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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE SELECTED GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS
Selected Gazette Notifications published under the National Environmental Act No. 47 of
1940 (as amended)
PART A
Area
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
LICENCE (EPL)
PROCEDURE
Please note that the
rescinded gazettes
under this category
are listed in Part B
as Quick Reference
Nos: Q, R and S
EIA/IEE
PROCEDURES
Q.R.
No.
A
Gazette No.
& Date
1534/18
01.02.2008
1533/16
25.01.2008
772/22
24.06.1993
859/14
23.02.1995
1104/22
05.11.1999
1108/1
Description
Remarks
National Environmental
(Protection and Quality)
Regulations.
Part I Issue of
Environmental Protection
Licence for Emission or
Disposal of Waste.
Part II Issue of Licence
for the Management of
Waste.
Part III General
Activities that require an
EPL have been listed under
Schedules A, B and C.
Schedule A activities
which require an EPL from
the Central Environmental
Authority (CEA).
Schedule B activities
which require an EPL from
the CEA the EPL can be
processed through the
regional office of the CEA.
Schedule C activities for
which an EPL can be
obtained from the
respective Local Authority.
Specifies the State
Agencies functioning as
Project Approving Agencies
and determines the
Projects (Prescribed
Projects) for which approval
should be obtained.
Gazette No. 772/22 was
amended and a few State
Agencies have been
specified as Project
Approving Agencies and
new sub items have been
added at the end of item 2
of Part III of the said
Gazette.
The Schedule of the
Prescribed Projects as laid
down in Gazette No. 772/22
has been amended by this
Regulation.
Correction for Gazette No.
1104/22.
Prescribed activities for

which a Licence is
required.
(Procedure for Approval
of Projects) Regulation
No. 1 of 1993.
Specifies the State

Agencies which have
been designated as
Project Approving
Agencies for EIA.
EIA Amendment.
(Prescribed Activities)
EIA Amendment.
29.11.1999
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1373/6
29.12.2004
WASTE AND
WATER
POLLUTION
924/13
23.05.1996
1466/5
10.10.2006
AIR POLLUTION &

VEHICULAR
EMISSIONS
Please note that the

rescinded gazettes
under this category
are listed in Part B
as Quick Reference
Nos: T and U
850/4
20.12.1994
1562/22
15.08.2008
1295/11
30.06.2003
1557/14
09.07.2008
NOISE POLLUTION
1309/20
10.10.2003
924/12
23.05.1996
MECHANISED
MINING
1454/4
17.7.2006
Specifies the State

Agencies which have
been designated as
Project Approving
Agencies for EIA.
Hazardous Waste
Regulations.
Under this regulation, the

Forest Department has
been added as a Project
Approving Agency.
Regulation published
under Section 23W of
the NEA.
Prohibits the manufacture

(in country use), sale or use
of polythene or any
polythene product of twenty
(20) microns or below in
thickness.
The use of materials listed
in this Gazette has been
prohibited with effect from
st
1 January 2000.
Permissible Ambient Air
Quality Standards
(amended) in relation to the
classes of air pollutants
have been introduced.
Amendment to Regulation
No. 850/4 (substitute for the
First Schedule).
Vehicle Exhaust Emission
Standards have been listed
st
with effect from 1 July
2003.
Ozone Depleting
Substances and Natural
Environmental (Ambient
Air Quality) Regulations.
(Ambient Air Quality)
Regulations.
(Air Emission, Fuel and
Vehicle Importation
Standards) Amended
Regulations.
(Air Emission, Fuel and
Vehicle Importation
Standards) Regulations.
Regulation published
under Section 23W of
the NEA.
(Noise Control)
Regulations No. 1 of
1996.
(Prohibition of the use
of equipment for
exploration, mining and
excavation of sand and
gem) Regulation No. 1
of 2006.
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Licensing procedure and

requirements have been
listed by this Regulation.
Vehicle Exhaust Emission

Standards (amended) have
been listed.
No. 1295/11 (substitution
for the First Schedule).
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Effect from 15 October
2003.
Maximum permissible noise
levels for each type of area
have been listed by this
Regulation.
Mechanised mining has
been prohibited under this
Regulation.
PART B
Rescinded Gazettes For Reference Only

Area
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
LICENCE (EPL)
PROCEDURE
Q.R.
No.
Q
Gazette No.
& Date
595/16
02.02.1990
617/07
05.07.1990
1159/22
22.11.2000
AIR POLLUTION &

VEHICULAR
EMISSIONS
817/6
03.05.1994
1137/35
23.06.2000
Description
(Protection & Quality)
Regulations (EPL).
(Rescinded - for
reference only)
No. 595/16.
(Rescinded - for
reference only)
No. 595/16.
(Rescinded - for
reference only)
Vehicle Emission Control

Regulations.
(Rescinded - for
reference only)
National Environmental (Air
Emission, Fuel and Vehicle
Importation Standards)
Regulations 2000.
(Rescinded - for
reference only)
Remarks
Any discharge, deposit,
or emission of waste
which will cause pollution
or noise pollution should
be carried out under the
authority of a licence
issued by the CEA. The
tolerance levels for
effluents for separate
industries have been
given under this
Regulation and the
format of an application
form of an EPL is also
introduced.
Activities for which an

EPL is required have
been listed under
Schedules A and B.
Schedule A activities
which require an EPL
from the CEA.
Schedule B activities
which can obtain an EPL
from the respective Local
Authority.
These standards no
longer apply as new
standards have been
introduced by Gazette
No. 1295/11.
These standards no
longer apply as new
standards have been
introduced by Gazette
No. 1295/11.
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(Protection and Quality) Regulations
Gazette No. 1534/18 of 01.02.2008
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EXTRAORDINARY
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No. 1534/18 - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 01, 2008
(Published by Authority)
PART I : SECTION (I) GENERAL

Government Notifications
L.D.B. 4/81.
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACT, No. 47 OF 1980
REGULATIONS made by the Minister under Section 32 read with Section 23A and 23 B of the National Environmental Act,
No. 47 of 1980.
PATALI CHAMPIKA RANAWAKA,
Minister of
Environment and Natural Resources.
Colombo,
14th January, 2008.
Regulations
1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Environmental (Protection and Quality) Regulations,
No. 1 of 2008.
PART I
ISSUE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LICENSE FOR EMISSION OR DISPOSAL OF WASTE
2. No person shall, discharge, deposit or emit waste into the environment or carry on any prescribed activity
determined by an Order made under Section 23A of the National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 in circumstances which
cause or are likely to cause pollution, or noise pollution, otherwise than
(a) under the Authority of a license issued by the Central Environmental Authority (hereinafter referred to
as the Authority) ; and
(b) in accordance with the such standards and criteria specified in Schedule I hereto, in respect of the specified
industries.
3. Notwithstanding anything contained in regulation 2, the Authority may, by a direction issued under regulation
12, impose more stringent standards and criteria than those specified in Schedule I hereto in respect of any prescribed
activity, having regard to the need to protect the receiving environment.
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4. Where an activity in respect of which an application for a license is made, is not covered by the standards and
criteria specified in Schedule I hereto, the Authority shall examine such application on its merits and grant such application
specifying the standards and criteria which shall be applicable. The applicant shall comply with all such directions as may be
issued to him by the Authority for the protection of the environment.
5. (1) An application for the license shall be
(a) made separately, in respect of prescribed activity regarding which the Acts authorized by the regulations
are being carrie out ;
(b) made substantially in Form A in Schedule II and Schedule IV hereto ;
(c) made at least thirty days prior to the commencement of the activity.
(2) Every applicant shall furnish all such particulars as may be required to be stated in the aforesaid Form A in
Schedule II and Schedule IV and any other information that may be called for by the Authority for the
purpose of determining whether or not to grant the license.
(3) Every applicant shall make payment of the license fee specified in Schedule III hereto on intimation by the
Authority.
6. Every license issued by the Authority shall be :(a) made substantially in Form B of Schedule II hereto ;
(b) valid for such period not exceeding three years as specified in the license subject to any suspension or
cancellation of the license under Section 23 D of the Act ; and
(c) renewable.
7. The Authority shall issue the license only if it is satisfied that :(a) the license will not be used to contravene the provisions of the Act or any regulation made there under ;
(b) no irreversible damage or hazard to any person, environment or any nuisance will result from the acts
authorized by the license ;
(c) the applicant has taken adequate steps for the protection of the environment in accordance with the
requirements of the Law.
8. (1) An application for a renewal of a license shall be
(a) made at least three months before the date of expiry of the license or one month before effecting any
changes, alterations, or extensions to the premises at which the acts authorized by the license are
carried out, as the case may be ;
(b) made substantially in Form C of Schedule II hereto ;
(2) Every applicant for a renewal of the license shall furnish all such particulars as may be required to be stated
in the aforesaid Form A in Schedule II and Schedule IV and any other information that may be called for by
the Authority for the purpose of determining whether or not the license should be renewed.
(3) Every applicant shall make payment of the license fee specified in the Schedule III hereto for renewal of a
license within the period specified by the Authority on receipt of intimation by the Authority.
9. The Authority may, before issuing an order suspending or canceling a license under Section 23 D of the Act, give
the holder of the license an opportunity to show cause why such order should not be issued :
Provided that, where, since the issue of the license, the receiving environment has been altered or changed due to
natural factors or otherwise or where continued discharge, deposition or emission of waste into the environment under the
license affects any beneficial use adversely, the Authority shall forthwith make an order suspending the license for a period
to be specified in the order or cancel such license.
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10. (1) Any applicant for a license who is aggrieved by the refusal of the Authority to grant a license, or, any
holder of a license who is aggrieved by the suspension or cancellation of a license or the refusal to renew
a license may, within thirty days after the date of notification of such decision to him, appeal in writing
against such refusal, suspension, cancellation or refusal to renew, to the Secretary to the Ministry of the
Minister in-charge of the subject of Environment.
(2) Such applicant shall be given an opportunity of making representations in person or by authorized
representative in connection with his appeal.
(3) The Secretary may set aside, vary or confirm the decision appealed from, and the Authority shall give effect
to the Secretarys decision.
(4) The decision of the Secretary shall be final and conclusive.
11. The holder of a license shall forthwith notify the Authority of
(a) any changes made or proposal to be made in the particulars furnished in connection with his application
for a license ;
(b) any decision to terminate any activity to which the license relates,
and shall comply with any directions that may be issued by the Authority to prevent or mitigate environmental
pollution and hazards.
12. Every applicant and every holder of a license shall comply with any direction given by or on behalf of the
Authority for the purpose of protecting the environment.
the Act.
13. Every person who acts in contravention of any regulations commits an offence punishable under Section 31 of
14. Any person who operates a prescribed activity shall obtain a license from the Authority prior to the commencement
of such activity.
PART II
ISSUE OF LICENSE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE
15. No person shall generate collect, transport, store, recover, recycle or dispose waste or establish any site or
facility for the disposal of any waste specified in the Schedule VIII (herein after referred to as scheduled waste) except
under the authority of a license issued by the Authority and in accordance with such standards and other criteria as may be
specified by the Authority.
16. Every application for a license under regulation 15 shall be substantially in Form A as set out in Schedule IV of
these regulations, and be accompanied by
(a) a valid certificate of insurance or any other form of financial security acceptable to the Authority, of such
sum as is sufficient to cover the risk or damage that may be caused to the public as a result of any activity
referred to in regulation 15 being carried on by the applicant ; and
(b) such other additional information explanatory of the matters set out in Form A of Schedule IV of this
regulation, as the Authority may consider necessary in the interest of the protection of the Environment.
basis :-
17. Every application for a license under regulation 15 shall be accompanied by a fee calculated on the following
Generator
Collector
Rs. 1000
Rs. 1000
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Storer
Transporter
Recycler
Recoverer
Disposer
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
10,000
2,000
5,000
5,000
1,00,000
18. On receipt of an application for a license under regulation 16 and after such risk assessment as the Authority
shall deem appropriate, the Authority may issue a license to the applicant.
19. Every license issued by the Authority under regulation 18 shall
(a) be substantially in such from as set out in Form B of Schedule IV of this Regulation ;
(b) be subject to such terms, conditions and standards as may be stipulated in the license in addition to what is
specified in the Schedule I hereto ;
(c) be valid for such period as shall be specified in the license ; and
(d) on application being made there fore be renewable subject to regulation 25, by the Authority.
20. No person shall continuously engage in the management of scheduled waste with the same physical and
chemical characteristics or any aspects thereof, except under a separate license for multiple scheduled waste management
operations of the same kind, issued by the Authority in accordance with the provisions of regulation 17 for multiple scheduled
waste management operations of the same kind. Such license shall be for a specified period and for a specified quantity of
scheduled waste as shall be specified in the license.
21. A license issued under regulation 18, 19 or 20 shall not authorize the mixing of waste, with scheduled waste within
the meaning of this Part of these regulations and specified in Part I of these regulations, unless the generator, collector, storer,
transporter or person disposing proves to the satisfaction of the Authority that such mixing may reduce the load of pollutants.
22. A license issued under this Part of these regulations shall not be transferable and any transfer made in
contravention of these regulations shall render the license issued null and void.
23. A license issued under these regulations to any person shall not be used for the benefit of any other person.
24. Where a person to whom a license has been issued under this Part of these regulations, acts in violation of any
of the terms, standards and conditions of the license, the Authority may be order suspend the operation of such license for
a period specified in such order, or cancel such license, after granting to the licensee an opportunity to show cause and after
recording reasons therefore :
Provided however the Authority shall have power to temporarily suspend the license pending the conclusion of an
inquiry under this regulation, where it considers such action urgently required in the public interest.
25. The Authority shall have the power to monitor and inspect activities conducted by a licensee pursuant to any
license granted to such person under this part of the regulations.
26. (1) The Authority shall have the power to specify guidelines from time to time, for
(a) the establishment of scheduled waste disposal sites ;
(b) safety measures to be adopted during generation collection, transportation, storage, recovery, recycling
or disposal of scheduled wastes ;
(c) operations regarding recycling or recovery of scheduled waste.
(2) The guideline specified under paragraph (1) shall wherever possible be published in the Gazette or shall
otherwise be made available to the public.
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27. It shall be the duty of every licensee to

(a) maintain records substantially in the form set out in the Schedule V of these regulations in respect of
collection, transportation, storage, recovery, recycling or disposal of Scheduled waste ;
(b) send an annual return to the Authority substantially in the form set out in the Schedule VI of these regulations
regarding the disposal of Scheduled waste, duly certified by any person authorized for such purposes by
the Authority ;
(c) provide the Authority annually with such information as may be required by the Authority ; and
(d) record in a register to be maintained by the licensee the quantity, type, quality and origin of Scheduled
waste, collected, stored, transported, recovered, recycled and disposed of by him.
28. The register to be maintained under regulation 27 shall be made available by the licensee for inspection at any
time by the Authority and it shall be the duty of a licensee to issue a certified copy of any extract of the register so maintained
at the request of any member of the public, on the payment of a fee.
29. Any authorized officer of the Authority or a police officer may, for the purpose of ascertaining whether the
provisions of these regulations are being complied with(a) enter and inspect any facility or site of generation collection storage, recover, recycling or disposal of
scheduled waste ;
(b) stop and inspect any vehicle in transit, suspected to contain scheduled waste ;
(c) examine any records maintained under these regulations and take copies of such records ;
(d) take samples of scheduled waste generated transported, stored, collected, recovered, recycled or disposed
of.
30. The Authority shall maintain a record of licences granted under these regulations.
31. Every person involved with the management of scheduled waste shall, in addition to any other signs or symbols
required under any other law, display a plainly visible notice in Sinhala, Tamil and English, on the
(a) site of generation or storage ;
(b) vehicle used for transportation ;
(c) containers or tanks used for collection and storage ; and
(d) disposal sites whether approved or not,
the following statement and visual sign Warning, contains waste, Dangerous to human, health and the
environment
32. The licnece issued under these regulations or a certified copy thereof shall be carried on the vehicle transporting
schedule waste, and shall be produced by the driver of the vehicle for inspection by any police officer or other officer
authorized by the Authority.
33. Every generator collector, storer, transporter recycler, recovery and disposer of scheduled waste shall
(a) ensure that all its employees are adequately trained in handling scheduled waste and shall report to the
authority on a bi-annual basis the steps taken to ensure that its employees are so trained ;
(b) have a regularly updated emergency action plan approved by the authority ;
(c) ensure that all employees handling scheduled wastes shall be protected by appropriate clothing and other
precautions from the adverse effects of the scheduled waste ; and
(d) ensure that immediate and adequate medical care is available for employees and the public at all times,
including emergency situations.
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34. Every generator collector, storer, transporter, recycler, recoverer or disposer, of scheduled waste shall forthwith
report to the Authority of any accident that may have occured during or as a result of the generation, collection, storage,
trsnsportation, recycling recovery or disposal of waste substantially in the form set out in Schedule VII hereto.
35. Every person who carries on any activity which generates or produces waste or is in possession or control of
scheduled waste or is an importer of waste into Sri Lanka, shall inform the Authority(a) on or before the July 31 and January 31, respectively of each year, the quantity and characteristics of
scheduled waste generated or produced or in possession or control of or imported as the case may be, in the
previous six months and estimate of the quantity and composition of scheduled waste that might be so
generated or produced, or be in possession or control of or be imported as the case may be for the ensuring
year, including information of process, modifications and changes in chemical usage ; and
(b) of the measures adopted to apply technologies for the reduction or elimination of the generation or production
or the possession or control of scheduled waste, including method adopted for treatment and final disposal
of such waste.
PART III
GENERAL
36. The National Environmental (Protection and Quality) Regulation No. 1 of 1990 published in Gazette Extraordinary
No. 595/16 of February, 1990 as amended from time to time, are hereby rescinded.
37. (1) Notwithstanding the rescinding of the aforesaid regulation, any act or omission done or made under the said
regulation shall be effective and has a force of law unless its is contrary to this regulation.
(2) Every licence issued for the purposes of the aforesaid regulation, after 16th February, 1990 shall be valid and
continued as effectual as if issued here under for the purposes of enforcement of the rights and obligations
to which such licence applies.
38. For the purpose of this Part of these regulationsAct means the National environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 ;
Authority means the Central Environmental Authority established by the National Environmental Act,
No. 47 of 1980 ;
collection means the collection including storage for the time being of scheduled waste including those
generated in small quantities ;
disposal includes any operation which leads to the emission, discharge or deposit of scheduled waste
into or upon the environment and further includes other operations such as recycling and recovery ;
facility means any location wherein the processes incidental to the generation, collection, storage, recycling,
recovery and disposal of scheduled wastes are carried out ;
generation means the productions, manufacturing, or creation of scheduled waste from any activity ;
heavy metals means the group of elements between and including copper and mercury in the periodic
table of the elements having atomic weights between and including 63.546 and 200.590 ;
management means the generation collection, storage, transport, recycling, recovery and disposal of
scheduled waste, including these generated in small quantities ;
schedule waste means any waste specified in Schedule VIII hereto ;
storage includes the storing of waste for a minimum reasonable period under conditions which will
prevent their release to the environment ;
transport means the movement of scheduled waste from the site of generation, importation or storage to
any other side including a facility for disposal ;
waste means waste as defined in the Act and specified in Scheduled VIII hereto.
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SCHEDULE I
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR THE DISCHARGE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN TO INLAND SURFACE WATERS
No.
01.
02.
03.
04.
Parameter
Unit
type of limit
mg/1, max.
m, less than
-
05.
Total suspended solids

Particle siz of the total suspended solids
pH at ambient temperature
Biochemical oxygen demand
(BOD5 in five days at 200c or BOD3 in
three days at 270c)
Temperature of discharge
06.
07.
08.
09.
Oils and greases

Phenolic compounds (as C6H5OH)
Chemical oxygen demand (COD)
Colour
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
Wavelength
Range
436 nm
(Yellow range)
525 nm
(Red range)
620 nm
(Blue range)
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Dissolved phosphates (as P)

Total Kjeldahl nitrogen (as N)
Ammoniacal nitrogen (as N)
Cyanide (as CN)
Total residual chlorine
Flourides (as F)
Sulphide (as S)
Arsenic (as As)
Cadmium (as Cd)
Chromium, total (as Cr)
Chromium, Hexavalent (as Cr6+)
Copper (as Cu)
Iron (as Fe)
Lead (as Pb)
Mercury (as Hg)
Nickel (as Ni)
Selenium (as Se)
mg/1, max.
C, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
Tolerance Limit
values
50
850
6.0 - 8.5
30
Shall no exceed 400 C in
any section of the stream
within 15 m down stream
from the effluent outlet.
10
1
250
Maximum spectral
absorption coefficient
7m-1
5m-1
3m-1
5
150
50
0.2
1.0
2.0
2.0
0.2
0.1
0.5
0.1
3.0
3.0
0.1
0.0005
3.0
0.05
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SCHEDULE I (Contd.)
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR THE DISCHARGE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN TO INLAND SURFACE WATERS
No.
Parameter
Unit
type of limit
27.
28.
29.
30.
Zinc (as Zn)

Pesticides
Detergents/surfactants
Faecal Coliform
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
MPN/100 ml, max
2.0
0.005
5
40
31.
Radio Active Material :

(a) Alpha emitters
(b) Beta emitters
micro curie/ml, max

micro curie/ml, max
10-8
10-7
Note 1 :
Note 2 :
Note 3 :
Note 4 :
Tolerance Limit
values
All efforts should be made to remove unpleasant odour as far as possible.

These values are based on dilution of effluents by at least 8 volumes of clean receiving water. If the dilution
is below 8 times, the permissible limits are multiplied by the 1/8 of the actual dilution.
The above mentioned general standards shall cease to apply with regard to a particular industry when
industry specific standards are notified for that industry.
Pesticides as per World Health Organization (WHO) and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
requirements.
LIST II
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGED ON LAND FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSE
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Parameter
Unit
type of limit
Total dissolved solids

(BOD5 in five days at 200 C or BOD3 in
three days at 270c)
Oils and greases
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
Chlorides (as C1)
Sulphates (as SO4)
Boron (as B)
Arsenic (as As)
Cadmium (as Cd)
Chromium , total (as Cr)
Lead (as Pb)
Mercury (as Hg)
Sodium adsorption ratio (SAR)
Residual sodium carbonate (RSC)
Tolerance Limit
value
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
2100
5.5 - 9.0
250
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mo1/1, max.
30
10
400
600
1000
2.0
0.2
2.0
1.0
1.0
0.01
10 - 15
2.5
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LIST II (Contd),
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGED ON LAND FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSE
No.
Parameter
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Electrical conductivity
Faecal coliform
Copper (as Cu)
Cyanide (as CN)
(a) Alpha emitters
(b) Beta emitters
Unit
Type of limit
Tolerance Limit
Values
S/cm. max.
MPN/100m1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
2250
40
1.0
0.2
Micro curie./m1, max.

Micro curie/m1, max.
10-9
10-8
Hydraulic Loading Applicable for Different Soils :

Recommended dosage of settled
Industrial
Effluents (m3 /hectare, day)
Soil Texture Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sandy
Sandy laom
loam
Clay loam
Clay
225 - 280
170 - 225
110 - 170
55 - 110
35 - 55
LIST III
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC WASTE DISCHARGED INTO MARINE COASTAL AREAS
No.
1.
2.
Parameter
5.

Particle size of (a) Floatable solids
(b) Settlabe solids
(BOD5 in five days at 20 0 C or BOD3 in
three days at 27 0 C)
Temperature
6.
Oils and greases
3.
4.
Unit
Type of limit
mg/1, max.
150
mm, max.
m, max
mg/1, max.
3
850
5.5 - 9.0
100
C, max
mg/1, max.
10
Tolerance Limit
Values
450C at the point

of discharge
20
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LIST III (Contd.,)

TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC WASTE DISCHARGED INTO MARINE COASTAL AREAS
No.
Parameter
Unit
Type of limit
Tolerance Limit
Values
7.
8.
Phenolic compunds (as Phenolic OH)

Chemical oxygen demand (COD)
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
5
250
9.
mg/1, max.
1.0
10.
11.
Ammoniacal Nitrogen (as N)

Cyanide (as CN)
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
50
0.2
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
Sulphides (as S)
Fluorides (as F)
Arsenic (as As)
Cadmium (as Cd)
Chromium, total (as Cr)
Chromium, Hexavalent (as Cr6+)
Copper (as Cu)
Lead (as Pb)
Mercury (as Hg)
Nickel (as Ni)
Selenium (as Se)
Zinc (as Zn)
Pesticides
Organo-Phosphorus compounds
Chlorinated hydrocarbons (as C1)
Faecal coliform
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
MPN/100m1, max.
5.0
15
0.2
2.0
2.0
1.0
3.0
1.0
0.01
5.0
0.1
5.0
0.005
1.0
0.02
60
28.

(c ) Alpha emitters
(d) Beta emitters
micro curie/m1, max

micro curie/m1, max
10-8
10-7
Note 1 :
All efforts should be made to remove unplesant odour and colour as far as practicable.
Note 2 :
These values are based on dilution of effluents by at least 8 volumes of clean receiving water. if the dilution
is below 8 times, the permissible limits are muiltiplied by the 1/8 of the actual dilution.
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LIST IV
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR WASTE FROM RUBBER FACTORIES BEING DISCHARGED INTO INLAND SURFACE WATERS
Parameters
Units
Tolerance Limit Value

Type
Type of limit
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
pH value at ambient temperature

Total Solids
Biochemical Oxygen Demand, BOD5 in five
days at 200C or BOD3 in three days at 270C
Total Nitrogen (as N)
Ammonical Nitrogen (as N)
Sulphides (as S)
*
**
Note I :
Note 2 :
Type I Factories
Type II Factories
I* Type
Factories
Factories
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
6.5 to 8.5
100
1500
60
6.5 to 8.5
100
1000
50
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
400
300
300
2.0
400
60
40
2.0
Latex Concentrate
Standard Lanka Rubber ;
Crepe Rubber and Ribbed Smoked Sheets
LIST V
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR WASTE FROM TEXTILE INDUSTRY BEING DISCHARGED INTO INLAND SURFACE WATERS
No.
Parameter
01.
02.
Temperature
03
04

Biochemical Oxygen Demand
BOD5 in five days at 200c or BOD3 in a
three days at 270c
Colour
05
06.
07.
08.
09.
II**
Unit
type of limit
C, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
Oils and grease

Phenolic compounds (as Phenolic OH)
Sulphides (as S)
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Wavelength
Range
436 nm
(Yellow range)
525 nm
(Red range)
620 nm
(Blue range)
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
Tolerance Limit
values
6.5 to 8.5
40 measured at site of
sampling
50
60
Maximum spectral
Absorption coefficient
7m-1
5m-1
3m-1
10
1.0
250
2.0
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LIST V (Contd).,
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR WASTE FROM TEXTILE INDUSTRY BEING DISCHARGED INTO INLAND SURFACE WATERS
No.
Parameter
Unit
type of limit
Tolerance Limit
values
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Chromium total (as Cr)

Hexavalent Chromium (as Cr+6)
Copper, total (as Cu)
Zinc, total (as Zn)
Chloride (as Cl)
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
2.0
0.5
3.0
5.0
60
70
Note I :
Note 2 :
These values are based on dilution of effluents by at least 8 volumes of clean receiving water. If
the dilution is below 8 times, the permissible limits are multiplied by the 1/8 of the actual dilution.
LIST VI
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR WASTE FROM BEING DISCHARGED FROM TANNING INDUSTRIES
No.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
Parameter
pH value at ambient temperature

Biochemical Oxygen Demand
(BOD5 in five days at 200C or BOD3 in
three days at 270C)
Colour
Alkalinity (as Ca CO3)

Chloride (as C1)
Hexavalent Chromium (as Cr+6)
Chromium total (as Cr)
Oils and Grease
Phenolic Compounds (as phenolic OH)
Sulphides (as S)
Note I :
Note 2 :
Unit
Type of Limit
Tolerance Limit
Values
for Effluents
Discgharged
into Inland Surface
Waters
Tolerance Limit
Values
for Effluents
Discharged
into Marine Coastal
Areas
C
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
5.5 - 9.0
100
60
5.5 - 9.0
150
100
mg/1, max.
Wavelength
Range
436 nm
(Yellow range)
525 nm
(Red range)
620 nm
(Blue range)
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
250
Maximum
Absorption coefficient
300
7m-1
5m-1
3m-1
750
1000
0.5
2.0
10
1.0
2.0
0.5
2.0
20
5.0
5.0
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LIST VII
TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR DISCHARGE
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Notes :
OF EFFLUENTS INTO PUBLIC SEWERS WITH CENTRAL TREATMENT PLANTS
Parameter
Unit
type of limit

Temperature
(BOD5 in five days at 200 C or BOD3 in
three days at 270C)
Total Kjeldahl nitrogen (as N)
Free ammonia (as N)
Cyanide (as CN)
Chlorides (as Cl)
Flourides (as F)
Sulphide (as S)
Sulphates (as SO4)
Arsenic (as As)
Cadmium (as Cd)
Chromium , total (as Cr)
Copper (as Cu)
Lead (as Pb)
Mercury (as Hg)
Nickel (as Ni)
Selenium (as Se)
Zinc (as Zn)
Pesticides
Detergents/surfactants
Phenolic compounds (as phenolic OH)
Oil And Grease
(e) Alpha emitters
(f) Beta emitters
mg/1, max.
0
C, max.
mg/1, max.
500
5.5 - 10.0
45
350
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
mg/1, max.
850
500
50
50
2
3.0
900
20
5.0
1000
0.2
1.0
2.0
3.0
1.0
0.005
3.0
0.05
5.0
0.2
50
5
30
micro curie/m1, max

micro curie/m1, max
10-8
10-7
The following conditions should be met :

* discharge of high viscous material should be prohibited.
* Calcium Carbide sludge should not be discharged.
* substances producing inflammable vapours should be absent.
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values
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SCHEDULE II
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE FOR THE EMISSION OF WASTE
Form A
(Regulation 5)
National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 (Section 23 A)
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LICENCE FOR EMISSION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE
Application No. :
Date
:
Sector : ..................................
Category : ..................................
..................................
..................................
Name of Industry :
Type of Industry : Manufacture/Assembly/Formulation/Repacking/Processing/other (specify)
Name of Applicant :
Postal Address :
Telephone No. :
1.General Description of Industry
1.1
Nature of Industry :
1.2
Location of Industry :
(Location map and a clear route sketch with landmarks to the site to be annexed.)
Address :
1.3
Name of local authority :
1.4
Is the site within an approved Industrial Zone ?
1.5
Amount of Capital Investment :

Local :
Foreign :
1.6
Date of commencement of operation :
1.7
No. of Shifts/Day and Times :
1.8
No. of Workers in Each Shift :
1.9
A List of permits obtained from Local or State Authorities permitting the Establishment and Operation of the
Industry.
(Please attach photocopies) :
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Name
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
Date of Issue
Date of Expiry
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
....................................
1.10
Land use of the area within 5 km radius - Residential / Commercial / Agricultural / Open Space / Public area /
Marshy lands / salt Marshy Land / Mangrove / Natural Reserve / Other (specify) :
1.11
List of existing industries / institutions / Agricultural land within 2 km radius :
1.12
Land available for treatment plant :
2. Manufacturing Process
2.1
List of main manufactured products and capacities :
2.2
List of by-products :
2.3
Process Details :
2.3.1.
A brief description of the processes used (attach process flow diagram) :
2.3.2.
Raw materials used :

(State item wise quantity per day at all stages of manufacture)
2.3.3.
Chemical used :
Chemical Name
3. Water
3.1
Quantity / Day / (in kg)
2.3.4.
Precautionary measures adopted in the transport and handling of any hazardous / toxic / flammable /
explosive materials :
2.3.5.
Storage facilities for hazardous / toxic / flammable / explosive materials :
2.3.6.
Do you have adequate fire fighting equipment ?
2.3.7.
If so, details of such equipment :
Water - Requirement
Processing
Cooling
Washing
Domestic
3.2
Trade Name
:
:
:
:
m3 / day
m3 / day
m3 / day
m3 / day
Source of Water
1. Public Supply
2. Ground Water (Wells , springs)
3. Surface water (Stream, river)
3.3
Total daily discharge : m3 / day :
3.4
Method of discharge : Open Channel / Pipeline / Covered Drains / Other :
3.5
Final point of discharge of waste water : Agricultural land / Marshy land / Sewer / Lake / River / Ela / Estuary /
Sea / Other
3.6
What other specific toxic substances are discharged (specify nature and concentration -eg., Inorganics and
organics including pesticide, Organic Chlorine Compounds, Heavy Metals etc).,
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3.7
Methods of treatment of Waste Water (Diagrams of Treatment Process to be included);
3.8
Methods adopted for recording characteristics of waste water before and after treatment ;
3.9
Give details of reuse of water or water recycling, if any ;
4. Solid Waste
4.1
Type and Nature of Solid Wastes :
4.2
Total quantity of solid waste - kg/day :
4.3
Methods of disposal of solid wastes - Municipal collection system/Land Fill/ Incineration/Composting/Sold/

Recycle :
5. Atmospheric Emissions
Is there emission to the atmosphere : Yes/No - if Yes complete the following :
5.1
Possible emissions :
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
5.2
Oxides of Nitrogen
Oxides of Sulphur
Dust and Soot
Any Other
No. of Stacks/Chimneys :
Height :
6. Does your industry cause odour problem.

Source :
Method of Abatement :
7. Noise Pollution
7.1 does your industry cause noise pollution : Yes/No
7.2 if Yes, source :
Method of abatement :
8. Energy Requirements
8.1 Total Energy Consumption :
(a) In-plant generation :
(b) public supply :
8.2 Details of Machinery used in the industry and their Horse Power Ratings :
8.3 Types of Fuel Used :
(a) Purpose :
(b) Daily consumption :
9. Recycling/Reuse
9.1 Possible salvage of any waste material for reuse :
Specify :
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10. Expansion of Industry

Describe your plans for future expansion of the industry, State whether proposed expansion will alter the
manufacturing process, raw material, usage and finished products.
I hereby certify that the particulars furnished by me in this application are true and correct. I am aware that if any
particulars herein are found to be false or incorrect, my application will be refused and the licence, if issued, will be cancelled.
.......................................
Signature of Applicant,
Date.
Additional Information required from Chemical industries
Details information on the following has to be provided :
1. A site map extending half a mile beyond the boundaries of the property depicting the facility, the discharge
points for effluents, wells, springs and other surface water bodies and drinking water wells.
2. A description of the procedures, structures and equipment used at the facility in relation to (I) and (II) to :
(i) Prevent hazards in transport and unloading operations of chemicals :
(ii) Prevent undure exposure of personnel to chemicals (protective clothing etc.,)
3. A description of the following
(i) precautions to prevent accidental fires resulting from storage of chemicals ;
(ii) available fire fighting equipment ;
(iii) training of personnel in fire fighting.
4. A description of storage system for bulk chemicals prior to use in the industrial process.
5. A description of recovery methods of use chemicals , if any.
For Official Use Only
Licence Application No.:.......
Sector
(
)
Category
(
)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Date of receipt of application :.....................

Reference Plans, Reports and other documents received :
If any additional information was requested, details of such requests :.................
If the observation of any other Agency was requested, details of such requests :..................
Whether a Licence is granted : Yes/No.
If a Licence is granted :
(a) No. of the Licence :........................
(b) Date of Licence :........................
(c) Validity period :........................
(d) Date of expiry :........................
(e) Conditions attached (if any) :........................
7. Reasons for refusal, if licence is refused :
.
Designation and Signature of
the authorized officer.
Date.
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FORM B
(Regulation 6)
AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LICENCE FOR EMISSION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE ISSUED UNDER SECTION 23 B
M/s..........................................of................................situated within the area of authority of the Pradeshiya
Sabha/Municipal Council/Urban Council of.....................................is/are hereby authorized to discharge/deposit waste and/or
emit noise/vibrations/air emissions which may arise as a result of the operation of the said industry/process, in accordance
with the standards and criteria prescribed by the National Enviornmental (Protection and Quality) Regulations No. 1 of 2008
and the National Environmental (Noise control) Regulation No. 01 of..................
This licence shall be in force form...................................to......................unless it is earlier cancelled or suspended.
This licence is subject to the general terms and conditions stated overleaf AND to the additional terms and conditoins
stated below.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Chairman/Director General/Authorized Officer,

Central Environmental Authority.
Date :......................
General Terms and Conditions

1. The licence shall be valid for such period as may be specified in the license, provided it shall not be for more
than a period of three years from the date of issue. An application for renewal of the license shall be made at
least three months prior to the date of expiry of the license.
2. The holders of the Licence shall permit the Director General or any other officer duly authorized in writing by
him at any time to enter the premises in respect of which the Licence is issued to examine and inspect any
equipment or industrial plant ; and
(a) to take samples of any pollutants that are emitted, discharged or deposited from or by such equipment or
industrial plant ;
(b) to examine books, records or documents relating to the performance or use of such equipment or industrial
plant or relating to the emission, discharge or deposition from such industrial plant ;
(c) to take photographs of such equipment or industrial plants as he considers necessary or make copies of
any books, records or documents seen in the course of such examination; and
(d) to take samples of any fuel, substance or material used, in such trade, industry or process carried on in or
on such premises.
3. The holder of the Licence shall comply with any requirement communicated from time to time by the Authority
as regards :
(a) the use of any techniques or installations in the production/process, handling and storage of goods,
material, fuel and waste products with a view to minimizing environmental pollution and hazards ; and
(b) any additional technical measures for preventing or mitigating environmental pollution and hazards.
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4. The holder of the Licence shall ensure that monitoring of environmental pollution or other acts that the
authority considers neceesary to protect the environment, including the following are done:
(a) measurements, calculation, registration of samples to determine actual level of pollution and risk of
exposure ;
(b) recording and sorting of data and reporting to the Authority ;
(c) issuing written instructions to persons employed with regard to handling of hazardous material and
installations to protect the environment ;
(d) assigning duties and responsiblities to management and staff with regard to protection of the
environment ; and
(e) ensuring that persons referred to in (c)above, and charged with duties and responsibilities referred to in
(d) above are properly qualified persons.
5. This Licence is avlid only for the type and nature of the industry/process/operation as stated in the preliminary
application and to the information submitted by the Licencee.
6. Any alteration or extension made to the industry, process or operation should be indicated forthwith to the
Authority.
Chairman/Director General/Authorized Officer,
Date :......................
Form C
(Regulation 6)
APPLICAITON FOR RENEWAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LICENCE FOR EMMISIION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE
Application No. :
Date
:
Sector : ..................................
Category : ..................................
1.
Name and location of Industry :
2.
Name and address of applicant :
3.
Previous Licence No :
..................................
..................................
3.1 Issued on ................................

3.2 Valid until.................................
4.
Any changes/alterations/expansions of the industry since last licence was issued

(give details) :
5.
State if manufacturing process/raw material usage/finished products have been altered in any way.
6.
Details of monitoring reports submitted to the Central Environmental Authority during the year :
7.
Any other additional information :
I hereby certify that the particulars furnished by me in this application are true and correct. I am aware that if any
particulars herein are found to be false or incorrect, my application will be refused and the licence if issued will be cancelled.
.....................................
Signature of Applicant.
Date :............................
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For Office use only

1.
2.
Was licence renewed

Yes/No
If renewed
No. of licence
...................................................
Date of licence
...................................................
Validity period
...................................................
Date of expiry
...................................................
Conditions attached (if any)
3. If renewal of licence is refused reasons for refusal :

...................................................
Signture and Designation of
Athorized Officer.
Date :.....................
SCHEDULE III
LICENSING FEE
The Licence fee and the Renewal fee for each of the activities specified in Part A of the Order made under Section
23 and published in Gazette No. 1533/16 dated 25th January, 2008, shall be levied by the authority on the following basis :One year or less
Rs.
7,500/-
The Licence Fee and the renewal fee for each of the actitivies specified in the Part B of the order made under
Section 23 and published in Gazette No. 1533/16 dated 25th January, 2008, shall be levied by the authority on the following
basis :For three years or less
Rs.
6,000/-
The Licence Fee and the renewal fee for each of the actitivies specified in the Part C of the order made under
Section 23 and published in Gazette No. 1533/16 dated 25th January, 2008, shall be levied by the authority on the following
basis :For three yeas or less
Rs.
4,000/-
SCHEDULE IV
Form A
(Registration 16(b)
National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 ( Section 23A)
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE FOR SCHEDULED WASTE MANAGEMENT
Application No.:
Date :
Sector :
Category :
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01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
Name of the faciity/activity :

Location/address :
Telephone No. :
Local Authority area :
District :
Province :
Name of the Officer to be contacted in an emergency:
Contact details:
Mobile phone :
Tel.:
Fax :
E-mail :
Address :
09. Authorization required for (Please tick appropriate activity/activities)
(a) generation
( )
(b) Collection
( )
(c) Transportation
( )
(d) Storage
( )
(e) Recovery
( )
(f) Recycling
( )
(g) Disposal
( )
( ) Permit for one operation ( ) Permit for multiple operations
10. Full Name of the Applicant/Industry :
11. Contact details
Address :
Tel. No. :
Fax No.:
12. In case of renewal of licence, previous licence number and date :..............................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
13. Qualifications to engage in the activity covered by the permit: .................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
14. Insurance cover details: ....................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
15. Arrangements for security and emergency procedures : .............................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
16. Information on accidents as a result of the management of waste : ..........................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
17. Health and safety measures adopted for the workers and the public: .......................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
18. Important Environmental features of the surrounding areas of the site (Please attach a map of the area 2.5km.
radius with the site at the centre indicating there in water bodies and important human activities sensitive
features): ............................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
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19. Waste category/categories identified as per the Scheduled VII : ................................................................................

..............................................................................................................................................................................................
20. Quality and quantity waste handled: ..............................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
21. Details of the operation system for carrying out the activity/activities: ...................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
22. If application is for the establishment of a disposal site, location description and other details: ....................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
To be filled by Collector
23. Site/s of Collection (Names and address/es): ................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
24. Proposed dates or frequency of collection : ..................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
25. Estimated quantity to be collected: .................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
26. Type of packaging envisaged (Eg. bulk, drummed, tanker etc.) and method of collection): ..................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
To be filled by transpoter
27. Mode of transportation to be used : ...............................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
Class/Type of vehicle : .....................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
Registered number/s: .........................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
Number of vehicles : ..........................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
28. Details of Routes (include road maps) times and dates : .............................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
29. What are the emergency measures adopted (including notice of warming to the public) and what are the
precautions taken to prevent accidents: : ........................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
To be filled by Storer
30. Location and extent of the storage site : ........................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
31. Type of packaging envisaged (bulk, drummed, tanker, concrete blocks etc.) for storing: .....................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
32. Period of time waste will be stored : ................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
33. Information relating to recyling/recovery of final disposal of the waste: ..................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
34. What are the emergency measures adopted (including posting of warning to public and what are the precautions
taken to prevent accidents: ..............................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
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To be filled by recycler/recoverer:
35. Location of the recycling/recovery facility : ........................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
36. Method used in the recycling/recovery process : ........................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
37. Purpose of recycling/recovery and the market availability for the end product : ....................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
38. Emergency measures adopted in the event of an accident : ........................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
To be filled by Disposer :
39. Location of the site for Disposal : ...................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
40. Method of Disposal : ........................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
41. Description of the treatment process : ...........................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
42. Emergency measures adopted at the site in the even of an accident : .......................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
43. Information on the after care of the disposal site : .......................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................................................................................
,
Signature of the Applicant.
Date :
FORM B
Form of Licence
(Regulation 19(a)
National Environmental Act No. 47 of 1980
LICENCE FOR OPERATING A FACILITY FOR SCHEDULED WASTE MANAGEMENT
Licence Number : ........................................
Date of issue : .............................................
M/s .......................... of..........................is hereby authorized to operate a facility for generation, collection, storage,
recovery, recycle or disposal of the waste more fully described in the Schedule hereto, on the premises situated at
...............................................and/or to transport the same from .................... to .......................... along the route, time and date set
out in the Schedule.
This licence shall be in force from ..........to ............................ unless it is earlier cancelled or suspended.
This licence is subject to the general terms and conditions stated overleaf and to the terms conditions stated below
and to such terms as may be specified in the regulations or guidelines for the time being in force under the National
Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 as amended by Act No. 56 of 1988.
Other Terms and Conditions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
.................................,
Chairman/Director General,
Date :
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(DESCRIPTION OF THE QUANTITY AND TYPES, ETC., OF WASTE)

General Terms and Conditions:
1. Licence shall be in accordance with the provisions of National Environment Act, No. 47 of 1980.
2. The licence or its renewal shall be produced for inspection at the request of an officer authorized by the Central
Environmental Authority or any delegate. The Licence shall be displayed in a place accessible to public.
3. The license shall not rent, lend sell, transfer or otherwise transport the waste without obtaining prior permission
of the Central Environmental Authority.
4. Any unauthorized change in personnel, equipment, process and working conditions as mentioned in the
application by the licencee shall constitute breach of this authorization.
5. It is the duty of the authorized person to take prior permission of the Central Environmental Authority to close
down the facility.
6. An application for the renewal of a licence shall be made as laid down in regulation 16 of the National Environmental
(Protection and Quantity) regulation No.l of 1990.
7. This licence shall not be transferred unless under the authorization of the Central Environmental Authority.
8. Any accident which occurs during the management of wastes must be immediately reported to the Central
Environmental Authority by the Licensee.
Other terms and Contitions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
.........................................,
Chairman/Director General,
Date:.
SCHEDULE V
[Regulation 27]
(Format for maintaining records of waste at the facility)
1. Name and address of the accupier or operator at the facility :
2. Date of issuance of licence and its reference number :
3. Description of waste :
Physical form with description Chemical form Total volume and weight (in kg):
4. Description of Storage and treatment of waste:
Date
5.
Waste
Code
Waste
Code
Amount
Method of
Storage
of waste
Date
Amount
Method of
treatment of
waste
Details of transportation of waste:

Amount
Name &
Address of the
consignee of
the package
Mode of packing
of the waste for
transportation
and amount
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Mode and route of

transportation
to site disposal
Date and Time

of transportation
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6. Details of disposal of Waste :

Waste
Code
Date of
Disposal
Quantity
Site of disposal
Method of disposal
(identify the location
on the relevant layout
drawing for reference)
Concentration
Persons
of material in the final
involved
waste form
in disposal
7. Details on environmental surveillance:

Date of
Measure
ment
Analysis of
Ground water
Analysis of
soil samples
Location depth of Data

Location of Depth of
of
sampling sampling sampling
sampling
sampling
Analysis of air
sampling
Data
Location
Analysis of any
other samples
(give details)
Data
Name and Signature of the Head of facility.

SCHEDULE VI
[Regulation 27(b)]
(Format for the sub mission of returns, regarding disposal of scheduled waste)
1. Name and Address of the institution:
2. Details of waste disposal operations:
S
no.
Date of
issuance of
the licence
Mode of
Site of disposal
transportation
(attach a
to the site of sketch showing
disposal
the location of
disposal)
Description of Waste
Physical
Form &
contents
Brief
description
of the method
of disposal
Date of
disposal
Chemical Total
Form volume of
the waste
disposal
with No. of
packages
3. Detail of environmental surveillance :

Date of
Measurement
Analysis of
Ground Water
Analysis of
soil Samples
Location Depth of Data Location

Depth of
of sampling Sampling
of Sampling Sampling
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Analysis of air
sampling
Data
Location of
sampling
Data
Analysis of any
Other samples
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Name and address of the Head of facility.

Certificate by authorized person
This is to certify that I have examined the above return, and have satisfied myself of the accuracy of the facts stated
there in by physical examination and scientific tests as are necessary for such purpose.
........................,
Authorized Person.
Date :.
SCHEDULE VII
(Form for reporting accidents)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
[Regulation 36]
The date and time of the accident :

Location :
Sequence of events leading to accident :
The waste involved in the facility :
The data for assessing the effects of the accidents on health or the environment:
The emergency measures taken :
The steps taken to alleveiate the effects of accident :
The steps taken to prevent the recurrence of such an accident :
Names, address and next of kin of persons affected by the accident :
10. Step taken to pay compensation to victims of the accident together with insurance claiming and settlements:
SCHEDULE VIII
List of Scheduled Wastes
Waste
Code
Scheduled Waste
PART I - SCHEDULED WASTES FROM NON-SPECIFIC SOURCES

1. Mineral Oil and Oil-Contaminated Wastes
N011
N012
N013
N014
N015
N016
Spent oil or grease used for lubricating industrial machines

Spent hydraulic oil from machines, including plastic injection moulding machines, turbines and die-casting
machines.
Spent oil-water emulsion used as coolants
Oil tanker sludges
Oil-water mixture such as ballast water
Sludge from oil storage tank
2. Waste containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) or polychlorinated triphenyls (PCTs)

N021
Spent oil contaminated with PCB and/or PCTs
N022
Electrical equipment or parts containing or contaminated with PCBs and/or PCTs
N023
Retrofilled transformer contaminated with PCBs and/or PCTs
N024
Containers and all waste materials contaminated with PCBs and/or PCTs
3. Spent organic solvents containing halogen or sulphur, including methylene chloride, 1, 1, 1,-trichloroethane,
perchloroethylene and dimethyl sulphide
N031
Spent halogenated solvents from cleaning and degreasing processes
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4. Spent aromatic organic solvents not containing compounds of organic halogen or sulphur, including toluene,
xylene, turpentine and kerosene.
N041
Spent aromatic organic solvents from washing, cleaning, or degreasing processes
5. Spent non-aromatic organic solvents without containing compounds of organic halogen or sulphur, including acetone,
ketones, alcohols, cleaning-benzene, and dimethyl formamide
N051
Spent non-aromatic organic solvents from washing, cleaning or degreasing processes
6. Residues from recovery of halogenated solvents, may contain oil, fat and solvents
N061
Residues from recovery of halogenated solvents
7. Residues from recovery of non-halogenated solvents, may contain oil, fat and solvents
N071
Residues from recovery of non-halogenated solvents
8. Spent organometallic compounds may be mixed with benzene excluding mercury compounds
N081
Residues of organometallic compounds, including tetraethyl lead, tetramethyl lead and organotin
compounds from mixing process of anti-knock compound with gasoline
9. Flux wastes, may contain mixture of organic acids, solvents of compounds of ammonium chloride
N091
Flux wastes from fluxing bath of metal treatment processes
10. Spent aqueous alkaline solutions not containing cyanide, may contain heavy metals
N101
Spent aqueous alkaline solutions from treatment process of metal or plastic surfaces
N102
Spent aqueous alkaline solutions from bleaching process of textile materials
11. Spent aqueous alkaline solutions containing cyanide, may contain heavy metals
N111
Spent aqueous alkaline solution containing cyanide from treatment process of metal or plastic surfaces
12. Spent aqueous chromic acid solutions
N121
Spent aqueous chromic acid solutions from treatment process of metal or plastic surfaces
N122
Spent aqueous chromic acid solution from leather tannery processes
13. Spent aqueous inorganic acid solutions other than spent chromic acid solutions, may contain heavy metals
N131
Spent aqueous acid solutions from treatment process of metal or plastic sufaces
N132
Spent aqueous inorganic acid solutions from industrial equipment cleaning
14. Spent aqueous or discarded photographic waste from film processing or plates making
N141
Spent aqueous or discarded photographic waste from film processing or plate making
15. Metal hydroxide sludges containing one or several metals, including chromium, copper, nickel, zinc, lead, cadmium,
aluminium and tin
N151
Metal hydroxide sludges from wastewater treatment system
16. Plating bath sludges containing cyanide
N161
Plating bath sludges containing cyanide from metal finishing processes
17. Spent salt containing cyanide
N171
Spent salt containing cyanide from heat treating process
18. Sludges of inks, paints, dyes, pigments, lacquer with or without orgnic solvent
N181
Paint sludges from solvent recovery of solvent-based paint waste
N182
Ink sludges from solvent recovery of solvent-based ink waste
N183
Lacquer sludges from solvent recovery of solvent-based lacquer waste
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N 184
N 185
N 186
N 187
Paint sludges from paint wastewater treatment system

Ink sludges from ink wasterwater treatment system
Pigment sludges from pigment wastewater treatment system
Dye sludges from dye wastewater treatment system
19. Wastes from the production, formulation and use of printing ink, paint, pigment, lacquer or varnish containing
organic solvents
N 191
Discarded or off-specification ink, pigment and paint products
20. sludges, dust, slag, dross and ashes, may contain oxides or sulphate or one of several metals, including lead,
cadmium, copper zinc, chromium, nickel, iron, vanadium, and aluminium
N 201
Dross, slag, ash, dust from metal smelting process or dust emission control system
N 202
Dross from soldering process
N 203
Residues from recovery of acid pickling liquor
N 204
Hydroxide or sulphate sludges from wastewater treatment system
21. spent or discarded strong acids or akalis
N 211
Spent or discarded acid of pH less or equal to 2
N 212
Spent or discarded alkali of pH greater or equal to 12.5
22. Spent oxidizing agents
N 221
Spent oxidizing agent
23. Contaminated soil. water, debris or matter resulting from clean-up of a spill or chemical or scheduled waste
N 231
Contaminated soil, water debris or matter resulting from cleanup of a spill or chemical or scheduled
waste
24. Immobilized scheduled wastes, including chemically fixed or encapsulated sludges
N 241
Immobilized scheduled wastes
25. Discarded drugs except living vaccines and euphoric compounds
N 251
Discarded drugs except living vaccines and euphoric compounds
26. Pathogenic and clinical wastes and quarantined materials
N 261
Pathogenic and clinical wastes and quarantined materials
27. Containers and bags containing hazardous residues and material
N 271
Used containers or bags contaminated with scheduled waste and residues.
28. Mixtures of scheduled wastes
N 281
A mixture of scheduled wastes
N 282
A mixture of scheduled and non-scheduled wastes
29. Mercury wastes containing metallic mercury, organic and inorganic mercury compounds
N 291
Discarded, Used, fused, broken and off specified fluorescent lamps/bulbs
30. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipments
N 301
Discarded Computers and accessories
N 302
Discarded Mobile phones.
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PART II - SCHEDULED WASTES FROM SPECIFIC SOURCES

1. Mineral Oil and Oil-Contaminated Wastes
S011
S 012
S 013
S 014
Waste oil or oily sludge from waste water treatment plant of oil refinery or crude oil terminal
Oily residue from automotive workshop or service station oil grease interceptor
Oil contaminated earth from re-refining of used lubricating oil
Oil or sludge from oil refinery maintenance operation.
2.Tar or tarry residues from oil refinery petrochemical plant

S 021
Tar or tarry residues from oil refinery or petrochemical plant
3. Waste of printing inks, paints, dyes, pigments, lacquer, varnish or wood preservative containing organic
solvents
S 031
Ink waste from washing of reaction tank or container of ink manufacturing plant.
S 032
Paint waste from washing of reaction tank or container of paint manufacturing plant
S 033
Dyes waste from washing or reaction tank or container of dyes manufacturing plant
S 034
Pigment waste from washing of reaction tank or container of pigment manufacturing plant.
S 035
lacquer or vanish Pigment waste from washing of reaction tank or container of lacquer or varnish
manufacturing plant.
4. Clinker, slag and ashes from scheduled wastes incinerator
S 041
Clinker, slag and ashes from scheduled wastes incinerator
5. Waste or printing inks, paints, dyes, pigments, lacquer without containing solvents
S 051
Water based Paint waste from the washing of reaction tank or container of paint manufacturing plant.
S 052
Water based Ink waste from the washing of reaction tank or container of ink manufacturing plant.
S 053
Water based dye and pigment waste from the washing of reaction tank or container of dye and
pigment manufacturing plant.
S 054
Ink waste from the washing of cleaning of printing machine of printing works.
S 055
Pigment waste from brick and tile works
S 056
Paint waste from the paint spraying of dipping process of metal works, motor vehicle assembly plant
or electrical appliances manufacturing plant.
6. Spent tars or anti-corrosion oils
S 061
Anti-corrosion oils or tar residues from the sealing or spraying or casting processes of motor vehicle
assembly plant or automotive workshop.
7. Spent ethylene glycol

S 071
S 072
Contaminated ethylene glycol from gas processing plant.

Unhardened ethylene glycol from polyester manufacturing plant
8. Waste containing phenol or formaldehyde

S 081
Phenol or formaldehyde waste from the washing or reaction or mixing tank of adhesive or glue or
resin manufacturing plant
S 082
Sludges containing phenol or formaldehyde waste from the Waste water treatment system of adhesive
or glue or resin manufacturing plant
9. Residues of isocyanate compounds, excluding solid polymeric materials.
S 091
Residues of isocyanate compounds from foam manufacturing process.
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10. Adhesive or glue waste may contain organic solvents, excluding solid polymeric materials
S 101
Off-specification adhesive or glue products from adhesive or glue manufacturing plant
S 102
Effluent from the washing of the reaction or processing tank of adhesive or glue manufacturing plant.
11. Uncured resin waste, may contain organic solvents or heavy metals including epoxy resin phenolic resin
S 111
Uncured resin residues form electronic or semiconductor, electrical appliances, fibreglass manufacturing
plants and metal works.
S 112
Effluents from washing of reactor of resin manufacturing plant
S 113
Resin sludge from waste water treatment system of resin manufacturing plant
12. Latex effluent, rubber or latex Sludges containing organic solvents or heavy metals
S 121
Rubber or latex sludges containing heavy metals from the waste water treatment system of rubber
products manufacturing plant.
S 122
Rubber or latex sludges containing organic solvent from rubber products manufacturing plant.
S 123
Latex effluent from rubber products manufacturing plant.
13. Sludges from the re-refining of used oil products including oily sludges containing acid or lead compounds.
S 131
Acid sludge from the re-refining of used lubricating oil.
14. Sludges containing fluoride
S 141
Sludges containing fluoride from the waste water treatment system of electronic or semiconductor
15. Mineral sludges, including calcium hydroxide sludges, phosphating sludges, calcium sulphite sludges and carbonate
sludges.
S 151
Sludges from phosphating process of motor vehicle assembly, air conditioning, electrical appliances
and electronic or semiconductor plants.
S 512
Sludges from the waste water treatment system of plant producing ceramic or tiles, industrial gas and
bleaching earth containing heavy metals.
16. Asbestos waste
S 1611
S 162
S 163
plant.
S 164
Asbestos sludges from the waste water treatment system of Asbestors/cement products
Asbestos dust or loose asbestos fibre wasts from asbestos/cement products manufacturing plant.
Empty bags or sack containing loose asbestos fibres from asbestos/cement products manufacturing
Waste arising from repairing/renovation processes and demolition/construction debris containing
asbestos.
17. Waste from the production, formulation, repacking, and trade of pesticides ; including herbicides, Insecticide,
rodenticides, and fungicides.
S 171
Dust from air emission control equipment, or exhaust systems of pesticides production, formulation
and repacking plants.
S 172
Sludges from wastewater treatment systems of pesticides production, formulation and repacking plants.
S 173
Residues from filtering process of intermediate products at pesticides production and formulation
plants.
S 174
Waste from washing of reaction tank or mixing tank and spillages at pesticide production and formulation
plants and spillages at pesticides repacking plants.
S 175
Solid residues resulting from stamping process of mosquito coil production plant.
S 176
Off-specification and out dated products and contaminated containers from pesticides formulation
and repacking plants and trade of pesticides
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18. Press cake from pre-treatment of glycerol soap lye

S 181
Press cake from pre-treatment of glycerol soap lye from detergent or soap or toiletries plants
19. Wastes containing dye
S 191
Waste water containing dye from textile manufacturing plant.
20. Waste from wood preserving operations using inorganic salts containing copper, chromium as well as arsenic of
fluoride compounds or using compound containing chlorinated phenol or creosote
S201
Waste from wood preserving operations using inorganic salts containing copper, chromium as well as arisenic
of fluoride compounds or using compound containing chlorinated phenol or creosote
21. Mercury wastes containing metallic mercury, organic and inorganic mercury compounds
S 211
Mercury wastes containing metallic mercury from manufacturing of fluorescent lamps
S 212
Activated carbon waste containing mercury from hydrogen gas purification process.
S 213
Mercury bearing sludges from brine treatment and Mercury bearing brine purification muds from chlorine
production plant.
22. Spent catalysts
S 221
Spent industrial catalysts from chemical plant manufacturing detergent or soap or toileries plants.
S222
Spent industrial catalysts from petroleum and petro-chemical processes
S 223
Spent industrial catalysts from sulphuric acid and other inorganic acid manufacturing process
23. Leachate from scheduled waste landfills.
S 231
Leachate from scheduled waste landfills.
24. Rags, papers plastics or filters contaminated with organic solvents
S 241
Rags, papers plastics or filters contaminated with paint or ink or organic solvent from motor vehicle assembly
plants, metal works, electronic or semiconductor plants and printing or packaging plants.
25. Containers and bags containing hazardous residues
S251
Used containers or bags contaminated with residues of raw materials and products of pesticide formulation
plant
26. Discarded or off specification batteries containing lead, mercury, nickel, cadmium, lithium and Electrolyte from batteries
and accumulators.
S 261
Discarded or off specification batteries from battery manufacturing plant
S 262
Used or off specified batteries and accumulators
27. Pharmaceutical waste
S271
Waste water from washing of reaction vessels and floors of Pharmaceutical products manufacturing plant.
S 272
Sludges containing pharmaceutical material from waste water treatment plants of pharmaceutical manufacturing/
formulation plants
28. Bio Medical and Health Care Waste from Health Care Institution including Medical Laboratories and Research
Centres.
S 281
Infectious health care waste including laboratory cultures; waste from isolation wards ; tissues (swabs),
materials or equipment that have been in contact with infected patients ; Human tissues or fluids
S 282
Sharps including needles and scalpels
S 283
Biological and Anatomical waste including tissues, organs, body parts, human fetuses and animal carcasses,
blood, and body fluids.
S 284
Outdated and discarded drugs including cytotoxic drugs and chemical reagents
S 285
Materials and containers contaminated with the above specified waste
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wldh iska b,a,d iskq ,nk fjk;a h f;dr;=re o iemhsh hq;= h'
^3& iEu whlrefjl=u n,m;%hla w;alsu i|yd fuys III jk Wmf,aLkfha i|yka w;alsu i|yd jQ n,m;%
.dia;= wldh iska oekq ula l< miq tlS oekq ka ld,iSudj we;=,; f.h hq;= h'
9' wldh iska mkf;a 23wE j.ka;sh hgf;a n,m;%hla w;aysgqjka fyda wj,x.= lrka" ksl=;a lsug fmr tu
kshuh ksl=;a fkdlsug fya;= oelaf wjia:djla n,m;%Odhdg h hq;= h'
tfia jqj o" n,m;%h ksl=;a lsfuka miqj iajdNdl idOl ksid fyda fjk;a fya;= ksid wmjH ,nk mirh fjkia
we;s wjia:djl fyda n,m;%h hgf;a fkdlvjdu wmjH neyer lsu" ;ekam;a lsu fyda fudapkh lsu" jevodhs f,i
mirh Wmfhda.S lr .ekSulg mgyeks f,i n,mdk fyda n,mE yels wji:djl wldh iska fkdmudju" kshufha ksY
a ;j
i|yka lrkq ,nk ld,hla i|yd n,m;%h w;aysgqjka kshuhla ksl=;a l< hq;= h' ke;fyd;a n,m;%h wj,x.= l< hq;= h'
10'^1& n,m;%hla m%odkh lsug wldh iska m%;l
s f
a Iam lsu inkaOfhka w;Dma;h
s g m;a h b,alrefjl= iska
fyda n,m;%hla w;aysgqu fyda wj,x.=lsu inkaOfhka fyda n,m;%hla w;alsu m%;slafIam lsu inkaOfhka w;Dma;shg
m;a h n,m;%Odfhl= iska" tu ;SrKh ;udg ksfokh lrkq ,enQ kfhka miqj k 30la we;=,; tu m%;slafIam lsug"
w;ayg
s
q ug" wj,x.= lsug fyda w;a lsu m%;l
s f
a Iam lsug reoaOj ,sh,a,lska jQ wNshdpkhla" mir Ih Ndr wud;HdxYfha
f,aljrhdg bm;a l< yels h'
^2& ;udf.a wNshdpkh inkaOfhka fm!oa.,slj fyda n,h,;a ksfhda;hl= u.ska lreKq ksfhdackh lsf wjia:djla
tu b,alreg h hq;= h'
^3& f,aljrhd iska wNshdpkhg Ih jQ ;SrKh wj,x.= lsu" fjkia lsu fyda iar lsu l< yels w;r" wldh
iska f,aljrhdf.a ;SrKh l%shd;aul l< hq;= h'
^4& f,aljrhdf.a ;SrKh wjidkd;aul yd ;SrKd;aul h hq;= h'
11' n,m;%,dNshd iska '^w&
^wd&
n,m;%hla i|yd Tyq iska bm;a l< b,a m;%h inkaOfhka iemhQ ia;r ms<sn| fjkial fyda
fhda; fjkial ;
n,m;%h wod< jk h l%shdldrlula wjidk lsug .;a h ;SrKhla ms<sn|j;
jydu wldhg oekah hq;= h' ;j o" mir IKh iy mir Wmj je,elau fyda wvq lsu i|yd wldh iska ksl=;a
lrkq ,eh yels h Odk Tyq iska ms<smeh hq;= h'
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12' iEu b,alrejl=u fyda iEu n,m;%,dNshl=u wldh iska fyda wldh fjkqfjka mirh wdrlaId lsu
i|yd fok ,o h Odk ms<smeh hq;= h'
13' h ksfhda.hla lv lrka l%shdlrk iEu ;eke;af;lau f mkf;a 31 jk j.ka;sh hgf;a o~qj ,eh yels
jrola is lrkafka h'
14' h ksh; lghq;a;la is lrk h ;eke;af;la tu lghq;a; wdrN lsug fmr wldfhka n,m;%hla ,nd.;
hq;h
= '
II jk fldgi
wmjH l<ukdlrKh i|yd n,m;%hla ksl=;a lsu
15' wldh iska ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%hl wldrh hgf;a yer iy wldh iska ksYa;j i|yka lrkq ,eh
yels h m%;s iy fjk;a kskdhlj,g wkql+,j i" VIII jk Wmf,aLkfha i|yka ^fuys ka u;= Wmf,aLk.; wmjH
hkqfjka i|yka lrkq ,nk& wmjH W;amdokh lsu" tl;= lsu" m%jdykh lsu" .nvd lsu" ksIl
a IKh lsu" m%;p
s l%h
S lrKh
lsu fyda neyer lsug fyda wmjH neyer lsu i|yd ia:dkhla mssysgqu fyda myiqlula lsisu ;eke;a;l= iska lrkq fyda
imhkq fkd,eh hq;= h'
16'15 jk ksfhda.h hgf;a n,m;%hla i|yd jQ iEu b,a,Sulau IV jk Wmf,aLkfha olajd we;s w wdlD;shg
idrdkql+, h hq;= w;r^w&
15 jk ksfhda.fha i|yka h l%shdjla b,alre iska lrf.k hdf m%;sM,hla jYfhka uyckhdg ish
yels wk;=re fyda ydks m%udKj;a f,i wdjrKh lsug m%udKj;a jk" wldhg ms<.
s ; yels j,x.= rlaIK
iy;slhla fyda fjk;a h wdldrhl uQ,H wemhla" iy
^wd&
mirh wdrlaId lsu yd iqrlaIs; lsu i|yd wjYH h yels f,i wldh iska i,lkq ,nk fuu
ksfhda.j, IV jk Wmf,aLkfha w wdlD;sfhys olajd we;s fjk;a h w;sfl f;dr;=re yd lreKqj,
ia;r tu b,a m;%h iu th hq;= h'
17' 15 jk ksfhda.h hgf;a n,m;%hla i|yd jQ iEu b,a,Sula u" my; oelafjk moku u; .Kka n,k ,o .dia;=jla
iu th hq;= h'
W;amdolhd
tl;= lrkakd
.nvdlre
m%jdyl
m%;p
s l%l
S drl
ksIl
a Il
neyer lrkakd
re'
re'
re'
re'
re'
re'
re'
1"000
1"000
10"000
2"000
5"000
5"000
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18' 16 jk ksfhda.h hgf;a n,m;%hla i|yd jQ b,aula ,enqKq g" W; hhs i,lkq ,nk h wk;=re ;lafiarejlska
miqj wldh iska b,alre fj; n,m;%hla ksl=;a lrkq ,eh yelsh'
19' 18 jk ksfhda.h hgf;a wldh iska ksl=;a lrk,o iEu n,m;%hlau ^w&
f ksfhda.j, IV jk Wmf,aLkfhys olajd we;s wd wdlD;shl idrdkql+, h hq;= h ;
^wd&
fuys I jk Wmf,aLkfha i|yka m%;s iy Wmudkj,g wu;r jYfhka n,m;%fhys kshu lrkq ,en we;s h
kshu" fldkafoais iy m%;sj,g hg;a h hq;= h ;
^we&
n,m;%fhys ksYa;j i|yka lrkq ,en we;s h ld, mfohla i|yd j,x.= h hq;=h ;
^wE&
w;a lsu i|yd b,a,Sula lrkq ,enQ g" wldh iska 25 ksfhda.hg hg;aj w;a lrkq ,eh hq;= h'
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20' tlu j.fha Wmf,aLk.; nyqO wmjH l<ukdlrK fufyhq i|yd 17 jk ksfhda.fha Odkj,g
wkql+,j" wldh iska ksl=;a lrk ,o" tlu j.fha Wmf,aLk.; nyqO wmjH l<ukdlrK fufyhq i|yd jQ fjku
n,m;%hla hgf;a yer" lsisu ;eke;a;l= iska" tlu fN!;sl yd ridhksl ,laIKsl fyda tys wxY lsisjla iys; Wmf,aLk.;
wmjH l<ukdlrKfhys fkdlvjd ksr;u lrkq fkd,eh hq;= h' ta n,m;%h" n,m;%fha ksYa;j i|yka lrkq ,eh hq;=
ksYa; ld,hla i|yd iy ksYa; Wmf,aLK.; wmjH m%udKhla i|yd h hq;= h'
21' 18 jk" 19 jk fyda 20 jk ksfhda. hgf;a ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%hlska f ksfhda.j, f fldgfia w:dkql+,j
iy f ksfhda.fha I jk fldgfia i|yka" Wmf,aLk.; wmjH iu. Y% lsf n,h ta Y%Kh ksid IK ldrlj, nr
m%udKh wvqh yels nj wldh iEySulg m;a jk m W;amdolhd tl;= lrkakd" .nvd lrkakd" m%jdylhd fyda neyer
lrkq ,nk ;eke;a;d iska Tmamq lrkq ,nkafka k i" fokq fkd,eh hq;= h'
22' f ksfhda.j, f fldgi hgf;a ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%hla fkdmejh hq;= w;r" f ksfhda. lv lrka lrk
,o h mejula" ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%h Y+kH iy n, rys; jkafka h'
23' f ksfhda.h hgf;a h ;eke;a;l= fj; ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%hla" fjk;a h ;eke;a;l=f.a m%fhdackh i|yd
Nd;d fkdl< hq;= h'
24' f ksfhda.j, f fldgi hgf;a n,m;%hla ksl=;a lrk ,oafoa h ;eke;a;l= fj; o ta ;eke;a;d iska
n,m;%fha kshu" m%;s iy fldkafoais lsisjla lvlrka l%shdlrkq ,nk wjia:djl" n,m;%,dNshdg fya;= oelau i|yd
wjia:djla fuka miq yd tu fya;= f,aLk.; lsfuka miq wldh iska h kshuhla u.ska" ta kshufha i|yka h
ld,iSudjla i|yd ta n,m;% l%shd;aul lsu w;aysgjkq ,eh yels h' ke;fyd;a wj,x.= lrkq ,eh yels h'
tfia jqjo" uyck hym; ;ld tjeks l%shd ud.hla .eksu b;d blauKska lsu wjYH hehs wldh i,lkakd
jQ wjia:djl" f ksfhda.h hgf;a mlaIKhla meje;au ksujk f;la n,m;%h ;djld,slj w;aysgqf n,h wldhg
we;af;a h'
25' f ksfhda.j, f fldgi hgf;a n,m;%,dNshl= fj; fok ,o h n,m;%hlg wkqj" tu ;eke;a;d iska
mj;ajdf.k hkq ,nk lghq;= fiu iy mlaId lsf n,h wldhg we;af;a h'
26 ^1& wldhg ^w&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH neyer lsf ia:dk msysgqu ;
^wd&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH ckkh lsu" tl;= lsu" m%jdykh lsu" .nvd lsu" ksYl
a IKh lsu" m%;p
s l%h
S lrKh
fyda neyer lsf Nd;d l< hq;= wdrlaIl l%u ;
^we&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH m%;spl%ShlrKh fyda ksYalIKh lsu"
ms<sn| fufyhq i|yd l,ska l, WmfoaY ksYa;j oelaug n,h we;af;a h'
^2& ^1& jk foh hgf;a i|yka flfrk ud. oYl yels iEu wjia:djlu .ei m;%fha m<lrkq ,eu iy
wkHdldrhlska uyckhd fj; ,efnkakg ie,eiau lrkq ,eh hq;= h'
27' ^w& Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh lsu" tl;= lsu" m%jdykh lsu" .nvd lsu" ksYalIKh lsu"
m%;spl%ShlrKh lsu fyda neyer lsu inkaOfhka f ksfhda.j, f fldgfia V jk Wmf,aLkfha
olajd we;s wdlD;shg idrdkql+,j f,aLk mj;aajdf.k hdu ;
^wd& Wmf,aLk.; wmjH neyer lsu ms<sn|j" f ksfhda.j, f fldgfia VI jk Wmf,aLkfha olajd we;s
wdlD;shg idrkql+,j jQ jdIsl j;djla" ta ldh inkaOfhka wldh iska n,h fok ,o h
;eke;a;l= iska h:d m iy;sl lrjd wldh fj; heu ;
^we&
wldh iska kshu lrkq ,eh yels h f;dr;=re wldh fj; jdIslj bm;a lsu ;
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^wE& ;ud iska tl;= lrk ,o" .nvd lrk ,o" m%jdykh lrk ,o" ksYalIKh lrk ,o" m%;spl%ShlrKh
lrk ,o" iy neyer lrk ,o Wmf,aLk.; wmjHj, m%udKh" j.h" ;;a;ajh iy iNjh n,m;%,dNshd
iska mj;ajdf.k hd hq;= f,aLk.; igyka lsu ;
iEu n,m;%,dNshl=f.au ldhh h hq;af;a h'

28' 27 jk ksfhda.h hgf;a mj;ajdf.k hkq ,eh hq;= f,aLkh" ljr gl jqjo wldh iska mlaId lsu
i|yd n,m;%,dNshd iska iqodkka ;eh hq;= w;r" .dia;=jla f.jkq ,nk g" uyckhdf.ka h flfkl=f.a b,a,Su msg"
tfia mj;ajdf.k hkq ,enQ f,aLkhl h WOD;hgl iy;sl l< msgm; ksl=;a lsu" n,m;%,dNshl=f.a ldhh h hq;= h'
29' f ksfhda.j, Odkj,g wkql+,j lghq;= lrkq ,nkafka o hk nj ksielj oek .ekSf ldhh i|yd
wldfha h n,h,;a ks,Orhl= fyda fmd,sia ks,Orfhl= fyda iska"
^w&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh lsf" tl;= lsf" .nvd lsf" ksYalIkh lsf" m%;spl%ShlrKh
lsf" fyda neyer lsf h Wmldrl ia:dkhl fyda ia:dkhlg we;=,a mlaId lsu ;
^wd&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH we;ehs iel flfrk h ud.ia: jdykhla kj;d mlaId lsu ;
^we&
f ksfhda. hgf;a" mj;ajdf.k hkq ,nk f,aLk lsisjla mlaId lr" ta f,aLkj, msgm;a .ekSu ;
^wE&
W;amdokh l<d jQ" m%jdykh l<d jQ" .nvd l<d jQ" tl;= l<d jQ" ksYalIKh fyda m%;spl%ShlrKh l<d jQ
fyda neyer l<d jQ o" Wmf,aLk.; wmjHj, idm, .ekSu
lrkq ,eh yels h'

30' f ksfhda. hgf;a ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;% ms<sn| f,aLkhla wldh iska mj;ajdf.k hd hq;= h'
31' Wmf,aLk.; wmjH l<ukdlrKfhys fhkq iEu ;eke;a;l= iska u fjk h kS;h
s la hgf;a ksh; fjk h
ix|d fyda i<l=Kqj,g w;sflj ^w&
^wd&
W;amdol fyda .nvd ia:dkfhys ;

m%jdykh i|yd Nd; lrkq ,nk jdykj, ;
^we&
tl;= lsu yd .nvd lsu i|yd Nd; lrkq ,nk lkafkrh fyda gexlsj, ; iy
^wE&
wkqu; l<d jQ fyda fkdl<d jQ neyer lsf ia:dkj,'
my; oelafjk m%ldYh iy oDYH ix{dj we;=,;a isxy," fou< iy bx.%Sis NdIdj,ska meye,sj fmfkk oekaula
m%oYkh lrkq ,eh hq;= h'
wk;=re w`.uhs" ukqIH fi!LHhg iy mirhg wk;=reodhl wmjH we;=<;a f
32' f ksfhda. hgf;a ksl=;a lrk ,o n,m;%h fyda tys iy;sl lrk ,o msgm;la Wmf,aLk.;" wmjH m%jdykh
flfrk jdykfha f.k hd hq;= w;r" h fmd,sia ks,Orhl= fyda wldh iska n,h fok ,o fjk;a ks,Orhl= fyda aiska
mlaId lsu i|yd" jdykfha here iska bm;a lrkq ,eh hq;= h'
33' iEu Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh lrkafkla" tl;= lrkafkla" .nvd lrkafkla" m%jdylfhla" m%;p
s l%h
S lrKhla
lrkafkla" ksYalIlfhla iy neyer lrkafkla iska u^w&
^wd&
ishu fiajd kshqla;hka m%udKj;a f,i Wmf,aL.; wmjH yeisfuys mqyqKq lrk ,o njg j.n,d .;
hq;= w;r" tys fiajd kshqla;hka tfia mqyqKq lsug j.n,d .ekSu i|yd .;a mshjr ms<sn|j wO jdIsl
mokula u; wldh fj; jd;d lrkq ,eh hq;= h ;
wldh iska wkqu; lrk ,o ks;sm;d h:dj;a lrkq ,nk yis l%shd ud. ie,eiaula ;sh hq;=h ;
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^we&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH yiqrejkakd jQ ishu fiajd kshqla;hka W; we iy fjk;a mQjdrlaIl l%u u.ska"
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH j,ska issh yels wys;lr n,mE j,ska wdrlaId lsug j.n,d.; hq;= h ;
^wE&
yis wjia:d we;= ish wjia:dj, fiajd kshqla;hka iy uyckhd i|yd laIKsl iy m%udKj;a ffjoH
myiql ;sh hq;= njg j.n,d .; hq;= h'
34' iEu Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdolhl=" tl;= lrkafkl=" .nvdlrejl=" m%jdylhl=" m%;spl%ShlrKh lrkakl="
ksIalIlhl= fyda neyer lrkafkl= iska u Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh lsf" tl;= lsf" .nvd lsf" m%jdykh
lsf" m%;spl%ShlrKh lsf" ksYalIKh lsf fyda neyer lsf ld,h ;=< fyda tys m%;sM,hla jYfhka isjkakg
we;ehs i,lk h yis wk;=rla ms<n
s |j" f ksfhda.j," f fldgfia VII jk Wmf,aLkfhys oelafjk wdlD;shg idrdkql,
+ j"
wldh fj; jydu jd;d lrkq ,eh hq;= h'
35' Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh lrkq ,nkakd jQ fyda ksmojkakd jQ h lghq;;
a la lrkq ,nk fyda Wmf,aLk.;
wmjH ika;
a lfha fyda md,kfha we;s" ke;fyd;a Y%S ,xldjg Wmf,aLk.; wmjH wdkhkh lrk iEu ;eke;a;l=u iska u ^w&
wjia:dfjda; m tla tla jIfha cQ,s ui 31 jk k iy ckjd ui 31 jk k fyda Bg fmr" l,ska udi
yh ;=< W;amdokh lrk ,oaodjQ fyda ksmojk ,oaod jQ fyda ika;lfha fyda md,kfha we;a;d jQ" ke;fyd;a
wdkhkh lrk ,oaod jQ wmjHj, m%udKh iy .;s ,laIK iy ieliq ia;r iy ridhksl Nd;fha
jk fjkial ms<sn| f;dr;=re o we;=j B<. jIh i|yd" wjia:dfjda; m tfia W;amdokh l< yels
jkakd jQ fyda ksIamdokh l< yels jQ o" ke;fyd;a" ika;lfha fyda md,kfha we;s h yels jkakd jQ o"
wdkhkh l< yels jkakd jQ o" weiaa;fka;= lrk ,o wmjH m%udKh iy ixhq;sh ms<sn|j ;
^wd&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH lsisjla msh lsu iy wjika jYfhka neyer lsu i|yd fhdod .;a l%u o we;=j
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh fyda ksIamdokh wvq lsu fyda bj;a lsu ke;fyd;a" ika;lfha fyda
md,kfha ;nd .ekSu i|yd jQ wod< lsug fhdod.;a ;dlaIKh ms<sn|j"
wldh fj; oekq h hq;= h'

III jk fldgi
idudkH
36' wxl 595$16 ork jI 1990 la jQ fmnrjd ui m%ldYhg m;a lrk ,o w;sfYI .ei m;%fha m<lrk ,o jka
jr ixfYdaOkh lrk ,o 1990 wxl 01 ork cd;sl mdil ^wdrlaIK yd ;;a;aj& ksfhda. fuhska mkak lrkq ,ef'
37' ^1& by; lS ksfhda.h mkak lsu fkd;ld" tlS ksfhda.h hgf;a lrk ,o h l%shdjla fyda fkdlr yeula
fuu ksfhda.hg mgyeks jkafka k i" tu l%shdj fyda fkdlr yeu n,d;aul h hq;= w;r" th kS;sfhys ,d n,d;aul h
hq;= h'
^2& 1990 fmnrjd ui 16 jk kg miq ksl=;a lrk ,o iEu n,m;%hlau" tu n,m;%h wod, jk whs;sjdisl yd
ne l%shd;aul lsf ldh i|yd f hgf;a ksl=;a lrkq ,enQ f,i i<ld j,x.= h hq;= w;r .gu n,d;aul h hq;= h'
38' f ksfhda.j, ldh i|yd mk; hkafkka" 1980 wxl 47 ork cd;sl mdil mk; woyia f ;
wldh hkafkka" 1980 wxl 47 ork cd;sl mdil mk;ska msysgqjk ,o uOHu mir wldh woyia
f ;
tl;= lsu hkafkka iq mudK j,ska W;amdokh lrk ,o wmjH we;= ;;ald,fhys .nvd flfrk
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH iu. wmjH tl;= lsu woyia f ;
neyer lsu hkakg mirhg fyda mirh u;g Wmf,aLk.; wmjH fudapkh msglsug" neyer,Sug
fyda nyd ;eug u`. mEfok l%shdldrl we;=<;a jk w;r" m%;spl%ShlrKh iy ksYalIKh jeks fjk;a
l%shdldrl jerg;a Bg we;=<;a f
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myiql Wmf,aLk.; wmjH W;amdokh" tl;= lsu" .nvd lsu" m%;p
s l%h
S lrK iy ksYl
a IKh wdkqIx.sl
jkakd jQ ieliq lrf.k hkakd jQ ia:dkh ;
W;amdokh lsu hkafkka" h l%shdjlska Wmf,aLk.; wmjH iEu" ksIamdokh lsu" fyda we;s lsu woyia
f ;
ner f,day hkafkka" uQ, jH ms<sn| wdj;s;d j.=f ;U iy rih hk uQ, jH o we;=j tu uQ, jH fol
w;r msyshd jQ o" kHIal nr 63'546 iy 200'590 w;r yd we;= uQ, jH woyia f ;
l<ukdlrKh hkafkka" iq mudKfha W;amdokh lrk ,o wmjH we;=j" wmjH W;amdokh lsu" tl;=
lsu" .nvd lsu" m%jdykh lsu" m%;spl%ShlrKh lsu" ksYalIKh lsu iy neyer lsu woyia f ;
Wmf,aLk.; jH hkafkka fuys VIII jk Wmf,aLkfha ksYa;j i|yka h wmjHhla woyia f ;
.nvd lsu hkaakg" mirhg fyda mirhg uqodyeu j<ld,k fldkafoais hgf;a idOdrK wju ld,iSudjla
i|yd wmjH .nvd lsu we;=<;a f ;
m%jdyKh hkafkka" W;amdokh lsf" wdkhkh lsf fyda .nvd lsf ia:dkfhka neyerj neyer lsf
ldhh i|yd jQ ia:dkhla o we;= fjk;a h ia:dkhlg f.k hEu woyia f ;
wmjH hkafkka VIII jk Wmf,aLkfha ksYa;j i|yka yd mkf;a ia;r lr we;s f,i woyia f'
I jk Wmf,aLkh
I jk ,ehsia;=j
rg wNHka;r c,dYj,g uqodykq ,nk ldl wmikaok i|yd jk OdrK iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
w.hka
01'
wj,Ns; uq >k jH m%udKh
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
02'
wj,Ns; uq >k jHj, wxY=jl m%udKh
uhssfl%da g" Wmu
850
03'
mir WIaK;ajfha pH w.h
04'
ffcj ridhksl Tlaiscka b,a,qu ^fi' 200 oS osk

5la ;=, - BOD5 fyda fi' 270 oS osk 3la ;=, -BOD3&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
05'
uqodyef WIaK;ajh
fi' wxYl" Wmu
06'
f;,a j. iy .%Sia j.
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
10
07'
msfkda,sl ixfhda. ^msfkda,sl OH f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
6'0-8'5
40
30
msgdr uqLfha isg

g 15la we;=,;
c, ud.fha kEu
fldgil fi' 400
g je fkdh hq;=h'
08'
ridhksl Tlaiscka b,au ^COD)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
09'
jKh
;rx. wdhdu mrdih

436 kefkdag
^ly jK mrdih&
525 kefkdag
^r;= jK mrdih&
620 kefkdag
^ks,a jK mrdih&
9A
250
7 grhg
5 grhg
3 grhg
10'
jKh jQ fmdiafmag ^P f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
11'
imQK fc,avd,a khsg%cka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
150
12'
wefudakh
S khsgc
% ka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
13'
ihskhsv ^CN f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
14'
imQK fYaI laf,daka
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
15'
*af,darhs ^F f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
16'
i,a*hs ^S f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
17'
wdiksla Âs f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
18'
leh ^Cd f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'1
19'
imQKfl%dah ^Cr f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'5
20'
I ixhqc fl%dah ^Cr6+ f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'1
21'
;U ^Cu f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
22'
hlv ^Fe f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
23'
Bh ^Pb f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'1
24'
rih ^Hg f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'0005
25'
ksl,a ^Ni f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
26'
fi,sksh ^Se f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'05
27'
iskala ^Zn f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
28'
m,sfndaO kdYl
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'005
29'
laId,l jH
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
30'
u< wmjH nelahd ^flda,s wdldr&
b;d wdikak ixLHdj$

fvis ,Sg" Wmu
40
31'
lSrKYS,s jH
^w& we,a*d fudapl
uhsfl%da lshq$,s ,Sg" Wmu
10-8
^wd& gd fudapl
10-7
41
10 A
1' jk igyk
jKh iy wm%ikak .kaOh bj;a lsug yels;dla rg W;aidy l< hq;=h'
2' jk igyk
fuu w.hka mok we;af;a wmikaok c,h" m%;s.%yKh lrk c,h mud 8 lska ;kql lsu
u;h" ;kqllrKh 8 jrlg jvd wvqk ;kqlrKh 8 jrla jkf,i OdrK iSudjka ielish hq;=
f'
3' jk igyk
h fYaI;
s ludka;hla i|yd ksY
a ; ludka; m%;s oekq fokq ,en we;s g" tlS ludka;h
inkaOfhka fmd m%;s wod< fkdf'
4' jk igyk
m,sfndaO kdYl w.hka f,dal fi!LH ixOdkfha yd wdydr iy lDIslu ixOdkfha w.hkag
wkql+< jk f,i ilid we;'
II jk ,ehsia;=j
jdud. lghq;= i|yd Nd;d lrkq ,nk N+ j,g uqodyk
ldl wmikaok i|yd OdrK iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
OdrK iSud
01'
jKh jQ uq >k jH m%udKh
02'
03'
ffcj ridhksl Tlaiscka b,au ^fi' 20 k

5 la ;=, - BOD5 fyda fi' 270 oS osk 3la ;=, -BOD3&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
250
04'
f;,a j. iy .%Sia j.
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
10
05'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
400
06'
laf,darhsv ^CI f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
600
07'
i,af*ag ^SO4 f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1000
08'
fndafrdaka ^B f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
09'
wdiksla Âs f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
10'
leh ^Cd f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
11'
imQK fl%dah ^Cr f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
12'
Bh ^Pb f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
13'
rih ^Hg f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'01
14'
fidah wjfYdaIK wkqmd;h (SAR)
15'
fYaI fidah ldnfka ^RSC)
fu!,$,Sg" Wmu
16'
oHq;a ikakdhl;djh
uhsfl%d iSukaia$fi'" Wmu
17'
b;d wdikak ixLHdj$

fvis ,Sg Wmu
40
18'
;U ^Cu f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
19'
ihskhs ^CN f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
20'
lsrKYS,S jH
^w& we,a*d fudapl
10-9
^wd& gd fudapl
10-8
42
2100
5'5 - 9'0
10-15
2'5
2250
11 A
mfia iajNdjh wkqj wmikaok Wrd.ekSf Od;djhka

mfia iajNdjh
ksfoaYs; ldl wmikaok Od;djh

klg fylaghdrhg >K g
je,s mi
225 - 280
je,s f,dau mi
170 - 225
f,dau mi
110 - 170
ue f,dau mi
ue mi
53 - 110
35 - 55
III jk ,ehsia;=j
fjr<nv m%foaYj, uqodyk ldl yd .Dyia: wmikaok i|yd Odrk iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
01'
uq wj,Ns; >k jH m%udKh
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
150
02'
wxY= m%udKh ^w& mdfjk >k jH

^wd& ;ekam;a jk >k jH
,s g" Wmu
uhsfl%dg" Wmu
3'0
850
03'
5'5 - 9'0
04'

5la ;=, - BOD5 fyda fi' 270 oS osk 3la ;=, -BOD3 &
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
05'
uqodyef WIaK;ajh
fi' wxYl" Wmu
06'
f;,a j. iy .%Sia j.
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
20
07'
msfkda,sl ixfhda. ^mSfkda,sl OH f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
08'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
250
09'
imQK fYaI laf,daka
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
10'
wefudakh
S khsgc
% ka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
11'
ihskhsv ^CN f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
12'
i,a*hs ^S f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
13'
laf,darhs ^F f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
15'0
14'
wdiksla Âs f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
15'
leh ^Cd f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
16'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
17'
18'

;U ^Cu f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu

,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
3'0
43
100
uqodyk ia:dkfha
fi' 450
12 A
19'
Bh ^Pb f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
20'
rih ^Hg f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'01
21'
ksl,a ^Ni f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
22'
fi,Sksh ^Se f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'1
23'
iskala ^Zn f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
24'
m,sfndaO kdYl
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'005
25'
ldnksl fmdiamria ixfhda.
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
26'
laf,dakSlD; yhsfv%dldnk ^CI f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'02
27'
b;d wdikak ixLHdj$fvis ,Sg"

Wmu
60
lsrKYS,s jH
^w& we,a*d fudaplhka
10-8
^wd& gd fudaplhka
10-7
28'
1 jk igyk -
jKh iy wm%ikak .kaOh bj;a lsug yels;dla rg W;aidy .; hq;=h'
2 jk igyk -
fuu w.hka mok we;af;a wmikaok c,h" m%;s.%yKh lrk c,h mud 8 lska ;kql lsu u;hs'
;kqlrKh 8 jrlg jvd wvqk ;kqlrKh 8 jrla jk f,i OdrK iSudjka ielish hq;= f'
IV jk ,ehsia;=j
rn ludka;Yd,dj,ska rg wNHka;r c,dYj,g uqodyk wmikaok i|yd OdrK iSud

wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
) 1 jk j.fha ))11 jk j.fha
ludka; Yd,d ludka; Yd,d
01'
02'
uq wj,; >k jH
03'
uq >k jH
04.

6'5 - 8.5
6'5 - 8.5
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
100
100
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1500
1000
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
60
50
05'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
400
400
06'
uq khsg%cka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
300
60
07'
wefudakh
S khsgc
% ka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
300
40
08'
i,a*hsv ^S f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
2'0
*I jk j.fha ludka; Yd,d - rn ls idkaK

**II jk j.fha ludka; Yd,d - iu; ,xld rn" fla%ma rn iy .eiQ odr frd
44
13 A
1 jk igyk -
yels;r rg jKh yd wm%ikak .kaOh bj;a lsug iEu m%hkakhlau oeh hq;=h'
2 jk igyk -
fuu w.hka mok we;af;a wmikaok c,h" m%;s.%yKh lrk c,h mud 8 lska ;kql lsu u;hs'
V jk ,ehsia;=j
fmaI ludka;Yd,dj,ska rg wNHka;r c,dYj,g uqodyk wmikaok i|yd OdrK iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
01'
02'
uqodyef WIaK;ajh
fi wxYl" Wmu
40
03'
uq wj,; >k jH m%udKh
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
60
04.
05'

jKh
6'5 - 8.5
;rx. wdhdu mrdih

436 kefkdag
^ly jK mrdih&
525 kefkdag
^r;= jK mrdih&
620 kefkdag
^ks,a jK mrdih&
7 grhg
5 grhg
3 grhg
06'
f;,a j. iy .%Sia j.
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
10
07'
mSfkda,sl ixfhda. ^mSfkda,sl OH f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
08'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
250
09'
i,a*hs ^S f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
10'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
11'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'5
12'
;U ^Cu f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
13'
iskala ^Zn f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
14'
wefudakh
s khsc
% ka ^N f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
60
15'
laf,darhs ^CI f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
70
1' jk igyk :
2' jk igyk
yels;r rg jKh yd wm%ikak .kaOh bj;a lsug iEu m%h;akhlau oeh hq;=h'
fuu w.hka mok we;af;a wm%ikaok c,h" m%;s.%yKh lrk c,h mud 8 lska ;kql lsu
u;hs' ;kqlrKh 8 jrlg jvd wvqk ;kqlrKh 8 jrla jkf,i OdrK iSudjka ielish hq;= f'
45
14 A
VI jk ,ehsia;=j
i mo lsf ludka; Yd,dj,ska uqodykq ,nk wmikaok i|yd OdrK iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
taall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
rg wNHka;r
c,dYj,g
uqod yef
01'
02'
uq wj,; >K jH m%udKh
03'
fjr< m%dfoaYj,g
uqod yef
5'5 - 9.0
5'5 - 9'0
,s.%E$ ,Sg"
Wmu
100
150
ffcj ridhksl Tlaiscka b,au

^fi' 200 k 5la ;=, - BOD5 fyda fi' 270
k 3la ;=, - BOD3)
,s.%E$ ,Sg"
Wmu
60
100
04'
,s.%E$ ,Sg"
Wmu
250
300
05'
jKh
;rx. wdhdu mrdih

436 kefkda g
^ly jK mrdih&
525 kefkda g
^r;= jK mrdih&
620 kefkda g
^ks,a jK mrdih&
7 grhg
5 grhg
3 grhg
06'
laIdh;ajh âs CaCO3 f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
750
07'
laf,darhs ^Cl f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
1"000
08'
I ixhqc fl%dah ^Cr+6 f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
0'5
0'5
09'
imQK fl%dah ^Cr f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
2'0
2'0
10'
f;,a j. iy .%Sia j.
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
10
20
11'
msfkda,sl ixfhda. ^msfkda,sl OH f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
1'0
5'0
12'
i,a*hsv ^ S f,i&
,s.E% $,Sg"
Wmu
2'0
5'0
1 jk igyk - yels;r rg jKh yd wm%ikak .kaOh bj;a lsug iEu m%h;akhlau oeh hq;=h'
2 jk igyk - fuu w.hka mok we;af;a wmikaok c,h" m%;s.%yKh lrk c,h mud 8lska ;kql lsu u;hs'
46
15 A
VII jk ,ehsia;=j
fmd u< msmy moaO;s fj; uqodykq ,nk ldl wmikaok i|yd jk OdrK iSud
wxlh
ksKlhka
tall yd iSud
OdrK iSud
1'
wj,; uq >K jH
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
500
2'
3'
WIaK;ajh
fi' wxYl" Wmu
4'
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
350
5'5 - 10'0
45
5la ;=, - BOD5 fyda fi' 270 oS osk 3la ;=, -BOD3 )
5'
ridhksl Tlaiscka b,au (COD)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
850
6'
uq fc,avd,a khs%cka (N f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
500
7'
ksnka; wefudakh
s d (N f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
8'
wefudakh
S khsc
% ka (N f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
50
9'
ihkhs (CN f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
10'
uq fYaI laf,daka
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
11'
laf,darhs (Cl f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
900
12'
*af,darhsv (F f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
20
13'
i,a*hsv (S f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
14'
i,afmag (SO4 f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1"000
15'
wdiksla (As f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
16'
leh (Cd f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
17'
imQK fl%dah (Cr f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
2'0
18'
;U (Cu f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
19'
Bh (Pb f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
1'0
20'
rih (Hg f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'005
21'
ksl,a (Ni f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
3'0
22'
fi,sksh (Se f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'05
23'
iskala (Zn f,i)
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
5'0
24'
25'
26'
27'
28'
m,sfndaOkdYl
laId,l jH
*sfkda,sl ixfhda. (*sfkda,sl OH f,i)
f;,a j. yd .%Sia j.
lsrKYS,S jH :
we,a*d fudapl
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu

,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
,s.E% $,Sg" Wmu
0'2
50
5
30
uhsfl%da lshq$,Sg" Wmu
10-8
gd fudapl
uhsfl%da lshq$,Sg" Wmu
10-7
igyka
my; fldkafoais j,g wkql+,j lghq;= l, hq;=h'

i%d;djh je ldl wmikaok uqodyeug wjir ke;'
le,aish ldnhs frdka fndr uqod fkdyeh hq;=h'
.sks.kakd iq jdIam ckkh lrk jH wvx.= fkdh hq;=h'
47
16 A
II jk Wmf,aLkh
^fr.=,dis wxl -05&
w wdlD;sh
23 w j.ka;sh hgf;a ksl=;a lrk ,o wmjH fudapkh $ neyer,Su i|yd mdil wdrlaIK n,m;%h i|yd b,a m;%fha
wdlD;sh
ldKavh
b,a m;% wxlh :
j.h
kh
ludka;fha ku :
ludka;fha j.h fyj;a m%ldrh $ hka;%dkqidrfhka ksIamdokh lsu$ fldgia tla;eka lsu$ kshu f,i Y% lsu$ kej;
weisu$ l%shdj,s$ fjk;a ^ ksYa;j i|yka lrkak&'
b,alref.a ku :
,smk
s h
:
rl:k wxlh
:
1'
ludka;h inkaO idudkH ia;r:

1'1 ludka;fha iajNdjh
:
1'2 ludka;h mssys ia:dkh
:
^msysu inkaO is;shula iy ud. i<l=Kq iys;j tu ia:dkhg meKsh yels ud.h meye,s lrk igykla
hd lrkak&'
,smk
s h
:
1'3 m<d;a md,k wdh;kfha ku
:
1'4 fuu msysu we;af;a wkqu; ldl l<dmhla ;=< o ?
1'5 uQ,sl wdfhdackh m%udKh
:
foaYSh uqo,a
:
foaYSh uqo,a
:
1'6 ksIamdok wdrN lrk ,o kh:
1'7 klg jevuqr ixLHdj iy f,djka
:
1'8 tla tla jevuqrh ;=, fiajh lrk fiajl ixLHdj :
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27'
Nd; lrkakdjQ m%jdyk h :

jdyk mx;sh$j.h : ....................................................................
,shdmx wxlh$wxl : ................................................................
jdyk ixLHdj : ....................................................................
28'
ud." ûd. is;sh we;=j& f,djka iy k ms<sn| ia;r :

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29' ûyckhd fj; flfrk wk;=re we.f oekau o we;=j& fhdod.kq ,enq yis Odk fudkjdo? yis
wk;=re je,elau i|yd fhdod .kq ,enq mQjdrlaIl l%u fudkjdo? :
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.nvdlre iska msrh hq;=h :

30'
.nvd flfrk ia:dkfha msysu iy m%udKh :

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31'
.nvd lsu i|yd wfmalaIs; weyqre j.h ^f;d." mSmam" gexls" fldkal%S f,dla wdh& :
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32'
wmjH .nvd lr ;nk ld,iSudj :

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wmjH m%;splS%lrKh$ksIalIKhg fyda wjidk jYfhka neyer lsug wod< f;dr;=re :
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33'
57
26 A
34'
uyckhd fj; flfrk wk;=re wef oeka we,u o we;=j fhdod.kq ,nk yis Odk fudkjdo @
yis wk;=re je,elau i|yd .kq ,nk mQjdrlaIl l%u fudkjdo ? :
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m%;spl%SlrKh lrkakd$ksIalIl iska msrh hq;=h :
35' m%;spl%SlrKh$ksIalIK ludka; ia:dkfha msysu :
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36' m%;spl%SlrK$;ksIalIK ls%hdj,sfha Nd; lrkakdjQ l%uh :
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37'
38'
m%;spl%SlrKfha$;ksIalIKfha wruqK iy wjidk ksIamd; i|yd jk wf, myiql :

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yis wk;=rla isjQ gl fhdod.kq ,nk yis Odk :
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neyer lrkakd iska msrh hq;=h :

39'
neyer lsf ia:dkfha msysu :

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40' neyer lrk l%uh : .............................................................................................................................................

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41'
msh l%shdj,sfha ia;rh :

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42' yis wk;=rla isjQ gl" ia:dkfha fhdod we;s yis Odk :
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43'
kh
neyer lsf ia:dkfha miq Ndrh ms<sn| f;dr;=re:

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,
b,alref.a w;aik'
:.
"wd" wdlD;s m;%h

^fr.=,dis wxl 19 ^wd&&
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH l<ukdlrK ia:dkhla mj;ajdf.k hdu i|yd jk n,m;%h
n,m;% wxlh : ..........................................

ksl;
= a l< kh : ..........................................
1' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' mx
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' g" fuys Wmf,aL kfha iia;rj olajd we;s wmjH
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ys msys ia:dkfha W;amdokh lsu" tl;= lsu" .nvd lsu"
ksIalIKh lsu" m%;spl%SlrKh lsu fyda neyer lsu i|yd ldh ia:dkhla l%shd;aul lsug iy$fyda ta wmjH
Wmf,a L kfha ola j d we;s ud.fha " f,djg iy k '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' is g
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' olajd m%jdykh lsug fuhska n,h fokq ,ef'
58
27 A
2' n,m;%h g m<uq wj,x.=lr fyda w;ayg

s j
q d fkdue;af;a k n,m;%h" ksl;
= a l< k isg ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
k olajd jQ ld,mfohla i|yd n,d;aul f'
3' n,m;%h" miqmsf yd my; olajd we;s kshu iy fldkafoaisj,g iy ksfhda.j, i|yka lrkq ,eh yels h kshu
iy fldkafoaisj,g fyda 1988 wxl 56 ork mk;ska ixfYda; 1980 wxl 47 ork cd;sl mdil mk; hgf;a ;;a
ld,fha n,mj;akd WmfoaYlj,g hg;a f'
fldkafoais :
1' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
2' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
:.
uOHu mir wldh'
kh :.
wmjH m%udKh iy j. wd ia;r
kshu iy fldkafoais :
1' n,m;%h" 1980 wxl 47 ork cd;sl mdil mkf;a Odkj,g wkql+, h hq;=h'
2' n,m;%h fyda tys w;al, n,m;%h" uOHu mir wldh iska n,h fok ,o ks,Orfhl=f.a fyda h ksfhda;fhl=f.a
b,a,Su msg" mlaId lsu i|yd bm;a lrkq ,eh hq;=h' uyckhdg msish yels ia:dkhl n,m;%h m%oYkh lrkq
,eh hq;h
= '
3' uOHu mir wldfha mQj wjirh fkd,nd" wmjH l=,shg u" Khg u" lsKSu" meju fyda wkHdldrhlska
m%jdykh lsu" n,m;%,dNshd iska lrkq fkd,eh hq;=h'
4' ldh uKav,fha" WmlrK j," ieliq j, iy n,m;%,dNshd iska b,a,Sfuys i|yka lreKq ,en we;s m jev
lsf fldkafoaisj, wkjirfhka lrk ,o h fjkilska Tyqf.a n,h lvlsula ixia:dmkh jkafka h'
5' ldh ia:dkh jid oeu i|yd uOHu mir wldfha mQj wjirh .ekSu n,h,;a ;eke;a;df.a ldh h hq;=h'
6' n,m;%hla w;a lsu i|yd jQ b,a,Sula" 1990 wxl 1 ork cd;sl mdil ^wdrlaIdj iy ;;a;aj& ksfhda.fha 16 jk
ksfhda.fha olajd we;s m lrkq ,eh hq;=h'
7' uOHu mir wldfha n,h u hgf;a i" fuu n,m;%h mjrkq fkd,eh hq;=h'
8' wmjH l<ukdlrKfha isjk h yis wk;=rla ms<sn|j n,m;%,dNshd iska mir wldh fj; jydu jd;d
lrkq ,eh hq;=h'
fjk;a kshu iy fldkafoais :

1'
2'
3'
4'
:.
iNdm;s$wOHlaI ckrd,a$n,h,;a ks,Od
uOHu mir wldh'
kh :.
59
28 A
V jk Wmf,aLkh
^fr.=,dis wxl 27&
^ldh ia:dkfha wmjH ms<sn| igyka mj;ajdf.k hdu i|yd wdlD;sh&
1'
ldh ia:dkhl mxlref.a fyda l%shdlref.a ku iy ,smskh :

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2'
n,m;%h ksl=;a l< kh iy tys fhduq wxlh :

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3'
wmjH ms<sn| ia;rh :

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ridhksl ixhq;sh yd fN!;sl iajrEmh ms<sn| ia;rh iu - uq mudj iy nr ^ls' .%E j,ska& :
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4'
kh
5'
wm jH
ldKavh
6'
wmjH
ldKavh
.nvd lsf ia;rh iy wmjH msh lsu (
wmjH
ldKavh
m%udKh
wmjH .nvd
lsf l%uh
kh
m%udKh
m%jdykh i|yd
wmjH wiqrk
l%uh yd m%udKh
neyer lsf
ia:dkhg
m%jdykh
flfrk l%uh
iy ud.h
wmjH msh
lsf l%uh
wmjH m%jdykh lsu ms<sn| ia;r :
m%udKh
weiqre f;d. ,nkakdf.a

ku iy ,smk
s h
m%jdykh
lsf kh
iy f,dj
wmjH neyer lsu ms<sn| ia;r (
neyer l<
kh
m%udKh
neyer lsf
ia:dkh ^wod< o<
ie<iqf
ykdf.k igyka
;nd .kak'&
60
neyer lsf
l%uh
wjidk wmjH
iajrEmfha
jH idkaKh
neyer lsf
fhkq
;eke;a;ka
7'
3'
mir wdflaIK ms<sn| ia;rh

mir wflaIk ms<sn| ia;rh
kqf
kh
N+ c, Yaf,aIKh
idm,
ksYaphkh
idm,
.eUqr
hgf;a jk j.=j my; m f'
mdxY= idm, Yaf,aIKh
o;a;
29 A
idm,
ksYaphkh
idm,
.eUqr
o;a;
jd;h idm,a lsf

Yaf,aIKh
idm,
ksYaphkh
fjk h idm,
Yaf,aIKh
îa;r olajkak& o;a;
o;a;
,
Wmldrl ia:dk m%Odkshdf.a ku
iy w;aik'
VI jk Wmf,aLkh
^fr.=,dis wxl 27 wd&
^wmjH neyer lsu ms<sn| jdr jd;d bm;a lsf wdlD;sh&
1' wdh;kfha ku iy ,smskh (
2' wmjH neyer lsf l%shdldrlj, ia;r (
wxlh
n,m;%
ksl=;a l<
kh
wmjH
ia;rh
fN!;sl
iajrEmh
iy
we;=<;a foa
3'
neyer
neyer lsf
lsf
ia:dkh
ia:dkhg
^neyer
ridhksl weiqre
m%jdykh
lsf
ixhq;h
s
ixLHdjo lsf l%uh
ia:dkh
iu
fmkak
q
neyer l<
flfrk
wmjH
ie,eiaula
uq mudj
wuqKkak'&
neyer lsf neyer l<

l%uh ms<sn|
kh
fl
ia;rhla
mir wdflaIKh ms<sn| ia;rh

''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
ldh ia:dk m%Odkshdf.a ku iy w;aik'
61
30 A
n,h,;a ;eke;a;d iska fokq ,nk iy;slh :

by; i|yka jdr jd;dj ud iska mlaId lrk ,o nj;a" tys m%ldYs; lreKqj, ksrjoH;dj ms<sn|j ta ldh i|yd
wjYH m%;HlaI mlaIK iy oHd;aul mlaIK u.ska ud iEySulg m;a jQ nj;a" fuhska iy;sl lr'
:.
n,h,;a ;eke;a;d'
kh :.
VII jk Wmf,aLkh
^fr.=,dis wxl 36&
^yis wk;=re jd;d lsf wdlD;sh&
1' yis wk;=re isjQ kh yd f,dj : .........................................................................................................................................
2' ia:dkh : ..........................................................................................................................................................................................
3' yis wk;=rg ;=vq ka iso
a wkqm<
s f
s j, : .....................................................................................................................................
4' ldh ia:dkhg inkaO wmjH : ..............................................................................................................................................
5' fi!LH fyda mirh flfrys yis wk;=f n,mE ;lafiare lsu inkaOfhka jQ o;a; :
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................
6' .kq ,enQ yis l%h
s d ud. : ...........................................................................................................................................................
7' yis wk;=f n,mE wvql
s u i|yd .kq ,enQ mshjr : ............................................................................................................
8' yis wk;=r kej; we;su je,elaug .;a mshjr : ................................................................................................................
9' yis wk;=ka m;g m;ajQ ;eke;a;kaf.a <u kEhkaf.a k iy ,smskhka :
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10' yis wk;=rg m;ajQ ;eke;a;kag" rlaIK yslmE iy m%odk iu jka f.u i|yd .kq ,enQ mshjr :
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62
31 A
VIII jk Wmf,aLkh
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH ,ehsia;=j

wmjH
ixfla;h
Wmf,aLk.; wmjH
1 jk fldgi - fYaIs; fkdjQ uQ,dY% u`.ska ,efnk Wmf,aLk.; wmjH

01' LKsc f;,a yd f;,a Y%s; wmjH
NO 11
ldl hkaf;%damlrK j, ,sysis ldhh i|yd Nd;d lrk ,o f;,a iy .%Sia
NO 12
ma,diala kslafIamk jd;a;= hka;%" gnhsk iy jd;a;=jev lrk hka;% o we;=j hka;% j, Nd;fhka miq
bj;,k dj f;,a
NO 13
YS; ldrl f,i Nd;d lrk f;,a c," ff;f,dao
NO 14
f;,a m%jdyk ke j, frdka fndr
NO 15
NO 16
hd;%d j, ;=,s;;djh /l .ekSu i|yd fhdok ,o f;,a c, Y%K

f;,a .nvd gexls u.ska bj;,k frdka fndr
02' fmd,s laf,dafkag nhs*Skhs, fyda fmd,slaf,dafkag g%hs*Skhs, wvx.= wmjH

NO 21
fmd,s laf,dafkag nhs*Skhs, iy$fyda fmd,slaf,dafkag g%hs*Skhs, Y%s; Nd;d lrk ,o f;,a
NO 22
fmd,s laf,dafkag nhs*Skhs, iy$fyda fmd,s fmd,slaf,dafkag g%hs*Skhs, wvx.= fyda Y%s; ,s WmlrK
fyda fldgia
NO 23
fmd,s laf,dafkag nhs*Skhs, iy$fyda fmd,slaf,dafkag g%hs*skhs, Y%s; kej; mqrjk ,o mKdul
NO 24
fmd,s laf,dafkag nhs*Skhs, iy$fyda laf,dafkag g%hs*skhs, Y%s; weiqre iy ish wmjH
03' fu;s,Ska laf,darhs 1"1"1 g%hslaf,dafrdtf;aka" m' laf,dafrdt;s,Ska iy vhs;hs,a i,a*hs we;=j i,a* fyda
ye,ck wvx.= Nd;d lrk ,o ldnksl djl
NO 31
msis lsf iy .%Sia bj;a lsf l%shdj,sfhka bj;,k ye,ckSlD; djl
04' fgdka" ih,ska" gmkaghska iy N+f;,a we;=j ldnksl ye,ck fyda i,a* iY%K wvx.= fkdjQ Nd;d
lrk ,o wefrduel ldnksl djl
NO 41
fiafuka" msis lsfuka fyda .%Sia yrK l%shdj,sfhka ,efnk Nd;d l, wefrduel ldnksl djl
05' vhs;hs,a f*daue,ayhs" msis ldrl fnkaiSk" uOHidr" ;Ska; iy weisfgdak we;=j i,a* fyda ldnksl
ye,ck iY%K wvx.= fkdjQ Nd;d l< wefrdauel fkdjk ldnksl djl
NO 51
fiafuka" msis lsfuka fyda .%SiayrK l%shdj,sfhka ,efnk Nd;d l, wefrdauel fkdjk ldnksl djl
06' f;,a fo iy djl wvx.= h yels ye,ckSh djl kej; ,nd .ekSf we;sjk wjfYaI
NO 61
ye,ckSh djl kej; ,nd .ekSf we;s jk wjfYaI

07' f;,a" fo iy djl wvx.= h yels" ye,ckSh fkdjQ djl kej; ,nd.ekSf we;sjk wjfYaI
NO 71
ye,ckSh fkdjQ djl kej; ,nd .ekSf we;sjk wjfYaI
63
32 A
08' rih iY%K we;=<;a fkdjQ fnkaiSka Y% h yels Nd;d l, ldnksl f,day Y%K
NO 81
.eiaiSu j,lk iY%K .efid,Ska iu Y% lsf l%shdj,sfhka we;sjk fg%rdt;s,a f," fg%rdfu;s,a
f, iy ldnksl ka iY%K we;=<;a ldnksl f,day iY%K wjfYaI
09' wefudaksh laf,darhs iY%K fyda djl" ldnksl w, Y%K wvx.= h yels i%dh wmjH
NO 91
f,day msh l%shdj,sfha i%dh djK j,ska bj;,k i%dh wmjH

10' ihkhs wvx.= fkdjQ ner f,day wvx.= h yels Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh laIdr djK
NO 101
hlv fyda ma,diala u;=msg msh lsf l%shdj,Skaf.ka we;s jk Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh laIdr djK
NO 102
frms,s jH j, rxckh lsf l%shdj,sfhka we;sjk Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh laIdr djK
11' ihkhs wvx.= ner f,day wvx.= h yels Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh laIdr djK
NO 111
f,day yd ma,diala u;=msg msh lsf l%shdj,sfhka ,efnk ihkhs wvx.= Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh laIdr djK
12' Nd;hg ,lajQ c,Sh lafrdala w, djK
NO 121
f,day yd ma,diala u;=msg msh lsf l%shdj,sfhka we;sjk Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh lafrdala w, djK
NO 122
y mo lsf l%shdj,sfha we;sjk Nd;d lrk ,o c,Sh lafrdala w, djK

13' ner f,day wvx.= h yels lafrdala w, djK j,g wu;rj Nd;d lrk ,o laIdh wldnksl c,Sh w, djK
NO 131
f,day fyda ma,diala u;=msg msh lsf l%shdj,sfhka we;sjk Nd;hg fh c,Sh w, djK
NO 132
ldl WmlrK msis lsfuka we;sjk Nd;hg fhdok ,o c,Sh wldnksl w, djK
14' fiahd mg, ieliSf iy PdhdrEm jK .ekau i|yd Nd;d lrk ;e ksmof Nd;fhka bj;ajk c,Sh
yd wfkl=;a wmjH
NO 141
fiahd mg, ieliSf iy PdhdrEm jK .ekau i|yd Nd;d lrk ;e ksmof Nd;fhka bj;ajk c,Sh
yd wfkl=;a wmjH
15' lafrdah" fldm" ksl,a" ;=;a;kd." Bh" leh" weKsh iy ka we;=<;a f,day tlla fyda lsysmhla
wvx.= f,day yhsfv%dlaihsv frdkafndr
NO 151
wmhr msh moaO;s u.ska ksl=;a jk ;hs,a yhsfv%dlaihs frdkafndr

16' ihkhs wvx.=" f,day wdf,amk djK frdkafndr
NO 161
f,day ksujq lsf l%shdj,sfhka ,efnk ihkhs wvx.= f,day wdf,amk djK frdkafndr
17' ihkhs wvx.= Nd;d lrk ,o ,jK
NO 171
;dm msh ls%hdj,sfhka ,efnk Nd;d l, ihkhs wvx.= ,jK

18' ldnksl djl we;s fyda fkdue;s ;Ska;" idh" jKl" mska;dre" ,el j, frdkafndr
NO 181
djl iys; ;Ska; wmjH j,ska djl fjka lsf cks; jk ;Ska; frdkafndr
NO 182
djl iys; idh wmjH j,ska djl fjka lsf cks; jk idh frdkafndr
NO 183
djl iys; idh wmjH j,ska djl fjka lsf cks; jk ,el frdkafndr
NO 184
;Ska; wmhr msh lsf moaO;s u.ska cks; jk ;Ska; frdkafndr
64
NO 185
idh wmhr msh lsf moaO;s u.ska cks; jk idh frdkafndr
NO 186
mska;dre wmhr msh lsf moaO;s u.ska cks; jk mska;dre frdkafndr
NO 187
jKl wmhr msh lsf moa;s u.ska cks; jk jKl frdkafndr
33 A
19' ldnksl djl wvx.= uqK idh" ;Ska;" mska;dre" ,el fyda jdksIa ksIamdokfhka" ieliSfuka iy
Nd;fhka cks; jk wmjH
NO 191
bj; ,k ,o fyda m%;sfhka f;dr idh" mska;dre fyda ;Ska; ksIamdok
20' Tlaihsv fyda i,af*a fyda f," leh" ;U" ;=;a;kd." lafrdah" ksl,a" hlv" jefkah" iy
weKsh we;=j f,day j. j,ska tlla wvx.= h yels frdkafndr" ,s fndr iy w
NO 201
f,day WKq lsf l%shdj,sfha fyda ,s fudapkh md,kh lrk moaO;s u.ska cks; jk f,dy fndr$frdvq
hfndr" w ,s
NO 202
f,day mEiaiSf l%shdj,sfhka cks; jk f,day fndr$frdvq wdh
NO 203
wd,sl rifYdaol uOHidr kej; fjkalsf cks; jk wjfYaI
NO 204
wmhr msh lsf moaO;s u.ska cks; jk yhsfv%dlaihsv fyda i,af*a frdkafndr
21' Nd;d lrk ,o fyda bj;,k ,o m%n, idka w, fyda NIau
NO 211
PH w.h 2g iudk fyda Bg wvq bj;,k fyda Nd;d l, w,
NO 212
PH w.h 12'5g iudk fyda Bg jvd je bj;,k fyda Nd;hg ,lajQ NIau
22' Nd;d lrk ,o Tlaisldrl
NO 221
Nd;d lrk ,o Tlaisldrl
23' msgdr .,k ,o jH fyda ridhksl fyda Wmf,aLK.; wmjH msis lsf m%;sM,hla f,i cks; jk
wmjH wka;.; mia" c,h" iqkanqka fyda jHhka
NO 231
msgdr .,k ,o jH fyda Wmf,aLK.; wmjH msis lsf m%;sM,hla f,i cks; jk wmjH wka;.; mia"
c,h" iqkanqka fyda fjk;a kEu jHhla
24' ridhkslj ;sr lrk ,o fyda ixlaIsma; frdka fndr we;=<;a ;sr lrk ,o Wmf,aLK.; wmjH
NO 241
;sr lrk ,o Wmf,aLk.; wmjH

25' j tkak;a iy i;=g we;slrjk T!Ih Êuphoric& iY%K yer bj;,k T!IO
NO 251
j tkak;a iy i;=g we;slrjk T!Ih Êuphoric& iY%K yer bj;,k T!IO

26' jHdckl iy ksfrdaOdhK jH yd idhksl wmjH iy ksfrdaOdhk jH
NO 261
jHdckl iy ksfrdaOdhK jH yd idhksl wmjH

27' Wmjld wjfYaI fyda jH wvx.= weiqre iy u
NO 271
Wmf,aLK.; wmjH iy wjfYaI ;ejreKq Nd;d lrk ,o weiqre iy u

28' Wmf,aLK.; wmjH Y%K
NO 281
NO 282
Wmf,aLK.; wmjH Y%Khla

Wmf,aLK.; yd Wmf,aLK.; fkdjQ wmjH Y%Khla
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29' ldnksl yd wldnksl rih iY%s; f,dayuh rih wvx.= rih wmjH
NO 291
bj;,k" Nd;d lrk ,o" ixhqla;" Kq yd m%;sfhka f;dr m%;sma; n,an$,s myka
30' ,s yd oHq;a WmlrK
NO 301
bj; ouk ,o m.Kl yd Wmdx.
NO 302
bj; ouk ,o cx.u rl:k

II jk fldgi - fYaIs; uQ,dY% u.ska ,efnk Wmf,aLK.; wmjH
01' LKsc f;,a yd f;,a wvx.= wmjH
SO 11
f;,a msmy fyda fndr f;,a ksmof wx.kj, wmhr msh lsf hka;%d.drj,ska bj;,k f;,a fyda
ff;,Sh frdkafndr
SO 12
jdyk jevm,j,a fyda fiajd ia:dkj, f;,a iy .%Sia ndOlj,ska cks; jk ff;,Sh frdkafndr
SO 13
Nd;d l< ,sysis f;,a kej; msmy lsf we;s jk f;,a Y%s; mia
SO 14
f;,a msmy kv;a;= l%shdj,sj,ska ,efnk f;,a fyda frdkafndr
02' f;,a msmy ia:dkj,ska fyda LKsc f;,a wdY%s; ridhksl jH ksmojk hka;%d.drj,ska ,efnk ;dr fyda
;druh wjfYaI
SO 21
f;,a msmy ia:dkj,ska fyda Lksc f;,a wdY%s; ridhksl ksmojk hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk ;dr fyda ;druh
wjfYaI
03' ldnksl djl wvx.= oej wdrlaIs; fyda uqK idh ;Ska;" vhs mska;dre" ,el" jdksIa wmjH
SO 31
idh ksmojk hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexlsh fiafuka cks; jk idh wmjH
SO 32
;Ska; ksmojk hka;%d.dr ludka; Yd,dj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiafuka cks; jk ;Ska; wmjH
SO 33
jKl ksmojk ludka;Yd,dj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiafuka fyda weiqre fiafuka cks; jk
jKl wmjH
SO 34
mska;dre ksmojk hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiafuka cks; jk mska;dre wmjH
SO 35
,el fyda jdksIa ksmof hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiau u.ska cks; jk ,el fyda jdksIa
mska;dre wmjH
04' f,aLK.; wmjH NIaldrlj,ska cks; jk la,skal" hfndr iy w
SO 41
f,aLK.; wmjH NIaldrlj,ska cks; jk la,skal hfndr iy w

05' djl wvx.= fkdjQ uqK idh ;Ska; jKl mska;dre" ,el wmjH
SO 51
;Ska; ksmof hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiafuka cks; jk c,Sh ;Ska; wmjH
SO 52
idh ksmof hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fyda weiqre fiaSfuka cks; jk c,Sh jKl iy
mska;dre wmjH
SO 53
jKl iy mska;dre ksmof hka;%d.drj, nyd fyda m%;sl%shd gexls fiafuka cks; jk c,Sh jKl iy
mska;dre wmjH
SO 54
uqK jevm,j, uqK hka;% fiafuka fyda msis lsfuka cks; jk idh wmjH
SO 55
.fvd,a fyda W jevj,ska cks; jk mska;dre wmjH
SO 56
,s WmlrK ksmojk hka;%d.drj, fyda fudag r: tl,ia lsf hka;%d.drj, fyda f,day jevm,j,
;Ska; biSf fyda ksu.ak l%shdj,sfha cks; jk ;Ska; wmjH
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06' Nd;d lrk ,o ;dr fyda u, neu j,lk f;,a

SO 61
fudag r: tl,ia lrk hka;%d.dr fyda fudag r: jevfmd,j, uqd ;eu fyda is ;Ska; wdf,amk fyda
jd;a;= lsf l%shdj,skaf.ka cks; jk m%;sndo; f;,a" f;,a fyda ;dr wjfYaI
07' Nd;d lrk ,o t;s,Ska .a,hsflda,a
SO 71
.Eia ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk wmsis t;s,Ska .a,hsflda,a
SO 72
fmd,stiag ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk oe fkdjQ t;s,Ska .a,hsflda,a

08' *sfkda, fyda f*daue,ayhs wvx.= wmjH
SO 81
ue,sh fyda ,dgq fyda frisk ksmof hka;%d.drj, fiaf fyda m%;sl%shd lsf fyda ixfhdacl gexls u.ska
cks; jk *sfkda,a fyda f*daue,ayhs wvx.= wmjH
SO 82
ue,sh fyda ,dgq fyda frisk ksmof hka;%d.drj, wmhr msh lsf moaO;sj,ska cks; jk *sfkda, fyda
f*daue,ayhs wvx.= frdkafndr
09' >K nyq wjhl jH we;=<;a fkdjQ whsfidihfka ixfhda. j, wjfYaI
SO 91
f*da ksIamdok l%shdj,sfhka cks; jk whsfidihfka ixfhda.j, wjfYaI

10' >K nyq wjhl jH we;=<;a fkdjQ ldnksl djl wvx.= h yels ue,sh fyda ,dgq wmjH
SO 101
ue,sh fyda ,dgq ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska ,efnk m%;sfhka f;dr ue,sh iy ,dgq ksIamdok
SO 102
ue,sh fyda ,dgq ksmof hka;%d.drj, m%;sl%shd fyda ieliq gexls fiafuka cks; jk wmhr
11' tfmdlais frisk fyda *Sfkdlais frisk we;=<;a" ldnksl djl fyda ner f,day wvx.= h yels msis fkdlrk
,o frisk wmjH
S 111
bf,lafg%dksl fyda wO ikakdhl" ,s WmlrK" *hsn .a,dia ksmof hka;%d.dr yd f,day jevm,j,ska
cks; jk msis fkdlrk ,o frisk wjfYaI
S 112
frisk ksmof hka;%d.drj, m%;sl%shdldrl fiafuka cks; jk wmhr
S 113
frisk ksmof hka;%d.drj, wmc,h msh lsf moaO;sfhka cks; jk frisk frdkafndr
12' ldnksl djl fyda ner f,day wvx.= rnls wmikaokhka" rn fyda rn ls frdka fndr
S 121
rn ksIamdok ksmof hka;%d.drj, wmc,h msh lsf moaO;sj,ska cks; jk nerf,day wvx.= rn fyda
YdL laISh frdkafndr
S 122
rn ksIamdok ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk ldnksl djl wvx.= rn fyda Ydl laISh frdkafndr
S 123
rn ksIamdok ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk YdL laISh wmhr

13' w, fyda Bh iY%K wvx.= ff;,Sh frdkafndr we;=<;a Nd;d lrk ,o f;,a ksIamdok kej; msmy
lsf cks; jk frdkafndr
S 131
Nd;d lrk ,o ,sysis f;,a kej; msmy lsf ,efnk w, frdkafndr

14' *af,darhs wvx.= frdkafndr
S 141
bf,lafg%dksl fyda wO ikakdhl ksmof hka;%d.drj, wmc,h msh lsf moaO;sj,ska cks; jk
*af,darhs wvx.= frdkafndr
15' le,aish yhsfv%dlaihs frdkafndr" fmdiaf*a frdkafndr" le,aish i,a*hs frdkafndr iy ldnfka
frdkafndr we;=,;a LKsc frdkafndr
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S 151
bf,lafg%dksl fyda wO ikakdhl hka;%d.drj,ska ,s WmlrK" jdhqiuk iy jdyk tl,ia lsf
fmdiaf*a lrK l%shdj,sfha cks; jk frdkafndr
S 152
nerf,day wvx.= mia" rxckfha iy ldl jdhq" mska iy W ksmof ludka;Yd,dj, wmhr msh
lsf moaO;sj,ska cks; jk frdkafndr
16' weianeiafgdaia wmjH
S 161
weianeiafgdai$a isfuka;s ksIm

a dok ksmof hka;d% .drj, wmc,h msis lsf moaO;sj,ska cks; jk weianeiafgdaia
frdkafndr
S 162
weianeiafgdai$a isfuka;s ksIm

a dok ksmof hka;d% .drj,ska cks; jk weianeiafgdaia ,s fyda .e,jqkq weianeiafgdaia
fl wmjH
S 163
weianeiafgdaia$isfuka;s ksIamdok ksmof hka;%d.drj,ska cks; jk ,sys,a weianeiafgdaia fl wvx.= ysia

nE.a fyda u
S 164
w;ajehd lsf fyda ms,silr lsf l%shdj,sfha iy f.dvke.s,s blsf$lvd bj;a lsf cks;jk
weianeiafgdaia iys; iqkanqka yd wmjH
17' j,a kdYl" lD kdYl" kdYl yd ,Sr kdYl we;=,;a m,sfndaO kdYl ksmof " ieliqlrKfha"
kej; weisf yd fj<|df we;sjk wmjH
S 171
m,sfndaO kdYl ksmof" ieliSf iy kej; weiqre lsf hka;%d.drj, jdhq fudapk md,kh lrk
WmlrK fyda msglrk moaO;s j,ska cks; jk ,s
S 172
m,sfndaO kdYl ksmof" ieliSf iy kej; weiqre lsf hka;%d.drj, wmc,h msh lsf
moaO;sj,ska cks; jk frdkafndr
S 173
m,sfndaO kdYl ksmof" ieliSf hka;%d.drj, w;rue ksIamdok fmryka l%shdj,sfha cks; jk wjfYaI
S 174
m,sfndaO kdYl ksmof" ieliSf hka;%d.drj, msgdr .e,S iy m%;sl%shd gexls yd iY%K gexls fiaf
iy m%;s weiqre hka;%d.drj, msgdr .e,Sfuka cks; jk wmjH
S 175
ure or ksmojk hka;%d.drj, or ksIamdok l%shdj,sfha m%;sM,hla f,i cks; jk wjfYaI
S 176
m,sfndaO kdYl ieliSf iy kej; weiqre.; lsf hka;%d.drj, iy fj<|df m,sfndaO kdYl
;ejreKq weiqre$nyd l,a bl=;ajqkq iy m%;sfhka f;dr ksIamdok
18' .a,sifrda,a Y%s; inka ksYamdokfha l=Kq bj;alsu i|yd fhdok jH mQj mssh lsfuka cks; jk
imS; ;,mh
S 181
fia ldrl fyda inka fyda fjk;a tjeks ksYamdok wdYA%s; ludka;Yd,d j,ska bj;ajk l=Kq bj;a lsug
fhdod .kakd .a,sifrda,a fmr msh lsfuka cks; jk imS; l,dmh'
19' jKl wvx.= wmjH
S 191
fr ksmof ludka;Yd,d ksl=;a jk jKl wvx.= wmc,h

20' l%f
s hdafida fyda laf,dakslD; *Sfkda, wvx.= iY%K Nd;d lrk fyda *af,darhs iY%Kj, wdiksla
fukau lafrdah ;U wvx.= wldnksl ,jK Wmfhda.S lr .kska lrk oej wdrlaIK l%h
s dj,sfha cks; jk wmjH
S 201
l%sfhdafida fyda laf,dakslD; *Sfkda, wvx.= iY%K Nd;d lrk fyda *af,darhs iY%K j, wdiksla
fukau lafrdah ;U wvx.= wldnksl ,jK Wmfhda.S lr .kska oej wdrlaIK l%shdj,sfha cks; jk wmjH
21' ldnksl iy wldnksl rih iY%K f,dayuh rih wvx.= rih wmjH
S 211
m%;sma; ,dmq ksmof cks; jk f,dayuh rih wvx.= rih wmjH
S 212
yhsv%cka jdhq msis lsf l%shdj,sfhka cks; jk rih wvx.= il%Sh ldnka wmjH
S 213
lrh msh lsf l%h

s dj,Ska ys' cks; jk rih wvx.= frdka fndr yd laf,daka ksYm
a dok ludka;Yd,dj,ska
ckkh jk rih wvx.= lrh m;%Sldrl uv
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22' Nd;fhka bj;a jQ W;afm%arl

S 221
fialdrl fyda inka fyda ta wdY%s; jH ksmojk ridhksl ludka;Yd,d u.ska cks; jk Nd;fhka bj;a jQ
ldl W;afm%arl
S 222
LKsc f;,a iy fmfg%d ridhksl l%shdj,sfhka bj;a lrk ,o ldl W;afm%arl
S 223
i,a*shqla w, iy wfkl=;a wldnksl w, ksmof l%shdj,Skaf.ka bj;a lrk ,o ldl W;afm%arl

23' Wmf,aLK.; wmjH msrjqj,ska ,efnk laIS; ^leachate&
S 231
Wmf,aLK.; wmjH msrjqj,ska ,efnk laIS;

24' ldnksl djl ;ejreKq fr len,s" lvodis" ma,diala fyda fmrK
S 241
fudag r: tl,ia lsf f,day jevm,j, bf,lafg%dksl fyda wO ikakdhl moaO;s iy uqK fyda weiqre
hka;%d.drj,ska ,efnk ;Ska; fyda idh fyda ldnksl djl ;ejreKq fr len,s" lvodis" ma,diala fyda
fmrK
25' Wmjld wjfYaI wvx.= weiqre iy nE.a
S 251
m,sfndaO kdYl hka;%d.drj, ksIamdok yd wuqjH wjfYaI ;ejreKq nE.a fyda nyd$weiqre
26' Bh" rih" ksl,a" leh" ,s;sh wvx.= Nd;fhka bj; oeuQ fyda m%;sfhka f;dr neg iy Bh
welshqf,ag iy neg j, bf,lafg%d,hsg
S 261
neg ksmojk hka;%d.drj,ska bj; oeuQ fyda m%;sfhka f;dr neg
S 262
Nd;d lrk ,o m%;sfhka f;dr neg iy ixpdhl

27' T!Ih wmjH
S 271
T!IO ksIamdok ludka; Yd,dj, m%;sl%shd Ndck iy fiafuka cks; jk wmc,h
S 272
T!IO ksIamdok ieliq hka;%d.drj, wmc,h msh lrk moaO;sj,ska cks; jk T!IO jH wvx.= frdkafndr
28' ffjoH ridhkd.dr yd mfhaIK uOHia:dko we;=j fi!LH fiajd wdh;kj,ska cks;jk ffcj-ffjoH
yd fi!LH fiajd wmjH
S 281
wdid; fi!LHfiajd wmjH" ridhkd.dr frdamK" jix.; frda. jdgqj,ska cks;jk wmjH" msioeug
fhdod.kakd ,o jH" wdid; frda.Ska iamY lrk ,o jH fyda WmlrK" ksia mglo we;=j
S 282
Nd;d lrk ,o uqjy;a WmlrK" blgq yd ie;a o we;=j
S 283
ffcj oHd;aul yd ldhslfol wmjH" mgl bkash" Yr wjhj" ksia N%EK" i;aj u<l=Kq rerh yd
Yr ;r,o we;=j
S 284
l,a bl=;ajqkq iy bj; ouk T!IO" ffi,kdYl T!IO yd ridhksl m%;sldrlo we;=j
S 285
by; i|yka jH ;ejreKq jH yd weiqre
02-289
Y%S ,xld rcfha uqK fomd;fka;=f uqKh lrk ,'
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Prescribed activities for

which a License is required
Gazette No. 1533/16 of 25.01.2008
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EXTRAORDINARY
No. 1533/16 - FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2008


THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACT, No. 47 of 1980
Order under Section 23A
BY virtue of the powers vested in me by section 23A of the National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 as amended by Act,
Nos. 56 of 1988 and 53 of 2000. I, Patali Champika Ranawaka, Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, do by this Order,
determine the activities set out in the Schedule hereto as activities for which a License is required under the aforesaid section
being activities which involves or results in discharging, depositing or emitting waste into the environment causing pollution.
Colombo,
14th January, 2008.

Minister of Environment and Natural Resources.
THE SCHEDULE
THE PRESCRIBED ACTIVITIES
FOR WHICH
A LICENSE
IS
REQUIRED
PART A
1. Chemicals manufacturing or formulating or repacking industries.

2. Soaps, detergents, softener or any other cleansing preparations manufacturing industries having a production
capacity of 1,000 kilograms per day or more.
3. Bulk petroleum liquid or liquefied petroleum gas storage or filling facilities having a total capacity of 150 or more
metric tons excluding vehicle fuel filling stations.
4. Indusries involved in the use of fibreglass as a raw material where 10 or more workers are employed.
5. Synthetic rubber, natural rubber manufacturing or processing or rubber based industries excluding industries
which manufacture less than 100 kilograms of ribbed smoke rubber sheets per day.
6. Activated carbon or carbon black manufacturing industries or charcoal manufacturing industries having a
production capacity one or more metric ton per batch.
7. Industries involved in manufacturing extracting or formulating Ayurvedic, Indigenous medicinal products where
25 or more workers are employed.
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8. Chemical fertilizer manufacturing, formulating, processing or repacking Industries.

9. Pesticides, insecticides, fungicides and herbicides manufacturing, formulating or repacking industries.
10. Oil (mineral oil or petroleum) refineries.
11. Dye and dye intermediate manufacturing or formulating industries.
12. Paints (emulsion or enamel), inks, pigments, varnish, polish manufacturing or formulating industries.
13. Petrochemical (basic or intermediates) manufacturing or formulating industries.
14. Industrial gas manufacturing, processing or refilling industries.
15. Asphalt processing plants.
16. Industries involved in the manufacture of polymers or polymer based products (i.e. polyethylene, polyvinyl
chloride (PVC), polyurethane, polypropylene, polyester, nylon, polystyrene, resins, fibreglass or other man
made fibres etc.) or polymer or polymer based products, recycling industries.
17. All types of tyres, tubes manufacturing or tyre retreading industries.
18. Industries involved in manufacturing or reconditioning of batteries.
19. Any industry involved in the use of asbestos fibres as a raw material.
20. Industries involved in manufacturing, extracting or formulating pharmaceuticals or cosmetic products including
intermediates.
21. Adhesives manufacturing industries excluding natural gums.
22. Match sticks manufacturing industries and explosives manufacturing or formulating industries.
23. Batik industries where 10 or more workers are employed.
24. Textile processing (i.e. bleaching, dyeing, printing) industries or garment washing industries or textile sand
blasting industries or commercial laundries where 10 or more workers are employed.
25. Tanneries.
26. Lather finishing industries having effluent generating operations.
27. Jute processing industries.
28. Industries involved in bleaching or dyeing of natural fibre or natural fibre based industries where 25 or more
workers are employed.
29. Power looms having 25 or more machines or power looms with sizing activities.
30. Sugar manufacturing industries or sugar refineries.
31. Fermentation industries (Distilleries, Breweries) or alcoholic beverages bottling plants or bottling plants having
bottle washing operations.
32. Food manufacturing and processing industries including bakery products and confectioneries where 25 or more
33. Abattoirs.
34. Coconut oil or cinnamon oil extraction industries where 25 or more workers are employed.
35. Plants or animal oil/fats extraction industries having production capacity of 10 litres or more per day excluding
coconut oil and cinnamon oil extraction industries.
36. Instant tea or coffee processing industries.
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37. Non-alcoholic beverages manufacturing industries where 25 or more workers are employed.
38. Desiccated coconut mills or coconut processing industries where 10 or more workers are employed.
39. Rice mills having wet process and having a production capacity of 5,000 kilograms or more per day.
40. All hatcheries or poultry farms having 2,500 or more birds or piggery, cattle, goats farms having animals 50 or
more or having rating* for mixed farming 2,500 or more.
*Rating for Mixed Farming = No. of Birds + 50 x (No. of Pigs + No. of Cattle + No. of Goats)
41. Animal feed manufacturing industries having a capacity of 25 or more metric tons per day.
42. Cigarettes or other tobacco products manufacturing industries where 50 or more workers are employed.
43. Industries involved in surface treatment of metal or plastic including electroplating, galvanizing and powder
coating industries.
44. Iron and steel mills.
45. Foundries with any type of furnaces.
46. Non-ferrous metal processing industries including secondary process, smelting and recovery of metals.
47. Metal fabricating industries or machinery, machinery parts or hardware items or electrical and electronic goods
and equipment manufacturing or assembling industries where 24 or more workers are employed. (Including lathe
workshops, welding shops, spray painting industries).
48. Cement industries (clinker grinding, manufacturing or repacking).
49. Concrete batching plants having a production capacity of 50 or more cubic meters per day.
50. Glass or glass based product manufacturing industries.
51. Lime kilns having a production capacity of 20 or more metric tons per day.
52. Ceramic industries where more than 25 or more workers are employed.
53. Mechanized mining activities with multi bore hole blasting or single bore hole blasting activities with production
capacity having 600 or more cubic meters per month.
54. Crushing or processing of non-metallic minerals (i.e. limestone, dolomite, apatite.rock phosphate, sand stone,
feldspar, quartz, ilmenite, rutile, zircon, mica, graphite, kaolin, etc) excluding lime shell and granite crushing
activities.
55. Granite boulders making or processing industries (extracting, blasting, slicing, polishing).
56. Granite crushing (Metal crushing) industries having a total production capacity of 25 or more cubic meters per
day.
57. Common wastewater (industrial or sewage) treatment plants.
58. Incinerators having a feeding capacity of 5 or more metric tons per day.
59. Water treatment plants having a treatment capacity of 10,000 or more cubic meters per day.
60. Municipal solid waste and other solid waste composting plants having a capacity or 10 or more metric tons per
day.
61. Solid waste recovery/recycling or processing plants having a capacity of 10 or more metric tons per day.
62. Soild waste disposal facility having a disposal capacity of 10 or more metric tons per day.
63. All toxic and hazardous waste treatment facility or disposal facilities or recycling/recovering or storage facilities.
64. Industries involved in chemical treatment and preservation of wood excluding Boron treatment.
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65. Saw mills having a milling capacity of 50 or more cubic meters per day or wood based industries where 25 or more
66. Hotels, guest houses, rest houses having 20 or more rooms.
67. Hostels and similar dwelling places where occupancy level is exceeding 200 or more.
68. Health care service centres generating infectious wastes, including medical laboratories and research centres.
69. Automobile or bicycle manufacturing or assembling industries.
70. Vehicles service stations or container yards having vehicle service activities excluding three wheeler and motor
cycles services and interior cleaning.
71. Railway workshops or all bus depots having vehicle servicing activities.
72. All vehicle emission testing centres.
73. Electrical power generating utilities excluding standby generators and hydro or solar or wind power generation.
74. Printing presses with lead smelting o newspaper printing or printing process which generates wastewater or
colour photographs processing centres.
75. Paper and Pulp Industries or corrugated cartons manufacturing industries.
76. Any industry where 200 or more workers per shift are employed.
77. Industrial Estates approved under the part IVC of the National environmental Act including Katunayake and
Biyagama Export processing Zones.
78. Zoological gardens.
79. Transmission towers providing facilities for telecommunication and boradcasting.
80. Any industry not included above which discharges 10 or more cubic meters of wastewater per day or using toxic
chemicals in its process.
PART B
1. Soaps, detergents, softener or any other cleansing preparations manufacturing industries having a production
capacity less than 1,000 kilograms per day.
2. Bulk petroleum liquid storage facilities excluding filling stations or liquefied petroleum gas (LP Gas) storage or
filling facilities having a total capacity less than 150 metric tons.
3. industries involved in the use of fibre glass as a raw material where less than 10 workers are employed.
4. Ribbed smoke rubber sheet manufacturing industries having a production capacity of more than 50 kilograms
and less than 100 kilograms per day.
5. Activated carbon or carbon black manufacturing industries or charcoal manufacturing industries having a
production capacity less than one metric ton per batch.
6. Industries involved in manufacturing, extracting or formulating Ayurvedic, indigenous medicinal products where
more than 10 workers and less than 25 workers are employed.
7. Batik industries where less than 10 workers are employed.
8. Commercial laundries where less than 10 workers are employed.
9. Leather finishing industries having dry process operations.
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10. Natural fibre based industries where less than 25 workers are employed excluding industries involved in bleaching
or dyeing of natural fibre.
11. Power looms having less than 25 machines.
12. Hand Looms or knitting or embroidery industry having more than 10 looms.
13. Garment industries where 25 or more workers and less than 200 workers per shift are employed.
14. Sugar cane based industries excluding sugar factories of sugar refineries.
15. Food manufacturing and processing industries including bakery products and confectioneries where 5 or more
workers and less than 25 workers are employed.
16. Cinnamon oil extracting industry where less than 25 workers are employed.
17. Rice mills having wet process with a production capacity of less than 5,000 kilograms per day.
18. Grinding mills having production capacity of more than 1,000 kilograms per month.
19. Poultry farms have 250 or more and less than 2,500 birds or piggery, cattle, goats farms having animals 5 or more
and less than 50 or having rating * for mixed farming 250 and less than 2,500.
* Rating for Mixed Farming = No. of Birds + 50 x (No. of Pigs + No. of Cattle + No. Goats)
20. Animals feed manufacturing industries, having a capacity of less than 25 metric tons per day.
21. All ice manufacturing industries.
22. Metal fabricating industries or machinery, machinery parts or hardware items or electrical and electronic goods
and equipment manufacturing or assembling industries where less than 25 workers are employed. (including
lathe workshop, welding shops, spray painting industries).
23. Concrete batching plants having a capacity less than 50 cubic meters per day.
24. Single borehole blasting with industrial mining activities using explosives, having a production capacity of less
than 600 cubic meters per month.
25. Granite crushing (Metal crushing) industries having a total production capacity of less than 25 cubic meters per
day excluding manual crushing operations using hand tools.
26. Municipal solid waste and other solid waste composting plants (excluding household composting) having a
capacity of less than 10 metric tons per day.
27. Solid waste recovery/recycling or processing plants having a capacity of less than 10 metric tons per day.
28. Solid waste disposal facilities a disposal capacity of less than 10 metric tons per day.
29. Hostels and similar dwelling places where occupancy level or 25 or more boarders and less than 200 borders.
30. Vehicle repairing and maintaining garages including spray painting or mobile air-conditioning activities.
31. Recycling or recovering centres of refrigerants form air-conditioners or refrigerators.
32. Three wheeler or motor cycle servicing activities or vehicle interior cleaning activities.
33. Any industry not included above which discharges 3 or more and less than 10 cubic meters of industrial
processing wastewater per day.
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1. All vehicle filling stations (liquid petroleum and liquefied petroleum gas).
2. Manufacturing of candles where 10 or more workers are employed.
3. Coconut oil extraction industries where 10 or more workers and less than 25 workers are employed.
4. Non-alcoholic beverages manufacturing industries where 10 or more workers and less than 25 workers are
employed.
5. Rice mills having dry process operations.
6. Grinding mills having production capacity of less than 1,000 kilograms per month.
7. Tobacco barns.
8. Cinnamon fumigating industries with sulphur fumigation having capacity of 500 or more kilograms per batch.
9. Edible salt packing and processing industries.
10. Tea factories excluding instant tea processing.
11. Concrete pre-cast industries.
12. Mechanized cement blocks manufacturing industries.
13. Lime kilms having a production capacity of less than 20 metric tons per day.
14. Plaster of Paris industries where less than 25 workers are employed.
15. Lime shell crushing industries.
16. Tile and brick kilms.
17. Single borehole blasting with artisanary mining activities using explosives, having capacity of less than 600
cubic meters per month.
18. Saw mills having a milling capacity of less than 50 cubic meters per day or industries involved in Boron treatment
of wood or timber seasoning.
19. Carpentry workshops which use multipurpose carpentry machine or wood based industries where more than 5
workers and less than 25 workers are employed.
20. Residential hotels, guest houses, rest houses with 05 or more and less than 20 rooms.
21. Vehicle repairing or maintaining garages excluding spray-painting or mobile air-conditioning activities.
22. Repairing, maintaining or installation centres of refrigerators and air-conditioners.
23. Container yards excluding where vehicle servicing activities are carried out.
24. All electrical and electronic goods repairing centre where more than 10 workers are employed.
25. Printing presses and later press machines excluding lead smelting.
The activities for which Environmental Protection Licence is required and published in Gazette Extraordinary
No. 1159/22 dated 22.11.2000 is hereby rescinded.
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Regulations
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State Agencies designated as
Project Approving Agencies for an EIA
Gazette No. 859/14 of 23.02.1995
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EIA Amendment
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Gazette No. 1104/22 of 05.11.1999
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designated as
Project Approving Agencies for an EIA
Gazette No. 1373/6 of 29.12.2004
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No. 1373/6 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2004

THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACT, No. 47 OF 1980
L.D.B. 4/78 III.
Order under Section 23 Y

BY virtue of the powers vested in me by section 23Y of the National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980, I, A. H. M. Fowzie,
Minister of Environment and National Resources do by this Order, amend the Schedule to the Order made under the aforesaid
section and published in Gazette Extraordinary No. 859/14 of February 23, 1995 by the addition immediately after item 9 of the
Schedule of the following new item :(10) Forest Department
A. H. M. FOWZIE,
Minister of Environment and National Resources.
Colombo 01,
21st December, 2004.
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Gazette No. 924/13 of 23.05.1996
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Section 23W of the NEA
Gazette No. 1466/5 of 10.10.2006
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No. 1466/5 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2006

THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACT No. 47 OF 1980
L.D-B. 4/81/III.
Order under Section 23W

By virtue of the powers vested in me by Section 23W of the National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 as amended from time
to time, I, Maithripala Sirisena, Minister of Environment do by this Order, with effect from 1st of January 2007, prohibit(i) the manufacture of polythene or any polythene product of twenty (20) microns or below in thickness for in
country use; and
(ii) the sale or use of polythene or any polythene product which is twenty (20) microns or below in thickness.
For the purposes of this Order polythene means any solid products, bags, material or contrivances manufactured
using all forms of polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, poly vinyl chloride, polyethylene terepthalate or any other
similar raw material used for the purpose of carrying, packing wrapping or packaging.
MAITHRIPALA SIRISENA,
Minister of Environment.
Colombo,
30th September, 2006.
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Ozone Depleting Substances

and Natural Environmental
(Ambient Air Quality) Regulations
Gazette No. 850/4 of 20.12.1994
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Gazette No. 1562/22 of 15.08.2008
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No. 1562/22 - FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 2008

L.D.B. 4/81.
REGULATIONS made by Minister of Environment and Natural Resources under Section 32 of the National
Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980.
Colombo,
13th August, 2008.

Regulations
The National Environmental (Ambient Air Quality) Regulations, 1994, published in Gazette Extraordinary,
No. 850/4 of December, 1994 are hereby amended by the subsitution for the Schedule to that regulation of the following : SCHEDULE
Pollutant
Averaging
Time*
Maximum Permissible
Level
gm-3
+ Method of measurement
ppm
1. Particulate Matter Aerodynamic diameter

is less than 10 m in size (PM 10 )
Annual
50
24 hrs.
100
2. Particulate Matter Aerodynamic diameter is less

than 2.5 m in size (PM 2.5 )
Annual
25
24 hrs.
50
Hi-volume sampling and

Gravimtric or Beta
Attenuation
Hi-volume sampling and
Gravimtric or Beta
Attenuation
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Pollutant
Averaging
Time*
Maximum Permissible
Level
gm-3
3. Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
4. Sulphur Dixoxide (SO2)
100
0.05
8 hrs.
150
0.08
1hr.
250
0.13
24 hrs.
80
0.03
8 hrs.
120
0.05
1hrs.
200
0.08
1 hr.
200
0.10
8 hrs.
10,000
9.00
1 hr.
30,000
26.00
Any time
58,000
50.00
6. Carbon Monoxide (CO )
Colorimetric using
saltzman Method or
equivalent Gas phase
chemiluminescence
Pararosaniliene Method or
equivalent Pulse
Flourescent
Chemiluminescence
Method or equivalent
Ultraviolet photometric
Non-Dispersive Infrared
Spectroscopy
Minimum number of observatons required to determine the average over the specified period
03 hour average
08 hour average
24 hour average
Yearly average
ppm
24 hrs.
5. Ozone (O3 )
+ Method of measurement
03 consecutive hourly average

08 hourly average
18 hourly average
09 monthly average with at least 02 monthly average each quarter.
By using Chemicals or Automatic Analysers.
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Standards) Amended Regulations
Gazette No. 1295/11 of 30.06.2003
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Fuel and Vehicle Importation Standards)
Regulations
Gazette No. 1557/14 of 09.07.2008
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No. 1557/14 - WEDNESDAY, JULY 09, 2008

L.D.B. 4/81.

REGULATIONS made by Minister of Environment and Natural Resources under Section 32 of the National
Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 read with Section 23J and Section 23K of the aforesaid Act.
Colombo,
07th July, 2008.
Regulations
The National Environmental (Air Emission, Fuel and Vehicle Importation Standards) Regulations, No. 1 of 2003,
published in Gazette Extraordinary No. 1295/11 of June 30, 2003 are hereby amended by the substitution for the First
Schedule to that regulation of the following :
A: Petrol Vehicles :-
Type of Vehicles
1. Petrol Vehicles other than

mortor cycles and
motor tricycles
2. Petrol Motor cycles and
motor tricycles
FIRST SCHEDULE
Emission Standards
(Effective from April 1, 2008)
Carbon Monoxide CO
(% v/v)
Hydrocarban HC
(ppm v/v)
4.5
1200
9000
Abbreviations :
% v/v
- percent by volume
ppm v/v
- parts per million by volume
RPM
- revolutions per minute
Remarks
Both idling and

2500 RPM/no
load
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Type of Vehicles
Emission Standards
(Effective from April 1, 2008)
Smoke Opacity on Snap Acceleration
k factor (m-1)
Diesel Vehicles
8.0
Abbreviations :
k factor
- Absorpotion co-efficient
Snap acceleration
- has the same meaning as defined in SAE
RECOMMENDED PRACTICE J 1667
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Regulation published under

Section 23W of the NEA
Gazette No. 1309/20 of 10.10.2003
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(Noise Control) Regulations
Gazette No. 924/12 of 23.05.1996
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National Environmental (Prohibition of

the use of equipment for exploration,
mining and excavation of sand and gem)
Regulations
Gazette No. 1454/4 of 17.7.2006
201

EXTRAORDINARY

No. 1454/4 MONDAY, JULY 17, 2006
(published by Authority)

L.D.B. 4/81 III.
REGULATION made by the Minister of Environment under subsection (2) of Section 32 of the National Environmental Act,
No. 47 of 1980.
MAITHIRIPALA SIRISENA,
Minister of Environment.
Colombo,
14th May, 2006.
Regulation
1. These regulations may be cited as the National Environmental (Prohibition of the use of equipment for exploration,
mining and, extraction of sand and, gem) Regulations No. 01 of 2006.
2. No person shall commence, engage in, continue or complete any exploration, excavation or mining for or extraction
or removal of sand and, gem by using any prohibited equipment within any water body or any island situated within that water
body or the area lying between the river bank and, the reservation limit.
3. The use of any equipment, other than prohibited equipment, for any exploration, excavation or mining for or dredge
or revmoval of sand and gem shall be deemed to prohibited subject to regulation 4 if such use causes pollution, harm or
damage to the environment.
4. Provided however, such equipment may be used only to dredge or remove any sand or rubble which may obstruct
the natural flow of the water, on any water body or other area lying between the river bank and, reservation limit due to natural
phenomena.
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5. In these regulations unless the context otherwise requires :Environment
shall have the same meaning assigned to such expression under National Environmental
Act, No. 47 of 1980 ;
Excavation
includes any digging, dredging bulldozing, removing or displacing sand and, gems ;
Exploration
means any activity that is carried out by means of geological, geophysical, geo-chemical
examination for the purpose of determining the regional geographical condition and, any
indication of minerals and, their quantity or quality ;
Extraction
includes any manual or mechanical process used for the purpose of selection, separation
or sorting out from earth, soil and, sand ;
Mining
means excavation on the surface of the earth or shallow or deep excavation below the
surface of the earth.
Prohibited equipment
means any tool or instrument used for excavation, extraction or removal of sand and, gem
within an inland water body or any island within that water body or on the area lying
between the river bank and, the reservation limit, using backhoes, bulldozers, sucking
machines or any other equipment the use of which may be prohibited by the Central
Environmental Authority from time to time.
Pollution
shall have the same meaning as assigned to that expression under the National
Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 ;
Person
shall include any Government Department, Corporation, Statutory Body, Provincial

Council, Local Authority, Company, Firm or an individual.
Reservation Limit
means
(i) if the water body is a public stream or a river, width of more than twenty five
meters at any point of its course, the area lying within sixty meters from the bank
of that stream or river ;
(ii) if the water body is a public stream having width of less than twenty five meters
at any point of its course, the area lying within thirty meters from the bank of that
stream ;
(iii) if the water body is a tank, reservoir or a pond, the area extending up to a distance
of hundred meters from the full supply level ;
Water body
shall include a river, public stream, tank, reservoir and, a pond.
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Gazette No. 817/6 of 03.05.1994
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Importation Standards) Regulations
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27. It shall be the duty of every licensee to

Total suspended solids

Oils and greases

Dissolved phosphates (as P)

Zinc (as Zn)

Radio Active Material :

micro curie/ml, max

All efforts should be made to remove unpleasant odour as far as possible.

Total dissolved solids

Micro curie./m1, max.

Hydraulic Loading Applicable for Different Soils :

Soil Texture Class

Total suspended solids

Oils and greases

450C at the point

LIST III (Contd.,)

Phenolic compunds (as Phenolic OH)

Total residual chlorine

Ammoniacal Nitrogen (as N)

Radio Active Material :

micro curie/m1, max

Tolerance Limit Value

pH value at ambient temperature

Total suspended solids

Oils and grease

Chromium total (as Cr)

pH value at ambient temperature

Alkalinity (as Ca CO3)

OF EFFLUENTS INTO PUBLIC SEWERS WITH CENTRAL TREATMENT PLANTS

Total suspended solids

micro curie/m1, max

The following conditions should be met :

National Environmental Act, No. 47 of 1980 (Section 23 A)

Name of local authority :

Is the site within an approved Industrial Zone ?

Amount of Capital Investment :

Date of commencement of operation :

No. of Shifts/Day and Times :

No. of Workers in Each Shift :

List of existing industries / institutions / Agricultural land within 2 km radius :

Land available for treatment plant :

List of main manufactured products and capacities :

A brief description of the processes used (attach process flow diagram) :