Environmental clearance is a crucial step in the development of any real estate project. It ensures that the project complies with environmental regulations and reduces its impact on the environment. Alita, located in Kacharakanahalli, Bangalore East, has successfully navigated this process, and we will explore how they achieved this feat.

The first step in obtaining environmental clearance is to determine if the project requires it. Alita worked closely with experts to evaluate their project and determine that it fell under the purview of the Environmental Impact Assessment Notification, 2006. This notification mandates that projects that fall within a certain category require environmental clearance before commencing construction.

The second step is to prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment report. Alita worked with experienced professionals to prepare this report, which outlines the potential impact of the project on the environment and the steps the developers will take to mitigate any negative effects. This comprehensive report covers topics such as air and water quality, noise pollution, waste management, and biodiversity. The report also includes a detailed plan for waste management, which is a critical aspect of environmental sustainability.