Presentation Date : 20 / 04 / 17

Before
Honorable Chairman & Members
of
STATE LEVEL EXPERT APPRAISAL COMMITTEE
Chhattisgarh
for
Grant of Environmental Clearance
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Hind Energy & Coal Beneficiation (India) Ltd.
[0.96 Million TPA wet type coal washery]
at
Village Baloda & Tehsil,
District Janjgir Champa, Chhattisgarh

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NABET Accreditation Certificate

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Brief Description of Proposed Project:
Name of the Project : Hind Energy & Coal Beneficiation (India) Ltd.

Proposed Location : Baloda Village & Tehsil, District Janjgir Champa, Chhattisgarh

Washing Technology : Wet Type of Coal Washery (Based on Heavy Media Bath / Cyclone
technology)

Proposed project & Capacity : Wet type Coal washery - 0.96 Million Tons/ Year (3200 TPD)

Estimated cost of the project : Rs. 14.60 Crores

Project area : 14.60 Acres (No R & R issue, no forest land & total land in
possession)

Khasra nos. : 1586, 1587, 1588, 1590, 1591, 1599, 1643, 1644, 1645, 1647, 1650,
1651, 1653 and others

TOR issued : TOR issued by SEAC, CG vide letters no. 1053/SEAC-CG/EC/Coal

Washery/Janjgir/790 dated 07/08/2014

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General Location of Project site:

Hind Energy & Coal

Beneficiation (India) Ltd.

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Scale : 1 Cm = 1.1 Kms.

Project Site

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Photographs of Project site

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Environmental Setting within 10 Km. radius

The proposed project area does not fall under the critically polluted areas, which are listed in MoEF office
memorandum dated 13th January 2010 and subsequent amendments.
Nearest village is Thargabohra at a distance of 0.7 Km from the proposed project site.
No National Parks / Wild life Sanctuaries / Bird Sanctuaries / Tiger reserve / Elephant corridors / Migratory
routes for birds are situated within 10 Km. radius of the proposed project site.
Burghan RF, Bitkuli RF & Dalha RF are present within 10 Km. radius of the project site.
No forest land is involved in the proposed project site.
Lilagarh river (4.1 Kms.) and Hasdeo Right Bank Canal (4.3 Kms.) are present within 10 Kms. radius of the
project site.
M/s. Clean Coal Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. (Baloda), M/s. Mahavir Coal Beneficiation Pvt. Ltd., M/s. Hind Energy
& Coal Beneficiation (India) Ltd. (Birgahani) are under Operation within 10 km radial distance.
No River / Stream passes through the proposed project site.
No litigation / court case is pending against the proposed project / proposed site and or any direction
passed by the court of law against the project.

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TOR letter issued

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TOR Compliance

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TOR # 1.1 The annual throughput of coal for the three years

The proposed coal washery will have installed capacity of 0.96 Million Tons/ Year throughput coal.

TOR # 1.2 The sources of raw coal, the details of MoU for linkages of raw coal and list of clients along with copy of
agreement between project proponent and companies from whom raw coal to be obtained.
TOR # 1.3 The list of clients along with copy of agreement between project proponent and companies to whom
the washed coal to be supplied.

Raw coal will be sourced from SECL mines namely CHAL, Kusmunda, Deepka, Gevra and other mines for below
mentioned clients.
MoUs have been signed with the following companies.
S.No. Name of Company Raw coal quantity
(TPA)
1 M/s. Seleno Steels Ltd. 46800
2 M/s. Maa Shakambari Steel Ltd. 46800
3 M/s. Scania Steels & Power Ltd. 57600
4 M/s. GR Sponge & Power Ltd. 190016
5 M/s. Khetan Sponge & Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. 28000
6 M/s. Mahamaya Sponge Iron Pvt. Ltd. 27000
7 M/s. Mahendra Sponge & Power Pvt. Ltd. 166016
8 M/s. Nutan Ispat & Power Pvt. Ltd. 64800
9. M/s. P D Industries Pvt. Ltd. 36000
10. M/s. Droila Electrosteels Pvt. Ltd. 64800
11. M/s. Nabha Power Ltd. 232168
Total 960000

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MoU with Coal supplier:

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TOR # 1.4 The list of client along with the copy of agreement between project proponent and companies to
whom the rejects / coal fines to be supplied / sold / returned.
Reject generated from the proposed coal washery will be 0.192 Million Tons Per Annum and same will be
given to M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral Resources Pvt. Ltd.
Copies of MoU with the aforementioned company is shown in subsequent slide.

TOR # 1.5 The mode of transport / conveyance of incoming unwashed coal and outgoing washed coal,
rejects, coal fines, ash etc. Transportation routes showing villages, schools / colleges, residential
area etc. to be given.
TOR # 1.6 The transportation through rail should be explored and proposal along with action to be
submitted.
The ROM coal from SECL mines mainly CHAL/Kusmunda/Dipika Gevra areas will be transported through
road by covered trucks up to the proposed site. Railway siding is not available at the site.

Washed coal from the plant will be transported by road in covered trucks directly to the customer (or) by
road upto nearest railway station (Akaltara) and from there by rail to the customer.

The mode of transport of washed coal will depend on the MoU/FSA with the customers who may have
either road transport or rail transport.

Washery rejects from the plant will be transported by road in covered trucks directly to the customer (or)
by road upto nearest railway station (Akaltara) and from there by rail to the customer.

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MoU for supply of reject:

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 Dipka / Gevra Mines
Transportation route
[From Hind Energy (Baloda) to Dipka/Gevra
mines]

The ROM coal from SECL mines mainly

CHAL/Kusmunda/Dipika Gevra areas will be transported
through road by covered trucks up to the proposed site.
Railway siding is not available at the site.

Washed coal from the plant will be transported by road

in covered trucks directly to the customer (or) by road
upto nearest railway station (Akaltara) and from there
by rail to the customer.

The mode of transport of washed coal will depend on

the MoU/FSA with the customers who may have either
road transport or rail transport.

Project site
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 Project site
Transportation route on Google Maps
[From Hind Energy (Baloda) to Akaltara RS]

Akaltara RS

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Traffic Study & Road Adequacy

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TOR # 2.1 A brief description of the plant, the technology used and energy conversation

Brief description of the plant

M/s. Hind Energy & Coal Beneficiation Pvt. Ltd. has proposed to install 0.96 Million Tons Per Annum
capacity of Coal washery) at Village: Baloda, Tehsil: Baloda, District: Janjgir-Champa, Chhattisgarh.

Total land in possession of management for the proposed coal washery is 14.60 acres.

Proposed washery is wet type.

Process flow diagram of the coal washery is shown in subsequent slide for your kind perusal.

Energy conservation measures

Desired level of power factor will be maintained by providing suitable capacitor banks in electrical
systems.
Condition of plant and machineries in washery will be improved by proper and preventive maintenance
to ensure trouble free/smooth operation of the plant with a view to operate washeries at normal or near
normal input level. This reduces the energy consumption.
Proper motivation and awareness of employees like use of natural light during day time, switching off
electrical light when it is really not required.
A cell will be established in the washery to look after the energy conservation measures. Identification of
conservation measures , implementation and follow up of corrective measures.

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Technology used

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TOR # 2.2 All the coordinates of the plant site with toposheet

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TOR # 2.3 Detailed material balance and water balance, break up of raw coal, washed coal, rejects, coal
fines, break up of water requirement as per difference activities in the washing operations.

Material Balance
INPUTS OUTPUTS
S.No. Item Quantity (TPA) Item Quantity (TPA)
1 Raw Coal 960000 Washed Coal 768000
2 Washery Rejects / Middlings
192000
(to be given to Power Plants)
Total 960000 Total 960000

Water Balance

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TOR # Source of water supplied for used in washery
2.4 operation, sanction of the competent
authority in the State Government.

Water required for the proposed project will be

sourced from Ground Water .
Application has been submitted Central Ground
Water Board and same is under process.
Acknowledgement is shown

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Latest Correspondence with CGWA

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TOR # 2.5 Examine close circuit system for 100 % recycling and reuse of the treated effluent in the washery
operation or other uses such as irrigating the greenbelt within premises etc.
TOR # 2.6 Examine zero effluent discharge conditions

Closed loop water system will be implemented in Coal washery. Hence there will not be any waste water
generation from process and cooling.
As it is proposed to install Heavy media based Coal Washery, in which water after washing of coal (waste
water) will be recycled back.
The efficiency of settling pond of the waste water system will be 95 %.
Sanitary waste water will be treated in septic tank followed by subsurface dispersion.
The effluent from the plant will lead to the thickener and flocculants will be added for settlement of
suspended solids and helps to give a clearer overflow.
The settled solids are collected at the bottom cone of the thickener tank.
The solids which are collected in the bottom of the thickener will be pumped to the settling ponds for
reclamation of water. The solid dried cake will be blended with rejects.
The overflow of the thickener which is clear water will be recycled.
The proposed plant is a zero effluent plant and the process selected ensures minimum generation of dust.
All the MOEF&CC norms/CREP recommendations for coal washeries will be implemented in the proposed
coal washery.

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TOR # Submission of sample test analysis of:
2.6 Characteristics of coal to be washed this includes grade of coal and other characteristics
ash, S and Hg level etc
Characteristics and quantum of washed coal
Characteristics and quantum of coal waste rejects

The project will be established and commissioned after grant of statutory approvals. Raw coal, washed
coal, and rejects characteristics report will be submitted once the washery becomes operational.

960000 Tons/ year of ROM coal will be beneficiated to produce 768000 Tons/ year of washed coal and
192000 Tons/ year of rejects.

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TOR # 3.1 Study of alternative sites should also be submitted so as to justify the selected site from environmental angle.

Three alternative sites have been considered for the proposed project. The following table shows the comparison of both the
alternative sites.
S.No. Particulars Site #1 Site # 2 Site # 3
(Khamhardih) (Basaha) (Baloda)
1 Location Rasota Basaha Baloda
2 Geographical Coordinates 22 7'34.50"N 2210'58.47"N 22 9'16.13"N
8232'6.57"E 8227'31.04"E 8229'19.31"E
3 Areas falling under the critically polluted
Nil Nil Nil
areas (within 10 Kms. Radius)
4 National Parks / Wild life Sanctuaries / Bird
Sanctuaries / Tiger reserve / Elephant Burgahan RF Burgahan RF
Burgahan RF
corridors / Migratory routes for Birds / Bitkuli RF Bitkuli RF
Bitkuli RF
Reserve Forest (within 10 Kms. of the project Dalha PF Dalha PF
site)
Type of Land Double Crop 90 % Double Crop 80 % Single Crop 100 %
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(As per records) Single Crop 10 % Single Crop 20 %
6 Distance of nearest Habitation Rasota Village Basaha Village Thargabohra
(0.26 Kms.) (0.2 Kms.) Village
(0.7 Kms.)
7 Nearest Water body Hasdeo Right Bank Liligarh River Liligarh River
Canal (0.40 Kms.) (0.4 Kms.) (4.1 Kms.)
8 Road Connectivity Exist Exist Exist
9 Rail Connectivity Not available Not Available Not available

Based on the above the site at Village & Tehsil: Baloda, District: Janjgir-Champa, Chhattisgarh has been selected. Accordingly
SEAC has granted TOR for the proposal.
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TOR # 3.2 Study area should cover an area of 10 Km radius around the proposed site.
TOR # 3.3 A study area map of the core zone and 10 Km area of the buffer showing major topographical
features such as land use, drainage location of habitats, major construction including railways,
highways, pipelines, major corridors of fauna, if any, and the areas where endangered fauna and
plants of medicinal and economic importance found in the area.

Baseline data has been collected on ambient air quality, water quality, noise levels, flora & fauna and socio-
economic details of the people, etc. within 10 km. radius of the project site.
The general study area covers 10km. radius of the proposed Project site. Baseline Environmental Monitoring
has been conducted from December 2014 to February 2015.
Topographical map of 10 Km. radius showing all topographical features and LULC map are shown in
subsequent slides for your kind perusal.
There are no National Parks, Sanctuaries, Elephant corridors, Tiger Reserves, Migratory Route for birds
within 10 Km. radius of the plant site.

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Scale : 1 Cm = 1.1 Kms.

Project Site

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LU & LC Map

Project Site

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TOR # 3.4 Contour map along with the site plan of the project and project land use area statement including land for
project operation such as coal handling plant, washery, building infrastructure, effluent treatment plants, raw
coal, washed coal, reject coal, coal fines stock yard, colony, greenbelt, undisturbed area, natural topographical
features (such as existing roads, drains / natural water bodies if any) to be left undisturbed, proposed diversion
/ re-channeling of natural drainage or water courses, if any.

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Plant Layout

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 There are no water bodies/drains passes through the site. Hence no
diversion/rechanneling is required.

There are no roads passing through the site.

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TOR # 3.5 One complete season site specific meteorological data.
S.No Time Wind Wind Ambient Stability Mixing
Direction Speed Temperature Class Height
(m/s) (Kelvin) (m)
A Temporary Weather Monitoring Station was installed 1 1:00:00 CALM 0.0 284.6 5 300
at the site and temperature, relative humidity, wind 2 2:00:00 CALM 0.0 285.4 6 200
direction, wind speed, and rainfall were recorded 3 3:00:00 CALM 1.8 287.3 5 400
4 4:00:00 CALM 1.1 288.9 6 400
Temperature
5 5:00:00 NE 2.8 289.1 6 200
The maximum temperature recorded was 35.60 C and
6 6:00:00 S 1.3 290.4 4 600
the minimum temperature was 11.60 C at the weather
7 7:00:00 N 1.2 292.3 2 1000
monitoring station at the project site.
8 8:00:00 SE 2.9 294.7 3 900
9 9:00:00 NE 4.2 297.3 2 1000
Rainfall
10 10:00:00 NNE 3.4 301.2 1 1300
Rainfall recorded at site - Nil
11 11:00:00 N 1.5 305.6 1 1200
12 12:00:00 NEE 5.7 307.8 2 1000
Relative Humidity
Relative humidity at the site ranged from 42% to 70%. 13 13:00:00 NE 3.8 308.6 1 1200
14 14:00:00 SWW 1.3 306.8 1 1300
15 15:00:00 N 4.0 304.6 2 1000
Wind Pattern at Project Site during the study period 16 16:00:00 SSW 1.3 302.1 1 1400
Wind speed and direction are recorded at site every 17 17:00:00 W 4.5 300.6 3 900
hour. 18 18:00:00 NNW 1.4 298.2 3 800
The predominant winds during this season are blowing 19 19:00:00 N 1.0 295.4 4 600
from N to S direction. 20 20:00:00 SW 6.5 292.5 4 500
21 21:00:00 NNE 3.5 290.3 3 900
22 22:00:00 CALM 0.7 289.5 5 500
23 23:00:00 CALM 0.0 286.2 6 400
24 0:00:00 CALM 0.0 285.3 5 600
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TOR # 3.6 Information regarding surface hydrology, water regime, hydrogeology and ground water regime.

The drainage pattern in the area is sub-parallel and dendritic in nature with low drainage density indicating
the formations in the area are more porous & permeable in nature and are having low surface run-off.

The drainage density in the study area is more or less same in all the parts.

In the area, ground water occurs under phreatic condition in weathered portion and semi-confined to
confined conditions in fractures/cavernous part of rocks i.e. limestone a shale at depths.

The depth to water levels in pre-monsoon season ranges between 4.80 to 15.00 mbgl. However the depth
of water levels in post-monsoon season ranges between 2.50 to 7.00 mbgl and water level fluctuation varies
from 1.300 to 11.00 m and there is no long term water level decline in the study area.

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TOR # 3.7 Information regarding drainage pattern of the study area

There are no drains / natural water bodies passing through the site.
The area is drained by Hasdeo, Seonth river and its tributaries especially by Lilagar, Kotri, Chautariya &
Karra River. Hasdeo & Seonath river are a perennial river while its tributaries are ephemeral in nature.
The tributary system comes under Mahanadi basin.
The area is characterized by gently sloping plain land which is classified as Structural Plain on Proterozoic
rocks and Pediplain / pediment. The average elevation of the area varies from 250 to 300 m AMSL.
The drainage pattern in the area is sub-parallel and dendritic in nature with low drainage density
indicating the formations in the area are more porous & permeable in nature and are having low surface
run-off. The drainage density in the study area is more or less same in all the parts.
Hence there will not be any impact on natural drainage pattern of the area & surrounding areas due to the
proposed project.

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TOR # 3.8 Topography of study area.

The plant site is fairly flat and requires minimum or no filling. No external filling material will be required.

TOR # 3.9 Location of any National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Reserve Forest, Protected Forest and Eco-
sensitive zone, elephant / tiger reserve (existing as well as proposed), migratory routes, if any,
within 10 Km of the project site be specified and marked on the map duly authenticated by
concerned Govt. department.

There are no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Eco- sensitive zone, elephant / tiger reserve , migratory
routes within 10 Km radius of the project site.
No Reserve Forests are situated with 10 Km. radius of the project site.

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TOR # 3.10 Map showing the core zone delineating the agricultural land (irrigated and unirrigated), uncultivable
land (as defined in revenue records), forest areas (as per records), grazing land and waste land.

Project Site

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Land use of the project site
Forest land : Nil
Govt. Land : Nil
Pvt. Land : 14.60 Acres

TOTAL LAND : 14.60 Acres

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TOR # 3.11 Land use statement of the study area well as project area

LANDUSE / LAND COVER STATISTICS OF THE STUDY AREA

S.No. LAND USE Area in Area in %
(Sq. km)
1. BUILT- UP LAND
A. Settlements 11.932 3.8
B. Industrial area 3.768 1.2
2. WATERBODIES
A. Tank / River / Major 19.154 6.1
canal etc.
3. FOREST
A. Scrub forest 37.994 12.1
4. CROP LAND
A. Single crop 194.994 62.1
B. Plantation 1.884 0.6
5. WASTELANDS
A. Land with scrub 26.690 8.5
B. Land without scrub 17.584 5.6
TOTAL 314 100

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LANDUSE STATEMENT OF THE PROJECT AREA
S.No. Description Area (in Acres)
1 Main Plant Area 3.70
2 Raw Coal Storage Yard 2.00
3 Washed Coal Storage Yard 1.00
4 Rejects storage 0.60
5 Water Storage and Rain Water Harvesting 0.90
6 Internal Roads 1.20
7 Parking 0.20
8 Green Belt 5.00
TOTAL 14.60

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Storage area calculation

Type of Coal TPA days per day No. of days Total Density Volume of Height of Area Area
T of storage storage of coal Coal Stock (in m2) (in acres)
at washery in T (T/m3) (in m3) pile
site (in m)
Raw Coal 960000 300 3200 7 22400 0.91 24615.3 3 8205.13 2.0
Washed Coal 768000 300 2560 7 17920 1.3 13784.6 3 4594.87 1.0
Rejects
192000 300 640 20 12800 1.7 7529.4 3 2509.8 0.6
(20% of Raw Coal)

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LULC Map
LU & LC Map

Project Site

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Project Site

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TOR # 3.12 Collection of one complete season (non-monsoon) primary base line data (along-with dated of
monitoring) on environmental quality such as air (RPM, SPM, SOx & NOx), noise, water (surface
and ground water), soil

Baseline Environmental data collected for the period December 2014 to February 2015.

Air Environment

Water Environment

Noise Environment

Land Environment

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Air Environment

Micro Meteorology
Temperature Max 35.6 0C
Min 11.60C
Relative Humidity 42 to 70 %
Predominant Wind Direction from S to N
Maximum Rainfall Nil

Ambient Air Quality

AAQ has been monitored at 8 nos. of stations within
10 km radius of the study area.

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AAQ Monitoring
Stations

Scale : 1 Cm = 1.1 Kms.

Monitoring Station

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Location of AAQ Monitoring Stations

S.No STATION DIRECTION DISTANCE w.r.t site CRITERIA FOR SELECTION

(in Kms.)
1 Project site --- --- Represents the Project Site
2 Thargabohra E 0.7 Represents Crosswind direction
(Nearest Habitation)
3 Birgahani NE 2.0 Represents Upwind direction
(w.r.t 2nd predominant direction)
4 Bhilain E 1.1 Represents Crosswind direction
5 Nagpure SE 2.2 Represents Crosswind direction
6 Hardi SE 7.2 Represents Crosswind direction
7 Baloda SW 1.5 Represents Downwind direction
(w.r.t 2nd predominant direction)
(Densely populated)
8 Junadih NW 3.2 Represents Crosswind & Sensitive area

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Ambient Air Quality Results

The following is the baseline Ambient Air Quality status in the study area.

Parameters Baseline conc.

PM2.5 - 15.3 to 35.2 g/m3
PM10 - 25.6 to 59.1 g/m3
SO2 - 9.1 to 19.6 g/m3
NOX - 9.3 to 26.7 g/m3
CO - 360 to 903.6 g/m3

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Water Environment

8 nos. of ground water samples from open wells / bore wells were collected from the near by villages to
assess ground water quality impacts. The ground water sampling locations & analysis were furnished in EIA
Report.

All the water samples collected shows that they are suitable for potable purpose as per BIS-10500.

Two Surface water samples was collected & analyzed and the water quality confirms to BIS: 2296 standards.

Noise Environment

Baseline noise levels have been monitored at different locations within the study zone of the plant.

8 nos. of stations have been selected for measurement of noise levels.

The equivalent day-night noise levels in the study zone are ranging from 46.0 dBA to 57.9 dBA.

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Soil Quality

8 nos. of soil samples were collected and analyzed for various parameters like texture, infiltration rate,
bulk density, pH, Ca, Mg, Na, K, Zn, Mn etc.

None of the soil samples indicated any contamination.

Biological & Socio Economic Environment

The details of Flora & Fauna are annexed under baseline chapter.

The study area covers radius of 10 km of the project site.

The 10 km radius study area around the proposed project site comprises of 68 villages.

The socio-economic profile of the study area is presented based on site visits; discussions with the villagers
and the secondary data available from Census 2011.

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 TOR # 3.13 The monitoring to be conducted as per Central Pollution Control Boards guidelines and
parameters for water testing for both ground water as per ISI and surface water as per Central
Pollution Control Board guidelines.
The monitoring has been conducted as per central pollution control boards guidelines and parameters for
water testing for both ground water as per BIS-10500 and surface water as per BIS-2296

At each Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station Particulate Matter (PM10), Particulate Matter (PM2.5), SO2
and NOx are carried out as per Central Pollution Control Board guidelines.

TOR # 3.14 Surface water, ground water, soil, noise and ambient air quality be monitored at least at eight
stations / location around the proposed site. At least one monitoring station in the upwind
direction / downstream / non-impact non-polluting area as a control station.
Explained in TOR # 3.12

TOR # 3.15 The location of air monitoring stations decided after taking into consideration the predominant
wind direction, population zone and sensitive receptors including Reserve Forests.
Explained in TOR # 3.12

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TOR # 3.16 Details of various facilities to be provided for the personnel involved in raw coal / washed coal /
rejects transportation & handling in terms of parking, rest areas, canteen, sanitation and effluents
/ pollution load from these activities.
TOR # 3.17 Details of infrastructure facilities such as sanitation, fuel, restroom, canteen etc. to be provided to
the labour force including casual workers during construction as well as during operation phase.
Effluents / pollution load from these activities be included.
TOR # 3.18 Details of workshop, if any, and treatment of workshop effluents

The workers at the plant during construction will be provided with water for their requirement and for the
construction activities. The construction labour will be provided with sufficient and suitable toilet facilities to
allow proper standards of hygiene. These facilities would be connected to a septic tank and will be
maintained properly to have least environmental impact.
Exclusive adequate Parking area has been earmarked for trucks/vehicles. The parking area is shown in the
plant layout enclosed.
Fuel will be supplied to construction labour for cooking during construction period. This will prevent usage
of fire wood for cooking. Rest rooms will be provided to construction labour during construction period and
operational stage.
Site for vehicle maintenance will be selected carefully to prevent the ground water contamination due to
the spillage of oil. Both diesel and petrol engine vehicles will be maintained properly.
Unauthorized dumping of waste oil will be prohibited. These wastes will be disposed off to the CECB
authorised reprocessors/recyclers..
The solid waste will be collected and disposed off as per norms.
Dust suppression system will be provided to control dust during construction.
No effluent from workshop is envisaged.

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TOR # 3.19 Occupational health issues, baseline data on the health of the population.

Base line data on the health of the population revels that local people does not have any chronic
diseases. Local people suffer from normal fever, cough & cold only..
People are not suffering from any major diseases except for common cold, fever, etc,.
Health camps will be conducted regularly in the village.
Medical checkup will be carried out yearly once and Medical records of all the employees will be
maintained during operation of the plant.

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 TOR # 4.1 Impacts of project, if any, in the land use, in particular agricultural land, forest land, grazing land,
water bodies, drainage of the area and the surrounding.

Proposed project will be taken up in the 14.60 acres of land, which is in possession of management. Proposed
land has already been diverted for industrial use. There will not be any change in drainage pattern of the
plant area. Hence there will not be any impact on Landuse due to the proposed project.

In the proposed project all required Air pollution control systems such as Bagfilters, Dust Suppression system,
Dust extraction systems will be installed & operated to comply with CPCB / CECB standards.
Closed loop water system will be implemented in coal washery. Hence there will not be any waste water
generation from process and cooling.
As it is proposed to install Heavy media based Coal Washery, in which water after washing of coal (waste
water) will be recycled back.
Sanitary waste will be treated in septic tank by sub-surface dispersion trench.
Hence Zero effluent discharge will be maintained.
All the solid wastes generated from project will be disposed to user industries as per norms.
Hence there will not be any impact on agricultural land, forest land, grazing land, water bodies due to the
proposed project.
There are no drains / natural water bodies passing through the site. There will not be any change in the
existing Drainage pattern.
Hence there will not be any impact on any, in the land use, in agricultural land, forest land, grazing land, water
bodies, drainage of the area and the surroundings.

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TOR # 4.2 Impact of choice of the selected coal washing technology and impact on air quality and waste
generation (emission and effluents)

The technology adopted in the proposed project for producing washed coal is Wet type coal washery
which is well known technology all over the World and in India.

To control the fugitive emissions, dust extraction system and dust suppression system will be installed at
all the possible dust emanating areas. All required pollution control systems will be installed in the
proposed project. When the incremental GLCs due to the proposed project are super imposed over the
maximum baseline concentrations, the Net resultant GLCs obtained are well within the NAAQS. Hence
there will not be any adverse impact on air environment due to the proposed washery.

There will not be any process waste water & cooling water blowdown from the proposed coal washery as
closed circuit cooling system is envisaged. Zero effluent discharge will be maintained during the
operation of the proposed project. Hence there will not be any adverse impact on nearby water bodies
and water environment due to the proposed project.

Greenbelt is considered essential for maintaining the stability of the environment of the area. 5.0 Acres
of extensive greenbelt will be developed in the proposed project.

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Stack Emission Details
Dia Height Temp. of flue Velocity of flue gas PM SO2 NOx
S.No. Stack attached to
(m) (m) gas (oC) (m/sec) (g/s) (g/s) (g/s)
1. Coal Crusher 0.3 30 35 4.0 0.01 - -
4
2. DG Set (250 KVA) 0.18 (above 90 2.5 0.003 0.2 0.03
building)

Net Resultant Maximum Ground Level Concentrations

PM10 SO2 NOX CO
Item
(g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3)
Maximum baseline conc. in the study area 59.1 19.6 26.7 903.6
Maximum predicted incremental rise in concentration 1.02 --- 6.4 4.8
due to the proposed plant (inclusive of vehicular
emissions) (0.05 +0.97)
Net resultant concentrations during operation of the
60.12 19.6 33.1 908.4
plant
National Ambient Air Quality Standards 100 80 80 2000
Note:
Net resultant GLCs are well within the NAAQS. Hence there will not be any adverse impact on Air
Environment due to the proposed project
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TOR # 4.3 Impacts of transportation covering the entire sequence of supply, transportation, handling,
transfer and storage of raw coal, washed coal and rejects on air quality showing in a flow chart
with the specific points of fugitive emissions generation.
TOR # 4.4 Impact of the project on local infrastructure of the area, such as road network. Examine whether
existing roads are adequate to take care of additional infrastructure would need to be constructed
and the agency responsible for the same with time frame?
The ROM coal from SECL mines mainly CHAL/Kusmunda/Dipika Gevra areas will be transported through road
by covered trucks up to the proposed site. Railway siding is not available at the site.
Washed coal from the plant will be transported by road in covered trucks directly to the customer (or) by
road upto nearest railway station (Akaltara) and from there by rail to the customer.
The mode of transport of washed coal will depend on the MoU with the customers who may have either
road transport or rail transport.
Washery rejects from the plant will be transported by road in covered trucks directly to the customer (or) by
road upto nearest railway station (Akaltara) and from there by rail to the customer.
All the trucks used for transportation of raw materials, fuel, solid wastes, such as dust, slag, ash will be
covered.
Pucca road exist upto the project site.
The existing road is capable of absorbing this additional truck movement.
Dust suppression systems will be installed at loading and unloading areas to suppress the fugitive emission.
All the required statutory norms regarding control of emissions will be followed.
The project proponent will also improve the existing village roads for better connectivity & communication.

Hence there will not be any significant fugitive dust generation during transportation of raw materials.

Hence there will not be any adverse impact on vehicular traffic due to the proposed project.
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Schematic diagram showing the emission sources
Transportation of ROM Coal by road in
covered trucks / rail from SECL Mines to ROM coal
Washery Transportation by road in covered trucks

Screen Water sprinkling

Coal storage / stockpile Water sprinkling to prevent Fugitive emissions

Transport through covered Conveyers

Double roll Crusher Dust extraction with Bag filters

Transport through covered Conveyers

Screen Water sprinkling

Dust Suppression

Washery

Washed coal bins / storage Rejects storage

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TOR # 4.5 Prediction of impact of project on different environmental components inter-alia (1) air including
noise, (2) water (surface and groundwater), (3) soil, (4) flora and fauna and (5) socio-economic.
Also take into account the emission from the vehicle and loading unloading activities.

Impact on Air Environment & Management Plan

Impacts Management plan

Sources of particulate emissions :
Raw material unloading
Coal yard
Storage yards, hoppers
Coal crusher
Conveyers & transfer points
Due to Vehicular movement
Apart from above, Green belt development will help in further minimizing the impacts.
Water Sprinkling through nozzles
Water sprinkling with fine atomizer nozzles arrangement on coal heaps and on
land around the crusher.
Dust suppression system
Proper rubber linings will be provided
Dust extraction system with bag filters with outlet dust emission less than 50
mg/Nm3.
Covered conveyors, dust extraction / dry fog type suppression system at major
transfer points
Internal roads will be made pucca, Regular water sprinkling on the roads
Avenue plantation along the internal roads and along side of village road.

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 Impact on Water Environment & Management Plan
Impacts
Untreated wastewater
Ground water contamination
Effluent discharge
Management plan
Settling ponds with 95 % efficiency will be provided.
Garland drainage system will be provided around the storage yard.
Channelization of storm water and reuse of collected water.
Sanitary waste water will be treated in septic tank followed by subsurface
dispersion.
Effluent will be taken to thickener and belt filter press for separating solids and
water. Clarified water will be utilized for dust suppression, plantation
development and the balance will be reused in the process. Zero effluent
discharge will be implemented.

Impact on Land Environment & Management Plan

Impacts Management plan

Disposal of solid wastes and Washery rejects will be given to Power plant of M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral
hazardous waste Resources Pvt. Ltd.
Used batteries and waste oil [DG set] will be given to CECB authorised
reprocesors/recyclers.

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 Impact on Noise Environment & Management Plan
Impacts Management plan
High noise levels Ear muffs / ear plugs to workers exposed to high noise levels
Vibrating screen will be housed in covered building
Proper rubber linings in hoppers, rubber decks in chutes and centrifugal chutes
Sound barriers, use of enclosures with suitable absorption material in building
Green belt development
Lubrication of pumps
Acoustic enclosure for DG set

Impact on Biological Environment , Agriculture & Management Plan

Impacts Management plan

On Flora & Fauna No National Parks / Wild life Sanctuaries / Bird Sanctuaries / Tiger reserve /
Elephant corridors / Migratory routes for birds fall in the study area. Approx.
33% of the project area will be developed as green belt using native species.

Due to the proposed Air Emission control measures, Waste water management,
Solid Waste management etc. specified above and operating the systems to
comply with the emission norms, there will not be any impact on flora & fauna
due to the present proposal.

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TOR # 4.6 Impact of coal handling plant, if any on ambient air and water (surface & ground water) quality.

In the coal handling plant, all required precautions will be taken up to prevent the air emissions.
Unloading areas will be provided with dust suppression system.
At the material transfer points, dust extraction system with bag filters will be provided.
All conveyers will be completely covered with GI sheets to prevent fugitive dust emission.
All transfer points will be provided with enclosures.
Zero liquid effluent discharge system will be followed in the proposed washery.
There are no nearby surface water bodies.
Greenbelt development will further attenuate the emissions.
Hence there will not be any impact on ambient air and water quality due to the proposed plant.

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 TOR # 5.1 Details of pollution control measures with respect to effluent treatment, air pollutant emission
control, noise control and scientific & safe disposal of all solid wastes
TOR # 5.2 Specific pollution control and mitigative measures for the entire process, specific pollution control
/ mitigative measures proposed to be put in plant at every transfer and handling points.
Specific pollution control and mitigative measures to be adopted in the proposed washery
ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION MEASURES

AIR EMISSION CONTROL MEASURES

Water will be sprayed at all strategic coal transfer points such as conveyors, loading unloading points etc.
Conveyors, transfer points etc. will be provided with enclosures.
The crusher of the coal washery will be provided with enclosures, fitted with Dust extraction system followed by Bag
filters and finally emitted through a stack.
Water sprinkling by using fine atomizer nozzles arrangement will be provided on the coal heaps and on land around the
crushers.
Internal roads will be asphalted.
Green belt will be developed along the road side, coal handling plant, all around the boundary of the coal washery.
Storage bunkers, hoppers, rubber decks in chutes and centrifugal chutes will be provided with proper rubber linings.
Vehicles movement in the coal washery area will be regulated effectively to avoid traffic congestion.
Smoke emission from heavy duty vehicle operating in the coal washery will be according to the standards prescribed
under Motor Vehicle Rules 1989.
All the CREP recommendations will be followed

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WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT

Closed loop water system will be implemented in coal washery. Hence there will not be any waste water
generation from process and cooling.
As it is proposed to install Heavy media based Coal Washery, in which water after washing of coal (waste
water) will be recycled back.
The efficiency of settling pond of the waste water system will be 95 %.
Sanitary waste will be treated in septic tank by subsurface dispersion.
The effluent from the plant will lead to the thickener and flocculants will be added for settlement of
suspended solids and helps to give a clearer overflow.
The settled solids are collected at the bottom cone of the thickener tank.
The solids which are collected in the bottom of the thickener will be pumped to the settling ponds for
reclamation of water. The solid dried cake will be blended with rejects.
The overflow of the thickener, which is clear water will be recycled.
The proposed plant is a zero effluent plant and the process selected ensures minimum generation of dust.
All the MOEF&CC norms/CREP recommendations for coal washeries will be implemented in the proposed
project.

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NOISE MANAGEMENT

The major noise levels will be confined to the working zones of the plant.
High pressure horn will be prohibited.
Ear plugs will be provided to all employees who will enter into the noise prone areas.
Extensive greenbelt proposed will help in further attenuating the noise levels.

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

Coal washery rejects of 0.192 MTPA will be given to M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral Resources Pvt. Ltd.
Copy of MoUs entered with M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral Resources Pvt. Ltd. regarding utilization of
washery rejects are shown in earlier slides.
Hence there will not be any adverse impact on land environment due to the solid waste generation & disposal.

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TOR # 5.3 Coal stock yard (Raw coal, Washed coal, Coal rejects and coal fines) be housed in closed sheds in
pucca platform above ground level provided with wind shields / wind breaking walls; storage size
and capacity of coal stock be decided in consultation with DGMS and Chhattisgarh Environment
Conservation Board.

Coal stock yard will be in closed sheds with pucca platform above ground level.
Capacity of the coal stock will be 22400 T of Raw coal (7 days), 17920 T of washed coal (7 days) & 12800 T
(20 days) of washery rejects.
Height of the heap will be limited to 3 m to prevent spontaneous combustion.

TOR # 5.4 Measures for occupational health and safety of the personnel and manpower for the project.

Pre employment medical examination shall be conducted.

All workers will be medically tested once in a year and at the end of his term of employment.
An Ambulance will be provided.
Medical records of all employees will be maintained.

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EMP for the Occupational Safety & Health hazards
The health of workers can be protected by adopting the following measures:

Proper Designing of building, Work area

Good Housekeeping practices
Well engineered ventilation & exhaust system
Enclosure
Enforcement of usage of Personal Protective Devices.
Regular Work Environment Monitoring
Working hours
Rotation of employees in specific areas to avoid continuous exposure

Frequency Of Periodical Examination:

For employees once in a year
Personal Protective Devices and Measures

Industrial Safety helmets

Crash helmets
Face shield with replacement acrylic vision
Zero power goggles with cut type filters on both sides and blue color glasses
Welders equipment for eye and face protection
Ear muffs
Canister gas masks
Self contained breathing apparatus
Leather apron
Industrial safety shoes with steel toe
Electrical safety shoes without steel toe and gum boots
Protective clothing, etc.
Plan of pre placement and periodical health status of workers :

Pre employment check up will be made mandatory and following test will be conducted:
Plan of evaluation of health of workers
Chest x rays
Audiometry
Spirometry
Vision testing (Far & Near vision, color vision and any other ocular defect)
ECG
Haemogram (examination of the blood)
Urine (Routine and Microscopic)
Complete physical examination
Musculo-skeletal disorders (MSD)
Backache
Pain in minor and major joints
Fatigue, etc.
Medical records of each employee will be maintained separately and will be updated as per finding
during monitoring.
Medical records of the employee at the end of his / her term will be updated.
 TOR # 5.5 Compliance to the standards (fugitive emission standards, effluent discharge standards, noise
level standards) prescribed for coal washery by the Ministry Environment and Forest, Govt. of
India / Central Pollution Control Board / Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board (which
ever stringent)
TOR # 5.6 Compliance to the Code of Practice prescribed for coal washery by Ministry of Environment and
Forest, Govt. of India / Central Pollution Control Board
All the following CREP recommendations will be implemented & followed strictly.

Water will be sprayed at all strategic coal transfer points such as conveyors, loading unloading points etc.
Conveyors, transfer points etc. will be provided with enclosures.
Crusher will be provided with enclosures, fitted with bag filters and finally emitted through a stack of minimum
height of 30 m, conforming particulate emission standard of 50 mg/Nm3.
Water sprinkling by using fine atomizer nozzles arrangement will be provided on the coal heaps and on land around
the crusher.
Area, in and around the coal washery will be asphalted. Water consumption in the coal washery will be below 1.5
cubic meter per tonne of coal.
The efficiency of the settling ponds of the waste water treatment system of the coal washery will not be less than
95%.
Green belt will be developed along the road side, coal handling plants, residential complex, and office building and
all round the boundary line of the coal washery.
Storage bunkers, hoppers, rubber decks in chutes and centrifugal chutes will be provided with proper rubber linings.
Vehicles movement in the coal washery area will be regulated effectively to avoid traffic congestion. High pressure
horn will be prohibited. Smoke emission from heavy duty vehicle operating in the coal washery would confirm the
standards prescribed under Motor Vehicle Rules 1989.
Difference in value of SPM measured between 25 to 30 m from the enclosure of coal crushing plant in the
downwind and leeward direction will not exceed 50 mg/Nm3. This method is based on High volume samples and
using average flow rate not exceeding 1.1m3/min.
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 Effluent Discharge
Close circuit operation with zero effluent discharge will be adopted in the proposed project.

Noise Levels
Operation / working Zone not to exceed 85 dBA for 8 hrs exposure.

Recommendations
The proposed air emission control equipment will be installed prior to commissioning the project.
All the internal roads shall be asphalted to reduce the fugitive dust due to truck movement.

TOR # 5.7 Ensure the particulate matter emission limited to 50 mg/Nm3

The following are air emission control systems proposed in the proposed project:

Particulate emission
S.No. Stack attached to Control Equipment
at the outlet
a. Coal crusher Dust Extraction systems with Bag filters < 50 mg/Nm3

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 TOR # 5.8 Scheme for rainwater harvesting

Rainwater harvesting structures will be constructed to harvest the run-off water from roof tops by laying a
separate storm water drainage system for recharging of ground water.

Rain water harvesting structures will be provided in the plant to recharge the precious ground water. Rain
harvesting pits will be constructed as per guidelines of Central Ground Water Board.
Details of Rain water harvesting potential

S.No. Type of area Total Area Runoff Rainfall in Rainwater Collection

(m2) Co-efficient m Potential (m3)
1 Paved area 14973.3 0.90 1.1 14823.5
2 Internal Roads 4856.2 0.80 1.1 4273.4
3 Greenbelt 20234.2 0.20 1.1 4451.5
4 Water Storage 3642.1 1.0 1.1 4006.3
Total 27554.7

The potential rain water that can be collected will be 27554.7 m3/year. This conserved water will be utilized
for plant water requirement. Accordingly, the net water requirement for the plant will reduce.

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TOR # 5.9 Details along with action plan for development of greenbelt in 33% land area with not less than
1500 trees per ha giving details of species, width of plantation, planting schedule etc.
Local DFO will be consulted in developing the green belt.
5.0 acres of extensive greenbelt will be developed in the plant premises as per CPCB guidelines.
10 m wide greenbelt will be developed all around the plant.
The tree species to be selected for the plantation are pollutant tolerant, fast growing, wind firm, deep rooted. A three tier
plantation is proposed comprising of an outer most belt of taller trees which will act as barrier, middle core acting as air
cleaner and the innermost core which may be termed as absorptive layer consisting of trees which are known to be
particularly tolerant to pollutants.
600 nos. of plants will be planted per acre as per CPCB guidelines.
Greenbelt development plan Year No. of plants
1st 600
2nd 600
3rd 600
4th 600
Total 2400

TOR # 5.10 Details regarding sale / disposal of solid wastes / rejects / coal fine from the unit miscellaneous
purchasers
Coal washery rejects of 0.192 MTPA will be given to M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral Resources Pvt. Ltd.
Copy of MoUs entered with M/s. Swastik Power & Mineral Resources Pvt. Ltd. regarding utilization of washery rejects are
shown in earlier slides.
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TOR # 6.1 The EIA EMP report covering the impacts and management plan for the project specific
activities on the environment of the region, and the environmental quality air, water, noise,
land, biotic community through collection of data and information, generation of data on impacts
for a rated capacity.
TOR # 6.2 Detailed EMP to mitigate the adverse impacts due to project along with item wise cost of its
implementation (capital and recurring)
S. Item Capital Cost Recurring Cost /
EIA /EMP report is prepared & No (Rs.in Lakhs) Annum
(Rs.in Lacs)
submitted covering all the above 1 Air emission control 50.0 5.8
aspects. Dust Extraction systems with
Bag filters
Detailed EMP is furnished in Chapter-10 Chimney
of EIA report and has been elaborated Water Sprinklers
Environment Monitoring
in earlier slides in detail. 2 Wastewater Management 20.0 0.5
Capital cost for Environmental pollution Settling ponds
Garland drains
control measures: Rs. 1.0 Crore Monitoring
Recurring cost for Pollution control 3 Solid waste Management 15.0 0.7
Construction of Pucca Platform
measures - Rs. 10.0 Lakhs/Annum for storage
Hazardous & Municipal solid
waste storage
4 Greenbelt development, Land 10.0 1.0
scaping Noise Management
5 Occupational Health & Safety 5.0 2.0
TOTA L 100.0 10.0
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TOR # 6.3 Disaster Management Plan and mitigative measure for disaster prevention and control
TOR # 6.4 Risk assessment to be undertaken, based on the same, propose safeguard measures.

HECBIL will have a structured and rehearsed both On site and Off- site Emergency Plan.
Periodic checking of safety measures in plant, Reporting unsafe activities.
Fire protection measures.
Provision for safe storage & handling of chemicals.
Provision for first-aid, safety measures as per stipulations of Factories Act and OSHA
Regulations.
Training for the use of safety equipments.
Distribution of personal safety equipment & enforcement of its use.
Conducting mock drills at periodic intervals.
Assessment of emergency situations in advance.
Evaluation of accidents, management of plants.
Display of posters, banners, sign boards, stickers etc. on safety aspects and measures.

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Identified Risks & Mitigation measure

Description Process Potential Hazard Provision

Coal storage Storage of coal Fire and spontaneous Water sprinkling system will be installed on
shed combustion stocks of pile to prevent spontaneous
combustion and consequent fire hazards.

Stock pile Storage Fire and dust Height of the stock pile will be 3 m only.
explosions
The stack geometry will be adopted to
maintain minimum exposure of stock pile
areas towards predominant wind direction
temperature will be monitored in the stock
piles regularly to detect any at normal rise in
temperature inside the stock pile to be
enable to control the same.

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TOR # 6.5 Details along-with action plan and year wise funds to be allocated for eco-development /
community welfare works including maintenance of roads in nearby villages / areas.

Year wise funds will be allocated for eco-development / community welfare works including maintenance
of roads on nearby villages/areas.
An amount of 2% of profit is earmarked for CSR activities .
The CSR activities are broadly divided into four categories
Health & Medical
Education & Training
Infra structure Development
Others

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Management of Hind Energy & Coal Beneficiation (India) Ltd. will actively initiate various social welfare
initiatives in the nearby villages. The continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to
economic development while improve the quality of life of workforce and their families as well as that of the
local community and society at large. An amount of 2% of profit has been earmarked for CSR activities and
will be spent in phased manner.

The following activities will be taken up:

Primary Health Centre with basic facilities & Ambulance facility.

Organizing health camps. Free supply of medicines.
Sanitation & hygiene awareness programmes.
Industrial training to unemployed youth.
Maintenance of Transport Road from highway to plant site.
Plantation of Trees along side of the transport road leading to the plant site.
Construction of toilets in schools for boys and girls under Swachh Bharat scheme in the nearby villages
Rain water harvesting structures / pits & drainage facilities in the villages
Contribution to education. (such as providing free Books, providing computers, providing Library facilities
along with reference & other books, Merit Scholarships, etc.)

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TOR # 7.1 Public hearing details covering the notices issued in the newspaper, proceeding / minutes of
public hearing, the points raised by the general public and commitments made, in tabular form.
If the Public Hearing is in the regional language, provide an authenticated English translation of
the same.
PUBLIC HEARING ISSUES & COMPLIANCE (PH held on 21st October 2016)
S.No. Name of Person and Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Village
1 Shri. Shivchandra He welcomed the establishment of Employment will be given to Budget of Rs 100 Lakhs
Patel, proposed coal washery by HECBL and local villagers as per their is earmarked for
Janpad Member, said that employment should be given qualification and experience in Environment
management
Nawapara Village to unemployed youth, Water sprinkling proposed project.
should be carried out on roads and Water sprinkling will be carried
Greenbelt should be developed to out on roads.
control the environmental pollution. 5.0 acres of Greenbelt will be
developed in the proposed
project.
2 Shri. Santhosh He welcomed the establishment of Employment will be given to Budget of Rs 100 Lakhs
Kumar Patel, proposed coal washery at Baloda. He local villagers as per their is earmarked for
Charpara Village also opined that some of unemployed qualification and experience in Environment
management
people are working in other existing coal proposed project.
washery. 5.0 acres of Greenbelt will be
He requested the management of developed in the proposed
company to provide more employment project.
to unemployed youth as per
qualification. He also suggested to
development greenbelt to prevent
pollution in the interest of environment.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
and Village

3 Shri. Mohanlal Patel, He welcomed the establishment of proposed Employment will be given to Budget of Rs 100
Sarpanch, Charpara 0.96 MTPA coal washery by M/s. Hind local villagers as per their Lakhs is earmarked for
Panchayat Energy. He said that already many qualification and experience in Environment
unemployed people are working in other proposed project. management
existing coal washery and requesting the 5.0 acres of Greenbelt will be
project proponent to give more employment developed in the proposed
in the proposed coal washery. project.
He requested Environment Conservation
Office, Bilaspur, for developing greenbelt in
the interest of Environment protection by
project proponent. Employment should be
provided to unemployed in the village.
4 Shri. Ramsingh He welcomed the proposed coal washery Employment will be given to local -----
Kanwar, President, project on behalf of committee. villagers as per their qualification
School Development He opined that once plant is established after and experience in proposed
Committee, Charpara Public Hearing, employment will be provided project.
Village to people because of which there will be
increase in income source and children of
local village can get good education.
He also thanked Management and Officers of
Hind Energy for selecting Baloda Panchayat
for establishing proposed coal washery.
He said that employment should be provided
to educated people from Charpara village.

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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
and Village

5 Shri. Ravi Kumar He requested the company that Employment will be given to local ----
Patel, Charpara employment should be provided on villagers as per their qualification and
Village priority basis to local people and experience in proposed project.
based on personal experience &
eligibility. He also requested to
provide correct rate to employees.
6 Shri. Sunanda He welcomed the project. He ------ ----
Reddy supported the Industrial
NGO development. In India, 5.0 Crore
people are waiting for employment
between the age of 18 to 45 years.

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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
7 Shri. Raghu He said that many washeries are It is proposed to implement all the Budget of Rs 100 Lakhs
Kashyap, operating in the area. Dust
Rampur Village emanating due to transport of coal
is damaging our Paddy crop.
He also opined that he is not
opposing the proposed project, but
requesting the management to
provide proper facilities for good
housekeeping. Air Pollution should
not occur. Good road to be
maintained.
Response by Management Budget Provision
environmental protection measures for is earmarked for
controlling environment pollution viz. covering Environment
of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water management
sprinkling through atomizers and installation
of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net
resultant Ground level concentrations during
operation of the plant after superimposing the
incremental concentrations over the
maximum baseline concentrations are well
within the National Ambient Air Quality
Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge will
be implemented in the washery. Rejects will
be given to reject based power plants.
Greenbelt will be developed in 5.0 acres of
land which will further mitigate the emissions.
All these environmental protection systems
will be installed and operated to comply with
the norms. All Internal roads will be asphalted.
Hence there will not be any significant impact
on the environment due to the proposed
project.
External road belongs to PWD, hence repairing
/ construction of road will be taken up after
necessary approvals.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
8 Shri. Tekram Patel, He welcomed the proposed coal
Charpara Village washery. He requested the
project proponent to provide
budget allocation for various
village development activities, for
water sprinkling on road, for
metaled road, provide
employment and also requested
to carry out environmental
related activities like greenbelt
development.
He also request to provide
assistance to Charpara Gram
Panchayat for Godan, Muktidham
compound wall, Community hall.
He requested to provide
employment to unemployed
people of village.
9 Shri. Shailendra He welcomed the proposed
Pandey, President, project of coal washery by Hind
Bhartiya Mazdoor Energy. He also requested the
Sangh, Siwani Naila management to provide
Village employment to the villagers,
Roads, Water, Power facilities and
education to children.
Response by Management Budget Provision
Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be 2% of profit has
established as per Central / State Government been ear marked
policies. for CSR activities
At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this
purpose; which will be spent for 10 years time. Budget of Rs 100
Drinking water facility along with water Lakhs is
conservation measures will be provided and earmarked for
carried out in the villages for fulfillment of basic Environment
amenities and the same will be provided under management
Corporate Social Responsibility fund.
All the suggested activities will be taken up under
Corporate Social Responsibility program in phased
manner.
5.0 acres of Greenbelt will be developed in the
proposed project.
Employment will be given to local villagers as per
their qualification and experience in proposed
project.
Employment will be given to local villagers as per 2% of profit has
their qualification and experience in proposed been ear marked
project. for CSR activities
Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be
established as per Central / State Government
policies.
At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this
purpose; which will be spent for 10 years time.
All the suggested activities will be taken up under
Corporate Social Responsibility program in phased
manner.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
10 Shri. Durgesh He opposed the It is proposed to implement all the environmental
Swarnkar, establishment of the
Ward Councilor No. proposed coal washery.
07, Nagar Panchayat He said due to the proposed
Baloda, coal washery our Agricultural
Chairman - Public field will get damaged.
Works Department, He also asked how many
District Minister, people will be given
Bhartiya Janta Yuva employment in the proposed
Morcha coal washery plant.
Due to the proposed coal
washery, lot of health
problem will arise like
asthma etc. Because of which
life span of human being will
be decreased from 80 years
to 60 years and same will
decrease to 40 years from 60
years.
Response by Management Budget Provision
Budget of Rs. 100
protection measures for controlling environment Lakhs is earmarked
pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water for Environment
sprinkling on roads, water sprinkling through management
atomizers and installation of bag filter in coal
crushing area. Net resultant Ground level
concentrations during operation of the plant after
superimposing the incremental concentrations
over the maximum baseline concentrations are
well within the National Ambient Air Quality
Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge will be
implemented in the washery. Rejects will be given
to reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be
developed in 5.0 acres of land which will further
mitigate the emissions. All these environmental
protection systems will be installed and operated
to comply with the norms. All Internal roads will
be asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the Agricultural fields & on
the health due to the proposed project.
The proposed project will create employment to
150 people during construction and 75 people
during operation of the project.
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S.No. Name of Person and Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Village

11 Shri. Jagdish Jatwar, He welcomed the proposed It is proposed to implement all the Budget of Rs. 100
Birgahani Village, coal washery. He requested environmental protection measures for Lakhs is earmarked
Congress Block the Environment Officer to controlling environment pollution viz. covering for Environment
President provide attention to of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water management
environment related problems sprinkling through atomizers and installation of
arising due to the proposed bag filter in coal crushing area. Net resultant
coal washery. Ground level concentrations during operation
of the plant after superimposing the
incremental concentrations over the maximum
baseline concentrations are well within the
National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero
liquid effluent discharge will be implemented in
the washery. Rejects will be given to reject
based power plants. Greenbelt will be
developed in 5.0 acres of land which will
further mitigate the emissions. All these
environmental protection systems will be
installed and operated to comply with the
norms. All Internal roads will be asphalted.
Hence there will not be any significant impact
on the environment due to the proposed
project.

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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
12 Shri. Surendra He opposed for the proposed It is proposed to implement all the environmental
Kumar Soni, Nagar coal washery. He opined that
Panchayat Baloda project proponent will take care
of their livelihood. Then dont
care of others livelihood.
There will be 100% loss due to
the proposed project.
Response by Management Budget
Provision
protection measures for controlling environment Budget of Rs
pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling 100 Lakhs is
on roads, water sprinkling through atomizers and earmarked for
installation of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net Environment
resultant Ground level concentrations during management
operation of the plant after superimposing the
incremental concentrations over the maximum 2% of profit
baseline concentrations are well within the National has been ear
Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent marked for CSR
discharge will be implemented in the washery. Rejects activities
will be given to reject based power plants. Greenbelt
will be developed in 5.0 acres of land which will
further mitigate the emissions. All these
environmental protection systems will be installed
and operated to comply with the norms. All Internal
roads will be asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the environment due to the
proposed project.
Employment will be given to local villagers as per
their qualification and experience in proposed
project.
Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be
established as per Central / State Government
policies.
At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this
purpose; which will be spent for 10 years time.
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S.No. Name of Person and Issue raised
Village
13 Shri. Nawal Kishore Singh, He opined that, will welcome
Ex-Sarpanch, Budgahan the proposed coal washery
Village only when all the norms are
stipulated by the Pollution
Board will be strictly followed.
Employment should be
provided to local villager only.
Response by Management Budget
Provision
It is proposed to implement all the Budget of Rs.
environmental protection measures for 100 Lakhs is
controlling environment pollution viz. earmarked for
covering of conveyers, water sprinkling on Environment
roads, water sprinkling through atomizers management
and installation of bag filter in coal crushing
area. Net resultant Ground level
concentrations during operation of the plant
after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National
Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid
effluent discharge will be implemented in
the washery. Rejects will be given to reject
based power plants. Greenbelt will be
developed in 5.0 acres of land which will
further mitigate the emissions. All these
environmental protection systems will be
installed and operated to comply with the
norms. All Internal roads will be asphalted.
Hence there will not be any significant
impact on the environment due to the
proposed project.
Employment will be given to local villagers as
per their qualification and experience in
proposed project.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
14 Shri. Raghuvir Singh, He opposed the proposed coal It is proposed to implement all the environmental
Ex-Member, Zilla washery project.
Panchayat, Nariyara He said the water required for
Village the proposed coal washery will
be extracted from Ground Water
source, which will be inturn
cause depletion in Ground water
in the surrounding area and
moreover ground water of the
area belongs local people.
He said the project proponent
has not mentioned regarding Air
Pollution caused due to the
project.
He said that Middle School is
present at distance of 200m from
the project site, will they relocate
the school.
He also wanted to know that Water required for the proposed project will be sourced
how much employment will be
given.
Response by Management Budget
Provision
Budget of Rs.
protection measures for controlling environment 100 Lakhs is
pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling on earmarked for
roads, water sprinkling through atomizers and Environment
installation of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net management
resultant Ground level concentrations during operation
of the plant after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National Ambient Air
Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge will be
implemented in the washery. Rejects will be given to
reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be developed
in 5.0 acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection systems
will be installed and operated to comply with the norms.
All Internal roads will be asphalted. Hence there will not
be any significant impact on the environment due to the
proposed project.
from Ground water and approval is under process.
Rain water harvesting structure will be constructed to
harvest rain water, which will inturn increase ground
water levels in the surrounding areas.
Middle School is located at distance of 500 m from the
project site and there is no plan to relocate the School.
The proposed project will create employment to 150
people during construction and 75 people during
operation of the project.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised Response by Management Budget
and Village Provision
15 Shri. Naveen Pandey, He welcomed the establishment ----- ----
CG Janta Congress, of proposed coal washery. He said
Gram Panchayat that same management has
Gatora established coal washery in
Gatora and they have given
employment to locals in the past.
16 Shri. Devsingh Porte, He supported the project. ----- ----
Gatora Village
17 Shri. Vishnu Prasad He supported the proposed coal The proposed project will create employment to 150 2% of profit has
Yadav, Member washery project. people during construction and 75 people during been ear
Ward No. 5, Baloda Employment should be provided operation of the project. marked for CSR
Village on top priority to local villagers. Rain water harvesting structure will be constructed to activities
Water Conservation & harvesting, harvest rain water, which will inturn increase ground
Pond deepening, Plantation, Road water levels in the surrounding areas.
development should be carried All the suggested activities like Pond deepening, Road
out. Plantation etc. will be taken up under Corporate Social
Responsibility program in phased manner.

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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
18 Shri. Radhey Shyam He opined that proposed coal Stream is passing at distance of 700 m from the project
Devangan, State washery should be establishment
General Secretary, keeping the interest of farmer.
CG Congress A stream & small dam (Pond) is
present at distance of 500 m from It is proposed to implement all the environmental
the proposed project site. Water
required for farmers is taken from
this Pond. Pond will get polluted
due to the proposed coal
washery.
Dense forest is present at a
distance of 300 m from proposed
project site. Air Pollution caused
due to the proposed project will
damage the forest.
Baloda is present at distance of
1.0 Kms. from the project site.
Pollution caused by the proposed
coal washery will damage the
health of people.
Lot of accidents have occurred
due to the movement of heavy
vehicles.
Response by Management Budget
Provision
Budget of Rs.
site. 100 Lakhs is
Dense forest (i.e. Burgahan RF) is present at distance of earmarked for
1.4 Kms. from the proposed project site. Environment
management
protection measures for controlling environment
pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling
on roads, water sprinkling through atomizers and
installation of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net
resultant Ground level concentrations during operation
of the plant after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National Ambient
Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge
will be implemented in the washery. Rejects will be
given to reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be
developed in 5.0 acres of land which will further
mitigate the emissions. All these environmental
protection systems will be installed and operated to
comply with the norms. All Internal roads will be
asphalted. Hence there will not be any significant
impact on the health, water bodies and forest due to
the proposed project.
All the preventive measures such as providing speed
breakers at vulnerable points will be adopted to avoid
road accidents.
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S.No. Name of Person Issue raised
and Village
19 Shri. Vinod Shukla, He opined that top priority Employment will be given to local villagers as per their
District Chairman, should be given to local for
Kisan Congress, employment. Outsiders It is proposed to implement all the environmental
Janjgir Champa, should not be given
District Panchayat, employment.
Baloda Any type of Pollution should
not occur due to the
proposed coal washery,
which will damage our
agricultural fields.
Rampur Charpara road got
severly damaged due to the
heavy movement of vehicle,
it should be repaired
immediately.
Development activities
should be carried in the
villages.
Day Night water sprinkling
should be carried out on Rampur Charpara road belongs to PWD, repairing work
Rampur Charpara road.
Response by Management Budget
Provision
qualification and experience in proposed project. Budget of Rs
100 Lakhs is
protection measures for controlling environment pollution earmarked for
viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water Environment
sprinkling through atomizers and installation of bag filter in management
coal crushing area. Net resultant Ground level
concentrations during operation of the plant after 2% of profit has
superimposing the incremental concentrations over the been ear
maximum baseline concentrations are well within the marked for CSR
National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent activities
discharge will be implemented in the washery. Rejects will
be given to reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be
developed in 5.0 acres of land which will further mitigate
the emissions. All these environmental protection systems
will be installed and operated to comply with the norms. All
Internal roads will be asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the agricultural fields due to the
proposed project.
will be taken up after necessary approvals.
Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be established as
per Central / State Government policies.
At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this purpose;
which will be spent for 10 years time.
All the developmental activities will be taken up under
Corporate Social Responsibility program in phased manner.
Water sprinkling provision will be made on Rampur
Charpara road.
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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget
Person and Provision
Village
20 Shri. Sandeep He strongly opposed the proposed ----- ---
Yadav, project. He opined that project
Zilla Panchayat proponent do not stand on the
Member, words they say today.
Akaltara
21 Shri. He supported the proposed project The proposed project will create employment to 150 people ---
Chandraprakash and said that pollution department during construction and 75 people during operation of the
Joshi, Birgahani should give clearance to the project.
Village project immediately. Employment will be given to local villagers as per their
He opined that atleast 100 people qualification and experience in proposed project.
from the village should get
employment in the proposed
project and no outsider should be
given employment.

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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget
Person and Provision
Village
22 Shri. Sadan He opposed the establishment of It is proposed to implement all the environmental
Yadav, proposed coal washery project. protection measures for controlling environment Budget of Rs
Belai Village Environment & Agricultural land will get pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling on 100 Lakhs is
damaged due to the pollution caused by roads, water sprinkling through atomizers and earmarked
the proposed coal washery. installation of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net for
resultant Ground level concentrations during operation Environment
of the plant after superimposing the incremental management
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National Ambient Air
Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge will be
implemented in the washery. Rejects will be given to
reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be developed
in 5.0 acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection systems
will be installed and operated to comply with the norms.
All Internal roads will be asphalted. Hence there will not
be any significant impact on the environment &
agricultural land due to the proposed project.
23 Shri. Rajesh He welcomed the proposed coal washery Employment will be given to local villagers as per their ---
Lahre, project. qualification and experience in proposed project.
Budgahan He opined that employment should be
Village provided to the local people.
24 Shri. Kewal He welcomed the proposed coal washery ------ ---
Chand Jain, project. He opined that when
Ex-President, Government is encouraging foreign
Baloda Nagar investment in the country, then why we
Panchayat should not encourage our own
Chhattisgarh people for development.
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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget
Person and Provision
Village
25 Shri. Ajay He said that the proposed project Nearest habitation (i.e. Thargabohra village) is present
Kumar location is 100 m from our village. at distance of 700 m and Pond is present at distance of Budget of Rs
Devangan, Vice- Pond in the nearby area has become so 500 m from the proposed project site. 100 Lakhs is
Sarpanch, polluted due the other existing coal It is proposed to implement all the environmental earmarked
Belai Panchayat washery in the area. protection measures for controlling environment for
Crop got damaged due the other existing pollution viz. covering of conveyers, water sprinkling on Environment
coal washery in the area. roads, water sprinkling through atomizers and management
installation of bag filter in coal crushing area. Net
resultant Ground level concentrations during operation
of the plant after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National Ambient Air
Quality Standards. Zero liquid effluent discharge will be
implemented in the washery. Rejects will be given to
reject based power plants. Greenbelt will be developed
in 5.0 acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection systems
will be installed and operated to comply with the norms.
All Internal roads will be asphalted. Hence there will not
be any significant impact on the water bodies and crop
land due to the proposed project.
26 Shri. Anand He opposed the proposed coal washery Employment will be given to local villagers as per their ----
Sharma, project. qualification and experience in proposed project.
Belai Village He opined that top priority should be All the preventive measures such as providing speed
given to local for employment. Outsiders breakers at vulnerable points will be adopted to avoid
should not be given employment. road accidents.
Lot of accidents have occurred due to the
movement of heavy vehicles.
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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Person and
Village
27 Shri. Babulal He strongly opposed the establishment Avenue plantation will be carried out on road side.
Patel, of proposed coal washery plant. All the preventive measures such as providing 2% of profit has
Katra Village Lot dust is emitted due to the speed breakers at vulnerable points will be adopted been ear marked
transportation of heavy vehicles. to avoid road accidents. for CSR activities
He asked how much employment is given Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be
to Male and Female villager in the established as per Central / State Government
existing Hind washery. policies.
Lots of accidents are happening due to At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this
the transport of heavy vehicles of Hind purpose; which will be spent for 10 years time.
Washery & Mahavir Washery, these Employment will be given to local villagers as per
vehicles are being driven by drunk their qualification and experience in proposed
drivers. project.
How much money has been allocated for
CSR activities.
Top priority should be given to
unemployed people of Katra, Birgahani,
Belai and other villages for employment
28 Shri. Krishn He opposed the proposed coal Avenue plantation will be carried out on road ---
Kumar Patel, washery project. side.
Charpara Lot dust is emitted due to the
Village transportation of heavy vehicles.

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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Person and
Village
29 Shri. Nand He opposed the establishment All the preventive measures such as providing
Kishore proposed project. speed breakers at vulnerable points will be Budget of Rs 100
Harbansh, Lot of accidents are occurring due to adopted to avoid road accidents. Lakhs is
President, the heavy movement of vehicles and It is proposed to implement all the earmarked for
District killing our human being and cattles. environmental protection measures for Environment
Panchayat Pond and Crop are being damaged due controlling environment pollution viz. covering management
to the existing coal washery in the of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water
area. sprinkling through atomizers and installation of
bag filter in coal crushing area. Net resultant
Ground level concentrations during operation of
the plant after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National
Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid
effluent discharge will be implemented in the
washery. Rejects will be given to reject based
power plants. Greenbelt will be developed in 5.0
acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection
systems will be installed and operated to comply
with the norms. All Internal roads will be
asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the water bodies and crop
land due to the proposed project.

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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Person and
Village
30 Shri. Krishn He opposed the establishment of It is proposed to implement all the
Kumar Narang, proposed project. environmental protection measures for Budget of Rs 100
Baloda Village He said that his Paddy crop got totally controlling environment pollution viz. covering Lakhs is
damaged due to the existing coal of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water earmarked for
washery, because of which he is sprinkling through atomizers and installation of Environment
unable to sell his Paddy crop. bag filter in coal crushing area. Net resultant management
Lot of cattles die due to the movement Ground level concentrations during operation of
of heavy vehicles. 10 Cows died in 4 the plant after superimposing the incremental
months. concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National
Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid
effluent discharge will be implemented in the
washery. Rejects will be given to reject based
power plants. Greenbelt will be developed in 5.0
acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection
systems will be installed and operated to comply
with the norms. All Internal roads will be
asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the water bodies and crop
land due to the proposed project.
All the preventive measures such as providing
speed breakers at vulnerable points will be
adopted to avoid road accidents.

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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Person and
Village
31 Shri. Dilharan He opposed the establishment of It is proposed to implement all the
Lal Diwakar, proposed project. environmental protection measures for Budget of Rs 100
Member, Ward He said that his Paddy crop got totally controlling environment pollution viz. covering Lakhs is
No. 1, Baloda damaged due to the existing coal of conveyers, water sprinkling on roads, water earmarked for
Village washery, because of which he is sprinkling through atomizers and installation of Environment
unable to sell his Paddy crop. bag filter in coal crushing area. Net resultant management
Employment should be provided to Ground level concentrations during operation of
the local villagers. the plant after superimposing the incremental
concentrations over the maximum baseline
concentrations are well within the National
Ambient Air Quality Standards. Zero liquid
effluent discharge will be implemented in the
washery. Rejects will be given to reject based
power plants. Greenbelt will be developed in 5.0
acres of land which will further mitigate the
emissions. All these environmental protection
systems will be installed and operated to comply
with the norms. All Internal roads will be
asphalted. Hence there will not be any
significant impact on the crop due to the
proposed project.
Employment will be given to local villagers as
per their qualification and experience in
proposed project.

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S.No. Name of Issue raised Response by Management Budget Provision
Person and
Village
32 Shri. Rajendra He said following are his demands: Employment will be given to local villagers as per
Singh Kanwar, provide drinking water facility in the their qualification and experience in proposed 2% of profit has
Charpara village. project. been ear marked
Village Provide employment to local villages, no Corporate Social Responsibility Fund will be for CSR activities
outsiders is allowed. established as per Central / State Government
Basic facilities like Road, Water, Power, policies.
School, Hospital etc. should be provided. At present 2% of profit has been reserved for this
purpose; which will be spent for 10 years time.
All the suggested activities will be taken up under
Corporate Social Responsibility program in phased
manner.

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 TOR # 7.2 Status of litigation / court cases filed / pending against the project (all cases including
environment) and / or any direction / order passes by any honble court of law against the
project, if so, details thereof.

No litigation / court cases filed / pending against the project (all cases including environment) and / or any
direction / order passes by any honble court of law against the project

TOR # 7.3 Examine the aspects, whether the company be permitted as per regulations to sell rejects / coal
fines to nearby power plants and / or to brick kiln manufactures.

There is no regulatory restriction for selling the rejects/ coal fines to their downstream consumers i.e. power
plant/ brick manufacturers etc. The rejects/middlings will be given to power plants.

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Reply to the information asked during 222nd SEAC meeting dt. 22/03/2017

1 Action plan for resolving the issues raised during Public Hearing

Already shown in TOR # 7.1

2 Final Layout Plan

Already shown in TOR # 3.4

3 Certificate from the Nagar Panchayat Baloda with regard to the distance of project site from Nagar
Panchayat baloda

Shown in subsequent slide

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Certificate from the Nagar Panchayat Baloda with regard to the distance of project site from Nagar
Panchayat baloda

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4 NOC letter from Nagar Panchayat

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5 Certificate from the Tehsildar with regard to the distance of Lilagarh river and Hasdeo river from the
project site.

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Truck Parking Calculation

Raw coal will stored for minimum of 7 days.

Reject will be stored for minimum of 7 days.
Provision of parking minimum 30 heavy vehicles is also made.
Following are details of Truck parking provision:
Truck Size = 9.0 m x 2.5 m = 22.5 m2
Gap between trucks = 0.5 m x 9.0 m = 4.5 m2
Total Gap area for parking 30 trucks = 30 x 4.5 m2 = 135 m2
Area allotted for parking = 809.6 m2
Effective area for 30 no.s of trucks = 809.6 135 = 674.6 m2
No. of trucks = 674.6 / 22.5 = 30 no.s

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