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For Cluster XVII Group of Mines from Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt STRICTLY RESTRICTED FOR COMPANY USE ONLY RESTRICTED The information given in this report is not to be communicated either directly or indirectly to the press or to any person not holding an official position in the CIL/Government. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN WITH NATURAL AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE AUGMENTATION PLAN (As per EIA Notification, 2006) (Based on TOR issued by MOEF letter no. J-11015/373/2013-IA.II(M) dated 21St May, 2014, letter no. J-11015/373/2013-IA.II(M)pt. dated 26th December 2017 & ToR issued by MoEF&CC letter no. J-11015/373/2013-IA.II(M) dated 16th October 2018) For Cluster XVII Group of Mines Proposed Normative Peak Sl. No. Name of Colliery/Washery Prod. Prod. Lease Hold (Ha) (Mty) (Mty) 1 Begunia Colliery 0 0 306.00 2 Victoria West Colliery 0 0 310.00 3 Victoria Colliery 0 0 0 4 Damagoria Colliery 0 0 0 5 Proposed Kalyaneshwari OCP (KOCP) 223 Ha in the LH of Victoria Colliery, 4.00 5.20 1212.43 620 Ha in the LH of Damagoria Colliery & 369.33 Ha outside LH (for external OB Dumping) 6 Proposed Kalyaneshwari Coal 3.60 3.60 15.66 Washery with approach road Total 4.00 5.20 1844.09 Bharat Coking Coal Limited (November, 2018) Prepared at Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd. (A Subsidiary of Coal India Ltd.) Regional Institute - II, Koyla Bhawan complex, Koyla Nagar, Dhanbad - 826005 (Jharkhand), India Document No: CMPDI/EIA/BCCL/2018-19 /Nov/54/01 C O N T E N T S CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO I INTRODUCTION 1-17 1.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CLUSTER 2 1.2 CLUSTER CONCEPT OF BCCL MINES 4 1.3 PURPOSE OF THE REPORT 5 IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT AND PROJECT 1.4 6 PROPONENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE AND 1.5 6 LOCATION OF THE PROJECT IMPORTANCE OF THE PROJECT TO THE 1.6 7 COUNTRY AND REGION SCOPE OF STUDY-DETAILS OF REGULATORY 1.7 SCOPING CARRIED OUT (AS PER TERMS OF 8 REFERENCE II PROJECT DESCRIPTION 18-58 2.1 BACKGROUND OF CLUSTER XVII MINES 20 2.2 PRESENT PROPOSAL 22 2.3 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROJECT 23 2.4 GEO-MINING CHARACTERSTICS 23 2.5 POWER SUPPLY 38 2.6 CLUSTER DESCRIPTION 39 2.7 WORK SHOP & STORE 41 2.8 COAL STOCK YARD 45 2.9 OB DUMPING STRATEGY 47 MITIGATION MEASURES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 2.10 49 MANAGEMENT OF THE CLUSTER ASSESSMENT OF NEW & UNTESTED 2.11 TECHNOLOGY FOR RISK OF TECHNOLOGICAL 49 FAILURE 2.12 CIVIL CONSTRUCTION WORK 49 2.13 MANPOWER 50 PRICE OF WASHED PRIME COCKING COAL & 2.14 MEDIUM COAL 51 2.15 CAPITAL REQUIRED 51 2.16 KALYANESHWARI COAL WASHERY 53 III DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 59-148 EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL i Job No: 200308025 CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO STUDY AREA, PERIOD, COMPONENTS & 3.1 64 METHODOLOGY 3.2 AIR ENVIRONMENT 67 3.3 WATER ENVIRONMENT 93 3.4 NOISE ENVIRONMENT 102 3.5 SOIL QUALITY 112 FLORA AND FAUNA STUDY OF CORE ZONE AND 3.6 118 BUFFER ZONE STUDY AREA 3.7 HYDRO-GEOLOGY 131 3.8 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN THE AREA 136 3.9 SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE 143 ANTICIPATED ENVORONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IV 149-195 & MITIGATION MEASURES 4.1 INTRODUCTION 151 IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND POLLUTION 4.2 151 CONTROL MEASURE FOR AIR IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND POLLUTION 4.3 157 CONTROL MEASURE FOR WATER IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND POLLUTION 4.4 165 CONTROL MEASURE FOR NOISE & BLASTING IMPACT ON LAND RESOURCE AND ITS 4.5 168 MANAGEMENT 4.6 FIRE AND UNSTABLE AREAS 176 4.7 R&R PLAN FOR CLUSTER-XVII 176 4.8 MINE CLOSURE PLAN 179 IMPACT ON FLORA AND FAUNA AND 4.9 184 CONSERVATION PLAN IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT BY KALYANESHWARI 4.10 185 WASHERY 4.11 CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 194 V ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES (TECHNOLOGY & SITE) 196-201 5.1 SELECTION OF MINING METHOD 197 5.2 MINING & COAL WASHERY PROCESS 198 5.3 SITE SPECIFIC 201 VI ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME 202-212 6.1 INTRODUCTION 203 6.2 GENERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DATA BANK 204 DETAILED BUDGET FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 6.3 209 WORKS EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL ii Job No: 200308025 CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN MONITORING AND CONTROL FOR THE PROJECT 6.4 211 & COLLABORATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND CONSULTANTS VII ADDITIONAL STUDIES 213-229 7.0 INTRODUCTION 214 7.1 PUBLIC CONSULTATION 214 RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER 7.2 214 MANAGEMENT 7.3 SLOPE FAILURE IN MINE 218 7.4 BLASTING & VIBRATIONS 221 7.5 EXPLOSIVE HANDLING 221 7.6 SAFETY RULES 222 SAFETY MEASURES FOR WORKING OVER 7.7 222 DEVELOPED COAL SEAMS 7.8 SAFETY FROM INNUNDATION 222 7.9 ROAD ACCIDENTS 223 7.10 MANAGEMENT OF HEMM 223 7.11 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES 227 7.12 TRAINING 227 7.13 MEDICAL AID 227 7.14 EMPLOYE EDUCATION 228 7.15 REHABILITATION & RESETTLEMENT PLAN 228 VIII PROJECT BENEFITS 230-235 8.1 INTRODUCTION 231 8.2 PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE 232 8.3 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE 232 8.4 EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL 234 8.5 OTHER TANGIBLE BENEFITS 234 IX ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS 235 X ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 237-267 10.1 INTRODUCTION 238 10.2 IMPLEMENTATION ORGANIZATION 238 10.3 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN 239 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF BCCL 10.4 263 ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT CAPITAL & REVENUE COST ESTIMATE FOR 10.5 266 ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES REMEDIAL PLAN-CUM-NATURAL AND COMMUNITY XI 268-315 RESOURCE AUGMENTATION PLAN (NCRAP) 11.1 INTRODUCTION 271 EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL iii Job No: 200308025 CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO ASSESEMENT OF ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE, 11.2 ECONOMIC BENEFITS AND VALIDATION OF 275 BASELINE DATA REMEDIAL PLAN-CUM-NATURAL AND 11.3 282 COMMUNITY RESOURCE AUGMENTATION PLAN CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY 11.4 313 (CER) 11.5 CONCLUSION 315 XII SUMMARY & CONCLUSION 316-329 12.1 INTRODUCTION 317 12.2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 320 12.3 DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENT 321 BRIEF DETAIL OF ANTICIPATED 12.4 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION 324 MEASURES 12.5 ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES 325 12.6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM 326 12.7 ADDITIONAL STUDIES 326 12.8 PROJECT BENEFITS 326 12.9 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 326 12.10 CAPITAL AND REVENUE ESTIMATES 327 REMEDIAL PLAN-CUM-NATURAL AND 12.11 328 COMMUNITY RESOURCE AUGMENTATION PLAN 12.12 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS 329 XIII DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED 330 PROFORMA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL APPRAISAL Q1-41 LIST OF ANNEXURES ANNEXURE TITLE PAGE NO COPY OF APPROVED TOR & TOR ISSUED BY VIOLATION ANNEXURE - I A I 1-17 EAC – ANNEXURE - II COAL CHARACTERSTICS A II – 1-2 ANNEXURE - III CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY A III – 1 ANNEXURE – IV MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING A IV- 1-11 ANNEXURE – V AFFIDAVIT A V – 1-2 EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL iv Job No: 200308025 LIST OF PLATES SL NO. DESCRIPTION PLATE NO. 1 LOCATION PLAN 1 A 2 LOCATION MAP ON TOPOSHEET 1 B 3 LOCATION MAP ON TOPOSHEET 1 C 4 SURFACE PLAN 2 STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING CORE & BUFFER 3 5 ZONE STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING HABITATION & 4 6 FOREST 7 STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING ROAD & RAILWAY 5 STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING HYDROLOGICAL 6 8 FEATURES 9 STUDY AREA MAP OF DRAINAGE CONTOUR 7 10 GEOLOGICAL PLAN 8 11 LITHOLOGS 9 12 GEOLOGICAL CROSS-SECTION 10 STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING 11(A-D) 13 SAMPLING/MONITORING STATIONS ISOPLETHS FOR INCREMENTAL PM 2.5 12 14 CONCENTRATION ISOPLETHS FOR INCREMENTAL PM10 13 15 CONCENTRATION 16 UNSTABLE SITES TO BE REHABILITATED 14 REHABILITATION SITES IN BCCL AS PER 15 17 MASTER PLAN 18 INITIAL STAGE QUARRY PLAN 16 A 19 INTERMEDIATE STAGE QUARRY PLAN 16 B 20 FINAL STAGE DUMP PLAN 16 C POST MINING LAND USE PLAN OF 17 21 KALYANESHWARI OCP 22 WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM 18 FLOW DIAGRAM OF KALYANESHWARI 19 23 WASHERY 24 COAL TRANSPORT ROUTE 20 & 20A HYDROGRAPH STATIONS SHOWING WATER 21 25 TABLE CONTOUR 26 OB DUMP CROSS-SECTION 22 27 STUDY AREA MAP SHOWING LAND USE 23 28 RADIUS OF MINE INFLUENCE 24 29 TRANSVERSE SECTION 25 EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL v Job No: 200308025 CHAPTER- I INTRODUCTION C O N T E N T S TITLE PAGE NO INTRODUCTION 1-17 1.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CLUSTER 2 1.2 CLUSTER CONCEPT OF BCCL MINES 4 1.3 PURPOSE OF THE REPORT 5 1.4 IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT AND PROJECT PROPONENT 6 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE AND LOCATION OF 1.5 6 THE PROJECT IMPORTANCE OF THE PROJECT TO THE COUNTRY AND 1.6 7 REGION SCOPE OF STUDY-DETAILS OF REGULATORY SCOPING 1.7 8 CARRIED OUT (AS PER TERMS OF REFERENCE) LIST OF TABLES TABLE NO. TABLE NAME PAGE NO. TABLE - 1.1 STATUS AND CATEGORY OF MINE 3 FOR EC TABLE - 1.2 LEASEHOLD AREA 4 TABLE – 1.3 MINES EXISTING PRIOR TO 6 NATIONALIZATION AND THEIR PRESENT STATUS TABLE - 1.4 LOCATION OF MINES 6 TABLE – 1.5 PRODUCTION DETAILS 7 EIA-EMP (with NCRAP) Cluster XVII Mines of BCCL 1 Job No: 200308025 CHAPTER- I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Brief Description of the Cluster The Cluster XVII mines of Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), a subsidiary of Coal India Limited (A Government of India Enterprise) is located in the Chanch Victoria Area in Raniganj Coalfields. The mines of Cluster XVII are more than 100 years old taken over mines of BCCL. Certain factors like historic unscientific mining, difficult geo-mining conditions, highly gassy seams, presence of large number of surface and ground water bodies and densely populated mining areas make mines of BCCL unique and mining difficult.
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