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EC in RESPECT of JODA WEST IRON & MANGANESE MINE REQUIRED UNDER the Moef & CC NOTIFICATION S.O PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR EC IN RESPECT OF JODA WEST IRON & MANGANESE MINE REQUIRED UNDER THE MoEF & CC NOTIFICATION S.O. 1530(E), DATED 06.04.2018 TO CONSIDER IT UNDER EIA NOTIFICATION 2006 AS THERE IS NO CHANGE AND NO EXPANSION IN THE EXISTING ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE IN JODA, BICHAKUNDI, KAMARJODA, BANSPANI AND BHUYAN ROIDA REVENUE VILLAGES UNDER BARBIL TEHSIL, CHAMPUA SUBDIVISION, KEONJHAR DISTRICT OF ODISHA STATE Submitted by: TATA STEEL LIMITED Joda West Iron & Manganese Mine, Joda Barbil Tehsil, Keonjhar District Odisha- 758034 Contents Chapter Title Page Nos Nos 1 Executive Summary 3-6 2 Introduction of the Project/ Background Information 7-12 3 Project Description 13-21 4 Site Analysis 21-24 5 Planning Brief 24-25 6 Proposed Infrastructure 25 7 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Plan 25 8 Project Schedule and Cost Estimate 26 9 Analysis of Proposal (Final Recommendation) 27 TATA STEEL LIMITED: FERRO ALLOYS & MINERALS DIVISION 1 JODA WEST IRON & Mn MINE, AT/P.O.BICHAKUNDI VIA: JODA, DIST: KEONJHAR (ODISHA) Annexure Annexure Title I Environment clearance vide letter No. J-11015/86/2004-I.A.II(M) II Supplementary Lease deed III Surface Geological Plan IV Authenticated Land Schedule V Toposheet VI Approval Letter of Mine Plan (Note: Annexures not uploaded with the online uploaded Pre- Feasibility report due to size limitation. It will be submitted in hard copy) TATA STEEL LIMITED: FERRO ALLOYS & MINERALS DIVISION 2 JODA WEST IRON & Mn MINE, AT/P.O.BICHAKUNDI VIA: JODA, DIST: KEONJHAR (ODISHA) 1. Executive Summary This proposal of Joda West Iron and Manganese Mines of M/S Tata Steel is as per the MoEF & CC Notification S.O. 1530 (E), Dated 06.04.2018 for project proponents who had been previously granted Environment Clearance under EIA notification 1994 for grant of Environment Clearance under the provisions of the EIA Notification,2006. The Saleable Manganese Ore production will remain unchanged at 1.8 LTPA after the approval of this proposal. There is no change in the production, technology and lease area. The Joda West mining lease is located at Joda, Bichakundi, Kamarjoda, Banspani and Bhuyan Roida villages at Barbil tahasil in Champua sub-division of Keonjhar district in Odisha. It is covered under Survey of India toposheet no. 73 G/5 and 73 F/8. The Mine lease area of 1437.719 ha between latitudes 21°58’00” N to 22°02’00” N and between longitudes 85°23’00” E to 85°26’00” E. The project falls under Category A as per MoEF notification as the Mining lease is more than 50 ha. The deposit at Joda West is located at about 20 km from Barbil town. Nearest railhead is at Banspani at 3 km which is connected by Tata-Barbil Branch line. The lease is connected by an all weathered motorable road to Barbil-Keonjhar State Highway 10. Mining lease was granted in favour of the Applicant by the Provincial Government for 30 years from 17.01.1933 to 16.01.1963 over 12.17 Sq Miles including other 2 Tata Steel leases of Khondbond & Katamati. The Mining lease was renewed (1st Renewal) for 20 years from 17.01.1963 to 16.01.1983 over the same area. During the second lease renewal for a period of 20 years w.e.f. 17.01.1983, Joda West formed an independent lease over an area of 1437.719 ha. Subsequently, 3rd lease renewal application was filed in Form-J in due time on 07.12.2001 for 20 years from 17.01.2003 to 16.01.2023 over 1437.719 Ha. Form ‘D’ for acceptance of our application in Form ‘J’ was issued on the same day on 07.12.2001. 3rd Renewal of Mining Lease has been approved in principle by State Govt vide letter no. IV(A)SM-17/2006-6523/SM, dated 20.09.2010 & by Central Govt, vide letter no. 5/100/2010-M-IV, dated 08.12.2010. Express Order passed by Government of Odisha vide letter no. SM- SM-III(A) 14/2006/4068, dated 31.05.2014 over an area 1437.719 ha applied for renewal. The extension of validity period of mining lease for Joda West Iron & Mn Mine has issued by Steel & Mine Department, Govt. of Odisha vide letter No. III (A)SM-14/20063308/SM. Bhubaneswar dated 18.04.2015. Supplementary lease deed for Joda West Iron and Manganese Mine was executed on 06.05.2015 vide e-registration no. 11031500229. The grant of lease will expire on 31.03.2030. The Mine plan for the period 2018-23 has been submitted to IBM under Rule 17 of MCR 2016 and duly approved by IBM vide letter no. MS/OTFM/18- ORI/BHU/2017-18/2016 dated 09.11.2017. The project has previously obtained the Environmental Clearance from the MoEF vide letter no. J-11015/86/2004-IA. II(M), Dt.13.09.2005 for production @ 180000 TPA of saleable Manganese Ore as per the EIA TATA STEEL LIMITED: FERRO ALLOYS & MINERALS DIVISION 3 JODA WEST IRON & Mn MINE, AT/P.O.BICHAKUNDI VIA: JODA, DIST: KEONJHAR (ODISHA) notification 1994. The copy of the Environmental Clearance is attached as Annexure-I. The public hearing for the project was held on 28.09.2004. The project has also obtained the Consent to operate for production level at 180000 TPA of Saleable Manganese Ore under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 & Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 from State Pollution Control Board, Orissa. (Consent Order No.67, valid up to 31.03.2021). Forest Diversion proposals (FDP) was filed on 29.09.1982 and after several rounds of scrutiny & clarifications, Stage-II were granted over total forest land of 436.678 ha by MoEF vide letters F.No. 8-89/2004-FC, Dt.10.08.2007 from the MoEF, GoI in this regard. Two Diversion Proposal were filed for diversion of balance forest area within Joda West Iron & Manganese Mine i.e. over an area of 730.635 ha of balance forest land and 79.239 ha of non-forest land recorded as forest as on 25.10.1980 (Sabik Forest). The diversion proposal over 730.635 ha of balance forest land was submitted on-line on 25.11.2015 and the hard copy of the said proposal was submitted in the office of Add. P.C.C.F, Odisha on 08.12.2015, the said proposal has been assigned State Serial No. OR-O85/2015. Similarly, the diversion proposal of the Sabik Forest land over 79.239 ha was submitted on-line on 20.06.2016 and the hard copy of the said proposal was submitted in the office of Add. P.C.C.F, Odisha on 01.07.2016, the said proposal has been assigned State Serial No. OR-O58/2016. Both the diversion proposals are under active consideration of the State Government. There is no change in the technology and method of mining as proposed in the earlier approved EC. Overburden and ROM are being removed by using shovel-dumper combination. The benches are being maintained with 6 - 8 m high with width of 8 – 10m. The haul road having width of 8 – 12m with gradient of 1:16 is designed the in quarries. Blast holes for both overburden and ore are drilled by 100mm diameter crawler drills with 365 cubic feet per minute (cfm) compressors. the blasted run-off mine ore is being hauled to sorting places located at the top of the quarry. The ROM is then dressed, sorted, sized and graded manually at sorting place. The piece-rated (Mazdoor/Reja) are deployed at different sorting places considering the average output per man shift of 1 ton (Avg.) viewing the finished ore production required from the quarry / pit. The different quality of finished ore is then loaded manually to the dumpers and transported to stacking ground for stacking the ore in regular geometrical shapes and samples are collected and analyzed at our laboratory. Then removal permission is obtained from Mining & Geology Department of State Government after stack verification. Thereafter, the stacks are dispatched to designated place as mentioned in the ore removal permission obtained. Miscellaneous operations in the mine includes leveling of dumping yard, preparation and maintenance of haul roads, dozing of boulders from the mine face, loading of trucks at stack yard etc. TATA STEEL LIMITED: FERRO ALLOYS & MINERALS DIVISION 4 JODA WEST IRON & Mn MINE, AT/P.O.BICHAKUNDI VIA: JODA, DIST: KEONJHAR (ODISHA) There is no change in the earlier source of water and supply of electricity. Industrial water requirement for the mining project is 262 m3/day of water which will be met through Kundra Nallah which is adjacent to the lease. Since, the proposal is as per the MoEF & CC notification 1530(E) dated 06.04.2018 and there is no change in production, technology and lease area therefore there is no fresh investment proposed for this project. The mine shall be contributing around 18-20 crores every year to the state and central government exchequer by way of mining revenue (Royalty, Premium, DMF, NMET welfare cess etc) after the mine is operated with the proposed capacity. Moreover, the project proponent has actively contributed to the socio-economic development of the area by providing various welfare amenities as a part of its Corporate social responsibility policy. The mine is categorized under category A (>50 ha) under schedule 1(a) of EIA notification dated 14.09.2006 and subsequent amendments. TATA STEEL LIMITED: FERRO ALLOYS & MINERALS DIVISION 5 JODA WEST IRON & Mn MINE, AT/P.O.BICHAKUNDI VIA: JODA, DIST: KEONJHAR (ODISHA) The salient features of the project include: Proposal Application of Environmental clearance for Joda West Iron and Manganese Mine under EIA notification 2006 as per MoEF & CC notification 1530 (E) dated 06.04.2018.
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