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DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT DISTRICT

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SAND MINING OR RIVER BED SAND MINING:

.. Prepared under

" A) Appendix -X of MOEFCC, GOI Notification S.O 141(E) dated 15/0112016 •_, B) Sustaniable Sand Mining Guideliness C) MOEFCC, GOI,Notification S.O. 3611(E) dated 25/07/2018

(2019-2020) Prepared By

District Mining Officer, Collector Officer, Ratnagiri Declaration

In compliance to the notification, guidelines issued by Ministry

if Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of

India, New Delhi, District Survey Re'port for is

prepared and published.

Place : Ratnagiri Date: 29/03/2019

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DISTlI'ICl BOUHCAIh' • ,. DISTRICT ...,.;.oQUAAT&:N TAi..I..IKA BOtl"O~Y • ... ',"-UK'" HlAO~- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • OBJECTIVE:- • The main objective of the preparation of District Survey Report (as per the • 'Sustainable Sand Mining Guideline) is to ensure the following: • Identification of the areas of aggradations or deposition where mining can be • allowed and identification of areas of erosion and proximity to infrastructural structures and installation where mining should be prohibited and calculation of annual rate of replenishment • and allowing time for replenishment after mining in the area. • • 1.0 Introduction: • Whereas by notification of the Government of in erstwhile Ministry of Environment, • Forest issued vide number S.O. 1533 (E),dated the 14 th September,2006 published in the • Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II ,Section 3, Subsection (ii)(hereafter referred to as the • said notification) directions have been given regarding the prior environment clearance; and whereas, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has amended the said • notification vide S.O. 141 (E)dated 15 th January,2016 wherein the procedure for preparation • of District Survey Report for minor mineral has been prescribed; in above said notification • for Appendix -X, appendix X(See paragraph 7 (iii) (a) is substituted; wherein procedure for • preparation of District Survey Report for Sand mining or riverbed mining is prescribed vide • the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change notification No. S. o. 3611 (E), dated zs"July, 2018.This District Survey Report is prepared as per procedure given in above • notificationGovernment of India, Ministry of Mines, New Delhi Vide notification dated io" • February, 2015, has declared Silica Sand as minor mineral in addition to the minerals already • declared minor minerals. Accordingly this District Survey Report is prepared only for Sand • Mining or Riverbed Mining. • Ratnagiri district is located in South-Western part of State on the Arabian Sea • Coast. The surrounding area is bordered by the Sahyadry hill ranges on the East and Arabian • Sea on the West. More or less plain to undulating terrain towards North it is bordered by • and to south by . Total area of the district is 82,498 • Sq.Kilometers. • • • • • • • • • • • It is located and lies between latitude- 16° 30' North to 18° 4' North and • longitude 73° 52' East to 73° 53' East. As per 2001 Census Survey total Population is • 16,96,777, out of which 7,94,498 male & 9,02,279 females. It has North-South length of about • 225 Kilometers and average East West extension of about 64 Kilometers. , Sangali • and are lies along the eastern border of the District, Raigad district in the North, the • Arabian Sea in the West and Sindhudurg district in the South. Ratnagiri district has • Sr. No. Name of Sub Division Name of Tahsil • 1 1. • 2. Dapoli • 2 Khed 1. Khed 3 1. • - 2. Chiplun ..- • 4 Ratnagiri 1. Sangmeshwar .-. • 2. Ratnagiri - • 5 Rajapur 1. • 2. Rajapur • • It is having total 1,515 Villages and 8,102 habitations. Geographically total area of the district is of about 8,249Sq. Kilometers. Over 85 % of • the land Surface in Ratnagiri is hilly. All rivers in the district originate in Sahyadri hill ranges • and flow from East to West and merge in Arabian Sea.In Ratnagiri district the main rivers are • Savitri, Vashishthi, Shastri,Jagbudi, Kajali, Bav, Muchkundi and Jaitappur. • On the basis of topography of the area ; it can be divided in three major zones namely ( 1) • the hilly zone( Sahyadri)-It includes hill range towards east along hill top/surrounding 15 Kilometer area, ( 2) middle zone(Valati) - It includes area after 15 kilometer from hills and • 15 kilometer area fromArabian Coast and ( 3 ) Coastal zone ( Khalati)- it includes area • between coast& middle part. • Geologically river Sand , Silt and beach sand deposits cover of about 165 Sq. • Kilometers area, Laterite rocks are exposed over an area of 3,299 Sq. Kilometers area, • Basalt ( Deccan Trap rocks) are covering over an area of about 4,536 Sq. Kilometers area • • • • 3 • • • • • • • 2.0.0verview of Mining Activity in the District: • In Ratnagiri District Silica Sand, Laterite, Ilmenite Sand, Bauxite, Quartzite, Sand/River • Bed Sand, Sand Stone and Basalt Stones are mined from various places in the District. • Stone aggregates are prepared from Quartzite and Basalt aroused for concrete mixture. • Laterite is also mined for industrial purposes then it is termed as "Specified minor mineral" and when it is mined for laterite chiras used as building stone it is termed as minor mineral. • Also basalt and laterite chiras are also used as building stones. These all minerals are termed • as minor minerals. Map showing location of occurrence of minor mineral is appended below ; • • • RATNAGIRI DISTRICT

¥NC'S"-'U!!4 • DISTRICT MNING PlAN FOR MINOR MINERALS IN • RATNAGIRI DISTRICT. • • • •

• @ .... .,.,c..... ,.IT"'fl! __ ~~1) • •• .. • --, • 0 • • • • • • DlSTRJCT IAlNING OFFICE • COLLECTOR OFFICE. RATNAGIRI • • • • • • • • .'• • Total 11 mining leases were granted of mining of ilmenite sand, total 5 mining leases granted • for Silica Sand and 3 mining leases for bauxite (Major Mineral) and of about 68 Mining lease • spot for river bed sand are identified. • • 3.0. PROFILE OF RATNAGIRI DISTRICT • • 3.1 Mapof Ratnaglrl district. • RA TNA GIRl RAIGARH (Mahsrsshtra) • N Map nd to> s.,.", • Oootnct~ • f -1oI_"'_-~,., Road R~T""'" • SATARA Ooe>t.~ ® • r_._..".,. o 1- • Toun'lltP!6C. Airpctt • SHPo,r1 • • • • • • • KOLHAPUR • • 3.2 Brief History of the District • Ratnagiri district forms a part of the greater tract known as the ''. This • tract is historically famous for its long coast line and convenient harbors', together with • its comparative nearness to the Arabian Coast. For the administrative convenience • and industrial and agricultural development Ratnagiri district was divided into Ratnagiri • and Sindhudurg with effect from 1st May 1981. The word 'Konkan' is of Indian origin • • • 5 • • • • • • and Sand Stones, Shales ( Kaladagis) and river beds covers over an area of about 248 Sq. • Kilometers. • Hydro geologically, the district is hilly, 85 % area of the district comes under hilly zone. There • is very less potential for ground water development. Most of the wells in the district are domestic wells. Eastern portion of the district covered by Basalt and heavily eroded due to • highly undulating topography and high rain fall. • Weathered mantle is very thin, hence most of the wells in this area are seasonal. • Average depth is about 8 to 10 meters, Western portion of the district is mostly covered by • Lateritic plateau. Laterite rock thickness ranges between6 meters to 60 meters. Laterite is • highly porous and permeable ,hence watertable fluctuation is more. Wells in this zone are deep. Lithomergic clay located below Laterite acts as an aquiclude. Existing Bore hole data • indicates that deeper aquifer is also not promising. Average depth of boreholes is about 50 to • 60 meters. Bore well success ratio is also poor and percentage of high yielding bores is very • less. • Hot water springs are found in various parts of the district. Temperature of these • springs ranges from 33.5 degree (C) to 61.0 degree (C) Important springs in the district are • a) Unhavare, b) Aravalli, • c) Unhale, • d) Rajawadi & • e) Sangameshawar. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 • • .,.. • • • and of considerable antiquity, though the origin of the name has never been sufficiently • explained. The seven kingdoms of the Konkan of Hindu mythology are mentioned in • the 'Hindu History of Kashmir' and are said to have included nearly the whole west • coast of India. The Pandavas, are said to have passed through this region in the 13the • year of their exile and had settled in this area for some time. The Raja of this region Veerat Ray had accompanied them in the famous war at Kurukshetra with the • Kauravas. In Ratnagiri district there are caves at Chiplun, Khed, , • , Gavhani-Velgaum and Vade padel. In the 2nd Century A.D. the great • empire of Mauryas take possession of the entire Konkan coast. In the middle of the • Sixth Century, Kings of the Maurya and Nala dynasties appear to have been ruling in • the Konkan. The district of Ratnagiri was under the Silaharas and the capital of their • kingdom was probably and later it may have been transferred to a more central place in the vicinity of Ratnagiri or Kharepatan. was one of the most • ancient towns in Konkan, probably founded by Chandraditya , a son of the Chalukya • King Pulakeshin II. The Portuguese power slowly declined and with the rise of , • the hold of Sultans on the district was lost by 1675 and the district passed finally into • the hands of Marathas. Marathas continued to rule the district till 1817 i.e., when the • struggle between the British ad the Peshvas come to an end and the whole of Konkan • was transferred to the British. In 1819 South Konkan was formed as a separate district. Its headquarters was first at and later at Ratnagiri. Three northern sub-divisions • were transferred to district in 1830 and the district was reduced to a sub• • collectorate level under . In 1833, it was again made a full pledged district • and named as Ratnagiri district. In 1891 the district had the following sub-division • Devgad, Ratnagiri, Sangameshwar, Vengurla, Malwan, Rajapur, Chiplun, Khed, Dapoli talukas and Guhagar and Mandangad petas. There were no major changes between " 1891 and 1931. In 1945 and in 1949 (from Sawantwadi) and Lanja new • tahsils were formed. With the reorganization of the States in 1956, the district was • included in the Bombay State. Since 1960, it forms a part of Maharashtra. At the time • of 1961 Census the district comprised of 11 talukas and 4 tahsils included 1,516 • inhabited villages covering 13 towns. During the decade of 1961-71, the tahsils were • upgraded as talukas; thus raising the number of talukas to 15. In 1971, the district had • 15 Tahsils comprising of 1,519 villages (including 5 uninhabited) and 15 towns. With • • • 7 • • .. • • • the upgrading of hamlets and wadis in the district, the total number of villages has gone • upto 2,043 (including 5 uninhabited) in 1981. Kankavli census town was created in • 1981. Due to declassification the number of towns has gone down from 15 in 1971 to • 13 in 1981. After the 1981 census the district has been divided into two. Ratnagiri and • Sindhudurg. In 1991 Ratnagiri district has 9 Tahsils and 8 towns with 4 uninhabited • villages and 1,515 inhabited villages. During 2001, Census Number of Tahsils are some as 9 (in 1991), but 3 Census towns declassified, 5 villages received the status of • census towns and 26 new villages have been created after 1991Census. • • 3.3 Administrative Set-Up • Ratnagiri district is included in . Thus for 2001 census the • State has 35 districts spread over 6 divisions in Maharashtra. Ratnagiri district consist • of 10 towns and 1543 villages spread over 9 Tahsils viz., Mandangad (109), Dapoli • (176), Khed (215), Chiplun(165),Guhagar (121), Ratnagiri (199), Sangameshwar (198), Lanja (122), and Rajapur (238). For administrative purposes, the district is divided into • 5 sub-divisions viz., Ratnagiri, Dapoli, Khed, Rajapur and Chiplun and 9 Tahsils. • Ratnagiri sub-division includes Ratnagiri, Sangameshwar and Dapoli sub-division • includes Dapoli, Mandangad and Khed sub- division includes Khed and Chiplun sub• • division includes Chiplun, Guhagar and Rajapur sub-division includes Rajapur, Lanja • Tahsils. • 3.4 Physical features • a) Location and Size • • Ratnagiri district lies along the west coast forming a part of traditional 'Konkan Land' between 160 13' to 180 04' North Latitudes and 730 02' to 73 0 52' East • Longitudes. The district is bounded by Raigarh district in the north, Arabian Sea towards • the west, Sindhudurg district on the south and Satara, and Kolhapur districts to • the east. The headquarters of the district is at Ratnagiri, a town having population of • 70,383 persons, which is 370 kms far from capital of Maharashtra, . It is well • connected from Mumbai and Kanyakumari by which passes through • the district. District also has a good network of roads which connects it from the other • • • • • • • • • • parts of the country. The district has an area of 8,208sq.kms and a population of • 1,696,777 persons as per Census 2001. While the area of the district accounts for 2.7 • percent of the total area of the State, the districts populationconstitutes1.8 percent of • the total population of the State. The density of population is 207 persons per sq. km. • Among the 35 districts of the State, the district ranks 18th in terms of area, 23rd in terms • of population and 27th in terms of density. • b) Physiographic India has been divided into four macro level physical divisions i.e. The Northern • Mountains, The Great Plains, The Deccan Plateau, and The Coastal Plains and • Islands. Maharashtra falls under two of these macro level divisions 1) The Deccan • Plateau, and 2) The Coastal Plains and Islands. The north-south running Sahyadri • range separates these two divisions. The Deccan Plateau lies to the east while the • Coastal Plains and Islands lie to the west up to the Arabian Sea. The Deccan Plateau is much larger of the two divisions and includes twenty nine districts of the State while • only six districts lie in the Coastal Plains and Islands. The whole Deccan Plateau is • sub-divided into 12 mesa regions. Of these, only 2 mesa regions i.e. Northern • Maharashtra and The Maharashtra Plateau lie within the State. Northern Maharashtra • is further divided into 2 micro regions i.e. The Tapi-Purna Valley and The Wardha• • Penganga- Wainganga Plain. The Maharashtra Plateau is also further sub-divided into • 2 micro regions i.e. The Eastern Plateau and The Western Plateau with Protruded Hills. The Coastal Plains and Islands are divided into 4 mesa regions i.e. Gujarat • Region, Western Coastal Region, Eastern Coastal Region and The Islands. Of these, • The Western Coastal Region covers Maharashtra. This region is divided into 4 micro • level regions i.e. Maharashtra Littoral, Goa Coast, Karnataka Coast and North Kerala • Coast. Only Maharashtra Littoral falls within the state of Maharashtra. The hierarchies • of these macro, mesa and micro level physiographical divisions within Maharashtra • State are asbelow: • • • • • • • • • • • • • (A) Deccan Plateau: • (i) Northern Maharashtra: • (a) Tapi-Purna Valley: Includesthe districts of Nandurbar, , , • Buldana, , and . • (b) Wardha-Penganga-Wainganga Plain: Includes the districts of Wardha, • , , ,Gondiya, and Chandrapur. • (ii) Maharashtra Plateau: • (a) Eastern Maharashtra: Includes the districts of , Jalna, • , Hingoli, , Bid, Osmanabad, , , Sangli • and Kolhapur.

• (b) Western Maharashtra with Protruded Hills: Includes the districts of • ,Ahmadnagar, and Satara. • (B) Coastal Plains and Islands: • (i) Western Coastal Plains: • (a) Maharashtra Littoral: Includes the districts of Thane, Palghar, • Mumbai (Suburban), Mumbai, Raigarh,Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg. • Ratnagiri district forms a part of the Maharashtra littoral, the micro level division of Coastal Plains. District as a whole is a hilly • tract. Over 85 per cent of the land surface is hilly. On the basis of • local variation in relief and other characteristics the district can be • grouped into three parts. • (b) The Sahyadri Hills, which is main system of hills and spreads • along the eastern boundary of the district • • (i) Ratnagiri Plateau the transverse chains of small hills which • projecting towards west from the Sahyadri hills and run • parallel to each other. and • (ii) The Ratnagiricoast. • • • • • • • • • • • (i) Sahyadri Hills in the district spread elongated over the • parts of Mandangad, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar, • Lanja and Rajapur Tahsil in the north-south direction in • the extreme east of the district. The hills have an • elevation of over 200 meters which is more than 600 meters at the upper reaches and is characterized by

• having very steep slopes. The highest spot height is 1,239

• meters in Khed Tahsil. It slopes towards west. In fact it is

• western scarp of Sahyadri. It is densely covered by • forests.

• (ii) The Ratnagiri plateau has an elongated north-south • extent varying considerably in width through the • centre of the district. It covers parts of all the Tahsils of • the district. In this portion hill ranges run parallel to • each other and as a result the numerous streams, • which flow through the valleys, have formed a parallel • drainage pattern. The height of plateau varies between • 100 meters and 200 meters from mean sea level. The • slopes of hills have partly eroded, yellowish red soils, • which are shallow in depth, coarse in texture and poor • in fertility. However in Kharif season, rice, ragi, small • millets, Kodra, Kulthi, Udid etc. are grown in this area. • In the valleys areca nut and coconut gardens thrive • well in deep sandy loams. Cashew nut, Jackfruits, • Kokam and world renowned Alphonso mangoes are • also grown on the slope of hills, mainly in Ratnagiri and • Rajapur Tahsils. • • • • 11 • • .. • • • • • (iii) The Ratnagiri Coast is extending in a narrow strip of • land running the entire length of the district covering • parts of Rajapur, Ratnagiri, Guhagar, Dapoli and • Mandangad Tahsils. It attains the height below 100 meters. This coast is cliffy and erosion seems to be

• predominant as can be seen from the number of wave

• cut platform and cliffs. Beaches,in general, are not well • developed and are very narrow and occur only in small • patches. Some patches of salty land are also found in • the low lying areas. These coastal strips in Dapoli, • Guhagar, Ratnagiri and Rajapur Tahsils have a deep • sandy loam soils. In which coconut and areca nut • gardens thrive well. Rice, Ragi, Kulthi and other crops • are grown in the kharif season. • c) Drainage

• All the rivers in the district originate from Sahyadri ranges and flow from • east to west and merge in the Arabian Sea. Vasishthi is the most important river • of the district from the point of view of length as well as navigational facilities. • Other rivers of some importance are Shastri, Bav, Ratnagiri, Muchkundi, • Jaitapur and Jagbudi. However, the rivers in this district one of great value from • the point of view of navigation and fisheries. Parts of these rivers are tidal. • d) Rainfall • Climatic conditions in the district are strongly influenced by its • geographical conditions. Being a coastal district, variation in the temperature • during the day and throughout the season is not large. Maximum temperature at • the coast rarely goes beyond 3SoCand in the interior; it seldom crosses 40°C • owing to proximity to the sea. Climate of the district is very humid and relative • humidity seldom goes below 50 percent. Total rainfall and its month wise • • • 12. • • • • • • distribution is an important factor affecting crop production and land use • intensity. The average annual rainfall in the district is 3787 mm. nearly 91 • percent of rainfall is received in fourmonths i.e., June to September. Therefore, • crop production is concentrated only in kharif season and there is very little • cropping in rabior hot weather season. Since, the rainfall is very high and • assured the kharif season crop is assured. The concentration of rainfall during four months coupled with lateritic soils has imposed restrictions on availability of • irrigation facilities and also drinking water in summer season. There are some • post monsoon rains in October and November, which enable growing some rabi • pulses and vegetables after harvest of kharif rice on residual moisture. Rajapur • (4616mm) and Sangameshwar (4785 mm) are the high rainfall receiving tahsils • in Ratnagiri district. • e) Climate • • Ratnagiri district being a coastal district, the variation of temperature during the day and through the seasons is not large. Owing to the proximity of the sea, the • percentage of humidity is more and the climate is generally moist and humid. Broadly, • the year may be divided into three seasons, the summer season from March to May, • the monsoon season from June to October and the winter season from November to • February. In the hot season, temperature rises slowly from March to May and May is • the hottest month. With the onset of the monsoon, the temperature drops by three to four degrees. Day temperature during the monsoon is lower than those in the cold • season. In the post-monsoon months of October and November, day temperature • increases and days in October are as hot as in May. Night temperature is the lowest in • January. Rajapur has the highest maximum temperature i.e. 34°C and Chiplun has the • lowest minimum temperature i.e. 18°C. Generally the temperature of the district • fluctuated between 20°Cto 33.50C. Within the district, the seasons show local variation • also. Some of the areas of the coast are the most pleasant, particularly in hot months sea breeze is enjoyable nearly throughout the day. Further inland, during the hot • months both days and nights can be impressive more so in the tract at the foot of the • . Along the coast the maximum temperature rarely goes beyond 400 • • • • 13 • • .. • • • centigrade. During the monsoon, skies are heavily clouded. Winds are very strong and •.. mainly westerly or southwesterly. The monsoon bursts over the district generally by the beginning of June and the • rains continue with little intermission till about the middle of October. Rainfall is not • uniform in all parts of the district. It increases rapidly from the coast towards the • Western Ghats on the eastern border of the district. In and around Ghats rainfall is very • heavy. Practically the entire annual rainfall occurs during the months from June to • October. Highest rainfall is received in the month of July. The highest annual rainfall • occurs in Rajapur town i.e. 4589.0 mm. and the lowest annual rainfall reported in Guhagar towns i.e. 3091.0 mm. During the pre and post monsoon months, the district • experiences very strong winds sometimes reaching gale force particularly near the • coast and heavy rain in association with cyclonic storms which develop in the Arabian • sea and move in close proximity to the coast. Thunderstorms are common in the post • monsoon months and the latter part of the hot season. • f) Natural Wealth Minerals

• Of all the districts in Konkan Division, Ratnagiri district seems to be • favourably placed with regard to the availability of some of the important • minerals. Manganese and Iron Ores are found in the southern part of Ratnagiri • district. Limonite is found along the coast from Purangad to Malgund in • Ratnagiri Tahsil. Silica is found in Rajajpur Tahsil, Bauxite is found in • Mandangad and Dapoli Tahsils. Rajapur Tahsil is also blessed with deposits of silica sand and annually thousands of tons of silica sand is being dispatched to • places like Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur, Belgaum, Ichalkaranji etc. The feldspar, a • minor mineral found in this district can be used in the manufacture of potteries. • Other minor minerals found in the district are mica, mineral pigments such as • clay, asbestos, building stones, glass, sand, copper, salt, limestone etc. • Radioactive, minerals like Uranium oxide are also found in some parts of the • district. • • • • • 14 • ., • • • • • g) Fisheries • Ratnagiri is one of the most important maritime district in Maharashtra. Therefore, marine fishery is naturally an important economic activity in the district. • Fishing is done all along the coast, in the sea, generally up to 65 kms from the coast. • The important fishery centres in the district are Harnai, Dabhol, Jaigad, Ratnagiri and • Jaitapur. Fishing activities are carried out during nine months from September to May. • The commercially important varieties of fish available in quantities are Bangada, Tarli, • Pedva, Mushi, Shingada, Paplet, Halwa, Gedar, Surmai, Zinga, Dhoma, Ghol, Karli, and Ravas etc. besides these clam and oysters are also available along the entire • coastal line, mainly in the creeks and backwaters. A major portion of the fish caught is • transported by sea to Mumbai. There is also a good local demand at Chiplun, • Sangmeshwar and Lanja. About 60 per cent of the fish is sold fresh, 30 per cent salt • and wet cured and about 10 per cent sundried. The salt dried fish goes even to more • distant towns in Maharashtra and in southern States. The sundried small fish is • powered in the local grinding mill at Ratnagiri. Oil from Shark liver is extracted at various centres. Supply of Shark fins and air bladders of fishes form an important item • of trade. Prawns are also exported. With a view to improve the socio-economic • condition of the fishermen and to augment the fish supply, several developmental • schemes are introduced by the Fisheries Department. • h) Soil and Cropping Pattern • • The soil of the district is generally classified in three parts i.e. (1) Lateritic soil (2) • Salty soil and (3) Coastal alluviums. • i) Lateritic soil • The predominant soils in the district are lateritic soils and extensive • spreads of lateritic are noticed throughout the district. They vary in colour from • red to brownish red, owing to the preponderance of hydrated iron oxides. They • are fairly well supplied with nitrogen and organic matter. Their texture is loamy. • They are porous and not retentive of moisture. These soils are found in several • grades, the main being rice soil and varkas soil. Both of these soils are available • • • 15 • • • • • • on the slopes of the hill and are partly eroded yellowish red and poor in fertility. • Further they are shallow in depth and coarse in texture. Ragi (nagIi) is the • principal crop in these soils and it responds well to suppliers of nitrogen and • phosphate. The cultivation of groundnut has also picked up in the recent year. • The district is famous for its mango crop specially the world renowned Alphonso. • Plenty of Cashew nut grows in this area. On the mountain tops are the perennial • forests, where varkas soils are rich in humus because of their being protected • from erosion. They are reddish-brown in colour. • Most of these soil being brought under plantations. Entire landscape is also dotted with Coconut, Kokum, Areca nut and Jackfruit trees which thrive well • in these soils and climate. Spices like pepper and other pulses are also • cultivated especially in the coastal area. • • j) Salty soil • Due to the inundation of the sea a part of the coastal soils has become • salty. They are locally known as 'Khar' 'Khajan'. • k) Coastal alluviums • The coastal strips have deep sandy loams and in these soils coconut and • areca nut gardens thrive well. • I) Forest • • This includes all land classified as forest under any legal enactment dealing with • forest or administered as forest, whether state owned or private and whether wooded • or simply maintained as forest land. Within the forest area itself there may be occasionally cultivated patches or grazing lands, but such area are shown under • column 19 as forest. The process of regularization of land grants and effecting relevant • changes in the basic records of survey and settlement are somewhat protracted and • time consuming. Therefore the information based on records is in some cases at least, • likely to be different when compared with the actual field situation. • • • • • • •.. • • m) Industry • .. Industrially, Maharashtra is one of the advanced states in the country but • Ratnagiri is one of the most industrially under-developed districts in the state. There are • very few industries in the district. They are located in Ratnagiri, Chiplun and Khed Tahsils. The employment in non- agricultural sector depends mainly upon the village ..• and cottage industries. The industrial policy of the state is based on the decision to encourage industries in the developing and under developed areas in the district and to • disperse industries from the heavily congested areas of Mumbai, Thane and Pune. In • the district, there are industrial estates in Mirzole (Ratnagiri), Zadgaon (Ratnagiri), • (Chiplun) and Loteparshuram (Khed) village. The main large scale industries • located in these industrial estates are J.K. Files, Narmada Cement, Henkel Chemicals Ltd, Safeast Company Pvt. Ltd., Ganekhadpoli Mahalaxmi Textile Chiplun, Nocil Lote • mad Khed and Febina Textile Chiplun. Medium sized industries include Lihan • Chemicals, Vanaj engineering Sadvali, Standard Compositors Chiplun and Konkan • Steel Ltd. Chiplun. The most important small scale industries in the district are cashew • nut processing, having a great demand in the national market, fruit preservation and • Silica processing. Other registered units are oil mills, saw mills, cements product, sodium silicate, laundry soap, printing, book binding, bidi making etc. Which are located • in Ratnagiri and Chiplun Tahsils. By the size of employment generated fishing is the • largest occupation in the district. Powder of dry fish is also used as a fertilizer; steel as • well as aluminium utensils are also prepared in Chiplun Tahsil. Iron door, Windows and • Trunks are prepared in Ratnagiri Tahsil. •.. n) Trade and Commerce The district is well known for the "Alphonso" and "Raiwal" varieties of • mangoes, mango plants are mainly grown in Ratnagiri Tahsil. The chief • manufactured articles of the district are Ayurvedic medicine, bakery products, • confectionary, refined oil, paper cable, wine, pickle, mango pulp etc. and chief exported commodities are mango, cashew nut, rice, fish, coconut, clay pots, • wine, alphanso mango, mango slices. They are mainly exported to Mumbai, •.. Pune, Kolhapur, Belgaum, apart from the weekly markets and fairs, Dapoli, • • • 17 • • • • • • • Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar, Ratnagiri and Rajapur are important trade • centres also. • 3.5 Demographic features • Growth of population in Ratnagiri District: - • Table No: 3.1 • Area, Housesand population in 2001 • Area in Km2 8208 km2 • population per km2 207 • No. of Households 377366 • Population (Total) 1697000 • Males (Number) 795000 • Female (Number) 902000 • (Source: District socio - economic Review 2006-07) • • Table No. 3.2 • Population and land Area % distribution. Topic Area 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 • km2 India 3287263 439234771 548159652 683329097 846421039 1028737436 • Maharashtra 307713 39553718 50412235 62782818 78937187 96878627 • Ratnagiri 8208 1146243 1278742 1379655 1544057 16,96,777 ..- • (Source: census 2001) • Ratnagiri district is divided into nine blocks with a total of 1516 villages and 837 • Grampanchayats. The total population of the district (2001 census) is 16,96,777 , out of • 794498 is male and 902279 is female. The growth of population from 1991 to 2001 • was 9.89 percent (annual growth rate 0.99%) which is lower than the State average • and all India average. This could be attributed to migration of adult male workers to • Mumbai and Pune for jobs. There is very little urbanization.Only11.33 percent population is urban and 88.67percent is rural. The density of population per sq. km is • 207 as against 315 for Maharashtra. The overall literacy percentage in the district is • • • 19 • • • • • • • 75.05. The literacy percentage is high in male (85.89 percent) than female • (65.77percent). • Distribution of Population in Rural-Urban Areas • Table No. 3.3 • Decadal Chang in Population Of Tahsils by Residence, 1991-2001 • Tahsil Population Percentage of urban • population • 1991 2001 1991 2001 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban • Mandangad 68,198 68,198 0 70,593 70,593 0 - 0.0 • Dapoli 179,284 157,153 22,131 193,430 177,567 15,863 12.3 8.2 • Khed 181,935 170,647 11,288 194,515 180,702 13,813 6.2 7.1 Chiplun 248,704 38,286 281,081 224,150 224,150 56,931 15.4 20.3 • Guhagar 122,135 122,135 0 142,259 139,052 3,207 - 2.3 • Ratnagiri 251,619 195,090 56,529 302,261 222,641 79,620 22.5 26.3 • Sangam eshwar 206,530 206,530 0 214,819 214,819 0 - 0.0 • Lanja 106,211 106,211 0 113,153 100,877 12,276 - 10.8 Rajapur 179,441 169,619 9,822 184,666 174,167 10,499 5.5 5.7 • District Total 1,544,057 1,406,001 138,056 1,696,777 1,504,568 192,209 8.9 11.3 • According to the 2001 Census the district Ratnagiri has a total • population of 1,696,777 comprising of 794,498 males and 902,279 females. The • population of the district in Census 2001 is 9.9 percent higher than the district • population of 1,544,057 in 1991 Census. Among 9 Tahsil of the district, Ratnagiri • Tahsil (302,261) is the most populous and Mandangad Tahsil (70,593) the least. Other • Tahsils in order of their population are 1) Chiplun(281,081), 2) Sangameshwar (214,819), 3) Khed (194,515),4) Oapoli (193,430),5) Rajapur (184,666),6) Guhagar • (142,259) and 7) Lanja (113,153). As examination of the rural - urban distribution of • population reveals that 1,504,568 persons constituting 88.7 percent of the total • population is concentrated in rural areas, while 192,209 persons constituting 11.3 • percent of total populations are living in urban areas of the district. Although in • • 13 • • • • • •

• absolute numbers the number of people living in rural areas has increased from • 1,406,001 in 1991 to 1,504,568 in 2001, in terms of percentage the people residing in • rural areas has decreased from 91.1 percent in 1991 to 88.7 percent in 2001 Census. • While in urban areas has increased from 138,056 in 1991 to 192,209 in 2001, in terms • of percentage the people residing in urban areas it has increased from 8.9 percent in • 1991 to 11.3 percent in 2001 Census. Among nine Tahsils, two Tahsils -Madangad and Sangmeshwar have no urban population. The Tahsils Mandangad and • Sangameshwar do not have urban area. It may be observed that Ratnagiri Tahsil and • Chiplun Tahsil have 26.3 percent and 20.3 percent urban population respectively in • 2001 Census. • 3.6 Literacy rate in district- • According to census • "A person who could read and write a simple message in any language, with • understanding, was considered a literate." • In Ratnagiri District literacy rate has increased from 23.16% in 1960 to 75.05 % • in 2001.lt is significantly higher in urban than in rural areas. • Table No: 3.4 • Gender wise and Region wise Literacy rate Reference period 1960- 2009 • (In %) • 1960-61 1770-71 1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 • Male 37.48 48.23 55.65 76.64 85.89 • Female 11.83 26.19 43.66 51.61 65.77 • Total 23.16 35.89 43.87 62.70 75.05 • Rural 22.74 33.49 41.54 64.15 73.32 -- • Urban 49.54 60.14 68.33 84.01 88.26 • (Source: Ratnagiri District socio - economic review 2009) • (By Census) Figures in Percentage • • • • • • • • • • • Table No. 3.S • Literacy rates for India, Maharashtra, Konkan and Ratnagiri - 2001 • • Area Total Male Female • India 65 75 54 • Maharashtra 77 85.97 67.03 • Konkan 82.93 89.10 75.75 • Ratnagiri 75.05 85.89 65.77 • Table No. 3.6 • Number and Percentage Of Literates In District - 2001 Number • Total/ Percentage Gap in of male,female Rural/ Males Females literates of literates Males Females • Urban Persons literacy Persons rate • Total 1,095,833 578,330 517,503 75.1 85.9 65.8 20.1

• Rural 946,656 498,807 447,849 • 73.3 85.0 63.6 21.5 Urban 149,177 79,523 69,654 88.3 91.7 84.7 7.0

• .. ""_ • (Source: Census Handbook of Ratnaqiri district - 2001)

• In the district reported 1095833 persons as literates. They constitute 75.1 percent of the • total population (excluding 0-6 age group) of the district. For the district as a whole the • literacy rate for males is higher than that of females. The Tahsilwise break-up shows that • Ratnagiri Tahsil has the highest literacy rate of 79.6 percent while Lanja Tahsil has the lowest • literacy rate (69.2 percent). Male literacy rate is highest in Chiplun Tahsil (89.1 percent) and lowest in Lanja Tahsil (81.7 percent). Female literacy rate is highest in Ratnagiri tahsil (72.0 • percent) and lowest in Lanja Tahsil (58.9 percent). As regards rural areas of the district, the • literacy rate is 73.3 percent for the district with male and female literacy rates of 85.0 percent • and 63.6 percent respectively. Ratnagiri Tahsil has the highest literacy rate of 77.0 percent, • while Lanja Tahsil has the lowest literacy rate 67.2 percent. As regards urban areas of the • district the literacy rate is 88.3 percent for the district with male and female literacy rates of • • • • 21 • • • • • • 91.7 percent and 84.7 percent. The average gap in male female literacy rates in the district is • 20.1 percent. The gap in rural areas is higher than urban areas in all Tahsils of the district. • 3.7 Gender wise Ratio Of District:- • Table No.3. 7 • Gender ratio of State and District, 1901 - 2001 • Census State District • Year Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban t--- • 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 t--- • 1901 978 1,003 862 1,119 1,126 991 I- • 1911 966 1,000 796 1,164 1,171 1,007 • 1921 950 994 776 1,187 1,195 992 - 1931 947 987 790 1,129 1,135 966 • -_- --_ 1941 949 989 810 1,158 1,168 977 • 1--- • 1951 941 1,000 807 1,239 1,256 1,027 • 1961 936 995 801 1,264 1,295 993 1971 930 985 820 1,263 1,294 992 • I- 1981 937 987 850 1,258 1,289 979 • t--- 1991 934 972 875 1,205 1,230 981 • 2001 922 960 873 1,136 1,163 944 • L... • (Source: Census Handbook of Ratnagiri district - 2001) Note: Gender ratio has been defined here as the number of females per 1000 • males. • • • • • • • • • 22... • .. • • • • Table shows the gender ratio for the district and the state 2001 Census, • recorded a gender ratio of 1136 females per 1000 males in the district. This is higher • compared to the state average (922). The gender ratio in Ratnagiri district has • remained higher than that of state since 1901. As regards total areas gender ratio of • the state level declined by 56 points and at district level it increased by 17 points during • the last 100 years. Similarly the gender ratio for the rural areas of the state decreased by43 points and for the district is increased by 37 points. But for the urban areas of • the state the gender ratio increased by 11 points and for the district it decreased by 47 • points during the above periods (i.e. 1901 - 2001). From 1901 to 2001 the gender ratio • of Ratnagiri district fluctuated between 1,119 in 1901 and 1,136 in 2001 Census • exhibiting generally on increasing trend and the state average varied between 978 in • 1901 to 922 in 2001 also indicating a decreased trend. • Table No. 3.8 Gender ratio by Tahsils,2001 • Name of Gender ratio • Tahsil Total Rural Urban ------• Mandangad 1,247 1,247 - • Oapoli 1,196 1,220 953 • Khed 1,121 1,128 1,029 Chiplun 1,081 1,113 963 • Guhagar 1,132 1,137 948 f--- -- • Ratnagiri 1,042 1,095 906 • Sangameshwar 1,190 1,190 - -- • Lanja 1,182 1,213 955 -- • R-·ajapur 1,212 1,226 1,011 District Total: 1,136 1,163 944 • .. • (Source: Censu1Handbook of Ratnaqiri district - 2001) • • • • • • '1..3 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • In the district as a whole there are 1,136 females for every • thousand males. Within the district the gender ratio varies from 1,247 in • Mandangad Tahsil to 1,042 in Ratnagiri Tahsil. The rural areas in general • have a higher proportion of females than urban areas. Ratnagiri district • also confirms to this pattern. The gender ratios for rural and urban areas • of the district are 1,163 and 944 respectively. In rural areas five Tahsils out 9 tahsils viz. Mandangad, Dapoli, Sangameshwar, Lanja and Rajapur • have higher gender ratio than district rural average and four Tahsils have • lower gender ratio than district rural average. In urban areas five Tahsils • Oapoli, Khed, Chiplun, Lanja and Rajapur have higher gender ratio than • the district urban average (944) • Active and Non - Active population in District :- • Table No. 3.9 • Number and Percentage of main Workers, Marginal workers, and • non-workers By Sex in District, 2001 r- • Person/ Total Main Marginal Total Non M ales/ population workers workers workers workers • Females (Main and marginal • workers) • Person 1,696,777 557,613 205,774 763,387 933,390 32.9 12.1 45.0 55.0 f- • Males 794,498 337,788 68,992 406,780 387,718 • 42.5 8.7 51.2 48.8 • Females 902,279 219,825 136,782 356,607 545,672 24.4 15.2 39.5 60.5 • .. • (Source: Census Handbook of Ratnaqiri district - 2001) • All those who had worked for the major part of the preceding were • recorded as main workers (at least 6 months or 183 days) while those who • worked for sometime during the preceding years but not form as or part, have • been treated as marginal workers. All those who had not worked at all during • the last year, were recorded as non workers. Persons engaged in household • • • • duties, students, dependents, retired persons, beggars are some of the categories grouped as non workers. Table 5.10.1 shows the distribution of main workers, marginal workers and non workers by sex in Tahsils. In the ., district recorded 32.9 percent of the district population as main workers, 12.1 ., percent as marginal workers and remaining 55.0 percent as non-workers. .. Among the main workers male participation rate in the district is 42.5 percent while that of female is 24.4 percent. The sex-wise breakup shows that among • males and females, 8.7 percent and 15.2 percent of the population are • marginal workers in the district. Remaining 49.8 percent and 60.5 percent of • population are non-workers in the district. The proportion of main workers is the • highest (35.8 percent) in Chiplun Tahsil and lowest (29.6 percent) in Oapoli Tahsil. Among the 9 Tahsils of the district 6 Tahsils have a proportion above the • district average (32.9 percent) i.e. Mandangad (33.3 percent), Chiplun (35.8 • percent), Guhagar (33.4 percent), Sangameshwar (35.1 percent), Lanja (35.5 • percent) and Rajapur (33.7 percent). Among the marginal workers the proportion • of female marginal workers is higher than that of males. Rajapur tahsil shows • highest percentage of marginal workers (19.5 percent) and Chipiun tahsil shows • lowest percentage (6.8 percent). While Khed Tahsil shows highest percentage of • non-workers, i.e. (58.7 percent) and Hajapur Tahsil shows lowest percentage of • non-workers, i.e. 46.8 percent. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25 • TABLE NO. 3.10

DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY SEX IN FOUR CATEGORIES OF

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN DISTRICT, 2001

Persons/ Total Total Category of Males / Population number wQrker~ Females of Cultivators Agricultural Household Other workers Labourers Industry workers (Main + Workers I---.~.. Marginal) Persons 1,696,777 763,387 402,561 101,945 14,983 243,898 ., (45.0) (52.7) (13.4) (2.0) (31.9) Males 794,498 406,780 159,161 41,915 8,900 196,804 .. (51.2) (39.1) (10.3) (2.2) (48.4) ., Females 902,279 356,607 243,400 60,030 6,083 47,094 I. (39.5) (68.3) (16.8) (1.7) (13.2) '----. (Source: Census Handbook of Ratnagiri district - 2001) tf • Note: Percentage of workers to total workers are given in bracket .. The relative importance of the main spheres of economic activity may be gauged from the pattern of distribution of workers according to the • broad fourfold classification namely cultivators, agricultural labourers, • household industry workers and other workers. The economic activity of • the district is primarily dependent on agriculture which is supported by the • fact that the cultivators (5 2.7percent) and agricultural labourers (13.4 • percent) together constitute 66 .1 percent of the workers in the district. The • remaining 33.9 percent of workers 2 percent are engaged in household • industry and 31.9 percent other workers. The proportion of cultivators varies • between 67.8 percent for Lanja Tahsil and 33.7 percent for Ratnagiri Tahsil. The proportion of agricultural labourers varies between 16.4 percent for • Oapoli Tahsil to 11.3 percent for Chiplun Tahsil. The proportion of • household industry workers variesbetween2.3 percent to 1.4 percent • and other workers varies between 9.1 percent Ratnagiri Tahsil to 18.8 • percent Lanja Tahsil. • • • • • • • .. 3.8 Land use in District:- ., TABLE NO.3. 11 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE, 2001 • Percentage Percentage of • Number of of irrigated Name of cultivable area inhabited Total area • C. D. block area to total to total villages • area cultivable area • Mandangad 109 42,819 49.2 0.0 • Dapoli 176 85,921 45.17 2.5 r------. ---,-,-- • Khed 215 102,363 26.4 0.3 r-----.- • Chiplun 164 109,437 46.8 0.1 • Guhagar 121 64,234 28.7 1.1 • Ratnagiri 199 92,963 51.5 2.2 • Sangameshwar 198 125,151 28.8 0.0 ---;- • LanJa 121 71,193 34.9 0.6 • Rajapur 236 119,523 28.6 0.3 • District Total: 1,539 813,603 36.9 0.9 -. • (Source: Census Handbook of Ratnagiri district - 2001) Note: - Cultivable • area = irrigated area + unirrigated area • Table 3.11 shows distribution of villages according to land use. The district as a • whole total cultivable area is 36.9 percent of the total area. Out of 9 Tahsils four Tahsils are above the district average i.e. Mandangad49.2 percent, Oapoli 45.7 percent, Chiplun • 46.8 percent and Ratnagiri 51.5 percent and remaining five Tahsils are below the district • average. Only 0.9 percent of the total cultivable area is irrigated in the district. In Oapoli • and Ratnagiri Tahsil the proportion no irrigated area are 2.5 percent and 2.2 percent. • Mandangad and Sangameshwar Tahsils have no irrigated area. • • • • • • • • • • 'L7 • • • 4-E) List of approved Gat Numbers in District Mining Plan

• Details of Gat Numbers Approved by the District Mining Project Committee were • approved in various meetings is as follows. • Tahsil Name Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Date 27/11/ 22/12/ 24/08/ 06/02/ 02/12/ 02/03/ 28/11/ 13/03/ 24/10/ • 2014 2014 20145 2016 2016 2017 2017 2018 2018 Mandangad 446 0 0 0 47 0 0 0 0 • 223 0 47 0 24 Dapoli 806 0 94 23 2 18 • Khed 0 97 16 0 106 0 129 Chiplun 0 1655 70 21 26 0 168 0 181 0 0 • Guhagar 375 276 26 52 51 0 13 Sangmeshwar 0 237 472 86 67 0 110 44 5 • Ratnagiri 2430 59 83 29 384 6 178 1 17 Lanja 0 449 74 16 76 0 73 9 1 • 7 Rajapur 0 119 19 14 59 0 8 0 854 241 1039 6 726 56 253 • 4057 2892 - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ '.. I'\-" ,j' \. \ \ r \ '\ • • ·~.~r/~.:-.'-'-'-'--' ~a... • ___ - - 4A) Details of Permissions/Auctions given for Sand or Bajri Excavations by Manual means (Through Hathpati) in Year 2015-16

Gat Depositedby Challan Approved Demand Qty No.& Name of Khaadi Taluka Per Brass Qty (Brass) Sr.No (Brass)

Jog River / Anjarli Khaadi 1 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-I Dapoli 14134

2 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-2 Dapoli 29682 3 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-2 Dapoli 10942 2000 802 1604000 2000 1604000 4 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-3 Dapoli 8955 3000 802 2406000 Total 8955 3000 2406000 5 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-4 Dapoli 10892 1000 802 802000 Total 10892 1000 802000 6 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-5 Dapoli 9275 7 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-6 - Dapoli 15691 8 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-l Dapoli 13030 9 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-2 Dapoli 12367 10 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-3 Dapoli 7067 11 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-4 Dapoli 19035 12 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-5 Dapoli 17447 13 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-6 Dapoli 17668

14 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-7 Dapoli 14797 3000 802 2406000

3000 2406000 • \_ t. ~ • ; _ " ' M - , " • - , - 1 ." , ' • ~ • • - 1 ':r -'" - ~

10203 3000 802 2406000 15 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-8 Dapoli 3000 802 2406000 10203 6000 4812000 / Dabbol Kbaadi

8604 1000 1145 1145000 16 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I Chiplun 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 3000 3435000 19435 17 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-2 Chiplun 13071 18 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-3 Chiplun 19375 19 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-4 Chiplun 19578 1000 1145 1145000 20 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-5 Chiplun 16276 2000 1145 2290000 21 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-6 Chiplun 3000 1145 3435000 1000 1145 1145000 2000 1145 2290000 1000 1145 1145000 1200 1145 1374000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 17404000 Total 16276 15200 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s s • s • • • • • • • • • • •

22 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-7 ChipJun 16193 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 1000 1145 1145000 Total 16193 9000 10305000 23 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·8 Chiplun 15018 24 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·9 Chiplun 10601 25 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I0 Chiplun 3975 26 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·II Chiplun 7067 27 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-12 Chiplun 5300 28 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-13 Chiplun 10601 29 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-14 Chiplun 19435 30 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-15 Chiplun 12367 31 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-16 Chiplun 14134 Sbastri River I Jaigad Khaadi

32 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-I Sangameshwar 20836 1000 889 889000

-, 1000 889 889000 1000 889 889000

------~~------Total 20836 3000 2667000

33 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-2 Sangameshwar 10364 889000 34 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-3 Sangameshwar 9351 1000 889 40551 4000 3556000 Kalbadevi Khaadi

35 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I Ratnagiri 20120 36 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Ratnagiri 25230 800000 37 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Ratnagiri 27480 1000 800 Total 27480 1000 800000

38 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Ratnagiri 27385 39 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 Ratnagiri 25177

40 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Ratnagiri 20671 73233 Bankot Khaadi I Savitri River

41 Map No. 1244 Ambet to Dabhol Gat AA-l Mandangad 9275 3275 1164 3812100 3000 1164 3492000 3000 1164 3492000 Total 9275 9275 10796100

618104 56475 58326100

32.. Talukawise Details Deposited by Cballan Gat Approved Demand Rate per Taluka No.& Name of Khaadi Qty (Brass) Qty (Brass) Brass S.No

1 Jog River/Anjarla Khaadi Oapoli 10203 6000 802 4812000 2 Vashishti Ri verlDabhol Khaadi Chiplun 16193 9000 1145 10305000 3 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi Sangameshwar 40551 4000 889 3556000 4 Kalbadevi Khaadi Ratnagiri 73233 0 800 0 5 Savitri River/Bankot Khaadi Mandangad 9275 9275 1164 10796100 Total 149455 28275 29469100

33 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4B) Details of Permissions/Auctions given for Sand or Bajri Excavations by Manual means (Through Hathpati) in Year 2016-17 Gat Deposited by Challan Approved Qty Demand Qty Per No.&S Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) (Brass) Brass r.No Jog River / Anjarli Khaadi 1 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-I Dapoli 14134 0 1188 0 2 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-2 Dapoli 29682 0 1188 0 Total 43816 0 0 3 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-2 Oapoli 8942 0 1188 0 4 Map No. 1436 Anjarla/Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-3 Oapoli 5955 0 1188 0 5 Map No. 1436 Anjarla1Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-4 Oapoli 9892 0 1188 0 6 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-5 Dapoli 9275 0 1188 0 7 Map No. 1436 Anjarlal Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-6 Dapoli 15691 1000 1188 1188000 Total 49755 1000 1188000 8 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-I Dapoli 13030 0 1188 0 9 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-2 Oapoli 12367 0 1188 0 10 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-3 Dapoli 7067 0 1188 0 11 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-4 Oapoli 19035 0 1188 0 12 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-5 Oapoli 17447 0 1188 0 13 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-6 Oapoli 17668 0 1188 0 14 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-7 Dapoli 11797 0 1188 0 15 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-8 Dapoli 4203 0 1188 0 Total 102614 0 0 Total 196185 1000 1188000 Vashishti River / Dabholkhaadi 16 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I Chiplun 5404 1000 1385 1385000

---_. ------500 1385 692500 2000 2770000 19435 0 1385 0 17 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-2 Chiplun Chiplun 13071 0 1385 0 18 No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-3 19375 1500 1385 2077500 19 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-4 Chiplun 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 500 1385 692500 500 1385 692500 500 1385 692500 6000 8310000 18578 1000 1385 1385000 20 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-5 Chiplun 2000 1385 2770000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 2000 1385 2770000 500 1385 692500 2000 1385 2770000 500 1385 692500 1200 1385 1662000 500 1385 692500 35 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Total 14700 20359500 · 21 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-6 Chip1un 2576 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 576 1385 797760 Total 2576 3567760 22 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-7 Chiplun 7193 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 1500 1385 2077500 1000 1385 1385000 1200 1385 1662000 493 1385 682805 Total 7193 9962305 23 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-8 Chip1un 14958 1000 1385 1385000 1000 1385 1385000 500 1385 692500 1000 1385 1385000 500 1385 692500 500 1385 692500 500 1385 692500 Total 5000 6925000 24 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-9 Chiplun 10601 0 1385 0 25 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I 0 Chiplun 3975 0 1385 0 26 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-II Chiplun 7067 0 1385 0 27 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-12 Chiplun 5300 a 1385 0 28 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-13 Chiplun 10601 0 1385 0 • - ; -_ -- . - __. - -::-- - , - ~-::-- : -_ '- ,- ,'- _ = ~ _t:_ .. _ _ - ~ _ -=- _ ~d =-: /_ _-:_ _ = ~ _ .- .. -~ _. -_- --- -,_- ~ -C)o-.}' ·u····- -.= 29 -Map No.·-D26 Karambwarle to·Go"aI1ZotGat i\:=l4 -Cliipluri' . ·lY4..)) U 1385 0 30 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-IS Chiplun 12367 0 1385 0 31 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-16 Chiplun 14134 0 51894565 Total 184070 37469 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi 1237 0 32 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-I Sangameshwar 17836 0

1237 0 33 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-2 Sangameshwar 10364 0

1237 1237000 34 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-3 Sangameshwar 8351 1000 1000 1237 1237000 2474000 Total 36551 2000 Kalbadevi Khaadi 1187 0 35 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-t Ratnagiri 20120 0 1187 0 36 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Ratnagiri 25230 0 1187 0 37 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Ratnagiri 26480 0 1187 0 38 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Ratnagiri 27385 0 t187 0 39 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A~6 Ratnagiri 2S]77 0 1187 0 40 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Ratnagiri 20671 0 0 0 Total 145063 Rajapur Khaadi 1225 0 41 Map No. 1098 Musaqazi to Jaitapur Gat A-2 Rajapur 5654 0 Total 5654 0 1225 0 42 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat B-2 Rajapur 8834 0 1225 0 43 Map No. 1096 Jaitapurto Chavanwadi Gat B-3 Rajapur 7067 0 1225 0 44 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat B-4 Rajapur 14134 0 0 45 Map No.1 096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat B-5 Rajapur 20671 0 1225

37 I. 46 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-7 Rajapur 10954 0 1225 0 · 47 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat B-8 Rajapur 16961 0 1225 0 Total 7862( 0 48 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-l Rajapur 9717 0 1225 0 49 Map No.1 097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-2 Rajapur 8834 0 1225 0 50 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-3 Rajapur 14487 0 1225 0 51 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-4 Rajapur 15018 0 1225 0 52 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-5 Rajapur 22085 0 1225 0 53 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-6 Rajapur 22615 0 1225 0 54 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-7 Rajapur 27694 0 1225 0 55 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-9 Rajapur 12191 0 1225 0 56 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-IO Rajapur 12367 0 1225 0 57 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-ll Rajapur 15548 0 1225 0 58 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-12 Rajapur 15901 0 1225 0 59 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-13 Rajapur 16519 0 1225 0 60 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukralwadi Gat K-14 Rajapur 6802 0 1225 0 Total 199778 0 Total 284053 0 0 Amboshi River/Palshet Khaadi 61 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I Guhagar 557 500 1218 609000 62 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Guhagar 1934 500 1218 609000 63 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-3 Guhagar 3498 0 1218 0 64 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Guhagar 4117 0 1218 0 65 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Guhagar 3763 0 1218 0 66 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 Guhagar 3269 0 1218 0 67 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Guhagar 3401 0 1218 0 - . -- .-.~ 1218000 Total 24249 1000 Total 870171 41469 56774565

Talukawise Details Deposited by Challan Gat Approved Demand Qty Rate per Taluka No.& Name of Khaadi Qty (Brass) (Brass) Brass S.No I Jog River/Anjarla Khaadi Dapoli 196185 1000 1188 1188000 2 Vashishti River/Dabhol Khaadi Chiplun 184070 37469 1385 51894565 3 Shastri River / Jaigad Khaadi Sangameshwar 36551 2000 1237 2474000 4 Kalbadevi Khaadi Ratnagiri 145063 0 1187 0 5 Rajapur Khaadi Rajapur 284053 0 0 6 Amboshi RiverlPalshet Khaadi Guhagar 24249 1000 1218000 Total 870171 41469 56774565

33 '·~·."·".·l!!!!!!·.I!t·""'''II'''·.~·''.·''.·==- 111 l1li•.... ~I.IIII 1J7 • ••••••• 4C) Details of Permissions/Auctions given for Sand or Bajri Excavations by Manual means (Through Hathpati) in Year 2017-18

Deposited by Challan Gat Approved Qty Demand Qty Per No.&S Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) (Brass) Brass r.No Savitri RiverlBankot Kbaadi 1 Map No. 1668 Ambet to Dabhol Gat AA Mandangad 9276 1000 1605 1605000 1300 1605 2086500 1000 1605 1605000 Total 9276 3300 5296500 Jog River/Anjarla Khaadi 2 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-I Dapoli 14134 0 1366 0

3 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-2 Dapoli 29682 0 1366 0

Total 43816 0 0 4 Map No. 1436 AnjarlaJ Adhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-2 Dapoli 11042 0 1366 0 4 Map No. 1436 AnjarlaJAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-3 Dapoli 9055 0 1366 0

5 Map No. 1436 AnjarlaJAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-4 Dapoli 11042 0 1366 0

6 Map No. 1436 AnjarlaJAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-5 Dapoli 9275 0 1366 0 7 Map No. 1436 AnjarlaJAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-6 Dapoli 13691 0 1366 0

Total 54105 0 0 8 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-I Dapoli 36875 0 1366 0 I 9 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-2 Dapoli I 84000 0 1366 0 10 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-3 Dapoli I 20000 0 1366 0 11 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-4 Dapoli 55000 1000 1366 1366000 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-5 Dapoli I 49375 0 1366 0 12 I 13 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-6 Dapoli 50000 0 1366 0 14 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-7 napoli I 41875 0 1366 0 15 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-S Dapoli T 28875 0 1366 0 Total I 366000 1000 1366000 463921 1000 1366000 I Total I Vashishti RiverfDabhol Kbaadi

16 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I Chiplun 15283 0 1593 0 17 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-2 Chiplun 14311 0 1593 0 18 Map No. 1326 Karambwanc to Govalkot Gat A-3 Chiplun 13427 0 1593 0 -. , 1~INlaP~n26 Karambwane to Gova1kot Gat A-4 Chij51un 17844 1000 i 1593 1593000 t• .I'u.u ...."•. _ ~F"' .~ ~ ------~ --~ -_-.-.., - _~__.c.· ____ -_ _ - • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Taluka-'=• •---,- •'VI"'V•.V'.• • • • - •- - --•_,-- --• • -- •-- '''-_ • • • • •-- No.&S Name of Khaadi (Brass) (Brass) Brass r.No 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 1200 1593 1911600 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 6200 9876600 1000 1593 1593000 20 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-5 Chiplun 13869 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 1500 1593 2389500 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 1500 1593 2389500 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 500 1593 796500 500 1593 796500 13000 20709000 0 . 21 Map No. 1326 Kararnbwane to Govalkot Gat A·6 Chiplun 5742 0 1593 i 1593 1593000 22 Chiplun 15724 1000 1000 1593 1593000 1000 1593 1593000 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·7 1593 2070900 I 1300 1300 1593 2070900 5600 8920800 I , 0 23 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-S Chiplun 10601 0 1593 0 24 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·9 Chiplun 1597 0 1593 0 25 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A·IO Chiplun 5300 0 1593 L 0 26 Map No. 1326 Karambwanc to Govalkot Gat A·II Chiplun 7244 0 1593 L 0 , . I 27 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A- 12 Chiplun 3533 0 1593 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • I • • • • • • • • I•• c s •• a., • • •• • • • • • • • • • Gat Deposited by Challan Approved Qty Demand Qty Per No.&S Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) [Brass) Brass r.No 28 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-13 Chiplun 21643 0 1593 0 29 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-14 Chiplun 28533 0 1593 0 30 Map No. 1326 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-IS Chiplun 25018 0 1593 0 Total 205669 24800 39506400 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi

32 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-I Sangamesnwar 25618 1000 1423 1423000 33 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-2 Sangameshwar 8834 500 1423 711500 34 Map No. 1120 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-3 Sangameshwar 7155 1000 1423 1423000 1000 1423 1423000 Total 41607 3500 4980500 Kalbadevi Khaadi 35 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I Ratnagiri 20120 0 1365 0 36 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Ratnagiri 25230 0 1365 0 37 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Ratnagiri 27650 0 1365 0 38 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Ratnagiri 27385 0 1365 0 39 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 Ratnagiri 25177 0 1365 0 40 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Ratnagiri 20671 0 1365 0 Total 146233 0 0 Rajapur Khaadi 41 Map No. 1098 Musaqazi to Jaitapur Gat A-2 Rajapur 5654 0 1409 0 Total 5654 0 42 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-2 Rajapur 22085 0 1409 0 43 Map No. 1096Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-3 Rajapur 18109 0 1409 0 44 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-4 Rajapur 22085 0 1409 0 45 Map No. 1096Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-5 Rajapur 27827 0 1409 0 46 Map No. 1096Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-7 Rajapur 21643 0 1409 0 47 Map No. 1096 Jaitapur to Chavanwadi Gat 8-8 Rajapur 34629 0 1409 0 Total I 146378 0 48 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-I Rajapur 9717 0 1409 0 49 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-2 Rajapur 8834 0 1409 0 SO MaQNo. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat.K:3 Rajap!lr--f..----144S.7 1--0 1-1-409 0 ~___.__._. .- ep;'jrb.ha. - t n• - -. -. t : _ .. ,- -~~,,_ - - _ -- ,_.- --- _ ...... ,...., -_ ~""".' ~-,-. - --- " -- "'- -_ ..-- -_ -_ -_- ._--" - • • • • • - ••• • 'raJukit• • • • • Brass • •(Brass) • No.&S Name of Khaadi (Brass) r.No 0 Rajapur 15018 0 1409 51 Map No, 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-4 22085 0 1409 0 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-5 Rajapur 52 0 Rajapur 22615 0 1409 53 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-6 27694 0 1409 0 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-7 Rajapur 54 0 Rajapur 10954 0 1409 55 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-8 12191 0 1409 0 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-9 Rajapur 56 0 Rajapur 12367 0 1409 57 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-IO 15548 0 1409 0 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-II Rajapur S8 0 Rajapur 15901 0 1409 59 Map No.1 097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-12 16519 0 1409 0 Map No.1 097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-13 Rajapur 60 0 Rajapur 12924 0 1409 61 Map No. 1097 Chavanwadi to Thukaralwadi Gat K-14 Total 216854 0 0 0 Total 368886 Amboshi RiverfPalshet Khaadi 0 Guhagar 57 1401 62 Map No. 1310 Palshct Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I 1443 148 1401 207348 Map No. \310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Guhagar 63 700500 Guhagar 3498 500 1401 64 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-3 352 1401 493152 0 Guhagar 4117 1401 6S Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 3763 1401 0 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Guhagar 66 0 Guhagar 3269 1401 67 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 0 Guhagar 3401 1401 68 Map No. 13to Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 0 Guhagar 3710 1401 69 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-S 23258 1000 1401600 Total 52550400 Total 1258850 33600

'. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Deposited by Challan Gat Approved Qty Demand Qty Per .' No.&S Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) (Brass) Brass r.No

Talukawise Details Rate Deposited by DemandQty Gat Approved Qty per Challan Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) No.& (Brass) Brass S.No Mandangad 9276 3300 1605 5296500 1 Savitri River/Bankot Khaadi 463921 1366 1366000 2 Jog River/Anjarli Khaadi Dapoli 1000 205669 1593 39506400 3 Vashishti River /Dabhol Khaadi Chiplun 24800 41607 4980500 4 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi Sangameshwar 3500 1423 146233 1365 0 5 Kalbadevi Khaadi Ratnagiri 0 Rajapur 368886 0 1409 0 6 Rajapur Khaadi 23258 1401000 7 Amboshi River/Palshet Khaadi Guhagar 1000 1401 Total 1258850 33600 52550400 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

4D) Details of Permisslons/Auctions given for Sand or Bajri Excavations by Manual means (Through Hathpati) in Year 2018-19 Gat Deposited by Challan Approved Qty Demand Qty Per No.&S Name of Khaadi Taluka (Brass) (Brass) Brass r.No Savitri RiverlBankot Kbaadi 5445 1000 1756 1756000 1 Map No. 1668 Ambet to Dabhol Gat AA-1 Mandangad 1000 1756 1756000 Total 5445 2000 3512000 Jog River/Anjarla Khaadi 2 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-I Dapoli 15901 0 1619 0 3 Map No. 1118 Anjarla Gat A-2 Dapoli 26095 0 1619 0 Total 41996 0 0

4 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-2 Dapoli 10556 0 1619 0 5 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-3 Dapoli 9276 0 1619 0 6 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-4 Dapoli 10291 0 1619 0 7 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat B-5 Dapoli 9585 0 1619 0 8 Map No. 1436 AnjarlalAdhkal to Patilwadi Gat 8-6 Dapoli 15243 0 1619 0 Total 54951 0 0

9 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-l Dapoli 12765 0 1619 0 10 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-2 Dapoli 28728 0 1619 0 11 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-3 Dapoli 7509 0 1619 0 12 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-4 Dapoli 17904 0 1619 0 13 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-S Dapoli 16829 0 1619 0 14 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-6 Dapoli 18065 0 1619 0 •

15018 0 1619 0 15 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-7 Dapoli Dapoli 10228 0 1619 0 16 Map No. 1437 Patilwadi to Sarang Gat C-8 Total 127046 0 0 Total 223993 0 0 Vashisbti RiverlDabhol Khaadi 15017 0 1749 0 17 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I Chiplun 15901 1749000 18 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-2 Chiplun 1000 1749 1000 1749 1749000 2000 1749 3498000 1000 1749 1749000 1000 1749 1749000 1000 1749 1749000 14134 1000 1749 1749000 19 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-3 Chiplun 1000 1749 1749000 6593 0 1749 0 20 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-4 Chiplun 869 0 1749 0 21 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-5 Chiplun 5300 0 1749 0 22 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-6 Chiplun 9206 0 1749 0 23 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-7 Chiplun 11307 0 1749 0 24 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-8 Chiplun 8127 0 1749 0 25 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-9 Chiplun 7951 0 1749 0 26 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-I 0 Chiplun 0 1749 0 27 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-II Chiplun 7067 0 1749 0 28 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-12 Chiplun 4152

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29 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-13 Chiplun 19965 0 1749 0 30 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Gova1kot Gat A-14 Chiplun 23851 0 1749 0 31 Map No. 1642 Karambwane to Govalkot Gat A-IS Chiplun 22085 0 1749 0 Total 171525 9000 15741000 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi 32 Map No. 1635 Chave to Karjuve Gat A- 1 Sangameshwar 22918 1000 1651 1651000 33 Map No. 1635 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-2 Sangameshwar 6950 0 1651 0 34 Map No. 1635 Chave to Karjuve Gat A-3 Sangameshwar 4587 1000 1651 1651000 Total 34455 2000 3302000 Kalbadevi Khaadi 35 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I Ratnagiri 18639 0 1618 0 36 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Ratnagiri 25972 0 1618 0 37 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Ratnagiri 27297 0 1618 0 38 Map No. 1375 Ka1badevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Ratnagiri 27385 0 1618 0 39 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 Ratnagiri 27385 0 1618 0 40 Map No. 1375 Kalbadevi Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Ratnagiri 19346 0 1618 0 Total 146024 0 0 Amboshi RiverlPalshet Khaadi 41 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-I Guhagar 57 0 1639 42 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-2 Guhagar 1295 0 1639 43 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-3 Guhagar 2646 0 1639 44 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-4 Guhagar 4117 0 1639 45 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-5 Guhagar 3763 0 1639 ' _ ·tall ••••••••••••••••••••_ :l. ••••••••••••••••

0 1639 46 Map No. 1310Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-6 Guhagar 3269 0 1639 47 Map No. 1310Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-7 Guhagar 3401 0 1639 48 Map No. 1310 Palshet Khaadi Mukh Gat A-8 Guhagar 3710 22258 0 0 Total 603700 13000 22555000

Talukawise Details Deposited by Gat Approved Qty Demand Qty Rate per Taluka Challan No.& Name of Khaadi (Brass) (Brass) Brass S.No 3512000 1 Savitri River/Bankot Khaadi Mandangad 5445 2000 1756 0 2 Jog River/Anjarla Khaadi Dapoli 223993 0 1619 15741000 3 Vashishti River/Dabhol Khaadi Chiplun 171525 9000 1749 3302000 4 Shastri River/Jaigad Khaadi Sangameshwar 34455 2000 0 5 Kalbadevi Khaadi Ratnagiri 146024 0 0 6 Amboshi River/Palshet Khaadi Guhagar 22258 0 22555000 Total 603700 13000 • • 5A TO 5F) Details of Silica Sand Royalty & Production Details for Last three years • ( Sheet to be attached) • • Silica Sand Royalty & Production - 2016-17 • No Name of Mining Area of Mining Royalty Production For Mining Owner Village, Approved (MT.) Plan (MT.) • Taluka Area Mis. Ratna Mouje: 203.32 281320 5985 120000 • Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Rajapur • Mis. Ratna Mouje: 26.15 366582 7799 60000 Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R • Rajapur • Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 108.05.282 187580 3991 24740 Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Pvt. Ltd Rajapur • ---- Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 21.18 ---- 3225 • Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Pvt. Ltd Rajapur • AmeyaMine & Mouje: 13.03 169545 3607 50000 Minerals, Mandrul, Hectare.R • Kolhapur Tal: Rajapur • Alisaheb Ahmed Mouje: 4.85 600000 12765 39996 Mulla, Ratnagiri Oni, Tal: Hectare.R • Rajapur • - ---- • Silica Sand Royalty & Production -2017-18 • No Name of Mining Area of Mining Royalty Production For Mining Owner Village, Approved (MT.) Plan (MT.) • Taluka Area Mis. Ratna Mouje: 203.32 300000 6382 120000 • Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Rajapur • Mis. Ratna Mouje: 26.15 200000 4255 60000 Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R • Rajapur Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 108.05.282 300000 6382 ---- • Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Pvt. Ltd Ralapur ._..._-,,------_ ...- -- .. • Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 21.18 ------3225 Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R • Pvt. Ltd Rajapur • AmcyaMine & Mouje: 13.03 1140000 24255 50000 Minerals, Mandrul, Hectare.R • Kolhapur Tal: Rajapur • Alisaheb Mouje: 4.85 100000 2127 40000 Ahmed Mulla, Oni, Tal: Hectare.R • Ratnagiri Rajapur • • 43 • • • • • Silica Sand Royalty & Production -2018-19

• No Name of Mining Area of Mining Royalty Production For Mining Owner Village, Approved (MT.) Plan (MT.) • Taluka Area Mis. Ratna Mouje: 203.32 381920 8125 120000 • Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Raiapur • Mis. Ratna Mouje: 26.15 13077 278 60000 Silica Sand Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Raiapur • -- Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 108.05.282 726167 15450 ---- • Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R Pvt. Ltd Raiapur --~------• Mis. Shrikrishna Mouje: 21.18 88350 1879 3225 Logistics Export Watul, Tal: Hectare.R • Pvt. Ltd Raiapur • AmeyaMine & Mouje: 13.03 3000000 63829 250000 Minerals, Mandrul, Hectare.R • Kolhapur Tal: Raiapur • Alisaheb Mouje: 4.85 984825 20953 40000 Ahmed Mulla, Oni, Tal: Hectare.R • Ratnagiri Raiapur ---- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • So • • • • • 6) Process of deposition of Sediments in the rivers of the District Replenishment Rate is the rate at which Bajri is transported into the river channel, which is under • examination or subjected to sand extraction. This volume is often considered as sustainable yield of that river. Estimation of Bajri discharge through stream bed and its residence period (temporary • deposition) is one of the most difficult task in sediment budgeting as it requires sophisticated instruments and establishment of many gauging stations. It is axiomatic that during high flow • period, Bajri which is otherwise moved by siltation (i.e., partially suspension and partially bed • load) will completely be in suspension in the overlying waters. The best way for sediment discharge computation is to collect and analyze water samples from a river reach where the entire • particles come into suspension. It can be assumed that the Bajri and other coarser sediments in suspension would be deposited mainly in the river segment. The replenishment rate approach • has the virtue of scaling extraction to the river load in a general way, but bed load transport can be notoriously variable from year to year. Thus, this approach is probably better if permitted • extraction rates are based on new deposition that year rather than on long-term average bed load yields. The mined reach is the "upstream" sediment source for downstream reaches, so mining at • the replenishment rate could be expected to produce hungry water conditions downstream. Sediment yield estimation is an important parameter in the evaluation of the sediment effects on • the projects and activities occurring due to land use. Estimation of annual sediment yield produced from a single rainfall event requires applying many approaches to get acceptable and • valid results. These approaches were classified as a single event approach and an average annual approach, knowing that the most project designs require quantitative estimation of the • transported sediment volumes resulting from a single rainfall event.

• There are many sediment transport equations which are suitable for use in the prediction of the • replenishment rate of rivers/ watershed. Some of the famous sediment transport equations are:- • 1. Dandy - Bolton Equation 2. Yang Equations • 3. Engelund-Hansen Equation 4. Modified Universal Soil Loss Equation (MUSLE) developed by Williams and Berndt (1977) - it includes only one type of sediment yield (sheet and rill Erosion). Dandy - Bolton formula is often " used to calculate the sedimentation yield. The formula uses catchment area and mean annual • runoff as key determinants to give a yield value. It does not differentiate in basin wide smaller .. streams and their characteristics. Dandy and Bolton equation calculates all types of sediment yield i.e. sheet and rill Erosion, gully Erosion, channel Bed and bank erosion and mass movement " etc . .. DANDY - BOLTON EQUATION • Dandy Bolton formula is often used to calculate the sedimentation yield. But use of these equations to predict sediment yield for a specific location would be unwise because of the wide • variability caused by local factors not considered in the equations development. However, they may provide a quick, rough approximation of mean sediment yields on a regional basis for • preliminary watershed planning. Computed sediment yields normally would be low for highly erosive areas and high for well stabilized drainage basins with high plant density because the • equations are derived from average values. The equations express the general relationships between sediment yield, runoff, and drainage area. Many variables influence sediment yield from • a drainage basin. They include climate, drainage area, soils, geology, topography, vegetation and land use. The effect of any of these variables may vary greatly from one geographic location to .,• another, and the relative importance of controlling factors often varies within a given land resource area. Studies revealed that sediment yield per unit area generally decreases as drainage area increases. As drainage area increases, average land slopes usually decrease; and there is less probability of an intense rainstorm over the entire basin. Both phenomena tend to • decrease sediment yield per unit area. In arid regions, sparse precipitation and low run-off are the • limiting factors. As precipitation increases, density of vegetation also increases, resulting in less erosion. In areas with adequate and evenly distributed precipitation, vegetation thus becomes the • limiting factor. The accuracy of the sedimentation surveys varied, ranging from reconnaissance type measurements of sediment deposits to detailed surveys consisting of closely spaced • cross-sections or contours. Runoff data are translated to inches per year per unit area and • • 51 • • • sediment deposition data to tons per year per square mile of net drainage area. Net drainage area • is defined as the sediment-contributing area and normally excluded areas above upstream • reservoirs or other structures that were effective sediment traps. • Combined Effect of Drainage area and Run off on Sediment Yield Oandy- Bolton determined the combined influence of runoff and drainage area on sediment yield • to compute the sediment yield. They developed two equations i.e. for run off less than 2 inch and • for run off more than 2 inch, which are given below:- • For run off less than 2 inches • (Q < 2 in) 8=1280*(Q) 0.46 *[1.43-0.26 Log(A)]F • for run off more than 2 inches (Q > 2 in): 8= 1958*(e -0.055*Q )*[1.43-0.26 Log (A)] • Where: 8 = 8ediment yield (tons/sq miles/yr) • Q = Mean Annual runoff (inch) • A = Net drainage area in sq mile • S.No. Nameof Lengthof River CatchmentArea AverageAnnual Probable Replenishment River Runup (By calculation of • Sediment Yield by Dandy • Bolton formula) 1 Savitri 32 320 400 1,54,537 • 2 Vashisti 47 940 400 1,42,468 1,54,551 3 Shastri 55 1100 400 -- • 4 Jagbudi 31 620 400 1,54,522 1000 400 1,54,508 • 5 Kajli 50 -- 6 Bav 70 1050 400 1,54,509 • 7 Muchkundi 50 1000 400 1,54,503 Arjuna 50 1000 400 1,54,508 • 8 -- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7) Map of District Resources Showing General Profile of the District

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53 • • 8) Land utilization of Pattern of the District : Most of the area in the District is a • waste land due to occurrence of lateritic rocks I soils. Laterite is a porous rock and hence • do not hold water. Agricultural land is mostly located in form of isolated patches in the middle portion ( valiti l.e. portion in between 15 km from sea-coast and 15 km from • Sahayadri Hill range ). Forest land is mostly located on top & slopes of Sahayadri Hill range at various places. The map showing land use is appended below. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 54 • • • 9) Physiography of the District: The District has a long coastal plain abutting to the east against • a north-south trending escarpment forming a continental divide. The maximum elevation of "1239 m is observed near Maksandgarh in Sahyadri Ranges. The area closed to the Ghats is highly • dissected with deep valleys. The central part of the District has many flat topped hills rising to heights of about 300 mtrs. These plateaus show a gradual slope towards west. The Savitri, • Vashishti, Shastri,Kajri, Muchkundi, Sukh & Karli are some of the important westernly flowing rivers and meet Arabian Sea. The river system is young and due to heavy rainfall & they have • tremendous head ward erosion. • The outstanding feature in the relief of the District is its highly • uneven nature and very narrow riverine plains that fringe the coastline. About 45% of the area in Ratnagiri District is Hilly. On the east of this consists of steep and forbidding scarp of the main • Sahyadri's. In the center are traverses chains of small hills, which project from the main ranges, develop higher elevation in the middle portion. These are separated from each other by • undulating plateaus having area gradually increasing westward towards the coast. The Physiography of the area has given rise to five characteristics landforms, namely 1) Coastline 2) • Estuarine plains and river basins, 3) Lateritic Plateaus 4) Residual Hills and 5) Scarp faces of the Sahyadri proper. The lateritic plateau that occupies most of the district are either formed in-situ • from the lateritisation of Deccan Trap Basalt or are of secondary nature, formed due to the lateritic • material brought down from the Sahyadrian hill ranges. They are broad, compact and undulating. Based on the physical characteristics of the soils, they can be classified into five major • groups as follows; • 1) Coarse Shallow Soil :They are reddish brown in colour and occur on the slopes of the hills • and are partly eroded, poor in fertility, shallow in depth and coarse in texture. These soils are • ideal for Cashew and Mango plantations. • 2) Medium Deep Soil : These are reddish yellow in colour and have various names depending upon the place of occurrence. Those situated at higher elevations are known as Mal, while at • slightly lower levels are known as Kuyat. Near water courses, which have a fair supply of • water during Rabbi season are known as Panthal or Vaigan. Paddy is grown on these soils • during kharif. On Panthal soils pulses and summer paddy can also be grown. • 3) Deep Soil : They occur along river banks or valleys and are usually of mixed origin and are yellowish red to brown in colour. They are light, easily workable, well drained and fairly fertile. • Areca nut and coconut gardens are grown well on these soils. • 4) Coastal Alluvial Soils : They are found along the coastal strip and consist of deep sandy • loams suitable for Coconut and Areca nut. 5) Coastal Saline Soil : They are formed due to the inundation of the sea, where by part of • coastal soils become salty. They are locally known as Khar, Khajan, Kharvat etc. They are • found along coastal strip of Dapoli, Guhagar and Ratnagiri Tehsils. • • • • • • 55 • • • • 10) Rainfall in the District:

S.No Name of Taluka Expected Annual Details of Rain Details of Rain Details of Rain • Rainfall (151 June to precipitated in precipitated in precipitated in 30 Sept) Year 2016 Year 2017 Year 2018 • (Upto September • end) 1 Mandangad 3896.8 4277.00 3566.20 3562.00 ----_ • 2 Dapoli 3585.8 4353.37 3204.50 3060.14 3 Khed 3510.9 4906.20 3119.20 3424.85 4 Guha.f@!__ 2585.9 3595.20 2514.80 2607.00 • ---- 5 Chiplu_r:l 3547.4 4019.10 4699.10 3143.10 -_-----_------_----.- 6 Sangameshwar 3548.7 3984.00 --- 3112.00 3568.00 • ---- .------Ratnagiri 7 2751.00 3827.70 2694.00 2844.10 -- • 8 Lanja 3538.9 3999.85 3359.00 3754.20 9 Rajapur 3312.6 3612.10 3648.90 4235.12 • Total 30278.00 36574.52 29917.70 30198.51 • Aver'!ge 3364.22 4063.84 3324.19 3355.39 • 11) Geology and Mineral Wealth: The Coastal Ratnagiri District is situated at the Western part of Maharashtra & covers an area • of about 8208 Sq.Kms between latitude from 16°30' to 18°04 N and longitudes 7300 to 7352 E in Survey of India toposheet No. 47F, G & H. The district is bounded by Arabian Sea to the west, • Raigad district to the North, SataraSangli& Kolhapur distict towards east and Sindhudurg district • to the South. • The District is covered extensively by Deccan Basalt lavas of upper Cretaceous to palacogene age. The intrusive phase has limited extent. The Plateau tops along the coast are covered by • laterite. Quaternary formations comprising clay, silt, sand stone cover the laterite and basalt at few places along the coast. Quartzites of Kaladgi formations of neo proterozoic age occur as • isolated out crops in the southern part of the District. • The Deccan basalt are classified into mainly 'aa' and simple flows and has been grouped under the Sahyadri group and is divisible into three formations. The younger of these formations • is Dive Ghat formations and is confined to eastern half of the Districts uptoDevrukh in the south. This formation consist mainly 'aa' and simple type of flows. The overlying purandargarh formation • marked by Megacrystic flow (M4) of 20 to 25 mtr thickness with vary coarse to large size plagioclase phenocrysts. This formation is seen exposed at 350 to 400 mtrs level. The top • formation consists of 'aa' to simple type of flows which are felsparphyric and with • columnar joints. This formation is seen exposed along the border of the District. A near horizontal disposition of the basalt flows along the continental divide is significant. Flow • gradiant varies from 1:120 to 1:150 in westerly direction. Joints trend in N - S, E - W , ENE• • WSW, NWSE. Basic types of dolerite to gabbroic composition are noticed in the northern part of the district and extend in length upto 4 Kms. Some of the types are porphyritic in nature. Primary • laterite and laterite spread covering the deccan traps are noticed in vast areas of the District. In • the coastal area laterite capping is very extensive. Primary laterite has 15 to 25 mtr thickness. Bauxite, glass and foundry sand, ilmenite and lignite are some of the mineral occurrences of • economic significance. Workable bauxite deposits are present in the District near Dabhol. Bauxite occurrences are reported from , Chikhalgaon, Kavdoli, Umbarghat, Uthambar and Badne. • Bauxite deposits on the plateaus are of blanket type while along the coast it occur as pocket and lenses. Foundry grade silica sand is also reported near Oni, Mandrul, Watul, Fonda Ghat etc. • Lignite and Ilmenite occurrences are reported in the area in the south of Ratnagiri. • • • • • 56 • • • Hot springs of the District are seen near Aravli, Khed, Rajewadi, Sangameshwar and Tural. • The temperature varies from 350C at Khed and 700C to 75°C at Unale. • In addition to the above following information is also submitted. • a) Details of river or stream and other sand source in the District: • In Ratnagiri District total 8 major rivers are observed, they are Savitri, Vashishti, Shastri, Jagbudi, Kajli, Bav, Muchkundi and Jaitapur. All rivers originate in Sahyadri Hill ranges &flows • towards west and meet Arabian Sea. Most of the district in area is having steep slopes and due to heavy rains all river beds are flat and narrow. Most of the rivers are having length in between 40 • to 60 Kms. • River sand is occurring to the downstream side of all above mentioned rivers and number of • Nalas in adjoining river coarse. The details of sand Ghats auctioned / sanctioned for exploitation • are separately given. Apart from this,sand is occurring near Oni, Watul, Mandrul etc. in form of weathered sand • stones or quartzites.Total five mining leases for extraction of Silica Sand are sanctioned in this area and there are chances for additional occurrences for Silica Sand. List of Mining Leases for • Silica Sand is enclosed separately to this report. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 57 • Map Showing Drainage of rivers in the District ;

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Details of availabilityof Sand or Gravel or aggregateresources;

Apart from this, sand is occurring near Oni, Watul, Mandrul etc. in form of weathered sand stones or quartzites. Total five mining leases for extraction of Silica Sand are sanctioned in this area and there are chances for additional occurrences for Silica Sand. List of Mining Leases for Silica Sand is enclosed separatelyto this report.

S8 • • • b) Details of existing mining leases of sand & aggregates in the District • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S9 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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AI) List of Mining Leases for Silica Sand in Ratnagiri District

Remarks I No Name of Area of Mining I Mining Order No & I Period I Date of Environment & I Approved Mining ! I ! Mining I Date I of i Execution Forest Dept Plan & Order No. Owner Mine order No. & Date Village,T Approv aluka& ed Area Mineral I Mis. Mouje: 203.32 No. MashalMMNI 10 Yrs 02/09/1999 No.ML-36/MPI Mining under Process. Ratna Watul, Hectare. 2701/146/Desk-3 Dt. 2010/1363 Dtd. As per Central Govt. Silica Tal: R 1/10/2001 ------20/1112010 & Environmental Sand Rajapur (Renovation) Ministry GR dtd. 14/91 20 No. MMN-I007/CR- 06 in clause No.2 for 2151/lND-9 Dt. Renovation before publi- 28/03/2007 cation of GR. For this permission is not equired. 2 Mis. Shrik Mouje: 108.05.2 No. MashalMMNI 20 Yrs 30107/2008 No. 1-1 10151 No.ADM/AM/92 Mining under Process. rishna Log Watul, 82 1006/CR -73 0/IND-9 198/2007-IA.II 12012/1454 Dt. istics Exp Tal: Hectare. Dt. 22112/2006 (M) Dt. 17112/2012 ort Pvt.Ltd Rajapur R 20103/2012

3 Mis. Mouje: 21.18He No. MashaIMMN I 20 Yrs 16/04/2005 No.1-110151 No.MIN-ADMI Mining under Process. Shrikrishn Watul, ctare.R 1002/CR-730/IND-9 196/2007-IA.II 77/2013/944 DT. a Logisti Tal: Dt. 2010 I12005 (M) Dt. 19/07/2013 cs Export Rajapur 18/02/2008 Pvt. Ltd I 4 Ameya Mouje: 13.03He No. MashaIMMNI 20 Yrs 23/01/2014 No.1-110151 No.ADM/M/92/2 I Mining under Process. Mine & Mandrul, ctare.R I005/CR-991 IIND-9 941/2007-IA.1I 012/1454 DT. I Minerals, Tal: Dt. 21 112/2006 (M) Dt. 17/12/2012 I Kolhapur Rajapur I 11/03/2008 5 Alisaheb Mouje: 4.85Hec No. MashalMMNI 120 Yrs I 20103/2007 No. Env-20 11- No.ADM/AIMI2 Mining under Process. Ahmed Oni, Tal, I tare.R 1005/CR-774/IND-9 PraK54/Ka-3 08/2012/1387 Mulla, Rajapur Dt. 02/0 I12007 I Dt. 05/05/2011 DT.27111/2012 Ratnagiri ! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

A2l List of Mining Leases for Silica Sand in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Mining Owner Area of Mining Mining Order No & Date Latitude & Longitude

, Village, Taluka Approved Area ! I 1 Mis. Ratna Silica Sand Mouje : Watul, 203.32 No. Masha/MMNI N-16°45'3.63" Tal: Rajapur Hectare.R 270 III46/0esk-3 Ot. 1II 01200 I E-73034'40.47" (Renovation) No. MMN-I007/CR-2ISI/INO-9 Ot. 28/03/2007 2 Mis. Shrikrishna Logistics Mouje : Watul, 108.0S.282 No. Masha/MMNI 1006/CR- N-16°44'51.12" Export Pvt. Ltd Tal: Rajapur Hectare.R 730/INO-9 Ot. 22112/2006 E-73035'23.65"

3 Mis. Shrikrishna Logistics Mouje : Watul, 21.18 No. Masha/MMNI 1002/CR- N-16°44'50.37" Export Pvt. Ltd Tal: Rajapur Hectare.R 730/INO-9 Ot. 20101/200S E-73035'26.62"

4 Ameya Mine & Minerals, Mouje : Mandrul, 13.03 No. Masha/MMNI 100S/CR- N-16°45'22.13" Kolhapur Tal: Rajapur Hectare.R 991/INO-9 Ot. 21I 12/2006 E-73°34'50.19"

5 Alisaheb Ahmed Mulla, Mouje: Oni, 4.8S No. Masha/MMNI 100S/CR- N-16u42'49.77" Ratnagiri Tal: Rajapur Hectare.R 774/INO-9 Ot. 02/0 I12007 E-73034'55.55"

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B) List of Ilmenite Mining Leases in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Area of Mining Survey No./Gat No/Place Mining Order No. & Dt Name of Perio Period Environment Remarks Mining Mineral d of of al & Forest Owner Mine Com pI Dept Order etion No. & Dt. ---r------Village, Appr Taluka oved Area I Mis. Rare Mouje: 14.00 Latitude: 17v52'27.68", Industries,Energy&Labou Garnate, 50 Not approved Mine not Minerals, Dandewa Hect Longitude : 73°21' 1.14'; rDept in Govt Oder No. Ilmenite, Yrs by started Trichy, di, Tal: are.R in South-East in 25 Km MMN-I 004/CR 722/IND- Magnetite, Environment Tamilnadu Rajapur Rajapur 9 Dt. 11.01.2017 Zirkon & Forest Dept.

2 Mis. Rare Mouje: 10.75 In near MoujeDabol Industries,Energy&Labou Garnate, 50 Not approved Mine not Minerals, Dabhol, Hect I82/A rDept in Govt Oder No. Ilmenite, Yrs by started Trichy, Tal: are.R MMN-I 004/CR 722/IND- Magnetite, Environment Tamilnadu Dapoli 9Dt.l1.01.2017 Zirkon & Forest Dept.

,., .) Mis. Rare Mouje: 17.00 In near West Industries,Energy&Labou Garnate, 50 Not Mine Minerals, Kolthare, Hect MoujeKolthare 74 to 76 rDept in Govt Oder No. Ilmenite, Yrs approved by not started Trichy, Tal: are.R & 9 to 13 MMN-I 004/CR 722/IND- Magnetite, Environment Tamilnadu Dapoli 9Dt.l1.01.2017 Zirkon & Forest Dept.

4 Mis. Rare Mouje: 4.75 In West MoujePawas Industries,Energy&Labou Garnate, 50 Not Mine Minerals, Pawas, Hect C.S. No. 345 rDept in Govt Oder No. Ilmenite, Yrs approved by not started Trichy, Tal: are.R MMN-l 004/CR 722/IND- Magnetite, Environment Tamilnadu Ratnagiri 9 Dt. 11.01.2017 Zirkon & Forest Dept. 5 Mis. Rare Mouje: 4.00 In east Randpar C.S. No. Industries, Energy & Garnate, 50 Not Mine Minerals, Randpar, Hect 23 TO 27 & 34 TO 37 & Labour Dept in Govt Ilmenite, Yrs approved by not started Trichy, Tal: are.R Oder No. MMN- Magnetite, Environment Tamilnadu Ratnagiri 16 I004/CR 722/IND-9 Dt. Zirkon & Forest 11.01.2017 Dept.

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6 Mis. Indian Mouje: 45.00 East: Wada Industries,Energy&Labou Ilmenite 50 Not Mine Garnate Pethpurn Heet Amberegaon, North: rDept in Govt Oder No. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. agad, Tal are.R Jarn.bhulwadi, South: MMN-18201CR8091 I Environment Ltd, .Ratnagir PurnagadKhadi, West: IND-9 Dt. 11.01.2017 & Forest Chennai i 16,17,21,22,24 to 28 & Dept. 30,3,5,4,8 I I i I I 7 Mis. Indian Mouje: 21.00 West: Arabian Sea, Industries, Energy & Ilmenite 50 Not Mine Garnate Undigad, Heet North: Chaphegaon, Labour Dept. in Govt. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. Tal:Ratn are.R South: Rilgaon, East: Oder No. MMN- Environment Ltd, agiri S.No. 27,28,12,31 18201CR8117/IND-9 Dt. & Forest Chennai 11.01.2017 Dept.

8 Mis. Indian Mouje: 15.60 West: Arabian Sea, Industries,Energy&Labou Ilmenite 50 Not Mine Garnate Ril, Tal Heet North: Undigaon, South: rDept in Govt Oder No. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. :Ratnagir are.R Warawadegaon, East: MMN-I820lCR805I Environment Ltd, i S.No. 56,657,658, 652, IIND-9 Dt. 11.01.2017 & Forest Chennai 653,654,649,650,644,643 Dept. ,640,639,638,636,634,63 3,612,602 to 607,612, 599,600,570,569,565,558 to 563, 554,543,542,541, 539,448,449,450,441,442 ,443,439,438,434,432,42 2,423,424,412,403,399 to 401,387 to 391

9 Mis. Indian Mouje: 67.50 West :Arabian Sea, North Industries,Energy&Labou Ilmenite 50 Not Mine Garnate Gaokhan Heet : Mevigaon, South: rDept in Govt Oder No. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. di, Tal are.R Kasheliaon, West: S.No. MMN-18201CR80521 Environment Ltd, :Ratnagir 16,15,13,7,5,4,381,380,3 IND-9 Dt. 11.01.2017 & Forest Chennai i 71,372,373,362,345,344, Dept. 317,316,314,313,310,3 II ,284,248

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10 Mis. Indian Mouje: 54.00 West :Arabian Sea, North Industries,Energy&Labou Ilmenite 50 Not Mine Garnate Kalbadev Heet : Mayekarwadi, South: rDept in Govt Oder No. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. iTal are.R Miryagaon, East: S.No. MMN-18201CR8066 Environment Ltd, :Ratnagir 4,1,3,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13, IIND-9 Dt. 11.01.2017 & Forest Chennai i 14,17 Dept.

II Mis. Indian Mouje: 90.00 West :Arabian Sea North Industries,Energy&Labou Ilmenite 50 I Not Mine Garnate Warawad Heet : Reelgaon, South: rDept in Govt Oder No. Yrs approved by not started Sand Pvt. e, Tal are.R Malgundgaon, East : MMN-) 820lCR8044 Environment Ltd, :Ratnagir S.No. IIND-9 Dt. ) 1.01.2017 & Forest Chennai i 32,33,34,36,39,45,47,48, Dept. 50,51,53,55,57,58,61,62, 64,65,66,68,70,71,72,73, 75,76,7,2,9,3

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C1) List of Existing Mining Leases for Minor Mineral in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Mining Owner Mine Details Area of Mine Mineral Environment Order No. & Period of Period of with Address Type Order No. Date Execution Validity

1i :--'1/s.Harshal Metal MoujeKalwande, I 1.5S.00 Hectare.R I Black Stone No.SEAC- i Khanikarm/Kh IS.OS.2011 17.0S.2021 i Prop. Sachin Tal-Chiplun, S.No. I 20 I6/CR.371 anpatha/S Rll 12 Ramakant Nalawade, 24/25,24/26,24/27 , TC-20TO. 001 Ot. AlP. Durgali, Tal - 24/2S,24129 19/10/2016 21.06.2011 Chiplun 2 Mis. Somjai Stone MoujePimpar, Tal- 3.24.00 He.R out of Black Stone ---- Renovation No. 27.01.2010 26.01.2019 Enterprises, Pimpar, Guhagar, S.No. 4000 Sq.Mtr KhanikaramlK Tal. : Guhagar 11/16 hanpathalSRlll 090td. 14/1012009 3 M.S. Reliable Stone Mouje Vishrantinag 02-08-27 Hect.R Black Stone No. SEAC- No. 05.10.2018 04.10.2023 Crusher thru Shri. ar, Tal. Dapoli, Gat 2014/CR.36 KhanikaramlK Shahanwaj Ismail No./S.No. 7/TC-20t. hanpatha/Manj Petkar, AlP :Jamge, 1/2,3,4,7, 11/08/2016 uri/ASRlOl/20 Tal-Oapoli, Dist- 211+2,2/3,2/4 A, 180td. Ratnagiri. 4B, 4C, 4 01/02/201S 0,2/5,3/0, 3010 4 Shri. Bharati Uday MoujeBondiwa 02-58-00 Hect.R Black Stone No. SEAC- No.Khanikara Not yet executed 2014/CR.36 m/Khanpatha/ Khetle, Ra. Bondiwali, Ii, Tal- Dapoli at I Tal-Oapoli, Oist- Gat No. I Survey 7/TC-20td. Manjuril ASR/O Ratnagiri No. 770 11/08/2016 2120 IS ot. 23/02/2018 5 Shri. Deepak Vishnu Mouje :Vareli, Tal- 04-S5-00 Hect.R Black Stone No.SEAC- No.Khanikara 05.10.2018 04.10.2023 Pawar, AlP. Varweli, Guhagar at Gat No. 20 16/CR.3 71 m/Khanpatha/ I Tal-Guhagar, Dist- ISurvey No. 1985 TC-20td. Manjuril ASR/O I Ratnagiri. & 1987 19/10/2016 4/20180t. , 09/04/2018 6 Shri. AvinashTukaram Mouje .Vilaye, Tal- 1-67-0 Hect.R Black Stone No.SEAC- No.Khanikara 05.10.2018 04.10.2023 Mane, AlP. Rajapur, at Gat No. 20 16/CR.3 7I m/Khanpatha/ Mirgulewadi, Post ISurvey No. TC-20td. Manjuril ASRIO .Sakhar, Tal-Rajapur, 226/2,3 & 216/1,2 19110/2016 4/20lS Ot. Dist-Ratnagiri. 09/04/201S

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e2) List of Existing Mining Leases for Minor Mineral (Black Stone) in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Mining Owner with Mine Details Area of Mine Order No. & Date Latitude & Address Longitude

I Mis. Harshal Metal Prop. Sachin I Mouje Kalwande, Tal- 1.58.00 Khanikarm/KhanpathalSRlI I N - 17°28'26.84" Ramakant Nalawade, AlP. i Chiplun, S.No. 24/25,24/26, Hectare.R 2001 Dt. 21.06.2011 E-73°29'23.81 " Durgali, Tal - Chiplun 24/27,24/28,24/29 2 Mis. Somjai Stone Enterprises, Mouje Pimpar, Tal-Guhagar, 3.24.00 He.R out Renovation No. N - 17°23'55.85" Pimpar, Tal. : Guhagar S.No. 11/16 of 4000 Sq.Mtr KhanikaramlKhanpathaiS RI E-73°16'37.89" 1/09 Dtd. 14/10/2009 3 M.S. Reliable Stone Crusher thru MoujeVishrantinagar, Tal. 02-08-27 No. Khanikaraml N -17°52'27.68" Shri. Shahanwaj Ismail Petkar, Dapoli, Gat No. IS.No. Hect.R KhanpathaIManjurilASRIOII E-73°20' 1.64" AlP :Jamge, Tal -Dapoli, Dist- 1/2,3,4,7,2/1+2,2/3,214 A, 2018 Dtd. 01/02/2018 Ratnagiri. 4B, 4C, 4 D,2/5,3/0, 3010 4 Shri. Bharati Uday Khetle, Ra. MoujeBondiwali, Tal- Dapoli 02-58-00 No.KhanikaramlKhanpathai N -17°48'15.77" Bondiwali, Tal-Dapoli, Dist- at Gat No. I Survey No. 770 Hect.R ManjurilASRl02/20 18 Dt. E-73014'50.87" Ratnagiri 23/02/2018 5 Shri. Deepak Vishnu Pawar, AlP. Mouje :Vareli, Tal-Guhagar 04-85-00 No.KhanikaramlKhanpathai N - 17°28'25.79" Varweli, Tal-Guhagar, Dist- at Gat No. ISurvey No. 1985 Hect.R ManjurilASR/04/20 18 Dt. E-73014'39.84" Ratnaairi, & 1987 09/04/2018 Mouje :Vilaye, Tal-Rajapur, 1-67-0 No.KhanikaramlKhanpathai N -16°35'0.33" I 6 Shri. Avinash Tukaram Mane, AlP. Mirgulewadi, Post :Sakhar, I at Gat No. ISurvey No. Hect.R ManjurilASR/04/20 18 Dt. E-73027'46.04" I Tal-Raiapur, Dist-Ratnagiri. 226/2,3 & 2 1611,2 09104/2018

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01) List of Bauxite Mining Leases in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Area of Mining Mining Order No & Date Period Date of Environment & Approved Mining Reasons of Mining of Mine Execution Forest Plan & Order No. Mine started Owner , DeptOrder No. or Not , I I ! i & Date I I Village, Approve TaIuka & d Area Mineral I Mis. Mouje: 218.28.5 MMNI I002/CR599/INO/09 20 Yrs 15102/2005 NoJ-ll015 No. MS/RTNGI Mine Ashapura Rovale,T He.R Ot. 03/02/2005. 1274/2007-IA- Goa(Maha) BX-50 Work under Mine Kern al-Dapoli By Govt. of II (M) Ot. SZ 325 Ot. process. Ltd, Bauxite Industries,Energy&LabourO 31/10/2008 01/07/2011 Mumbai ept Order No. MLR- 855/2015/3179 ot. 05/11/2015. Approved for 30 Years from 15/02/2025 to 14/02/2055 to Ashapura Mine Kern Ltd. 2 Mis. Mouje: 99.86.19 MMNI I002/CR51 0/INO/09 20 Yrs 04/01/2005 NoJ-11015 No. AMIIMN Mine Ashapura Umbarsh He.R Ot. 21112/2004. 1275/2007-IA- 568 (MAH) Work under Mine Kern et,Tal- By Govt. of Industries, II (M) Ot. Goa!2004-05 VOL- process. Ltd, Dapoli Energy&LabourOept Order 31/10/2008 II Dt. 09/05/2014 Mumbai Bauxite No. MLR-8411 201513291 Ot. 23/11/2015. Approved for 30 Years from 04/01/2025 to 03/0 I12055 to Ashapura Mine Kern Ltd. 3 Mls.lnfras Mouje:G 91.58.00 MMNI I008/CR2413/INO/O 20 YI'S 27108/2010 No.J-11015 No. MP/RTNG/Goa Mine tructure udeghar, He.R 9 Ot. 27/07/2010. 199/2009 -lA-II (Mah) Bauxa! 189- Work under Logistics Tal- By Govt. of Industries, (M) r». SZ ot. 24/08/2009 process. Pvt. Ltd, Mandang Energy&LabourOept Order 26/03/2010 Goa ad No. MMGI04 15/CR34IINO Bauxite -90t. 17/07/2015. Approve I d for 30 Years from I 27/08/2030 to 26108/2060 to I I Ashapura Mine Kern Ltd.

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02) List of Bauxite Mining Leases in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Mining Area of Mining Mining Order No & Date Latitude & Owner Longitude

Village, Taluka & ' Approved Area ! Mineral I Mis. Ashapura Mine Mouje : Rovale, 218.28.5 MMNI I002/CR599/IND/09 Dt. 03/02/2005. N -17°54'42.99" Kem Ltd. Mumbai Tal-Dapoli He.R By Govt. of Industries,Energy&LabourDept E - 73°6'4.94" Bauxite Order No. MLR-855/2015/3179 Dt. 05/11/2015. Approved for 30 Years from 15/02/2025 to 14/02/2055 to Ashapura Mine Kem Ltd.

2 Mis. Ashapura Mine Mouje : Umbarshet, 99.86.19 MMNI I002/CR51 0/IND/09 Dt. 21/12/2004. N -17°55' 13.58" Kem Ltd, Mumbai Tal-Dapoli He.R By Govt. of Industries,Energy&LabourDept E - 73°5'24.64" Bauxite Order No. MLR-841/2015/3291 Dt. 23/11/2015. Approved for 30 Years from 04/01/2025 to 03/01/2055 to Ashapura Mine Kem Ltd.

Mis. Infrastructure Mouje: Gudeghar, 91.58.00 MMN1l008/CR2413/IND/09 Dt. 27/0712010. N -17°57'42.89" "I E - 73°6'56.08" .) Logistics Pvt. Ltd, Tal-Mandangad He.R By Govt. of Industries,Energy&LabourDept Goa Bauxite Order No. MMG/0415/CR34/IND-9 Dt. I7/07/20 15. Approved for 30 Years from 27/08/2030 to 26/08/2060 to Ashapura Mine Kem Ltd.

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E) List of Closed Bauxite Mining Leases in Ratnagiri District

No Name of Area of Mining Mining Order No & Date Period of Date of Environmenta Remarks Mining Mine Execution I & Forest Dept Order & Owner , I I ! I i I Dt. Village, Talua Approved & Mineral Area (Heet.) I Smt. Mouje: 171.30.00 Industries,Energy&LabourDep 20 Yrs. 1st Sushilabai Sakhari Velas Heet. t Order No.MMNI I003/4961 Renewal Shamrao Tal- IND/09 DATED. 08110/2003. 18/10/2003 to On Mining Dhanwate Mandangad 28/11/2009 28/11/2009 Stopped from Mumbai. Bauxite Surrender Area -80.20 June 2010. Order No. MNG/04151 CR34 91.10 (Part-I)I IND/09 DATED Heet. 10/12/2015 MoEF& CC

Industries,Energy & Labour 0.45 MTPM- Dept Order No.MLR- 2nd 111015/9501 1847/20161 3226 Dated Till Renewal 2007-IA.lI (M) 03/12/2016. 31.03.2020 Dated 29/09/2015 25/05/2017 2 Sh. Chetan Mouje: 107.44.40 Industries,Energy & Shah. Utamber, Tal- Heet. Labour Dept Order No.MMNI Mumbai Dapoli 10021 C.R. 402/IND/09 Bauxite DATED. 2111212004.

Surrender Area -61-90 45.54.40 Order No. Industries,Energy & Awaiting for Not Working Heet. Labour Dept Order No.MMNI 30 Yrs Expansion of 10021 Pra.Kra. 402/Udyog-9 04101/2005 EC Dated- 18/07/2009

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3 Sh. Dinesh Mouje: 55.79.00 Industries, Energy & 20 Yrs Trikanaad, Kavdoli, Tal- Heet. Labour Dept Order Awaiting for Nagpur Dapoli No.MMN/10031 C.R. Not Working Bauxite 421/IND/09 1510212005 Expansion of DATED. 03/02/2005. EC

I I 1 41 MIS. t Mouje: 62.77.00 Industries, Energy & Labour 50 Years Ashapura Sakhari, Tal- Heel. Dept Order No. MMN- Mineehem Dapoli 1004/C.R.6541 Ind-9 Dated From Ltd. Dapoli Bauxite 11/01/2017. 06/04/201 7 to Not Working 05/04/2067 0610412017 Awaiting EC

5 MIS. Mouje: 95.57.70 Industries, Energy & Labour 20 Yrs 01/03/2004 Vitrag Kumbhwade, Heet. Dept Order No.MMNI Awaiting EC Not Working Homes, Tal-Rajapur IOO2/396/IND/09 Pvt. Ltd. Bauxite DATED. 25/09/2003. Nagpur

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4) Revenue collected for last three years.

The Revenue & forest Department, Government of Maharashtra, had set the revenue collection targets for entire Maharashtra State and accordingly it was distributed to every district for every financial year wise. Accordingly every district try to achieve the targets given by Revenue Department. The details of target set by Revenue Department and against which revenue collected is tabulated below.

Sr. No. Financial Year Target set for the Revenue collected in Percent revenue Financial Year Lac. collected 1 2016-17 3600 2480.61 68.91 % 2 2017-18 4400 5734.20 130.32 % 3 2018-19 5500 8116.49 147.57 %

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5 - A) Details of Eco-sensitive Area in district: -

F.No.1-4/2012-RE(Pt.) Government of India, Ministry of Environment & Forest dated 13/11/2013 has falls 292 Eco-Sensitive Villages in Ratnagiri districts.

Sr.No. Tahsils No. of Eco-Sensitive Villages 1 Khed 74 2 Chiplun 43 3 Sangmeshwar 80 4 Lanja 47 5 Rajapur 48 292

72. • • • Drainage system with description of main rivers • S.No Name of the River Area drained (Km) Area drained in the district (Sq.Km) - 320 • 1 Savitri 32 - 2 Vashisti 47 940 • 3 Shastri 55 1100 • 4 Jagbudi 31 620 5 Kajvi 50 1000 -- • 6 Bav 70 1050 7 Muchkundi 50 1000 • 8 Arjuna 50 1000 • Salient Features of Important Rivers and Streams

• S.No Name of the Total Length in the District (in Place of Origin River or Km) • stream 1 Savitri 32 Western Ghats in Raigad Dist. • .__._- 2 Vashisti 47 Near Dhamanand in Khed Tehsil • 3 Shastri 55 Near Tivare in Tehsil 4 Jagbudi 31 Near Nandivali in Khed Tehsil • 5 Kajvi 50 Near Devade in Devrukh Tehsil - • 6 Bav 70 Near Ozare in Devrukh Tehsil 7 Muchkundi 50 Near Khorninko in Lanja Tehsil • 8 Arjuna 50 Near AnuskuraGhat in Rajapur Tehsil Portion of the River or Length of area Average width of Area Mineable mineral • stream Recommended Recommended area Recommended potential (in MT) for Mineral Concession for Mineral Recommended for Mineral (60% of total • Concession for Mineral Concession mineral (in Km) Concession (in Sq.mtrs) potential) • (in mtrs) AnjarlaTehsil Dapoli - - - 43816 Brass • AnjarlaAdhkal to Patilwadi - - - 44813 Brass Tehsil Dapoli • Patilwadi to Sarang Tehsil - - - 111614 Brass Dapoli ..- f------.------_ .. • Karambwane to Govalkot - - 211030 Brass Tehsil Chiplun • Chave to Karjuve Tehsil - - - 40551 Brass Sangameshwar • KalbadeviKhaadiMukh - - - 146063 Brass Tehsil Ratnagiri -- • Ambet to Dabhol Tehsil - - - 9275 Brass Mandangad • Jog River Tehsil Dapoli - - - 10203 Brass Vashisti River I - - - 16193 Brass • DabholKhaadi Tehsil Chiplun • ShastriRiver/JaigadKhaadi - - - 40551 Brass Tehsil Sangameshwar • KalbadeviKhaadi Tehsil - - - 73233 Brass Ratnagiri - --- • Savitri River - - - 9275 Brass IBankotKhaadi Tehsil Mandangad • .~.------_._------_._-_. Musaqazi to Jaitapur - - 5654 Brass Tehsil Rajapu~ • ---- • • 73 • • Jaitapur to Chavanwadi - - - 78621 Brass • Tehsil Raiapur Chavanwadi to - - - 199778 Brass • Thukaralwadi Tehsil Rajapur • PalshetKhaadiMukh - - - 24249 Brass Tehsil Guhagar RajapurKhaadi Tehsil - - - 284053 Brass • Rajapur _. Amboshi River to - - - 24249 Brass • PalshetKhaadi Tehsil • Guhagar • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7it New Proposals of Minor Minerals (Silica) at Ratnagiri District

N Name of Mining Owner with Mine Details Area of Latitude & 0 Address Mine Longitude

SMT. VANITA JANARDAN SILICA QUARRY 04.11 N-16°44'52.29" 1 CHAVAN NP. VILLAGE KHASRA NO. 37 VILLAGE - MANDRUL, HECT. E-73034'47.41" MANDRUL, TAL.- , TALUKA RAJAPUR, DIST. RATNAGIRI DISTRICT RATNAGIRI

SUNIL SITARAM ONKAR SILICA QUARRY 0040 N-16u42'46.32" 2 NP. VILLAGE ONI, TALUKA KHASRA NO. 16112(PART) HECT. E-73034'58.30" RAJAPUR, DIST.RATNAGIRI VILLAGE ONI, TALUKA RAJAPUR, DIST.RATNAGIRI

MADHUSUDANSAKHARAM SILICA QUARRY 02.03 N-16u34'44.00" 3 SARVANKAR AlP. VILLAGE KHASRA NO. 293 A & 261 (PART) HECT. E-73036'46.00" MOSAM SARVANKARWADI, VILLAGE PANHALE TARFE SOUNDAL, TAL. RAJAPUR, DIST.RATNAGIRI TAL. RAJAPUR, DIST.RATNAGIRI

MANDRUL SILICA MINES, SILICA QUARRY 01.20 N-16°44'59.90" 4 NP. VILLAGEMANDRUL, TAL. KHASRA NO 24 & 26 VILLAGE HECT. E-73034'39.65" RAJAPUR, DIST.RATNAGIRI MANDRL, TALUKA RAJAPUR, DIST. RATNAGIRI

RAVINDRAKUMAR SILICA QUARRY 04.95 N-16°45'1.670" 5 BHUNJAGRAO SALVE AlP. KHASRA NO 96/1, VILLAGE HECT. E-73032'17.89" COMPOUND, KALSAVALI, TALUKA RAJAPUR, NAGALAPARK,KOLHAPUR DIST. RATNAGIRI

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