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Prefeasibility ReportFor Environment Clearance from MOEF under EIA

Notification Dated 14th September, 2006 as Amended

1. SUMMARY

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Location:

Village - Gangapur

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2. Geographical Co-ordinates LATITUDE

23° 2'25.70"N 23° 2'24.75"N 23° 2'28.99"N 23° 2'29.32"N 23° 2'31.03"N 23° 2'32.27"N 23° 2'30.01"N 23° 2'29.47"N 23° 2'27.56"N 23° 2'26.46"N

River -

Nalla - 300 mTanks - 800 mCanal - 2.80 km

Reservoir - 2.40 km

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Nalla towards southPond towards eastCanal towards south-east near Kot

village area

Reservoir towards south-east near

Kot village area

-Name of River/ Nallahs /Tanks /Spring

/ Lakes etc.

3. 500 m (Gagar river at east)

Name of Mineral Mined

Rate of Production (in tons)

Production of saleable brick - max. 1171151 nos/year

LONGITUDE

83°20'12.91"E 83°20'15.32"E 83°20'16.69"E 83°20'16.31"E 83°20'17.22"E 83°20'14.67"E 83°20'13.58"E 83°20'14.91"E 83°20'14.52"E 83°20'13.21"E

Brick Earth Clay

Mining of Earth clay - maximum 1846.16 cum/year

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BL9BL10

District

BOUNDARY POINT

BL1BL2BL3BL4BL5BL6

Gangapur Brick Earthclay Quarry Mine & Fixed Chimney

Brick Plant

Vishal Shukla

Tehsil- Lundra & District- Surguja, State- Chhattisgarh.

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Mining of earth clay at the rate of maximum 1846.16 cum

per year and production of saleable red brick by fix chimney

plant at the rate of maximum 1171151 nos. per year.

Project Proposal

Flat Land devoid of vegitation

Altitude - Max. 717 AMSL and Min. 715 AMSL

Surface slope - Towards East

Toposheet No.- 64 M/8

Topography of the area

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LundraSurguja

Name of Company/Mine/Lessee

Project

Tehsil/Taluka

BL7BL8

Pre - Feasibility Report

Chhattisgarh

1.307 hect. / Private Land

No such area within 10 km from applied landName of Reserve Forest(s), Wild Life

Sanctuary/National Park

Mining Lease Area & Type of Land

State

For Gangapur Brick Earthclay Quarry Mine & Fixed Chimney Brick Plant, at Village - Gangapur

Signature of Project Proponent

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Pre - Feasibility ReportFor Gangapur Brick Earthclay Quarry Mine & Fixed Chimney Brick Plant, at Village - Gangapur

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15. 1. 1.307 Hect.

2. 1.056 Hect.

3. 0.051 Hect.

4. 0.2 Hect.

5. 0 Hect.

6. 0 Hect.

1.307 Hect.

7. 0.051 Hect.

8. 0.051 Hect.

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Vishal Shukla

Registered office Vishal Shukla

S/o. Shri Girija Prasad Shukla

Village/Post - Bramhpara

Tehsil - Ambikapur

District - Surguja

State - Chhattisgarh

Mine Office Village - Gangapur

E-Mail

Prospecting Agency

Basant Lal Marg, Bramh ward-34, Bramhpara

Name and Address of the company /

Proponent

Total Lease Area

Area proposed under mining pits

Area covered by statuary/mine boundary

Area covered by Fixed Chimney/kiln

Area Kept for storage

Unused Area within Lease area

Dumping Area proposed within proposed

Statutory/mine BoundaryPlantation Area proposed over the dump

on obove dumping area

Break-up of Land Utilization Pattern

Total Area (2+3+4+5+6) =

Geological Reserve (till 2m depth) - 26140 cum. Recoverable

Reserve (till 2m depth) - 18461.57 cum.

Mineral Reserve (in tons)

Life of Mine

Mining Method

Below 30 meter from surface level

Natural drainage towards East

Any Other (Specify)

Not Applicable

Cost of Project (Rs. Lacs)

Open Cast Manual

Rs. 20 lacs

Solid waste/Tailings

NIL

Water Requirement & Source Requirement - 8 kilo litre per day, Source - Mine pit/Setting

tank, dug well and tube well of nearby village within

permited limits.

Mine loss/waste/OB - 10% i.e. 2051.3 cum in total.

Rejected or Broken Bricks - 5% i.e. 1849.2 MT in total.

IBM approval: Date

Ground Water table Intersection

Drilling/Blasting

Drainage Pattern/ Water Courses

10 years for the excavation of recoverable reserve of

18461.57 MT

Not Applicable

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Nil

Not Applicable


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Type of Activity

Utilities (Power, Water Requirement)

Manpower requirement

2. INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT/BACK INFORMATION

Vishal Shukla

S/o. Shri Girija Prasad Shukla

Basant Lal Marg, Bramh ward-34, Bramhpara

Village/Post - Bramhpara

Tehsil - Ambikapur

District - Surguja

State - Chhattisgarh

(ii) Brief Description of Nature of the Project

(i)

Proposed Brick Earth Clay Deposit is located at village Gangapur, Tehsil Lundra, District Surguja and

state Chhattisgarh over an area of 1.307 ha. The proposed capacity of the project is clay generation of

maximum 1846.16 cum/annum and production of saleable red brick by fix chimney plant at the rate of

maximum 1171151 nos. per year along with the aid of 25% of fly ash. Proposed land is Private non

forest revenue land. Open Cast Manual method of mining is the most suitable mining procedure for

this mine. This method of mining is used for highest productivity and the lowest cost of any of the

broadly used mining methods. Brief description of the project is described below –

Open Cast Manual Brick Earth Clay Quarry Mining

Identification of Project and Project Proponent

(a) Name of the Project: Gangapur Brick Earthclay Quarry Mine & Fixed Chimney Brick Plant

(b) Project Proponent : Vishal Shukla

(c) Postal /Correspondence Address of Project Proponent:

The proposed project is mining activity of Brick Earth Clay with the name of 'Gangapur Brick

Earthclay Quarry Mine & Fixed Chimney Brick Plant' which is situated at Khasra no. 240, 246 at

village Gangapur, tehsil Lundra and district Surguja (C.G.). This site is 19.00 km away from district

office Surguja. The LOI for quarry lease of Brick Earth Clay mining has been sanctioned for Lease

period will be of 30 years from first commencement of lease as per rule 38A of MMR 2015 as

ammended to the project proponent Vishal Shukla resident of Bramhpara district Surguja (C.G.).

The LOI is granted for 1.307 hectare land and the proposed maximum production capacity is

1846.16 cum. per annum of clay mining and production of red brick by fix chimney plant at the

rate of maximum 1171151 nos. per annum. The excavation of Brick Earth Clay will be done by

Open Cast Manual method of mining and manufacturing of bricks will be done by fix chimney

brick plant.

Power- 2 HP

Water – 8 KLD for Domestic, Dust Suppression & Plantation

Purpose

25 workers per day


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(iii)

(iv)

For compliance of Rule 24 and 63 to 66 of MMR 2015 proponent was submitted quarry plan

before mining authorities and the plan so submitted has been duly approved by the sanctioning

authority vide letter no. 574 / Khanij / 2017 Balrampur, Dated 25/04/2017.

Mineral resources of any country are the “TREASURE-TROVE” of its national economy;

Chhattisgarh is one of the richest states in the country with its sparkling mineral wealth. The

Chhattisgarh State has enormous reserves of soil spread over the state. Bricks is basic material of

civil construction works likes building etc. for construction of walls. Chhattisgarh is a new state in

map of India. Considering the growth, State Government has divided the state in 27 districts out

of which 9 are recently declared districts. State Government, is carrying on various new township

and building projects in all districts. In addition to these various civil constructions, building &

colony development projects are coming in Private sectors and are under implementations, all

above civil works require bricks which are in huge in demand.

Demand - Supply Gap

Letter of Intent for sanction of quarry lease has been granted by collectorate mining branch vide

letter is enclosed.

Therefore application is being filed before jurisdictional DEIAA of district Surguja for getting

permanent environmental clearance before starting of mining activity on granted lease area.

The proposed project is < 5 hect. Minor mineral and non-coal mining project thus it is classified as

“CATEGORY – B2” project under activity 1(a) of the schedule of EIA notification dated 14th

September 2006 as amended by Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, New Delhi

by S.O. 141(E) dated 15 January 2016, hence it comes under jurisdiction of DEIAA.

All the other necessary permission and noc’s has been taken by the proponent. Consent to

establish & operate/Air/Water clearances from CGCECB will also be taken if instructed by

jurisdictional DEIAA.

Bricks are basic raw material of civil construction works likes civil constructions, building & colony

development projects etc.

Chhattisgarh is a developing state in map of India. Considering the growth, State Government has

divided the state in 27 districts out of which 9 are recently declared districts. State Government is

carrying on various new township and building projects in all districts. In addition to these various

civil constructions, Building & Colony development projects are coming in Private sectors and are

under implementations, all above civil works require Bricks which is in huge in demand.

Need for the Project and its Importance to the Country and/or Region


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(v)

(vi)

a) Direct Employment

S.N.

1

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3 Extra Skilled Labours

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b)

3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

(i)

The mining establishment presents opportunities of employment to various posts under various

cedars viz. supervisory, skilled workmen, semiskilled workmen and unskilled workmen beside

casual workmen. However the maximum required labors at the site to justify the manufacturing

of bricks at applied land are detailed below-

Taking standard O.M.S. to be one the strength of labour for 250 nos. of brick production per day

and working 240 days a year 25 labours per day will be required.

Indirect employment - Driver, cleaner for loader & dumper are the points were labors are

required. Moreover, manager, accountants will also be appointed as per need.

Employment Generation (direct and indirect) due to the Project

Particulars

Skilled labours 21

The proposed project is < 5 hect. Minor mineral and non-coal mining project thus it is classified as

“CATEGORY – B2” project under activity 1(a) of the schedule of EIA notification dated 14th

September 2006 as amended by Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, New Delhi

by S.O. 141(E) dated 15 January 2016, hence it comes under jurisdiction of DEIAA.

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25

No of Workers

Demand - Supply Analysis

Exploiting this bricks earth is important for the country’s long term economic growth and regional

growth. By mining the deposit and producing red bricks, the lessee acts as bridge and fills the gap

between demand and supply of Bricks in the market surrounding the area.

Therefore, a ready market is available for the proposed unit hence looking to the use and

demand of bricks which exist a good scope for the proposed project.

Labors will be required for various purposes like excavation of clay, loading and unloading of clay,

clay molding, brick making and loading of bricks in various vehicle, management, maintenance &

development of mine, making & maintenance of ramp, transportation of material and book

keeping. Experienced personals will be employed as per the requirement.

Type of Project (Including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any):

as per needSemi - Skilled labours

Mining mate (Qualified)

Chowkidars (Experienced)

Total

Mining will generate employment opportunity to local inhabitants directly and indirectly in

mining as well as in consequent related activity.

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(ii)

The details of the lease area are as under:

The Coordinates of the area are:

BOUNDARY

POINT

LATITUDE

BL6 23° 2'32.27"N

BL7 23° 2'30.01"N

BL8 23° 2'29.47"N

BL9 23° 2'27.56"N

BL10 23° 2'26.46"N

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(iv)

District / State Surguja / Chhattisgarh

Village

Area(ha)

BL1

83°20'13.21"E

83°20'16.31"E

83°20'17.22"E

83°20'14.67"E

LATITUDE

BL4

BL5

83°20'13.58"E

83°20'14.91"E

83°20'14.52"E

BOUNDARY

POINT

83°20'12.91"E

83°20'15.32"E

83°20'16.69"EBL3

Lundra

The brick earth clay is exposed throughout the applied area. It is naturally site specific due to its

geological origin. Mining is site specific project. This lease granted/is being granted by the state

govt., hence alternative site is not applicable.

LONGITUDE LONGITUDE

Location (map showing general location, specific location, and project boundary & project site

layout) with coordinates.

Gangapur

1.307 hect.

Tehsil

23° 2'25.70"N

23° 2'24.75"N

23° 2'28.99"N

23° 2'29.32"N

23° 2'31.03"N

The total applied lease area is 1.307 hectare and total proposed maximum clay production

capacity will be 1846.16 cum per annum and production of finished saleable red brick is 1171151

nos/year through Open Cast Manual method of mining. Proposed production details during lease

period are shown in below -

Size or Magnitude of Operation:

The site can be depicted in the toposheet number 64 M/8 of Survey of India. Study area map in

Khasra map, toposheet and site specific surface map is attached as Plate-1, Plate -2 and Plate -4

of enclosed mine plan respectively.

Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly

the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted:

BL2


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Rejected Bricks

in MT

(5% of Brick

Production)

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92184.92184.92

184.92

1849.2 MT

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The excavation activity will be carried out till the depth of 2 m below general ground level or 2

meter above from water table intersection which ever is earlier.

1171151

1171151

1171151

205.13

205.13

205.13

Total 11711510 Nos.

The Mining of clay will be carried out manually with The help of simple instrument like, crowbars,

spades, chisels and hammers.

205.13117115111711511171151

1171151

205.13

8th Year

1171151

2051.3 cum

1.00 m boundary will be left from the lease boundary around 4 sides (N, E, S, W) as barrier for

safety provisions, dumping of OB and afforestation.

Year

1171151

Project description with process details (a schematic diagram/flow chart showing the project

layout, components of the project etc. should be given)-

It is proposed to carry out Open Cast Manual mining of clay and fix chimney brick manufacturing

process.

7th Year

Mine Loss/Waste/OB

in CUM (10%

of Clay Excavation)

Production During Plan Period

205.13

205.139th Year

10th Year

3rd Year

4th Year

5th Year

6th Year 205.13

205.13

1st Year

2nd Year

1171151

205.13

Total Estimated

Production of

Finish Red Bricks in

No’s.

Produced clay will be shifted to stacking yard for production of Bricks.

33 meter heighted fix chimney Killen will be used/installed for production of bricks.

Loading will be done manually and the transporting will be done by Tractor.

The process of brick making is explained in below chart:


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S.N. Detail

1 100000 no’s

2 3.00 kg

3 300.00 MT

4 25%

5 75MT

6 1.5

7 50 cum/1 lac no's.

of brick

Drilling & Blasting : Not Applicable

Drilling : Not Applicable

In the proposed process Fly Ash will be added minimum of 25% of the total volume of material

used for brick manufacturing. The requirement of fly ash has been computed below –

Fly Ash plays a big role in manufacturing of bricks in fix chimney Brick. The utilization of Fly Ash

adds various benefits as-

• It Increases the volume of material for production of bricks.

• It reduces the use of Earth Clay to save earth.

• It reduces the requirement of fuel as it works as fuel in the brick itself

• Decreased amount of coal burn reduces the pollution in the environment.

Raw material/consumables required along with estimated quantity, likely source, marketing

area of final products/s, Mode of transport of raw Material and Finished Product.

Blasting : Not Applicable

Fly Ash required to be added for 1 lac nos. of

Bricks production

The above requirement will be mitigate by Korba Industrial Area.

Fly Ash required to be added in MT

Density of Loose Fly Ash

Requirement of Fly Ash:

Particulars

Number of brick

Weight of One Brick

Total Weight

Ratio of Addition of Fly Ash

Marketing area: Bricks will be used building material in civil constructions activity around the

vicinity of Surguja.

The Bricks will be transported to the destination by trucks/tractors.


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(vii)

Drinking &

Washing

Other

1st 1.5 -

2nd 1.5 -

3rd 1.5 -

4th 1.5 -

5th 1.5 -

6th 1.5 -

7th 1.5 -

8th 1.5 -

9th 1.5 -

10th 1.5 -

I)

II)

A)

2

For Clay Mounding, Green belt and dust suppression: Water will be made available from quarry

mine pit which is accumulated during the rainy season and shall be collected in settling tank for

utilization in green belt and dust suppression.However, if required, water might be supplied from

tube well within lease area or from nearby pond or nalla also.

Domestic usage: Drinking water is available from dug well and tube well in villages near the

applied area which is portable, pure and clean.However, if required, water might be supplied

from tube well within lease area .

Nil

Clay

Molding

Water Requirement:

Sources of water:

Energy & Power Requirement and Source

Fixed Chimney Plant requires burning of raw bricks in kiln which requires fuel. Fuel can be used in

form of burning wood, agriculture wastage or coal. It is feasible to burn coal as wood &

agriculture wastage are neither available as per need nor burning them is feasible. Diesel is also

required for mining operations and running of tractors and other transportation vehicles.

2

Fossil Fuels :

2

It is expected that the total water need is about 8 kilo litter per day in the mine. The details of

water balance of existing / proposed mining project are given below:

Availability of Water, its source, Energy/power requirement and source should be given -

Nil

Nil

2 Nil

Nil

Annual Requirement of Coal:

The average annual requirement of coal for the process will be estimated in table below-

Domestic (in KLD) Total Water

Requirement in

KLD

8

8

8

Nil

Nil

Nil

Green Belt Clay

Mining

1.28

1.28

1.283.22

3.22

3.22

3.22

3.22 Nil

Dust

Suppression

Nil

Coal Requirement :

8

8

8

8

3.22

3.22

3.22

Year

2

2

2

2

2

2

Mine Site (in KLD) Bricks Molding (in

KLD)

1.28

1.28

1.28

1.28

1.28

1.28

3.22

3.22 1.28

8

8

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S.N. Coal Need per

1 lac of Brick

(in MT)

Maximum Annual

Coal Requirement

(in MT)

1 12 147.930

2 12 147.930

3 12 147.930

4 12 147.930

5 12 147.930

6 12 147.930

7 12 147.930

8 12 147.930

9 12 147.930

10 12 147.930

B)

S.N. Power

requirement

1 2 HP

C)

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a)

b)

Domestic Purpose

Source of Electricity:

Total Estimated

Production of Raw

Bricks in No’s.

1232791

1232791

1232791

1232791

1232791

Solid Waste:

Quantity for diesel will depend upon the usage of transportation vehicle and other machineries

and level of achievement of estimated production. Diesel will be outsourced from nearby diesel

pumps.

Electricity will be required for Pumping of water and for administrative building & rest shelters.

The requirement of Power is estimated as under-

In the fix chimney brick manufacturing process some broken/ rejected brick may arises.

Moreover, ash gets generated due to burning of coal. Further mine waste may also get generated

in few quantity. These items requires their due management. Quantity of generation of

broken/rejected bricks and its manner of management has explained below-

Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their

management/disposal –

The power requirement for the project will be met by electricity lines of Chhattisgarh State Power

Distribution Company Limited available at village or nearby site area.

Electricity :

Particulars

1232791

1232791

1232791

1232791

2nd

Year

3rd

Year

Top Soil & overburden: Not Applicable

Mining Loss or OB or Useful Waste Material:

1232791

4th Year

5th

Year

6th Year

1st

Year

Year

Coal may be obtained from Surajpur or Gevra Dipka coal Project at Korba through coal auction

proceedings of S.E.C.L.

7th Year

8th Year

9th

Year

10th Year

Source of Coal


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Scheme for management/disposal –

c)

7th

Year

8thYear

9thYear

205.13

1849.2 MT

184.92

184.92

184.92

6th

Year

10thYear

205.13

205.13

205.13

2nd Year

3rd Year

4th

Year

5th

Year

ii) Non-saleable rejected or broken bricks, generated during operations have to be stored

separately in an open ground within lease area and will be disposed by using it to create haul

roads or for filling of pits at or around the proposed lease land.

iii) Generated ash from the plant will be reutilized for manufacturing of bricks by mixing it with

brick clay mix.

i) Mine wastage will be gathered on suitable area with in lease area for reclamation purpose.

Total

Sub grade material:

184.92

Mining loss/OB/

Waste in CUM

(10% of Clay

Excavation)

Rejected Bricks

in MT

(5% of Brick

Production)

205.13

205.13

205.13

205.13

205.13

205.13

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

184.92

No sub-grade mineral will be generated during excavation of clay. All ROM mineral will be used.

Only domestic effluent is expected to be generated which will be treated through septic tank

followed by soak pits.

Liquid Effluent:

Quantity of wastes and reject material expected to be generate

Year

1st Year

2051.3 CUM


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4. SITE ANALYSIS

Connectivity

(i)

Form & Use : Flat, Non Forest, Revenue land.

Ownership : Private land.

Forest - Nil Area (ha)- Nil 1.307 Hect. Area

Nil

Nil

Nil

(ii)

(iii) Social Infrastructure Available

Power line, telephone line, school, bank, govt. office, Hospital, Police station etc. at or from

Lundra.

Land form, Land Use & Land Ownership

The climate of Surguja district in general and the Lundra in particular is characterized by a hot

summer and a well-distributed rainfall during the southwestern monsoon season extending from

end of June to October. The area has 4 well-defined seasons in a year. The winter season

commences from early December and continues up to the end of February, summer season

extends from March to early June, rainy season generally from mid-June to September and the

post-monsoon season from October to November.

The study area consists of essentially Flat land . Gentle slope towards East, Maximum elevation of

the lease area is 717 meters above MSL towards West while the lowest elevation is 715 m in the

Eastern part of lease area.

Existing land use pattern: Existing land use pattern of the proposed mining area is given in below

table.

(i) waste land (Private),

(ii) grazing land,

(iii) Agriculture land,

(iv) others (specify)

The area is approachable from district office Surguja by fair weather road. The area is 19.00 km

from Surguja. The applied area is 1.00 KM away from Lamgaon bus stand. Hospital is available at

Gangapur at 700 m/Raghunathpur at 3.25 km distance. The nearest railway station is at

Ambikapur (22.50 km) (S.E.C.RLY) and Nearest active airport is Raipur (263.00 km).

Forest Area Non-forest Area

Climate Data from Secondary Sources:

Topography:

The road facility is already available which shall be used and properly maintained. Preference will

be given to local labor from nearby villages. Other requisite infrastructure as transport of mine

labors is available by way of jeep, two-wheeler. Medical facility is available for first aid at project

site.


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5. PLANNING BRIEF

(i)

(ii)

Proposed Land Use Pattern of Proposed Quarry Lease Area

1. 1.307 Hect.

2. 1.056 Hect.

3. 0.051 Hect.

4. 0.2 Hect.

5. 0 Hect.

6. 0 Hect.

1.307 Hect.

7. 0.051 Hect.

8. 0.051 Hect.

(iii)

Impact of the brick earth quarry mine will be positive, as it will upgrade the socio-economic status

of local inhabitants in the nearby areas by giving employments to poor people of nearby villages.

Due to this positive impact the living standard will increase and will lead to Educational

upliftment.

Assessment of infrastructure demand (physical and social)

Proposed Land Use Planning

Planning concept: It is a Brick Earth Clay mining project, for safe, scientific & systematic working

to follow the principles of safety & conservation of human health & mineral the planning for

mining of earth clay shall be governed by the approved Quarry Plan under Chhattisgarh Minor

Mineral Rules, 2015 vide letter no. 574 / Khanij / 2017 Balrampur, Dated 25/04/2017.

Population projection:

The project is very small in magnitude. The project will employ most of the workers from nearby

villages. There will not be any increase in population of the area due to the establishment of

project. However, few people from other area may migrate in this area for business

opportunities.

Unused Area within Lease area

Dumping Area proposed within proposed

Statutory/mine Boundary

Plantation Area proposed over the dump on obove

dumping area

Total Area (2+3+4+5+6) =

Total Lease Area

Area proposed under mining pits

Area covered by statuary/mine boundary

Area covered by Fixed Chimney/kiln

Area Kept for storage

Site services are required per the statutory provisions i.e. rest shelters, toilets, drinking water

facilities, safety appliances, and regular medical checkup facilities are suitably needs to be

provided for labors and their families. The health and safety of the employees is required to be

given first priority during the mining operation. Training program organize for first aid.

Planning concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc.) Town and country

Planning/Development authority Classification-

Site Services:


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6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE

(i) Industrial Area (Processing Area)

(ii)

(iii) Green belt

First aid:

Office and stores:

Amenities / Facilities:

The road facility is already available around 630 m from the site which shall be used and properly

maintained.

Apart from indirect manpower requirement for Driver, cleaner for loader & dumper, manager,

accountants; approx. 25 labours will be required directly for mining operation.

Other requisite infrastructure: Transport of mine labors is available by way of jeep, two-wheeler.

Medical facility is available for first aid at project site.

Power line, telephone line, school, bank, govt. office, Hospital, Police station etc. are the other

requisites needed for mine operation and social facilitation.

Residential Area (Non Processing Area)

No residential area is proposed for the project except temporary rest shelters proposed for

labors.

Under the afforestation plan, plantation in nearby villages and connecting roads be undertaken.

The implementation for development of greenbelt will be of paramount importance as it will not

only add up as an aesthetic feature but will also act as a pollution sink. The species to be grown in

the areas should be dust tolerant and fast growing species so that a permanent greenbelt is

created. Plantation in the barrier zone and roads is necessary as these areas will contain fine

particulates resulting from mining operation and vehicle movement Plantation will also be carried

out as social forestry programme in village, school and the areas allocated by the Panchayat/State

authorities. Native plants like Neem, Peepal, Khejri and other local species will be planted. A

suitable combination of trees that can grow fast and also have good leaf cover shall be adopted

to develop the greenbelt.

Fix Chimney Brick plant is proposed to be installed within the lease area. 2000 sqm area will be

occupied by chimney killen with on the lease area. This area will be sufficient for brick making

process.

Specified first Aid station is needed to be maintained at the site office and the rest shelter as per

applicable statutory provision.

Office and stores is needed to be provided as per applicable statutory provision.

Specific amenities / facilities are not required in this mining project. However the same can be

provided as per prescribed instructions.

Road & Connectivity:

Manpower Requirement:


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No. OF SAPLING

(iv)

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

Occupational Health and Safety works as follow-

1)

2)

3)

4)

(v)

Seesam, Bargad, Neem, Aam,

Pipal, etc.

For the social developmental program on the need base assessment some development program

will be undertaken by the project proponent i.e. development of or maintenance of urinals,

toilets, safety appliances & training program, confirming availability of pure and clean drinking

water, periodic health checkup program, transportation facility to labors and their children’s to

schools etc.

Drinking water is available in dug well and tube well at nearby village of the applied area which is

portable, pure and clean. It is also proposed to provide hand pump if needed in the lease area for

mitigating of drinking water, such hand pump will be arranged after taking statutory permission.

Social infrastructure

Year

1st Year

PROPOSED SITE

Along boundary of quarry area 100

Develop and implement training sessions for management, supervisors and workers on

health and safety practices and legislation;

Awareness program be conducted about likely occupational health hazards so as to have

preventive action in place.

Promote occupational health and safety within workers in mine and develop safer and

healthier ways of working;

Occupational Health and Safety are important. Periodic assessment of it will be useful. Identifying

workplace hazards, assessing risks to employee health and safety, are important. Health and

Safety points are also important in many of the environmental aspects of the workplace.

Except dust generation there is no source which can show a probability for health related

diseases and proper dust suppression will control dust generation and dispersion.

Drinking Water Management (source & supply of water):

Afforestation program shall be started with the commencement of mining operation with

simultaneous clearing of land by spreading of clay lumps along 1.0 m outer barrier of lease

boundary. 2.5m X 2.5m spacing with 0.6m depth have been suggested for sapling pits on which

local species i.e. Pipal, Neen, Aam, Arjun, Jamun, Imli, Sirus, Sisu, Karanj will be planted as the

following manner-

SPECIES

If/Where no plantation is possible within the mine due to rocky nature of lease area then

plantation on transportation road side or on the Government waste land as suggested/demarked

by Gram Panchayat/Nagar Panchayat/ local body will be done as per above plantation program.


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(vi)

(vii)

(viii)

A)

S.N.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

B)

S.N. Power

requirement1 2 HP

C)

Fossil Fuels :

Electricity :

Particulars

Domestic Purpose

Source of Electricity:

Fuel is to be used in form of Fuel is to be used in form coal for burning of Raw brick in Killen and

diesel for mining operations and running of tractors and other transportation vehicles. Quantity

for fuel will depend upon the usage of transportation vehicle and other machineries and level of

achievement of estimated production. Diesel will be outsourced from nearby diesel pumps.

Electricity will be required for Pumping of water and for administrative building & rest shelters.

The requirement of Power is estimated as under-

The power requirement for the project will be met by electricity lines of Chhattisgarh State Power

Distribution Company Limited available at village or nearby site area.

2nd Year 147.93

3rd Year 147.93

4th

Year 147.93

5th

Year 147.93

Industrial waste management: No industrial waste will be generated.

Power requirement & supply/source:

Sewerage System: No construction or sewage waste is expected from the mining process.

However the domestic waste from the toilets shall be given treatment through septic tank and

soak pit arrangement.

Annual Requirement of Coal:

The average annual requirement of coal for the process will be estimated in table below-

Year Maximum Annual

Coal Requirement

(in MT)

1st Year 147.93

Source of Coal

Coal may be obtained from Surajpur or Gevra Dipka coal Project at Korba through coal auction

proceedings of S.E.C.L.

6th Year 147.93

7th

Year 147.93

8th Year 147.93

9th Year 147.93

10th Year 147.93


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7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT (R&R) PLAN:

8. PROJECT SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES

A)

B) Estimated project cost of the project -

S.N. Amount in Lacs

1 8.00

2 0.50

3 10.00

4 0.50

5 1.00

20.00

9. RECOMMENDATIONS

Likely date of start construction and likely date of completion (time schedule for project) –

Particulars

Land Cost (market value)

Administrative Building & Rest Shelters

No R&R plan is required as the mine area does not cover any habitation. Hence the mining

activity does not involve any displacement of human settlement. No public buildings, places,

monuments etc. exist within the lease area or in the vicinity of the mine lease area. The mining

operation will not disturb/ relocate any village or need resettlement. Thus no adverse impact is

anticipated.

Impact of the clay mining will be positive, as it will upgrade the socio-economic status of local

inhabitants in the nearby areas by giving employments to poor people of nearby villages. Due to

this positive impact the living standard will increase and will lead to educational upliftment.

The proposed mining project will be started after obtaining Environmental Clearance of quarry

lease and order to enter in lease area by District Collector (Mining Branch). Consent to establish &

operate from CGCECB will also be taken if instructed by DEIAA.

Effect on Flora & Fauna: Nil

Mining is restricted to very small area. No study have been conducted or record found on effect

on Floora & Fauna for mine area. However mining activity causes impact on flora and fauna due

to land degradation/deforestation etc.,

Chimney Killen, Mining Machineries & Equipment’s

Land Development & Establishment cost

Others

Total Cost of Project :

In any human activity there are always possibilities of finding various options. Project proponent has

decided to examine and adopt one such option that will be both environment friendly and best suited

for clay production. Various alternatives in terms of site, technology, and equipment are considered. A

final selection is thus arrived–


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(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

Vishal Shukla

Date : / /2017

Place : Bramhpara

The Project is viable and environmental friendly as it’s a development project for the State &

Country.

Increased financial benefits accruing to state and central agencies by ways of taxes, royalties,

cesses etc.

Signature of the applicant

The Proposal is for the Environment Clearance of the Proposed Mine.

The quarry project will create local employment to the villagers and they will get employment

in nonagricultural season.

The Proposal does not require further Infrastructure facilities other than few Mining

Machineries.


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