The Initial Project Description claims the site layout was designed to avoid sensitive areas, but it lacks the underlying data to verify these claims against local knowledge of the Melgund watershed. In an unorganized territory, the integrity of local water bodies is paramount for both environmental health and the residents who rely on private wells or surface water. Providing this data allows the community to validate the 'avoidance' strategy and ensures that 'regulatory standards' for discharge are calibrated to the actual sensitivity of the local receiving environment. This transparency will improve the project's credibility and ensure that the 'compact footprint' does not inadvertently impact unmapped but locally significant hydrological features. The expected result is a collaborative mapping exercise that includes local land-use data.