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What is CGWA?
Although Water is a State subject, the regulation of ground water abstraction is being done at both Central and State levels. At the central level, Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) constituted in January 1997 under sub-section (3) of Section 3 of the Environment Protection Act 1986 as per direction of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, has been vested with responsibility for regulation and control of groundwater development and management.
CGWA has been granted the powers to, amongst others, regulate and control, manage and develop ground water in the entire country and to issue necessary directions for this purpose. The Authority regulates in 20 States/ UTs (14 States/ UTs. Have their own Acts and 2 States are regulating under some GO). In these States, NOCs for ground water withdrawal are granted by the respective SGWAs or designated authority.
CGWA regulates ground water development and management by issuing 'No Objection Certificates' (NOC) for ground water extraction to industries or infrastructure projects or Mining Projects etc.
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The Powers of CGWA (Central Ground Water Authority)
The Authority has been conferred with the following powers and functions:
- Exercise of powers under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for issuing directions and taking such measures in respect of all the matters referred to in sub-section (2) of section 3 of the said Act.
- To resort to penal provisions contained in sections 15 to 21 of the said Act.
- To regulate and control, management and development of ground water in the country and to issue necessary regulatory directions for the purpose.
- Exercise of powers under section 4 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for the appointment of officers.
CGWA NOC For Water Boring & Tube Well
Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) is a statutory body of India under Section 3 of the Environmental (Protection) Act 1986, for regulating groundwater abstraction, its usage, and monitoring. The authority functions by issuing No Objection Certificates.
CGWA has issued Guidelines from time to time for evaluation of proposals/requests for ground water abstraction with the objective of ensuring sustainability of ground water both in terms of quantity and quality, looking into the variations in availability of water in different climatic regions and diverse hydro-geological conditions in various States of the country.
CGWA regulates ground water development and management by issuing 'No Objection Certificates' (NOC) for ground water extraction to industries or infrastructure projects or Mining Projects etc. Necessary conditions for implementation by the proponent are laid down in the NOC issued by CGWA.
What is NOC from CGWA?
No objection certificate from central ground water authority is a legal permission to abstract underground water from borewell and open wells. As per CGWA New Guidelines 2020, all new and existing industries, infrastructure projects and mining projects abstracting groundwater will be required to obtain NOC from CGWA.
The entire process of No Objection Certificate (NOC) is carried out online through a web-based application system. Bhoojal Survey provides consultancy services for filing of NOC application as per CGWA guidelines.
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How to obtain NOC from CGWA?
NOC from CGWA can be obtained through NOCAP portal.
Steps for getting NOC from CGWA
- Check eligibility criteria
- Create profile on NOCAP portal
- Enter details of project and upload relevant documents for getting NOC
- Fresh NOC application fees is 10,000/-
- After successful submission of application you can track application in portal
- Application is verified by CGWA authority
- Once application is accepted NOC can be downloaded from portal
At Bhoojal Survey we provide consultancy services for getting NOC from CGWA.
What are the charges for getting NOC from CGWA?
10,000 Rs application processing fees for fresh NOC.
5,000 Rs application processing fees for Renewal of NOC.
Applications will be accepted only after complete payment of application fee, Advance Ground Water Charges and Penalty, if any.
Who are exempted from Getting NOC from CGWA?
Following categories of consumers shall be exempted from seeking No Objection Certificate for ground water extraction:
- Individual domestic consumers in both rural and urban areas for drinking water and domestic uses.
- Rural drinking water supply schemes.
- Armed Forces Establishments and Central Armed Police Forces establishments in both rural and urban areas.
- Agricultural activities
List of Documents required for getting NOC from CGWA?
- Proposal for rain water harvesting/ recharge within the premises as per Model Building Bye Laws issued by Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs.
- Completion certificate from the concerned agency for infrastructure projects requiring water for commercial use
- Details of water requirement computed as per National Building Code
- Water availability or non availability affidavit
- Certificate of non-availability of water from local government water supply agency in respect of all categories of assessments units for commercial use
- In cases where dewatering is involved, submission of impact assessment report is required
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Above mentioned is a general list of documents required. Complete list of documents may vary for industrial, infrastructure or mining projects.
What is the Validity period of NOC from CGWA?
NOC from CGWA has a validity period which differs on the basis of assessment unit or category in which industry falls.
Below table provides detail on NOC validity period:
| Category | Use | Term of renewal |
|---|---|---|
| Over exploited | All users in 'Over-exploited areas' | 2 years |
| Critical, Semi-critical and safe | Infrastructure projects for drinking & domestic use and urban Water Supply Agencies | 5 years |
| Industries | 3 years | |
| Mines | 2 years |
What is categorization of assessment units by CGWA?
The Assessment Units are the Blocks/Mandals/Taluks/Firkas etc. which are considered as units for ground water resources assessment.
The Assessment Units are categorized on the basis of Stage of Ground Water Development and long term water level trend.
Assessment units are categorized in 4 areas:
- Safe area: Area categorized as SAFE from the ground water resources point of view, based on the latest ground water resources assessment carried out jointly by CGWB and State ground water organizations.
- Semi-critical area: Area categorized as SEMI-CRITICAL from the ground water resources point of view, based on the latest ground water resources assessment carried out jointly by CGWB and State ground water organizations.
- Critical area: Area categorized as CRITICAL from the ground water resources point of view, based on the latest ground water resources assessment carried out jointly by CGWB and State ground water organisations.
- Over-exploited area: Area categorized as OVER-EXPLOITED from the ground water resources point of view, based on the latest ground water resources assessment carried out jointly by CGWB and State ground water organisations. Details available on the websites of NOCAP and CGWB on categorization of assessment units.
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What is Ground water abstraction/ restoration charges?
Ground water abstraction charges are charges to be paid for abstraction of ground water while applying for NOC from CGWA.
Ground water charges differ on basis of quantum of total water abstracted and type of assessment unit an industry, infrastructure project falls into.
All industries/mining/ infrastructure projects drawing ground water in safe, semi-critical and critical assessment units will have to pay ground water abstraction charges based on quantum of ground water extraction and category of assessment unit as per CGWA guidelines.
Existing industries, infrastructure units and mining projects which have installed/constructed artificial recharge structures in compliance of the conditions prescribed in the groundwater guidelines prevailing at the time of grant of No Objection Certificate or its renewal shall be eligible for a rebate of 50% (fifty percent) in the ground water abstraction charges/ground water restoration charges, subject to their satisfactory performance and verification.
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What are general compliance conditions after getting NOC from CGWA?
General compliance conditions in No Objection Certificate:
- Installation of digital water flow meter with telemetry on Borewells
- Calibration of flow meter on yearly basis from an authorized agency
- Rainwater harvesting structure implementation
- Construction of purpose-built observation wells (piezometers) for ground water level monitoring
- Ground water quality test
Above mentioned are general compliances to be followed after getting NOC from CGWA. Bhoojal survey provides consultancy services for working on compliances.
What is renewal of NOC from CGWA?
No objection certificate awarded from Central ground water authority has a validity period and renewal of certificate is to be filed prior expiry of Validity of NOC from CGWA.
Renewal of NOC is awarded on the basis of successful compliance of all the conditions mentioned in NOC. Bhoojal Survey provides consultancy services for renewal of NOC from CGWA.
What are the conditions for No objection certificate renewal?
No objection certificate shall be renewed periodically, subject to the compliance of the conditions mentioned therein.
- The applicant shall apply for renewal of No Objection Certificate at least ninety days prior to expiry of its validity
- Application for renewal of No Objection Certificate shall be accompanied by the Compliance Report
- Before granting renewal, Central Ground Water Authority or State/ UT Authority shall satisfy itself that the conditions of No Objection Certificate have been complied with
CGWA NOC Renewal Certificate
What is the Validity period of NOC from CGWA?
NOC from CGWA has a validity period which differs on the basis of assessment unit or category in which industry falls.
Below table provides detail on NOC validity period:
| Category | Use | Term of renewal |
|---|---|---|
| Over exploited | All users in 'Over-exploited areas' | 2 years |
| Critical, Semi-critical and safe | Infrastructure projects for drinking & domestic use and urban Water Supply Agencies | 5 years |
| Industries | 3 years | |
| Mines | 2 years |
Documents required for renewal of NOC from CGWA?
- Affidavit on compliance of NOC conditions for renewal cases
- Self compliance report
- Impact assessment report
- Approval from wet land authority
- Application fees receipt
- Water non availability certificate
What is Environment compensation in NOC from CGWA?
Extraction of ground water for commercial use by industries, infrastructure units and mining projects without a valid No Objection Certificate from appropriate authority shall be considered illegal and such entities shall be liable to pay Environmental Compensation for the quantum of ground water so extracted.
What is digital water flow meter with telemetry?
Digital Water Flow meters is a device used to measure the flow rate of water or steam flowing through a pipe.
Digital flow meter is connected at the delivery pipe of borewell to determine flow rate of water and total water abstracted from a borewell.
The telemetry system installed along with digital water flow meter has Data Management Software capable of running on a standard PC.
Data Collection Unit or telemetry system is capable of taking data from meter, pump etc. and posting in Data Management Software.
Telemetry system will ensures water meter real time data which is quantum of withdrawal of groundwater can be accessed by CGWA.
Mandatory Compliance conditions:
- Installation of tamper proof digital water flow meter with telemetry on all the abstraction structure(s) shall be mandatory for all users seeking No Objection Certificate and intimation regarding their installation shall be communicated to the CGWA within 30 days of grant of No Objection Certificate.
- Proponents shall mandatorily get water flow meter calibrated from an authorized agency once in a year.
- Construction of purpose-built observation wells (piezometers) for ground water level monitoring shall be mandatory as per Section 14 of Guidelines. Water level data shall be made available to CGWA through web portal. Detailed guidelines for construction of piezometers are given in Annexure-II of the guidelines.
- Proponents shall monitor quality of ground water from the abstraction structure(s) once in a year. Water samples from bore wells/ tube wells / dug wells shall be collected during April/May every year and analysed in NABL accredited laboratories for basic parameters (cations and anions), heavy metals, pesticides/ organic compounds etc. Water quality data shall be made available to CGWA through the web portal.
- In case of mining projects, additional key wells shall be established in consultation with the Regional Director, CGWB for ground water level monitoring four (4) times a year (January, May, August and November) in core as well as buffer zones of the mine.
- In case of mining project the firm shall submit water quality report of mine discharge/ seepage from Govt. approved/ NABL accredited lab.
- The firm shall report compliance of the NOC conditions online in the website (www.cgwa-noc.gov.in) within one year from the date of issue of this NOC.
- Industries abstracting ground water in excess of 100 m³/d shall undertake annual water audit through certified auditors and submit audit reports within three months of completion of the same to CGWA. All such industries shall be required to reduce their ground water use by at least 20% over the next three years through appropriate means.
- Application for renewal can be submitted online from 90 days before the expiry of NOC. Ground water withdrawal, if any, after expiry of NOC shall be illegal & liable for legal action as per provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
- This NOC is subject to prevailing Central/State Government rules/laws/norms or Court orders related to construction of tube well/ground water abstraction structure / recharge or conservation structure/discharge of effluents or any such matter as applicable.
CGWA NOC Compliance
General conditions:
- No additional ground water abstraction and/or de-watering structures shall be constructed for this purpose without prior approval of the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
- The proponent shall seek prior permission from CGWA for any increase in quantum of groundwater abstraction (more than that permitted in NOC for specific period).
- Proponents shall install roof top rain water harvesting in the premise as per the existing building bye laws in the premise.
- The project proponent shall take all necessary measures to prevent contamination of ground water in the premises failing which the firm shall be responsible for any consequences arising thereupon.
- In case of industries that are likely to contaminate the ground water, no recharge measures shall be taken up by the firm inside the plant premises. The runoff generated from the rooftop shall be stored and put to beneficial use by the firm.
- Wherever feasible, requirement of water for greenbelt (horticulture) shall be met from recycled / treated waste water.
- Wherever the NOC is for abstraction of saline water and the existing wells (s) is /are yielding fresh water, the same shall be sealed and new tubewell(s) tapping saline water zone shall be Constructed within 3 months of the issuance of NOC. The firm shall also ensure safe disposal of saline residue, if any.
- Unexpected variations in inflow of ground water into the mine pit, if any, shall be reported to the concerned Regional Director, Central Ground Water Board.
- In case of violation of any NOC conditions, the applicant shall be liable to pay the penalties as per Section 16 of Guidelines.
- This NOC does not absolve the proponents of their obligation / requirement to obtain other statutory and administrative clearances from appropriate authorities.
- The issue of this NOC does not imply that other statutory / administrative clearances shall be granted to the project by the concerned authorities. Such authorities would consider the project on merits and take decisions independently of the NOC.
- In case of change of ownership, new owner of the industry will have to apply for incorporation of necessary changes in the No Objection Certificate with documentary proof within 60 days of taking over possession of the premises.
- This NOC is being issued without any prejudice to the directions of the Hon'ble NGT/court orders in cases related to ground water or any other related matters.
- Proponents, who have installed/constructed artificial recharge structures in compliance of the NOC granted to them previously and have availed rebate of upto 50% (fifty percent) in the ground water abstraction charges/ground water restoration charges, shall continue to regularly maintain artificial recharge structures.
- Industries which are likely to cause ground water pollution e.g. Tanning, Slaughter Houses, Dye, Chemical/ Petrochemical, Coal washeries, pharmaceutical, other hazardous units etc. (as per CPCB list) need to undertake necessary well head protection measures to ensure prevention of ground water pollution as per Annexure III of the guidelines.
- In case of new infrastructure projects having ground water abstraction of more than 20 m³/day, the firm/entity shall ensure implementation of dual water supply system in the projects.
- In case of infrastructure projects, paved/parking area must be covered with interlocking/perforated tiles or other suitable measures to ensure groundwater infiltration/harvesting.
- In case of coal and other base metal mining projects, the project proponent shall use the advance dewatering technology (by construction of series of dewatering abstraction structures) to avoid contamination of surface water.
- The NOC issued is conditional subject to the conditions mentioned in the Public notice dated 27.01.2021 failing which penalty/EC/cancellation of NOC shall be imposed as the case may be.
- This NOC is issued subject to the clearance of Expert Appraisal Committee (EAC) (if applicable).
- In the self-compliance report, the PP shall submit details of Drilling Agency/ Agencies, which has/ have constructed BW(s)/ TW(s) along with undertaking to the effect that all necessary measures have been taken as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court provided in Annexure-VII of guidelines dated 24.09.2020 in respect of abandoned/ failed BW(s)/ TW(s)/Piezometer(s), if any. The PP is advised to engage registered drilling agency/ agencies. In the event of any mishap/ unfortunate incident due to negligence in taking measures for prevention of accident due to falling in Bore Well, both PP and concerned drilling agency shall jointly be held responsible and penal action as per extant Government rules shall be taken.
(Non-compliance of the conditions mentioned above is likely to result in the cancellation of NOC and legal action against the proponent.)
Here are some of the most common FAQs related to NOC CGWA
What is NOC CGWA?
CGWA has issued Guidelines from time to time for evaluation of proposals/requests for ground water abstraction with the objective of ensuring sustainability of ground water both in terms of quantity and quality, looking into the variations in availability of water in different climatic regions and diverse hydro-geological conditions in various States of the country. CGWA regulates ground water development and management by issuing 'No Objection Certificates' (NOC) for ground water extraction to industries or infrastructure projects or Mining Projects etc. Necessary conditions for implementation by the proponent are laid down in the NOC issued by CGWA.
The Authority has been conferred with the following powers:
- Exercise of powers under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for issuing directions and taking such measures in respect of all the matters referred to in sub-section (2) of section 3 of the said Act.
- To resort to penal provisions contained in sections 15 to 21 of the said Act.
- To regulate and control, management and development of ground water in the country and to issue necessary regulatory directions for the purpose.
- Exercise of powers under section 4 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for the appointment of officers.
Which type of industries shall not be granted No Objection Certificate (NOC)? New industry and expansion of existing industries except those falling under MSME category (other than PDWs) located in over-exploited assessment units involving increase in quantum of ground water shall not be granted NOC.
States in which CGWA is issuing NOC for Ground water withdrawal?
In the States of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tripura, Uttarakhand, and in UTs of Andaman & Nicobar, and Daman, Diu & Dadra Nagar Haveli.
States in which CGWA is not issuing NOC for Ground water withdrawal?
CGWA does not Issue NOC for ground water withdrawal in the States of Andhra Pradesh, NCT Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and West Bengal and in UTs of Chandigarh, Puducherry, Lakshadweep and Ladakh.
Who should obtain No Objection Certificate (NOC) from CGWA?
Industrial / Infrastructural / Mining Projects/ Government Water Supply Agencies in Urban Areas which are either existing, new or are under expansion and requiring to withdraw ground water have to obtain NOC from CGWA.
Where should project proponent submit the application for NOC from CGWA?
Project proponent has to submit the application online on the website http://cgwa-noc.gov.in.
What is the role of Bhoojal survey in NOC from CGWA?
Bhoojal survey provides consultancy services for getting NOC from CGWA. Bhoojal's Team collects all the required documents and submit application as per CGWA guidelines.
Services provided by Bhoojal Survey
- NOC from CGWA
- Renewal of NOC from CGWA
- Submission of self compliance report
- Surrender of NOC to CGWA
- Modification, Updation of NOC for Expansion project
Which type of infrastructure projects is not eligible for seeking No Objection Certificate (NOC) in OE Areas?
Except following 7 categories, no infrastructure project is eligible for NOC in OE areas.
- Special Economic Zone
- Metro Stations/ Railway Stations/ Bus Depots
- Airport, Seaport, Logistics, Cargo & Warehouse
- Highway Infrastructure
- Fire Station
- Hospitals & Nursing Home
- Educational Institutions including schools, colleges, universities, coaching institutes, training centres/ skill development centers
What is the fees for Applying NOC from CGWA?
Fees for NOC application
| Fresh NOC | Rs. 10000 |
| Renewal of NOC | Rs. 5000 |
| Extension of NOC | Rs. 5000 |
| Issuance of corrigendum of NOC | Rs. 5000 |
| Expansion of NOC | Rs. 5000 |
Processing of Applications for Fresh NOC and Renewal of NOC?
Applications received in Regional Offices shall be verified, processed and approved and NOC shall be processed and disbursed for ground water abstraction.
NOC shall be issued for the period as per assessment unit category and type of water use as mentioned below:
| Category | Use | Validity of NOC |
|---|---|---|
| Critical, Semi-critical and Safe | Infrastructure projects for drinking & domestic use and urban Water Supply Agencies | 5 years |
| Industries | 3 years | |
| Mines | 2 years | |
| Over exploited | All users in 'Over-exploited areas' | 2 years |
What is the mode of payment of processing fee, abstraction fee and restoration charges?
One year advance Payment is to be made online through link given in NOCAP Bharatkosh (website: Bharatkosh.gov.in) before submission of application. Arrears/ EC/ Penalty, if applicable will be communicated later on approval of application and will have to be deposited against the application within stipulated period by logging in into one's account.
What are ground water abstraction charges and who need to pay it?
Ground water abstraction charges are amount to be paid against ground water withdrawal based on type of water use, the quantum of ground water extraction and category of assessment unit. All residential apartments/ group housing societies/ Government water supply agencies in urban areas / Industries / Mining/ Infrastructure projects drawing ground water in safe, semi-critical and critical assessment units will have to pay ground water abstraction charges.
Who need to pay ground water restoration charges?
All existing Mining / Infrastructure projects / Industries (including MSMEs) and new MSMEs (other than PDWs), new infrastructure (falling in 7 categories in Ans- 7) and new mining projects drawing ground water in over-exploited assessment units will have to pay ground water restoration charges based on their quantum of ground water extraction.
Which projects are exempted from paying groundwater abstraction charges?
The projects which are abstracting saline groundwater are exempted from paying groundwater abstraction charges. However, in case of delay in submission of application, EC will be charged at the rates prescribed for Safe Area.
Will new projects falling under Over-exploited assessment units be required to apply for NOC from competent authority?
Only new industries falling under MSME (other than PDWs) can apply for NOC for ground water abstraction in OE assessment units. New industries falling in other categories can obtain NOC only for drinking/domestic use for work force and greenbelt development. Further New mining Projects and New Infrastructure Projects can apply for NOC in OE areas.
Is expansion of existing industries falling under over-exploited assessment units involving increase in quantum of groundwater abstraction allowed?
Expansion of existing industries involving increase in quantum of ground water withdrawal falling under Over-exploited assessment units is permitted only for MSME sector.
Which type of industries need to submit Impact Assessment Reports?
All industrial projects extracting / proposing to extract ground water in excess of 100 m³/day and up to 500 m³/day ground water in over-exploited, critical and semi-critical areas shall have to mandatorily submit Impact Assessment Report with Analytical Modelling Report.
For GW Extraction above 500 KLD in OCS blocks shall have to mandatorily submit Impact Assessment Report with Mathematical Modelling Report. Also in safe areas underlain by hard rock, industries drawing >500 m³/day and in safe areas underlain by alluvium/ soft rock, industries drawing >2000 m³/day are required to submit impact assessment report with Mathematical Modelling.
Will it be allowed to apply for renewal after validity expiry of NOC?
Yes, but the project proponent shall be liable to pay environmental compensation for the period starting from the date of expiry of NOC, till NOC is renewed by the competent authority.
Is there any provision of extension of NOC?
Yes, extension of NOC will be allowed in case proponent is unable to construct well(s) during the validity period of NOC.
Which type of industries shall not be granted No Objection Certificate (NOC)?
New industry and expansion of existing industries except those falling under MSME category (other than PDWs) located in over-exploited assessment units involving increase in quantum of ground water shall not be granted NOC.
How extension of NOC will be accorded and for how many years?
Proponent will have to apply for extension of NOC with valid reason along with supportive documents. Other conditions will remain the same as that for fresh NOC. Extension of NOC will be granted for the maximum period of 2 years. Creation of facility for online request for extension in NOCAP is in process and will be functional shortly.
What will happen in case of nonpayment of EC/ Penalty/ Arrears (if applicable) after approval of NOC?
If the applicant fails to deposit required charges abstraction/restoration charges within the prescribed time limit, the application shall be liable to rejection (even after approval).
Is installation of Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) mandatory for all residential apartments/ Group Housing Societies?
Installation of Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) shall be mandatory for all new residential apartments/ Group Housing Societies where ground water requirement is more than 20 m³/day.
What kind of project needs to submit consent / approval from the wetland authorities?
Projects falling within the 500 m. periphery of demarcated wetland area shall mandatorily need to submit consent/approval from the appropriate wetland authorities/ State Authority/ or any other appropriate local government authority to establish their projects in the area.
What are the documents required for Getting NOC from CGWA?
List of Documents required for Industrial Projects for Fresh NOC
| Sl. No. | Documents | Withdrawal Less than 10 KLD | Withdrawal between 10 to 100 KLD | Withdrawal more than 100 KLD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh (Industry) | ||||
| 1. | Consent to Establish/Operate from State pollution Control Board or letter from MoEF, or letter from State level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority or any other letter from statutory agencies indicating date of commencement of project. | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 2. | Certificate/Affidavit of non/partial availability of water from local government water supply agency in respect of all categories of assessment units | No | Yes | Yes |
| 3. | Ground water quality report of existing ground water abstraction structure from NABL accredited/ govt. approved lab (In case of saline). | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 4. | Impact Assessment Report with GW modeling In OE areas | No | No | Yes |
| 5. | In OE Areas MSME Certificate in case of MSME (in case of water requirement is 10 KLD or more in OE areas, for new projects only) or Certificate of Medium Enterprise if groundwater requirement is less than 10 KLD | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 6. | If located in Industrial Areas declared by Central/ State Govt, Documentary Proof of same | No | No | Yes |
Documents required for renewal of NOC from CGWA?
List of Documents required for Industrial Projects for renewal of NOC from CGWA
| Sl. No. | Documents | Withdrawal Less than 10 KLD | Withdrawal between 10 to 100 KLD | Withdrawal more than 100 KLD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renewal (Industry) | ||||
| 1. | Site Inspection/ Self-inspection report (pl refer NOCAP portal, www.cgwa-noc.gov.in) and compliance report | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 2. | Water audit reports by certified auditors (in case of water requirement is more than 100 KLD) as per guidelines. | No | No | Yes |
| 3. | Certificate/Affidavit of non/partial availability of water from local government water supply agency in respect of all categories of assessment units | No | Yes | Yes |
| 4. | Ground water quality report of existing ground water abstraction structure from NABL accredited/govt. approved lab (In case of saline) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 5. | Impact Assessment Report with GW modeling in OE areas | No | Yes | Yes |
| 6. | Documentary proof justifying the increase of quantum of GW abstraction. | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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