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Bhadradri Kothagudem District, Telangana State by Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation Limited, Government of Telangana NARSAPURAM SAND REACH GODAVARI RIVER, NARSAPURAM VILLAGE, DUMMUGUDEM MANDAL, BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM DISTRICT, TELANGANA STATE BY TELANGANA STATE MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED, GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Studies and Documentation By Submitted By TEAM Labs and Consultants M/s. Telangana State Mineral Development B-115 to 117 & 509, Annapurna Block, Corporation Limited House No. 6-2-915, 4th Floor, Rear block, Aditya Enclave, Ameerpet, HMWSSB premises, Khairathabad, Hyderabad-500 038 Hyderabad - 500004. Phone: 040-23748 555/616, 040-23323150 Telefax: 040-23748666 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SUBMITTED TO TELANGANA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, REGIONAL OFFICE, KOTHAGUDEM Narsapuram Sand Reach Summary and conclusion Chapter 11.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 11.1 Introduction Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation Limited obtained a mining lease for Narsapuram sand reach to extract ordinary sand mining by manual method over an extent of 24.20 Ha in Godavari river bed at Narsapuram Village, Dummugudem Mandal, Bhadradri Kothagudem District, Telangana State. Sand is considered as minor mineral and is mainly used for construction projects. In principle of sand reach, allotment order was obtained by M/s. TSMDC Ltd., by The Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Bhadradri Kothagudem vide letter no. 1298/SAND/2016, dt. 16.08.2018. The mining plan was approved by the deputy director of mines and geology (DDMG), Warangal, Government of Telangana state, vide Letter No. 563/MP‐2/KMM/2020, dt. 04.03.2020 (Old mine Plan: 117/MP- 2/KMM/2019, dt. 27.03.2019) for a production capacity of Sand mining – 242000 m3/Annum. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of India (GOI) issued notifications vide SO 1533, dt. 14.9.2006, its amendments based on the directions issued by National Green Tribunal (NGT), New Delhi vide O. A. No. 16 of 2016, dt.13.09.2018 and vide E.A.NO 55/2018 of O. A. No. 520/2016, dt. 11.12.2018 and MoEFCC notification S.O.2269 (E), dt.01.07.2016 and S.O.3977 (E), dt.14.08.2018 and Office Memorandum dt.12.12.2018 issued in compliance with the Hon’ble NGT orders, New Delhi, mandate prior environmental clearance for all mining leases across the country. The notification and its amendments based on NGT directions, classify mine lease areas of 5 - 25 ha as category B2 at par with B1 and stipulate a three-stage process of scoping public consultation, and appraisal by State Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) to issue a prior environmental clearance. Accordingly scoping for preparation of environmental impact assessment (EIA) was done by the state expert appraisal committee (SEAC), which issued terms of reference vide Letter No. SEIAA/TS/OL/BKGM-26/2020, dt.21.08.2020 (Earlier TOR: SEIAA/TS/OL/ BKGM-05/2019 - 191, dt.03.12.2019) for a production capacity of 242000 m3/year of sand in an area of 24.20 ha. The present 11 - 1 Team Labs and Consultants Narsapuram Sand Reach Summary and conclusion study follows the prescribed ToR’s and draft EIA/EMP report for public consultation, to facilitate informed view on the project by public/stakeholders for the lease area. M/s Team Labs and Consultants prepared Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the proposed activity. The report is prepared using baseline data of environmental status within 10 km radius of the mine lease area for major environmental components; water, air, noise, soil, flora, fauna, and socio-economic environment for one season, and the proposed measures to be adopted for mitigating and controlling pollution. 11.2 Mine Location The sand reach has dimensions of 877 m of length, 276 m of width (24.2 ha), and it proposed to mine up to 1 m depth only. The sand reach is located in the floodplain of Godavari river at a distance of 400 m from the stream and 297 m away from river bund. The salient features of the mine lease location and study area are presented in the table below. Salient features of the mine lease location and study area Description Remarks Narsapuram Sand Reach by Telangana State Mineral Name of the Project (s) Development Corporation Limited., Godavari River Bed, Narsapuram Village, Dummugudem Location of the Project Mandal, BhadradriKothagudem District, Telangana State. Product Ordinary Sand @ 242000 m3/year Latitudes (North) 17° 45'16.04 to 17° 45'44.77" N Longitudes (East) 80°52'38.33" to 80°53'01.6"E Survey of India sheet No 65 C/13 Elevation above Mean Sea Level (AMSL), m 40 Seismic zone Seismic Zone: II as per IS: 1893 North : Godavari River East : Godavari River Site surroundings West : Godavari River South : Godavari River Nearest Village Narsapuram village – 1.5 km - NE direction Access to site Site connecting – NE direction Road access Bhadrachalam to Venkatapuram road – 0.7 km –E 11 - 2 Team Labs and Consultants Narsapuram Sand Reach Summary and conclusion Description Remarks direction Nearest Town Bhadrachalam –10 km – N direction District Head quarters Bhadradri Kothagudem –34 km – SW direction Nearest Railway station Aswapuram RS – 10.3 Km – NW direction Nearest airport RGI Airport – 264 km – SW direction Nearest Port Krishnapatnam Port – 254 km – SE direction Water Bodies in buffer Uruvai Canal - 3.1 km - NW direction area Tallipedu Project Canal - 2.5 km - E direction Presence of Water Bodies in Core Area Godavari River Tunkicheruvu RF - 3.8 km - SE direction Bhadrachalam RF - 7.4 km - SE direction Reserve Forest Arlagudem RF - 4.0 km - NE direction Kistasagar A RF - 3.8 km - W direction Inter-state boundary and international boundary Nil within 10 km Protected Areas notified under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 Nil within 10 km Eco-sensitive areas as notified under section 3 of the E (P) Act, 1986 Nil within 10 km Critically polluted areas as identified by the Central Pollution Control Board from time to time, Nil within 10 km Defence Installation Nil within 10 km 11.3 Proposed Method of Mining The sand in the mine lease area is in the flood plain and is exposed on the surface. Hence it is proposed to use manual open cast mining method with a maximum depth of 1 m. 11.3.1 Development and Production The sand is exposed to surface without over burden in the flood plain. 11.4 Conceptual Plan The mining operations will follow manual open cast method. The entire reserves estimated under proved category as per statutory requirement are 242000 m3 based 11 - 3 Team Labs and Consultants Narsapuram Sand Reach Summary and conclusion on the mine scheme. Therefore, the targeted production is 242000 m3/year of sand. Since it is a manual open cast mine the impact is less, the land degradation is limited to the extent of open cast manual method, haulage roads and ramp. 11.5 Employment Potential The manpower requirement is 239 for various semi-skilled and unskilled jobs headed by a mine’s manager as per approved mine plan. 11.6 Site Services The Site services provided are temporary office, rest rooms, First Aid and Rest sheds of temporary nature will be constructed near the ramp of specified sand bearing area. Temporary sheds with cement plastered brick walls and G.I. sheet or grass roofing are constructed for site services. The workers required shall be sourced from surrounding villages. Drinking water is obtained from nearby villages through tankers to mining staff and workers. A tractor mounted tanker is provided for sprinkling of water mainly on village roads to suppress the dust generated due to vehicular movement. 11.7 Water Requirement and Effluent Generation The total water requirement is 12.2 KLD. Water requirement for the proposed activity is mainly for maintaining the green belt (0.8 KLD), for sprinkling on the haul roads (1.2 KLD) to mitigate dust emissions, and for domestic purposes (10.2 KLD). Stagnated water if any, in worked out area is used for sprinkling and green belt development. The domestic water will be drawn from Narsapuram village. 11.8 Baseline Environmental Status The baseline data for ambient air quality, surface and ground water quality, noise, and soil quality was collected and analyzed for various parameters to determine the existing quality and flora and fauna study of the impact area was conducted during period of December 2019 - February 2020. The ambient air quality monitoring results shows that the values are within the prescribed limits of national ambient air quality standards. Ground water sample analysis results show that the values are 11 - 4 Team Labs and Consultants Narsapuram Sand Reach Summary and conclusion above the limits for total dissolved solids, total hardness, most of the locations compared to Indian Standard Drinking Water Specification of IS: 10500-2012. Noise quality parameters in the study area are within prescribed limits of Ambient Noise Standards. There are no schedule I flora or fauna within the impact area. 11.8.1 Identification and Quantification of Impacts The project activities that are likely to cause potential impacts on environment are mining operations, transport and associated infrastructure. The likely effects of these activities are fugitive dust generation, noise levels, domestic wastewater and human health risks. ISCST3 model was used for air quality impact predictions. The predicted maximum 24 hourly GLC’s for the cluster were used to predict the ground level concentrations, and the maximum predicted values of PM, PM10 and PM10 are 1.98, 0.79 and 0.36 g/m3 respectively and the maximum values are observed within the site. The cumulative values (baseline and predicted) are found to be within the prescribed standards of national ambient air quality. 11.9 Environment Management Plan The management plan is drawn in consultation with the project proponent, RQP after evaluating various methods for mitigation and control of pollution.
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