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(ISO 9001:2008 Certified) P.O. Kothagudem Collieries – 507 101

Bhadradri-Kothagudem( District),Telangana

THE SINGARENI COLLIERIES COMPANY LIMITED

(A GOVERNMENT COMPANY) (QCI / NABET Accredited EIA Consultant Organisation)

PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT VAKILPALLI MINE

INDEX SL.NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.

1. Executive Summary 1

2. Introduction of the project / Background information 2

3. Project Description 6

4. Site Analysis 10

5. Planning Brief 13

6. Proposed Infrastructure 15

7. Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R & R) Plan 17

8. Project Schedule & Cost Estimates 17

9. Analysis of proposal (Final Recommendations) 19

10. Annexure Copy of Mining Lease

A-1

Copy of Approved Mine plan Letter Copy of EC and CFO Copy of FC

A-2 A-3 A-4

11. PLATES

Location Plan Land Use Plan Topographical Plan Development Plan -III Seam Development Plan -IV Seam Mine Closure Plan Mine Lease and Boundary Plan

Plate - 1 Plate - 2 Plate - 3 Plate - 4 Plate - 5 Plate - 6 Plate - 7

The Singareni Collieries Company Ltd.

1 Pre Feasibility Report of Vakilpalli Mine

PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT

VAKILPALLI MINE

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1 Name of the project Vakilpalli Mine

2 Geological Block Vakilpalli Block

3 Name of the Coal Field South Godavari Valley Coal Field

4 Name of the Organization The Singareni Collieries Company Limited 5 Type of project Under Ground Project 6 Date of opening 24-1-2006 7 Borehole Density 18 Bore Holes per Sq. Km 8 Location

• Village(s) • Mandal • District • State • Name of the Coalfield • Nearest Rly Station • Nearest Air Port

Vakilpalli Kamanpur Peddapalli Telangana South Godavari Valley Coalfield Ramagundam RGIA Shamshabad, Hyderabad

Latitude North 180 40’ 14" to 180 41’ 32” Longitude East 790 33’ 21” to 790 34’ 11” Survey of India Topo sheet 56

10N

9 Project area /Mine take Area 205.34 Ha 10 SCCL acquired land 205.34 Ha 11 Forest Land 27.12 Ha 12 Seams present IA(IAT, IAM, IAB), I, II(IIT, IIB), IIIB,

IIIA, III, IV seams 13 Seams being worked I,III and IV Seams 14 Gradient 1 in 6 15 Seam Details

Thickness of seams Depth range Quality

I Seam - From 3.0m to 6.4 m III Seam - From 7.0m to 9.5 m IV Seam - From 2.0 m to 4.2 m I Seam - From 97.5 m to 276.8 m III Seam - From 184.4m to 359.2 m IV Seam - From 203.3m to 380.1m



Seam GCV Range

I 3999-4920

III 4582-5754

IV 5127-6367 16 Technology Continuous Miner with LHD

17 Method of Mining Board and Pillar, Under ground

18 Manpower 421

19 Geological Reserves 16.65 MT 20 Extractable reserves 4.76 M.T 21 Coal extracted in the proposed

area up to 31.3.2018 2.06 M.T

22 Balance extractable reserves 2.70 M.T 23 Production Capacity(MTPA)

Planned Capacity

0.35 MTPA 24 Balance life of the Mine 9 years ( From 2018-19) 25 Additional Land requirement Nil 26 R&R involved Nil 27 Additional Capital Requirement 98 Crores

2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT / BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Background:

Vakilpalli Mine is an operating underground coal mine which was previously worked under the name of GDK 9 Incline extension. In 2006 it was renamed as Vakilpalli mine in the name of local village with the mine take area of 205.34 ha.

SCCL obtained Environmental Clearance from MoEF vide letter no.J-11015/29/68-IA.II , dated 14-08-1989 with a peak capacity of 0.45 MTPA in the name of GDK 9 Inc Extension.

As the peak production exceeded 0.45 MT (0.63 mt in 2008-09) an application in Form-I for the Vakilpalli extension Underground coal mine for increase in production from 0.45 MTPA to 0.60 MTPA in mine take area of 205.34 ha was made to MoEF on 19.08.2013, for issue of ToR but the proposal was delisted by MoEF&CC vide letter dated 17.12.2013 and State Government was requested to initiate credible action on the violation under Environment protection Act, 1986.

As per EIA Notification under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (Ref No.5802/01/2005-CPAM Dated 29th September, 2006 issued by MOC, GOI, and as per circular NoJ-11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) dated 13th October, 2006 issued by MOEF, applicants seeking prior environmental clearance with increase in lease area or production capacity or modernization of existing unit with increase in the total production capacity beyond the threshold limit shall make an application in Form–I along with pre-feasibility report to concerned Expert Appraisal committee.



The present proposal is being submitted as per the guidelines issued by MOEF& CC vide SO No. 804(E), dated 14th March,2017, under the EIA notification, 2006 and subsequent amendment vide SO No. 1030(E), dated 08th March,2018, for appraisal of projects for grant of terms of Reference and Environmental Clearance which have started the work onsite.

In this context to obtain fresh Environmental clearance, Pre-feasibility report is being submitted.

I. Identification of the project and project proponent.

VAKILPALLI MINE is and operating mine with a mine take area of 205.34 ha of M/S S.C.C. Ltd. It is located between North latitude 180 40' 14" to 180 41' 32"and East Longitude 790 33' 21" to 790 34' 11". In Survey of India Top sheet No. 56N/10. VAKILPALLI mine is situated in Peddapalli District of Telangana and at a distance of 32 KM by road from District head quarters Peddapalli, 22 KM from Ramagundam Railway station of SC Railway on Kazipet - Ballarshah railway line and is 223 KM from Hyderabad.

Project proponent The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has been exploiting coal for more than 125 years in the 350 km stretch of Pranahita Godavari Valley Coal Field spread in six districts of Telangana state viz. Jayashankar Bhupalpally, Peddapalli, Mancherial, Kumarambhem Asifabad, Badradri Kothagudem and Khammam with man power of 57,556 and is the second largest public sector under taking in the state. It is the only coal mining company in South India catering the needs of coal based industries in the region. SCCL is currently operating 19 open cast projects and 29 underground mines and has achieved coal production of 62.0 MT in the year 2017-18 and target for the year 2018-19 is 68.00 MT Address of Project Proponent:

Director (Planning & Projects) The Singareni Collieries Company Limited Po:Kothagudem, PIN. 507 101 Dist: Bhadradri-Kothagudem, Telangana E-Mail id: [email protected] Ph.No. 08744 - 242602; Fax No. 08744 – 242724

Details of Mining Lease VAKILPALLI MINE falls under South Godavari Mining lease area and has been obtained through GO Ms No. 2 dated 12.01.2015 for an area of 68.480 Sq. Km from 01.01.2015 to 31.12.2035 . The block falls in the Kamanpur Revenue mandal of Peddapalli district in Telangana.

* Copy of the Mining lease is enclosed as annexure-1.

II. Brief description of nature of the project

VAKILPALLI MINE is an Under ground working mine started in the year 2006. At present the mine is being worked with LHD's in conjunction with Hydraulic sand/Ash Stowing with Bord and pillar in 3 seam and 4 Seam. In the present proposal, the area upto 300m depth of 4 Seam in Vakilpalli mine is identified for future Opencast expansion and it is planned to work the mine with Low capacity Continuous Miner for liquidation of 3 & 4 seams beyond quarriable limits and within the mine take area of 205.34 Ha. Hence balance extractable reserves of 2.7 Mt are estimated for the present proposal . There are three workable seams (No.1 seam, No.3 seam and No.4 seam) in this area. No.1 seam was extensively developed and extracted by Longwall technology in the majority of the area on the name GDK 9 Incline Mine and presently only pumping activity is being carried out.

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No.3 seam is a thick seam(6m-9m), few panels were extracted with BG technology. At present, development and depillaring operations are being carried out in No. 3 seam and No.4 seam. No. 3 Seam Top section development is almost completed except few patches. Depillaring with caving is proposed in the panels over the stowed goaf after liquidation of 4 seam and 3 seam bottom section..

3 Seam Bottom section development is proposed super imposing the panels in No.4 seam after liquidation of 4 seam. Depillaring operations with stowing will be taken up in 4 seam and 3 Seam bottom section. The planned peak production for the remaining life of the mine is 0.35 MTPA, with Board and Pillar Method using Low capacity Continuous Miner(LCCM) with LHDs in conjunction with Hydraulic sand stowing and caving.

PRESENT PROPOSAL

As per EIA Notification under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (Ref No.5802/01/2005-CPAM Dated 29th September, 2006 issued by MOC, GOI, and as per circular NoJ-11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) dated 13th October, 2006 issued by MOEF, applicants seeking prior environmental clearance with increase in lease area or production capacity or modernization of existing unit with increase in the total production capacity beyond the threshold limit shall make an application in Form–I along with marginal scheme / pre-feasibility report to concerned Expert Appraisal committee.

The present proposal is being submitted as per the guidelines issued by MOEF& CC vide SO No. 804(E), dated 14th March,2017, under the EIA notification, 2006 and subsequent amendment vide SO No. 1030(E), dated 08th March,2018, for appraisal of projects for grant of terms of Reference and Environmental Clearance which have started the work onsite.

In this context to obtain fresh Environmental clearance, Pre-feasibility report is being submitted.

The Boundaries of the Mine are as follows: North - RG O.C-III Expansion Project South - GDK 10 Incline East - Jallaram Shaft West - RG O.C-I Expansion Project

The total area of the project is 205.34 Ha and Continuous Miner with LHDs are deployed in this mine. The main mode of entries is by pair of Inclines driven from surface to IV seam.

III. Need for the project and its importance to the region and country

Coal is the most important and abundant fossil fuel in India. It accounts for 56.42% (Source: Ministry of Power, GoI) of the country's energy need. The country's industrial heritage was built upon indigenous coal. The per capita energy consumption in India rose from 30.1 KWH during 1st Five Year Plan (1951-56) to 813.33 KWH during the 2010-11 and estimated to 1400 kwh by the 2018. Considering the limited reserve potentiality of petroleum & natural gas, eco-conservation restriction on Hydel project and geo-political perception of nuclear power, coal will continue to occupy centre-stage of India’s energy scenario. The generation capacity of Coal and Lignite based Thermal Power Plants in India raised from 1004 MW during the year 1950 to 185173 MW during the year 2016 (Source: Ministry of Power, GoI). The coal reserves of India up to a depth of 1200 m have been estimated by the Geological Survey of India at 285.67 billion tones as on 1.4.2011 (Source: MoC, GoI). Though Power from renewable sources is planned ,thermal Power is in demand to sustain the Industrial growth.



IV. Demand - Supply Gap The below table reveals that total availability of coal from the existing projects, projects under implementation and approved projects is inadequate to meet the total demand and a substantial gap remains unfulfilled. Hence, opening of new mines in the adjoining / superjacent areas / seams for higher production is justified to mitigate the demand - supply gap.

Demand - Supply Projections (Units in Million Tonnes) Sl.No Year 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

1 Demand 77.55 93.05 101.5

2 Production 68.40 72.00 75.05

3 Gap -9.15 -21.05 -26.45

The Singareni Collieries Company Limited is only coal producing company catering the needs of energy requirements in South India. A supply gap of 16.50 million tones is projected by the terminal year of 12th Five Year Plan, i.e. 2016-17 (Working Group of MoC). Hence, SCCL is taking following steps to increase the coal production:

Reconstruction of existing mines for optimizing production with the introduction of intermediate and high technology.

Opening of new mines in the adjoining / superjacent areas / seams for higher production.

Adopting opencast working wherever possible for high rate of production.

Reconstruction of shallow underground workings for extraction of remnant coal reserves by opencast method.

As a part of Reconstruction of existing underground mines, VAKILPALLI MINE is planned for production of 0.35 MTPA with Board and Pillar method with LCCM and LHDs in view of safety and higher productivity. The manpower available in the mine will be used for operation of LCCM. Thus reconstruction of project for sustainability of production is justified in view of demand-supply gap in the country.

V. Imports vs Indigenous production Certain quantity of coal is being imported to mitigate demand-supply gap in the country. In order to reduce the imports, the various possibilities have been explored to enhance the production indigenously and as a part of capacity building of existing mines, the present proposal is made.

VI. Export Possibility: There is no possibility of export of coal from this mine as the project is linked to power plants of TGENCO, NTPC and also there is sufficient demand for industries located in Telangana and elsewhere in India.

VII. Domestic / export markets The coal produced is fed to the major domestic customers namely Power sector, Cement industries, fertilizers, brick industries etc.

VIII. Employment generation(Direct and Indirect) due to the project: The present proposal is to sustain the production capacity from the existing project. As such, there will not be any additional man power required for the project, however, indirect employment opportunities due to coal transportation, material supply, out sourcing operations will be increased to local people.



3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

i. Type of project including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any. This project is independent and is neither interlinked nor interdependent on any other project.

ii. Location with coordinates (Map showing general location, specific location, and project boundary & project site layout) with coordinates

VAKILPALLI MINE with a mine take area of area of 205.34 ha of M/S S.C.C. Ltd. It is located between North latitude 180 40' 14" to 180 41' 32"and East Longitude 790 33' 21" to 790 34' 11". in Survey of India Top sheet No. 56N/10.. VAKILPALLI mine is situated at a distance 22 Kms from Ramagundam railway station on Kazipet- Ballarsha section in Peddapalli Dist. Location Details are

Village : Vakilpalli Mandal : Kamanpur District : Peddapalli State : Telangana Latitude : North180 40' 14" to 180 41' 32" Longitude : East 790 33' 21" to 790 34' 11" Topo sheet no : 56 N/10 Nearest IMD station : Ramagundam Nearest Town : Ramagundam Nearest Railway Station : Ramagundam

Nearest Air Port : Shamshabad, Hyderabad Distance from District, State :32km and 227kms respectively Head quarters

The boundaries of the Vakilpalli Mine North - RG O.C-III Expansion Project South - GDK 10 Incline East - Jallaram Shaft West - RG O.C-I Expansion Project

The Location plan showing general location, specific location, project boundary & project layout with co-ordinates is enclosed as Plate 1.

iii. Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into

The location of the coal seams beneath the ground becomes the basis of selecting the site of the mines, hence no alternate sites are considered. In this project it is proposed to sustain the production of existing Vakilpalli Mine and thus there is no scope of selecting alternate sites.

iv. Size or magnitude of operation The project is categorized as “A” as per the provisions of SO 1533 dated 14th September 2006 and its subsequent amendment SO 3067 dated 1st December 2009. Vakilpalli Mine is existing underground coal mine with a lease hold area of 205.34 Ha. This mine was separated from GDK 9 Incline mine and named as the GDK 9 Incline extension project ,then as Vakilpalli mine with a mine take area of area of 205.34 Ha. The planned coal production is 0.35 MTPA for next Nine years balance life of project with LCCM. The main mode of entries is by pair of inclines. One Incline serves as man way Incline and other as haulage inclines and at the same time both inclines serve as main intake airways, both these



inclines were driven up to 4 seam . One air shaft was sunk up to 4seam.To reduce strain of workmen, chair car man riding system was introduced.

v. Project description with process details (a schematic diagram/ flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc. should be given)

The project is a coal producing unit referred to as a Coal mine. The coal produced in underground is brought to the surface and dispatched to the linked / identified customers. The present proposal is to change the existing technology of Blasting and introduction of LCCM in existing underground project and no additional development activities are involved. All the mining operations are carried out under the statutory Supervision of Mining / Mechanical / Electrical supervisors as per the Mines Act, 1952.

A schematic diagram / flow chart showing the project components is given below.

Development of Seams

Making of ventilation arrangements

Cutting by CM

Supporting the Roof in the face and road ways

Filling the voids with sand after coal evacuation

Hoisting the coal on series of Belts to the surface

Dumping the coal in the surface bunkers

Dispatching the coal to the consumers by Rail and Road

Loading the coal onto belts by LHDs

Water produced by seepage and mining operation is collected in the sumps in

UG and pumped out to the surface

Mine water will be filtered on the surface and used for drinking and

other mining operations

Solid waste will be dumped in subsidence and low lying areas on the

surface.



vi. Raw material required along with estimated quantity, likely source, marketing area of final product, mode of transport of raw material and finished product The prime function of the coal mining industry is to extract the coal, which is found naturally

beneath the earth surface. The coal so extracted is sold as it is or some times after crushing, screening, and washing to the consumers. No raw material is being consumed in coal extraction.

Material Quantity / annum(present) Quantity / annum(proposed) Source

Explosives 159 T 167 T Explosive Companies / Suppliers

Hydraulic Oil 20.15 KL 22.44 KL Suppliers Gear Oil 1.47 KL 1.64 KL Suppliers W-Straps 2600 No’s 2896 Suppliers Roof Bolts 63570 No’s 70808 Suppliers

Marketing area of final product: Two grades of coal is being produced from this mine namely G6 and G8(Mine Avg. grade G7).The coal produced from the mine is being dispatched to the Coal Handling Plant (GDK1 CHP) which is located 5 km away from the mine, later it will be supplied to the various other consumers like Powerhouses, Cement, Textiles, Paper, Railways, and other industries as per the linkage. Some part of the coal is dispatched as ROM directly by Pit Head Delivery to consumers like Cement, Textiles, Paper, Railways, Powerhouses and other industries through private trucks. Mode of Transportation of Finished Product (Coal): Total coal from this mine is supplied to GDK1 CHP situated at a distance of 5 KM by road and from there it is transported by rail to Power plants and cement industries. Some part of G7(Mine Avg.grade) grade coal is supplied to private customers by road as Pit Head Delivery.

Resource optimization / recycling and reuse envisaged in the project, if any, should be briefly outlined. Resources like explosives, hydraulic oils, machinery, land, power and water are fully optimized to minimize unnecessary losses during the process of extraction of coal and supply of coal to the customers. As the coal mining process does not involve any chemical process, the excess pumping of water will be useful for domestic purpose, drinking and irrigation to nearby fields. The effluents from workshop and township will be treated in ETPs and STPs respectively and waste water will be utilized for watering plantations, parks, lawns, gardens and for spraying arrangement for dust control, etc. Excess water let out from the mine will be treated in slow sand filters before discharged and used for agriculture purpose. The surplus water is being let out for irrigation of surrounding fields.

vii. Availability of water, its source, Energy / Power requirement and source

Water: The water required for the project will be met from the water pumped out from the mine workings. In the process of mining, water will be accumulated in the dip most places of the mine due to natural seepage. The water so accumulated will be collected in sumps at different places in the mine and pumped out to the surface with suitable capacity pumps. The pumped out water will be filtered on the surface and used for drinking and other mining operations on the pit head as well as supplied to the colonies. The estimated water to be pumped out from the mine is about 4733 KLD. The water requirement of project is as follows:



Drinking water :550 KLD Water spraying for dust suppression :750 KLD Mine utilization :2000 KLD Greenbelt development :500 KLD Let out :933 KLD

Power: The Coal field of Ramagundam Area is drawing power from 132 KV Sub-station of SCCL. The 132/33 kV Sub-station of SCCL near RG OC-I is located. Vakilpalli Mine is receiving power from 132/33 KV Sub-Station as per the arrangements made for the maximum power demand. The estimated peak load is 8500 HP and arrangements are made at the substation for the maximum power demand. No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement.

Source of power supply : 132/33 KV Sub station Receiving voltage : 33 KV OHT Line (Double circuit) Metering equipment : At 33/3.3 KV Substation

Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid/solid) and scheme for their disposal In underground mine, wastes generated during the mining is very less compared to that of opencast mining. The solid waste generated will be generally the stone bands / dirt bands / shale produced during mining activity. The debris so produced will be used for underground track ballasting, leveling of the uneven floors and strengthening of surface bank head. The other wastes will include decayed timber in small proportions. The liquid wastes like used oils, grease etc; will be stored in separate tins / drums and sent to surface at regular intervals for disposing as per Hazardous Waste Management Rules. The water pumped out of the mine is treated in filter bed and reused for drinking purpose and other utilities.

viii. Schematic representations of the feasibility drawing which give information of EIA purpose.

The schematic representation of the prime operations involved in the Mining process is given below.schematic representation of the prime operations

* Operations confined to underground only

Activity Potential Environmental Impact Remarks

Coal Extraction Dust, waste water generation & noise Confined to underground

Underground Mining Operations*

Coal Wining (Coal cutting)

Loading Transportation

Surface Coal Handling

Coal transportation



Coal handling arrangements (Including crushing, loading & unloading operations)

Dust, noise and water pollution Open to atmosphere

Transportation Dust and noise Open to atmosphere

4. SITE ANALYSIS:

i. Connectivity: VAKILPALLI MINE with a mine take area of area of 205.34 Ha of M/S S.C.C. Ltd. VAKILPALLI mine is situated in Peddapalli District of Telangana and at a distance of 32 KM by road from District head quarters Peddapalli, 22 KM from Ramagundam Railway station of SC Railway on Kazipet - Ballarshah railway line and is 223 KM from Hyderabad by road.

ii. Land Details (Form, Use and Ownership) The mine take area of VAKILPALLI MINE is 205.34 ha. Total land has been acquired by SCCL. The details of acquired land are given below:

Land Ownership wise break up of mine take area of 205.34 ha.

Sl. No. Description Total Area (ha.) SCCL acquired Land from 1 Forest land(Surface rights) 27.12 2 Private land 128.22 3 Government Land 50.0 Total (SCCL acquired Land ) 205.34

Pre Mining Land Use "ha"

Tenancy

Agricultural 79.78 Barren 20.49 Water Bodies 10.53 Road 2.89 Village 14.53

Govt Non Forest Agricultural 15.38

Grazing /other 34.62

Forest Reserve Protected 27.12

Total 205.340

During Mining Land Use

S.No Type Area(ha) A Roads & Infrastructure 1 Mine pit head structure/ establishment area 6.33 2 Sand stowing plant/ sand stock area 1.67



3 Roads 0.82 4 UG entry 0.05 5 Sub Station 0.29 6 Filter Bed 0.11

Sub Total 9.27 B Green belt( Predicted Subsidence area) 196.07 Total 205.34

Post Mining Land use

S.No Type Area(ha) A Roads & Infrastructure 1 Mine pit head structure/ establishment area 6.33 2 Sand stowing plant/ sand stock area 1.67 3 Roads 0.82 4 UG entry 0.05 5 Sub Station 0.29 6 Filter Bed 0.11

Sub Total 9.27 B Green belt( Predicted Subsidence area) 196.07 Total 205.34

Post Closure Land use

S.No Type Plantation(ha) A Roads & Infrastructure 1 Mine pit head structure/ establishment area 6.33 2 Sand stowing plant/ sand stock area 1.67 3 Roads 0.82 4 UG entry 0.05 5 Sub station 0.29 6 Filter bed 0.11 B Green belt/Plantation 196.07 Total 205.34

The present Land Acquired is sufficient for the working of the mine and no further land is required for the continuation of mining operations.

The plan showing land use and land ownership is enclosed as Plate - 2.

iii. Topography & Drainage (along with map) The area within 10KM radius of the mine falls on both northern and southern sides of the Godavari River. The block is mostly plain terrain and gently sloping towards Northeast. Its topographical elevation varied from 130 m to 163 m. above MSL. The ground has a gentle slope of 8.45m per KM



towards North. The area is drained by Bokkalavagu ,Maddula vagu and Jallaram vagu which are tributaries to Godavari River .

Topographic plan of Vakilpalli Mine is enclosed as Plate-3.

iv. Existing land use pattern (agriculture, non -agriculture, forest, water bodies(including area under CRZ)),shortest distances from the periphery of the project to periphery of the forests, national park, wild life sanctuary, eco sensitive areas, water bodies(distance from the HFL of the river).In case of industrial area, a copy of the Gazette notification.

Name of the mine

Diverted Forest area (ha) Non Forest area(ha) Total area(ha)

VAKILPALLI MINE 27.12 178.22 205.34

There are no national parks, wild life sanctuaries, eco sensitive areas, historical/protected monuments or important landscape etc in the study region.

v. Existing Infrastructure All infrastructure like office buildings, Project Office, Manager’s office, Pit head stores, Canteen, Rest Shelter, etc; were completed and existing infrastructure in Vakilpalli Mine is sufficient to cope up with the production enhancement.

vi. Soil classification The soil in the mine area may be classified as sandy loam/sandy clay, which is conducible for the growth of different species. Along the Godavari River thick clayey soil and alluvial soil prevails. The color of the soils varies from black to light brown, with pH varying from 6.2 to 9.1.

vii. Climatic data from secondary sources

Seasons of the Region: The area experiences typical tropical climate of a distinct hot summer from March to June with occasional dust storms, a good monsoon between June and September and a pleasant winter from October to February. Meteorological and climatological data was compiled from Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad for Ramagundam station for a period of 30 years. Data on tropical storms and cyclones were compiled from IMD for a period of 100 years. The climate, wind and wave pattern are governed by the annually changing monsoons and transition periods between them dividing the year into four seasons as given in Table

Seasons of the region

Season Months Characteristics

Summer March-May Hottest part of the year, occurrence of dust storms

South-West monsoon

June-Sep Characterized by predominantly SW winds. Generally strong and persistent winds prevails.

North-East monsoon

Oct-Nov Characterized by predominantly NE winds. Fair weather with the variable winds.

Winter Dec-Feb Cool season of the year

Rainfall:- Rainfall monitored at Indian Meteorological Department at Ramagundam gauging station during the last 37 years (1974 - 2010) varied from 621.10 mm (2004) to 1697.3 mm (1983). The mean annual rainfall is 1105.8 mm, with a median of 1044.20 mm, standard deviation of 267.12, skewness is



0.496, kurtosis is - 0.289 and coefficient of variation is 24.16%. The maximum monthly rainfall during the period is 707.2mm (July’88). The maximum daily rainfall is 216.3mm (5th Aug’ 2006). The most severe storm of 644.2 mm. over a period of 32 days had occurred between 5th July and 5th Aug’1986. Temperature and Relative humidity:- December and January are the coolest months of the year while July to September are the rainy months. May is the hottest month of the year. The maximum and minimum temperatures range 300C to 460C and 150C to 290C respectively. The average relative humidity of 64% may reach up to 80% during rainy season.

viii. Social Infrastructure available The project has yielded a positive impact on the socio-economic environment. Commencement of the project has helped in improving the employment opportunities of this area including infrastructure facilities. Opening up of this project enhanced the living conditions of the mining and surrounding area due to generation of indirect employment to the local community. SCCL has constructed quarters for residential accommodation of the employees employed in the mine. The housing satisfaction of the employees is around 95%. Most of the houses in the said area are observed to be semi-permanent in nature. There are very few pucca houses with RCC roofs. Apart from the municipal water supplied for drinking, Open and bore wells are also the sources of drinking water in the study area. Most of the villages have medical facility within a distance of about 5 km.

Fallowing Social infrastructure is available in this area: State Highway Railway line Power stations FCI Residential Colonies Dispensaries and Hospitals for necessary medical aid with specialist doctors Parks,Clubs for social interactions and recreation Bank facility and ATM counters Schools and other educational institutes Necessary market facilities and shops LPG Godowns and petrol bunks Stadium/Ground for Sports & Cultural activities Transport/Communication facilities

Communication VAKILPALLI MINE falls in the Peddapalli District of Telangana state. It is well connected by

rail and road. Places of Historical Importance There are no historical/protected monuments or sanctuaries in the study region.

5. PLANNING BRIEF: (i) Planning concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc) Town and country

planning / Development authority classification The Project under the subject involves sustainability of production of the existing underground coal mine Vakilpalli Mine belonging to the Singareni Collieries Company Ltd., a major coal producing company in South India. The project is aimed at extracting coal from underground through an inclined tunnel with out causing any disturbance to the surface features lying over the property by adopting



sand stowing practice. The area does not fall under any Industrial Estate / Industrial Park / Special Economic Zone. The proposed project is aimed to reduce the gap between the demand and production of the coal in the country and to maintain the sustained growth of the economy and in turn the growth of the nation. Ultimately it gives financial and social benefits for the local people there by improving their standard of living.

Facilities: The following facilities are already available in the existing project which will cater the needs of expansion project:

Surface infrastructure buildings. Surface Coal Handling arrangements. Approach and coal transport Roads. Under ground water filtration and supply arrangements. Rest shelters, Canteen and First Aid facilities. Power Supply arrangements Magazine

Transportation:- The project is yielding both G6-grade and G8-grade(Overall Grade G7) coal. From surface coal bunkers coal is being transported to GDK1 CHP by Lorries and some part of G7(Mine Avg.grade) grade coal is supplied to private customers by road as Pit Head Delivery.

Population projection The present proposal is to enhance the existing project capacity by increasing the efficiency of the existing system without any additional manpower and machinery. As such there will not be any change in the population and no additional pollution is expected to the region due to this project.

(i) Green belt Program & Land Use planning: The plantation program has been designed within the natural constraints of the site and in particular species selection will reflect the flora known to be resistant to the local conditions. At present about 196.07 ha of land is under plantation.

The plantations provided at following locations: Around fan house Along the road sides both in the project, mine complex and in the vacant lands of the

residential area Within the mine premises. Within the residential colony

(ii) Assessment of infrastructure demand (Physical & Social) As this is a operating mine physical infrastructure including buildings for the purpose of offices, workshops, filter beds & substations etc were constructed and welfare amenities like rest shelters, canteen conference hall, pit head bath rooms and toilets are also provided

(iii) Amenities/Facilities The amenities / facilities will be provided to the persons connected to mining operation whether direct or indirect in the mine premises are as below:

Rest shelters for taking rest canteen facilities at subsidized rates washing / bathing facilities



first aid room provision of motor cycle / cycle sheds provision of drinking water points etc

Construction of the above infrastructural facilities is completed.

6. Proposed Infrastructure: (i) Industrial area (Processing area) The following infrastructural facilities are already available in the present working mine and area. No additional infrastructure is proposed for this project.

Surface Coal Handling Arrangement: Well established coal handling plant is available in the area for distribution of coal to consumers.

Service Buildings: The service buildings cover sheds required as per the technology selection, statutory buildings and other office buildings. The technological buildings cover lamp room, pithead workshop, stores, substitute office etc. The plinth area provided for all the above buildings have been based on standard guidelines. Further, sufficient funds are provided in capital for water supply arrangement, sewerage, street lighting and horticultural operations.

UNIT WORK SHOP: Well established area workshop facilities exist in the area to cater the workshop needs of LCCM,LHD and supporting equipments. The workshop facilities are designed to cater to the daily maintenance and minor repairs of LCCM,LHDs and other supporting equipments.

The following scope of work has been envisaged a) Day to day minor repair and routine maintenance of LCCM & LHD and other Equipments. b) Minor repairs, maintenance and testing of hydraulic equipment. c) Minor repairs of trailing cable d) Day to day maintenance and minor repair of pumps and light motor vehicles e) Minor repairs of electrical motors, transformers and switch gears f) Washing and lubrication of equipment g) Rebuilding of small worn-out parts.

No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement.

CIVIL CONSTRUCTIONS: The existing permanent type of civil constructions will serve through the remaining life of the Project i.e 10 years. No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement. There is no need of further construction of area level administrative buildings.

(ii) Residential area (Non processing area) The Vakilpalli Mine is located near well-communicated Godavarikhani town. In Ramagundam area there are well developed colonies. The percentage satisfaction provided for different categories of employees in Ramagundam-I & II area is 95%. As such no residential buildings are required for this project as existing infrastructure will meet this requirement. (iii) Green belt Plantation is carried out as a part of Green belt development at areas along the roads, around the CHP, MMV house, mine colony interface to dampen the noise, all over surface in the mine take area, along ML boundary and also in township outside lease area. (iv) Social Infrastructure



Social Infrastructure available in the Ramagundam Area will cater the needs of the employees working in the mine and no further social infrastructure is proposed. Further there is an Area Hospital to cater the hospitalization needs of workmen. Company has extended the hospitalization facility free of cost for the white card holders and also at nominal cost for the population residing in and around the project area. Community Hall and School is available for the company employees as well as the local population constructed and operated by the company at nominal rates.

(v) Connectivity(Traffic and transportation road/ Rail/Metro/ Water ways etc) Ramagundam Area with 10 under ground and 4 open cast mines is a major working area of SCCL and developing ahead of the surrounding area . The major customers are industries like Cement, Textiles, Paper, Railways, Powerhouses and other industries. Vakilpalli mine is well connected by rail and road. Ramagundam Railway Station which is on Kazipet- Ballarshah line of S.C. Railways is at about 22.0 Km from the boundary of the block. Rajiv Rahadari, State highway is about 10.0 Kms from the block. The Mine area is well connected with state capital Hyderabad (223 Km) and district head quarters Peddapalli (32 Km) by all weather roads. No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement. Coal Handling Plant (GDK-1 CSP) is at a distance of 5 Km connected by Coal Corridor Road.

(vi) Drinking water management (Source and Supply of water) The water produced in the mine during mining activity due to natural seepage and stowing operations is collected at identified sumps and is pumped to surface by means of suitable capacity of pumps. The mine discharge water may contain coal fines and contamination due to underground mechanization, need sedimentation and filtration before re used as drinking water at the mine or supplied to colonies for domestic purposes like drinking, washing, bathing etc. Filter bed Constructed on surface is providing drinking water for the mine requirements and nearby colonies. The estimated water to be pumped out from the mine is about 4733 KLD. The water requirement of project is as follows:

Drinking water :550 KLD Water spraying for dust suppression :750 KLD Mine utilization :2000 KLD Greenbelt development :500 KLD Let out :933 KLD

No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement.

(vii) Sewerage system The sewerage system has already been established in the township and the sewerage of the colony is being treated in STP and is let out for plantation. The sewage water from mine is being treated in septic tank followed by soak pits.

(viii) Industrial waste management

Disposal of effluents: As the coal mining does not involve any chemical process, the mine discharge may contain coal fines, which will be let out into natural streams after removal of suspended solids. The other source of concern would be the domestic and service building effluents. The domestic effluent is being treated in septic tank followed by soak pits and effluents from workshops will be treated in Effluent Treatment Plant.

Disposal of Solid Waste:

As the Vakilpalli Mine is already an working mine no solid waste was available from the development activities as shaft sinking, drivage of tunnels etc were already made. The maximum depth of the



workings will be around 385 m from surface. Debris so produced from inter-seam drifts will be utilized for underground track ballasting, leveling of the uneven floors and strengthening of surface bank head. Further, the rejects from mine and CHP’s will be used for laying road, filling cracks developed due to subsidence and pitching of embankments etc. In the coal extraction process, coal-containing impurities such as shale or sometimes sandstone will be transported to the coal handling plant. Here, the shale and sand stone will be picked out manually. This solid waste will be in the form of lumps. The solid waste disposal sites are identified in the low-lying areas and subsidence areas of SCCL. Hence, no appreciable impact is anticipated due to disposal of solid wastes.

(ix) Solid waste management The coal produced from the mine is not washed or treated otherwise. The separation of Shale / stones etc is done manually within the mine and also in the CHP. The debris so produced is being utilized for underground track ballasting, leveling of the uneven floors and strengthening of surface bank head. The solid waste from the townships will be collected from the collection bins and tricycles provided by SCCL. The domestic solid waste collected will be transported to the disposal sites of SCCL. The solid waste disposal sites are identified in the low-lying areas and subsidence areas of SCCL. Hence, no appreciable impact is anticipated due to disposal of solid wastes.

(x) Power requirement & supply/source

The Coal field of Ramagundam Area is drawing power from 132 KV Sub-station of SCCL. The 132/33 kV Sub-station of SCCL near RG OC-I is located. VAKILPALLI MINE is receiving power from 132/33 KV Sub-Station as per the arrangements made for the maximum power demand. The estimated peak load is 8500 HP and arrangements are made at the substation for the maximum power demand. No additional infrastructure is proposed for the above production enhancement.

Source of power supply : 132/33 KV Sub station Receiving voltage : 33 KV OHT Line (Double circuit) Metering equipment : At 33/3.3 KV Substation

7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT (R&R) PLAN

This is an operating mine, there are no villages in the mine take are and hence no need of rehabilitation and resettlement.

8. PROJECT SCHEDULE & COST ESTIMATES

I. Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion(Time schedule for the project to be given)

Vakilpalli mine is a working mine having well established infrastructure. The mine was renamed from GDK-9 Incline expansion during the year 2006 and so far 2.06 MT have been extracted from this mine (till 31.03.2018) in the proposed area,i.e beyond the quarriable limits of Future OC expansion. Balance extractable reserves are 2.70 MT. With the present proposed capacity of 0.35 MTPA, the mine is likely to operate for another 9 years. Unlike manufacturing industry, the production from mining is subjected to variance over the calendar programme due to the geo-mining conditions. The project will be operated such that production will not exceed the peak production of 0.35 MTPA.

Year-Wise output details of Vakilpalli Mine

YEAR Achived(MT) 2006-07 0.29



2007-08 0.41 2008-09 0.55 2009-10 0.59 2010-11 0.32 2011-12 0.43 2012-13 0.51 2013-14 0.43 2014-15 0.35 2015-16 0.35 2016-17 0.31 2017-18 0.21

Total 4.75*

*Out of 4.75 MT, 2.06 MT are from reserves identified from present proposal and balance 2.69 MT are from reserves extracted upto 300 mtrs of 4 seam which are identified for future Open cast project.

Production scheduling for next 9 years is furnished in table-8.1

Production Projections (in LT)

S.No Year Production ( MT)

Y1 2018-19 0.30 Y2 2019-20 0.35 Y3 2020-21 0.35 Y4 2021-22 0.30 Y5 2022-23 0.30 Y6 2023-24 0.30 Y7 2024-25 0.30 Y8 2025-26 0.25 Y9 2026-27 0.25 Total 2.70

*Projected annual production may vary with the geo-mining conditions but not to exceed the peak production rate of 0.35 MTPA.

II. Estimated project cost along with analysis in terms of economic viability of the project) This is an already working mine. This production of 0.35 MTPA is planned with introduction of LCCM with additional capital of Rs 98.00 Crore . However the existing environmental protection measures will be utilized with efficiency to their full capacity.

Cost of Production: The cost of production in Vakilpalli Mine as per the working results of the previous financial year and the cost of production as estimated at 85% of the enhanced production capacity (3.5 LTPA) is given in the following Table No.8.2:

Cost of production in Rs /Tonne

Sl. No

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Particulars

Actuals for 2016-17

Estimated with CM Variance

Production 3.12 3.00 -0.12 Cost of production(Rs./T) 4670 2546 -2124 Average Sales realisation (Rs./T) 2798 3315 517 Profit / Loss (Rs./T) -1872 769 2641

The reduction in cost production per tonne of coal with this proposed production in Vakilpalli Mine is Rupees 2124.

Hence this proposal for introduction of LCCM is justified.

9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATION) Financial and social benefits with special emphasis on the benefit to the local people including tribal population, if any, in the area.

Improvement in Physical Infrastructure: This project is located in an area where communications and other facilities are well established. The following physical infrastructure facilities will further improve due to the proposed project. Road Transport Facilities Communications Housing Facilities Water supply and Sanitation Power Medical, Educational and social benefits will be made available to the nearby civilian population in

addition to the workmen employed in the project.

Improvement in Social Infrastructure: Coal mining and agriculture is the basic sector of employment for the local people in this area. This project will lead to direct and indirect employment opportunity. Employment is expected during civil construction period, in trade, garbage lifting, sanitation and other ancillary services, Employment in these sectors will be primarily temporary or contractual and involvement of unskilled labor will be more. A major part of this labor force will be mainly from local villagers who are expected to engage themselves both in agriculture and project activities. This will enhance their income and lead to overall economic growth of the area.

The following changes in socio-economic status are expected to take place with this project.

1 Wages 1428.92 1630.65 2 Stores Cost 408.88 426.92 3 Power Cost 238.39 251.02 4 Mine Closure Cost 13.05 15.36 5 Post Project EMP 5.00 5.88 6 Gen Admin Overheads 27.02 31.79 7 CSR Activities 5.00 5.88 8 Interest on Working Capital 59.27 65.99 9 Interest on Loan 3.22 3.79 10 Depreciation 357.68 420.80 Total 2546.44 2858.07



The project will have a strong positive employment and income effect, both direct as well as indirect. Migrant - non-migrant ratio will shift towards migrant side because a number of people will migrate towards the central region of study circle in the years to come. This will happen because of better indirect employment opportunities due to this project.

The project is going to have positive impact on consumption behavior by way of raising average consumption and income through multiplier effect.

The project is going to bring about changes in the pattern of demand from food to non-food items and sufficient income is generated.

The project will help in the development of social infrastructures / such as. - Education facilities - Banking facilities - Post offices and Communication facilities - Medical facilities - Recreation facilities - Business establishments & Community facilities - Plantation and parks

Other Tangible Benefits: The proposed sustainability of production by introducing LCCM in Vakilpalli mine is likely to have other tangible benefits as given below.

- Indirect employment opportunities to local people in contractual works like housing construction, transportation, sanitation, for supply of goods and services to the project and other community services.

- Establishment of coal based / dependent industries in the area - Market and business establishment facilities will also increase. - Cultural, recreation and aesthetic facilities will also improve. - Improvement in communication, transport, education, community development and medical

facilities. - Overall change in employment and income opportunity. - The State Government will also be benefited directly from the proposed project, through increased

revenue from royalties, excise duty and etc. - The project specific CSR activities will enhance the Infrastructure facilities thereby creating

indirect employment for the people of the surrounding villages.

Risk Factors Analysed The following risk factors are analyzed.

(a) Overlying No-1 Seam is completely extracted and water logged, it is to be dewatered and ensured to be free from water before starting depillaring operations.

(b) Due to higher depth, the immediate roof may pose caving problems during depillaring requiring detailed studies on cavability and strata monitoring in 3 seam top section

(c) Roof management of 3 seam bottom section to be observed as it has caused problems in the past experience

Justification: To reduce the gap between the demand and production of the coal in the country and to maintain the sustained growth of the company by improving productivity and profits. Ultimately it gives financial and social benefits for the local people there by improving their standard of living.

- Optimization of the existing mine improves the overall financial performance of the mine and the increase/stabilization in production will pave way for further increase in ancillary/ support/ dependent industries in the surrounding villages.

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LOCATION PLAN

VAKILPALLI MINE

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DATE : Jan ` 2018


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