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SHREE VALLABH CHEMICAL (UNIT: II) Survey No. 703/P/1, Village: Kanera, Malarpura - Kajipura Road,

Taluka: Kheda, Dist.: Kheda.

Date: 04/06/2020

Reference: EDS generated on dated 22.04.2020

Subject: Essential Document sought by committee in reference to the application applied to obtain

EC for Category 5(f) A Project i.e. Synthetic Organic Chemicals Manufacturing Plant located at Survey

No. 703/P/1, Village: Kanera, Taluka: Kheda, District: Kheda State: Gujarat by M/s. Shree Vallabh

Chemical .

Respected Sir,

In reference to the above mentioned subject matter and EC application applied vide proposal no

IA/GJ/IND2/103846/2019, we are herewith submitting essential documents sought by Member

Secretary to obtain EC for Proposed Synthetic Organic Chemicals Manufacturing Plant located at

Survey No. 703/P/1, Village: Kanera, Taluka: Kheda, District: Kheda State: Gujarat by M/s. Shree

Vallabh Chemical.

We hope that the details are as per the requirement and we request your good selves to kindly

consider our project proposal for further process in order to obtain Environment clearance for the

said project.

Thanking you,

Yours Faithfully,

Enclosures: EDS Reply and its Annexures.

To,

The Member Secretary,

(Industrial Committee-II)

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change,

Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road,

New Delhi – 110003.



1. 1. Ministry has sought the information in two times but PP is unable to update the same.

Replies to the essential details sought on 5th march and its compliance is as below with all the relevant Annexures 1.

Replies to the essential details sought on 5th March and its compliance is as below with all the relevant Annexures-1

I. Public hearing proceedings to be forwarded by the Member Secretary, SPCB along with complete public hearing/consultation documents. Also issues raised during public hearing, response by the project proponent, action plan with budgetary allocation has not been submitted. Kindly upload the requisite documents. Form 2 (S.no. 7.1).

The Minutes of public hearing is uploaded at S. No. 7.1 of Form 2. Action plan with Budgetary allocation is mentioned in EIA report Chapter 7, Section 7.1 and also mentioned herewith as an Annexure 1 (a). Public hearing documents were send to the MoEF&CC on dated vide Speed post. Copy of same has been enclosed as Annexure 1 (b).

II. TOR compliance is not adequate in EIA/EMP report and need to revise as per the terms of reference granted for the project, and shall confirm to Appendix III of the EIA Notification, 2006.

We are submitting the revised EIA/EMP report prepared as per the conditions stipulated in the ToR letter granted vide letter no. IA-J-11011/181/2019-IA-II(I) and as per the Appendix III of the EIA Notification, 2006.

III. Status of Conservation Plan approval from CWLW.

There is no Schedule – I Species in the study area, so that Conservation Plan approval from CWLW is not applicable.

IV. Status of Water approval.

The application for obtaining permission from Central Ground Water Authority has been submitted online through application no. 21‐4/5402/GJ/IND/2019, Dtd.29/09/2019 and it is under process. The copy of the same has been enclosed as Annexure 1 (c).

V. Details of membership for TSDF TSDF membership has been applied and the copy of the application is enclosed as Annexure 1(d).

VI. Details of Raw material linkage (S. no. 13.1 of form 2) and its mitigation measure during transportation needs to be submitted.

The details regarding the Raw material linkage has been updated in the revised Form 2 (S. No. 13.1). The possible impacts likely to be caused during the transportation of the raw materials and its mitigation measures has been mentioned in EIA report Chapter 4, section 4.6. All details as said is also enclosed herewith as Annexure 1 (e).

VII. PP mentioned green belt @22.90%. PP Shall submit plan of about at least 30% Green belt development program along‐with time line and budgetary allocation needs to be provided.

The revised Greenbelt development plan has been updated in the EIA report. Total 30 % of the area i.e. 1580.74 m2 out of the total area 5240.74 m2 will be developed as Green belt



in and around the premises. Total no.of 245 plants will be planted for which the local plant species will be preferred. The Green belt development plan with no. of plants to be planted, species, budgetary allocation with time bound action plan has been mentioned in the EIA report in Chapter 10 Section 10.6, and same has been annexed herewith as Annexure 1(f).

VIII. In view of the above, PP/Consultant are requested to revise the application for grant of EC and accordingly revise the Form 2 along with EIA/EMP Report. The EIA/EMP Report shall match with the information as filled in Form 2. On examination it is observed that the Consultant has not adequately submitted the application as per the provisions of the EIA Notification, 2006. Consultant has to read the documents before uploading the information in Form 2 /EIA/EMP report.

We have uploaded the revised EIA/EMP Report as per the conditions stipulated in the ToR letter granted vide letter no. IA-J-11011/181/2019-IA-II(I) and as per the Appendix III of the EIA Notification, 2006 and accordingly Form 2 has also been revised as the prepared EIA/EMP report.

Replies to the essential details sought on 1th April and its compliance is as below with all the relevant Annexures 2

IX. It is pertain to mentioned that the processing of EC proposal, in the Ministry, is through Parivesh Portal only, therefore providing the requisite information/documents shall be in compliance as per Form 2 and accordingly the PP/Consultant are kindly requested to revise the application in the Form 2 along with EIA/EMP Report and resubmit the same. The EIA/EMP Report shall match with the information as filled in Form 2 for further appraisal necessary action.

We have uploaded the revised EIA/EMP Report as per the conditions stipulated in the ToR letter granted vide letter no. IA-J-11011/181/2019-IA-II(I) and as per the Appendix III of the EIA Notification, 2006 and accordingly Form 2 has also been revised as the prepared EIA/EMP report.

X. It is also mentioned that after acceptance the Form 2 and EIA/EMP report cannot be revise. Therefore, PP/Consultant is again requested to kindly do needful.

Noted.

2. On perusal your reply it is noted that you have not uploaded the requisite document related to ‘Public hearing proceedings to be forwarded by the Member Secretary, SPCB”, However you have again mentioned in your reply dated 09.04.2020 that the letter of MS, SBCB on PH shall be submitted in hard copy during EAC

The Minutes of public hearing is uploaded at S. No. 7.1 of Form 2. Action plan with Budgetary allocation is mentioned in EIA report Chapter 7, Section 7.1 and also mentioned herewith as an Annexure 1 (a). Public hearing documents were sent to the MoEF&CC on dated 27/04/2020 via Speed post. Copy of same has been enclosed as Annexure 1 (b).

3. In view of the above it is pertain to mentioned that the processing of EC proposal, in the Ministry, is through Parivesh Portal only, therefore providing all the

We have uploaded the revised EIA/EMP Report as per the conditions stipulated in the ToR letter granted vide letter no. IA-J-



requisite information/documents shall be in compliance as per Form 2 and accordingly the PP/Consultant are kindly requested to revise the application in the Form 2 along with EIA/EMP Report and resubmit the same

11011/181/2019-IA-II(I) and as per the Appendix III of the EIA Notification, 2006 and accordingly Form 2 has also been revised as the prepared EIA/EMP report.



Annexure 1 (a)

PUBLIC HEARING PROCEEDINGS

As per Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, New Delhi vide its

Notification No. S.O. 1533 dated September 14, 2006 and subsequent amendment S.O.3067 (E) dated

1st December 2009, Public Hearing had been conducted for proposal of M/s. Shree Vallabh Chemical

(Unit-II) for Proposed Manufacturing of (1) Alkyl Phenol Ethoxylate – 400 MT/Month (2) Fatty Alcohol

Ethoxylate – 200 MT/Month (3) Oxo Alcohol Ethoxylate – 400 MT/Month (4) Vegetable Oil Base

Ethoxylate – 100 MT/Month (5) PEG Ethoxylate – 300 MT/Month (6) De- Emulsifier Ethoxylate – 100

MT/Month (7) Tween Series Ethoxylate – 100 MT/Month (8) EO PO Block Co-Polymer – 100 MT/Month

(9) Amphoterics – 50MT/Month (10) Binder – 50MT/Month and (11) Softener – 100MT/Month at

Survey No. 703/P/1, Village: Kanera, Ta. Kheda, Dist. Kheda, which is covered under category A .

A copy of the Draft EIA report and the Summary of Environment Impact Assessment Report were sent

to the following authorities to make available the Draft EIA report for inspection to the public during

normal office hours, till the Public Hearing was over.

1) The District Collector Office, Kheda.

2) District Development Office, Kheda.

3) District Industry Centre, Kheda.

4) Taluka Development Office, Tal: Kheda, Dist : Kheda

5) The Chief Conservator of Forest, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India,

Regional Office (West Zone), Kendriya Paryavaran Bhavan, E-5 Arera Colony, Link Road-3,

Ravishankar Colony, Bhopal 464016.

6) Regional Office, GPCB Nadiad, 201-203, “B” Block, Sardar Patel Bhavan, Nadiad.

Other concerned persons having plausible stake in the environment aspects were requested to send

their response in writing to the concerned regulatory authorities.

The Public Hearing was scheduled on 09/01/2020 at 12:00 hrs, at Project Site, Survey No. 703/P/I,

Village : Kanera, Ta. Kheda, Dist. Kheda.

An advertisement in English was published in “Indian Express” and in Gujarati in “Gujarat Samachar”

dated 08/12/2019.

Shri Ramesh Merja, Resident Additional Collector and Additional District Magistrate, Kheda supervised

and presided over the entire Public Hearing proceedings.

A statement showing Participants present during the Public Hearing is enclosed as Annexure.

A statement showing salient points highlighting issues raised by the participants and responded by

the representative of the applicant during the public hearing in English and Gujarati Language

enclosed as Annexure.


Taluka: Kheda, Dist.: Kheda. Shri Ramesh Merja, Resident Additional Collector and Additional District Majistrate, Kheda has

presided over the entire Public hearing process.

In addition, copy of executive summary of the project was submitted to all the surrounding villages

Talati/Sarpanch. RO GPCB informed the villagers that forum will be kept open for representation

pertaining to environmental matter after the presentation with due permission of Chairman. She

informed that one written representation was received from Kalambadhi Khedut Seva Samaj Trust,

Pansoli. The reprentation and the reply to the same given by the Project proponent will be attached

in Minutes.

With due permission of the Chairman, she then invited the Project Proponent to start their

presentation in Gujarati Language.

Representative of the unit presented information about company and the proposed project in detail

including technical information, Environmental Management System, Effects of the Proposed project

on environment and control measures proposed and social responsibility of the industry in Gujarati.

After the permission, with due permission of the chairman, the RO opened the forum for

representations, objections, or questions from the locally affected people.

Additional District Magistrate, Kheda asked people present to come out with their representations if

any and informed that the representation of Kalambadhi Khedut Seva Samaj Trust, Pansoli and its

reply will be attached in Minutes.

The statement showing issues raised by the participants and responded to, by the representative of

the applicant during public hearing as under.



Sr/No. Name and

Address

Points

represented

Reply from the

Project Proponent

Action Plan with proposed Budget Timeline

1. Shri

Vishnubhai

Jesagbhai

Chauhan

Vill. Pansoli,

Ta. & Dist.

Kheda

Industry should

follow all

applicable

rules and

regulation.

In consultation

with local

leaders and

Sarpanchs,

Needy Local

people should

get

employment in

this industry.

Shree Rajendra Shah

gave assurance that

their industry will

give about 90%

employment to the

locals

Company will provide employment to total no. of 29 people.

Management – 3

Administrative- 6

Operator/Helper/Labour- 20, based on skills

During

Construction phase

(after obtaining EC

& CTE) and during

operation phase

(after obtaining

CTO and other

required

permissions)

2. Shri

Sanjaybhai

Mashrubhai

Chauhan

Sarpanchshri

Vill. Kanera,

Ta. & Dist.

Kheda

He agreed with

Shri Vishnubhai

Chauhan and

represented

for local

employment in

the industry.

Shree Rajendra Shah

agreed with

representation

regarding local

employment

Company will employ 29 people in total.

Management – 3

Administrative- 6

Operator/Helper/Labour- 20, based on skills

During

Construction phase

(after obtaining EC

& CTE) and during

operation phase

(after obtaining

CTO and other

required

permissions)



3. Shri Pandya

Dipak

Rambhai

Vill. Kanera,

Ta. & Dist.

Kheda

We request

this unit for

planning of the

activities

related to

education for

Kanera Village

so that

students,

teachers and

villagers can be

benefitted.

Shri Rajendra Shah

replied that if they

are informed for

particular activity for

students and

teachers in advance

then they will plan

accordingly and do

their best.

Type of Activities

Yearly amount to be spent in CER activities (Rs.) in lakh Total amount to be spent (Rs.)

1st Year

2nd Year

3rd Year

4th Year

5th Year

Drinking & sanitation facilities in schools of Kanera, Vasna, Sankhej village

1 1 1 2 2 7

Organization of medical camps and health awareness programs in Pansoli, Naika and pansoli village

1 1 1 2 2 7

Donation for education aids in Kanera, Vasna, Sankhej, Goblej village school students.

2 1 1 1 1 6

Total 4 3 3 5 5 20

Company has allotted a budget of Rs. 13 Lakhs for these activities.

Company will have

a discussion with

school committee

and provide the

amount to them,

which will be

utilized by school

committee

according to their

requirements.

Company will

donate the said

amount in 5 years.

Place : Kanera, Tehsil : Kheda, Dist : Kheda Date : 09/01/2019



Annexure 1 (b)

Details of Speed post of Public hearing Documents to MoEF&CC



Annexure 1 (c)

CGWA Application









Annexure 1 (d)

TSDF Membership certificate



Annexure 1 (e)

The details regarding the Raw material linkage

Mostly all raw materials are available in local market so, they will be purchase from local market & so will be

continued further. The convenient truck/tanker transportation medium will be use for the transportation of

raw materials and products with all safety measures and the transportation rules. There is negligible impact

on surrounding environment. Storage detail of raw materials and products are given in below table.

Table - Details of Raw Material Storage And Linkage

Sr.

No. Raw Material

Physical

State

Maximum

Storage Storage Details

Distance of

Supplier from

Project Site (km)

Source of Raw

materials

1. KOH Flakes 5 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

2. NaOH Liquid/ Flakes

10 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

3. Alkyl Phenol Flakes 50 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

4. Fatty Alcohol Liquid 40 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

5. Oxo Alcohol Liquid 50 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

6. Veg. Oil Liquid 10 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

7. DEG Liquid 10 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

8. Hydrogenated Castor Oil Flakes 10 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

9. Sorbiton Esters Liquid 5 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

10. Di-Propylene Glycol Liquid 3 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

11. Acrylic Acid Liquid 10 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

12. Alkyl Amines Liquid 10 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

13. Butyl Acrylate Liquid 2 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

14. Styrene Monomer Liquid 2 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

15. Acrylamide solid 1 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

16. Sodium Meta Bi sulfite Solid 0.2 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

17. Stearic acid Solid 10 MT 25/50 kg bags 60 Local Supplier

18. Di Ethanol Amine Liquid 10 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier



19. Amino Ethyl Amine Liquid 5 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

20. Ethylene Oxide Liquid 19.6 KL 7 T Tanker load 60 Local Supplier

21. Propylene Oxide Flakes 26 KL 7 T Tanker load 60 Local Supplier

22. Emulsifier Liquid 2 MT 200 kg drum 60 Local Supplier

The possible impacts likely to be caused during the transportation of the raw materials and

its mitigation measures

Attribute Aspects Impact Evaluation &

Impact Zone Mitigation Measures EMP Scope

Transportation of Materials

Air

Quality

Transportatio

n as well as

loading /

unloading of

construction

materials,

equipment

and

machineries

Local

ambient air

quality

deterioration

due to

increased

vehicular

traffic

Negative,

Short term

Moderate

Transportation route

All transportation

vehicles will be

suitably covered

with tarpaulin &

overloading of the

vehicles will be

avoided.

PUC certified vehicles will be used to avoid the exhaust emission.

Keeping minimum

inventory/stock of

sand and other

such dispersible

material at site

Transport contract

to the agencies

having properly

maintained & PUC

certified vehicles

to avoid the

exhaust emission

Noise Transportatio

n as well as

loading /

unloading of

construction

materials,

equipment

and

machineries

Disturbance to local population

Negative,

Short term

Moderate

Transportation route

Vehicular movement will be preferred during day time

Occupatio

nal

Health &

Traffic movement

Chances of

accidents to

local people

Negative,

Short term

Moderate

To avoid

unnecessary

speeding of

vehicles on road as

well as inside the

premises.



Annexure 1 (f).

Greenbelt Development Plan

Unit will develop greenbelt in 1,580.74 m2 (30.16% of total plot area 5240.74 m2) area within industrial

premises and around the periphery. Considering the environmental status of project area four main

parameters like salinity, draught, fire resistance, species with faster growth rate and ever green nature

have been considered while selecting the species.

Facts considered during selection of plant species for greenbelt development are:

Agro climatic zone (dry sub humid – as per CPCB) of the project area

Evergreen species to mitigate cumulative impacts due to other industries also.

Type of pollutant (mainly air) likely to disperse from project activities.

Biological–filter Efficiency: Absorption of gases, Dust capturing and noise control.

Details of the selected plant species for greenbelt area upgradation are given in the Table.

Table Details of Plant Species in Greenbelt

Common Name of Trees Scientific Name Number of Species

Neem Azadirachta Indica 40

Gulmohar Delonix Regia 15

Asopalav Polyalthia Longifolia 30

Mango Mangifera Indica 25

Shisham Dalbergia sissoo 15

Garmalo Cassia Fistula 30

Teak Tectono Grandis 20

Shirish Albizio Lebbeck 35

Kadam Anogeissus Lotifolio 35

Total species 245



Proposed Five Years Program for Greenbelt Development

Plantation

Details

1st

Year

2nd

Year

3rd

Year

4th

Year

5th

Year Total

No. of plants 90 45 45 45 20 245

Yearly

Percentage 40 % 18 % 18 % 18 % 6 % 100 %

Estimated cost

(Rs. In Lakhs)* 1.5 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 3.9

*Estimated cost for Green Belt development includes ground leveling, cost of fertilizer, steel

fencing land keeper etc.

Revised Plant Layout