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1.0 GENERAL

a) Name of the Lessee Shri Jitendrasinh Narpatsinh Sisodiya Address At. Dholvani , Taluka: Bhiloda,

District Sabarkantha

State Gujarat

Pin code

Phone -

Fax -

Mobile No -

E-mail id -

b) Status of lessee Private individual (Photo ID is attached) Annex-3

Private Individual Private individual

Public limited Company

Public Sector Undertaking

Other ( Please Specify) -

c) Mineral (s) which are included in the prospecting license (for fresh grant)

Ordinary Sand

d) Mineral (s) which are included in the letter of Intent / lease deed

Ordinary Sand

e) Mineral (s) which is the applicant /lessee intends to mine

Ordinary Sand

f) Name & Address of RQP under rule 22C of MCR, 1960 or a person employed under clause (c ) of sub rule (1) of rule 42 of MCDR, 1988 ( Application for Scheme of Mining only) preparing Mining Plan.

Rajesh Arora

RQP/UDP/344/2009/A

3KA-52, Sector 5, Hiran Magri, Vinayak Marg, Udaipur – 313002, Rajasthan

Phone Fax Mobile No. 9414062899 E-mail id Registration No. RQP/UDP/344/2009/A Valid up to 10.05.2019


2. LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY a) Lease Details (Existing Mine)

Name of Mine Jitendrasinh Narpatsinh Sisodiya

Sadra Ordinary Sand Mine

Lat/long of any boundary point Pillar Latitude Longitude

A 23°21'58.05"N 72°43'41.94"E

B 23°22'0.48"N 72°43'48.55"E

C 23°21'57.51"N 72°43'49.90"E

D 23°21'55.08"N 72°43'43.29"E

Date of grant of lease Revision application Letter : 18/06/2016

Period/ Expiry Date Quarry lease will expire after 3 year from date of lease-deed.

Name of lease holder Shri Jitendrasinh Narpatsinh Sisodiya

Postal Address Village: Sadra, Ta. Gandhinagar & Dist: Gandhinagar

Telephone -

Fax -

Email id -

Mobile No.

b) Details of applied / lease area

with location map( Fresh area/ Mine)

Forest Non-forest Non-forest- Govt. Waste land (7/12 record)(Annexure No. 5)

Forest ( specify) Area(ha) 0

(i) Waste land 02.00.00 hect.

(ii) Grazing land 0

(iii) Agriculture land 0

(iv) Others(specify) -

Area ( Ha) 02.00.00 hect.

Total lease area/applied area 02.00.00 hect.


District & State Gandhinagar & Gujarat

Taluka Gandhinagar

Village Sadra

Whether the area falls under Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ)?

No, The mine area does not fall under Coastal Regulation Zone.

If Yes, details thereof -

Existence of public road/railway line, if any nearby & approximate distance

Nearest Airport: Ahmedabad Airport-33.64 KM Nearest Railway Station: Limbodra Railway Station – 5.17 KM

Toposheet No. with Latitude and Longitude of all corner boundary point/pillar:

The mining lease is rectangular shape with

Four corners. These are designated as A, B, C

and D. The latitude and longitude of all corners

are mentioned on plate no 03.

Pillar Latitude Longitude

A 23°21'58.05"N 72°43'41.94"E

B 23°22'0.48"N 72°43'48.55"E

C 23°21'57.51"N 72°43'49.90"E

D 23°21'55.08"N 72°43'43.29"E

c) Location map attached? Yes, It is attached Plate No.-1


Land use pattern The whole area is Govt. waste Land. No forest land and agricultural land falls within the area. There are scattered vegetation having mostly bushes was observed in the area.

PARTICULAR'S PRESENT POSITION OF THE AREA

In Hect A) MINING ACTIVITY 1. PITS 0.00 2. DUMP 0.00 3. ROAD & BUILDING 0.00 4. PLANTATION BARREN LAND 0.00 5. BACK FILLED NON PLANTATION 0.00

B) BACKFILLED PLANTATION 0.00 C) REMAINING VIRGIN LAND 02.00.00

TOTAL AREA 02.00.00 Hect


PART-A

3.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION

3.1 3.1 (A) Topography, Drainage & Geology: The lease area is comparatively low lying area in respect to adjoining surrounding

area as being river bed. The adjoining area to river bed is plain agriculture area. The

Sabarmati river here in this area flowing from NE to SW & further after few kilometers

turning to NW-SE .

(B) REGIONAL GEOLOGY

The lease area is falling in the river bed of River Sabarmati on western bank. The Sabarmati

river is one of the major rivers in the western India. It originates in Dhebar lake in Aravalli

Range of the Udaipur District of Rajasthan and meets the Gulf of Cambay of Arabian Sea after

travelling 371 km in a south-westerly direction across Gujarat. The river flows through

Gujarat except initial 9.5 km.

During the course of time the land area got reloaded and become a part of river bed having

sand deposition. Since, the sand area falling in the riverbed, the general surface level of the

lease area is comparatively lower than the surroundings.

(C) LOCAL GEOLOGY

River & Drainage – The lease area forms the river bed of River Sabarmati which flow towards

South-West direction in the lease area and further flowing towards South-Eastern direction.

The general trend of the river is from NE to SW.

Transportation of Sand - The sand is not a in situ materials but being carried out by flowing

water during the monsoon every year from various catchment areas of the river and getting

accumulated at convenient locations like bends, escarpments etc. and as such the sand of the

lease area is a transported material brought from various locations and getting accumulated

at convenient places in the flow direction of the River. The size of the accumulated sand

varies due to the time factor taken by the river as well as the quantum & velocity of flowing

water. The depositions normally take place on winding course

(bends)/meanders/loops/circuitous journey (of a river) in flow direction.

A Surface Geological Plan is attached on a scale of 1:1000, showing general topography and

geology of the area and Geological cross section on scale 1:10 00.


There is no public road passing through the area. No agriculture fields are existing in the lease area

3.3 (a) Physical Properties

Physical properties of Ordinary Sand found in the area are as follows:

Form Medium to coarse Grain Color Dirty brownish Streak Colorless Sp. Gravity 2.68 Cleavage Non Visible

3.3 (a) GEOLOGICAL PLAN AND EXPLORATION:

Topographical /Surface/ Geological plans of the applied area has been prepared on the scale

1:1000 with contour interval as 1m. (Plate-3&4)

(b) GEOLOGICAL PLAN The topographical plan prepared on a scale 1: 1000 at contour interval of 1m has been

utilized to prepare the geological plan (plate no. 4)

(c) GEOLOGICAL SECTION: The section of each strike and across the body have been drawn, (refer plate no. 4) (d) FUTURE EXPLORATION:

Massive deposit of ordinary sand occurs in the lease area, having exposure on all

sides up to bottom of sequence. The huge quantity of material to sustain production more

than 5 years is visible under Measured & indicated category. Therefore no future exploration

will be required.

(e) GEOLOGICAL RESERVES: The reserves estimation are done from the data collected during the survey of lease

area and earlier from geological plan with sections are prepared. The recovery percentage

and actual volume is considered for planning for the lower contour. The whole exercise when

computed for a depth up to where the contour of 3 mts below the surface of the riverbed is

considered to the "Measured & indicated reserves" due to the condition laid down by DEIAA,

sand mining to be restricted only up to 3mts below the surface. The specific Gravity is taken

2.68 to give tonnage.


(f) Geological Assessment / Study: (i) The topographical plan:

The topography of the applied area has been shown on Surface Plan (Plate No. 3)

prepared in the scale of 1:1000 with contour interval of 1m. It has been taken as a

base plan for preparation of Surface Geological Plan (Plate No. 4).

(ii) Method of Estimation Reserves

Reserve estimation in small-scale non-metallic mineral area is a task which cannot be

very definitive and exhaustive but it is only on the basis for prospecting and

exploration data of adjoining mine. The reserve of mineral has been estimated by

Surface area method. Based on the experiment & the estimated reserves have been

only Measured & Indicated category. The Surface area has been calculated from the

surface geological plan. The average surface area has been multiplied by thickness of

mineral and then multiplied by the bulk density.

INSITU BULK DENSITY:

Bulk Density of Ordinary Sand has been taken as 2.68. Thus, in all the categories, the

volume is calculated and multiplied by bulk density of the mineral to give the

tonnage.

(iii) Parameters of estimation of geological reserve and their category.

The following parameters have been considered while estimating the geological

reserves:

Parameters of estimation of geological reserve and their category:

The following parameters have been considered while estimating the geological

reserves (in situ):

1. Average 03 m strata has been considered as in measured category. Recovery of sand

may be considered as 100%. The recovery is an assumed it may be changed due any

reason cannot consider for any kind of assessment.

2. Below Measured category average Nil m considered as Indicated Category.

3. Below Indicated Category average Nil m considered inferred Category.


As per the condition laid down by DEIAA sand mining will be restricted to 3 mts depth from the

surface & 10 mts away from the main stream of river. The Reserve Estimation is calculated by

Surface area method:

MESURED CATEGORY-331

SURFACE AREA (SQM) THICKNESS OF

DEPOSIT

(METERS)

VOLUME (CUM) MT=VOL*2.68

TONES

REMARKS

20000 03 60000 160800 MESURED DEPTH

TAKEN 03 M BELOW

FROM SURFACE

Remaining Mineable Reserve = 111

= 160800 Tones

TOTAL RESOURCES

Measured Category 160800 Tones

Indicated Category Nil

Inferred Category Nil

(g) MINEABLE RESERVES & ANTICIPATED LIFE OF THE MINE.

Mineable reserves have been calculated by taking into account the reserves in

Measured and Indicated categories only. Therefore, the mineable reserves & mine

life are as given below:

Total Resources 331+332 160800

Target 96500

Life of Mine Cannot be determined

Estimation of Reserves out of Measured Mineral Resources:

Measured + Indicated mineral resources of are 160800 MT.

1. Mining: Out of the estimated resources, mineral resources blocked in statutory barriers

along the lease boundary, which cannot be mined at present so these resources are classified

under UNFC code 211&222. Remaining reserves which can be mined are classified under

UNFC code 111&122.

2. Beneficiation: No beneficiation is required.

3. Economic Aspects: Mining can be economically continued with open cast method of mining.

4. Environmental concern: In Continuation of Mining Progressive closure activities such as wire

fencing around the pit and plantation will be carried out.


5. Legal/administrative aspects:

Whole land of the applied area is Govt. waste Land. Neither, National Park, Archeological

monument, etc. is within the applied area or in nearby area.

The sides of excavation will be adequately benched, shaped and secured so as to prevent

danger from fall of sides as per regulation 106 of the Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961.

The applicant will observe all statutory obligations as per applicable mining laws, during

mining.

MEASURED RESOURCES

RESERVES (Tonnes) REMAINING RESOURCES (Tonnes)

Economic (Mineable) Potentially Economic( Non-mineable) Intrinsically

Economic (Mineable)

Reserves

Quantity

(in-situ)

Non-

mineable

Total

Quantity

(in-situ)

Constraints wise Break up of

quantities

Proved (111) 160800 Feasibility

Mineral

Resources

(221)

Nil Ultimate pit limit Remaining

Measured

Resources

(331)

Nil

Lease

barrier/statutory pillars

in U/G workings

Non-diverted Forest

land

Permanent

Infrastructure like

Road, power lines,

habitation

Low grade part


4.0 MINING

4.1 to 4.3. Proposed method of development / working with design parameters

The deposit is in form of river bed sand and mining of the same will be carried out manually

by open cast mining method. Sand is very well exposed in applied lease area; opencast is the

only method which can be followed to work the deposits.

The proposed method of mining is open-cast manual mining. The mining will be carried out

by manual labour and loaded into truck/tipper/dumper by manually. The mining of sand will

be carried out from the open by leaving 10 m from main stream and the depth of working

will be 3 m by making two benches of 1.5 m each to facilitate manual working.

The sand will be accumulated by labours in the convenient place and directly loaded into

truck/tipper/dumpers.

Since, there will not be pit formation, hence development of pit is not considered and sand is

deposited directly in every monsoon. As mentioned previously, lease area located within the

river bed and there will be continuous deposition in the area every year during monsoon and

sand will get refilled wherever mined out area during the year. So the mining activity need

not be properly lined out as seen the other mineral cases. In the case of sand mining, the

mined out areas will get refilled during monsoon and again mining can be carried out in same

location.

4.4 Proposed rate of production & life of mine:

4.4.1 Proposed rate of production:

The applicant will excavate ordinary-sand at the rate of total 96500 tones per year.

4.4.2 Life of Mine:

As the lease is located in the river bed and mineral is replenished every year. Life of mine

cannot be determined.

4.5 Opencast Mining:

It is proposed to adopt the semi-mechanized open cast method of mining by using

conventional excavation manually or by JCB loader/Excavator. As stated earlier ordinary

sand mining is entirely different from conventional type of mining. Rather it would be

appropriate to term ordinary sand mining as an "Art" where due care is to taken to maintain

environment and ecology.

The mining suggested is semi mechanized at present and subsequently based on market it is

planned to improvement converted to mechanized operations. All pit working will be

securely fenced as per the standards prescribed by DGMS.


The detail of equipment has been proposed to be used in mining operation.

List of Mining Machinaries.(if required)

Loading and Unloading Equipment

Miscellaneous

1 Hydraulic Excavator 1 1 Cum Diesel Engine 10 HP Hitachi

If required.

Proposed year wise production:

Year Pit No. Overburden

in cu mt

ROM

mineral(cu.mt.)

Saleable

mineran

cu.mt.

Mineral

reject

cu.mt

Overburden

ratio

Mineral/OB.

1st Pit-1 Nil 60000 60000 Nil 1:0

2nd .Pit-1 Nil 60000 60000 Nil 1:0

3rd Pit-1 Nil 60000 60000 Nil 1:0

Therefore, taking into consideration 100% recovery. The mine is being designed and planned

to handle total 96500 tones(ROM) of Ordinary Sand proposed to produce in next three year.

Proposed exploration for first to third year.

First year:

During the first year the production from this applied lease area will be 96500 MT. During the year

entire production from this applied area will be from benches 100 to 98.2mRL.

The likely positions of the benches, roads & Plantation etc. in this mine area at the end of first year

are shown in the plate no. 5 & 6.

S. No. Type Nos. Bucket

capacity In

cum

Motive

Power

H.P. Make

1 Dumper 1 10 cum Diesel Engine 10 tonnes Tata

3 Tractor

Mahindra

1 5 tonnes Diesel Engine 10 H.P Mahendra


BENCH RL SURFACE

AREA (SQM)

DEPTH

(M)

VOLUME

(CUM)

TONNES

(VOL*2.68)

100 to 98.2 20000 1.8 36007 96500

Mining loss @

Nil

Total 96500

Second year:

During the second year the production from this mine will be 96500 tones. During the second year

entire production from this mine will be from the benches 100 to 98.2mRL.

The likely position of the benches, roads and plantations etc. in this mine at the end of second year is

shown in the plate no. 5 & 6.

BENCH RL SURFACE

AREA (SQM)

DEPTH

(M)

VOLUME

(CUM)

TONNES

(VOL*2.68)

100 to 98.2 20000 1.8 36007 96500

Mining loss @ Nil

Total 96500

Third year:

During the third year the production from this mine will be 96500 Tones. During the third year entire

production from this mine will be from the benches 100 to 98.2mRL.

The likely position of the benches, roads and plantations etc. in this mine at the end of second year is

shown in the plate no. 5 & 6.

BENCH RL SURFACE

AREA (SQM)

DEPTH

(M)

VOLUME

(CUM)

TONNES

(VOL*2.68)

100 to 98.2 20000 1.8 36007 96500

Mining loss @ Nil

Total 96500


The entire area is covered by Ordinary sand. There is no topsoil, over burden and mineral waste or

reject hence provision for waste dump site in lease area will not be required. The recovery of

ordinary-sand is 100%

YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENT & RECOVERY OF ORDINARY SAND (in TONNES)

YEAR ROM (TONNES)

Mining Loss@ Nil% Net Production

First 96500 Nil 96500

Second 96500 Nil 96500

Third 96500 Nil 96500

TOTAL 289500 Nil 289500

4.4 Proposed rate of production & life of mine:

4.4.1 Proposed rate of production:

The proposed production will be uniform during the first to Three Years. After some

development work like construction of roads will be done, as has been described earlier,

The applicant will produce at the rate of total 289500 MT ROM of mineral in 3 years.

4.4.2 Life Of Mine:

1 Total mineable reserves of Ordinary Sand(as Para

3.5.3)

160800 (every year will be

replenished by river flow)

2 Total production in next three years 289500

3 Remaining reserves at the end of lease period Can Not be ascertained.

4 Rate of production per year 96500

5 Life of the mine at the end of lease period Life of mine can’t be decided as the

Excavated pits will be replenished by

River flow in every monsoon.

6 Total life of the mine Many more years till water flows in

river

Mine will run for many years as the transported sand will come every year during monsoon

and the excavated pits will be refilled.


4.5.1 Mining:

The proposed working to extend towards North direction along section line D-D' It is also

proposed to continue working in this part in future also, until the reserves are exhausted. At

the end of three year period total 2.00.00 hectares area will be cover undermining.

4.5.2 Ultimate Pit Limit:

The mine able reserves of sand covered almost full of the area. In order to ensure maximum

recovery of reserves, the pit would be extended on all sides up to the mineral limits where

such limits are within the lease boundary. In case the mineral extend beyond the lease

boundary, the pit would be restricted up to the lease boundary. No other features are

present within the applied area that are likely to affect the design of the ultimate pit limit

(refer plate no. 4 & 5).

4.5.3 Disposal of Waste and Backfilling:

There will not be any mineral waste generated from mining and the excavated pits will

naturally be refilled by transported sand every year question does not arise.

During the proposed Three Years period year wise barbed wire fencing will be done around

the plantation area. Wire fencing will prevent any inadvertent entry.

4.6 Opencast Mining:

It is proposed to adopt the manual open cast method of mining by us. The mining suggested

is semi mechanized at present. All pit working will be securely fenced as per the standards

prescribed by DGMS.

4.7 Post Mining Land use Pattern:

The pits will be refilled by transported sand every year in monsoon. Therefore the area will

be used as river bed in future also.

4.8 Layout of Mine Working:

The layout of working, alignment of the faces, haul road etc. have been shown on working

plan as referred plate no.-6.

4.9 Extent of Mechanization:

The extraction of sand will be carried out manually


5.0 BLASTING

5.a Broad Blasting Parameters:

The ordinary sand is loose deposit hence no blasting is required.


6.0 MINE DRAINAGE

(a) Depth of water table:

There is no well within the applied area. However, the depth of water table in the tube well

outside the area is 20 m from general pit level of 100.00 mRL. The seasonal fluctuation of

water table is ± 5m.

(b) Proposed working and water table:

Proposed working during ensuing Three Years shall be 3.00 m from surface. Therefore,

working expected to be 18 m above water table during proposed Three Years mining.

(c) Quantity and quality of water likely to be encountered:

The rainwater shall accumulate in working pit. No mining activities shall be carried out during

rainy season.


7.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECTS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE

There is no overburden in the lease area and there will not be generation of waste mineral or reject

hence question of disposal does not arise.

7.1 Land chosen for disposal of O/B & Area backfilled in next three years:

Question does not arise as mentioned earlier.


8.0 USE OF MINERAL.

Ordinary Sand is used in buildings and structural construction work in RCC, plaster and missionary

work.


9.0 OTHERS

9.1 SITE SERVICES:

(a) Site Services:

As this applied area has been new, basic infrastructure does not exist. The applicant will

arrange for the required infrastructure. The drinking water is made available from PHED

supply from village Sadra to applied area by water tank & kept in certain pots by the labor

working at the site. First Aid station, Bath rooms, Toilets, Rest room as per the provisions of

Mines Rules shall be constructed and maintained. Regular medical checkup of the mine

employees will be carried out as per the provisions of Mines Rules 1955.

(b) Employment potential:

(i) Workers:

As stated earlier mining will be done by semi mechanized opencast method with simply

loading and transportation. The mine will work for only one shift during day time from 8a.m.

to 5p.m. with one hour recess.

Out of the total 10 manpower to be engaged in the mine, one man will be allocated for

proper care and maintenance of area, one for office work shall be employed. One tractor

driver with helper shall also employ. One for JCB Operator & One drivers for tipper, thus total

labors/workers shall be 15.

(ii) Managerial and supervisory personnel:

As per the provision of GMMCR rule necessary appointments will be made.


10. MINERAL PROCESSING

Mineral is sold directly to the end user and no processing is required.


11.0 SURFACE TRANSPORT

For the purpose of mining, waste handling and for mobility of mining machinery's etc., there will be

laid out haulage roads in the quarry. Temporary roads will be made within the mine area, for

convenience of mining operations. The lease area is connected to the main road by a metalled road.

The waste generated or rejects generated during mining will be loaded into tractor drawn trailers

and shifted to the dumps yards.

(i) MODE OF TRANSPORT OF MINERAL TO THE DESPATCH POINT

The main mode of transport for dispatch of the raw and processed products will be by road.


12.0 ENVIRONMENRT MANAGEMENT PLAN

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(a) BASE LINE INFORMATION

Topography & Drainage

The area under study is totally flat with slight slop towards North.

The lease area is mostly flat land of riverbed however surrounding area of riverbed is high

plain terrain. The general drainage of the area is flows towards North to South direction. The

rainwater flows down towards the slope in river bed area. There is no public road passing

through the area. No agriculture fields are existing in the lease area.

(b) Existing Land use Patterns

No agriculture Land exists within the applied lease area. (Refer plate no. 3&7).

Activity Present position of the Area Year

(in Hect.) Type of Land

Pits 0.00 Govt. waste Land

Dumps 0.00 —-do—

Road/ Buildings & Structure 0.00 —-do—

Plantation 0.00 —-do-—

Remaining Virgin land 02.00.00 -—do—

Total 02.00.00 —-do —

(B)WATER REGIME:

The lease area is part East cost of Gandhinagar river-bed .The water flow in the lease area is

restricted to monsoon period only. Rest of the year the river bed remains open for mining. The sand

mining is stopped in monsoon period hence there will not be any adverse effect on water regime of

river flow.

C) FAUNA AND FLORA:

The lease area is low lying river bed area having no soil cover hence there is no existence of any tree,

plants, shrubs in the area. The plants around the area generally noticed are Neem tree, Sagvan, Sisam

,Khakhra, Kanach, Kada, Mango-tree, Mahuda, Timarva etc. Animals noticed in the area are only

domestic type like Goats, Sheeps ,cow & buffelow etc.


D) QUALITY OF AIR:

The area is dry plain tropical land, hotter in day times and getting cool at nights having no pollution

making activity around the area hence the area is pollution free area. Effective safeguards will be

taken by lease like sprinkling of water in critical areas like transport routes, loading points, will be

done by leasee. Trucks and mining machinery will be kept in good conditions and will not be run over

capacity to avoid fugitive emission of of noxious gases.

E) CLIMATIC CONDITIONS:

The area is having tropical climate. Average rain fall is 75 cms to 100 cms during the rain period from

late June to October.

Summers are very hot touching mercury level 46 C in the month of May and June. Minimum

temperature during winter goes down up to 8 to 10 C during December.

F) HUMAN SETTELMENT:

Nearest village is Sadra which is 1 Kms away from the lease area. There are any public places like

public roads; temple or monuments within the prescribed limit of mining area .Ambient air quality

will be monitored at site and the nearest human habitation as per the norms of MoEF.

(G)PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, AND PLACES OF WORSHIP:

There are no any public buildings, monuments or place of worship are in the granted lease area.

Lease area fall under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974.

12.2 Environmental impact assessment:

12.2.1 Impact of Mining on Environment:

The area is part of river bed hence there will be no remarkable impact of mining of

transported mineral sand on local environment.

(1) LAND DEGRADATION:

There will not be any land degradation due to mining of sand.

The actual land use pattern at the end of first Three Years will be as mentioned below:


ACTIVITY Area likely to be

covered at the end of 5

years in Hectares.

Type of land.

Pits - Govt. waste Land ,river bed

Dumps 0.00 ……do…..

Infrastructure roads, buildings 0.00 ……do….

Plantation 0.00 …….do……

Remaining virgin land 0.00

Total. 02.00.00

(a) WATER QUALITY.

The lease area is part of river bed the river flow will be only during monsoon period and there

will not be any mining work during monsoon. Domestic wastewater will be disposed off through

septic tank with soak pit outside of the lease area at safe distance.

(b) AIR QUALITY:

The leased area is barren river bed part of Govt.land. There is no such activity exist that can

discharge the pollution. The quality of air is natural and fresh. Some dust will be created during

transportation of mineral Regular sprinkling of water will be done at transport routes of mines.

Vehicles and equipment used for mining will be maintained properly & will not be overloaded so

as to keep vehicular emission in control. Ambient air quality will be maintained at site and

nearest human habitation.

(c) NOISE LEVEL:

Noise will be produced at mine site during transportation of mineral. Necessary steps will be

taken as per the guidelines given by DEIAA.

(d) WATER REGIME:

The mining will be restricted to 3 mts depth and outside the river flow area there will not be

any impact on sub-surface water regime.

(e) VIBRATION LEVEL Due to blasting

(f) No blasting required for mining of sand.


(g) SOCIO ECONOMIC EFFECTS:

There is no any human habitation in or around the lease area hence no evacuation of human

settlement will be required for mining work. Proposed mining work will not have any kind of

adverse effect on socio-economic environment of the area. Surrounding local peoples will

get employment in mining work and related transportation.

(h) HISTORICAL MONUMENTS:

There does not exist any kind of historical monument, building, temple etc. in the leased area

hence there will not be any adverse impact.

(i) TEMPORARY STORAGE AND UTILISATION OF TOP SOIL:

The leased area is bearing no soil cover exposure hence storage of top soil will not arise.

(j) RECLAMATION OF LAND:

During first Three Years only 3.00 mts deep excavation proposed to be carried out, hence

there will not be any kind of requirement of reclamation will arise.

(k) PROGRAME FOR AFFORESTATION:

Program for the forestation during first Three Years will be done in 0.10 hectare area in

suitable area as mentioned in the plate No.6.Leasee will plant 50 local species tree like

Sagvan, Sisam, etc local species,. Every year 50 trees will be planted outside the leased area.

(l) STABILISATION AND VEGETATION OF DUMPS:

During mining there will not be any generation of waste topsoil, overburden etc. hence

question does not arise.

(m) MEASURES TO CONTROL EROSION/SEDIMENTATION OF WATER COURSES:

There does not exist any water course in the leased area hence question of any

erosion/sedimentation due to proposed mining work does not arise. Only during monsoon

accumulated rain water will be discharged which will not carry any toxic or harmful material

dissolved in the water, hence requirement of treatment of water will not arise.

(n) TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF WATER FROM MINE:

No water or any kind of liquid will be generated due to mining hence question of treatment

of water/liquid will not arise.


(o) MEASURES FOR MINIMISING ADVERSE EFFECTS ON WATER REGIME: There will not be any

kind of impact on water regime hence no action required to be taken.

(p) MEASURES FOR PROTECTION HISTORICAL MONUMENTS AND FOR REHABILATION OF

HUMAN SETTLEMENTS LIKELY TO BE DISTURBED DUE TO MINING ACTIVITY:

As mentioned earlier there does not exist any historical monument in or around 500 mts

periphery of the lease area hence question of protecting historical monuments does not

arise. There is no human settlements in the leased area hence question for evacuation and

rehabilitation or provision of compensation for land will not arise.

(q) SOCIO ECONOMIC BENEFITS ARISING OUT OF MINING:

The proposed mining activity will generate employment to nearby local persons in mining

and transportation (related to mining) .At least 10 to 12 skilled and unskilled persons will be

employed which will raise the standard of living of local persons.


13.0 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

At the end of current Three Years mining plan maximum depth of Pit will be 1.8 mts. The

excavated pits will be replenished by sand transported by river flow every year in monsoon. The river

bed will remain as river bed only. So there is no need for reclamation or progressive closure of mine

at this stage.

Financial Assurance:

The lessee is required to submit the financial Assurance for the area to be put to use for mining and

allied activities at the end of scheme of mining period. Following table shows the calculation as per

the CCOM’s circular no. 4/2006.

S.

No

Item Area put

on use at

start of

plan (Ha)

(A)

Additional

requiremen

t during

plan period

(Ha)

(B)

Total

(Ha)

C

= (A+B)

Area

considered

as fully

reclaimed

and

rehabilitati

on (Ha)

Net area

considered for

calculation

(Ha)

E = (C-D)

1. Area to be

excavated

00.00.00 02.00.00 02.00.00 00.00.00 02.00.00

2. Storage for

topsoil

00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

3. Overburden/

dumps

00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

4. Mineral storage 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

5. Infrastructure

(Workshop,

Adm. Building)

00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

6. Haul Roads 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

7. Railways 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

8. Tailing pond 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

9. Effluent

treatment plan

00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00


10. Mineral

separation

plant

00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

11. Township area 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

12. Others 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00

Total 00.00.00 02.00.00 02.00.00 00.00.00 02.00.00

Proposed area to be put to use at the end of plan period is 02.00.00 hectares. Financial assurance for

semi mechanized mine is calculated at the rate of Rs. 1,00,000/- per hectares for area to be put to

use. For 02.00.00 hectares, As per Rule 64 of GMMCR 2017 minimum financial assurance for ‘B’

Category mine is Rs. 2,00,000/-. FA in the form of Bank Guarantee is being submitted herewith.

Place : Gandhinagar

Date :

RQP Shri Rajesh Arora

RQP/UDP/344/2009/A

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