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Notified Guidelines to Regulate
and Control Ground Water
Extraction in India – Need for
Amusement and Water Park
Industry
D. Chakraborty
Sr. Scientist (Retd.)
CGWA, New Delhi
Applicability
 Guidelines will come in force with immediate effect from
issue of Notification with prospective effect.
 Guidelines will have pan-India applicability.
 CGWA guidelines shall prevail in case of inconsistency
with State guidelines.
 If the State has more stringent provisions, the State
provisions shall prevail.
Salient features of Guidelines
General Conditions
● Applications to be processed with due regard to ground
water availability.
● Independent agencies to be engaged to verify
complianace of NOC conditions.
● All industries abstracting GW to the tune of 100 m3/day
or more to have regular water audits through CII/ FICCI/
NPC/PHD Chambers certified auditors.
Salient features of Guidelines
General Conditions for Projects
● Existing industries drawing more than 100 m3/day in OE areas to
reduce GW consumption by 20% over a period of 3 years.
● All industries drawing GW to the tune of 100 m3/day or more in
OCS areas to submit report on impact on GW withdrawal on GW
regime including socio-economic aspect.
● NOC may be issued subject to the condition that the proponent
will submit Impact Assessment Report prepared by Accredited
Consultant (Critical & Semi-critical units) and Water Audit
Report (Critical, Semi-critical & Safe units) prepared by certified
auditors.
● Over Exploited Assessment Units shall continue to be processed
as per the notified guidelines dated 24/9/2020.
Salient features of Guidelines
A: The Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization from following
are eligible to prepare such reports.
NABET Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization
RGNGWTRI – CGWB Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization.
Accredited consultants are eligible to prepare Impact Assessment and
Hydrogeological Repots for any part of India.
B: The agencies identified for water audit are:
Confederation of Indian Industries (CII).
Federation Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
National Productivity Council (NPC).
PHED Chamber of Commerce.
Internationally certified auditors.
Salient features of Guidelines
GW Restoration/ Abstraction charges
● Groundwater Restoration/ Abstraction Charges introduced.
● All users seeking NOC in OE areas to pay Ground Water Restoration
Charges
● All users seeking NOC in Safe, Semi-critical and Critical areas to pay
Ground Water Abstraction Charges.
● The revenue generated from the proposed water abstraction/ restoration
charges to be kept in a separate fund for implementation of site specific
suitable demand/ supply side interventions.
Ground Water Abstraction Charges
Infrastructure Projects and Other Industries
S.No. Category of
area
Quantum of ground water withdrawal (m3/day)
<200
m3/day
200 to
<1000
m3/day
1000 to
<5000
m3/day
>5000 m3/day
and above
Rates of GW abstraction charges (Rs. per m3)
1 Safe 1 2 3 5
2 Semi-critical 2 3 5 8
3 Critical 4 6 8 10
Ground Water Restoration Charges
Infrastructure Projects and Other Industries
S.No. Category of
area
Quantum of ground water withdrawal
<200
m3/day
200 to
<1000
m3/day
1000 to
<5000
m3/day
>5000 m3/day
and above
Rates of GW restoration charges (Rs. per m3)
1 Over-exploited
(existing
industries/
new Industries
as per the
present
Guidelines)
6 10 16 20
Salient features of Guidelines
Implementation of Ground water Recharge
● Roof-top Rain Water Harvesting (RTRWH) and
recharge in the premises mandatory.
● Industries that are likely to pollute GW to adopt
RTRWH with storage.
Salient features of Guidelines
Infrastructure Projects
 Existing/ New public infrastructure projects permitted in
all areas.
 No NOC for new Water Park/ Theme Park/ Amusement
Park in OE units
 In OE assessment units, use of ground water for
construction activity for infrastructure projects to be
permitted only if no treated sewage water is available
within 10 km radius of the site.
Salient features of Guidelines
Robust Monitoring Mechanism
• Comprehensive MIS utilizing the latest ICT tools for
centralized monitoring of compliance
• Online monitoring of GW extraction and water levels through
installation of digital flow meters with telemetry
• Designating all technical officers of CGWB/ State Ground
Water organization as authorized officers for periodic field
inspection and monitoring of compliance.
• District Industry/ Revenue Officers/ Agriculture Officer to act
as Authorized Officers.
• Independent agencies to be engaged for monitoring
compliance of NOC conditions.
• Steep hike in penalties proposed for violation of NOC
conditions
NOC by CGWA/ States
States where NOC are being accorded by
respective States/ UTs
1. Andhra Pradesh 2. Goa
3. Himachal Pradesh 4. Jammu & Kashmir
5. Karnataka 6. Kerala
7. NCT Delhi 8. Tamil Nadu
9. Telangana 10. West Bengal
11. Chandigarh 12. Puducherry
13. Lakshadweep 14. Punjab
15. Uttar Pradesh
NOC Procedure
Web Based Application for
Receipt and Issue of NOC for Abstraction of Ground Water
“NOCAP”
(www.cgwa-noc.gov.in)
NOC Applications Categories
LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED - INDUSTRY
ANNUAL WATER AUDIT FOR GW REQUIREMENT > 100 CMD
GW ABSTRACTION / RESTORATION CHARGES AS PER RATES
APPLICABLE
LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED - INFRASTRUCTURE
STP IS MANDATORY FOR GW REQUIREMENT > 20 CMD
GW ABSTRACTION / RESTORATION CHARGES CHARGES AS PER RATES
APPLICABLE
APPLICANT INTERFACE
New User Registration
New User Registration
Once Registration is Completed, User id and Password are
generated
Applicant Login
GENERAL INFORMATION AND
LOCATION DETAILS
LOCATION DETAILS
LAND USE DETAILS
LAND USE AND OTHER
DETAILS
WATER REQUIREMENT DETAILS
BREAK UP OF WATER
REQUIREMENT
RECYCLED WATER USAGE
GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION
STRUCTURES EXISTING
GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION
STRUCTURES EXISTING
GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION
STRUCTURES PROPOSED
GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION
STRUCTURES PROPOSED
OTHER DETAILS
SELF DECLARATION
ATTACHMENTS
FINAL SUBMISSION OF ONLINE
APPLICATION
ONCE SUBMITTED ONLINE APPLICATION FORM IS
GENERATED
POINTS TO REMEMBER WHILE SUBMITTING
THE NOCAP APPLICATION
1. Online Application Form Once Submitted, cannot be
EDITED.
2. Water Requirement for different uses like domestic,
industrial should match with each other
3. Green Belt water requirement should be as per CGWA
norms of 3 to 5 litre/m2.
4. Domestic use water requirement should be as per NBC
2016 norms
5. All the Relevant Documents should be UPLOADED
Salient features of Guidelines
Non- Compliance Consequences
Salient features of Guidelines
Protection of Wet Land
● Project proponent to obtain consent from Wet Land Authority
before seeking NOC from CGWA.
● Projects located within 500 meter from the periphery of
demarcated wetland areas to mandatorily submit detailed study
report to ensure that ground water abstraction by the project
proponent is not likely to have any adverse impact on the
protected wetland areas.
Environmental Compensation
● Environmental compensation for any illegal abstraction of
ground water to be levied as per CPCB report
● Categories for which EC shall be levied and corresponding rates
specified.
S.No. Area
Category
Water Consumption (m3/day)
<200 200 to
<1000
1000 to <50005000 & above
Environmental Compensation Rate (ECRGW) in Rs./m3
1 Safe 20 30 40 50
2 Semi critical 40 60 80 100
3 Critical 60 80 110 150
4 Over-
exploited
80 120 160 200
Note :-Minimum ECcw =Rs 1,00,000/-
ECRgw for Industrial Units
Salient features of Guidelines
Provision of Penalty & Charges for modification in the
existing issued NOC
● Provision of penalty for each type of violation of NOC conditions
● Provision of charges for correction /modification in the existing
issued NOC.
● Penalty for injection of contaminated water into the aquifer
enhanced to Rs. 10 lakh from Rs. 2 lakh.
Processing Fee
● Processing fee enhanced from Rs. 1000/- to Rs. 10000/- for grant
of new NOC and from Rs. 500/- to Rs. 5000/- for renewal/
expansion of NOC
Penalty for Non Compliance of NOC conditions
S.
No.
Condition of NOC Penalty
(Rs.)
1 Non Installation/Defunct Digital water Flow meter with
telemetry
2,00,000
2 Non disclosure/ construction of additional groundwater
abstraction structures
a) Functional (per structure)
b) Defunct/Abandoned (per structure)
2,00,000
1,00,000
3 Reporting of fresh water zones as Brackish / Saline zones in
application
2,00,000
4 Non Installation of Piezometer 2,00,000
5 Non Installation /faulty DWLR/Telemetry 1,00,000
6 Non Construction /Inadequate Recharge Structure 5,00,000
7 Non maintenance of Recharge structure 2,00,000
8 Injection of contaminated water into the aquifer. In addition to
penalty, the proponent shall have to bear the cost of aquifer
remediation as per provisions under EPA.
10,00,000
Penalty for Non Compliance of NOC conditions
S.
No.
Condition of NOC Penalty
(Rs.)
9 Non Submission of Water level/ Water quality Data 50,000
10 Not maintaining of log book of daily withdrawal/non
submission of Groundwater abstraction data
50,000
11 Non submission of photograph of recharge structure 50,000
12 Non Submission of Self Compliance report 1,00,000
13 Construction of groundwater abstraction structures by
unauthorized/ unregistered Drilling Rigs (per structures)
1,00,000
14 Non-registration of Tankers 5,00,000
15 Non registration of drilling rigs 2,00,000
Proposed Charges for correction/Modification in the existing
issued NOC
S.
No.
Penalty Description Penalty
(Rs.)
1 Change in recharge quantum 10,000
2 Change in User ID. 5,000
3 Change in firm Name 5,000
4 Extension of NOC 5,000
5 Issuance of duplicate NOC 5,000
6 Issuance of corrigendum to NOC 5,000
Salient features of Guidelines
Renewal of NOC
• The applicant to apply for renewal of NOC at least 90 days prior to expiry
of its validity.
• Before granting renewal, Central Ground Water Authority or State/ UT
Authority to satisfy itself that the conditions of NOC have been complied
with.
• If the proponent fails to apply for renewal within 3 months from the date
of expiry of NOC, the proponent to pay Environmental Compensation for
the period starting from the date of expiry of NOC till NOC is renewed by
the competent authority.
Extension of NOC
• Extension of NOC to be granted for a maximum period of two years.
• No further extension to be granted after the expiry of the extended
period. In such case, the applicant to apply afresh for grant of NOC.
Salient features of Guidelines
Validity period of NOC (Renewal)
Category Use Term of
renewal
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
Salient features of Guidelines
General Conditions
● Sale of ground water by a person/ agency not having valid NOC
not permitted
● In infrastructure projects, paved/ parking area to be covered
with interlocking/ perforated tiles or other appropriate measures
to facilitate ground water recharge
● Installation of telemetry mandatory on flow meter
● Calibration of digital flow meters once in a year through
authorized agency
● In case of Infrastructure projects, firm to ensure
implementation of dual water supply system for use of fresh
and STP treated water
● Non-compliance of conditions mentioned in the NOC sufficient
reason for cancellation of NOC / non-renewal of NOC
● Abstraction structure(s) to be located inside the premises of
project only
Salient features of Guidelines
Important Decisions:
• Processing of the existing cases submitted in NOCAP
between 30/6/2020 and 24/9/2020 - In all such penalty of
Rs 1 lakh will be imposed.
• Processing of the existing cases submitted in NOCAP after
24/9/2020 - In all such environmental compensation as per
guidelines will be imposed.
• Applicants withdrawing water for drinking and domestic
purposes for industry or mining have to apply under
industry or mining category.
Salient features of Guidelines
Time limit for Compliance:
• Electromagnetic flow meter with telemetry for all
users seeking/ have sought NOC for ground water
abstraction irrespective of quantum of ground
water withdrawal – within 30 days.
• Construction of piezometer and installation of AWLR
with telemetry – 90 days
Salient features of Guidelines
Eligibility Checks:
Projects Stage Area Type/ Assessment Units
Industries
Safe Semi-
critical
Critical O.E.
Existing Yes Yes Yes Yes
New Yes Yes Yes No
Expansion Yes Yes Yes No
Drinking & Green Belt Yes Yes Yes Yes
50

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Law / NOC on Ground Water Utilization

  • 1. Notified Guidelines to Regulate and Control Ground Water Extraction in India – Need for Amusement and Water Park Industry D. Chakraborty Sr. Scientist (Retd.) CGWA, New Delhi
  • 2. Applicability  Guidelines will come in force with immediate effect from issue of Notification with prospective effect.  Guidelines will have pan-India applicability.  CGWA guidelines shall prevail in case of inconsistency with State guidelines.  If the State has more stringent provisions, the State provisions shall prevail.
  • 3. Salient features of Guidelines General Conditions ● Applications to be processed with due regard to ground water availability. ● Independent agencies to be engaged to verify complianace of NOC conditions. ● All industries abstracting GW to the tune of 100 m3/day or more to have regular water audits through CII/ FICCI/ NPC/PHD Chambers certified auditors.
  • 4. Salient features of Guidelines General Conditions for Projects ● Existing industries drawing more than 100 m3/day in OE areas to reduce GW consumption by 20% over a period of 3 years. ● All industries drawing GW to the tune of 100 m3/day or more in OCS areas to submit report on impact on GW withdrawal on GW regime including socio-economic aspect. ● NOC may be issued subject to the condition that the proponent will submit Impact Assessment Report prepared by Accredited Consultant (Critical & Semi-critical units) and Water Audit Report (Critical, Semi-critical & Safe units) prepared by certified auditors. ● Over Exploited Assessment Units shall continue to be processed as per the notified guidelines dated 24/9/2020.
  • 5. Salient features of Guidelines A: The Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization from following are eligible to prepare such reports. NABET Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization RGNGWTRI – CGWB Accredited Ground Water consultants/ Organization. Accredited consultants are eligible to prepare Impact Assessment and Hydrogeological Repots for any part of India. B: The agencies identified for water audit are: Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). Federation Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). National Productivity Council (NPC). PHED Chamber of Commerce. Internationally certified auditors.
  • 6. Salient features of Guidelines GW Restoration/ Abstraction charges ● Groundwater Restoration/ Abstraction Charges introduced. ● All users seeking NOC in OE areas to pay Ground Water Restoration Charges ● All users seeking NOC in Safe, Semi-critical and Critical areas to pay Ground Water Abstraction Charges. ● The revenue generated from the proposed water abstraction/ restoration charges to be kept in a separate fund for implementation of site specific suitable demand/ supply side interventions.
  • 7. Ground Water Abstraction Charges Infrastructure Projects and Other Industries S.No. Category of area Quantum of ground water withdrawal (m3/day) <200 m3/day 200 to <1000 m3/day 1000 to <5000 m3/day >5000 m3/day and above Rates of GW abstraction charges (Rs. per m3) 1 Safe 1 2 3 5 2 Semi-critical 2 3 5 8 3 Critical 4 6 8 10
  • 8. Ground Water Restoration Charges Infrastructure Projects and Other Industries S.No. Category of area Quantum of ground water withdrawal <200 m3/day 200 to <1000 m3/day 1000 to <5000 m3/day >5000 m3/day and above Rates of GW restoration charges (Rs. per m3) 1 Over-exploited (existing industries/ new Industries as per the present Guidelines) 6 10 16 20
  • 9. Salient features of Guidelines Implementation of Ground water Recharge ● Roof-top Rain Water Harvesting (RTRWH) and recharge in the premises mandatory. ● Industries that are likely to pollute GW to adopt RTRWH with storage.
  • 10. Salient features of Guidelines Infrastructure Projects  Existing/ New public infrastructure projects permitted in all areas.  No NOC for new Water Park/ Theme Park/ Amusement Park in OE units  In OE assessment units, use of ground water for construction activity for infrastructure projects to be permitted only if no treated sewage water is available within 10 km radius of the site.
  • 11. Salient features of Guidelines Robust Monitoring Mechanism • Comprehensive MIS utilizing the latest ICT tools for centralized monitoring of compliance • Online monitoring of GW extraction and water levels through installation of digital flow meters with telemetry • Designating all technical officers of CGWB/ State Ground Water organization as authorized officers for periodic field inspection and monitoring of compliance. • District Industry/ Revenue Officers/ Agriculture Officer to act as Authorized Officers. • Independent agencies to be engaged for monitoring compliance of NOC conditions. • Steep hike in penalties proposed for violation of NOC conditions
  • 12. NOC by CGWA/ States States where NOC are being accorded by respective States/ UTs 1. Andhra Pradesh 2. Goa 3. Himachal Pradesh 4. Jammu & Kashmir 5. Karnataka 6. Kerala 7. NCT Delhi 8. Tamil Nadu 9. Telangana 10. West Bengal 11. Chandigarh 12. Puducherry 13. Lakshadweep 14. Punjab 15. Uttar Pradesh
  • 13. NOC Procedure Web Based Application for Receipt and Issue of NOC for Abstraction of Ground Water “NOCAP” (www.cgwa-noc.gov.in)
  • 15. LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED - INDUSTRY ANNUAL WATER AUDIT FOR GW REQUIREMENT > 100 CMD GW ABSTRACTION / RESTORATION CHARGES AS PER RATES APPLICABLE
  • 16. LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED - INFRASTRUCTURE STP IS MANDATORY FOR GW REQUIREMENT > 20 CMD GW ABSTRACTION / RESTORATION CHARGES CHARGES AS PER RATES APPLICABLE
  • 19. New User Registration Once Registration is Completed, User id and Password are generated
  • 24. LAND USE AND OTHER DETAILS
  • 26. BREAK UP OF WATER REQUIREMENT
  • 35. FINAL SUBMISSION OF ONLINE APPLICATION ONCE SUBMITTED ONLINE APPLICATION FORM IS GENERATED
  • 36. POINTS TO REMEMBER WHILE SUBMITTING THE NOCAP APPLICATION 1. Online Application Form Once Submitted, cannot be EDITED. 2. Water Requirement for different uses like domestic, industrial should match with each other 3. Green Belt water requirement should be as per CGWA norms of 3 to 5 litre/m2. 4. Domestic use water requirement should be as per NBC 2016 norms 5. All the Relevant Documents should be UPLOADED
  • 37. Salient features of Guidelines Non- Compliance Consequences
  • 38. Salient features of Guidelines Protection of Wet Land ● Project proponent to obtain consent from Wet Land Authority before seeking NOC from CGWA. ● Projects located within 500 meter from the periphery of demarcated wetland areas to mandatorily submit detailed study report to ensure that ground water abstraction by the project proponent is not likely to have any adverse impact on the protected wetland areas. Environmental Compensation ● Environmental compensation for any illegal abstraction of ground water to be levied as per CPCB report ● Categories for which EC shall be levied and corresponding rates specified.
  • 39. S.No. Area Category Water Consumption (m3/day) <200 200 to <1000 1000 to <50005000 & above Environmental Compensation Rate (ECRGW) in Rs./m3 1 Safe 20 30 40 50 2 Semi critical 40 60 80 100 3 Critical 60 80 110 150 4 Over- exploited 80 120 160 200 Note :-Minimum ECcw =Rs 1,00,000/- ECRgw for Industrial Units
  • 40. Salient features of Guidelines Provision of Penalty & Charges for modification in the existing issued NOC ● Provision of penalty for each type of violation of NOC conditions ● Provision of charges for correction /modification in the existing issued NOC. ● Penalty for injection of contaminated water into the aquifer enhanced to Rs. 10 lakh from Rs. 2 lakh. Processing Fee ● Processing fee enhanced from Rs. 1000/- to Rs. 10000/- for grant of new NOC and from Rs. 500/- to Rs. 5000/- for renewal/ expansion of NOC
  • 41. Penalty for Non Compliance of NOC conditions S. No. Condition of NOC Penalty (Rs.) 1 Non Installation/Defunct Digital water Flow meter with telemetry 2,00,000 2 Non disclosure/ construction of additional groundwater abstraction structures a) Functional (per structure) b) Defunct/Abandoned (per structure) 2,00,000 1,00,000 3 Reporting of fresh water zones as Brackish / Saline zones in application 2,00,000 4 Non Installation of Piezometer 2,00,000 5 Non Installation /faulty DWLR/Telemetry 1,00,000 6 Non Construction /Inadequate Recharge Structure 5,00,000 7 Non maintenance of Recharge structure 2,00,000 8 Injection of contaminated water into the aquifer. In addition to penalty, the proponent shall have to bear the cost of aquifer remediation as per provisions under EPA. 10,00,000
  • 42. Penalty for Non Compliance of NOC conditions S. No. Condition of NOC Penalty (Rs.) 9 Non Submission of Water level/ Water quality Data 50,000 10 Not maintaining of log book of daily withdrawal/non submission of Groundwater abstraction data 50,000 11 Non submission of photograph of recharge structure 50,000 12 Non Submission of Self Compliance report 1,00,000 13 Construction of groundwater abstraction structures by unauthorized/ unregistered Drilling Rigs (per structures) 1,00,000 14 Non-registration of Tankers 5,00,000 15 Non registration of drilling rigs 2,00,000
  • 43. Proposed Charges for correction/Modification in the existing issued NOC S. No. Penalty Description Penalty (Rs.) 1 Change in recharge quantum 10,000 2 Change in User ID. 5,000 3 Change in firm Name 5,000 4 Extension of NOC 5,000 5 Issuance of duplicate NOC 5,000 6 Issuance of corrigendum to NOC 5,000
  • 44. Salient features of Guidelines Renewal of NOC • The applicant to apply for renewal of NOC at least 90 days prior to expiry of its validity. • Before granting renewal, Central Ground Water Authority or State/ UT Authority to satisfy itself that the conditions of NOC have been complied with. • If the proponent fails to apply for renewal within 3 months from the date of expiry of NOC, the proponent to pay Environmental Compensation for the period starting from the date of expiry of NOC till NOC is renewed by the competent authority. Extension of NOC • Extension of NOC to be granted for a maximum period of two years. • No further extension to be granted after the expiry of the extended period. In such case, the applicant to apply afresh for grant of NOC.
  • 45. Salient features of Guidelines Validity period of NOC (Renewal) Category Use Term of renewal 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
  • 46. Salient features of Guidelines General Conditions ● Sale of ground water by a person/ agency not having valid NOC not permitted ● In infrastructure projects, paved/ parking area to be covered with interlocking/ perforated tiles or other appropriate measures to facilitate ground water recharge ● Installation of telemetry mandatory on flow meter ● Calibration of digital flow meters once in a year through authorized agency ● In case of Infrastructure projects, firm to ensure implementation of dual water supply system for use of fresh and STP treated water ● Non-compliance of conditions mentioned in the NOC sufficient reason for cancellation of NOC / non-renewal of NOC ● Abstraction structure(s) to be located inside the premises of project only
  • 47. Salient features of Guidelines Important Decisions: • Processing of the existing cases submitted in NOCAP between 30/6/2020 and 24/9/2020 - In all such penalty of Rs 1 lakh will be imposed. • Processing of the existing cases submitted in NOCAP after 24/9/2020 - In all such environmental compensation as per guidelines will be imposed. • Applicants withdrawing water for drinking and domestic purposes for industry or mining have to apply under industry or mining category.
  • 48. Salient features of Guidelines Time limit for Compliance: • Electromagnetic flow meter with telemetry for all users seeking/ have sought NOC for ground water abstraction irrespective of quantum of ground water withdrawal – within 30 days. • Construction of piezometer and installation of AWLR with telemetry – 90 days
  • 49. Salient features of Guidelines Eligibility Checks: Projects Stage Area Type/ Assessment Units Industries Safe Semi- critical Critical O.E. Existing Yes Yes Yes Yes New Yes Yes Yes No Expansion Yes Yes Yes No Drinking & Green Belt Yes Yes Yes Yes
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