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Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment (REIA) Study for Proposed Integrated Complex for Delhi Judicial Academy, National Law School, and National Institute for Mediation & Conciliation at Dwarka, New Delhi finalized, which has also been formally approved by the Committee of Hon. Judges for the Judicial Academy. The overriding prime objective of the proposed integrated complex is streamlining the functionary efficiency of the complex and catering to the needs of various users groups, such as the students of law college and trainees in the judicial academy, because both the user group have distinct identities and status in the judicial system. A combined building for the academic activities and a combined administration complex has been designed. The facilities like auditorium, cafeteria and library have been clubbed around the main buildings. According to the layout plan, the Academic Complex shall consist of the following building blocks: • Academic block • Administration and Management block • Library • Auditorium • Cafeteria and convenient shopping • Club building On the other hand the Residential Complex will accommodate the following structures: • Chairman’s residence • Director’s residence – Judicial Academy • Director’s residence – Law School • Staff housing • Hostel for trainees for Judicial Academy • Hostel for boys • Hostel for girls • Guest house for visiting faculty and guests. • Essential Staff 3.1.2 Land Use and Area Statement The academic complex encompasses about 26172.00 sq. meters (6.467 acres) i.e. 53.03% of the total plot area. The proposed covered area on ground floor is 6156.381 sq. meters (23.52%) against the permissible ground coverage of 6543.00 sq. meters (25%) and with total built up area of 34,223.275 sq. meters (including basement). FAR achieved have been 97.89 against the permissible FAR of 100. The details of proposed built up area of academic complex and other related buildings is given in Table 3.1. 30
Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment (REIA) Study for Proposed Integrated Complex for Delhi Judicial Academy, National Law School, and National Institute for Mediation & Conciliation at Dwarka, New Delhi The plot area under residential complex is about 23180.00 sq. meters (5.728 acres) i.e. 46.97% of the total plot area. The proposed covered area on ground floor is 6210.206 sq. meters (26.79%) against the permissible ground coverage of 7725.894 sq. meters (33.33%) and with total built up area of 33,959.864 sq. meters (including basement). FAR achieved have been 125.046 against the permissible FAR of 133. The details of proposed built up area of residential complex is given in Table 3.2. The detail of the proposed land use for the project is given in Table 3.3. 3.1.3 Water Requirements and Supply As per the initial estimation, the average water requirement for the proposed project will be 200 m 3 /day during the construction phase and 297 m 3 /day during the operation phase. Water requirement during the construction phase will be met both through tankers and tubewells. The project proponent will obtain necessary permission from the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) before drawing water from the ground for the construction activity. Water during the operation phase will be partly met from the piped water supply network of DJB and partly from tubewells on site. Water conservation and rain water harvesting plan will be implemented as per DJB guidelines to conserve the resources. It is estimated about 200 m 3 of water will be reserved separately for fire fighting purpose in the premises. 3.1.4 Power Requirements and Supply Power demand for the academic complex is estimated to be about 4250 KVA and for residential complex 570 KVA. Electricity supply shall be provided from the nearest 220/66 KV grid substation. A separate electrical room / sub-station building will be constructed separately in each of the complex as per the requirement. All fire and safety measures will be taken as directed by the concerned authority. The construction of electric sub station and installation of transformers, LT and HT panels shall be as per the provision specified by the concerned authorities. The power requirement during construction will be met either through DG sets or supply through the nearest grid. 31
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