Dust Mitigation Plan
The Environment Ministry has made it mandatory for companies seeking environment clearance to ensure that they put in place a dust mitigation plan.
The Plan
- The requirements say that roads leading to or at construction sites must be paved and black-topped.
- There can be no soil excavation without adequate dust mitigation measures in place.
- No loose soil, sand and construction waste can be left uncovered.
- A water sprinkling system is mandatory, and the measures taken should be prominently displayed at the construction site.
- Moreover, the grinding and cutting of building materials in open area is prohibited and no uncovered vehicles carrying construction material and waste ....
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