Green Belt Development for Industries in Additional Ambernath MIDC, Ambernath.

Additional Ambernath's larger plots leave room for green belts of real depth, and often the land is there but was never planted, or planted poorly. We survey the plot, set aside the required area along boundaries, especially those that will face housing, and plant several staggered rows of native evergreen species. Whether the belt survives is decided by how it is watered over its first two summers, so we arrange care until the trees can stand on their own.

Additional Ambernath is the later extension of the town's MIDC area, laid out with larger plots than the original estate and more room between them. It holds chemical and pharmaceutical plants, engineering works and some newer manufacturing, and several belong to bigger companies than the family firms of the older estate. Many plots still have open ground and, in places, trees left over from the land's earlier use. Its units connect to the town's common effluent system. Housing developments have been edging towards its boundaries as Ambernath spreads outward along the railway.