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    The document outlines potential environmental impacts from demolition work across six categories: 1) Occupational health risks from asbestos exposure. 2) Soil contamination if waste is not properly stored or erosion controls used. 3) Potential on-site or off-site pollution from stormwater runoff interacting with contaminated soils or leaks/spills. 4) Noise and vibration exceeding standards or causing disruption. 5) Air quality issues such as dust and emissions exceeding standards. 6) Increased traffic congestion from transport of materials. Control measures are needed to mitigate these impacts.

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    The document outlines potential environmental impacts from demolition work across six categories: 1) Occupational health risks from asbestos exposure. 2) Soil contamination if waste is not properly stored or erosion controls used. 3) Potential on-site or off-site pollution from stormwater runoff interacting with contaminated soils or leaks/spills. 4) Noise and vibration exceeding standards or causing disruption. 5) Air quality issues such as dust and emissions exceeding standards. 6) Increased traffic congestion from transport of materials. Control measures are needed to mitigate these impacts.

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    Uploaded by

    Amit
    The document outlines potential environmental impacts from demolition work across six categories: 1) Occupational health risks from asbestos exposure. 2) Soil contamination if waste is not properly stored or erosion controls used. 3) Potential on-site or off-site pollution from stormwater runoff interacting with contaminated soils or leaks/spills. 4) Noise and vibration exceeding standards or causing disruption. 5) Air quality issues such as dust and emissions exceeding standards. 6) Increased traffic congestion from transport of materials. Control measures are needed to mitigate these impacts.

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    S.

    No
    1.

    Category
    Occupational Health

    Aspect

    Impact

    Asbestos in the form of

    Exposure to elevated

    small fragments and fibres

    asbestos fibres

    potentially in surface soil


    layers
    2.

    Waste

    Demolished or excavated

    Soil contamination

    material not stored on


    sealed ground or with
    sediment and erosion
    controls
    Not using designated waste

    Soil/Water contamination

    storage areas
    3.

    Surface water,

    Interaction of storm-water

    Potential on-site or off-

    wastewater and

    with hydrocarbon

    site pollution

    flooding

    impacted soils
    Storm-water contaminated

    Potential on-site or off-

    by leaks and spills from

    site pollution

    demolition vehicles, plant


    and equipment
    Water used for dust

    Potential on-site pollution

    suppression
    4.

    Noise & Vibration

    Demolition works may

    Noise exceeds specified

    cause acoustic impacts

    standards

    Hours operated

    Noise outside regular


    work hours

    Vibration

    Disruption, annoyance
    and nuisance and
    potential damage to
    adjacent structures

    5.

    Air Quality and Odour

    Noise from equipment or

    Noise exceeds specified

    machinery in use

    standards

    Demolition and dismantling

    Pollutants exceed

    Control Measures

    S.No

    Category

    Aspect

    Impact

    works could potentially

    specified air quality

    generate air quality

    standards.

    impacts such as dust, VOC


    emissions and odour
    Air emission from arc

    Pollutants exceed

    welding Air emission from

    specified air quality

    arc welding

    standards.

    Dust emission from

    Dust generation leading

    excavation

    to pollutants exceeding
    specified air quality
    standards

    VOC emissions from

    Air emissions

    uncovered chemical wastes


    Exhaust from vehicles

    Air emissions

    Odour from uncovered

    Air emissions

    chemical wastes
    6.

    Transport and Access

    Transport of material

    Increased traffic

    during dismantling and

    congestion

    demolition

    Control Measures

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