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It is submitted that the industry has now submitted feasibility report of boiler (attached). The industry has now submitted calculation of machinery and the discharge was found within the shares capacity.
Keeping in view of above, it is recommended that fresh Consent to operate under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974 and Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1981 may be considered for grant for short term period i.e. three months with suitable conditions and special conditions that: 1. The industry shall be bound to follow any Hon'ble NGT directives related to dyeing industries in ongoing litigations and the grant of NOC from the Board shall not abstain the industry from following such directives. 2. The Punjab Pollution Control Board shall not be responsible for any loss incurred to the industry in case the industry fails to submit the balance share certificate from the PDA. 3. If the industry fails to achieve the desired standards at its outlet before the CETP, then it shall install adequate pre-treatment arrangements to bring its standards with the prescribed limits or limits as may be decided by the Board. 4. The industry keeps its trade effluent generation within the allotted share capacity and shall install and operate dyeing machinery of equivalent capacity and keeps check on its TDS levels as per CETP inlet design parameters through use salt free chemicals. 5. The industry shall not generate/discharge trade & domestic effluent more than its allotted shares capacity at any stage. 6. The industry shall discharge the whole of its consented effluent into a dedicated sewer line leading to CETP for final treatment. 7. The industry shall not make any new connection/undisclosed connection for the discharge of effluent either into the public sewer or PDA conveyor system. 8. The industry should either take measures to control its inlet parameters by good practices and selection of good chemicals for processing or shall operate and maintain its existing effluent treatment plant (ETP), regularly and efficiently, so as to achieve the inlet effluent standards of CETP as per DPR. 9. The industry shall make the necessary arrangements to achieve the effluent standards as per the inlet-designed parameters of the CETP. 10. There shall be no any other physical expansion of the unit either with the installation of new machinery without valid permissions of the Board. 11. The industry shall stop discharging its effluent in case due to any reason the CETP is not operational or the dedicated conveyance system is overflowing. 12. The industry shall maintain the record of flow meter installed at source and at the outlet leading to CETP. 13. The industry shall carry out third-party audit from any reputed institute to access the actual discharge capacity of the dyeing unit in compliance with the proceedings issued by the Board vide letter no. 4387 dated 09.08.2023 to the CETP 40 MLD. 14. The industry shall obtain permission for the use / abstraction of ground water as per the requirements from Punjab Water Regulation & Development Authority (PWRDA). |
