SHREE CEMENT LIMITED; RAS (PALI) RAJASTHANmedical examination of the workers engaged in the Project and maintain records accordingly; also, Occupational health check-ups for workers

SHREE CEMENT LIMITED; RAS (PALI) RAJASTHAN

COMPLIANCE STATUS OF ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE LETTER NO.:

J-11015/327/2012-IA.II (M) dated: July 21st, 2015

& amendment letter no. J-11015/327/2012-IA.II (M) dated 11th Feb. 2016.

(Apr-2016 to Sept-2016)

S.N Specific conditions Compliance Status

(i) Environmental clearance is granted subject to

final outcome of Hon’ble Supreme Court of

India, Hon’ble High Court of Rajasthan and

any other Court of Law, if any, as may be

applicable to this project.

Agreed to comply with the outcome of Hon’ble Supreme Court

of India, Hon’ble High Court of Rajasthan and any other Court of

Law, if any, as may be applicable to this project.

(ii) Environmental clearance is subject to

obtaining clearance, if any, under the Wildlife

(protection) Act, 1972 from the Competent

Authority, as may be applicable to this

project.

Not Applicable

(iii) No mining activities will be allowed in forest

area, if any, for which the Forest Clearance is

not available.

There is no forest area within the mining lease.

(iv) The project Proponent shall obtain Consent to

Operate from the State Pollution Control

Board, Rajasthan and effectively implement

all the conditions stipulated therein.

Consent to Operate (CTO) has been granted by RSPCB vide no.

F(Mines)/Pali(Jaitaran)/81(1)/2015-2016/8474-8478 dated

03/03/2016 & F(Mines)/Pali(Jaitaran)/81(1)/2015-2016/3118-3122

dated 08/06/2016.

(v) Implementation of peafowl Conservation plan

as recommended by the Additional Principal

Chief Conservator of Forests & Chief Wildlife

Warden, vide letter no.

F()/Dev/CWLW/2014/1042,dated.

12/12/2014.The project Proponent shall also

take all precautionary measures during

mining operation for conservation and

protection of endangered flora/fauna, if any,

spotted in the study area.

Peafowl conservation plan has been executed as per

approved plan. Details are given as below:

1. Cage for protection of sick birds / injured birds has been

given to DFO Pali on dated.15/10/2015. Photographs are

enclosed as annexure 1.

2. Awareness programmes have been organized for

conservation and protection of peafowl in nearby schools

and villages. Photographs are enclosed as annexure 1.

3. Plant saplings have been distributed to the villagers for

enhancement of biodiversity. Photographs are enclosed

as annexure 1.

(vi) Proponent shall appoint an Occupational

Health Specialist for Regular and Periodical

medical examination of the workers engaged

in the Project and maintain records

accordingly; also, Occupational health

check-ups for workers having some ailments

like BP, diabetes, habitual smoking, etc. shall

be undertaken once in six months and

necessary remedial/preventive measures

taken accordingly. The Recommendations of

National Institute for ensuring good

occupational environment for mine workers

shall be implemented; The prevention

measure for burns, malaria and provision of

anti-snake venom including all other

paramedical safeguards may be ensured

before initiating the mining activities.

1. Established well-equipped occupation health care

center.

2. Well-equipped ambulances are available with adequate

medical staff for immediate medical help and refer to the

hospital at Beawar.

3. Occupational Health Surveillance programme have

been carried out on regular basis and data are given

below:

OHS Data (Workers) Mine

S.No. Year Worker Abnormality

1 2011 37 Nil

2 2012 39 Nil

3 2013 39 Nil

4 2014 39 Nil

5 2015 39 Nil

(vii) Implementation of Action plan on the issues

raised during the Public Hearing shall be

Recommendation of Public Hearing has been implemented

satisfactory and status has been received by the Ministry,

ensured. The PP shall complete all the tasks as

per the Action plan submitted with budgetary

provisions during the Public Hearing.

detail is enclosing annexure-2.

(viii) The mining operations shall be restricted to

above ground water table and it should not

intersect groundwater table. In case of

working below ground water table, prior

approval of the Ministry of Environment, Forest

and Climate Change and Central Ground

Authority shall be obtained, for which a

detailed hydro-geological study shall be

carried out; The report on six monthly basis on

changes in Ground water level and quality

shall be submitted to the Regional offices of

the Ministry

1. Presently mining is being done at the top of the hill, hence

mining activity does not intersect ground water table.

2. Ground water level and quality monitoring report have

been submitted on regular basis to the ministry and its

Regional offices.

3. Prior approval will be obtained from Central Ground Water

Authority and Ministry in case of mining activity intersects

the ground water table.

(ix) The pollution due to transportation load on

the environment will be effectively controlled

& water sprinkling will also be done regularly.

Vehicles with PUCC only will be allowed to

ply. The mineral transportation shall be carried

out through covered trucks with tarpaulin etc

And the vehicles carrying mineral shall not be

overloaded. Project should obtain ‘PUC’

certificates for all the vehicles from authorized

pollution testing centers.

1. Lime stone is transported from phase to crusher by

dumpers. Water is sprayed on haul roads, during

unloading at the covered hopper of the crusher and

inside the crusher to make sufficient moist the crushed

limestone which is then transported to the stacker and

reclaimer by conveyer belt.

2. HEMM are maintained by regular servicing and checking.

3. All vehicles are loaded as per the capacity.

4. Vehicles with PUC certificate are used.

(x) There shall be planning, developing and

implementing facility of rainwater harvesting

measures on long term basis in consultation

with Regional Director, Central Groundwater

Board and implementation of conservation

measures to augment ground water resources

in the area in consultation with Central

Ground Water Board.

1. Presently mining is being done at the top of the hill. Rain

water collection pits have been developed at the

following locations to use for plant & mining activities to

recharge the ground water.

Sr.

No.

Structure Water storage

Capacity in KL

1. Harvesting Pit-1 at Mines 900000


3. Harvesting Pit-3 near plant

gate 147000

4. Harvesting Pit-4 in Colony

near Vill. Bhagatpura 40000

2. Following rain water harvesting measures have been

developed outside the plant premises.

S.

NO.

Watershed development & Construction of

Anicuts

Year 2015-2016

1 Construction of anicut in Roopnagar(Ras)

village

Year 2010-2011

1 Construction of anicut in Bagatpura village

2 Construction of anicut in Bhimgarh village

3 Construction of anicut in Kanyakhedi village

4 Rooftop water harvesting in 12 schools

5 Construction of Rapat (Nimbeti to Jawangarh

village)

Year 2009-2010

6 Watershed development project for all villages

7 Small check dam/Anicut, Village Nimbeti

8 Construction of anicut in Nimbeti river

9 Construction of anicut in Kheda Village

10 Construction of anicut in Bhimgarh Village

11 Pal construction at Anicut Nimbeti river

Year 2008-2009

12 Construction/Repairing of anicut in Nimbeti

village

13 Jawangarh Anicut

14 Bhairav Ji Dhani Anicut Jawangarh Anicut

3. Artificial recharge structures (de-silting & filter pits) have

been provided with following dug wells and bore wells

inside the plant premises to recharge the ground water.

(xi) Use of Effectiveness sprinkler system to

suppress fugitive dust on haul roads and other

transport roads shall be ensured; and Washing

of all transport vehicles should be done inside

the mining lease.

1. Regular water spray and compaction is being done of all

haul roads to control the fugitive emissions.

2. Well-equipped workshop has been established for

maintenance of HEMM.

3. Washing arrangement for HEMM has been made within

the workshop.

(xii) Advanced technologies for environmental

protection shall be used for controlled

blasting specially in the areas in the vicinity of

the villages/habitations. Blasting operation

shall be carried out only during the daytime.

Controlled blasting shall be practiced. The

mitigative measures for control of ground

vibrations and to arrest fly rocks and boulders

should be implemented. Drills shall either be

operated with dust extractors or equipped

with water injection system. Secondary

blasting for reducing the boulder size will be

avoided by using rock breaker. All measures

will be adopted to control fugitive dust

emission during mining operation and to

ensure no impact on nearby habitats. Green

belt (15 m width) and plantation will be

developed towards habitation, water bodies

and all along the pit boundary.

1. Wet drilling is being done by Drill Machine.

2. Dry drilling is also done with dust extractor system.

3. Only day time blasting is in practice.

4. Controlled blasting is being done in most scientific manner

by using shock tube detonators during day time to control

noise level, vibration, & fly rock etc.

5. Supervision of blasting operation by competent persons as

per MMR, 1961 and Explosive Act.

6. Vibration monitoring has been carried out on regular basis.

(xiii) Project proponent shall carry out vibration

studies well before approaching any such

habitats or other buildings, to evaluate the

zone of influence and impact of blasting on

the neighborhood. Within 500 meters of such

sites vulnerable to blasting vibrations,

avoidance of use of explosive and adoption

of alternative means of mineral extraction,

such as ripper/dozer combination/rock

breakers/surface miners etc. should be

seriously considered and practiced wherever

practicable. A provision for monitoring of

each blast should be made so that the

impact of blasting on nearby habitation and

dwelling units could be ascertained.

1. Latest control blasting technology is being used to

minimize the vibration level & fly rock (100% use of shock

tube detonators).


(xiv) Mining shall be carried out as per the

provisions outlined in mining plan approved

by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) as well as by

abiding to the guidelines of Directorate

General Mines Safety(DGMS)

Approved mining plan is being followed.

(xv) That water shall be sprayed by water tankers/

permanent water sprinklers on haulage roads

and other roads should be regularly wetted

with water tankers fitted with sprinklers.

Crusher and material transfer points should

invariably be provided with Bag filters and on

dry fogging system. Belt-Conveyors should be

fully covered to avoid air borne dust.


haulage roads to control the fugitive emissions.

2. Water spray arrangements have been provided at all

crusher.

3. Bag filters have been installed at all material transfer points.

4. All conveyor belts have been covered to reduce the air

born dust.

5. Lime stone is transported to crusher situated at mine

boundary through dumpers via haul roads and unloading in

to covered hopper of the crusher provided with water spray

arrangement. Crushed moist lime stone is transported to the

stacker by covered conveyer belt.

(xvi) The project Proponent shall ensure that the

productivity of agricultural crops is not

affected due to mining operations. The district

Mineral Fund will be utilized for the

development of nearby area.

1. Lime stone is transported to crusher situated at mine

boundary through dumpers via haul roads and unloading

in to covered hopper of the crusher provided with water

spray arrangement. Crushed moist lime stone is

transported to the stacker by covered conveyer belt.

2. Wet drilling is being done by Drill Machine.

3. Dry drilling is also done with dust extractor system.




5. Supervision of blasting operation by competent persons as

per MMR, 1961 and Explosive Act.


7. Vehicles with PUC are used.

(xvii) The illumination and sound at night at project

site disturb the villages in respect of both

human and animal population. Consequent

sleeping disorders and stress may affect the

health in the villages located close to mining

operations. Habitations have a right for

darkness and minimal noise level at night.

Project Proponent must ensure that the

biological clock of the villages is not

disturbed; by orienting the floodlights/masks

away from the villagers and keeping the noise





3. Noise level monitoring is being carried out on regular basis

and enclosing as annexure 3.

levels well within the prescribed limits for day

light/night hours.

(xviii) Main haulage road in the mine should be

provided with permanent water sprinklers and

other roads should be regularly wetted with

water tankers fitted with sprinklers.


haul roads to control the fugitive emissions.

2. Water spry arrangements have been provided at all

crushers.

(xix) As per section 135 of the Company Act, the

CSR cost should be 2% of average net profit

of last three years. Hence CSR expenses

should be as per the company Act/ Rules. The

report shall be submitted to the Ministry of

Environment, Forest and Climate Change and

it Regional Office located at on six monthly

basis.

Company is working on extensive social welfare works under

CSR activities. Total expenses on social welfare activities for the

FY 15-16 was INR 461.50 lacs for all units of cement, power and

mining.

(xx) Provision shall be made for the housing of

construction labor within the site with all

necessary infrastructure and facilities such as

fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile, STP,

safe drinking water, medical health care,

crèche etc. The housing may be in the form of

temporary structures to be removed after the

completion of the project.

All necessary facilities such as toilets, drinking water, medical

health etc. have been provided to construction labors.

(xxi) A final Mine Closure plan along with details of

Corpus Fund shall be submitted to the Ministry

of Environment, Forest & Climate Change 5

years in advance of final mine closure for

approval.

Agreed to submit mine closure plan to the ministry 5 years

before closure of the mine.

(B) General Conditions

(i) No change in mining technology and

scope of working should be made without

prior approval of the Ministry of

Environment, Forest & Climate Change

Prior approval for change in mining technology and scope of

working would be obtained from the Ministry.

(ii) No change in the calendar plan including

excavation, quantum of limestone and

waste should be made.

Mining would be done as per the approved mining plan and

applicable mining rule and regulations.

(iii) The Project proponent shall obtain

necessary prior permission of the competent

authorities for drawl of requisite quantity of

surface water and ground water for the

project.

1. Total water requirement entire project including Cement,

Power, Mine and Residential colony is 4380 KLD.

2. CGWA have been granted permission to withdraw 4000 KLD

ground water.

3. Balance 380 KLD water will be used from the rain water

collected in pits.

4. Rain water collection pits have been developed at the

following locations to use for plant & mining activities and to

recharge the ground water.

Sr.

No.

Structure Water storage

Capacity in KL



3. Harvesting Pit-3 near plant

gate 147000

4. Harvesting Pit-4 in Colony

near Vill. Bhagatpura 40000

(iv) Regular Monitoring of Ground water table

to be carried out at the upstream and

1. Network of existing well and bore well have been

established for ground water monitoring.

depth of water available in the dug well is

to be measured. Monitoring to be done by

establishing a network of existing well and

constructing new piezometer.

2. Monitoring of ground water quality and level are being

carried out regularly as per guidelines of CGWA.

3. Monitoring data for the year 2013, 2014 and 2015 are

attached herewith annexure 4.

(v) Monitoring of Ambient Air quality to be

carried out based on the 2009 Notification,

as amended from time to time by the

Central Pollution Control Board. Water

sprinkling should be increased at places

loading and unloading points & transfer

point to reduce fugitive emissions.

1. Complying with the National Ambient Air Quality Emission

Standards issued by the Ministry.

2. Monitoring results of ambient air quality are enclosed

herewith as annexure 5.

(vi) The upliftment of scheduled

caste/scheduled tribe population, specific

programs have been taken in to

consideration especially with respect to

education, health care, livelihood

generation, infrastructure development &

promotion of sports & culture for SC/ST

population and that these will be intensified

in future.

Working on various CSR works related to up-liftment of quality of

life for the poor / BPL people and in the area related to

education, health care and sanitation, infrastructure, agriculture,

training programme on self-employment generation, help in

marriage, religious and cultural development, water supply etc.

(vii) The top soil, if any, shall temporarily be

stored at earmarked site(s) only and it

should not kept unutilized for long. The

topsoil shall be used for land reclamation

and plantation. The over burden (OB)

generated during the mining operations

shall be stacked at earmarked dump site(s)

only and it should not be kept active for a

long period of time. The maximum height of

dump will be 60 meter with surface area of

1350 meter × 600 meter as per approved

Mine plan. and overall slope of the dumps

shall be maintained to 45°. The OB dumps

should be scientifically vegetated with

suitable native species to prevent erosion

and surface run off. In critical areas, use of

geo textiles shall be undertaken for

stabilization of the dump. As per approved

mining plan, the total excavated area will

be 450 ha, out of which 250 ha will be

partially backfilled and rest 190 ha will be

converted in to water reservoir. Monitoring

and management of rehabilitated areas

should continue until the vegetation

becomes self-sustaining. Compliance status

shall be submitted to the Ministry of

Environment, Forest & Climate Change and

its Regional office located at Luck now on

six monthly basis.

1. There is no top soil. Limestone is exposed on surface.

2. Interstitial clay sorted through grizzly is being stacked

separately and used for road making and also will be used

for reclamation of land when required.

3. OB is being stacked on earmarked sites only. At present

waste dump yards are active. Plantation along the slope of

the dump shall be done on maturity.

4. Sedimentation pits have been made for waste dump yards

at the corners of the garland drains. Check dams have

been made across the surface run-off through and drains

before final disposal.

5. Compliance status has been submitted to the Ministry and

its Regional Office, Lucknow on six monthly basis.

(viii) Catches drains and siltation ponds of

appropriate size shall be constructed

around the mine working, mineral and OB

dumps to prevent run off of water and flow

of sediments directly into the river and other

1. Check dams & siltation pond have been made across the

surface run-off through and drains from mining area to arrest

silt & sediments.

2. Garland drains with siltation pond have been made to

check the surface run-off & silt.

water bodies. The water so collected should

be utilized for watering the mine area,

roads, green belt development etc. The

drains, settling tanks and check dams of

appropriate size, gradient and length shall

be constructed both around the mine pit

and over burden dumps to prevent run off

of water and flow of sediments directly into

the river and other water over and above

peak sudden rainfall (based on 50 years

data) and maximum discharge in the area

adjoining the mine site. Sump capacity

should also provide adequate retention

period to allow proper settling of slit

material. Sedimentation pits shall be

constructed at the corners of the garlands

drains and desalted at regular intervals.

3. Sedimentation pits have been made for waste dump yards

at the corners of the garland drains.

4. Rain water collected in mine pits is used for water spray on

haul roads and green belt development.

(ix) Plantation shall be raised in a 7.5 m wide

green belt in safety zone around the mining

lease, backfilled and reclaimed area,

around water body, along the road etc. by

planting the native species in consultation

with the local DFO/Agriculture Department.

The density of the trees should be around

2500 plants per ha. Green belt shall be

developed all along the mine lease area in

a phased manner and shall be completed

within first five years.

1. Presently 76.12 ha land has been developed for plantation

around the lease boundary, near crusher and road.

2. Planation around the water body, backfilled and reclaimed

area would be started after such situation arises.

3. Native species are used for plantation.

(x) Dimension of the retaining wall at the top of

over burden dumps and OB benches within

the mine to check run-off and siltation shall

be based on the rain fall data.

Garland drains with siltation pond have been made to check

the surface run-off & silt.

(xi) Effective safeguard measures such as

regular water sprinkling shall be carried out

in critical areas prone to air pollution and

having high levels of PM10 and PM2.5 such as

haul road, loading and unloading point and

transfer points. It shall be ensured that the

Ambient Air Quality parameters conform to

the norms prescribed by the Central

Pollution Control Board in this regard.

1. Water spraying arrangement have been provided and

working at the unloading points & inside the crushers.

2. Water spraying is being done on haul roads during HEMM

movement.

3. Bag filters have been installed at all material transfer

points.

4. Conveyor belts are covered to reduce the air born dust.

5. Wet drilling / dry drilling with dust extraction system is being

practiced.

(xii) Regular monitoring of the flow rate of the

springs and perennial nallahs flowing in and

around the mine lease shall be carried out

and records maintained. Regular

monitoring of water quality upstream and

downstream of water bodies shall be

carried out and record of monitoring data

should be maintained and submitted to the

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate

Change, its Regional Office, Luck now,

Central Groundwater Authority, Regional

Director, Central Ground Water Board, State

pollution Control Board and Central

There is no perennial nallaha/ river / surface water body in the

lease area.

Pollution Control Board.

(xiii) Regular monitoring of ground water level

and quality shall be carried out in and

around the mine lease by establishing a

network of existing wells and constructing

new piezometers during the mining

operation. The monitoring shall be carried

out four times in a year- pre-monsoon(April-

May), Monsoon (August), post monsoon

(November) and winter (January) and the

data thus collected may be sent regularly

to Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate

Change and its Regional office, Luck now,

Central Ground Water Authority and

Regional Director, Central Ground Water

Board.

1. Network of existing well and bore well have been

established for ground water monitoring.

2. Monitoring of ground water quality and level are being

carried out regularly as per guidelines of CGWA.

3. The monitoring data for the year of 2013, 2014 and 2015

has been submitted to CGWA detail is enclosed as

annexure 4.

(xiv) The critical parameters such as PM10 (size

less than 10 micro meter), PM2.5 (size less

than 2.5 micro meter), NOX in the ambient

air within the impact zone, peak particle

velocity at 300m distance or within the

nearest habitation, whichever is closer shall

be monitored[(TDS, DO, PH, and TSS)]. The

monitored data shall be uploaded on the

project site at a suitable location near the

main gate of the company in public

domain. The circular No. J-20012/1/2006-

IA.II(M) dated 27.05.2009 issued by Ministry

of Environment, Forest & Climate Change,

which is available on the website of the

ministry www.envfor.nic.in shall also be

referred. In this regard for its compliance.

1. Status of compliance of the stipulated environment

clearance conditions, including results of monitored data

are available on company's web site and displayed at the

main gate.

2. Emission levels are being submitted on regular basis to the

ministry, CPCB and SPCB.

3. Complying with the National Ambient Air Quality Emission

Standards issued by the Ministry.

4. Monitoring results of ambient air quality (All Values in µg/m3)

are enclosed herewith as annexure 5.

5. Depending on the type of structures and the dominant

excitation frequency, the peak particle velocity (ppv) on

the ground adjacent to the structures is not exceeding.

(xv) Four ambient air quality-monitoring stations

should be established in the core zone as

well as the buffer zone for PM10, PM2.5, SO2 &

NOX monitoring. Location of the stations

should be decided based on the

ecologically sensitive targets and frequency

of monitoring should be undertaken in

consultation with the State Pollution Control

Board. Data on ambient air quality should

be regularly submitted to the Ministry

including its Regional office at Lucknow and

the State Pollution Control Board/Central

Pollution Board once in six month.

1. Ambient air quality is being monitored at the 4 locations at

the mine boundary and towards Nimbeti Village.

2. Emission levels are being submitted on regular basis to the

CPCB, SPCB, Ministry and its regional office once in a 6

month.

(xvi) Fugitive dust emissions from all the sources

should be controlled regularly; Water

spraying arrangement on haul roads,

loading and unloading and at transfer

points should be provided and properly

maintained.

1. Water spraying is being done on haul roads during HEMM

movement.

2. CPCB guideline is being practiced for control of fugitive

emission.

3. Bag filters have been installed at all material transfer

points.

4. Conveyor belts are covered.

5. Wet drilling / dry drilling with dust extraction arrangement

are being practiced.

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6. Limestone unloading hoppers at crusher are covered.

(xvii) Measures should be taken for control of

noise levels below 85 dBA In the work

environment. Workers engaged in

operations of HEMM, etc. should be

provided with ear plugs/muffs.

1. Regular maintenance of HEMM is in practice.


by using shock tube detonators to control noise level,

vibration, & fly rock etc.


4. Overall noise level in and around the mine area are well

within the prescribed standards (85 dB (A).

5. PPE’s have been providing to all HEMM operators.

(xviii) Industrial waste water(workshop) and waste

water from the mine) should be properly

collected, treated so as to conform to the

standards prescribed under GSR 422 (E)

dated 19th May, 1993 and 31st December,

1993 or as amended from time to time. Oil

and grease trap should be installed before

discharge of workshop effluents.

Workshop wastewater contains silt and traces of oil and grease

is passed through the up-flow filer for removal of oil and grease

contents and reused in crusher for dust suppression.

(xix) Personnel working in dusty areas should

wear protective respiratory devices and

they should also be provided with

adequate training and information on

safety any health aspects.

1. PPE’s have been provided to all personnel working within

mine.

2. All PPE’S confirmed DGMS standards.

3. Regular training programme has been organized on health

and safety aspects.

(xx) Occupational health surveillance program

of the workers should be undertaken

periodically to observe any contractions

due to exposure to dust and take corrective

measures, if needed.

1. Well-equipped occupation health care center has been

established.

2. Occupational Health Surveillance programme have been

carried out on regular basis and record of the same are

maintained.

(xxi) A separate environment management cell

with suitable qualified personnel should be

set-up under the control of a Senior

Executive, who will report directly to the

Head of the Organization.

Separate environment management cell with full-fledged

laboratory has been established to carry out various

management and environment monitoring functions under the

control of senior executive.

(xxii)

The fund undertaken for environmental

protection should be kept in separate

Account and should not be diverted for

other purpose. Year wise expenditure should

be reported to the Ministry and its Regional

Office Located at Lucknow.

1. All the pollution control measures have been implemented.

2. Following is the last three years recurring cost for the

environment pollution control:

Description 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Plant 790.52 Lacs

719.94 Lacs 830.85 Lacs

Mines 153.34 Lacs 232.32 Lacs

Total 790.52 Lacs 873.28 Lacs 1063.17 Lacs

(xxiii) The project authorities should inform to the

Regional office located at Lucknow

regarding date of financial closures and

final approval of the project by the

concerned authorities and the date of start

of land development work.

1. Nimbeti lime stone mine is operating since 1997.

2. Consent to Operate (CTO) has been granted by the RSPCB

vide no. F(Mines)/Pali(Jaitaran)/81(1)/2015-2016/8474-8478

dated 03/03/2016 & superseded letter no.

F(Mines)/Pali(Jaitaran)/81(1)/2015-2016/3118-3122 dated

08/06/2016.

(xxiv)

The Regional Office of this Ministry located

at Lucknow shall monitor compliance of the

stipulated conditions. The (project

Full cooperation is being extended to the officer(s) of the

Regional Office by furnishing the requisite data/information

/monitoring reports.

authorities should extend full cooperation to

the officer(s) of the Regional Office by

furnishing the requisite data/information

/monitoring reports.

(xxv)

The Project proponent shall submit six

monthly reports on the status of the

implementation of the stipulated

environmental safeguards to the Ministry of

Environment, Forest & Climate Change, its

Regional Office, Lucknow, Central Pollution

Control Board and State Pollution Control

Board.

Compliance of the stipulated environment clearance conditions,

including results of monitored data are being submitted on six

monthly basis to the Ministry, its Regional Office, Lucknow,

Central Pollution Control Board and State Pollution Control Board.

(xxvi)

The project proponent shall submit six

monthly report on the status of the

implementation of the stipulated

environmental safeguards to the Ministry of

Environment, Forest and Climate Change,

its Regional office, Lucknow, Central

Pollution Control Board and State Pollution

Control Board.

(xxvii)

A copy of clearance letter will be marked

to concerned Panchayat / local NGO, if

any, from whom suggestion/representation

has been received while processing the

proposal.

1. Copy of environment clearance letter has been sent on

3.8.2015 to the following:-

i. Gram Panchayat, Ras

ii. Gram Panchayat, Butiwas

2. EC letter has been placed on our website:-

www.shreecement.in

(xxviii)

State pollution Control Board should display

a copy of the clearance letter at the

Regional office, District Industry Centre and

Collector’s office/Tehsildar’s office for 30

days.

It’s board’s jurisdiction.

(xxix)

The project authorities should advertise at

least in two local newspapers widely

circulated, one of which shall be in the

vernacular language of the locality

concerned, within 7 days of the issue of the

clearance letter informing that the project

has been accorded environmental

clearance and a copy of the clearance

letter is available with the State Pollution

Control Board and also at web site of the

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate

Change at http://envfor.nic.in and a copy

of the same should be forwarded to the

Regional office of this Ministry located Luck

now.

Advertisement has been given in two local newspapers widely

circulated in the region namely, Dainik Bhaskar and Dainik

Navjyoti on 31/07/2015. Copy of the newspapers has been sent

on 04/08/2015.

http://www.shreecement.in/

http://envfor.nic.in/

Annexure – 1.

Mass Awareness programme on Peacock Conservation

Peacock conservation Awareness Programme at,

SCL RAS

Mass Awareness Programme on Peacock

Conservation Mass Awareness Programme at, SCL, RAS.

Mass Awareness Training Programme at, SCL, RAS

Mass Awareness Programme at NimbetiGovt.

School

Prize distribution at Nimbeti Govt. School

Awareness Creating on Peacock Conservation

Prize Distribution at Bheemgarh village

Plant sapling distribution programme

Plant sapling distribution programme

Cage Providing to DFO, Pali

Cage Providing to DFO, Pali

Annexure 2

Public Hearing Compliance of Public Hearing held on 18/02/2014

S. No. Activities Action undertaken Fund Allocation

(Rs. In lac)

Action Taken

Expenditure

Incurred (Rs.

In Lac)

1. Plantation in nearby area 5,000 trees will be planted in

nearby area.

5.0 12,870 plants has been

planted. Fodder Seeds

and 7 orchards were

developed

3.59

2. Increase of availability of

ambulance

Three ambulance available at

the site

1.0 144 visits for Ambulance

camp and 34 time’s

ambulance services for

delivery have been

provided.

13.27

3. Increase of drinking

water supply in summer

season.

Additional 5 Nos. of water tanks

will be provided

5.0 674 Nos. water

Tankers & Construction

of Water tanks & Kheli..

4.21

4. More efforts on control

of dust emission and

vibration.

Installation of high efficient Bag

house, ESPs and Bag filters to

meet emission level

< 50mg/Nm3.

All movement area is

cemented.

Completion of railway line

shortly to reduce the road

traffic density.

Better housekeeping.

Regular water spray on haul

road and proper maintenance

Cost has already

included in

project cost.

Good housekeeping is

being maintained

Part of

project cost.

5. More employment to

local people

Out of Total 1817

Employees 1411

employee are from

Rajasthan & 85 are from

Pali district.

Out of Total 1965 workers 1349

workers are from Pali district.

- Regular training is given

to the local villagers.

Skilled development

trainings have been

provided to 47 persons

and expenditure of Rs.

2.4 lacs has been

incurred so far.

2.4

6. Investment in irrigation for

the Development of

Agriculture

Distribute better quality seeds,

training of farmers by agriculture

experts and financial aid for

water sprinkling system.

5.0 Rs. 17 lacs has been

incurred on distribution

of better quality seeds,

training of farmers by

agriculture experts and

financial aid for water

sprinkling system etc.

17.0

Total 16.0 40.47

7. CSR activities Health & Family Welfare Programmes, Education

Promotion Programmes, Women Empowerment &

Development Programme, Contribution in

Religious & Social Programmes, Community

Infrastructure Development Projects, Agriculture &

land development, community development

project & Natural resource management

Rs. 254.32 Lacs

proposed for year 2016 -

17

(Rs. 461.50 lacs incurred

during 2015-16.)

Annexure-3

Ambient noise level at Mine): all values in dB (A):-

Location Mines office Near Nimbeti village Near Mines crusher Near Mines phase

Month Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night

Apr-16 63.6 56.8 57.5 50.5 59.4 51.8 64.3 53.3

May-16 61.8 53.3 56.3 49.2 65.7 50.3 66.4 53.3

Jun-16 70.7 59.0 61.6 50.1 69.9 60.5 66.9 58.5

Jul-16 71.2 58.8 62.3 50.4 71.0 61.1 66.3 58.1

Aug-16 71.3 59.2 62.3 50.8 70.6 62.0 66.6 57.8

Sep-16 70.5 59.8 62.3 51.7 70.2 61.8 67.3 57.3

Annexure – 4.

Ground water level & quality monitoring

Ground water level in meter below ground level (Year-2013)

S.No Location of well Season Winter (Jan.,13) Pre-Monsoon

(May,13)

Monsoon

(August, 13)

Post-Monsoon

(Nov,13)

1 B/W Near Old Mines Office

(Within Plant Area)North Side 14.8 18.3 17.3 18.2

2 O/W JassaNath Ji ki Mandi

(Outside plant Area)East Side 14.5 18.0 19.8 20.2

3 Open Well # 9 Stacker &

reclaimer area West side 16.3 20.6 19.4 20.2

4 Open Well # 2 Near mess

area South side 15.7 19.2 18.6 19.5

S.N

Location of

Well

Bore Well within Plant Area Near Old Mines

Office North Side

Open Well outside plant Area

JassaNath Ji ki Mandi East Side

Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,13)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,13)

Monsoon

(August,

13)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,13)

Winter

(Jan.,13)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,13)

Monsoon

(August,

13)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,13)

1 pH 7.24 7.37 7.09 7.52 7.13 7.18 7.21 7.19

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 3.6 4.5 4.2 3.5 3.50 2.54 3.25 3.44

3 Total 421 426 382 381 362 353 371 358

Hardness

mg/l

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 233 211 209 236 221 231 204 216

5 Iron

mg/l 0.51 0.28 0.23 0.28 0.40 0.39 0.41 0.34

6 Chloride

mg/l 405 364 334 349 246 284 275 268

7 TDS

mg/l 1168 1232 1198 1264 774 825 963 934

8 Calcium

mg/l 114 119 115 123 97 96 98 99

9 Magnesium

mg/l 49 40 39 40 29 31 35 33

10 Sulphate

mg/l 63 73 72 65 61 58 62 65

11 Nitrate

mg/l 8.2 14 15 13 3 8 17 14

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.21 1.13 1.2 1.17 0.87 0.95 1.1 1.2

S.N

Location of

Well

Open Well # 9 Stacker & reclaimer area West

side

Open Well # 2 Near mess area South side

Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,13)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,13)

Monsoon

(August,

13)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,13)

Winter

(Jan.,13)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,13)

Monsoon

(August,

13)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,13)

1 pH 7.15 7.52 7.28 7.13 7.21 7.27 7.85 7.45

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 4.4 3.5 3.50 2.54 3.25 3.44 2.70 2.72

3 Total

Hardness

mg/l

386 388 361 353 371 358 374 357

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 209 236 221 231 204 216 226 231

5 Iron

mg/l 0.23 0.28 0.40 0.39 0.41 0.34 0.25 0.28

6 Chloride

mg/l 334 349 286 284 275 268 356 341

7 TDS

mg/l 1198 1264 774 825 963 934 1207 1169

8 Calcium

mg/l 115 123 97 96 98 99 135 124

9 Magnesium

mg/l 45 41 39 41 35 33 43 42

10 Sulphate

mg/l 72 65 61 58 62 65 73 76

11 Nitrate

mg/l 15 13 3 8 17 14 10.6 10.8

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.2 1.17 0.87 0.95 1.1 1.2 1.24 1.18


S.No Location of well Season Winter (Jan.,14) Pre-Monsoon

(May,14)

Monsoon

(August, 14)

Post-Monsoon

(Nov,14)

1 B/W Near Old Mines Office

(Within Plant Area) 18.8 20.4 16.5 18.0

2. O/W JassaNathJikiMandi

(Outside plant Area) 21.4 23.4 16.3 11.9

3. Open Well # 9 Stacker

&reclaimer area West side

19.6 21.2 16.9 19.0

4. Open Well # 2 Near mess

area South side 20.4 22.8 16.2 19.2

S.N

Location of

Well


Office


JassaNathJikiMandi

Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,14)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May.,14)

Monsoon

(Aug.,14)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,14)

Winter

(Jan.,14)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May.,14)

Monsoon

(Aug.,14)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,14)

1 pH 7.75 7.54 7.85 7.45 7.35 7.42 7.52 7.62

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 3.40 2.80 2.70 2.72 3.40 2.85 2.78 2.74

3 Total

Hardness

mg/l

345 366 374 357 352 357 365 360

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 227 230 226 231 217 241 231 234

5 Iron

mg/l 0.31 0.27 0.25 0.28 0.21 0.37 0.39 0.32

6 Chloride

mg/l 365 368 356 341 296 276 279 283

7 TDS

mg/l 1254 1266 1207 1169 967 1024 1056 1042

8 Calcium

mg/l 127 122 135 124 105 109 99 43

9 Magnesium

mg/l 48 46 43 42 39 41 44 43

10 Sulphate

mg/l 64 69 73 76 68 55 66 69

11 Nitrate

mg/l 8.9 9.4 10.6 10.8 11.5 10.5 11.2 10.8

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.24 1.23 1.24 1.18 1.05 1.12 1.13 1.2

S.N

Location of

Well


side


Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,14)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,14)

Monsoon

(August,

14)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,14)

Winter

(Jan.,14)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,14)

Monsoon

(August,

14)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,14)

1 pH 7.28 7.32 7.15 7.18 7.85 7.63 7.26 7.29

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 2.4 2.06 2.10 2.08 2.97 2.56 2.54 2.84

3 Total

Hardness

mg/l

538 489 338 356 412 502 398 403

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 290 285 208 209 276 784 265 238

5 Iron

mg/l 0.29 0.33 0.32 0.38 0.38 0.36 0.34 0.28

6 Chloride

mg/l 298 295 291 286 287 275 265 249

7 TDS

mg/l 1305 1264 853 1025 815 985 862 874

8 Calcium

mg/l 144 153 95 106 97 132 146 109

9 Magnesium

mg/l 36 37 29 37 31 32 37 31

10 Sulphate

mg/l 82 79 62 68 87 81 79 86

11 Nitrate

mg/l 4 3 2 3 5 4 3 2

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.08 1.04 0.79 0.98 0.84 0.95 0.68 1.04

Ground water level & quality monitoring


S.No Location of well

Season

Winter (Jan.,15) Pre-Monsoon

(May,15)

Monsoon

(August, 15)

Post-Monsoon

(Nov,15)

1 B/W Near Old Mines

Office (Within Plant

Area)North Side

18.2 20.4 17.2 18.7

2 O/W JassaNathJikiMandi

(Outside plant Area) East

Side

20.4 22.6 18.6 14.2

3 Open Well # 9 Stacker &

reclaimer area West side 17.9 20.1 16.1 18.2

4 Open Well # 2 Near mess

area South side 18.6 21.4 17.2 20.2

S.N

Location of

Well


Office North Side


JassaNath Ji kiMandi East Side

Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,15)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,15)

Monsoon

(August,

15)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,15)

Winter

(Jan.,15)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,15)

Monsoon

(August,

15)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,15)

1 pH 7.46 7.21 7.19 7.36 7.51 7.20 7.18 7.41

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 2.83 3.25 3.44 3.29 2.83 4.1 4.6 4.20

3 Total

Hardness 362 371 358 456 349 413 375 439

mg/l

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 235 204 216 231 238 214 218 231

5 Iron

mg/l 0.29 0.41 0.34 0.36 0.34 0.21 0.25 0.28

6 Chloride

mg/l 328 275 268 305 256 350 355 298

7 TDS

mg/l 1156 963 934 1025 1082 1225 1215 1243

8 Calcium

mg/l 118 98 99 370 113 117 114 350

9 Magnesium

mg/l 42 35 33 86 38 38 37 89

10 Sulphate

mg/l 58 62 65 54 54 71 73 68

11 Nitrate

mg/l 9.8 17 14 16.0 10.3 11 17 18.0

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.19 1.1 1.2 1.15 1.21 1.12 1.1 1.2

S.N

Location of

Well


side


Season

Parameters

Winter

(Jan.,15)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,15)

Monsoon

(August,

15)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,15)

Winter

(Jan.,15)

Pre-

Monsoon

(May,15)

Monsoon

(August,

15)

Post-

Monsoon

(Nov,15)

1 pH 7.26 7.42 7.26 7.32 7.21 7.26 7.38 7.51

2 Turbidity

(NTU) 2.85 2.92 2.96 3.20 3.25 2.65 2.81 2.63

3 Total

Hardness

mg/l

362 386 391 462 371 374 368 587

4 Alkalinity

mg/l 256 281 208 229 204 198 207 204

5 Iron

mg/l 0.29 0.36 0.40 0.35 0.41 0.38 0.36 0.32

6 Chloride

mg/l 372 363 352 269 275 359 364 268

7 TDS

mg/l 1102 1096 986 997 963 1065 987 1036

8 Calcium

mg/l 123 164 108 363 98 105 121 485

9 Magnesium

mg/l 36 42 46 99 35 41 46 102

10 Sulphate

mg/l 71 62 68 58 62 61 70 56

11 Nitrate

mg/l 9.5 14 19 16.0 17 9.8 12 13.0

12 Fluoride

mg/l 1.1 1.2 1.25 1.1 1.1 1.05 1.2 1.1

Ambient Air quality results (All values in µg/m3) Annexure-5

Location Mines office Near Nimbeti village Near Mines crusher Near Mines phase

Month PM

2.5

PM

10

SO2 NOx PM

2.5

PM

10

SO2 NOx SPM SO2 NOx SPM SO2 NOx

Apr-16 22 41 7.5 10.9 22 41 7.9 11.1 328 7.3 11.0 345 7.8 10.9

May-16 18 36 7.2 10.2 19 38 7.7 10.6 333 7.2 10.7 338 7.4 10.5

Jun-16 30 45 7.6 10.1 31 53 7.7 10.6 336 7.3 10.3 332 7.4 10.3

Jul-16 30 44 8.4 10.5 30 50 8.7 10.7 333 7.8 10.9 343 7.6 10.7

Aug-16 29 44 8.3 10.0 28 48 8.6 10.3 312 7.6 10.6 322 7.3 10.3

Sep-16 29 46 9.1 10.3 26 46 9.6 10.6 322 9.0 9.7 328 9.1 9.8

Documents

SHREE CEMENT LIMITED; RAS (PALI) RAJASTHANmedical examination of the workers engaged in the Project and maintain records accordingly; also, Occupational health check-ups for workers