SUMMARY RECORD OF THE 65TH MEETING OF
STATE LEVEL EXPERT APPRAISAL COMMITTEE, CHHATTISGARH
The 65th meeting of State Level Expert Appraisal Committee, Chhattisgarh was
held on 13/10/2010 at Conference Hall, SEAC, Secretariat, 1-Tilak Nagar, Shiv Mandir
Chowk, Main Road, Avanti Vihar, Raipur at 12:00 Noon. Dr. Harendra Kumar, Chairman,
SEAC, Chhattisgarh chaired the meeting. The following members of SEAC were present
in the meeting: 1.
2.
3.
4.
Shri Ashok Masih Member, SEAC
Shri V. N. Singh, Member, SEAC
Shri A.P. Rajimwale, Member, SEAC
Dr. M.K. Verma, Co-opted Member, SEAC
At the outset, the Technical Officer, SEAC, Chhattisgarh welcomed the
Chairman and Members of State Level Expert Appraisal Committee, Chhattisgarh.
Agenda wise discussions were carried out as follows: Agenda Item No. 1 -
Confirmation of minutes of the 64th meeting of SEAC,
Chhattisgarh.
Minutes of the 64th meetings of SEAC, Chhattisgarh held on 29/09/2010 was
presented before the Committee. The Committee approved the minutes of the meeting.
Agenda Item No. 2 -
(1)
Presentation on the proposals received for ToR/EC as per
provisions of the Environment Impact Assessment
Notification, 2006.
M/s
Kalhamar Diversion Scheme at local nala near, Village-Silpahari,
Block/Tehsil-Kota, District – Bilaspur (C.G.)
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kalhamar Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Kalhamar Diversion Scheme
Location:
Village-Silpahari, Block/Tehsil-Kota, District – Bilaspur (C.G.)
Estimated Cost
-
Rs. 239.69 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
50.4 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Hilly and Steep Gradient
Gross Command Area
-
1233.59 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
365.71 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
262.34 ha
Kharif
-
202.34 ha
Rabi
-
60 ha
Hydrological Data:
Command Data:
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Total
-
262.34 ha
Village Benefited
-
Kalhamar, Sildha & Medrapara
Reservoir Data:
Gross storage capacity
- Not applicable
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield
- Not required
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Dam
-
57 m
Maximum Height of Dam
-
4.27 m
Private Land for Cana
-
5.525 ha
Forest Land for Canal
-
0.975 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
6.50 ha
Head Discharge
-
0.27 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
3.18 km
Distributaries and Minors
-
1.00 km
Total
-
4.18 km
Details of Land required:
Canals:
After discussion, based on the consideration of the documents submitted and the
presentation made by the project proponent, being minor irrigation project, the Committee
decided to consider the project as category B-2 and recommended for grant of
Environmental Clearance for the Kalhamar Diversion Scheme, Village – Silpahari, Block &
Tehsil – Kota, District – Bilaspur subject to the fulfillment of terms and conditions as per
Annexure-I.
As project proponent had started construction work of the project after the year
2006 without obtaining environmental clearance as per provisions of EIA Notification,
1994/2006, hence Committee also recommended to initiate legal action against project
proponent for the violation of EIA Notification, 1994/2006.
SEIAA may be informed accordingly.
(2)
M/s Kenda Diversion Scheme, Mahanadi Basin Village -Taluka block/TahKota, District- Bilaspur (C.G.)
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kenda Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Kenda Diversion Scheme
Location:
Mahanadi Basin
Bilaspur (C.G.)
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Village -Taluka
block/Tah-Kota, District-
Estimated Cost
-
Rs. 835.02 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
198.0 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Hilly and Steep Gradient
Gross Command Area
-
3285.00 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
977.00 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
1093.00 ha
Kharif
-
893.00 ha
Rabi
-
200.00 ha
Total
-
1093.00 ha
Village Benefited
-
Kenda, Sonarmuda, Lohamuda,
Sodakhurd, Kusumkheda,
Chhatona
Hydrological Data:
Command Data:
Reservoir Data:
Gross storage capacity
- Not applicable
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield
- Not required
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Dam
-
80 m
Maximum Height of Dam
-
5.20 m
Private Land for Canal
-
14.91 ha
Forest Land for Canal
-
3.18 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
18.09 ha
Head Discharge
-
3.509 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
12.00 km
Distributaries and Minors
-
11.60 km
Total
-
23.60 km
Details of Land required:
Canals:
After discussion, based on the consideration of the documents submitted and the
presentation made by the project proponent, being minor irrigation project, the Committee
decided to consider the project as category B-2 and recommended for grant of
Environmental Clearance for the Kenda Diversion Scheme, Village – Taluka block/TahKota, District- Bilaspur (C.G.) subject to the fulfillment of terms and conditions as per
Annexure-II.
SEIAA may be informed accordingly.
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(3)
M/s Rainkota Tank At Local Nala Near Village –Sekar
District- Bilaspur (C.G.)
block/Tah-Kota,
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kenda Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Rainkota Tank
Location:
Local Nala Near Village –Sekar
Bilaspur (C.G.)
Estimated Cost
block/Tah-Kota, District-
-
Rs. 830.47 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
9.06 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Hilly and Steep Gradient
Gross Command Area
-
701.00 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
563.00 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
606.00 ha
Kharif
-
525.00 ha
Rabi
-
81.00 ha
Total
-
606.00 ha
Village Benefited
-
Nawagaon, Sekar, Tendubhata &
Umaria Dadar
Dead Storage capacity
-
0.25 Mcum
Live Storage capacity
-
1.76 Mcum
Gross storage capacity
-
1.98 Mcum
Hydrological Data:
Command Data:
Reservoir Data:
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield-
53%
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Dam
-
750 m
Maximum Height of Dam
-
15.15 m
Private Land
-
25.82 ha
Forest Land
-
31.91 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
57.73 ha
Details of Land required:
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Canals:
Head Discharge
-
1.50 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
6.00 km
Distributaries and Minors
-
4.20 km
Total
-
10.20 km
After discussion, based on the consideration of the documents submitted and the
presentation made by the project proponent, being minor irrigation project, the Committee
decided to consider the project as category B-2 and recommended for grant of
Environmental Clearance for the M/s Rainkota Tank At Local Nala Near Village –Sekar
block/Tah-Kota, District- Bilaspur (C.G.) subject to the fulfillment of terms and conditions
as per Annexure-III.
As project proponent had started construction work of the project after the year
2006 without obtaining environmental clearance as per provisions of EIA Notification,
1994/2006, hence Committee also recommended to initiate legal action against project
proponent for the violation of EIA Notification, 1994/2006.
SEIAA may be informed accordingly.
(4)
M/s Upaka Diversion Scheme at Local Nala Near Village –Karwa block/TahKota, District- Bilaspur
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kenda Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Upaka Diversion Scheme
Location:
Local Nala Near Village –Karwa block/Tah-Kota, DistrictBilaspur (C.G.)
Estimated Cost
-
Rs. 130.64 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
5.50 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Hilly and Steep Gradient
Gross Command Area
-
251.00 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
165.00 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
142.00 ha
Kharif
-
142.00 ha
Rabi
-
Nil
Total
-
142.00 ha
Village Benefited
-
Karwa, Upada and Atadda
Hydrological Data:
Command Data:
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Reservoir Data:
Gross storage capacity
-
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield-
Not applicable
Not required
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Dam
-
60.00 m
Maximum Height of Dam
-
2.40 m
Private Land for Canal
-
4.10 ha
Forest Land for Canal
-
0.72 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
4.82 ha
Head Discharge
-
0.27 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
Nil
Distributaries and Minors
-
3.18 km
Total
-
3.18 km
Details of Land required:
Canals:
It is also noted that project proponent has not submitted the information in
amended Form-I or addition information as per amended Form – I as per notification S.O.
3067 (E), dated 01/12/2009 and has not given the status of forest clearance, acquisition of
private land.
After discussion, committee decided to ask the project proponent to submit the
above required information. After submission of the same, proposal should be considered.
Project proponent may be informed accordingly.
(5)
M/s Satnala Diversion Scheme At Jewas River Near Village- Chhatona
block/Tah-Kota, District- Bilaspur (C.G.)
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kenda Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Satnala Diversion Scheme
Location:
Jewas River Near Village- Chhatona block/Tah-Kota, DistrictBilaspur (C.G.)
Estimated Cost
-
Rs. 148.66 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
25.0 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Hilly and Steep Gradient
Hydrological Data:
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Command Data:
Gross Command Area
-
415.00 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
307.00 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
158.00 ha
Kharif
-
158.00 ha
Rabi
-
Nil
Total
-
158.00 ha
Village Benefited
-
Chhatona & Dhobighat
Reservoir Data:
Gross storage capacity
- Not applicable
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield
- Not applicable
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Weir
-
64.00 m
Maximum Height of Weir
-
3.70 m
Private Land for Canal
-
5.75 ha
Forest Land for Canal
-
3.50 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
9.25 ha
Head Discharge
-
0.45 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
4.90 km
Total
-
5.35 km
Details of Land required:
Canals:
After discussion, based on the consideration of the documents submitted and the
presentation made by the project proponent, being minor irrigation project, the Committee
decided to consider the project as category B-2 and recommended for grant of
Environmental Clearance for the M/s M/s Satnala Diversion Scheme At Jewas River Near
Village- Chhatona block/Tah-Kota, District- Bilaspur (C.G.) subject to the fulfillment of
terms and conditions as per Annexure-IV.
As project proponent had started construction work of the project after the year
2006 without obtaining environmental clearance as per provisions of EIA Notification,
1994/2006, hence Committee also recommended to initiate legal action against project
proponent for the violation of EIA Notification, 1994/2006.
SEIAA may be informed accordingly.
(6)
M/s Andul (Jogidongri) Tank At Local Nala Near Village –Andu block/TahGourella, Pendra Road, District- Bilaspur (C.G.)
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Department, Bilaspur has submitted
application (Form-I) for grant of environmental clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference
(TOR) for construction of Kenda Diversion Scheme on 22/12/2009.
The proposal was considered in 51st, 55th and 60th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh
held on 27/03/2010, 28/04/2010 and 03/07/2010 respectively. The information/documents
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submitted during presentation by the project proponent were considered in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation it is noted that: Name of scheme:
M/s Andul (Jogidongri) Tank
Location:
Local Nala Near Village –Andu block/Tah-Gourella, Pendra
Road, District- Bilaspur (C.G.)
Estimated Cost
-
Rs. 1283.42 Lakhs
Catchment Area
-
6.31 sq km
Type of Catchment
-
Partly Wooded
Gross Command Area
-
589.06 ha
Culturable Command Area
-
526.31 ha
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
-
526.31 ha
Kharif
-
465.31 ha
Rabi
-
60.73 ha
Total
-
526.31 ha
Village Benefited
-
Andul, Bhadora, Dhangawa,
Sadhwani
Dead Storage capacity
-
0.193 Mcum
Live Storage capacity
-
1.548 Mcum
Gross storage capacity
-
1.742 Mcum
Hydrological Data:
Command Data:
Reservoir Data:
Tank Percentage in Relation to Yield-
44.54%
Dam / Weir Data:
Total length of Dam
-
1050 m
Maximum Height of Dam
-
12.24 m
Private Land
-
91.454 ha
Forest Land
-
22.388 ha
Revenue Land
-
-
Total Land required
-
113.842 ha
Head Discharge
-
0.689 Cumecs
Length of Main Canal
-
8.34 km
Total
-
9.029 km
Details of Land required:
Canals:
After discussion, based on the consideration of the documents submitted and the
presentation made by the project proponent, being minor irrigation project, the Committee
decided to consider the project as category B-2 and recommended for grant of
Environmental Clearance for the M/s Andul (Jogidongri) Tank At Local Nala Near Village –
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Andu block/Tah-Gourella, Pendra Road, District- Bilaspur (C.G.) subject to the fulfillment
of terms and conditions as per Annexure-V.
As project proponent had undertaken construction work of the project after the year
2006 without obtaining environmental clearance as per provisions of EIA Notification,
1994/2006, hence Committee also recommended to initiate legal action against project
proponent for the violation of EIA Notification, 1994/2006.
SEIAA may be informed accordingly.
(7)
M/s Mongra Barrage Project (Water Resources Division, Dongargaon, Village
– Mongra, Tehsil – A. Chowki, District – Rajnandgaon.
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Dongargaon, District- Rajnandgaon
has submitted application (Form-I and Project Report) for grant of environmental
clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference (TOR) for construction of Mongra barrage
Project on 27/01/2010 and 21/05/10. The proposal was discussed in 58th meeting of
SEAC, Chhattisgarh held on 18/06/2010. Committee then decided to ask the project
proponent to submit the various information/documents and present the case. Accordingly
project proponent was informed vide letter dated 26/07/2010. Project proponent was
present before SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 07/08/2010. Project proponent then informed the
Committee that the desired information is being prepared. Project proponent then
requested to postpone the presentation. Committee then decided that after submission of
the information/documents, project proponent should be informed to present the case
before SEAC, Chhattisgarh incorporating the information/documents desired vide letter
dated 26/07/2010. Project proponent submitted some information/documents on
10/09/2010 vide letter dated 06/09/2010. Project proponent made presentation in the 65th
meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh held on 13/10/2010. The information/documents
submitted were considered in the 65th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010. It is
noted that project proponent has not submitted the requisite information/documents as
desired vide letter dated 26/07/2010. During presentation also project proponent has not
submitted the same.
During presentation project proponent informed the following: Name of scheme
Location
Mongra Barrage Project
Village – Mongra, Tehsil – A. Chowki, District
– Rajnandgaon (C.G.)
Rs. 16276.0 Lacs
712.25 sq km
Partly Hilly
11800.0 ha
9500.0 ha
9431.0 ha
8100.0 ha
1331.0 ha
41 nos.
16.50 Mcum
32.05 Mcum
48.55 Mcum
1590.0 m (earthen including 182.0 m
concrete)
15.90 m
13.33 Cumecs
LBC - 33.50 km and RBC – 12.42 km
64.0 km
109.92 km
Estimated Cost
Catchment Area
Type of Catchment
Gross Command Area
Culturable Command Area
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
Kharif
Rabi
Village Benefited
Dead Storage capacity
Live Storage capacity
Gross storage capacity
Total length of Barrage
Maximum Height of Dam
Canal Head Discharge
Length of Main Canal
Distributaries and Minors
Total
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Head Works – 593.0 ha, Canal – 345.0 ha,
Total – 938.0 ha
Head Works – 140.0 ha, Canal – 2.145 ha,
Total – 142.145 ha
Head Works – 462.0 ha, Canal – 0.0 ha, Total
– 462.0 ha
Total Head Works – 1195 ha, Total Canal –
347.145 ha, Grand Total – 1542.145 ha
Private Land
Forest Land
Revenue Land
Total Land required
Project proponent informed that construction works had been started in 2004.
Project proponent also informed that headwork has been completed in December 2006
and left bank canal work completed in June 2008. Project proponent further informed that
about 40% works of right bank canal have already been completed. During discussion
project proponent informed that the application submitted for environmental clearance is
meant for left bank canal only. If Culturable Command Area of right bank canal also
included, then the total Culturable Command Area will increase significantly and project
might be classified as category ’A’ and accordingly project proponent have to revise the
whole proposal and submit revised application in prescribed form to concerned authority.
After discussion Committee decided to ask the project proponent to submit the following
information/documents: 1. Revised form I, feasibility report/project report along with all relevant
information/documents including total project involving headwork, complete
canal system (L.B.C., R.B.C., Minors, Distributaries) etc. should be submitted
before concerned authority i.e. Ministry of Environment and Forests,
Government of India, if Culturable Command Area of project is ≥10000 ha.
Project proponent assured the Committee that they will submit the requisite
information/documents shortly. Committee decided that after receipt of the above
information/documents, the proposal will be considered.
Project proponent should be intimated accordingly.
(8)
M/s Sukha Nalla Barrage Project (Water Resources Division, Dongargaon),
Village – Ganeri, Tehsil – Dongargaon, District – Rajnandgaon (C.G.)
Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Dongargaon, District- Rajnandgaon
has submitted application (Form-I and Project Report) for grant of environmental
clearance/ prescribing Terms of Reference (TOR) for construction of Sukha Nalla barrage
Project on 27/01/2010 and 14/05/2010. The proposal was discussed in 58th meeting of
SEAC, Chhattisgarh held on 18/06/2010. Committee then decided to ask the project
proponent to submit the various information/documents and present the case. Accordingly
project proponent was informed vide letter dated 26/07/2010. Project proponent was
present before SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 07/08/2010. Project proponent then informed the
Committee that the desired information is being prepared. Project proponent then
requested to postpone the presentation. Committee then decided that after submission of
the information/documents, project proponent should be informed to present the case
before SEAC, Chhattisgarh incorporating the information/documents desired vide letter
dated 26/07/2010. Project proponent submitted the information/documents on 13/09/2010
vide letter dated 06/09/2010. Project proponent made presentation in the 65th meeting of
SEAC, Chhattisgarh held on 13/10/2010. The information/documents submitted were
considered in the 65th meeting of SEAC, Chhattisgarh on 13/10/2010.
During presentation project proponent informed the following: Name of scheme
Location
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M/s Sukha Nalla Barrage Project
Village – Ganeri, Tehsil – Dongargaon, District
– Rajnandgaon (C.G.)
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Estimated Cost
Catchment Area
Type of Catchment
Gross Command Area
Culturable Command Area
Area Proposed Under Irrigation
Kharif
Rabi
Village Benefited
Dead Storage capacity
Live Storage capacity
Gross storage capacity
Total length of Barrage
Maximum Height of Dam
Canal Head Discharge
Length of Main Canal
Distributaries and Minors
Total
Private Land
Rs. 10920.53 Lacs
427.35 sq km
Partly Hilly
7100.0 ha
5600.0 ha
6270.0 ha
4970.0 ha
1300.0 ha
31 nos.
0.560 Mcum
11.73 Mcum
12.29 Mcum
359.30 m (earthen) and105.70 m (concrete)
13.20 m
6.97 Cumecs
23.76 km
80.84 km
104.60 km
Head Works – 493.634 ha, Canal – 278.702
ha, Total – 772.336 ha
Head Works – 29.66 ha, Canal – 1.26 ha,
Total – 30.92 ha
Head Works – 44.64 ha, Canal – 32.917 ha,
Total – 77.557 ha
Total Head Works – 567.934 ha, Total Canal
– 312.879 ha, Grand Total – 880.813 ha
Forest Land
Revenue Land
Total Land required
Project proponent informed that Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government
of India has accorded clearance for use of 39.92 ha forest land for non forest use vide
their letter no. 6 CHC 067/ 2006 – BHO/ 725 dated 20/03/2009. Project proponent
informed that construction works had been started in November 2005. Project proponent
further informed that about 95% headwork and about 70% of left bank canal work has
been completed in June 2010. There is no proposal for right bank canal. Minors work has
not yet started. Presently work is closed due to rainy season. After discussion Committee
decided to ask the project proponent to submit the following information/documents: 2. Copy of Forest Clearance Letter.
3. Rehabilitation Scheme details and present status of implementation).
4. Present status of land acquisition details (Private, Revenue, Forest).
Project proponent assured the Committee that they will submit the requisite
information/documents shortly. Committee decided that after receipt of the above
information/documents, the proposal will be considered.
Project proponent should be intimated accordingly.
Meeting Concluded with thanks.
Secretary, SEAC
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Annexure –I
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS
FOR
M/S KALHAMAR DIVERSION SCHEME AT LOCAL NALA NEAR VILLAGE
–SILPAHARI, BLOCK/TAH-KOTA, DISTRICT- BILASPUR (C.G.)
i)
As per proposal submitted total length of canal is 57 m, maximum height of weir is
4.27 m, Total cultivable command area is 365.71 ha. Gross command area is
1233.59 ha. Project proponent shall not deviate from the administrative sanction
and technical sanction from the state Government for Kalhamar Diversion Scheme.
ii)
Catchments area shall be taken care of to minimize sediment transport,
eutrophication, siltation. Flora & fauna, drainage pattern of the area shall not be
affected. All mitigate measures shall be taken for the same during construction
phase and operational phase.
iii)
Excavated soil shall be stacked properly and adequate arrangement shall be
provide to avoid erosion of soil during rainy season.
iv)
Adequate steps shall be taken to control fugitive dust emissions from various
sources during construction and operation of the project. Project proponent shall
provide adequate pollution control arrangement to control emission during
excavation of earth material, loading-unloading of earth material and other
mechanical operations during construction. Project proponent shall provide
adequate air pollution control systems as per requirement for control of air pollution
(if any) during operation phase.
v)
Effective steps shall be taken for proper storage and disposal of solid wastes and
sludges. All solid waste generated shall be disposed off safely in scientific manner
during construction phase. Solid waste, garbage etc. shall be disposed off properly
after proper treatment.
vi)
Good house keeping practices shall be adopted by the project proponent.
vii)
Project proponent shall take proper action to control the noise pollution.
viii)
R&R policy Government of Chhattisgarh shall be followed (if any). Adequate
publicity of the compensation package of Government should be circulated in the
affected villages.
ix)
Project proponent shall obtain forest clearance / permissions from the concerned
department before start of any activity in forest land.
x)
Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried-out in the muck
dumping sites and the dumping sites should be above high flood level.
xi)
On-farm development measures like development of bunds, field channels for
irrigation and drainage in the command area, improvement of the drainage with
suitable strengthening measures, development of field drains, measures to improve
soil fertility for command area development shall be followed by the project
authority.
xii)
Water user association/co-operative and involvement of the whole community for
disciplined use of available waters should be formed.
xiii)
Any other clearance from any other organization if required should be obtained.
xiv) The compensatory afforestation programme shall be carried out as per conditions
imposed in forest clearance.
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xv)
Dense green belt shall be developed along the approach road, residential areas,
office complex, around reservoir periphery and tank site etc as far as possible.
xvi) Occurrence of stagnant pools/slow moving water channels during construction and
operation of the project providing breeding source for vector mosquitoes and other
practices, the stream should be properly canalized so that no small pools and
poodles are allowed to be formed. Even after taking precaution, due to unforeseen
situations, breeding of mosquito and resultant malaria or mosquito borne disease
can increase. If such a situation arises, it will be the responsibility of project
authorities to take all steps i.e. residual insecticidal spray in all the project area and
surrounding 3km. area keeping the range of mosquitoes in consideration.
xvii) Adequate free fuel arrangement should be made for the labour force engaged in
the construction work at project cost so that indiscriminate felling of trees is
prevented.
xviii) All the labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly
examined by health personnel and adequately treated before issuing them work
permit.
xix) Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated materials
should be ensured by leveling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area
should be properly treated with suitable plantation.
xx)
Adequate financial provision should be made in the total budget of the project for
implementation of the suggested safeguard measures.
xxi) In case of the change in the scope of the project, project would require a fresh
appraisal.
Secretary, SEAC
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Annexure –II
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS
FOR
M/S KENDA DIVERSION SCHEME AT MAHANADI BASIN VILLAGE TALUKA BLOCK/TAH-KOTA, DISTRICT- BILASPUR (C.G.)
i)
As per proposal submitted total length of dam is 80 m, maximum height of weir is
5.20 m, Total cultivable command area is 977.00 ha. Gross command area is
3285.00 ha. Project proponent shall not deviate from the administrative sanction
and technical sanction from the state Government for Kenda Diversion Scheme.
ii)
Catchments area shall be taken care of to minimize sediment transport,
eutrophication, siltation. Flora & fauna, drainage pattern of the area shall not be
affected. All mitigate measures shall be taken for the same during construction
phase and operational phase.
iii)
Excavated soil shall be stacked properly and adequate arrangement shall be
provide to avoid erosion of soil during rainy season.
iv)
Adequate steps shall be taken to control fugitive dust emissions from various
sources during construction and operation of the project. Project proponent shall
provide adequate pollution control arrangement to control emission during
excavation of earth material, loading-unloading of earth material and other
mechanical operations during construction. Project proponent shall provide
adequate air pollution control systems as per requirement for control of air
pollution (if any) during operation phase.
v)
Effective steps shall be taken for proper storage and disposal of solid wastes and
sludges. All solid waste generated shall be disposed off safely in scientific manner
during construction phase. Solid waste, garbage etc. shall be disposed off
properly after proper treatment.
vi)
Good house keeping practices shall be adopted by the project proponent.
vii)
Project proponent shall take proper action to control the noise pollution.
viii)
R&R policy Government of Chhattisgarh shall be followed (if any). Adequate
publicity of the compensation package of Government should be circulated in the
affected villages.
ix)
Project proponent shall obtain forest clearance / permissions from the concerned
department before start of any activity in forest land.
x)
Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried-out in the muck
dumping sites and the dumping sites should be above high flood level.
xi)
On-farm development measures like development of bunds, field channels for
irrigation and drainage in the command area, improvement of the drainage with
suitable strengthening measures, development of field drains, measures to
improve soil fertility for command area development shall be followed by the
project authority.
xii)
Water user association/co-operative and involvement of the whole community for
disciplined use of available waters should be formed.
xiii)
Any other clearance from any other organization if required should be obtained.
xiv)
The compensatory afforestation programme shall be carried out as per conditions
imposed in forest clearance.
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xv)
Dense green belt shall be developed along the approach road, residential areas,
office complex, around reservoir periphery and tank site etc as far as possible.
xvi)
Occurrence of stagnant pools/slow moving water channels during construction and
operation of the project providing breeding source for vector mosquitoes and other
practices, the stream should be properly canalized so that no small pools and
poodles are allowed to be formed. Even after taking precaution, due to unforeseen
situations, breeding of mosquito and resultant malaria or mosquito borne disease
can increase. If such a situation arises, it will be the responsibility of project
authorities to take all steps i.e. residual insecticidal spray in all the project area
and surrounding 3km. area keeping the range of mosquitoes in consideration.
xvii)
Adequate free fuel arrangement should be made for the labour force engaged in
the construction work at project cost so that indiscriminate felling of trees is
prevented.
xviii)
All the labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly
examined by health personnel and adequately treated before issuing them work
permit.
xix)
Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated materials
should be ensured by leveling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area
should be properly treated with suitable plantation.
xx)
Adequate financial provision should be made in the total budget of the project for
implementation of the suggested safeguard measures.
xxi)
In case of the change in the scope of the project, project would require a fresh
appraisal.
Secretary, SEAC
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Annexure –III
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS
FOR
M/S RAINKOTA TANK AT LOCAL NALA NEAR VILLAGE –SEKAR
BLOCK/TAH-KOTA, DISTRICT- BILASPUR (C.G.)
i)
As per proposal submitted length of dam is 750 m, maximum height of dam is 15.15
m, Total area requirement for the project shall not exceed 57.73 ha including
submergence area and canal area. Total Cultivable command area is 563.00 ha.
The forest land involved in project shall not exceed 31.91 ha. Project proponent shall
not deviate from the administrative sanction and technical sanction from the state
Government for Rainkota Tank Scheme.
ii)
Catchments area shall be taken care of to minimize sediment transport,
eutrophication, siltation. Flora & fauna, drainage pattern of the area shall not be
affected. All the mitigative measures shall be taken for the same during construction
phase and operational phase.
iii)
Excavated soil shall be stacked properly and adequate arrangement shall be provide
to avoid erosion of soil during rainy season.
iv)
Adequate steps shall be taken to control fugitive dust emissions from various
sources during construction and operation of the project. Project proponent shall
provide adequate pollution control arrangement to control emission during
excavation of earth material, loading-unloading of earth material and other
mechanical operations during construction. Project proponent shall provide
adequate air pollution control arrangements as per requirement for control of air
pollution (if any) during operation phase.
v)
Effective steps shall be taken for proper storage and disposal of solid wastes and
sludges. All solid waste generated shall be disposed off safely in scientific manner
during construction phase. Solid waste garbage etc. shall be disposed off properly
after proper treatment.
vi)
Good house keeping practices shall be adopted by the project proponent.
vii)
Project proponent shall take proper action to control the noise pollution.
viii)
R&R policy Government of Chhattisgarh shall be followed. Adequate publicity of the
compensation package of Government should be circulated in the affected villages.
ix)
Project proponent shall obtain forest clearance / permissions from the concerned
department before start of any activity in forest land.
x)
Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried-out in the muck
dumping sites and the dumping sites should be above high flood level.
xi)
On-farm development measures like development of bunds, field channels for
irrigation and drainage in the command area, improvement of the drainage with
suitable strengthening measures, development of field drains, measures to improve
soil fertility for command area development shall be followed by the project authority.
xii)
Water user association/co-operative and involvement of the whole community for
disciplined use of available waters should be formed.
xiii)
Any other clearance from any other organization if required should be obtained.
xiv) The compensatory afforestation programme shall be carried out as per conditions to
be imposed in forest clearance.
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xv)
The green belt shall be developed along the approach road, residential areas (if
any), office complex, around dam periphery etc.
xvi) To minimize occurrence of stagnant pools/slow moving water channels during
construction and operation of the project providing breeding source for vector
mosquitoes and other practices, the stream should be properly canalized so that no
small pools and poodles are allowed to be formed. Even after taking precaution, due
to unforeseen situations, breeding of mosquito and resultant malaria or mosquito
borne disease can increase. If such a situation arises, it will be the responsibility of
project authorities to take all steps i.e. residual insecticidal spray in all the project
area and surrounding 3 km. area keeping the range of mosquitoes in consideration.
xvii) Adequate free fuel arrangement should be made for the labour force engaged in the
construction work at project cost so that indiscriminate felling of trees is prevented.
xviii) All the labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly
examined by health personnel and adequately treated before issuing them work
permit.
xix) Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated materials
should be ensured by leveling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area
should be properly treated with suitable plantation.
xx)
Adequate financial provision should be made in the total budget of the project for
implementation of the suggested safeguard measures.
xxi) In case of the change in the scope of the project, project would require a fresh
appraisal.
Secretary, SEAC
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Annexure –IV
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS
FOR
M/S SATNALA DIVERSION SCHEME AT JEWAS RIVER NEAR VILLAGECHHATONA BLOCK/TAH-KOTA, DISTRICT- BILASPUR (C.G.)
i)
As per proposal submitted total length of canal is 4.90 km, maximum height of weir
is 3.70 m, Total cultivable command area is 307.00 ha. Gross command area is
415.00 ha. Project proponent shall not deviate from the administrative sanction and
technical sanction from the state Government for Satnala Diversion Scheme.
ii)
Catchments area shall be taken care of to minimize sediment transport,
eutrophication, siltation. Flora & fauna, drainage pattern of the area shall not be
affected. All mitigate measures shall be taken for the same during construction
phase and operational phase.
iii)
Excavated soil shall be stacked properly and adequate arrangement shall be
provide to avoid erosion of soil during rainy season.
iv)
Adequate steps shall be taken to control fugitive dust emissions from various
sources during construction and operation of the project. Project proponent shall
provide adequate pollution control arrangement to control emission during
excavation of earth material, loading-unloading of earth material and other
mechanical operations during construction. Project proponent shall provide
adequate air pollution control systems as per requirement for control of air pollution
(if any) during operation phase.
v)
Effective steps shall be taken for proper storage and disposal of solid wastes and
sludges. All solid waste generated shall be disposed off safely in scientific manner
during construction phase. Solid waste, garbage etc. shall be disposed off properly
after proper treatment.
vi)
Good house keeping practices shall be adopted by the project proponent.
vii)
Project proponent shall take proper action to control the noise pollution.
viii)
R&R policy Government of Chhattisgarh shall be followed (if any). Adequate
publicity of the compensation package of Government should be circulated in the
affected villages.
ix)
Project proponent shall obtain forest clearance / permissions from the concerned
department before start of any activity in forest land.
x)
Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried-out in the muck
dumping sites and the dumping sites should be above high flood level.
xi)
On-farm development measures like development of bunds, field channels for
irrigation and drainage in the command area, improvement of the drainage with
suitable strengthening measures, development of field drains, measures to improve
soil fertility for command area development shall be followed by the project
authority.
xii)
Water user association/co-operative and involvement of the whole community for
disciplined use of available waters should be formed.
xiii)
Any other clearance from any other organization if required should be obtained.
xiv)
The compensatory afforestation programme shall be carried out as per conditions
imposed in forest clearance.
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xv)
Dense green belt shall be developed along the approach road, residential areas,
office complex, around reservoir periphery and tank site etc as far as possible.
xvi)
Occurrence of stagnant pools/slow moving water channels during construction and
operation of the project providing breeding source for vector mosquitoes and other
practices, the stream should be properly canalized so that no small pools and
poodles are allowed to be formed. Even after taking precaution, due to unforeseen
situations, breeding of mosquito and resultant malaria or mosquito borne disease
can increase. If such a situation arises, it will be the responsibility of project
authorities to take all steps i.e. residual insecticidal spray in all the project area and
surrounding 3km. area keeping the range of mosquitoes in consideration.
xvii)
Adequate free fuel arrangement should be made for the labour force engaged in
the construction work at project cost so that indiscriminate felling of trees is
prevented.
xviii)
All the labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly
examined by health personnel and adequately treated before issuing them work
permit.
xix)
Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated materials
should be ensured by leveling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area
should be properly treated with suitable plantation.
xx)
Adequate financial provision should be made in the total budget of the project for
implementation of the suggested safeguard measures.
xxi)
In case of the change in the scope of the project, project would require a fresh
appraisal.
Secretary, SEAC
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Annexure –V
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS
FOR
M/S ANDUL (JOGIDONGRI) TANK AT LOCAL NALA NEAR VILLAGE –
ANDU BLOCK/TAH-GOURELLA, PENDRA ROAD, DISTRICT- BILASPUR
i)
As per proposal submitted length of dam is 1050 m, maximum height of dam is
12.24 m, Total area requirement for the project shall not exceed 113.842 ha
including submergence area and canal area. Total Cultivable command area is
526.31 ha. The forest land involved in project shall not exceed 22.388 ha. Project
proponent shall not deviate from the administrative sanction and technical sanction
from the state Government for Andul (Jogidongri) Tank Scheme.
ii)
Catchments area shall be taken care of to minimize sediment transport,
eutrophication, siltation. Flora & fauna, drainage pattern of the area shall not be
affected. All the mitigative measures shall be taken for the same during
construction phase and operational phase.
iii)
Excavated soil shall be stacked properly and adequate arrangement shall be
provide to avoid erosion of soil during rainy season.
iv)
Adequate steps shall be taken to control fugitive dust emissions from various
sources during construction and operation of the project. Project proponent shall
provide adequate pollution control arrangement to control emission during
excavation of earth material, loading-unloading of earth material and other
mechanical operations during construction. Project proponent shall provide
adequate air pollution control arrangements as per requirement for control of air
pollution (if any) during operation phase.
v)
Effective steps shall be taken for proper storage and disposal of solid wastes and
sludges. All solid waste generated shall be disposed off safely in scientific manner
during construction phase. Solid waste garbage etc. shall be disposed off properly
after proper treatment.
vi)
Good house keeping practices shall be adopted by the project proponent.
vii)
Project proponent shall take proper action to control the noise pollution.
viii)
R&R policy Government of Chhattisgarh shall be followed. Adequate publicity of the
compensation package of Government should be circulated in the affected villages.
ix)
Project proponent shall obtain forest clearance / permissions from the concerned
department before start of any activity in forest land.
x)
Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried-out in the muck
dumping sites and the dumping sites should be above high flood level.
xi)
On-farm development measures like development of bunds, field channels for
irrigation and drainage in the command area, improvement of the drainage with
suitable strengthening measures, development of field drains, measures to improve
soil fertility for command area development shall be followed by the project
authority.
xii)
Water user association/co-operative and involvement of the whole community for
disciplined use of available waters should be formed.
xiii)
Any other clearance from any other organization if required should be obtained.
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xiv)
The compensatory afforestation programme shall be carried out as per conditions
to be imposed in forest clearance.
xv)
The green belt shall be developed along the approach road, residential areas (if
any), office complex, around dam periphery etc.
xvi)
To minimize occurrence of stagnant pools/slow moving water channels during
construction and operation of the project providing breeding source for vector
mosquitoes and other practices, the stream should be properly canalized so that no
small pools and poodles are allowed to be formed. Even after taking precaution,
due to unforeseen situations, breeding of mosquito and resultant malaria or
mosquito borne disease can increase. If such a situation arises, it will be the
responsibility of project authorities to take all steps i.e. residual insecticidal spray in
all the project area and surrounding 3 km. area keeping the range of mosquitoes in
consideration.
xvii)
Adequate free fuel arrangement should be made for the labour force engaged in
the construction work at project cost so that indiscriminate felling of trees is
prevented.
xviii)
All the labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly
examined by health personnel and adequately treated before issuing them work
permit.
xix)
Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated materials
should be ensured by leveling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area
should be properly treated with suitable plantation.
xx)
Adequate financial provision should be made in the total budget of the project for
implementation of the suggested safeguard measures.
xxi)
In case of the change in the scope of the project, project would require a fresh
appraisal.
Secretary, SEAC
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