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Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni Area 7.62 Hact Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. INTRODUCTION M/S Sumer MarbleMinewas sanctioned marble mines in village Tilehri tehsil BahoribandDistt. - Katni M.P. an area 9.595hect. for the period of 10 years since 07/06/2002 to 06/06/2012 by Mineral Resources Department, BhallavBhavan, Minsitry, Bhopal (MP),vide order No. F- 4-8/2002/12/1 dated on 19/03/2002(Enclosed as Annexure No.3). The application was submitted for renewal of mining lease at Mining Office Katnion 30/05/2011 and after settlement of the area has been reduced 7.620 hect. The letter from Collector Office (Mining section) for the proposal of the renewal application was sent to DGM via letter No.3824/Khanij/10/U- P/Navkaran/Marble/2011 dated 3/9/2012(Enclosed as Annexure No.5). Then consent letter issued from Directorate of Geology & Mining, Bhopal vide letter no. 18418/Khanij/na.kra.346/Marble/u- p/13 on dated 04/10/2013(Enclosed as Annexure No.8).This scheme is prepared under rule 12(2) (a) for the renewal of mining lease (MARBLE DEVELOPMENT ANDCONSERVATION RULES 2002) for systematic and scientific exploitation of marble.Open cast Semi mechanized mining is proposed for the extraction of marble by systematic and scientific mining. Initially the proposal for mining of marble block cutting will be worked to the depth of 20m.All the necessary precaution will be adopted for the safe and secured working of the deposit. Necessary measures will also be taken to mitigate the adverse effect of mining. BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE MARBLE MINES: NAME OF THE LESSEE M/s Sumer MarbleMine, P.O. & Village-Tilehri, Tehsil - Bahoriband, Dist. Katni, M.P. DETIALS OF THE AREA District : Katni (M.P.) Tehsil : Bahoriband Village :Tilehri Area :7.620 hectare Khasra Number /Area: Details of Khasra no. and area are as follows DITRICT/ TEHSIL VILLAGE KHASRA NO. AREA IN OWNERSHIP/OCCUPATION STATE HECT. 585 Katni (part),586(part), Bahoriband Tilehri 7.620 Govt. & Pvt. Wasteland (M.P.) 587(part),588,589, 598 Total Area 7.620 LOCAL AND ACCESSIBLITY: Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. These area is located towards SW direction from Katni around 35 km. and on other rout from Sleemanabad is 25 km towards south from Katni on located on Jabalpur-Katni NH 07 is all season road. Nearest PWD rest house is located in Bandhi around 7.00 km and area under jurisdiction of Police Station Sleemanabad, distance is 6.0 km towards west direction. Nearest railway Station is also Sleemanabad is only 7.0 km from area. Mobil connectivity, Electrification, Drinking water, School, Medical, Post Office and other all facility are available in village. Whether area is recorded in forest:No. Existence of public road : No public road is passing through the lease area. Marble mines is limited within Latitude : 23°37'13.01"N to23°37'3.62"N Longitude : 80°11'21.7"E to 80°11'33.54"E ToposheetNo. :64A/2 BOUNDARY PILLER POINT COORDINATE Shown on the Surface and on the Surface Geological Plan as Follows: Pillar No. BP1: 23°37'11.9"N 80°11'21.7"E Pillar No. BP2: 23°37'7.7"N 80°11'21.8"E Pillar No. BP3: 23°37'7.9"N 80°11'22.6"E Co-ordinates of boundary Pillar No. BP4: 23°37'5.45"N 80°11'23.23"E pillars Pillar No. BP5: 23°37'6.25"N 80°11'26.79"E Pillar No. BP6: 23°37'3.62"N 80°11'27.05"E Pillar No. BP7: 23°37'3.90"N 80°11'32.45"E Pillar No. BP8: 23°37'10.45"N 80°11'33.54"E Pillar No. BP9:23°37'12.13"N 80°11'32.64"E Pillar No. BP10 : 23°37'13.01"N 80°11'26.60"E CHAPTER -1 Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. 1.1. Name of Mines : - Tilehri Marble Mines 1.2. Particular of approval of SOM:- The Mining Scheme submitted under rule 12 (2) (a) of Marble Development And Conservation Rules 2002, and lease has been granted through Mineral Resources Department, BhallavBhavan, Minsitry, Bhopal (MP), vide order No. F- 4-8/ 2002/12/1 dated on 19/03/2002(Enclosed as Annexure no.3).for 10 year since 07/06/2002 to 06/06/2012 over on area 9.545 hac. .This mining scheme has beensubmitted for renewal of mining lease of 7.620 hac. as per collector proposal no. 3824/kanji/10/U-P/Navkaran/Marbel/2011 dated 03/09/2012.(Enclosed as Annexure no.5).Directorate of Geology & Mining, Bhopal has issuedthe consent letter no. 183418/Khanij/nakramank 346/Marble/2013 on dated 04/10/2013.(Enclosed as Annexure no.8). 1.3. Date of Commencement of Mining Operation:- The mining operation after the approving of these documents lessee will do agreement accordingly. 1.4. Deficiencies, if any that existed in the approved Mining plan/scheme to take Note Of and rectified by incorporating suitable proposal for implementation in scheme of mining. No. 1.5. Review of compliance position of salient feature of the mining plan on chapter wise basic bringing out marked deviation, if any, and justification/reasons their off, items to covered may include exploration, mine development, exploitation, forestationprogrammed, reclamation and rehabilitation, control of dust, noise and ground vibration and any other significant features:- No deviations. 1.6. Detail of Lessee and RQP 2.1 Name and Address of M/s Sumer Marble Mine Licensee P.O. & Village-Tilehri, Tehsil - Bahoriband, Dist. Katni, M.P. 2..2 Status Of Company Partnership Firm 2.3 Name Of Mineral Marble 2.4 Name ,address & Regd. No. Amit Mishra of RQP, who prepared the Regd.No. RQP/DGMMP/66/2013, Mining Plan Valid upto 29/07/2018 Kabara Colony, Nagpur Road Distt.- Chhindwara (M.P.) PIN-480001 Ph. No.- 09425819141(M) [email protected] 2.5 Period for which the 10 year mining lease is required to be grant A review of compliance position of salient features of the mining plan: Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. A review the compliance position of salient features of the mining plan is discussed below briefly; PROPOSAL AS PER APPROVED MINING PLAN i) Exploration:During the earlier mining plan time area was prospected and explored the complete area and made the clear picture of deposit, therefore the mineral bearing area have to the proved the further depth wise, therefore the two bore holes were programmed in the pit bottom only. Approved mining plan could also proposed exploration of two bore-holes but due to Government statutory work related EC the mines could not be open then the proposal of bore hole are follow in this scheme. NAME LENGTH WIDTH DEPTH LOCATION TIME SCHEDULE Mt. Mt. Mt. PBH-1 4” dia …………….. 20.0m E-110 S-180 Before the end of second year. PBH-2 4”dia …………….. 20.0m E-105 S-250 Before the end of third year. ii) Mine Development: Development activities were carried out in the working pits and removed the area and overburden for taking the production and after production these generated cutting/waste of marble in dumps. Control of Dust:- As per proposal, water sprinkling around the working area and transportation road in mine. iii) Exploitation: Lessee had started the mining operations after the execution of the lease deed. During earlier plan period lessee exploited about 13095 MT average productions,now the mining operations are closed by the Collector, Katni order for the requirement of Scheme of mining and environment clearance.During the last five years period of mining plan no production has been carried out by the lessee. Production during Scheme period of Mining(2012 -2013 to 2016-17) Year Production in MT Targeted Achieved 2012– 2013 22610 Nil 2013 – 2014 30146 Nil 2014 – 2015 38160 Nil 2015 – 2016 50496 Nil 2016 – 2017 49847 Nil Deviation and Justification:- Mining Scheme of Tilehri Marble Mine Vill.-Tilehri, Tehsil- Bahoriband, District Katni area 7.62 hact. Mining Lease is under process of getting environmental clearance since 2013 due to this production was nil in last five year periods. iv) Waste Management: Waste material generated during the production has been dumped progressively in the dump from which marble cutting and over burden has been mined out thus partially refilling the old pits and in the area. v) Afforestation: It was proposed to carry out the afforestation amounting to 25 trees per year on the reclaimed land after spreading the top soil cover and along the boundary but lessee has not carried out any plantation over the partially refilled land but planted about 50 saplings in this scheme period along the lease boundary but due to closure of mine hardly 15% has been survived. vi) Mine reclamation: It was proposed to reclaim the mined out pit. Lessee had partially reclaimed the mined out area with the waste material Murom and cutting of marble.
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