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State Power Generation (Mahagenco) MAHARASHTRA STATE POWER GENERATION CO LTD (MAHAGENCO) R&R PLAN AND ENTITLEMENT FRAMEWORK Gare Palma Sector -II Coal Block Tamnar Tehsil, Raig arh District, Chhattisgarh DECEMBER , 2017 R&R PLAN AND ENTITLEMENT FRAMEWORK GARE PALMA SECTOR-II COAL BLOCK TAMNAR TEHSIL, RAIGARH DISTRICT, CHHATTISGARH Table of Content Section No Section Details Page No 1 Introduction 2 1.1 Background 2 1.2 The Project 3 1.3 The Study 4 1.4 Definitions 4 2 Socio-economic Impact 6 2.1 Aims and Objectives 6 2.2 List of Affected Villages 6 2.3 Land Distribution 9 2.4 Extent of Displaced and Affected Population 9 2.5 Social Distribution of Displaced Population 10 2.6 Loss of Common Resources 12 2.6.1 Water Source 12 2.6.2 Common Property Resources 12 2.6.3 Trees 13 2.6.4 House Typology 14 2.6.5 Occupation Structure 14 3 Comprehensive R&R Plan and Entitlement Framework 16 4 Proposed CSR Activities 20 Prepared & Submitted by: Maharashtra State Power Generation Co Ltd (MAHAGENCO) R&R PLAN AND ENTIITLEMENT FRAMEWORK GARE PALMA SECTOR-II COAL BLOCK AMNAR EHSIL AIGARH ISTRICT HHATTISGARH TAMNAR TEHSIL, RAIGARH DISTRICT, CHHATTISGARH 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Maharashtra State Power G eneration Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as MAHAGENCO) is a State owned Public Sector Unit of Government of Maharashtra engaged in power generation having its Head office situated is Bandra (East), Mumbai. Maharashtra State Power Generation Co L td . has been incorporated under Indian Companies Act 1956 pursuant to decision of Govt. of Maharashtra to reorganize erstwhile Maharashtra State Electricity Board (herein after referred to as “MSEB”). The said reorganization of the MSEB has been done by Go vt. of Maharashtra pursuant to Part XIII read with section 131 of The Electricity Act 2003. MAHAGENCO has been incorporated on 31.5.2005 with The Registrar of Companies, Maharashtra, Mumbai and has obtained Certificate of Commencement of Business on 15.09. 2005. MAHAGENCO is engaged in the business of generation and supply of electricity and has been vested with generation assets, interest in property, rights and liabilities of MSEB . MAHAGENCO has the highest overall generation capacity and the highest therm al installed capacity amongst all the state power generation utilities in India. In terms of installed capacity, it is the second highest generation company after NTPC. The company has a generation capacity of 13602 MW comprising of 10170 MW Thermal Power Plants , 2580 MW Hydel Power Plant, 672 MW Gas Turbine and 180 MWp Solar . The details of the power plants are given below. Table 1: Installed Capacity of MAHAGENCO Plants Sr. No. Power Station Units & Size (MW) Installed Capacity (MW) A Thermal Power Stations 1 Koradi Units 6 To 10 2 x 210 + 3 x 660 2400 2 Nasik Units 3 To 5 3x210 630 3 Bhusawal Units 3 To 5 1x210 + 2x500 1210 4 Paras Units 3 & 4 2x250 500 5 Parli Units 4 To 8 2x210+ 3x250 1170 6 K'kheda Units 1 To 5 4x210 + 1x500 1340 7 Chandrapur Units 3 To 9 2x210 + 5x500 2920 Total Installed Capacity of TPPs 10170 B Gas Turbine Power Station Uran Gas Turbine. 4x108 432 W.H.R. Units 1&2 2x120 240 Total Installed Capacity of Gas-based Plants 672 C Hydro Power Stations PAGE | 2 St I&II- 4x70 + 4x80, St III- 4x80, St. Koyna Hydro IV-4x250 & Koyna Dam Foot- 2x18 1956 Small Hydropower projects 374 Ghatghar Pump Storage 2x125 250 Total Installed Capacity of Hydel Plants 2580 D Solar 180 Total Installed Capacity (A+B+C +D) 13602 Source: MAHAGENCO Prepared & Submitted by: Maharashtra State Power Generation Co Ltd (MAHAGENCO) R&R PLAN AND ENTIITLEMENT FRAMEWORK GARE PALMA SECTOR-II COAL BLOCK AMNAR EHSIL AIGARH ISTRICT HHATTISGARH TAMNAR TEHSIL, RAIGARH DISTRICT, CHHATTISGARH 1.2 The Project The Gare Palma Sector II coal block has been allocated to Maharashtra State Power Generation Company Limited (MAHAGENCO) by Ministry of Coal, Govt. of India for end -use at its own plants in Maharashtra. The Gare Palma Sector II Coal Block spread over an area of 25.83 sq.km (2583.48 ha) is part of the Mand Raigarh Coalfield in Tamnar Tehsil of Raigarh District, Chhattisgarh. The mine lease area is located in the villages of Tihli Rampur, Kunjemura, Gare, Saraitola, Muragaon, Radopali, Pata, Chitwahi, Dholnara, Jhinkabahal, Dolesara, Bhalumura, Sarasmal and Libra The peak capacity of the mines will be 23.6 MTPA with both opencast (22.0 MTPA) and underground (1.6 MTPA) operations with a mine life of 69 years. The salient features of the project and details of the Mine Lease Area location are given in Table 1.1 . The area is covered in the Survey of India Toposheet No. 64 N/8 & 12 (R.F. 1:50,000) and is bounded by the coordinates shown in table below. Table 2: Site Coordinates Boundary Point Latitude Longitude A 22 ° 08' 51.49" N 83 ° 26' 15.48" E B 22 o 10' 05.17" N 83 o 26' 15.43" E C 22 o 10' 49.89" N 83 o 27' 26.62" E D 22 o 09' 09.89" N 83 o 28' 57 .87" E E 22 o 08' 03.77" N 83 o 29' 49.27" E F 22 o 06' 24.21" N 83 o 31' 12.63" E G 22 o 07' 18.06" N 83 o 29' 13.85" E H 22 o 06' 50.05" N 83 o 29' 15.31" E Source: EIA Report and GCPL The Raigarh - Sundargarh road is 9 km away in south east direction and Ambikapur Highway (SH -1) is 6 km in west direction from Phase-II site. The Distr ict headquarter is Raigarh which is aerially about 25 km from the site and the nearest town is Tamnar at a distance of about 4 km to the south. The nearest railway station is also at Raigarh while the nearest airport is Raipur at a distance of 290 km in th e south west direction. The inter-state boundary with Odisha is almost adjacent to the block on the eastern side, 10 km to the east. The details of the project site are given in Table 3. Table 3: Project Location Sl. No. Aspect Description Gare Palma Sector-II Coal Mine Project of 23.60 MTPA of MAHAGENCO, 1. Project Raigarh District, Chhattisgarh over 2,583 Hectares of Land 2. Location (i) State Chhattisgarh (ii) District Raigarh PAGE | 3 (iii) Taluka Tamnar Tihli Rampur, Kunjemura, Gare, Sar aitola, Muragaon, Radopali, Pata, (iv) Villages Chitwahi, Dholnara, Jhinkabahal, Dolesara, Bhalumura, Sarasmal and Libra (vi) Latitude 22° 08' 51.49" N to 22° 06' 50.05" N (vii) Longitude 83° 26' 15.48" E to 83° 29' 15.31" E 3. Distance (i) Nearest Town Tamnar, 4 km, S (ii) District Headquarters Raigarh, 25 km, S Raigarh-Ambikapur Highway (SH-1), 6 km, W (iii) Major Roads Raigarh-Gharghoda Road via Tamnar Prepared & Submitted by: Maharashtra State Power Generation Co Ltd (MAHAGENCO) R&R PLAN AND ENTIITLEMENT FRAMEWORK GARE PALMA SECTOR-II COAL BLOCK AMNAR EHSIL AIGARH ISTRICT HHATTISGARH TAMNAR TEHSIL, RAIGARH DISTRICT, CHHATTISGARH Table 3: Project Location Sl. No. Aspect Description (iv) Railway Station Raigarh, 25 km, S (v) Airport Raipur, 290 km, SW 1.3 The Study The implementation of the project would benefit to the project area, state and central in terms of revenue. The project affected families/displaced families are required to be resettled nearest to the project area or in the same village if partially affected and are resettled as pe r the provision of The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR Act, 2013) as well as Chhattisgarh State R&R Policy . Therefore, there is need for a detailed Socio-Economic Survey o f the affected households and identification of the households eligible for resettlement and rehabilitation as per the said act/policy leading to formulation of a detailed resettlement and rehabilitation action plan for the project affected families. The present report gives the details of the R& R Plan and Entitlement Framework, based on which the R&R cost have been prepared. In this regard, t he detailed socio-economic/ household survey in the affected villages has been carried out by Greencindia Consultin g Private Limited, Ghaziabad . 1.4 Definitions The relevant definitions as per the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 ( RFCTLARR Act, 2013) for formulation of R&R plan for project affected families are given below. Affected Area : Such areas that is notified by the appropriate government for purpose of land acquisition. The area for this particular projects include 14 villages which are fully or partially affected. Project Affected Families (PAFs): The Project Affected Families are t he persons who are affected by : • Acquisition causes loss of land or other immovable properties; • Family who does not own any land but member of the family may be agricultural labours, tenants, share-croppers, artisans and is working in the area for more than 3 years and their primary livelihood is affected; • Scheduled Tribes/other traditional forest dwellers who have lost their forest right under FRA 2006 due to land acquisition; • Any family who would be losing primary livelihood due to acquisition of water-bodies, forests such as gatherers of forest produce, hunters, fishermen, boatmen, etc and who have been dependent on the livelihood source in the same area for more than 3 years; and PAGE | 4 • Member of the family who have been assigned land under any government schemes , both state and central government.
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