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Arham Heights project granted EC on closed Soma Mill site, no public consultation required

This document grants prior Environmental Clearance for the 'Arham Heights' residential and commercial development project located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The project involves the construction of 18 buildings (including 1,904 residential units and 76 shops) on a site of approximately 41,126 square meters.

The project proponent is SAIYAD SHARAFATHUSEN (associated with M/s. Arham Infraspace LLP). The clearance was granted by the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Gujarat.

  • Clearance Status: Prior Environmental Clearance (Fresh EC) granted under Category B1 of the EIA Notification 2006.
  • Project Size: Net plot area of 41,126.61 m²; Built-up area of 2,79,793.66 m²; 1,904 residential units and 76 commercial shops.
  • Sewage Treatment: Must install a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) with a capacity of 1200 KLD using MBBR technology.
  • Water Usage: No groundwater tapping allowed; fresh water must be sourced from Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC).
  • Green Belt: Must provide a green belt area of at least 10% of the total plot area.
  • Compensation: Environmental Compensation (CER) of Rs. 557.5 Lakh is required to be implemented in the affected area.
  • Parking: Must provide parking for 2,775 cars and electric charging points for 20% of vehicles.
  • Compliance: Must submit half-yearly compliance reports via the PARIVESH 2.0 portal.

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Clearance 2026-05-27
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Document details
Official titleArham Heights
Source bodyPARIVESH — Environmental & Forest Clearances (MoEFCC)
Reference numberSIA/GJ/INFRA2/579976/2026
Statusclosed (clearance)
Year2026
Closing date
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