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t@ ,1 I lnspection Note on the proposed construction of 132 KV D/C Chaibasa- Manoharpur Transmission Line through west Singhbhum District in Pordhat Forest Division. ug Date of lnspection: - 27 .O4.2A15 and 21.5,2016 t- -' : Observations:- q '[he proposed prolect involves diversion of a total of 14.798 ha forest land including 6.510 ha Pr:otected Forest (PF) and 5.775 ha Reserved Foiests (RF) under Porahat Forest Division. The remaining 2.513 ha is Jungle Jhari.land. Field inspection of the proposed construction of 132 KV D/C Chaibasa- Manoharpur line was done in the presence of ! representatives of Jhar.khand Uqia Sancharin Nigam Ltd on 27.04.2A$ and again on 21.05.2016 in the presence of Divisional Forest Officer, Porahat Forest Division. The standing forest crop in forest area varies from.rhixed deciduous species with a predominance of pole Sal crop tg stands of pure pole S.al trees. Portions of Jungle Jhari land also contain scattered pole sal crop The terrain varies from plain/moderate slope to fairly steep inctines particularly in Bera llahgo of Porahat Forest Division, wlth cropy density varying from 40% to 60% in differerrt stretehes of land af ong the corridor of the line of transmission. ., The tract of land with sloping terrain is prone to moderate soil erosion. Name.- (V.N. Shah) o esi n at i o n : - Consg s ryI:Lg Chaibasa*f,::: ! iclritorial Circlc, Date:- {i ]" lnspection Note on the proposed construction bf 132 KV D/C Chaibasa- Manoharpur Line through west Singhbhum District in Kolhan Forest Date of lnspection: - 27 .04.2015 and 22.b5.2016 a O(tservations:- f' Fieltl inspection of tlre prcposed ccinstruction of 132 KV D/C'Monoharpur line was done on 27.04.2015 in the presence of Power Grid Corporation of lndia Ltd. representatives and .l again on1205.2016 in the presence of Divisional Forest Officer, Kolhan Forest Dlvision. The project involves diversion of a total of 4.77 ha forest'land (recorded forest area: 4.265 ha, Jungle Jhari: O 505 ha) within Kolhan Division. The transrnission Iine'enters Kolhan Forest Division in Ganmore Protected Forest (PF)ninvolvihg a fotal area of.4.265 ha. Jungle Jhgdi land'(0.505 ha) bears mostly scrub vegetation. The standing forest crop in forest area consists of ,rnixed deciduous species With a predominance of pole Sal in patches. Other: rnaior portions on undulating,,qrid mild slopy" terrain bepr" mixed forests with Sal, Mahua, t. The forest area proposdd to be:diverted is located mostly on plain to moderate and gentle slope, with crop density from 30% to 50% and is moderately prone to soil erosion. Name:- (V.N. shah) N^''+ 6f Forests Designation:- Conservator Tcniterial OirclG, Chaibasa Date:- ,l I.

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