Environment Environment Ministry · PARIVESH
MCGM grants fresh clearance for 10.7988-hectare Mumbai slum scheme
This clearance is for the proposed amendment and expansion of a Slum Rehabilitation Scheme in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
The project involves the development of townships and rehabilitation centers on non-forest land in the Parel Sewri and Dadar Naigaon divisions.
Who it concerns: The project proponent is M/s. Alperton Developers and Contractors Pvt. Ltd. (represented by Sanjog Deshmukh). The clearance was granted by the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Maharashtra.
Conditions and facts
- Clearance Status: Fresh Environmental Clearance (EC) granted under Category B1 (Townships/Area Development Projects).
- Land Area: 10.7988 hectares of Non-Forest Land; 0 hectares of Forest Land.
- Project Cost: 294,163 lacs; EMP Cost: 6,671.42 lacs.
- Condition: Obtain Solid Waste Management (SWM) NOC and Certified Compliance Report from the Regional Office, MoEFCC, Nagpur.
- Condition: Prepare and implement a plan to make the project site a plastic-free zone.
- Condition: Obtain planning approvals and mandatory NOCs ensuring conformity with local planning rules and Supreme Court orders regarding open space (RG area).
- Condition: Ensure treated sewage meets parameters set by the National Green Tribunal order dated 30.04.2019.
- Condition: Complete tree plantation within the site during the construction phase.
- Condition: Comply with Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026, and Construction/Demolition Waste Management Rules, 2025.
Also in the document
- The project involves no forest land diversion (0 hectares).
- No Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R) involvement is recorded for this specific clearance application.
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PARIVESH — Environmental & Forest Clearances (MoEFCC)
Clearance · Ref. SIA/MH/INFRA2/584426/2026 · 7 Jul 2026
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