Compliance to EC letter No.: EC vide letter No. SEAC‐2010/CR‐422/TC.2 dtd.

24.11.2010, vide No. SEAC‐2010/CR.422/TC.2 dtd. 29.09.2014 and subsequent

amendment and Expansion in EC dtd. 18.07.2016, 31.05.2018, 25.02.2020 and the
recent EC vide letter No. SIA/MH/MIS/62029/2021 dtd. 13.09.2021.

Sr. No. EC Conditions Compliance Status MPCB Comments

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS
I General Conditions
i) E-waste shall be disposed E-waste generated is
through Authorized vendor managed as per E-Waste
as per E-waste (Management Management Rules, 2016. E
and Handling) Rules, 2016. waste generated is handed
over to authorized vendor.
ii) The Occupancy Certificate We agree
shall be issued by the Local
Planning Authority to the
project only after ensuring
sustained availability of
drinking water, connectivity
of sewer line to the project
site and proper disposal of
treated water as per
environmental norms.
iii) This environmental The project site is located at
clearance is issued subject to 6.0 km from the Sanjay
obtaining NOC from Forestry Gandhi National Park. As per
& Wild life angle including ESZ notification of SGNP vide
clearance from the standing no. S. O. 3645 (E) dt.
committee of the National 05.12.2016, proposed project
Board for Wild life as if site is located outside of ESZ
applicable & this area i. e. 100 m area. Hence,
environment clearance does clearance from the wild life
not necessarily implies that board is not required.
Forestry & Wild life clearance
granted to the project which The site is located outside
will be considered separately the ESZ of Thane creek
on merit. flamingo sanctuary (TCFS) at
a distance of 1.2 km from the
protected area of TCFS. As
per the Notification,
published by the MoEF&CC
S.O. 4293(E) dt. 14.10.2021,
clearance from the wild life
 board is not required.
iv) PP has to abide by the We agree and complying the
conditions stipulated by conditions stipulated by
SEAC& SEIAA. SEAC & SEIAA.
The height, Construction Building plans are approved
v) built up area of proposed by MIDC as per norms.
construction shall be in
accordance with the existing
FSI/FAR norms of the urban
local body & it should ensure
the same along with survey
number before approving
layout plan & before
according commencement
certificate to proposed work.
Plan approving authority
should also ensure the zoning
permissibility for the
proposed project as per the
approved development plan
of the area.
If applicable Consent for We have obtained the
vi) Establishment" shall be Revalidation in CtoE for
obtained from Maharashtra remaining bldgs. vide
Pollution Control Board Format1.0 /CAC-CELL/UAN
under Air and Water Act and No.0000120526/CE/220400
a copy shall be submitted to 0702 dated. 12.04.2022
the Environment department (Bldg No. 7, 9A, 8, 10, 2DG
before start of any Bldgs, 2 GIS Bldgs, other
construction work at the site. miscellaneous structure and
Residential Bldg No. 12, 13,
14, 15) valid till 11.04.2027
for BUA of 3,01,068.81 m2.

Also, we have obtained the

CtoO from MPCB for
following Bldgs.:

• Bldg. 2, 3 & 4 vide letter

No. Format1.0/CAC-
CELL/UAN No.
0000115891/CR-
210000878 dated.
20.10.2021 valid till
31.07.2026 for the BUA of
2,89,756.06 m2.
• Bldg. 1, 5 & 6 vide letter
No. Format1.0/CAC-
 Cell/UAN No.
0000108242/CR-
2110000908 dated.
20.10.2021 dated.
28.02.2026 for the BUA of
99,496.80 m2.
All required sanitary and Temporary sanitation with
vii) hygienic measures should be separate toilets with septic
in place before starting tank, soak pits are provided
construction activities and to on the site.
be maintained throughout
the construction phase. Photographs of the same are
attached.
Adequate drinking water and Adequate drinking water
sanitary facilities should be facility is provided for the
viii) provided for construction construction workers at the
workers at the site. Provision site. Toilets are provided for
should be made for mobile construction workers. Bins
toilets. The safe disposal of are provided to dispose the
wastewater and solid wastes municipal solid waste
generated during the generated by labour during
construction phase should be construction phase.
ensured.
The solid waste generated Solid waste generated is
should be properly collected properly collected and
ix) and segregated. dry/ inert segregated.
solid waste should be
disposed off to the approved During operational phase:
sites for land filling after Wet garbage is composted on
recovering recyclable site through mechanical
material. composting machine.

Dry/inert solid waste is send

to disposed site through
vendor.
Disposal of muck during The muck is disposed with
construction phase should the permissions of
x) not create any adverse effect competent authority at
on the neighboring
approved site.
communities and be disposed
taking the necessary
precautions for general Re-utilization strategy for
safety and health aspects of construction debris is
people, only in approved followed. Recycled aggregate
sites with the approval of is used for filling application.
competent authority.
Arrangement shall be made The waste water and storm
xi) that waste water and storm water will not get mixed.
water do not get mixed.
 All the topsoil excavated Top layer of soil is reused for
xii) during construction activities the development of green
should be stored for use in belt.
horticulture / landscape
development within the
project site.
Additional soil for leveling of No additional soil is required
xiii) the proposed site shall be for land leveling.
generated within the sites (to
the extent possible) so that
natural drainage system of
the area is protected and
improved.
Green Belt Development shall 
The green area proposed 
xiv) be carried out considering is 20,344.10 m2.
CPCB guidelines including Accordingly, same is
selection of plant provided as per approved
species and in consultation plan.
with the local DFO/  A combination of native
Agriculture Dept. evergreen trees and
ornamental flowering
trees, shrubs and palms
are planned in the
complex.
 A combination of native
evergreen trees and
ornamental flowering
trees, shrubs and palms
are planned in the
complex.
 Species will be selected
as per CPCB greenbelt
guidelines and common
species available in the
proposed area
Soil and ground water We have tested Soil and
xv) samples will be tested to water samples through MoEF
ascertain that there is no recognized laboratory.
threat to ground water
quality by leaching of heavy Monitoring reports are
metals and other toxic attached.
contaminants.
Construction spoils, including Such types of wastes are not
xvi) bituminous material and anticipated in this activity.
other hazardous materials However, all possible
must not be allowed to measures are taken to avoid
contaminate water courses contamination of water
and the dumpsites for such bodies/streams.
material must be secured so
 that they should not leach
into the ground water.
Any hazardous waste
generated during
xvii) construction phase should be
disposed off as per applicable
rules and norms with
necessary approvals of the
Maharashtra Pollution
Control Board.
xviii) The diesel generator sets to
be used during construction
phase should be low sulphur
diesel type and should
conform to Environments
(Protection) Rules prescribed
for air and noise emission
standards.
Hazardous waste is not
generated during
construction and operation
phase except used DG Oil.
The same is collected and
handed over to authorized
vendor.
DG set of 12,000 kVA (6 x
2000 kVA) capacity is
provided on site for Bldg. No.
9.
DG set of 3 x 1500 kVA & 8 x
1010 kVA capacity is
provided on site for Bldg. No.
1, 5 & 6.

DG set of 4 x 1700 kVA, 4 x

2000 & 4 x 2250 kVA
capacity is provided on site
for Bldgs. 2 to 4.

The D. G. set is enclosed type

and as per CPCB norms.
The diesel required for The diesel is procured as and
xix) operating DG sets shall be when required. No storage
stored in underground tanks on site.
and if required, clearance
from concern authority shall
be taken.
Vehicles hired for bringing Regular maintenance of
construction material to the construction vehicles is
site should be in good carried out to keep them in
condition and should have a good condition. The vehicles
xx)
pollution check certificate having PUC certificate is
and should conform to used.
applicable air and noise
emission standards and Adequate parking space is
should be operated only made available for
during non-peak hours. construction vehicles inside
the construction premises to
lessen the impacts on traffic
in surrounding areas.
Ambient noise levels should The noise levels as well as air
xxi) conform to residential quality was monitored from
standards both during day MoEF recognized laboratory.
 and night. Incremental
pollution loads on the Noise and air monitoring
ambient air and noise quality reports are attached.
should be closely monitored
during construction phase.
Adequate measures should
be made to reduce ambient
air and noise level during
construction phase, so as to
conform to the stipulated
standards by CPCB/MPCB
Fly ash should be used as Fly ash containing bricks
xxii) building material in the (AAC Type) are used for
construction as per the construction.
provisions of Fly Ash
Notification of September
1999 and amended as on
27th August, 2003. (The
above condition is applicable
only if the project site is
located within the 100Km of
Thermal Power Stations).
xxiii) Ready mixed concrete must Ready mix concrete is used
be used in building for building construction.
construction.
Storm water control and its Storm water is disposed as
xxiv) re-use as per CGWB and BIS per MIDCs approval.
standards for various
applications.
Water demand during Complying the same by use
xxv) construction should be of pre-mixed concrete, curing
reduced by use of pre-mixed agents and other best
concrete, curing agents and practices in NBC.
other best practices referred.
The ground water level and The drinking water quality is
xxvi) its quality should be monitored regularly through
monitored regularly in MoEF recognized laboratory.
consultation with Ground
Water Authority. As regard to ground water
authority. We are not using
ground water for
construction purpose.

Monitoring report is
attached.
The installation of the According to the MPCB
Sewage Treatment Plant norms a sewage treatment
xxvii) (STP) should be certified by plant is provided to treat the
an independent expert and a sewage generated during
 report in this regard should operational phase. Sewage
be submitted to the MPCB will be treated up to tertiary
and Environment level. The treated sewage
department before the will be reused for gardening,
project is commissioned for flushing and HVAC make-up
operation. Discharge of this purpose. The project is a
unused treated affluent, if Zero discharge project.
any should be discharge in
the sewer line. Treated
effluent emanating from STP
shall be recycled/refused to
the maximum extent
possible. Discharge of this
unused treated affluent, if
any should be discharge in
the sewer line. Treatment of
100% gray water by
decentralized treatment
should be done. Necessary
measures should be made to
mitigate the odour problem
from STP.
Permission to draw ground We are not using ground
water and construction of water for construction
xxviii) basement if any shall be purpose.
obtained from the competent
Authority prior to
construction/operation of
the project.
Separation of gray and black We have provided the dual
water should be done by the plumbing line for separation
xxix) use of dual plumbing line for of gray and black water.
separation of gray and black
water.
Fixtures for showers, toilet A water efficient sanitary
xxx) flushing and drinking should feature includes showers,
be of low flow either by use low flush, dual cisterns are
of aerators or pressure provided in completed
reducing devices or sensor buildings.
based control.
Use of glass may be reduced The use of glass is less than
xxxi) up to 40% to reduce the 40%
electricity consumption and
load on air conditioning. If
necessary, use high quality
double glass with special
reflective coating in
windows.
Roof should meet Roof is as per the
xxxii) prescriptive requirement as prescriptive requirement
per Energy Conservation specified in Energy
Building Code by using Conservation Building Code.
appropriate thermal
insulation material to fulfill
requirement.
Energy conservation High COP chillers, LED
xxxiii) measures like installation of lighting, solar lighting,
CFLs /TFLs for the lighting energy efficient Lift
the areas outside the building proposed.
should be integral part of the
project design and should be
in place before project
commissioning. Use CFLs and
TFLs should be properly
collected and disposed
off/sent for recycling as per
the prevailing
guidelines/rules of the
regulatory authority to avoid
mercury contamination. Use
of solar panels may be done
to the extent possible like
installing solar street lights,
common solar water heaters
system. Project proponent
should install, after checking
feasibility, solar plus hybrid
non-conventional energy
source as source of energy.
Diesel power generating sets We have complied and made
proposed as source of backup necessary arrangements.
power for elevators and
common area illumination The DG sets are provided as
xxxiv)
during operation phase emergency back for lift,
should be of enclosed type common area, pumps etc.
and conform to rules made during operational phase.
under the
Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986. The height of stack
of DG sets should be equal to
the height needed for the
combined capacity of all
proposed DG sets. Use low
sulphur diesel. The location
of the DG sets may be
decided with in consultation
with Maharashtra Pollution
Control Board.
 Noise should be controlled to
xxxv) ensure that it does not
exceed the prescribed
standards. During nighttime
the noise levels measured at
the boundary of the building
shall be restricted to the
permissible levels to comply
with the prevalent
regulations.
Traffic congestion near the
xxxvi) entry and exit points from
the roads adjoining the
proposed project site must
be avoided. Parking should
be fully internalized and no
public space should be
utilized.
Opaque wall should meet
xxxvii) prescriptive requirement as
per Energy Conservation
Building Code, which is
proposed to be mandatory
for all air-conditioned spaces
while it is aspiration for non-
air-conditioned spaces by use
of appropriate thermal
insulation material to fulfill
requirement.
The building should have
xxxviii) adequate distance between
them to allow movement of
fresh air and passage of
natural light, air and
ventilation.
Regular supervision of the
xxxix) above and other measures
for monitoring should be in
place all through the
construction phase, so as to
avoid disturbance to the
surroundings.
Under the provisions of
xl) Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, legal action shall
be initiated against the
project
proponent if it was found
that construction of the
The noise levels are
monitored from MoEF
recognized laboratory.
Monitoring report is
attached.
Entry & exit to the proposed
project are located in such
way that it won’t affect traffic
on the adjoining roads.
Also, sufficient parking is
provided.
Opaque wall is not provided
as it was not considered
while designing the project.
The Buildings have adequate
distance between them to
allow movement of fresh air
and passage of natural light,
air and ventilation to the
premises.
The regular supervision is
carried out by the project in-
charge and supervisors are
trained in Environmental
Management measures.
Obtained EC vide letter No.
SEAC‐2010/CR‐422/TC.2
dtd. 24.11.2010, vide No.
SEAC‐2010/CR.422/TC.2
dtd. 29.09.2014 and
subsequent amendment and
Expansion in EC dtd.
 project has been started 18.07.2016, 31.05.2018,
without obtaining 25.02.2020 and the recent EC
environmental vide letter No.
clearance. SIA/MH/MIS/62029/2021
dtd. 13.09.2021
Six monthly monitoring We have submitted six
xli) reports should be submitted monthly compliance reports
to the Regional office MoEF, to Environment department
Bhopal with copy to this Mantralaya, MPCB and
department and MPCB. Regional office MoEF.
Project proponent shall We ensure that, STP, MSW
ensure completion of STP, disposal facility and green
MSW disposal facility, green belt development is
belt development prior to providing prior to
xlii)
occupation of the buildings. occupation of the buildings.
As agreed during the SEIAA
meeting, PP to explore
possibility of utilizing excess
treated water in the adjacent
area for gardening before
discharging it into sewer line
No physical occupation
or allotment will be given
unless all above said
environmental infrastructure
is installed and made
functional including water
requirement in Para 2. Prior
certification from
appropriate authority shall
be obtained.
Wet garbage should be Biodegradable waste is
treated by Organic Waste treated in mechanical
xliii) Converter and treated waste composting machine and
(manure) should be utilized prepared manure is utilized
in the existing premises for in the existing premises for
gardening. And, no wet gardening.
garbage will be disposed
outside the premises. Local
authority should ensure this.
Local body should ensure No occupation certification
xliv) that no occupation will issued prior to operation
certification is issued prior to of STP /MSW etc. with due
operation of STP/MSW site
permission of MPCB.
etc. with due permission of
MPCB.
xlv) A complete set of all the We have submitted all the
documents submitted to project details and plans to
Department should be MPCB while applying to
 forwarded to the Local consent to establish and
authority and accordingly MPCB has
MPCB. granted the Revalidation in
CtoE for remaining bldgs.
vide Format1.0 /CAC-
CELL/UAN
No.0000120526/CE/220400
0702 dated. 12.04.2022 valid
till 11.04.2027.

Also, we have obtained the

CtoO from MPCB for
following Bldgs.:

• Bldg. 2, 3 & 4 vide letter

No. Format1.0/CAC-
CELL/UAN No.
0000115891/CR-
210000878 dated.
20.10.2021 valid till
31.07.2026 for the BUA of
2,89,756.06 m2.
• Bldg. 1, 5 & 6 vide letter
No. Format1.0/CAC-
Cell/UAN No.
0000108242/CR-
2110000908 dated.
20.10.2021 dated.
28.02.2026 for the BUA of
99,496.80 m2.
In the case of any change(s) We have EC vide letter No.
xlvi) in the scope of the project, SEAC‐2010/CR‐422/TC.2
the project would require a dtd. 24.11.2010, vide No.
fresh appraisal by this SEAC‐2010/CR.422/TC.2
Department. dtd. 29.09.2014 and
subsequent amendment and
Expansion in EC dtd.
18.07.2016, 31.05.2018,
25.02.2020 and the recent EC
vide letter No.
SIA/MH/MIS/62029/2021
dtd. 13.09.2021.
A separate environment Yes, we have provided the
management cell withsame.
xlvii) qualified staff shall be set up
for implementation of the
stipulated environmental
safeguards.
Separate funds shall be Separate funds are allocated
xlviii) allocated for implementation for implementation of
of environmental protection environmental protection
measures/EMP along with measures.
item-wise breaks-up. These
cost shall be included as part
of the project cost. The funds
earmarked for the
environment protection
measures shall not be
diverted for other purposes
and year-wise expenditure
should reported to the MPCB
& this department.
The project management The advertisement was given
xlix) shall advertise at least in two in two local newspapers as
local newspapers widely Free Press Journal and
circulated in the region Navshakti. The copy of same
around the project, one of is attached.
which shall be in the Marathi
language of the local
concerned within seven days
of
issue of this letter, informing
that the project has been
accorded environmental
clearance and copies of
clearance letter are available
with the Maharashtra
Pollution Control Board and
may also be seen at Website
at
http://ec.maharashtra.gov.in.
Project management should We have submitted the half
l) submit half yearly yearly compliance reports to
compliance reports in MPCB, Environment
respect of the stipulated Department, Mantralaya &
prior environment clearance Regional office MoEF.
terms and conditions in hard
& soft copies to the MPCB &
this department, on 1st
June & 1st December of each
calendar year.
li) A copy of the clearance letter Noted.
shall be sent by proponent to
the concerned Municipal
Corporation and the local
NGO, if any, from whom
suggestions/representations,
if any, were received while
 processing the proposal. The
clearance letter shall also be
put on the website of the
Company by the proponent.
lii) The proponent shall upload Noted.
the status of compliance of
the stipulated EC conditions,
including results of The monitoring Reports are
monitored data on their sent with Compliance reports
website and shall update the to Regional office of MoEF,
same periodically. It shall Environment Department,
simultaneously be sent to the Mantralaya and MPCB.
Regional Office of MoEF, the
respective Zonal Office of
CPCB and the SPCB. The
criteria pollutant levels
namely; SPM, RSPM. SO2,
NOx (ambient levels as well
as stack emissions) or critical
sector parameters, indicated
for the project shall be
monitored and displayed at a
convenient location near the
main gate of the company in
the public domain.
liii) The project proponent shall The monitoring Reports are
also submit six monthly sent with Compliance reports
reports on the status of to Regional office of MoEF,
compliance of the stipulated
Environment Department,
EC conditions including
results of monitored data Mantralaya and MPCB.
(both in hard copies as well
as by e-mail) to the
respective
Regional Office of MoEF, the
respective Zonal Office of
CPCB and the SPCB.
liv) The environmental We are regularly uploading
statement for each financial Form V on company’s
year ending 31st March in website. Link for same is as
Form-V as is mandated to be given below:
submitted by the project
proponent to the concerned https://
State Pollution Control Board www.mindspaceindia.com/
as prescribed under the notices-updates/
Environment (Protection)
Rules, 1986, as amended
subsequently, shall also be
put on the website of the
 company along with the
status of compliance of EC
conditions and shall also be
sent to the respective
Regional Offices of MoEF by
e-mail.
4. The environmental clearance There are no litigations
is being issued without pending against this project.
prejudice to the action
initiated under EP Act or any
court case pending in the
court of law and it does not
mean that project proponent
has not violated any
environmental laws in the
past and whatever decision
under EP Act or of the
Hon’ble court will be binding
on the project proponent.
Hence this clearance does not
give immunity to the project
proponent in the case filed
against him, if any or action
initiated under EP Act.
5. In case of submission of false We agree
document and non-
compliance of stipulated
conditions, Authority/
Environment Department
will revoke or suspend the
Environment clearance
without any intimation and
initiate appropriate legal
action under Environmental
Protection Act, 1986.
6. The Environment We agree
department reserves the
right to add any stringent
condition or to revoke the
clearance if conditions
stipulated are not
implemented to the
satisfaction of the
department or for that
matter, for any other
administrative reason.
7. Validity of Environment Noted
Clearance: The
environmental clearance
 accorded shall be valid as per
EIA Notification, 2006, and
amendments by MoEF & CC
Notification dated 29th April,
2015.
8. In case of any deviation or EC vide letter No. SEAC‐
alteration in the project 2010/CR‐422/TC.2 dtd.
proposed from those 24.11.2010, vide No. SEAC‐
submitted to this department 2010/CR.422/TC.2 dtd.
for clearance, a fresh 29.09.2014 and subsequent
reference should be made to amendment and Expansion
the department to assess the in EC dtd. 18.07.2016,
adequacy of the condition(s) 31.05.2018, 25.02.2020 and
imposed and to incorporate the recent EC vide letter No.
additional environmental SIA/MH/MIS/62029/2021
protection measures dtd. 13.09.2021.
required, if any.
9. The above stipulations would Noted
be enforced among others
under the Water (Prevention
and Control of Pollution) Act,
1974, the Air (Prevention
and Control of Pollution) Act,
1981, the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and
rules there under, Hazardous
Wastes (Management and
Handling) Rules, 1989 and its
amendments, the public
Liability Insurance Act, 1991
and its amendments.
10. Any appeal against this Noted
Environment clearance shall
lie with the National Green
Tribunal (Western Zone
Bench, Pune), New
Administrative Building, 1st
Floor, D-, Wing, Opposite
Council Hall, Pune, if
preferred, within 30 days as
prescribed under Section 16
of the National Green
Tribunal Act, 2010.