Krishna District

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INDEX

S. No. Contents Page

No.

Introduction on implementation of Environmental Norms and Compliance status at Krishna District.

3 - 7 1 Waste Management Plan

i) Solid Waste Management Plan ^8-9

ii) Plastic Waste Management Plan ¹⁰ iii) C & D Waste Management Plan ¹¹ iv) Bio-Medical Waste Management Plan ¹² v) Hazardous Waste Management Plan ¹³

vi) E-Waste Management Plan ¹⁴

2 Water Quality Management Plan ¹⁵

3 Domestic Sewage Management Plan ¹⁶

4 Industrial Wastewater Management Plan ¹⁷

5 Air Quality Management Plan ^18-19

6 Mining Activity Management Plan ²⁰

7 Noise Pollution Management Plan ²¹

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INTRODUCTION

The Hon’ble National Green Tribunal (NGT) while dealing with compliance of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 through OA No.606 of 2018 has flagged monitoring requirement of other environmental issues. Through the directions, It was informed for regular monitoring of environmental norms by Chief Secretary of State Government at state level and the District Magistrates at District level. Further, it was instructed that the department of Environment of all states and Union Territories to prepare District Environmental Plan and its monitoring by the District Collectors, and make such plans available in public domain (through websites). While fixing a schedule for further appearance of the Chief Secretaries of all State / UTs, directions has been issued to compile information with following specific thematic areas-

1. Compliance to Solid Waste Rules including Legacy Waste.

2. Compliance to Bio-medical Waste Rules.

3. Compliance to Construction & Demolition Waste.

4. Compliance to Hazardous Waste Rules.

5. Compliance to E-Waste Rules.

6. 351 Polluter Stretches in the Country.

7. 102 non-attainment cities.

8. Status of STPs and re-use of treated water.

9. Status of CETPs/ETPs including performance.

10. Ground Water extraction / contamination and re-charge.

11. Air pollution including noise pollution.

12. Illegal sand mining.

13. Rejuvenation of water bodies.

The Special Chief Secretary to Government, EFS & T Department, Govt. of A.P., through D.O letter dated.11.09.2019 informed the Hon’ble NGT directives to personally monitor compliance of environment norms once every month, the District Magistrates to conduct such monitoring twice every month. Further, it was instructed to prepare District Environmental Plan and make such plans available in public domain.

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Accordingly, the following District Committees were constituted at Krishna District to monitor the implementation progress of Hon’ble NGT directives through orders issued on various dates.

I) SPECIAL TASK FORCE COMMITTEE to monitor the implementation of Solid Waste Management at Krishna District.

Sl.No Designation Members

1 Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna Chairman 2 District Medical & Health Officer,

Machilipatnam, Krishna District. Member

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Chief Medical Officer (I/C),

Vijayawada Municipal Corporation, Vijayawada.

Member

4

Commissioner,

Machilipatnam / Pedana / Vuyyuru, Gudivada / Jaggaiahpet / Tiruvuru / Nandigama / Nuzvid Municipalities

Members

5

Managing Director,

M/s. Zigma Global Environ Solutions Pvt.

Ltd., Azithsingh Nagar, Vijayawada.

Member

6

Environmental Engineer &

Member Convener,

A.P. Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, Vijayawada.

Member Convener

II) DISTRICT LEVEL AIR QUALITY MONITORING COMMITTEE to monitor the implementation of Air pollution control measures at Vijayawada City to achieve attainment of prescribed National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAQS).

Sl.No Designation Members

1 The Collector & District Magistrate, Vijayawada

Chairman 2 The Municipal Commissioner, Vijayawada

Municipal Corporation, Vijayawada.

Member 3 The Superintendent of Police (Urban),

Vijayawada.

Member 4 The Deputy Transport Commissioner, Road

Transport Authority, Govt. of A.P., Vijayawada.

Member

5 The District Civil Supply Officer, Civil Supplies Department, Vijayawada.

Member 6 The General Manager, District Industries

Centre, Vijayawada.

Member

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7 The Divisional Forest Officer (Social Forestry), Forest Department, Vijayawada.

Member 8 The Environmental Engineer, A.P. Pollution

Control Board, Regional Office, Vijayawada

Member Convener

III) SPECIAL ENVIRONMENT SURVEILLANCE TASK FORCE COMMITTEE to monitor the illegal sand mining and river pollution stretches

S.No. Member of the Committee Designation 1 The Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna Member

2 Superintendent of Police Member

3 Regional Office of APPCB Member convener

4 One person nominated by the District Judge Member

The Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna Constituted the following Mandal Level Special Environmental Surveillance Committees to monitor and curb illegal sand mining in the Mandals existing along Krishna river stretch vide Procds.No:PRS/APPCB/RO/VJA-2019- Date.27.08.2019:

Sl.No. Name of the authority Designation 1 Tahasildar of the concerned Mandal. Member 2 Station house officer of the police station of

the concerned Mandal.

Member 3 Mandal parishad development officer of the

concerned Mandal.

Member

List of Mandals covered along Krishna River Stretch are

1 Jaggaiahpet 10 Kankipadu

2 Chandarlapadu 11 Thotlavalluru 3 Kanchikacherla 12 Pamidimukkala 4 Ibrahimpatnam 13 Ghantasala 5 Vijayawada (Rural) 14 Challapalli 6 Vijayawada (East) 15 Mopidevi 7 Vijayawada (Central) 16 Avanigadda 8 Vijayawada (West) 17 Nagayalanka 9 Penamaluru

IV) DISTRICT LEVEL MONITORING COMMITTEE to monitor the implementation of the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016

S.No Member of the Committee Designation 1 The Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna

District Chairman

2 The District Medical & Health Officer, Krishna Member

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4 The Municipal Commissioner (S) in the District Member 5 The Representative of Indian Medical

Association Member

6 The Representative of A.P. Hospitals & Nursing

Homes Association Member

7 The Superintendent and Hospital Administrator of

the District Hospital Member

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One or Two experts in the field of Bio-Medical Waste Management (To be nominated by the District Collector)

Member

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The Representative(S) of Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility (S) operating in the district.

Member

10 The Concerned Regional Officer of A.P.Pollution

Control Board (APPCB) Member Convener

KRISHNA DISTRICT :

Krishna District is an Administrative District in the Coastal Andhra region of the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh. The administrative seat of the district is located at Machilipatnam . It has a coastline of approximately 88 km and is situated on the left bank of Krishna River, that separates it from Krishna district and extends till it empties into the Bay of Bengal. It is bounded by Bay of Bengal on the East and South , West Godavari on the North-East, Guntur and Nalgonda districts on the West, and Khammam district on the North.. It has an area of 8727 km² ((3,370 sq miles) and had a population of 45,29,009 as per 2011 census of India.

The district has four revenue divisions, namely Vijayawada, Nuzvid, Machilipatnam, and Gudivada. Out of which Nuzvid and Vijayawada headed by a Sub Collector. These revenue divisions are divided into 50 mandals in the district. These 50 mandals consists of 1 Municipal Corporation Vijayawada and 8 municipalities namely Machilipatnam, Pedana, Gudivada, Vuyyuru, Jaggaiahpet, Nandigama, Tiruvuru and Nuzvid, 49 mandal parishads, 973 panchayats, 1005 villages. There are 20 towns (or urban agglommeration) in the district,

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The culture of Krishna district is mostly traditional in rural places and moderately modern in Vijayawada. It is also famous as the birthplace for Indian classical dance named kuchipudi and the culture with the dialect of Telugu spoken in Krishna is widely considered to be the standard form of Telugu. The village is known for Kondapally Toys (Kondapalli bommalu). The toys are chiselled from local light softwoods (Tella Poniki) and painted with vegetable dyes, and vibrant enamel colours. The District is also very famous for Mango cultivation & export, agriculture, education and aqua culture.

Kolleru Lake is the largest freshwater lake and is located between the deltas of Krishna and Godavari spanning an area of 308 km².

The District Environmental Plan cover the following environmental issues:

1) Waste Management Plan -

i) Solid waste Management Plan ii) Plastic Waste Management Plan iii) C&D Waste Management Plan iv) Biomedical waste management plan v) Hazardous waste management plan vi) E-Waste Management plan

2) Water quality management plan 3) Domestic sewage management plan 4) Industrial wastewater management plan 5) Air quality management plan

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8 1 (i) SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India has notified the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. Rule - 15 & 16 specified duties of local bodies for solid waste management. The APPCB shall enforce these Rules through local bodies. With respect to effective implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016, Hon‟ble NGT had laid down several orders, of which, Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, Principal Bench on 22^nd December 2016 has passed judgment in Original Application No. 199 of 2014 filed by Mrs. Almitra Patel with regard to Solid Waste Management.

Further, for effective implementation of the said Rules, the Hon’ble NGT in its orders dated 31.08.2018 had constituted Apex Committee, Regional Committee and State Committee. Also, as per Hon‟ble NGT order dated: 16.01.2019 in O.A.

No.606/2018, State Level Monitoring Committee (SLMC) in Andhra Pradesh is constituted under the Chairmanship of Justice B. Seshasayana Reddy, Rtd. High Court Judge. The State Monitoring Committee meetings are being conducted periodically every month.

Solid Wastes generation in Krishna District:

In Krishna District, one Municipal Corporation and 8 No. of Municipalities are functioning.

The total quantity of Solid Waste Generation is around 808 tons / day and the wet Solid Waste is Composted/Vermi Composted. While, the Plastic Waste is collected, most of the waste used for recycling and partly channelizing to cement industries

This involves the following:

S.No Work to be carried out Action to be taken by 1 Achievement of 100% Door to Door collection with

segregation at source and quantification.

All Municipalities, Town 2 Completion of facilities for Composting, Vermi-

composting, Bio Methanisation etc.

3

Segregation and handing over of domestic hazardous waste like paint drums, CFL bulbs, printers etc, to the APPCB authorized industries / facilities.

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The details on solid waste generation, mode of treatment and disposal, action plan progress pertains to Municipalities functioning at Krishna District is placed at Annexure - 1.

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Establish Material Recovery Facility (MRF) and shall keep them operational for recovery of recyclable waste.

Panchayats, Krishna District.

5 Action plan for bio-mining of legacy waste and shall clear the dump sites expeditingly.

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Authorisation under SWM Rules from APPCB for establishment waste processing facilities.

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10 1 (ii) PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT

One Municipal Corporation and 8 Municipalities are functioning in Krishna District. In order to give thrust on Plastic Waste minimization, source segregation, recycling, involving waste pickers, recyclers and waste processors in collection of plastic waste fraction either from households or any other source of its generation or intermediate material recovery facility and adopt polluters pay principle for the sustainability of the environment. These rules shall apply to every waste generator, local body, Village Panchayat, manufacturer, importers and producers.

All local bodies are enforcing PWM Rules, 2016 in Krishna District to ensure that the recyclable Plastic Waste are sold to the recyclers, low value plastic are utilized for road laying, the non-recyclable Plastic Waste to co-incineration in Cement Plant and the remaining inerts to landfill site for disposal.

Hon‟ble NGT had laid down several orders, of which, Hon‟ble NGT in its order dated:

12.03.2019 in Original Application No. 247/2017 among other things has directed all the States to prepare respective action plans for compliance of Rules and the same was submitted to the CPCB.

Local Bodies are conducting awareness programmes periodically to sensitize public for active participation to prevent Plastic Waste menace. This involves the following:

S.No Work to be carried out Action to be taken by 1 Inventory of Plastic Waste generation and

collection All local bodies

2 Site for material recovery facility (Storage of

segregated Plastic Waste) All local bodies

3 Agreement with Cement plants for disposal of

Plastic Waste. All local bodies

4 Recycling units identified to obtain Registration. APPCB 5

Implementation of extended producer responsibility (EPR) through producers / Brand Owners

All local bodies

6 Conducting Awareness Local bodies

The details on plastic waste generation, collection and recycling; implementation progress of PWM Rules, 2016 at Krishna District is placed at Annexure – 2.

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1 (iii) C&D WASTE MANAGEMENT

In Krishna district the expected generation of Construction & Demolition waste is about 70 TPD across the 9 ULBs functioning at Krishna District. The Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) and 8 Municipalities are advised to ensure that the C&D waste to dispose for road embankment, low level filling and other means to bare minimum impacts in the surrounding environment.

The VMC contracted M/s. Pro Enviro C & D Waste Recycling Facility, to establish

‘Construction and Demolition Waste Processing’ facility at Azithsingh Nagar with a capacity of 200 Tons/day, which is functional. This Facility is having CFO to produce the Recovered sand-30 Tons/day, Aggregate-90 Tons/day, Green products like paver blocks, tiles etc.,-50 Tons/day and soil-30 Tons/day, which is valid up to 31.08.2023.

S.No Work to be carried out Action to be taken by

1

Identification and Establishment of Construction and Demolition Waste processing facility.

All Municipalities

Town Panchayats

Village Panchayats

2

Implementation of By-laws for C&D Waste

Management All Municipalities

The details on C&D waste generation per ULB wise and implementation progress of the C&D Waste Management Rules, 2016 is placed at Annexure – 3.

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12 1 (iv) BIO-MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

In Krishna District, 593 bedded hospitals and 478 non-bedded hospitals are functioning.

Out of the above, 12 Government Hospitals, 88 Primary Health Centers, 13 CHC and 958 Private Hospitals are functioning. All the above, HCF tied up with Common Bio- Medical Waste Treatment & Disposal facility (CBMWTF) operating in the name of M/s.

Safenviron, Dharmavarapupadu Thanda Village, Jaggaiahpet Mandal, Krishna District.

In addition 30 no. of Veterinary Hospitals are functioning in the District.

This involves the following :

The details on Health care facilities functioning in Krishna District, tie-up with CBMWTF and compliance progress of the BMW Rules is placed at Annexure -4.

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Inventorization of Government and Private Hospitals, Blood Banks, Clinical Labs, Veterinary Hospitals, Forensic Lab, Scan Centre

District Medical & Health Officer, Vijayawada Joint Director of Animal

Husbandry Dept., Vijayawada 2 Issuing of Authorization to the above facilities APPCB

3 Setting up of full fledged common biomedical waste treatment and disposal facilities

DM&HO, Indian Medical Association and APPCB

4 Channelise aqueous waste generated at HCFs for treatment and disinfection prior to disposal.

DM & HO, Vijayawada , Local Bodies and APPCB

5 Monitoring of compliance under the Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016

APPCB and DM&HO, Vijayawada and Local

Bodies

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1 (v) HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

The Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, GoI notified Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016. These rules shall apply to the management of hazardous and other wastes as specified in the Schedules to these rules. It was defined that “hazardous waste” means any waste which by reason of characteristics such as physical, chemical, biological, reactive, toxic, flammable, explosive or corrosive, causes danger or is likely to cause danger to health or environment, whether alone or in contact with other wastes or substances. In Krishna District, about 380 No. of Hazardous waste generating industries are functioning. 15 oil reclamation units are existing in Krishna District. The hazardous waste shall be handled carefully and shall be disposed to landfill, incineration or co-processing at cement plants as authorised by APPCB. This involves the following :

The details of Hazardous waste generation and disposal; compliance to HWM Rules, 2016 is placed at Annexure – 5

1 Inventorization of Hazardous Waste generating units

APPCB 2

Authorisation of Hazardous waste generating units and compliance monitoring

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14 1 (vi) E-WASTE MANAGEMENT

In this regard, the Hon‟ble NGT (PB) in its order dated 12.02.2019 in O.A.No.512/2018 has issued directions to the stake holders for effective implementation of the e-waste management rules. Accordingly, action plan for the District to comply with NGT directions is given below:

3 Nos. of E-Waste dismantlers and 6 Nos. of e-waste collection centers are existing in Krishna District.

1 Issue of press release in Newspapers. APPCB

2

Identification of authorized recycler / dismantler in Krishna District

General Manager, District Industries Centre and by local bodies.

3

Identification of dealers, electronic equipment manufactures who supply electrical & electronic equipment and make them apply for registration .

APPCB

4 Checking of illegal E-waste management. Local bodies and APPCB

The details of e-waste generation, collection and details of e-waste collection centers in Krishna District are placed at Annexure – 6

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2. WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT

Water quality of rivers and lakes in Krishna District is monitored regularly on monthly basis by Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board under GEMS and MINARS programme and the reports are submitted to the Central Pollution Control Board. Based on the consolidated reports of GEMS and MINARS programme during the year 2005 to 2011, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has identified 351 river stretches as polluted river stretches in the country for not meeting the prescribed water quality standards. River Krishna is one among the identified Polluted river stretch from Amaravathi to Hamsaladeevi. River Krishna flows into Krishna district at Muktyala (V) and empties into the Bay of Bengal at Hamsaladeevi. However, the data of analysis reports over a period shows that the ‘BOD’ parameter is always less than 3 mg/ltr which indicates that the river is not polluted. The river water in the above stretch can be classified as type ‘c’ which indicates that the water can be used for drinking with conventional treatment followed by disinfection. The Hon‟ble NGT (PB) in its order directed the States to review the existing framework of restoration of all the water bodies by preparing an appropriate action plan as per the guidelines prescribed the CPCB.

Guidelines prescribed by the CPCB are being followed for protection of water bodies at Krishna District. This involves the following:

1

Collection of data regarding Sewage, Solid Waste disposal in river stretch with quality and prepare

Digital Mapping with above details Irrigation & RWS 2 Desilting, removal of encroachments & flood

control measures

3 Prevention of discharges of sewage from non-

industrial sector Local bodies

4

Prevention of discharges of trade effluents from

industrial sector APPCB

There was no polluted water bodies in Krishna District. The details of water bodies and details of treatment of waste water from domestic and industrial sector are placed at Annexure – 7.

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16 3. DOMESTIC SEWAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN

APPCB has periodically issued directions to the urban/ local bodies to set up Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) of adequate capacity including provision for sewerage system to cover the entire local/urban areas and the treated effluent to comply with the Standards in order to prevent deterioration of surface, sub-surface and coastal waters.

The treated sewage, after meeting out the prescribed standards for core parameters are either used for irrigation or let into water bodies.

In Krishna District 7 STPs are existing in Vijayawada, constructed and operating by Vijayawada Municipal Corporation with a combined capacity of 130 KLD. Further 1 STP with a capacity of 20 MLD is under construction by VMC at Jakkampudi. The remaining Municipalities has initiated steps for construction of STPs for treatment of sewage generated at Municipalities. Construction of FSTPs are under progress at Tiruvuru, Jaggaiahpet and Nuzvid Municipalities and remaining Municipalities has initiated steps for construction of FSTPs.

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Proposals for the establishment of Sewage

Treatment Plant. All Municipalities

The details on sewage generation, treatment are placed at Annexure – 8.

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4. INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN

The Krishna District is having a major coal based Thermal Power Plant with a capacity of 1760 MW and also 800 MW coal based Thermal Power Plant is under construction stage most of the existing industries are medium and small scale industries and predominantly air pollution potential and small number of industries are generating trade effluents. About 150 No. of waste water generating industries are functioning in Krishna District.

3 Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETP) are existing at Pothepalli, Machilipatnam, Jawahar Autonagar, Vijayawada and IDA, Kondapalli to cater the needs of industries existing in that area for treatment and disposal of waste water. In addition other Bulk drug industries are provided zero liquid discharge system to treat the waste water generated. All the industries in the District which are generating trade effluents and domestic waste water more than 10 KLD capacity has provided waste water treatment plants. The industries are being monitored periodically to ensure compliance of prescribed standards and for control of pollution. This involves the following:

1

Monitoring of industries by periodical collection of Sewage / Trade Effluent Samples for ascertaining Water Quality

APPCB 2

Monitoring of industries by conducting Ambient Air Quality Survey in the vicinity of Industries for ascertaining Air Quality.

The information on water quality management pertains to Krishna District is placed at Annexure – 9.

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18 5. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN

CPCB had carried out Environment Quality Monitoring through EPA recognized labs in 88 Industrial Cluster during 2009, 2011 & 2013, and have rated them based on Comprehensive Environmental Pollution Index (CEPI). The Krishna District is having a major coal based Thermal Power Plant with a capacity of 1760 MW and also 800 MW coal based Thermal Power Plant is under construction stage most of the existing industries are small scale industries and predominantly air pollution potential and small number of industries are generating trade effluents. Due to abundance of lime stone mineral, 4 No. of Cement Plants are functioning in Krishna District. Most of the industries existing in the district are small & medium scale; they are predominantly air pollution generating activities. The industries are provided requisite pollution control measures for dust suppression and for control of air pollution. No polluted Industrial Clusters is existing in Krishna District.

The Government of India launched the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP). The programme aims to tackle the challenge of increasing pollution in the cities and towns.

The important features of the programme are: it is a five-year action plan with a tentative target of 20-30% reduction in concentrations of PM10and PM2.5 by 2024 with 2017 as the base year. The plan covers 102 non-attainment cities, across 23 states and union territories, which were identified by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on the basis of their Ambient Air Quality data between 2011 and 2015. Cities are considered as Non-attainment cities, if they were consistently showing poorer air quality than the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.

Vijayawada city is one among the 5 cities identified by CPCB in Andhra Pradesh for non- attainment of prescribed National Ambient Air Quality standards. As per the guidelines, plan of action was prepared to achieve attainment of prescribed Ambient Air Quality standards at Vijayawada City and the CPCB approved action plan is under implementation. Series of meetings were conducted with stake holders to implement short term, mid and long term measures to control air pollution at Vijayawada city.

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S.No Work to be carried out Action to be taken by 1 Ambient of Air Quality monitoring

network in District APPCB

2 Inventory of Air Pollution sources

Vijayawada Municipal

Corporation, Dy. Transport Commissioner, District Civil Supplies, Urban Police &

APPCB.

3 Control of Industries Air Pollution APPCB

4 Control of non-industrial Air Pollution

Local Bodies, Transport, Police &

Civil Supplies Department.

The implementation progress of clean air programme at Vijayawada City being monitored by the District Air Quality monitoring committee (AQMC) functioning under the Chairmanship of the Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna. The progress is placed at Annexure – 10.

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20 6. MINING ACTIVITY MANAGEMENT

The Hon’ble National Green Tribunal (PB), New Delhi in order dated 8.4.2019 in O.A.

No. 673 of 2018 has mentioned in Para 15 (ix) that „The Task force will also ensure that no illegal mining takes place in river beds of such polluted stretches

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. The Special Environmental Surveillance Taskforce for Krishna District was constituted under the Chairmanship of the Collector & District Magistrate, Krishna. The predominant minerals being mined in the District are Sand, Road metal, Gravel, Granite, Lime Stone and etc.

The sand mining is reported in an extent of 52.695 Ha. in the river bed and 61.594 Ha. in non-river bed. The Committee meetings will be convened periodically to monitor the progress on regulation of illegal sand mining and polluted river stretches at Krishna. .

1 Identification of river stretches where there are chances for illegal sand mining

Department of Mines &

Geology, Vijayawada 2

District Level Task Force shall meet once in 3 months to discuss the illegal mining /transporting/

damage caused to the environment and send report to State Level Task force.

The details are placed at Annexure – 11.

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7. NOISE POLLUTION MANAGEMENT

Noise pollution, is the propagation of noise with harmful impact on the activity of human or animal life. The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 has prescribed Air Quality Standards in respect of Noise and these standards shall be complied.

Public complaints are being received mainly due to operation of sound amplifiers at religious places, cinema halls and public address systems. Sign boards in towns and cities in silent zones and awareness programmes to mitigate noise pollution are followed. This involves the following:

1 Compliance to ambient noise standards

Police Department and local bodies.

2 Management of Noise related complaints

The compliance of the rules is placed at Annexure-12.

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No. Action Areas Details of Data Requirement

Units of Measurable

Outcome

Please enter Measurable Outcome for

District

ULB1 ULB2 ULB3 ULB4 ULB5 ULB6 ULB7 ULB8 ULB9

Name of Urban Local Body (ULB)

[name of

ULB] VMC Machilipa

tnam Gudivada Nuzvid Jaggaiahp

et Pedana Vuyyuru Tiruvuru Nandiga ma

No of ULBs in the District [Nos]

Population [Nos as per

2011 census] 1582369 1034358 170008 118289 58590 53530 30835 37777 34623 44359

SW1 Report on inventory of total solid waste Generation

SW1a Total solid waste

Generation

[in MT/Day]

or [Not estimated]

808 550 88 50 28 24 16 21 7 24

SW1b Qty. of Dry Waste

segregated

[in MT/Day]

or [Collection Not initiated]

357 285 35 0 12 2.5 1 14 2 6.5

SW1c Qty. of Wet Waste

segregated

[in MT/Day]

388 265 53 0 16 21.5 6 7 3 16

SW1d Qty. of C&D Waste

segregated

[in MT/Day]

78 70 3 0 2 0.5 1 0.50 0.5 0.5

SW1e Qty. of Street

Sweeping

[in MT/Day]

or [Not estimated]

39 35 Not

estimated 1 3 0.1 0 0.10 0.1 0.1

SW1f Qty. of Drain Silt

[in MT/Day]

or [Not estimated]

20 15 Not

estimated 1 1.5 0.25 1 1.20 1.2 1

SW1g

Qty. of Domestic Hazardous

Waste(DHW) collected

[in MT/Day]

or [No Facility]

62 1 No facility 50 10 0.08 0 0.10 0.1 0.24

ANNEXURE - 1 (i) Solid Waste Management Plan

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Outcome

District

SW1h

Qty. of Other Waste (Horticulture, sanitary waste, etc.)

[in MT/Day]

or [Qty not estimated]

13 5

Quantity not estimated

0 8 0.00 0 0.10 0.1 0

SW1i No of Old dump

sites

[Nos] or

[None] 6 1 1 0 None 1 1 None 1 1

SW1j Qty stored in

dumpsites

[MT] or [Not

estimated] 92262

2.5 lakhs metric tons

present cleared through to bioremediati

on

50000 2 Not

estimated 14400 2500 There is no

dump site 360 25000

SW1k No of Sanitary

landfills

[Nos] or

[None] 1 1 None 0 0 0 None None None 0

SW1l No of wards [nos] 277 59 42 36 30 27 23 20 20 20

SW2 Compliance by Bulk Waste Generators

SW2a No of BW

Generators

[numbers] or [inventory not done]

333 180 123 23 1 1 1 2 2 2

SW2b

No of on-site facilities for Wet Waste

[numbers] or

[No data] 457 14 5 436 2 0 0 0 0 0

SW3

Compliance in segregated waste Collection SW Collection

SW3a Total generation [Automatic]

from SW1a 808 550 88 50 28 24.0 16 21 7 24

[in MT/Day]

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Outcome

District

SW3d C&D Waste

[in MT/Day]

84 70 3 6 2 1 1 0.50 0.50 0.5

SW4 Waste Management

Operations 100% 100%

SW4a Door to Door

Collection

[100%] / [partial %] / [not initiated]

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Not

initiated

SW4b Mechanical Road

Sweeping

[100%] / [partial%] / [not initiated]

Partial Partial Not installed Not

installed Not initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated 100%

SW4c Manual Sweeping [100%] /

[partial%] Partial Partial Not installed 100% 1 1 100% 100% 100%

SW4d Segregated Waste

Transport

[100%] / [partial %] / [not initiated]

Not installed Not

installed Not installed Not

installed Not installed Not installed 100% 100% Not installed

SW4e Digesters (Bio-

methanation)

[% of WW] /

[not initiated] 5 5 Not

initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Not initiated

SW4f Composting

operation

[% of WW] /

[not initiated] 240 240 Not

initiated Not initiated Not initiated Not

initiated 100% Not

initiated

SW4g MRF Operation [MRF used] /

[not installed] Installed MRF used Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Not installed Not

installed MRF used Not initiated

SW4h Use of Saniatry

Landfill

[% of SW collected] / [no SLF]

No SLF No SLF No SLF No SLF No SLF No SLF Nill Nil No SLF

SW4i Reclamation of old

dumpsites

[initiated] / [not initiated]

Initiated 75

lakhs Tons Initiated Not initiated

Initiated 7.5 lakhs

Tons

Initiated 7.5

lakhs Tons Not initiated

There is no old dump

site

Not initiated Not initiated

SW4j

Linkage with Waste to Energy Boilers / Cement Plants

M.O. with ulta tech

cement company

Not

initiated Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Initiated

SW4k Linkage with

Recyclers

[initiated] /

[not initiated] Initiated Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Initiated Not initiated

SW4l Authorization of

waste pickers

[initiated] /

[not initiated] Initiated Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated

SW4m Linkage with TSDF /

CBMWTF

[initiated] /

[not initiated] Initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Initiated Not initiated Not initiated Not

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Outcome

District

SW4n Involvement of

NGOs

[initiated] /

[not initiated] Initiated Initiated Not initiated Initiated Initiated Not initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated SW4o

Linkage with Producers / Brand Owners

Initiated coca cola

company

Initiated Not initiated Initiated Not initiated Not initiated Not

SW4p Authorisation of

Waste Pickers

150

members Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated

SW4q Issuance of ID

Cards

Initiated

(issue) Initiated Not initiated Not

initiated Not initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated Initiated SW5 Adequacy of of

Infrastructure

SW5a Waste Collection

Trolleys

[Nos.

Required] / [Nos.

Available]

1204 171/171 Required 54 49/49 0/32 16 24/24

2 Required,

40 Available

SW5b Mini Collection

Trucks

[Nos.

Required] / [Nos.

Available]

Required Required Required 4 Required 0/02 1 2/2 3/3

SW5c Segregated

Transport

[yes] / [no] / [% area covered]

Yes

Yes, 33%

area covered

Required Yes Yes Yes

(56.32%) Yes Yes Yes

SW5d Bulk Waste Trucks

[Nos.

Required] / [Nos.

Available]

Available Required Required 2 Trucks Required 0/02 1 3/3 1/1

SW5e Waste Transfer

points

[Nos.

Required] / [Nos.

Available]

/[Not available]

No 306/306 Required 1 18/18 Required 40

Available 18/18 32

Bio-methanation

[Nos.

Required] / Required-

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Outcome

District

SW5i Material Recovery

Facilities

[used or installed] / [not available]

Installed Not

available Required Not

available Not initiated 1/0 Not

available 1/1 Not

initiated

SW5k Waste to Energy (if

applicable)

[Required] / [Nos.

Available]

1 Required Required Required 1/0 NA NA NA Available

SW5l Waste to RDF

[Required] / [Nos.

Available]

Required Required Required Required 1/0 NA NA NA Required

SW5m Sanitary Land fills [Nos] / [Nos.

Available] NA Required Required 1 1/0 1/0 1/0 1/0 Required

SW5n Capacity of sanitary

landfills

[MT] / / [Nos.

Available] 0.00 NA Required Not

estimated 0 NA NA NA Required

SW5o Waste Deposit

Centers (DHW)

[Nos] / [Nos.

Available] 0.00 Not

available Required Nil 0 1/0 1/0 1/1 Required

SW5p Other facilities [give or select

from list] 0.00 NA Required Required Required NA NA NA Required

SW6 Notification and

Implementation of By-Laws

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Outcome

District

SW6a Notification of By-

laws

[done] / [in progress] / [not initiated]

Ban on single Use

Plastic Published

Gazit Notification -

8(2), Dated.21.08

.19.

Given press notifications on Littering, bulk waste generation and C&D

waste generators.

Done Not initiated Done Done Done Not

initiated Done Done

SW6b Implementation of by-

laws

[done] / [in progress] / [not initiated]

Done Done Not initiated Done Done Done Done Done Done

SW7 Adequacy of Financial Status of ULB

SW7a CAPEX Required (In

Lakhs)

[INR] / [Not

required] 0.00 0 Required Required 0.00 100 Lakhs Required Required Required

SW7b OPEX (in Lakhs)

[INR per Year] / [% of requirement]

0.00 920 Required Required 70 100 Lakhs Required 920 Required

SW7c Adequacy of OPEX [Yes] / [No] Yes No No 10 No Yes -

*****

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Measurable Outcome

District

Name of ULB [name of ULB] VMC Machilipat

nam Gudivada Nuzvid Jaggaiahpet Pedana Vuyyuru Tiruvuru Nandigam a

Population [Nos as per

2011 census] ^1582369 1034358 170008 118289 58590 53530 30835 37777 34623 44359

PW1 Inventory of plastic waste generation

PW1a

Estimated

Quantity of plastic waste generated in District

[MT/day] / [Not

Estimated] 20 2 0.5 15 Not estimated 0.3 ^Not

estimated 0.2 Not

estimated

PW2 Implementation of Collection

PW2a Door to Door

collection

[100%] / [partial

%] / [not initiated]

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

PW2b Segregated

Waste collection

[100%] / [partial

%] 100% Partial-33% Partial-35% 100% 100% 56% 100% 100% 100%

PW2c

Plastic waste collection at Material Recovery Facility

[MRF used] / [not installed]

5-MRF 15- Ultratech

cement company

Not

installed Yes Not

installed Not installed Not installed

Not installed

PW2d Authorization of

PW pickers

[Nos] / [not

initiated] 1256 42 Yes Not

installed 3 Not initiated Not initiated Not

initiated 5

PW2e PW collection

Centers

[Nos] / [not established]

160 Kabadiwala

centers

Not

established 0 Not

established Not installed 1 ^Not

established 1 ^Not

established

ANNEXURE - 2

(ii) Plastic Waste Management

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District

PW3 Establishment of linkage with Stakeholders

PW3a

Established linkage with PROs of Producers

Linkage with cocacola company

Not

established 0 Not

established Not installed ^Not established

Not established

PW3b

Established linkage with NGOs

25 Members

Not

established 0 Not

established Not installed ^Not established

Not established

PW4

Availability of facilities for Recycling or utilization of PW

PW4a No. of PW

recyclers [Nos]

160 Kabadiwala

centers

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PW4b No Manufacturers [Nos] 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nos 0 0

PW4c No of pyrolysis oil

plants [Nos] 0 0 0 0 2 0 Nos 0 0

PW4d Plastic pyrolysis [Quantity in MT

sent per Month] 0 NA 0 0 0 0

Quatity iin MT sent per

month

0 0

PW4e Use in road

making

[Quantity MT

used per Month] 0 0 0 0 0 0

Quantity MT sed per

month

0 0

PW4f Co-processing in

Cement Kiln

[Quantity in MT

sent per Month] 5 0 0 7.5 7.5 0

Quatity iin

MT sent per 0 0

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District

W5a

Sealing of units producing < 50- micron plastic

[All sealed] / [Partial] / [no action]

Partial All sealed 0 All sealed All sealed No action All sealed All sealed All sealed

PW5b

Prohibiting sale of carry bags < 50 micron

[Prohibited] / [Partial] / [no action]

Prohibited Prohibited 0 Prohibited Prohibited prohibited Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited

PW5c

Ban on Carry bags and other single use plastics as notified by State Government

[Implemented] / [Partial] / [no action] / [No Ban]

Implement ed

Implement

ed 0 Implement

ed Implemented ^Implemente d

Implemente d

Implement ed

Implement ation

PW6

Implementation of Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) through

Producers/Brand-owners

PW6a

No of Producers associated with ULBs

[Nos] / [None]

Tie-up with cocacola company

None 0 None None None None None None

PW6b

Financial support by Producers / Brand owners to ULBs

[Nos] / [None] None None 0 None None None None None None

PW6c Amount of PRO

Support [Rs…] 0 0 0 Nil None 0 0 None

PW6d

Infrastructure support by

Producers / Brand owners to ULBs

[Nos of Producers] / [None]

None None None Nil None None None None None

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District

PW6e

No of collection centers

established by Producers / Brand owners to ULBs

[Nos] / [None] 1 None None Nil None None None None None