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GATI INFRASTRUCTURE BHASMEY POWER PVT. LTD. 51 MW Bhasmey H.E.P. East Sikkim

“Six Monthly Compliance Report” for the period ending 30 th September 2015 DATA SHEET

S No Particulars Remarks1 Project Type Run-of-the-River Scheme2 Name of the Project Gati Infrastructure Bhasmey Power Private Ltd3 Clearance Letter(s)/O.M.No. & Date a) Environmental Clearance vide MOEF Letter No. J-

12011/64/2006-1A-1 dated 15.5.2007 b) Forest Clearance vide State Forest Dept letter No. 1122/FCA/FEWMD/792-94 dtd 13.09.2010

4 Locationa. District East Sikkimb. State Sikkim

c. Latitude 27 °11' 12''N to 27° 11' 45'' Nd. Longitude 88° 33'16'' E to 88°36' 45'' E

5 Address for Correspondencea) Address of concerned project Chief Engineer (with Pin Code/Cell. No./Email address)

Mr. P K. Chakraverty,Project Head,Gati Infrastructure Bhasmey Power Pvt. Ltd.4th Mile, Bhasmey– 737132, East SikkimCell No: 8016084888Email: [email protected]

b) Address of Executive Project Engineer/Manager(With Pin code/ Cell. No/Email address)

Mr.Rakesh Kumar PoddarHead_Environment & Safety,4th Mile, BhashmeyEast Sikkim PIN : 737132Cell No: 81700-12383Email: [email protected]

6 Salient Featuresa) Of the Project Enclosed Annexure-Bb) Of the Environmental Management Plans

The Salient features of the environmental norms being adopted for the project are as followsa) Environment Management Plan (EMP): The EMP includes the following subheads:i) Compensation against private land.ii) Compensatory Afforestation Plan: Includes cost of afforestation over double the forest land being diverted for the project, engineering measures as well as maintenance.iii) Provision of fuel to labourers.iv) Infrastructure Facilities: Includes proper water supply and sanitation, refuse disposal, health facilities, roads and colony for staff, muck disposal plans etc.v) Catchments Area Treatment plan: Includes measures for soil conservation including catchment afforestation and civil engineering works.b) Environment Monitoring Plan: The environmental monitoring will be required during the pre-and post-commissioning phases of the project. This would allow for prompt implementation of effective corrective measures to problems arising at any time during the project implementation. This involves:i) Monitoring of water quality, soil conservation measures, public health facilities, afforestation measures etc. ii) Establishment of an Environment division: To coordinate, supervise and monitor the environmental safeguard measures.

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S No Particulars Remarksc) Disaster Management Plan: No disaster is anticipated due to the failure of Bhasmey Dam as the project is designed with adequate and approved safety factors. In case of unforeseen natural or man-made causes, this plan proposes the set up of: i) Reporting procedures including surveillance,ii) Efficient & full proof communication system,iii) Emergency Action Committee to ensure coordinated action, emergency lighting, provision for fire prevention and control, etc.

7 Break up of the Project Areaa) Submergence area: Forest & Non-forest

Forest Land : 16.4160 HaPrivate Land: 2.4385 Ha

b) Others NA8 Break up of Project-affected

population with enumeration of those losing:a) Houses/dwelling units only NAb) Agricultural land only NAc) Both dwelling units and Agricultural land

NA

d) Landless labourers/artisans NAe) SC/ST/Adivasis NAf) Others NA

9 Financial Detailsa) Project cost as originally planned and subsequent revised estimates and the year of price reference:

Original planned cost as per DPR is Rs. 297.76 crores.

b) Allocations made for Environmental Management Plan with item-wise and year-wise break-up

Rs.337.89 has been made in EMP for environmental safeguards.

c) Whether (c) includes the cost of environmental management as shown in (b) above.

Yes

d) Actual expenditure incurred on the project so far: Rs. 225 crores.

10 Forest land requirement 22.5069 Ha (Surface 21.3250 Ha+ Underground 1.1819 Ha)

a) The status of approval for diversion of forest land for non-forestry use

Approval has been accorded by State Forest Dept. vide their letter no. 1122/FCA/FEWMD/792-94 dated 13.09.2010 for diversion of 22.5069 Ha of forest land.

b) The status of Compensatory Afforestation, if any

We have paid Rs. 59, 27,917/- through cheque No. 074954 on 23.08.2010 towards Compensatory Afforestation to Forest Department, Government of Sikkim.

c) Comments on the viability and sustainability of Compensatory Afforestation programme in the light of actual field experience so far.

Not started

11 The status of tree felling in non-forest areas (such as submergence area of reservoir, approach road) if any, with quantitative information.

No tree felling involved in submergence area.

12 Status of construction:a) Date of Commencement (Actual and/or planned)

25th October, 2010

b) Date of Completion (Actual and/or planned) 31st March 2018

13 Reasons for the delay if the project is yet to start: NA


ANNEXURE-A

CONDITIONS AND COMPLIANCES TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCEMOEF Letter No. J-12011/64/2006-1A-1 dated 15.05.2007

S No

Compliance Status

PART-A: Specific Conditionsi) The Biodiversity Conservation Plan as

proposed in the EMP on Page 63 to 66 should be followed in to.

We have already deposited an amount of Rs. 37,25,000/- in CAMPA fund vide Axis Bank cheque no 079139 dated 29.09.10 as proposed in the EMP. The Biodiversity Conservation Plan is in process by the State Forest Department.

ii) Controlled blasting with very low charge and mild explosives should be used under close supervision. The quantity of explosive per delay to used should be informed within one month from the date of issue of this letter

Controlled blasting with mild explosive charge and using delay detonators is being done under close supervision of a licensed explosive blaster. Report regarding consumption of explosive is regularly uploaded on the website of PESO with a hard copy to District Collector, SDM Pakyong & Police Station Pakyong.

iii) Catchment Area Treatment plan as has been proposed should be completed in three years and as proposed by Chief Wildlife Warden in his letter dt.09.04.2007, wildlife & bio diversity conservation within the catchment area should be incorporated in consultation with him or his representative

Catchment Area Treatment Plan is under process by the State Forest Department as we have already deposited the complete amount in CAMPA fund under Axis Bank cheque no 079140 dated 29.09.10 as proposed in the EMP. As per the comments of the Chief Wildlife Warden vide letter no. GOS/FEWMD/ CWLW/282 dted 04.06.2010, the project site does not fall within the Wildlife Protected Area network.

iv) A Survey to be undertaken to find the extent of population and infrastructure that may be affected within the stipulated flood zone of 2.5m over & above the normal flow for rainfall run-off flood in the event of a dam break and the findings to be submitted within the three months

Dam break analysis has already been done and submitted to the Government of Sikkim and Ministry of Environment & Forest, New Delhi .

v) Consolidation and compilation of the muck should be carried out in the muck dump sites and the dump sites should be above high flood level.

The muck dumping and consolidation is being done in the designated dumping yards of the project.

vi) Creation of a hatchery for fisheries development in Rangpo and Rongli Chu as proposed in the EMP for conservation of fishes should be implemented-

The provision is already existing in the EMP and design of fish ladder is included in dam construction. The execution will be done with the support of GOS.

vii) Commitment made during public hearing should be fulfilled-

Commitments made during public hearing are continuously being looked into by us.

viii) It is noted that the land required for the project will be acquired and registered in the name of Government of Sikkim through land Acquisition Act and then leased to the project proponent. Therefore much before submergence of land in question the land acquisition proceeding should be completed and possession of the land will be taken from Government of Sikkim –

The land acquisition including possession of land for the project has already been completed under Land Acquisition Act as per norms of GOS.

PART-B: General Conditionsi) 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

Adequate free fuel has been arranged for the labour force engaged in the construction work to eliminate indiscriminate felling of trees.


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ii) A fuel depot may be opened at site to provide the fuel (Kerosene Wood & LPG).Medical facilities as well as recreational facilities should also be provided to the labourers

A fuel depot already existing at site to provide fuel (Kerosene & LPG). We have also provided a dispensary and medical staffs with free medicines and ambulance facility both for the local people and the workers engaged in the construction works.

iii) All the Labourers to be engaged for construction works should be thoroughly examined by health personal and adequately treated before issuing the work permit

All the Labourers engaged for construction works are medically examined by competent person before deployed.

iv) Restoration of construction area including dumping site of excavated material should be ensured by levelling, filling up of burrow pits, landscaping etc. The area should be properly treated with suitable plantation

The construction area including dumping site of excavated material are regularly being levelled by filling up of pits etc. Landscaping and treatment with suitable plantation will be taken up once the dumping of muck is completed.

v) Financial provision should be made in the total project budget of the project for implementation of the suggested safeguard measures

An amount of Rs. 337.89 Lakhs in the EMP is kept in the total budget cost for implementation of all the suggested safeguard measures.

vi) A multidisciplinary committee in consultation with the ministry should be constituted with ecologists, environmental scientists, various disciple of forestry, ecology, wildlife, soil conservation, NGO etc to oversee the effective implementation of suggested safeguard measures-

We have already sent our letter no. GI/BHEP/CA/42/10 dated 25.10.10 to The Additional Director, MoEF, New Delhi for constitution of Multi disciplinary committee for this project. The case has been further pursued vide our letter no GIL/BHEP/CA/96/11 dated 08.09.2011 to the CCF-cum-Nodal Officer, GoS. In continuation of above subject we have further pursued vide our letter no GIL/BHEP/CA/169/15 dated 27.11.2015 to Principal Secretary MOEF.

vii) Six monthly monitoring reports should be submitted to the Ministry and its regional Offices, Shillong for review regularly

Six Monthly Reports is regularly being submitted to Ministry of Environment & Forest New Delhi, Regional MOEF and State Forest Department. The last Six Monthly Report was submitted on dated 25.05.2015

4) Officials from Regional Office MOEF, Shillong who would be monitoring the implementation of environmental safeguards will be given full cooperation, facilities and documents/ data by the project proponents during their inspection

We will extend our full cooperation, facilities and documents/data to Officials from Regional Office MOEF, Shillong who would be monitoring the implementation of environmental safeguards during their inspection.

5) The responsibility of implementation of Environmental safeguards rests fully with Gati and Government of Sikkim

The Environmental safeguards are being implemented with the help of Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department, Government of Sikkim and the progress is constantly being reviewed.

6) In case of change in the scope of the project, project will require a fresh appraisal

The construction work has already started from October, 2010.No change in the scope of project is envisaged.

7) The Ministry reserves the right to add additional safeguards measures subsequently, if found necessary and to take action including revoking of the clearance under the provisions of the Environment(Protection) Act, 1986 to ensure effective implementation of the safeguards, measures in a time bound and satisfactory manner

Any additional safeguard measures as and when suggested by the Ministry / MOEF Dept will be incorporated effectively.

8) The clearance letter is valid for period of five years from the date of issue of this letter for commencement of construction work

The construction works have already started from 25th

October,2010.


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9) A copy of clearance letter will be marked to concerned Panchayat / local NGO, if any from whom any suggestion/ representation has been received while processing the proposal

A copy of the clearance letter has been given to all the concerned Panchayats /NGO.

10) State Pollution Control Board/committee should display a copy of the clearance letter at the regional office, District Industries Center, Collector’s Office / Tehsildars Office for 30 days

A copy of clearance letter was displayed by State Pollution Control Board, Gangtok at the regional office, District Industries Center, District Collector(East) office as per the requirement.

11) The project proponent should be advertised at least in two local newspapers widely circulated in the region around the project one of the which shall be in the vernacular language of the locality concerned informing that project has been accorded environmental clearance and copies of clearance letters are available with State Pollution Control Board /Committee may also be seen at website of the Ministry of Environment and Forests at http://www.envfor.nic.in

We had advertised in two local newspapers widely circulated in the region around the project 1. “HAMRO PRAJASHAKTI” in Nepali 2.”NOW” in English, dated 01.06.2007 informing that project has been accorded environmental clearance and copies of clearance letters are available with State Pollution Control Board, Gangtok.


http://www.envfor.nic.in/

ANNEXURE- B

SALIENT FEATURES

3.1 Salient FeaturesProject Location: Rangpo, East Sikkim State: SikkimDistrict: East SikkimStream: RangpoVicinity Rangpo VillageLatitude: 27°11'12” - 27°11'45” NLongitude: 88°33'16” - 88°36'45” E

Bhasmey Intake3.2 Hydrology (Bhasmey)

Catchment area km2 508.3Average annual inflow 106 m3 1'626Average discharge m3/s 50.9Specific average discharge m3/s/km2 0.1Minimum ecological water release in Rangpo River m3/s 0.91Flood discharge for river diversion (~Q10) m3/s 400Dry SeasonFlood discharge for river diversion (~Q10) monsoon season m3/s 710Design discharge for spillway arrangement (Q1000) m3/s 1570

3.3 Reservoir (Bhasmey)Maximum normal reservoir level m.a.s.l. 461.2

Minimum normal reservoir level m.a.s.l. 455

Extreme maximum water level (max. flood level) m.a.s.l. 467

Total storage volume m3 1'019'000Active storage volume m3 575'300Dead storage volume m3 443'700

3.4 Dam and Appurtenant Structures (Bhasmey)Dam type -- Symmetrical Gravity

Crest elevation m.a.s.l. 467.2Stream bed level m.a.s.l. 441Dam foundation level m.a.s.l. 434Dam height from foundation level m 33.2Crest length m 128.72Spillway type (incorporated into the dam) Ungated Ogee crest


Crest elevation m.a.s.l 461.4Bottom Outlet (incorporated into the dam)

Sill elevation m.a.s.l 442Number of opening -- -- 2Dimension of opening (h x w) m 4.00 x 5.50Gate type Radial - Max. Head m 25Capacity (by exceptional reservoir level), each opening m3/s 467.3

3.5 Intake Structure (Bhasmey)Number of openings -- -- 1Water inlet elevation m a.s.l. 446.5Nominal discharge m3/s 55Dimension of trash rack opening (h x w) m 6.00 x 10.0Gate type at the tunnel entrance -- 1/Sliding

- Sill elevation m .a.s.l. 446.5

- Dimensions (h x w) m 5.3 x 5.2- Max. Head m 20.5

3.6 Headrace Tunnel (Bhasmey)

Shape -- Circular

Length m 5'132

Excavation Diameter m 5.9 – 6.1

Internal Diameter m 5.3Velocity for nominal discharge m/s 2.4Slope % 0.19 – 0.38

Nominal discharge m3/s 55

Number of intermediate adits -- 1Lining – -- 100 % concrete

Length of AditsIntermediate Adit -1 m 80.18Intermediate Adit-2 m 477.82Adit to bottom of surge shaft Adit-3 m 214Adit to bottom of Pressure shaft Adit-4 m 80Length m 483Excavation (hxw; D-Shaped) m 4.0 x 4.0Lining -- Concrete invert

Surge ShaftTop elevation m .a.s.l. 504Bottom Elevation m .a.s.l. 410.2


Height m 89.8Max water level in surge shaft m .a.s.l. 494.41Minimum water level in surge shaft m .a.s.l. 420.46Excavation diameter Upper part m 15.6Excavation diameter lower part m 16Internal Diameter m 14Lining -- 100% complete

Valve ChamberType Out-door

Dimension (l x w x h) m 13.1x14.25x13

valve Type Butterfly valveNumber -- 1Diameter mm 3'400

Surface Penstock ManifoldLength m 129.73Internal Diameter mm 3'400Velocity for Nominal Discharge m/s 6.1Nominal Discharge m3/s 55

Power HouseType Out-door

Dimension (LXWXH) m3 46.5 x 31.6 x 16.0

Turbine type -- Francis, vertical Axis

Number of units -- 2Turbine setting elevation m.a.s.l 346.6

Rated Discharge per unit m3/s 27.5Turbine speed rpm 375Max. / Min. gross head m 113.0 / 104.5

Average gross head m 109.5

Installed capacity per unit MW 25.5

Average annual peaking energy production GHw 161.1Average annual base load energy production Ghw 83

Plant Load Factor 0.55

Inlet Valve Type -- Spherical ValveNumber -- 2Axis elevation m a.s.l. 346.6

Diameter mm 1900Max Head m 113


Generator Type

Number -- 2Nominal Speed rpm 375Voltage/Frequency Kv/Hz 11/01/50Load Factor cos f 0.9

Transformer Type -- 3-Phase, oil filled insideLocation -- InsideNumber -- 2Unit Capacity MVA 32.5Voltage Ratio KV/KV 11/01/32

Tailrace ChannelNumber -- 1Length m 50 each

Width m 4.5 each

Slope % 16.66

Outlet silt elevation m .a.s.l. 349

River bed elevation m.a.s.l 348.1

Switch-yard 132 KvType -- Out-door

Voltage/ Busbars KV/-- 132/11Area (lxw) m 56 x 40.8

Estimated CostPre-operative expenses INR in Crores 21.65Civil Works INR in Crores 158.17E&M Works INR in Crores 70.41Hydro Mechanichal INR in Crores 23.85

Construction PeriodConstruction Period Months 30


ANNEXURE-C

Project Progress

Bhasmey Hydro Electric Power Project is being developed in East district of Sikkim State and as per MoU

signed between Government of Sikkim and Gati Infrastructure Ltd on dated 14.11.2003, the land required for

the project is already acquired by the Government in accordance with the provisions of Land Acquisition Act

under the State Government. The current componentwise progress status is given as under:

S. No

Component Total RM Total Achieved RM Balance Quantity RM

1 Diversion Road 250 250 -

2 River Diversion Tunnel 343.72 343.72 -

3 Tunnelling

a Adit- Ia) Face-1b) Face-2

77.3792.841272.34

77.17-113

-92.841159.34

b Adit- II 481.41 211 270.41

c Adit- III 220.39 67.6 152.79

d Adit- IV 99.84 40 59.84

4 Power House (civil excavation)

185937 M3 44336 M3 141601 M3

5 Barrage Location Quantity M3 Quantity M3 Balance quantity in M3

a) Left Bank Excavationb) Right bank Excavationc) Excavation below river bed

31068.0050463.43127000.00

1600.00 8827.00-

29468.00 41636.32 127000.00


COMPONENT WISE PHOTOGRAPHS OF BHEPP

Adit-I

Adit-II (a)


Adit-II (b)

Adit-III (a)


Adit-III (b)

Diversion Tunnel Outlet


Power House Berm Location

Excavation And Rock Support In Right Bank Dam Area


Excavation and Rock Support in Left Bank Dam Area

Protection Wall for Prevention of Soil Erosion


Construction of Site Road with Proper Drainage


ANNEXURE-D

Compliance Report of Agreement with the Govt. of Sikkim dated 14th Nov, 2003

Gati Infrastructure Bhasmey Power Private Ltd is strictly adhering to the terms & conditions as stipulated in the MoU signed with Government of Sikkim on dated 14.03.2003. The details in brief are as under:

1. Employment to Locals:

27 locals are employed directly by the company and the employment has been given as per the consent and instruction of local area MLAs. Preference of employment is given to the landowners who have parted their land for the project. In addition, indirect employment is provided to locals as per para 2 below.

2. Preference to locals for contracts, supply, hiring of houses & vehicles:

Preference has been given to locals by giving 14 contracts till date, 7 houses and 15 vehicles are hired from locals for the project. Apart from this, we have given opportunity to the locals for sand supply, boulders supply, spalls supply, supply of stationary ets.

S No Particulars Total1 Number of Civil contracts awarded to locals 14

2 Number of Buildings Hired 7

3 Number of Vehicles Hired 15

3. Benefits to Local employees :

• We are following Sikkim Minimum Wages Act.

• Our employees covered under the Workman Compensation Policy.

• Apart from Workman Compensation Policy, the employees are covered under Personal Accident Insurance Policy.

• Maternity leave & other facilities and benefits are being extended to the employees

• All employees consult our Resident Doctor and our qualified clinic staff to attend to their day-to-day medical requirements at the Project Location and an additional medical allowance of Rs.6000 p.a as per company Policy.


ANNEXURE-E

Health, Safety and Social Welfare Measures

Gati Infrastructure Bhasmey Power Pvt. Ltd is committed to protect employees/workers working in the project and the local residents getting affected by construction activities. Following measures have been taken:

1. Health & Safety Measures:

a) Establishment of site offices to ensure strict adherence to safety norms.

b) All workers/employees engaged at construction sites are provided with Personal Protection

Equipments (PPE) such as Helmet, Safety shoes, Dust mask, Safety belts, Fall arrester, Gumboots,

Ear plugs, Safety jackets and Ear muffs. It is mandatory for all employees to ensure that the PPE is

worn in their day to day activities.

c) Safety training programs are organized for the workers to create awareness and importance of

safety measures and provide guidelines to ensure work progress without any mishap.

d) Ensure that the contractor/workers strictly adhere to all the safety rules & regulations.

e) We have organised several Safety & Health camps for the benefit of employees and villagers.

f) We have established clinic in centralised place to ensure that the required assistance is readily

available as and when required.

g) Lightning in all project components with specific instructions to all concerned HODs for strict

compliance of safety norms.

h) Arrangement of First Aid box, Fire extinguisher and safety shoes to curtail fire accident at

construction site.

i) A highly qualified Site In charge is kept at the construction sites to ensure that the work is carried out

in the prescribed manner.

Sign Boards

1. Animated sign boards have been designed and displayed at all construction sites.

2. Safety boards are displayed to educate workers and local villagers so that people take precautions

while entering that zone.

a) Health Check-up Camps:

Our project activities have been started from month of October 2010. Health camps are organized regularly in the project area for benefit of local villagers and workers. Various programmes are conducted to educate people on HIV-AIDS, Reproductive and Child Health. Expert doctors are invited from renowned hospital like Sikkim Manipal, Gangtok for health check-up and awareness programs. Through such camp, awareness is generated on basic health, hygiene and sanitation. We provide free medicines to employees/workers including local villagers of the vicinity.

A One day Health Camp was organised in our Village Education Centre on 06 th March, 2012 wherein all the children were examined by our Dr. Sudeep Pradhan, HOD_Health and free medicines were distributed free of cost.


b) Capacity building training Program :-

Capacity building trainings are conducted for local villagers to make jute products and handmade products. The centre at Rorathang has 12 trainees. Emphasis has been given on designing diverse jute products and some unique products [Bag, pen stand, basket, tray ] which have a good market potential. It will ultimately benefit the local artisans of this craft. After successful completion of the training the products such as door mats, dinner mats, carpets etc are sold in the market with the help of Self Help Groups initiated by Gati. The best student is absorbed by our training centre as trainer to train the upcoming batches. We are actively involved in local community development & women empowerment programme in our project area.

We have successfully completed 3 months Primary Level Training (PLT) on handmade paper craft for 20 tribal women sponsored by Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India at Bhasmey and the evaluation report is submitted to TRIFED, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India.

Bamboo & Cane Craft training will be started from 1st week of July, 2012 and identification of trainees and collection of raw material is already completed for commencement of training as scheduled. Apart from this, field based preparatory work completed for two new projects- one is 90 days training on Jute Craft for 20 tribal women of Padamchey village of Upper Bhasmey and another is Hill Broom binding & value addition for 70 tribal women of Bhasmey, Rorathang & Padamchey. Both the projects have been sanctioned by Minitry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India and respective agreements signed. Training is scheduled to be started from July, 2012.

Safety Pledge And Tool Box Talk To Staffs


Cleaning Drive

Training on environment and safety


Celebration of Paryavaran Mahotshabh

Cultural Program


Prize Distribution

Cultural Program


Training on Handmade Paper Products


Primary Level Training on Handmade Paper Products

A school is started at our project site, Bhasmey with currently 40 students. The free schooling facility is being availed by children of the local villagers and all students are provided with learning materials, free mid day meal, school dress, shoes and books. Health Check up camps are organised for the children every quarter and medicines are distributed free of cost. Annual Examination & Sports Day conducted in January, 2012 and prizes distributed to all. World Environment Day celebrated in the school to create awareness among the children.

Apart from school for children an Adult Education Programme is being conducted for the benefit of local people.


Painting Competition among the school students

Safety Awareness Program at 4 th Mile Location

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