Form - West Bengal Pollution Control Board

Form-1 as per EIA Notification, 2006 for Kunustoria Block UGP, 

Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited 

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Form - I as per EIA Notification, 2006 for 

Kunustoria Block (Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad seams) UGP, 


FORM - I 

(I) Basic Information : 

Name of the Project : 

Kunustoria Block (Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad seams) Underground Project, 

Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited. 

Location/ site alternatives under consideration : 

Kunustoria Block islocated in the central part of the Raniganj Coalfield about 20 km. 

east of Asansol town. The Block is well located in respectof accessibility and communications 

by roads and railway lines. The broad gauge Andal loop of Eastern Railway 

passes through thecentral part of the block. Raniganj- Suri Road orginating from G.T. 

Road (NH-2) near PunjabiMore passes through the western part of the block 

andmakespartof western boundary of the block. TheHaldia - Barauni petroleum pipe 

line of India Oil Corporation running NW-SE passes through the south-western part of 

the block, Please refer Plate - I. 

The Kenda seam presently being at Kunustoria colliery has been fully developed. The 

present coal production is approximately 650 TPD. As this is a thick seam (8 to 9m), so 

depillaring is being done by sand stowing resulting in lower productivity, Keeping this 

in view, to enhance the coal productionand life of the mine, it has been decided to exploit 

the virgin seams occurring below Kenda seam. This propsal is for exploitation of lowr 

virgin Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad coal seams having workable thickness over the 

entire area. No alternative site has been considered. 

Size of the Project*: 

Capacity : 

0.195 TPD Existing + 0.54 MTY Proposed = 0.735 MTY Total 

Lease Area : 

The Kunustoria Block occupies an areaof 450 Ha. The block considered for developed 

of Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad seams occupies an area of 320 Ha and is fully covered 

by the leasehold of Kunustoria Colliery under the administrative control of General 

Manager, Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Ltd. The land requirement for sinking of 

two shafts, construction of service buildings, coal handling plant, approach road etc. 

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Prepared at CMPDI, RI-I, Asansol 

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works out to about 6.5 Ha, which is danga land falling within the existing leasehold. 

Mine life : 37 years 

Length of coal transportation route : 

Coal transportation is proposed by Tipping Trucks from mini CHP to Kunustoria Railway 

Siding at a distance of about 0.5 km within the Block boundary. Fruther transportation 

is by Rail. 

Expected cost of the Project : 

Total investment is Rs. 144.81 Crores (Ref: PR dated May, 2007) 

Contact Information : 

Project Level 

HS Mukherjee, 

Chief Mining Engineer/ Agent, 

Kunustoria Colliery, Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited, 

PO-Toposi, District-Burdwan, West Bengal, PIN - 713362, 

Phone : 0341-2444587 (Office) 

Area Level 

I Ghosh, 

Ch. General Manager, Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited, 

PO - Toposi, District - Burdwan, West Bengal, PIN - 713362 

Phone- 0341-2444159(Office), 0341-2444506/2444507 (PBX) 

Corporate Level 

Alok Chatterjee, 

General Manager, Civil & Environment Department, 

Eastern Coalfields Limited, 

Barachak House, P.O.- Sitarampur, District-Burdwan, West Bengal. 

Phone- 0341-2254510 

Screening Category : 

Screening not applicable as this is a Category -A project. 

Screening Category : 

Screening not applicable as this is a Category -A project. 

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Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity for manfucturing, 

mining lease area and production capacity for mineral production, area for mineral exploration, 

length for linear transport infrastructure, general capacity for power generation etc.,) 

II) Activity : 

1. Construction, operation or decommissioning of the Project involving actions, which 

will cause physical changes in the locality (topography, land use, changes in water 

bodies, etc.) 

S.No. Information / Checklist 

Confirmation 

1.1 Permanent or temporary 

change in land use, land 

cover or topography including 

increase in intensity of 

land use (with respect to 

local land use plan) 

Yes/ No 

Yes 

Details thereof (with approximate quantities/ 

rates, wherever possible with source of information 

data 

The Present land - use given below :- 

Built-up area / infrastructure : 42.35 Ha 

Agricultural& vacant land : 239.22 Ha 

Water bodies (Ponds & nallahs) : 23.30 Ha 

Road : 8.31 Ha 

Rail Line : 7.09 Ha 

Total 

: 320.00 Ha 

(Ref: Plate - II) 

An area of 6.50 Ha is required for shaft sinking, 

service buildings, CHP and approach road. This 

land is presently vacant danga land 

Development of Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad 

seams will be done followed by depillaring in conjunction 

with hydraulic sand stowing. In view of 

this, subsidenceis not likely. Therefore, topography 

of land will remain same. 

(Source-Project Report) 

1.2 

Clearance of existing land, 

vegetation and buildings? 

No 

Not Applicable 

1.3 

Creation of new land uses? 

Yes 

Development of Seams will be done followed by 

depillaring in conjunction with hydraulic sand 

stowing. In view of this, subsidence is not likely. 

Therefore, topography of land will remain same. 

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S.No. Information / Checklist Yes/ Details thereof (with approximate quantities/ 

Confirmation 

No rates, wherever possible with source of information 

data 

1.4 

1.5 

1.6 

1.7 

1.8 

1.9 

1.10 

1.11 

1.12 

1.13 

1.14 

1.15 

Pre-construction investigations 

e.g. bore houses, soil testing? 

Construction works? 

Demolition works? 

Temporary sites used for construction 

works or housing of 

construction workers? 

Above ground buildings, structures 

or earthworks including 

linear structures, cut and fillor 

excavations. 

Underground works including 

mining or tunneling? 

Reclamation works? 

Dredging? 

Offshore structures? 

Production and manufacturing 

process? 

Facilities for storage of goods 

or materials 

Facilities for treatment or disposal 

No 

Yes 

No 

No 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

No 

No 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

However, an area of 6.50 Ha is required for shaft 

sinking, servie buildings, CHP and approach road. 

This will lead to some change in future land use. 

Source - Project Report) 

Already explored. 

Construction of 2 shafts, winding engine house, 

fan-house, sub-station, service buildings, CHP and 

approach road. 

Not applicable 

Temporary storage for construction material for 

activities mentioned at Sl. no. 1.5 will be provided. 

However, this will be dismantled after completion 

of construction activities. Housing of construction 

workers will be arranged in adjoining vacant quarters 

of ECL 

Sinking of two shaft each of 7.0 m diameter and 

240 m depth. 

Exploitation of coal by underground mining 

method by 2 nos. of B & P development panels 

with Low Cost continuous Miner @ 600 TPD/Panel 

and 2 nos. of B & P depillaring panels in conjuction 

with hydraulic sand stowing with SDL’s @ 300 TPD/ 

Panel have been proposed. 





Coal production @1800 TPD (0.54 MTY) from 

4th year of the project life which will continue for 

34 years. 

Coal will be stored in two 100 tonne capacity overhead 

truck loading hoppers. 

About 21250 m 3 of excavated material from shaft 

of Solid waste or liquid effluents? sinking will be used fill up the low lying area. 

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Confirmation 


data 

1.16 

1.17 

1.18 

1.19 

1.20 

1.21 

1.22 

1.23 

1.24 

1.25 

Facilities for long term houseing 

of operational workers? 

New road, rail or sea traffic during 

construction or operation? 

New road,rail, air waterborne or 

other transport instructure including 

newor altered routes and stations, 

ports, airport etc. 

Closure or diversion of existing 

transport routes or infrastructure 

leadingto changes in 

traffic movements? 

New or diverted 

transmissionlines or pipelines? 

Abstraction or transfers of water 

from ground or surface waters? 

Changes in water bodies or the 

land surface affecting drainage 

or run-off? 

Transport of personnel or materials 

for construction operation 

or decommissioning 

No 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Yes 

Impoundment, damming, No 

culverting, realignment or 

other changes to the hydrology 

of watercourses or aquifers? 

Stream crossings? 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

Yes 

Existing residential quarters within Kunustoria Area 

will be used. 

About 300 metres long road has been proposedfor 

men and material transport. 

Service roadwith associated infrastructure 

forcoalloadingand dispatch from Kunustororia railway 

siding willbe constructed within the project 

area. 


Power supply to the project has been envisagedat 

11 KV from Kunustoria colliery meterig point and 

will feed to surface substation of 2×3.15 MVA, 

11/3.3 KVcapacity. 


Singaran nallah, a seasonal stream passes through 

the block. 

Part of mine water will be used for stowing, plantation, 

dust-suppression. Remaining mine water 

will be discharged after suitable treatment. 

Not applicable. 

There will bemovement of mining workers and 

other personnel. Total manpower strength at the 

target output will be 914. A maximum of 310 

personnelwill be commuting between colony and 

the mine by different modes of road transport in 

each shift. 

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Confirmation 


data 

1.26 

1.27 

1.28 

1.29 

1.30 

1.31 

Long-term dismantling or 

decommissioning or restoration 

works? 

Ongoing activity during decommissioning 

which could 

have an impact on the environment. 

Influx of people to an area in 

either temporarily or permanently? 

Introduction of alien species? 

Loss of native species or genetic 

diversity? 

Any other actions/ 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

No 

No 

No 

Coal produced from the mine @ 1800 tpd will be 

transported from mini CHP to Railway siding 

situatated 0.50 Kms away for further transportation 

to consumers by rail. 

(Source - Project Report) 

The mine closure activities form an integral part 

of mine plan. The residential quarters along with 

dispensary, sub-stations, pump house, filtration 

plant for providing basic amenities to workers will 

be maintained till the employees are required to 

stay. Service buildings namely, workshop, stores, 

office building, cap lamp room and pit top office will 

be demolished after mine closure and all useable items 

will be shifted to area store. When a residential building 

is vacated, the same will be demolished to prevent 

any unauthorized occupation. 

After closure of mining activities, all the entries to the 

mine will be effectively sealed off to avoid any 

accidnet. 


Solid waste generated during demolition of 

serviceand residential buildings aftercessation 

ofmining activity will have animpact on the environment. 

Influx of peoplewill takeplace due to direct and 

indirect employment opportunities.This 

willcontinue throughout the life of the mine. 




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2. Use of Natural resouces for construction or operation of the Project (such as land, 

water, materials or energy, especially any resources which are non renewable or in 

short supply): 


Confirmation 

2.1 Land especially undeveloped 

or agricultural land 

(ha) 

2.2 Water (expected source & 

competing users) unit : KLD 

2.3 Minerals (MT) 

2.4 Construction material stone, 

aggregates and soil 

(expected source -MT) 

2.5 Forests and timber 

2.6 Energy including electricity 

and fuels (source, competing 

users) Unit: fuel (MT), 

energy (MW) 

2.7 Any other natural resources 

(use appropriate standard 

units) 

Yes/ No Details thereof (with approximate quantities/ 


data 

Yes The area considered for mining is 320 Ha. Out of 

this area, surface right for an areaof 6.50 Ha is 

required, whichis vacant danga land. 

Yes Mine pumping capacity has been envisaged to be 

a maximum of of 3250 m 3 /day. However actual 

industrial and domestic use is likely to below this. 

The water requirement is being worked out. There 

areno competing usersof surplus mine water. 

Source - Project Report 

No HSD @ about 350 lit/ day will be consumed for 

transportation of coal from mini CHp to railway 

siding. 

Yes Construction of service buildings, winding engine 

house, fan house, substation, roads & mini CHP 

is proposed. The construction material required 

for above purpose will be arranged contractually. 

Source - Project Report) 

Yes Some timber will be required for laying of 

undergound tracks and roof support. However the 

quantity will not be significant. 

Yes Maximum electricaldemand is about 3030 KVA. 

Approximately, 150 Kg. of explosive will be used 

per day. 

No 


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3. Use, storage, transport, handling or production of substances or materials, which could 

be harmful to human health or the envirinment or raise concerns about actual or perceived 

risks to human health. 


Confirmation 

3.1 Use of substances or 

materials, which are hazardous 

(as per MSIHC rules) to 

human health or the environment 

(flora, fauna, and 

water suppliers) 

3.2 Changes in occurrence of 

disease or affect disease 

vectors (e.g. insect or water 

borne diseases) 

3.3 Affect the welfare of people 

e.g. by changing living conditions? 

3.4 Vulnerable groups of people 

who could be affected by the 

project e.g hspital patients, 

children the elderly etc. 

3.5 Any other causes. 



data 

No Not Applicable 

No 

No 

No 

No 





4. Production of solid wastes during construction or operation or decommissioning (MT/ 

month) : 


Confirmation 

4.1 

4.2 

Spoil, overburden or mine 

wastes. 

Municipal waste (domestic 

and or commercial wastes) 



data 

Yes Approximately 21250 m 3 Solid waste will be generated 

during sinking of two shafts which will be used for 

Yes filling of low lying area. 

Small quantity of demestic waste will be generated 

from the colony which will be regularly transported 

by the vehicles of municipality/corporation. 

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S.No. Information / Checklist Yes/ No Details thereof (with approximate quantities/ 

Confirmation 


data 

4.3 Hazardous wastes (as per No Not Applicable 

Hazardous Waste Management 

Rules) 

4.4 Other industrial process No Not Applicable 

wastes 

4.5 Surplus product 


4.6 Sewage sludge or other Yes Vary small quantity of clagey slude from effluent 

sludge from effluent treatment 

setting may be porduced which will be filled in 

low lying land. 

4.7 Construction or demolition Yes Solid waste will be generated from demolition of 

wastes. 

residential quarters, service buildings and infrastructure 

after mine closure. The waste so generated 

will be used for filling low lying areas. 

4.8 Redundant machinery or Yes Old equipment and machinery will become redundant 

equipment 

during mine-life and will be surveyed off and 

sold as scrap. 

4.9 Contaminated soils or other No Not Applicable 

materials 

4.10 Agricultural wastes No Not Applicable 

4.11 Other solid wastes No Not Applicable 

5. Release of pollutants or any hazardous, toxic or noxious substances to air (Kg/hr.) 


Confirmation 



5.1 

5.2 

5.3 

Emission from combustion 

of fossil fuels from stationary 

or mobile sources. 

Emissions from production 

process. 

Emissions from materials handling 

including storage or 

transport. 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

data 

About 0.350 KLD diesel will be brunt for coal transportation 

which will lead to release of SO 2 

and NOx. 

(To be quantified in the EIA as per TOR) 

Dust emission from drilling, blasting, loading and 

transportation of coal in the underground is likely 

to have an insignificant impact on ambient air quality, 

Emission of noxious gases is not anticipated. 

Dust emissions from coal & sand storage, handling 

and transportation. 

(To be quantified in the EIA as per TOR) 

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Confirmation 


data 

5.4 Emissions from construction Yes Small quantity of dust emission during shaft sinking 

activities including plant and and development of surface infrastructure. 

equipment. 

5.5 Dust or odours from No Not Applicable 

handling of materials including 

construction materials, 

sewage and waste. 

5.6 Emissions from incineration No Not Applicable 

of waste. 

5.7 Emissions from burning of No Not Applicable 

waste in open air (e.g. slash 

materials, construction 

debris) 

5.8 Emissions from any other No Not Applicable 

sources. 

6. Generation of Noise and Vibration, and Emissions of Light and Heat : 


Confirmation 

6.1 

6.2 

6.3 

6.4 

From operation of equipment 

e.g. engines, ventilation 

plant, crushers. 

From industrial or similar 

processes. 

From construction or demolition. 

From blasting or piling 



data 

Yes Noise will be generated during operation of ventilation 

fan, winding, engine and mini CHP. Suitable 

measures for noise control will be adopted. Ambient 

noise level outside the lease area is not likely to exceed 

the permissible limit of 55 dB(A) during daytime 

and 45 dB(A) during night time. 

(Source - CMPDI Env. Monitoring data) 

Yes There will be vibration during underground blasting 

but is likely to have no impact on the surface. 

Yes The noise level is likely to be well within specified 

limit. 

Yes There will be vibration during underground blasting 

but is likely to have no impact on the surface 


6.5 From construction or operational 

Yes Noise will be generated from coal and sand 

traffic. 

transportatio. The level is measured through regu- 

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Confirmation 


data 

lar monitoring and is likely to remain within permissible 

limits with the control measures proposed in the 

PR. 


6.6 From lighting or cooling No Not applicable. 

systems 

6.7 From any othe sources. No Not applicable. 

7. Risks of contamination of land or water from releases of pollutants into the ground or 

into sewers, surface waters, groundwater, coastal waters or the sea : 


Confirmation 

7.1 From handling, storage, use 

or spillage of hazardous 

materials. 

7.2 From discharge of sewage 

or other effluents to water or 

the land (expected mode and 

place of discharge) 

7.3 By deposition of pollutants 

emitted to air into the land 

or into water. 

7.4 From any other sources 

7.5 Is there a risk of long term 

build up of pollutants in the 

environment from these 

sources? 



data 


No 

No 

No 

No 

No contamination expected as effluent will be 

properly treated before discharge into local drainage 

channel. 


Control measures at all dust generating points will 

be adopted. In view of this, fugitive dust emission 

into air is likely to be insignificant. 



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8. Risk of accidents during consturction or operation ofthe Project, which could affect 

human health or the environment. 


Confirmation 

8.1 From Explosions, spillages, 

fires etc. from storage, handling, 

use or production of 

hazardous substances. 

8.2 From any other causes 

8.3 Could the project be affected 

by natural disasters causing 

environmental damage (e.g. 

floods, earthquakes, landslides, 

cloudburst etc.)? 



data 

Yes Storage, trnasportation & handling of explosive and 

POL may lead to explosions, spillages, fires etc. 

Safety measures stipulated by DGMS will be followed. 


Yes 1) Roof Fall 

2) Mine inundation 

3) Blasting 

4) Explosion 

5) Fire 

Safety measures stipulated by DGMS will be followed 


No The project is not falling under seismically active zone 

orland slide prone area. Chances ofinundation are 

negligible in view of the proposed safety measures. 

Apartfrom safety measures suggested in thePR, the 

mine will be well equipped to deal with eventuality as 

enumerated in CMR 1957 and related DGMS 

circulars. 

9. Factors which should be considered (such as consequential development) which could lead to 

environmental effects or the potentialfor cumulative impacs with other existing or planned activities 

on the locality. 


Confirmation 

9.1 Lead to development of supporting 

facilities, ancillary development 

or development 

stiumulated by the project 

which could impact on the 

environment e.g.: 



data 

Yes supporting infrastructural facilities of themine will come 

up. This is likely tohave some impact on localland 

use patterndue to diversion of 6.50 Ha of danga land 

for developmentof infrastructural facilites. 

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Confirmation 


data 

• Supporting infrastructure Yes However, socio-economic growth associated 

(roads, power supply, waste withminingactivity willo lead to semi-urbanisation. This 

or waste water treatment, supports developmentofancillaries andother related 

etc.) 

activities. At this stage, it is not possible to quantify 

• housing development 

the consequential change. 

Lead to after 

• extractive industries 

• supply industries 

• other 

9.2 Lead to after-use ofthe site, Yes Some of the activities mentioned at 9.1 above could 

which could have an impact on assume permanent residence with appropriate feed 

the environment. 

sustainedgrowth mechanism. 

9.3 

9.4 

Set a precedent forlater developments. 

Have cumulative effects due to 

proximity to other existing or 

planned projects with similar 

effects 

Yes 

Yes 

The proposed mine infrastructure may be used in future 

also by other future projects after exhaustion of 

the reserves in thismine. As such, the likelihood of 

precedence forlater developments can notbe ruled 

out. 

Activities at 9.1 and 9.2 above will lead toover all 

socio economic benefits of the Projects will accrue 

to local population also. 


As coal occurs in continuous layers over large distances, 

associated mining activity in future with numerous 

closely located centers as indicated at 9.1, 

9.2 and 9.3 along with other activities like power 

generation etc. cna not be ruled out. This could lead 

to cumulative impact on environment. 

(Source - CMPDI) 

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(III) Environmental Sensitivity : 

S.No. Areas 

Name/ 

Identity 

Aerial distance (within 15 Km.) Proposed project 

location boundary 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

Areas protected under international 

conventions,national 

or local legislation for their 

ecological, landscape, cultural 

or other related value. 

Areas which are important or 

sensitive for ecological reasons 

- Wetlands, water 

courses or other water bodies, 

coastal zone, biospheres, 

mountains, forests. 

Areas used by protected, important 

or sensitive species of 

flora or fauna for breeding, 

nesting foraging, resting, over 

wintering, migration. 

Inland, coastal, marine or underground 

waters. 

State, National boundaries. 

Routes or facilities used by the 

public for access to recreation 

or other tourist, pilgrim areas. 

Defence installations. 

Densely populated or built-up 

Areas occupied by sensitive 

man-made landuses (hospitals 

, schools, places of worship, 

community facilities) 

None 

None 

None 

None 

None 

None 

None 

Yes 

Yes 








Three villages namely Kunstoria, Amrasota and Topsi 

fall within the block. The population of core zone is 

12919 as per 2001 census. The total population of 

the buffer zone is 299774 as per 2001 Census. The 

Population of core & buffer zone is not likely to be 

affected by the proposed mining activity. 

(Source Environmental baseline data) 

Hospital schools, places of worship & community 

facilities catering to the needs of local population exist 

within 15 kms of the proposed Project Boundary 

but they are not likely to be affected by the mining 

activities. 

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(III) Environmental Sensitivity : 

S.No. Areas 

Name/ 

Identity 

Aerial distance (within 15 Km.) Proposed project 

location boundary 

10 

11 

12 

Areas containing important, 

high quality or scarce resource 

(ground water resources, 

surface resources, 

forestry, agriculture, fisheries, 

tourism, minerals) 

Areas already subjected to 

pollution or environmental 

damage. (those where existing 

legal environmental standards 

are exceeded) 

Areas susceptible to natural 

hazard which could cause 

theproject to present environmental 

probles (earthquakes, 

subsidence, landslides, 

erosion, flooding or 

extreme or adverse climatic 

conditions). 




Note : Some information sources from the Project Report dated May, 2007 may undergo change as 

the Project Report is at conceptual stage andsome miner changes cna’t be ruled out. 

(IV). Proposed Terms of Reference for EIA studies. 

Following aspects are proposed to be covered in the EIA/EMP document :- 

1. Location map showing Project and Area boundary along - with major surface features like 

road, rail ine, surface water bodies, pits. etc. 

2. The buffer zone will comprise of 10 km zone around the minelease area. 

3. Present land use of core zone as per our record and by satellite imagery for buffer zone. 

4. Description of the technology used formining and allied activities. 

5. Detailofthe coal handling,loaidng and transportation arrangement. 

6. A site planshowing th areas ear-marked for various components of the Project. 

7. Justification for seclection ofmining technology propsed for this Project. 

8. List of flora and fauna in thecore and buffer zones asper recent survey already done for 

environmental baseline study. 

9. Description fo thepresent environmental scenario based on one-season (non-monsoon) 

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primary base-line data on Ambient Air Quality(SPM, RPM, SO 2 

, NO xz 

), Water 

Quality,NOise Level, Soil Characterstics, Floa & Fauna. This data has already been generated 

duringOctober’06. to December ‘06. 

10. A detailed Hydor-geological study for ground water dclearance for Central Ground Water 

Authority and also to study the impact of the proposed ming activity on ground water 

resources. 

11. Water balance study showing the impact of mine-pumping of found water and its discharge 

into survae water boeis. 

12. Prediction of impact on following components of environment : 

(i) Air including oise. 

ii) Water 

iii) soil 

iv) Flora & Fauna 

v) Socio-economic scenarioo. 

13. Impact due to blasting, noise and vibration. 

14. Enviornmental management plant formitigation of impacts. 

15. Detail of health-care facilities available forlocal population. 

16. Safety and risk-analysis study. 

17. Details of public consultation including view0graphy of the proceedings of public hearing 

andissus raised by the public and our replies to them. 

18. Briedf description of profiles of various agencies involved in the preparation of the EIA/EMP 

report. 

19. To suggest an organizational structure for implementation of the control measure.s 

20. Status of Ground-water clearan,ce Project Approval ofECL Board etc. 

21. The generic structure of the EIA will be based onthe guidelines as per EIA notification, 2006. 

Signature of the applicant 

with full name, 

official seal & Address 

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(H.S. Mukherjee) 

Chief Mining Engineer/ Agent 

Kunustoria Colliery 

Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfileds Limited. 

PO - Toposi, District- Burdwan. 

West Bengal, Pin 713362


Kunustoria Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited STRICTLY RESTRICTED 

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For Company use Only 

RESTRICTED 

The information given in this report 

isnot to be communiciated either directly 

or indirectly to the press or to 

any person not holding an officla position 

in theCIL/ Government 

FORM -I 

(As per EIA Notification, 2006) 

For 

Kunustoria Block (Dobrana, Dhasal & Bamanbad seams) UGP 

(0.54 MTY) 

(KUNUSTORIA AREA) 

Eastern Coalfields Limited 

(June, 2007) 

Prepared at 

Regional Institute - I 

Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd. 

(A Subsidiary of Coal India Ltd.) 

G.T. Road (West End) 

Asansol - 713 304 

CMPDI 

ISO 9001:9002 Company 

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