Initially you propose to use F .0. as a fuel in boller, is your all boilers technically capable to .use coal I a9ro waste without any time delay I hampering production, if yes what is make of such multipurpose boiler?

10 a What is water holding~capaci.ty of soil sample under study. area? b What was water table at ~oiect site durinJJ hot summer ?

11 Refer table 4.1 justifying emission details when F.O. used, wbat can be emissIon details when" Coal I agro waste will be used 1, what will be voe at boiler silo when agro waste will be used ?

12 What will be payback period against project cost? 13 As r~ards Nitt'tK.Ien blanketing,

a What will be N~n requirement par d~y I batch?

b Will nitrogen will b~ provided through gas cylinders or you will have in-house

nit~en (:!tant ? 14 What antidotes will be kept ready to protect employees from chemical

poisoning? 15 Please provide ground water analysis report Of samples of study area. 16 What types & how m~ny are various drinking water and OHC facilities in

study area ? 17 GPCB lab inward report no. 4051 & 4301 Zn, T oml Cr, Cu, Ni, not tested with

the reason AAS not working! bas samples analysed with any other MoEF ap.proved laboratory to know the status of above pollutants ?

18 You IofIVIoIvse to produce In all10 Chemica'$,

a Do you have multipurposO -facilities baving separate reaction vessels for

each product OR have common reaction vessels? b How do you decontaminate reaction vessels before ~~n9.a new batch?

19 Any poisonous I toxic gas is generated from either of the process? if so PI. provide details & it's EMP to protect your employees from chemical poisoning?

20 As regards solvent recovery. a What is efficiency of solvent recovery plant?

b How you can increase it further?

c What is chemical analysis of solvent residue which will be sent to

incineration ? ' d Any chance of generatin9. furan I Dioxan during incineration ?

21 1$ there any exothermic reaction evolved in any process if so, PI. Provide Risk assessmentp'lan.

22 In case of handling any declared emergency. What Is evaeuation procedure 1a What is path of evacuation? Pl. 'provide ~lan layout .

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b

Do you have any mutua' aid written agreement with near by industries 1, If so PI. provide copy of this PI. provide details of fire extinguishers will be available at site ? 23 What Inventory of foam compound ( For solvent fire extinguishing ) will be maintained at any point of time?

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25 PI. provide de-contamination procedure for discarded barrels before reuse I

disposal. 26 How do you ensure that in hot summer hot water wiH not run through eye

wash fountains I shower bath? If pro.JlO5ed to be installed. 27 PI. provide solvent tanker I drum unloading procedure? 28 During last 3 years has GPCB issued any show cause I closure notice to any

ofyourg~ company? 29 a While conducting base line studies , any focal person of that area has

witnessed the sampling and authenticated the same? b WhIch MoEF approved laboratory the base lina studies samples were

analysed 1 30 You win store quite hl!ge quantity of solvents..1

B. How do you ensure zero static charge before allowing solvent tankers I drums to enter the factory premises?

b. How many & what types of sensors will be installed in fire alarm system ?, How you will ensure that such system win not ralse FALSe ALARMS re~tedfy? _

c. How many lightning arrestor will be installed at solvent storage I usage I recoYe!y area? .

31 a How long construction pef"iod will continue?

b what are provisions for drinking. water &sanitation facilities ?

c what will be EMP to oyer come negative adverse Impact like habitat

disturbances? d How maqy 0/0- local peopJe will be given employment?

e what will be proviSion for compensation package for employee's dependents

in caM accidental casualty during emj)lolR1ent ? 32 What was notse leyel at environmentally_sensitive J?laces ?

33 How funds enmarked for development of yUlages considered towards

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION MEASURES? 34 a. Have you carried out compatibility studies of raw materials before designing

storage tank instanation ?, if so please pr.ovide details. b. Is any raw material allocated more than one storage tanks 1, if &0, please

prOvide details on additional storage tankjluantity & its capacity.

SUGGESTIONS ( To be implemented If worth acceptable &, economical)

35 In case of declared emergency it will be very difficult to send your employees to nearest Doctor I Hospital for 'further in time treatment WITHOUT HANDY CASH FLOW. So it is suggested to have an agreement with such nearest health care centers to start medical treatment without cash flow or workout any other better alternative. Before constructing building blocks requiring air conditioning I refrigeration. please ensure to calculate proper R value & U factor for slab, roof, side walls, glasses to achieve maximum power saving.

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Please encourage timber free construction wherever pOSSible & use eco friendly construction material.

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{ To be im~lemc:nted if worth acceEtable & economica'l 38 In order to encourage energy conservation drive, please use $olar system

(street lights, garden lantern, heater. pumping water to overhead tank, etc.) Also use CFl lamps (with due care to handle discarded lamps to avoid mercury pollution) .

39 Restrict use of CFC -& alternates should be encouraged to avoid Global

W~rming & to honour national drive campaign.

Other green gases emissions should be kept at possible minimum level.

40 For Equipments generating noise, it Is advisable to specify in purchase order itself to specify suitable acoustic measures with pennisslble dBA.

41 Please bUdget some amount towards donation to uplift SOCiety weaker class persons like needy widows handicapped. blind, orphans. senior citizen likewise.

42 It is humble request. when you inaugurate the project. please invite the participants who has extended their valuable inputs to this public hearing to witness your success.

Please furnish requested informations while responding to this letter. Please reply sr. no. wise as stated in my letter.

In case if any query has already clarified in your EIA report. please ignore It but please let me have page nos. of EIA report as per GPCB website so I can squ~re it up.

Please feel f[fa to contact me for any input_cJarifications or please cQrroct mS! if t am wrgnsa lomewher, In m,l feedback. .

Shortfalls I Queries are reported in a POSITIVE MANNER Just to correct, retify & update etA report further in a better way.

IN VIEW OF CELEBRATION OF SWARNIM GUJARAT MAY 2010, I WELCOME THIS PROJECT ONCE THE elA REPORT IS DULY CORRECTED & UPDATED TO THE EXTeNT OF RESOLVING THE QUERIES RAISED IN PUBUC HEARING.

Thanks & regards

Pravinbhai Sheth

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Zydex Industries 25A, Gandnl Oil Mil, ':o!llpounc Gorwa Vrldodara Phone +91 26S2280,20 228C86S 22P.3386 228r4~) f E mal' ;[110 @ l'ldexor~lmp corn

November 11, 2009 To, The Regional Officer Gujarat Pollution Control [~oard GERI Compound Vadodara. Gujarat

Respected Sir.

Kindly find herewith the replies to the queries raised hy \1r. Pnl\inhhai Sheth froJll Anklesh\\ar

Thanking you

From : Pravinbhai sheth, Annexure D1 A-8, kalindi Appartmnet, Chikuwadi, Ankleshwar-393001. Gujarat. My views are summarized as under :

Sr. No.

Appreciation

1. Promoters Dr. Ranka & Dr. Mehta is well qualified & well experienced in relevant manufacturing field.

2. Capital Cost & recurring cost towards environment protection measure is quite reasonable & well defined.

3. Green belt area cover is 25 %. 4. 36 days fresh water requirement will be met through rain water collection. QUESTIONS 5. It is good to note that there is NO FOREST AREA

within 5 kilometer radial distance, but how much % green area cover is in study area?

A detailed land use pattern of the study area is covered in chapter 3 of EIA report.

6. You will use 576 MT/M DISTILLED METHANOL, a. Which statutory permissions you have / obtain to

store / use/ recover/ disposal of Distilled Methanol? The unit is in inception phase. All the statutory permissions will be obtained for storage of distilled methanol before starting the production.

b. What is reason that you cannot use fresh Methanol in process?

Fresh Methanol will be used as makeup whenever required in the process, till then the methanol recovered after distillation will be used.

c. How bye-product distilled Methanol generation is more than usage?

Methanol is generated in Polyester resin and Silane Product and that is why production is more than reuse.

d. Referring to process description, distilled Methanol input & output is ditto same!!! How that there is no process lose even at elevated temperature?

Silane being an High Value Product ,where distilled methanol is reused. Distillation is a quality assurance process to ensue that no contamination has occurred during earlier process. Generally it is not expected to happen.

7. One side table 1.13 & figure 1.5 refers cooling tower makeup water as 10 KLD whilst table 1.8 refers as 50 KLD ! what is correct data ? What is cooling tower efficiency ?

Details in table 1.8 refers to water consumption details. The details in table 1.13 refers to waste water generation. In table 1.13, the word makeup should be read as blowdown. The typographical error is regretted

8. Referring to table 1.10, raw material requirement MT/M v/s maximum storage capacity, how many times in a month you will refill raw material Sr. No.

The quantities to be used during the process will solely governed by the market demand and the products being

1, 7, 14, 19 ? manufactured. The quantities shown are maximum in case full production capacity is utilized.

9. Initially you propose to use F.O. as a fuel in boiler , is your all boilers technically capable to use coal / agro waste without any time delay / hampering production, if yes what is make to such multipurpose boiler ?

Mostly FO will be used. The 2nd option will be use of agro waste. Coal will be used only if FO or agro waste is not available. If natural gas is available, preference will be given to use of Natural Gas. If coal/agrowaste is used appropriate air pollution control system viz. multicyclones etc will be installed before the switch is being made.

10. a.

What is water holding capacity of soil sample under study area ?

16.4%

b. What was water table at project site during hot summer?

25.56 37.47 m

11. Refer table 4.1 justifying emission details when F.O. used, what can be emission details when coal/ agro waste will be used ?

Mostly FO will be used. The 2nd option will be use of agro waste. Coal will be used only if FO or agro waste is not available. If natural gas is available, preference will be given to use of Natural Gas. If coal/agrowaste is used appropriate air pollution control system viz. multicyclones etc will be installed before the switch is being made.

12. What will be payback period against project cost ? 5-10 Years 13. As regards Nitrogen blanketing , . a. What will be Nitrogen requirement per day /

batch ? Not Possible to indicate at this stage. However it will depend on the batch size. Batch size will be optimized after detailed designing is complete and product handled on a given date.

b. Will nitrogen will be provided through gas cylinders or you will have in-house nitrogen plant ?

There will be in house production of Nitrogen. However in emergencies/breakdown, nitrogen will be procured in cylinders externally

14. What antidotes will be kept ready to protect employees from chemical poisoning ?

Specific antidotes will be kept ready at site

15. Please provide ground water analysis report of samples of study area.

Ground water analysis report given on pg. 70 & 71 of EIA report for the study area.

16. What types & how many are various drinking water and OHC facilities in study area ?

Details given in chapter no. 3 of the EIA

17. GPCB Lab inward report no. 4051 & 4301 Zn, Total Cr, Cu, Ni, not tested with the reason AAS not working , has samples analysed with any other MoEF approved laboratory to know the status of above

Analysis reports are for the samples collected and analysed by GPCB.

pollutions ? 18. You propose to produce in all 10 chemicals, a. Do you have multipurpose facilities having

separated reaction vessels for each product OR have common reaction vessels ?

Dedicated vessels will be provided. But similar products will be manufactured in the same reactors

b. How do you decontaminate reaction vessels before charging a new batch ?

Most of the products are water soluble compounds. Reactors will be given water wash when new product is to be manufactured.

19. Any poisonous / toxic gas is generated from either of the process ? if so please provide details & its EMP to protect your employees from chemical poisoning ?

All the reactions will be conducted in closed vessels. There are no process emissions.

20. As regards solvent recovery , a. What is efficiency of solvent recovery plant ? 99.5% and above b. How you can increase it further ? It is already at optimum level as

Residual impurities at the reactor bottom will be collected and disposed for incineration.

c. What is chemical analysis of solvent residue which will be sent to incineration?

The distillation bottom residue will be a mixture of non recoverable organic material (Fatty acids, acrylic polymers, silane monomers etc). It will be packed in drums and sent to NECL, Nandesari

d. Any chance of generating furan / Dioxan during incineration ?

There will be no inhouse incineration process carried out in the plant. Membership from NECL, Nandesari has been taken to avail the facility of incineration. The residue will not generate any furan or dioxane during incineration.

21. Is there any exothermic reaction evolved in any process if so, pl. provide Risk Assessment plan.

Few reactions involved are mildly exothermic polymerization reactions. Detailed risk assessment report has been prepared.

22. In case of handling any declared emergency , a. a. What is evacuation procedure ? Evacuation procedure will be prepared

and will be submitted in final onsite emergency plan when the unit comes operation.

b. b. What is path of evacuation ? Pl. provide plan layout

Evacuation plans and procedure will be prepared and evacuation drill will be conducted regularly. Evacuation plan will be displaced at prominent location.

c. c. Do you have any mutual aid written agreement with near by industries ? if so pl. provide copy of this

Mutual aid agreement with nearby industries once the industry goes into production.

23. Pl. Provide details of fire extinguishers will be We will provide fire extinguishers as per

available at site ? fire load calculations. List is not prepared now, but will be installed as per requirements.

24. What inventory of foam compound (for solvent fire extinguishing) will be maintained at any point of time ?

Foam compound AFFF will be kept ready at site near hydrant monitors ( 20 Lits. Carboys at each hydrant monitor locations.

25 Pl. provide de-contamination procedure for discarded barrels before reuse disposal.

Methodology of de-contamination and disposal of discarded containers Empty barrels/Containers will be reused

as required or sold to authorized scrap vendors.

Drums containing water soluble chemicals will be rinsed twice with water, dried and then disposed off to authorized dealer.

Drums containing water insoluble raw material will be rinsed with hot water and (0.1%) caustic solution and again will be rinsed twice with water and will be reused again and again before it is sent to ETP.

A record of the above mentioned process along with its numbers will be kept.

26. How do you ensure that in hot summer hot water will not run through eye wash fountains / shower bath ? if proposed to be installed .

Pipeline connected to safety shower/ eye wash fountains will be jacketed by cooling tower water to ensure cool water at point of discharge.

27. Pl. Provide solvent tanker / drum unloading procedure?

1. Safety permit for hazardous material loading unloading will be prepared and implemented.

2. Earthing of all plant equipment and earthing of vehicles under unloading operations.

3. Provision of Spark Arrestor/Muffler at the security gate to each vehicle will be implemented for tankers/Vehicles which comes in to the tank farm for unloading.

28. During last 3 years, has GPCB issued any show cause / closure notice to any of your group company ?

Show cause notice complied with but No closure notice

29. a. While conducting base line studies, any local person of that area has witnessed the sampling and authenticated the same?

The sampling have been conducted in villages and the power connection was taken from the nearest dwelling. The GPS readings of the locations of the sampling stations superimposed on google earth

maps are given in EIA Report. b. Which MoEF approved laboratory the base line

studies samples were analysed ? The samples have been analysed by the consultants engaged for preparing the EIA report.

30 You will store quite huge quantity of solvents, a. How do you ensure zero static charge before allowing

solvent tankers / drums to enter the factory premises ? Earthing of all plant equipment and earthing of vehicles under unloading operations. Static earthing point will also be provided at drums unloading point and static discharge will be done before activity start.

b. How many & what types of sensors will be installed in fire alarm system ?, How you will ensure that such system will not raise FALSE Alarms repeatedly ?

Local call points will be installed and Gas detection (LEL % base will be procured and checked regularly and record will be maintained.

c. How many lightning arrestor will be installed at solvent storage / usage / recovey area ?

Lighting arrestors will be provided on plant building as on chimney.

31.a. How long construction period will continue ? Construction work will continue for a maximum of 12 months

b. What are provision for drinking water & sanitation facilities ?

Drinking water facilities would be aqua guard/RO type facilities. The domestic waste water generated will be sent to soak pit which will be created during the construction phase.

c. What will be EMP to over come negative adverse Impact like habitat disturbances ?

The site is devoid of any habitation, so relocation of people will not arise

d. How many % local people will be given employment ?

Employment to local people will be given as per the guidelines of Gujarat Government.

e. What will be provision for compensation package for employees dependents in case accidental casualty during employment ?

The workers will be covered in Workman Compensation Policy.

32. What was noise level at environmentally sensitive places ?

The noise level were found to be falling with the prescribed limits given by Noise Damage Risk Criteria Of OSHA. The details for same are given on page no. 75 of EIA report.

33. How funds enmarked for development of villages considered towards ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION MEASURES ?

The funds earmarked for the development of villages will include the developmental activities of roads, school and green belt of the area.

34.a. Have you carried out compatibililty studies of raw materials before designing storage tank installation? If so please provide details.

Yes, details have incorporated in design.

b. Is any raw material allocated more than one storage Details given in section 3.7, table 3-4 of

tanks ? If so, please provide details on additional storage tank quantity & its capacity .

the Risk Assessment Report.

SUGGESTIONS (To be implemented if worth acceptable & economical) 35. In case of declared emergency it will be very difficult

to send your employees to nearest Doctor /Hospital for further in time treatment WITHOUT HANDY CASH FLOW. So it is suggested to have an agreement with such nearest healthcare centers to start medical treatment without cash flow or workout any other better alternative.

Occupation Health Centre will be provided at site and primary medical emergency equipment like oxygen set, antidote kit, medicines etc. will be provided. Ambulance will be available will available round the clock at OHC with driver.

36. Before construction building blocks requiring air conditioning / refrigeration, please ensure to calculate proper R value & U factor for slab, roof, side walls, glasses to achieve maximum power saving .

Necessary precautions will be undertaken for selection of construction materials

37. Please encourage timber free construction wherever possible & use eco-friendly construction material

Eco friendly construction material for shed and utilities will be used.

38. In order to encourage energy conservation drive, please use solar system (street lights, garden lantern, heater, pumping water to overhead tank, etc.) Also use CFL lamps (with due care to handle discarded lamps to avoid mercury pollution)

Solar hot water system will be installed for canteen.

39. Restrict use of CFC & alternates should be encourage to avoid Global warming & to honour national drive campaign. Other green gases emissions should be kept at possible minimum level.

Necessary precautions will be taken and use of CFC will be avoided.

40. For Equipments generating noise , it is advisable to specify in purchase order itself to specify suitable acoustic measures with permissible dBA.

DG sets with acoustic enclosures will be installed.

41. Please budget some amount towards donation to uplift society weaker class persons like needy widows handicapped, blind, orphans, senior citizen likewise.

Rs. 2.5 lacs/annum has been allocated for development of nearby villages

42. It is humble request, when you inaugurate the project; please invite the participants who has extended their valuable inputs to this public hearing to witness your success.

Necessary invitations will be extended.

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REGISTRATION : (1) F/615/Bharuch underP.T.A.1950 (2) Guj. /6261 Bharuch under the sec. Reg. Act. 1860 (3) Donation exampted u/s 80.G. ofthe Income Tax Act. 1961

EIA reporter should be specific so far as environment pollution load

caring capacity and such study should be constantly revised by state

government with scientific study of Mahi river basin ecology and

accordingly allow the numbers of industrial development time to time.

2 The ground water requirement fOF the project 338 KL I day for which

whether the MIs. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. has procured the permission

from Gujarat water and Sewage Board as well as central ground water

authority for ground water consumption?

We firmly believe that any Dew chemical iodastries coming up 011

basis ofground water is dangerous for environment preservation.

3 The generation of effluent will be 24.5 KL/day. Is there any action plan to

recover, recycle and by that the effluent will be lessthan 24.5 KL/day.

4. The project proponent made Statement about the ground water

harvesting/recharging system but no technical details is given in this

report. As mentioned in the EIA report about rainwater rooftop harvesting

is not ecofriendly and will create many Env. issues. The project proponent

should spend handsome budget for rainwater recharge development of

talavadi/cbekdam in the village and near by the factory area.

5. MIs. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. Mentored in the ElA report about solid

waste disposal.

i, Glycol distillate 69.M.T.lmonth will be sold.

ii, Distilled methanol 66 M.T/month will be sold.

We would like to know whether MIs. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. has

obtained the permission from GPCB for such dealing with third party at

the same time the material receiving party has obtained the permission

from authorities to accept such distilled materials.

mailto:contact@chemicalsafety.co.in

Office: 208, Vadilonu Ghar Shopping, Complex, Kasak Fuwara, Bharuch-392002.

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6 Whether the project proponent has submitted the civil drawing and machinery layout plan along with other details to the Director of industrial safety & health, Gujarat?

7 Does company have training center? Is training provided to contract workers?

8 The project proponent mention in the EIA report that, the 21762 m2 area

of the total plot will be kept reserved for green belt development. Please

give us details of trees and annual budget for the same.

Who is the in charge of the above activities?

Please submit the action plan to assured the area ofgreen belt,

Thanking you

With regards. Yours faithfull~ .~-

~ (Yogesb. P. Pandya) Mg. Trustee For. Safety Health & Environment Association. Bharuch.

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Zydex Industries 25,A, Gandhi Oli Mill CompC1UricJ (lorNa VaO(leiar,c: "c:11,:'j! Phone .9126:'2280'20228086:' 2;,)R3386 2283'4;JFp '2,',\'''' >-/, Email ,nlO@lvdexonhne COif

Novemher 11, 2009 To. The Regional Officer Gujarat Pollution Control Board (j FRI Compound Vadodara. (lui arat

Respected Sir.

Kindly find herewith the replies to the queries raised h~ \1r, Yogesh Pandya from ,\nkksll\\aL

Thanking you

For lyde)J{1dustries Pvc Ltd,

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Annexure D2 Replies to Yogesh Pandya:

Sr.no. Query Reply 1. The basic concept of the Environment Impact

assessment is to study the Environmental status of the concern area whereby any new set up or explanation will took place. We are of the firm opinion that such type of EIA should be region wise. Which gives the complete status of water, air, solid pollution level, socio - economic status, flora fauna etc. through some institution like NEERI, Gujarat Ecology Commission, CSMCRI etc. The EIA report of M/s. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. is not giving the correct picture of Env. Status at Gavasad, Reporter should mention the pollution load caring capacity of the area and against that what is the situation as on today, after new expansion what will be scenario. As per our knowledge and information that Padra - Taluka has crossed the level of saturation for the Chemical Industries. Hence no further new setup or expansion is desire at this area. The capacity of effluent channel pipe line is also not satisfactory and there are many environment related issues at Mahi river basin. EIA reporter should be specific so far as environment pollution load caring capacity and such study should be constantly revised by state government with scientific study of Mahi river basin ecology and accordingly allow the numbers of industrial development time to time.

EIA has been prepared as per the TOR issued by MOEF, New Delhi.

2. The ground water requirement for the project 338 KL / day for which whether the M/s. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. has procured the permission from Gujarat water and Sewage Board as well as central ground water authority for ground water consumption? We firmly believe that any new chemical industries coming up on basis of ground water is dangerous for environment preservation.

The site does not fall under dark zone areas as listed by Central Ground Water Authority report. Details given on Annexure-2, page 190 of draft EIA report.

3. The generation of effluent will be 24.5 KL/day. Is there any action plan to recover, recycle and by that the effluent will be lessthan 24.5 KL/day.

The unit has already committed for the reuse of RO reject which will reduce the effluent load. Details are covered in Chapter 1 of EIA report, Pg no. 27 & 28.

4. The project proponent made Statement about the ground water harvesting/recharging system but no technical details is given in this report. As mentioned in the EIA report about rainwater rooftop harvesting is not eco friendly and will create many Env. issues. The project proponent should spend handsome budget for rainwater recharge development of talavadi / chekdam in the village and near by the factory area.

Rain water harvesting methodology is explained in chapter 5, pg no. 105 of EIA. As per the commitment, the collected water will be used in raw water tank and fire water tank. There will be no recharge of bore.

5. M/s. Zydex Industries Pvt Ltd. Mentored in the EIA report about solid waste disposal. i. Glycol distillate 69.M.T./month will be sold. ii. Distilled methanol 66 M.T/month will be sold. We would like to know whether M/s. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. has obtained the permission from GPCB for such dealing with third party at the same time the material receiving party has obtained the permission from authorities to accept such distilled materials.

The required permission from the GPCB will be taken on applying for NOC & CC&A as per the format once the clearance is obtained. Details will be provided in form 3 & form 4 as per the GPCB requirement.

6. Whether the project proponent has submitted the civil drawing and machinery layout plan along with other details to the Director of industrial safety & health, Gujarat ?

No, the project is in inception stage. Necessary clearances will be obtained once environmental clearance is obtained.

7. Does company have training center ? Is training provided to contract workers ?

Yes, training centre will be provided.

8. The project proponent mention in the EIA report that, the 21762 m2 area of the total plot will be kept reserved for green belt development Please give us details of trees and annual budget for the same. Who is the in charge of the above activities? Please submit the action plan to assured the area of green belt.

Trees like Beganvilas, Ber, Imli, Neem, Peepal, etc will be grown in the area. A total fund of Rs. 0.6 Lacs as capital cost and Rs. 0.5 Lacs as Recurring cost per year is already earmarked for the greenbelt development. As given on pg no. 103 of EIA report, greenbelt monitoring will be carried out by the in-house team members.

:.jPARYAVARAN MITRA

(CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE - JANVIKAS)

502. Raj Avenue. Bhaikaka Nagar Road, Nr. Thaltej Cross Road. Thaltej. Ahmedabad 380 059 Telefax: (079) 26851321, Fax: (079) 26857443

Email: paryavaranmitra@yahoo.com. paryavaranmitra@indiatimes.com-Website: http://paryavaranmitra.org.in

Ref: #PM/MP/417/2009 Date: 9 November,2009

To Shri RG Shah Member Secretary GujaratPollution Control Board Gandhinagar

Sub. : Environmental Public Hearing of Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd at Padra, Vadodara on 11/11/2009.

Sir,

We have reviewed EIA report of ~bove mentioned project.. Following are our comments/suggestions/observations regarding project and EIA report.

1. Is this a new project or an expansion project? Because on page no. 14 ofEIA Report part-l it is mention that Zydex Industry Pvt Ltd is a new proposed industry and on same page it is written that sister concern is in ~jacent plot. Please clarify. .

2. What is the name and distance of the sister concern ofthis unit? 3. Whether company has Environment -Clearance for its existing sister concern? If yes, give

copy 9fclearance and compliance report thereof. Also. proVide compliance reportcifEC 4. Whether sister concern company has valid consolidated Consent and Authorization ofGPCB

under various Acts for its existing unit? Please give copy of it and copy of compliance report ofConsent and Authorization.

5. Please give copy of GPCB visit report and air/water/solid waste sample analysis report for existing unit in last two years.

6. Please give copy ofMOEF regional office visit report in last two years, if any. 7. Whether company had been issued show cause notice / closure order/notice under Water Act

1974 or Air Act 1981 or Environment Protection Act 1986 since starting of existing unit? If yes give copy of it. Also what remedies had been taken for restarting operatjon?

8. Whether unit has submitted Environmental Audit Reports regularly to GPCB for existing plant? What were suggestions ofAuditor in last two years report? .

9. Onpage no. 23 Grand Total of Land use is mentioned 86342.54 Sq.m while calculation for the land breakilp is only 85867.54 Sq.m. Also it is mentioned that total land is 25 acre while for the 8586T~ Sq.m land, it is 21.218 acre.

86342.54 square meter =:I 21.335706284 acre

101 171.41056 square meter = 25 acre

101171.41056 - 86 342.54 14828.87 acre

14828.87 square meter 3.664293 578 1 acre

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PARYAVARAN MITRA

(CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE - JANVIKAS)

502, Raj Avenue, Bhaikaka Nagar Road, Nr. Thaltej Cross Road, Thaltej, Ahmedabad - 380 059

Telefax ; (079) 26851321, Fax: (079) 26857443

Email: paryavaranmitra@yahoo.com.paryavaranmitra@indiatimes.com-Website;hftp;lIparyavaranmitra.org.in

So, give a clarification of3.6 acre land, this is the misleading iriformatlOn about land.

10. What is the use ofopen space & others in land break: up table? 11. Have you obtained permission for extracting 338 KLID water from bore well from concern

authority? 12. After the Primary treatment the BOD level is 641mg / L while in ETP inlet norms BOD level

is 500 nigIL so, what are the steps taken by the company to reduce the BOD level to fulfill the norms?

13. Please justify domestic water requirement of20 cum per day. 14. Give names of Authorized brick Manufacturer to whom fly ash would be sold. 15. Please give details on area of green belt, no. of trees and types of trees to be planted and

water requirement for green belt. 16. How many local skilled and unskilled people will get employment from this project, both at

construction and operation phase ofplant? 17. In the RIeL membership certificate it is written that industry is allO-wed to discharge 25 KL

pet day ofwastewater while in ETA report it is written that they would dispose 39.5KL per day ofwastewater 39.5 - 25 = 14.5 where are you going to discharge this 14.5 KLID surplus water?

Yours truly

Mahesh" Pandya

CCto

Regional officer, GPCB, Vadodara

Zydex Industries 25-A, Gandhi ad Mill Cornpour"j Gorwa. Vadodara . :HC 16 'ldlCl Phone .9' 2652280'20 2280865 2;l8338f1 :'283742 f'" '?h" E.mail nfo?;,dexor''ne

~ovember 11, 2009 '1'0. The Regional Officer Crujarat Pollution Control 80ard GERI Compuund Vadodara. Gujarat

Respected Sir.

Kindly lind herewith the replies to the queries raised h:- \ lr. \Iahesh P,lI1dya or Parya\aran Mitra. Ahmedabad.

Thanking you

For Zyde:\ Industries Pyt. I.td.

FOr Z,a;) ''.'duS~Ll.d. " (\~

:.. f\ Af.(thorlsed SignatoryAuthorised SIgnatory

Annexure D3 Replies to queries raised by Paryavaran Mitra Sr. No.

Queries Replies

1 Is this a new project or an expansion project? Because on page no. 14 of EIA Report part-1 it is mention that Zydex Industry Pvt Ltd is a new proposed industry and on same page it is written that sister concern is in adjacent plot. Please clarify.

The sister concern M/s. Zydex Industries is a proprietory firm and is located at Luna, Padra. The proposed unit is a M/s. Zydex Industries Pvt. Ltd. is a private limited unit proposed at Gavasad, Padra. The existing unit is not adjacent to the proposed unit .

2 What is the name and distance of the sister concern of this unit?

The sister concern M/s. Zydex Industries is a proprietory firm and is located at Luna, Padra. The sister unit is located at a distance of approximately 16 km NE of the proposed unit

3 Whether company has Environment -Clearance for its existing sister concern? If yes, give copy of clearance and compliance report thereof. Also, provide compliance report of EC

The unit did not require Environment Clearance. However the unit has the required NOC and CC&A valid upto 19/9/2013

4 Whether sister concern company has valid consolidated Consent and Authorization of GPCB under various Acts for its existing unit? Please give copy of it and copy of compliance report of Consent and Authorization.

The sister concern has valid CC&A no. 31314 valid upto 19/09/2013. CC&A copy and compliance report attached as Annexure 1.

5 Please give copy of GPCB visit report and air/water/solid waste sample analysis report for existing unit in last two years.

Copy attached as Annexure 2.

6 Please give copy of MOEF regional office visit report in last two years, if any.

Not Applicable for existing unit

7 Whether company had been issued show cause notice / closure order/notice under Water Act 1974 or Air Act 1981 or Environment Protection Act 1986 since starting of existing unit? If yes give copy of it. Also what remedies had been taken for restarting operation?

Only one show cause notice which has been complied with.

8 Whether unit has submitted Environmental Audit Reports regularly to GPCB for existing plant? What were suggestions of Auditor in last two years report?

Environmental Audit is not applicable to existing unit

9 On page no. 23 Grand Total of Land use is mentioned 86342.54 Sq.m while calculation for the land breakup is only 85867.54 Sq.m. Also it is mentioned that total land is 25 acre while for the 85867.54 Sq.m land, it is 21.218 acre. 86342.54 square meter = 21.33 acre. 101171.41 square meter = 25 acre. 101171.41 - 86342.54 =14828.87 acre 14828.87 square meter= 3.66 acre. So, give a clarification of 3.6 acre land, this is the misleading information about land.

The area of 25 acres was written approx. since Banakhat were done but for few acres the land sales could not be completed when these figures were compiled. Once these are complete it will be approx. 25 acres.

10 What is the use of open space & others in land break up table?

Open space and others are kept for expansion in future.

11 Have you obtained permission for extracting 338 KL/D water from bore well from concern authority?

The site does not fall under dark zone areas as listed by Central Ground Water Authority report. Details given on Annexure-2, page 190 of draft EIA report.

12 After the Primary treatment the

BOD level is 641mg / L while in ETP inlet norms BOD level is 500 mg/L so, what are the steps taken by the company to reduce the BOD level to fulfill the norms?

The treatability study given in the EIA report is based on the composite sample made from the process. The COD and BOD measured was 1700 mg/L and 918 mg/L. This stream volume will be about 9.5 KL/day. After treatment when mixed with blowdown of boiler and cooling tower ( 15 KL/day), the final values of COD/BOD will be very less 570/280 mg/L which is well within the CETP inlet norms

13 Give names of Authorized brick Manufacturer to whom fly ash would be sold

Mostly FO will be used. The 2nd option will be use of agro waste. Coal will be used only if FO or agro waste is not available. If natural gas is available, preference will be given to use of Natural Gas. If coal/agrowaste flyash will be sold to brick manufacturers. The details of the sale will be provided in form 3 and form 4 as per the requirements of GPCB when the plant is in operation

14 Please give details on area of green belt, no. of trees and types of trees to be planted and water requirement for green belt.

Greenbelt will be developed in 28,500 m2 area. Trees to be grown in the green belt are given below:

GPCB norms of 1000 trees per acre will be followed for green belt development

15 How many local skilled and unskilled people will get employment from this project, both at construction and operation phase of plant?

Employment to local people will be given as the guidelines of Gujarat Government.

16 In the EICL membership certificate it is written that industry is allowed to discharge 25 KL per day of wastewater while in EIA report it is written that they would dispose 39.5 KL per day of wastewater 39.5 - 25 = 14.5 where are you going to discharge this 14.5 KL/D surplus water?

15 KL is on domestic waste water to be absorbed in soak pit. So the balance is 24.5 KL which will be sent to EICL.

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tn exercise of tile o\;v\?~ conferreo under sectlon-25 of the Water (Prevention ;:md Con~rol of Poi!ution A:::t-1974 under section-21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution)-19S'1 and Authorisation under rule 3(c) & 5(5) of the Hazardous Waste (Management and Handllllg) Rules'1989 & as amended up to year 2003 framed under the Environmental \Protection) Act-19S6.

And whereas Board has received CC& A application No. Nil dated 18-0908 for the Consolidated Consent and Authorization (CC & A) of this Board under the provisions / rules of the aforesaid Acts Consents & Authorization are hereby granted as ur,der

CONSENTS AND AUTHORIS.ATION (Under the provisions /rules of the aforesaid environmental acts)

To; MIS. ZYDEX INDUSTRIES, Piot No. 456. LUNA VILLAGE, 391440 TA-PADRA, DIST- VADODARA-391440

1. Consent Order No.: 31314 2 The consents shall be valid up to 19/09/2013 'Of outlet for the discharge of trade

effluent & emission due to operation of Ifldustnal plant for manufacture of the follOWing items/products.

PRODUCTS No.

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4. CONDITIONS UNDER THE AIR ACT: 4. A The following shall be used as fuel in boiler/furnace/heater respectively.

4.2 The applicant shall Install & operate air pollution control system in order to achieve norms

4.2.1 The flue gas emission through stack attached to boiler/furnace/heater shall conform to the following standards

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[PARAMETER-- ..-- i-PERMISSIBLE LIMIT Suspe;-;ded -Particulate 1 200 Microgram-Per cubIc meter mattc r --J ~ . . .. __ Oxides of Sulph~_r 1 __80Jy1Jcrogr~_rn-.J:~--,"--~ubicmeter Oxides of _Nitrog_~_r1__~J__80 Microg~~!" Pe.!:..~l:!!?i~~ete! H~L ~__ 200 MicCogram_?e'"--~~bj~_mete! CIL _________ L100 ~i~r:.ogra~~Lc:uQjCmet~

4.4 The applicant shall provide poriholes, ladder, platform etc at chimney(s) Tor m:::mitoring the air emissions and the same shall be open for inspection to/and for use of Board's staff. The chimney(s) vents attached to various sources of emission shall be designed by numbers such as S-1, 8-2, etc. and these shall be painted/displayed to facilitate identification

4.5 The industry shall t2k~ adequate measures for control of noise levels fmm its own sour::es within the premises so as to maintain ambient air quality standards in respect of noise to less than 75dB(a) during day tIme and70 dB (A)during night time. Daytime is reckoned in between 6a m and10 p m and nighttim~ is reckoned between 10 p_1l1 and 6 a m

5 GENERAL CONDITIONS:

51 Any change In personnel, equipment or working conditions as mentioned In the consents form/order should immediately be intimated to this Board.

5.2 Applicant shall also comply with the general conditions given in annexure I

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6 AUTHORISATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT & HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS WASTES

Form for grant of authorisation for occupier or operator handling hazardous

waste

6 1 Nurnber of authorisation: 31314 valid upto 19-09-2013

MIs. ZYDEX INDUSTRIES is hereby granted an authorisation to operate

facility fm following hazardous wastes on the premises situated at Plot

No.456, LUNA VILLAGE -PADRA, Dist. Vadodara 391440

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a) Industry s'la!1 have to cJisplay the l-e1evant .nformalion with regard to

hazardous waste as Indicated In the Court's order in W P. No.65? of 1995

dated 14th October 2003

b) Industry shall have to display on-line data outside the main factory gate with

regard to quantity and nature of hazardous chemicals being handled in the

plant, including wastewater and air emissions and solid hazardous wastes

generated within the factory premises.

For and on behalf of Gujarat Pollution Control Board

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NO: PCNSD/CCA-52(5) J :2 t q 2'3 _ Issued to: Mis. Zydex Industries Plot No.. Plot No 456,/ Luna Village,

V Ta Padra, DisH. Vadodara 391440

Compliance Report:

Sr. no. Condition Status 1. Consent Order No.: 31314 2. The consents shall be valid up to 19/09/2013 Of outlet for the

discharge of trade effluent & emission due to operation of industrial plant for manufacture of the specified products.

Agreed to the condition.

3. 3.1 The Quantity of trade effluent from the factory shall not exceed 5.80 KL per day.(i.e 5800 Ltrs/Day)

3.2 The quantity of Sewage effluent from the industry shall not exceed 8 KL /day (i.e 8000 !its/day)

3.3 The applicant shall provide comprehensive treatment system for industrial effluent and shall confirm to the given standards.

3.3.2 The final treated effluent conforming to the above standards shall be utilized on land within factory premises for gardening/plantation.

3.3.3 Domestic effluent shall be disposed off through septic tank/soak pit system

Complied with.

4. 4.1 The given fuel should be used in boiler/furnace/heater. 4.2 The applicant shall Install & operate air pollution

control system in order to achieve norms 4.2.1 The flue gas emission through stack attached to

boiler/furnace/heater shall conform to the given standards

4.2.2 The Process emission through various stacks/vent of reactors, process, vessel shall conform to the given standards

4.3 The concentration of the given substances in the ambient air within the premises of the industry and at a distance of 10 meters from the source (other than the stack / vent with height of more than 9 meters from the ground level) shall not exceed the given levels.

4.4 The applicant shall provide portholes, ladder, platform etc at chimney(s) for monitoring the air emissions and the same shall be open for inspection to/and for use of Board's staff. The chimney(s) vents attached to various sources of emission shall be designed by numbers such as S-1, 8-2, etc. and these shall be painted/displayed to facilitate identification

4.5 The industry shall take adequate measures for control of noise levels from its own sources within the premises so as to maintain ambient air quality standards in respect of noise to less than 75dB(a) during day time and70 dB (A)during night time. Daytime is reckoned in between 6a m and10 p m and nighttime is reckoned between 10 pm and 6 am.

Complied with.

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