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Building Compliance & EHS
Factory Building plan & Stability Certificate
NOC of Fire , DG & Lift
Pollution Permission (CTE & CTO)
Mining Approval
Mining is the process of extracting useful materials from the earth. Some examples of substances that are mined include coal, gold, or iron ore. Iron ore is the material from which the metal iron is produced. The process of mining dates back to prehistoric times.
The two major categories of modern mining include surface mining and underground mining. In surface mining, the ground is blasted so that ores near Earth’s surface can be removed and carried to refineries to extract the minerals. Surface mining can be destructive to the surrounding landscape, leaving huge open pits behind. In underground mining, ores are removed from deep within the earth. Miners blast tunnels into the rock to reach the ore deposits. This process can lead to accidents that trap miners underground.
EC (Environment Clearance)
EIA ensures that the influence of humans on the environment is within the capacity of assimilation and regeneration of the local ecosystem. EIA report helps the authority to grant or reject EC applications based on the Environmental, Social and Economic impacts before the beginning of the project.
An environmental Clearance Certificate is a permission provided by the regulating authority to the project proponents to undertake the construction and mining activities.
Forest NOC/ Aravalli NOC
Forests are the respiratory organ of the nation and provide many ecological services like oxygen, clean water, maintenance of soil moisture by checking soil erosion, etc. Forests maintain environmental stability and ecological balance. Forests with a vast variety of flora and fauna are home to biodiversity. Forests directly sequester Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and play a critical role in checking global warming and climate change. Forests check the extension of sand dunes to prevent desertification. Healthy forest ecosystems are necessary for further land degradation in the country.
Guidelines and Procedure for Forest Clearances under the Forest Conservation Act 1980
- Form A is for seeking first time approval under the act.
- Form B is for seeking renewal of leases where approvals of the Central Government have already been obtained.
- Form C is for seeking permission for prospecting of minerals.
HWRA (Bore-well permission)
Borewells & tubewells, are very similar. Both are basically vertical drilled wells, bored into an underground aquifer in the earth’s surface, to extract water for various purposes. The difference in the two lies in the type of casing used the depth of this casing and the type of soil where they are drilled.
Applicants need to obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the PHED or the concerned authority before commencing borewell drilling. The NOC is issued after assessing the feasibility and potential impact on groundwater resources.
DTP Approvals (Department of Town & Country planning)
The Model Town and Country Planning Act provides for the constitution by the State Government of a State Town and Country Planning Board for the purpose of co-ordinating and advising the local planning authorities, and the setting up of a number of local Planning authorities for different urban and rural areas.
Advice and Assist the Local Planning Authorities and the State Government in matters relating to planning, development and use of rural and urban lands in the State. Advise in the preparation and implementation of development plans and town planning schemes by local planning authorities.
Airport height NOC
The minimum floor-to-floor height is 10 feet for an apartment building. As per the rules of DGCA, no building within a 5 km radius of an aerodrome should be more than 45 metres, i.e no building must have more than 14 floors. However such rules vary from one state to another.
If the height of the structure or building is below 150 m above ground level, then NOC for clearance from AAI is not required
IGBC Registration
The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC), part of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) was formed in the year 2001. The vision of the council is, “To enable a sustainable built environment for all and facilitate India to be one of the global leaders in the sustainable built environment by 2025”
The objective of IGBC Green New Buildings rating system is to facilitate a holistic approach to create environment friendly buildings, through architectural design, water efficiency, effective handling of waste, energy efficiency, sustainable buildings, and focus on occupant comfort & well-being.
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