~fHCflH GOVERNMENT OF INDIA tg~i C4{ a" CA ~ 'IWI 611q tI n: C4~., -ri-q ?I""'I..".,,~rrr4 MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FORESTS & CLIMATE CHANGE Regional Office (WeZ) Ground Floor, East Wing New Secretariat Building Civil Lines, Nagpur - 440001 Tel: 0712-2531319 (0) 0712-2531318 (F) E-mail: [email protected]F.No:3-41/2009(G'<fr)1 Date: 27/05/2016 To, Scientist 'F' IA Division (Non Coal Mining) Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change 305, Vayu Wing, 3rd Floor, Indira Paryavaran Shawan, Aliganj, Jorbagh Road, New Delhi-11 0003 Sub: Expansion of Jamul Cement Works Limestone Mine (ML area 269.95 ha.) from 0.64 MTPA to 1.80 MTPA at villages Jamul, Kurud & Dhaur in Tehsil & Dist. Durg, in Chhattisgarh Ref: 1. Ministry of Environment & Forests letter no. J. 11015/857/2007 - IAII(M) dated 26.03.2009 2. Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, IA division letter no. J. 11015/434/2013 -IA.II(M) dated 28.05.2015 Sir, I am directed to invite your kind attention on the above subject and letter under reference. Monitoring report of compliance to conditions stipulated in Environment Clearance accorded to Expansion of Jamul Cement Works Limestone Mine (ML.:area 269.95 ha.) from 0.64 MTPA to 1.80 MTPA at villages Jamul, Kurud & Dhaur in Tehsil & Dist. Durg, in Chhattisgarh is enclosed herewith. Following were observed in the compliance of conditions stipulated in Environment Clearance: Non compliance to specific condition no. XVIII as regular monitoring of soil quality was not done. Partial compliance in the following conditions of EC: Specific Condition no. IX Study report of land use pattern of the near-by villages has not been prepared and the same was not submitted to Regional Office of the Ministry within six months of the issue of clearance. 275
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
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a) Of the project This is a captive mine of Jamul Cement Works
of Mis. ACC Limited. Mining is carried out bymechanized open cast method.
b) Of the Environmental management .:. 7.5 m wide green belt will be developed along
plans the periphery of mining lease.:. Controlled blasting done by NONEL.:. Rainwater stored in pits is being used for
mining activities.:. Fugitive dust control by water spraying ..:. Wet drilling system is being used .
7.0 Break-Up of the Project Area The capacity enhancement will done within the
existing mine lease area of 269.95 ha.
a) Submergence Area: Forest and There will not be any submergence of the area.
Non-Forest
b) Others
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Break-Up of the project affected The capacity enhancement will done within the
population with enumeration of those existing mine lease area of 269.95 ha. Thereforelosing houses / dwelling units only no population or land will be affected.
8.0 agricultural land only
Both Dwelling units and agricultural land
and landless laborers / artisans:
a) SC,STI Adivasi Not Applicable
b) Others
(Please indicate whether figures are
based on any scientific and systematic
survey carried out or only provisionalfigures, if a survey is carried out give
details and year of survey)
9.0 Financial details:
a) Project cost as originally planned The expected project cost is Rs. 12.0 Crores
and subsequent revised estimates
and the year of price reference
b) Allocation made for environmental Capital cost for Environment Management will
management plans with item wise be Rs. 50 Lakhs.
and year wise break -up. Recurring cost - RS.20 Lakhs I annum
c) Benefit cost ratio/Internal rate of The planning for the procurement of new
Return and the year of assessment machines under the expansion project has beenprocured and in process as well.
d) Whether 'c' includes the cost of Yes
environmental management as
shown in the above.
e) Actual expenditure incurred on the Rs.48.5 Crores
project so far
f) Actual expenditure incurred on the Rs.2.65 Crores.
environmental management plans so
far
10.0 Forest land requirement No extra or forest land is required for the project.
a) The status of approval for diversion NA
of forest land for non-forestry use
b) The status of clearing filling NA
c) The status of compensatory NA
afforestation, if any
d) Comments on the viability & NA
sustainability of compensatory
afforestation program in the light of
actual field experience so far
11.0 The status of clear filling in the non- No clear filling is required
forest areas (Such as submergence
area or reservoir, approach roads), if
any with quantitative information
required.
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12.0 Status of Construction Jamul Limestone Mine is an operational mine(Actual and/or planned) since 1965.
a) date of commencement (Actual &/or -planned)
b) Date of completion (Actual &/or -
planned)
13.0 Reasons for delay if the project is yet to NA
start
14.0 Dates of site visits
a) The dates on which the project was -
monitored by the Regional Office on
previous occasions in any
b) Date of Site visit for this monitoring 13.05.2016
report
15.0 Details of correspondence with project As under.
Authorities for obtaining act on
plans/information on status of
compliance to safeguards other than
the routine letters for logistic support for
site visits. (The first monitoring report
may contain the details of all the letters
issued so far, but the later reports may
cover only the letter issued
subsequently)
Letter from RO Reply from PA
Letter dated 07.05.2009 : Status and Letter dated 06.10.2009: Status and information
information called submitted
Letter dated 03.02.2015: Action taken report as During the site inspection PA submitted that a
per the Ministry's direction vide letter dated letter in reply of Ministry's direction dated
31.07.2014 31.07.2014 has already been submitted to
Ministry.
Letter dated 10/05/2016: Information regarding
site inspection sent to PA
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COMPLIANCE REPORT FOR JAMUL CEMENT WORKS LIME STONE MINE
Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change
Government of India
Letter No. J-11015/857/2007 -IA. II (M) dt. 26th March 2009
ASpecific Conditions
Conditions Status
i) No two pits shall be simultaneously worked Complied.i.e. before the first pit is exhausted and Limestone Excavation is being carried out only
reclamation work completed, no mineral from one pit. Water body has been created in
bearing area shall be worked. another pit.
ii) After exhausting the first mine pit and before Complied.
starting mining operations in the next pit, Limestone excavation is being carried out in only
reclamation and plantation works in the one pit. Water body has been created in the
exhausted pit shall be completed so as to other pit. All the waste dumps have beenensure that reclamation, forest cover and stabilised. No further waste is being generated.vegetation are visible during the first year of Back filling of the mined out area is also in
mining operations in the next pit. This progress. An area of 1.96 ha. has been
process will follow till the last pit is exhausted. backfilled.
Adequate rehabilitation of mined pit shall be
completed before any ore bearing area is
worked.
iii) Adequate buffer zone shall be maintained Complied.
between two consecutive mineral bearing PA submitted that there is only single mineral
deposits bearing deposit of Limestone is available within
the lease area, however adequate buffer is
being maintained between two pits.
iv) Fugitive dust generation shall be controlled. Complied.
Fugitive dust emission shall be relatively Water sprinkling is carried out on haul roads for
monitored at locations of nearest human effective dust suppression. PA informed that
habitation (including schools and other public automatic water sprinklers on the both sides of
amenities located nearest to sources of dust the haul roads will be installed. Adequate buffergeneration as applicable) and records of plantation has been created as a separation
submitted to the ministry. between mining area and habitation.
PA is regularly submitting the monitoring reports
to the Regional Office of the Ministry.
v) Shelter Belt i.e Wind Break of 30 m width and Complied
consisting of at least 5 tiers around lease A shelter belt has been created between mine
facing the school/agriculture fields (if any in lease area and villages.
the vicinity) shall be raised.
vi) A 50 m barrier of no mining zone all along the Complied.
side(s) facing the nallah (if any) passing No nallah is passing through the lease area.
through the lease area or passing adjacent to
the lease shall be demarcated and thick
vegetation of native species raised in the said
barrier. Status of implementation shall be
submitted to the regional office of the Ministry
on half yearly basis.
vii) It shall be ensured that no silt originating due Complied.
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to mining activity is transported to the surface All the waste dumps have been stabilised withwater course running in and around the lease plantation of soil binding species. No additional
area. waste generation is envisaged.
viii) Need based assessment of the nearby
villages shall be conducted to study
economic measures which can help In
upliftment of poor section of society. Income
generating projects/tools such as
development of fodder farm, fruit bearing
orchids, vocational training etc. can form a
part of such programme. Company shall
provide separate budget for community
development activities and income
generating programmes. This will be addition
to vocational training for individuals imparted
to take up self employment and jobs.
Complied.
Need based assessment has been carried out to
identify the needs of the nearby villages.
JCW is working on following schemes:
1. Drainage system at Dhour village.
2. Toilets at Dhour village.
3. Community toilets at Hatkoj
4. Vocational Training and computer class
5. Community hall
6. Laying drinking water pipe line at Dhour
village
7. Awareness on literacy and subsidies to
school
8. Providing eye spectacles for Jamul,
Dhour &Kurdh villagers
9. Tree plantation at Dhour and Jamulvillage
In addition to the above the project is having
DISHA a CSR hub which gives training for local
people for skills development. Wide range of
trades and micro enterprises are covered under
DISHA. The training and skill development
programme helping the people in finding
employment in nearby industries.
ix) Land use pattern of the near-by villages shall
be studied and action plan for abatement and
compensation for damage to agricultural
land/ common property land (if any) in the
nearby villages, due to mining activity shall
be submitted to the Regional office of the
Ministry within six months. Annual status of
implementation of the plan and expenditure
thereon shall be reported to the Regional
Office of the Ministry from time to time.
Partly Complied.
Adequate barrier plantation has been carried
out. No water is discharged outside the mining
lease area. All the waste dumps have been
stabilised with soil binding species.
No study has been carried out within 6 months
from the date of issue of environment clearance,
however the impact has been studied in EIA
studies for the proposed expansion.
The detail land use pattern study within 10 kmradius has been carried out and the same will be
submitted in the Final EIA report.
Based on the EIA study carried out, no impact is
found on Agriculture land due the mining
operation.
x) Maintenance of village roads through which
transportation of ores are undertaken shall be
carried out by the company regularly at its
own expenses. The roads shall be black
topped.
Entire Ore is transported through closed
conveyor from the crusher to plant.
xi) Rain water harvesting shall be undertaken to
recharge the ground water source. Status of
implementation shall be submitted to the
Regional Office of the Ministry within six
Complied.
Two old pits have been converted into water
bodies and rain water is stored in the pits. The
stored rainwater is enhancing the ground water280
levels of the area.months and thereafter every year from nextconsequent year
Complied.
All the waste dumps have been stabilised with
soil binding species hence there is no scope for
soil erosion. Top soil generated is systematically
stored and utilised for plantation.
xii) Measures of prevention and control of soil
erosion and management of silt shall be
undertaken. Protection of dumps against
erosion shall be carried out with geotextile
matting or other suitable material, and thick
plantations of native trees and shrubs shall
be carried out at the dump slopes. Dumps
shall be protected by retaining walls.
xiii) Trenches / garlands drains shall be
constructed at foot of dumps and coco filters
installed at regular intervals to arrest silt from
being carried out top water bodies. Adequate
number of Check Dams and Gully Plugs shall
be constructed across seasonal/perennial
nallahs (if any) flowing through the ML area
and silts arrested. De-silting at regular
intervals shall be carried out.
Complied.
All the waste dumps have been stabilised with
the plantation of soil binding species. No naliah
is flowing through the mine lease area. Drains
have been created in the mining area for
collecting the rain water into the water bodies
those are created in the mined out pits.
xiv) Garland drain of appropriate size, gradient
and length shall be constructed for both mine
pit and for waste dump and sump capacity
shall be designed keeping 50% safety margin
over and above peek sudden rainfall (based
on 50 years data) and maximum discharging
the area adjoining the mine site. Sump
capacity shall also provide adequate
retention period to allow proper settling of silt
material. Sedimentation pits shall be
constructed at the corners of the garland
drains and de-silted at regular intervals.
Complied.
Drains have been created in the mining area for
collecting the rain water into the water bodies
those are created in the mined out pits. All the
waste dumps have been stabilised with soil
binding species.
PA submitted that no further waste material will
be generated.
xv) Ground water in the core zone shall be
regularly monitored for contamination and
depletion due to mining activity and records
maintained. The monitoring data shall be
submitted to the Regional office of the
Ministry regularly. Further, monitoring pointsshall be located between the mine and
drainage in the direction of flow of ground
water shall be up and records maintained.
Complied.
Ground water in the core zone is regularly
monitored for level and quality. As per the
monitoring reports, no contamination of ground
water is observed.
xvi) Cultivable waste land (within 5 km of the
lease) shall be identified and fodder farming
or other suitable productive use of waste land
shall be taken up in phased manner. Status
of implementation shall be submitted to the
Regional office of the Ministry.
Partly Complied.
During the site inspection PA submitted that the
cultivable waste land is only 5.21% of the total
land within 10 km radius around the mine lease.
PA taken up plantation of fruit bearing species in
the surrounding villages.
PA also submitted that support will be provided
to Self Help Groups for the development of
fodder farms in the cultivable waste land.
PA has been told to submit the status of
implementation of development of fodder farms
regularly to the Regional Office of the Ministry.
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xvii)
xviii)
xix)
xxi)
xx)
Top soil/solid waste shall be stacked
properly with proper slope and adequate
safeguards and shall be utilized for backfilling
(wherever applicable) for reclamation and
rehabilitation of mined out areas. Top soil
Adequate protection against dust and other
environmental pollution arising due to mining
activity shall be made so that human
habitation located near the lease (as
applicable)are not adversely affected. The
status of implementation shall be reported to
the Ministry and work shall be completed
before start of mining.
Monitoring of soil samples for assessment of
transformation to acidic state or
contamination due to mining activity (as
applicable) shall be regularly conducted and
records maintained.
Transportation of ore shall be done by
covering the trucks with tarpaulin or other
suitable mechanism so that no spillage of ore
/ dust takes place. Transportation shall be
done only in day time.
Occupational health and safety measures of
the workers including identification of work
related health hazards, training on materials
eradication, HIV, and health effects on
exposure to mineral dust etc. shall be carried
out. The company shall engage a full time
qualified doctor who is trained in occupational
health. Periodic monitoring for exposure to
respirable mineral dust on the workers shall
be conducted and records maintained
including health records of the workers.
Awareness programme for workers on impact
of mining on their health and precautionary
measures like use of personal equipments
etc. shall be carried out periodically. Review
of impact of various health measures
undertaken (at intervals of five years of less)
shall be conducted followed by follow up
action where ever required.
measures.
Complied.
Green belt has been created between the mine
lease area and the nearby villages.
Dust generation within the mine lease area is
being controlled by using dust suppression
This is an existing mine which is in operation
since 1965.
Not Complied.
Soil quality was not monitored regularly. PA
submitted that there is no contamination of soil
due to mining activity as per the soil sampling
carried out during the EIA studies.
PA has been told to carry out the regular
sampling and analysis of soil.
Complied.
No ore is transported through road outside the
mine lease area.
Limestone is transported through high walled
dumpers from mine face to crusher. From
crusher to plant it is transported through closed
conveyor.
Complied.
1. Initial medical examination of all
employees is carried out
2. Periodical medical examination of all
employees carried out with a frequency
of once in a year
3. A full time qualified doctor (MBBS, MD,
AFIH-CLI Mumbai) trained in
Occupational Health and Safety IS
engaged
4. Health awareness and training program
on work hygiene, nutrition,
communicable diseases control is
regularly conducted.
5. Annual occupational health audit is
conducted
Complied.
All waste dumps have been stabilised with the
plantation of soil binding species.
Top soil is being separately stacked and
consumed in the same year as excavated in
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shall be separately stacked for utilizing later
for reclamation and shall not be stacked
along with overburden.
plantation areas.
xxii) Over burden (08) shall be stacked at
earmarked dump site(s) only and shall not be
kept active for long period. The maximum
height of the dump shall not exceed 30 m,
each stage shall be of preferably 10m and
overall slope of the dump shall not exceed 28
deg. The 08 dump shall be backfilled. The
08 dumps shall be scientifically vegetated
with suitable native species to prevent
erosion and surface run off.
Complied.
All the waste dumps have been stabilised with
the plantation of soil binding species. Height ofthe waste dump is less than 30m.
PA submitted that no waste generation from the
mine is envisaged.
xxiii) Monitoring and management of rehabilitated
areas shall continue until the vegetation
becomes self-sustaining. Compliance status
shall be submitted to the MOEF on SIX
monthly bases.
Complied.
All the waste dumps have been stabilised with
the plantation of soil binding species. PA is
submitting six monthly compliance report
regularly to Regional Office of the Ministry.
xxiv) Adequate plantation shall be raised in the ML
area, haul roads, 08 dump sites etc. Green
belt development shall be carried out
considering CPC8 guidelines including
selection of plant species and in consultation
with the local DFO / Agricultural
Departments. Herbs and shrubs shall also
form a part of afforestation programme
besides tree plantation. The density of the
trees shall not be less than 2500 plants per
ha. The company shall involve local people
with the help of self help group for plantation
programme. Details of year wise afforestation
programme including rehabilitation of mines
out area shall be submitted to the Regional
Office of the Ministry every year.
Partly Complied.
Plantation of 1, 98,989 of trees of species have
been carried out over 120.35 ha. Within the
mine lease area. The species comprises of
native and fruit bearing.
The tree density is maintained around 1650
plants per hectare.
Apart from the above fruit bearing trees of
species have also been planted in the
surrounding villages with the help of self help
groups of the village.
Details of year wise afforestation programme
including the rehabilitation of mine out area have
been submitted by PA to Regional Office of the
Ministry.
PA informed that survival rate is more than 90%
due to the plantation of 2 year old trees.
xxv) Regular monitoring of ground water level and
quality shall be carried out by establishing anetwork of existing wells and constructing
new piezometers during the mining operation.
The monitoring shall be carried out four times
in a year- pre monsoon (April-May), monsoon
(August), post-monsoon (November) and
winter (January) and the data thus collected
shall be regularly sent to the Regional Office
of the Ministry, Central Ground Water
Authority and Regional Director, Central
Ground Water Board.
Complied.
Ground water quality in the core zone and buffer
zone is monitored quarterly and the monitoringreports were submitted to Regional Office of the
Ministry.
xxvi) Adequate air monitoring stations shall be Complied.
installed in the areas of human habitations Ambient air quality monitoring is carried out at 2
near the mine and the results of ambient air locations in the core zone and 4 locations in the
quality shall be maintained and regularly buffer zone.
submitted to the Regional Office of the Fugitive emissions are being monitored at
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Ministry. working mine face, haul roads, waste dumps,
crusher.
One number of continuous ambient air quality
monitoring station has been installed at Mines
Office.
xxvii) The waste water from the mine shall be Complied.
treated to conform to the prescribe standards No waste water is discharged outside the mine
before discharging in to the natural stream. lease area. There is no tailing dam for the mine.
The discharged water from the tailing dam (if
any) shall be regularly monitored and report
submitted to the Ministry of Environmental
and Forests, Central Pollution Control Board
and State Pollution Control Board
xxviii) Vehicular emissions shall be kept under Complied.
control and regularly monitored. Vehicles. Mining activity is carried out only during dayused for transportation of ores and others time.
shall have valid permissions as prescribed • The mined out lime stone is transported in
under Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 the dumpers from mine face to crusher. From
and its amendments. Transportation of ore crusher the crushed ore is transported
shall be done only during day time. The through closed conveyor.
vehicles transporting ores shall be covered • Ore is not transported through trucks.with a tarpaulin or other suitable enclosures
so that no dust particles / fine matters escape
during the course of transportation. No
overloading of ores for transportation shall be
committed. The trucks transporting ore
should not pass through wild life sanctuary
xxix) Prior permission from the competent authority Ground water is not being used.
shall be obtained for extraction of ground
water, if any.
xxx) Action plan with respect to Complied.
suggestions/improvements and The action plan in respect to suggestions and
recommendations made during public recommendations made during Public
consultation/hearing shall be submitted to the Consultation has already been submitted to
ministry and the State Govt within six months. MoEF New Delhi in final EIA report vide letter
No. JLlENV/08/68 date 05.01.2009 and alsopresented with the final EIA presentation dated
03.03.2009.
xxxi) A final mine closure plan, along with details of Agreed to comply with.
Corpus fund shall be submitted to the
Ministry of Environment and Forests, in 5
years in advance of the final mine closure forapproval.
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B General Condition
Conditions Status
i) No change in mining technology and scope of Agreed to comply with.
working shall be made without prior approval
of MOEF.
ii) No change in calendar plan including Agreed to comply with.
excavation, quantum of mineral and waste
shall be made.
iii) Fugitive dust emission from all the sources Complied.
shall be controlled regularly. Water spraying Water sprinkling is carried out at haul roads,
arrangement on haul roads, loading and at loading and unloading points, working mine
regular points shall be provided and properly face, etc.
maintained.
iv) Four ambient air-quality monitoring stations
shall be established in the core zone as well
as in the buffer zone for RPM, SPM, S02,
Nox monitoring. Location of the stations
should be decided based on the
meteorological data, topographical featuresand environmentally and ecologically
sensitive targets and frequency of monitoring
should be undertaken in consultation with the
State Pollution Control Board.
Partly complied.
Ambient air quality monitoring is being carried
out at 3 locations in the core zone and 4
locations in the buffer zone. PM10, PM25, S02,
NOx are being monitored. Locations have been
fixed based on the meteorological data of the
site.
Apart from the above one Continuous Ambient
Air Quality Monitoring Station has been installed
in the core zone for continuous monitoring of
PMlO, PM25, S02, NOx.
During the site inspection PA has been told to
increase the number of ambient air quality
monitoring stations in the core zone.
v) Data on ambient air quality (RPM, SPM, S02,
and NOx) should be regularly submitted to
the Ministry including its Regional Office
located in Bhopal and the State Pollution
Control Board / Central Pollution Control
Board once in six months.
Complied.
PA submitting the ambient air quality monitoringdata regularly to the Regional Office of the
Ministry.
vi) Measures shall be taken for control of noiselevels below 85 dBA in the work environment.
Workers engaged in operations of HEMM etc.
shall be provided with ear plugs, muffs.
Complied.Sound proof cabins are provided to operators of
HEMM. Ear plugs and ear muffs are provided to
persons working in the noisy areas.
HEMM are regularly maintained.
Green belt is developed all around the mine
lease area.
vii) Industrial waste water (workshop and waste Complied.
water from mines) should be properly The waste water generated from workshop is
collected treated, so as to conform to the collected in the settling tank. Oil is separated out
standards prescribed under GSR 422(E) date with the help of oil trap provided before the
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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.
Complied.
PPEs have been provided to all the employees
working in the mines. Regular training on health
and safety aspects is provided to all workers in
the training centre of the mine.
viii) Personal working in dusty areas shall be
provided with protectory respiratory devices
and they shall also be imparted adequate
training and information on safety and health
aspects.
settling tank. The trapped oil is collected in the
MS drum and sold to authorised recycler. The oil
free waste water collected in the tank is used in
the green belt within the mine office area.
ix) Provisions shall be made for the housing the
labourers within the site with all necessary
infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for
cooking, mobile toilets, mobile STP, safe
drinking water, medical health care etc. The
housing may be in the form of temporary
structures to be removed after the completion
of the project.
x) 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
Organization.
xi) The project authorities shall inform to the
Regional Office located at Bhopal regarding
date of financial closures and final approval
of the project by the concerned authorities
and the date of start of land development
work.
xii) The funds earmarked for environmental
protection measures shall be kept in separate
account and shall not be diverted to purpose.
Year wise expenditure shall be reported to
the Ministry and its Regional Office located atBhopal.
This is an existing mine and in operations since
1965.
Complied.
A common Environment Management Cell both
for plant and mines is available. A senior
executive holding the cell is reporting directly to
Sr. GM - Plant Operation and Director Plant.
Complied.
During the site inspection PA submitted that this
project is in operation since 1965, hence date of
financial closures and final approval and date of
start of land development work is not applicable.
Complied.
PA submitted that Separate account is created
for environment protection works. Funds
earmarked will not be diverted.
PA is regularly submitting the year wise
expenditure details to the Regional Office of the
Ministry.
xii) The regional Office of the Ministry located at
Bhopal shall monitor compliance of the
stipulated conditions. The project authorities
shall extend full cooperation to the officer(s)
of the Regional Office by furnishing the
requisite data / information / monitoring
reports.
xiii) A copy of clearance letter will be marked to
concerned Panchayat / local / NGO if any,
from whom suggestion / representation has
been received while processing the proposal.
xiv) State Pollution Control Board shall display a Not pertaining to PA.
copy of the clearance letter at the Regional
Not pertaining to PA.
Partly Complied.
PA submitted that a copy of the clearance letter
has been submitted to concerned Panchayat,
however the documentary proof is not available.
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Office, District Industry centre and Collectors
Office / Tehsildar's Office for 30 days.
xv) The project authorities shall advertise at least Partly Complied.
in two local papers widely circulated, one of The information of environment clearance to the
which shall be in the vernacular language of project was advertised in local paper "NAV
the locality conversant, within 7 days of the BHARAT" in English and vernacular language
issue of the clearance letter informing that the on 11.04.2009. Seven days clause not followed.
project has been accorded environmental PA submitted the copy of the advertisement vide
clearance and a copy of clearance is letter is letter dtd. 06.10.2009
