( a Government Company) Ramagundam-III Area. Tel No

The Singareni Collieries Company Limited ( A Government Company) Ramagundam-III Area.

Tel No. 08728-258116. Fax No. 08728-259843. gmail [email protected]

Ref.No.RG-III/ENV/3/ Dt. 25.11.2015.

To The Director Ministry of Environment, Forests &Climate Change (MoEF&CC) Regional Office, 1st and 2nd floor, HEPC Building, No.34, Cathedral Garden Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai-600034.

Dear Sir,

Sub: Half yearly Environmental Monitoring Report of Ramagundam Opencast-II (RG OC-II) Coal Mine Extension Project for the period from April 2015 to September, 2015 –Reg. Ref.No. J-11015/355/2007-IA.II(M), Dt.27.04..2010. ******

With reference to the above subject, please find enclosed here with the Half Yearly Environmental Monitoring Report (Hard and Soft copies) of Ramagundam Opencast-II (RG OC-II) Coal Mine Extension Project for the period from April 2015 to September 2015 for your kind perusal.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

General Manager, Ramagundam-III Area.

Enclosed :a/a with soft copy

CC : Member Secretary, TSPCB,Hyd. EE, TSPCB.RO, NTPC, RGM, GM (ENV), Kgm, PO OC-II M.F

HALF-YEARLY MONITORING REPORT

(In compliance with EIA notification 2006 under Environment (Protection) Act )

FOR

RAMAGUNDAM OPEN CAST-II COAL MINE EXTENSION PROJECT (RAMAGUNDAM-III AREA)

(For the period April 2015 TO September 2015)

THE SINGARENI COLLIERIES COMPANY LIMITED (A GOVERNMENT COMPANY) ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT RAMAGUNDAM-III AREA

2 CONTENTS

Sl.No Page No 1 PART-I 3-12 • Salient features of the project • Compliance status of the EC conditions 2 PART-II 13-23 1. Production details 2. Top soil Management 3. OB management 4. Plantation 5. Water balance statement 6. Soil erosion control measures 7. Micro meteorological monitoring 8. Ambient air quality monitoring 9. Water quality monitoring 10. Phreatic & Peizometric surface monitoring 11. Noise quality monitoring 12. Land use details 13. Capital & revenue Budget 14. Env.Management committee 15. Socio-economic measures 3 ANNEXURES 24-82 Annexure I- Air quality monitoring data Annexure II-Effluent monitoring data Annexure III-SW & GW quality monitoring data Annexure IV-Phreatic & Peizometric Monitoring data Annexure V- Noise quality monitoring data Annexure VI-EMC meeting minutes Annexure VII-Public hearing minutes compliance Annexure VIII-Details of funds spent on CSR activities Annexure IX-Details of Medical Examination Annexure X-Details of R&R Annexure XI-Details of Socio Economic Survey Annexure XII-Plantation plan

THE SINGARENI COLLIERIES COMPANY LIMITED (A Government Company) RAMAGUNDAM-III AREA Ramagundam Opencast-II coal mine extension project

PART- I

Half yearly compliance report of environmental clearance conditions as on 30.9.2015

A. SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT: Ramagundam Opencast-II coal mine 1 Name of the Project : extension project 2 Organization : Singareni Collieries Company Limited Part South Godavari Mining lease and 3 Coalfield : Part pandullapalli mining lease 4 Type of Mine : Opencast Shovel dumper combination with in pit 5 Technology : crusher conveyor technology . 6 Environmental Clearance : Obtained from MoEF. A. Letter No & date J-11015/355/2007-IA.II (M) Dt. 27.04.2010 B. Sanction capacity 4.50 MTPA C. Mining Lease Area 2255.90 Ha D. Date of Public Hearing 27.06.2009 Near Ladnapur , Kamanpur Mandal, 7 Location of the Project : Karimnagar Dt.505212, Telangana State A. Village Near Ladnapur B. Tehasil Mutharam C. District Karimangar D. State Telangana State E. Latitude N 180 37 ‘ 02 “and 18 040’ 42” F. Longitude E790 33’ 13” and 790 36’ 43” G. Topo Sheet 65N/10 H. Nearest railway station Ramagundam Railway Station I. Nearest Airport Hyderabad J. Nearest town Ramagundam 8 Address for Correspondence : A. Name Sri H.Veera Swamy B. Designation Additional General Manager ,RG OC-II Centenary Colony (PO) Kamanpur Mandal C. Address Karimangar Dt. Telanagana State D. Pin Code 505212 E. E-mail ID [email protected]. F. Telephone No. 08728-258145 G. Fax No. 08728-259843 9 Life of the Project : A. Date of commencement of 2010 expansion project 4 B. Total Life of the project as per 27 years EMP C. Balance Life 23 yrs 10 Seams : A. No. of Seams Present 11 B. Seams being worked 11 11 Depth : A. Minimum Depth (m) 210m B. Maximum Depth (m) 400m C. Present working depth (m) 220 m 12 Reserves : A. Total Geological Reserves 116.00 MT B. Total Extractable Reserves 107.46 MT C. Reserves already Extracted 11.95 M.T D. Balance Reserves 95.51 M.T E. Coal production during last six 5.67 LT months 13 Over Burden : A. Total OB 830.68M.Cu.m B. OB extracted since inception 75.30 M.cu.m C. OB removed in last six months 7.73 M.Cu.m. D. Balance Reserves 755.38 M.Cu.m. 7.73 cu.m/ t E. Stripping Ratio

14 Top soil : A. Total Topsoil 116.9 L.Cu.m. B. Topsoil extracted since inception 20.05 L.Cu.m. C. Topsoil removed in last six months 6.05 LCu.M 15 Land Requirement : A. Total Requirement 2255.90 Ha. B. Forestland Involved 333.48 Ha C. Non-forestland 1922.42 Ha As per EMP Present Status 16 Activity wise Land Requirement : (in Ha) (in Ha) A. Quarry Area 610.59 317 Ha Spreader dump 178.57 B. External OB Dumps 1162.61 Adriyala Dump 280.06 C. Infrastructures 26.98 82.19 D. Others 455.72 400.51 E. Total 2255.90 1180.13 17 Statutory Clearances : Vide Lr.No.Memo No.6031/Hg.II(2)/07, dt. A. Ground Water Clearance 11.04.2008. Vide Order B. Consent for Establishment .No.72/PCB/CFE/RO/RGM/HO/2010/689, Dt. 30.09.2010 5 APPCB/1027/ZO/HYD/HO/CFO/2014-835, C. Consent for Operation DT.11.6.2014 valid upto 31.3.2016 1) Letter No. F.No.8-109/2005-FC (VOL) D. Forest Clearance Dt.01-08-2013 2)G.O. Ms.No.79 Dated:21.09.2013, Project Area falls in South Godavari Mining Lease and Pandullapalli Mining lease. 1. South Godavari mining lease (Part) E. Mining Lease valid upto 31-12-2034.

2.Pandulapalli mining lease (Part) upto 18-07-2021 F. Others (Specify) -- 18 R & R Involved : R& R is involved & study is under process

B. Status of Environmental clearance conditions and its Implementation status as on 30.9.2015 A Specific Conditions Compliance Status I No mining operations shall be undertaken in 1) Vide letter No. F.No.8-109/2005-FC 147.42 ha of forestland until prior forestry (VOL) Dt.01-08-2013, Ministry of clearance has been obtained under the Environment and Forests ( FC provisions of FC ACT,1980 Division),Govt. of India has granted final approval for diversion of 147.42 Ha of Forest land in favor of SCCL.

2) Vide G.O. Ms.No.79 Dated:21.09.2013, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh issued orders for diversion of 147.42 Ha of Forest land in favor of SCCL.

Adequate safety distance/barrier shall be a) 120m barrier against the drainage along II maintained from the drainage along the ML the mine boundary is maintained. boundary. Diversion tributary of river and SRSP irrigation canal flowing cross the b) Approval was accorded by Govt. of AP lease involving an area of 9.60 ha and its for diversion of SRSP canal(Memo realignment at the boundary of the lease No.25756/M & MI(T-II)/A2/2011 shall be carried out in consultation with the Dt:03.06.2013). Tenders were called for State Flood and irrigation Department. The undertaking canal diversion work. embankment of 6.28 Ha to be constructed

along the river shall be based on peak flow data and shall be at least 3m above the c) The existing embankment along the HFL . The slope of the embankment shall at Bokkala vagu is constructed as per the least 2:1 towards the ML compacted and required dimensions and height is stone pitching done towards the river and maintained at 3 m. above the HFL. shall be stabilized with plantation. Materials ( as per the directions of the Irrigation Dept.) such as OB shall be tested for strength before using for construction of embankment.

III Topsoil shall be stacked properly with Top soil of 6.09 L Cu.M was stacked proper slope at earmarked site(s) and shall properly for future reclamation purpose. not be kept active and shall be used for reclamation and development of green belt

6 IV Necessary permission shall be obtained A scientific study on pit slope and dump from DGMS based on the detailed slope stability was awarded to CIMFR, investigation report of the pit slope and Dhanbad. The study is under progress. dump slope stability and monitoring.

V Overall angle of slope of the external dump Overall angle of slope of the external dump of a combined 520m depth shall be kept will be maintained at 28 degrees. within 28 degrees. VI OB shall be stacked at earmarked four a)Total OB removed is 77.34 L.Cu.M. At external OB dumpsites of 479.51 ha within present the dump height is 90m ML area and shall not exceed a maximum (spreader)&65m(adriyala).Maximum dump height of 120m consisting of 4 benches of height will be maintained at 120 m. 30m each. An additional 364.29 Mm3 of OB shall be also rehandled from quarry C from b) Ultimate dump slope will be maintained GDK-10 and backfilled into the void and the at 28 degrees. final void at the post mining stage would be c) Height of the each deck is being reduced to 35 m depth over an area of 470 ha. The ultimate slope of the dump shall Maintained at 30 meters. . not exceed 28 degrees. A 30m safe berm d) Rehandling of the OB and back filling in width shall be maintained for every bench of to the quarry at post mining stage will be 30 m height in the external OB dump of a taken up at an appropriate stage. max. height of 90m to 120 m bgl and each e) Slope stability study is being carried out bench shall be properly compacted and by CIMFR and CISRO. stabilized and also biologically reclaimed. f) Monitoring of the dump slope stability is Slope stability studies shall be carried out being done during the monsoon and post and stability of the dumps continuously monsoon seasons monitored and particularly during monsoon and post monsoon seasons to ascertain its stability. Monitoring and management of existing reclaimed dump sites shall continue until the vegetation becomes self sustaining. Compliance status shall be submitted to the Ministry of Environment and Forests and its Regional Office located at Bangalore on an yearly basis. VI Catch drains and siltation ponds of a) 7.0 Kms Deck Drains are constructed all (a) appropriate size shall be constructed to along the decks and also 10.8 kms garland arrest silt and sediment flows from soil, OB drain was provided around the quarry and and mineral dumps. The water so collected being maintained. shall be utilized for watering the mine area, roads, green belt development, etc. The b) 6 nos..of settling ponds (20mx20mx3m) drains shall be regularly de-silted and are constructed and being maintained. maintained properly.

Garland drains of suitable size, gradient and

length and sump capacity shall be designed keeping 50% safety margin over and above the peak sudden rainfall and maximum discharge in the area adjoining the mine site. Sump capacity shall also provide for adequate retention period to allow proper settling of silt material. VII Dimension of the retaining wall at the toe of 1.8 Km length of toe wall has been the dumps and OB benches within the mine constructed along the OB dump. to check run-off and siltation shall be based on the rainfall data.

7 viii In- pit crushers shall be operated with high a) Sufficient water spraying efficiency bag filters, water sprinkling system Arrangements are made. shall be provided to check fugitive emissions b) coal transportation is being done from crushing operations, haulage roads by Belt conveyors only and transfer points. Transfer of coal from the pit to surface shall be by closed conveyors only. No mineral transportation shall be by road. ix Drills shall be wet operated only 2 Drills were provided with wet drilling arrangement. X Controlled blasting shall be practiced only Controlled blasting is being practiced using during daytime with use of delay detonators. NONELS for regular monitoring of ground The mitigative measures for control of vibrations and the fly rock. ground vibrations and to arrest the fly rocks and boulders shall be implemented. xi Mine discharge water of 3810 m3 /d and Mine discharge water is being sent to the 18,340 m3/d during peak monsoon shall be natural course through the settling ponds. treated in a three stage sedimentation tank Discharge water is being tested once in along with coagulants, if required and shall fortnight and the critical parameters are meet standards prescribed especially with within the limits. respect to pH, As, F and Total Suspended Reports are furnished in annexure II. Solids (TSS) before discharge into natural water courses/agriculture. xii No ground water shall be used for the Ground water is not being used for mining mining/project activities. Additional water activities at this mine. ETP recycled water is required, if any, shall be met by being used for HEMM washing. recycling/reuse of the water from the existing activities and from rainwater harvesting measures.. xiii Regular monitoring of groundwater level and a) Ground water levels are being monitored quality shall be carried out by establishing a & recorded regularly by SCCL network of existing wells and construction of exploration Dept., four times a year and new peizometers. The monitoring for found that there is no decrease in the quantity shall be done four times a year in ground water level. pre-monsoon (May), monsoon (August), b) Data collected from monitoring post-monsoon (November) and winter activities is being submitted to the AP (January) seasons and for quality in May. Ground Water department, Karimnagar Data thus collected shall be submitted to the & CPCB, New Delhi. Ministry of Environment & Forests and to the Central Pollution Control Board quarterly within one month of monitoring. xiv The Company shall put up artificial ground a) One summer water storage tank is water recharge measures for augmentation constructed in front of GM office and of groundwater resource in case of water is being stored for ground water monitoring of water table indicates a recharging. The details of the summer declining trend. The project authorities shall storage tank is : meet water requirement of nearby village(s) Length = 444m, in case the village wells go dry due to Aveg width=130m, dewatering of mine. aveg depth=10m,

capacity=126.98 million

gallons b) 23 nos of bore wells were dug in the near by villages to provide them water at their places.

8 xv Besides carrying out regular periodic health 48 Persons of the workforce is identified for check up of their workers, 10% of the health check up for occupational diseases workers identified from workforce engaged and hearing impairment. in active mining operations shall be 32 persons were medically examined upto subjected to health check up for September 2015. And the check up is being occupational diseases and hearing continued to cover the 10% of the work impairment, if any, through an agency such force engaged in active mining operations. as NIOH, Ahmedabad within a period of one The details of periodical Health year and the results reported to this Ministry Examination are furnished in Annexure and to DGMS. IX xvi ETP shall also be provided for workshop ETP is provided at Base workshop. It is and CHP wastewater. Mine discharge water working in good condition, the details of the shall be treated to prescribed standards ET P are before discharge into any natural water Capacity of settling chamber =285cu.m, course. Capacity of oil chamber =25cu.m, Ave. flow water /day 60 KLD, Oil removing per month =30 to 40 litres Grease removal per month =10 kgs, Cost of ETP =8.5 lakhs. xvii Afforestation shall cover a total area of not a) In the year 2015 plantation was done an less than 1615.44 ha which includes area of 8.0 Ha upto September 2015 and reclaimed external OB dump(1132.59 ha) cumulative plantation was done in the mone reclaimed topsoil dump (30.02 ha) covering 289.84 Ha. backfilled quarry area (140.59 ha) along ML b) Plantation is done every year covering boundary, along roads and along service the total mining activities completed areas. buildings and CHP and in areas within the c) Special attention is paid towards lease (312.24 ha) by planting native species plantation over dump slopes and efforts are in consultation with the local being made to use suitable species for DFO/Agricultural Department. The density planting. of the trees shall be around 2500 plants per ha. xviii A mine closure plan shall be implemented a) Progressive Mine closure plan is by reclamation of quarry area which shall be prepared and under implementation. backfilled from 1st year of mining and backfill the void of an area of 140.59 ha which shall b) Plantation is being taken up by SCCL be afforested by planting native plant Forestry Dept. species in consultation with the local DFO/Agriculture Department. The density of the trees shall be around 2500 plants per ha. xix For monitoring land use pattern and for post The land use pattern and or post mining mining land use, a time series of land use land use, a time series of land use maps, maps, based on satellite imaginary ( on a based on satellite imaginary study has been scale of 1:5000) of the core zone and buffer conducted in the year 2013. zone from the start of the project until end of mine life shall be prepared once in 3 years ( The details of the land use study of core and for any one particular season which is buffer zone is furnished in Point No.12 of consistent in the time series) and the report Part-II. submitted to MoEF and its Regional Office at Bangalore. xx A mine closure plan along with details of Mine closure plan will be submitted 5 years corpus fund shall be submitted to the before the Mine closure. Ministry of Environment and forests 5 years in advance of final mine closure for approval xxi The costs for implementation of a project R&R plan is being implemented as per specific R& R plan of Akkapalli Siddapalli G.O.no.68 of GoAP and the progress of and Rajapur for the 1007 PAFs of the 3 R&R implementation is furnished in 9 villages which includes 296 land losers shall Annexure-X. not be less than Rs.19.10 crores. xxii An amount not less than a capital a) So far capital expenditure is expenditure of Rs.27.52 crores and a Rs.522.32 lakhs revenue expenditure of Rs 584.21 lakhs shall be earmarked and utilized for b) Revenue cost is Rs.668.51 lakhs environmental protection measures.. the c) Status is being up loaded. status of which shall be uploaded regularly on the company website and shall be The compliance reports along with the uploaded on the company’s website and expenditure details are being uploaded in updated at least once in six months. SCCL website. xxiii The project authorities shall carry out a A study on evaluation of impact of R&R and premising socio economic survey based on CSR activities was conducted through the UNDP human development report and EPTRI, Hyderabad and the study report is monitor the Socio economic status of the enclosed as Annexure XI. adjoining villagers once every three years The yearly CSR activities for the villages is and maintain records thereof and report in being uploaded on the company’s website their Annual report the socio economic along with the half yearly monitoring reports. impact of R&R and CSR activities. The yearly activities undertaken and progress made on R& R and on CSR for the villages identified under this project shall be uploaded on the company’s website and updated at least once in six months. A General Conditions Compliance Status (i) No change in mining technology and scope There is no change in mining methodology of working shall be made without prior as envisaged in the EMP. approval of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. (ii) No change in the calendar plan including Being complied. Year wise coal production excavation, quantum of mineral coal and and OB removal details are given in point waste shall be made. no.1 of Part-II. (iii) Four ambient air quality monitoring stations Eight ambient air quality monitoring stations shall be established in the core zone as well were established in the core zone as well as as in the buffer zone for SPM, RSPM, SO2 in the buffer zone in consultation with the and NOx monitoring. Location of the stations APPCB. shall be decided based on the meteorological data, topographical features and environmentally and ecologically

sensitive targets in consultation with the State Pollution Control Board.

(iv) Fugitive dust emissions (PM 10 and PM 2.5) PM 10 and PM 2.5 monitoring is being done from all the sources shall be controlled by EPTRI, Hyderabad. Water spraying is regularly monitored and data recorded being done regularly on haul roads, coal properly. Water spraying arrangement on unloading points and along the belt haul roads, wagon loading, and dump trucks conveyor to control the dust emissions. (loading and unloading) points shall be The details of air pollution control measures provided and properly maintained. being taken at the project are furnished in Point No.8 of Part-II. (v) Data on ambient air quality (PM 10 PM 2.5 The report is being submitted to the MoEF SO2 and NOx) shall be regularly submitted Regional Office at Bangalore and to to the State Pollution Control Board once in the Ministry including its Regional Office at six months. Bangalore and to the State Pollution Control The ambient air quality data of the last six Board and the Central Pollution Control months period is furnished in Annexure I Board once in six months.

10 (vi) Adequate measures shall be taken for he HEMM cabins are covered and made control of noise levels below 85 dB (A) in sound proof by providing AC cabins. the work environment. Workers engaged in Workers exposed in blasting and drilling blasting and drilling operations, operation of operations are being provided with ear HEMM, etc shall be provided with ear plugs/muffs. plugs/muffs. The details of noise monitoring are furnished in Annexure V. (vii) Industrial wastewater (workshop and ETP is provided at Base workshop. It is wastewater from the mine) shall be properly working in good condition, the details of the collected, treated so as to conform to the ET P are standards prescribed under GSR 422(E) Capacity of settling chamber =285cu.m, th st dated 19 May 1993 and 31 December Capacity of oil chamber =25cu.m, Ave. flow 1993 or as amended from time to time water /day 60 KLD, before discharge. Oil and grease trap shall Oil removing per month =30 to 40 litres be installed before discharge of workshop effluents. Grease removing per month =10 kgs, Cost of ETP=8.5 lakhs. (viii) Vehicular emissions shall be kept under Vehicular emissions are being monitored control and regularly monitored. Vehicles once in six months through external agency used for transporting the mineral shall be i.e M/s Environment Protection Training and covered with tarpaulins and optimally Research Institute Hyderabad. The loaded. monitoring data is furnished in annexure I. (ix) Environmental laboratory shall be Monitoring is being done by M/s EPTRI established with adequate number and type Hyderabad regularly as per the schedule. of pollution monitoring and analysis EPTRI field lab was established at RG-I equipment in consultation with the State area, Godavarikhani on 20-5-2013 for Pollution Control Board. testing of critical parameters in the field. (x) Personnel working in dusty areas shall wear Persons working in dusty areas are being protective respiratory devices and they shall provided with dust masks. also be provided with adequate training and Men On Roll-927 information on safety and health aspects. Occupational health surveillance No. of Workmen undergone vocational programme of the workers shall be training- 61(in the last six months) undertaken periodically to observe any

contractions due to exposure to dust and to take corrective measures, if needed. And Occupational health checkup surveillance Programme is being conducted periodically.

No. of Workmen undergone Periodical medical Examination(PME)-128 (last six months) (xi) A separate environmental management cell M/S SCCL is having an Environmental with suitable qualified personnel shall be set Department with qualified Environmental up under the control of a Senior Executive, Officers under the control of General who will report directly to the Head of the Manager to monitor the environmental Company. safeguards. Apart from this, Environmental Management committee is formulated at the project level with multi disciplinary team under the control of Project Officer. The details of environmental management committee are furnished in Point No.14 of Part-II.

11 (xii) The funds earmarked for environmental The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures shall be kept in protection measures are being spent on separate account and shall not be diverted environmental protection works only and are for other purpose. Year-wise expenditure not being diverted for other purpose. shall be reported to this Ministry and its The details of the funds are mentioned in Regional Office at Bangalore. point no.13 of Part-II. (Xiii) The Regional Office of this Ministry located Full cooperation is being extended. at Bangalore shall monitor compliance of the stipulated conditions. The Project authorities shall extend full cooperation to the office(s) of the Regional Office by furnishing the requisite data / information / monitoring reports. (xiv) A copy of EC will be marked to concerned Copy of EC was handed over to the Panchayat / local NGO, if any, from whom panchayats of Rachapalli, Akkapalli any suggestion / representation on has been Kannala, Ratnapur, ladnapur. received while processing the proposal. (xv) State Pollution Control Board shall display of Environmental clearance letters send to EE, the clearance letter at the Regional Office, RO, Ramagundam, District Industries District Industry Centre and Collectors Office Centre, Karimnagar, Collector office, / Tehsildar’s Office for 30 days. Karimnagar and local MRO Office, Kamanpur, for displaying at their office premises.

(xvi) The Project authorities shall advertise at Advertised in Daily newspapers i.e least in two local newspapers widely Eenadu(Telugu) and Hindu (English). circulated around the project, one of which shall be in the vernacular language of the locality concerned within seven days of the clearance letter informing that the project has been accorded environmental clearance and a copy of the clearance letter is available with the State Pollution Control Board and may also be seen at the website of the ministry of Environment & Forests at http://envfor.nic.in.

A periodical progress report regarding environmental protection measures till 30-09-2015 is enclosed as Part-II.

1. Production Details

Year Coal (MTPA) OB (M.Cu.m)

As per EC Actual As per EMP Actual 4.50 3.25 2010-11 27.00 22.24 4.50 2.14 2011-12 32.00 10.39 4.50 1.00 2012-13 32.00 2.60 4.50 0.73 2013-14 37.00 1.78 4.50 1.04 2014-15 37.00 15.37

0.56 7.73 2015-16 4.50 (Up to sep15) 37.00 (Up to sep15)

2. Top soil Management 1 Total Topsoil : 116.90 L..Cu.m 2 Topsoil removed so far : 20.05 L.cu.m 3 Topsoil stored in temporary stockyard : 6.09 L.Cu.m. 4 Topsoil spread on Dumps : NIL 5 Topsoil removed in last six moths : 6.09 L.Cu.m

3. Overburden Management 1 Total Overburden : 830.68 M.Cu.m 2 Total OB removed since : 75.30 M.Cu.m. inception 3 Total OB removed during : 7.73 M.Cu.m last six months 4 Details of External OB : Area Quantity in Height (m) Overall dumps (in Ha) (LCu.m) slope Dump-1(Spreader dump) : 178.57 980.77 90 26 0 Dump-2(Adriyala dump) : 280.06 1082.89 65 25 0 5 Details of Internal dump 155.50 323.93 ------(Backfilling)

4. Plantation: 1 No of plants planted during last six 25,000 months 2 Area covered in 2015-16 8.00 Ha 4 Total area brought under plantation 289.84 so far in Ha 5 Total no of plants planted so far 5,19,600 since inception 6 Species of plants planted Babool, Neem, Eucalyptus bamboo usiri .ficus etc * A plan showing the year wise plantation details is furnished in Annexure-XII

5. Water Balance Statement: Sl Description Quantity in KLD 1 Average quantity of water pumped out of the mine 1700 KLD 2 Water used for dust suppression 150 KLD 3 Water used for washing of HEMM 100 KLD 4 Water used for plantation 20 KLD 5 Water supplied for domestic purpose 5 KLD 6 Excess water let out 1530 KLD 7 Point of discharge (as per CFO) Nearby irrigation tank 8 Discharge Consent from APPCB 1600 KLD

6. Soil Erosion Control Measures: 1 Toe Walls 1.8 km-Existing 2 Garland drains 10.8 km-Existing 3 Settling ponds 06 No.s –Existing 4 Cribs 10 No.s were constructed in gulleys of OB dump. 5 Rock Fill Dams 35 No.s were constructed in gulleys of OB dump.

7. Micro-meteorological Monitoring:

Summary of micro-meteorological data generated for monsoon season (June 2015 - August 2015)

S.No Parameter(s) Min Max Mean

1. Temperature (0C) 22.7 43.4 30.0

2. Wind Speed (m/s) Calm % 9.0 1.45 (40.44) 3. Relative Humidity (%) 19.0 98.9 64.9 Predominant Wind direction for the entire 4. WNW study period 5. Total Rainfall (mm) 531.9

8.Ambient Air Quality Monitoring:

Parameters: In accordance with MoEF Notification, GSR-742 (E), dt. 25.09.2000 and National Ambient Air Quality Standards, the concentration of Suspended Particulate Matter (PM10 and PM2.5), Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) and Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) is being monitored at work zone locations and also in nearby villages to assess the impact of mining operations on surrounding habitation.

Respirable Dust Sampler is used for monitoring of PM10, SO2 and NOx and Ambient Fine Dust Sampler is being used for monitoring of PM2.5. SCCL is carrying out post-project environmental monitoring through EPTRI, Hyderabad, a CPCB recognized and NABL accredited laboratory. EPTRI has also established laboratories in SCCL mining areas for analyzing critical parameters in the field.

Frequency of Monitoring: Air quality monitoring is being carried out at a frequency of once in a fortnight (24 hourly sampling) at the identified locations near the dust generating sources.

Monitoring data:

The summary of the monitoring results from April 2015 to September, 2015 are furnished in Annexure-I.

Monitoring data of HEMM Exhaust Vehicular Exhaust Emissions study has been monitored for Heavy Earth Moving Machinery (HEMM). The parameter measured is smoke density (K). Smoke density is a function of the number of smoke particles per unit volume, the size distribution of the smoke particles, and the light distribution and the light absorption study. Smoke density is also known as Light Extinction Coefficient and Light Absorption Coefficient. By convention, smoke density is expressed on a per meter basis (m-1). Smoke density is measured in HSU % and light absorption coefficient is measured K in m-1 The Automotive Exhaust Monitor used in this emissions study (Make: AVL India Private Limited, Model AVL 437C), approved by Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), Pune. The observed values are compared with standards prescribed by Ministry of Road transport and highway as per Act. CMVR - 115 (2) (C).HEMM Vehicular emissions results are presented in Annexure-I.

Standards for Vehicular emissions Test Method Limits for Vehicular emissions Free acceleration test for Light absorption Coefficient Hatridge Smoke Units (%) turbo charged engine and (K) in m-1 naturally aspirated engine 65 2.45 Summary of exhaust monitoring of HEMM

OCP-II

Total no of vehicles 58 No of vehicles tested 55

Passed vehicles 53

Failed vehicles 2 Breakdown vehicle (B/D) 3

Air Pollution Control Measures: 1 Water spraying is being done on haul roads, dump yards and at coal loading and unloading points to reduce the dust arising due to movement of vehicles and wind. Two tankers of 28 KL are deployed for this purpose. 2 All the coal produced is dispatched. 3 Automatic sprinkling system under the control of operator with a solenoid valve is provided at the feeder breakers. 4 Asphalting of Coal transport road. 5 At transfer points along conveyor belt, hoppers provided with mist spray nozzles are provided for dust suppression. 6 Dumpers are parked inside the quarry to minimize the unnecessary travel distance and raise of dust. 7 Periodical maintenance of all diesel/petrol operated machinery vehicles are being done to control SO2, NOx & CO in the exhaust emissions. 8 Proper blasting pattern with optimum charge of explosives and use of delay action detonators are being adopted to reduce noxious gases and dust emissions. 9 No burning of coal or wood or cotton waste impregnated with oil and grease is done in the mine premises. 10 Employees are being provided with free LPG gas cylinders instead of coal to discourage coal burning for domestic use. All employees are using LPG gas in place of coal. 11 Wet drilling arrangement is provided to all drill machines

9. Water Quality Monitoring:

The impact of the mining activities on the water environment was assessed by studying the quality of groundwater and surface water bodies in the study area. The sampling locations were selected considering their proximity to the project sites. A total of 7 water samples i.e., 2 samples from surface and 2 samples from groundwater and 3 samples from effluent discharge were collected and analyzed for various physico-chemical and bacteriological parameters.

Post project water quality monitoring stations: (i) Surface Water Quality Monitoring Locations: Sl. Location Latitude Longitude No Bokkalavagu upstream at 1. N18038’ 46.4” E 790 32’ 20.0” Mulkalapalli village 2. Bokkalavagu down stream N18039’ 15.6” E 79036’ 07.8” 3. Tank near adriyala village N180,39’28.4” E 790 35’16.0”

(ii) Ground Water Quality Monitoring Locations: Sl. Location Latitude Longitude No 1. Ladnapur village N180371’ 52.3” E 790 34’ 30.7” 2. Rachapalli Village N180 39’ 39.6.” E 79035’ 59.4” 3. Julapalli village N180 39’ 58.7.” E 79031’ 17.3”

(iii) Effluents sampling locations Sl.No. Name of the Location Latitude Longitude 1 OC-II MINE DISCHARGE N 18˚ 38’ 66.2” E 79˚ 33’42.7” 2 OC-II BASE WORKSHOP ETP N 18˚38’5.0” E 79˚ 34 ’22.2” OUT LET 3 ADRIYALA SHAFT PROJECT N 18˚ 40’13.6” E 79˚ 31’59.5” 4 GDK 10 A INC. MINE N 18˚39’35.8” E 79˚ 33 ‘3.1” DISCHARGE

Parameters: The ground water quality results are compared with IS: 10500 standards of groundwater quality and surface water quality with IS 2296, 1982 and CPCB Water Quality Criteria, Class- A (Drinking Water Source without conventional treatment but after Disinfection), Class – B (outdoor bathing (organized) and Class – C (Drinking Water Source with conventional treatment and after Disinfection, Class – C (Drinking Water Source with conventional treatment and after Disinfection, Class –D propagation of wild life fisheries and Class-E (Irrigation, Industrial cooling, controlled waste disposal).

Effluent water quality monitoring involves periodical assessment of quality of mine discharge water, treated workshop effluents, CHP effluent, treated colony effluents, ground water and surface water. pH, Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Chemical Oxygen demand (COD) and Oil & Grease are being periodically monitored in effluents as per the Environmental Standards for coalmines, GSR - 742 (E) dated 25.09.2000.

All the parameters as given in Part-A of General Standards for Discharge of Environmental Pollutants, GSR 801 (E) EPA 1986 prescribed by CPCB is being analyzed for all the effluents, in addition to the above parameters, once in a year for assessing the overall quality of effluents.

Frequency of monitoring Monitoring of effluent water samples for four critical parameters is being done at a frequency of once in a fortnight. Effluents are also analyzed in every fortnight, whereas ground water (all parameters), surface water (all parameters) are being analyzed once in every quarter.

Monitoring Data: The surface water and ground water quality data monitored during April 2015 to September, 2015 is enclosed as Annexure-II respectively.

CONDITIONS COMPLIANCE 1. To prevent any adverse impact Ground water level monitoring is being taken up four times a of mine periodical monitoring of season wise by SCCL Exploration Dept. The report, the same ground water levels and water is being submitted regularly to the Director, Ground water quality should be undertaken and Department,karimnagar. the report must be submitted to the Deputy Director, Ground Monitoring has been done up to Winter 2015. Water Department, Karimnagar 2. Purpose build pieozometers 6 Pieozometers were constructed and being monitored may be constructed for the regularly four times a year. monitoring of the water levels. 3. Aforestation may be taken up 289.84Ha of plantation is completed on OB dumps and also wherever possible in the 45 Ha of plantation is completed in colonies. surrounding areas of the proposed project. 4. Precautions to be taken to 6 nos. of settling tanks were constructed to arrest the silt from prevent polluting the local stream dumps before letting the water into the natural water and ground water course(Bokkalavagu)

5. Artificial recharge structures One summer storage tank was constructed at the opposite may be taken up at feasible side of RG.III GM’s office and also 6 nos. of settling tanks locations. were constructed around the dump to recharge the ground water.

10.Phreatic surface monitoring ; Monitoring data is furnished in annexure-IV

Compliance Of Groundwater Clearance Conditions

Water Conservation Measures

1 Mine water is colleted in sumps in side quarry and pumped out after settling. 2 One summer storage tank is provided near the GM office( capacity-80 Million Gallons) 3 Mine water is filtered and used for washing the machinery, Plantation and Water Spraying etc, 4 Providing of Rain harvesting pits 5 Re-cycling of ETP water 6 Mine discharge water is being used for cultivation.

11. Noise Level Monitoring 17 The results of Noise survey are furnished in Annexure V.

Noise Pollution Control Measures:

1 Plantations raised in the vacant land available in between the villages and mine 2 Regular maintenance of vehicles and HEMM as per manufacturer guidelines to minimize the noise level. 3 All heavy earth moving machines are provided A.C cabins(sound proof) 4 Ear plugs are being provided to the employees exposed to noise levels. 5 Noise levels recorded in and around the project area are under the statutory limits. 8 Maintenance and tuning of machinery is done regularly. 9 Controlled blasting is done with the use of Nonels. 10 Monitoring of vibrations and noise levels is done regularly and recording in the presence of villagers and record is being maintained.

12. Land use details. Land use Land Cover details of 10km Buffer zone –OC I I in the year 2012-13 Area of Sub Class Area of Class

Land Use Land Cover Class Area in Ha % of Usage Area in Ha % of Usage Agriculture 30403.51 56.92 Double crop 5374.16 10.06 single crop 24293.21 45.48 Fallow Land 145.52 0.27 Plantations 590.62 1.11

Forest Cover 6694.53 12.53 Open Forest 2529.05 4.73 Degraded Forest 3745.74 7.01 Forest Blank 399.22 0.75 Forest plantation 20.52 0.04 Waste Land 7783.26 14.57 Land with/ without scrub 5510.56 10.31 Barren land 2272.70 4.26 Others 8536.17 15.98 Mining area 876.78 1.64 Mine Dump 959.82 1.80 Sand dump 123.28 0.23 Mine Dump with plantation 687.19 1.29 Built Up Land 2437.25 4.56 Industrial Establishments 26.68 0.05 Surface Water/ Canal 3425.17 6.41 Total Area 53417.47 100.00 53417.47 100.00

Land use Land Cover details of Core zone –OC I I( mine lease area) in the year 2012-13 Area of Sub Class Area of Class

Land Use Land Cover Class Area in Ha % of Usage Area in Ha % of Usage Agriculture 903.46 40.05 Crop Land 812.13 36.00 Falllow Land 43.09 1.91 Plantation 48.24 2.14

Waste Land 375.90 16.65 Land with/ without scrub 372.63 16.51 Barren land 3.27 0.14 Others 976.54 43.30 Mine Pit 198.30 8.79 Over Burden Dump 321.81 14.27 Coal Dump 0.89 0.04 Dump with plantation 292.88 12.98 Road 73.21 3.25 Built up land 54.61 2.42 Water body/canal 34.84 1.55 Total Area 2255.90 100.00 2255.90 100.00

13. CAPITAL AND REVENUE EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION CONTROL FOR THE PERIOD April 15 TO September 2015. OC II (Amount in lakhs) Sl. Capital Revenue no Environmental Activities A --- Air pollution(prevention & control)

Water sprinkling and dust suppression(including wet --- drilling arrangement) Asphalting of coal transport road & other roads --- 113.18 Purchase of Air Quality monitoring Equipment --- Purchase of Water sprinklers and others --- Post project air quality Monitoring --- 1.97 B Water pollution(prevention & control) --- 23.30 Construction of filter bed & maintenance --- 1.55 Rain water harvesting pits --- Construction of ETP & Maintenance --- 0.90 Construction of STP & Maintenance --- Garland canals, settling ponds --- De-silting of tanks, drains etc. --- Post project water quality Monitoring --- 0.38 C Noise & Blast vibrations(prevention & control) --- Cost of Ear plugs &Muffs --- 0.48 Cost of Nonels --- 20.36 Post project Noise quality Monitoring --- 0.10 D Plantation --- Dump, Vacant land & Avenue plantation --- Lawn and Parks, and plantation maintanence --- 2.76 E OB dump stabilization Expenses --- Bio-engineering works (Rock toe walls, check --- dams/rock fill dam, Preparation of deck drains etc.) Top soil spreading on OB dump. --- F Others --- Water Cess charges/CFO fee paid to TSPCB --- 0.03 Sampling/analysis charges --- Energy& water conservation measures --- P&M Maintenance-Water sprinklers, dozers etc. --- 22.72 Cost of Scientific studies --- Env. awareness propaganda expenses. --- 5.43 Total --- 193.16

CAPITAL AND REVENUE EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON ENVIRONMENMANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION CONTROL SINCE INCEPTION OF THE PROJECT OCII (Amount in lakhs) Capital Revenue Sl. no Environmental Activities A Air pollution(prevention & control)

Water sprinkling and dust suppression(including wet 240.00 427.20 drilling arrangement) Asphalting of coal transport road & other roads 83.00 Purchase of Air Quality monitoring Equipment Purchase of Water sprinklers and others Post project air quality Monitoring 5.52 B Water pollution(prevention & control) --- 31.23 Construction of filter bed & maintenance 4.80 Rain water harvesting pits 7.00 Construction of ETP & Maintenance 9.02 4.70 Construction of STP & Maintenance Garland canals, 16.30 settling ponds 10.40 De-silting of tanks, drains etc. Mobile mist spray arrangement at CHP 12.00 Septic tanks(2 no.s) 2.30 Oxidation Pond(2002) 22.00 Post project water quality Monitoring 6.00 C Noise & Blast vibrations(prevention & control) --- Cost of Ear plugs &Muffs 0.11 Cost of Nonels 28.25 Post project Noise quality Monitoring 2.88 D Plantation --- 31.27 Dump, Vacant land & Avenue plantation Lawn and Parks 5.00 1.80 E OB dump stabilization Expenses --- 12.23 Bio-engineering works (Rock toe walls, check 22.50(RTW) dams/rock fill dam, Preparation of deck drains etc.) 0.65(RFD) 0.10(gabion) Top soil spreading on OB dump. 100.00 Masonary drains along Ist & IInd deck slopes 0.65 RCC channels along spreader dump slopes(6 no.s) 3.40 F Others --- 12.10 Water Cess charges/CFO fee paid to APPCB 24.32 Sampling/analysis charges 0.30 Energy& water conservation measures P&M Maintenance-Water sprinklers, dozers etc. 53.16 Cost of Scientific studies 15.44 Env. awareness propaganda expenses. 7.20 Total 534.32 668.51

14. Environmental Management Committee

Sl.No. S/Shri Designation 1 H. Veeraswamy Project Officer Chairman 2 T. Laxmipathi Goud Manager Secretary 3 Jaganmohan Rao P.E. Member 4 Ashok DGM, Stores Member 4 K.Ramesh Sr. S.O Member 5 K.Gopal S.E(Work shop) Member 7 P. Nageshwara Rao D Dy.GM(Civil) Member 8 Uma Maheswara Rao Area Survey Officer Member 8 Heeriya Dy.Estates Manager Member 9 K.A.Prasad S.E. Member 10 B. Chandramani Dy.Mgr, (Forestry) Member 11 GVS Prabhakara Rao SE (ENV) Member Secretary

B. Minutes of EMC meeting is enclosed as Annexure-VI

15. Socio-economic Measures: 1 Quarters are constructed on non coal bearing areas with facilities such as Hospitals, Schools, Market place, Post Office, Telegraph Office, Power Supply, Community Halls, Recreation Clubs, Play Grounds and protected water supply and well netted sewage and drainage line systems. 2 LPG gas is being supplied free of cost to the employees. 3 Free medical treatment is being given to workmen and their families, and all children of workmen are covered under immunization programme. 4 Incentive schemes for popularizing family planning is in vogue where by Rs.1000 paid for the persons undergoing vasectomy operation and Rs.800/- paid for spouse undergoing tubectomy operations in addition to the grant of 6 days special leave. 5 Two RO plants (each 2 lakhs) were provided in Ladnapur & Nagepalli Villages 6 Land given to JNTUH, Krushi vignan, Horticulture polytechnic 7 Bore wells are provided in colonies. The drinking water which is supplied to the colony is chlorinated to the prescribed standards. 8 Recreation clubs are provided with adequate facilities 9 Free medical camps are being conducting regularly to the surrounding villagers 10 Encouragement to sports and games is given by forming works people’s sports and games association for conducting inter area meets etc. 11 Giving training to the unemployed youth in different types of self employment schemes through Singareni Sewa Samithi.

PROJECT OFFICER RG OC-II

ANNEXURE-I ANALYSIS OF AIR QUALITY MONIORING REPORTS APRIL 2015 TO SEPTEMBER, 2015 1. OCP-II (CORE ZONE) S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 OC-II (CA21) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, GSR 250 - 120 120 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 07.04.2015 206 78.7 18.9 23.7 2 21.04.2015 215 74.2 19.3 24.6 3 06.05.2015 204 77.9 17.9 18.8 4 20.05.2015 192 77.9 16.8 20.3 5 06.06.2015 197 74.6 15.3 23.7 6 19.06.2015 161 62.2 16.0 18.5 7 06.07.2015 170 64.0 17.6 28.4 8 21.07.2015 174 68.6 17.8 23.2 9 05.08.2015 153 63.6 15.2 17.7 10 21.08.2015 177 69.0 15.0 18.1 11 05.09.2015 183 72.5 14.6 26.3 12 19.09.2015 172.1 47.1 13.9 24.7 Min 153 62.2 15.2 17.7 Max 215 78.7 19.3 28.4 98 percentile 210.7 77.1 18.9 27.8

2. OCP-II Base work shop (CORE ZONE) S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 OC-II BWS (CA 22) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, GSR 250 - 120 120 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 07.04.2015 167 70.0 19.4 23.6 2 21.04.2015 175 67.5 17.6 22.8 3 06.05.2015 188 72.5 16.9 20.4 4 21.05.2015 179 70.4 17.6 25.0 5 06.06.2015 174 75.0 14.2 25.3 6 22.06.2015 155 66.0 15.1 16.6 7 06.07.2015 159 65.1 23.2 29.9 8 21.07.2015 163 61.3 18.6 22.7 9 06.08.2015 146 60.0 15.1 19.4 10 21.08.2015 160 65.0 17.1 21.8 11 05.09.2015 165 67.5 15.2 18.7 12 19.09.2015 152.5 55.0 13.0 24.7 Min 146 60.0 14.2 16.6 Max 188 75.0 23.2 29.9 98 percentile 184.2 73.5 22.7 29.3

3.GDK 10 A INC

( CORE ZON) Location name & code S.No date of sampling parameter

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 GDK 10 A INC (CA 17) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, 250 - 120 120 GSR 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 07.04.2015 170 71.2 16.9 22.1 2 20.04.2015 175 68.7 17.9 22.7 3 05.05.2015 181 64.2 16.5 18.1 4 20.05.2015 169 70.4 16.9 20.3 5 05.06.2015 173 72.1 16.8 25.7 6 19.06.2015 161 64.7 16.8 21.3 7 05.07.2015 162 65.1 19.1 25.3 8 20.07.2015 154 67.3 16.0 23.9 9 05.08.2015 133 59.4 15.5 16.7 10 20.08.2015 150 64.0 18.8 22.9 11 05.09.2015 156 66.5 14.4 26.8 12 19.09.2015 201.2 68.1 16.1 25.7 Min 133 59.4 15.5 16.7 Max 181 72.1 19.1 25.7 98 percentile 177.3 70.6 18.7 25.1

4.Adriyala shaft ( CORE ZONE)

Location name & code S.No date of sampling parameter

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 Adriyala shaft (CA 23) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, 250 - 120 120 GSR 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 06.04.2015 165 66.7 17.8 22.1 2 20.04.2015 170 61.2 15.6 19.7 3 05.05.2015 186 64.6 14.4 17.8 4 20.05.2015 160 58.3 13.8 19.4 5 05.06.2015 165 62.5 13.5 17.0 6 22.06.2015 120 57.0 13.5 15.2 7 05.07.2015 128 59.5 15.0 19.4 8 20.07.2015 140 55.3 14.3 17.0 9 06.08.2015 114 52.7 13.9 15.3 10 21.08.2015 144 58.5 12.5 15.2 11 07.09.2015 158 63.0 13.9 20.3 12 22.09.2015 105.0 47.4 12.1 22.4 Min 114 52.7 12.5 15.2 Max 186 66.7 17.8 22.1 98 percentile 182.2 65.3 17.4 21.6

24 5.PANNUR VILLAGE (Buffer Zone) S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PANNUR (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) VILLAGE (BA 25)

Coal mine standards, GSR 100 60 80 80 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 04.04.2015 75 48.3 14.4 17.2 2 20.04.2015 78 45.4 14.9 20.6 3 05.05.2015 76 47.9 16.4 17.2 4 20.05.2015 79 52.5 13.6 14.7 5 05.06.2015 80 48.9 14.7 18.8 6 19.06.2015 68 43.8 14.6 14.8 7 05.07.2015 74 48.9 16.8 22.6 8 20.07.2015 71 44.8 18.3 24.7 9 05.08.2015 68 43.8 12.8 14.7 10 20.08.2015 72 44.0 16.0 20.7 11 07.09.2015 74 46.0 14.5 18.7 12 22.09.2015 97.5 57.1 14.2 23.9 Min 68 43.8 12.8 14.7 Max 97.5 57.1 18.3 22.6 98 percentile 95.5 55.9 17.9 22.1

6.RACHAPALLI VILLAGE (Buffer Zone)

S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 RACHAPALLI VILLAGE (BA 22) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, GSR 100 60 80 80 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 04.04.2015 67 37.8 13.5 17.3 2 22.04.2015 64 38.3 14.2 16.7 3 07.05.2015 70 41.7 13.4 15.1 4 22.05.2015 68 37.2 13.2 16.9 5 06.06.2015 70 40.5 13.0 16.6 6 22.06.2015 59 37.5 11.2 13.8 7 06.07.2015 62 38.0 12.4 14.5 8 21.07.2015 60 33.5 12.4 14.5 9 06.08.2015 59 36.0 11.9 14.6 10 22.08.2015 65 37.8 17.3 20.8 11 06.09.2015 67 40.2 17.2 21.9 12 21.09.2015 68.6 35.2 11.2 21.3 Min 59 33.5 11.2 14.5 Max 70 41.7 17.3 21.3 98 percentile 68.6 40.8 16.9 20.8

7. AKKAPALLI VILLAGE (Buffer Zone)

Location name & code S.No date of sampling parameter

AKKAPALLI VILLAGE PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 (BA 23) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

Coal mine standards, 100 60 80 80 GSR 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009.

1 04.04.2015 69 43.3 15.0 16.6 2 22.04.2015 71 45.0 13.5 16.9 3 07.05.2015 75 45.0 14.1 15.0 4 22.05.2015 69 42.8 13.4 16.0 5 06.06.2015 75 46.0 13.1 16.4 6 22.06.2015 63 40.5 14.1 15.7 7 06.07.2015 66 42.5 11.8 16.6 8 21.07.2015 67 43.5 12.1 16.6 9 06.08.2015 62 39.7 11.2 14.4 10 22.08.2015 69 43.2 13.5 16.3 11 06.09.2015 71 46.8 16.2 19.5 12 21.09.2015 77.3 42.1 12.6 22.5 Min 62 39.7 11.2 14.4 Max 77.3 46.0 15.0 16.9 98 percentile 75.7 45.0 14.7 16.5

8.NAGEPALLI VILLAGE (Buffer Zone)

S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 NAGEPALLI (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) VILLAGE (BA 28)

Coal mine standards, GSR 100 60 80 80 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 06.04.2015 76 47.1 14.7 17.1 2 21.04.2015 78 48.2 15.3 19.3 3 07.05.2015 80 47.0 14.6 16.7 4 22.05.2015 73 41.2 12.1 14.4 5 07.06.2015 78 45.0 15.0 20.5 6 22.06.2015 69 38.2 14.9 16.5 7 07.07.2015 70 40.2 13.1 17.9 8 22.07.2015 73 43.2 15.4 18.1 9 07.08.2015 71 43.5 13.4 14.2 10 21.08.2015 70 43.2 11.9 14.1 11 07.09.2015 71 45.6 15.5 17.6 12 22.09.2015 90.0 48.4 13.1 24.6 Min 69 38.2 11.9 14.1 Max 80 48.4 15.4 20.5 98 percentile 78.4 47.4 15.1 20.0

9. Begumpeta (Buffer Zone)

S.No Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 BEGAMPETA VILLAGE (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) ( B A 21)

Coal mine standards, GSR 100 60 80 80 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 04.04.2015 70 41.3 13.2 16.1 2 21.04.2015 72 53.3 13.3 16.3 3 07.05.2015 76 46.4 15.3 17.2 4 22.05.2015 72 40.7 12.8 16.1 5 06.06.2015 75 47.0 12.4 15.3 6 22.06.2015 60 38.7 13.5 14.9 7 06.07.2015 63 36.5 14.6 16.4 8 21.07.2015 64 35.5 14.6 16.4 9 06.08.2015 56 34.5 12.5 13.5 10 22.08.2015 63 39.0 13.1 16.6 11 06.09.2015 65 37.8 14.7 15.4 12 21.09.2015 76.5 38.7 10.4 17.2 Min 56 34.5 12.4 13.5 Max 76.5 53.3 15.3 17.2 98 percentile 74.9 52.2 15.0 16.8

10 Sallapalli village (Buffer Zone)

S.NO. Location name & code Parameter date of sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 Sallapalli Village (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) ( B A31)

Coal mine standards, GSR 100 60 80 80 742(E),Dated 25.09.2000 & NAAQS, Dated 18.11.2009. 1 06.04.2015 64 34.0 12.2 14.9 2 22.04.2015 69 36.0 12.2 15.9 3 08.05.2015 70 37.8 12.8 13.7 4 23.05.2015 63 35.3 12.0 16.3 5 08.06.2015 73 41.0 12.1 16.5 6 23.06.2015 63 41.2 12.8 14.1 7 08.07.2015 61 32.2 13.7 14.2 8 22.07.2015 58 31.8 15.1 17.8 9 07.08.2015 57 30.7 10.9 15.3 10 24.08.2015 69 38.2 14.0 15.8 11 07.09.2015. 63 31.5 14.1 17.5 12 22.09.2015 68.3 33.7 10.9 17.9 Min 57 30.7 10.9 13.7 Max 73 41.2 15.1 17.9 98 percentile 71.5 40.3 14.8 17.5

27 HEMM monitoring report of RGOC-II

25.8.2015 to 30.8.2015

HEMM AT RG-III, OCP-II

DUMPER-100T 1 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 22.08.2009 27338 17.1 0.43 PASS KH-1 DUMPER-100T 2 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 22.08.2009 27496 KH-2 8.8 0.21 PASS DUMPER-100T 3 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 22.08.2009 26286 KH-3 15.6 0.39 PASS DUMPER-100T 4 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 17.09.2009 25793 20.5 0.53 PASS KH-4 Dumper-100T 5 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 21.11.2009 24734 34.9 0.99 PASS KH-19 Dumper-100T 6 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 31.05.2010 24570 30.0 0.82 PASS KH-20 Dumper-100T 7 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 22.10.2009 25184 BD KH-12 Dumper-100T 8 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 17.09.2009 27137 19.7 0.51 PASS KH-5 Dumper-100T 9 KOMATSU 25.08.2015 22.10.2009 27530 23.3 0.61 PASS KH-11 Dumper-100T 10 KOMATSU 26.08.2015 17.09.2009 27326 18.5 0.47 PASS KH-6 Dumper-100T 21276 11 KOMATSU 26.08.2015 31.05.2010 21.9 0.57 PASS KH-21 Dumper-60T BEML 03.06.2013 7419 12 26.08.2015 53.2 1.76 PASS BH 6 DUMPER 13 BEML 26.08.2015 03.06.2013 7128 44.9 1.38 PASS 60T BH13-5 DUMPER 8710 14 BEML 26.08.2015 03.06.2013 48.1 1.52 PASS 60T BH13-8 Dumper-60T BEML 21.06.2013 7110 15 26.08.2015 30.0 0.82 PASS BH 4 Dumper-60T BEML 27.05.2013 16 26.08.2015 7878 21.1 0.55 PASS BH 13-1 Dumper-60T BEML 03.06.2013 8291 17 26.08.2015 34.4 0.97 PASS BH 7 DUMPER-60T 18 BEML 26.08.2015 27.05.2013 9210 18.5 0.47 PASS BH13-11 DUMPER-60T 19 BEML 26.08.2015 27.05.2013 8098 21.3 0.55 PASS BH13-12 WATER 20 BEML 26.08.2015 12.12.2004 26907 66.0 2.50 FAIL SPRINKLER WT5 WATER 21 BEML 26.08.2015 27.05.2009 10018 32.6 0.91 PASS SPRINKLER WT6 WATER 22 SPRINKLER BEML 26.08.2015 03.02.2010 13212 33.0 0.93 PASS WT 8 WATER 23 SPRINKLER BEML 26.08.2015 25.02.2010 13907 27.9 0.76 PASS WT 9

28 24 DOZER-21 BEML 26.08.2015 21.10.2014 2512 42.2 1.27 PASS

25 DOZER-19 BEML 26.08.2015 31.01.2014 3806 33.7 0.95 PASS

26 DOZER-17 BEML 26.08.2015 05.01.2014 4508 24.8 0.66 PASS

27 DOZER-20 BEML 26.08.2015 26.01.2014 3491 37.5 1.09 PASS

28 DOZER-18 BEML 26.08.2015 13.01.2014 4317 46.4 1.45 PASS

29 DOZER-11 BEML 26.08.2015 19.04.2006 14749 72.1 2.89 FAIL

30 DOZER-16 BEML 26.08.2015 09.12.2013 3862 41.4 2.24 PASS

31 DOZER-10 BEML 26.08.2015 10.07.2007 12235 37.6 1.06 PASS

32 LOADER L-4 TATA 26.08.2015 12.12.2008 7183 24.2 0.64 PASS

TATA 33 LOADER -2 30.08.2015 24.03.2008 8286 TWL3036 17.5 0.44 PASS LOADER 34 HINDUSTHAN 30.08.2015 NA NA L-1 (2701) BD

35 LOADER-3 TATA 30.08.2015 NA 11678 42.0 1.26 PASS TYRE 36 BIL14TH 30.08.2015 18.08.2011 1399 HANDLLER TH-2 18.4 0.47 PASS TYRE 37 BIL 30.08.2015 NA 18116 HANDLLER TH-1 34.4 0.98 PASS

38 ESCORT Crane 5 ESCORT 30.08.2015 NA NA 55.9 1.90 PASS

ESCORT CRANE 39 ESCORT 30.08.2015 NA NA 56.2 1.91 PASS No:8 K10 ACE CRANE 40 ACE 30.08.2015 NA NA 22.9 0.60 PASS No:3

41 ACE Crane 1 ACE 30.08.2015 NA NA 17.5 0.44 PASS

42 ACE Crane 2 ACE 30.08.2015 NA NA 39.8 1.18 PASS

43 CRANE A4 ESCORT 30.08.2015 NA NA 11.4 0.28 PASS

TIL Crane 40T 44 ATLAS 30.08.2015 29.10.2011 3174 23.0 0.60 PASS RT 740 TILL Crane RT 45 TILL 30.08.2015 27.03.2009 8330 33.9 0.96 PASS 75 T RT 880

46 CRANE RT 9130 GROOVE 30.08.2015 2015 NA 15.5 0.41 PASS

PIPE LAYER 47 B15032 BEML 30.08.2015 16.10.2007 6637 41.1 1.23 PASS PL-3 PIPE LAYER 48 BEML 30.08.2015 27.04.2011 2754 45.5 1.41 PASS PL-4 BEML

49 FORC LIFTER GODREJ 30.08.2015 NA NA BD

29 50 DRILL DM-8 REL 30.08.2015 11.01.2011 13354 26.6 0.71 PASS

51 DRILL DM-3 DI500 30.08.2015 03.08.2008 10668 26.1 0.70 PASS

52 SHOVEL K-2 KOMATSU 30.08.2015 18.06.2009 31810 13.4 0.33 PASS

53 SHOVEL K-3 KOMATSU 30.08.2015 20.06.2009 32853 12.4 0.30 PASS

54 SHOVEL K-5 KOMATSU 30.08.2015 03.05.2010 29878 36.3 1.04 PASS

55 SHOVEL S1 L&T 30.08.2015 18.04.2001 4745 29.4 0.80 PASS

MOTOR 56 VOLVO 30.08.2015 17.04.2015 112 12.9 0.32 PASS GRADER MG-3 MOTOR 57 VOLVO 30.08.2015 02.10.2009 12962 28.9 0.79 PASS GRADER MG-1 MOTOR 58 VOLVO 30.08.2015 04.04.2010 13167 18.1 0.46 PASS GRADER MG-2

OCP-II

Total no of vehicles 58

No of vehicles tested 55 Passed vehicles 53

Failed vehicles 2

Breakdown vehicle (B/D) 3

30 Annexure-II ANALYSIS OF WATER QUALITY MONIORING REPORTS APRIL 2015 TO SEPTEMBER, 2015 1. OCP –II MINE DISCHARGE. S.No Location name & code Parameters date of sampling pH Total Chemical Oil& OCP –II MINE DISCHARGE (at 250 C) Suspended Oxygen Grease ( EW 7) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L mg/L Test Method 4500- H+B 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to9.0 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.7 18 16 <1 2 24.04.2015 7.8 16 12 <1 3 08.05.2015 7.7 15 16 <1 4 23.05.2015 7.9 18 12 <1 5 07.06.2015 7.5 18 24 <1 6 24.06.2015 7.0 16 16 <1 7 06.07.2015 7.7 19 19 <1 8 22.07.2015 7.6 22 20 <1 9 07.08.2015 7.7 21 27 <1 10 22.08.2015 7.6 19 16 <1 11 07.09.2015 7.4 18 24 <1 12 27.09.2015 7.6 19 12 <1 Min 7.0 15 12 <1 Max 7.9 22 27 <1 98 percentile 7.7 21.5 26.4 <1

2. OCP –II BASE WORK SHOP ETP OUTLET S.No Location name & code Parameters date of sampling pH Total Chemical Oil& OCP –II BWS ETP OUTLET (at 250 C) Suspended Oxygen Grease ( EW 8) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L mg/L Test Method 4500- H+B 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to9.0 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.8 28 24 <1 2 24.04.2015 7.6 20 24 <1 3 08.05.2015 7.7 18 24 <1 4 23.05.2015 7.8 21 20 <1 5 07.06.2015 7.6 25 28 1.6 6 24.06.2015 7.7 24 20 <1 7 06.07.2015 7.6 21 23 <1 8 22.07.2015 7.5 26 24 <1 9 07.08.2015 7.9 18 16 <1 10 22.08.2015 7.4 25 24 <1 11 07.09.2015 7.6 21 28 <1 12 27.09.2015 7.6 24 24 <1 Min 7.4 18 16 <1 Max 7.9 28 28 <1 98 percentile 7.7 27.4 27.4 <1

3. ADRIYALA SHAFT MINE DISCHARGE.

S.No Location name & code Parameters date of sampling pH Total Chemical Oil& ADRIYALA SHAFT (at 250 C) Suspended Oxygen Grease PROJECT Solids at Demand ( EW 3) 1050 C

Unit -- mg/L mg/L mg/L Test Method 4500- H+B 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to9.0 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.7 20 8 <1 2 24.04.2015 7.6 14 12 <1 3 08.05.2015 7.6 14 16 <1 4 23.05.2015 8.0 16 16 <1 5 07.06.2015 7.6 18 20 <1 6 24.06.2015 7.5 24 12 <1 7 06.07.2015 7.7 16 23 <1 8 22.07.2015 7.5 14 20 <1 9 07.08.2015 7.5 14 19 <1 10 22.08.2015 7.9 16 16 <1 11 07.09.2015 7.7 14 12 <1 12 27.09.2015 7.9 18 12 <1 Min 7.5 14 12 <1 Max 8.0 24 23 <1 98 percentile 7.8 23.5 22.5 <1

4 GDK 10 A INC. MINE DISCHARGE. Sl. Location name & code Parameters No date of sampling pH Total Chemical Oil & GDK 10 A INC. (at Suspended Oxygen Grease (EW 1) 250 C) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L Mg/L Test Method 4500- 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B H+B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards 9.0 for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 8.0 14 20 <1 2 24.04.2015 7.8 12 8 <1 3 08.05.2015 7.4 12 16 <1 4 23.05.2015 7.9 18 20 <1 5 07.06.2015 7.9 17 12 `<1 6 24.06.2015 7.6 12 12 <1 7 06.07.2015 7.9 8 16 <1 8 22.07.2015 7.7 11 12 <1 9 07.08.2015 7.4 11 12 <1 10 22.08.2015 7.7 8 12 <1 11 07.09.2015 7.5 11 12 <1 12 27.09.2015 7.5 14 16 <1 Min 7.4 8 8 <1 Max 8.0 18 20 <1 98 percentile 7.8 17.6 19.6 <1

32 5 GDK 10 INC. MINE DISCHARGE.

Sl. Location name & code Parameters No date of sampling pH Total Chemical Oil & GDK 10 INC. (at Suspended Oxygen Grease (EW 1) 250 C) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L Mg/L Test Method 4500- 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B H+B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards 9.0 for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.8 28 16 <1 2 24.04.2015 7.9 22 16 <1 3 08.05.2015 7.7 16 12 <1 4 23.05.2015 7.6 21 16 <1 5 07.06.2015 7.7 20 16 <1 6 24.06.2015 7.8 32 16 <1 7 06.07.2015 8.0 18 19 <1 8 22.07.2015 7.9 16 16 <1 9 07.08.2015 8.0 16 16 <1 10 22.08.2015 7.5 18 20 <1 11 07.09.2015 7.9 16 16 <1 12 27.09.2015 7.6 16 20 <1 Min 7.4 8 8 <1 Max 8.0 18 20 <1 98 percentile 7.8 17.6 19.6 <1

6. Sector –IV Oxidation pond inlet .

Sl. Location name & code Parameters No date of sampling Sector –IV Oxidation pH Total Chemical Oil & pond inlet (at Suspended Oxygen Grease 250 C) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L Mg/L Test Method 4500- 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B H+B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards 9.0 for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.7 40 48 1.8 2 24.04.2015 7.9 42 28 1.4 3 08.05.2015 7.7 36 52 1.8 4 23.05.2015 7.7 39 47 2.8 5 07.06.2015 7.6 38 48 2.4 6 24.06.2015 7.8 34 40 2.4 7 06.07.2015 7.8 27 27 1.8 8 22.07.2015 7.6 34 40 1.6 9 07.08.2015 7.4 24 31 3.2 10 22.08.2015 7.9 35 33 3.4 11 07.09.2015 7.5 32 44 2.8 12 27.09.2015 7.9 38 32 1.8 Min 7.4 27 27 <1 Max 7.9 42 52 <1 98 percentile 7.74 4.11 5.09 <1 33

7. Sector –IV Oxidation Pond outlet Sl. Location name & code Parameters No date of sampling Sector –IV Oxidation pH Total Chemical Oil & Pond outlet (at Suspended Oxygen Grease 250 C) Solids at Demand 1050 C Unit -- mg/L mg/L Mg/L Test Method 4500- 2540-D 5220-D 5520-B H+B MoEF GSR 742(E) and GSR 5.5 to 100 250 10 801(E) Effluent Standards 9.0 for Coal mines. 1 08.04.2015 7.7 38 44 1.6 2 24.04.2015 7.1 34 24 1.2 3 08.05.2015 7.4 41 40 1.6 4 23.05.2015 7.6 36 43 2.4 5 07.06.2015 7.6 36 44 2.2 6 24.06.2015 7.4 20 28 2.0 7 06.07.2015 7.7 22 23 1.2 8 22.07.2015 7.4 36 32 1.4 9 07.08.2015 7.7 13 27 2.8 10 22.08.2015 7.4 29 24 2.6 11 07.09.2015 7.7 28 32 2.2 12 27.09.2015 7.8 32 28 1.6 Min 7.1 13 23 <1 Max 7.8 41 44 <1 98 percentile 7.64 4.01 4.31 <1

35 ANNEXURE-III

Physico-Chemical and Bacteriological Characteristics of Surface Water at Selected Locations in the Study Area(RG III) 1 Parameters Unit Test Method Tolerance CPCB Water quality Criteria RESULT Limits IS : SW-1 2296-1982 (Bokkalavagu (Bokkalav Class C Class A Class B Class C upstream at downstre Mulkalapalli near Racha Village) Villa - 4500-H+B 6.5-8.5 6.5 -8.5 6.5 -8.5 6.5 - 9 7.8 Temperature ºC 2550. B ------25.2 Electrical Conductivity µmhos/cm 2510-B ------902 Turbidity NTU 2130. B ------0.16 rides as Cl- mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 600 ------66 Fluoride as F mg/L 4500-F.C ------1.36 Pt-co- 2120. B 300 ------10 Calcium as Ca mg/L 3500-Ca.B 600 ------39 Magnesium as Mg mg/L 3500-Mg.B 100 -- - -- 47 2 2 Sulphates as SO4 mg/L 4500- SO4 .E 400 ------35 Total Dissolved Solids at mg/L 2540.C 2000 ------594

Nitrates as NO3 mg/L PDA 50 ------2.2 - Nitrites as NO2 mg/L 4500-NO2 .B ------0.019 Boron as B mg/L 3120-B 1.0 0.05 Total Coliform MPN/100mL 9221A&b 5000 50 or less 500 or less 50000 or less 280 Faecal Coliform MPN/100mL 9221E ------110 Presence or Absence/ 9221 F ------Present Pre MPN/100mL

Parameters Unit Test Method Tolerance CPCB Water quality Criteria RESULT Limits IS : SW-1 SW-2 SW 2296 -1982 (Bokkalavagu (Bokkalavagu (Tank n Class C Class A Class B Class C upstream at downstream Adiryal Mulkalapalli near Village Village) Rachapalli Village) Odour TON 2150. B ------No odour No odour observed observed Dissolved Oxygen mg/L 4500-O.C 4 6 mg/l or 5 mg/l or 4 mg/l or 61 6.0 more more more Bio chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L IS: 3025 3 2 mg/l or 3 mg/l or 3 mg/l or 5.0 5.0 for 3 days 27o C less less less

Ammonical Nitrogen as NH3- mg/L 4500-NH3 -C ------BDL BDL

36 Total Suspended Solids at mg/L 2540. D 1500 ------8 6 o C Potttassium as K m/L 3500.K.B ------54 261 Sodium as Na m/L 3500MA-B ------118 345 Carbonates as CO3 mg/L 2320.B ------NIL NIL Bicarbonates as HCO3 mg/L 2320.B ------359 266 Total Phosphates mg/L 4500-P-D ------0.062 0.098 Chemical Oxygen Demand m/L 5220.D ------16 18 Oil & Grease mg/L 5520.D ------<1 <1

TON – Threshold Odour NumNTU – Nephelometric Turbidity Unit;BDL – Below Detection Limit, Detection Limit – Nitrites – 0.02 mg/L; Ammonical Nitrogen – 5 mg/L;–; BO

Physico-Chemical and Bacteriological Characteristics of Ground Water at Selected Locations in the Study Area(RG III) on 12.05.2015 Parameters Unit Test Method IS: 10500 IS: 10500 RESULT Requirement Permissible GW-1 GW-2 GW-3 (Julapalli (Acceptable Limits (Ladnapur (Rachapalli Village) Limit) Village) Village) + 6.5 to 8.5 No pH - 4500-H B 7.3 8.1 relaxation Temperature ºC 2550. B -- -- 25.0 25.1 Electrical Conductivity µmhos/cm 2510-B -- -- 992 1160 Turbidity NTU 2130. B 1 5 0.08 0.06

Total Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 2340. C 200 600 457 433 Chlorides as Cl- mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 250 1000 56 116 Fluoride as F- mg/L 4500-F-.C 1.0 1.5 1.86 1.38 o Total Dissolved Solids at 180 C mg/L 2540.C 500 2000 589 700 Calcium as Ca mg/L 3500-Ca.B 75 200 56 39 Magnesium as Mg mg/L 3500-Mg.B 30 100 77 70 2- 2- Sulphates as SO4 mg/L 4500-SO4 .E 200 400 41 127 - Nitrates as NO3 mg/L 4500-NO3 .B 45 No 9 12 relaxation - Nitrites as NO2 mg/L 4500-NO2 .B -- -- 0.011 0.068 - 0.05 No Phenolic compounds as C6H50H mg/L 4500-CN .F BDL BDL relaxation

Mercury as Hg mg/L 2320. B 200 600 BDL BDL +6 Total Alkalinity as CaCO3 mg/L 3500-Cr .B ------397 342

37 6 Hexavalent Chromium as Cr BDL BDL Boron as B mg/L 3120-B 0.5 1.0 0.02 0.07 Barium as Ba mg/L 3120. B 0.7 No 0.10 0.05 relaxation Iron as Fe mg/L 3120-B 0.1 0.3 0.05 BDL BDL Silver as Ag mg/L 3120. B 0.1 No BDL BDL BDL relaxation

S.No. Parameters Unit Test Method IS: 10500 IS: 10500 RESULT Desirable Permissible GW-1 GW-2 GW-3 Limits Limits (Ladnapur (Rachapalli (Julapalli Village) Village) Village) 22 Molybdenum as Mo mg/L 3120.B 0.07 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 23 Copper as Cu mg/L 3120.B 0.05 1.5 BDL BDL BDL 24 Manganese as Mn mg/L 3120.B 0.1 0.3 BDL 0.03 BDL 25 Cadmium as Cd mg/L 3120.B 0.003 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 26 Selenium as Se mg/L 3120-B 0.01 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 27 Arsenic as As mg/L 3120-B 0.01 0.05 BDL BDL BDL 28 Lead as Pb mg/L 3120-B 0.01 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 29 Zinc as Zn mg/L 3120-B 5 15 0.06 0.08 BDL 30 Aluminium Al mg/L 3120-B 0.03 0.2 BDL BDL BDL 31 Chromium as Cr mg/L 3120-B 0.05 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 32 Nickel as Ni mg/L 3120-B 0.02 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 33 Colour Pt-co- 2120.B 5 15 5 <5 <5 34 Total Coliform MPN/100ml 9221A&B -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 35 Fecal Coliform MPN/100ml 9221 E -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 36 E.Coli Presence/ 9221F -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 Absence 37 Pesticides: α–BHC, µg/L 6630. D Absent 0.001 ND ND ND β-BHC, γ-BHC, δ-BHC, o,p-DDT, p,p’ –DDT, α - Endosulfan, β- Endosulfan, Aldrin, Dieldrin 2,4-D, Carboryl Qualitative 6630. D Absent 0.001 ND ND ND (Carbonate) Malathion analysis Methyl Parathion Anilophos, Chloropyriphos

S.No. Parameters Unit Test Method IS: 10500 IS: 10500 RESULT Desirable Permissible GW-1 GW-2 GW Limits Limits (Ladnapur (Rachapalli Village) (Julapall Village) Village 38 Odour TON 2150. B Agreeabl Agreeable No Odour No Odour obseved No Odour e obseved observed

38 39 Taste FTN 2160. B Agreeabl Agreeable No flavor No flavor observed No flavor e observed observed 40 Residual free chlorine mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 0.2 1.0 BDL BDL BDL 41 Sodium as na mg/L 3500 Na-B -- -- 41 31 42 Potassium as K mg/L 3500K.B -- -- 51 44 43 Orthophosphates mg/L 4500-P-D -- -- 0.933 0.042 BDL 44 Anionic Detergents mg/L IS:13428 0.2 1.0 <0.2 <0.2 <0.2 45 Carbonates as CO3 mg/L 2320.B -- -- NIL NIL NIL 46 Bicarbonates as HCO3 mg/L 2320.B -- -- 397 342 429 2- mg/L 2 47 Sulfide as S 4500. S - G - -- BDL BDL BDL

48 Mineral Oil mg/L IS:3025 0.5 No relaxation Absent Absent Absent (part 39) 49 Chemical Oxygen mg/L 5220. D -- -- 8 6 Demand 50 Polyaromatic µg/L 6440.C -- -- ND ND Hydrocarbons (PAH’s): Acenaphthene, Acenaphthylene, Anthracene, B(a)A, B(a)P, B(b)F, B(k)F, Pyrene, Dibenz(a,h) anthracene, Fluoranthene, Fluorene, Indeno(1,2,3-(d) Pyrene, Naphthalene, Phenanthrene, Pyrene, Methyl Naphthalene

NTU – Nephelometric Turbidity Unit; TON – Threshold Odour Number; FTN – Flavor Threshold Number; BDL – Below Detection Limit, Detection Limit – Residual free chlorine – 1 mg/L; Nitrites – 0.02 mg/L; Orthophosphates – 0.05 mg/L; Cyanide – 0.05 mg/L ; Hex. Chromium – 0.05 mg/L; Iron – 0.02 mg/L; Copper – 0.02 mg/L; Manganese – 0.01 mg/L; Cadmium – 0.01 mg/L; Selenium – 0.04 mg/L; Arsenic –0.02 mg/L; Lead – 0.04 mg/L; ; Chromium – 0.02 mg/L; Nickel – 0.02 mg/L; ND-Not Detected Detection Limit : PAHs – 1 ppm; Pesticides– 0.1 ppm;````` ATTITUDE OF PHREATIC SURFACE IN RAMAGUNDAM-III AREA

MONSOON 2015 Table-4.4-Physico-Chemical and Bacteriological Characteristics of Surface Water at Selected Locations in the Study Area Tolerance RESULT Limits IS : CPCB Water quality Criteria SW-2 SW-1 2296-1982 (Bokkalavagu (Bokkalavagu Parameters Unit Test Method downstream upstream at near Class C Class A Class B Class C Mulkalapalli Rachapalli Village) Village) - 4500-H+B 6.5-8.5 6.5 -8.5 6.5 -8.5 6.5 - 9 8.4 8.5 Temperature ºC 2550. B ------24.9 25.1 Electrical Conductivity µmhos/cm 2510-B ------1020 990 Turbidity NTU 2130. B ------0.82 0.76 Chlorides as Cl- mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 600 ------67 61 Colour Pt-co- 2120. B 300 ------5 5 Nitrates as NO3 mg/L PDA 50 ------5.3 5.3 - Nitrites as NO2 mg/L 4500-NO2 .B ------0.02 0.03

39 Total Chromium as Cr mg/L 3120. B ------BDL BDL Nickel as Ni mg/L 3120. B 0.02 ------BDL BDL Lead as Pb mg/L 3120. B 0.01 ------BDL BDL Cadmium as Cd mg/L 3120. B 0.003 ------BDL BDL Zinc as Zn mg/L 3120. B 5 ------0.12 0.10 Arsenic as As mg/L 3120. B 0.01 ------BDL BDL Iron as Fe mg/L 3120. B 50 - - - 1.15 0.39 Copper as Cu mg/L 3120-B 0.05 - - - BDL BDL Boron as B mg/L 3120-B 1.0 -- -- - 0.08 0.10 Total Coliform MPN/100mL 9221A & B 5000 50 or less 500 or less 5000 or less 350 920 Faecal Coliform MPN/100mL 9221 E ------130 540 Presence or 9221 F ------Absence/ Present Present MPN/100mL Pesticides: α–BHC, β-BHC, µg/L 6630. D Absent BHC, δ-BHC, o,p-DDT, ND ND DDT, α - Endosulfan, Endosulfan, Aldrin, Dieldrin D, Carboryl (Carbonate) Qualitative 6630. D Absent Malathion Methyl Parathion analysis ND ND Anilophos, Chloropyriphos

40 Tolerance RESULT Limits IS : CPCB Water quality Criteria SW-2 SW-1 2296 -1982 (Bokkalavagu Test (Bokkalavagu Parameters Unit downstream Method upstream at near Class C Class A Class B Class C Mulkalapalli Rachapalli Village) Village) Odour TON 2150. B ------No odour No Odour observed observed Dissolved Oxygen mg/L 4500-O.C 4 6 mg/l or 5 mg/l or 4 mg/l or 6.2 6.1 more more more Bio chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L IS: 3025 3 2 mg/l or 3 mg/l or 3 mg/l or o BDL BDL for 3 days 27 C less less less Ammonical Nitrogen as NH3-N mg/L 4500-NH3 -C ------BDL BDL Total Suspended Solids at mg/L 2540. D 1500 ------o 12 10 105 C Total Phosphates mg/L 4500-P-D ------0.367 0.409 Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 5220. D ------16 14 Oil & Grease mg/L 5520. B ------<1 <1 Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s): Acenaphthene, Acenaphthylene, Anthracene, B(a)A, B(a)P, B(b)F, B(k)F, Pyrene, Dibenz(a,h) anthracene, Fluoranthene, µg/L 6440.C ------ND ND Fluorene, Indeno(1,2,3-(d) Pyrene, Naphthalene, Phenanthrene, Pyrene, Methyl Naphthalene

Table-4.5 Physico-Chemical and Bacteriological Characteristics of Ground Water at Selected Locations in the Study Area

IS: 10500 RESULT IS: 10500 Requirement GW-1 GW-2 GW Sl. No Parameters Unit Test Method Permissible (Acceptable Limits (Ladnapur (Rachapalli (Julapa Limit) Village) Village) Village) 1. pH - 4500-H+B 6.5 to 8.5 No relaxation 8.2 8.2 8.1 2. Temperature ºC 2550. B -- -- 25.0 25.1 25.0 3. Electrical Conductivity µmhos/cm 2510-B -- -- 1040 900 1200

41 4. Turbidity NTU 2130. B 1 5 0.07 0.04 0.05

5. Total Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 2340. C 200 600 485 302 257 6. Chlorides as Cl- mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 250 1000 64 61 164 7. Colour Pt-co- 2120. B 5 15 <5 <5 <5 8. Fluoride as F- mg/L 4500-F-.C 1.0 1.5 1.48 1.49 1.05 o 9. Total Dissolved Solids at 180 C mg/L 2540.C 500 2000 628 536 728 10. Calcium as Ca mg/L 3500-Ca.B 75 200 167 85 77 11. Magnesium as Mg mg/L 3500-Mg.B 30 100 17 22 16 2- 2- 12. Sulphates as SO4 mg/L 4500-SO4 .E 200 400 50 49 45 - 13. Nitrates as NO3 mg/L 4500-NO3 .B 45 No relaxation 11 10.3 34 - 14. Nitrites as NO2 mg/L 4500-NO2 .B -- -- 0.05 0.04 0.1

15. Phenolic compounds as C6H5OH mg/L 5530-D 0.001 0.002 BDL BDL BDL

16. Total Alkalinity as CaCO3 mg/L 2320. B 200 600 395 389 400

RESULT IS: 10500 Test IS: 10500 Parameters Unit Desirable GW-1 GW-2 GW Method Permissible Limits Limits (Ladnapur (Rachapalli (Julap Village) Village) Villag Hexavalent Chromium as Cr+6 mg/L 3500- -- -- +6 BDL BDL BDL Cr .B Boron as B mg/L 3120-B 0.5 1.0 0.06 0.06 0.12 Barium as Ba mg/L 3120. B 0.7 No relaxation 0.18 0.17 0.23 Iron as Fe mg/L 3120-B 0.3 No relaxation 0.09 0.38 0.84 Silver as Ag mg/L 3120. B 0.1 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Molybdenum as Mo mg/L 3120. B 0.07 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Copper as Cu mg/L 3120-B 0.05 1.5 BDL BDL BDL Manganese as Mn mg/L 3120-B 0.1 0.3 BDL BDL BDL Cadmium as Cd mg/L 3120-B 0.003 No relaxation 0.26 BDL BDL Selenium as Se mg/L 3120-B 0.01 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Arsenic as As mg/L 3120-B 0.01 0.05 BDL BDL BDL Lead as Pb mg/L 3120-B 0.01 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Zinc as Zn mg/L 3120-B 5 15 BDL 0.22 0.49 Aluminum as Al mg/L 3120-B 0.03 0.2 BDL 0.04 0.03 Chromium as Cr mg/L 3120-B 0.05 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Nickel as Ni mg/L 3120-B 0.02 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL Total Coliform MPN/100 ml 9221A & B -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 Fecal Coliform MPN/100 ml 9221 E -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 E. Coli Presence / 9221 F -- -- <1.8 <1.8 <1.8 Absence Pesticides: α–BHC, β-BHC, µg/L 6630. D Absent 0.001 ND ND γ-BHC, δ-BHC, o,p-DDT,

42 p,p’ –DDT, α - Endosulfan, β- Endosulfan, Aldrin, Dieldrin 2,4-D, Carboryl (Carbonate) Qualitative 6630. D Absent 0.001 Malathion Methyl Parathion analysis ND ND Anilophos, Chloropyriphos

RESULT IS: 10500 IS: 10500 Test GW-1 GW-2 GW-3 Sl. No Parameters Unit Desirable Permissible Method (Ladnapur (Rachapalli (Julapalli Limits Limits Village) Village) Village) No odour 37. Odour TON 2150. B Agreeable Agreeable No odour No odour observed observed observed No flavor 38. Taste FTN 2160. B Agreeable Agreeable No flavor No flavor observed observed observed 39. Mercury as Hg µg/L 3500-Hg.B 0.001 No relaxation BDL BDL BDL 40. Residual free chlorine mg/L 4500-Cl-.B 0.2 1.0 BDL BDL BDL 2 2- 4500. S - 41. Sulfide as S mg/L - - BDL BDL BDL G 42. Orthophosphates mg/L 4500-P-D -- -- 0.43 0.5 0.4 43. Anionic Detergents mg/L IS:13428 0.2 1.0 <0.2 <0.2 <0.2 44. Mineral Oil mg/L IS:3025 Absent Absent Absent 0.5 No relaxation (part 39) 45. Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 5220. D -- -- 8 8 10 Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s): Acenaphthene, Acenaphthylene, Anthracene, B(a)A, B(a)P, B(b)F, B(k)F, 46. Pyrene, Dibenz(a,h) anthracene, µg/L 6440.C -- -- ND ND ND Fluoranthene, Fluorene, Indeno(1,2,3-(d) Pyrene, Naphthalene, Phenanthrene, Pyrene, Methyl Naphthalene NTU – Nephelometric Turbidity Unit; TON – Threshold Odour Number; FTN – Flavor Threshold Number; BDL – Below Detection Limit, Detection Limit – Residual free chlorine – 1 mg/L; Nitrites – 0.02 mg/L; Orthophosphates – 0.05 mg/L; Phenols – 0.1 mg/L; Mercury – 0.02 mg/L; Hex. Chromium – 0.05 mg/L; Iron – 0.02 mg/L; Copper – 0.02 mg/L; Manganese – 0.01 mg/L; Cadmium – 0.01 mg/L; Selenium – 0.04 mg/L; Arsenic –0.02 mg/L;Lead – 0.04 mg/L; Aluminum – 0.03 mg/L; Chromium – 0.02 mg/L; Nickel – 0.02 mg/L; ND-Not Detected Detection Limit : PAHs – 1 ppm; Pesticides– 0.1 ppm;

ATTITUDE OF PIEZOMETRIC SURFACE IN RAMAGUNDAM-III AREA MONSOON 2015

Well Name of Location Owner’s Type Dimens Total Geology Measur Depth to No Village name of ions Depth ing water well (m) (m) point (m) (M) Monsoon 2015 1 Kannala Kanda Govt.Well Dom 2.00 10.10 Barren 0.60 9.17 Pochaiah estic Measures Well Sst 2 Rachhapalli Village Govt.Well Dom 2.00 6.30 Barren 0.50 4.37 Centre estic Measures Well Sst 3 Addriyala Old Panchyat Rampalli Dom 1.00 8.35 Barren 0.50 4.19 Office Rajaiah estic Measures Well Sst 4 Akkapalli Village Govt.Well Dom 2.00 6.28 Barren 0.45 4.13 Centre estic Measures well Sst 5 Ladnapur Road side Vannampalli Dom 1.50 9.25 Gneiss 0.60 9.10 Raju estic .Well 6 Ladnapur Road side Thati Dom 1.50 8.30 Gneiss 0.45 7.18 Laxmamma estic .Well 7 Pannuru Opp. Totla Dom 1.00 9.50 Gneiss 0.40 8.28 OC-II Guest Chinnakka estic House road well 8 Mulkalpalli In village Adj. to Dom 1.00 9.50 Gneiss 0.50 5.82 centre B.Lingaiah estic well 9 Mulkalpalli Adjacent to G.Komaraiah Dom 1.00 5.00 Gneiss 0.60 3.30 SCCL Colony estic well 10 Kalvacherla Peddapalli Odelu Dom 1.00 9.00 Gneiss 0.60 5.90 17km stone estic. Well 11 Kamanpur Opp theater Chinna Dom 1.00 8.00 Gneiss 0.50 6.57 (old) Lakshmaiah estic well 12 Kamanpur Road side Kovuri Dom 1.00 9.50 Gneiss 0.50 5.72 (old) Rayamallu estic well 13 Julapalli Near Sriramula Dom 1.00 11.00 Sullavai 0.60 6.96 transformer lingaiah estic Sst well 14 Alluru Near Durgam Dom 1.00 13.50 Talchir 0.50 10.20 pochamma Pocham estic SST temple Well

44 Block/mine: OCP-I Area: Ramagundam-III Piezo Location Depth(m) Dia Measuring Depth to water (m) metric (m) Point(m) MONSOON 2015 Well no 1 Near filter bed/ on the 50 0.1 0.2 1.62 way to Julapalli village 2 Near conveyer belt 50 0.1 0.2 8.03 opp.133 KV substation 3 In UMTI 50 0.1 0.2 12.54 4 GDK 10 shaft near 50 0.1 0.2 13.23 temple 5 Beside 132/33 KV 50 0.1 0.7 2.80 substation gate 6 RG OC-I site office 50 0.1 0.7 10.67 besides cycle stand

Block/mine: OCP-II Area: Ramagundam-III Piezo Location Depth(m) Dia (m) Measuring Depth to water metric Point(m) (m) Well no MONSOON 2015 1 Besides Qtr. No.NB-5 50 0.1 0.2 6.80 Centenary colony 2 In OC-II stores 50 0.1 0.2 6.82 3 Near Ramayyapalli X 50 0.1 0.2 14.27 road 4 Near Adriyala shaft 50 0.1 0.2 2.70 5 Between western side 50 0.1 0.7 5.38 spreader dump and temple RG OC-II 6 Adriyala truck dump 50 0.1 0.7 4.03 near BH. No. RG1332

ANNEXURE-V ANALYSIS OF NOISE MONIORING REPORTS-RG OC II APRIL ,2015 TO SEPTEMBER, 2015

1. OCP-II SITE OFFICE

Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise OCP –II SITE OFFICE Day time Night time CN-18 CORE ZONE 75 70 Noise levels in dB (A) Leq Day Leq Night 1 07.04.2015 69.0 58.3 2 22.04.2015 70.0 59.4 3 07.05.2015 71.1 59.8 4 21.05.2015 68.5 59.2 5 05.06.2015 69.2 58.5 6 22.06.2015 70.1 56.6 7 05.07.2015 70.0 59.3 8 22.07.2015 71.4 60.0 9 07.08.2015 68.9 59.2 10 20.08.2015 69.6 60.0 11 04.09.2015 70.1 60.2 12 20.09.2015 67.4 56.4

2. OCP-II BASE WORKSHOP Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise OCP –II BASE Day time Night time WORKSHOP CN-19 75 70

CORE ZONE Noise levels in dB (A)

1 07.04.2015 67.9 56.0 2 22.04.2015 68.7 57.6 3 07.05.2015 70.9 55.6 4 20.05.2015 69.0 57.9 5 08.06.2015 70.4 58.9 6 23.06.2015 70.7 59.4 7 08.07.2015 71.5 61.7 8 22.07.2015 72.2 62.3 9 07.08.2015 70.7 58.6 10 20.08.2015 71.2 61.9 11 04.09.2015 71.4 62.2 12 20.09.2015 60.2 48.2

3. PANNUR VILLAGE Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise

PANNUR VILLAGE Day time Night time (BN 13) BUFEER ZONE 55 45 Noise levels in dB (A) 1 07.04.2015 51.2 40.4 2 21.04.2015 50.0 40.8 3 07.05.2015 51.0 41.9 4 19.05.2015 49.1 39.5 5 08.06.2015 52.7 41.2 6 18.06.2015 48.8 40.8 7 08.07.2015 51.1 40.0 8 21.07.2015 50.6 39.7 9 07.08.2015 50.5 40.7 10 22.08.2015 51.1 42.6 11 05.09.2015 50.5 41.7 12 22.09.2015 44.1 31.5

4. RACHAPALLI VILLAGE Sl.No Location name & Code. Standard limits of Noise Date of Sampling RACHAPALLI VILLAGE Day time Night time BN-10 BUFFER ZONE 55 45 Noise levels in dB (A)

Leq Day Leq Night

1 08.04.2015 47.9 38.7 2 20.04.2015 49.4 39.3 3 08.05.2015 48.6 39.8 4 20.05.2015 47.1 39.0 5 05.06.2015 47.0 39.1 6 23.06.2015 48.2 39.5 7 05.07.2015 47.8 39.7 8 22.07.2015 48.2 40.4 9 08.08.2015 46.7 38.9 10 23.08.2015 48.9 40.0 11 05.09.2015 49.2 40.0 12 23.09.2015 50.5 40.1

5. LADNAPUR VILLAGE

Sl.No Location name & Code. Standard limits of Noise Date of Sampling LADNAPUR VILLAGE Day time Night time (BN 12) BUFFER ZONE 55 45 Noise levels in dB (A)

Leq Day Leq Night

1 08.04.2015 50.0 41.1 2 23.04.2015 49.1 40.6 3 05.05.2015 46.4 38.9 4 20.05.2015 49.0 40.6 5 05.06.2015 51.9 43.7 6 23.06.2015 50.8 40.6 7 05.07.2015 50.4 40.3 8 20.07.2015 51.9 41.3 9 08.08.2015 49.9 41.1 10 23.08.2015 51.5 41.6 11 05.09.2015 52.3 42.0 12 23.09.2015 47.9 39.7

6. NAGEPALLI VILLAGE Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise NAGEPALLI VILLAGE Day time Night time (BN 15) BUFEER ZONE 55 45 Noise levels in dB (A)

Leq Day Leq Night

1 04.04.2015 48.3 39.8 2 23.04.2015 47.5 38.7 3 05.05.2015 48.1 39.2 4 21.05.2015 48.2 39.5 5 07.06.2015 49.4 38.2 6 23.06.2015 48.9 39.4 7 07.07.2015 49.6 40.8 8 20.07.2015 49.8 41.1 9 08.08.2015 49.1 40.2 10 20.08.2015 50.3 40.6 11 06.09.2015 50.0 40.8 12 20.09.2015 48.7 32.1

7. AKKAPALLI VILLAGE Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise AKKAPALLI VILLLAGE Day time Night time BN-11 BUFFER ZONE 55 45 Noise levels in dB (A) Leq Day Leq Night

1 08.04.2015 48.2 40.4 2 20.04.2015 47.8 40.9 3 05.05.2015 46.4 38.9 4 21.05.2015 48.1 38.7 5 05.06.2015 47.8 39.4 6 23.06.2015 47.8 40.3 7 05.07.2015 48.6 41.4 8 20.07.2015 48.9 40.7 9 08.08.2015 47.8 40.5 10 23.08.2015 49.2 40.9 11 05.09.2015 48.5 40.6 12 23.09.2015 42.5 38.4

8. SALAPALLI VILLAGE

Sl.No Location name & Code. Date of Sampling Standard limits of Noise SALLAPALLI VILLAGE Day time Night time (BN 16) 55 45 BUFEER ZONE Noise levels in dB (A)

Leq Day Leq Night 1 04.04.2015 46.1 37.8 2 23.04.2015 46.6 38.6 3 05.05.2015 45.0 37.3 4 22.05.2015 45.4 36.8 5 07.06.2015 47.1 38.6 6 22.06.2015 44.9 37.2 7 07.07.2015 46.4 37.3 8 20.07.2015 45.8 38.1 9 08.08.2015 48.5 39.4 10 22.08.2015 46.2 38.6 11 06.09.2015 46.0 38.5 12 22.09.2015 50.7 41.3

49 Annexure-VI The Environmental Management committee meeting

The Area Environmental Management Committee was held on 8.5.2015 at 4.30 PM in the office of the Project Officer, RG, OC-II.

The below members have participated in the meeting .

S/Shri

1 M.S Venkata Ramayya GM,RG-III 2 H.Veeraswamy PO, Chairman 3 T.Laxmipathi Goud, SOM 4 Manoj Kumar Mishra SO 5 P.Achuta Ramayya EE (Civil) 6 K.Ramesh Dy.SSO 7 K.Gopal SE (BWS) 8 GVS Prabhakar Rao SE (BWS) 9 Geetender Singh SE (Stores) 10 Smt.Chandra mani Dy.Mgr, Forestry 11 Uma Maheswara Rao Area Survey Officer 12 Heeriya Sr.Estates Officer,RG-III

Agenda of the meeting:

1. Review the recent air, water, noise and HEMM monitoring reports. 2. Review the EMP, EC, CFO, CFE and ground water monitoring reports. 3. Review the civil works related to environment. 4. Review the construction of toe wall, rock fill dams. 5. Review the desilting of garland drains, settling ponds etc. 6. Review the construction of STP at colony. 7. Review the removal of prosophis (circar tumma) from colony and dumps. 8. Review the maintenance of ETP at Base Workshop. 9. Review the disposal of hazardous waste material from the stores. 10. Review the construction of shed for hazardous waste material stock at stores. 11. Review the water spraying arrangements along the belt and workshop to control the PM10 & PM2.5. 12. Review the preparation of HYMR and its submission to MOEF & CC. 13. Review the cleaning and filling of water at summer storage tank. 14. Review the other environmental related works as advised by the chairman. 15. GM,RG-III has advised to depute an executive to see the mine environmental works and an employee is to be identified a the time of plantation. 16. Discussion on World Environment Day celebrations commenced from 5th June, 2015

Minutes of the meeting:

1. Chairman invited all the members to he meeting and discussed the previous meeting minutes with the members. 2. G.M. RGIII also as attended the meting and discussed the below points with the chairman and the members. 3. GM has advised to develop further flora and fauna in the dumping yards. 4. GM has told that already tenders were awarded for 200t of phosphors (Circar tumma) at dumping yard vacant land and both the sides of the road. 5. GM has advised chairman and SOM took photographs of peacock, forest pigs , rabbits etc, at the dumping yard and also the different type of birds. Action PO, SOM & SE (Env) 6. GM has advised SOM make arrangements for drinking water to the animals and birds at dumping yard and surroundings of mine in this summer season. Action: SOM, OC-II 7. G.M. has advised land to be identified at dumping yard for dumping the waste of phosophis (Circar tumma) after cutting the stems and branches by the concentrator. Action: SOM,OC-II

8. G.M. has advised P.E. OC-II to develop solar power at NA, NB type quarters, this matter was available at AGM(F&A), Rg-III. Information is to be obtained from Sri Sharma garu, VTC, ALP. Action: P.E.,OC-II SE (Env)

9.G.M. has advised to clean the settling ponds and garland drains before the monsoon season and see the fresh water is to be entered into the Bokkala vagu. Action: SOM,OC-II 10. G.M. has advised Chairman to co-ordinate with Area Hospital, Superintendent for arranging medical camps mainly on cataract at Rachapalli an Akkapalli and also co-ordinate with personnel Department and see that the medical camps are regularly conducted at the surrounding villages. Action: PO,OC-II,DGM(Per), SE(Env)

11 G.M. has advised Chairman to take steps for arranging CSR activity works at the surrounding villages co-ordinate with DGM(Per), RG-III especially R.O. Plants and bore wells. Action: PO,OC-II, DM(Per)

51 12. G.M. has advised Chairman & E.E. (Civil) to make proposals for way to Ramagiri chill and Arch where it is suitable for erection. Action:PO, OC-II, E.E. (Civil), RG.III

13. G.M. has advised E.E civil and chairman to make proposals for arch at Nagapalli village to Kannala approach road for venkateshwara temple. Action P.O. O.C.II ,E.E(Civil) R G.III

14.Chairman has advised S O M. OC.II make necessary arrangement for clear the circar tumma at the bridge (on Bokkala vagu) Manthani road turning. Action SOM, OC II.

15.SOM.has requested GM. RG III for JCB for environmental and other related works. GM has advised PE OC II for hiring of JCB to OC II on hourly basis. Action PE OC II.

16.SOM requested for fruits bearing plants for OC II GM has advised SE (env) to write a letter to DY. Mgr (forestry) for procurement of fruit bearing plants for OC II mine and around the dumping yard. Action S.E (Env) Dy.Mgr (forestry)

17.GM has advised PO& SOM take steps to clear the silt in the summer storage tank as early as possible for filling the water in to the tank. Action PO OC II &SOM OCII

18Chairman requested PE OCII make necessary arrangement at quarry and along the belt for mist spray to control the P.M 10& P.M 2.5 with in the prescribed limits. Action: P.O OC II,SOM ,OCII

19.Chairman has requested E.E(civil) to make necessary proposals immediately for construction of STP at colony. Action: E.E (civil) RG III

20.Chairmen has requested E E (civil) to make necessary arrangements for constructions of rock toe wall, rock filled dams and mesh or shed to be connected on the E T P to protect the E T P from dead leaves or branches from trees to the E T P at base work shop. Action: E E (civil) RG III

21.Chairmen has requested E E(civil) to construct a shed at stores for stocking of waste oil barrels, batteries and waste oil drums as per H.W.A. rules. Action: E.E (civil)

22.Chairmen has requested P.E.OC II for procurement of water flow meters another 7 for discharge water from the mind. Action: P.E. OC II

23.Chairmen has requested SOM take steps for making settling ponds near Adriyala dump before the monsoon season to arrest the silt from dumping yard to nearest stream. Action:SOM OC II

24.Chairmen has requested all the members to implement the E.C, CFE, CFO, EMP &FC. clearance conditions without any lapse and see the mine and surrounding is environmentally clear in all aspects. Action: All the members

53 The Environmental Management Committee meeting was held on 22.07.2015 at 4.00PM in the office of the Project Officer, RG OC-II

The following members have attended the meeting.

S/Shri

1 S.N.Siva Kumar, PO,OC-2 2 S.Jagan Mohan Rao PE,OC-2 3 T.Laxmipathi Goud, SOM SOM 4 GVS Prabhakar Rao, SE (Env) SE (Env) 5 B.Chandramani Dy.Mgr Forestry) (Forestry) 6 P.Atchyuta Ramayya EE(Civil) EE(Civil) 7 Uma Maheswara Rao Area Survey Officer 8 Heeriya Sr.Estates Officer 9 Gopal SE, Base workshop 10 Zitendar Singh SE, Stores. 11 Misra Safety Officer, OC-II

Agenda of the meeting: 1. Review the E.C., F.C., CFO & EMP conditions and its compliance. 2. Review the recent air, water, noise and HEMM monitoring reports. 3. Review the hazardous waste management handling rules and its implementation. 4. Review the ground water monitoring reports and its implementation. 5. Review the cleaning of garland drains settling ponds and ETP at workshop. 6. Review the proposal plantation for the year 2015-16. 7. Review the construction of STP at colony in connection with 8. Review the rock toe wall, rock fill dams, deck drains construction. 9. Review the usage of water flow meters at discharge the pumping of water from the mine. 10.Construction of settling tanks where there are necessary to control the silt from the mine to near by water body. 11.Construction of check dams where they are necessary. 12.Sending the capital and revenue expenditure to the DGM(F&A) every month before 5th of every month. 13.Review the other environmental related issues as advised by the chairman. 14.Keeping the dust and other pollutants below the stipulated standards by laying of fixed sprinklers system on haul/coal roads. 15.Construction of settling/salutation tanks (as per stipulation) to reduce flow of soil etc in main streams /rivers. 16.Thick green belt (3 tier) shall be developed along with the boundaries of the mine as per EC/CFE/CFO conditions. 17.OB dumping shall be carried out in a systematic was in the retreating manners so as to take up plantation on the sloes of the dumps in the initial stage and slopes shall be maintained as per EC conditions.

54 18.Height and width of the decks have to be maintained properly and top soil shall be spread over the slopes to enable to take up plantation as per EC conditions. 19.Slope drains, connecting deck drains to garland drains. 20.PM 2.5 concentration to the below 60Ug/M3 as per the prescribed standards. At mine & base workshop only the concentration is slightly more than 60Ug/M3 . Meeting Minutes:

01. Chairman invited all he members and discussed the below points . 02. Chairman discussed the EC,CFE,CFO, EMP and Ground Water monitoring reports with the members.

03. Chairman enquired SE (Env) regarding the recent air, water and noise monitoring reports. S.E. (Env) replied that all the parameters are within the prescribed limits and found PM2.5 in slightly increased at mine Base Workshop and CHP. Action: DM(E&M), Base Workshop, DGM(CHP)

04. Chairman enquired SE (Env) regarding the recent ground water monitoring reports and its submission to Telangana State Ground Water department and CPCB.

SE(Env) replied that Ground Water monitoring is conducting by exploration Department of SCCL yearly four times after getting the reports the same are submitting to TS Ground Water Department, Karimnagar and CPCB , New Delhi. Action: SE (Env) RG-III

05. Chairman requested SOM, SO, SE (Env) and Survey Officer to make a visit along the garland drain and make necessary arrangements to clean the drain where it is necessary. Action: SOM, SO Sr. Survey Officer, SE (Env)

06. Chairman enquired SE (Env) and Dy.Manager (Forestry) regarding the Submission of plantation proposals to AGM (Forestry) and Dir (PP) for approval.

Dy.Manager (Forestry) and SE (Env) replied that the proposals of plantation at dumps, vacant land and avenue plantation from Vakilpalli mine to OC-II , Bokkala Vagu submitted to AGM(Forestry) and Dir (PP) for approval. Action: Dy.Mgr (Forestry), SE (Env),RG-III

07. Chairman enquired EE (Civil) regarding the construction of STP at colony as per EC conditions.

55 EE(Civil) replied tat STP was sanctioned to centenary colony proposals are to be made and submission to GM(Civil) for a approval. Action: EE(Civil),RG-III

08.Chairman enquired SE (Env) and EE (Civil) regarding the construction of roc fill dams. gabions and rock toe walls at dumps. EE (Civil) replied that award was given to contractor but he was not able to do the above work. Notice is to be given for construction. Action: EE (Civil), Rg-III 09.Chairman requested PE to arrange water flow meters to discharge water as per CFO conditions. Action: PE, OC-II

10.Chairman requested SOM to make necessary arrangements for settling tanks where they are necessary to control the silt before the water is entering into the Bokkala Vagu.

SOM replied that already six nos. of settling pond’s were constructed and found that they are in clean condition. Action: SOM,OC-II

11.Chairman advised SOM and SO to send the Capital Revenue expenditure every month before 2nd week of every month to DGM (F&A) and SE (Env) for submitting to MoEF

56 ANNEXURE-VII Compliance Status of Public Hearing of RG OC-II Public hearing was conducted on 27.06..2009 at 10.30 am near Mandal Parishad upper primary school, Akkepalli village, Manthani Mandal, Karimanagar Dist.

Sl. No. Issues raised by public Compliance Status

1 It is stated that land in survey nos. 117, 118, 119 SCCL will take action as per court and 120 of ladnapur land has been acquired by direction. SCCL in 1984 and the case of payment of compensation is pending in High court. Also expressed that they did not get the 2nd installment payment.

2 It is stated that one of akkapalli villager has been As per memorandum of Settlement Dt. trained by SCCL for employment in the mines, 6.6.1998 arrived between the but he is not provided the employment Management of SCCL and Trade Unions he was offered 2.0 lakhs in liew of employment.

3 It is Stated that due to blasting operations in RG As per SCCL observations the damage OC-II Project cattle shed has collapsed and so was not due to blasting vibrations. far no compensation is paid

4 Advised to take appropriate precautions and Air Pollution control measures such as preventive measures to control Air, Water, Noise adopting wet drilling methods & arranging and soil pollution. Suggested to plant as many Dust Collectors to drills, continuous water saplings as possible and to green the sprinkling by mobile sprinklers on haul Overburden dumps by planting income roads and at coal stock yards are being generating saplings for locals. arranged. Controlled blasting techniques by using NONEL Detonators with shock tubes, adoption of down the hole initiation are being followed in spite of increase in cost of production. In this project In-pit crusher conveyor technology is being used which controls the air pollution arising due to movement of vehicles and consumption of Diesel.

5 Requested to take needful activities in controlling Air pollution control measures such as pollution and conservation of Environment in adopting wet drilling methods & arranging general and improving social forestry in Dust Collectors to drills, continuous water particular. And also requested that all the sprinkling by mobile sprinklers on haul necessary steps to meet the feasible demands of roads and at coal stock yards are being affected people shall be taken. arranged. Controlled blasting techniques by using NONEL Detonators with shock tubes adoption of down the hole initiation are being followed in spite of increase cost of production. In this project In-. pit crusher conveyor technology is being

57 used which controls the air pollution arising due to movement of vehicles and consumption of Diesel.

6 Suggested that all efforts should be made to safe Air pollution control measures such as guard environment and biodiversity in the area adopting wet drilling methods & arranging and also fulfill the realistic & genuine demand of Dust Collectors to drills, continuous water local people on humanitarian grounds. sprinkling by mobile sprinklers on haul roads and at coal stock yards are being arranged. Controlled blasting techniques by using NONEL Detonators with shock tubes adoption of down the hole initiation are being followed in spite of increase cost of production. In this project In pit crusher conveyor technology is being used which controls the air pollution arising due to movement of vehicles and consumption of Diesel.

289.84 Ha of plantation done on Overburden dumps & vacant land upto 2015

SCCL will take all the steps to protect the environment by implementation of environment management plan is prepared for this project.

7 Represented that SCCL has acquired all the SCCL will examine the issue and will take lands in upper lokesaram revenue village except appropriate action accordingly. 71 acres 31 gts of land. Drains and bunds made in the above land by SCCL. Requested to acquire entire land.

8 It is stated that SC colony of Ladnapur village is SC colony acquisition is under process. 200 m away from the RG OCP.II project. They are facing many problems like exposure to blasting fumes , dust, water table has gone down and cracks developed in the structures and roads due to blast vibrations. Some of the houses collapsed due to blast vibrations and wild animals and snakes entering in to their colony from the plantations raised around RG OCP-II. Hence they have requested to acquire their colony.

9 Represented that thousands of acres of land Compensation is being paid as per the acquired by SCCL so far in Jallaram village but land Acquisition act. paid only nominal compensation. Agricultural lands were acquired but villages are partly Already Singireddipalli & Peddampet

58 acquired in Singireddypalli, Peddampet, villages were acquired. And Mangalpalli Mangalpalli, Vakilpalli Due to which we are village is also acquired except structures facing lot of problems. involved in court case.

10 Represented that ladnapur villagers have lost Compensation paid vide award their lands and houses and two crops for RG no:B2/175/2010, Dt: 24/12/2012. OCP-II project. At present they are cultivating the lands in survey no. 129 to 153 in about 175 acres. Requested to pay sufficient compensation.

11 Represented that they have offered to give their SCCL will pay the compensation for land lands for RG OC-II extension project provided as per the orders of Land acquisition that compensation @ Rs. 10 Lakhs per acre, officer under land acquisition act. Employment for one person per family, provision of all infrastructure facilities including construction of Tank (Cheruvu) at rehabilitated land. SCCL has provided training programmes for the local unemployment youth of surrounding villages in self employment trades like beautician, cell phone repairing, tailoring, computer hard ware, DTP, spoken English army & police recruitment for creating their own livelihood. It is proposed give training at Bangalore on driving Volvo vehicles to unemployment youth who are having driving license. The above training facilities will be extended in future.

12 Represented that SCCL has not provided Compensation was paid as per the anything under R&R Scheme in earlier Projects. Government rules and regulations prevailing at the time of land acquisition.

ANNEXURE-VIII

DETAILS OF FUNDS SPENT ON CSR ACTIVITIES

Sl. Name of the work & proceeding Date Sanctioned No. Amount (Rs) 1 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM THALLA POCHA 12.2.11 2,00,000 MALLAIAH (H) TO GURRALA SHANKAR (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI (M) 2 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM GURRALA 18-02-11 2,00,000 RAJESHAM (H) TO POLDASARI BHEEMAIAH(H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI(M) 3 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM DUBASI RAJAIAH (H) 2,00,000 TO BUDASI THIRUPATHI (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI(M) 4 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM GANDAM RAJAIAH 18-02-11 2,00,000 (H) TO PERUKU POSHALU (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI(M) 5 CC ROAD FROM GANDAM VEERAMMA (H) TO 18-02-11 2,00,000 INDLA RAMESH (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI(M) 6 CC ROAD FROM MEKKONDA BHAGYAMMA (H) 18-02-11 2,00,000 TO THUMMALA RAM REDDY (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI(M) 7 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM KASARLA RAJAIAH 18-02-11 2,00,000 (H) TO INDLA ANJAIAH (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPAKKI(M) 8 LAYING OF CC ROAD FROM NAMASANI 18-02-11 1,00,000 KOMARAIAH (H) TO MIRYALA SRINIVAS (H) AT SABBITHAM (V) OF PEDDAPALLI (M) 9 CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY HALL AT 14-09-12 2,25,000 RATNAPUR (V) OF KAMANPUR (M) 10 CONSTRUCTION OF SC COMMUNITY HALL AT 22-10-12 2,25,000 RATNAPUR(V) OF KAMANPUR(M) 11 TUBE LIGHTS FOR THE SURROUNDING 20.6.2014 4,500 VILLAGES FOR STREET LIGHT 12 VINAYAKA PRATIMAS OF SOIL DISTRIBUTED TO 29.8.2014 3,000

60 THE SURROUNDING VILLAGES 13 FOR SEGREGATION OF PLASTICS AND PAPERS 24.3.2015 1,80,000 MAKE BAGS FOR ISSUING TO THE COLONY RESIDENTS 14 PLANTS GIVEN TO THE MUTTARAM POLICE 26.2.2015 20,000 STATION 15 PLAYING MATERIAL GIVEN TO THE SCHOOL 28.2.2015 30,000 CHILDREN 16 FRUITBEARING PLANTS GIVEN TO THE 22.09.2015 3.00,000 SURROUNDING VILLAGERS 17 CLAY VINAYAIKA IDOLS GIVEN TO THE 17.09.2015 30,000 VILLAGERS AND COLONY RESIDENTS 18 MEDICAL CAMP CONDUTCTED AT RACHAPALLI 24.4.2015 80,000 VILLAGE Yoga classes conducted at Colony 4.5.2015 to 1,00,000 19 14.5.2015 20 Avagahana in employment for local youth 5.07.2015 40,000 21 Training on weaving work at SEWA Bhavan 06.09.2015 30,000 22 Heavy vehicle driving licence to the local youth 12.09.2015 30,000 23 Medical fitness and Vocational training centre to 24.9.2015 1,00,000 Rachapalli, Akkapalli, Akkapalli and ladnapur villager youth 24 Employment for the local children in the private 12.8.2015 company 25 Medical treatment to the villagers of Rachapalli 15.5.2015 20,000 and ladnapur villagers no. of persons 20 in Singareni Collieries Hospital 26 Allowed local youth for hired vehicles in company no of beneficiaries : 20 27 Borewell provided at Akkapalli 10.9.2015 50,000 28 Tank for cattle drinking water constructed at 10.9.2015 30,000 Rachapalli 29 Damaged public water pipe line replaced in 10.9.2015 30,000 siddapalli village Total 30,27,500

Annexure-ix Special health check up of work persons engaged in dusty areas in the last six months

Sl.No. Name of the employee Designation PME:16.04.2015 1 A.Shankariah Exp. Carrier 2 A.Srinivas General Mazdoor 3 V.Madhu Tripman PME: 19.04.2015 4 R.Mallaiah HOM 5 P.Venkataiah Drill Opr. 6 J.Narasaiah General Mazdoor 7 N.Narasinga Rao General Mazdoor PME: 18.05.2015 8 K.Lakshmayya General Mazdoor 9 K.Chandraiah General Mazdoor PME: 19.05.2015 10 Govindu E.P.Ele. 11 Posham General Mazdoor 12 Ch.Poshaiah General Mazdoor 13 B.Komaraiah General Mazdoor PME: 05.06.2015 14 R.Gopal General Mazdoor 15 Srinivasa Rao E.P.Ele. 16 N.Narasaiah Pump Opr. 17 M.Ilaiah General Mazdoor 18 G.Rajesham General Mazdoor PME: 08.06.2015 19 V.Satyanarayana E.P.Opr. 20 S.Janardhan, E.P. Opr. 21 T.Satyanarayana Drill Opr.

62 22 Ch.shankaraiah, Cable boy 23 G.Odelu General Mazdoor 24 S.Ramesh Chandar Sr.MS 25 S.Keshava Reddy Ex. Carrier 26 Ch.Mallaiah General Mazdoor PME: 07.07.2015 27 P.Poshaiah General Mazdoor 28 C.Mohanan Foreman 29 H.Rayamallu General Mazdoor 30 Ch.Tirupathi Reddy M.V Driver 31 K.S.R.K. Prasad Foreman 32 G.Malla Reddy General Mazdoor 33 T.Ilaiah, General Mazdoor 34 B.Rajanna Ex. Carrier PME:06.08.2015 35 M.Narasaiah, General Mazdoor 36 Ramamurthy E.P Opr. 37 P.Malla Reddy Ex. Carrier 38 D.Jayapal Reddy General Mazdoor 39 S.Sammaih General Mazdoor 40 A.Rajaiah Cable boy 41 P.Shankar Cable boy 42 A.Nagandra Prasad Drill Opr. 43 A.Venkateshwarlu Head Chairman 44 V.Raja Sammaih Drill Opr 45 V.Rajaveeru Drill Opr. 46 P.Mogili General Mazdoor 47 A.Bhomaiah General Mazdoor 48 Raji Reddy General Mazdoor 49 S.Lakshmaiah General Mazdoor PME: 13.08.2015 50 Muralidhar E.P. Opr 51 A.Vankata Manohar General Mazdoor PME: 21.08.2015 52 B.Shivanaga Rao Dump man 53 Md.Yakoob General Mazdoor 54 K.Satyanarayana Cable boy PME: 07.09.2015 55 P.Pocham General Mazdoor 56 M.Bala Mallu General Mazdoor 57 S.Ramulu Cable boy 58 K.Ramulu Cable boy 59 P.Pocham General Mazdoor 60 A.Rajaiah Chairman 61 B.Lingayya General Mazdoor 62 G.Kanakaiah General Mazdoor 63 R.Lingaiah Ex.carrier 64 A.Ramulu Cable boy 65 B.Lakshmaiah Pump Opr.

63 67 Narasimha Chary General Mazdoor 68 G.Rajam Boring Mazdoor 69 P.Rajaiah Trip min 70 D.Anna Reddy Chairman 72 Raja Mouli E.P Fitter