Reply to the observations raised for 500 bedded Hospital at , by: M/s Jharkhand State Building Construction Corporation Ltd

S. No. Observations Reply 1. Rain water harvesting 1. The zone comes under the safe zone and the abstraction potentiality study of the ground water is allowed as per the CGWA departments. Reference is attached as Annexure I. 2. Although, project will meet the water demand by municipal corporation supply, but for obtaining the sustainable environment practices we adopted the following technologies for artificial ground water recharge systems; a) Rain water harvesting pits: - Total 21 no of pits are proposed for the ground water recharge. The calculations and the details of the quantum of runoff based along with the pit design considering the freeboard of the tank is attached as Annexure-II. b) Adoption of the pond within the project site. The average width of the pond is 70.24 m x 67.19 m x 2 m. Hence, the volume of the existing pond will be 9438.85 cu.m. The existing pond will be maintained by the PP and will act as natural recharge structure. 3. As per the design of the project all the water from the rooftop catchment will be collected in the desilting chamber through stormwater line and then it will go the pits for the recharging the pond. Revised Survey Plan is attached as Annexure III.

2. Zero Discharge potentiality Details of the water:

Total water requirement: 411 KLD. For domestic: 195 KLD Flushing-85 KLD DG Set Cooling-21.6 KLD Horticulure-58 KLD HVAC-51.6 KLD

Total wastewater generated is 241 KLD.

The STP proposed for the total project- 550 KLD (50+300+200) KL of SBR technology (developed module wise). The ETP proposed for treatment for the effluents- 50 KLD.

The STP capacity for the Hospital component- 300 KLD. Treated water recovered- 217 KLD

Recycled water reused within the project site for the purpose of Horticulture, Flushing, D.G Cooling and HVAC which leads to Zero Exit Discharge.

The water balance diagram is attached as Annexure-IV. 3. Bio-medical segregation The Biomedical waste will be managed as per the Biomedical treatment & disposal plan Waste Management Rules, 2016. The detailed BMW Plan along with cost & time along with budgeting and time frame is attached as Annexure frame V.

4. Hydrological Report- As per the ground water studies conducted by the CGWB Radius of influence & Depth to water levels – Depth to water levels during pre- recharge potential. monsoon season varies between 7.10 mbgl to 11.90 mbgl & During Post-monsoon season water level varies between 2.10 mbgl to 8.90 mbgl. Fluctuation varies between 2 to 6 m. CGWA brochure is attached as Annexure VI" Source: Ground Water Information Booklet , Jharkhand State, 2013 Hydrogeological study will be carried in due course of time i.e. post monsoon. It is requested to esteemed SEAC to give this as a condition in EC letter. The study report will be furnished in the coming six yearly compliance report. 5. Continuous monitoring Demand of Water requirement for the project will be met study of ground water through municipal corporation. Application is attached as Annexure VII. If in case ground water will be withdrawn upon taking permission from CGWA than the following practices will be adopted for continuous monitoring of the ground water: 1. Piezometer will be installed at the project site as per the guidelines of CGWA. 2. The measuring frequency of the ground water level will be recorded monthly. 3. The compliances of the CGWA permission will be done in stipulated time frame. 6. Volatile organic carbon & The VOC control plan along with control plan with cost and odor control plan-Time, time is attached as Annexure VIII. cost & schedule 7. Eco Sensitive Zone- Status 1. The project site is outside the ESZ of Hazaribagh Wildlife of the project Sanctuary. The distance from the project site to the ESZ boundary is 2.3 Km.

2. Please refer Gazette notification SO 2755(E) issued by MoEF&CC dated 1 August 2019, page no. 32-38 which clearly indicates the name of the villages which comes under ESZ and that our village Kolghatti does not comes under the notified villages which clarifies that the project is outside the ESZ boundary. The Gazette Notification is attached as Annexure IX.

3. In light of the above mentioned points - Please refer ""point no. (ii) Page 2 of 3 of the OM dated 8 August,2019"" which clearly indicates that ""the project located outside the stipulated boundary limit of notified ESZ and located within 10 km of the National Park/Wild life sanctuary, prior clearance from standing committee of the SCNBWL may not be applicable. However, such proposals from Environmental angle including impact of the developmental activity /project on the wildlife habitat, if any, would be examined by the sector specific SEAC and appropriate conservation measures in the form of recommendations shall be made. These recommendations shall be explicitly mentioned in the Environment Clearance letter and shall be ensured by the Member secretary concerned"". The OM is attached as Annexure X.

The map indicating the distance between the ESZ boundary and project site on the Survey of Toposheet is attached as an Annexure XI.

ANNEXURE I

8/29/2019 cgwa-noc.gov.in/Sub/CheckEligibility/CheckEligibility.aspx Government of India Ministry of Jal Shakti Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) Application for Issue of NOC to Abstract Ground Water (NOCAP) A- A A+

Information Check Application Eligibility Application Information Guidelines Application Infrastructure Steps for Filling Type: Online Application Application New Purpose:

Application Hospitals Documents Type Required Category/ Type of Application: Documents Required for Online Water Quality Application Water Fresh Water Industrial Quality Type : Infrastructure Mining Ground Water Utilization

Whether Ground Water Track Status Utilization for: * New Industry Existing Industry Application Status Expansion Program of Existing Industry Online

Location Location Detail State: * JHARKHAND Area Type District: * HAZARIBAGH Segment-B Area Assessment SADAR Type unit: * Regional office Location CGWA Check Eligibility Reset Headquarters Eligibility Result cgwa-noc.gov.in/Sub/CheckEligibility/CheckEligibility.aspx 1/2 8/29/2019 cgwa-noc.gov.in/Sub/CheckEligibility/CheckEligibility.aspx Whether regulated by State Govt: No Reports

Area Type Category : Non-Notified Applied for NOC - Categorization of Assessment Units: Safe Online Water Based / Water Intensive Industry : No NOC Issued-Online Water Quality Type : Fresh Water

Contact Us Ground Water Utilization

Whether Ground Water Utilization New Industry Contact for:

Eligibility for applying for Allowed NOC*:

*You are Eligible to apply for issuance of NOC for ground water withdrawal.

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ANNEXURE II

CONSTRUCTION OF 500 BEDDED GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL AT HAZARIBAGH

Sub :Details Calculation of Total Rain Water Harvesting Pit.

S.NO. DESCRIPTION DETAILS UNIT REMARKS

A Terraces areas - Volume of runoff 1 AREA 25888.59 SQM

2.588859 HECTARE 2 RAINFALL (One Hour) 25 mm/Hr

3 COEFFICIENT 0.8 DISCHARGE AS PER RAINFALL 4 INTENSITY (Q) 517.77 CUM/Hr

B Paved, Road, Parking,Private terrace areas - Volume of runoff

1 AREA 60172.54 SQM 6.017254 HECTARE

2 RAINFALL (One Hour) 25 mm/Hr 3 COEFFICIENT 0.7

DISCHARGE AS PER RAINFALL 4 INTENSITY (Q) 1053.02 CUM/Hr

C Landscaped & green areas - volume of runoff

1 AREA 12376.84 SQM 1.237684 HECTARE

2 RAINFALL (One Hour) 25 mm/Hr 3 COEFFICIENT 0.2

DISCHARGE AS PER RAINFALL 4 INTENSITY (Q) 61.88 CUM/Hr

D Total for all areas - volume of runoff & Calculation for RWH

Total Volume of runoff generated from the 1 1632.68 m3 proposed campus (A+B+C) Percolation of Rain Water through harvesting 2 163.27 m3 pit 10% of total discharge

Balance Volume of rainwater discharge 3 1469.41 m3 capacity. Size of the Rain Water Harvesting Pit 4 Structure for 60 minute storage (Dia.of Pit- 1469.41 m3 4.5m & effec tive depth-4.5m)

5 Volume of a single circular recharge pit 71.53 m3 6 Hence No. of pits required 21 Nos

Note:

Calculations based on Mannings formula

Q=10*C*I* A

ANNEXURE III 6.0 M WIDE ROAD

100.00

6.0 M WIDE ROAD EXISTING ROAD ON SITE

PLAY GROUND EXISTING 20.00 BUILDING STAFF RESIDENCE

STAFF QTRS. (S+8) 32NOS. E 2859.844 6.0 M WIDE ROAD N 1779.857 9.0 M WIDE ROAD

20.00 6.0 M WIDE ROAD EXISTING ROAD ON SITE

STAFF QTRS. 100.00 (S+8) 32NOS.

9.0 M WIDE ROAD 9.0 M WIDE ROAD EXISTING ROAD ON SITE

100.00

95 EXISTING ROAD ON SITE

64.65 95 94.5

7.5 M WIDE ROAD 12.0 M WIDE ROAD

ENTRANCE GATE

124.44 POND 70.04 POND INVERT R.L EXT. BOUNDRY 97.000 WALL TOP R.L 99.120

67.19 PROPOSED 76.70 STP

EXISTING ROAD ON SITE 9.0 M WIDE ROAD

EXISTING ROAD ON SITE EXT. BOUNDRY EXISTING ROAD ON SITE WALL TOP R.L 98.500 EXIXTING BUILDING 100.00

100.00

100.00 100.00 MAIN ENTRANCE

24.35

EXISTING ROAD ON SITE 9.0 M WIDE ROAD EXISTING ROAD ON SITE MAIN ENTRANCE

18.15

23.36 NOTES:- 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METER. RESIDENCE OF JAIL SUPRITENDENT

ANNEXURE IV Daily Water Demand Calculation Rate Rate of Total of water Water Water water Water dema Require Area No. of Require deman Require nd ment S. No Description (sq. Beds/Oc ment for d for ment for for Domestic mtr) cupancy Domestic Flushi Flushing dome + (KLD) ng (KLD) stic Flushing (@lpc (@lpc (KLD) d) d) A. Hospital Building

Patients + Attendant 1 500 300 150 150 75 225 +Staff + visitors Out Patient 2 Department 2000 10 20 5 10 30 (OPD) Laundry + 3 500 50 25 0 0 25 Kitchen Total Domestic Water Requirement 280 19403. 58.2 say B. Horticulture 3 liter for 1 sq. mtr 330 58 3000 KVA C. DG Set (2*150 0.9*KVA* 8 Hours 21.6 0 KVA) D. HVAC 430 10*Capacity* 12 hours 51.6 411.2 Total Water Requirement Say 411 KLD

Sullage Calculations for Hospital

Domestic Water Requirement 280 KLD

 80% of Fresh Water Demand 156 KLD  100% of Flushing Water Demand 85 KLD Sullage Generated 241 KLD

Water Diagram

Sullage Generated 241 KLD FRESH WATER @ 80% STP Capacity 300 KLD +ETP Capacity (195 KLD) @100% 50 KLD

@ 90 % of FLUSHING 85 KLD 241 KLD = (85 KLD) (217 KLD)

D.G sets Cooling 21.6 KLD

(21.6 KLD)

HORTICULTURE 58 KLD

(58 KLD)

51.6 KLD HVAC (51.6 KLD)

ZERO EXIT DISCHARGE

ANNEXURE V Detailed Bio medical waste management plan along with the classification of category :

Category Type of Waste Type of Bag or Treatment and Disposal options Container to be used (1) (2) (3) (4) Yellow (a) Human Anatomical Yellow coloured Incineration or Plasma Pyrolysis or Waste: non-chlorinated deep burial* plastic bags (b)Animal Anatomical Waste:

(c) Soiled Waste: Incineration or Plasma Pyrolysis or * deep burial

In absence of above facilities, autoclaving or micro-waving/ hydroclaving followed by shredding or mutilation or combination of sterilization and shredding. Treated waste to be sent for energy recovery.

(d) Expired or Yellow coloured Expired `cytotoxic drugs and items Discarded Medicines: non-chlorinated contaminated with cytotoxic drugs to be Pharmaceutical waste plastic bags or returned back to the manufacturer or like antibiotics, containers supplier for incineration at temperature cytotoxic drugs >1200 0C or to common bio-medical including all items waste treatment facility or hazardous contaminated with waste treatment, storage and disposal cytotoxic drugs along facility for incineration at >12000C Or with glass or plastic Encapsulation or Plasma Pyrolysis at ampoules, vials etc. >12000C.

All other discarded medicines shall be either sent back to manufacturer or disposed by incineration.

(e) Chemical Waste: Yellow coloured Disposed of by incineration or Plasma Chemicals used in containers or Pyrolysis or Encapsulation in production of biological non-chlorinated hazardous waste treatment, storage and and used or discarded plastic bags disposal facility. disinfectants. (f) Chemical Liquid Separate After resource recovery, the chemical Waste: collection liquid waste shall be pre-treated before Liquid waste generated system leading mixing with other wastewater. The due to use of chemicals to effluent combined discharge shall conform to the in production of treatment system discharge norms given in Schedule- III. biological and used or discarded disinfectants, Silver X-ray film developing liquid, discarded Formalin, infected secretions, aspirated body fluids, liquid from laboratories and floor washings, cleaning, house-keeping and disinfecting activities etc.

(g) Discarded linen, Non-chlorinated Non- chlorinated chemical disinfection mattresses, beddings yellow plastic followed by incineration or Plazma contaminated with bags or suitable Pyrolysis or for energy recovery. blood or body fluid. packing material In absence of above facilities, shredding or mutilation or combination of sterilization and shredding. Treated waste to be sent for energy recovery or incineration or Plazma Pyrolysis. (h) Microbiology, Autoclave safe Pre-treat to sterilize with non- Biotechnology and plastic bags or chlorinated chemicals on-site as per other clinical containers National AIDS Control Organisation or laboratory waste: World Health Organisation guidelines Blood bags, thereafter for Incineration. Laboratory cultures, stocks or specimens of micro- organisms. Red Contam inated Waste Red coloured A utoclaving or micro-waving/ ( Recyclable) non-chlorinated hydroclaving followed by shredding or (a) Wastes generated plastic bags or mutila tion or combination of from disposable items containers ster ilization and shredding. Treated such as tubing, bottles, w aste to be sent to registered or intravenous tubes authorized recyclers or for energy and recovery or plastics to diesel or fuel oil or sets, catheters, urine for road making, whichever is possible. bags, syringes (without needles and fixed Plastic waste should not be sent to landfill needle syringes) and sites. vaccutainers with their needles cut) and gloves.

attenuated vaccines, human and animal cell cultures used in research, industrial laboratories, White Waste sharps Puncture proof, Autoclaving or Dry Heat Sterilization (Translucent) including Metals: Leak proof, followed by shredding or mutilation or Needles, syringes with tamper proof encapsulation in metal container or fixed needles, needles containers cement concrete; combination of from needle tip cutter shredding cum autoclaving; and sent for or final disposal to iron foundries (having burner, scalpels, consent to operate from the State blades, or any Pollution Control Boards or Pollution other Control Committees) or sanitary landfill Blue (contaminateda) G lass sharpware: Cardboard boxes Dorisinfect designaionted (byconcrete soaking waste the sharp washed pit. Brokenobject that or may discarded cause with blue colored glass waste after cleaning with andpuncture contaminated and cuts. marking detergent and Sodium Hypochlorite glassThis including treatment) or through autoclaving or medicineincludes both vials used, and microwaving or hydroclaving and then ampoulesdiscarded except those and sent for recycling. contaminatedcontaminated metal with cytotoxicsharps wastes.

(b) Metallic Body Cardboard boxes Implants with blue colored marking

BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT BUDGET

S. No. Description Size/ Capacity Qty. UNIT RATE Amount

High Pressure High Speed 1 Horizontal Rectangular regulated 600Wx900Hx1200D 1 Each 4250000 4250000 medical waste management (a) Carriage 1 Each 182000 182000 (b) M.S. Trolley 1 Each 92000 92000 2 Waste Shredder 50 kg/hr, 10 HP 1 Each 1100000 1100000 3 Syringe Needle Destroyer 25 Each 5600 140000 4 Waste collection Containers 0 8" x 10" x 21" 100 Each 4700 470000 12" x 14" x 33" 100 Each 7400 740000 17" x 14" x 33" 100 Each 9200 920000 Transportation Trolley complete 5 5 100 lts approx. Each 182000 910000 with bin (SS 304) 6 Wast Collection bags 0 17" x 25" 500 Each 29 14500 25" x 37" 700 Each 38 26600 36" x 40" 300 Each 47 14100 7 M.V Cubicle 1 Each 830000 830000 Laying proper connections testing and commissioning of 1.1 kv PVC insulated aluminium 8 1 Each 650000 650000 conductor as per IS:1554 laid underground/cable tray/on surface of wall/hume pipe etc. 1,03,39,200

Every Year Rs. 25,000 will be spend on the biomedical waste management.

ANNEXURE VI

भूजल सूचना पुस्तिका हजारीबाग जिला, झारखंड

Ground Water Information Booklet Sahibganj Hazaribagh District, Jharkhand State

Godda BIHAR Pakur

Koderma

U.P. Chatra Garhwa Palamau Hazaribagh Jamtara

Dhanbad Latehar Bokaro Ramgarh CHHATTISGARH Lohardaga WEST BENGAL Gumla

Saraikela Kharsawan SIMDEGA East Singhbhum West Singhbhum

ORISSA के न्द्रीय भूमिजल बो셍 ड Central Ground water Board

जल संसाधन िंत्रालय Ministry of Water Resources (भारि सरकार) (Govt. of India)

रा煍य एकक कायाडलय, रााँची State Unit Office,Ranchi िध्य-पूर्वी क्षेत्र Mid-Eastern Region पटना

मसिंबर 2013 September 2013

भूजल सूचना पुस्तिका हजारीबाग जिला, झारखंड Ground Water Information Booklet Hazaribagh District, Jharkhand State

Prepared By

टी बी एन स ंह (वैज्ञाननक )

T. B. N. Singh (Scientist C)

रा煍य एकक कायाडलय, रााँची िध्य-पूर्वी क्षेत्र,पटना

State Unit Office, Ranchi Mid Eastern Region, Patna

Depth to water levels – Depth to water levels during pre-monsoon season varies between 7.10 mbgl to 11.90 mbgl. Shallowest water levels were reported from Meru (7.10mbgl) and the deepest water level from (11.90 mbgl).Hazaribagh,Padma,Barkagaon,Dari,,Barhi blocks have water level more than 10mbgl,Bishungarh,, block. During Post-monsoon season water level varies between 2.10 mbgl to 8.90 mbgl. Fluctuation varies between 2 to 6 m. Table 2: Depth to water level map of NHNS wells (2012-13) Location May-2012 August 12 November-12 January-2013 Barhi 10.70 6.60 7.60 8.30 Barkatha 8.50 7.00 5.50 6.80 Hazaribagh 10.80 3.10 2.95 6.30 6.90 4.65 5.40 5.80 Padma 11 9.00 8.90 9.10 Daru 10.20 1.10 2.10 3.30 Meru 7.10 6.65 7.50 9.30 Barkagaon 11.90 8.80 8.50 10.30 Garrikalan 8.20 5.10 1.90 3.80 6.80 4.30 2.90 3.05 8.60 6.40 6.85 7.80

ANNEXURE VII

ANNEXURE VIII VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND SOURCES AND ODOUR CONTROL PLAN WITH COST AND TIME Definition: VOC’s is defined as organic compounds with a boiling point in the range of 50-2600C. This group is composed by a large amount of low molecular weight pollutants. Existence and Sources of VOC in Hospital : VOC are produced both indoor and outdoor and are always present in the normal atmospheric conditions. The sources are various which are elaborated below: Indoor Air Quality: Chemicals, adhesives, resins and building materials inside the hospital building in the operation phase: - Potential Sources of Indoor VOC’s S. No. VOC’s Sources 1 Formaldehyde Pesticides, flooring materials, insulating materials, wood- based materials, machine, coatings and paints 2 Toluene Pesticides, flooring materials, insulating materials, wood- based materials, machine, paints, adhesive, gasoline, combustion sources 3 Acetaldehyde Wood- based materials, flooring materials, HVAC System 4 Paradichlorobenzene Ceiling materials, wood-based materials, pesticides 5 Ethylbenzene Furniture, paints, adhesive, gasoline, combustion sources 6 Methylene chloride flooring materials, Furniture, HVAC System, coatings and paints 7 Chloroethylene flooring materials, coatings and paints, dry cleaned clothes 8 Carbon tetrachloride coatings and paints, industrial strengths cleaners 9 Chloroform Pesticide, glue 10 Naphthalene Insulating materials, mixed materials, wall painting 11 Other VOCs (e.g. Plastic, resins, plasticizers, solvents usage, flavors, esters and ketones) perfumes, paints, disinfectants, adhesives

Outdoor Air Quality: The source of VOC are majorly emissions from the machineries and fuel combustion from the vehicular movements. Air Quality and Odour Control: 1. Emission source control 2. Ventilation 3. Air Cleaning These are three important approaches to improve indoor air quality

Emission source control: Proper material management and strictly adopting the GCP and GLP, s in the hospital. Ventilation: HVAC systems 24x7. Air exchange rates will be maintained as per OHSAS and ASHRAE standards. Photocatalytic Oxidation in ICU’s and other sensitive places The recommended design conditions, ventilation, and pressure requirement for comfort and cross contamination control for critical areas are indicated in below Table :

S. No. Area Temp 0C Relative Pressure Ve ntillatio n Humidity Relationship % w.r.t. Adjacent Mini mu m Mini mu m Area Air changes of total air outdoorair per changes hour per hour

1 . Operation theatres (for 100% fresh air 17-27 (adjustable 45-55 (+) 1 5 15 system) (for recirculatory system) over above range) 5 25

2 . Rcovery rooms 2 4 45-55 2 6

3 . Nursery full time special care 24 30-60 (+) 5 1 2 (incubation) 24-27 30-60 (+)

4 . Nursing 2 4 5 0 (+) 2 6

5 . Intensive care units 2 4 30-60 (+) 2 6

6 . Patient bedrooms 24 or less 30% for (+) 2 4 winter 50% for summer

7 . General areas 24-27 30-60 (+) 2 9

8 . Radiology/surgery 24-27 40-50 (+) 3 1 5

9 . Diagnostic 24-27 40-50 (+) 2 6 Ref: Environmental Control Including Ventilation In Hospitals by Vipin Kaushal, P.S. Saini, A.K. Gupta Air Cleaning: Method: Botanical Purification Principle: Air is passed through a planted soil or directly on the plants. The contaminates are then degraded by microorganisms and/or plants, the precise mechanism being unclear.

CO2, Organic and amino acids are the byproducts. Advantages: Low cost, no secondary pollution, beautifying the indoor environment. Cost & Time: The cost will depend upon the HVAC systems to be installed and other control measures adopted by the Hospital management at the time of operation of project. ***************************************************************************

ANNEXURE IX 32 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART II—SEC . 3(ii)]

Annexure-III Table A -GPS Co-ordinates of 10 Important Points on Hazaribag Wildlife Sanctuary Boundary

GPS Co-ordinates of 10 Important Points on Hazaribag Wildlife Sanctuary Boundary

Points Latitude (N) Longitude (E) WB -1 24.0287353 85.3188341 WB -2 24.1044644 85.204184 WB -3 24.1420867 85.2084227 WB -4 24.182815 85.2 445153 WB-5 24.1868478 85.2973236 WB-6 24.1865578 85.4114566 WB-7 24.1855639 85.4522232 WB-8 24.155473 85.5210726 WB -9 24.096679 85.4596269 WB -10 24.0712338 85.3701658

Table B-GPS Co-ordinates of 10 Important Points on Hazaribag Wildlife Sanctuary's ESZ Boundary

GPS Co-ordinates of 10 Important Points on Hazaribag Wildlife Sanctuary's ESZ Boundary Points Latitude (N) Longitude (E) EB-1 24.015983 85.2029421 EB -2 24.0818193 85.1611126 EB -3 24.1567857 85.1448759 EB -4 24.2272691 85.1764729 EB -5 24.2293016 85.2872968 EB-6 24.1968733 85.3806201 EB-7 24.1733697 85.5668853 EB-8 24.1210868 85.5816588 EB-9 24.0637773 85.4618692 EB -10 24.0577175 85.397699

Annexure-IV DETAILS OF ENCLAVED VILLAGES OF HAZARIBAG WILDLIFE SANCTUARY FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ECO SENSITIVE ZONE Sl. Name of Village Admm Block GPS.Co-ordinates Town/ Village code as No per Census of India , 2011

1 2 3 4 5 1 Rahea Ichak 24.1123 N, 85.2881 E 368052

2 Kaile Ichak 24.1406 N, 85.3404 E 368065

3 Champanagar Nawadih Ichak 24.112 N, 85.3163 E 368054 ¹Hkkx IIµ[k.M 3(ii)º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 33

4 Mathwa (Nathwa) Ichak 24.1225 N 85.3411 E 368064

5 Tilra Ichak 24.0960 N 85.3344 E 368058 6 Bhuswa Ichak 24.0822 N 85.3397 E 368059

7 Bikrama Ichak 24.0818 N 85.3068 E 368056

8 Koatu Ichak 24.0911 N 85.3202 E 368057 9 Pok haria Ichak 24.1400 N 85.3724 E 368066

10 Pandra Ichak 24.1548 N 85.3901 E 368067

11 Lotwa Ichak 24.1429 N 85.4013 E 368068 12 Sijhua Ichak 24.1110 N 85.3916 E 368081

13 Dangi Ichak 24.1187 N 85.3710 E 368063

14 Fuldaha Ichak 24.1136 N 85.3530 E 36806 2 15 Hadari Ichak 24.0976 N 85.4079 E 368080

16 Dumraun Ichak 24.0914 N 85.3678 E 368060

17 Gurkua Ichak 24.0986 N 85.3526 E 368061 18 Parasirajghat Ichak 24.1426 N 85.4237 E 368069

19 Puranpania Ichak 24.1513 N 85.4918 E 368132

20 Seal Kalan Ichak 24.1356 N 85.4704 E 368127 21 Kaladawar Ichak 24.1356 N 85.4839 E 368133

22 Phuphundi. Ichak 24.1343 N 85.4969 E 368134

23 Marpa Ichak 24.1295 N 85.5066 E 368137 24 Seal khurd Ichak 24.1306 N 85.4602 E 368128

25 Turi Ichak 24.1508 N 85.4446 E 368129

26 Hasel Ichak 24.1231 N 85.4455 E 368070 27 Manai Ichak 24.1281 N 85.4533 E 368071

28 Barkakalan Ichak 24.1184 N 85.4323 E 368074

29 Parasi Ichak 24.0998 N 85.4231 E 368079 30 Khutra Ichak 24.1080 N 85.4271 E 368075

31 Darighaghar Ichak 24.1711 N 85.4 523 E 368130

32 Gardih Ichak 24.1649 N 85.4802 E 368131 33 Simratari Ichak 24.1550 N 85.5070 E 368135

34 Dumri Ichak 24.1244 N 85.2991 E 368053

35 Koiwadi or Kolwadih Ichak 24.0885 N 85.3027 E 368055 36 Pichri 24.0793 N 85.2732 E 368631

37 Gosi Katkamsandi 24.0730 N 85.2531 E 368632

38 Sulmi Katkamsandi 24.0721 N 85.3162 E 368648 34 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART II—SEC . 3(ii)]

39 Sarugaru Khurd Katkamsandi 24.0680 N 85.2742 E 368629

40 Lupung Katkamsandi 24.0607 N 85.3041 E 368647 41 Bahimar Katkamsandi 24.0631 N 85.2797 E 368628

42 Asdhir Katkamsandi 24.0492 N 85.2956 E 368643

43 Bartua Katkamsandi 24.0430 N 85.3151 E 368645 44 Dukra Katkamsandi 24.0507 N 85.3223 E 368646

45 Jalima Katkamsandi 24.0362 N 85.3103 E 368644

46 Kumhiatanr Katkamsandi 24.0613 N 85.2605 E 368633

47 Bargara Katkamsandi 24.0554 N 85.2788 E 368634

48 Danr Katkamsandi 24.0915 N 85.2767 E 368626 49 Gurudih Katkamsandi 24.1173 N 85.2660 E 368625

50 Sakarja Katkamsandi 24.1189 N 85.2453 E 368607

51 Nachle Katkamsandi 24.1056 N 85.2459 E 36862 4 52 Dumri Katkamsandi 24.1170 N 85.2365 E 368608

53 Hatkauna Katkamsandi 24.0910 N 85.2264 E 368622

54 Lakhnu Katkamsandi 24.0918 N 85.2097 E 368621 55 Harhad Katkamsandi 24.0865 N 85.2416 E 368623

56 Edla Katkamsandi 24.1381 N 85.2144 E 368612

57 Bajha Katkamsandi 24.1367 N 85.2308 E 368606 58 Uridiri Katkamsandi 24.1159 N 85.2233 E 368610

59 Borogara Katkamsandi 24.1058 N 85.2227 E 368609

60 Kharika Katkamsandi 24.1208 N 85.2127 E 368611 61 Dharhara Katkamsandi 24.0688 N 85.3276 E 368649

62 Da nto Kalan Katkamsandi 24.1680 N 85.2406 E 368603

63 Danto Khurd Katkamsandi 24.1534 N 85.2621 E 368602 64 Kud Katkamsandi 24.1500 N 85.2395 E 368605

65 Balia Katkamsandi 24.1802 N 85.2934 E 368599

66 Raibar Katkamsandi 24.1557 N 85.2892 E 368601 67 Ho reya Katkamsandi 24.1528 N 85.3088 E 368600

68 Sarugaru Kalan Katkamsandi 24.0696 N 85.2835 E 368630

69 Donai Kalan Padma 24.1629 N 85.3339 E 368022 70 Jihu Padma 24.1584 N 85.3658 E 368030

71 Tilir Padma 24.1613 N 85.4030 E 368037

72 Bundu Padma 24.1 674 N 85.4170 E 368040

¹Hkkx IIµ[k.M 3(ii)º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 35

ECO SENSITIVE ZONE IDENTIFICATION AND DETAILS OF AREA AROUND HAZARIBAG WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

Sl. Name of Village Admm Block GPS.co-ordinates Town/ Village code No as per Census of India , 2011

1 2 3 4 5 1 Bardag Barhi 24.2283 N 85.4601 E 367994 2 Chorgarha Barhi 24.2272 N 85.4724 E 367997 3 Jitpur Barhi 24.2158 N 85.4727 E 367998 4 Pipratanr Barhi 24.2113 N 85.4922 E 368003 5 Daurwa (P) Barhi 24.2209 N 85.4398 E 367894 6 Kutma Barhi 24.2030 N 85.4717 E 367999 7 Karharia Barhi 24.1974 N 85.4984 E 368002 8 Rani Chunwa (P) Barhi 24.1949 N 85.5201 E 368006 9 Narsinghwa Barhi 24.1904 N 85.4642 E 368000 10 Dhobghat Barhi 24.1828 N 85.4884 E 368001 11 Meramgarah (P) Barkatha 24.1904 N 85.5380E 368306 12 Ghangri (P) Barkatha 24.1851 N 85.5547 E 368319 13 Barkatha 24.1788 N 85.5173 E 368607 14 Tilaia Pachrukhi (P) Barkatha 24.1702 N 85.5513 E 368318 15 Hethli Debo Barkatha 24.1664 N 85.5337 E 368309 16 Upraili debo Barkatha 24.1664 N 85.5138 E 368308 17 Babhni (P) Barkatha 24.1485 N 85.5292 E 368145 18 Rausa Barkatha 24.1619 N 85.5458 E 368310 19 Rautra Hazaribag 24.0536 N 85.3705 E 368504 20 Karamtanr Ichak 24.1485 N 85.5292 E 368136 21 Darha Ichak 24.1485 N 85.5292 E 368142 22 Chandwara Ichak 24.1222 N 85.5610 E 368092 23 Dighibasti Ichak 24.1268 N 85.1202 E 368143 24 Ujrahi Dighi Ichak 24.1198 N 85.14898 E 368144 25 Ambatanr Ichak 24.1071 N 85.4611 E 368125 26 Barka khurd Ichak 24.1071 N 85.4611 E 368073 27 Jagra Ichak 24.1095 N 85.4729 E 368123 28 Thepai Ichak 24.1174 N 85.4803 E 368126 29 Ara Ichak 24.1164 N 85.5023 E 368138 30 Ratanpur Ichak 24.1147N 85.4579 E 368072 31 Lundru Ichak 24.1008 N 85.5359 E 368146 32 Naranga Pokharia Ichak 24.1029 N 85.4902 E 368139 33 Doi Ichak 24.1045 N 85.4829 E 36 8124 34 Kurthia Ichak 24.1017 N 85.5049 E 368141 35 Daria Ichak 24.1002 N 85.4696 E 368121 36 Jogidih Ichak 24.1044 N 85.4737 E 368122 37 Kharre Ichak 24.1038 N 85.4442 E 368076 36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART II—SEC . 3(ii)]

38 Bansi Nagar Ichak 24.0908 N 85.4998 E 368140 39 Rud Ichak 24.0895 N 8 5.3866 E 368082 40 Jalaundh Ichak 24.0896 N 85.4631 E 368110 41 Dharmu Ichak 24.0858 N 85.4215 E 368115 42 Urka Ichak 24.0851 N 85.4767 E 368119 43 Gobarbandha Ichak 24.0862 N 85.3967 E 368083 44 Bariat Ichak 24.0780 N 85.3978 E 368086 45 Chanda Ichak 24.0802 N 85.4635 E 368111 46 Purnaichak alias Purnadih Ichak 24.0942 N 85.4373 E 368078 47 Bandua Ichak 24.0948 N 85.4446 E 368077 48 Dekuli Ichak 24.0868 N 85.5177 E 368147 49 Tetaria Ichak 24.0924 N 85.4530 E 368109 50 Lonhri Ichak 24.0914 N 85.4 765 E 368120 51 Kutumsukri Ichak 24.0840 N 85.4281 E 368094 52 Moktama Ichak 24.0787 N 85.4881 E 368117 53 Kurha Ichak 24.0822 N 85.4436 E 368108 54 Chaprakh Ichak 24.0825 N 85.4076 E 368085 55 Asalwar Ichak 24.0800 N 85.4546 E 368112 56 Chhaoni Icha k 24.0786 N 85.4314 E 368095 57 Gunja Ichak 24.0725 N 85.4375 E 368097 58 Sirsi Ichak 24.0759 N 85.3906 E 368087 59 Asia Ichak 24.0721 N 85.4588 E 368113 60 Girhi Ichak 24.0722 N 85.4271 E 368096 61 Bonga Ichak 24.0674 N 85.3820 E 368088 62 Barwa Ichak 24.0678 N 85.4478 E 368107 63 Bhusai Ichak 24.0686 N 85.4148 E 368091 64 Simra Ichak 24.0626 N 85.4365 E 368098 65 Saram Ichak 24.0642 N 85.3994 E 368089

66 Chengra Tati 24.11953 N 85.55844E 368190 67 Senhda Tati Jharia 24.1094 N 85.5474 E 368192 68 Chirua 24.0143 N 85.2592 E 368663 69 Mauhgain Katkamsandi 24.2089 N 85.2409 E 368594 70 Donrwa Katkamsandi 24.2045 N 85.2476 E 368595 71 Amjhar Katkamsandi 24.2139 N 85.1830 E 368587 72 Katkamsandi 24.2105 N 85.1 960 E 368588 73 Lawa Kudar Katkamsandi 24.2083 N 85.2068 E 368589 74 Arabhusai Katkamsandi 24.2110 N 85.2270 E 368593 75 Barikola Jhonjh Katkamsandi 24.1978 N 85.2577 E 368596 76 Kurhagada Katkamsandi 24.1912 N 85.2803 E 368598 77 Nawa khap Katkamsandi 24.1919 N 85.2717 E 368597 78 Dahuri Katkamsandi 24.1859 N 85.2268 E 368592 79 Marigara Katkamsandi 24.1964 N 85.1606 E 368583 80 Shahapur Katkamsandi 24.1694 N 85.1714 E 368585 81 Jhardag Katkamsandi 24.1823 N 85.2097 E 368591 ¹Hkkx IIµ[k.M 3(ii)º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 37

82 Guri Katk amsandi 24.1839 N 85.1976 E 368590 83 Kathoutia Katkamsandi 24.1635 N 85.2192 E 368604 84 Chirua Katkamsandi 24.1480 N 85.1906 E 368614 85 Banjhia Katkamsandi 24.1407 N 85.1754 E 368615 86 Katkamsandi Katkamsandi 24.1230 N 85.1906 E 368616 87 Ulanj Katkamsandi 24.1072 N 85.1805 E 368617 88 Pundboru Katkamsandi 24.0980 N 85.1872E 368618 89 Pabra Katkamsandi 24.0673 N 85.3531 E 368651 90 Khutra Katkamsandi 24.0614 N 85.3319 E 368650 91 Kanrsar Katkamsandi 24.0494 N 85.2680 E 368635 92 Alagdiha Katkamsandi 24.0288 N 85.3421 E 368657 93 Mayapur Katkamsandi 24.0422 N 85.3346 E 368653 94 Harina Katkamsandi 24.0453 N 85.3475 E 368652 95 Nawada Katkamsandi 24.0412 N 85.2650 E 368636 96 Kachanpur Katkamsandi 24.0296 N 85.3000 E 368642 97 Chharwa Katkamsandi 24.0285 N 85.3221 E 368654 98 Atia Katkamsandi 24.0220 N 85.3272 E 368655 99 Belargara Katkamsandi 24.0310 N 85.2627 E 368638 100 Lunri Katkamsandi 24.0282 N 85.2859 E 368637 101 Kisunawa Katkamsandi 24.0234 N 85.2703 E 368639 102 Godokhar(p) Katkamsandi 24.0158 N 85.3169 E 368659 103 Hedlag Katkamsandi 24.0180 N 85.2734 E 368640 104 Garke alias Gobindpur (p) Katkamsandi 24.0121 N 85.2924 E 368641 105 Konhar Katkamsandi 24.2070 N 85.1682 E 368586 106 Torar Katkamsandi 24.1848 N 85.1734 E 368584 107 Pipra Katkamsandi 24.1039 N 85.1966 E 368619 108 Jolhadiha Katkamsandi 24.0999 N 85.2011 E 368620 109 Hesa Kudar Katkamsandi 24.1548 N 85.2052 E 368613 110 Bargara Katkamsandi 24.0577 N 85.2732E 368634 111 Mahkola Padma 24.2035 N 85.4165 E 368048 112 Harambar Padma 24.2030 N 85.4302 E 368047 113 Basai Padma 24.2002 N 85.4435 E 368046 114 Champadih Padma 24.1971 N 85.4010 E 368049 115 Nawadih Kalan Padma 24.1954 N 85.3147 E 368018 116 Romi Padma 24.1949 N 85.3928 E 368050 117 Garwa Padma 24.1937 N 85.2909 E 368020 118 Ghanto Padma 24.1862 N 85.4258 E 368045 119 Bihari Padma 24.1830 N 85.4040 E 368039 120 Surajpura Padma 24.1834 N 85.3895 E 368034 121 Koiriadih Padma 24.1939 N 85.3017 E 368019 122 Bargaon Padma 24.1883 N 85.4442 E 368044 123 Partan Padma 24.1908 N 85.3817 E 368033 124 Kutipisi Padma 24.1836 N 85.3093 E 368021 125 Bandarbela Padma 24.1844 N 85.3506 E 368029 38 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART II—SEC . 3(ii)]

126 Kandadag Padma 24.1870 N 85.3628 E 368028 127 Mungarmao Padma 24.1885 N 85.3275 E 368024 128 Donaikhurd Padma 24.1804 N 85.3387 E 368023 129 Suji Padma 24.1746 N 85.3915 E 368035 130 Tilaidih Padma 24.1757 N 85.3833 E 368032 131 Arar Padma 24.1745 N 85.3700 E 368031 132 Rol Padma 24.1756 N 85.4299 E 368042 133 Karma Padma 24.1775 N 85.4015 E 368038 134 Majhganwa Padma 24.1781 N 85.4348 E 368043 135 Nawadih Padma 24.1703 N 85.3955 E 368036 136 Sonpura Padma 24.1715 N 85.4247 E 368041 137 Mahesa Mayur hand 24.2203 N 85.2803 E 349231 138 Majhgawan Mayur hand 24.2089 N 85.2939 E 349232 139 Jehra 24.1034 N 85.1644 E 349274 140 Raturwa Pathalgada 24.0868 N 85.1887 E 349275 141 Chitua Pathalgada 24.0884 N 85.1660 E 349277 142 Jori Pathalgada 24.0766 N 85.1780 E 349276 143 Bargaon Simaria 24.0613 N 85.2233 E 349393 144 Tibab Simaria 24.0458 N 85.1965 E 349390 145 Bes Simaria 24.0533 N 85.2083 E 349391 146 Bhenpur Simaria 24.0432 N 85.2184 E 349392

Annexure–V Performa of Action Taken Report: 1. Number and date of meetings. 2. Minutes of the meetings: (mention noteworthy points. Attach minutes of the meeting as separate Annexure). 3. Status of preparation of Zonal Master Plan including Tourism Master Plan. 4. Summary of cases dealt with rectification of error apparent on face of land record (Eco-sensitive Zone wise). Details may be attached as Annexure. 5. Summary of cases scrutinised for activities covered under the Environment Impact Assessment Notification, 2006 (Details may be attached as separate Annexure). 6. Summary of cases scrutinised for activities not covered under the Environment Impact Assessment Notification, 2006 (Details may be attached as separate Annexure). 7. Summary of complaints lodged under section 19 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. 8. Any other matter of importance.

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ANNEXURE X 1 , ,

F.No. 22-43/2018-IA.III Government of India Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (IA Division) Indira ParyavaranBhawan JorBagh Road, Aliganj, New Delhi - 110003

Dated: 8th August, 2019 ·

OFFICE MEMORANDUM , Subject: Procedure for consideration of developmental projects located within 10 km of National Park/Wildlife Sanctuary seeking environmental clearance under the provisions of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification, 2006 - regarding.

The Hon'ble Supreme Court vide its Order dated 4.12.2006 in Writ Petition No. 460 of 2004 - Goa Foundation Vs. Union of India, has inter-alia directed that Ministry of Environment and Forests "(MoEF) would also refer to the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife, under section 5(b) & 5(c) (ii) of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, the cases where environmental clearances has already been granted where activities are within 10km. zone" of the boundaries of the Sanctuaries and National Parks.",

2. In this regard, the erstwhile MoEF vide Circular No. L-llOll/7/2004- lAIl (I)(Part) dated 27.02.2007 and Office Memorandum No. J-l1013/41/2006- lA. II (I) dated 02.12.2009 delineated a procedure for consideration of developmental projects located within 10 Ian of National Park/Wildlife Sanctuary for grant of environmental clearance under ElA Notification, 2006. As per the stipulated procedure, prior clearance from Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (SCNBWL) would be required for the developmental projects located within 10km of the National Park/Wildlife Sanctuary.

3. Over a period of time, Ministry has notified number of Eco-Sensitive Zones (ESZs) around Protected Areas (PAs). Many of developmental activities are prohibited/ regulated in these ESZs inter-alia including mining operations to be carried out in accordance with the order of'the Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 4.08.2006 in the matter of T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad Vs. UOI in

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W.P.(C) No. 202 of 1995 and dated 21.4.2014 in the matter of Goa Foundation Vs. UOI in W.P.(C) No. 435 of 2012 as per the notifications issued for their constitution.

4. In light of the aforesaid Orders passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court, the issues related to the prior clearance from SCNBWL for the notified ESZs and the remaining areas have been examined in detail. In this regard, it has been decided by the Competent Authority in the Ministry to adopt a following procedure for consideration of developmental projects located within 10 km of National Park/Wildlife, Sanctuary seeking environmental clearance under the provisions of the EIA Notification, 2006, in supersession of the earlierO.M.s dated 27.2.2007 and 2. 12.2009:

i. Proposals involving developmental activity/project located within the notified Eco-Sensitive Zones (ESZ) shall be regulated and governed by the concerned ESZ notification. However, for the developmental project/ activity located within the notified ESZ and covered under the schedule of the EIA Notification 2006, prior clearance from Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (SCNBWL) is mandatory. In such cases, the project proponent shall submit the application simultaneously for grant of Terms of Reference as well as wildlife clearance.

ii. Proposals involving developmental activity/project located outside the stipulated boundary limit of notified ESZ and located within 10 km of National Park/Wildlife Sanctuary, prior clearance from Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (SCNBWL) may not be applicable. However, such proposals from environmental angle including impact of developmental activity/project on the wildlife habitat, if any, would be examined by the sector specific Expert Appraisal Committee and appropriate conservation measures in the form of recommendations shall be made. These reco=endations shall be explicitly mentioned in the environmental clearance letter and shall be ensured by the member secretary concerned.

ill. Proposals involving developmental activity/project located within 10 km of National Park/Wildlife Sanctuary wherein fmal ESZ notification is not notifie'd. (or) ESZ notification is in draft stage, prior clearance from Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (SCNBWL) is mandatory. In such cases, the project proponent shall submit the application simultaneously for grant of Terms of Reference/environmental clearance as well as wildlife clearance.

Page 2 of3 IV. Proposals involving mmmg of minerals within the ESZ (or) one kilometer from the boundaries of National Parks and Sanctuaries whichever is higher is prohibited in accordance with the order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 4.08.2006 in the matter of T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad Vs. VOl in W.P.(C) No. 202 of 1995 and dated 21.4.2014 in the matter of Goa Foundation Vs. VOl in W.P.(C) No. 435 of 2012. ,

5. This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority. ~~ (Sharath Kumar Pallerla) Director

To 1. Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). · 2. Chairrnap of all the Expert Appraisal Committees 3. Chairperson/Member Secretaries of all the SElAAs/SEACs, 4. AIl the Officers of I.A. Division 5. Chairpersons/Member Secretaries of all SPCBs/VTPCCs

Copy for information to: 1. PS to Hon'ble Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change 2. PS to Hon'ble MoS (EF&CC) 3. PPS to Secretary(EF&CC) 4. PPS to SS(AKJ) 5. PPS to AS (RSP) 6. PPS to JS (GM)/ JS(RS)/JS(AKN) , 7. Website, MoEF&CC 8. Guard file.

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