But the dairy farm is conducted without complying any such conditions, is the allegation. During pendency of the said writ petition, this court sought opinion of the KSPCB. Along with the counter affidavit filed by them, a copy of the notice issued to the owners of the farm, dt. 18.11.2009, is produced. It is evident that various conditions were stipulated to the owners of the farm. It is stated that at the time of inspection conducted by the KSPCB, waste tapioca pulp and corn waste were seen stored in the premises and it was understood that those materials used as cattle feed in the farm is brought from various places outside Kerala. It has also been sold in retail to small scale farmers. It is stated that the tapioca waste was seen kept in open air in wet conditions in sacks and the 'leachate' from these sacks were flowing to open pit. It is noticed that foul smell is emanating from the stored waste. It is stated that instructions were given to the proprietor of the farm to provide adequate waste water treatment facility and to provide proper house keeping. It is also evident from Ext.P3 that the Panchayat had issued specific directions to take adequate measures to abate all possibilities of nuisance and to stop storing of cattle feed waste and its trade.
