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ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 FORM 1 i. Basic Information Sl. Item Details 1 Name of the project/s Construction of 28 interlinked roads (totaling approx. 574.57 km) along India – Nepal Border in the State of Uttar Pradesh, India 2 S.No. In the schedule Category – A Schedule -7(f) 3 Proposed capacity/area/length/tonnage 574.57 km of Roads through 7 districts in the to be handled/command area/lease State of Uttar Pradesh along Indo- Nepal Border. area/number of wells to be drilled Two Lane State Highway roads with 24 meter formation width, 7 meter carriage way width. The sequential details are: DPR District Name of the road No. 19. Pilibhit Sundarnagar- Tadarganj 20. Pilibhit (Nagariya-cut to Lagga-Bagga II- BP 17 to BP 27) 4. Pilibhit Sundarnagar- Tadarganj (connecting B.P 17 to B.P 42) 1. Lakhimpur Shardapuri B.O.P to Kheri Sumernagar B.O.P 18. Lakhimpur Paliaghat to Barsola. Kheri 11. Lakhimpur Paliaghat to Barsola Kheri 15. Lakhimpur Paliaghat to Barsola. kheri 16. Lakhimpur Paliaghat to Barsola Kheri 17. Lakimpur Paliaghat to Barsola Kheri 26. Bahraich Katarniyaghat – Melanala 25. Bahraich Ramuapurwa kauwarvi 24. Bahraich Ramuapurwa kauwarvi & remaining part of Lambiforest Balaigaon www.dasindia.org Page 1 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 Sl. Item Details 21. Bahraich Lumbi forest to Balaigaon and Shri nagar Village to BOP Samtalia 7. Bahraich Rupidiha- Munshipurwa, Shrinagar B.P.O 13. Shravasti Jamunaha Kakardhari 14. Shravasti Jamunaha Kakardhari 5. Shravasti Bharta gujjargauri 22. Shravasti Gujjargauri to BP 617 27. Shravasti Gujjargauri to BP 617 23. Balrampur Kanchanpur – Gandhelnaka 12. Balrampur Kanchanpur – Gandhelnaka 6. Balrampur Part of Kanchanpur Khairanagar 9. Siddharthnagar Malghaiya Harbanspur 2. Siddharthnagar Malghaiya Harbanspur 10. Siddharthnagar Malghaiya Harbanspur 8. Maharajganj Khairaghat to Jhulnipur and Jhulnipur to Patnawa 3. Maharajganj Thoothibari to Bargadwan 28. Maharajganj BOP Patlahwan to BOP Jhandatola 4 New/Expansion/Modernization Total length of New Roads 422.48 kms Total length of upgradation 152.08 kms Total Minor Bridges 239 Total Major Bridges 28 District & DPR wise road chains are attached as Annexure II 5 Existing Capacity/Area etc. Total existing road: 6 Category of Project i.e. ‘A’ or ‘B’ Category – A www.dasindia.org Page 2 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 Sl. Item Details 7 Does it attract the general condition? If Yes, parts of the proposed roads pass through the yes, please specify. Dudhwa National Park, Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Suhelwa, Sohagibarwa, Pilibhit Sanctuary and other forest areas. Also, some patches of road lie within 10 km of Interstate (Uttarakhand & Bihar) and International Border (Nepal). 8 Does it attract the specific condition? If No yes, please specify. 9 Location Indo – Nepal Border in Uttar Pradesh through 7 districts viz. Pilibhit, Lakhimpur–Kheri, Bahraich, Shravasti, Balrampur, Siddarthnagar, and Maharajganj Plot/Survey/Khasra No. Village List enclosed as Annexure VI Tehsil List enclosed as Annexure VI District Pilibhit, Lakhimpur–Kheri, Bahraich, Shravasti, Balrampur, Siddarthnagar, and Maharajganj State Uttar Pradesh 10 Nearest railway station/airport along Nearest District Approx. Distance with distance in kms. Railway from Border Road Station Puranpur Pilibhit 23.25 Km. Paliya Lakhimpur 15.00 Km. Kalan Kheri Nanpara Bahraich 17.00 Km. Tulsipur Balrampur 17.00 Km. Naugarh Siddharth 18.50 Km. Nagar Siswa Maharajganj 25.00 Km. Bazaar Nearest Airport Distance from Border Road Gorakhpur 62.00 Km. Lucknow 150.00 Km. 11 Nearest town, city, district Nearest District Approx.Distance headquarters along with distance in Town from Border kms. Road Pilibhit Pilibhit 34.00 Km. Puranpur Pilibhit 23.25 Km. www.dasindia.org Page 3 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 Sl. Item Details Paliya Lakhimpur 15.00 Km. Kalan Kheri Nanpara Bahraich 38.00 Km. Bahraich Bahraich 38.00 Km. Balrampur Balrampur 39.50 Km. Tulsipur Balrampur 17.00 Km. Naugarh Siddharth 18.50 Km. Nagar Siswa Maharajganj 25.00 Km. Bazaar 12 Village Panchayats, Zilla Parishad, Muncipal corporation, Local body (complete postal addresses with telephone nos. to be given) 13 Name of the applicant Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) under Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) along with Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department (UPPWD) 14 Registered address U.P.P.W.D., 96, Mahatma.Gandhi Marg, Lucknow 15 Address for correspondence Name Shri S.P.Saxena Designation (Owner/Partner/CEO) Chief Engineer, Address World Bank Projects (Roads)/ Indo-Nepal Border Project U.P.P.W.D., 96, Mahatma.Gandhi. Marg, Lucknow Pin Code 226001 E-mail [email protected] Telephone No. +(91) 0522 – 2236496 Fax no. +(91) 0522 – 2236556 16 Details of Alternative sites examined, if The project has been approved by the Ministry of any. Location of these sites should be Home Affairs through its D.O. letter no shown on a topo sheet. 11012/11/2010–B.M–5 dated 26-11-2010. 17 Interlinked projects No 18 Whether separate application of No interlinked project has been submitted? 19 If yes, date of submission 20 If no, reason www.dasindia.org Page 4 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 Sl. Item Details 21 Whether the proposal involves Forest Land involved as per FCA 1980 approval/ clearance under: If yes, S.N Forest Type District Area details of the same and their status to (in ha) be given. 1 Forest Pilibhit (10.08 ha) 77 (a) The forest (conservation) Act, RF/PF Bahraich (57.4 ha) 1980? Shravasti (6.48 ha) (b) The wildlife (protection) Act, 1972? Siddhartnagar(3.12 ha) (c) The C.R.Z. Notification, 1991? 2 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri 167.5 of Dudhwa N.P 3 Forest land Pilibhit 72 of Pilibhit WLS 4 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri- 149.64 of Bahraich Katarnighat WLS 5 Forest land Shravasti- 269.16 of Suhelwa Balrampur WLS 6 Forest land Maharajganj 4.2 of Sohagibarwa WLS Total 739.5 NBWL Land involved as per WPA 1972: S.N Forest Type District Area (in ha) 1. Dudhwa N.P Lakhimpur Kheri 167.5 2. Pilibhit Pilibhit 72 WLS 3. Katarnighat Lakhimpur Kheri- 149.64 WLS Bahraich 4. Suhelwa Shravasti- 269.16 WLS Balrampur 5. Sohagibarwa Maharajganj 4.2 WLS 6 Ecosensitive Annexure VII 192 Zone Total 854.5 22 Whether there is any Government The project has been approved by the Ministry of order/Policy relevant/relating to the Home Affairs through its D.O. letter no site? 11012/11/2010–B.M–5 dated 26-11-2010. Attached as Annexure I. www.dasindia.org Page 5 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 Sl. Item Details 23 Forest land involved (hectares) Yes, Forest Land involved as per FCA 1980: S.N Forest Type District Area (in ha) 1 Forest Pilibhit (10.08 ha) 77 RF/PF Bahraich (57.4 ha) Shravasti (6.48 ha) Siddhartnagar(3.12 ha) 2 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri 167.5 of Dudhwa N.P 3 Forest land Pilibhit 72 of Pilibhit WLS 4 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri- 149.64 of Bahraich Katarnighat WLS 5 Forest land Shravasti- 269.16 of Suhelwa Balrampur WLS 6 Forest land Maharajganj 4.2 of Sohagibarwa WLS Total 739.5 24 Whether there is any litigation pending No against the project and/or land in which the project is propose to be set up? (a) Name of the court (b) Case No. (c) Orders/directions of the court, if any and its relevance with the proposed project. 25 Expected cost of the project 1777.87 Crores ii. Activity 1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions, which will cause physical changes in the locality (topography, land use, changes in water bodies, etc.) S.No. Information/Checklist Yes/ Details thereof (with approximate quantities /rates, wherever possible) with source of information data confirmation No 1.1 Permanent or temporary Yes Land use shall be changed from Agricultural/Forest/NP/ www.dasindia.org Page 6 ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS ALONG INDIA-NEPAL BORDER, UTTAR PRADESH FORM-1 S.No. Information/Checklist Yes/ Details thereof (with approximate quantities /rates, wherever possible) with source of information data confirmation No change in land use, land WLS/ Private/Public to development of roads in the cover or topography ROW 24 m wide linear project. It involves Forest land including increase in intensity of Dudhwa National Park, Wild Life Sanctuaries of land use (with respect to (Katarniaghat - Bahraich, Sohagibarwa – Maharajganj, local land use plan) Suhelwa – Balrampur, Pilibhit Sanctuary) and other public and private land. Detail land use/land cover plan shall be provided with EIA Report. 1.2 Clearance of existing land, Yes Clearance of vegetation as per following table will be vegetation and buildings. required; no building is in the ROW. S.N Forest Type District Area (in ha) 1 Forest Pilibhit (10.08 ha) 77 RF/PF Bahraich (57.4 ha) Shravasti (6.48 ha) Siddhartnagar(3.12 ha) 2 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri 167.5 of Dudhwa N.P 3 Forest land Pilibhit 72 of Pilibhit WLS 4 Forest land Lakhimpur Kheri- 149.64 of Bahraich Katarnighat WLS 5 Forest land Shravasti- 269.16 of Suhelwa Balrampur WLS 6 Forest land Maharajganj 4.2 of Sohagibarwa WLS Total 739.5 1.3 Creation of new land uses? Yes From forest/ N.P/ sanctuary/ Private land to commercial/ defense/ civil use. Total available land is 33.5 km in length. Total land to be acquired: S.N Land use Length Area (in ha) (in km) i.
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  • Statistical Diary, Uttar Pradesh-2020 (English)

    Statistical Diary, Uttar Pradesh-2020 (English)

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