Additional information as per MOM of EAC meeting dated 27...

Additional information as per MOM of EAC meeting dated 27.06.2016.

i. Action plan for PH issue

Facilities Education SanitationDrinkingwater

Health

a.Supported employment demand of Pur vi l lage b.Technica l tra ining to loca l educated youth toenable them to get job in Jindal saw as wel l asother compaines .

c.Sel f help group for women a.Employment for youth of pur vi l lage b.Drinking Water c. Hospita l d.Vi l lage committee for solving the problems. a.Suggested to take contract workers oncompany rol l

b.Beauti fication and water fi l l ing of Pur vi l lagepond .

c.School in minori ty area d.Hospita l in Pur Vi l lage a.He asked to s top contarct employment andtake only permanent employees .

b.Raised the problem of grazing land. c.Problem of drinking water d.Cleaning of vi l lages a.Ski l l development center to tra in and giveemployment to youth of Pur vi l lage

b.Road leading to Mata temple to beasphalted and open for publ ic

c.suggested to spend some percentage ofamont of 7 crore which Jindal saw giving yearlyto dis trict mines .

a.Emlpoyment as per abi l i ty b.Develoment of region

a.Development work l ike construct road,dra insand school in nearby vi l lages .

b.Requested to adopt the pur vi l lage for a l laround development of vi l lage.

c.Suggested water in pur pond and improve thebeauty of pur pond.

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a.Want assurance in front of capable officerregarding timebound ful fi l lment of a l l thedemads .a .Suggested that this type of publ ic hearingshould be conducted after every 3 monts sothat loca l people can share their thouths andsolve the problems.

b.Drinking water c.Hospita l d.Arrangement of fooder for animals . e.Water conservation and drinking watermanagement under chief minis ter conservationscheme.

Development ofgrazing land andarrangement of

fodder foranimals.

Localpopulation

Participationin CSR

Issues/comments given during the Public Hearing

Mr.Ramjan3

Dr.GajendraSingh Bhundas

Infrastructure

Employability& Skill

Development

SUMMARY OF ISSUES RAISED DURING PUBLIC HEARING

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Mr.PrahladVyas

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S.N. Name of Person

Mr.GhanshyamGaud

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Mr.PremBishnoi

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Mr.Prabhu Mal i6

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2 Mr.Yogesh Soni

Action Plan for Public Hearing Issues

S.N Issues Raised Action Plan.1. Employability

and SkillDevelopment

JSL will work with state government authorities to establish the SkillDevelopment Centre where local boys and girls will be trained foremployment.

Trained staff of JSL will give training, both in class and practical.

Training will be given in the field of welding, fitters, Turner, Machinist,electricians, plumbers, riggers, automobile mechanic etc).

Nearby village women specific skill training in sewing, tailoring, cooking,horticulture, vermi-composting of garbage, food processing (papadmaking, achar making, chips, bhujia / dal mixture making) etc will beimparted to improve their livelihood skills.

2 Infrastructure

2a. Infrastructure –Facilities

JSL will work with local panchayat for rainwater harvesting structures insurrounding villages. The structures will be developed in consultationwith local panchayats as per CGWB guidelines.

JSL will work with local panchayat to clean the village ponds and itssurroundings.

JSL will work with state government authorities to make small anicuts /weirs on the nallas around the project site in consultation with irrigationdepartment to store rainwater for use in agriculture.

Green belts, parks & pavements will be developed in surrounding areasthrough local panchayat.

JSL will support renovation of nearby worship places, community halls &graveyards etc.

2b Infrastructure-Education

JSL will work with state education department for opening of newschools/renovation of existing schools in nearby villages.

JSL will Provide scholarships and study materials to economically poor

students.

JSL will contact the school administration of surrounding villages to

assess the requirement of computers, books, study materials, furniture,

building materials, safe drinking water and toilet facility.

JSL will provide the required materials through the BDO and GramPanchayat.

2c. Infrastructure -Sanitation

JSL will work with local panchayat/Municipality for sanitation andhygiene improvement, garbage collection and disposal in consultation

with local panchayat.

JSL will coordinate with the local administration for cleaning village,cleaning ponds, roads and develop park, gardens in surroundingvillages.

2d Infrastructure –Drinking Water

JSL will work with Pur village panchayat for construction of overheadwater tank for regular water supply in Pur village under National ruraldrinking water program.

2e Infrastructure –Health

JSL will allow health check-up and treatment of local population in itsown proposed occupational health centre/company hospital .People ofsurrounding villages will be given free treatment in the hospital. Freemedicines will be given to the poor people.

Regular medical camps - Cataract camps, TB Camps, Blood DonationCamps, Dental Check-up Camps, Immunization Camps, and GeneralHealth Check-up Camps will be organised in surrounding villages.

JSL will work with local administration for organising one veterinaryhealth care centre in one village.

JSL will provide service of Veterinary doctor, distribute free medicines,

other treatment include Deworming of Animals, Vaccination of Animals,

Awareness & Training for Cattle Development, Feed Supplement and

Artificial Insemination.

3 Local populationParticipation inCSR

JSL will form a Consultative Committee where village elders, localadministration & company staff will be involved to discuss, finalize &implement the CSR activities.

4 Develop grazingland andarrangement offodder insurroundingvillages

JSL will work with village panchayat to develop grazing land.

.JSL will bear the cost of fencing and provide seeds for fodder crops,watering, manure, etc.

Enterprises social commitment budget will be allocated for mitigation of publicconcern as per guidelines of MoEF.

ii. Revised water ,material and energy balance

Revised Water balance

Name of Units Raw WaterConsumption

KLD

WastewaterGeneration

KLD

Management Scheme to ensure zero discharge

Blast Furnace 4000 200 Blast furnace slag granulation will require 1700 KLD water.Cooling Tower blowdown water will be used for BF slaggranulation. Slag granulation water will be recycled afterpassing through settling tank.

Pellet Plant 250 Nil No wastewater will be generated from pellet plant. 100%water will get evaporated in traveling grate.

DRI Plant 1800 90 Cooling Tower blowdown water will be reused for BF slaggranulation.

Basic OxygenFurnace

1000 50 Cooling Tower blowdown water will be reused for BOF slagcooling

Steel Refining &Caster

3500 175 Cooling Tower blowdown water will be taken to scale pit andrecycled in direct cooling circuit of caster.

Rolling Mill 1100 80 Entire wastewater will be taken to scale pit. After descalingand de- oiling, the wastewater will be recycled in rolling mill

Power Plant 250 20 Boiler blowdown, DM plant backwash and CT blowdown willbe reused for BF slag granulation.

Air SeparationPlant & OtherUtilities

1450 90 Cooling Tower blowdown will be reused for BF slaggranulation.

Domestic andother Misc uses

500 400 Treated in STP & treated water will be reused for BF slaggranulation.

Total 13850 1105 Complete waste water will be recycled.

Note: JSL has permission to take 25 KLD groundwater for drinking purpose which issufficient to meet proposed integrated steel plant drinking water need also. All Balancewater requirement for sanitation and process will be met from the treated water from JSLSewage Treatment Plant of Bhilwara town.

Revised Material Balance

MATERIAL BALANCENEW PELLET PLANT

Input Output

S.N. Material Tons/annum % Material Tons

/annum %

1 Iron ore concentrate 1400000 89.3 Final Pellets 1500000 95.72 Bentonite 15000 1.0 Dust 24000 1.53 Calcined Lime 5000 0.3 Burnt Loss 43244 2.84 Limestone fines 20000 1.35 Pellet plant Dust 24000 1.5

6ESP/Bag filter dust ofBF,DRI and SMS 56400 3.6

7 Mill scale 4844 0.38 Coal 42000 2.7

Total 1567244 100.0 Total 1567244 100.0

DRI PLANTInput Output

S.N. Material Tons/annum % Material Tons/annum %

1 Pellet Plant 900000 61.2 Sponge Iron(DRI) 650000 44.22 Coal 520000 35.4 Dolochar 72000 4.93 Dolomite 50000 3.4 ESP/bag filter dust 15000 1.0

Burning loss 733000 49.9Total 1470000 100.0 Total 1470000 100.0

BLAST FURNACEInput Output


1 Pellet 1600000 68.5 Hot metal 1065000 45.62 BOF slag 75000 3.2 Granulated slg 324000 13.93 Coke 450000 19.3 Dust 26400 1.1

4 Pulverzed coal 170000 7.3Burning loss andconverted to gas 921600 39.4

5Flux(limestone,quartzetc) 42000 1.8Total 2337000 100.0 Total 2337000 100.0

STEEL MELT SHOP(BOF+LF+VD)Scrap 33659 2.7 ESP/Bag fiter dust 15000 1.2

DRI 50000 4.1Burning loss andconverted to gas 48956.99 4.0

Fluxes 86734.49 7.0Alloy addition 30312.5 2.5Total 1234364.99 100.0 Total 1234364.99 100.0

CASTERInput Output


1 Liquid steel 1020408 100Billets and alloysteel rounds 1000000 98.0End cut andcutting loss 20408 2.0

Total 1020408 100 Total 1020408 100.0

ROLLING MILLInput Output


1 Billets 752500 100 Re Bar 725000 96.3Scrap and shortlength 22656 3.0Mill scale 4844 0.6

Total 752500 100 Total 752500 100.0

OTHER PRODUCTS

ProductsTons/annum

1 Alloy steel round 2475002 Pig Iron 637003 Sponge Iron 600000

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iii – Details of Gas balance

GAS BALANCE

Available Blast Furnace Gas227500 NM3/Hr

Consumption ofBlast FurnaceGas in Blast

Furnace Stoves90,000 NM3/Hr

Consumptionof Blast

Furnace Gasin Reheating

Furnace50,000

Consumption ofBlast Furnace

Gas in Auxiliarysystem

4,000 NM3/Hr

Consumption ofBlast Furnace

Gas inemergency

Flaring4,550 NM3/Hr

Balance BlastFurnace Gas

78,950 NM3/Hr

Total Available Mixed Gas88,950 NM3/Hr

to be used in PowerGeneration

Available Converter Gas10,000 NM3/Hr

Power Generation fromAvailable Mixed Gas - 25 MW

Power Generation from SpongeIron Waste Gas heat - 50 MW

Total Power Generation - 75 MW

iv- Certificate from chief wildlife warden regarding the proximity of NP/WLSwithin 10 km radius.

v –Detailed control measures for reducing SOx and NOx emissions before,during and post processing.

Detailed control measures for reducing SO2 and NOx emissions before, during and post-processing:

Name of Unit Measures for reducing SO2 emissionsBefore processing During processing Post processing

1 Blast Furnace Low sulphur coal will beused

Limestone willneutralise SO2

emission in situ

Tall stack will be provided asper standard

SO2 will be within standardof 100 mg/Nm3.

2 SMS Not required Not required Not required3 Rolling Mill BF gas, having negligible

SO2,will be used in RHFof rolling mill

Not required Not required

4 Gas firedPower Plant

BF gas and Convertergas, having negligibleSO2, will be used in

power plant

Not required Not required

5 DRI Plant Low sulphur coal will beused

Dolomite willneutralise SO2

emission in situ


6 Pellet Plant During iron oreconcentrate making

some sulphur will go inthe tailings

Low sulphur coal will beused.

Limestone usedduring nodule making

will neutralise SO2

emission in situ


Alkaline Scrubber will beprovided to reduce SO2

emissions

Name of Unit Measures for reducing NOx emissions

Before processing During processing Post processing

1 Blast Furnace Not required Stoves use lean BF Gas withlow flame temperature. NOx

generation is negligible

Not required

2 SMS Not required Not required Not required

3 Rolling Mill Low NOx burnerwill be used

Low CV gas is used andProper air-fuel ratio will be

maintained.

. NOx generation isnegligible.

4 Gas firedPower Plant

Low NOx burnerwill be used

Low CV gas is used andProper air-fuel ratio will be

maintained.

NOx emission will be wellwithin the prescribed

standard

5 DRI Plant By controlling theexcess air

Dolomite will neutralisesome NOx emission in situ

Tall stack will be provided asper standard .NOx emission

will be well within theprescribed standard

6 Pellet Plant Not required Limestone used duringnodule making will reducesome NOx emission in situ

Alkaline Scrubber will beprovided to reduce NOx

emissions

vi- Details regarding Full time veterinary health care centre.

JSL will work with local administration for organising one veterinary health care centre in onevillage.

JSL will provide service of full time Veterinary doctor, distribute free medicines, othertreatment include Deworming of Animals, Vaccination of Animals, Awareness & Training forCattle Development, Feed Supplement and Artificial Insemination.

vii – CSR to be revisited w.r.t to PH

S.N Issue Raisedduring PH

Proposed CSR Activities

1Employabilityand SkillDevelopment

Skill Development Centre (For skill development in the field of welding,fitters, Turner, Machinist, electricians, plumbers, riggers, automobilemechanic etc.).Income Generation and Women Empowerment: Form Self Help Group,distribute sewing machines, papad making, achar making, chips, bhujia,mixture making, providing training for skill development, providing expertsvisits related to understanding marketing mechanisms, making awareabout ill effects of female infanticide and importance of increasing femaleliteracy rate.Promote Orchard (Fruit and vegetables) in consultation with villagepanchayat.Organize training programs and demonstration projects for convertinghousehold organic wastes into compost by using vermiculture process, anduse as soil conditioner for better yield.Fish cultivation in consultation with village panchayat

2 Infrastructure

2a Infrastructure– Facilities

Rainwater harvesting structures in surrounding villages .JSL will organizetraining programs and demonstration projects with State Ground WaterBoard for developing rainwater harvesting structures.Promote small anicuts / weirs on the nallas around the project site inconsultation with irrigation department to store rainwater for use inagriculture and pasture land development.Repair and renovate Village Ponds and templesCoordinate with Agriculture University and State Agriculture Department to

organize Annual Fair in the area.

Local farmers will be provided knowledge for better yield of paddy, pulses,

oilseeds and other vegetable crops.

Provide free seeds (high yield) and fertilizers to poor farmers.Encourage brotherhood, fraternity and religious feelings among villagers andcontribute organizing religious functions and construction / repair of religiousplaces

2b Infrastructure-Education

JSL will work with state education department for opening of new schools/renovation of existing schools in nearby villages.Provide scholarships and study materials to economically poor students.

JSL will contact the school administration of surrounding villages to assess

the requirement of computers, books, study materials, furniture, building

materials, safe drinking water and toilet facility.

JSL will provide the required materials through the BDO and GramPanchayat.Organize and sponsor sports tournaments by involving the local villagers,schools and colleges of villages (kushti,(Wrestling) kabaddi, cricket, athletesetc.).

2c. Infrastructure- Sanitation

JSL will work with local panchayat/Municipality for sanitation andhygiene improvement, garbage collection and disposal in consultation with

local panchayat.JSL will promote for cleaning village, cleaning ponds, roads and developpark, gardens in surrounding villages

2d Infrastructure– DrinkingWater

JSL will work with Pur village panchayat for construction of overheadwater tank for regular water supply in Pur village under National ruraldrinking water program

2eInfrastructure– Health

JSL will allow health check-up and treatment of local population in itsown proposed occupational health centre/company hospital .Peopleof surrounding villages will be given free treatment in the hospital.Free medicines will be given to the poor people.

JSL will make a mobile dispensary, which will be taken tosurrounding villages Free consultation and medicines will be providedto needy people.Regular medical camps - Cataract camps, TB Camps, BloodDonation Camps, Dental Check-up Camps, Immunization Camps andGeneral Health Check-up Camps will be organised in surroundingvillages.JSL will work with local administration for organising one veterinaryhealth care centre in one village.JSL will provide service of doctor , distribute free medicines, other

treatment include Deworming of Animals, Vaccination of Animals,

Awareness & Training for Cattle Development, Feed Supplement and

Artificial Insemination.

3 LocalpopulationParticipationin CSR

JSL will form a Consultative Committee where village elders, localadministration & company staff will be involved to discuss, finalize &implement the CSR activities.

4 Developgrazing landandarrangementof fodder insurroundingvillages

JSL will work with village panchayat to develop grazing land.

JSL will bear the cost of fencing and provide seeds for fodder crops,watering, manure, etc.

CSR Budget Allocation

1. CSR plan budget of 2% retain annual profit as per clause 135 of companies act, 2013 will beprovided.

2. Enterprises social commitment budget will be allocated for mitigation of public concern as perguidelines of MoEF.

viii-Copy of land acquisition document/notification

Lease deed of 143.14 Bigha (88.76 Acre) is attached.

Out of 88.76 Acre 48 acre land has been earmarked for this project.

Jindal Saw limited applied to Government of Rajasthan for allotment of 28.05 acres adjoininggovernment waste land for industrial purpose.

Government correspondences pertaining to 45 Bigha and 8.22 biswa (28.05 acres) landallotment is attached.

Total land requirement for the proposed integrated steel plant is 76 acre.

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~-~This lease made on the '61'~ , day of March, 2011 between

Mis. JINDAL SAW LTD., Bhilwara Authorized to She BharatBhushan Pradhan S/o. She P.C. Pra~an Aged 52 years resident atB-34 Chitrakoot Nagar, Sanganer IRoad, Opposit Ashok VatikaBhilwara (Rajasthan) (Hereinaft~l< called the LESSEE) whichexpression shall unless, excluded by or repugnant to the context,include his heirs, successors, executors, administrators and assigns ofthe FIRST PART and the Government of the State of Rajasthan(hereinafter called the LESSOR). Which expression shall unlessexcluded by or repugnant to the context include his successors in officeand permitted assignees of the SECOND PART.

WHERE AS the lessor has agreed to grant and the Lessee hasagreed to accept the Lease of land Measuring 143.14 Bigha Araji No.6711 Rakba 137.00 Bigha & Araji No. 9697/6711 Rakba 6.14 BighaVillage Pur Teh. & Distt. Bhilwara. (Rajasthan) and more particularsdescribed in the Schedule hereto (hereinafter called the "PLOT") uponthe conditions hereinafter appearing.

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~ RAJASTHAN 063853NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSTH AS FOLLOWS:

"~/~~;~~~agrees to let the said p'lot of Land a~d the

l~:':~~f.<Eesseehas'-"~~ to occupy the said Plot for a penod of«'~~;i~~IW~11'"?~fN~'ARS of rent here-in-after specified for\~j!~~,tlie puq,d~eof~·2?tt1ng-upMINERAL BENEFICIATION\~!LANT ~or which the Lessee had applied under

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2. That the possession of the said Plot has been deliv ered to theLessee with effect from 01-09-2010 .

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3. That the population of the Village-Pur Teh. & Distt.Bhilwara (Rajasthan) were that said plot is situated above'10000 and the lessee has agreed to pay the Rent of the saidPlot at the rate of Rs.0.75/- Per Sqr. Mtrs. per year whichamount of Rs.3,63,460/- (Rs.Three Lac Sixty Three'Thousand Four Hundred sixty only) in the case of the saidPlot. Commencing from the date of taking over possession ofthe land as above mentioned.

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the rent is due at such place or places as the lessor mayfrom time to time prescribed.

(ii) The rent as aforesaid excludes all kinds of taxes whichthe Municipal Board, Panchayat or any other CivilBody has imposed or may impose during the period oflease in respect of the said plot and the LESSEE agreesto pay such taxes to the authorities concerned directly.

(iii) The Lessee hereby agrees to pay the Lessor alongwiththe rent for the first year a further sum ofRs.2, 10,08,9401- (Rupees Two Caror Ten Lacs EightThousand Nine Hundred Fourty only) by way ofpurchasing price in accordance with the provisions ofRules of 3(A) of the Rajasthan Industrial Area

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,;<,,;5((x-'WhiChland'fias been leased to him by the Lessor withinatll'~r~f?ftof.~)fo years from the da~e of takin~ over

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(v) The Lessee shall construct, erect and build on the saidplot of land, only such buildings, sheds and structuresas are required by him for setting-up MINERALBENEFICIATION PLAN, Etc. aforesaid and alsosuch other residential quarters e.g. watch & wardquarters as are required for those engaged or to be

<:» engaged in the said factory.'(vi) The Lessee agrees not to construct or build any

structures or bui1din~f on the said plot of land or on aportion of it which :\nW have the object of using it ascommercial undertaking other than for the industry

resaid for which the said plot has been leased.

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Yb ~1~\tIght/:«ereby demised In favour of a FinancialInstitution-or Institutions for the purposes of availing of

~\~~:::.:::.-.:fj¥':l~c~ii't".ass~sta?ce including guarantees ~om s~chfinancial institutions for the development of industriesfor which the said land has been leased to the lessee andthe said financial institution or institutions will be atliberty to enforce their rights as mortgagies under thelaw and convey a good title to the lease hold property.Provided further that the lessee shall inform the lessorabout any mortgage or assignment made by the lesseein favour of any Financial Institutions within a periodof three months from the date of such mortgage orassignment.

(viii) The annual rent as aforesaid shall be subject to revisionafter every thirty years and the enhancement in rent ateach such revision shall not exceed 25% of the rentpayable for the period immediately preceding such

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C'Y:~i::!i)M~1il\~~!~~hall have an option to renew the said lease, ., ...: . for a wrtn.er period of ninety nine years after an expiry" <~~~:~:.~f:t11i'present terms of lease.

(x) In case any default is made by the lessee in respect ofany of the terms and conditions aforesaid the plot or theland shall revert to the lessor provided that in case thelessee has assigned or mortgaged its leasehold righthereby demised in. favour of any institution orinstitutions for purposes of availing of financialassistance as mentioned in clause (vii) hereof the lessorshall before exercising its rights to determine the leaseof the said plot give notice there of to the assignee ormortgagee as the case may be and in case the default isnot rectified either by the company or by assignee orthe mortgagee within a period of three months from thedate of the receipt of the said notice the said plot or landshall revert to the lessor and the lessee shall have toremove

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5- The cost and expense incidental to the preparation, executionand registration of this lease including stamp duty shall beborne and paid by the lessee.,The Unit will have to make tree plantation on 113part of theallotted plot.

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