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Msc-Phd Seminar Topic A Mini Ratna Company ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (As per EIA Notification, 2006) FOR Expansion of Amrapali Expansion OCP (Phase-I) (Magadh-Amrapali Area) (Project Area:619.87 Ha Capacity: 25 MTPA) Central COALFIELD LIMITED (A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited) December 2020 Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Limited Gondwana Place, Kanke Road, Ranchi CMPDI/EIA/CCL/2020-21/Dec/3120195/01 ============================================================== Prepared by CMPDI, RI-III, Ranchi QCJ-NABETScheme for accreditation of EIA Consultant OrganlsatIonsNersIon 3/June 2015 EX".ocp capacity that developed the l, hereby, certify that I was a part of the EIA team in the following above EIA. Name of EIA Coordinator Signature: Date: '2,000- Period of involvement: Contact information: 87 Mobile: , Email: FUNCTIONAL AREA EXPERTS: INVOLVEMENT NAME OF THE EXPERT/S SIGNATURE AREAS (PERIOD AND TASK) Designing Air Quality Monitoring Network for various pollutants and meteorological parameters-sampling locations, frequency and number of samples FAE- Identificationof sources of Air Pollution, its AP impact. and most suitable control devices and mechanisms Preparing cost estimates for pollution control devices and suggesting measures for post closure environmental monitoring ( A-(A.a.e.L_,•O - apU..dA.tE_J Designing sampling network for water and waste water and inspecting Baseline Data Generation FAE- for water related samples. 2 WP Water Budgeting. optimising use of water for various sources of demand. suggesting measures for water conservation, recycling and reuse. Suggesting water treatment systems, drainage facilities DECLARATION OF ASSOCIATION IN THE EIA 3/June 2015 ConsultantOrganisations"ersion QCl•NABETSchemeforaccreditation of EIA for cost estimates for structures Preparing and treatmentof wastewaterlike ETP/STP/OiI suggesting Grcasc Trap/Scttling tank and environmental measures for post closure monitoring ( "i.oa.o- OUR solid Source of generation of non-hazardous waste and hazardous waste Quantificationof volume of non-hazardoussolid waste and hazardous waste handling and disposal techniques 3 SHW Management, of non-hazardous solid waste and hazardous waste Suggesting measures for minimization of generation of waste and how it can be reused/recycled. Do-yo- Associated with Baseline data generation for Socio-Economic. Interpretation of primary and secondary data to FAE- SH derive the socio-economic status of PAFs/PAPs stakeholders. 4 and all related SE CHAN Assessment of social changes arising out of the project and impact on the people, suggesting mitigation measures. Developmentof R & R plan and suggesting measures to enhance the socio economic status of the people living in and around the project. Associated with Baseline data generation for Flora and Fauna. Biodiversity management and identification of species labelled as rare, endangered and 5 FAE- threatened as per IUCN list. Impact of the project on flora and fauna. Preparation of conservation plan fot Scheduled species. Suggesting species for Road Plantation, soil and slope stabilintion, greenbelt development. Designing of ground water table measurement and monitoring network, computation of ground water recharge, flow rate and direction. Analysis and description of aquifer 6 FAE- D EBhUS • characteristics Preparation of water budget for an area. Determining the impact on groundwater table due to the project and suggesting artificial groundwater recharge and augmentation measures. dA.R) FAE Geology and Geo 7 GEO morphological analysis/dcscription and Stratigraphy/Lithology. Developing geological maps. DECLARATION OF ASSOCIATION IN THE EIA QCI-NABETScheme for accreditation of EIAConsultant Organisations/Version 3/June 2015 Determining the impact on groundwater table due to the project and suggesting artificial groundwater recharge and augmentation measures. Geology and Geo morphological analysis/description and Stratigraphy/Lithology. Developing geological maps. FAE Development of Mining plan incorporating like top soil preservation, 7 GEO environmental aspects waste dump management, reclamation/rehabilitationof mined out areas, run off management etc. — Environmental impacts of 3 phases of mining exploration, exploitation and post mining stages 00 —ea.,' Associated with Baseline data generation for soil-Sampling,analysis and characteriz.ationof soil Assessment of fertility/productivity of soil, FAE- nutrient availability 8 sc Assessment of impact of gaseous, liquid and solid pollutants on soil. Controlling degradation of soil/soil conservation Suggesting top soil conservation measures, storage and reuse technology. Associated in Baseline data generation for developing micro meteorological data for use in modeling I(omAR Collecting and using sgcondary data on FAE- meteorology like cloud cover, inversion related 9 data, mixing heights etc., for modeling Application of FDM air quality models in prediction ofdispersion of pollutants, plotting of isopleths of GLCs representing incremental pollution levels, worst case scenarios on suitable maps showing both, the sources of pollution as well as the environmentally sensitive receptors. Associated in Baseline data generation for noise quality. Sources of noise and vibration in the project FAE- Probable impacts of noise on communitiesand 10 NV kg 59B of vibration on buildings, structures, archaeological monuments etc Control of noise emanating from mining operations and suggesting control devices FAE- Developmentof Landuse Map RAJ Impact of project on surrounding land use DECLARATION OF ASSOCIATION IN THE EIA QCI-NABETScheme for accreditation of EIAConsultant Organisations/Version 3/June 2015 > Integration of land use related data/ information for assessing environmental impacts of developmental projects. Suggesting post closure sustainable land use and mitigative measures for preventing degradation of land. Identification of hazards and hazardous FAE- E k substances 12 Risks and consequences analysis Preparation of impact diagrams Vulnerability assessment Preparation of Emergency Preparedness Plan Declaration by the Head of the Accredited Consultant Organization/ Authorized Person l, hereby, confirm that the above mentioned experts prepared the EIA of I also confirm that the consultant organization shall be fully accountable for any mis-leading information mentioned in this statement. Signature: Name: A-NO S Reg•nal Designation: Dhector RI-å. G.M.p D.l.. Name of the EIA consultant organization: CMPDIL NABET CertificateNo. & Issue Date: NABET/EIA/1720/RA0092 dated 28.05.2018 DECLARATION OF ASSOCIATION IN THE EIA Final EIA & EMP of Amrapali Expansion OCP (Phase-I) (619.87 Ha./25 MTPA) Magadh-Amrapali Area, Central Coalfields Limited ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic Information- Expansion of Amrapali OCP (Phase-I) (25 MTPA/619.87 Ha) PROJECT DETAILS 1. Name of the project Expansion of Amrapali OCP (Phase-I) (25 MTPA/619.87 Ha) 2. Name of the Company, Address CCL Tele No. & E-mail Central Coalfields Limited Darbhanga House, PO- Ranchi Dist : Ranchi, Jharkhand PIN-834001 3. Latitude and Longitude of the It lies between latitudes 23°52'36.34"N to project 23°53'54.82"N and longitudes of 84° 58'44.35"E to 85°1'32.38"E. 4. If a Joint venture, the names & Not Applicable. It is a project of Central Coalfield addresses of the JV partners Limited. including their share 5. Details of coal linkage As per the Approved EPR of Amrapali OCP (25/35 MTPA), a new pit head Amrapalirailway siding for dispatch and transportation of coal from mine to siding throughcovered conveyor belt system is proposed. The construction of pit head Amrapali Railway siding is under progress, it has beenestimated that it may take 3 years to come into operation. Till then, coal will be transported to sidings on Shivpur-Tori line by covered tippingtrucks. 6. Whether the project is in the No Critically Polluted Area (CPA) 7. Cost of the project 5136.15 Cr ( As per Approved Expansion PR of Amrapali OCP (25/35 MTPA). 8. Employment generated/to be The project has given a boost to the economy of generated the area by providing primary and secondary employment to local people. The infra-structural facilities provided by the project is benefitting local villagers also. Several activities have been taken up under CSR for the social empowerment of local villagers. The standard of living of the local inhabitants has improved significantly due to indirect employment and service opportunities. 9. Benefits of the project • Improvements in Physical Infrastructure • Improvements in Social Infrastructure • Increase in Employment Potential • Contribution to the Exchequer • Meet energy and steel sector requirement • Productive utilization of existing manpower ============================================================== Prepared by CMPDI, RI-III, Ranchi ii Final EIA & EMP of Amrapali Expansion OCP (Phase-I) (619.87 Ha./25 MTPA) Magadh-Amrapali Area, Central Coalfields Limited ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- of project 10. Whether new or expansion Expansion project. i. If expansion from ..MT to …….. 14.40 MTPA to 25.00 MTPA MT ii. What is the % of expansion 11. If for expansion, whether the No. application is under 7(ii) of the EIA Notification, 2006. 12. If expansion, please indicate NA the number and date of the certified Compliance Report of Regional Office of the MoEF 13. No. and Date of
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