CHAPTER-6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME
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CHAPTER-6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME
CHAPTER-6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME 6.0 GENERAL It is increasingly being recognized that an Environment Management Plan must have a monitoring programme without which the purpose of having the EMP would not be fulfilled to the expected extent. 6.1 THE PROGRAMME From the monitoring point of view, the important parameters are water quality, soils, land use, afforestation, etc. An attempt is made to establish early warning of indicators of stress on the environment. Suggested monitoring parameters and programs found suitable for construction phase are summarized in Table-6.1 and those of operation phase in Table-6.2, respectively. Total cost for the Environment Monitoring Programme is estimated at Rs 1.15 millions. Sawra-Kuddu HEP / EIA Report & EMP 6-1 TABLE-6.1 Summary of Environmental Monitoring Programme during Project Construction phase S.No. 1 Items to be monitored Effluent from septic tanks parameters Frequency Location PH,BOD,COD,TSS, Once every Before and after TDS month treatment from each of the septic tanks 2 Water-related diseases Identification water of Three times Labour related a year camps and colonies diseases, adequacy of local curative control and measure, etc. Sawra-Kuddu HEP / EIA Report & EMP 6-2 TABLE-6.2 Summary of Environmental Monitoring Programme during Project Operation Phase S.N. 1 Items to be monitored Water Parameters pH, Frequency Temperature, Thrice a year Location • Km EC, Turbidity, Total upstream Dissolved dam site. Solids, Calcium, Magnesium, • Total Sulphates, Do. Nitrates, COD, Iron, • BOD, Reservoir 1, 2 and5 km BOD, downstream Zinc, of Tail Race Manganese. Effluent from Aeration Pond PH, of water Hardness, Chlorides, 2 1 discharge. COD, Once TSS,TDS every Before and after week treatment from Sewage Treatment Plant 3 Erosion & Siltation Soil erosion stability of rates, Twice a year Continue bank (Summer & weekly embankment, etc. with Silt Post - observation at monsoon) Hatkoti by PVPC. Sawra-Kuddu HEP / EIA Report & EMP 6-3 4 Ecology Status of Once afforestation in 2 - years programmes, changes in migration pattern of elephants 5 Fisheries Phytoplanktons, Twice a year • zooplanktons, benthic life, composition 1 km upstream of fish dam site • Reservoir water • 1, 2 and 5 km downstream of Tail Race discharge Sawra-Kuddu HEP / EIA Report & EMP 6-4