Annual Report 2005-06 - Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

3 Annual Report 2005-06 

Karnataka State 

Pollution Control Board 

CONTENTS 

Chapter 1 : Introduction 1 

Chapter 2 : Constitution of the State Board including changes there in 1 

Chapter 3 : Committees constituted by the Board 2 

Chapter 4 : Meeting of the Board and major decisions taken 2 

4.1 : Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) 3 

4.2 : Library and Laboratory Committee 4 

4.3 : Awareness Committee 4 

4.4 : Information Technology Committee 5 

4.5 : Legal Advisory Committee 5 

Chapter 5 : Activities of the Board during 2005-06 5 

5.1 : Consent administration 5 

5.2 : Environment Monitoring 6 

5.2.1 : River Water Quality Monitoring 6 

5.2.2 : Ambient Air Quality Monitoring 6 

5.3 : The Noise Pollution (R&C) Rules 2000 11 

Chapter 6 : Present state of evnironment problems & counter measures 11 

6.1 : Status of Coffee pulping units 13 

6.2 : Pollution control measures 13 

6.3 : Status of 17 category highly polluting industries 16 

6.3.1 : Charter of Corporate Responsibility for Environment Protection. 16 

(CREP) 

6.4 : Implementation of Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) 

Rules, 1983 as amended in 2000 & 2003 16 

6.4.1 : Quantity of Hazardous Waste 17 

6.4.2 : Common disposal facility in Karnataka 19 

6.5 : Implementation of Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 

2001 19 

6.5.1 : Action taken by the Board under the Batteries (Management & 

Handling) Rules, 2001 19 

6.6 : Status of Brick kilns 19 

6.7 : Status of Implementation of Fly Ash Notification 20 

6.7.1 : Status of Power plants with respect to utilization of fly ash 

generated 20 

6.8 : Implementation of Bio-Medical Waste (Management & Handling) 

Rules, 1998 21 

6.8.1 : Authorization Status 21 

6.8.2 : Compliance to authorization conditions. 21 

6.8.3 : Regional Office wise status of Authorization of Health Care 

Establishments 22 

6.8.4 : Steps taken by the Board to implement the Rules effectively 23 

6.8.5 : Common Treatment Facility 23 

6.9 : The Recycled Plastics Manufacture & Usage Rules, 1999 23 

6.9.1 : Action taken by the Board 24 

6.10 : Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000 25 

6.11 : National River Conservation Plan 26 

6.11.1 : Summary of National River Action Plan (NRCP) 26




6.11.2 : Summary of allocation of funds under NRCP 27 

6.12 : Water Cess 29 

6.13 : Geo-referencing of industries in Bangalore urban & rural Districts 

& Information Technology implementation in Karnataka State 

Pollution Control Board 29 

6.14 : Helpdesk at Bangalore 29 

6.15 : IVRS for complaint registration 29 

6.16 : Spatial Environment planning 30 

6.17 : MIS development 30 

6.18 : Karnataka Urban Development & Coastal Environmental 

Management (KUDCEM) Project (ADB funded) by Board Officers 

during 2005-06 30 

6.19 : Abroad training programmes/seminars attended by Board 

Officers during 2005-06 30 

6.20 : Awareness programmes & other functions organized by the 

Board 30 

6.21 : Vigilence Cell 30 

6.22 : Submission of Environmental Statement 31 

Chapter 7 : Prosecutions launched & convictions secured 31 

Chapter 8 : Finance & Accounts of the State Board 31 

Chapter 9 : Visits to the State Board 31 

Chapter 10 : Other matters 31 

10.1 : Strengthening of the infrastructure of the Board 31 

10.2 : Follow up of the Annual plan for the year 2005-06 31 

10.3 : Highlights of the Board activities during 2005-06 32 

10.4 : Annual Action plan for the year 2006-07 32


1.0 INTRODUCTION 



The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (here onwards referred to as “Board” or “KSPCB”) is a statutory 

body constituted by the Government of Karnataka on 21-9-1974 under the Water (Prevention and Control 

of Pollution) Act, 1974, in short the Water Act. Initially the mandate of the Board was only to implement the 

Water Act, 1974, Subsequently, the Board was given the responsibility of implementing a series of environment 

related Acts & Rules. 

As on date the KSPCB is implementing the following Acts and Rules: 

1. The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Rules there under; 

2. The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Rules there under; 

3. The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977, and Amendment Act, 1991, 2003 and 

the Rules there under; 

4. The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the following Rules/notifications framed under that Act 

(i) Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1989, as amended; 

(ii) Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemical Rules, 1989 as amended; 

(iii) Environmental Impact Assessment Notification, 1994 as Amended ; 

(iv) Bio-Medical Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1998 as amended; 

(v) Plastics Manufacture, Sale and Usage Rules, 1999 as amended; 

(vi) Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 as amended; 

(vii) Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000; 

(viii) Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001; 

2.0 CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE BOARD INCLUDING CHANGES THERE IN 

The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board was originally constituted as per Section 4 of the Water 

(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, vide Notification No. HMA 161 CGE 74, dated 21.9.1974 and 

was reconstituted during 1981, 1984, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2002. The Board comprises 

of a Chairman, Member Secretary and 15 other members nominated by the State Government as per the 

Act. 

The Board Members as on 31-03-2006 is given in ANNEXURE I. 

Sri. N. Bhoomananda Manay continued as Chairman during the year under report. Sri. B. Ramaiah who was 

appointed as Member Secretary on 27.01.2005 continued during the period under report. 

ORGANISATION STRUCTURE : 

The KSPCB has adopted two tier system of working (consisting of Head of Regional Office). The 

organization structure of the Board is given in ANNEXURE II. 

The Head Office is in Bangalore with 27 Regional Offices spread all over the State to enable the Board to 

discharge its duties with close proximity to stakeholders headed by a Regional Officer. 

Besides, the KSPCB has established a Central Laboratory at Bangalore with Regional Laboratories at other 

places in the State. Regional laboratories are located at Mysore, Dharwad, Mangalore, Gulbarga, Davangere, 

Raichur, Hassan and Belgaum.




The Central Laboratory is well equipped with sophisticated analytical instruments and carries out analysis 

of water, wastewater, stack emission, ambient air, bacteriological samples and bio-assay test. 

The Regional laboratories are attached to the respective Regional Offices and they carry out analysis of 

water, waste water, ambient air samples and stack emission samples. Samples are collected from industries, 

local authorities, rivers, wells, etc., through Regional Offices and sent to the nearest laboratory for 

analysis. 

Addresses of Central Office, Regional Offices and Central Laboratory are given in the Annexure III. 

The Board is discharging its responsibility with 303 staff members. The details of staff position are given in 

ANNEXURE IV. 

3.0 COMMITTEES CONSTITUTED THE BY THE STATE BOARD 

Board has constituted following committees to assist it in carrying out its activities : 

1. Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) ; 

2. Library and Laboratory Committee (LLC) ; 

3. Consent Committee for issue of Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation - 

both at State level and at each Regional Office. 

4. Awareness Committee; 

5. Information Technology Committee (ITC); 

8. Legal Advisory Committee (LAC); 

4.0 MEETINGS OF THE STATE BOARD AND MAJOR DECISIONS TAKEN 

During 2005-06, the Board has met 3 times on the following dates: 

MEETING NUMBER DATE 

159 th 30-07-2005 

160 th 26-10-2005 

161 th 27-03-2006 

o The Board approved to authorize the Chairman for procurement of two continuous Air Quality 

Monitoring (CAAQM) stations for Bangalore city. 

o The Board approved handing over Parisara vahinis to Transport Department for vehicular 

monitoring and to upgrade emission monitoring equipments. 

o The Board approved proposal to purchase land for office complex at Bijapur at a cost of Rs.14.70 

Lakhs. 

o The Board approved to release additional amount of Rs.1,06,260/- in additional to Rs.5.00 

lakhs already released on 28.02.2005 to acquire sanchari vasthu pradarshana vehicle from 

cess funds. 

o The Board approved to extend the capital investment from Rs.25.00 lakh to 100.00 lakh for all 

‘green’ category industries, to grant 10 years consent accepting one year consent fee under 

the Air and the Water Act. 

o The Board approved draft Annual report of KSPCB for the financial year 01.04.2004 to 

31.03.2005. 

o The Board approved the audited accounts for the year 2002-03 and 2003-04 with the observation 

that the fixed asset register of the Board shall be updated.




o The Board approved to donate one rescue vehicle to ‘state crisis group’ for the purpose of 

combating any emergency arising out of accident either chemical, fire, etc. 

o The Board approved to provide financial assistance to construct toilet in girls schools of strength 

200-300 in 32 educational districts, at a cost of Rs.16.00 lakhs with a condition that the toilets 

can be constructed only in the places wherever piped water supply facility is available. 

o The Board approved the training program to the Board Officers in Germany under GTZ. 

o The Board approved sanction of Rs.4.00 lakhs to ‘M/s ECO Watch’ for the awareness activities 

o The Board approved to establish regional offices in all the districts in phases before 2005-06 for 

better environmental surveillance and also approved the proposals for keeping Environmental 

officer as Head of the regional office with one Deputy Environmental Officer and supporting 

staff 

o The Board agreed in principle to permit the distilleries to adopt the new method of, ‘one-time 

controlled land application of treated Bio-Methanated distillery spent wash as liquid manure’; as 

one of the options for treatment of effluents 

o The Board approved revised Budget estimated for 2005-06 and general Budget Estimate for 

2006-07 

o The Board agreed to pay an amount of Rs.81,800/- in addition to Rs.3.20 Lakhs already paid to 

the Transport Commissioner to take up repair and update vehicle emission equipments 

o The Board approved for purchase of land in Bellary and Chitradurga 

o The Board approved to provide Rs.10.00 Lakhs for installation of Waste Water treatment plant 

for treating the waste generated exclusively from hospital activities 

o The Board Approved the expenditure of Rs.6,26,212/- made towards creating awareness during 

celebration of Ganesha festival -2005 

o The Board Approved the expenditure of Rs.3,40,518/- made towards creating awareness during 

celebration of Deepavali festival - 2005. 

4.1 MEETINGS OF THE TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TAC) 

The Technical Advisory Committee is constituted by the KSPCB and has Members as indicated in 

ANNEXURE V. 

The TAC provides technical advise to the Board in matters relating to pollution control proposals, E.I.A., etc., 

submitted by the industries and local authorities; makes suggestions for stipulating standards for liquid 

effluents, gaseous emissions and other allied technical matters. It also evaluates technical objections, 

suggestions recorded during the Environment Public Hearing. 

During the financial year under report, the TAC has met 11 times on the following dates: 

Meeting number Date Meeting number Date 

307 th 05-04-2005 313 th 24-10-2005 

308 th 27-04-2005 314 th 22-12-2005 

309 th 10-06-2005 315 th 30-12-2005 

310 th 22-07-2005 316 th 16-02-2006 

311 th 27-08-2005 317 th 22-03-2006 

312 th 16-09-2005




The Committee recommended for issue of consent for expansion/ establishment to following units during 

the period under report: 

1. Consent for expansion of Iron ore mining from 35,071 TPA to 600,000 TPA in an area of 38.45 acres 

by Jamunathana Halli Iron Ore mine of Mysore Minerals Ltd. ML No. 1659, Sandur Tq Bellary 

District. 

2. Consent for establishment of CETP at Survey No. 292, KIADB road No.13/A, Kolhar Indl. area, Bidar. 

3. Consent for expansion of production capacity of HR coils and plates from 2.5 MTPA to 4 MTPA by 

M/s. Jindal Vijaynagar Steels Ltd., Toranagallu, Sandur Tq, Bellary District. 

4. CFE for setting up of 90 KLPD fuel grade ethanol plant adjacent to the existing premises at M/s. 

SCM Sugars Ltd., Hosagavi Village, Koppa Hobli, Maddur Tq, Mandya District. 

5. Consent for establishment of 100 MW coke oven fuel gas heat recovery system based power plant 

by M/s. JSW Power Ltd, Toranagallu Sandur Tq, Bellary District. 

6. Consent for expansion of Iron ore mining from 4,20,000 TPA to 7,60,000 TPA in an area of 42.60 

acres by John Mines of Sri.E.Ramamurthy ML No.2294, Survey No.21 Megalahalli Village, Holalkere 

Tq, Chitradurga district. 

7. CFE for installation of 3 numbers Ballmill at pellatization plant at Panambur, Mangalore. 

8. Consent for establishment of 15.5 MW DG set without increasing pollution load by M/s. West Coast 

Paper Mills, Dandeli. 

9. CFE for increasing cement manufacturing capacity from 19.5 lakhs TPA to 27 lakhs TPA by M/s. 

ACC Ltd, Wadi. 

10. Consent for expansion of existing R&D unit for manufacture of bulk drugs by M/s. Apotex Pharma 

Chem India Pvt Ltd, KIADB industrial, 4 th Phase, Anekal Tq, Bangalore Urban District. 

11. CFE for manufacture of bulk drug, formulation and R&D of capacity 200 MTPA by M/s.Cipla Ltd., at 

KIADB indl area, 4 th Phase, Anekal Tq, Bangalore Urban District, 

4.2 Library and Laboratory Committee 

Library and laboratory committee constituted by the Board assists in strengthening & up-gradation of 

laboratories of the Board for effective functioning. The list of library and laboratory committee members is 

given in ANNEXURE VI. 

During the financial year the 72 nd meeting of the committee was held on 27-10-2005 and the committee 

decided to purchase 10 Nos. of RDS and 2 No.s of Fine particulate samplers and to purchase equipments 

to the Laboratories of the Board in two phases. 

4.3 Awareness Committee 

This committee was constituted by the Board to verify the proposals relating to environmental awareness 

activities received by the Board including sponsoring of workshops/ conferences, campaigns/ public 

awareness functions, production of documentary films, release of advertisements, printing of brochures, 

etc. The list of members is given in ANNEXURE VII. 

During the financial year the committee met on the following dates: 

MEETING NUMBER DATE 

11 th 20.06.2005 

12 th 10.10.2005


Important decisions taken / works done by this committee are: 



o Grant funds for carrying out various environment awareness programmes, workshops, seminars, 

etc., throughout the State. 

o Evolved guide lines for considering proposals for environmental awareness and also evolved an 

application form for submitting the proposals. 

4.4 Information Technology committee: 

Board constituted the Information Technology (IT) committee during the year 2002-03 to decide on policy 

matters concerning implementation of Information Technology in the Board. The list of this committee 

members is given in ANNEXURE VIII. 

4.5 Legal Advisory Committee 

In the course of enforcement of various Environmental Acts and Rules by the Board, a large number of 

Writ Petitions, Appeals, etc., are being filed before the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka, Appellate Authority, 

etc. Besides, the Board also initiates criminal proceedings against erring industries. 

Therefore, with a view to streamline the matters relating to legal issues and to seek legal advise on various 

issues, the Board has constituted a Legal Advisory Committee consisting of following Advocates as members: 

1. Sri.T.Umashankar, Chairman. 

2. Sri.S.G.Kulkarni, Member. 

3. Sri.C.K.Venkatesh, Member. 

The Committee meets regularly to render its advice/ opinion on various matters to the Board. 

During the year 2005-06, the Committee held 58 meetings to give advice/ opinion on various matters. 

5 ACTIVITIES OF THE STATE BOARD DURING THE YEAR 2005-2006 

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) 

Act, 1981 specifies the functions of the State Board under Section 17 of the Acts. Further, the Board has to 

implement a wide range of legal duties touching on almost every aspect of environment. Major activities 

carried out by the Board during 2005-2006 are described below; 

5.1 Consent Administration: 

Under the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & 

Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 industries or any other organization which discharges trade or sewage 

effluent or emits air pollutant will have to obtain consent from the Board The following types of consents 

are issued viz., 

‘Consent for Establishment’(CFE) for new industry before establishment or for expansion of existing 

industry 

‘Consent for Operation’(CFO) after establishment which is to be renewed periodically 

Depending on their pollution potential, the Board has classified the industrial units into three categories: 

Red, Orange and Green. The ‘red’ category units have maximum pollution potential, the ‘Orange’ category 

units have moderate pollution potential and the ‘Green’ category units have the least pollution potential. 

Depending on the type and size of organization, decisions on grant or refusal of consents are taken either 

at the Head Office or the Regional Office level. In order to introduce transparency and involve stake 

holders in consent administration, Consent Committees have been constituted both at the Head Office 

and at each Regional Office level. Representatives of industries or its Association, technical experts and 

others are included in the Committees. The Committees will take decision on grant or refusal of consent 

The Committee at Head Office is headed by the Chairman and at Regional Office by the respective Regional




officer. The members of the Head Office level Consent Committee is given in ANNEXURE IX. The 

Committees at Regional office level have similar composition. The committees meet regularly. 

The delegation of powers regarding consent administration to Regional Office is as indicated below. 

Consent for establishment (CFE): CFE under the Water and the Air Acts are issued by the Regional 

Office for all ‘Orange’ and ‘Green’ category industries, irrespective of the investment and for ‘Red’ category 

units with investment less than Rs. 5 Crores. 

Consent for operation (CFO): CFO under the Water and the Air Acts are issued for all ‘Orange’ and 

‘Green’ category industries by Regional Office irrespective of the investment and for ‘Red’ category units 

with investment less than Rs. 5 (five) Crores, but not covered under EIA notification. 

During the period under report, the Head Office Consent Committee has met 25 times and took decision on 

878 consent applications, 180 authorization applications, 2 Fly ash related applications and 101 Plastic 

industry- registration applications. Similarly, the Regional Office level Committees have also met regularly 

and taken decision on consent applications. 

5.2 Environment Monitoring 

Board is monitoring various parameters of environment to assess major changes in the environment of 

Karnataka to take decisions and evolve action plans to protect the environment. Monitoring not only covers 

ambient air quality, surface and ground water quality, but also covers effluents, emissions, soil, noise and 

solid waste within the premises of the industry and other properties. 

Total number of samples analyzed during 2005-06 in all the laboratories is 28,863. 

The details of number of samples analyzed during the year 2005-06 by Central and Regional laboratories 

are given ANNEXURE X. 

During the period under report an amount of Rs. 42,01,717/- has been collected for analyzing various types 

of samples in Board laboratories. 

5.2.1. River Water Quality Monitoring 

The Board is monitoring and analyzing river water samples under GEMS (5 locations), MINARS (40 locations) 

and Board’s Programme (19 locations). 

The names of the rivers, sampling stations and the classification of the river, based on the analytical 

results for the year under report are given in the ANNEXURE XI-A, XI-B & XI-C. 

The Board has monitored water bodies before and after Ganesh Chaturthi festival to study the effect of 

immersion of Ganesha idols in the water bodies. 

5.2.2 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring: 

National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme (NAAQM), Bangalore 

Ambient air quality of Bangalore city is being monitored at five stations under NAAQMP. The monitoring is 

being carried out at a frequency of twice a week for 24 hours at five stations for Suspended Particulate 

Matter (SPM), Sulphur Dioxide (SO 2 ), Oxides of Nitrogen (NO x ) and Respirable Suspended Particulate 

Matter (RSPM). The monitoring of Ambient Air Quality at Ananda Rao Circle has been stopped from 

September 2004 due to the construction of fly over. From February 2006 monitoring at one additional 

station was started at Yeshwanthpur. Under this programme, 7304 samples were collected and analyzed 

during the year 2005-2006. The results of monitoring are given below.


Ambient Air Quality at AMCO Batteries, Bangalore 

Ambient Air Quality at Graphite India Ltd., Bangalore 

Concentration in µg/m3 

400 

300 

200 

100 

0 

Year 

Ambient air quality at Graphite India Ltd., Bangalore 

2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Limits 

SO2 11 16 16 9.1 21.37 80 

Nox 17 16 37.5 51 46.25 80 

RSPM 53 52 62.7 74 77.42 120 

TSPM 113 111 139.3 155 176.1 360 


Pollution Control Board


Ambient Air Quality in Victoria Hospital, Bangalore 


* Average values for 7 months 

Ambient Air Quality in KHB Industrial area, Yelahanka, Bangalore 


200 

150 

100 

0 

Year 

* Average values for 7 months 

Ambient air quality in Victoria Hospital, Bangalore 

50 

2004-05* 2005-06 Limits 

SO2 7.43 18.3 15 

Nox 49 35.7 15 

RSPM 62 69.3 50 

TSPM 142 146 70 

Ambient air quality in K.H.B Industrial Area, Yelahanka 

400 

300 

200 

100 

Year 

0 

2004-05* 2005-06 Limits 

SO2 8.9 20.3 80 

Nox 41.3 37.3 80 

RSPM 74 57.6 120 

TSPM 169 137 360 

National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme, (NAAQM), Mysore: 

The status of ambient air quality monitored in Mysore city is shown in following graph. 




Ambient air quality monitoring in K.S.R.T.C Bus Stand, Mysore 

Ambient air quality monitoring at Regional Office, K.S.P.C.B, Mysore 


Ambient air quality in Regioanl Office K.S.P.C.B., Mysore 

150 

100 

50 

0 

Year 

2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Limits 

SO2 20 20 11 10 21 60 

Nox 29 27 17 22 34 60 

RSPM 76 61 52 49 41 60 

TSPM 106 103 92 87 77 140 

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring under Board’s Programme: 



The Board has carried out monitoring of ambient air quality in different parts of the State. The details of 

ambient air quality monitored in various parts of the State are given in next page. 

The Board has also undertaken monitoring of ambient air quality during Deepavali festival in major cities/ 

towns of the State.

AMBIENT AIR QUALITY AT OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE STATE 


Regional Name of the Type of Area Sampling Frequency Duration No. of Total No. Monitoring Results 

Office Location/ (Industrial, height of of days of 

Station Residential, from monitoring 

RSPM in 

monitoring monitored samples 

Rural & ground (minimum 2 

?g/m 

(minimum 

collected 

other areas level days in 24 hrs 

& Sensitive) a week) per day) 

3 

SO2 ?g/m3 NOx 

?g/m3 SPM 

?g/m3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

Over the terrace of Industrial 4 mts. 2 days in 24 hours 20 60 81.16 45 54 229.1 

Tumkur 

Regional Office Area 

a week 

building plot No. 97, 

AIA, Tumkur 

KSPCB Office 

Industrial 7.5 mts. Weekly 24 hours 72 1512 33.26 3.59 15.76 72.09 

Belgaum 

Building 

Area 

twice 

319 

29 522 83 9.98 9.11 

24 hours/ 

day 

6 mts. 2 days in 

a Week 

Industrial 

Area 

Baikampadi Industrial 

area Mangalore 

during Dec.-05 to 06 

Mangalore 

84.05 

8 hours 04 12 248.45 12.42 6.3 


a Week 

Commercial 

Area 

Vivekanandaiah Petrol 

Bank, Chitradurga 

192.16 

8 hours 05 15 – 10.35 5.97 


a Week 

Chitradurga 

Regional Office Residential 

Building, Chitradurga Area 

44.52 

69 414 46.75 8.20 6.12 

8 hrs a 

duration 

8 hrs a 71 426 286 16.22 11.4 

296 

duration 

24 hrs. 21 229 176.63 3.17 5.8763 – 

Regional Office Residential 6 mts. 2 days in 

KSPCB, Davanagere Area 

a Week 

Davanagere 

PWD Office building, Other Area 3 mts. 2 days in 

Davanagere 

a Week 

Port Director’s Office Rural & other 10 mts. 

Karwar 

2 days/ 

Karwar 

Areas 

week 



24 hours 75 1350 91 5.7 24.6 234 

7 mts. 24hrs. 

twice in a 

week 

Urban & 

mixed 

KSRTC Bus stand 

building, Hassan 

Hassan




Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring (CAAQM) stations for Bangalore City 

Two CAAQM stations at Bangalore, one with KSPCB’s own funding and the other with Rs. 50 lakh (50% 

capital cost) assistance from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), New Delhi is being established 

for strengthening the air quality monitoring in the Bangalore City. The procurement work has been entrusted 

to M/s. RITES, Delhi and the equipments will be commissioned during 2006 -07. 

5.3 The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 

The Board is monitoring noise levels whenever specific complaints on noise pollution are received and 

action is being taken accordingly. 

Complaints pertaining to noise pollution emanating from D.G.Sets, power looms and tiny fabrication units 

located in the residential area are attended to immediately by directing the concerned owner to provide 

acoustic measures to bring down the noise level to the prescribed limits within the stipulated time. 

The Board has undertaken monitoring of noise level emanating during bursting of fire crackers during 

Deepavali festival at 38 stations. The monitoring has been done in all district head quarters on 25th, 31st 

of October & 1st & 2nd November 2005. The maximum noise level recorded in different districts, Leq 

ranges from 17.5 dB (A) to 88 dB (A), in industrial zone, 45 dB (A) to 88.58 dB (A) in commercial zone, 

41.83 dB (A) to 101.92 dB (A) in residential zone and 39.92 dB (A) to 68.58 dB (A) in silence zone. 

6.0 Present state of environmental problems and counter measures: 

The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has brought 39,083 units (this includes 26,001 industries, 532 

hotels, 2022 Coffee pulping units, 576 mines, 9,726 Hospitals and 226 local bodies) under pollution control 

laws during the reporting period. 1,565 working industries have been covered under the Hazardous Waste 

(Management & Handling) Rules, 1989 & as amended from time to time. 

The major industrial centers of Karnataka are Bangalore, Mysore, Nanjangud, Shimoga, Bhadravathi, Harihar, 

Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad, Tumkur, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Raichur, Bidar, Bellary and Kolar. 

Prominent industries in the State are Pulp & Paper, Sugar, Distillery, Cement, Engineering, Electronics, 

Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, Mining industries, Software, Garment stitching and washing industries. 

There are certain river stretches in the State which are receiving treated trade effluent directly. The 

stretches are as follows: 

1. Kudremukh, Chikmagalore District (Bhadra River). 

2. Bhadravathi (Bhadra River). 

3. Harihar (T.B.River). 

4. Dandeli (Kali River).




Regional Office wise details of newly identified industries, hospitals, mines, layouts and hotels during 

2005-2006, are given below: 

Sl.No. Regional Office Large Medium Small Hospitals Mines Layouts Hotels Total 

1 Bangalore-South-I 168 87 221 11 0 12 2 501 

2 Bangalore-South-II 10 13 31 0 0 207 1 262 

3 Bagalkot 0 0 9 36 0 0 1 46 

4 Belgaum 0 1 95 0 0 0 0 96 

5 Bellary 13 20 129 0 26 0 4 192 

6 Bidar 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 17 

7 Bijapur 4 1 40 15 0 0 0 60 

8 Bng-City-I 72 72 95 17 0 0 33 289 

9 Bng-City-II 24 67 372 15 0 94 5 577 

10 Bng-East 4 6 179 6 0 3 1 199 

11 Bng-North 17 32 79 8 0 200 0 336 

12 Bng-West 5 5 37 12 0 104 0 163 

13 Chitradurga 0 2 66 0 10 0 0 78 

14 Davangere 0 4 36 4 1 1 0 46 

Ranebennur of Haveri 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 5 

15 Dharwad 0 13 81 2 0 4 2 102 

Gadag 0 1 29 0 2 0 0 32 

Haveri 0 2 22 0 0 0 0 24 

16 Gulbarga 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 22 

17 Hassan 1 0 58 0 1 0 0 60 

Chickmagalore 2 1 76 0 0 0 1 80 

18 Karwar 1 0 41 0 7 0 0 49 

19 Kolar 1 0 45 0 0 0 0 46 

20 Mandya 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 7 

Channapatna 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

21 Mangalore 0 2 29 2 0 0 0 33 

22 Mysore 4 13 94 7 4 27 2 151 

Chamarajnagar 0 0 9 0 0 0 1 10 

Coorg 1 3 11 0 0 2 3 20 

23 Peenya 6 20 145 0 0 0 0 171 

24 Raichur 7 0 25 0 0 0 0 32 

Koppal 7 0 25 0 0 0 0 32 

25 Shimoga 2 0 118 17 0 0 0 137 

26 Tumkur 0 0 51 2 1 0 0 54 

27 Udupi 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 

TOTAL 349 365 2301 155 53 655 56 3934




6.1 Status of Coffee pulping units : 

There are number of Coffee estates mainly in Coorg, Chikkamagalore, & Hassan Districts, out of which, 

2022 coffee pulping units are identified under the purview of Pollution control laws. Since the coffee pulping 

operations are seasonal, the pollution problems are confined to the pulping season from November to April 

Status of Coffee pulping units is as follows : 

2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 

Number of coffee pulping units. 2022 1912 1795 1789 

Number of units having ETP. 25 23 22 22 

Number of units having temporary 1995 1889 1629 1711 

treatment facilities 

Number of units where ETP under 985 1095 128 - 

planning stage. 

Number of units applied for consent. 954 973 1245 1349 

Number of Coffee pulping Units having 430 596 252 476 

3 years consent (issued prior to 1.4.2006) and 

which is valid during the period under report. 

Number of units obtained consent under 1226 953 1241 1343 

Water Act. 

Number of consents Refused. - 2 3 2 

Number of Prosecution launched. - - - - 

Number of Prohibitory Orders issued. - 3 9 15 

Number of Closure Orders issued. - 0 2 0 

Number of Proposed Directions issued. 29 - - - 

Number of Notices issued for not applying 687 899 755 1316 

for consent. 

Number of units for which 3 year consent has 278 329 358 267 

been issued during 1.4.2005 to 31.3.2006. 

6.2 Pollution Control Measures 

The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board is regulating the discharge of effluents and air emissions from 

industries through issue of consents under the Water and the Air Acts. While issuing consents, conditions 

are being imposed regarding the effluent standards and also emission standards which the industries have 

to comply with. Compliance to conditions stipulated will be regularly monitored by the staff of Regional 

Offices by verifying the operation and maintenance of pollution control systems and by collecting and 

analyzing the samples of effluents and emissions. The industries are pursued to ensure that the pollution 

control systems are installed and commissioned within the stipulated time. In respect of new projects the 

consent for establishment is being issued only after examining the suitability of the site and scrutiny of the 

pollution control proposals. First consent for making discharge of emission & treated effluents; that is for 

commissioning the industry will be issued only if the industries have provided stipulated pollution control 

meansures. Also, the Board is encouraging the industries to adopt cleaner production techniques and 

recycle, reduce, recover concept. 

The Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, in its Notification No. SO. 60(E), dated 27-01- 

1994 has specified the projects which require environment clearance from the Central Government. Also, 

Government of India, in its notification No. SO 318(E), dated 10-4-1997 has prescribed a process of Public 

Hearing in respect of those cases that require Environment Clearance by the Government of India. The 

Board during the financial year 2005-2006 has conducted 116 public hearings for the projects attracting the 

provisions of EIA notification.


(A) Consent Status 



Details of consent application received, pending and refused under the Water and Air Acts during the period 

under report are as follows : 

Summary of consents Processed : 

Water Act Air Act 

No. of consent applications received 8308 9942 

No. of consent applications pending 511 601 

No. of consent applications refused 94 190 

No. of consent applications returned 545 692 

No. of consents issued (CFO) 7134 8553 

The Board during the year under report has issued 7134 'Consent for Operation' under the Water (Prevention 

& Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, 8553 'Consent for Operation' under the Air (Prevention and Control of 

Pollution) Act, 1981 and 2489 Consent for Establishment/ expansion of industries. 

Details of consents issued earlier to 01.04.2005 and are valid during the period under report is as follows; 

Summary of consent validity 

Consent Validity Issued prior to 01.04.2005 Issued during 01/04/05 to 31/03/06 

Water Act Air Act Water Act Air Act 

Consent valid for two years 266 306 275 302 

Consent valid for three years 433 452 407 412 

Consent valid for five years 18 51 4 21 

Consent valid for ten years 1325 1448 1309 1774 

i) Summary of Water Pollution Control Status 

Industry Total *ETP ETP under ETP under Connected Industry 

No. of under construction planning to UGD 

industries opera- stage 

* tion 

Closed YTC 

Large 1952 870 18 33 333 188 467 

Medium 2448 873 30 23 646 358 462 

Small 12737 4830 106 105 3258 2452 1458 

Total 17137 6573 154 161 4237 2998 2387 

* Total number of industries does not include yet to commission (YTC) units.


ii) Summary of Air Pollution Control Status 



Industry Total APC system APC system APC system Industry 

No. of under under under 

industries* operation construction planning Closed YTC 

Large 2014 1137 152 15 185 458 

Medium 2411 1527 17 12 359 415 

Small 13907 9075 90 225 2213 1237 

Total 18332 11739 259 252 2757 2110 

*Total number of industries does not include yet to commission (YTC) units. 

Details of inspections conducted : 

Sl.No. Regional Office Large Medium Small L.B. Complaints Total 

1. Bagalkot 64 24 155 4 8 255 

2. Belgaum 108 70 480 27 41 726 

3. Bellary 86 53 534 7 43 723 

4. Bidar 49 81 136 11 14 291 

5. Bijapur 14 16 387 17 9 443 

6. Bangalore City-I 223 198 511 0 55 987 

7. Bangalore City-II 98 107 296 0 18 519 

8. Bangalore East 317 205 277 13 15 827 

9. Bangalore North 239 117 441 208 11 1016 

10. Bangalore South-I 54 187 432 1 23 697 

11. Bangalore South-II 144 134 234 51 25 588 

12. Bangalore West 131 117 334 5 26 613 

13. Chamarajnagar 1 0 37 2 3 43 

14. Channapatna 1 0 14 2 0 17 

15. Chikkmagalore 16 18 322 4 8 368 

16. Chitradurga 32 37 320 6 40 435 

17. Coorg 1 5 202 4 13 225 

18. Dakshina Kannada 130 30 257 7 20 444 

19. Davangere 37 48 249 5 17 356 

20. Dharwad 63 53 365 2 16 499 

21. Gadag 0 5 77 4 2 88 

22. Gulbarga 71 16 317 15 8 427 

23. Hassan 55 28 257 15 7 362 

24. Haveri (Dharwad) 1 13 61 5 9 89 

25. Karwar 67 29 433 21 22 572 

26. Kolar 41 32 192 10 21 296 

27. Koppala 71 11 157 2 6 247 

28. Mandya 50 13 385 9 5 462 

29. Mysore 246 74 285 9 58 672 

30. Peenya 63 115 344 0 8 530 

31. Raichur 21 10 179 4 14 228 

32. Ranebennur of 

Haveri (Davanagere) 36 8 24 1 2 71 

33. Shimoga 69 15 414 16 14 528 

34. Tumkur 107 76 538 6 22 749 

35. Udupi 14 29 449 7 15 514 

Total 2720 1974 10095 500 618 15,907




During the year under report, the Board has received 1,235 complaints, out of which, 1,133 complaints 

have been attended and have been disposed. 

6.3 Status of 17 category highly polluting industries 

The Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India has identified 17 categories of highly polluting 

industries as a priority sector from pollution point of view. These industries are required to comply with 

pollution control norms and continue to remain in compliance within the stipulated time. In Karnataka there 

are 135 industries falling under this category, of which 26 industries are closed permanently either by the 

Board or on its own. With persuasion and monitoring and following legal course, the Board is ensuring 

compliance by these industries. For defaulting units, the Board has taken stringent action and even issued 

closure notices under Section 33 (A) of the Water Act and 31 (A) of the Air Act. The Board is insisting the 

industries to have an Environmental Cell with qualified and competent staff and also to establish self 

monitoring system. The status of compliance to the conditions imposed and standards stipulated in respect 

of the 109 operating units is given in ANNEXURE XII. 

It has been universally accepted now that the environmental performance of a company can be improved 

only by improving the management practices. In this background the International Standard Organization 

has published ISO 14000 series of standards which will help organization to establish a structured and 

systematic approach to environmental management and also help to address the environmental issues in 

a holistic manner. Establishment of an environmental management system in conformity with ISO 14001 

standard will enable the industry to systematically comply with requirements of the law, prevent pollution 

and also to improve the environmental performance continually. ISO 14000 certification will also enable the 

industries to demonstrate their commitment to environmental protection to the interested parties. 

By promoting the industries to go in for ISO 14000 certification, the enforcement burden on the Board will 

also come down since the industry it-self will be taking care of the requirements of the law proactively. 

Considering the above advantages, it is felt appropriate to encourage or promote the adoption of ISO 14000 

by the industries in Karnataka. The Board in its 139th meeting has recommended to make ISO 14001 

certification compulsory for highly polluting industries. As on 31.03.2006, 19 industries in this category have 

obtained ISO 14001 certification. 

6.3.1 Charter on Corporate Responsibility for Environment Protection (CREP) 

CPCB & MoEF have evolved "Charter on Corporate Responsibility for Environmental Protection (CREP)" 

during March 2003 which enlists action points for compliance by 17 category highly polluting industries. 

The SPCB's are required to verify compliance to the national standards notified under the Environment 

(Protection) Act, 1986, by these industries within June 2003 & insist for bank guarantee in respect of noncomplying 

units along with action plan to ensure compliance. However, the recommendations of CREP are 

voluntary in nature and not a statutory requirement. National level task forces have also been constituted 

by MOEF to monitor the implementation of CREP. These task forces are meeting regularly. 

In line with this and in order to appraise the industries about the CREP, series of meetings were held with 

each industry sector falling under 17 category. All the industries have drawn action plan to implement the 

action points and have by and large complying with it. The action points have been included as conditions 

in the consents issued to the industries. The implementation is being closely monitored. 

6.4 Implementation of Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1989 as amended in 

2000 and 2003 

Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1989 was notified by Ministry of Environment and 

Forest, Government of India during 1989 under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The Rule was 

amended during January 2000 and again in May 2003.




As per the provisions of the said Rules, Board has identified 1,621 hazardous waste generating industries 

and their status is as follows. 

Number of industries not working : 40 

Industries working : 1565 

Industries applied for authorization : 16 

Authorization granted : 1565 

Closure orders issued : 5 

Details of units authorized to reprocess hazardous wastes is given in ANNEXURE XIII -A to G. 

6.4.1 Quantity of Hazardous Waste 

Hazardous waste has been classified based on their characteristics as below; 

• Reprocessable waste : 45,709 MT PA 

• Incinerable waste : 3,059 MT PA 

• Landfill waste : 22,857 MT PA 

Total : 71,625 MT PA


Hazardous waste generated in Karnataka State (District wise) 



Inventory of HW generation in Karnataka from working industries as on 31st March 2006: 

Sl. District Total No. of Total Quantity Quantity of Quantity of Quantity of 

No. Industries of HW HW in HW in MT/A HW in MT/A 

Generation MT/A Recyclable Incinerable 

in MT/A Disposal in 

Landfill 

1 Bagalkot 27 87 0 87 0 

2 Bijapur 14 57 0 57 0 

3 Gadag 7 74 0 74 0 

4 Haveri 12 44 8 36 0 

5 Coorg 2 9 0 9 0 

6 Chamarajanagar 3 3 0 2 1 

7 Chitradurga 26 30 0 30 0 

8 Mandya 12 86 43 37 6 

9 Gulbarga 23 453 0 453 0 

10 Raichur 16 281 125 156 0 

11 Koppal 15 73 7 66 0 

12 Karwar 19 2621 2006 109 506 

13 Chikkamagalur 10 338 0 338 0 

14 Hassan 15 228 0 218 10 

15 Dharwad 50 335 16 214 105 

16 Davangere 20 237 41 196 0 

17 Bellary 34 689 149 480 60 

18 Shimoga 52 87 1 86 0 

19 Tumkur 55 231 7 224 0 

20 Udupi 31 30 6 24 0 

21 Mysore 105 15617 3963 11222 432 

22 Kolar 40 85 15 24 46 

23 Belgaum 85 1097 188 802 107 

24 Mangalore 77 4058 1288 1769 1001 

25 Bidar 31 4776 3252 1524 0 

26 Bangalore City I 93 1098 272 747 79 

27 Bangalore City II 128 734 339 353 42 

28 Bangalore South I 79 553 98 446 9 

29 Bangalore South II 139 25654 5064 20344 246 

30 Bangalore East 85 2531 891 1570 70 

31 Bangalore West 57 4771 2053 2441 277 

32 Bangalore North 86 2870 1759 1087 24 

33 Bangalore Peenya 117 1788 1266 484 38 

KARNATAKA 1565 71625 22857 45709 3059


6.4.2 Common Disposal facility in Karnataka: 



A site at Dabbaspet Industrial Area, Nelamangala Taluk in Bangalore Rural District at 40 KM from Bangalore 

has been identified for the purpose. The area of site is 93 acres. This is a private land and Government is 

acquiring the land through Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board. 

As per the provisions of Hazardous Waste (Management& Handling) Rules, pre-feasibility study was conducted 

and Environmental Impact Assessment studies completed. Public hearing was conducted for the 

Dabbaspet site on 20/02/2004 and the Government has accorded approval on 21/04/2004 for the same. 

Contracting agency is KIADB and DPR has been prepared by GTZ .It is proposed to establish the facility 

under 'build, own, operate & transfer' (BOOT) basis. Expression of interest from operators has been called 

during December 2004 and short listing is completed. 

The designed landfill facilities will have 20 years of landfill operation period and 30 years monitoring period. 

The landfill will have 21 cells and each cell facilitates waste disposal for one year. 

6.5 Implementation of Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 

Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 was notified by Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government 

of India on May 16th, 2001. 

These rules are applicable to every Manufacturer, Importer, Reconditioners, Assembler, Dealer, Recycler, 

Auctioneer, Consumer and Bulk consumers involved in manufacture, processing, sales, purchase and use 

of batteries and components thereof. 

As per the provisions of these Rules, Board has identified 1,355 Battery handling units in the State. Notices 

have been issued clearly indicating the provision of Rules and the penal provision under the Rules for all the 

identified units. 

6.5.1 Action taken by the Board under Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 

Sl. No. Particulars Units 

1 Units identified under Battery Rules 1355 

2 Bulk Consumers complying the Rules 189 

3 Battery manufacturing units complying the Rules 26 

4 Dealers complying the Rules 173 

5 Battery Importers complying the Rules 5 

6 Battery Reconditioners complying the Rules 240 

7 Lead recyclers complying the Rules 13 

Board has pursued all the 1,355 battery units informing to file the returns regularly. 

6.6 Status of Brick Kiln: 

(a) Number of Brick Kilns identified in the State, 

i. Hoffman's Kilns - 54 

ii. Bull's Trench Kilns - 46 

iii. High Draught Kilns - 1 

(b) Brick Kilns complying the Rules: (Hoffman's Kiln) - 54




(c) Action taken on the defaulters - The Board has authorized concerned Regional Officers to file 

criminal cases under Environment (Protection) Act against all the 46 non-complying units in 

their jurisdiction. No. of criminal cases filed on Bull's Trench Kilns-28. 

6.7 Status of implementation of Fly Ash Notification: 

There are 5 Thermal Power Plants in Karnataka which are engaged in the generation of power using coal 

and one unit using corex gas and coal that are covered under the Notification. 

6.7.1 Status of power plants with respect to utilization of fly ash generated 

Power Quantity of 

Sl. Name & Address Generating fly ash Percent Remarks 

No of the unit Capacity generated utilized 

[MW] MT/Year 

1 Vasavadatta 15MW(Captive) 32,659 100 In addition to fly ash 

Cements,Sedam, generated in captive 

Gulbarga Dst. power plant, the industry 

has also lifted 2,00,000 

MT from Raichur Thermal 

Power Station for the 

manufacture of cement. 

2 Rajashree 38.2MW(Captive) 87,477 100 In addition to fly ash 

Cements generated in captive 

Malkhed power plant, the industry 

Gulbarga Dist. has lifted 1,89,293 MT 

from Raichur Thermal 

Power Station for the 

manufacture of cement. 

3 Tata Power Corp. 75MW(Captive) 53,490 100 The entire fly ash 

Ltd., Wadi, generated is utilized for 

Gulbarga Dist. manufacture of cement 

within their industry 

4 Grasim Industries 10MW(Captive) 10,620 77 Fly ash is used mainly 

Ltd., Kumarapatnam for manufacturing bricks 

Haveri. in clamp type kilns and 

remaining for soil condi 

tioning by local farmers 

5 Jindal Thermal 2x130 MW(Captive) 26,261 81 This plant uses both corex 

Power Company Gas and imported coal 

Ltd., Toranagallu, in the ratio of 60:40. 

Bellary Fly ash generated is used 

for brick as well as for 

cement units. 

6 Raichur Thermal 7 x 210 18,14.987 56 Balance quantity is con 

Power Station, (Public tained in ash pond along 

Raichur. Distribution) with fly ash generated 

during earlier period. 

Above units are complying with the Fly Ash Notification.


6.8 Implementation of Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 



The Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India, notified the Bio-Medical Waste (Management 

& Handling) Rules, 1998, under the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986. The said Rules came into 

effect from 20/07/1998 and subsequently were amended three times on 6-3-2000, 2-6-2000 and 17-9-03. 

The Government of Karnataka, Department of Forest, Ecology & Environment, constituted the prescribed 

Authority, Appellate Authority and Advisory Committee for implementation of the said Rules. As per the 

second amendment, the prescribed authority for enforcement of the provisions of the said Rules was entrusted 

to the State Pollution Control Board. 

The Rules are applicable to all persons who generate, collect, receive, store, transport, treat, dispose and/ 

or handle bio-medical waste in any form. The occupier of the institution for whom the Rules are applicable 

has to obtain authorization from Board. 

6.8.1 Authorization Status: 

As on 31-03-06, the Board has identified 6,240 Health Care Establishments (HCEs) and 3,598 veterinary 

institutions, out of which 4,631 HCEs and 2,883 veterinary institutions have obtained authorizations. Nonbedded 

health care institutions treating less than one thousand patients per month are exempted from 

obtaining authorization. 

6.8.2 Compliance to authorization Conditions: 

Bed strength No. of HCEs No. of HCEs No. of HCEs No. of HCEs 

of HCEs having Captive attached to with treatment 

treatment Common Waste facilities under 

facility as per Treatment planning stage 

BMW Rules Facility 

Govt. Pvt Govt. Pvt Govt. Pvt Govt. Pvt 

More than 500 13 13 2 4 8 9 1 0 

Between 200 to 500 32 20 11 9 14 9 2 1 

Less than 200 2255 2360 804 384 72 1139 61 141 

Grand total 2300 2393 817 397 94 1157 64 142




6.8.3 Regional Office wise status of authorization of Health Care Establishments (HCEs) 

Regional District No of HCE's identified No of HCEs with valid 

Office authorization 

G P V G P V 

Bangalore City-I B U* 21 634 12 16 380 7 

Bangalore City-II B U 32 352 13 23 247 6 

Peenya B U 0 2 1 0 2 1 

Bangalore South-I B R** 2 64 1 0 45 0 

Bangalore South-II B R 9 18 16 8 15 15 

Bangalore East B R 13 44 19 11 38 17 

Bangalore West B R 64 55 77 58 49 73 

Bangalore North B R 64 67 134 52 60 56 

Tumkur Tumkur 155 85 197 125 75 103 

Raichur Raichur 60 68 82 59 36 82 

Koppal 51 25 66 50 18 66 

Gulburga Gulburga 155 268 254 29 54 250 

Davangere Davangere 126 81 190 54 32 78 

Bijapur Bijapur 68 129 113 64 120 36 

Shimoga Shimoga 116 93 138 107 86 136 

Chitradurga Chitradurga 94 43 134 94 0 134 

Karwar Karwar 103 80 121 76 63 108 

Dharwad Dharwad, Gadag, 152 255 294 140 230 291 

Haveri 

Belgaum Belgaum 162 281 241 141 268 240 

Bagalkot Bagalkot 66 174 113 22 128 106 

Bellary Bellary 91 92 100 91 92 100 

Bidar Bidar 61 73 97 40 41 97 

Dakshina Kannada Dakshina Kannada 79 188 93 58 162 77 

(Mangalore) (Mangalore) 

Udupi 81 76 83 61 44 68 

Kolar Kolar 132 99 186 90 80 173 

Hassan Hassan, 199 106 344 146 55 306 

Chikmagalur 

Mysore Mysore, Kodagu, 294 149 280 283 127 257 

Chamarajnagar 

Mandya Mandya, 131 58 199 131 55 0 

Channapattana 

Total 2581 3659 3598 2029 2602 2883 

*BU-Bangalore Urban and **BR-Bangalore Rural 

G-Government, 

P-Pvt, 

V-Veterinary unit


6.8.4 Steps taken by the Board to implement the Rules effectively 



1. The Board has developed the database of the health care establishments in 

the State and the same is being up-dated regularly. Efforts are on to bring all the HCEs under 

the purview of the Rules. Towards this aim, the Board has been issuing show-cause notices and 

notice of proposed directions to the non-complying health care establishments and also calling 

them for personal hearings. Material evidence being collected for initiating legal action against 

defaulting health care establishments. 

2. Creating awareness among the stake holders and imparting training is the integral part of enforcement 

activities. The Board has been taking this aspect very seriously and during the year 

2005-06, the Board has conducted training to staff in the government hospitals on bio-medical 

waste management through EMPRI. Also, Board has conducted training programmes at district 

levels. 

3. As per the directions of CPCB, Board has taken steps to ban individual incinerators within the 

City limits. 

6.8.5 Common Treatment Facility: 

Board is encouraging establishment of common bio-medical waste treatment and disposal facilities. In this 

regard, the Deputy Commissioners in the State have been repeatedly requested to identify and provide 

land for setting up Common Bio-Medical Waste Management facility. The matter is also followed up with 

the Revenue Secretary to Government. 

As on 31-03-06, the status of the common bio-medical waste treatment facilities is as follows; 

Sl. Name of the Common facility Number of beds Operating 

No covered by the Status 

facility per day 

1 Maridi Eco Industries, Bangalore 6950 Operating 

2 Medicare Incin Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 6250 Operating 

3 Shree consultants, Mysore 4813 Operating 

4 Association of Doctors and Nursing Homes, Belgaum 1100 Operating 

5 Hubli-Dharwad Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility, Hubli 2124 Operating 

6 Center for Environment Education, Gulburga 2265 Operating 

7 Common Bio-Medical Waste treatment facility at Mangalore 5347 Operating 

8 Common Bio-Medical Waste treatment facility at Shimoga 1849 Operating 

9 Sushanth Enviro Tech. Association of Doctors and 2927 Operating 

Nursing Homes, Davanagere 

10 Karnataka Private Medical Establishments Association. Bijapur 703 Operating 

6. 9 The Plastics Manufacture, Sale and Usage Rules, 1999. 

Ministry of Environment and Forest (MoEF) has notified the Rules called "Recycled Plastics Manufacture 

and Usage Rules, 1999" on 02-09-1999 under Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986 and the same is amended 

vide Notification dated.17-06-03. 

The prescribed authority for enforcement of manufacture and recycling provisions of these Rules is the 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board in the State. Prescribed authority for enforcement of the provi-




sions of these Rules relating to the use, collection, segregation, transportation and disposal is the Deputy 

Commissioner/ District collector of the concerned district. The Board has circulated the said Rules to all the 

Deputy Commissioners of the State for enforcing the provisions of the said Rules. 

6.9.1 Action taken by the Board under Plastic Rules. 

Number of units covered under Plastic Rules 362 

Number of units applied for registration 293 

Number of units not applied for registration 06 

Number of units having valid registration 293 

Number of applications returned to Regional office NIL 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has issued a public notice in leading English and Kannada newspapers 

by highlighting the provisions of Rules in order to create awareness. Further, the occupiers of units 

engaged in manufacture of carry bags or containers of virgin or recycled plastic or both were called to make 

application in Form-I to Board for registration of units. 

Now, the manufacturers/ traders of plastic carry bags are filing applications for registration of units as per 

Rules. 

The Board has taken up the survey for identification of plastic recycling and carry bag manufacturing units 

in the State. Board has issued notices to all these units by asking them to comply with the provisions of the 

said Rules and to adopt the prescribed manufacturing guidelines. 

Task force have been constituted by Deputy Commissioners in some of the major Districts consisting of 

representatives from NGOs, Pollution Control Board, Association of plastic carry bag manufacturers/ traders 

etc, in order to implement the Rules effectively. 

The Regional Officers with co-operation from the Deputy Commissioners of the District have conducted 

raids on the traders/ shops selling plastic carry bags with thickness less than 20 microns and have seized 

the stock. 

It has come to the notice of the Board that the plastic carry bags are being transported to the State from 

neighboring States. In this connection, the Board has requested all the Deputy Commissioners of the 

District to take suitable action against such traders who are selling banned plastic carry bags. Also, Board 

has requested the Commissioner, Department of Commercial Tax to initiate action to stop inflow of banned 

thin and colored plastic carry bags into the State. 

Department of Ecology and Environment, Government of Karnataka has banned the usage of plastics at 

major tourist spots like Bannerghatta National Park, Mysore Zoo and Jog Falls. 

Board has issued following directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 

o For restricting the use of plastic articles of less than 20 microns thickness like plastic carry bags, 

sheets, plates, cups in choultries / kalyan mantaps; 

o For banning of printing election and other posters on plastic sheets of less than 20 microns thickness; 

and 

o For restricting the use of plastic articles in the areas of Lalbagh and Cubbon Parks in Bangalore. 

Above directions have been published in the leading English and local language news papers to create 

awareness in the public.


6.10 Municipal Solid Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000 



The Board has constituted a State level committee to verify site selection criteria and to issue Authorization 

to the local bodies under the Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules 2000, which are 

coming under the City Corporation and Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA) 

limits. Also, the Board has constituted District level committee and delegated the power to Regional Officers 

of the Board to verify site selection criteria, to scrutinize the technical details and to issue authorization 

to all City Municipal Councils, Town Municipal Councils and Town Panchayaths of the State. 

The Board has issued Authorization to all the 226 local bodies in the State by stipulating the conditions to 

comply with all the points covered under the MSW Rules. Out of 226 local bodies 93 LB's have taken 

possession of the land for establishing the landfill site and remaining local bodies are in the process of 

taking the acquisition of the land and the local bodies are taking necessary steps for establishing the solid 

waste disposal facility as per MSW guidelines. 

The Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) in collaboration with M/s. Ramky Infrastructure Ltd., (RIL) has 

established a fully fledged scientifically designed landfill site for treatment of 1000 Tons/day of Municipal 

Solid Waste at Mavallipura site, Bangalore and is ready for utilization. The Board has constituted a monitoring 

committee consisting senior representatives from Air force, BMP, operator of the waste processing 

facility, NGO, KUIDFC and KSPCB. Also, BMP has entered into an agreement with M/s. Srinivasa Gayathri 

Resource Recovery Ltd., for integrated waste to energy project consisting of a process plant to derive 

enriched fuel utilizing 1,000 TPD of Municipal Solid Waste at Mandur site, Bangalore, based upon the 

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources (MNCES) technology. 

The Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) is following door-to-door collection system of municipal solid 

waste in certain wards and has erected display boards at several locations in the city informing the public 

regarding segregation of waste at the source ( i.e. as biodegradable, non-biodegradable and others). The 

remaining local bodies are collecting the solid waste in a bin which is located in specific area and transported 

to disposal site by using truck. Board has issued directions to all 226 local bodies to follow the 

schedule-II of Notification of Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000 for collection, 

segregation, storage, transportation and disposal of municipal solid waste. 

As per the Government Order dated: 19-01-04, the Board had issued a memorandum dated: 11-10-04 to all 

the Regional Offices of the Board directing them to insist all the local bodies coming under their jurisdiction 

to apply and obtain authorization from Karnataka State Pollution Control Board for transportation of municipal 

solid waste and only use authorized vehicles to transport municipal solid waste. Thus, the Regional 

Offices of the Board are issuing authorization to the vehicles used to transport municipal solid waste in the 

local bodies of their jurisdiction and also instructed to implement the authorization conditions during the 

transportation of municipal solid waste. 

As per the recommendations of the Monitoring Committee, framed as per the directions issued by Hon'ble 

Supreme Court of India in W.P (C) No.657 of 1995 vide order, dtd: 14th October 2003, all the local bodies 

involved in handling of municipal solid waste shall display the online data with regards to the municipal solid 

waste generation, transportation, storage and leachate generation in the board measuring minimum size of 

6ft x 4ft (both in Kannada and English) has to be displayed indicating the statistics of the municipal waste 

dump site. The Board is contemplating to issue necessary directions to all municipalities and local authorities 

in order to comply with the above directions. 

The KUIDFC (i.e. Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation) is taking action in 

providing technical and financial support to local bodies for providing scientific landfill facilities. 

Local bodies namely CC-Bangalore (jointly with CMC-Yelahanka), CC-Mangalore (jointly with TP-Ullal), CMC- 

Karwar, TMC-Puttur and TP-Ankola have already established a full fledged, scientifically designed landfill 

site and they are ready to receive waste. The TMC-Bhatkal landfill site is under progress and to be commissioned 

shortly and CMC-Dandeli and CMC-Sirsi are under finalization. The Board is also insisting other 

local bodies to establish scientific landfill sites at the authorized locations at the earliest.


6.10.1 Other initiatives taken/ proposed 

1. Karnataka State Policy on ISWM has been approved by Government of Karnataka. 



2. Implementation of the State Policy in 57 ULB's covering about 80% of urban population is taken up. 

This is taken up under NIRMAL NAGAR Project out of which 42 ULB's have submitted preliminary 

report and 19 ULB's are under fast track projects consideration. 

3. DBOT tenders for treatment and landfill at Shimoga is awaiting approval from the Government. 

4. Preparation of DPR of 8 ULB's for treatment and landfill under Nirmalnagar is under progress. 

5. 33 NGO's to cater to 43 ULB's have been appointed for awareness programme under IEC (Information, 

Education and Communication) activity. 

6. Environmental Management and policy Research Institute (EMPRI) has conducted several training 

programmes to educate and create awareness of the elected members of the local bodies all over 

the Karnataka. 

7. World Bank assisted analytical studies for capital investment and O & M costs are under finalization 

and for this 3 ULB's are selected. 

8. CDM consideration for Carbon Trading of Class-I ULB's is under progress. 

Board is also insisting the local bodies for which authorizations have been issued, to furnish compliances to 

the conditions of authorization and also informed the Director, Directorate of Municipal Administration to 

take action at their level to pursue the local bodies to comply with the requirements under Municipal Solid 

Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000. Also, Dept. of Urban Development, GOK has been requested 

to direct the concerned local bodies to comply with Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) 

Rules, 2000. 

The Board is regularly monitoring the progress in the implementation of the Municipal Solid Waste (Management 

and Handling) Rules by the local bodies in Karnataka and also regularly submitting the Annual 

reports in the prescribed Form-IV to the Central Pollution Control Board and quarterly progress report in 

Proforma - I & II on status and implementation of MSW Rules by the local bodies of Karnataka State along 

with an affidavit, to Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. 

6.11 National River Conservation Plan 

The National River Conservation Directorate under National River Conservation Plan (NRCP) has shortlisted 

eight towns of Karnataka with an objective to initiate action plans to prevent pollution of major rivers. 

Under this scheme the works are executed under core and non-core sectors. Core works are executed by 

KUWS & DB. The core scheme includes providing UGD, interception, diversions and STP's. The Karnataka 

State Pollution Control Board is the nodal agency for implementation of schemes taken under NRCP. The 

eight towns are located on the banks of rivers in two basins namely Cauvery and Krishna (Tunga, Bhadra, 

and Tungabhadra) 

6.11.1 Summary of National River Action Plan 

Sl.No. Town River Basin 

1 Nanjangud Cauvery Cauvery Basin 

2 K.R.Nagar Cauvery 

3 Srirangapatna Cauvery 

4 Kollegal Cauvery 

5 Shimoga Tunga Krishna Basin 

6 Bhadravathi Bhadra 

7 Davangere Tungabhadra 

8 Harihar Tungabhadra


Non-core schemes which are executed comprises of 

- Low cost sanitation (community toilets and individual toilets) 

- Installation of wood based crematoria 

- Construction of bathing ghats 

- River front development 

- Dobhighats 

The sanctioned DPR estimate under non-core scheme is Rs.356.414 Lakhs. 



During 2003 under non-core scheme, bathing ghats ; one each at Srirangapatna, Davangere, Nanjangud, 

Shimoga, Kollegal and two at Harihar is approved by the Govt. of India at an estimated cost of Rs.43.494 

Lakhs. 

The Govt. of India has released Rs.421.685 Lakhs towards the NRCP works through State Govt. to Karnataka 

State Pollution Control Board for onward distribution to implementing agencies. This amount includes 

Rs.44.14 lakhs received for payment to KUWS & DB for preparation of DPR for I & D for core works. The 

amount received and allocated is given below 

6.11.2Summary of Allocation under NRCP 

Amount received by KUWS & DB or Rs. 44.14 Lakhs 

preparation of DPR for I & D works 

under Core scheme 

Amount released to DC's for execution Rs. 369.974 Lakhs 

of Non-Core schemes 

Amount released for preparation of DPR Rs. 0.90 Lakhs 

for bathing ghat. 

Amount remaining unutilized Rs. 6.67 Lakhs 

Total amount received Rs. 421.684 Lakhs 

The physical and financial progress status is shown in the adjoining table.

STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF NON-CORE SCHEMES UNDER NRCP 


Name of Town wise – Status of works 

the work 

Harihar Bhadravathi Davangere Shimoga K.R.Nagar Nanjangud Srirangapatna Kollegal 

Low cost Sanitation All works All works Out of 18 units All works All works Out of 10Nos. All works Out of 5 units 

community toilets Completed. Completed. 17 units have completed. completed. community completed of community 

and individual toilets Constructed 10 Constructed been completed Constructed One commu- toilets, const- Seven commu- toilets, 4 are 

comunity toilets 800 individual No fund to take 275 individual nity toilet is ruction of one nity toilets are completed. 

toilets and 12 up the balance toilets and 10 constructed. community constructed. No fund to take 

Community toilets work. community toilet is pend- up the balance 

toilets. ding (it is work. 

under litigation) 

Crematoria Completed Completed - Completed Completed. - Completed - 

Dobhi Ghat/ - - Completed . - - - - - 

River Front 

Development. 

Bathing Ghat* Construction of - Construction of Completed - construction Construction of Construction of 

2 bathing ghats One bathing of one bathing one bathing ghat one bathing 

under progress ghat to be taken ghat to be under progress under progress 

(could be droped) taken up. 

Amount released 37.312 120.562 63.41 50.622 7.308 41.57 29.10 16.59 

from KSPCB to 

Local Bodies 

(Rs. In Lakhs) 

Expenditure 37.581 120.21 63.51 55.17 7.302 40.79 29.08 16.59 

made by Local (Excess is from 

Bodies the interest) 

(Rs. In Lakhs) 

Year of 1996-97 1999 2005 2002 2005 - 2002 - 

completion 



Note : * These works are approved during 2003-04. The funds are released by Department of Environment and Eclology directly to the CMC/TMC. 

Board has released Rs. 3.50 lakhs to Srirangapatna.


6.12 Water Cess 



The Water Cess is payable by industries and local authorities for the water consumed by them at the rates 

specified in the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) cess Act and Rules. The water cess is one of the 

revenue to the Board. 

The Cess assessed and collected for the financial year 2005-2006 is Rs.4,06,30,829/- and Rs.3,02,62,601/respectively. 

A detailed status on cess assessment is given below. 

Sl. Description Monthly Quarterly Half Yearly Total 

No. Yearly 

1 No. of industries covered 255 102 212 1244 1813 

under Cess Act 

2 No. of industries filing cess returns 203 88 157 772 1220 

3 No. of industries for which 271 84 150 609 1114 

Assessment orders issued 

4 No. of local bodies filing cess returns 41 3 1 4 49 

5 No. of cess returns received 1844 530 578 3429 6381 

6 No. of cess returns disposed 1674 468 392 1480 4014 

7 No. of Cess returns pending 88 64 101 923 1176 

8 No. of industries not submitted 145 11 15 350 521 

the returns 

9 No. of suo-moto notices issued 368 12 23 235 638 

10 No. of suo-moto assessment 345 7 13 88 453 

orders issued 

6.13 Geo-referencing of Industries in Bangalore urban & rural districts and Information 

technology implementation in KSPCB. 

As part of Spatial Environmental Planning 2005-06 major industries in Tumkur, Mysore, Koppal, 

Belgaum, Bellary and Chamarajanagar were geo-refered. 

6.14 Helpdesk at Bangalore 

Helpdesk of the Board was commissioned on June 5th, 2004 to streamline the mechanism of receipt & 

issue of various consents and authorizations by the Bangalore based Regional Offices of the Board 

(Bangalore City-1, Bangalore City-2, Bangalore North, Bangalore South-1, Bangalore Souith-2, Bangalore 

East, and Bangalore West) Helpdesk acts as a single point contact for industries & organizations seeking 

consent of the Board. The applications are received at the Help Desk & scrutinized. In case of incomplete 

applications, the applicant will be suitably advised regarding attending the requirements. The duly completed 

applications are accepted & the date on which the consents will be issued will be specified in 

acknowledgement slip. 

6.15 IVRS for complaint registration 

'Interactive Voice Response System' (IVRS) has started functioning from the World Environmental day 

2004 that is from 5th June 2004. IVRS is introduced with a view to give quick response to public regarding 

complaints related to pollution. The complaints are received from all over Karnataka through IVRS over the




telephone number 080-25589111.The status of a lodged complaint will be made known to the complainant 

with the help of Docket number allotted during the registration of complaint. During the period under report 

48 complaints has been received through IVRS which were attended and disposed. 

6.16 Spatial Environmental Planning 

Draft Environmental Atlas (DEA) and Zoning Atlas for siting Industries (ZASI) have been prepared for Tumkur, 

Mysore, Koppal, Belgaum, Bellary, Mandya and Chamarajanagar districts. 

6.17 MIS development 

The MIS development is taken up on a modular basis. During the year Latitude/ Longitude module for 

capturing the details of large and medium scale industries has been developed and is used for applications 

of geographical information system. 

6.18 Karnataka Urban Development and Coastal Environmental (KUDCEM) Project (ADB funded) 

By Board Officers during 2005-2006 

Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation (KUIDFC) has informed that funding 

under KUDCEM Project is restricted to provision of three buildings i.e. one each at Mangalore, Udupi and 

Karwar towns. KSPCB has given the drawings and estimates to KUIDFC, who in turn will take up tendering 

and execution works. KSPCB will use the three buildings proposed under the project for strengthening the 

coastal environmental monitoring. 

6.19 Abroad Training Programme/ Seminars attended by Board officers during 2005-06 

The details of the training and overseas visits by Board staff are mentioned below; 

Name of the officer Training Program/Seminar Date & Venue 

Sri. N.R.Raju, E.O 37th UNEP/ UNESCO/ BMW 22nd Nov to 15th Dec 

International short course on 2005, Germany. 

Environmental Management for 

Developing and Emerging Countries- 

Waste Management 

Sri. Shreedhara.M., A.E.O Postgraduate course on Environmental 15th Jan to 15th July 

Management for Developing and 2006, Germany 

Emerging Countries 

List of training Programme and workshops attended by the Board officers is enclosed as ANNEXURE XIV. 

6.20 Awareness programs and other functions organized by the Board 

Three vehicles namely Krishna, Cauvery & Tungabhadra targeting different population have been used for 

creating awareness in the State. 

Details of Awareness programs and seminars/ workshops sponsored/ organized by the Board during the 

period 2005-06 are enclosed as ANNEXURE XV-A to C. 

6.21 Vigilance Cell 

The Board has set up a vigilance cell headed by a Senior Environmental Officer. Whenever situation 

demands, verification is made from Vigilance cell.


6.22 Submission of Environmental Statement: 



Under Rule 14 of Environment (Protection) Rules, conducting environmental audit for the financial year 

ending 31st March every year and submission of environmental statement is compulsory for every industry 

covered under either the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and 

Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, or the Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1989, from 

1993. The environment statement has to be submitted to the State Pollution Control Board within 30th 

September every year as per Government of India Notification No.GSR 386(E), dated 22.4.1993. The 

main objective of environment statement is to serve as a management tool to the industry for the economic 

and environmental benefits. For this financial year, 3,151 industries have submitted environmental 

statement. The Board in its 145th .meeting has approved to levy Rs. 500/- per year as administrative 

charge for all industries for non-submission of environmental statement within the stipulated time. During 

the financial year an amount of Rs.2,37,260/- has been collected as administrative charge. 

7. PROSECUTIONS LAUNCHED AND CONVICTIONS SECURED 

The details of cases filed, public interest litigation cases, writ petitions filed and closure orders issued & 

their status are given in ANNEXURE XVI. 

8. FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE BOARD 

The financial year 2005-06 started with an opening balance of Rs.37,84,46,487.00 A total of Rs.1,55,93,865.00 

was received from Government of India towards reimbursement on the collection of water cess during the 

year. 

An un-audited statement showing the receipt and expenditure for the period 2005-06 is also appended to 

the report (ANNEXURE XVII). 

9. VISITS TO THE STATE BOARD. 

a) Sri. Bhurelal, Chairman, Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority visited the Board on 

02.02.2006 and held meeting with officers on assessment of air pollution in Bangalore. 

b) The sub-committee of 'Supreme Court Monitoring Committee' (SCMC) comprising of Dr. P.Mehrothra, 

Director, NML, Dr. Caude Alvares, Goa Foundation & Sri. Subbarao of Ministry of Ecology & 

Environment, visited the Board to verify compliance to the Supreme Court directions on Hazardous 

Waste Management. 

10. OTHER MATTERS DEALT WITH BY THE STATE BOARD 

10.1 Strengthening of the infrastructure of the Board 

The construction of Central Laboratory and Regional Office complex at Sanegoravanahalli is under progress 

during the reporting period. The purchase of land for office buildings at all Regional Office was pursued 

during the reporting period and land was purchased for Karwar and Udupi Regional Office. 

10.2 Follow up of the Annual Plan for the Year 2005-2006 

Sl. Activity Action taken by the Board 

No. 

1 Establishment of two continuous Ambient Two continuous ambient air quality monitor- 

Air Quality monitoring stations (CAAQMS) ing stations are established one at 

in Bangalore. Sanegoravanahalli and the other at city 

railway station. 

2 Establishment of TSDF site at Dabbaspet The Government has accorded approval on 

of Bangalore rural district. 21-4-2004 for the Dabbaspet site. Contracting 

agency is KIADB and design of the facility 

including layout, project report, financial




feasibility report have been completed by 

GTZ. It is proposed to establish the facility 

under build, own, operate & transfer (BOOT) 

basis. 

The designed landfill facilities will have 20 

years of landfill operation period and 30 

years monitoring period. The landfill carries 

21 cells and each cell facilitates waste 

disposal for one year. 

3 Establishment of six Ambient Air Quality Six Ambient Air Quality Stations at KHB 

Monitoring Stations (manual) in Bangalore. Yelahanka, Amco Batteries, Victoria Hospital 

Graphite India Ltd., Peenya Industrial Area 

and Yeshwanthpura Police Station are 

functioning. (Monitoring at Yeshwanthpur was 

started since February 2006) 

4 Increaseing water quality monitoring stations. The Board is monitoring the water quality in 

Karnataka at 40 stations under MINARS and 

5 stations under GEMS program and also 

Board is monitoring water quality at 19 

additional stations. 

5 Simplification of procedures. Decentralization has been adopted by giving 

powers to Regional Officers for issuing 

consents and authorizations to speed up 

the clearance of the applications. 

10.3 Highlights of the Board Activities during 2005-06. 

Board has established a separate cell to effectively enforce the Government order issued for regulating 

the activities within Thippagondanahalli reservoir catchment area from pollution point of view. 

Board has completed preparation of District environmental atlas and zoning atlas for 6 districts. Out 

of these, for three districts the atlases are being revised based on new guidelines issued by CPCB. 

In order to help Green category SSI units, the capital investment ceiling limit fixed to avail 10 years 

validity consent has been enhanced from Rs.25 lakhs to Rs.1 crore. 

In order to help SSI units which have D.G.Sets as the only source of air pollution, Board has submitted 

proposal to Government to fix consent fee based on KVA rating rather than capital investment as 

practiced presently. 

The Board is publishing a booklet namely "Young World and Environment" to bring awareness 

about environment protection and related activities and 20,000 copies of the same is distributed 

among schools. 

The Board has established 2,700 Eco clubs in schools of the State to create awareness about the 

environment among school children. 

The Board has issued authorization to 2 electronic waste recyclers for first time in the country to 

recycle electronic waste generated from IT industries of the State. 

10.4 Annual Action plan for the year 2006 - 2007 

It is proposed to construct one toilet in schools having 200-300 girl students in 32 education districts 

at a cost of Rs.16 lakhs.




The Bio-medical waste generated from 9,000 hospitals in the State requires incinerator/ common 

facility for scientific disposal of waste. At present such facility has been established in 10 districts. It 

is proposed to install such facility in remaining districts. 

To dispose the hazardous waste generated from the industries of the State, Board has identified 93 

acres to establish a Treatment & Disposal Facility at Dabbaspet. This facility will be commissioned. 

The Board is establishing Regional Laboratories at Udupi, Karwar and Mangalore city with financial 

assistance from Asian Development Bank and also in Bellary out of Board’s fund. Regional offices 

for remaining districts viz Koppal, Haveri, Gadag, Chamarajnagar, Chikkamagalore and Kodagu are 

proposed for effective enforcement of pollution control laws and this completes representation of 

one field office in all the districts. 

Board intends to commission the automatic continuous ambient air quality monitoring stations installed 

at Sanegoravanahalli and city Railway Station during the financial year.


ANNEXURE I 

Board members* for the period up to 31.3.2006. 



1 Chairman Chairman 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

Bangalore 

2 Secretary to Government Member 

Department of Ecology and Environment 

M.S.Building 

Bangalore - 01 

3 Secretary to Government Member 

Department of Urban development 

M.S.Building 


4 Commissioner Member 

Industrial Development & Director of 

Industries & Commerce 

Khanija Bhavan 

Race Course Road 


5 Transport Commissioner Member 

Transport Department 

M.S. Building, 



Health and Family Welfare Department, 

3rd Floor, ITP Building, Ananda Rao Circle, 

Bangalore-09 

7 Chairman Member 

Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board, 

Cauvery Bhavan, 

Bangalore-09 

8 Managing Director, Member 

Karnataka Urban Water supply and 

Drainage Board, No.5 & 6 

Bannerghatta Main Road 

Jalabhavana, 

Bangalore 

9 President, Member 

Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat, 

Katora, Ashok nagar post, 

Dakshina Kannada


10 President, Member 

Bellary Zilla Panchayath 

Bellary 


Hubli-Dharwad City Corporation 

Hubli 


City Corporation 

Gulbarga 

13 Chief Executive Officer Member 

Zilla Panchayath, 

Mysore 

14 Dr. C.M.Gurumurthy Member 

No.317, 6th main, 

HAL 2nd Stage, 

Indira Nagar 

Bangalore 

15 Sri. Suresh Heblikar Member 

No.403/404,1, 3rd Block 

New Diagonal Road, 

Jayanagar 

Bangalore 

16 Prof. Sangameshwar, Member 

MIG-23, JP Layout, Behind Court 

Gulbarga 



17 Member Secretary Member Convener 


Bangalore 

* As per Notifications: 

1. FEE/133/ENV/98 dated 30.1.1999. 

2. DFE13/EPC/2000 dated: 31.12.2001. 

3. FEE20 EPC2002 dated 4.6.2002


ANNEXURE II 

Organization Chart of KSPCB 




HEAD OFFICE: 


4 th and 5 th Floor, Parisara Bhavan, 

# 49, Church Street, 

Bangalore – 560 001. 

http//kspcb.kar.nic.in 

CENTRAL LABORATORY: 

Central Laboratory 


Nirman Bhawan, Dr.Rajkumar Road 

Rajajinagar, Bangalore – 560 010. 

Centrallab_kspcb@vsnl.net 

REGIONAL OFFICES: 

Annexure-III 

Addresses of Offices of the Board 



1 Regional Office 7 Regional Office 

Bangalore City-1 Bangalore-West 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

6 th Floor, Public Utility Building, 22 nd Floor, Public Utility Building 

M.G.Road, Bangalore – 560 001. M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. 


Bangalore city-2 Peenya 


9 th Floor, Public Utility Building Urban Eco-park, 100 feet Road, 

M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. Peenya Indl. Area, IIIrd Phase, 

Bangalore-560058. 


Bangalore South-1 Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Plot No. 42, B-2, Naubad Industrial Area 

8 th Floor, Public Utility Building Bidar - 585 403. 

M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. 


Bangalore South-2, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board #1, Main Road, Auto Nagar, Kanbargi 

8 th Floor, Public Utility Building Industrial Area, 

M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. Belgaum - 590015. 


Bangalore North, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board No.7, Ward No.-1, K.H.B. Colony 

9 th Floor, Public Utility Building Near S.P. Circle, Parvathi Nagar 

M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. Bellary - 583 103. 


Bangalore –East Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board H.No. 106, Ward No.7/20, S.R. Colony 

22 nd Floor, Public Utility Building Opp. Secab College, Jalanagar, 

M.G.Road, Bangalore-1. Bijapur-01.






#36, ‘Anugraha’, IInd Main, M.G. Road No. 436-D, Hebbal Industrial Area 

Vidyagiri K.R.S. Road, Metagalli, 

Bagalkote-587101. Mysore-570016 



H.No.869, 1 st Floor, 3 rd Cross (West) #D.2:1388:1642, 2nd Cross 

J.C.R Layout, Bandigowda Layout, 

Chitradurga-577501. Mandya-571 401 



Plot No.4 House No. 10B, Baikampady 

Lakkamanahalli Industrial Area, P.B.Road Industrial Area 

Dharwad – 580 004. Mangalore - 575011 



Plot No.501, Near Central Excise & M.S. Chamber, 1st Floor, beside 

Customs Office “C” Block, Devaraja Urs S.S.I. Yuva.com Computers 

Layout, Davangere – 577 006. Lingasugur Road, 

Raichur - 584 101. 



H.No.1-113/A/5 & 1, P.D.A Engineering Sri Govinda Nilaya, 

College Road, Aiwan-Eshahi 1st Parallel Road, Durgigudi 

Gulbarga – 585 102. Shimoga - 577201. 



Site No. 1A, B.Katihalli Industrial Area, Plot No. 97, KIADB, 

B.M. Road, Antharasanahalli, Industrial ARea 

Hassan – 573 201. Tumkur - 572 106. 



Plot No.14, KIADB Industrial Area, Plot No. 36-C, Shivally Industrial Area 

Tamaka, Manipal 

Kolar-563101. Udupi - 576 104 

20 Regional office 


Civil Court Road, Opp. Karwar 

Development Board, 

Karwar-581306


ANNEXURE IV 

Staff Position of the Board as on 31.3.2006 



Sl As per Govt Appro GO.No. Approved Total Working Vacancy 

No 1992 letter -ved FEE 4 in 160th Strength 

C&R Dated in EPC Board 

16/8/97 Board 2000A Meeting 

Meet- Dt: held on 

ing 5.8.02 26.10.05 

TECHNICAL STAFF 

1 Chief Environmental 

Officer —- —- 02 — —- 02 —- 02 

2 Senior Environmental 

Officer —- —- 05 — —- 05 05 - 

3 Environmental Officer —- —- —- — 41 

(Revised) 

41 18 23 

4 Deputy Environmental —- —- —- — 41 41 31 10 

officer 

(Revised) 

5 Assistant Environmental 

officer 76 76 —- — 152 77 75 

Total 76 76 07 — 82 241 131 110 

SCIENTIFIC STAFF 

6 Chief Scientific Officer —- 1 1 — — 2 1 1 

7 Senior Scientific Officer — — — — 4 4 — 4 

8 Scientific Officer — — — — 15 

(Revised) 

15 7 8 

9. Deputy Scientific Officer — — — — 15 15 08 7 

(Revised) 

10 Assistant Scientific 9 10 15 — — 34 14 20 

Officer 

11. Scientific Assistant — — — — 51 51 13 38 

(Revised) 

12. Field Assistant — — — 17 

(Revised) 

— 17 4 13 

13. Lab Attender 14 9 — — — 23 — 23 

Total 23 20 16 17 85 161 47 114


ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTS AND OTHERS 



14 Administrative Officer 1 —- — — — 1 1 —- 

15. Accounts Officer 1 — —- — — 1 1 —- 

16 Law Officer 1 — —- — — 1 —- 1 

17 System Analyst —- 1 —- — — 1 —- 1 

18 PRO 1 —- —- — — 1 1 - 

19 Law Assistant 6 —- —- — -— 6 3 3 

20 Senior Programmer —- 2 —- — — 2 —- 2 

21 Junior Programmer —- 8 —- — — 8 —- 8 

22 Assistant Administrative Officer —- —- — — 14 

(Revised) 

14 6 8 

23 Superintendent — — — — 23 

(Revised) 

23 13 10 

24 Librarian 1 —- —- — — 1 —- 1 

25 Assistant Statistical Officer 1 1 —- — — 1 —- 1 

26 Instrumentation Engineer —- 1 — — — 1 —- 1 

27 FDA 14 26 —- — — 40 15 25 

28 Stenographer — — —- 6 

(Revised) 

— 6 1 5 

29 Electrician —- 1 —- — — 1 —- 1 

30 Senior Data Entry Operator/ 12 33 —- — — 45 9 36 

Sr Typist. 

31 SDA — — —- 20 

(Revised) 

— 20 19 1 

32 Sr. Driver/Driver — — —- 50 — 50 21 29 

(Revised) 

33 Daffedar/Xerox operator/peon/ — — — 50 — 50 32 18 

watchman 

(Revised) 

Note: 

Total 38 72 — 126 37 273 122 151 

Approval for the following cadres from Government is awaited. 

? Chief Environmental Officer 

? Senior Environmental Officer 

? Assistant Administrative Officer. 

? Senior Data Entry Operator


ANNEXURE V 

‘Technical Advisory Committee’ Members 



Sl. Name and Address Designation 

No. 

1. Dr.H.Paramesh Chairman 

Managing Director 

Lake Side Medical Centre & Hospital 

33/4, Meanee Avenue Road 

Near Ulsoor Lake, Bangalore-560042. 

2. Member Secretary Co-Chairman 

KSPCB, Bangalore. 

3. Prof. D.Eswarappa Member 

Director of Collegiate Education (Retd.) 

No.357, 24 “B” Cross, 9 th Main, Banashankari 2 nd Stage, 

Bangalore - 560 070 

4. Dr.Mrs.Stella Samuel Member 

Principal, Bishop Cotton Girl’s School, 

Bangalore. 

5. Dr. D.L. Manjunath Member 

Professor and Head 

Department of Civil Engineering 

Malnad College of Engineering 

Hassan-575201 

6. Dr.R.Venkataraman Member 

Chief Engineer (Retired) 

No.449, 8 th Main, 13 th Cross, ISRO Layout, 

Bangalore - 560 078 

7. Dr.S.B.Patil Member. 

C/o. Alurs Building, Opp. to ITI, Sholapur Road, 

Bijapur 

8. Commissioner for Industrial Development & Member. 

Director of Industries & Commerce 

2 nd Floor, Khanija Bhavan, Race Course Road, 

Bangalore-560001 

9. Dr.S.Manjappa Member. 

Professor & Head, Chemistry & Environmental 

Science & Technology Study Centre 

Bapuji Institute of Engineering & Technology, 

Davangere - 577 004


10. Sri.B.Chatterji Member 

Executive Director (Retd) 

Foundry, Forge & Space Division 

HAL, P-51, 7 th Main Road, Sector X 

LIC Housing Colony, Jeevan Bheemanagar, 

Bangalore 



11. Dr. T.P. Hallappa Gowda Special Invitee 

Professor & Head, 

Department of Environmental Engineering 

Sri. Jayachamarajendra College of 

Engineering 

Mysore-570006. 

12. Dr.H.Shivananda Murthy Special Invitee 

Associate Professor, Department of Aquaculture 

College of Fisheries, University of Agricultural Sciences 

P.B.No.527, Mangalore - 575 011 

13. Dr.G.Srinikethan, Special Invitee 

Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering 

Karnataka Regional Engineering College 

Surathkal, Srinivasanagar - 575 002 

14. Ms.M.S.Shaila Special Invitee 

Professor, Department of Microbiology and 

Cell Biology, Indian Institute of Science, 

Bangalore. 

15. Dr. R.V. Patawari Invitee 

Subramanya Nilaya 

Opposite Shankar Math 

Y.S. Colony 

Dharwad - 580004. 

16. Controller of Mines (S2) Invitee 

Indian Bureau of Mines, 29, Industrial Suburb, 

2 nd Stage, Tumkur Road, Goraguntepalya 

Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore-560022.


ANNEXURE VI 

‘Library and Laboratory Committee’ Members 

1. Prof. D.Eswarappa Chairman. 

Director of Collegiate Education (Retd.) 

No.357, 24 “B” Cross, 9 th Main, Banashankari 2 nd Stage 


2. Dr. S.B.Patil, M.Sc., Ph.D Member. 

C/o. Alurs Building, Opp. to ITI, Sholapur Road 

Bijapur. 

3. Dr. C.M.Gurumurthy, M.B.B.S Member. 

No.317, 6 th Main,HAL 2 nd stage 

Indiranagar, Bangalore-38 

4. Sri. Suresh Heblikar Member. 

No.403/404:1, 3 rd Block,New Diagonal Road, 

Jayanagar, Bangalore – 560 011. 

5. Member Secretary Member 

K.S.P.C.B, 




6. Chief Scientific Officer Member Convener 

K.S.P.C.B, Central Environmental Lab, 

Bangalore-10 

ANNEXURE VII 

Awareness Committee Members 

1. Chairman Chairman 

KSPCB 


KSPCB 

3. Dr. C.M.Gurumurthy, M.B.B.S Member 

No.317, 6 th Main, 

HAL 2 nd stage, Indiranagar, 

Bangalore-38 (Board Member) 

4. President Member 

Zilla .Panchayat, 

Dakshina Kannada 

(Board Member) 

5. R.T.N. Elizabeth Cherian Member 

6. Ms. Poornima D.G. Member 

N.G.O., Public Affairs Center 

7. Senior Environmental Officer Member Convener 

(Awareness Cell), KSPCB


ANNEXURE VIII 

Committee on Information Technology 

1. Chairman Chairman 

KSPCB 

Bangalore 


KSPCB 

Bangalore 

3. Director, (Projects) Member 

KSPCB 

Bangalore 

4. Director / IT Department nominee Member 

Department of Information Technology 

M.S.Building, 

Bangalore 

5. Senior Environmental Officer-2 Member 

KSPCB 

Bangalore 

6. Sri.C.V.Srinivasa Member 

I.T.Consultant 

KSPCB 

Bangalore 

7 Chief Accounts Officer Member 

KSPCB 

Bangalore 

8 Dr.C.M.Gurumurthy Member 

# 317, 6 th Main, HAL 2 nd Stage, 

Indiranagar 

Bangalore-38 




ANNEXURE-IX 

Head Office Level Consent Committee Members 

1. Chairman, KSPCB Chairman 

2. Member Secretary, KSPCB Member 

3. Sri. M.D.N. Simha Member 

Senior Environment Officer 

KSPCB 

4. Sri. P.N. Sirsi Member 

Senior Environment Officer 

KSPCB 

5. Joint Director, 

Dept. of Industries and Commerce Member 

Khanija Bhavan 

Bangalore 

6. Sri.Suresh Heblikar, Member 

Board Member 

No.403/ 404:1, 3 rd Block, 

New Diagonal Road, Jayanagar 


7. Dr. C.M.Gurumurthy Member 

Board Member 

No.317, 6 th Main, HAL II Stage 

Indiranagar 

Bangalore-560038. 

8. The President Member 

Bangalore Chamber of Commerce 

and Industries, GMCI 

K.G.Road, Bangalore. 

9. The President, Member 

Chamber of Commerce 

FKCCI, K.G. Road 

Bangalore 



10. Sri. S.Nanda Kumar Member Convener 

Environmental Officer 

KSPCB


i) Central laboratory, Bangalore: 

ANNEXURE X 

Details of samples analyzed during the year 2005-2006 



(i) Water Samples (other than Lake/Tank samples). - 

(a) Legal Samples. 7 

(b) Ordinary Samples. 105 

(ii) Wastewater Samples/Effluent samples. - 



(iii) River Water Samples. 41 

(iv) Air Samples. - 

(a) Ambient Air Samples. 8450 

(b) Stack Samples - 

- Legal samples 7 

- Ordinary samples 23 

(v) Bacteriological Samples. 116 

(vi) Bio-Assay. 106 

(vii) Noise monitoring - 

(viii) Groundwater Samples. 198 

(ix) Hazardous Waste Samples. 307 

(x) Bio-Medical Waste Samples. - 

(xi) Lake/Tank water Samples. 592 

TOTAL SAMPLES: 11,102 

ii) Regional Laboratory, Mysore: 


(a) Legal Samples. - 

(b) Ordinary Samples. - 






(a) Ambient Air Samples. 5068 





(vi) Bio-Assay. 20 

(vii) Solid waste sample - 

(viii) Noise monitoring - 

(ix) Groundwater Samples. 272 

(x) Hazardous Waste Samples. - 

(xi) Bio-Medical Waste Samples. - 

(xii) Lake/Tank water Samples. 128 

TOTAL SAMPLES: 6060


iii) Regional Laboratory, Davangere: 













- Legal samples - 




(vii) Solid waste sample 22 

(viii) Noise monitoring 5 


(x) Hazardous Waste Samples. 4 



TOTAL SAMPLES: 2140 

iv) Regional Laboratory, Dharwad: 









(a) Ambient Air Samples. - 



- Ordinary samples - 

(v) Bacteriological Samples. - 

(vi) Bio-Assay. - 



(ix) Groundwater Samples. - 




TOTAL SAMPLES: 14


v) Regional Laboratory, Raichur: 
























vi) Regional Laboratory, Mangalore: 





(a) Legal Samples. 06 


(iii) River Water Samples. - 











(x) Hazardous Waste Samples. 01 



TOTAL SAMPLES: 1243


vii) Regional Laboratory, Gulbarga: 












(b) Stack Samples 209 


- Ordinary samples - 










viii) Regional Laboratory, Hassan: 





















TOTAL SAMPLES: 2107


ix) Regional Laboratory, Belgaum: 






(ii) Wastewater Samples/Effluent samples. 26 



(iii) River Water Samples. - 

(iv) Air Samples. 1566 

(a) Ambient Air Samples. - 












TOTAL SAMPLES: 3377

ANNEXURE XI-A 

Classification of River Water Quality under GEMS Programme for 2005-2006 


Sl. Monitoring Station River Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar 

No. 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 06 06 06 

1 At Ullanur Bridge Tungabhadra C C C C C C C C C C C C 

2 At Balamuri Kshetra Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C B 

3 At Satyagala Bridge Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C C 

4 At Honnali Bridge Cauvery B B C B B B B B B B C C 

5 At Causeway Suttur Kabini C — — C — — C — — C — — 

(Monitoring Quarterly) 



ANNEXURE XI-B 

Classification of River water quality under MINARS Programme for 2004-2005 




1 At Tintini Bridge Krishna C C C C C C C C C C C C 

2 At Haralahalli Bridge Tungabhadra — C C B C B B B B B C C 

3 D/S of KIOCL, Malleswara Bhadra C C C C C C C C C C C C 

4 W.A. Point to Gokak Town Ghataprabha B — — C — — B — — C — — 

5 W.A. Point to Hubli-Dharwad Malaprabha C — — C — — B — — B — — 

6 D/s of Kanakapura Town Arkavathi C — — C — — C — — C — — 

7 D/s of Halagur Bridge Shimsha C — — C — — C — — C — — 

8 D/s of Bridge at Yadgiri Bhima C C C C C C C C C C C C 

9 D/s of Shimoga Town Tunga B C C C B B B B B B C C 

10 Near Holehonnur Bhadra C C C C C C B B C C C C 

11 D/s of Devasugur Bridge Krishna C C C C C C C C C C C C 

12 D/s of road bridge Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C C 

at Srirangapatna 

13 D/s of Narayanapura Dam Krishna C C C C C C C C C C C C 

14 D/s of Ugarkhurd Barrage Krishna B C C C B C C C C C C C 

15 D/s of Road bridge Gangapur Bhima C C C C C C C C C C C C 

village 

16 At Ferozabad Bhima C C C C C C C C C C C C 

17 D/s of Mudhol Road Ghataprabha C — — C — — C — — B — — 

Cross Bridge 

18 D/s of Aihole Town Malaprabha B — — C — — C — — C — — 

19 D/s of Khanapur Village Malaprabha B — — B — — C — — C — — 



20 Kushalnagar Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C C 

21 D/s of Hunsur Town Lakshman tirtha C — — C — — C — — B — — 

22 Saragur Village Kabini C — — C — — C — — C — — 

23 At Napoklu Bridge Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C B




24 D/s of Holenarasipura Town Hemavathi C — — C — — C — — C — — 

25 Near Yediyur on NH – 47 Shimsha — — — C — — C — — C — — 

26 D/s of Karekura Village Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C C 

27 D/s of Bhadravathi Bhadra C C C B B C C C C C C C 

28 Ulsoor Lake Cauvery Basin C — — C — — C — — C — — 

29 D/s of West Coast Paper Mills Kali B — — — — — A — — A — — 

30 W.A. Point at KIADB, Kabini C — — C — — C — — B — — 

Nanjangud 

31 Hebbala Valley near Mandya Hebbala C — — C — — C — — C — — 

32 Bhima River Confluence of Bhima C C C C C C C C C C C C 

Jewagri Town Sewage 

Disposal Point 

33 Ankali Bridge Along Krishna B B C C C C C B B C C C 

Chikkodi Kagwad Road 

34 Down Stream of Pennar Pennar — — — — — — — — — — — — 

at Gauri Bidanur 

35 Manjra at D/S in intake Manjra C C C C C C C C C C C C 

point to Bidar City 

36 Netravathi U/S of Dharma Netravathi — — — A — — A — — B — — 

Stala at Water Supply 

intake point 

37 Yagachi River Near Pumping Yagachi C — — C — — C — — C — — 

Stations Hassan City 

38 U/S Uppinagady Town before Kumara Dhara — — — A — — B — — A — — 

confluence with river 

Nethravathi 

39 Kagina D/S of Sewage Kagina C — — C — — C — — C — — 

disposal point 

40 Confluence point of Tunga Tunga-Bhadra B — — C — — B — — B — — 

and Bhadra at Kudli

ANNEXURE XI-C 

Classification of River water quality under Board’s Programme for 2005-2006 




1 Asangi Village Asangi nalla C C B C C C C C C C C C 

2 U/S of MPM Bhadra B B B B C B B B B B C B 

3 U/S of KIOCL Bhadra C C C C C C C C C C C C 

4 At Bannur Bridge Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C B 

5 At Ranganathittu Cauvery C C C C C C C C C C C C 

6 At Bathing Ghat, Nanjanagud Kabini C C C C C C C C C C C C 

7 U/S of WCPM, Dandeli Kali B — — — — — — — — C — — 

8 D/s of Alamatti Dam Krishna C C C C C C C C C C C C 

9 At Shahabad Bridge Kagina C C C C C C C C C C C C 

10 D/S of Kattemalavadi Lakshman tirtha C — — C — — C — — B — — 

11 At Badami Bridge Malaprabha C — — C — — C — — B — — 

12 At New Bridge Tungabhadra B C B B A B B B B B C C 

13 U/S of HPF Tungabhadra B C B C C B B B B B C C 

14 D/S of HPF Tungabhadra C C C C B C C B C C C C 

15 At Jack Well Point Tungabhadra C C C B B C C B B C C C 

16 At Harihar water supply Intake Tungabhadra C D C D B C C B C C C C 

17 D/S of Gangawathi Tungabhadra C C C C C C C C C C C C 

18 T.G. Halli Reservior Arkavathi C C C C C C C C C C C C 

19 Hesaraghatta Reservior Arkavathi — — — — C C — — C C C C 



Note: Class “A” – Drinking water source without conventional treatment but after disinfections. 

Class “B” – Out door bathing (Organised) 

Class “C” – Drinking water source 

Class “D” – Propagation of wild life, fisheries 

Class “E” – Irrigation, Industrial, Cooling, Controlled Waste. 

Quarterly sampling done once in 3 months.

ANNEXURE XII 

Summary of the Pollution Control Status of the 17 Categories of Industries in Karnataka as on 31.3.2006 


SN. Sector Effluent Control System Emission Control System 

No. of OP OP NE BC UC UC No.of OP OPR NE BC UC UCLB 

Indus. RS RNS TP D LO LB Indus RS NS CS D LO 

1 Aluminum 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

2 Caustic Soda 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

3 Cement 8 7 0 0 0 1 0 8 7 0 0 0 1 0 

4 a) Distillery 18 12 2 0 1 0 3 18 12 2 0 1 0 3 

b) Distillery & Sugar 9 7 2 0 0 0 0 9 7 2 0 0 0 0 

5 Dye & Dye Intermediates 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 

6 Fertilizer 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 

7 Integrated Iron & Steel 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 

8 Tannery 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 

9 Pesticide 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

10 Petrochemical 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

11 Pharmaceuticals 22 19 0 0 0 0 0 22 19 0 0 0 3 0 

12 Pulp & paper 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 

13 Oil Refinery 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

14 Sugar 31 24 2 0 0 0 0 31 24 2 0 0 0 0 

15 Thermal Power 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 

16 Copper Smelter – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 

17 Zinc Smelter – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 

TOTAL 109 90 6 0 1 1 3 109 90 6 0 1 4 3 



Note : OPRS - Effluent Treatment/Emission Control system installed and complying with the standards. 

OPRNS - Effluent Treatment/Emission Control system installed but not complying with the standards. 

NETP - Effluent Treatment System not installed; NECS - Emission Control System not installed 

BCD - Effluent Treatment/Emission Control system being constructed 

UCLO - Industry closed on its own; UCLB - Industry closed by SPCB/PCC.


ANNEXURE XIII-A 

Industries authorized for Reprocessing Printed Circuit Board waste 



Sl. Name & Address of the industry Authorized Authorization 

No. Quantity in MT/A Validity 

1 Canara Agro Chemicals, 60 9-Mar-2004 

Plot No. 443-A, IV Phase, PIA 

Bangalore. 

2 Chevur Chemicals & Industries 6 30-Jun-2008 

No. B-304, II Stage, PIE, Bangalore-58 

3 Patil Processors, 120 23-Jul-2008 

671-A/ 2/ 2, Plot No. 3, Angol Indl 

Estate, Belgaum - 08 

4 Golden Processors, 107.4 4-Jan-2007 

Q/5, Ramanakoppa Industrial Area, Tadas 

Cross, Kundagol Tq., Dharwad 

5 Star Processors 600 30-Jun-2008 

No. 161, Hirur Village, Hangal, Haveri 

6 Indu Processors 150 30-Jun-2008 

No. 10, Gokul Rd, Hubli 

ANNEXURE XIII-B 

Industries authorized for reprocessing Lead Acid Batteries 

Sl. Name & Address of the industry Quantity Authorization 

No. MT/A Validity 

1 Sarswathi Industries 1,500 17/10/2006 

Street No. B-40, Veerasandra Industrial 

Area, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore-561 229 

2 Bhavani Industries 100 13/12/2006 

No. 362, IV Phase, PIA, Bangalore-58 

3 G N Industries 1,200 16/05/2007 

# 490/D, 4 th Phase, PIA, Bangalore-560 058 

4 Mekala Metal Works 3,000 30/06/2008 

II Statge, PIE, Bangalore 

5 Evershine Smelting Alloy Pvt Ltd 3,200 2/02/2007 

Plot No.15-C, Zone II, Attibele Indl area 

Anekal taluk, Bangalore-562107 

6 Spark Battery Industries 1,200 23/03/2007 

Plot NO. 36/A, Sankalpur Indl Area 

Hospet, Bellary




7 Maharanjani Metal Mart 9,000 6/02/2010 

KIADB Indl. Area, Malur, Kolar 

8 Leadage Alloys Ltd., 24,000 31/07/2008 

Sy.No. 60/2, Seethanayakanahalli, Malur 

Taluk, Malur Indl. Area, Kolar. 

9 M/s. Eshwari Metal Industries 1,440 21/05/2007 

Plot No. 101-A, Baikampady Indl. Area, 

Mangalore – 11. 

10 Sapthagiri Metal Refinery 180 22/06/2007 

Kallur, Mandli,Shimoga 

11 Mahaveer Metal Works 360 20/03/2007 

NH-13, Baradi cross road, 

Kanthavara, Karkala taluk, Udupi 

ANNEXURE XIII C 

Industries authorized for reprocessing zinc waste 

Sl. Name & Address of the unit Quantity in MT/A Authorization 

No. valid upto 

1 Pranil Enterprises (P) ltd 3600 10/11/2006 

Sy No 32, Kallugoppanahalli Village 

Bidadi Hobli, Ramanagaram taluk 

Bangalore District 

2 Sri Chamundi Metal Works 120 19/01/2010 

77-78 Indl Suburb, 2 nd stage, 

Mysore South, Mysore-510 008 

ANNEXURE XIII-D 

Industries authorized for reprocessing discarded containers 

Sl. Name & Address of the Unit Quantity in Nos./A Authorization 


1 Hajira Enterprises 1,82,500 18/3/2008 

No -52, Site No-115, Azeez Sait, 

Indl town, Nayandahalli, Mysore road, 


2 M/s Shariff Enterprises, 18,000 30/10/2010 

Tippasandra Road, Varthur, Bangalore-87 

3 M/s K T S Enterprises, 6,000 6/10/2007 

Plot No. 276, Pillaganahalli, Anjanapura 

Post, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore.




4 Haji U.Hasanabba and Sons 1200 30/06/2009 

Plot No.89 & 90, KIADB Indl. Estate 

Mangalore 

5 M/s.Green Earth Technologies 21,600 28/5/2007 

No.1/A, Chickaveeranna road, 

Bannimantap, Mysore. 

6 M.M. Traders 30,000 8-02-2010 

Sy. No. 158, Ramanahalli, Kasaba Hobli 

Mahadevapura Road, Mysore. 

ANNEXURE XIII-E 

Industries authorized for reprocessing spent solvent 

Sl. Name & Address of the industry Quantity Authorization 

No. in MT/A valid upto 

1 Souzalime Industries 300 15/05/2009 

Pakkida Kala Melanthabethu PO. 

Belthangady Tq., DK Dist. 

ANNEXURE XIII-F 

Industries authorized for reprocessing aluminum waste 

Sl. Name & Address of the industry Quantity in MT/A Authorization 


1 Alloy Tech (Vardaraj Melting Works) 600 8/03/2007 

Plot No. 22E, Attibele Indl. Area, Anekal Taluk 

Bangalore - 107. 

ANNEXURE XIII-G 

Industries authorized for reprocessing/ recycling of used oil 

Sl. Name & Address of the industry Quantity in KL/A Authorization 


1 Lubetech Petro Chemicals 1,440 31/01/2010 

No. 1-54, KSSIDC, Veeerasandra Indl. Area 

Hosur Road, Bangalore-561 229. 

2 MR Industries 1,000 7/04/2007 

Plot No. 14-G, 1st Cross, 2nd Main 

Kumbalgodu, Bangalore-74 

3 Arun Industries 360 12/04/2007 

B-64, IIIrd Stage, PIE, Bangalore-58




4 Century Refineries 4,320 6/02/2010 

Plot No. 17B, KIADB (I) Estate, Old Madras 

Road, Hoskote, Bangalore. 

5 Sri Balaji Refineries 1,100 24/03/2008 

B-5 & 6, Veerasandra Indl Area, 

Anekal Taluk, Bangalore. 

6 Special Oils 1,440 15/02/2008 

No. 202/2, Kuruvinakoppa Village, Kalaghatgi, 

Dharwad 

ANNEXURE XIV 

List of training programmes and workshops attended by the Board Officers during 2005-2006 

Sl. Training Program/Seminar/Workshop Date & Venue 

No. 

1. Training programme on hazardous waste management 2/6/2005, Bangalore 

2. National Seminar on cleaner production “Synergy between 10/8/2005, Bangalore 

industry and environment.” 

3. Training Programme on hospital / clinical waste, hazardous 17/2/2005 to 22/2/2005 

management and infection control Bangalore 

4. Specialized training course on safety in storage, 18/1/2005 to 20/1/2005, 

handling and transportation of hazardous waste material Mumbai 

5. Integrated approach training programme on MSW(M & H) 19/7/2005 to 22/7/2005, 

Hyderabad 

6. National seminar on Prevention and redressal of sexual harassment 21/10/2005, Bangalore 

7. RC Engineered Processes of environmental clearance 21/10 /2005, Chennai 

8. Green buildings sustainable design energy efficiency and best 21/12/2005 to 23/12/2005, 

practices New Delhi 

9. Hazardous waste management 23/11/2005 to 25/11/2005, 

Mumbai 

10. Seminar on Solid waste management 25/10/2005, Bangalore 

11. Two day workshop on determination of Toxicity factor of effluent 26/9/2005 to 27/9/2005, 

from pesticide industry Goa 

12. One week training Programme in Law relating to Hazardous 28/3/2005, Bangalore 

waste and its management 

13. Environmental Pollution and management future challenges 29/7/2005 to 30/7/2005, 

Mysore




14. Latest air pollution control technologies and its performance 29/8/2005 to 2/9/2005, 

evaluation Chennai 

15. Design and construction of MSW and HW Landfills 30/11/2005 to 2/12/2005, 

Delhi 

16. Clean development Mechanism (CDM) with special focus 30/5/2005 to 31/5/2005, 

on energy, Transport and Municipal Solid waste projects Bangalore 

17. International conference on Tsunami Disaster Management 30/7/2005 to 1/8/2005, 

and Coastal development Chennai 

18. "Operation and management of Waste Water Treatment System" 3/1/2005 to 7/1/2005, 

Hyderabad 

19. Hazardous Waste (Management & Handling) rules 6/2/2005, Bangalore 

20. Personality Development Programme 12/1/2006 to 13/1/2006, 

Bangalore 

21. EMPRI, jungle lodges &Resorts Bannerghatta Nature Camp 12/1/2006 to 13/1/2006, 

Bangalore 

22. St. Johns National Academy of Health Sciences 12/3/2006, Bangalore 

23. National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, Karnataka 23/3/2006 to 25/3/2006, 

Surathkal




ANNEXURE XV-A 

Environmental awareness programmes sponsored by the Board during 2005-06 

Sl. Name of the NGO / Firm Nature of Activity Sanctioned 

No. Amount 

in Rs. 

1. The president 'World Water Day' Celebration - 10,000/- 

Bangalore-Jalamandali 2005 

Abhiyanatharara Sangha, 

No-906, BWSSB, Cauvery Bhavan, 

Bangalore 

2. Secretary To conduct awareness programs 30,000/- 

B.R.Patil Education Society, in Bidar district 

Goutganbhalki Taluk, Bidar 

3. President, To conduct awareness 80,000/- 

Rajya Parisara Samrakshana programme for public, students, 

Samsthe, No.608/A,1st Floor, Bangalore 

Dr.Rajkumar Road, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 

4. Secretary To conduct awareness 30,000/- 

Pushpa Women"s Education Society, programme for women in Bidar 

Plot No.7, 4.No:-12-2-188, 

Jerusalam Colony, Bidar-585401 

5. Deputy Commissioner To conduct awareness 30,000/- 

Hassan District, Hassan programme for scientific 

awareness year 2004 in Hassan 

District for school children 

6. Secretary To conduct awareness 20,000/- 

Shabana Welfare Association, programme for students and 

C Block, Vemgal, Kolar Taluk & District Teachers at Kolar 

7. Secretary To conduct essay writing 15,000/- 

Hindulida Guddagadu Janara Vikas Sangha, competition & painting 

Kutagani, Ankola Taluk & District competition to 10th High School 

students in Ankola Taluk 

8. Secretary To conduct 2 days awareness 50,000/- 

Manjunatha Rural Development & programs to the Gram Panchayat 

Traininhg Society, Kodigenahalli, members at Madhugiri Taluk 

Madhugiri Taluk 

9. Secretary To conduct awareness program 50,000/- 

Parisara Jana Jagruthi Sangha, for public, students, factory 

C/o No;-B-1-3, Doordarshan Quarters, workers, women, etc., in 

Humnabad Road, Gulbarga-585104 Gulbarga district 


CARTMAN through audio-visual media 

#870,17th'E' main, designed for school & colleges 

Koramangala, 6th Block, at Bangalore 

Bangalore-95




11. The Proprietor To Develop an auto rickshaw 25,000/- 

Lunar Electronics, operated by battery & Solar. 

No.182/1, 2nd main, Ananth Ramaiah 

compound, Mysore road, Bangalore-18 

12. President To conduct 3 days awareness 16,000/- 

Action Society for Integral Development, training program in 15 schools 

Kumbarpet, Bagepalli, Kolar-District at Bagepalli taluk, Kolar-District 

13. Secretary Organizing WED-2005 celebration 10,000/- 

CARTMAN for school children at Bangalore 

#870, 17th'E'main, 

Koramangala, 6th Block, Bangalore-95 


Sree Sachidananda Janaseva Samste, for students at Nelamangala 

No.21, Giri Apartment, Vinayaka Layout, Taluk 

Vijaynagar, Bangalore-40 

15. Secretary Sponsorship for cultural 10,000/- 

Lalitha Kala Kshetra, celebration 

No.140, 4thcross, 7th main, 3rd phase, 

J.P.Nagar, Bangalore 

16. Editor To conduct awareness program 15,000/- 

Nadina Parisara for WED-2005 at Bangalore 

No.126 3rd main, 3rd cross, Prakashnagar, 

Bangalore-21. 

17. Secretary To conduct awareness programme 30,000/- 

Sri. Sai Education & Welfare Society, for public at 2 villages of Bidar 

No.5-4-69, 1st Floor Taluk 

Opposite to STD Tower, Bidar-585401 

18. Secretary To conduct 1 day awareness 5,000/- 

Center for Urban & camp on women and Health, 

Rural Development Society, for the parents of the child 

No.202, opposite to Food world, laborers at Ramanagara, 

Club Road, Vijaynagar Bangalore rural District 

19. Principal To conduct awareness Programme 10,000/- 

Government Junior College, Malur, for WED-2005 at Malur 

Kolar District 

20. President To conduct awareness program 60,000/- 

Rajya Parisara Samrakshana samsthe in Cubbon park as plastic free 

No.608/A , 1st Floor, Dr.Rajkumar Road, zone for a period of 6 months 

Rajajinagar, Banglore-10 

21. Secretary To conduct awareness programme 

Shiva Prabhu Education Society, for public and students at 25,000/- 

Shiva Jyothinagar, Hassan-573201 2 villages of Hassan taluk- plastic 

free villages 

22. Sanchalakaru Sponsorship for Environmental 25,000/- 

Abhinaya Bharathi, Drama Displayed at Dharwad 

No.5 Shivaranjani, 3rd main 3rd cross, 

Thejaswi Nagar, Dharwad-580004




23. The Regional Officer To conduct awareness Programme 4,000/- 

KSPCB on the eve of International 

Karwar Coastal Clean-up day 

24. ETV Kannada, Telecasting Ganesha festival 6,26,212/- 

Udaya TV, Doordarshana, advertisement 

Radio city FM-91 

25. Secretary Designing, developing & 2,00,000/- 

CARTMAN publishing of monthly news 

#870 17th 'E' main, letters for school children 

Koramangala, 6th Block, Bangalore-95 

26. The Director Sponsorship for Science 25,000/- 

Visveswarayya Industrial & Expo-2005 

Technological Museum, 

P.B.No.5216, Kasturaba Road, Bangalore 

27. Manager Sponsorship for Kannada 10,000/- 

Ashraya Seva Trust, Rajyothsava 

No.531, 2nd Main road, Nagendra Block, 

BSK 1st Stage, Bangalore 

28. President For conducting 10 Street plays for 50,000/- 

S H A D E, publics & students to create 

No.8-11-273, Jyothi Nivas environmental awareness at 

Jyothi Colony, Bidar 10 places of Bidar District. 

29. Secretary For conducting awareness 95,000/- 

Sahas programme on "less Plastic for 

SA-2-31, Vijaya enclave, Vijaya bank layout, me" 

Billeka halli, Bangalore -76 

30. Secretary For conducting 2 street play for 10,000/- 

Kalpatharu Gramabhivruddhi Samsthe public & students to create 

RLY- station road, Gubbi Environmental awareness 

Tumkur-District at Gubbi taluk 

31. Principal Sponsorship for Kannada 4,000/- 

BMS College of Engineering, sapthaha. 

Bangalore-19 

32. Convener Sponsorship towards Einstein 2,000/- 

Break Through Science Society, Exhibition 

No.509, 1st Floor, 3rd Main , 

Rajajinagar, 2nd Stage, Bangalore-55 

33. Director For conducting awareness 5,000/- 

Punya Bhumi(NGO), programme in Hassan District 

Yadur - Hunasavalli (post), 

Halur taluk, Hassan-District 

34. The President For conducting anti-plastic 8,000/- 

Rashtra Bandhu (NGOs Federation) awareness campaign 

No.448/20 6th cross, 1st N Block, 

Rajajinagar, Bangalore-560010




35. The President For conducting integrated 4,00,000/- 

Eco- Watch awareness programme on 

No.403 18th cross, 3rd Block, reducing air pollution & 

Jayanagar, Bangalore -560011 Improve Air Quality in 

Bangalore City 

36. The Commissioner For conducting awareness 7,00,000/ 

Transport Department program to school children & 

M.S.Building, Bangalore-01 public at Bangalore 

37. The Editor For conducting awareness 18,000/- 

Nadina Parisara campaign on the occasion of 

No.126 3rd main road 3rd Cross all India Kannada Literature 

Prakashanagar Bangalore -560021 Conference 

ANNEXURE XV- B 

Seminars and workshops sponsored by the Board during 2005-06 


No. Amount 

in Rs. 

1. The Managing Director To organize International seminar 25,000/- 

KSRTC, on environment friendly 

K.H. Road, Shanthinagar, Bangalore-27 technologies for the Transport 

sector in India 

2. The president To organize seminar cum Exposition 25000/- 

Greater Mysore Chamber of industry, regarding 'Energy Conservation 

Sheriff Chambers No.14, Cunningham Road, & industrial waste management' 

Banglore-01 

3. The President Sponsorship for a seminar on 10,000/- 

Samagra Vikas, National Environmental policy 

No.390, 5th main, 12th cross, 

Mahalakshmipura, Banglore-86 

4. Convener To organize the seminar on 8,000/- 

National pollution control & pollution control & environment 

environment Conservation committee, conservation 

No.B-200. Industrial estate, 

Yadavgiri. Mysore 

5. Chairman Sponsorship for one day workshop 30,000/- 

Eco-Watch, on tropical environmental 

No.403, 3rd Block, Jayanagar, Banglore-11 management of western Karnataka 

6. The principal For conducting environment 10,000/- 

Christ college, & urban ecology week at 

Hosur Road, Bangalore-29 Christ college, Bangalore 

7. Head of Department, Co-Sponsor for conducting 2 days 8,000/- 

Department of Civil Engineering, National level students technical 

BMS College of Engineering, meet NIRMAN-2005 

Bull temple road, Bangalore-19




8. Organizing Secretary For conducting National 40,000/- 

Department of Zoology Symposium on recent trends in 

Gulbarga University environmental biology & 

Gulbarga-585106 bio-technological approach to 

conserve Bio-diversity 

9. Executive Director For conducting seminar on 15,000/- 

Environment & health Foundation (India) Solid Waste Management 

No.3, Magrath Road, Bangalore 

10. The Principal, For conducting national 50,000/- 

'Siddaganga Institute of Technology', conference on HYDRO-2005 

Tumkur 

11. Organizing Secretary For conducting conference 50,000/- 

RESPICON -2005, RESPICON-2005 

Lakeside Medical center & Hospital, 

No.33/4, near Ulsoor lake, Bangalore 

12. Chairman For conducting workshops on 10,000/- 

The Institution of Engineers Solid Waste Management- 

Mangalore, Local center Challenges ahead 

PB,NO-23, Panambur, Mangalore 

13. The Secretary For conducting workshop on 50,000/- 

Bangalore Institute of Technology, Hazardous Materials Management 

K.R.Road V.V.Puram, Bangalore at Bangalore 

14. The Principal For organizing MANTECH-2006 20,000/- 

C.M.R. Institute of Management Studies an Inter-Collegiate Fest 

NO.2 ,3rd Cross ,6th main Road 

2nd Block, HRBRLayout, Bangalore 

ANNEXURE XV- C 

Advertisements sponsored by the Board during 2005-06 


No. Amount 

in Rs. 

1. The Hindu, Release of advertisement on 22,000/- 

40, 19 & 21, Infantry Road, environment related issues. 


2. Advertisement Manager Release of advertisement on 5,000/- 

Sandesh Bureau, environment related issues 

S.Q.171, 2nd Floor New Delhi- 110001 

3. The Editor Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Sachiva Samputa (Kannada monthly), environment related issues 

No.1352, 4th cross, 9th main road, 

RPC layout, Vijayanagar- 2nd stage 

Bangalore-04




4. Manager- Marketing Release of environment 3,00,000/- 

(Indian post office) Business awareness message through 

development group, Postal Department inland letters 

SDCC, GPO complex, Bangalore-01 (Regd.) 

5. Silver Jubilee Organization Committee, Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

The Allumni Association environment related issues 

of college of fisheries, 

Mathsya Nagar, Mangalore-575002 

6. The Editor Release of advertisement on 5000/- 

Nadina Parisara (Kannada monthly) environment related issues 

No.126 ,3rd main, 3rd cross 

Prakash Nagar, Bangalore-21 

7. The President Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Vidyarthi Shiksha SevaTrust ( R), environment related issues 

No;55 'Yuva Shakhi', Ist Main Road, 

Seshadripuram, Bangalore-20 

8. The president Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Human Rights and environment related issues on 

Environmental Committee ( R), EWD-05 (Special issue) 

No.28 ,10th cross, 7th main 

Agrahara Dasarhalli, Magadi Road, 

Bangalore-79 

9. Secretary Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Karnataka Rajya Vokkaligara environment related issues 

Directorate trust ( R) 

Adichuchanagiri English High School, 

Ist Floor, Vijayanagar, Bangalore-40 

10. Advertisement Manager Release of advertisement on 9,000/- 

(Paryavaran Vimarsh) environment related issues 

No. 38/304, Anand Nagar Vokala Police 

Station House, Near Ankur Building, 

Santacruz (East) Mumbai-400055 

11. Manager- Advertisement Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Samyuktha Karnataka (Kannada Daily), environment related issues 

# Residency Road, Bangalore-25 

12. HQRS Commissioner Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

The Bharath Scouts and guides, environmental related issues 

Karnataka state Head quarters, 

Prof.Sivashankara Circle, 

Kandajji Basappa Road Bangalore-02 

13. Editor / Sanchalakaru Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Kannada Sahitya Vedike No.417, environment related issues 

6th main Sadananda Nagar, NGEG East, 

Bangalore-38





Suddi Sparsha, environmental related issues 

No.83, 10th 'A' cross, 

Bhuvaneshwari nagar, Kempapura, 

Hebbal(P), Bangalore-24 


Prajavani The Printers (Mysore) Pvt.Ltd environment related issues 

No.75 M.G. Road Bangalore-01 

16. The Editor Release of advertisement 18,000/- 

Kadina mitra (national weekly), on environment related issues 

No.678, HAL 3rd Stage, Bangalore-75 

17. The Chairman Release of advertisement on 15,000/- 

Prabasee Association environment related issues 

Flat No.2, Maithree Apartments, 

6th main, 13th cross, Malleshwaram, 

Bamgalore-03 

18. Editor Nadina Parisara Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

(Kannada monthly) environment related issues 

No.126, 3rd Main, 3rd cross, 

Prakash Nagar, Bangalore-21 

19. President Release of advertisement on 15,000/- 

J plan Infotech environment related issues 

No.50, 2nd Cross, Vivekanand Nagar, 

Bangalore-33 

20. The Secretary, Release of advertisement on 10000/- 

Namma maney Geleyaru environment related issues 

No.2, 73/3, M-Block, Nrupatunga Road, 

Kuvempu Nagara, Mysore-23 


Hiriya Patrika Sampadakara Okkuta, environment related issues 

No.1188, 44th cross Ist Stage, 

Kumarswamy Layout, Bangalore-78 

22. The Secretary Release of advertisement on 8,000/- 

Bangalore Sanna Patrikegala environment related issues 

Sampadakara sangha, 

No.1572 , 7th main road, RPC lay out, 

Bangalore-40 


Vokkaliga Gowdas Students Association( R) environment related issues 

Lady hill, Chilimbi, Mangalore-575006 


Kadina Mitra (national weekly) environment related issues 

NO. 678 HAL 3rd Stage, Bangalore-75 

25. The General Secretary Release of advertisement on 10,000/- 

Sree Rama Seva Mandali environment related issues 

No.21/1, S.V. Narayana Rao Marg, 

Chamarajpet, Bangalore-18


ANNEXURE XVI 

Abstract of legal cases as on 31.3.2006 

(From Inception) 

1. Criminal/ Criminal Misc. cases filed by the Board in JMFC/CJM courts 

I. Opening Balance 97 

II. Cases filed during the period under report. 109 

III Cases disposed during the period under report 24 

IV Cases pending as on 31.3.06 182 

2. Writ Petitions in Karnataka High Court 

I Opening Balance 46 

II Writ petition filed against the Board during the period 

under report 39 

III Writ petition disposed 19 

IV Writ petitions pending as on 31.3.06 66 

3. Appeals before the Appellate Authority under the Water/ Air Act 

I Opening balance 10 

II Appeals filed during the period under report 17 

III Appeals disposed 23 

IV Appeals pending as on 31.03.06 04 

4. PIL cases in the Supreme Court of India 

I Opening balance 09 

II Filed during the period under report -- 

III PIL Cases pending as on 31.03.06 09 

5. Writ Appeals before the Karnataka High Court 

I Opening Balance 15 

II Disposed 07 

III Writ Appeals Pending as on 31.03.06 08 




ANNEXURE XVII 

Statement showing the receipt and expenditure for the period 2005-06 

RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2006 



As on As on 

RECEIPTS : 31.03.2006 31.03.2005 

Rs. Rs. 

OPENING BALANCES : 

Cash in Hand 2123 9746 

Cash at SBM Current Account 19971 303404 

Cash at Corporation Bank Cess Account 778827 24918376 

Cash at SBM Cess Account - 6610730 

Corporation Bank-Grant Account * 1492040 

Corporation Bank-Grant in Aid Account 6480290 968 

Fixed Deposits at Bank 329072323 4985568 

Corporation Bank M.G. Road 13554057 - 

Guarantee Money Deposit 18200453 239415000 

Corp Classic Account 1879000 14323956 

Eco Development Fund 2005638 6640289 

SBM Eco Flag 1748 4552614 

Cash at SBM (WBP) 6029348 7109163 

Non-Operative Accounts of RO’s 99944 - 

DDs In Transit 322766 - 

I GRANTS RECEIVED : 

A Capital Grants from : 

378446487 310361855 

Interest on WBP Grants 212508 280647 

B Revenue Grants from : 

212508 280647 

State Govt. - 65000 

Central Govt. (CPCB) 200000 - 

200000 65000 

II CESS COLLECTION - GOI 30262601 32108287 

III CESS REIMBURSEMENT FROM CENTRAL GOVT. 15593865 19734467 

IV FEES : 

Consent fees and NOC 237000582 184891081 

Monitoring and Analysis Charges 5972597 4688386 

Cess Appellate Fee 1100 850




Bio- Medical Fee - 122826 

CETP membership fees 936600 764000 

Environmental Statement Fees 237260 172936 

HWM Fee 7500 39325 

V INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS : 

244155638.95 190679403 

Fixed deposits 21595016 19596336 

Guarantee Money deposits 1307256 1124641 

Savings Bank Account 259698 301917 

Staff Advances 789019 488096 

Interest on TDS 13529 - 

23964517.88 21510989 

VI RECOVERY OF ADVANCES : 

Festival Advance 302094 274210 

Motor Cycle Advance 3479314 2408179 

Imprest 756955 562598 

CPF loan 132229 194177 

C.M. Relief Fund - 14131 

Medical Advance - 138500 

Tsunami Relief Fund 13165 71477 

GIS (WBP) - 37425 

Bicycle advance - 512 

House Building Advance 3545888 2489172 

Computer Advance 1773468 1853358 

Solar Heater Advance 7400 5200 

Travelling advance 167858 404452 

Mobilisation Advance - 4288521 

Grant CPCB 47806 4000000 

Eco Development Fund payable 1000000 1972440 

Secured Advances 490000 16155000 

LOC Accounts rendered by RO/DO 64185722 55796588 

Industrial Pollution Prevention Programme - 12000000 

VII OTHERS : 

A OTHER REVENUES 

75901899 102665940 

Penalty and Others 63500 891501 

Unspent GOK grants 38000 - 

Sale of tender forms 51230 61521 

Sale of Act Book 6000 - 

Eco Flag receipts 7608 7030 

Miscellaneous receipts 4413 329116 

House Rent Recovery 86003 -




Right to Information Act Fee 3895 - 

260649 1289168 

B OTHER DEDUCTIONS : 

Sales Tax Bills 816678 2840014 

Tax Deducted at Source - Bills 867517 1896772 

Income Tax 299712 408089 

Professional Tax 144960 132075 

Salary Deductions 1676211 1419146 

ST (WBP) - 162247 

IT (WBP) - 43389 

Royalty 59817 262001 

Bank Loan 292663 434110 

Penalties (WBP) - 37800 

TDS Asset 125750 291885 

4283308 7927528 

VIII DEPOSITS 

EMD / Security Deposits / FSD 1947055 5950816 

EMD / Security Deposits / FSD - 129511 

Guarantee Money Deposit Collected from Industries 3172000 2717500 

Rent deposits 10000 207000 

Refundable deposit 26415 25000 

Internet Deposit – 8217 

Performance guarantee money 8275 - 

Performance guarantee money WBP - 469919 

Reserve Fund 1130147 609600 

Water Depost - 550 

EMPRI Advance refund - 2752500 

Telephone Deposit 17619 60000 

IX CAPITAL RECEIPTS : 

6311511 12930613 

Capital Work-in-progress - 9347963 

Fixed Assets - - 

Land - - 

- 9347963 

779592983 708901860




As on As on 

PAYMENTS : 31.03.2006 31.03.2005 

Rs. Rs. 

I CAPITAL INVESTMENTS : 

A FIXED ASSETS 

Land & Building 379950 609640 

Building 3216065 1874706 

Capital Work -in- Progress 17237112 68044332 

B OTHER ASSETS 

Laboratory Equipments & Appliances 109378 295873 

Furniture and Fixtures 413457 15647 

Electrical Installations 1092772 759721 

Office Equipments 642883 1929104 

Vehicles 336512 29000 

23428129 73558023 

II ADVANCES & DEPOSITS 

A ADVANCES 

Festival Advance 316750 249300 

Computer Advance 843185 587184 

House Building Advance 3465759 1573763 

CPF Loan - 49523 

PWD Rent & Water Charges - 85019 

Income tax (WBP) - 80770 

Income tax 299712 471782 

C.M. Relief Fund - 14131 

Tsunami Relief Fund - 67045 

Motor Cycle Advance 3645832 1826730 

Imprest 609386 380622 

Grant receivable from CPCB 91732 - 

Grant receivable from GOK 86999 - 

Unspent Grant paid 22350 - 

TA advance 112500 333388 

Solar Heater - - 

Bank Loan 292663 446210 

TDS- Investment 50958 291885 

GOK Grant Expenditure 1100000 9200000 

GOI Grant Expenditure 300000 254335 

World Bank Project - 21188 

LOC to RO/DO 64119142 55653255 

Margin Money 2200000 - 

B DEPOSITS 

Performance of Guarantee Money 6000 - 

Refund of Guarantee Money 65000 100000 

Performance Guarnatee Money-WBP – 496704 

Refund of EMD/ FSD/Security Deposits 1621641 1242439 

Refund of EMD/ FSD/Security Deposits (WBP) 222364 587802




Refundable Deposit 14000 - 

Penalties (WBP) - 813441 

Transit Insurance - 14050 

Reserve Fund 801724 396375 

Benevolent Fund - 42724 

Adhoc Payment (Contractor) - 15000 

Secured Advances 490000 13419000 

Industrial Pollution Prevention Programme - 12422755 

Retention money -WBP – 16005 

III REVENUE EXPENDITURE 

A ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES : 

Officer’s Pay 1652217 1404664 

Salaries of Employees 42928906 36186144 

Travelling Expneses 1911860 2451530 

Sitting Fees & Honoriums 445182 325225 

Pensionary Scheme of Board Employees 6434828 4879685 

Liveries 357275 127277 

Board Contribution to PF & Education Fund 7259720 730191 

Hot & Cold Weather Charges - 11565 

Electricity and Water Charges 5466287 5545622 

Man Power Service 9182727 6355881 

Mobile Phone Charges 759844 736446 

Project Fund 5652246 4933247 

Telephone Charges 2773914 2654833 

Rent, Rates & Taxes 3572664 5028499 

Postage 1100025 1043905 

Printing & Stationery 2364047 1884626 

Bank Charges 2279 - 

Hospitality Charges 969085 670841 

Books, Periodicals & Publications 268808.75 205833 

Professional Charges 3237402 2935764 

Legal Charges - 45630 

Internal Audit fees 108000 64392 

Training Programme 382779 1836498 

Advertisement 4026353 - 

Publicity Service 1310210 3115504 

Exhibition 300000 - 

World Environment day 1199562 1087601 

Contingencies 1716070 1788908 

98848541 86050310 

Repairs & Maintainence of : 

Laboratory Maintenance 2356053 2171777 

Vehicle maintenance 7686802 6112209




Vehicle hiring 1594570 1415396 

Building Maintenance 1118586 514492 

Furniture and Fixtures - 71736 

Office equipments 1206126 790783 

Maintenance of ECO park 616756 523144 

CETP Maintenance 78127 - 

14657020 11599537 

IV MISCELLENEOUS EXPENSES : 

Studies on Ferti-Irrigation 110000 372734 

Tsunami Relief Fund 17597 500000 

Grants GOK (Twds Awards) - 65000 

GOI Revenue (NRCD) 350000 - 

Public Awareness Program 2325785 3193325 

Cess reimbursement E & O Expenses 3898466 4933617 

Cess reimbursement PCM Expenses 297737 3510213 

KIADB 20000000 - 

26999585 12574889 

V OTHER REMITTANCES : 

Sales Tax 810929 2882794 

Tax Deducted at Source Remitance 814654 1937840 

Gujarat Relief Fund 3255 - 

Royalty 59817 433294 

Professional Tax 144960 139892 

Capital Fund -Transfer of cash at Treasury - - 

Salary deduction Remittances 1665049 1359763 

Cess remittance - GOI 29379000 38598763 

Sales Tax (WBP) - 167843 

32877664 45520189 

VI CLOSING BALANCES : 

Cash in Hand 23251 2123 

Cash at SBM Current Account 19971 19971 

Cash at Corporation Bank Cess Account 836995 778827 

Corporation Bank -Grant in Aid Account 6821709 6480290 

Fixed Deposits at Bank 457000000 329072323 

Corporation Bank M G Road 31095406 13554057 

Guarantee Money Deposit 7390 18200453 

Corporation Classic Account 2690298 1879000 

Eco Development Fund 3041028 2005638 

SBM-Eco flag 6928 1748 

Cash at SBM (WBP) 19491 6029348 

Non-Operative Accounts of RO’s 95944 99944 

DDs In Transit 345936 322766 

502004347 378446487 

779592983 708901860


ABBREVIATIONS 

AAQ : Ambient Air Quality 

ADB : Asian Development Bank 

AEO : Assistant Environmental Officer 

APC : Air Pollution Control 

ASO : Assistant Scientific Officer 

BOD : Biochemical Oxygen Demand 

BT : Bio Technology 

CETP : Common Effluent Treatment Plant 

CFE : Consent for Establishment 

COD : Chemical Oxygen Demand 

CPCB : Central Pollution Control Board 

DEE : Department of Ecology and Environment 

DEO : Deputy Environmental Officer 

DEPA : District Environmental Protection Authority 

DSO : Deputy Scientific Officer 

EIA : Environmental Impact Assessment 

EMPRI : Environment Management and Policy Research Institute 

EO : Environmental Officer 

ETI : Environmental Training Institute 

EM : Engineered Microorganisms 

FA : Field Assistant 

FDA : First Division Assistant 

GEMS : Global Environmental Monitoring System 

GIS : Geographical Information System 

GoI/GOI : Government of India 

GoK/GOK : Government of Karnataka 

HCE : Health Care Establishment 

ISO : International Standards Organization 

IT : Information Technology 

KIADB : Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board 

KRS : Krishna Raja Sagara 

ETP : Effluent Treatment Plant 

KSPCB : Karnataka State Pollution Control Board 

KUDCEM : Karnataka Urban Development and Coastal Environment Management 

KUWS&DB : Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage Board 

MINARS : Monitoring Indian Natural Aquatic Resources System 

MoEF : Ministry of Environment and Forest 

M.Tech : Master of Technology 

NAAQM : National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring 

NGO : Non Government Organization 

NIC : National Informatics Centre 

NOX/NOx : Oxides of Nitrogen 

NRAP : National River Action Plan 

NRCD : National River Conservation Directorate 

ODS : Ozone Depleting Substance 

PWD : Public Works Department 

RSPM/RPM : Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter 

SA : Scientific Assistant 

SDA : Second Division Assistant 

SO : Scientific Officer 

SO2/SO2 : Sulphur Dioxide 

SPM : Suspended Particulate Matter 

SWA : Single Window Agency 

YTC : Yet to Commission 



ANNUAL REPORT 05-06

OUR VISION 

..........a cleaner 

greener environment 

OUR MISSION 

..........a committment towards a 

pollution free environment 

for better quality of life

Annual Report 2005-06 - Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

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