six monthly ending june' 2019

SIX MONTHLY ENDING JUNE’ 2019

Compliance/Status Report on Environment

Clearance of Chhal Opencast Mine

(1MTPA to 3 MTPA with peak production of 3.5 MTPA)

Ref :MOEF Letter No. J-11015/1000/2007-IA.II(M) New Delhi,Dated 27th

April 2010.

Special Conditions 1. Condition :- No mining operation shall be undertaken in 176.710 Ha.

of forestland which shall be maintained as safety zone.

Status of Compliance :-No mining operation is being undertaken in the

area of 176.10 Ha. of forest land and being treated as safety zone .

2. Condition :- Mining shall be carried out as per statute at a safe distance from the surface water bodies flowing in and near the Mine lease/project area. The plan for modification of the natural surface drainage by construction of an embankment shall be done in consultation and approval of the concerned State Flood and Irrigation Department. Embankment to be constructed shall be based on peak flow data and shall be at least 3m above the HFL. The slope of the embankment shall be at least 2:1 to towards the ML and shall be stabilized with plantation.

Status of Compliance :- Mining operation is being carried out as per

statute at a safe distance from the river Mand , which is flowing near the

Mine lease/Project area . An embankment with OB has been constructed

along the river bank based on the peak flow data and made compact.

The embankment is up to a height of more than 3mtr above HFL and is

sloped towards ML at 2:1, which is stabilized with plantation.

EMBANKMENT

EMBANKMENT

EMBANKMENT

3. Condition :- Top soil shall be stored in the earmarked area and used for green belt development and for plantation/reclamation within a year of its generation.

Status of Compliance :- The top soil is being stored in the ear marked

area and shall be used for green belt development and for

plantation/reclamation.

4. Condition :- OB shall be stacked at the earmarked external OB dumpsite of 37 ha. within ML area for the opencast operations of a maximum height of 60m consisting of 2 benches of 30m each. The ultimate slope of the dump shall not exceed 28°. Monitoring and management of existing reclaimed dump sites including slope stability shall continue until the vegetation becomes self-sustaining. Compliance status shall be submitted to the Ministry of Environment & Forest and its Regional Office located at Bhopal on a yearly basis.

Status of Compliance :- OB is being dumped in the earmarked external

OB dump site. The ultimate slope of the dump is within 28 degree.

External OB dump &embankment provided against river Mand have been

reclaimed by plantation. Slope has been stabilized by plantation and has

become self-sustaining.

TOP SOIL

SLOPE STABILIZATION WITH PLANTATION

5. Condition :- Garland drains (size, gradient and length) around the

safety areas such as mine shaft and low lying areas and sump capacity shall be designed keeping 50% safety margin over and above the peak sudden rainfall and maximum discharge in the area adjoining the mine sites. Sump capacity shall also be provided adequate retention period to allow proper settling of silt material.

Status of compliance :- Garland drains around the mine of average

cross section of 2.5 m×2.0 m of about 2.3 km. along north side and1500

mtr long in south side have been constructed, which catch the rain water

and flow down outside the mine ultimately to the Mand river. A sump of

capacity 5.0 lakh cubic meter have been designed keeping 50% safety

margin over & above the peak sudden rainfall and maximum discharge

in the area adjoining the mine sites. There is no mine shaft and low lying

areas within the project area.

GARLAND DRAIN

SUMP WITH PUMPING ARRANGEMENT

6. Condition :- Catch drains and siltation ponds of appropriate size

shall be constructed to arrest silt and sediment flows from soil, OB and mineral dumps. The water so collected shall be utilized for watering the mine area, roads, green belt development, etc. The drains shall be regularly de-silted and maintained properly.

Garland drains (size, gradient and length) and sump capacity shall be designed keeping 50% safety margin over and above the peak sudden rainfall and maximum discharge in the area adjoining the mine site. Sump capacity shall also provide adequate retention period to allow proper settling of silt material.

Status of compliance :- Catch drains all around the approach roads,

OB dumps etc. of average size 2.00m ×1.50m of all together about 2.0

Km length have been constructed. Some low lying areas of sufficient size

has been automatically made between the dumps which act as siltation

ponds to arrest silt and for sedimentation. The drains are regularly de-

silted and maintained properly before monsoon as a monsoon

preparation work. Garland drains and sumps of adequate capacity has

been constructed as above. The water so collected is being used for

watering the mine area, roads and for green belt development.

CATCH DRAIN

CATCH DRAIN

7. Condition :- Dimension of the retaining wall at the toe of the

dumps and OB benches within the mine to check run-off and siltation shall be based on the rainfall data.

Status of compliance :- Suitable height and width of dumps and OB

benches within the mine to check run-off and siltation are being

maintained based on the rainfall data . The present OB dump shall be re-

handled while working underlying Seam-III in the upcoming 6MTY

Project.

8. Condition :- Water sprinkling system (mist type) shall be provided

to check fugitive emissions from crushing operations, conveyor system which shall be closed, haulage roads, transfer points, etc.

Status of Compliance :- Crushers and Conveyor systems are non-

existent in or within the mine. Haul roads, transfer points are being

sprinkled with road water sprinkler of 28 KL and 18 KL to mitigate the

emission of fugitive dust.

OB DUMP WITH SUITABLE HIGHT & WIDTH

WATER SPRINKLER-18 KL

9. Condition :- Drills shall be wet operated only.

Status of Compliance :-The drills being used for drilling in OB & Coal

are wet operated .

10. Condition :- Mineral transportation from coal mine to existing

railway siding by road shall shift to rail mode within 2 years after a railway siding is established within/near the project area.

Status of compliance :- Currently mineral is being transported from

coal mine to existing railway siding by road .Construction of new rail line

passing through Chhal is under progress, after which, siding shall come

up within 05 Km from Chhal OCP.

WATER SPRINKLER-28 KL

WET DRILLING

11. Condition :- Controlled blasting shall be practiced with use of delay

detonators and only during daytime. The mitigative measures for control of ground vibrations and to arrest the fly rocks and boulders shall be implemented.

Status of compliance :- Controlled blasting is being practiced with use

of delay detonators and only during day time. Adequate spacing and

burden is maintained and optimum charge is provided to achieve better

fragmentation and to control (minimize) ground vibration. Sand bags are

used as muffle of charged and stemmed holes as measures to arrest fly

rocks near village(s).

12. Condition :- An afforestation plan covering an area not less than

324.66 ha. shall be implemented, which includes backfilled area (110.95 ha.) and ext. OB dump (37ha.), along ML boundary, green belt, along roads, infrastructure, safety zone, undisturbed/vacant land (176.71 ha.) and township area outside the lease by planting native species in consultation with the local DFO/Agriculture Department. The density of the tress shall be around 2500 plants per ha.. Status of compliance :- Plantation is being done in the area of external

OB dump site, along ML boundary, along roads, infrastructure, safety

zone, undisturbed/ vacant land, at the slope of embankment and

township area outside the lease through CG Van Vikas Nigam as per

State Forest Deptt.

SAND BAG FOR MUFFLING

Year wise plantation from 2008-09 to 2018-19 done in Chhal OC Mine,

Chhal Sub Area(SECL. Raigarh Area) is asunder.

l- Ø- foŸkh; o’kZ o`{kkjksi.k la[;k {ks=Qy 1. 2008-2009 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

2. 2009-2010 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

3. 2010-2011 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

4. 2011-2012 10,000 4gsDVs;j

5. 2012-2013 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

6. 2013-2014 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

7. 2014-2015 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

8. 2015-2016 5,000 2gsDVs;j

9. 2017-2018 7,905 3.2 gsDVs;j

10. 2018-2019 10,000 4 gsDVs;j

PLANTATION (OB DUMP)




PLANTATION (EMBANKMENT)

13. Condition :- Backfilling shall start by the 2nd year of expansion

operations. Of the total 137.27 ha. of the quarry area, an area of 110.95 ha of excavated area shall be reclaimed with plantation/afforestation by planting native plant species such as Bamboo (Dandrocalamusstrictus), Dandrocalamusrhedhil, Ficussp, Bucchnanialanzen, Feroniaelephanta, Miliusavelutina etc. The committee also suggested some grass species such as Thysanolaenaagrostis, Cymbopogonflexuosus, Isellemalaxum sp. Eflundamutica, Dycanthussp Pennisetumpurpureum (Elephant grass) Erianthusravennae, E. elephantinus) which would serve as fodder for the elephants and other native species in consultation with the local DFO/Agriculture Department. The density of the tree shall be around 2500 plants per ha. The balance 26.32 ha of decoaled the void left for further expansion in the dip side shall be converted into a water reservoir, shall be gently sloped and the upper benches of the reservoir shall be stabilized with plantation and the periphery of the reservoir fenced. Status of compliance :- Backfilling and technical/biological reclamation

is in progress. Due to re-handling plan of internal OB Dump in upcoming

Chhal OC Seam III (6MTY) Project, biological reclamation of internal OB

dump is not done. Land reclamation report enclosed.

PLANTATION (OFFICE CAMPUS)

14. Condition :- The Wildlife Conservation Plan prepared for in-situ

conservation of the wildlife particularly the rare and endangered species/Schedule-I and II fauna particularly Indian Elephant reported

within the study area and the mine and endangered flora and species of medicinal importance found in the study area shall be implemented in consultation with the Forest and Wildlife Departments in the State

Government. Separate funds shall be earmarked for implementation of the various activities thereunder and the status thereof shall be

regularly reported to this Ministry and the MOEF Regional Officer, Bhopal. The project authorities shall also participate in a Regional Action Plan of the State Government for conservation of flora and

fauna including Indian Elephant found within the study area including allocation of budget (capital and revenue) towards Wildlife

Conservation Plan. The details of progress made and steps/measures undertaken including costs incurred under the plan shall be regularly reported to MOEF RO, Bhopal and also uploaded in the company

website.

Status of compliance:- Preparation of Wildlife Conservation Plan including Alternate Habitat Development Plan for affected Avifauna of Core Area Of OCP Chhal is being prepared by SFRTI Raipur and interim report submitted in the month of July 2018 and final report is awaited.

15. Condition :- Prior approval of the CGWA shall be obtained for using ground water 172 m3/d for the mining operation. Status of compliance :- Approval of the CGWA has been obtained for

use of ground water. Water consumption report is being submitted on

monthly basis. A fresh on-line application is submitted on 30.12.2017

and approval from CGWA is awaited.

16. Condition :- A detailed groundwater monitoring action plan(along

with budgetary provisions)for monitoring ground water quality and level in consultation with the Central/State Ground Water Board be prepared and implemented. Regular monitoring of ground water level and quality shall be carried out by establishing a network of existing wells and construction of new peizometers. The monitoring for quantity shall be done four times a year in pre-monsoon(May), Monsoon(August), Post Monsoon(November) and Winter(January) seasons and for quality in May. Data thus collected shall be submitted to the Ministry of Environment & Forests and to the Central Pollution Control Board quarterly within one month of monitoring.

Status of Compliance :- For water level monitoring of ground water 06

nos. of Peizometer have been installed at following places:-

1. 02 Nos near PanchayatOffice Campus,Village – Khedapali. 2. 02 Nos near PanchayatOffice Campus, Village – Nawapara 3. 02 Nos at Dharam Underground Mine Campus.

Regular monitoring of water level done of wells established within the buffer area of Chhal OC Mine.

PLANTATION ON EXTERNAL OB DUMP/AT SLOPE OF EMBANKMENT

17. Condition :- A plan for water conservation and recharge measures of ground water along with budgetary provisions be prepared and implemented in consultation with Central/State Ground Water Board to mitigate the adverse impact of mining which may lead to depletion of water levels. Any additional water requirement for mining operation shall be met from rain water/recycling of water only. The project authorities shall meet water requirement of nearby village(s) in case the village wells go dry due to dewatering of mine.

Status of Compliance :- Quarry No.1 of an area 11.20 Ha, from where

coal has been mined-out is filled with water which recharge the ground water to maintain the water level. Requirement of water for mining purpose/industrial purpose is made with the water collected at the sump. Drinking water arrangement in nearby villages such as Lat, Khedapali, Edu, Pusalda, Chhal, Rehabilitation village (Gangadharpur) & Bojia has been made through bore-wells and pipelines.

PEIZOMETER (NAWAPARA)

PEIZOMETER (KHEDAPALI)

PEIZOMETER (NAWAPARA)

18. Condition :- ETP shall also be provided for treatment of effluents from workshop, and an STP shall be provided for treating wastewater from the township and the treated effluents shall be used for green belt development. An estimated 4580 m3/d of mine water shall be treated to prescribed standards before discharge into the surface waters/agricultural use .

Status of Compliance :- An Oil and Grease Trap for treatment of effluents from workshop has been provided. Individual soak pits in each residence and large soak pits for township waste water have been provided. Mine water is discharged through settling tank after sedimentation at sump.

GROUND WATER RECHARGE MEASURE

SOAK PIT AT COLONY

ETP AT WORKSHOP

ETP AT WORKSHOP

ETP AT ORKSHOP

19. Condition :- Besides carrying out regular periodic health check up

of their workers, 10% of the workers identified from workforce engaged in active mining operations shall be subjected to health check up for occupational diseases and hearing impairment, if any, through an agency such as NIOH, Ahmedabad within a period of one year and the results reported to this Ministry and to DGMS.

Status of compliance :- Periodical occupational health check-up in every 5 years is carried out of all employees. The target and achievement of Periodical Medical examination for last five years are as follows :-

20. Condition :- For monitoring land use pattern and for post mining land use, a time series of land use maps, based on satellite imagery (on a scale of 1:5000) of the core zone and buffer zone, from the start of the project until end of mine life shall be prepared once in 3 years (for any one particular season which is consistent in the time series), and the report submitted to MOEF and its Regional office at Bhopal.

Status of Compliance :- Details of pre-mining and post mining land use

pattern is given below.

Pre-mining/present land use (figures in Ha.)

Sl. No.

Particulars Forest Land

Tenancy Land

Government Land Grand Total Grazing

Land Waste Land

Water Body

Others Land

1 Mine Area Nil 115.270 - - - 22.000 137.270

2 Safety Zone Nil 62.000 - - - 08.000 70.000

3 External Dump Nil 37.000 - - - - 37.000

4 Internal Dump Nil Nil - - - - Nil

5 Land for Rehabilitation Site

Nil Nil - - - 13.000 13.000

6 Infrastructure,

Colony etc.

Nil Nil - - - 36.730 36.730

7 Land for future Mining

176.710 99.309 - - - 70.994 347.013

Total Land for the project

176.710 313.579 - - - 150.724 641.013

Years 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Target 60 65 70 50 65

Achieved 62 65 70 50 46

Post - Mining Land Use (figures in Ha.) SL.

NO.

Particulars Mine Area (After

backfilling & Reclamation)

Safety Zone as

green Belt

Infrastructure, Colony,

Explosive magazine etc.

R&R Site Grand Total

1 Forest Area 176.710 - - - 176.710

2 Afforested Area 275.000 - 36.730 - 311.730

3 Cultivable Land 30.950 - - - 30.950

4 Final Void(Water Body)

26.320 - - - 26.320

5 Other water bodies

5.860 - - - 5.860

6 Built-up Area Nil - - 13.000 13.000

7 Grazing Land 76.443 - - - 76.443

Total Land for the Project

591.283 - 36.730 13.000 641.013

21. Condition :- R&R of village Lat shall be not less than the norms

prescribed in National R&R Policy 2007 and shall be implemented within a specified agreed time schedule.

Status of Compliance :- R&R of village Lat has been set up as per the norms with all facilities and amenities. Also has been awarded 1st prize for best R&R in Coal India.

R&R-VILLAGE LAT (GANGADHARPUR)

22. Condition :- A detailed plan for CSR with specific budgetary allocation (capital of Rs. 1 crore and revenue expenditure of Rs. 5 per tonne of coal) for various skill development and alternate livelihood programmes and schemes and implemented through establishment of cooperatives and SHGs particularly for the tribal populations shall be implemented. A detailed survey shall be carried on the socio-economic status of the local communities living in the villages near the project area before start of the mining operation based on a scientific methodology based on UNDP Human Development Index and monitoring the impact of project on the socio-economic and human development of the local communities, which shall be used as for monitoring the progress of the status of human and socioeconomic development in the area during and after the project life which is reflected in their Annual Report of the company and is also furnished as part of the Monitoring Report submitted to MOEF.

Status of Compliance :- SECL an ISO – 14000 Certified Company

allocate funds as CSR for various skill development & alternative livelihood programmes for the periphery inhabitants.

CSR WORK 2004-05 TO 2017-18 (CHHAL SUB AREA)

YEAR 2004-2005 S.N. NAME OF WORK VALUE

(IN LACS) AFFECTED

VILLAGE ACTION TAKEN

STATUS AS ON DATE

1 Installation of submersible pump 0.60 Nawapara Completed

2 Construction of Primary School Boundary wall

0.80 Khedapali Completed

3 Construction of CC Road 2.79 Bandhapali Completed

4 Construction of CC Road 2.62 Chaple Completed

5 Construction of CC Road 2.62 Chhotedumerpali Completed

6 Construction of CC Road 4.93 Badedumerpali Completed

YEAR 2005-2006 1 Construction of Boundary wall at

Sidarpara Primary School & Shiv Mandir along with installation of handpump.

2.5 Chhal Completed

2 Construction of Boundary wall at Thanapara Middle School & Primary School .

2.22 Chhal Completed

YEAR 2006 - 2007 1 Construction of Ladies & Gents Toilet. 0.95 Dharamjaigarh Completed

2 Construction of Community Hall 1.27 Dharamjaigarh Completed

3 Digging of Borehole & installation of pump.

1.06 Dharamjaigarh Completed

4 Construction of two additional class room at Sidarpara Primary School.


5 Digging of Borehole & installation of pump for water supply.


6 Digging of Borehole & installation of pump at Mandirpara.


7 Digging of Borehole & installation of pump near Chhal OCP.

1.28 Chhal OCP Completed

8 Installation of Handpump at Primary School.

0.77 Domnara Completed

9 Construction of market platform 1.27 Nawapara Completed

11

Construction of market platform.

2.49

Chandrashekharpur

Completed

12 Digging of Borehole & installation of Submersible pump near Shiv Mandir


YEAR 2007- 2008

1 Construction of boundary wall at Chhal Police Station


2 Digging of gravel packed bore hole & lying of pipe lines at ThanaparaChhal


3 Construction of five thousand letter capacity water tank & lying of pipe lines


4 Digging of bore hole 0.95 Khedapali Completed

5 Digging of bore hole 2.35 Dharam Colony Completed

6 Repairing of Primary School (Govt.) 1.20 Khedapali Completed

7 Work of water supply system 3.75649 Bade Dumerpali Completed

8 Work of water supply system 4.68687 Bade Dumerpali Completed

YEAR 2008- 2009 1 Construction of boundary wall 3.30 Bandhapali Completed

2 Construction of Community water tape platform & pipe line work


3 Construction of rest of boundary wall at police station


YEAR 2009- 2010 1 Construction CC road of length 510

meter 8.00 Nawapara Completed

2 Construction of boundary wall at ShishuMandir


3 Work of water supply system 2.92 Chandrashekharpur Completed

4 Construction CC road 1.75 Chandrashekharpur Completed

5 Construction CC road 1.77 Bandhapali Completed

YEAR 2010-2011 1 Construction of boundary wall at Govt.

Girls High School 5.21 Chhal Completed

2 Construction CC road 3.91 Khedapali Completed

3 Construction of boundary wall at Govt. Boys High School


4 Digging of bore hole & Pump fittings 2.76 Vivekananda School Nawapara

Completed

YEAR 2011-2012 1 Construction of Ghatt at Mand river

bank 2.00 Mand Completed

2 Deepening of Pond 1.43 Nawapara Completed

3 Deepening of Pond 4.58 Chhal Completed

4 Deepening of Pond 4.83 Chandrashekharpur Completed

5 Deepening of Pond 2.12 Domnara Completed

6 Deepening of Pond 2.09 Bandhapali Completed

7 Deepening of Pond 2.10 Khedapali Completed

8 Construction of boundary wall at Primary School

3.60 Pamgarh Completed

9 Construction of boundary wall at Primary School

4.06 Bade Dumarpali Completed

10 Fittings of pump & pipe line works 1.66 Bade Dumarpali Completed

11 Construction of water tank of 10000 ltr. Capacity, pump and pipe line works

2.58 ChhoteDumarpali Completed

12 Construction of water tank of 10000 ltr. Capacity, pump and pipe line works

2.30 Pusalda Completed

13 Construction of water tank of 10000 ltr. Capacity, Digging of bore hole, pump and pipe line works


14 Digging of bore hole, pump and pipe line works at Mominpara

4.65 Chandrashekharpur Completed

15 Digging of bore hole, pump and pipe line works


YEAR 2012-2013 1 Construction CC road 2.94 Dehajari Completed

2 Construction of boundary wall at primary School

4.10 Chaple Completed

3 Construction of water tank and pipe line works


4 Construction of water tank of 5000 ltr. Capacity, pump and pipe line works(Thanapara)


5 Construction of boundary wall at Kotwaripara Primary School

3.26 Bojiya Completed

6 Deepening of Pond 2.13 Munund Completed

7 Construction CC road 1.243 Gangadharpur Completed

8 Construction of boundary wall at Chitapali Primary School

3.24 Bojiya Completed

9 Construction of boundary wall at Middle School


10 Construction CC road at Bhalunara colony

5.17 Dehajari Completed

11 Construction of boundary wall at Middle School

4.50 Nawapara Completed

12 Construction of ChhatGhatt at Mand river bank

3.33 Mand River Completed

13 Construction CC road 4.87 NawadihHari Completed

14 Construction CC road 4.89 Aouranara Completed

15 Construction CC road 7.13 Khedapali Completed

16 Construction CC road 4.90 Nawapara Completed

17 Construction of boundary wall at primary School

3.91 Garainbahari Completed

18 Construction CC road 4.03 Banahar Completed

19 Construction of Anganwadi 4.10 Gangadharpur Completed

20 Construction CC road 4.89 Munund Completed

21 Construction CC road 5.13 Kataipali Completed

22 Construction of Muktidham 2.46 Gangadharpur Completed

YEAR 2013-2014

1 Construction CC road 4.35 Garainbahri Completed

2 Construction of Boys High School 5.40 Completed

YEAR 2014-2015

1 Construction CC road 4.35 Garainbahri Completed

2 Construction CC road 4.32 Bojiya Completed

3 Construction CC road 2.89 Pamgarh Completed

4 Construction CC road 7.28 Chaple Completed

5 Construction CC road 7.02 Rajjghatta Completed

6 Construction CC road 8.24 Chhodha Completed

YEAR 2015-16 1 Const. of Boundary wall for Govt. HS 6.00 Munund Completed 2 Const. of Ghat(Pachodi) in pond 2.60 Dehjari Completed 3 Boundary wall around Primary School 3.84 Edu Completed 4 Boundary wall of High school 7.60 Edu Completed 5 Const. of Ghat on River Mand 2.23 Dehjari Completed

YEAR 2016-17 1 Construction CC road 3.50 Nawapara Completed 2 Construction CC road 5.50 Gadainbahri Completed 3 Construction CC road 3.20 Edu Completed 4 Construction CC road 4.60 Bandhapali Completed 5 Construction of shed 7.00 Nawapara Completed 6 Deepening of pond 1.80 Gangadharpur Completed 7 Construction of community stage 2.60 Nawagaon Completed 8 Construction of community stage 2.63 Lotan Completed

YEAR 2017-18 1 Const of boundary wall(balance work) in

Middle School 4.41 Palmgarh Completed

ANGANWADI AT R&R VILLAGE

PLAY GROUND

PUCCA ROAD

HEALTH CENTER

PRIMARY SCHOOL

COMMUNITY HALL

23. Condition :- A final mine closure plan along with details of Corpus

Fund shall be submitted to the Ministry of Environment& Forests five years before Mine closure for approval. Habitat Restoration Plan of the mine area shall be carried out using a mix of native species found in the original ecosystem, which were conserved in-situ and ex-situ in an identified area within the lease for re-introduction in the mine during mine reclamation and at the post-mining stage for habitat restoration into forest land (324.66 Ha.) using native species found during pre-mining period, and agricultural land(179.939 Ha.) including grazing land.

Status of compliance :- The final mine closure plan along with details

of corpus fund as suggested will be submitted 5 years before closure of mine as envisaged.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

(WATER SUPPLY ARRANGEMENT)BORE HOLE

B. General conditions

1. Condition :- No change in technology and scope of working shall be made without prior approval of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. Status of Compliance :- There is no change in Technology and scope of

working, If required in future prior approval from MOEF will be obtained.

2. Condition :- No change in the calendar plan including quantum of mineral, coal and waste being produced shall be made.

Status of Compliance :- There is no change in calendar plan including quantum of mineral, coal and waste being produced.

Year wise production details from 2010-11 to June 2019 is as mentioned below.

3. Condition :- Four ambient air quality monitoring stations shall be

established in the core zone as well as in the buffer zone for monitoring PM10, PM2.5, SO2 and NOx. Location of the stations shall be decided based on the meteorological data, topographical features and environmentally and ecologically sensitive targets in consultation with the State Pollution Control Board. Monitoring of heavy metals such Hg, As, Ni, Cd, Cr in particulates shall be carried out at least once in six months.

Status of compliance :- Eight numbers of ambient air quality monitoring stations have been established, in the core zone as well as in the buffer zone for monitoring PM 10,PM 2.5,SO2,NOx and heavy metals such as Hg, As, Ni, Cd, Cr. etc.

Year Coal production in Tonnes

OB Removal in CuM.

2010-2011 3500000 8682900

2011-2012 3500000 8990650

2012-2013 3500000 3026273

2013-2014 3500000 5738060

2014-2015 3500000 5681694

2015-2016 3500000 3296722

2016-2017 3500000 7747267

2017-2018 3500000 5520228

2018-2019 1873083 5632991

2019-2020 (up to June 2019)

483120 1747176

4. Condition :- Data on ambient air quality (PM10, PM 2.5, SO2 and NOx heavy metals such as Hg, As, Ni, Cr, etc) and other monitoring data shall be regularly submitted to the Ministry including its Regional Office at Bhopal and to the State Pollution Control Board and the Central Pollution Control Board once in six months. Random verification of samples through analysis from independent laboratories recognized under the EP Rules, 1986 shall be furnished as part of the compliance report. Status of Compliance :- Ambient air quality is being monitored & data

submitted regularly. Copy of Environmental Monitoring Report for the month of May-2019 is enclosed .

5. Condition :- Adequate measures shall be taken for control of noise levels below 85 dBA in the work environment. Workers engaged in blasting and drilling operation of HEMM, etc. shall be provided with ear plugs/muffs.

Status of Compliance :- Workers engaged in blasting and drilling operation, HEMM operation etc. are being provided with ear pulgs and dust masks. In addition to that operator’s cabin of all HEMMs are properly closed from all sides and all HEMMs are fitted with silencers. Total 08 Nos. of noise monitoring stations have been established in & around the Mine and the noise level on above stations are regularly monitored by CMPDIL. Environmental monitoring report of Air, Noise and Effluent are submitted regularly. Copy of environmental monitoring report for the month of May-2019 is enclosed.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

6. Condition :- Industrial wastewater (workshop and wastewater from the mine) shall be properly collected, and treated so as to confirm to the standards including for heavy metals before discharge prescribed under GSR 422 (E) dated 19th May 1993 and 31st December 1993 or as amended from time to time. Oil and grease trap shall be installed before discharge of workshop effluents. Status of Compliance :- Industrial waste water is being properly

collected to the sump and sedimented at sump as well as at sedimentation tank .

An Oil and grease trap(ETP) has been provided and it is in operation at Excavation Workshop.

7. Condition :- Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control and regularly monitored. Vehicles used for transportation of the mineral shall be covered with tarpaulins and optimally loaded.

Status of Compliance :- Vehicular emissions are being kept under control . Coal transporting trucks/dumpers plying inside the mine are optimally loaded in such a way that there is no spillage of coal. However the loaded trucks /dumpers plying outside of the mine lease area are being covered fully with tarpaulin& tied securely. Photograph of tarpaulin covered loaded truck is pasted below.

ETP AT WORKSHOP

8. Condition :- Monitoring of environmental quality parameters shall

be carried out through establishment of adequate number and type of pollution monitoring and analysis equipment in consultation with the State Pollution Control Board and data got analyzed through a laboratory recognized under EP Rules, 1986. Status of Compliance :- CMPDIL,(An ISO 14001 Certified company) has Environmental laboratories of its own and does the monitoring and analysis works of Environmental parameters.

TARPAULIN COVERED LOADED TRUCK

TARPAULIN COVERED LOADED TRUCK

9. Condition :- Personnel working in dusty areas shall wear protective respiratory devices and they shall also be provided with adequate training and information on safety and health aspects. Occupational health surveillance programme of the workers shall be undertaken periodically to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and to take corrective measures, if needed. Status of Compliance :- Persons working in dusty areas have been

provided with dust mask. The workers are adequately trained and informed regularly by Senior and Experienced Doctors about safety and health aspect during their vocational/special training at Group VTC, Dharam, Raigarh Area.

Details of personal protective equipments provided to employees in

the year 2019-20 (up to June) are as under :-

P

Periodical occupational health check-up in every five years is

carried out of all employees. The target and achievement of Periodical

Medical examination for the last five years are as under :–

Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Target 60 65 70 55 65

Achieved 62 65 70 50 46

10 . Condition :- A separate Environmental Management Cell with

suitable qualified personnel shall be set up under the control of a Senior Executive, who will report directly to the Head of the company.

Status of Compliance :- Environmental condition of the area is being

monitored by CMPDIL Labs. by regular monitoring of Air, Water, Noise, Effluent and Drinking water. A separate Environmental Cell from SECL HQ up to unit level of suitably qualified personnel have been setup.

Sl.No Items Quantity in

Nos

Period

1 Gum Boots 141

January to

June 2019

2 Protective footwear 115

3 Helmets 31

4 Dust masks 136

5 Ear Muffs 15

6 Fluorescent Jacket 62

Total – 06 Items

Details of Environmental cell of Raigarh Area is as follows

RAIGARH AREA

11. Condition :- The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures hall be kept in separate account and shall not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise expenditure shall be reported to this Ministry and its Regional Office at Bhopal.

Status of Compliance :- Separate account has been created for the

Environmental Expenses.

12. Condition :- The project authorities shall advertise at least in two local newspapers widely circulated around the project, one of which shall be in the vernacular language of the locality concerned within seven days of the clearance letter informing that the project has been accorded environmental clearance and a copy of the clearance letter is available with the State Pollution Control Board and may also be seen at the website of the ministry of Environment & Forests at http://envfor.nicin.

Status of Compliance :- Complied.

13. Condition :- A copy of the environmental clearance letter shall be marked to concerned Panchayat/ZilaParishad, Municipal Corporation or Urban Local Body and local NGO, if any, from whom any suggestion /representation has been received while processing the proposal. A copy of the clearance letter shall also be displayed on the company’s website.


14. Condition :- A Copy of the clearance letter shall be displayed on the website of the concerned State Pollution Control Board. The EC letter shall also be displayed at the Regional Office, District Industry Centre and Collector’s Office/Tahasildar’s Office for 30 days.


General Manager,

Raigarh Area

Nodal Officer (Envt.),

Area Head Quarter,

Raigarh Area

Nodal Officer (Envt.), Jampali Sub Area

Nodal Officer (Envt.), Baroud Sub Area

Nodal Officer (Envt.), Chhal Sub Area

http://envfor.nicin/

#\\zzCHHATTISGARH ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION BOARD

Parvavas Bhawan, North Block, Sector - '19,

Atal Naqar Raipur Raipur (C.G.)e-mail - [email protected]

No. 36 S-/TS/CECB/2018To,

The General Manager,M/s Chhal Opencast ltline,South Eastern Coal Fields Limited,Raigarh Area, Behind Collectorate,Chhote Atarmunda,District - Raiqarh (C.G.)

Sub: - Renewal of consent of the Board for ltlining of Coal - 3.5 MillionTonnes per Annum under section 21 of the Air (Prevention andControl of Pollution) Act, 1981 .

Ref: - 1 Consent of the Board for issued under section 21 of the Air(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, '1 98 1 vide letter no.6464/TS/CEC Bl20 1 5 Raipur, dated : 06/0 1 /20 1 5.

Last Renewal of the Board for issued under section 25126 o'f lheWater (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 vide letterno. 488'l/TS/CECB|2016 Raipur, dated: 1 110112016.

Your online application no. 1060668, dated: 02/08/2018 andsubsequent correspondence ending dated 08/08/2018.

oo

With reference to your above application consent is hereby renewedfor a period of two years from 2610912018 lo 2510912020, subject to thefulfillment of the terms and conditions incorporated in the schedule of theconsent letter No. 6464/TS/CECBl20'15 Raipur, dated: 06/01/2015,subsequent renewals issued by Board and additional conditions mentionedbelow:

This renewal of consent is valid for production capacity of: -

Atal Nagar Raipur, daled. _:!:4 3)2018

2

3

Product Production CapacityMining of Coal 3.0 Million Tonnes per Annum (Peak production

of 3.5 tMillion Tonnes er Annum

Additional Conditions

lndustry shall ensure the emission of air pollutants within the prescribedemission standards all the time. lndustry shall also maintain the ambientair quality within prescribed limits all the time. g

1

Z

3

4

5

6

lndustry shall install CCTV cameras in entrance and exist locationswithin six months.

lndustry shall transport the coal in mechanically covered vehicles toavoid dust emission during transportation.

This renewal of consent is being issued under the "Scheme of Renewalof Consent Based on Self-Certification" of the Board issued vide officeorder no. 5937 dated 2910112018 as per self certificate submitted by theindustry.

Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board reserves the rights torevoke the consent / renewal of consent at any time for anyvio latio n/n o n-co m pliance.

lndustry shall submit Environment Statement to the Board as perprovision of Environment (Protection) amendment Rule, 1993 for theprevious year ending 31st March on or before 30th September everyyear.

Extensive tree plantation shall be carried out in the open areas availablewithin and around the mine lease area in the current monsoon season.Fruit bearing species like mango, tamarind, guava etc. shall be givenpreference in this regard.

Please acknowledge the receipt of this letter.

For & on behalf ofChhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board Atal Nagar Raipur (C G )

r) ember SecretaryChhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board

f>Atal Nagar Raipur (C.G.)

Endt. No. -926( /TS/CECB/2o18 Atal Nagar Raipur,Copy to: -

Regional Officer, Regional Office, Chhattisgarh EnvironmentConservation Board, Raigarh (C.G ). Please ensure complianceand report, if any condition/conditions are violated by the industry

t Member SecretaryChhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board

j)Atal Nagar Raipur (C.G.)

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dated: lZl? 12018

2

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#\72CHHATTISGARH ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION BOARD

Parvavas Bhawan. North Block. Sector - 19,Atal Naqar Raipur (C.G.)

e-mail - [email protected]

No.gz63 /TS/CECB/2018 Atal Nagar Raipur, daled: 1ziiJ2O18To,

The General Manager,lr4/s Chhal Opencast Mine,South Eastern Coal Fields Limited,Raigarh Area, Behind Collectorate,Chhote Atarmunda,D istrict - Raiqarh (C.G.)

Sub: - Renewal of consent of the Board for lrlining of Coal - 3.0 MillionTonnes per Annum (Peak-3.5 tVlillion Tonnes per Annum) undersection 25126 ot the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1974.

Ref: - 1. Consent of the Board for issued under section 25126 of theWater (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 vide letterno. 6462/TS/CECB/201 5 Raipur, dated: 06/01/201 5.

2. Last Renewal of the Board for issued under section 25126 of lheWater (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, '1 974 vide letterno. 4879/TS/CECB/2016 Raipur, dated:'1 1 101 12016.

3. Your online application no. 1060668, dated: 02108/2018 andsubsequent correspondence ending dated 08/08/20 18.

--:: oo ::--With reference to your above application consent is hereby renewed

for a period of two years from 2610912018 to 2510912020, subject to thefulfillment of the terms and conditions incorporated in the schedule of theconsent letter No. 6462/TS/CECBl2O15 Raipur, dated: 06/01/2015,subsequent renewals issued by Board and additional conditions mentionedbelow:

This renewal of consent is valid for production capacity of: -

Producttr4ining of Coal 3.0 lrlillion Tonnes per Annum (Peak production

of 3.5 lttlillion Tonnes er Annum

Additional Conditions

lndustry shall operate & maintain the effluent treatment plant regularly.lndustry shall ensure the treated effluent quality within prescribedeffluent standard all the time. The industry shall utilize the wholequantity of treated effluent in process, plantation etc. to achieve zerodischarge condition. f@

1

Production Capacity

2

3

4

E

lndustry shall install CCTV cameras in entrance and exist locationswithin six months.

This renewal of consent is being issued under the "Scheme of Renewalof Consent Based on Self-Certification" of the Board issued vide officeorder no. 5937 dated 2910112018 as per self certificate submitted by theindustry.

Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board reserves the rights torevoke the consent / renewal of consent at any time for anyvio latio n/n o n- co m pliance.

lndustry shall submit Environment Statement to the Board as perprovision of Environment (Protection) amendment Rule, 1993 for theprevious year ending 31 st March on or before 30th September everyyear.

Extensive tree plantation shall be carried out in the open areas availablewithin and around the mine lease area in the current monsoon season.Fruit bearing species like mango, tamarind, guava etc. shall be givenpreference in this regard.

Please acknowledge the receipt of this letter.

For & on behalf ofChhattisg arh Environment Conservation Board Atal NagarRaipur (C.G.)

< Member SecretaryChhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board

5nAtal Nagar Raipur (C.G.)

b

Endt.No.9-D64 /TS/CECB/2o18 Atal Nagar Raipur, datedCopy to: -

/zt ? t2018

Regional Officer, Regional Office, Chhattisgarh EnvironmentConservation Board, Raigarh (C.G ). Please ensure complianceand report, if any condition/conditions are violated by the industry.

NrMember Secretary

Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board

6n-Atal Nagar Raipur (C.G.)

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CMPDI

A MINI RATNA

ISO 9001 COMPANY

Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited

Regional Institute – V, CMPDI Complex,

BILASPUR (C.G.)

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING REPORT

AIR, NOISE & EFFLUENT

SOUTH EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED

(A Mini Ratna Company)

MAY - 2019

(RAIGARH AREA)

ENV]RONMENTAL MONITOR]NG REPORT

RAIGARH AREA -'MAY' 2019

Sl.No. Name of Air Sampling Station

CHHAL OC

1 M ine Off ice 9 1

2 Lat Viliage9

1

3 KhedapaliVillage9

2

4 ChhalVillage

5 Quarry No.1(Coal loading Pt.) for fugitive dust9

3

Quarry No.l(Weigh Bridge) for fugitive dust9

3

7 SAM Office 94

Nawapara Colony9

4

DHARAM INCLINE

9 Mine Off ice

Edu Village

t7 Dhararn Colony z 5

12 ln between tippler and workshop zI

5

BAROUD OC

13 500m from coal bench near barrier No.2 ) 6

l4 500m from coalstock near MPCC camp 2 6

15 500m from OB dump near main sump 2 I 6

16 500m from mine pit near workshop/su bstation z 6

Kudumkela Camp z 6

18 Ba roud Colony 2 6

19 Bi.ja ri Village 2 6

z0 Bule kaera Village

6

10

L7

5

5

2

2

62

CONTENTS No. of

samplesPage No.

92

l

ll

TI

5l.No. Page No.

27 Sub area manager office z 7

22 Singmoj havillage 2 7

23 Kosa mghat village 2

24 Posalda village

25 Kudumkela village 2 7

26 Sa raipa li village 2 7

27 Howramoda village 2 7

28 Jampali Village 2 7

29 Mine Office (DCPP office) 2 8

30 500m from Coal Bench Near Mine Boundary 2 8

31 500m from Coalstock near Diamond square 8

32 Dongamouha Village 2 8

33 Janjgir Village 2 8

34 Nagramuda Village 2 8

35 Ta pranga Village 7

36 Dou ra bhatha Vlllage 2 8

Gare-Pef ma lV /2&3 OC

37 500m from OB dump near Switch Yard 2 9

38 500m from CoalBench Near KJS Camp 2 9

39 500m from OB dump near Lamp room 2 9

40 500m from Mine Pit 2 near mine boundary 9

4L Gare Viilage 2 9

Dongamouha Village 2 I

43 Kosampali Village 2 9

44 Libra Village 2 9

Total 144

No. of

samples

7

2 7

Gare-Pelma lV/1 OC

7

2

42

Name of Air Sampling Station

Jampali OC

51. No. Name of Noise 5ampling station No. of

samplesPage No.

CH HAL OC

1 Mine Office 2 10

2 Lat Village 2 10

3 KhedapaliVillage 2 10

4 ChhalVillage ) 10

5 Quarry No.L(Coal loading Pt.) for fugitive dust 2 10

6 Quarry No.1(Weigh Bridge) for fugitive dust 2 10

7 SAM Off ice 2 10

8 Nawapara Colony 2 10

DHARAM INCLINE

9 Mine Office 2 11

10 Edu Village 2 11

11 Dharam Colony 2 11

12 ln between tippler and workshop 2

13 500m from coal bench near barrier No.2 2 r2

t4 500m from coal slock near MPCC camp 2 12

15 500m from OB dump near main sump 2,J,2

16 500m from mine pit near workshop/substation 2 72

L7 Kudumkela Camp 2 72

18 Ba roud Colony z r2

19 Bija ri Village

Bu le kae ra Village

2 L2

20 2 12

BAROUD OC

l',I-

Sl. No. Name of Noise Sampling StationNo. of

samplesPage No.

Jampali OC

27 5ub area manager office

Singmojha village

2 -t.,

22 2 13

23 Kosamghat village 2 13

24 Posa lda village 2 13

25 Kudumkela village z 13

26 Saraipalivillage 2 13

27 Howramoda village 2 I5

2A .lampali Village 2 13

Gare-Pelma lV/1 OC

29 Mine Office (DCPP office) 74

30 500m from Coal Bench Near Mine Boundary 2 14

31 500m from Coal stock near Diamond square 2 74

32 Dongamouha Village 2 74

33 Ja njgir Village 2 L4

34 Nagramuda Village 74

35 Ta pra nga Village 2 14

36 Dourabhatha Village 14

Gare-Pelma lv /2&3 OC

37 500m from OB dump near Switch Yard 7 l5

38 500m from Coal Bench Near KJS Camp

500m from OB dump near Lamp room

500m from Mine Pit 2 near mine boundary

2 15

39 2 15

40 15

41 Gare Village 2 15

Dongamouha Village 2 15

43 2 15

44 Libra Village 2 15

88

z

2

2

2

42

Kosampali Village

Total

Sl.No. Name of Effluent Sampling StationNo. of

samplesPage No.

CHHAI OC

7 Water course before entering OB dum p 2 L6

2 Water course leaving the mine OB dump

3 Discharge at pumping station Qr.hlo- 2

DHARAM UG

2I

16

4 Mine water sample at Discharge point

BAROUD OC

17

5 Mine sump water

6 Na Ia water 2 18

7 U/S of Kurket river 2 79

8 D/S of Kurket river 2 19

Jampali OC

9

At Kurket River 100mup stream

2 20

2 20

2 20

10

11 At Kurket River 100mdown stream

Gare-PelmalV/1 OC

12 Mine water discharge of Gare- Pelma lV/1 OC Mine 2 21,

13 At Mixing point of Mine discharge and PendraNalla 2 27

2 22

2 22

L4 100 m Upstream to mixing point in Upstream of PendraNalla

15 100 m Downstream to mixlng point in Upstream of PendraNalla

Gare-Pelmalv/2&3 oc

16 Mine pit l sump water of Gare- Pelma lV/2&3 OC mine 23

2 2317 Mine pit 2 sump water of Gare- Pelma lV/2&3 OC mine

18Mine pit 1 discharge water after OB dump of Gare- Pelma lV/2&3 2 24

19

Mine pit 2 discharge water after settling tank of Gare- Pelma lV/2&3

OC mine2 24

Total 38

2

2 18

16

z

Mine d ischa rge water

z

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AIR QUALITY REPORT

Month Area RAIGARH Report No KSM/2019/0s/Os

Parameter PMro sox NOx

lndustrial zone -(G.S.R. 7 42lEr,

dated 25.9.2000)

A-OEN5 -t-!\E€-1

Residential Zone-(G.S.R. 826(E),

dated 15.11.2009 and GSR 176 (E),

02.04.1996)

B

Method of analysis

600 300 120

500 2s0 120 120

200 100

rs s182

4:2O45

rs 5182

23:2C46

60 80 80

CPCB volt,2013

rs 5182

2:2AO'l

ts 5182

6t2A06

Uncertainty Range (in Bg/mr) 10 0587 !4.4424

Station Name

(code)Station

category

Date ofsampling

Date ofanalysis

1-Mine Office A-O

o2.05.2019 06.0s.201s 68 13 18

05.05.2019 05.05.2019 198 4A 15 16

09.05.2019 17.O5.2019 480 229 76 17

13.05.2019 17.05.2019 189 46 21 38

t7.05.2019 27.05.2019 405 214 15 13

23.0s.2019 27.Os.2019 315 42 17 19

25.05.2019 28.05.2019 399 208 53 15

21.O5.201,9 03.06,2019 524 58 71 15

30.05.2019 03.05,2019 421 230 51 76

2-Lat Village B

02.o5.2019 o6_o5-2019 234 66 16 17

06.0s.2019 05.05.2019 147 42 18

19

16

10.05.2019 17.05.2019 778 40 24

13-05.2019 17.05.2019 190 46 15 19

r7 .o5.20t9 232 124 65 17 T4

27.05.2019 744 86 49 28

28.05.2019 791 91 50 14 19

03.06.2019 224 103 60 13

03.06.2019 1A0 43 20

Name of the Customer South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Bilaspur Date of lssue 17.06.20t9

Name of the Project Chhal OC Sample Reference No r2

Remarks

,€xAnalyzed by Checked by La ln charge

Note: 1) The results above relate to the sarnples tested.

2) This report cannot be reproduced in part o. fuil without the written permrssion of the HOD (Env), CMPDI Bllaspur, Rl-V

CENTRAL MINE PLANNING AND DESIGN INSTITUTE LIMITEDEnvironment Laboratory, Regional lnstitute-V,

Phone: (078 1 5) 27 1 646, em ail' rdrrq-Arnld@agali0dlg']!,website: www.cmpdl.co.in

119.04

63s 310

467

53

358

50

195

285

!17

82

90

27.05.20a9

2321.05.2019

24.o5.?019

1827.O5.4019

2A30.05.2019

M-Page ! of 24


Phone: (0781 5) 271646, emailr [email protected],website: www.cmpdi co in

,t^ft'I k *Pr*,r

Mont h Area Report NoIVlAY RAIGARH KSM/20L9/0s105

Parameter PMroo PMz.s sox NOx

= .t-

=o!

lndustrial zone -(G.S.R. 742{E),

dated 2s.9.2000)

600 300 L20 720

AN s00 250 720 120


dated 16.11.2009 and GSR 176 (E),

02.04.1996)

B 200 100 60 80 80

Method of analysis

rs 5182

4:200S

ls 5182

PART

21:20n6

CPCB Vol-

1.2013

rs-5182

2:2O41

s 5182

5 2CO6

Uncertainty Range (in Ug/mr) .19.04 r0.0687 Iro.nazo

Station Name

(code)Station

cateBory

Date ofsamPling

Date of

analysis

3-Khedapali

VillageB

05.05.2019 114 62 10 10

06.05-2019 792 96 50 19 19

09.os.2019 17.O5.2019 183 89 46 18 15

727 68 17 11

17.05.2019 z7.o5.20r9 175 81 42 13

20.05.2019 27.05.2019 211 103 60 14 22

23.05.2019 183 86 40 13 35

27.O5.2019 01.06.2019 193 93 49 16 34

30.05.2019 03.06.2019 231 121 19 32

4-ChhalVillage B

02.05.2019 05.05.2019 197 91 48 72

l

72

06.05.2019 06.05.2019 182 41 18 11

09.05.2019 17.05.2019 237 128 62 10 17

13.05.2019 17.05.2019 176 80 40 72 13

17.O5.2O19 27 .A5.2079 188 45 19 28

20.05.2019 27.05.7079 191 92 48 11 22

21.05.2019 28.05.2019 216 109 61 15

27.05.2019 03.06.2019 185 49 79 13

30.05.2019 03.05.2019 123 116 65 13 12

Name of the Customer South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Bilaspur Date of lssue 17.06.2019

Name of the Project Chhal OC Sample Reference No. 3-4

Rema rks

_&Analyzed by c ecked by Lab ln charge

Note: 1) The results above relate to the samples tested.

2) This report cannot be reproduced in part or full withour the written permission of the HOD (Env), CMPDI Bilaspur, Rl-v

Pagel ol 24

AIR QUALITY REPORT

PMro

a-o

02.05.2019 z\2

06.05.2019

13-05.2019 L7.O5.ZOL9 220

28.05.2019

81

86


Phone: (078'15) 271646 . email rdriS.cmpdi@coalindia. in,

website wu,\ry cmpdi co in

ar,*/;

Month Area RAIGARH Report No KSM/2019/05/os


Name of the Project Chhal OC Sample Reference No. 56

PMroo PM ro PMz.: sox NOx

?;-,E€T

1

lndustrial Zone -(G.S.R. 742(E),

dated 2s.9.2000)

A-O 600 I 300 120 720

A.N 500 250 720 L20

Reside ntial Zone-(G.S.R. 825(E),

dated 16.11.2009 and GsR 176 (E),

02.04.1995)

B 200 100 60 80 80

Method of analysis

rs 5182

4:2445

rs 5182

23:2446

CPCB vor.2013

ts.5182

2:2441

t5 5182

6:2006

Uncertainty Range (in pg/m3) !19-44 1c 0687 lo.4420

Station Name

(Code)

Station

category

Date ofsampling

Date ofanalysis

5-Qr.No.1

(Coal loadlng Pt.)

for fugitive test

A-O

03.05.2019 05.05.2019 404 4A 16 10

o7.o5.2079 06.05.2019 440 271 50 14 18

17.05.2019 534

586

263

285

56 19 16

17.05.2019 s2 27 28

27 .O5.2419 647 316 68 22 37

27 .05.2079 440 217 53 11 13

28.05.2019 463 232 54 74 72

28.05.2019 333 69 17 12

31.0s.2019 03.05.2019 553 263 51 14

5-Qr,No.1

(Weith BridSe)

for fugitive test

07.o5.2019

10.05.2019

14.05.2019

A-O16.05.2019

2L,O5.20L9

24.O3.2019

28.05.2019

f1.os.201s

06.05.2019 591 286 56 29

7Z 18

564 260 36 18 19

17.05.2019 555 59 17 17

27.O5.2019 451 215 51 19 77

27.05.2019 596 327 53 11 19

28.05.2019 588 285 s7 17 18

03.06.2019 69 16 11

03.05.2019 581 295 57 18

Remarks

Analyzed by Checked by Lab ln charge


2) This report cannot be reproduced in part or full without the written permission of the HOD (Env), CMPDI Bllaspur, Rl-V

Page 3 of 24

n //.,*-P.t ,

AIR QUALITY REPORT

MAY

Parameter

778

10.05.2019

14.05.2019

16.05.2019

2L,o5,20L9

24.O5.20t9

53503.05.2019

13

2A03.05.2019

06.05.2019 655

t7.o5.20L9

293

644

15

o.#,, M


Phone (07815) 27'1646. email: rdris.cmpdi@coalindra in,

website: www.cmpdi co in

,r,t/;t lr*t*rtu

AIR QUALITY REPORT

Month Area RAIGARH Report No K'M/2079105/05

Parameler PMro PMz.s 5Ox NOx

Remarks

= _.1-

- .,1_ [

lndustrial Zone -(G.5.R. 7 42{E),

dated 2S.9.2000)

A-O 600 i 300 720 720

A-N s00 120


dated 16.11.2009 and GSR 176 (E),

02.04.1996)

200 100 60 80 80

Method of analysisrs s182

4:2oos

rs 5182

23:2006

CPCS Vol

r, 2013

15.5182

2:2401

5 5182

6r2006

Uncertainty Range (in Bt/mr) i19 04 t0.c687 !4.4424

Station Name

(Code)

Station

category

Date of

sa m pling

Date oJ

analysis

7-5AM Office A-O

03.05.2019 05.05.2019 462 48 14 17

o7.os_2019 06.05.2019 513 242 52 15

09.05.2019

14.05.2019

17.05.2019 402 208 11

17.05.2019 421 197 4Z 14 12

27.O5.2079 420 213 50 17 10

20.o5.2019 27.O5.20t9 186 43 13 15

23.05.2019 28.05.2019 435 218 55 17 11

28.0S.2019 03.06.2019 385 198 42 16 12

31.05.2019 03.06.2019 601 306 53 19 20

8-Nawapara

ColonyB

03.05.2019 05.05.2019 42 14 23

07.05.2019 05.05.2019 775 82 39 76 19

10.05.2019 17.05.2019 191 46 25 38

14.05.2019

15.05.2019

17.05.2019 279 105 61 17 18

185 95 49 2A 10

21.0s.2019 27 .Os.2019 183 47 18

24.05.2019 28.0s.2019 201 100 53 18 77

28.05.2019 03.05.2019 189 84 19 72

31.05.2019 03.05.2019 102 53 20 15


Sample Reference No. 18

Analyzed by Checked by Lab ln charge

Note: 1) The resLrlts above relate to the samples tested.

2) This report cannot be reproduced in part or full without the written permission of the HOD (Env), CMPDI Bilarpur, Rl_V

Page 4 of 24

Name of the Project Chhal OC

2s0 120

B

226

10

46 16

16.05.2019

367

185 87

96

I zt.os.zolsI

217

,{y

CENTRAL MINE PLANNING AND DESIGN INSTITUTE LIMITEDEnvrronment Laboratory. Regional lnstitute-V,

271646, email: [email protected],website www cmpdi.co in

Phone (07815)

a44eth:*P/k

Area

South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Bilaspur Date of lssue 77.06.2079

Name of the Project Dharam lncline Sample Reference No 58-61

Parameter

Month MAY Report No KSM/2019/Os/0s

PMz s sor NOx

Rema rks

.I-:: 1? '1- {Ei=-1

lndustrial Zone -(G.S.R. 742(E),

dated 25.9.2000) i A-N

600 300 720 120

500 250 r20 120

Residentia I Zone-(G.S. R. 826(E),

dated 16.11.2009 and GSR 175 (E),

02.04.1996)

B 200 100 60 80 80

Method of analysis

r5 5182

4:2005

rs 5182

23:2006

CPCB Vol

1, 241,3

rs 5182

2t2OA1

I rs 51a2

loo*,I s zoos

Uncertainty Range (in pg/mr) r19 04 10.0687 !0 4420

Station Name

(code)Station

category

Date oI

samPling

Date ofanalysis

9-Mine Oftice A-O

15.05.2019 20.05.2019 519 261 57 21 2a

29.05.2019 03.06.2019 525 278 56 23 10

10-Edu Villate B

15.05.2019 20.0s.2019 181 92 49 14 15

29.05.2019 179 81 44 14 t2

11-Dharam Colony B

15.05.2019 20.05.2019 182 46 l0 11

29.0s.2019 03.06.2019 184 I 89 31

12-ln between

tippler &

Workshop

A-O

20.05.2019 215

208

55 IA

29.05.2019 03.06.2019 445 51 18

*KaAna lyzed by Checked by Lab ln c harge

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AIR QUALITY REPORT

RAIGARH

Name of the customer

A-O

03.06.2019

86

48 32

15.0s.2019 453 19

13

cMt


Phoner (07815) 271646. email rdris.cmpdi@coalindia in,

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IVlo nt h MAY Area RAIGARH Report No KSM/2019/Os/os

Name of the Customer South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Bilaspur Date of lssue 1,7 .06.2019

Name of the Proiect CHHAI OC N63-N59,N72

ParameterThe Noise Pollution (R & C) rules, 2000

Day Time Night Time

Limit (in dB(A)

Leq

lndustrialarea 75 70

Commercialarea B 55 55

ResidentialArea c 55

Silence Zone 50 4A

Method of analysis CPCB Protocol For Ambient Level Noise Monitorin

Stotion (Code) Stqtion

Nome

Station

category

Date ofmea5urement

Value in dB(A)

1-Mine otfice08.05.2019 57.1 48.0

22.O5.2079 62.1 s2.9

2- Lat Villate c08.05.2019 54.2 43.4

22.O5.2019 48.2 44.4

c08.05.2019 47.0 43.2

22.O5.2019 46.3

4- Chhal Village c08.05.2019 44.4 41.4

22.05.2019 46.4 42.3

s-quarry No.1 (Coal

loadint Pt.)A

08.05.2019 58.4 58.1

22.05.2079 54.3 41,8

6-quarry No.1(weigh

Bridge) for {ugitiv€ testA

08.05.2019 60.7 57.3

22.os.2079 60.5 59.0

7-SAM Offi.e08.05.2019 47.5 46.9

22.05.2019 43.9

8-Nawapara Colony c08.05.2019 41.8 41.2

22.05.2019 43.5 43.4

Ana lyzed by ed by La ln charge

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NOISE QUALITY REPORT

sample Reference No.

Rema rks

45

D

Value in dB(A)

3- KhedapaliVillage


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Report NoArea KSM/2019/0s/0sMonth MAY RAIGARH

Name of the Custome. South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Bilaspur Date of lssue 11 .06.2019

Name of the Project Dharam lncline sample Reference No. N73-N76

ParameterThe Noise Pollution (R & C) rules, 2000

Rema rks

Day Time Night Time

Limit (in dB(A)

Leq

lndustrialarea 75 70

Commercialarea B 65 55

ResidentialArea c 55 45

Silence Zone D 50 40

Method of analysis CPCB P.otocol For Ambient Level Noise Monitoring

Ststion (code) stdtionNome

Station

category

Date ofmeasurement

Value in dB(A) Value in dB{A)

39.4

9-Mine office A08.0s.2019 47.2

23.05.2019 46.7 42.1

10-Edu Villate c08.05.2019 40.7

39.7

23.O5.7019 48-0 47.9

c08.0s.2019 39.9 39-2

23.0s.2019 43.2 42.5

08.05.2019 44.5

23.05.2019 41.4

Analyz ed bv ckedbv Lab ln charge

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?age Ll ol 24

11-Dharam colony

12-ln between tippler and

workshop

52.0

49.6

o;-J-- M


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EFFLUENT WATER OUALITY REPORT

Report NoRAIGARHAreaMAYMonth KSM/20t9105/05 _l

17.06.2019

Date of Analysis

17.05.2019 to 23.01;.20r,

04.06.2019 to 11.06.2019

17.05.2019 to 23.05.2019

17.05.2019 to 23.05.2019

04.06.2019 io 1l.0ii 2(ll l

General Stan dardsfor Discharge ofEnvironmental

Pollution (Part A:

Effluent) as per

Schedule vl,Environmentrotection Rules

Uncertainty olMeasurcn!ent(at 95% C.L &

K= 1.96)

10.8841821ri4.025

t0.445m8/lat24,429 nq,/t

10.207m8/l at

10.314m8/l

^,.)*,

V.n".nu5", Lab I$s),"

Date of lssueSouth Eastern Coalfields Ltd, BilaspurName of the

Customer

Date of SamplinBCHHAL O.C.Name of the

Proiect04.05.2019

1. water course belore entering O.B dump

04.0s.2019

18.05.2019Water course leavint the mine O.B. Dump.2.

04.05.2019

18.05.20193. Discharge at pumplng station Quarry No.2

Name of Stations(code)

4

observed Value

Stations

IowetDetection

timit

1

Method of AnalysisSl. No Parameter

8.057.88 8.20

5.5 to 9.00.018.16 8.04

l5 3025 (Part

u):1983, R : 1996,'Electrometric

Method

pH Value, LDL1

<25.0 <25.0<25,0

100.0<25.0

25.0<25.0<25.0

Totalsuspendedsolids, mg/|,

max2

<4,0<4.0<4.0250.04.0

<4.0 <4.0<4.0

APHA, 22^d Edition,52208, open Reflux,

Titration Method3

C,O.D, mg/|,max

<2.0<2.0

10.0

<2,0 <2,0<2.0

lS 3025 (Part

39):1991,R:2003, Partition

GravimetricMethod

Thermometric

Oil & Grease,mg/1, max

Paglr 16 ol 24

18.05.2019

04.06.2019 to 11.06.2019

0.615:t571.12 "iL6.2A92 lnql t

)

7.78

lS 3025 (Part

17):1984, R: 1996,

Gravimetric

Method

<2.0

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EFFLU ENT WATER QUALITY REPORT

Report NoArea RAIGARHMonth MAY KSM/201el0sl0s

17.06.2019

Date of Analysis

17.05.2019 to 23.0s 2019

M.05.2019 to 11.06.2019

Uncertainty ofMeasurement(at 9 57" C.t f'

K= 1.96)

t0.8841821at4.025

t0.445m9/l al

74.429 mg/l

tO.2Olmgll a\

10.314ms/l

South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, BilaspurName of the Customer

DHARAM U/GName of the Project

04.0s.2019

18.05.2019

Mine water sample at discharte point4Name of Slations (Code)

observed value

Stations

GeneralStandardsfor Discharge ofEnvironmental

Pollution (Part A:

Effluent)as per

Schedule Vl,Environment

(Protection) Rules

LowerDetection

l-imit

4

Method of AnalysisSl. No Parameter

8.00

5.5 to9.00.018.02

ls 3025 (Part

11):1983, R : 1996,

Electrometric

Method

1 pH Value, LDL

<25.0

100.02s.0<25.02

Total suspendedSolids, mgl1,

max

8.0250.04.0

8.0

APHA. 22"d Edition,52208, open Reflux,

Titration Method3

c.O.D, mg/1,

max

<2.0

10.02.0

<2.0

lS 3025 (Part

39):1991,R : 2003, Partition

GravimetricMethod

Thermometric

4Oil & Grease,

mg/|, max

Vo,"'[du,

irDLab ln charee

Ana

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Date of lssue

Date of Sampling

o.51535782 al

16.2a92 mtll

lS 3025 (Part

17):1984, R: 1996,

Gravimetric

Method

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