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What environmental constraints may affect long-term usability?

Flood Risk and Drainage Limitations

Poor natural drainage or location in a low-lying or flood-prone zone can restrict usability and increase long-term maintenance.

  • Waterlogging can damage infrastructure and delay operations during monsoons
  • May require costly grading, stormwater management, or retention basins

Soil Quality and Contamination

Unsuitable or contaminated soil can limit foundation strength or require costly remediation.

  • Loose, expansive, or unstable soil increases construction costs
  • Previous industrial use may have introduced pollutants requiring cleanup

Regulatory and Zoning Restrictions

Environmental regulations may limit land use or require compliance with strict conditions.

  • Proximity to water bodies or eco-sensitive zones may restrict heavy industry
  • Air, water, and noise pollution norms may apply depending on industry type
  • Need for clearances from pollution control boards or environmental authorities

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