chapter - 1 introduction - Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board
chapter - 1 introduction - Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board
chapter - 1 introduction - Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board
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Hills Cement Co. Limited.<br />
CHAPTER-5<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN<br />
The Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is required to ensure sustainable<br />
development in the study area (10 Kms) of the project site. The impact assessment<br />
due to the proposed project has highlighted certain areas, which need special<br />
attention. The Environmental Management Plan consists of mitigation measures for<br />
activity during the construction, operation and the life cycle to minimize adverse<br />
environmental impacts of the project. It would also delineate the environmental<br />
monitoring plan for compliance of various environmental regulations.<br />
The project will carry out the control measures for air pollution by installing air<br />
pollution control system and installation of sewage treatment plant and plantation<br />
programme.<br />
5.1 POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES<br />
CONSTRUCTION PHASE<br />
Air pollution <strong>Control</strong><br />
During construction phase, effective mitigating measures will be adopted to<br />
reduce the primary impact on air environment to the minimum. These include<br />
effective water sprinkling over the transport roads (especially unpaved) and<br />
over the areas where loose materials (including earth works) are handled<br />
(excavated, loaded and unloaded), which will reduce the pollution due to<br />
dust. The machinery used in construction will be well maintained, regularly<br />
overhauled and tuned which will prevent air pollution due to exhaust<br />
emissions. In this way, it is anticipated that the air pollution during<br />
construction will be negligible and will remain well below the prescribed limits<br />
CPCB/SPCB.<br />
5.2 OPERATION PHASE<br />
Fugitive emissions<br />
It is proposed to cover the trucks loaded with raw material by tarpaulins to<br />
prevent the material from becoming airborne during transportation. It is also<br />
proposed to sprinkle water over the roads (especially unpaved) to prevent<br />
dust from becoming airborne as a result of tire-road interaction in and around<br />
the plant area.<br />
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