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....be certified by organisations like Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) www.igbc.in, Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA) www.grihaindia.org, and other national & international agencies. SEZ developer/ co-developer can avail technical services from consultants, material & equipment suppliers. Information of such consultants, suppliers can be obtained from IGBC. (a) Optimization of Use of Energy: (i) All new buildings within SEZ should be energy efficient as per the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC), 2008. Note: Process loads for industrial buildings are excluded. a. Envelope, Cooling, Heating and Lighting would comply with the ECBC requirements b. For such of those building types (factories, homes, schools, etc.,) not addressed by ECBC, projects would comply with requirements of appropriate IGBC rating programme or other equivalent programmes. (ii) For SEZs where the air-conditioning requirements are equal to and ab....
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....ast 50% of external lighting load shall be installed with luminaries having atleast BEE 3 star rating or equivalent. Note: The usage of incandescent lamps is not allowed. d. All street lights shall be installed with automatic dusk to dawn controls (iii) Internal Lighting in common spaces (foyers, stair case, corridors, etc.,) if in the scope of the developer, should comply with the following: a. Atleast 10% of internal lighting load in common spaces should use 'LED' b. Atleast 50% of the load should be installed with luminaries having atleast BEE 3 star rating or equivalent. Note: The usage of incandescent lamps is not allowed. (iv) Units are encouraged to achieve a minimum of 2% of total estimated energy consumption for each zone or 5 kW/ hectare, whichever is lower, should be generated in-situ through solar or building integrated photovoltaic or other forms of renewable energy. Over a period of 10 years, the aim is to see that the solar/ other for....
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.... (d) Waste Management: (i) Developer should provide centralised collection & storage area for recyclable waste such as paper, glass, metal, cardboard, plastics, e-waste & organic waste, as applicable. Also, developer should identify/ appoint local vendors to handle (segregate & collect) and divert waste from both individual units & centralised collection area to reuse and/or recycle. Note: Individual units must segregate recyclable waste. (ii) SEZs with industrial units should have centralised or unit dependant primary treatment facilities to treat industrial solid waste (hazardous & non-hazardous) in accordance with State/ Central Pollution Control Board norms, whichever is more stringent. (iii) Garbage segregation should be as per Solid Waste Rules of 2000. (iv) Have a system in place to segregate waste during construction and subsequent reuse or recycling. (e) Plantation: (i) &....
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....; Developer/ co-developer/Units to provide for facilities for more than 50% of parking requirement either in multi-level car parking or building basement, to reduce heat island effect. For remaining requirement of parking, other methods can be adopted. (iii) Facilitate proximity to alternative modes of local mass transportation (rail and/ or bus). In the event of such facilities not being available, provide shuttle services to the nearest rail or bus services. (iv) Provide bicycle lanes and exclusive bicycle parking facilities to encourage occupants to cycle within the SEZ. (v) Provide exclusive lanes for comfortable pedestrian street access within SEZ. (vi) Provide high level of internal connectivity through street network within SEZ. (vii) SEZs should be provided with basic amenities such as banks, ATM's, restaurants, super market, clinic/ hospital, pharmacy, stationary, etc., to improve occupant comfort and minimise transportation. (h) &n....