CONCEPTUAL PLAN

&
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT
PLAN

FOR
DISTRICT COURT BUILDING ,
INDORE

BY
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION UNIT
OF
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
OF
GOVT OF MP
1. The Project.

1.1Conceptual Plan
 Computerized conceptual plans are furnished and the same is utilized for
preparing the conceptual design drawing.
 Conceptual drawings of how the various plumbing facilities can be located on
the site are prepared. This will obviously change when we receive more
detailed architectural drawings and inputs from the client.
 The project on the whole can be said as offices & shopping.
 The detail site survey having information like levels, area, perimeter, drains
etc. is available. Client has provided the same to finalize the design and
drawings.

1.2Soil Investigation
 The information regarding the sub-soil characteristics of site is not available.
Detailed storm water harvesting design can be taken up based on the available
soil report.**
 Site test to found out water absorption capacity / percolation rate of soil to be
carried out for detailed design of percolation / harvesting well.**

1.3Climatic Data
 The design of the plumbing system will be done keeping in view the detailed
climatic data like rainfall, temperature variation, wind rose diagram etc. of the
region.

1.4Water Quality
 The quality of water from all the sources to be checked. The major source of
fresh water will be bore well water. Alternate source of water supply may be
municipal corporation supply. Client to furnish water test reports for all the
sources. Client to check and explore the possibility of water supply through
tankers for any future provision and emergency. Suggestion regarding the
treatment of water required, if any, will be given from the water test report.

1.5 Drainage and Storm Water Connection

 The pipe size and invert levels for nearby municipal sewers and storm water
drains shall be furnished by client for final design of sewage and storm water
disposal.
 Sewage Treatment Plant will be installed for disposal of soil and waste and the
recycled water will be used for flushing, gardening & Air conditioning.

2. Facilities Proposed
 It is intended that the plumbing facilities will be provided in the campus as per
the details worked out and described here.
 2.1 General
 The Proposed Project is designed to have court room, canteen, lawer romm etc
alon with other common facilities like garden, fountain, water body, car
parking, etc

Phase Components Details

Phase-1 Basement Parking floor 340 Car Parking Capacity

Main Court Building 141 +84 Court Room

Auditorium Building 1000 person capacity

Multi Level Parking Space for 1284 Vehicle, Each floor 214

Service Building BG+1 (Allied Activities)

Site Development

Floor Main Court Building Service Building Court Building

L G. Parking, Driver Rest Room, Chowkidar Room, Electric And Generator Room, Store, Garbage
Floor Store Room, Services, Fire Control Room

*Oath Commissioner Court*

* 21 Nos. Court Room (C.J.M. Court
Malkhana ( 2 Nos.)
Room, Court ,Magistrate Court Room )
* Lock Up Room (150 Male
* Filing / Reception
/ 50 Female )
* Central Registration
* Police Chowki And Guard
* Record Room 14 N0. Of Court
Gf
Room* Services
* Library *Bank

* Press Conference * Post Court* Medical Shop

* P.R.Court * S.T.D. / P.C.O. /

Photocopy
* P.W.D. Maintenance
* Railway Reservation
 * Services Counter

* Disaster Management Court * Cyber Room* Dispensary

* Communication Center * A.D.R. Center

* Sahayta Kendra * Petition Writer

* Fire Control Room * Suitor's Hall* Services.

* Driver Rest Room

* Room For Paper Shredding

* Oath Commissioner Court

* 20 Nos. Court Room (D.J.M. Court

Room, Court Magistrate Court
Room )

* Nazrat

* District Registrar Court

*Mediation Room

* Meeting Hall Bar Room For 1160 Person

( Male - 560 / Female -
* Clerk Of Court 14 N0. Of Court
1st F 600 No. )* Canteen For
Room* Services
* Video Confrencing Lawyers And Litigants.*
Services.
* Library / E- Library

* Room For Court Manager

* Record

* Disst.Legal Services Authority Court

* Services.

* Room For Paper Shredding

*24 Nos. Court Room ( One No. Family

Bar Room ( Male ) For 1160
Court)
Persons
* Creche Room With Play Nursery * Bar Library
14 N0. Of Court
2nd F * Bar Typist
* Seminar Hall Room* Services
* Canteen For Advocates /
Litigants
* Video Confrencing
* Services.
* Computer / Server Room /
 Communication Center

* Tea Club

* JilaVidhikSahaytaCourt

* Record

* S.W. Section

* Hall

* Room For Paper Shredding

* 23 Nos. Court Room

* Meeting Hall
* Govt. Advocate Hall (40
* Seminar Hall Cubical) ( 70 % Male / 30 %
Female )* Public Prosecution
* Tea Club
+ Asstt. Govt. Pleader (33
* Court Cubical) ( 70 % Male / 30 %
Female )* Hall For Advocate
* Services 14 Nos. Court
(106 Cubical) ( 70 % Male /
3rd F Room * Services.
* Room For Court Manager 30 % Female )* Union Court*
D.P.O. /A.D.P.O.*
* Copying Section Services.* Creche Room
With Play Nursery*
* District Legal Services Authority Court
Common Room ( Male /
* Security Control Room Panel Female)* Gym. / Health
Club ( Male / Female)
* Disst.Legal Services Authority Court

* Room For Paper Shredding* Services

* 27 Nos. Court Room

* Court
Hall For Advocate (95
* Tea Club Cubical) ( 70 % Male / 30 %
* 14 Nos. Court
Female )* Canteen For
4th F * Seminar Hall Room * Ervices.
Staff* Malkhana (3 N0s.)*
* Hall JilaLokAbhiyojakCourt*
Services.
* Store / Record

* Room For Paper Shredding* Services.

 * 26 Nos. Court Room

* Court* Tea Club

* Seminar Hall

* Hall

* Record Bar Space For Additional

14 Nos. Court
5th F 2000 Person( 70 % Male /
* Store Room * Ervices..
30 % Female )* Services

* Services

* Form And Stationary

* District Legal Services Authority Court

.* Room For Paper Shredding

FACILITIES – FOR LITIGANTS

• Reception Counter
• Business Centre; S.T.D., P.C.O., Bank, Bank Of A.T.M., Cyber Cafe, Railway
• Reservation & Air Booking Counter, Post Court, Stationery Shop
• Medical Shop
• Dispansary
• Facilitation Centre (VidhiSahayata Kendra)
• Faimly Court, Creche Room/ Play Nursery
• Suitors Hall
• Petition Writers Hall
• A.D.R. Center
• Mediation Center
• Filing Counter / Central Registration
• Electronic Display Board In Hindi & English Showing Court Room
Locations, Case Status At Suitable Place.

• Dedicated Entry, Corridors & Waiting Spaces

• Separate Canteen
• Multilevel Parking With Floor To Floor Vehicle Ramp
• Coffee/Tea Vending Machine On Each Floor
• Benches In Waiting Spaces.
• Provision For Drinking Water Facility With Ro System
• Police Chowky
• Fully Furnished Court Room
• Adequate Numbers Of Stairs, Elevators With Floor To Floor Ramp
And Space & Provision For Escalator To Be Installed In Furture
 • Premium Toilets ( Male& Female ), Sensor Taps.

FACILITIES – FOR LAWYERS

• Bussiness Centre; S.T.D., P.C.O., Bank, Bank Of A.T.M., Cyber Cafe, Railway
Reservation & Air Booking Counter, Post Court, Stationary Shop
• Medical Shop
• Dispensary
• Library & E- Library
• Communication Centre
• Fully Furnished Court Rooms.
• Planned Future Provision
• Provision For Wi-Fi Campus With Latest It Facilities
• For Glazed Cubicles For Govt. Advocates For Consulting (For Males And Females)
• Glazed Cubicles For Public Prosecution + Asstt. Govt. Pleader
• Glazed Cubicles For Advocates & Consulting (106 Cubical)
• Separate Common Room & Gym For Male And Female Advocates.
• Creche Room/ Play Nursery
• Multilevel Parking With Vehicle Elevator And Ramp.
• Separate Canteen For Male And Female.
• Coffee/Tea Vending Machines On Each Floor.
• Drinking Water Facility With R.O. System.
• Separate Toilet For Male & Female With HighclassFacelity& Proper Ventilation
• Planned Future Provision
• Bar Room 2000 No’s (1400 Male, 600 Female) . Expandable To 4000 No.’S

FACILITIES – FOR JUDGES

• C.J.M And Magistrate Court On Ground Floor.

• D.J Court On First Floor
• 3 Meeting Hall ( 1 Big Meeting Hall For 120 Members)
• Video Conference
• Seminar Hall
• Library E- Library
• Press Conference
• Oath Commissioner Court
• Separate Tea-Club
• Separate Entry & Corridors
• Separate Sair Case
• Separate Lifts
• Waiting Room For Drivers
FACILITIES – FOR STAFF

• S.T.D., P.C.O., Bank, Bank Of A.T.M., Cyber Cafe, Railway

Reservation & Air Booking Counter, Post Court

• Separate Common Room & Gym

• Canteen For Male And Female
• Coffee/ Tea, Vending Machine On Suitable Places
• Creche Room/ Play Nursery
• Multilevel Parking With Vehicle Elevator And Ramp.
• Drinking Water Facilities With R-O System.
• Separate Toilet Male & Female With Highclass Facilities
&Proper Ventilation

FACILITIES – FOR Prisoners

• Separate Entry
• Separate Lock-Up Room For Male And Female Well Ventilated
• Hard Core Criminals To Be Segregated In Lock-Ups.
• Police ChowkyAnd Guard Room.
• Dispensary
• Separate Toilet Male & Female With High Class Facilities &Proper Ventilation

OTHER FACILITIES

 Auditorium (1000 Persons)

 Separate Block Of Main Court And Service Building.
 Facilities For Disabled Persons.
 Separate Water Storage Tanks.
 Helipad On Terrace Floor.
 Court-Yards.
 Elevations Matching Local Architectural Language
 Disaster Management Room.
 Land Scaped Gardens.
 Separate Building For Fire Brigade.
 16 Person Capacity Lift For Public.
 8 Person Capacity Lift For Judge’s.
 Fire Fighting System/ Fire Extinguishe RS.

ADDITIONAL FACILITY

• Electrical Sub-Station.
• Provision For Stp
• Provision For Air Coolers In Court Rooms.
 • Water Supply By Nagar Nigam/Ida .
• Garbage Disposal Pit And Chute
• Paper Shredding Machine On Each Floor
• Provision For Future Horizontal Expansion
• AcousticisFor Court Room And Autitorium Etc.

2.2 Assumptions

 All open driveways / roads are concrete roads in slope 1 : 500

 Average annual rainfall in the vicinity – 1100 mm
 Maximum intensity of rainfall – 65 mm/hr
 Source of water supply will be bore well and municipal corporation supply
 Disposal system for storm water will be through water harvesting and
municipal drains / nala
 Disposal system for soil and waste will be through existing Septic Tank and
over flow to Municipal drain.

3. Environment Friendly System Adoption

3.1 The Concept

The concept is to adopt environmental friendly systems in the industry.
It can be achieved mainly based on three areas of environmentalism, referred
to as the cornerstones of environmental responsibility, these include
- Waste / Sewage Disposal
- Energy Conservation
- Water Conservation
The water conservation evaluates the effective conservation of water in all
departments across all levels. The extent to which water is utilized and
recycled is all considered as an important factor. Also all employees should be
well versed with the water conservation operations of the campus.

3.2 Environment
 The area other than ground coverage will be utilized for providing common
facilities and soft / hard landscaping / roads.
 Large no of trees and shrubs shall be grown in the property. Recognizing the
value placed on ecology, careful considerations will be taken into plant
planning and selection. While selecting the plant material there has been due
focus on eco friendly and ecologically balancing plants. A variety of ficus
plants will be planted around the property as they are good nitrogen absorbers
and also provide density and privacy to the facilities.
 Each and every plant has some purpose. For example, Camphor will be
planted at the fountain / water body as they act as mosquito repellant.

3.3 Water Conservation

 Special care is taken to conserve the valuable water resources by employing
carefully planned techniques.
 All taps in the toilets and kitchen / canteen contain special aerators, which
increase the force and decrease the outflow, saving water. Using these aerators
saves up to 50 % of water. Push button type taps will be used to reduce
wastage of water.
 Flushing cisterns / flush valve with dual flush and low flushing volume will
be used to reduce the water wastage and save water.

3.4 Rain Water Harvesting

 Rain water harvesting / percolation wells will be designed at various locations
to store the water collected during monsoons and excess water will be
disposed off to subsoil aquifers to recharge and maintain the ground water
table or drained off to storm water drains.

4. Plumbing Infrastructure Requirements

4.1 Plumbing system consists of:
 Water Supply
 Sewerage Disposal System
 Storm Water Disposal System
 RO System / Water Purification System if required.

4.2 Water Supply

Source
 The main source of water supply will be water supplied by Municipal supply.
The alternate source may be water from the Bore Well. Suggestion for the
water treatment can be given from the water test report for available water. It
is proposed to connect the entire water source to the underground tank located
within the premises. In case of failure of either source, provision will be made
to use water from any other water source.

4.3 Water supply required for various usages are categorized as follows:

A. Raw Water:
 The water available from bore wells is the raw water and is stored in the raw
water underground tank after overflow from the fire tank.

B. Soft / Treated Water:

 Depending upon the quality of available water, it will be decided to provide

soft / treated water to all the utilities.**

C. Domestic Water:
 Water from the municipal corporation will be termed as domestic water. No
treatment will be required for it and it will be directly supplied for the potable
uses. In case water from municipal supply is not available, bore well water will
be suitably treated and supplied as domestic water.
 D. Drinking Water:
 Domestic water shall be passed through RO Plant / high intensity ultraviolet
unit for sterilization at consumption point, and will be used for Kitchens and
drinking facility. It will be optional as per client’s requirement.

4.4 Quantity of Water

Refer following tables for the total water requirement as per NBC, based on
number of users and for other services

4.4.1 Domestic Water Requirement for Banquet and Kitchen

Flow to sewer
Total Gross water (85% Domestic
S.
Description Population Domestic req.(A+B+C) & 100%
No. Flushing (A)
(approx) Water (B) Flushing)
LPCD LPD LPCD LPD LPD LPD
Water Requirement for
Occupants for a area of
1 6000 25 150000 20 120000 270000 246000
60000 @ 1
person/10Sqm(Assumed)
Water Requirement for
2 650 10 6500 5 3250 9750 9100
Visitors for Office area
Water Requirement for
3 1360 25 34000 20 27200 61200 55760
Service Block

4 Auditorium 1000 10 10000 5 5000 15000 14000

Water requirement for

5 Filter Backwash and LS 0 0 LS 10000 10000
Softener Regeneration
Total 200500 165450 365950 324860
Say 200500 165450 365950 324860

S. No. Description Round-Off Valves in KLD

1 Domestic Water Requirement 165
Total 165

3 Flushing Water Requirement 201

4 Flow To Sewer 325
STP Design 350 KL/Day
Re-Use of Treated Waste Water From
Approx. 292 KL/DAY from STP
STP
S. No. Description Round-Off
1 Flushing Water Requirement 201
Treated water Available for Gardening
2 92
And Landscape requirement

Capacity Of STP – 350 KLD

The source of all the required water will be municipal supply. The quality and
quantity of water shall be assured by the client. It is proposed to provide a separate
independent water distribution system for Raw and Treated water.
 4.5 Proposed Water Storage System
 Refer following table for the total water storage system
 One and half days of domestic storage is considered for the calculation of
water tank capacities


Sr. No Description Qty Remarks

Capacity
in cum
A Underground tanks for Building
1 Fire water tank 1 100000
2 Raw water tank 1 125000
3 Domestic water tank 1 1250000
4 Flushing water tank 1 200000

Total Capacity of U. G. Tank for Building

C Over head tanks for Building

1 Fire water tank 2 10000 1 For Court
Building and Second
for Service Building.
2 Domestic & Flushing water tank 1 60,000 For Main Court
Building

1 40,000 For Service Building

3 Flushing water tank 1 75,000 For Main Court
Building

1 17,000 For Service Building



Distribution System
 Raw water from municipal supply / bore wells / collected Storm Water will
be brought to the common underground tanks at approximately 1 m below
ground level into firefighting storage tank. Water from this tank shall be
allowed to overflow into raw water storage tank.

 Separate Domestic Soft/Filtered water tanks will be constructed for domestic

water supply. Domestic soft tank will be fed by municipal corporation water
supply only. In case of emergency, provision will be made to supply raw water
passed through multi grade filter to the domestic filtered tanks.

 From Raw water tank, water will be fed to softening plant through multi grade
filter by means of feed pumps and stored in the domestic filter water tank and
further filtered water will pass from Softener, water will be stored in
 Domestic Soft water Tank. Provision will be made to feed the domestic soft
tank with soft water.

 From Domestic Filtered water tank, water will be passed through online
Chlorine Doser and then through transfer pumps directly fed to the overhead
fire water tank, overflow of the overhead firefighting tank will be connected to
the overhead domestic filtered water tank, from where it will feed to each
utility by means of gravity for all the fixture.

4.7 Sewerage Disposal System

 General

Existing Septic tank shall be used for disposing of the soil, waste water and
kitchen to the septic tank. A drainage connection from local works is available on
the main road and it is to be checked by client at site. Provision will be made for
future connection. Client has do follow up, if any to get drainage connection at
site from Local Public Bodies.

 Sewerage Disposal

1. Double stack system will be provided for the disposal of soil and waste water
from the entire Project.
2. The waste water and soil water will be collected from toilet blocks / kitchen
to main drainage network.
3. From toilets and kitchen, soil and wastewater will be collected into gully
traps and through chamber it will be connected to main drainage line.
4. The main drainage line will discharge the soil and wastewater to septic

STP details
Design Parameters
Capacity of STP: 350 KLD

SAFF Process

Sewage generated from the building will reach the last manhole of trunk sewer line from where
it shall be passed through a bar screen of suitable size before entering the equalization cum
collection tank. There shall be suitable arrangement for cleaning and lifting the coarse material
from the platform near the screen chamber.

From equalization tank the sewage shall be lifted through submersible automatic control pumps
into adjoining SAF aeration tank. The equalization tank shall also have provision of the aeration
system to keep the sewage in the homogeneous condition.

In the SAFFaeration tank of required capacity wastewater will be mixed with

microorganisms in presence of dissolved oxygen. Microorganisms will assimilate organic
 impurities. The SAFFaeration tank will be supplied through two positive displacement (roots
type) air blowers (1 working + 1 standby) located out side the tank. Submerged air diffusers
will provide mixing and oxygen for the needs of microorganisms. The blowers will be sized
to maintain dissolved oxygen level in the aeration tank of approximately 2 mg/lit.

From aeration tank mixed liquor will flow by gravity into adjoining Plate Settler of required
capacity. The solids will settle in the plate settler tank. A sludge return pump will be
provided for pumping the settled sludge from the plate settler tank back to the aeration tank.
Plate settler tank will also be provided with skimmer system to pump floating scum back to
the aeration tank to keep the plate settler surface clean. An overflow weir with scum baffle
will be provided in plate settler to take treated wastewater out of the plate settler.

From the plate settler, treated wastewater will flow by gravity into adjoining clarified water
tank. From this tank the water will be lifted with a submersible pump and passed through a
pressure sand filter, an activated carbon filter and softener and stored in a soft water tank.
Water from this tank will be lifted with suitable submersible pumps for further use for Air
Conditioning purpose. In case of extra effluent the arrangement shall be made to dispose off
into municipal sewer.

Excess sludge from the plate settler tank will be taken periodically into sludge
holding tank. In this tank sludge will be aerated for self-stabilization. Air will be shut
off periodically and superannuate water will be transferred to the aeration tank
creating stabilized sludge. This stabilized sludge shall be dried in filter presses and
the stabilized sludge shall be lifted from tank into the tanker for outside
transportation/disposal for further use for flushing/horticulture purposes

4.10 Storm Water Disposal System

 Design Criteria
1. Maximum intensity of rainfall is assumed as 50 mm/hr.
2. Co-efficient of Run-off is taken as 0.70.
3. Road camber is taken as 1:100 for concrete roads. Starting from center.
4. Surface slope as minimum 1:500.

 Disposal System

1. Rain water pipes / spouts will be provided in terrace for taking out rainwater.
Slope of natural ground and infiltration capacity of open ground within the plot
will not be sufficient to absorb /
2. Dispose off surface water. Percolation wells will be provided for rainwater
harvesting and to raise subsoil water level. Excess rain water will be disposed to
the available storm water drain
3. Looking to rain intensity in the vicinity, storm water is proposed to be disposed
off through a network of pipes and chambers / catch basins.
4. The rainwater collected through channels / battery of chambers and catch basins
will be disposed off into Percolation / rain water harvesting pits. The overflow
from the percolation / rainwater harvesting pits will be connected to the nearby
storm water drain available from local public body.
 5. A grating at the main entrance will be provided to prevent entry of outside
rainwater to the premises.
6. All road crossings for services shall be provided with RCC Hume pipe and
manholes for the ease of maintenance and to avoid any digging of roads.
7. Ground shall have minimum 1:300 surface slopes towards storm water collection
system.

5 Storm Water Harvesting System

1. Plumbing Materials and Finishes

 The following is schematic list of plumbing materials, which we have
considered at this stage.

 Water Supply Network: All hot and cold domestic water and flushing water
supply lines U-PVC/ C-PVC pipes will be used. Suitable insulation and
protection will be provided to all the water supply lines at terraces and in
ducts. Hot water lines will be suitably insulated to prevent heat losses. CPVC
pipes will be used for supply of RO / purified water. On terrace, UV stabilized
CPVC pipes will be used and proper protection will be given.

 Sewerage Disposal System: Glazed stoneware pipes and RCC pipes with PCC
haunch will be used for external drainage system with proper gradient and
brick masonry chambers / manholes with CI covers and steps at required
places. For vertical soil and waste drainage lines, centrifugal cast iron pipes
with lead caulked joints will be used.

 Water Tanks / Pumps: Underground water tank will be constructed in R.C.C.

with CI manholes / steps and MS / SS ladders. All pumps will be horizontal
submersible / vertical inline pumps with control panel and variable frequency
driven. Wherever it is possible and feasible, solar energy operated pumps may
be used.**

 Sanitary Fixtures / Plumbing Fittings: Being a high end project, the best
quality fittings as approved by architect will be used. Water saver taps, push
type fittings / sensors for basins / sinks / urinals, low volume dual flush
cisterns / valves will be used to reduce water consumption.

 The details of other plumbing materials and finishes will be worked out at the
stage of finalization of the design.

FIRE FIGHTING DESIGN

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 The design of any building and the type of materials used in its
constructions are important factors in making the building resistant to a
complete burnout and in preventing the rapid spread of fire, smoke or
flames, which may otherwise contribute to the loss of lives and property.

1.2 The building plans, drawings, facility and construction for fire protection
and life safety in respect of proposed Resort as TGB at Indore have been
workout by best of practices as described by standard making concerns.
Consideration are taken in all most respects including Fire & Life safety and
means of escape points of view for making provision and execution of the
scheme in conformity to the NBC of India, IS and standard making
concerns.

2. GENERAL
2.1 The overall height of the Building (20 M) from last basement level & 25 mtr
from the ground level

2.2 Enough care has been taken while planning the services like firefighting
services, electrical services, sanitary, plumbing, water supply system, acoustic
and surface drain disposal system. The accepted standard requirement of fire
fighting water storage tank is planned at appropriate places at ground level as
well as on the terrace floor level.

2.3 Enumerated briefly are the services which are provided in the buildings which
will show that sufficient care has been taken during the planning so that no
services is left out.

3. PLANNING & DESIGN BASIS:-

3.1 The planning of the Fire Safety and life safety scheme for the entire Building is
based on the following consideration:-

a) National Building Code (NBC) and local fire norms.

b) Indian standard-3844
c) Indian standard-2189
d) Indian standard-2190
e) Directive of Local fire authorities.
f) To make the entire scheme efficient and cost effective

A) FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM

4. FIRE PROTECTION MEASURES

4.1 Fire Protection measures have been designed as per occupancy classifications,
hazards and good practices for the entire Project keeping the provision of NBC
of India, Building Byelaws and other standard making concerns separate for
occupancy.
4.2 Commercial building comes in classification of Group Business Building,
subdivision A-5, as per NBC-2005 All good practice of designing of fire
fighting is based on above mentioned group of occupancy. Classification shall
be followed in this proposal for Indore court as per NBC-2005.

5. PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS:

5.1 The following type of portable fire extinguishers shall be provided at all floors
of the blocks, at strategic location as marked on the building plans as per
IS:2190.

5.2 Mechanical foam type fire extinguishers 9 liters capacity each conforming to
IS: 10204.

5.3 CO² type fire extinguishers 4.5 Kg capacity each conforming to IS: 2878.

5.4 Dry Chemical Powder type fire extinguishers (Stored Pressure Type) 5 Kg
capacity each conforming to IS: 13849.

5.5 Fire bucket with stand (For sand / water)

6. WATER SUPPLY FOR FIRE FIGHTING

The essential requirements for any sources of water for firefighting are as
follows:-

6.1 Ready availability of supply at all times

6.2 Sources easily approachable and workable by the normal fire appliances, and
6.3 Sources located within a workable distance, which should preferably be not
more than 1 Km from the risk to be protected

7. WATER STORAGE REQUIREMENT:

The Fire Fighting Water Storage System shall consist of underground static
storage tank whose required capacity is based on NBC Part 4, exclusively
reserved for fire service is not less than two hours aggregate pumping, as this
requirement is only for building. (This can be change as per the discretions of
the local fire office and can be decided only on the availability of the
provisional NOC of Local fire authority). According to this, Capacity of
underground static storage tank is 50,000 liters & 20,000 liters capacity for
overhead fire tank & it is connected with the Non Return Valve for apartments.

7.1 UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE TANK

An underground water storage tank exclusively for firefighting purposes for
the entire Resort shall be required.It is to be ensured that this water tank
always remains full and the domestic requirement of the water is managed to
 over flowing of water leading to domestic water tank. Replenishment of water
shall be from tube wells.

For availability of reserved satisfactory water supply for fire fighting purpose,
underground water tank of capacity of 50,000 liters shall be provided at site.
The tank shall be so located that it is accessible to fire engine. Main holes shall
be provided for inspection, repairs and insertion of suctions hose etc. the top
cover slab designed to with stand for vehicular load of 50 tons. Overflow of it
is collected in domestic static tank, so stagnation of water is prevented and
reserved storage capacity of fire fighting tank is maintained. The water storage
tank shall be provided with fire brigade collecting breaching with 4 number of
63 mm dia. instantaneous inlet arranged in a valve box at suitable point at
street level and connected to static tank by suitable fixed pipe of dia 150 mm to
discharge water in to tank it shall also be provided with Water Withdrawl
connection. All the provisions of static water storage tank shall confirm to
NBC-2005 and as per IS: 9668

7.2 TERRACE TANK

Over head tank of capacity 20,000 litters shall be provided at terrace level.
These tanks shall always keep reserved for firefighting only. The overhead
supply shall directly connect to fire fighting tank and overflow of it shall be
collected in to domestic overhead tank, so required reserve capacity of fire
fighting tank is maintained. All the provisions of overhead firewater tank shall
confirm to NBC-2005.

8. INTERNAL FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM (WET RISER SYSTEM)

8.1 .Wet Riser System, vertical rising main has been designed at location as
indicated in the floor plans. The wet riser system will compris of Internal Fire
Hydrants conforming to IS: 844, Hose reels with 40 meters long rubber Hose
Tubing with shut off nozzle conforming to IS: 884 along with fire hose cabinet,
fire hoses two lengths 15 m each conforming to IS: 903 have been included in
design.

8.2 .The location and number of Internal fire Hydrant points i.e. One Internal
Hydrant (with single landing valve) for 2826 m² area or part thereof to meet
the parameters given in the NBC have been designed and marked on plans.

8.3 Each fire hose cabinet shall consist of:-

a) 2 nos., 63 mm dia. 15m long rubberized fabric lined hose pipe as per IS: 636
type II, BIS marked fitted with instantaneous couplings.
b) Gunmetal/Stainless steel Male and Female instantaneous type coupling as
per IS: 903 with IS specification (BIS marked) are to be fitted on Delivery
Hoses.
c) Gunmetal/Stainless steel Branch pipe with nozzle as per IS: 903 one
number in each Hose cabinet.
 d) First aid fire hose reels with 20 mm dia 40 m long with 6.5 mm bore
gunmetal/Stainless steel nozzle as per IS:884
e) Fireman’s axe as per IS: 926.
f) The landing valve for internal Hydrant will be as per IS: 5290.

9. EXTERNAL HYDRANT:

Court yard hydrants will be provided around the building periphery @ 45m
C/C. Set of canvas hose pipe is provided for each courtyard hydrant.

10. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM:-

Provision of automatic sprinkler system for entire building including

basements.. One sprinkler will be provided per 9-12 sq. mt. of area. There will
be a separate loop for sprinklers at basement level from which one vertical
uptake will be provided. On this sprinkler riser, provision of tapping is kept
for individual floor area sprinkler alarm systems. Water supply from
underground firewater tank will be directly connected to the common
sprinkler riser. The entire sprinkler system will be feed from low-level fire
pumps. The pumps will be located at low levels in fire pump rooms adjacent
to fire water tank with an up feed to the sprinkler control valves.

Note: The sprinkler alarm valve and fire indication panel will be in
basement.

11. FIRE PUMP HOUSE:-

11.1 Fire Pump House shall be designed and located near the water source with
the positive suction to the pump inlets. The following types of Fire Pumps
shall be provided and installed in the Pump House.

Pumps Type Capacity

Main Fire Pump Centrifugal 2280 LPM
(Electrical) (Electrical)
Jockey Pump Centrifugal 180 LPM
(Electrical)
Diesel Engine Driven Fire Centrifugal (Standby) 2280 LPM
Pump(Stand By)
11.2 The pump house of adequate dimensions to house all the pumps with
suction, delivery pipes, fittings, starter control panel, air vessel, etc with
adequate circulation area is required
11.3 The pump control panel will consist of: TPN Switch and HRC switch both of
adequate capacity, selector switch ammeter, voltmeter and phase indicating
lights, single phase preventer, start and stop push buttons, auto manual
switch, auxiliary contractors for interlocking/sequence of operations and all
necessary gauges, fittings required to complete the system are to be housed in
the pump room.
11.4 Diesel pump will have a separate panel, also located in the same pump room.
The panel will have its separate battery, with battery charging device, and
auto manual changeover arrangement.
11.5 Air vessel with pressure switches incorporated on the delivery line of
adequate capacity will be installed in pump house.

12. FIRE MAINS

12.1 Fire Mains of 150 mm dia have been designed and marked on the drawings.
These shall be either MS or CI Pipe and conforming to relevant IS.
Underground mains will be laid not less than one meter deep from ground
level.

12.2 Above Ground Mains will be adequately supported at regular intervals. The
mains will be located two meters away from the face of the building.

12.3 The fire hydrant mains should be laid in rings or crossed linked rings to
make all mains interconnected. Adequate Number of sluice valves will be
provided for isolating any portion for purpose of repairs etc.

12.4 Yard Fire Hydrants (External Fire Hydrant System)

12.5 Yard Fire Hydrants (Stand post type) conforming to IS: 908 will be provided
at a distance of 45 meters each and is located at convenient place outside
buildings for uninterrupted smooth operation (as marked in the plans).

12.6 Provision for Fire service inlet, draw off connection and yard Fire Hydrants
have been marked on the drawings at Ground Floor levels as shown in the
architectural plans. The system will be laid as per IS: 13039.
12.7 There are courtyards in building. All these courtyards shall be provided
with two numbers each, 63 mm -dia fire hydrant with single head. Yard
hydrants composing of 63-mm single female instantaneous out let of gunmetal
along with necessary fittings capping from main headed conforming to IS: 02.
The yard hydrant shall be provided around the high rise tower block as well as
on approach road at interval of 45.0 m. All above provisional shall confirm to
NBC-2005.

13. PIPE PROTECTION

All pipes above ground and in exposed locations shall be painted with one
coat of red oxide primer and two or more coats of synthetic enamel paint of
approved shade.

14. FIRE BRIGADE CONNECTIONS:

14.1 The following fire brigade connections shall be provided to augment
the facility provided.

a) Fire brigade four way breaching connection to fire UGT.

b) Fire brigade connection to external ring main.
c) Fire water draw off connection.

15. MANUALLY OPERATED ELECTRICAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

15.1 Manual Fire alarm system (Electrically operated) with provision of manual
call points (Break Glass Type) to be installed in the corridor as per details in
the architectural drawings electrically connected to centrally located control
panel with provision of audible and visible alarm indication. The Panel will be
connected to stand by power back up through battery system. The provisions
of internal communication of two ways talk back system shall be incorporated
in MCP (Manual Call point) connected to main panel. Provision of Public
Address system with sufficient number of speaker and amplifier with
microphone to be provided near the main control panel for general
announcements during any emergency and evacuation. The system should be
as per IS:2189

15.2 To establish method of warning to the occupants or to warn occupants

regarding existence of fire, both Shopping Resort and Office buildings shall be
 equipped with manually operated electrical alarm. As per NBC- 2005, than
1000 Sq. m. per floor shall have manually operated electrical fire alarm
(MOEFA) as well as, as per NBC 10.2.1 buildings below shall have MOEFA
system and automatic Fire alarm system shall be provided with sounders /
indicators located in duty room / fire control room.

16. AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTION SYSTEM

Heat and smoke detectors are installed at 7m center throughout the building.
Basements meant for parking have heat detectors. Basements and common
areas have wired detectors with alarm and hooters. Detectors shall also be
provided above false ceiling, where required, as per code. System shall also be
provided with 3 hour backup power from 24 volts DC storage batteries.Panel kept in
basement control panel. These detectors are UL listed and CE certified. All the
floor panels will be hooked to the main panel. The main panel is pre-
programmed for running pre-recorded message on PA system, Dialling prefer
Telephon numbers in case of emergency. The entire system is state of art and
latest as the main panel can be hooked to any BMS system thru modem
anywhere.

17.BUILDING EVACUATION.
a) Fire alarm panel to have networking capability for expansion purpose.
b) Fire alarm panel to have capability of integration with 3rd party BMS.
c) Fire alarm to have following functionality:.
d) System Operation: Activation of any system fire, security, supervisory, trouble,
or status initiating device shall cause the following actions and indications at
all network displays with basic graphics and multiple detail screens.
e) Sound an audible alarm and display a custom screen/message defining the
building in alarm and the specific alarm point initiating the alarm in a graphic
display. The display shall provide standard NFPA graphical symbols
indicating hazardous materials and personnel situations critical to situation
management. Hazmat Icons must conform to NFPA standard 170 formats.
f) System should have display capacity to provide information related to
particular alarm condition.
g) Fire alarm panel should have two level of escalation. If any alarm condition is
initiated, local alarm to panels and low tone warning alarm should be
broadcast to Security Room. After conformation of alarm or unattended alarm
for defined duration, alarm should sound at higher volume level and
broadcast evacuation messages for occupant’s safety.
h) System should be password protected to avoid unauthorized access to panel
for acknowledgement, re-set etc.
B) LIFE SAFETY MEASURES

18.TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
The construction materials to be used in construction are confirmed to accepted
standard of NBCI 83-IV (4)

19. VENTILATION:-
Natural ventilation for staircase wells and lift shafts have been provided to ensure
clean environment and to meet allowable containment concentration from fresh
air and outside air as per clause 2.2.9 table – I NBC part -8 Section I.

20. SEGREGATION OF LIFT LOBBIES AND STAIR WELLS

Fire doors with two hours fire resistance will be provided at appropriate places
along the escape route and particularly at the entrance to the lift lobby and
stairwell where a funnel or flue effect may be created, inducing an upward spread
of fire and smoke. The installation of Fire check doors shall confirm to IS: 3614.
The walls enclosing the lift shafts shall have a minimum fire resistance of 2 hours.
Shafts shall have permanent vents at the top of 0.2m2 minimum free area. have a
minimum fire resistance of 1/2 hour. The maximum number of lifts in one bank
shall be four. The shaft for the fire lift in a lift bank shall be separated from the
adjacent lifts by brick masonry or RCC with a minimum fire resistance of 2 hours.
The lift machine room shall be separate from the shaft and shall not contain any
other machinery

21.FIRE EXIT:-
The requirement of exit ways and travel distance designed for the building as
shown in the floor plan.

22.DOORWAYS AND PASSAGES:-

The width of the doorways and passageways leading to final exit opening in
the corridor has been designed to meet standard requirements.

23. LIFTS:-
The Walls of lift enclosed shall have 230 Thk. Bank wall, having fire rating of 2
hours. All shafts are individually separated from each other by RCC wall. The lift
machine room is located on top of the shaft and separated from shaft by the floor
of the room. The lift car door and lift lobby door shall have fire resistance rating
of 1 hour and half-hour respectively. The lift shaft shall be maintained with
positive pressure of 50 Pa. All lift shall have telephone communication system
connected to fire control room. The escape root plan of each floor showing the
position of fire escape stair shall posted over lift door and floor number where
 written on each lift landing. One lift landing from each lift bank shall marked, as
fire lift, and it shall be available for exclusive use of the firemen in an emergency.
The fire lift will have specific speed to reach all the floor height in one-minute
travel distance. The alternate source of electrical supply shall be provided for fire
lift, with safe and separate cable route from the main supply of alternate source
of energy. The electrical circuit planning shall be such that in case of power
failure it comes down at the ground level and comes to stand still with door
open. All the lift ducts, lift car installation and machine room shall conform to
and according to part IV NBC.

Since the Building is more than 15 m height as such categorized as High Rise
Buildings and
there of needs designating one of the lifts as Fire Lift with provision of Fireman
Switch and facility for intercom (talkback) as per NBC requirements. All the
lifts travel from Ground Floor to Top Floor.

24.TRAVEL DISTANCE:-
The norms prescribed for meeting the travel distance have been kept in the view
for safe evacuation in the event of an emergency from all the blocks which are
22.5 meter for all floors and 15 meter for basement as per NBC.

25.REFUGE AREA:-
Balcony spaces and terrace are to be used as refuge area,or to provide Refuge
area at 24 mtr height

26.EMERGENCY AND ESCAPE LIGHTING:-

Emergency lighting in corridors, Passages, Staircases, Lobbies, operation of lifts
and fire pumps has been designed to be done by standby DG set conforming to
NBC Standards.

27.REFERENCE AND DESIGN GUIDELINE SOURCES

National Building code of India- (Latest Edition, 2005 – Part IV, Fire and Life
safety)

IS:3844 – Code of practice for installation and maintenance of internal fire

hydrants and hose reels on premises.
IS13039 – Code of practice for external hydrant system provision and
maintenance
IS9668 – Code of practice for provision and maintenance of water supplies and
fire fighting.
IS:2190 – Code of practice for selection, and maintenance of first aid fire
extinguishers.
IS:15683 – Portable fire Extinguishers – Performance and construction
specifications.

28.EMERGENCY EXIT SIGNAGE:-

31.1As per safety provisions given in Factories Act – 1948 and NBC emergency
exit passage ways leading to exit door are marked on floor with yellow lines
along with emergency exit signage with direction arrows are to be displayed
on the line of sight for smooth and safe evacuation. It is recommended that
emergency exit signage with direction arrows of approved type of electrically
illuminated or self glow photo luminescent.

32.2 Passage ways escape routes and exit doors shall be clearly marked and
always maintained free from obstructions and provided with emergency “Exit
Signage” with direction arrows of approved type to be visible during dark.

29.LIGHTNING PROTECTION
Two Lightning protections shall be provided for entire building over 15 Mtr in
height as per IS-2309.
 ENVIORNMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

S.No Environmental Potential Impacts Potential Source Of Impact Control Through Emp & Impact Evaluation Remarks
. Components Design
1. Groundwater Groundwater Construction phase  Septic tank and soak pit There would be no labour
Quality contamination  Waste water generated from camp on the site. No
labour colony, Labour facilities. significant impact as
majority of lobourers would
be locally deployed.
Operation phase No negative impact on In an unlikely
 Sewage treatment sludge  Sewage sludge to be treated ground water quality event of soil and
disposal on land and composted. envisaged. Not significant ground water
 Oil Contamination from  Tank Placed in a contamination,
underground tank storage containment facility. remediation
facilities. measures shall be
implemented.
2. Groundwater Groundwater Construction phase  Tanker water suppy is No ground water extraction
Quantity Depletion  Use of Ground water for proposed is propsoe . No significant
construction activity. impact on ground water
quantity envisaged.
Operation phase  Rain Water Harvesting No significant impact on
 Ground Water is in ancillary Scheme ground water quantity
source counting only for 6% of  Black and Grey water envisaged as shown by the
the total demand. from treatment and reuse water balance study
underground tank storage  Storm water collection and
facilities.However no use of holding for water
ground water is proposed for the harvesting
project.  Awareness Campaign for
reduced water use by user.
3. Surface water Surface Water Construction phase  Silt traps and other No off site impact envisaged
Quality contamination  Surface runoff from site during measures such as, as no surface water receiving
construction activity. additional on-site diversion body in impact zone
ditches will be constructed
to control surface run-off
during site development.
 Operation phase  Domestic water treatment No off site impact envisaged In case of any
 Discharge of domestic waste scheme developed to treat event of discharge
water to surface water body. the waste water so that it of water from the
can be reused for green belt site, the
development and for applicable water
flushing at toiliets. quality standards
will be
maintained as per
water Act based
on discharge
location on land /
surface water
body/ sewer
4. Air Quality Dust emissions Construction phase  Suitable control measures Not significant because dust During
 All heavy construction activities. will be adopted as per a generation will be construction
dust control plan. temporary and will settle phase the
fast due to dust suppression contractors are
techniques used advised to use
dust masks for
the employed
labour water
sprinkling for
suppression of
dust during
construction
phase.
Emission of SPM, Operation phase  Rapid on site construction Not Significant Regular
SO2, NOx and CO  Operation of construction and improved maintenance monitoring of
equipment and vehicles during of equipment emissions and
site development. control measures
to reduce the
emission levels.
 Operation phase  Use of ultra low Sulphur Not significant as D.G. set
 Power generation through D.G diesel. would be used as power
Set Operation.  Use of clean fuel if back- up (2-3 hours).
 Emission from vehicular traffic available in petrol pumps,
in operations.. Encouraging pedestrains,
cyclists and public
transport.
 Green belt to be provided
with specific species
reducing SPM levels.
5. Noise Noise Emission Construction phase  Use of well-maintained Residential areas are located Use of personal
Environment  Operation of construction equipment fitted with at least 1.0 km away from Protective
equipment and vehicles during silencers. the site and hence no noise Equipment (PPE)
site development.  Providing noise shields increase expected from the like earmuffs and
near the heavy construction project activities. Also, there earplugs during
operations are no sensitive receptors construction
located within near vicinity activities.
of site.
Operation phase  Green belt Development Not significant as nearest
 Noise from vehicles movement and development of silence receptor would be at a
 Noise from D.G. sets operations zones for traffic movement. distance of 100 m from the
 Providing Acoustic highway.
Enclosures on D.G. sets. Short-term exposure within
permissible limit.
6. Land Soil Construction phase  Construction debris will be Impact will be local, as any
Environment contamination  Disposal of construction Debris collected and suitably used waste generated will be
on site as per construction reused for construction
waste management plan. activities. Not significant.
 Operation phase  Proposed solid waste Since solid waste is handled
 Dumping of municipal solid management system for on the site, waste dumping
waste on land. waste collection, is not going to be allowed.
 Waste oil handling from D.G.sets segregation, treatment and Not significant.
disposal. The system
includes composting and
landfill of waste.
 Waste oil generated will be
sold to authorized Negligible impact
recyclers.
7. Biological Displacement of Construction phase  Protected species of trees The vegetation in the
Environment Flora and Fauna  Site Development during will be identified and proposed site is sparse
( Flora and on site construction. marked consisting of grasses and
Fauna) shrubs.
Operation phase  Suitable green belt will be Beneficial impact
 Increase of Green cover developed as per
landscaping plan in and
around the site using local
flora, which will enhance
the ecology.
8. Socio- Population Construction phase  Not Applicable No negative impact
Economic displacement and  Not Applicable as no population
Environment loss of income on site.
Operation phase  Project will provide Beneficial impact.
 Site operation employment opportunities
to the local people in terms
of labour during
construction and service
personnel during
operations
 Providing infrastructure to
the neighboring
communities
9. Traffic Pattern Increase of Construction phase  Heavy Vehicular No negative impact
Vehicular traffic  heavy Vehicular movement movement will be
during construction restricted to night time only
and adequate parking
facility will be provided.
Operation phase  Vehicular movement will No negative impact The site is located
 traffic due to visitors and staff be regulated inside the site near to bypass
once the site is operational. with adequate roads and oadr The existing
parking lots in the site. traffic is already
high and
incremental traffic
load due to
project operation
is not expected to
cause any
significant impact
in the existing
traffic pattern.