NOC from Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board for the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution was established by the Government of Karnataka on September 21, 1974, in accordance with the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Water Act will address the prevention and control of water contamination, as well as the preservation or restoration of water quality. Following the passage of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act in 1981, enforcement was delegated to the aforementioned Board. As a result, in 1985, the Board was renamed the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board. The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1981 is a law that addresses the prevention, control, and abatement of air pollution.

In addition to the aforementioned Acts, the Board is enforcing the following Rules and Notifications enacted under the Environment (Protection) Act of 1986:

• Rules for the Management and Transboundary Movement of Hazardous and Other Wastes, 2016.
• Notification of Environmental Impact Assessment, 2006.
• Bio-Medical Waste Management Regulations, 2016
• Plastic Waste Management Regulations, 2016
• Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules of 2000.
• Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules 2016
• Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016
• E-waste (Management) Regulations, 2016
• Amendment Rules for Batteries (Management and Handling), 2010.
• The 1991 Public Liability Insurance Act.
• Notification of Fly Ash in 1999 and 2008.

What are the objectives of KSPCB?

Sustainable Development: - Sustainable development is a broad term that encompasses the need for economic progress while also taking into account environmental conservation and social equality. Controlling the prevention of natural resources is referred to as preventive.

Waste Management: Waste Management is an excellent way to safeguard the environment.

Consumer awareness:  Consumer awareness can help reduce pollution by persuading the general people to use CFLs, paper bags, and public transportation instead of firecrackers, plastic bags, and other non-biodegradable products.

Compliance: In order to limit pollution in Karnataka, the KSPCB established specific criteria for companies and health care facilities.

What are the Functions of KSPCB?

• Make recommendations to the Karnataka government on any issue relating to the prevention and control of water and air pollution, as well as the improvement of air quality.
• Through the media, organize consumer awareness initiatives on the prevention and control of air and water pollution, as well as waste management.
• Collect, compile, and prepare technical and statistical data on contamination of the air and water.
• Set sewage and trade effluents standards, as well as emission standards for industrial plants, autos, and health care facilities.
• To assist with the development of new technology for sewage treatment, trade effluent treatment, and control equipment.
• Consent certificates are issued to industries that fit into several categories, such as Red, Orange, Green, and White.
• Issuing authorizations to companies and health-care facilities, which fall under the categories of Bio-Medical Waste Authorization and Hazardous Waste Management.
• Authorization, Plastic Waste Management, Battery Waste Management, and E-waste Authorization are all topics that need to be addressed.

Why KSPCB certification is important?

• For the formation of new industries or the continuation of established one.
• For the installation of a new or different electricity connections.
• For the installation of a new water connection or a change in an existing one.
• For acquiring a license from the Municipal Authority or renewing an existing one.
• To receive a police license or renew an eating house license to obtain a NOC from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
• Obtaining a letter of authorization from the Fire Department.
• For acquiring an International Trade License.

What are the Documents required to obtain NOC from KSPCB?

• Pan card for Authorized Persons
• Aadhar card for Authorized Persons
• In the case of a Partnership/Company Authorization letter,
• the unit's Pan card is required (except Proprietorship)
• CA Site Plan /Naksha
• FSSAI Certificate for food industries
• Letter for overall project cost
• Ownership Documentation
• GST Certificate for Water Bills

Who are entitle to obtain the KSPCB NOC?

So, the manufacturing units, Health care establishments, Traders, E-waste management entities, Solid waste management entities, Hazardous waste management entities, Battery waste management entities, Plastic waste management entities, Bio-medical waste management entities are eligible to apply for the NOC from KSPCB.

How Copbiz can assist you?

• Guidance in obtaining the NOC from SPCB
• Consultation from our professional team
• Drafting the application for NOC and regular monitoring with the Authority Concern
• Arranging and providing the required documents 
• Delivering of License
• End-to-end Assistance