Plan 1

PROPOSED
COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX,

VACANZA HOMES
at
Block No.-112, F.P No.18,
O.P No.-57, Final T.P.S No.-43 (Bhimrad)
Surat.
Gujarat
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. COMPANY INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................3

2. PROJECT LOCATION ...................................................................................................................................................3
3. PROJECT COST............................................................................................................................................................4
4. PROJECT DESCRIPTION ..............................................................................................................................................5
4.1 Infrastructural features........................................................................................................................................5
4.2 Built up area summary.........................................................................................................................................5
5. ELECTRICITY ...............................................................................................................................................................5
5.1 Power Requirement .............................................................................................................................................5
5.2 Source of Power ...................................................................................................................................................6
5.3 Electrical Load Demand .......................................................................................................................................6
5.4 Substation and Power supply ..............................................................................................................................6
5.5 Power Factor Control ...........................................................................................................................................6
5.6 Captive Generation ..............................................................................................................................................6
5.7 Earthing................................................................................................................................................................6
6. ENERGY CONSERVATION DETAILS .............................................................................................................................7
7. WATER & WASTE WATER SYSTEM .............................................................................................................................8
7.1 Sources of Water .................................................................................................................................................9
7.2 Waste water System ..........................................................................................................................................10
7.3 Details of Water Conservation Measures: .........................................................................................................10
8. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION & OPERATION PHASE ..............................................10
9. PROPOSED PARKING PROJECTION ...........................................................................................................................16
10. RAIN WATER HARVETSING AND STORM DRAINAGE .............................................................................................17
11. GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT ..................................................................................................................................19
12. OBJECTIVES OF RISK ASSESSMENT ........................................................................................................................20
12.1 Risk Identification and Risk Mitigation ............................................................................................................20
12.2 Disaster Management Plan..............................................................................................................................20
12.3 Safety Measures ..............................................................................................................................................21
13. BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................22
14. RISK OF EARTHQUAKE ...........................................................................................................................................24
15. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT GROUP ....................................................................................................................24
ANNEXURES
Sr No DESCRIPTION
1 Lay out plan
2 Floor wise layout plan
3 Elevation plan
4 Parking plan & Basement plan
5 Airport NOC
6 HFL certificate
7 Details of STP
8 Undertakings
9 Pervious Environmental Clearance and it’s compliance
10 Construction Format
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1. COMPANY INTRODUCTION
Our Group is a success story spanned across decades and continues to achieve higher
targets relentlessly for quality performance and service in diverse fields of Civil
Construction.
The group has made an impact on the supply side of the modern-day living. A style that
has been the dream of new class of consumers, a style encompassing the whole range of
consumption pattern of the young and the upcoming consumers that has become
synonym.
The higher standards are set by the group in its pursuit to position Gujarat at par with
the developed economies of the India and with a vision to be and remain at the
commanding height of Real Estate Business.
The development of proposed facility falls under Item No. 8 (a) in Notification vide S.O.
1523(E) dated 14th September 2006 issued by Ministry of Environment and Forest and
amended there after and accordingly need to obtain prior environmental clearance from
respective committee before starting the project activities. Formal EIA / EMP, Public
consultation is not required for this project as per EIA notification and can be
considered directly for appraisal for grant of the Environmental clearance on basis of
conceptual plan.
2. PROJECT LOCATION
Proposed Facility will be developed at Final T.P. S No.-43 (Bhimrad), Block No.-112, O.P
No.-57, F.P No.18, Surat, Gujarat. The latitude and longitude of proposed site are
21° 8'14.50"N and 72°48'17.17"E. Site plan is enclosed here with as Figure.
Site Selection Criteria
Before selecting the sites following points have been considered.
 Proposed project is adjacent to SMC.
 No National park or Wildlife Sanctuary falls within 10 KM radius of project site.
 No ecological sensitive areas such as tropical forests, biosphere reserves fall within 10
KM radius of proposed site.
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Project Location:
Salient Feature of the Site

Feature Description
Plot. No. Final T.P. S No.-43 (Bhimrad), Block No.-
112, O.P No.-57, F.P No.18,
Village
Surat,
City
Gujarat
State
Latitude and Longitudes of the project site 21° 8'14.50"N and 72°48'17.17"E.
Mean Sea Level 16 m
Total area acquired 6404.00 sq. mt
Total Built up area 24838.82 sq. mt
Type of Land Private Residential land
Nearest railway station Surat – 8.01 Km (NE direction)
National Highway National Highway NH. No. 8 (~16.7 km) Ratan J
Nearest Air port Nearest Airport Surat–6.99 Km (SW

Direction)
National park/Reserved forest None Within 10 km Radius
3. PROJECT COST
The estimated additional project cost for expansion of facility with basic amenities is
anticipated to be around Rs. 1.50 crore (Approx.), entire project now shall contain
 1 nos of Commercial cum residential Buildings having 14th floors
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 1 nos of Residential Buildings having 14th floors
 234 Residential Units and 24 Commercial units
4. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
4.1 Infrastructural features
Following facilities will take shape up as Project:
 Garden with jogging park
 Clubhouse for society
4.2 Built up area summary

Summary of built up area is given in table
SSS
all are in sq.mt.
5. ELECTRICITY
5.1 Power Requirement

The proposed development is for residential purpose. The Electrical Energy is required
for meeting the Lighting, Computer Power, Air conditioning, Water Pumps, etc.
The design of entire electrical installation will be based on the following standards and
codes: Indian Standard Specifications, Indian Electricity Act, Indian Electricity Rules,
IEEE Regulations, IEEE wiring code, National Building Code, National Fire Protection
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Authority, National Electrical Code, Chief Fire Officer, and Tariff Advisory Committee of
Fire Insurance.
5.2 Source of Power
The Power to the Complex will be available from DGVCL. The Power will be available at
66 KV 500 MA Fault level from supply authority. As per our experience the quality of
the power is not very good. The Variation is to very large extending hence
Transformers with OLTC and having tap setting of -15% to + 15% are proposed.
5.3 Electrical Load Demand

The Estimated Electrical load requirement of the proposed Development is 1300 KW.
5.4 Substation and Power supply

To meet the above said Electrical load requirement of complex, the Power from M/s.
DGVCL, the Supply Power Company in Gujarat, is to be received at 66 KV from their
Receiving Station. The power is then stepped down to 11KV in the Substation located
inside the plot area. This 11KV power is to be distributed to individual flats through a
Ring Main System
5.5 Power Factor Control

The power factor of the installation is proposed to be maintained above 0.95 & close to
unity at the Main MV Panel of every block. The power factor control shall be through
automatic power factor control relay that will switch on and off the capacitors as and
when required.
5.6 Captive Generation

With regards to selection of Diesel Generating Set (DG Set) for the complex, it is
proposed to go in for back up for the utilities services in the event of Grid Power
Failure. Hence it is proposed to install 4 Nos of 62.5 KVA Silent working Radiator
cooled DG sets. The Acoustical Enclosure shall be provided for the DG Set. Each DG will
have its own Day oil fuel tank of capacity 100 liters each. For the street lighting &
the other common plot areas, it is proposed to have solar based power system
for every 10th light.
5.7 Earthing
Earthing (Copper) will be of Ashlok make Pipe earthling type. The resistance to the
earth will be maintained below 1 ohm. The Earth Grid shall be made and be kept ready
in the Electrical Room for the further necessary distributing tap-off as required by other
agencies.
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6. ENERGY CONSERVATION DETAILS
Details of provisions to make the project energy efficient and adoption of modes of
alternative eco-friendly sources of energy, solar street lighting etc. Measures proposed
to comply with the ECBC norms / other international norms proposed for energy
conservation. Efforts will be taken for energy conservation using passive solar
architecture wherever it is possible as under….
 Maximum utilization of natural light.
 Roof-top thermal insulation.
 LED lighting fixtures in the common areas.
 Appropriate design to shut out excess heat and gain loss.
 Aerated block [Cement + Fly Ash + Air mixture] will be used to reduce heat
stress inside building.
 Use of solar energy in external lighting, and solar panel calculations are as below
Solar Panels Calculation:
o 50 kw lighting Through solar system
o For 1 kw system, area required = 150 sq. ft
o For 50 kw, area required = 150 x 50 = 7500 sq.ft. = 696.77 sq.mt.
o 1 solar panel = size (1mx2m), supplies 300 w (0.3 kw) energy (5-hour sunlight)
o No. of solar panels required = 50 / 0.3 = 167 panels
o No. of solar panels provided on roof top (including passage and other areas
lighting) = 167 Panels
 Following precaution will be taken during selection of material…
SR. Building ECBC Recommendations for Climate Additional Parameters Suggested to Achieve
NO Envelopes Zone (Surat) ECBC Requirements
24-Hr Use Daytime Use Configuration U-VALUE

Buildings Buildings
(Maximum U - (Maximum U-
Factor) Factor)
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1 EXPOSED ROOF 0.261 W/m² °C 0.409 W/m² °C RCC SLAB of 150mm thickness 0.26 W/m² °C
with 75mm Brick Coba & 12mm
clay tile above along with 75 mm
thick INSULATION
(0.046 (0.072 (4 layers of 8mm Kinifoam or Eq. (0.045 Btu/Hr-
or underdeck 30 mm phenotherm Ft²-°F)

Btu/Hr-Ft²-°F) Btu/Hr-Ft²-°F)
/ 50 mm TF quality EPS)
2 EXTERNAL WALL 0.44 W/m² °C 0.44 W/m² °C PLASTERED AAC WALL with 0.44 W/m² °C
15mm plaster
(0.077 Btu/Hr-Ft²- (0.077 Btu/Hr-Ft²- (0.077 Btu/Hr-
°F) °F) Ft²-°F)
3 FENESTRATION
NORTH- 6.922 W/m² °C 6.922 W/m² °C ORDINARY (6mm) CLEAR FLOAT 6.25 W/m² °C
ORIENTATION GLASS
SC - 0.4 SC - 0.40 SC - 0.56
GLAZING
NON-NORTH 3.3 W/m² °C 3.3 W/m² °C THAI ASAHI GLASS (6mm clear 3.29 W/m² °C
ORIENTATION reflective+A12+6mm clear low)
DOUBLE GLAZING
SC - 0.25 SC - 0.25 SC - 0.43
 Glass Characteristic: the entire residential building envelope has been optimized
by choice of materials and providing insultation where ever applicable. The
thermal characteristics of glass are given as below:
Glass specifications:
o For north glazing Max U value= 3.30 W/m² °C
o For other glazing Max U value= 3.30 W/m² °C
7. WATER & WASTE WATER SYSTEM

For the proposed facility major water requirement is for domestic purpose. During the
construction phase expected water requirement will be 15 KL /day and during the
operation phase water requirement will be 101 kl/day. Break up of water consumption
pattern is as below:
Construction Phase:
Sr. No. Purpose Water Requirement Wastewater Generation
Quantity Quantity
Remarks Remarks
(KLD) (KLD)
Domestic water for @ 45

1. 2.7 Disposed through
labour Liter/P/D 2.1
Soak pit and Septic
for 60
8
workers Tank
2. Dust suppression 1.2 - - Evaporation Losses
Washing of 30-35% loss on

washing; rest will be
3. construction 4.2 - 2.8
collected and reused
equipment for curing.
4. Curing 6.9+ 2.8 - - Evaporation Losses
Fresh Water (KLD) 17.8

Disposed through
Recycle Water from Washing of 2.1 Soak pit and Septic
2.8 Tank
construction equipment (KLD)
Total Fresh water 15 KLD
Operation Phase:
Sr. Water Sewage Quantity of sewage to

Description Consumption Generation be discharged into
No. (KL/Day) (KL/Day) sewer (KL/Day)
1. Domestic: 98 131 64 KLD of treated sewage

(66 KLD recycled will be disposed through
(234 Residential Units
water) SMC drain after
x 5 Person per Unit x
treatment in the STP.
140 Liter/Day)
2. Commercial: 3 4
(2 KLD recycled
(24 Commercial Units
water)
x 4 Person per Unit x
45 Liter/Day)
3. Gardening: 3 KLD recycled Nil

water
(600 sq. m.
Gardening Area x 5.0
Liter/sq. m./Day)
Total (1+2+3) 101 (71 KLD 135

recycled water)
7.1 Sources of Water

Water will be made available from SMC for the proposed development. The water main
shall be networked around the main internal roads. For every Flat, a tap-off point from
the main line shall be provided along with a metering arrangement.
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7.2 Waste water System
In the proposed facility there will be no industrial activities, water will be utilized only for
the daily human activities; this generated wastewater will be the domestic in nature. Its
full capacity maximum wastewater generation will be 135 kL/day. Waste water will be
discharge in to SMC drain. Liquid effluent generated during operation phase will be
recycled back for flushing and gardening purpose (71 KLD), while 65 KLD will be
discharge in to SMC drain after treatment in the STP. Details of STP is enclosed as
annexure 7.
7.3 Details of Water Conservation Measures:

 Construction phase:
 An on-site adequate sanitation facility is provided and sewage will be disposed into
SMC U/G drain.
 Equipment washed wastewater will be reused for curing activity.
 Pressure coke will be provided for construction water usage line.
 To aware the construction workers with help of banners to save water during
different activity.
 Operation stages:
 We will keep a provision to install aerated coke (Foam Type) in wash basins,
kitchen, low flush water closets in toilet and pressure reducing valves in water
pipeline.
 Rain water harvesting system will be adopted.
 Collected rain water will be recharge into ground water.
8. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION &

OPERATION PHASE
Construction phase usually results in temporary environmental pollution only. Such

pollution is mainly due to site preparation, civil works, transportation, storage & handling
of different kinds of materials, construction workers sanitation etc. These are usually
short-term impacts as compared to those during operational phase.
During operational phase, usually long-term impacts are envisaged. The recommended
environmental pollution control measures for the various positive and negative, short
term and long-term impacts identified and predicted are tabulated as under:
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Recommended Mitigation Measures during Construction Phase and Operation
Phase of Infrastructure Facilities
Type of Impact Mitigation measures
Air Environment
Construction Phase
a) Excavation a) Excavation:
During excavation due care shall be taken that the excavator

shall not release the sand from higher elevation. The piling of
sand shall be done uniformly and proper storage shall be
maintained to avoid dusting because of wind. If required
temporary windshield barrier shall be provided with help of
galvanized sheets and bamboos. Water Sprinkling shall be
done continuously on the site and periodically on the roads
where vehicle movement is more
b) Vehicular movement
The proper maintenance of construction machines shall be

b) Vehicular movement ensured and the engine oils and filter shall be replaced
regularly. When the machinery is not in use the engine shall be
switched off.
Operation phase
a) Vehicular movement a) Vehicular movement
All vehicles shall be properly maintained and should have valid

PUC registration. This has to be checked periodically.
b) Emission from the DG set

b) Emission from the DG
set D.G set will be stand by or utilized in case of emergency during
the power failure. Monthly maintenance work will be carried
out.
Noise Environment
CONSTRUCTION PHASE During the construction phase the noise levels are expected to
rise due to movement of vehicles, equipments and heavy
machinery. The mitigation measures will include
maintenance of the vehicles and heavy machinery and
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provision of personal protective equipment to the workers
working in high noise level.
OPERATION PHASE The DG set will generate high noise. Noise from DG set will be
controlled by providing an acoustic enclosure or by treating
the room acoustically. Personal protective equipment like
earplugs and earmuffs shall be provided.
Water Environment
CONSTRUCTION
PHASE Sewage
Sewage wastewater:
wastewater
If is the main pollution parameter during this phase. Sewage
wastewater shall be disposed through soak pit/septic tank.
Sewage wastewater
Domestic waste water will be disposed through SMC Drain

after treatment in the STP
OPERATION PHASE Measures proposed to prevent Odour nuisance due to
Sewage wastewater the STP Operation:
o STP design will be based on MBBR type having efficient

operation
o Tree plantation shall be carried out the periphery of the

STP plant.
o Adequate air shall be provided to maintain the DO level

in the aeration tank.
o The generated sludge shall be treated immediately in

filter press and shall be disposed properly as per
norms.
o Odor will create due to septic condition in aeration

tank. So blower should run continuously and also air
distribution should be proper.
o Wastewater should be free of plastic bag or any other

large size material to prevent clogging/choking.
o There should be no spillage and leakage in pipe or any
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unit.
o There should be provision of appropriate vent where it

is required.
o If treated effluent is having an odor, then pressure

sand filter and activate carbon filter will be used for
tertiary treatment.
Soil Quality
CONSTRUCTION PHASE i) During construction phase major solid waste

generated is construction and domestic solid waste. The
construction waste will be utilized for leveling and road
construction in plant premises. As per the policy of SMC
vide resolution no: 1621/2016, date: 10-10-2016, all
developers have to pay Rs. 17/- Per sq. mt as initial deposits
to the authorized agency toward C & waste handling at the
time of plan approval. SMC has authorized M/s Surat Green
Precast Pvt. Ltd. (a SPV created for C&D waste management
in Surat city with SMC) for 20 years vide resolution no.
592/2016.
ii) Excess Excavated material to be utilized for site leveling or

form development or sold to other construction company as
per guidelines
Generation Quantity to be Mode of Disposal /

(m3) reused (m3) Reuse
Top Soil 640 m3 600 m3 600 m3 of

excavated Top Soil
(Plot Area (Green belt
Utilized for
6404 m2 * 0.1 Area 600 m2 *
greenbelt
m= 640 m3) 1 m = 600
development
m 3)
Other 8,528.76 m3 - 8,568.76 m3 of

excavated other excavated
(BA 2436.79
earth earth shall be
m2* 3.5 m=
utilized for other
8475.6 3)
project after
payment of
necessary royalty
Construction 15kg/day Nil Sold off to

debris recyclers
Steel scrap 15kg/day
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Discarded 6kg/day
packing
materials
DETAILS OF USE OF ECO-FRIENDLY BUILDING MATERIAL:
Sr. Name of fly ash-based To be used at

No product
1. Fly ash brick Wall Partition
2. Aerated block Wall Partition
3. Paving block Parking areas & walk way
4. RMC (Ready Mix Concrete) Flooring, foundation
5. Lead free paints Wall, Ceiling
OPERATION PHASE I) Very small quantity of used oil shall be

generated from the DG set. This shall be sent to approved
recycler or rousers.
II) The solid wastes generated during operation phase will

consist of:
Organic waste 150-180 Kg/day Waste vegetables and food
Inorganic 300-330 Kg/day Papers, Cartons, Thermocol, Plastics,

waste Polythene bags, Glass etc.
STP Sludge 25 Kg/day
Compost from 70 Kg/day

OWC
Estimated Qty. Generation:
234 Residential units x 5 person per unit x 400

gm/person/day = 468 Kg/Day
24 Commercial units x 4 person per unit x 400

gm/person/day = 39 Kg/Day
Note: - For Solid waste segregation at source will be adopted

and wet waste will be processed within premises using OWC.
Recyclable material shall be disposed as per the practice of

SMC.
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It is Proposed to install organic waste convertor for kitchen waste having capacity of
200 kg/day. Kitchen waste will be collected separately using two bin system on daily
basis. Collected waste will be treated in organic waste convertor, the machine takes
organic waste as input and to create manure starter. The OWC uses proprietary
technology to optimally homogenize, aerate and hydrate waste. The processed waste
is transformed into FCO compliant manure that can be used on site in gardens or
agriculture
Item Specifications
Electrical Supply 3ph
Connected Load (HP) 1.5 HP (Max)
Space required for OWC (in mm) H 1660 X W 1420 X L 3310
Space for Activated Carbon Filter (in mm) 600 H x 400 W x 800 L
Space to be left from all sides 3ft. from all sides of the machine (Not
Mandatory but recommended)
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Layout of OWC plant
Budgetary provision for Environmental Management Plan:
S. No. Description Cost

(Rs. In Lakhs)
1. Sewage Treatment Plant including dual plumbing 95
2. Landscaping & Gardening 10
3. Solid waste Management 8
4. Rainwater harvesting 6
5. Energy Conservation 20
Total Cost 139
Year wise Budgetary provision for Recurring expenses
Year st nd rd th th
1 year 2 year 3 year 4 year 5 year
Amount in 4.5 4.5 5.0 5.0 5.5

lakhs
The proposed project shall take adequate measures to control air, water, solid and noise
and / or thermal pollution generated, if any.
9. PROPOSED PARKING PROJECTION

Designated parking space has been provided as per NBC code, summary of same is as
follows.
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Parking Requirement Total Proposed Parking
Uses FSI Area
as per the GDCR Area to be provided
Residential Area 17065.99 20% 3413.198 5227.73
Commercial Area 561.24 50% 280.62 295.92
Total 3693.818 5523.65
Parking Summary for Residential Units
Parking Requirement as per the Parking Space Proposed to be

NBC Provided
Use
No. of Parking
Floor Area CPS Location ECS
units area(m2)
Residential 3 car park for every 234 175 Basement 2086.04 66

4 unit
Hollow plinth 1035.23 37
Commercial 1 car park for every 24 11 Surface 2402.38 105

50 m2
Total 187 Total 5523.65 208
10. RAIN WATER HARVETSING AND STORM DRAINAGE
The storm drainage above ground will essentially cater for the seasonal rain. The major
part of discharge will be from the roof. The flat roof will have a general slope of 1 in
100 the screed towards the periphery.
Rainwater harvesting bore well calculations:
Required Recharging borewell = Net area of Plot (6404.00 sq. mt )

4000
=1.60 (2 nos. Provided)
Rain Water Harvesting Scheme
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RAIN WATER HARVESTING
Roof Top Run-Off

Storm Water Run-Off from Paved /
Green Field Area
Filtration Pits
Filtration Pits
Harvested and Stored In

beautification tank
Harvested and Stored In fire water
tank
Overflow From tank (i.e. Inlet of Recharge
Pipe Shall Remain Above Full Supply Level)
Recharges to Ground Aquifers Via Recharge
Wells Provided In pond
2 Nos. Of Recharge Wells
SMC Storm Drain

When the Aquifer Does Not Accept Water
through Recharge Well, Overflow Will Go
to the External Strom Water Drains
Through Specially Laid Pipes
Rain Water Harvesting Potential Calculations
Among the several factors that influence the rainwater harvesting potential of a site,
eco-climatic conditions and the catchment characteristics are considered to be the most
important. Runoff depends upon the area and type of the catchment over which it falls
as well as surface features. All calculations relating to the performance of rainwater
catchment systems involve the use of runoff coefficient to account for losses due to
spillage, leakage, infiltration, catchment surface wetting and evaporation, which will all
contribute to reducing the amount of runoff. (Runoff coefficient for any catchment is the
ratio of the volume of water that runs off a surface to the volume of rainfall that falls on
the surface).
S. No. Type of catchment Coefficients

Roof catchments
1 Tiles 0.8-0.9
2 Corrugated metal sheets 0.7-0.9
Ground surface coverings
3 Concrete 0.6-0.8
4 Brick pavement 0.5-0.6
Untreated ground catchments
5 Soil on slopes less than 10% 0.0-0.3
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6 Rocky natural catchments 0.2-0.5
Based on the above factors the water harvesting potential of a site could be estimated
as given below.
Total Area 6404 sq.m

Ground Coverage area 1880.89 sq.m
Internal Road and open Area 3923.11 sq.m
Green Belt 600 sq.m
Open Land area Roof top Area

Area of catchment (A) = 4523.11 sq.m 1880.89 sq.m
Average annual rainfall ( R) = 1.2 m 1.2 m
Runoff coefficient (C) = 0.55 0.8
Annual rain water harvesting AxRxC
potential cu.m AxRxC cu.m
2985.25 cu.m 1805.7 cu.m
Total 4790.9 cu.m Annual Average
Rain water harvesting Proposed 1805.7 cu.m
11. GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT

Total Plot area : 6404.00 sq. mt
Area for green Belt : 600 sq.mt
No of tree to be planted : 100
Tree & lawn covered area with number & type of trees to be planted & year wise
implementation details
Green Belt Area Statement
Type of tree Nos
Large tree such as Gulmohar, Jambu, Bakam Limdo, Chikoo, 100

kadam etc
(Canopy width 3 to 4 m and distance between two trees 3 m)
Medium and small tree such as Ashopalav, Jasud, Chameli 20
(Canopy width 2 to 2.5 m and distance between two trees 5 m)
100 (+20)
Total Green belt area 600 Sq. Mt
Total Tree Cover area 300 Sq. Mt
Total lawn area (100 % in COP) 300 Sq. Mt.
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Total COP area 640.40 Sq. Mt
Year 1st year 2nd year 3rd year
Nos of tree 40(+10) 40 (+10) 20

(including all)
12. OBJECTIVES OF RISK ASSESSMENT

The objectives of the Risk Assessment are to identify potential risk from the proposed
infrastructure facility and suggest the risk mitigation measures in order to ensure safe
conditions. Another very important objective is to design disaster management plan.
The risk analysis assessment study essentially covers the following:
12.1 Risk Identification and Risk Mitigation
From the facility of proposed project except fire and natural calamity like flood and
earth quake, there is no other probable risk.
For mitigation of fire risk in near by vicinity, it has proposed full-fledged fire system
with all necessary fire fighting equipments. A proper fire detection and alarm system
shall be installed. For fast and effective communication, an advanced communication
system shall also be installed. For proper handling and management of any eventuality,
an Emergency Control Center shall be established. Emergency power supply shall be
provided at all vulnerable points.
All infrastructure facility of proposed project shall be designed and constructed as per
the requirement of the local seismic zone criteria.
12.2 Disaster Management Plan
NATURE OF HAZARDS AND OCCURRENCES

NATURE OF HAZARD POTENTIAL AREAS / LOCATIONS
Fire hazards  Near electrical substation, equipment etc.
 Near DG set
Explosion hazard  DG set
 Transformers
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Bursting of pipe lines & vessel  Instrument and service air pipelines
12.3 Safety Measures

Fire Protection System
The fire protection system for the premises will be designed to meet the requirements
specified by the Chief Fire Officer / NBC.
Broadly the fire protection system will comprise of the following.
 Hydrant system - Wet Riser system.
 External Hydrant.
 Sprinkler system.
 Pumps.
Wet Riser System
Wet riser system consists of wet riser pipes 150mm diameter which will be located in
the fire ducts. These pipes are connected at the bottom with main fire pump drawing
water from underground total storage of capacity 1,00,000 liters.
These pipes are in turn connected to landing valves (hydrant) and first aid hose reels
provided at every floor. On each landing 2 hose of 15 m each will be provided. All this
will be housed in an fire hose cabinet with glass front. The spacing of fire hose cabinet
within the premises will be such that any location is within 30m radius of the hose
station.
External Hydrant
External Hydrant will be provided within the confines of the site area. These will be
tapped from the wet riser mains and will run underground. The hydrants will be
accompanied with hose box housing 2 nos. 15 m RRL canvass hose, branch pipe and
nozzles. Courtyard hydrants will be spaced at every 45 meters interval and /or as per
CFO’s NOC.
Sprinkler System
The entire villa premises shall be sprinkler protected. Chrome plated pendent type
sprinklers will be provided. The sprinkler wet risers will be provided with flow switch
and isolation valves at every floor. From the isolation valve tenants can provide the
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sprinklers at every floor according to actual requirements. The sprinkler riser will be
tapped from the underground ring main. Each zone will have an isolation valve and flow
switch, which will be wired to the Annunciation panel. The sprinkler system will be
separate with its own set of piping, pumps and panels.
Fire Extinguisher
Portable Fire Extinguisher dry chemical powder type, 5 Kg capacity will be provided in
the lobby and Public areas. CO2 type extinguisher 5 Kg / 10 Kg capacity will be
provided for the electrical rooms and AHU areas.
Fire Alarm System
Fire Alarm Control Panel: The Entire building shall be provided with Fire Alarm
Detection System. The building Fire Alarm System will have integrated fire detection
and public address system comprising:
i. Analogue addressable smoke & heat detectors and manual call points.
ii. Informative Fire-warning signals, inclusive of visual alarms in occupied Areas
(strobes).
The system provides coverage for all normally occupied and circulation spaces which
are under the common areas. The Fire Alarm panel will have adequate number of
active loops are per the requirement of the common areas and also the panel shall be
of expandable type so that additional loops can be added to cater to the floors as per
the requirement of the tenants if they desire so else the Tenants’ Fire Alarm Panels
status shall be monitored from the complex’s main Fire Panel and the Tenants are to
ensure that the Potential free contact to be given to the main penal of the builder to
enable the fire status to be known to the central system. The Local Panel installation in
the Tenants area and its further local distribution shall be in the scope of the Tenants
only.
Fire Alarm system shall be connected with Hooters, Break Glass Units (ie., Manual Call
points) as required.
13. BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

The building management system (BMS) is a microprocessor based multi-tasking multi-
level system, which centralizes the monitoring, operation and management of a
building’s facilities to achieve more efficient operation. The three levels of monitoring
done by BMS are.
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 Management Control
 System Control Panel
 Local Control Panel
 The local control panel provides microprocessor based multitasking system with
resident full capability software, which enables it to perform all Digital Direct
Control, Energy Management, Facility Management and all logic and math
functions. The local controls panel functions both as a stand-alone and as a part of
the integrated network with compatibility for Analogue and Digital I/O points.
 The system controller provides communication upwards to the Management Level,

peer-peer communication and downward to the local control.
 The Management level is a computer-based man-machine interface comprising a

personal computer, a printer, an operator at this level can access data from and
issue common to points anywhere in the system.
The monitoring and control points for each utility and equipment are as Follows:
UTILITY EQUIPMENT MONITOR & CONTROL MANAGEMENT

ALARM
1) Electrical & mechanical DG Set Status Run time

Run time Energy
Energy
2) Water Supply Storage Hi Lo & Inflow
Tanks Overflow
Inflow
Pumps Status Start/Stop Run time
Sump pumps Overflow Hi low
Start/Stop
3) Fire Detection & Fire Fire zones All supply fans
Fighting
Atrium fans
The BMS room will be located at the Ground level. This would accommodate BMS,
CCTV, FACP fire panel etc. This BMS room will act as main control Room from which all
operations can be monitored continuously.
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14. RISK OF EARTHQUAKE
The risk of an earthquake in the region may not be ruled out. The earthquakes
expected may not exceed moderate intensity as the region is at center of Indian Plate
and intra plate earthquakes rarely exceed magnitude of 4.5.
15. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT GROUP
In case of major emergency such as fire or natural calamity emergency management

group shall act as tabulated under.
TEAM RESPONSIBILITY
Fire Fighting  To rush to fire spot and extinguish fire.

Team
 To seek help from outside fire fighting agencies.
 To evacuate persons effected.
Communication  To maintain the communication network in working condition.

Team
 To attend urgent repairs in the communication system, if
required.
 To arrange messengers for conveying urgent messages when

needed.
Security Team  To man all gates.
 To ban entry of unauthorized persons.
 To permit with minimum delay, the entry of authorized personnel

and outside agencies, vehicles etc. who have come to help.
 To allow the ambulance / evacuation vehicles etc. to go through

the gates without normal checks.
Administration  To rescue the casualties on priority basis.

Team
 To make arrangement of vehicles during emergency evacuation to
shift causality to hospitals.
 To transport casualties to first aid post, safe places or medical

centers.
 To account the personnel.
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 To help in search for missing personnel.
 To pass information to the kith and kin of fatal or serious injured

persons.
Medical Team  To arrange first aid material / stretchers immediately and reach to
site of accident.
 To arrange for immediate medical attention through primary

health center.
 To arrange for sending the casualties to various hospitals and

nursing homes etc.
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Annexure: 1
Lay out plan
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PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT. LAYOUT PLAN 1/8
C.O.P.AREA CALCULATION
25.12
1) ½ (25.12 + 31.40) X 10.84 = 306.34 sq.mt.
10.84
(1) 2) ½ (10.91 + 10.80) X 12.48 = 135.47 sq.mt.
PROP.SITE 3) ½ (18.92 + 10.46) X 10.80 = 158.65 sq.mt.
31.40
18.92 12.48 3
4) 2 X 4.36 X13.71 + (4.36) = 42.87 sq.mt.
10.91
10.80
13
(3) (2) 3 2 X 13.71
.7
36
1
4.
(4) 10.46 = 643.33 sq.mt.
E
A AREA STATEMENT S.Q.MTS.

.LIN
LIST OF DRGS. ATTACHED

H.T
1 AREA OF PLOT NO OF COPIES

FLOOR AREA
BUILT- UP AREA (in sq.mt) F.S.I. AREA (in sq.mt) (a) AS PER RECORD 6404.00 PLANS
K.V
ELEVATION
19 AREA STATEMENT (b) AS PER SITE 6404.00 05
220
BLDG- A BLDG -B BLDG- A BLDG -B SECTION

2 DEDUCTION FOR
PLOT AREA 6404.00 sq.mt. BASEMENT FLOOR 2436.79 -- -- (a) ROAD ALIGHNMENT --
GR. FLOOR 842.33 1038.56 280.62 -- --
PER. C.O.P. 10%: (b) ANY RESERVATIONS --
6404.00 X 10% 640.40 sq.mt. 1ST FLOOR 787.45 804.92 314.89 692.65
TOTAL (a+b) --
2ND FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65
PROP. C.O.P. AS PER CALCULATION: 643.33 sq.mt. 3 NET AREA OF PLOT (1-2) REF DESCRIPTION OF LAST
3RD FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 6404.00
NET PLOT AREA = 6404.00 - 643.33 5760.67 sq.mt. DATE
4TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 4 C.O.P. @ 10% ( 4108.00) 640.40 APPROVED PLANS (IF ANY)
PER. F.S.I. AREA: (6404.00 X 1.80) 11527.20 sq.mt.
5TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 4a PROPOSED C.O.P. 640.40
(less 15 % OF C.O.P. AREA = 15% X 643.33 96.50 sq.mt.
6TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 4b BALANCE AREA OF PLOT (3-4a)
11430.70 sq.mt. 5763.60
NET PER. F.S.I. AREA: (11527.20 - 96.50) 7TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65
5 PERMISSIBLE F.S.I. @ 1.80= 6404.00 11527.20
ADD (+ 0.90) PAID F.S.I. (6404.00 X 0.90 ) 5763.60 sq.mt. 8TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65
5a (less 15 % OF C.O.P. AREA = 15% X 640.40 96.06 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED PROPERTY
TOTAL (2.70) F.S.I (11430.70 + 5763.60 ) 17194.30 sq.mt. 9TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65
10TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 NET PERMISSIBLE F.S.I. 11431.14
PROPO. F.S.I. AREA: 17627.23 sq.mt.
E 11TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 6 ADD (+ 0.90) PAID F.S.I. (6404.00 X 0.90 ) 5763.60 PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
KEY PLAN N F.S.I. CONSUMED (17627.23 / 6404.00) 2.75
12TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 692.65 TOTAL (2.70)F.S.I. AREA :- (11431.14+5763.60) 17194.74 BLDG. PLAN ON FINAL T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD)
S 561.91
SCALE - 1CM. = 20.00 MT. RECHARGING BORE WELL: 13TH FLOOR 658.94 787.17 561.91 692.65 BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT.
7 BUILT UP PERMISSIBLE
W 6404.00 / 4000.00 = 1.601 SAY 2 UNIT. 14TH FLOOR 591.70 787.17 591.70 692.65
7a DEDUCTION FOR NORTH LINE SCALE REMARKS
PROPO. RECHARGING BORE WELL 2 UNIT. STAIRCASE CABIN 99.59 96.99 -- --
NET PERMISSIBLE BUILT UP IV
TOTAL 10228.35 12173.68 7930.13 9697.10 AS SHOWN IN PLAN
24838.82 sq.mt. 17627.23 sq.mt. (a) GROUND FLOOR
(b) ALL FLOORS CERTIFICATE
EXISTING FLOOR AREA AT (1) EXISTING STRUCTURE AND ADJOINING
GROUND FLOOR V IS SEEN BY ME & NECESSARY PRECA
COLOUR NOTE
8 PROPOSED AREA AT BUILT UP F.S.I. UTIONS WILL BE TAKEN FOR SMOOTH
1.PLOT BOUNDRY BASEMENT FLOOR 2436.79 PARKING WORKING WITHOUT DEFECT TO EXISTING WORK
12.00 MT. WIDE ROAD GR.FLOOR 1880.89 280.62
2 EXISTING STREET MANHOLE CONNECTION IS VARIFIED BY ME
BUILDING CONTROL LINE 1ST.FLOOR 1592.37 1007.54 (2) VARIFIED THAT THE PLOT UNDER
3.95 66.65 3.ALIGNMENT AREA
2ND.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 REFERENCE WAS SURVEYED BY
95
4.PERMISIBLE LINE
3.
4.5 RECHARGE
3RD.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 ME ON DT. 15-04-18 AND THE
6
5. OPEN SPACE
6.00
No colour
BORE
6.00
4TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 DIMENSIONS OF SIDES ETC OF
6.EXISTING WORK
26.45 5TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 PLOT STATED ON PLAN ARE AS
6.06 7.TO BE DEMOLISHED
WC
F.H.
6TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 MEASURED ON SITE AND THE
15. 8.PROPOSED WORK
ADJ. F.P. NO. 89

00 7TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 ARE SO WORKED OUT TALLIES
&O
ENT.FOYER 9 WORK WITHOUT 8TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 WITH THE AREA STATED IN
UP DN
TP
FIRE
DRY
POWDER PERMISSION IF STARTED ON SITE 9TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 DOCUMENT OF OWNERSHIP/T.P.
ALARAM
10 . DRAINAGE LINE
30.85
RS
RAMP dn (1:7) FIRE 10TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 RECORD

.15
LIFT
23
LIFT
KV
FO
11TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56

220
12TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56

E
INE
AC
46
30.45
13TH.FLOOR 1446.11 1254.56 SIGNATURE
33.
.L
P.V.C. DRUM
1.0 mt
SP
H.T
0.40MM COURSE SAND 14TH.FLOOR 1378.87 1284.35 ARCHITECT/ENGINEER/SURVEYOR

16.62
0.60MM COURSE SAND STAIR CABIN 196.58 ---- OWENER SIGNATURE

FIRE
TOTAL 24838.82 17627.23
LIFT
AD
.60
F.P. NO.18 LIFT

ALARAM
LESS PERMI. 1.8 F.S.I 11430.70
RO
64
FIRE
O.P. NO.57 DN UP DRY PROPOSED PAID UP F.S.I 6196.53
6.80 mt
POWDER
BLOCK NO.112 8 TO 12 MM GRAVEL F.S.I CONSUMED 2.75

6.00
RAMP DN (1:7) ENT.FOYER

E
2.
65
D
5.44
WI
BOOSTER PUMP
F.H.
6.00 B BALCONY AREA
39.08
.
MT
U.G.W.T.
1 PERMISSIBLE BALCONY AREA/FLOOR
75,000 LTR.
RECHARGE
9.00
BORE 2 PROPOSED BALCONY AREA/FLOOR CERTIFICATE

.00
6.00
BASEMENT LINE RAMP DN (1:7) 3 EXCESS BALCONY AREA (TOTAL) THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SIGNATURE OF LAND
ADJ. F.P. NO. 19

45
6.60 mt
44.61 6.00 12 TO 25 MM GRAVEL 6 PERMISSIBLE F.S.I. OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
5.22
C TENEMENT STATEMENT DOCUMENTS ARE DONE IN MY PRESENCE. I KNOW
25.12
38.45
ENT.FOYER ENT.FOYER
1 AREA FOR TENEMENT PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
Sq rea
DRY DRY
.
IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF

300 ver A
2 TENENTS PERMISSIBLE AT
.mt
POWDER POWDER
23.27 BOOSTER PUMP F.H. F.H. BOOSTER PUMP
LAND OWNER / OWNERS. :- .............................................
GROUND FLOOR
o
FIRE FIRE
t
8.60
17.33
q.m
eC
DN UP
LIFT LIFT
FIRE FIRE ...............................................................................................
ALL FLOORS
Tre
ALARAM ALARAM
S
UP LIFT LIFT DN
00
DEVELOPER’S NAME:- .......................................................

3
,3
TENEMENTS EXISTING AT
21.75
6.60 mt
...............................................................................................
rea
GROUND FLOOR REGISTRATION NO. TDO-DEVR -......................................

A
25 TO 35 MM GRAVEL
7.50
SHOPPING
er
SHOPPING
ALL FLOORS ..............................................................................................
ov
UP
nc
C.O.P. 15.36 DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-..........................................................

4 TENEMENTS PROPOSED AT
w
643.33 Sq.mt.
La
52.53 6.04 GROUND FLOOR

...............................................................................................
6.00
6.31
ALL FLOORS ARCHITECT SIGNATURE

7.
50 5 TOTAL TENENTS (3+4)
SECTION
99.15 D TENEMENT PARTICULARS
BUILDING CONTROL LINE 1 NOS OF ROOMS/TENEMENT
2 TOILETS PROVIDED FOR TENEMENT
18.00 MT WIDE ROAD P.V.C. DRUM 3 TENEMENT FLOOR AREA Ar. Haresh Mahadevwala
B.ARCH
E PARKING STATEMENT
200 MMØ 1 PARKING REQUIRED BY REGULATIONS 3604.05
BORE WELL AAYOJAN
ARCHITECT
2 PROPOSED PARKING FOR 5523.65 INTERIOR DESINGER
2477800-2477900
GOVT. APPROVED VALUER www.aayojanarchitect.com
E
LAYOUT PLAN PLAN F LOADING UNLOADING
info@aayojanarchitect.com
Himani Apartment,Majura gate,Surat.
N S
(SCALE : 1cm.=4.00mt.) 1 LOADING & UNLOADING REQUIRED CHD BY :- LIC. NO: TDO.:AR -12
W S.M.C.
435
2 TOTAL LOADING UNLOADING PROVIDED DRN BY :- JAYASHRI
Annexure:2
Floor wise layout plan
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PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT. GR.FL 3/8
BUILDING CONTROL LINE

3.95 66.65
12.00 MT. WIDE ROAD
95
3.
6.02
6.01
15. 'A'
0 0
CANOPY @1ST. FL. LVL.
6.06
F.H.
2.00
2.00 2.00
ENT.FOYER
5.83 X 5.91
UP DN
DRY
POWDER
FIRE
RAMP DN ALARAM
ADJ. F.P. NO. 89

(1:7)
30.85
LIFT FIRE LIFT
6.00 2.00 X 2.00 X
2.40 2.40
TYPICAL FL. LINE
40
KV
30.45
34.
BASEMENT LINE 'B-BLDG.'
220
AD
E
RO
.LIN
H.T
E
LIFT FIRE LIFT

ID
2.00 X 2.00 X
2.40 2.40
.W
.60
ALARAM
MT
FIRE
64
POWDER
DRY
DN UP
.00
ENT.FOYER
7.59
(3) (2) 5.83 X 5.91
45
2.00 2.00
(4)
2.00
ADJ. F.P. NO. 19

1.43 F.H.
40.60 6.00
'A'
9.00
6.00
CANOPY @1ST. FL. LVL.
7.59
44.61 6.00
CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SIGNATURE OF LAND

BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:-
25.12 OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
ENT.FOYER PARKING ENT.FOYER
'A' BLDG.
38.45
PARKING 6.33 X 4.42 LVL +0.00 MT. 6.33 X 4.42 PARKING
DOCUMENTS ARE DONE IN MY PRESENCE. I KNOW
BUILT UP AREA = 842.33 sq.mt. PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
DRY DRY
POWDER POWDER
TYPICAL FL. LINE IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF
F.H. F.H. 'B' BLDG.
LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
2.00
2.00
DN FIRE LIFT FIRE LIFT UP BUILT UP AREA = 1038.56 sq.mt.
FIRE 2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 FIRE DEVELOPER’S NAME:-
'A-BLDG.'
92
2.00 ALARAM ALARAM 2.00
17.33
'A'
18.
2.00
2.00
UP LIFT LIFT DN
2.40 X 2.00 V V V V 2.40 X 2.00
21.75
C.O.P. REGISTRATION NO. TDO-DEVR -

2.00
4.94 W.C W.C U W.C

D21.20X
1.00X
1.20
1.00X
1.20
U 1.00 'A'
U
0.60
W.C
3.70
D2 D2 D2 1.20X
SHOP-1 SHOP-2 D1 D1 G.TOIL. 1.00 DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-
3.20 X 6.47 3.20 X 6.47 SHOP-3
SHOP-4 SHOP-5 SHOP-6 SHOP-7 2.00 2.00 SHOP-9 SHOP-10 SHOP-11 SHOP-12 SHOP-13
7.08
4.99 X 6.47
6.58
6.58
C.A. = 2.67 X 5.61 3.05 X 5.61 3.05 X 5.61 2.67 X 5.61 2.67 X 5.61 3.05 X 5.61 3.05 X 5.61 2.67 X 5.61 4.99 X 6.47
6.62
5.72
5.72
C.A. = C.A. = C.A. = C.A. = SHOP-8 C.A. = C.A. = C.A. = C.A. = C.A. = 32.28 sq.mt.
32.28 sq.mt. 14.95 sq.mt. 14.95 sq.mt.
17.11 sq.mt. 17.11 sq.mt. B.A. = 33.96 sq.mt.
7.50
C.A. = C.A. = 17.11 sq.mt. 14.95 sq.mt. 4.99 X 4.15 14.95 sq.mt. 17.11 sq.mt.
17.72 sq.mt. B.A. = B.A. = B.A. = B.A. = B.A. = B.A. = B.A. = B.A. =
20.68 sq.mt. C.A. = 20.71 sq.mt. B.A. = OWNER'S SIGN:-
B.A. = B.A. = 33.60 sq.mt. 15.87 sq.mt. 18.41 sq.mt. 18.41 sq.mt. 15.87 sq.mt. UP B.A. = 21.70 sq.mt. 15.87 sq.mt. 18.41 sq.mt. 18.41 sq.mt. 15.87 sq.mt. ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-
19.02 sq.mt. PASSAGE
21.75 sq.mt. 4.99 X 2.23
R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S
7.92 5.21 11.99 5.33 11.88 5.21
15. 6.04
00 52.53
Ar. Haresh Mahadevwala
6.00
6.31
B. ARCH
7.5 AAYOJAN
0 ARCHITECT
INTERIOR DESINGER
2477800-2477900
GOVT. APPROVED VALUER
99.15 E
www.aayojanarchitect.com
18.00 MT WIDE ROAD GROUND FLOOR PLAN N S LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:
BUILDING CONTROL LINE (SCALE : 1cm.=2.00mt.) (LVL. + 0.00 mt.) W DRN BY: SAZMIN CHK BY:
S.M.C.
435
PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT. A-BLDG. 4/8
44.61 BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:-

1.22 1.22
BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:- F.S.I. AREA CALCULATION:- F.S.I. AREA CALCULATION:- 'A' BLDG. BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:-
(1) (1) (1) (1) F.S.I. AREA CALCULATION:-
0.30
0.30
2nd. & 13th. FL.:- 2.79

BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:- 'A' BLDG. (COMM.) 'A' BLDG. (RESI.)
14th. FL. LINE 'A' BLDG. 2.63 4.21
GR. & 1st. FL.:- 1st. FL.:- 1 X 44.61 X 17.33 = 773.09 sq.mt. 'A' BLDG. (RESI.)
'A' BLDG. LESS:- 14th. FL.:-
0.60
0.60
1) 1 X 6.62 X 2.88 = 19.07 sq.mt. 2nd. & 13th. FL.:-

0.60
0.60
(4) (5) (5) (4) SAME AS BUILT UP @ 700.87 sq.mt.

1st. FL.:- (1) 8 X 1.22 X 0.30 = 2.93 sq.mt. SAME AS BUILT UP @ 658.94sq.mt.
4.69
4.69
6.35
2.63 1.92 1.92 2.63 2) ½ (4.94 + 6.62) X 3.70 = 21.39 sq.mt. (1) (2) (3)
0.34 4.21 4.21 0.34 LESS:- (2) 2 X 5.21 X 3.37 = 35.12 sq.mt. SAME AS BUILT UP @ 658.94 sq.mt.
1 X 44.61 X 17.33 = 773.09 sq.mt. 3) 2 X 5.21 X 6.58 = 68.56 sq.mt. LESS:-
COMM. AREA @ 280.62 sq.mt. (3) 2 X 5.89 X 0.34 = 4.01 sq.mt. LESS:-
4.21 2.79 2.63 10.43 2.63 2.79 4.21 1) 1 X 6.62 X 2.88 = 19.07 sq.mt. 4) 1 X 11.99 X 5.72 = 68.58 sq.mt. 1) 67.24 sq.mt.
5.21 1) 2 X 4.21 X 4.69 = 39.49 sq.mt. (4) 4 X 4.21 X 0.60 = 10.10 sq.mt.
2) ½ (4.94 + 6.62) X 3.70 = 21.39 sq.mt. 5) 1 X 5.33 X 6.58 = 35.07 sq.mt. 1) 2 X 4.21 X 4.69 = 39.49 sq.mt.
2) 2 X 2.79 X 5.89 = 32.87 sq.mt. (5) 4 X 2.63 X 0.60 = 6.31 sq.mt. NET BUILT UP AREA = 658.94 - 67.24
17.33
2) 2 X 2.79 X 5.89 = 32.87 sq.mt.

3.37
5.89
4.69
5.89
4.69
5.89
3.17
5.89
4.69
5.89
4.69
5.89
3.37
(2) (1) (3) (3) (1) (2) = 813.55 sq.mt. 6) 1 X 11.88 X 5.72 = 67.95 sq.mt.
(2) (7) (2) 3) 2 X 2.63 X 4.69 = 24.67 sq.mt. (6) 2 X 1.92 X 5.89 = 22.62 sq.mt. 3) 2 X 2.63 X 4.69 = 24.67 sq.mt. = 591.70 sq.mt.
(6) LESS:- = 280.62 sq.mt. (7) 1 X 10.43 X3.17 = 33.06 sq.mt.
4.94 5.21 (6) = 377.65 sq.mt. = 97.03 sq.mt.
(1) 4 X 1.22 X 0.30 = 1.46 sq.mt. = 114.45 sq.mt. STAIR CABIN
(2) 2 X 5.21 X 3.37 = 35.12 sq.mt. TOTAL F.S.I. AREA = 280.62 sq.mt. X 2 FL.
NET F.SI. AREA =700.87 - 377.65 NET F.SI. AREA = 658.94 - 97.03 F.S.I. AREA CALCULATION:-
(3) 2 X 5.89 X 0.34 = 4.01 sq.mt. = 561.24 sq.mt. NET BUILT UP AREA = 773.09 - 114.15 AREA CALCULATION:-
= 561.91 sq.mt./FL.
3.70
(3) (4) (5) (5) (4) (3) = 314.89 sq.mt./FL. 'A' BLDG. (RESI.)
(2) (4) 4 X 4.21 X 0.60 = 10.10 sq.mt. = 658.94 sq.mt.
TOTAL F.S.I. AREA = 561.91 X 13 FL. 1) 2 X 2.63 X 4.69 = 24.67 sq.mt.
(3)
7.08
6.98
6.98
(5) 4 X 2.63 X 0.60 = 6.31 sq.mt. B'UP AREA:- BUILT UP @ 591.70 sq.mt. 2) 2 X 2.79 X 6.35 = 35.43 sq.mt.
= 7304.83 sq.mt.
5.72
5.72
(3) (5) (6) (6) 2 X 1.92 X 5.89 = 22.62 sq.mt. SANITORY ACCOMODATION:- SAME AS F.S.I. @ 97.03 sq.mt. 3) 2 X 4.21 X 4.69 = 39.49 sq.mt.
6.62 (4) 1st. FL. B'UP = 700.87 sq.mt.
(7) 1 X 10.43 X 3.17 = 33.06 sq.mt.
0.30
2.88
GR. & 1st. FL. = 99.59 sq.mt.

(1) (1) (1) (1) (1) = 112.68 sq.mt. NET F.SI. AREA = 591.70 - 97.03
ADD CANOPY AREA
= 561.24 = 140.31 SAY 141 PERSONS = 494.67 sq.mt.
NET BUILT UP AREA = 813.55 - 112.68 86.58 sq.mt.
6.62 5.21 11.99 1.22 5.33 11.88 5.21 4
= 700.87sq.mt. 700.87 + 86.58 = 787.45 sq.mt. FOR 141 PERSONS = 6 W.C. & 6 URINAL REQ.
PROPOSED = 8 W.C. & 6 URINAL PROVIDED
44.61 44.61
3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88 3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
V V V
W WASH WASH W W WASH
STORE BALCONY BALCONY STORE STORE BALCONY
1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07
TOILET 1.22 D1 D1 1.22 TOILET TOILET 1.22 D1
1.22 1.22 1.22
.
.
.
D2 D2 D2
.P
.P
.P
1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X
.W
.W
W1 W1 W1
.W
.W
.W
.P
BED RM BED RM BED RM
.P
1.82 1.82 1.82
R
R
R
.
.
W 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13
D2 D2 D2
KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING
2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28
D1 D1 D1 OPEN TERRACE OPEN TERRACE OPEN TERRACE LOWER TERRACE
LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM
6.98
6.98
6.98
6.98
LVL + 45.00 MT.
D1 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 D1 D1 3.05 X 4.43
C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. BOOSTER BOOSTER
STEEL STAIR STEEL STAIR
B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. PUMP PUMP
W BED RM D2 D2 BED RM BED RM D2

UP UP
R
.P
.P
.W
.W
.W
3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D
.W
.W
.P
.P
.P
R
R
1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X D1
.
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55
F.H. 1.82 1.82 F.H. F.H. F.H.
2.63 2.63
1.26
1.26
1.26
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.36
POWDER POWDER POWDER POWDER
1.82
W V V W W V
5.21 5.21
2.00
2.00
5.21 FIRE LIFT 10.43 FIRE LIFT 0.34 5.21 FIRE LIFT 10.43 FIRE LIFT 0.34
0.34 DN UP 0.34 DN LIFT M/C RM
2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 FIRE 2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00
FIRE FIRE LIFT M/C RM FIRE O/H WATER TANK
2.00 2.00 ALARAM 2.00
ALARAM ALARAM ALARAM
17.33
17.33
17.33
17.33
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
O/H WATER TANK
5.89
5.89
'A' 'A'
3.37
3.17
3.37
3.37
3.37
3.17
3.37
3.37
PASS. PASS. PASS. PASS.
(3) (3)
4.69
4.69
2.33 X 5.89 (3) (3) 2.33 X 5.89 2.33 X 5.89 (1) (1) 2.33 X 5.89
6.35
6.35
(1) (1)
(2) LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT
2.00
2.00
UP DN (2) (2) DN
2.40 X 2.00 10.43 2.40 X 2.00 5.21 2.40 X 2.00 10.43 2.40 X 2.00 5.21
5.21 (2) 5.21
W V 4.21 4.21 V W 4.21 4.21
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.26
1.26
1.26
V W W V 4.55
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
2.63 2.63 'A' 2.79 2.63 2.63 2.79
TOILET 4.55 2.79 4.55 TOILET TOILET 4.55 2.79 4.55 TOILET 4.55 4.55 4.55
1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X D1 D1 'A'
.
D D D D
.P
.P
0.60
0.60
BED RM BED RM 1.82 1.82 BED RM
.W
.W
1.82 1.82
.W
.W
.P
.P
W 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 W
R
BED RM D2 D2 D2 D2
.
3.66 X 3.13
0.60 MT. WD CHAJJA PROJ. 0.60 MT. WD CHAJJA PROJ.
D1 D1 D1 D1
6.98
6.98
6.98
6.98
LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM
3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43
D1 D1 D1 D1
B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. OPEN TERRACE OPEN TERRACE OPEN TERRACE
KIT./DINING C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. KIT./DINING KIT./DINING C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. KIT./DINING LVL + 45.00 MT.
C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. 2.67 X 4.28
2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28
D2 D2 D2 D2
W BED RM BED RM BED RM W
BED RM TOILET TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET TOILET 3.66 X 3.13
R
.
R
.P
.P
W1 W1 W1 W1
.W
.W
3.66 X 3.13 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X
.W
.W
D2 STORE D2 STORE D2 STORE D2 STORE
.P
.P
WASH WASH WASH WASH
R
1.82 D1 D1 1.82 1.82 D1 D1 1.82
.
.
1.34X 1.22X BALCONY BALCONY 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X BALCONY BALCONY 1.34X 1.22X
1.22 1.22 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.22 1.22
W W W W
V V V V
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88 3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88
44.61 44.61
14th. FLOOR PLAN 28.86
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN (LVL. +45.00mt.)
OWNER'S SIGN:-
(LVL. +42.00mt.) CANOPY ONLY 1st. FL.

3.00
44.61 44.61
3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88 3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
V V V V V V V V
W WASH WASH W W WASH WASH W W WASH WASH W W WASH WASH W
STORE BALCONY BALCONY STORE STORE BALCONY BALCONY STORE STORE BALCONY BALCONY STORE STORE BALCONY BALCONY STORE
1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.34X 1.22X
TOILET 1.22 D1 D1 1.22 TOILET TOILET 1.22 D1 D1 1.22 TOILET TOILET 1.22 D1 D1 1.22 TOILET TOILET 1.22 D1 D1 1.22 TOILET
D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22 D2 1.22
1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X 1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X 1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X 1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X
BED RM 1.82 1.82 BED RM BED RM 1.82 1.82 BED RM BED RM 1.82 1.82 BED RM BED RM 1.82 1.82 BED RM
W 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 W W 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 W
D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2
KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING
2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28
D1 KIT./DINING D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1
2.67 X 4.28 LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM
6.98
6.98
6.98
6.98
3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43
D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1
C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt.
B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt.
W BED RM D2 D2 BED RM BED RM D2 D2 BED RM W W BED RM D2 D2 BED RM BED RM D2 D2 BED RM W CERTIFICATE
3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET D D TOILET 3.66 X 3.13
1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X 1.22 X THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SIGNATURE OF LAND
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55 4.55 DRY 4.55
1.82 F.H. 2.63 1.82 1.82 2.63 F.H. 1.82 1.82 F.H. 1.82 1.82 F.H. OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
2.63
1.26
1.26
1.26
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.36
POWDER POWDER POWDER POWDER
1.82
W V 4.21 V W W V V W DOCUMENTS ARE DONE IN MY PRESENCE. I KNOW
V W W V V W W V
5.21 5.21 PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
2.00
2.00
DN FIRE LIFT 10.43 FIRE LIFT 0.34 5.21 FIRE LIFT 10.43 FIRE LIFT 0.34
UP 0.34 DN UP
2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF
FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE
2.00 2.00 2.00 LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
ALARAM ALARAM ALARAM ALARAM
17.33
17.33
17.33
17.33
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
5.89
5.89
5.89
5.89
'A' 'A'
3.17
3.37
3.37
3.17
3.37
3.37
3.77
3.77
PASS. PASS. PASS. PASS. DEVELOPER’S NAME:-

2.33 X 5.89 (3) (3) 2.33 X 5.89 2.33 X 5.89 (3) (3) 2.33 X 5.89
(1) (1) (1) (1)
UP (2) LIFT LIFT (2) LIFT LIFT
2.00
2.00
10.43 DN UP 10.43 DN
2.40 X 2.00 V V V V 2.40 X 2.00 (2) 5.21 5.21 2.40 X 2.00 2.40 X 2.00 (2) 5.21
REGISTRATION NO. TDO-DEVR -
10.15
4.21 4.21 W V 4.21 4.21 V W
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.36
1.26
W.C 4.55 V W W V
U
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
2.63 W.C W.C 2.63 2.63 2.63 DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-
2.00
4.21
2.79 4.55 1.00X 1.00X D2 1.20X 4.55 2.79 'A' TOILET 4.55 2.79 4.55 TOILET TOILET 4.55 2.79 4.55 TOILET 'A'
U 1.00 1.22 X 1.22 X
1.20 1.20 1.22 X 1.22 X
U 1.82 D D 1.82 BED RM BED RM 1.82 D D 1.82 BED RM
D2 D2 W.C 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13
W W
7
D2 BED RM D2 D2 D2 D2
4.0
TY.FL LINE D1 1.20X ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-

SHOP-102 SHOP-103 SHOP-104 SHOP-105 SHOP-106 D1 G.TOIL. 1.00 SHOP-108 SHOP-109 SHOP-110 3.66 X 3.13
2.90 X 4.47 2.67 X 3.61 3.05 X 3.61 3.05 X 3.61 2.67 X 3.61 2.74 X 3.61 3.05 X 3.61 3.05 X 3.61
2.08 2.00 SHOP-111
C.A. = 12.96 sq.mt. C.A. = 9.62 sq.mt. C.A. = 11.01 sq.mt. C.A. = 11.01 sq.mt. C.A. = 9.62 sq.mt. SHOP-107 C.A. = 9.62 sq.mt. C.A. = 11.01 sq.mt. C.A. = 11.01 sq.mt. D1 D1 D1 D1
6.98
6.98
6.98
6.98
SHOP-101 LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM LIVING RM
B.A. = 13.94 sq.mt. B.A.= 10.32 sq.mt. B.A. = 11.98 sq.mt. B.A. = 11.98 sq.mt. B.A. =10.32sq.mt. 4.99 X 2.15 B.A. =10.32 sq.mt. B.A. = 11.98 sq.mt. B.A. = 11.98 sq.mt. 7.77 X 6.36 OPEN TERRACE 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43
8.55 X 6.36 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43
C.A. = 10.73 sq.mt. C.A. = 47.20 sq.mt. LVL +6.00mt. D1 D1 D1 D1 Ar. Haresh Mahadevwala
C.A. = 51.68 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.89 sq.mt.
B.A. = 11.38 sq.mt. B.A. = 49.95 sq.mt. KIT./DINING KIT./DINING KIT./DINING C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. KIT./DINING B. ARCH
B.A. = 54.52 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.26 sq.mt.
R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S R.S 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28 2.67 X 4.28
D2 D2 D2 D2
15.00 DN 14.44 W BED RM BED RM BED RM W
AAYOJAN
2.88
BED RM TOILET TOILET 3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 TOILET TOILET 3.66 X 3.13
3.66 X 3.13 1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X 1.22 X W1 W1 1.22 X
D2 STORE D2 STORE D2 STORE D2 STORE
R.S1 2.00 MT .WIDE PASSAGE COMM. F.S.I. LINE 2.00 MT .WIDE PASSAGE R.S1 1.82 WASH D1 D1 WASH 1.82 1.82 WASH D1 D1 WASH 1.82 ARCHITECT
1ST.FL ONLY 1.34X 1.22X BALCONY BALCONY 1.34X 1.22X 1.34X 1.22X BALCONY BALCONY 1.34X 1.22X
1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 1.22 1.22 INTERIOR DESINGER
FULL GLASS FULL GLASS 3.05 X 1.07 3.05 X 1.07 2477800-2477900
W W W W GOVT. APPROVED VALUER
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0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
6.62 3.88 1.22 12.10 1.22 7.77 1.22 12.10 1.22 3.88
44.61 LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:
1st. FLOOR PLAN (LVL. +3.00 mt.) 2ND. TO 13th. FLOOR PLAN DRN BY: JAYASHRI CHK BY:
(SCALE : 1cm.=1.00mt.) S.M.C.
(LVL. +6.00 mt. TO LVL. +39.00mt.) 435
B-BLDG. 6/8
PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT.
'A' 'A'
10.62
26.76 26.76
CANOPY ONLY 1st. FL.
1.68
3.88 1.22 16.56 1.22 3.88 3.88 1.22 16.56 1.22 3.88
V
4.69
V
W 0.91mt. WIDE WASH F.H. 1.07mt.WD BALC. 0.91mt. WD. WASH W F.H.
1.07mt. WIDE BALC. 4.23
TOILET TOILET
D2 D2
2.00
2.00
1.22 X D1 D1 1.22 X
W1 W1
.
R
.P
W1 W1
.W
1.82 1.82
.W
W BED ROOM BED ROOM W
.P
R
.
3.66 X 3.13 2.00 2.00 3.66 X 3.13 2.00 2.00
D2 D2
BOOSTER
LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM PUMP
STEEL STAIR
6.57
6.57
6.57
6.57
D1 3.05 X 4.43 3.05 X 4.43 D1
UP O.H.W.T.
D1 B.A. = 68.55 sq.mt. B.A. = 68.55 sq.mt. D1
C.A. = 62.45 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.45 sq.mt.
W BED ROOM D2 D2 BED ROOM W

. R 4.23
3.66 X 3.13 3.66 X 3.13 .W
.P .P
11.04
TOILET 0.60mt. WD STORE UP
0.60mt. WD STORE TOILET .W .
D DN D R DN
1.22 X DRY 1.22 X DRY
11.04
1.82 POWDER 1.82 D1 PASSAGE POWDER

D1 (1)
1.76
1.76
1.76mt. WIDE PASSAGE FIRE 1.76mt. WIDE PASSAGE FIRE

5.10 V ALARAM PASSAGE V 5.10 ALARAM
0.90
0.90
0.90
0.90
5.10 LIFT M/C RM 5.10
11.24
4.37 1.00 1.00 4.37 4.37 4.37 1.00 1.00
D D 5.10 5.10
1.76
1.76
1.07mt. WD BALC.
1.07mt. WD BALC.
(2) (2)
O.T.S O.T.S (1) (1)
O.T.S O.T.S
1.82 X 1.53 1.82 X 1.53
0.90
0.90
1.82 X 1.53 1.82 X 1.53 0.74 0.74
1.53
1.53
W1 W1 W1 W1
R
LIFT FIRE LIFT LIVING ROOM LIFT FIRE LIFT (8) (8)
.W
LIVING ROOM
3.27
3.27
3.27
3.27
3.27
3.27
.P
R
4.41 X 3.05 2.00 X 2.40 2.00 X 2.40 4.41 X 3.05 2.00 X 2.40 2.00 X 2.40 (2) (2)
.W
.
1.82 1.82
KIT/DIN KIT/DIN
.P
B.A. = 67.54 sq.mt. B.A. = 67.54 sq.mt.
.
C.A. = 62.12 sq.mt. 2.68 X 4.36 2.68 X 4.36
WASH WASH C.A. = 62.12 sq.mt.
D1 D1
1.82 X 1.82 X 8.32
D2 D2
1.17 1.17
TOILET TOILET
1.21
1.21
1.21
1.21
22.86
22.86
V 2.89 X 1.21 2.89 X 1.21 V

D2 W1 W1 D2 0.74 0.74
30.45
(9)
8.37
1.65
1.65
(8) (8)
D1 D1 D1 D1
R 1.82 1.82
.W
D2 D2 .P
BED ROOM BED ROOM BED ROOM BED ROOM .
W TOILET W W TOILET W (A)
3.69 X 3.05 3.28 X 3.05 3.28 X 3.05 3.69 X 3.05 OWNER'S SIGN:-
1.82 X 1.22 1.82 X 1.22
V V
30.45
30.45
3.16
6.55
6.55
6.55
6.55
1.82 1.82
3.27
O.T.S O.T.S O.T.S O.T.S O.T.S O.T.S (3)
(2)
1.82 X 1.65 1.82 X 1.65 1.82 X 1.65 1.82 X 1.65
1.53
1.53
8.32 X 8.37 8.32 X 8.37
0.90
(7) (7)
V V (4) 0.74 0.74
(1)
1.76
1.76
TOILET BED ROOM BED ROOM TOILET 8.89 (2) (2)
4.25
0.59
BED ROOM BED ROOM
11.24
W 1.82 X 1.22 W W 1.82 X 1.22 W 5.10
3.69 X 3.05 3.28 X 3.05 3.28 X 3.05 3.69 X 3.05
D2 D2 1.00
R
.
1.00
.P
1.33
.W
.W
(6)
.P
(5)
R
7.59
D1 D1 D1 D1 1.98
(1)
(B)
D2 D2 0.74 0.74
W1 W1 TOILET 0.58
1.21
1.21
1.21
1.21
TOILET CERTIFICATE
V 2.89 X 1.21 V
2.89 X 1.21
4.23 THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SIGNATURE OF LAND
WASH WASH
D2 D2
1.82 X 1.82 X
D1 D1 12.32 26.76 OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
1.17 1.17
1.07mt. WD BALC.
1.07mt. WD BALC.
KIT/DIN KIT/DIN DOCUMENTS ARE DONE IN MY PRESENCE. I KNOW

LIVING ROOM
R
LIVING ROOM 2.68 X 4.36 2.68 X 4.36

.W
3.16
3.16
3.27
3.27
LIFT FIRE LIFT 4.41 X 3.05 LIFT FIRE LIFT PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
.P
4.41 X 3.05
.
R
W1 B.A. = 67.54 sq.mt. 2.00 X 2.40 2.00 X 2.40 B.A. = 67.54 sq.mt. W1 2.00 X 2.40 2.00 X 2.40
.W
W1 W1 OPEN TERRACE O.T.S O.T.S IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF
.P
12.52 C.A. = 62.12 sq.mt. O.T.S O.T.S C.A. = 62.12 sq.mt. 12.52
.
1.82 X 1.53 1.82 X 1.53 LVL + 45.00 MT. 1.82 X 1.53 1.82 X 1.53 LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
7.17 1.77 3.58 8.94 3.58
D D
BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION:- DEVELOPER’S NAME:-
0.59
0.59
4.37 4.37 F.S.I. AREA CALCULATION:-

0.90
0.90
R
ALARAM .W ALARAM LIFT M/C RM
'A' BLDG.
1.76
1.76
V 5.10 .P 5.10
1.76mt. WIDE PASSAGE FIRE
DRY 1.76mt. WIDE PASSAGE . FIRE
DRY 'A' BLDG.
V 1st. & 14th. FL.:- REGISTRATION NO. TDO-DEVR -
11.04
POWDER TOILET D1 D1
POWDER
TOILET 1.00 1.00 1st. & 14th. FL.:-
1.82 X UP 1.22 X
D2 D D DN D R DN (A) 1 X 12.32 X 7.59 = 93.51 sq.mt.
1.22 0.60mt. WD STORE 1.82 .W SAME AS BUILT UP @ 787.17 sq.mt.
3.66
3.66
TOILET DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-

TOILET O.T.S .P O.T.S (B) 1 X 26.76 X 30.45 = 814.84 sq.mt.
W BED ROOM V 1.99 X 1.33 V 1.82 X BED ROOM .
1.98 X 1.33 1.22 D2 3.66 X 3.13 W 1.98 X 1.33 = 908.35 sq.mt. LESS:-
STEEL STAIR
3.28 X 3.05
D2
LESS:- 1) 2 X 4.23 X 10.34 = 87.48 sq.mt.
C.A. = 62.64 sq.mt. C.A. = 62.45 sq.mt.
C.A. = 58.44 sq.mt. D1 2) 4 X 1.00 X 1.76 = 7.04 sq.mt. ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-
B.A. = 69.15 sq.mt. B.A. = 68.55 sq.mt.
7.01
7.01
0.53 D1 0.53
B.A. = 63.68 sq.mt.
6.57
6.57
LIVING ROOM UP O.H.W.T. (1) 3 X 5.21 X 0.90 = 13.77 sq.mt. = 94.52 sq.mt.
LIVING ROOM KIT/DIN LIVING ROOM D1
KIT/DIN D1 3.05 X 4.43 (2) 3 X 0.74 X 3.27 = 7.26 sq.mt.
D1 3.05 X 4.43 2.60 X 4.59 3.05 X 4.43 BOOSTER NET F.SI. AREA = 787.17 - 94.52
B'UP AREA:-
2.67 X 4.05 KIT/DIN (3) 1 X 3.16 X 0.74 = 2.34 sq.mt.
PUMP
BED ROOM 2.67 X 3.99 D2 (4) 1 X 8.89 X 0.59 = 5.25 sq.mt. = 692.65 sq.mt./FL. 1st. FL. B'UP = 787.17 sq.mt.
BED ROOM Ar. Haresh Mahadevwala
D2 3.05 X 4.06
3.35
3.35
W 3.38 X 3.13 BED ROOM 2.00 2.00 BED ROOM 2.00 2.00 (5) 1 X 0.58 X 4.25 = 2.47 sq.mt. TOTAL F.S.I. AREA = 692.65 X 14 FL.
W R R ADD CANOPY AREA B. ARCH
3.66 X 3.13 .W .W
.
.P
TOILET W1 3.35 X 3.05 W1 W1 TOILET (6) 1 X 1.98 X 1.33 = 3.31 sq.mt. = 9697.10 sq.mt.
2.00
2.00
.P .P
.W
W1 D2 W1 W1 . . 17.75 sq.mt.
D1 D1 D1 1.22 X (7) 4 X 1.82 X 1.53 = 11.14 sq.mt.
R
1.22 X D2 D2
1.82
W
1.82
V
0.91mt. WD WASH 1.07mt. WD BALC.
W W 0.91mt. WD WASH 1.07mt. WD BALC. 4.23 F.H.
1.07mt. WD BALC. 0.91mt. WD WASH
V W F.H.
(8)
(9)
2 X 1.82 X 1.65
1 X 8.32 X 8.37
= 6.00 sq.mt.
= 69.64 sq.mt.
STAIR CABIN 787.17 + 17.75 = 804.92 sq.mt. AAYOJAN
ARCHITECT
= 121.18 sq.mt. AREA CALCULATION:- INTERIOR DESINGER
0.00
2477800-2477900
GOVT. APPROVED VALUER www.aayojanarchitect.com
1) 2 X 4.69 X 10.34 = 96.99 sq.mt.
33.98 1.22 3.88 33.98 1.22 3.88 info@aayojanarchitect.com
12.32 26.76 39.08
NET BUILT UP AREA = 908.35 - 121.18 LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:
39.08
= 787.17 sq.mt.
1st. TO 14th. FLOOR PLAN (LVL. +3.00 mt. TO LVL. +42.00mt.) TERRACE FLOOR PLAN (LVL. +45.00mt.) DRN BY: SAZMIN CHK BY:
'A' 'A'
(SCALE : 1cm.=1.00mt.) S.M.C. 435
Annexure:3
Elevation plan
28
ELEVATION 5/8
PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT. SECTION-AA
A-BLDG.
LVL + 49.80 mt.
2.40
LIFT M/C RM
O/H WATER TANK
PASSAGE LVL + 47.40 mt.
STAIR CABIN
1.20
PASSAGE OPEN TERRACE TERR.FL. LVL + 45.00 mt.
3.00
PASSAGE WASH STORE LIVING RM LIVING RM STORE OPEN
WASH TERRACE
TOILET BED RM 14th.FL. LVL + 42.00 mt.
3.00
PASSAGE WASH STORE LIVING RM LIVING RM STORE OPEN TERRACE
WASH TOILET BED RM 13th.FL. LVL + 39.00 mt.
3.00
PASSAGE WASH STORE LIVING RM LIVING RM STORE WASH TOILET BED RM 12th.FL. LVL + 36.00 mt.
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
45.00
3.00
3.00
OWNER'S SIGN:-
3.00
3.00
3.00
LIFT
PASSAGE WASH STORE LIVING RM LIVING RM STORE WASH TOILET BED RM 3rd.FL. LVL + 9.00 mt.
CERTIFICATE

OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
3.00
PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
PASSAGE WASH STORE LIVING RM LIVING RM STORE WASH TOILET BED RM 2nd.FL. LVL + 6.00 mt. IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF
DEVELOPER’S NAME:-
3.00
FULL GLASS
PASSAGE SHOP-107 SHOP-108 SHOP-109 SHOP-110 1st.FL. LVL + 3.00 mt.
DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-
3.00
ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-
PASSAGE SHOP-9 SHOP-10 SHOP-11 SHOP-12 SHOP-13 GR.FL. LVL + 0.00 mt.

ELEVATION B. ARCH
(SCALE : 1cm.=1.00mt.)
3.60
AAYOJAN
ARCHITECT
BASEMENT LVL - 3.00 mt. INTERIOR DESINGER
2477800-2477900
BASEMENT LVL - 3.00 mt. GOVT. APPROVED VALUER
BASEMENT LVL - 3.60 mt. www.aayojanarchitect.com
LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:

SECTION=AA
DRN BY: JAYASHRI CHK BY:
S.M.C. 435
ELEVATION 7/8
PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT. SECTION-AA
LVL + 49.80 mt. B-BLDG.
2.40
LIFT M/C RM
O/H WATER TANK
LVL + 47.40 mt.
STAIR CABIN
2.40
1.20
PASS. OPEN TERRACE TERR.FL. LVL + 45.00 mt.
3.00
PASSAGE KIT/DIN BED ROOM BED ROOM KIT/DIN PASSAGE LIVING BALC. 14th.FL. LVL + 42.00 mt.
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
45.00
3.00
3.00
OWNER'S SIGN:-
3.00
3.00
LIFT
3.00
PASSAGE KIT/DIN BED ROOM BED ROOM KIT/DIN PASSAGE LIVING BALC. 3rd.FL. LVL + 9.00 mt.
CERTIFICATE
3.00
OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
PASSAGE KIT/DIN BED ROOM BED ROOM KIT/DIN PASSAGE LIVING BALC. 2nd.FL. LVL + 6.00 mt. IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF
DEVELOPER’S NAME:-
3.00
PASSAGE KIT/DIN BED ROOM BED ROOM KIT/DIN PASSAGE LIVING BALC. 1st.FL. LVL + 3.00 mt.
DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-
3.00
ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-
PASSAGE GR.FL. LVL + 0.00 mt.

ELEVATION B. ARCH
(SCALE : 1cm.=1.00mt.)
3.60
AAYOJAN
ARCHITECT
INTERIOR DESINGER
2477800-2477900
BASEMENT LVL - 3.60 mt. BASEMENT LVL - 3.60 mt. GOVT. APPROVED VALUER www.aayojanarchitect.com
LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:

SECTION=AA
DRN BY: SAZMIN CHK BY:
S.M.C. 435
Annexure:4
Parking plan & Basement Plan
29
PARKING PLAN 8/8
PROPOSED HIGH- RISE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BLDG. PLAN ON PRELIMINARY T.P.S NO.-43 (BHIMRAD), BLOCK NO.-112,O.P NO.-57 ,F.P NO.18, TA.- CITY,SURAT.
12.00 MT. WIDE ROAD

BUILDING CONTROL LINE
3.95 66.65
95
3.
RECHARGE
5.41
BORE
4.51
23.05
1.50
ELE.SUB
9
5.50 25.38 STATION
2
5.2
SP
ROSP-1
RV
6.06
9
7.2
F.H.
5.2
5
19.47
15.
ADJ. F.P. NO. 89

00
10.45
'B-BLDG.'
ENT.FOYER
UP DN DRY
POWDER
FIRE
ALARAM 5.54
ROCP-1 FIRE
30.85
LIFT
5.50 LIFT
KV
4.77
4.69
2.02
ROSP-2
20
E2
ROCP-2
RVCP1
ROCP-3
AD
.LIN
30.45
30.45
10.23 5.50
RO
15.00
H.T
.50
0
1.5
42.3
9.03
37
8
10.50
E
ID
5.98
.W
ROSP-3
11.73 FIRE
LIFT
LIFT
MT
.60
4.5
2 ALARAM
64
FIRE
DN UP DRY
POWDER
.00
45
ENT.FOYER
6.00
3
21.8
3.
14
5.44
8.94
F.H.
ROSP-4 6.00 REQ PARKING
COMM. + RESI. = TOTAL
280.62 + 3323.43 = 3604.05 sq.mt.
5.2 40.60
7 ROSP-5 PROPOSED PARKING
9.00
COMM. + RESI. = TOTAL
5
23.34
5.2
4.65 295.92 + 5227.73 = 5523.65 sq.mt.

RAMP DN (1:7)
10.46 3.7 2.14 16.55
ADJ. F.P. NO. 19

8 BORE
RVSP1 RECHARGE
COSP-1
6.26
44.59
3
5.01
3.7
LOADING
AREA 6.00
15.76
6.92
95
10.87 'A-BLDG.'
38.
5.50
6.32
6.32
6.58
ENT.FOYER ENT.FOYER
13.72 REQ. PARKING FOR COMMERCIAL PROPOSED PARKING REMARK
38.45
25.12
ROCP-5 ROCP-4
ROCP-4 DRY DRY COMM. AREA = 561.24 sq.mt. VISITOR PARKING
POWDER POWDER
3.06 7.88 7.88 PARKING REQ AS PER REG. 50% = 32.54 + 28.63 = 61.17 sq.mt.
F.H. 14.25 F.H. OTHER PARKING
8.50
561.24 X 50% = 280.62 Sq.mt.
5.25
8.60 FIRE FIRE ROSP-7 = 100.30 + 105.47 = 205.77 sq.mt.
DN ROSP-6 UP
LIFT LIFT 5.55 LOAD& UNLODING AREA = 28.98 sq.mt.
4.17
RAMP DN (1:7) FIRE FIRE
COCP-1 ALARAM
UP LIFT LIFT
ALARAM
DN
TOTAL PARKING = 295.92 sq.mt.
9.88
C.O.P. 10.49 VISITOR'S PARKING AT G.L. OF PROPOSED VISITOR'S PARKING
21.75
643.33 Sq.mt. 280.62 X 20% = 56.12 sq.mt. = 32.54 + 28.63 = 61.17 sq.mt.
5.20
3.60
CVCP-1 V.P. CAR PARKING 50% = 28.06 CVCP-1) ½ (8.20 + 9.88) X 3.60 = 32.54 sq.mt.
8.20 SHOPPING SHOPPING
7.50
UP
CVSP-1) ½ (6.48 + 8.20 ) X 3.90 = 28.63 sq.mt.
3.90
V.P. SCOOTER PARKING 50% = 28.06

3.0
0
CVSP-1
52.53 6.04 LOADING & UNLOADING AREA ½ (4.65 + 6.92 ) X 5.01 = 28.98 sq.mt.
6.48 = 26.25 sq.mt.
5.99
6.31
4.54
BUILDING CONTROL LINE C/S OTHER PARKING PROPOSED PARKING

7.5 280.62 - 56.12 - 26.25 = 198.25 Sq.mt. = 100.30 + 105.47 = 205.77 sq.mt.
0
CAR PARKING 50% = 99.13 COCP-1) ½ (9.88 + 13.72 ) X 8.50 = 100.30 sq.mt.
99.15
SCOOTER PARKING 50% = 99.13 COSP-1) ½ (16.55 + 13.72 ) X 6.26 = 94.75 sq.mt.
1 X 2.14 X 5.01 = 10.72 sq.mt.
18.00 MT WIDE ROAD = 105.47 sq.mt.
REQ. PARKING FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPOSED PARKING REMARK

17627.23 - 561.24 = 17065.99 sq.mt. VISITOR PARKING
RESIDENTIAL AREA = 145.37 + 158.76 = 304.13 sq.mt.
PARKING REQ AS PER REG. 20% OTHER PARKING
3.95 12.00 MT. WIDE ROAD
LAYOUT PLAN 66.65 17065.99 X 20% = 3413.20 Sq.mt. = 3638.28 + 1285.32 = 4923.60 sq.mt.
TOTAL PARKING = 5227.73 sq.mt.
95
3.
VISITOR'S PARKING AT G.L. OF

BUILDING CONTROL LINE 3413.20 X 10% = 341.32 sq.mt.
PROPOSED VISITOR'S PARKING
6.01
= 145.37 + 158.76 = 304.13 sq.mt.
6.01
V.P. CAR PARKING 50% = 170.66 RVCP-1) 1 X 10.45 X 5.50 = 57.47 sq.mt.
15.
00 29.44 ½ X 9.03 X 19.47 = 87.90 sq.mt.
3.06 = 145.37 sq.mt.
F.H.
V.P. SCOOTER PARKING 50% = 170.66
RVSP-1) ½ (10.87 + 10.46) X 3.73 = 39.78 sq.mt.
ROSP-8
½ X 10.46 X 5.25 = 27.46 sq.mt.

½ (3.78 + 1.58 ) X 21.83 = 58.50 sq.mt.
RVSP-2) ½ (5.29 + 7.29) X 5.25 = 33.02 sq.mt.
10.11
12.18
UP DN DRY = 158.76 sq.mt.

FIRE POWDER PROPOSED PARKING
OTHER PARKING
ALARAM 3.33
ADJ. F.P. NO. 89

3413.20 - 341.32 = 3070.88 sq.mt. = 3638.28 + 1285.32 = 4923.60 sq.mt.
ROCP-11
FIRE
30.85
LIFT MARGINE
LIFT CAR PARKING 50% = 1535.44 sq.mt.
ROCP-1) ½ (23.34 + 23.05) X 42.30 = 981.15 sq.mt.
½ (5.27 + 5.25) X 37.50 = 197.25 sq.mt.
KV
GR. FL = 1178.40 sq.mt.

AD
16.00
20
'B' BLDG.
ROCP-2) 1 X 5.50 X 15.00 = 82.50 sq.mt.
RO
E2
1 X 30.45 X 8.94 = 272.22 sq.mt.

30.22
8.32
.LIN
1.75 ROCP-3) 1 X 10.23 X 10.50 = 107.42 sq.mt.

6.25
1 X 30.45 X 5.50 = 167.47 sq.mt.

E
H.T
9.50
ROCP-9 GR. FL
ID
= 629.61 sq.mt.
ROCP-10 'A' BLDG.
'B-BLDG.'
.W
8.02
ROCP-4) 2 X 7.88 X 6.32 = 99.60 sq.mt.
ROCP-5) 1 X 15.76 X 5.50 = 86.68 sq.mt.
MT
4.40 FIRE ROCP-8

LIFT = 186.28 sq.mt.
.60
5.63 7.36 LIFT

2.50
BASEMENT FL
ALARAM ROCP-6) ½ (10.94 + 17.86) X 15.32 = 220.60 sq.mt.
.00
64
FIRE ROCP-7) 1 X 32.21 X 20.82 = 670.61 sq.mt.

DN UP DRY
1 X 5.28 X 5.27 = 27.83 sq.mt.
45
POWDER
9.01
ROCP-8) 1 X 13.81 X 30.22 = 417.34 sq.mt.

ROCP-9) 1 X 9.50 X 8.02 = 76.19 sq.mt.
6.00
20
ROCP-10) 1 X 16.00 X 8.32 = 133.12 sq.mt.

3.
56.78
63.
ROSP-9
1
4
5.44 ROCP-11) ½ (10.96 + 16.00) X 11.22 = 151.24 sq.mt.

OWNER'S SIGN:-
9.70 13.81 = 1696.96 sq.mt.
F.H.
10.94 LESS:-
GR.FL LINE 1 X 5.50 X 9.63 = 52.97 sq.mt.
1696.96 - 52.97 = 1643.99 sq.mt.
1178.40 + 629.61 + 186.28 + 1643.99 = 3638.28 sq.mt.

6.00
32.21 RAMP DN (1:7)

20.82
SCOOTER PARKING 50% = 1535.44 sq.mt. GR. FL

BASEMENT PARKING
15.32
ROCP-6 GR.FL LINE 'B' BLDG.

ROCP-7
ROSP-1) 1 X 25.38 X 1.50 = 38.07 sq.mt.
ROSP-2) 1 X 5.54 X 4.77 = 26.43 sq.mt.
1 X 4.69 X 2.02 = 9.47 sq.mt.
ADJ. F.P. NO. 19
= 73.97 sq.mt.
CERTIFICATE
38.45
MARGINE
UP UP ROSP-3) ½ (9.03 + 11.73) X 5.98 = 62.07 sq.mt. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SIGNATURE OF LAND
17.86 DRY
F.H. POWDER F.H. ROSP-4) 1 X 38.95 X 4.52 = 176.05 sq.mt. OWNER /OWNERS ON PLANS, APPLICATION AND ALL
DRY ½ X 6.58 X 3.06 = 10.07 sq.mt. DOCUMENTS ARE DONE IN MY PRESENCE. I KNOW
POWDER FIRE FIRE UP
LIFT LIFT ½ (8.60 + 10.49 ) X 4.17 = 39.80 sq.mt. PERSONALLY LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
FIRE FIRE
5.50
5.50
ALARAM ALARAM ROSP-5) ½ (40.60 + 44.59 ) X9.00 = 383.36 sq.mt.

10.78
IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SIGN OF

8.23 UP LIFT LIFT 9.63 = 671.35 sq.mt. LAND OWNER / OWNERS.
'A' BLDG. DEVELOPER’S NAME:-
C.O.P LINE UP UP ROSP-6) 1 X 14.25 X 5.25 = 74.81 sq.mt.

'A-BLDG.' ROSP-10 ROSP-7) 1 X 5.55 X 4.17 = 23.14 sq.mt.
5.28
3.70 44.79 = 97.95 sq.mt.

7.50
BASEMENT FL DEVELOPER’S SIGN:-

5.27
ROSP-8) 1 X 3.33 X 10.11 = 33.67 sq.mt.
ROSP-9) ½ (9.70 + 5.63 ) X9.01 = 69.06 sq.mt.
55.51 3.04
1 X 7.36 X 2.50 = 18.40 sq.mt. ARCHITECT'S SIGN:-
15.
00 ½ (4.40 + 1.75 ) X 6.25 = 19.22 sq.mt.
6.00
6.31
ROSP-10) 1 X 44.79 X 5.28 = 236.49 sq.mt.

1 X 8.23 X 5.50 = 45.27 sq.mt.
7. BUILDING CONTROL LINE ½ X 3.70 X 10.78 = 19.94 sq.mt.
50 Ar. Haresh Mahadevwala
B. ARCH
= 442.05 sq.mt.
99.15 73.97 + 671.35 + 97.95 + 442.05 = 1285.32 sq.mt. AAYOJAN
ARCHITECT
E INTERIOR DESINGER
GOVT. APPROVED VALUER
2477800-2477900
BASEMENT PARKING PLAN

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18.00 MT WIDE ROAD info@aayojanarchitect.com

(SCALE : 1cm.=2.00mt.) N S LIC. NO: TDO./AR. SUDA. NO:
DRN BY: SAZMIN CHK BY:
W 435
Annexure:5
Air NOC
30
Annexure:6
HFL level Certificate
31
Annexure:7
Details of STP
32
Design of Process Units
1. Design Flow: 150 cum/day

2. Characterization of raw sewage:
The Characteristics of Primary Treated Water is as under:
Parameters Characteristic Of Raw Sewage
PH 7.0 to 8.0
BOD 5 at 20Cmg/lit 300 – 350 mg/lit
COD mg/l 500 – 600 mg/lit
Total Suspended Solids mg/lit 300 - 400 mg/lit
Oil & Grease 35 mg/lit
2. Quality Of Treated Waste Water After Tertiary Treatment:

Parameter Limiting
Concentration
PH. 7.0 to 8.5

Units
BOD 5-day 20’ C. < 30 mg/lit.
COD. < 100 mg/lit.
Total Suspended Solids mg/lit < 30 mg/lit
Oil & grease mg/l < 10 mg/lit.
3. Design of main process units based on Convectional Activated Sludge process.

Following physical units are considering for Biological and Tertiary Treatment in
design.
1) INLET COLLECTION CUM EQUALISATION SUMP
2) Equalization Tank (Primary Setter)
3) Aeration Tank
4) Secondary Settling Tank
5) Sludge Sump
6) Filter Press
7) Intermediate Collection Tank
8) Multi Grade Pressure Sand Filter
9) Activated Carbon Filter
10) Final Collection Tank
Design details of various units for a 150 m3/day are given below:
1) Inlet Collection Sump
(Designed for average flow)
Working Volume of tank = 11.25 m3 For 1 No.
Working Volume of one tank = 11.25
Depth of
Flow = 2.5 m
Required Surface Area = 4.50 m2
Length 'L' of eq. Tank = 2.12 m
Width 'B' of eq. Tank = 2.12 m
m
Size of Inlet Collection Sump 2.20 X 2.20 X 2.5 SWD
(SQUARE) + 1 FB - 1 No
Actual Volume of tank provided 12.10 cu.m
2.0 PRIMARY TUBE SETTLER
INPUT DATA
1 Average Flow 150 m3/day
Particle Settling Velocity
2 (TS) 0.5 m/hr
3 Factor of Safety (TS) 0.6
4 Settling S.A. In T.S. 11 m2/m3 of T.S. Volume
5 Ht. Of TS. Tubes 0.75 m
Width of Inlet Baffle T.S.
6 Tank 0.5 m
7 Thickness of inlet baffle 0.115 m
8 F.B. Provided 0.3 m
9 Launder depth 0.3 m
10 Dist. Betn outlet launder to TS top 0.4 m
11 Dist. Betn bottom of TS to HB Start Pt. 0.7 m
12 Sludge collection Box 0.3 m
13 Plant running time 20 Hr.
DESIGN OF UNITS
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr
Qpeak = 2 X Qavg. 15 m3/hr
Primary Settling Tank (Tube settler Tank)
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr

Total Settling Surface Area = 25.00 m2
Qty of Tubes required = 2.27 m3
Tube Pack plan = 3.03 m2
Size of Tube Module = 1.74 X 1.74 m
Size of Secondary Clarifier = 2.40 X 1.80 X 2.15 m
+ 1.20 H.B. + 0.3 m F.B.
+ 0.3 m SB.
Volume of tank provided = 11.9 cu.m
Retention Time provided = 1.9 Hrs
3.0 AERATION TANK

INPUT DATA
2 COD Load 400 mg/lit
3 BOD Load 250 mg/lit
4 F.B. Provided for A.T. 1 m
5 SWD to be provided for AT 2.5 m
6 F/M Ratio 0.25 Considering
conventional aeration,
7 MLSS 2500 mg/lit BOD<10
8 % Removal in PST 0 %
% Removal in 1st stage
9 aeration 0 %
11 O2/BOD Ratio 1.25
12 Oxygenation capacity Cs 6.6
13 Alpha Factor 1
14 Beta Factor 0.7
15 Residual D.O. in mixed liquor 2 mg/lit
16 Average Atmospheric Pressure at Plant P 715.54
17 No. of Aerator 1 No
DESIGN OF UNITS
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr
Qpeak = 2 X Qavg. 15.0 m3/hr
BOD load to A.T. 250 mg/lit

BOD load to AT-I considering % removal 0 0 %
Say 250 mg/lit
Aeration tank
BOD of Influent = 250 mg/lit
BOD Load = 37.5 kg/day
Volume of A.T. = 60.00 m3
Depth of Flow = 2.5 m

Total Volume 60.00 cu.m
Legnth 'L' of A.T. = 6.93 m
Width 'B' of A.T. = 3.46 m
Size of A.T. =
7.00X3.50X2.5m SWD1FB
Actual Volume of Aeration
Tank = 61 cu.m
Retention Time for avg flow = 9.8 Hrs
OR
(SQUARE) = 4.90 m
L=B = 4.90 m
m
Size of A.T. = 4.90 X 4.90 X 2.5 SWD
+ 1 FB
Actual Volume of A.T. = 60.025 Cum
Retention time at average flow = 9.60 Hrs
4.0 SECONDARY TUBE SETTLER TANK
INPUT DATA
2 Particle Settling Velocity (TS) 0.5 m/hr
3 Factor of Safety (TS) 0.55
4 Settling S.A. In T.S. 11 m2/m3 of T.S. Volume
5 Ht. Of TS. Tubes 0.75 m
6 Width of Inlet Baffle T.S. Tank 0.5 m
7 Thickness of inlet baffle 0.115 m
8 F.B. Provided 0.3 m
9 Recirculation ratio 0.33
10 Launder depth 0.3
11 Dist. Betn outlet launder to TS top 0.4
Dist. Betn bottom of TS to HB Start
12 Pt. 0.7
13 Sludge collection Box 0.3
DESIGN OF UNITS
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr
Qavg taken for design 10.00 m3/hr
Secondary Settling Tank (Tube settler

Tank)
Qavg. = 10.00 m3/hr

Total Settling Surface Area = 36.36 m2
Qty of Tubes required = 3.31 m3
Tube Pack plan = 4.41 m2
Size of Tube Module = 2.10 X 2.10 m
Size of Secondary TS Tank = 2.80 X 2.10 X 2.15 m
+ 1.40 H.B. + 0.30 m F.B.
+ 0.3 m SB.
Volume of tank provided = 16.8 cu.m
Retention Time provided = 2.7 Hrs
5.0 Multi Grade Pressure Sand Filter:
1 No of Units 1
2 Type Multi Grade Sand

Filter
3 M.O.C. of Vessel FRP
4 Working pressure Kg./Cm2
Max. 3.5
Min. 1.7
5 Flow Rate m3/hr
Max. 18.0
Min. 12.0
6 Pipe & Valve Size mm 80
7 Valve Type of valve MPV Valves
8 MOC FRP
9 Frontal Pipeing PVC
10 Filtering Media Type of Material Sand, Gravels ,
Pebbles
11 Pressure Gauge (100 0 to 0.5 kg/cm2 One No.
mm)
12 Vessel size Dimensions 915 X 1829
6.0 Activated Carbon Filter
1 No of Units 1
2 Type Activated Carbon
Filter
3 M.O.C. of Vessel FRP
4 Working pressure Kg./Cm2
Max. 3.5
Min. 1.7
5 Flow Rate m3/hr
Max. 18
Min. 12
6 Pipe & Valve Size mm 63
7 Valve Type of valve MPV
8 Frontal Piping pvc
9 Filtering Media Type of Material Activated Carbon
(Iodine Value -
800)
10 Pressure Gauge (100 0 to 0.5 kg/cm2 One No.
mm)
11 Vessel size Dimensions 915 X 1829
7.0 CHLORINE CONTACT TANK CUM COLLECTION SUMP
INPUT DATA
1 Average Flow : 150 m3/day
2 D.T. 2.5 Hr.
3 SWD 2 m
4 F.B. 0.3 m
6 No. of units 1 No
DESIGN OF UNITS
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr
Intermediate Collection tank

(Designed for
average flow)
Volume of tank = 18.75 m3
Depth of Flow = 2 m
Length 'L' of ICT = 3.06 m
Width 'B' of ICT = 3.06 m
Size of Intermediate Coll
tank = 3.10 X 3.10 X 2 m SWD
(SQUARE) + 0.3 FB - 1 No
8.0 FINAL COLLECTION TANK

INPUT DATA
2 D.T. 6 Hr.
3 SWD 3 m
4 F.B. 0.3 m
6 No. of units 1 No
DESIGN OF UNITS
Qavg. = 7.5 m3/hr
Final Collection Tank

(Designed for
average flow)
Volume of tank = 45 m3
Depth of Flow = 3 m
Length 'L' of ICT = 3.87 m
Width 'B' of ICT = 3.87 m
m
Size of Final Coll Sump = 3.90 X 3.90 X 3 SWD
(SQUARE) + 0.3 FB - 1 No
Actual Retention Time 7.30 Hrs
L H B FB HB
Sr No Description of Structures No of Units
m m m m m
1 Inlet Collection Sump 1 2.20 2.20 2.5 1 0
2 Primary Settling Tank 1 2.40 1.80 2.15 0.3 1.20
3 Aeration Tank 1 4.9 4.9 2.5 1 0
4 Secondary Settling Tank 1 2.80 2.10 2.15 0.30 1.40
Intermediate Collection 3.10 3.10 2 0.3 0
5 1
Tank
3.90 3.90 3 0.3 0
6 Final Collection Tank 1
Note: Given dimensions are tentative and subject to be changed based on the site
conditions, available land and finalization of layout diagram and flow diagram.
Annexure:8
Noc and Undertakings
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Annexure:9
Pervious Environmental Clearance and

it’s compliance
34
Point Wise compliance report of the Environmental Clearance granted
Project status: Construction work is started based on previous Environmental Clearance
EC CONDITION COMPLINACE STATUS

A. PROJECT SPECIFIC CONDITIONS
A1 CONSTRUCTION PHASE:
A 1.1 WATER:
1. Fresh water requirement during the construction phase We are not using water more than 15.0 KL/day and it is
shall be 15.0 KL/day and it shall be met through the water met through the water supply from Surat Municipal
supply from Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC). No round Corporation (SMC). No ground water is tapped during
water shall be tapped during the construction phase. the construction phase.
2. Sewage generated during the construction phase shall be Sewage generated during the construction phase is
disposed off through drainage of Surat Municipal Corporation disposed off through drainage of Surat Municipal
(SMC). Corporation (SMC).
A.2 OPERATION PHASE:

A.2.1 WATER
3.Total water requirement during the operation phase shall Total water requirement during the operation phase will
be 137.50 Kl/day, out of which fresh water of 81.50 Kl/day be 137.50 Kl/day, out of which fresh water of 81.50
shall be met through water supply system of Surat Municipal Kl/day will be met through water supply system of Surat
Corporation (SMC) the remaining 56.0 Kl/day of water Municipal Corporation (SMC) the remaining 56.0 Kl/day
requirement shall be met through treated sewage. No ground of water requirement will be met through treated
water will be tapped during the operation phase. Metering of sewage. No ground water will be tapped during the
the water shall be done and its records shall be maintained. operation phase. Metering of the water will be done and
its records will be maintained.
4. Sewage generation during operation phase shall be 108.50 Sewage generation during operation phase will be
Kl/day which shall be treated in the proposed onsite Sewage 108.50 Kl/day which will be treated in the proposed
Treatment Plant. onsite Sewage Treatment Plant.
5. The unit shall install and efficiently operate STP of The unit will install and efficiently operate STP of
adequate capacity for treating the sewage to be generated adequate capacity for treating the sewage to be
during operation phase to achieve the GPCB norms at the generated during operation phase to achieve the GPCB
STP outlet. Treated sewage conforming to GPCB norms shall norms at the STP outlet. Treated sewage conforming to
be utilized within premises for gardening & flushing purpose GPCB norms will be utilized within premises for
at the maximum extent possible. Only remaining quantity of gardening & flushing purpose at the maximum extent
treated sewage shall be disposed off through drainage line of possible. Only remaining quantity of treated sewage will
Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) be disposed off through drainage line of Surat Municipal
Corporation (SMC)
6. A proper logbook of STP operation and also showing the A proper logbook will be maintained
quantity of treated sewage utilization within premises &
quantity of treated sewage discharged into the drainage line
shall be maintained and furnished to the GPCB from time to
time.
7. Dual plumbing system with separate tanks and lines shall Dual plumbing system with separate tanks and lines will
be provided for utilization of treated sewage for be provided for utilization of treated sewage for flushing
flushing.
8. No bore well shall be constructed and existing bore wells, No bore well will be constructed and existing bore
if any, shall be either sealed or converted into the well/s, if any, will be either sealed or converted into the
recharge well. recharge well.
9. Rain water harvesting from rooftop and paved areas and Rain water harvesting from rooftop and paved areas
ground water recharge through 2 nos. of percolation wells and ground water recharge through 2 nos of percolation
shall be carried out as per the details submitted. Before wells will be carried out as per the details submitted.
recharging the run off, pre-treatment must be done to remove Before recharging the run off, pretreatment must be
suspended matter. done to remove suspended matter.
A.2.2 Air:
10. D. G. sets (4 x 62.5 KVA) proposed as backup power shall D. G. sets (4 x 62.5 KVA) proposed as backup power
be of enclosed type and confirm to prescribe standards under will be of enclosed type and conform to prescribed
EPA rules. Necessary acoustic enclosures shall be provided standards under EPA rules. Necessary acoustic
at diesel generator set to mitigate the impact of noise. enclosures will be provided at diesel generator set to
mitigate the impact of noise.
11. The gaseous emissions from the D.G. Sets shall conform The gaseous emissions from the D.G. Sets will be
to the standards prescribed under EPA Rules as amended conform to the standards prescribed under EPA Rules
from time to time. At no time, the emission levels shall go as amended from time to time at no time, the emission
beyond the stipulated standards. levels will go beyond the stipulated standard.
12. The stack height of the D.G. Sets shall be equal to the The stack height of the D.G. Sets will be equal to the
height needed for the combined capacity of all proposed D.G. height needed for the combined capacity of all proposed
Sets. D.G. Sets
A.2.3 SOLID WASTE:

13. The solid waste generated shall be properly collected and The solid waste generated will be properly collected and
segregated at source. The biodegradable waste be converted segregated at source. The biodegradable waste will be
into useful end product by treating it into the proposed onsite converted into useful end product by treating it into the
Organic Waste Convertor, the recyclable waste shall be sold proposed onsite Organic Waste Converter and the
to vendors whereas the other garbage shall be disposed off recyclable waste will be sold to vendors whereas the
properly as provisions made by the Surat Municipal other garbage will be disposed off properly as per the
Corporation (SMC) provisions made by the Surat Municipal Corporation
(SMC).
A.2.4 SAFETY:
14. Firefighting facilities like fire extinguishers on each floor & Firefighting facilities like fire extinguishers on each floor
in the basement, wet riser opening at each floor, manually & in the basement, wet riser opening at each floor,
operated electric fire alarm system, hose reel, terrace water manually operated electric fire alarm system, hose reel,
tanks of 15 KL capacity, underground water tank of 100 KL. terrace water tanks of 15 KL capacity, underground
smoke detectors etc. shall be provided as proposed. water tank of 100 KL, smoke detectors etc. will be
provided as proposed.
15. All the staircases and lifts shall open out at ground level All the staircases and lifts will open out at ground level
from the highest point of building (with access from each floor] from the highest point of building [with access from each
for than 500 m2 emergency evacuation. Two staircases shall floor} for emergency evacuation. Two staircases will be
be provided in each building having floor area more on each provided in each building having floor area more than
floor. 500 m2 on each floor.
16. In basement at least two separate ramps of adequate Two separate ramps of adequate width and slope is
width and slope shall be provided, located preferably at provided, located preferably at opposite ends in
opposite ends basement.
17. Provision for adequate air changes per hour in the Provision for adequate air changes per hour in the
basement shall be made so as to avoid buildup of CO in the basement. is made so as to avoid buildup of CO in the
area. area.
18. Car park exhaust system equipped with CO (Carbon Proper ventilation is provided to eliminate the
Monoxide) sensor shall be provided to ensure operation of requirement of CO sensor in the basement and it will be
exhaust fans as CO concentration levels. monitored regularly to avoid any kind of accident.
A.2.5 PARKING / TRAFFIC CONGESTION:

19. Minimum parking space of 5,523.65 m2 (2,086.04 m2 in We will provide total parking space of 5,523.65 m2
basement +1,035 .23m2 in hollow plinth +2,402.38m2
as open surface parking) shall be provided as proposed.
A.2.6 ENERGY CONSERVATION:

20. Energy conservation measures viz. maximum utilization All Energy conservation measures viz. maximum
of natural light, roof-top thermal insulation, LED lighting utilization of natural light, roof-top thermal insulation,
fixtures in the common areas, appropriate design to shut out LED lighting fixtures in the common areas, appropriate
excess heat and gain loss. use of solar energy in external design to shut out excess heat and gain loss, use of
lighting (landscape lighting). use of aerated blocks, roof top solar energy in external lighting (landscape lighting),
solar panels or 60 KW etc. shall be use of aerated blocks etc. will be implemented as
Implemented as proposed. proposed.
A.2.7 GREEN BELT:
21. Green belt area of 600.0 m2comprising of 300.0 m2 tree We have kept reserve 600.0 m2green belt area and it
covered area with 100 trees within premises shall be shall be developed after completion of project.
developed as proposed. The other open spaces inside the
plot shall be suitably landscaped and covered with vegetation
of indigenous tree species
B. GENERAL CONDITIONS:
B.1 PRE-CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION PHASE
22. Environment Management Cell shall be formed, which
shall supervise and monitor the environment related aspects Environment Management Cell is already formed
of the project during construction and operational phases in
addition to observance of Gujarat Building and other
Construction Workers'(Regulation of Employment &
Conditions of Service) Rules 2003.
23. Prior permission from the competent authority shall be Prior permission from the competent authority are
obtained for cutting of the existing trees before site obtained for cutting of the existing trees before site
preparation work is commenced. preparation work is commenced.
24. Water demand during construction shall be reduced by Water demand during construction is reduced by use of
use of curing agents, super plasticizers and other best curing agents, super plasticizers and other best
construction practices construction practices.
25. Temporary wind shield shall be done to prevent dust Temporary wind shield is done to prevent dust emission
emission spreading outside the project premises. Barricade spreading outside the project premises. Barricade of
of adequate height shall be provided on the periphery of the adequate height are provided on the periphery of the
construction site with adequate signages. Individual building construction site with adequate signages. Individual
within the project site shall also be provided with barricades. building within the project site will also be provided with
barricades.
26. Regular water sprinkling shall be done in vulnerable areas Regular water sprinkling is done in vulnerable areas for
for controlling fugitive emission. controlling fugitive emission.
27. Material shall be covered during transportation to avoid Material are covered during transportation to avoid the
the fugitive emission. fugitive emission.
28. Uniform piling and proper storage of sand to avoid fugitive Uniform piling and proper storage of sand to avoid
emissions shall be ensured' fugitive emissions are ensured
29. Structural design of the project shall strictly adhere to the Structural design by expert’s structural engineer has
seismic zone norms for earthquake resistant structures. been done and adheres to the seismic zone norms for
earthquake, please refer structure engineer certificate
30. The planning, designs and construction of all buildings The planning, designs and construction of all buildings
shall be such as to ensure safety’ from fire. will such as to ensure safety from fire.
31. The project proponent shall ensure maximum We ensure maximum employment to the local people.
employment to the local people.
32.All required sanitary and hygienic measures shall be All required sanitary and hygienic measures is provided
provided before starting the construction activities and to be before starting the construction activities and to be
maintained throughout the construction phase. maintained throughout the construction phase.
33. Provision shall be made for housing of construction labor Provision is made for housing of construction labor
within the site with all necessary infrastructure and facilities within the site with all necessary infrastructure and
such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile STP, safe facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile
drinking water, medical healthcare, creches, electricity & STP, safe drinking water, medical healthcare, creches,
ventilation, canteen, rest rooms, safe disposal system for electricity, ventilation, canteen, rest rooms, safe
garbage, first aid, medical and emergency facilities etc. to disposal system for garbage, first aid, medical and
ensure that they do no ruin the existing environmental emergency facilities etc. to ensure that they do no ruin
condition. The housing may be in the form of temporary the existing environmental condition. The housing may
structures to be removed after completion of the project. be in the form of temporary structures to be removed-
after completion of the project.
34. Adequate personal protective equipment’s shall be Adequate personal protective equipment’s are provided
provided to the construction workers to ensure their safety to the construction workers to ensure their safety and
and the project proponent shall ensure its usage by the we ensure its usage by the labors.
labors.
35. First Aid Box shall be made readily available in adequate First Aid Box will be made readily available in adequate
quantity at all the times. quantity at all the times.
36. Training shall be given to all workers on construction Training is given to all workers on construction safety
safety aspects. aspects on monthly basis.
37. The project proponent shall strictly comply with the We are strictly complied with the Building and other
Building and other Construction Workers'(Regulation of Construction Workers'(Regulation of Employment &
Employment & Conditions of Service) Act 1996 and Gujarat Conditions of Service) Act 1996 and Gujarat rules made
rules made there under and their subsequent amendments. there under and their subsequent amendments and
compliance is being filed on regular basis along with
payment of Construction cess
38. The overall noise level in and around the project area The overall noise level in and around the project area
shall be kept well within the prescribed standards by are kept well within the prescribed standards by
providing noise control measures including acoustic providing noise control measures including acoustic
insulation, hoods, silencers, enclosures vibration dampers insulation, hoods, silencers, enclosures vibration
etc. on all sources of noise generation dampers etc. on all sources of noise generation.
39. Ambient noise levels shall conform to residential Ambient noise levels are confirmed to residential
standards both during day and night. Incremental pollution standards both during day and night. Incremental
load on the ambient air and noise quality shall be closely pollution load on the ambient air and noise quality are
monitored during construction phase closely monitored during construction phase.
40. The noise generating equipment’s, machinery and The noise generating equipment’s, machinery and
vehicles shall not be operated during the night hours and shall vehicles are the Day time hours i.e. 8:00 am to 6 Pm
be maintained properly to avoid generation of high noise due only and are maintained properly to avoid generation of
to wear and tear. noise due to wear and tear.
41. Use of diesel generator sets during construction phase Use of diesel generator sets during construction phase
shall be strictly with acoustic enclosure and shall conform to is strictly with acoustic enclosure and are conform to the
the EPA Rules for air and noise emission standards. EPA Rules for air and noise emission standards.
42. Safe disposal shall be ensured of wastewater and Safe disposal of wastewater and municipal solid wastes
municipal solid wastes generated during the construction generated during the construction phase is ensured.
phase
43.All topsoil excavated during construction activity shall be All topsoil excavated during construction activity is used
used in horticultural/ landscape development within the in horticultural I landscape development within the
project site project site.
44. Construction materials and debris shall be properly stored The construction materials and debris are being send to
and handled to avoid negative impacts such as air SMC’s Authorized C&D waste recycling unit on daily
pollution and public nuisances by blocking the roads and basis as per the policy of SMC vide resolution no:
public passages. 1621/2016, date: 10-10-2016.
45. Construction debris shall be reused in construction of Construction debris are reused in construction of roads,
roads, levelling the site etc. Waste packaging material (like leveling the site etc. Waste packaging material (like
used cement bags, waste paper, cardboard packing used cement bags, waste paper, cardboard packing
material), metal scraps etc. shall be sold to recyclers or Shall material), metal scraps etc. are sold to recyclers or are
be sent to the nearest municipal solid waste landfill site. sent to the nearest municipal solid waste landfill site.
46. Excavated earth to be generated during the construction Excavated earth to be generated during the
phase shall be utilized within the premises to the maximum construction phase are utilized within the premises to
extent possible and balance quantity of excavated earth shall the maximum extent possible and balance quantity of
be competent authority after taking the necessary excavated earth are disposed off with the approval of
precautions for general safety disposed off with the approval the competent authority after taking the necessary
of the and health aspects. Disposal of the excavated earth precautions for general safety and health aspects.
during construction phase shall not create adverse effect on Disposal of the excavated earth during construction
neighboring communities. phase is not creating adverse effect on neighboring
communities.
47. Provisions of Construction & Demolition Waste All Provisions of Construction & Demolition Waste
Management Rules-2016 shall be strictly adhered to. Management Rules-2016 are strictly adhered.
48. Vehicles hired for bringing construction material at the site Vehicles hired for bringing construction material at the
shall be in good conditions and conform to Applicable air and site are in good conditions and conform to applicable air
noise emission standards and shall be operated only during and noise emission standards and are operated only
day time and non-peak hours. during day time and non-peak hours.
49. Project proponent shall ensure use of eco-friendly We are using eco-friendly building materials including
building materials including fly ash bricks, fly ash paver fly ash bricks, fly ash paver blocks, Ready Mix Concrete
blocks, Ready Mix Concrete [RMCJ and lead-free paints in [RMCJ and lead-free paints in the project.
the project.
50. Fly ash shall be used in construction wherever applicable Fly ash are used in construction wherever applicable as
as per provisions· of Fly ash Notification under the E.P Act, per provisions of Fly Ash Notification under the E P. Act,
1986 and its subsequent amendments from time to time. 1986, and its subsequent amendments from time to
time.
51. Use of glass shall be minimal and only low emissive glass Use of glass will be minimal and only low emissive glass
shall be used in the project to reduce the electricity will be used in the project to reduce the electricity
consumption and load on air conditioning. consumption and load on air conditioning.
B2. OPERATION PHASE AND LIFE TIME:

52. Low water consuming devices shall be provided. Fixtures Low water consuming devices will be provided. Fixtures
for showers, toilet, flushing and drinking shall be of tow flow for showers, toilet, flushing and drinking are of low flow
either by use of aerators/ diffusers or pressure reducing either by use of aerators/ diffusers or pressure reducing
devices etc. devices etc.
53. A water meter shall be installed on rain water harvesting A water meter will be installed on rain water harvesting
& ground water recharge well system & compliance report of & ground water recharge well system & compliance
the same shall be submitted to concerned authorities. report of the same is will be submitted to concerned
authorities.
54. Used oil shall be sold only to the registered recycler Used oil will sold only to the registered recycler.
55. Provisions of Solid Waste Management Rules-2016 shall All Provision of Solid Waste Management Rules-2016
be strictly adhered to. will be strictly adhered.
56. Requisite firefighting facilities as per the requirement of Requisite firefighting facilities as per the requirement of
NBC and Gujarat Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures NBC and Gujarat Fire Prevention and Life Safety
Act-2013 along with the rules & regulations made there under Measures Act-2013 & rules made there under will be
shall be provided. provided.
57. Underground fire water storage tanks and terrace water Underground fire water storage tanks and terrace water
storage tanks of adequate capacity shall be provided as storage tanks of adequate capacity is provided as
proposed. Adequate provision shall be made to ensure that proposed. Adequate provision has been made to
water from the Fire Water Tank shall not be used for any other ensure that water from the Fire Water Tank shall not be
purpose. used for any other purpose.
58. Dedicated power back up system shall be provided in the Dedicated power back up system will be provided in the
case of power failure & emergency of fire water pumps. case of power failure & emergency of fire water pumps.
59. First Aid Box shall be made readily available in adequate First Aid Box will be made readily available in adequate
quantity at all the times. quantity at all the times.
60. Main entry and exit shall be separate and clearly marked Main entry and exit will be kept separate and clearly
in the facility marked in the facility.
61. Necessary emergency lighting system along with Necessary emergency lighting system along with
emergency power back up system shall be provided. further emergency power back up system will be provided.
necessary auto glow signage at all appropriate places shall Further, necessary auto glow signage at all appropriate
be provided to guide to guide the people towards exits and places are provided to guide the people towards exits
the assembly points during emergency. and assembly points during emergency.
62. Sufficient peripheral open passage shall be kept in the Sufficient peripheral open passage is kept in the margin
margin area for free movement of fire tender/emergency area for free movement of fire tender/ emergency
vehicle around the premises. vehicle around the premises.
63. The overall noise level in and around the project area The overall noise level in and around the project area
shall be kept well within the prescribed standards by will be kept well within the prescribed standards by
providing noise control measures including acoustic providing noise control measures including acoustic
insulation, hoods, silencers, enclosures vibrations dampers insulation, hoods, silencers, enclosures vibrations
etc. on all sources of noise generation including D.G. Sets. dampers etc. on all sources of noise generation
The ambient noise levels shall confirm to the including D.G. Sets. The ambient noise levels are
standards prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Act confirmed to the standards prescribed under the
and Rules. Environment (Protection) Act and Rules.
64. The area earmarked for the parking shall be used for The area earmarked for the parking will be used for
parking only. No other activity shall be permitted in this area. parking only. No other activity will be permitted in this
area.
65. Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from
roads adjoining the proposed project site shall be avoided. the roads adjoining the proposed project site will be
No public space including the service road shall be used or avoided. No public space including the service road will
blocked for the parking. be used or blocked for the parking.
66. The project proponent shall install energy efficient We will install energy efficient devices, appliances,
devices, appliances, motors, and pumps conforming to the motor and pumps conforming to bureau of energy
Bureau of Energy Efficiency norms. efficiency norms.
67. The transformers and motors shall have minimum The transformers and motors will have minimum
efficiency of 85% efficiency of 85%
68. Only variable frequency motor drives shall be used in Only variable frequency motor drives will be used in
project. project.
69. Application of solar energy shall be incorporated for Application of solar energy will be incorporated for
illumination of common areas, lighting for gardens and street illumination of common areas, lighting for gardens and
lighting. In addition, the provision for solar water street lighting in addition the provision for solar water
heating system shall also be provided. heating system are also be provided.
70. Use of glass shall be minimal to reduce the heat island Glass has been used only for windows; no glass wall
effect as well as to reduce the electricity consumption. has been created to eliminate the heat island effect as
well as to reduce the electricity consumption
71. The area earmarked as green area shall be used only for The area earmarked as green area will be used only for
plantation and shall not be altered for any other purpose. plantation and shall not be altered for any other purpose
72. Drip irrigation/low volume, low angle sprinkler system Drip irrigation/low volume, low angle sprinkler system
shall be used for the lawns and other green area including will be used for the lawns and other green area including
tree plantation. tree plantation.
73. The project proponent shall inform to SEAC I SEIAA We will inform to SEAC I SEIAA regarding the transfer
regarding the transfer of management responsibility to the of management responsibility to the Society I
Society I Association to be formed for the proposed project Association to be formed for the proposed project with
with all the supporting documents. The Society/ Association all the supporting documents. The Society/ Association
formed for further management of the proposed project shall formed for further management of the proposed project
be responsible for compliance of all the conditions stipulated will be responsible for compliance of all the conditions
in the Environmental Clearance order. stipulated in the Environmental Clearance order.
74. Environmental Clearance granted for the project on the Noted
basis of documents related to land possession submitted
shall become invalid in case the actual land for the project
site turns out to be different from the land considered at the
time of appraisal of the project and mentioned in the EC.
75. All other statutory clearances such as N.A. permission, NOC from Airports Authority of India and land document
approvals for storage of diesel from PESO, Fire Department, NA are already obtained.
Airports Authority of India etc., if applicable, shall be obtained
by the project proponent from the competent authorities.
76. All the conditions as may be stipulated in the NA order, Noted
Development permission, Building Use permission, NOC
obtained from Fire Department etc. shall be strictly complied
with.
77. The project management shall also comply with all the The project management will comply with all the
environment protection measures, risk mitigation measures environment protection measures, risk mitigation
and safeguards proposed by them measures and safeguards proposed by them.
78. All the commitments I undertakings given to the SEAC Noted

during the appraisal process for the purpose of environmental
protection and management shall be strictly adhered to.
79. The project proponent shall also comply with any We will comply with any additional condition that may
additional condition that may be imposed by the SEAC or the be imposed by the SEAC or the SEIAA or any other
SEIAA or any other competent authority for the purpose for competent authority for the purpose of the
the environmental protection and management. environmental protection and management.
80. All the terms & conditions prescribed in the amendment Noted
of EIA Notification - 2006 published by the MoEF&CC vide its
Notification No. S.O. 3999(E) dated 9th December, 2016,
shall be complied with letter & spirit.
81.The project proponent shall strictly comply with the We are strictly complied with the Gujarat Building and
Gujarat Building and other Construction Workers' (Regulation other Construction Workers Act & rules and compliance
of Employment & Conditions of Service) Rules 2003 as well is being filed on regular basis along with payment of
as Gujarat Lifts & Escalators Rules as amended from time to Construction cess.
time
82. No further expansion or modifications in the project likely Noted

to cause environmental impacts shall be carried out
82. No further expansion or modifications in the project likely Noted
to cause environmental impacts shall be carried out without
obtaining prior Environment Clearance from the concerned
authority.
83. The above conditions shall be enforced. inter-alia under Noted
the provisions of the water (Prevention & Control of
Pollution) Act. 1974, Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution)
Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act 1986 and the
Hazardous Wastes (Management Handling and Tran
boundary) Rules, 2008, Building and Other Construction
Workers' (Regulation of Employment & Conditions of Service)
Act-1996, The Gujarat Lifts and Act 2000 along with their
amendments and rules.
B3. OTHER CONDITIONS

84. The project proponent shall allocate the separate fund of Noted
Rs. 120 lacs for activities like provision of library room, books,
uniform etc. in nearby schools, health camps, medical
checkup, training and skill development. sanitation facility etc.
in accordance to the MoEFCC's Office Memorandum No.
F.No.22-65/2017-IA.III dated 01/05/2018 to carry out the
activities under CER in affected area around the project. The
entire activities proposed under CER shall be monitored and
the monitoring report shall be submitted to the regional office
of MoEFCC’s as a part of half-yearly compliance report and
to district collector. The monitoring report shall be posted on
the website of the project proponent.
85. The project proponent shall allocate the separate fund for We have already allocated separate funds for corporate
Corporate Environment Responsibility (CER) in accordance environment responsibility in accordance to the
to the MoEFCC's Office Memorandum No. F.No.22-65/2017- MoEFCC's Office Memorandum No. F.No.22-65/2017-
IA.III dated 01/05/2018 to carry out the activities under CER IA.III dated 01/05/2018 and we have carried out activity
in affected area around the project. The entire activities of cleaning of canal near to our project till June 2019
proposed under CER shall be monitored and the monitoring and its estimated cost was Rs. 2 Lakhs.CER funds will
report shall be submitted to the regional office of MoEFCC’s we utilized as planned and mentioned in future.
as a part of half-yearly compliance report and to district
collector. The monitoring report shall be posted on the
website of the project proponent.
86. The project authorities shall earmark adequate funds to Noted
implement the conditions stipulated by SEIAA as well as
GPCB along with the implementation schedule for all the
conditions stipulated herein. The funds so provided shall not
be diverted for any other purpose.
87. The project proponent shall adhere to provisions made Noted

for Corporate Environment Responsibility "CER" In Office
Memorandum dated 01 /05/2018 by Ministry of Environment.
Forests & Climate Change and its amendments from time to
time in a letter and spirit.
88. The applicant shall inform the public that the project has It has been already complied.
been accorded environmental clearance by the SEIAA and
that the copies of the clearance letter are available with the
GPCB and may also be seen at the Website of SEIAA/ SEAC/
GPCB. This shall be advertised within seven days from the
date of the clearance letter, in at least two local newspapers
that are widely circulated in the region, one of which shall be
in Gujarati language and the other in English. A copy each of
the same shall be forwarded to the concerned Regional
Office of the Ministry.
89. It shall be mandatory for the project management to Noted
submit half-yearly compliance report in respect of the
stipulated prior environmental clearance terms and
conditions in hard and soft copies to the regulatory authority
concerned and shall be uploaded on website of Gujarat Real
Estate Regulatory Authority. on 1st June and 1st December
of each calendar year
90. The project authorities shall also adhere to the Noted
stipulations made by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
91. The project authorities shall inform the GPCB. Regional Noted
Office of MoEF&CC and SEIAA about the date of financial
closure and final approval of the project by the concerned
authorities and the date of start of the project.
92. The SEIAA may revoke or suspend the clearance, if Noted

implementation of any of the above conditions is not found
satisfactory. This environmental clearance is valid for seven
years from the date of issue.
93. Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie Noted
with the National Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a period
of 30 days as prescribed under Section 16 of the National
Green Tribunal Act, 2010.
94. Submission of any false or misleading information or data Noted

which is material to screening or scoping or appraisal or
decision on the application makes this environment clearance
cancelled
Annexure – A
Copy of Environment Clearance
letter
Annexure – B
Newspaper advertisement for EC
Annexure – C
Rajahiththi
Annexure – D
Labour insurance policy
Annexure – E
Structural certificate
Annexure – F
CER Activity photographs
Annexure:10
Construction Format
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Project Details – Construction Sector
Sr. Particulars Details
No
.
1. Proposal is for Expansion Project [ ]
2. Type of Project Residential & Commercial
3. Project / Activity 8(a)
No. [8(a) or 8(b)]
4. Name of the Vacanza Homes
project
5. Name of M/s Harsh Buildcorp LLP
Developer
6. Estimated Rs.1.5 crores
Project Cost (Rs.
In Crores)
7. Whether Yes, construction has been started as per granted Environmental
construction Clearance.
work has been
initiated at site?
If yes, details
thereof
8. Site coordinates
1. 72°48'16.41"E 21° 8'12.88"N
2. 72°48'18.78"E 21° 8'12.91"N
3. 72°48'18.80"E 21° 8'15.16"N
4. 72°48'16.43"E 21° 8'16.30"N
9. Project Details  Land / Plot Area (m²): 6,404 m²

 FSI area (m2): 17,627.23 m²
 Total BUA (m2): 24,838.82 m²
Permissible Proposed
FSI Area (m²) 25,616 17,627.23
Ground Coverage (m²) -- 1,880.89
Common Plot Area (m²) 640.40 640.40
Max. building height (m) 70 45
10. Building Details  No. of Buildings:- 2
 Scope of buildings/blocks: 2 nos of building having Basement + Hollow
plinth +14 floors
 No.& size of Residential & Commercial Units: 234 Residential units and 24
Commercial Units
 Details of amenities if any: Club house and jogging track
11. No. of expected 1,290
residents / users
12. Water & waste  Water requirement (KL/day):15
water details  Source of water: Water supply from SMC
during
 Waste water generation quantity (KL/day):2.1
construction
phase  Mode of disposal: Details of reuse of water, if any :SMC drain
13 Water & waste  Total Water requirement (KL/day): 172
water details  Fresh water requirement (KL/day): 101
during operation
 Source of water: Water supply from SMC
phase
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No
.
 Waste water generation quantity (KL/day): 135
 Mode of disposal: Sewage to be generated will be treated in the proposed
onsite STP. Treated sewage will be reused for gardening & flushing purpose
within premises and remaining quantity of treated sewage will be
discharged into the drainage line of SMC.
 In case of STP provision, capacity of STP:- 150 KLD
 STP Technology:- FMR technology
 Purposes for treated water utilization: -Flushing and gardening.
 Quantity of treated water to be reused: 1.Gardening (KL/day):- 3
2. Flushing (KL/day):- 68
 Provision of dual plumbing system (Yes/No): -Yes
 Quantity and type (treated/untreated) of water to be discharged: Sewage to
be generated will be treated in the proposed onsite STP. Treated sewage
will be reused for gardening & flushing purpose within premises and
remaining quantity of treated sewage will be discharged into the drainage
line of SMC.
 Mode of disposal: as above.
14 Status of water Both drainage and water supply lines are existing at site.
supply and
drainage line
15 Solid waste Construction Phase:
Management Generation Quantity to Mode of Disposal /
(m3) be reused Reuse
(m3)
Top Soil 640 m3 600 m3 600 m3 of excavated

Top Soil Utilized for
greenbelt
development
Other 8,528.76 m3 - 8,568.76 m3 of other

excavated
excavated earth shall
earth
be utilized for other
project after payment
of necessary royalty
Construction 100 kg/day Nil Send to C & D waste

debris management facility
of SMC
Steel scrap 15kg/day Nil Sold off to recyclers
2
No
.
Discarded 6kg/day
packing
materials
Operation Phase:
Type of Generation Mode of waste Mode of Disposal
waste Quantity collection / Reuse
(Kg/day)
Dry waste 203 kg/day Into bins to be Disposal through
Wet waste 304 kg/day provided door to door
within waste collection
premises. system of SMC.
 Details of segregation if to be done: For Solid waste segregation at source
will be adopted and wet waste will be processed within premises using
OWC, Recyclable material will be sold to recycler.
 Capacity and no. of community bins to be placed within premises: 2 nos
of bin having capacity of 150 kg each for dry waste and 150 kg for wet
waste will be provided to each building.
 Landfill site where waste will be ultimately disposed by local authority:
Khajod Disposal Site
16 Parking Details  Total parking area requirement for the project as per GDCR: 3,693.81 m²
 Parking area requirement for residential units as per GDCR: 3,413.198
m²
 Parking area requirement for commercial units as per GDCR: 280.62 m²
 Total number of CPS requirement for the project as per NBC :187
 Total Parking area provided (m²) & No. of CPS: 5,523.65 m² and 208
CPS
 Parking area provided in Surface (m²) & No. of CPS: 2,402.38 m² and
105 CPS
 Parking area provided in basement (m²) & No. of CPS: 2,086.04 m² and
66 CPS
 Parking area provided in hollow plinth (m²) & No. of CPS: 1,035.23 m² and
37 CPS
17 Traffic  Width of adjacent public roads: 12 m, 45 m and 18 m wide TP road
Management  Number of Entry & Exit provided on approach road/s:Two gates will be
provided
 Width of Entry & Exit provided on approach road/s: 7.5 m
 Minimum width of open path all around the buildings for easy access of
fire tender (excluding the width for the plantation): 6.0 m
 Width of all internal roads: 6.0 m
 Measures for traffic management:
Security guards will be arranged at each (Entry & Exit) point and they will
be trained.
Traffic direction will be maintained.
18 Details of Green provision to install aerated coke (Foam Type) in wash basins, kitchen, low
Building flush water closets in toilet and pressure reducing valves in water pipeline,
measures rain water harvesting & ground water recharge, maximum utilization of natural
proposed. light, roof-top thermal insulation, LED lighting fixtures in the common areas,
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No
.
appropriate design to shut out excess heat and gain loss, use of solar energy
in external lighting (landscape lighting), use of aerated blocks etc.
19 Energy  Power supply:
Requirement, Maximum demand: 1300 KW
Source and Connected load:1400 KW
Conservation Source: DGVCL
 Energy saving measures: Maximum utilization of natural light, roof-top
thermal insulation, LED lighting fixtures in the common areas, appropriate
design to shut out excess heat and gain loss, use of solar energy in
external lighting (Landscape lighting), use of aerated blocks etc.
 DG Sets:
No. and capacity of the DG sets:4 and 62.5 KVA
Fuel & its quantity: diesel (10 Liter/h)
Note : - D.G. Sets will be used incase of power failure or fire emergency
20 Fire and Life  During the construction phase: Fire extinguishers at various locations and
Safety Measures can be easily accessible, to keep printed board showing important
telephone number of fire, ambulance, hospital etc. training to the workers
on safety aspects, first aid box at identified places within premise, doctor
& ambulance services, provision of PPE’s like helmet, gumboot/safety net,
safety goggles etc.
 During the operation phase: Fire extinguishers on each floor & in the
basement, wet riser opening at each floor, manually operated electric fire
alarm system, hose reel, terrace water tanks of 15 KL capacity,
underground water tank of 100 KL, smoke detectors etc.
 Nearest fire station: Majura fire station.
Distance from project site: 4.5 Km.
21 Details on staircase
Type & no. of No. of Floor No. of Width of the Travel distance
buildings floors area staircase staircase (m)
A B+G+14 561.91 2 2.00 m Less than 15 m
B B+G+14 692.65 2 2.00 m Less than 15 m
22 Rain Water  Level of the Ground water table: 10.40 m
Harvesting  No. & dimensions of RWH tank(s) :-
(RWH)  No. and depth of percolations wells : 2
 Details on Pre-treatment facilities : only roof top rainwater harvesting is
proposed
Green area  Tree covered area (m²) :300
23 details  Area covered by shrubs and bushes (m²): included in lawn covered area.
 Lawn covered area (m²):300
 Total Green Area (m²):600
 Green Area % of plot area:9.36 %
 No. of trees and species to be planted: 100 trees of Gulmohar, Jambu,
Bakam Limdo, Chikoo, Ashopalav, Kadam, Rayan etc.
24 Budgetary  Sewage Treatment Plant including dual plumbing- 95
allocation for  Landscaping & Gardening- 10
Environmental  Solid waste Management- 8
Management  Rainwater harvesting- 6
Plan  Energy Conservation- 20
(Rs. in lacs)  Total Cost- 139 (Rs. In Lakhs)
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.
25 Proposed dust Loading & Transportation in covered Trucks, Covered shed provided for
control cement unloading activity, Temporarily Wind Screen around project site will
measures during be constructed, Sprinkling of water on roads and in vicinity of storage area.
the construction
phase
26 Eco friendly Fly ash bricks & aerated block, paving blocks, RMC (Ready Mix Concrete),
building material lead free paints etc.
usage details.
27 Facilities to be Sanitation facilities, drinking water & tap water, sewage disposal facility, first
provided to the aid box, free medicines, doctor service, adequate PPEs etc.
construction
workers
28 Document Copy of index submitted by them shows that NA land for residential cum
related to Land commercial use in the name of applicants.
possession

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PROPOSED

COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX,

1. COMPANY INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................3

Site Selection Criteria

Before selecting the sites following points have been considered.

 Proposed project is adjacent to SMC.

 No National park or Wildlife Sanctuary falls within 10 KM radius of project site.

Salient Feature of the Site

Nearest Air port Nearest Airport Surat–6.99 Km (SW

 1 nos of Commercial cum residential Buildings having 14th floors

 234 Residential Units and 24 Commercial units

Following facilities will take shape up as Project:

 Garden with jogging park

 Clubhouse for society

4.2 Built up area summary

all are in sq.mt.

5.1 Power Requirement

5.2 Source of Power

5.3 Electrical Load Demand

5.4 Substation and Power supply

5.5 Power Factor Control

5.6 Captive Generation

 Maximum utilization of natural light.

 Roof-top thermal insulation.

 LED lighting fixtures in the common areas.

 Appropriate design to shut out excess heat and gain loss.

Solar Panels Calculation:

o 50 kw lighting Through solar system

o For 1 kw system, area required = 150 sq. ft

o For 50 kw, area required = 150 x 50 = 7500 sq.ft. = 696.77 sq.mt.

o No. of solar panels required = 50 / 0.3 = 167 panels

 Following precaution will be taken during selection of material…

24-Hr Use Daytime Use Configuration U-VALUE

(0.046 (0.072 (4 layers of 8mm Kinifoam or Eq. (0.045 Btu/Hr-

or underdeck 30 mm phenotherm Ft²-°F)

o For north glazing Max U value= 3.30 W/m² °C

o For other glazing Max U value= 3.30 W/m² °C

7. WATER & WASTE WATER SYSTEM

Sr. No. Purpose Water Requirement Wastewater Generation

Domestic water for @ 45

2. Dust suppression 1.2 - - Evaporation Losses

Washing of 30-35% loss on

4. Curing 6.9+ 2.8 - - Evaporation Losses

Fresh Water (KLD) 17.8

Total Fresh water 15 KLD

Sr. Water Sewage Quantity of sewage to

1. Domestic: 98 131 64 KLD of treated sewage

3. Gardening: 3 KLD recycled Nil

Total (1+2+3) 101 (71 KLD 135

7.1 Sources of Water

7.3 Details of Water Conservation Measures:

 Equipment washed wastewater will be reused for curing activity.

 Pressure coke will be provided for construction water usage line.

 Rain water harvesting system will be adopted.

 Collected rain water will be recharge into ground water.

8. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION &

Construction phase usually results in temporary environmental pollution only. Such

During excavation due care shall be taken that the excavator

The proper maintenance of construction machines shall be

a) Vehicular movement a) Vehicular movement

All vehicles shall be properly maintained and should have valid

b) Emission from the DG set