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COMPLIANCE REPORT AS PER CONDITIONS STIPULATED IN ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE (LETTER NO. J-11015/23/2009-IA.II (M) DATED APRIL 16 th , 2010) OF MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FORESTS, NEW DELHI (Compliance Period: April 2011 to September 2011) For SHRI PONGURU MAGNESITE MINE (M.L.Area-77.50 Ha, Production Capacity 38,000 TPA) At VILLAGE-JAGIR AMMAPALAYAM, TALUKA & DISTRICT SALEM (TAMILNADU) Applicant M/s. SHRI PONGURU MAGNESITE MINES 5/12 A, PERIAGOLLAPATTI, KANNANKURICHI POST-SALEM, DISTT.-SALEM (TAMILNADU) Page 1 of 100 Point Wise Reply of Condition Stipulated in Environmental Condition Letter no. J- 11015/23/2009 IA. II (M) Dated April 16 th , 2010 for Sri Ponguru Magnesite Mine at village- Jagir Ammapalayam Taluka & District Salem, Tamil Nadu by M/s Sri Ponguru Magnesite Mines. S. ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS REPLY No. A. SPECIFIC CONDITION i. Top soil shall be stacked properly with Top soil stacked properly with adequate adequate protection measures at earmarked protection measures at earmarked sites sites and used for reclamation and and shall be used for reclamation and rehabilitation of the mined out areas. rehabilitation of the mined out areas. ii. Wildlife Conservation Plan shall be prepared The wild life conservation plan have in consultation with the office of the Chief been prepared and enclosed as Wildlife warden and implemented. The plan Annexure- 1 shall comprise of in-built monitoring mechanism with special emphasis to protection of Schedule-I species. The status of implementation shall be submitted to the Ministry. Chain link fencing shall be installed around the mine lease area to prevent injury to the animals. Further, measures shall be taken to control the fire. iii. Mineralogical composition of the dust along Shall be complied with with percentage of silica fractions in the dust particle and particle size analysis shall be carried out. Further, personnel exposure monitoring for dust shall be carried out for the workers. iv Fugitive dust generation shall be controlled. Fugitive dust generation will be Fugitive dust emission shall be regularly controlled by regular sprinkling of water Page 2 of 100 monitored at locations of nearest human on mine haul roads. The monitored data habitation (including schools and other public of fugitive dust emission on different amenities located nearest to sources of dust locations is enclosed as Annexure-2 generation as applicable) and records submitted to the Ministry. v Monito ring of ground and surface water quality Monitoring of ground and surface water shall be regularly conducted and records quality were regularly conducted The maintained and data submitted to the Ministry results of the same is enclosed as regularly. Further, monitoring points shall be Annexure-3 located between the mine and drainage in the direction of flow of ground water and records maintained. Monitoring for Arsenic in ground water shall be undertaken. vi Data on ambient air quality (PM 10 , SO 2, NOx,) The same shall be complied in future should be regularly submitted to the Ministry and also carried out monitoring for including its Regional office located at ambient air quality the results are Bangalore and the State Pollution Control Board enclosed as Annexure- 4. / Central Pollution Control Board once in six The half yearly compliance report we months. The critical parameters such as are regularly submitted to the PM 10 /PM 2.5 , NOx in the ambient air within the concerned, receipt of last compliance impact zone, peak particle velocity at 300m report submission (June 2011) is distance or within the nearest habitation, enclosed as Annexure-5 for your ready whichever is closer shall be monitored reference. periodically. Further, quality of discharged Sampling and analysis of mine sump water shall also be monitored [(TDS, DO, pH) water was done and results are enclosed and total Suspended solids (TSS)]. The as Annexure-6 monitored data shall be uploaded on the website of the company as well as displayed on a display board at the project site at a suitable location near the main gate of the company in public domain. The circular no.J- Page 3 of 100 2001211/2006 -IA.II (M) dated 2 .5.2009 issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, which is available on the website of the Ministry www.envfor.nic.in shall also be referred in this regard for its compliance. vii Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control Vehicles using for mining operation and regularly monitored. Vehicles used for have valid PUC certificates. The number transportation of ores and others shall have of shifts for mine operations is as per valid permissions under Central Motor Vehicle approved mining plan. Rules, 1989 and its amendment. The number of shifts for mine operations could be as prescribed in the approved Mine Plan. However, the number of shifts or hours permissible for external vehicular traffic shall not exceed the limits in vogue for the area under consideration or in the event of passage through forest roads or public places, as may be applicable in this case. The limits prescribed by the local authorities shall not be exceeded. If no such guidelines for time restrictions are applicable, then external transport shall be preferably confined to two shifts. viii The company shall ensure that no silt No surface water will affected due to originating due to mining activity is transported mining operations, proper drainage in the surface water course (if any) flowing in system of the dumps will be provided to the area. Proper drainage of the waste dumps prevent the siltation of downstream shall be provided to prevent siltation of water bodies, the dumps are properly downstream water bodies. The dumps per se drained and vegetated. shall be drained and surface of the dump should be properly vegetated. ix Measures for prevention and control of soil Proper measures will be adopted to erosion and management of silt shall be Page 4 of 100 undertaken. Protection of dumps against control the soil erosion. Dumps will be erosion shall be carried out with geo textile protected by thick plantation of native matting or other suitable material, and thick trees and shrubs and retaining walls will plantations of native trees and shrubs shall be be constructed for the protection of carried out at the dump slopes. Dumps shall be dumps. protected by retaining walls. x Rain water harvesting shall be undertaken to The condition shall complied with recharge the ground water source. Status of implementation shall be submitted to the Ministry within six months. xi Need based assessment for the nearby villages All the necessary measures will be shall be conducted to study economic measures adopted for up liftment of the poor with action plan which can help in up liftment section of the society. of poor section of society. Income generating projects consistent with the traditional skills of the people besides development of fodder farm, fruit bearing orchards, vocational training etc. can form a part of such programme. Company shall provide separate budget for community development activities and income generating programmes. This will be in addition to vocational training for individuals imparted to take up self employment and jobs. xii Occupational Health Cell shall be created at the Various community development company level under the charge of an officer of programmes were under taken for adequate seniority who is a qualified person in upliftment of weaker section of the occupational health. society in previous year xiii Occupational health a nd safety measures for the Various community development workers including identification of work related programmes were under taken for health hazards, training on malaria eradication, upliftment of weaker section of the HIV, and health effects on exposure to mineral society in previous year Page 5 of 100 dust etc. shall be carried out. Periodic monitoring for exposure to respirable mineral dust on the workers shall be conducted and records maintained including health records of the workers. Awareness programme for workers on impact of mining on their health and precautionary measures like use of personal equipment etc. shall be carried out periodically. Review of impact of various health measures undertaken (at interval of five years or less) shall be conducted followed by follow up action wherever required. xiv Green belt development and selection of plant The Plantation program in mined out species shall be as per CPCB guidelines. Herbs area being carried out as per and shrubs shall also form a part of programme submitted in approved afforestation programme besides tree mining plan for the stabilization of the plantation. Details of year wise afforestation stacking area programme including rehabilitation of mined out area shall be submitted to the Ministry within six months. The DFO/Agriculture University shall be consulted to increase the density of plantations. xv Provision shall be made for housing the laborers No major construction work was done within the site with all necessary infrastructure on the mine site office was constructed and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile and workers involved in construction toilets, mobile STP, safe drinking water, medical activities came from near by villages. health care, creche etc. The housing may be in the form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project. B. GENERAL CONDITIONS i No change in mining technology and scope Without prior approval of the Ministry of of working shall be made without prior Environment & Forests, No change in Page 6 of 100 approval of the Ministry of Environment & mining technology and scope of working Forests. will be made ii No change in the calendar plan including Agreed, no change in calendar plan excavation, quantum of mineral and waste including excavation, quantum of mineral shall be made. and waste will be made iii Fugitive dust emissions from all the sources Regular water sprinkling on haul roads, shall be controlled regularly.
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