State Pollution Control Board Consent/NOC
CTO refers to Consent to Operate, before carrying out any action at the industrial plant / activity / project, the entrepreneur is required to obtain consent to operate (CTO) from the State Pollution Control Board to operate an outlet u/s 25 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and to operate an industrial plant u/s 21 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. For all categories of Industries and Projects, The Punjab Pollution Control Board has prescribed a composite preformed for obtaining consent to operate, The Delhi pollution board has also prescribe the same consent to operate.
Sitting Criteria
· The Punjab Pollution Control Board will grant consent to operate to all the industries/projects/ establishments in the areas / zones, where such industry/project/establishment is allowed to establish.
· For the facilitation of industries, the Punjab Pollution Control Board will accept analysis results of National Accreditation Board for testing and calibration laboratories (NABL) accredited private laboratories for the purposes of grant of consent/ authorization.
Fee Structure
Fee for NOC as prescribed by the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board may vary from project to project depending on the formula – Fixed Cost + Current Cost – Current Liabilities. The fee also depends on the category of the business applying for renewal of Consent.
Procedure for State Pollution Registration
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Documentation required for CTO/CTE from Punjab State Pollution Control Board
Application for Consent to operate under Water Act, 1974/ Air Act, 1981 for Red/Orange Category - Fresh Case
· Consent Conditions or Compliance report of NOC in illustrative form
· Completion certificate of Effluent Treatment Plant or Add-on pollution control
· devices along with Dimensional Drawing
· Plan showing the location of Effluent Treatment Plant or Add-on pollution control
· devices and all outlets and various channels/pipes/sewers with requisite colours as mentioned below:
· Fresh Water - Blue Colour
· Effluent Channel - Red Colour.
· Recirculation Water Channel - Green Colour.
· Storm Water - Orange Colour.
· Domestic Sewer - Dotted Black ink.
· CA's certificate regarding un-depreciated value of the fixed assets of the industry at the end of last financial year.
Application for the industry which is already established / operational, following additional documents are also required to be uploaded.
· Location Plan or Site Plan of the industry
· Proof of date commissioning of the Industry ( Registration of the industry/ Electricity bill /Sales Tax no )
· Manufacturing process details along with the process flow chart
· Latest granted NOC/CTE/CTO, if obtained offline, then copy of NOC/CTE/CTO granted to be uploaded
· Analysis report of treated emission from State Pollution Board CTE/CTO/ waste effluent / Approved Lab
· Documents regarding designation of area/compliance of specific guidelines:
(Any one of the following)
A. Allotment letter of the Allotting Authority, if the site of the project is located in the designated Industrial Area/ Industrial Estate/ Focal Point.
B. Certificate from the Designated Authority to the effect that the site of the project / industry is located in the designated Industrial zone/ area of the notified/ draft Master Plan in which the establishment of such industry/ project is permissible. The undertaking shall clearly indicate the revenue entries I.e. Headfast Number, khewat/khatauni number and Khasra numbers.
C. Certificate of the Revenue Authorities (SDM/DC/ADC) indicating the distance of site of industry from the Municipal Corporation Limits Lallakir /Phirni of the nearest village, in case, the industry is to be established at a plot other than the plot in the industrial estate /industrial zone/ industrial area of the draft master plan / industrial zone of the notified master plan.
D. For industry specific guidelines, certificates/ documents as mentioned in the said guidelines (In case of Rice Sheller/Saila Plant/Stone Crusher/Brick Kiln/Hot Mix plant/Cement Grinding units etc.)
Application for Consent to operate under Water Act, 1974/ Air Act, 1981 for Green Category - Fresh Case
· Compliance report of NOC / Consent Conditions in annotated form
· CA's certificate regarding un-depreciated value of the fixed assets of the industry at the end of last financial year
Application where the industry is already established / operational, following additional documents are also required to be uploaded
· Location Plan or Site Plan of the industry
· Proof of date commissioning of the Industry (Registration of the industry/ Electricity bill /Sales Tax no. )
· Manufacturing process details along with the process flow chart.
· Latest granted NOC/CTE/CTO, if obtained offline, then copy of NOC/CTE/CTO granted to be uploaded.
· Documents regarding designation of area/compliance of specific guidelines (Any one of the following):
A. Allotment letter of the Allotting Authority, if the site of the project is located in the designated Industrial Area/ Industrial Estate/ Focal Point.
B. Certificate from the Designated Authority to the effect that the site of the project / industry is located in the designated Industrial zone/ area of the notified/ draft Master Plan in which the establishment of such industry/ project is permissible. The undertaking shall clearly indicate the revenue entries I.e. Hadbast Number, khewat /khatauni number, khatta number and Khasra numbers.
C. Certificate of Revenue Authorities (DC/ADC/SDM) indicating the distance of site of industry from the Municipal Corporation Iimits / Lallakir/Phirni of the nearest village, in case, the industry is to be established at a plot other than the plot in the industrial area / industrial zone/ industrial estate of the draft master plan / industrial zone of the notified master plan.
Important Note:
· In case the NOC was not granted online, you requested to submit a copy NOC granted, copy of Project Report and Feasibility Report submitted at the time of obtaining NOC
· Application shall be accompanied by CTO fee as per the un-depreciated fixed assets of industry
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