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Scanned by Camscanner Scanned by Camscanner Scanned by Camscanner MINING PLAN Scanned by CamScanner Scanned by CamScanner Scanned by CamScanner MINING PLAN {Prepared under rules 23 of MMME 2013: Section 15 of MMDR Act 1957 & CC Notification S.O141 (E) dated 15.01.2016 : MoEFF & CC Sustainable Sand Mining Management Guideline 2016} With PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN {To comply rule 26 of MMME (D & R) Rule 2013} PURNA RIVER BED SAND MINE/SAND GHAT AREA-0.30HA, RIVER -PURNA, NEAREST GAT NO.: 308,311 MOUZE: YERALI-K, TALUKA-NANDURA, DISTRICT – BULDHANA STATE – MAHARASHTRA SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO THE SR.DY. DIRECTOR, DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY & MINING, Government of Maharashtra, Nagpur, Maharashtra State SUBMITTED BY THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR, BULDHANA, MAHARASHTRA PREPARED BY DR. SANJAY RAJ RQP/AJM/253/2004/A FULGRO ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING SERVICESINDIA PVT. LTD. (NABET / Quality Council of India Accredited & an ISO 9001: 2015 certified company) I JAIPUR I DELHI I CALCUTTA I CHANDIGARH I LUCKNOW I NAGPUR IPUNE I I27, ASHOK VATIKA, KHATIPURA ROAD, JHOTWARA, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN-302012I I CONTACT: +91 0141 2466841, +91 9672567222, 9982170000I I E–mail: [email protected], [email protected]: www.fulgro.inI SEPTEMBER-2018 CERTIFICATES CERTIFICATE No. I UNDERTAKINGS FROM THE LESSEE & COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATES This is to certify that the Mining Plan of the below mentioned River Bed Sand Mine/Sand Ghat has been prepared in full consultation with me and I have understood its contents and I agree to implement the same in accordance with law. I undersigned, the lessee of below mentioned Sand Mine giving in writing that there will be no violation against any provisions of mine Rule; Regulation; Law; Government Guidelines; Notifications & Orders related to the mine. It is also verified that the information furnished in Mine Plan & Progressive Mine Closure Plan of below mentioned sand mine is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. If anything found false then I will be punishable by the Law. Name of Sand Mine: Purna River Bed Sand Mine Area (Ha) 0.30Ha River Purna Nearest S./Gat No. Nearest Gat No.: 308,311 Mouze Yerali-K Post Yerali-K Taluka Nandura District Buldhana State Maharashtra State Pin Code 443404 Name of Lessee: District Collector, Buldhana Sign & Thumb impression of Applicant/Lessee/ Mine Owner CERTIFICATE No. II UNDERTAKING FROM LESSEE This is to undertake that the lease boundary points as indicate on the surface plan are marked in the field and the precise lease area forms the basis for preparation of Mining plan for mining of the below mentioned Sand Mine, The boundary pillars erected on these point shall be maintained in good shape and condition as per provision under rule 33 of MCR 1960 read with item no. 2 part –VII of form K of MCR 1960.This is to certify that the “ Progressive Mine closure Plan & Final Mine Closure Plan” in respect of this below mentioned Sand Mine has taken into consideration all statutory rules, regulations, order made by the Central or State Government, Statutory Organization, Court etc. and wherever any specific permission is required I will approach the concerned authorities, I also give an undertaking to the effect that all the measures proposed in this closures plan will be implemented in a time bound as manner proposed. This is to certify that the provision of Maharashtra Minor Minerals Extraction (Development and Regulation) Rule 2013, Sustainable Sand Mining Management Guidelines 2016, MCDR 1988, Mines Act, Mines Rules, Mines Regulations made there under have been observed in Mining plan and Progressive Mine closure plan in respect of the below mentioned Sand Mine and where any specific permission is required. I will approach the DGMS, Further standards prescribed by DGMS or any concerned authorities in respect of Miners Health will be strictly implemented. This is to certify that at presents there is no Court case or Public Interest Litigation pending against the below mentioned Sand Mine. This is to declare that I undersigned is a Lessee for the below mentioned Sand Mine.My name and address is as given below. In case address is changed during pendency of approval of above document it will be immediately informed to approval authority. Name of Sand Mine: Purna River Bed Sand Mine Area (Ha) 0.30 Ha River Purna Nearest S./Gat No. Nearest Gat No.: 308,311 Mouze Yerali-K Post Yerali-K Taluka Nandura District Buldhana State Maharashtra State Pin Code 443404 Name of Lessee: District Collector, Buldhana Sign & Thumb impression of Applicant/Lessee/Mine Owner CERTIFICATE No. III CERTIFICATE BY RQP 1. This is to certify that the provisions of Maharashtra Minor Mineral Extraction (Development and Regulation) Rule 2013, Sustainable Sand Mining Management Guidelines 2016, Mines Act Rule and Regulations made there under have been observed in the mining Plan and Progressive Mine closure plan of District Collector, Buldhana for an area of 0.30ha. Nearest Gat No. 308,311 situated at Mouze-Yerali-K, Taluka- Nandura, District – Buldhana State – Maharashtra and wherever specific permission are required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities. 2. This is to certify that the provision of Maharashtra Minor Mineral Extraction (Development and Regulation) Rule 2013 and Sustainable Sand Mining Management Guidelines 2016 have been observed in the Mining plan and Progressive Mine closure plan of District Collector, Buldhana for an area of 0.30ha. Nearest Gat No. 308,311 situated at Mouze-Yerali-K, Taluka-Nandura, District – Buldhana State – Maharashtra and wherever specific permission are required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities of the Indian Bureau of Mines, Directorate of Geology & Mining and other department. 3. Certified that the information, furnished in the mining Plan and Progressive Mine Closure Plan are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. DR. SANJAY RAJ RQP/AJM/253/2004/A 27, ASHOK VATIKA, KHATIPURA ROAD, JHOTWARA JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN Date: Place: Buldhana INDEX Sr. No. PARTICULARS Page No PART –I Mining Plan 1-35 1 Introduction 1 2 General 2-6 3 Geology 7-12 4 Mining 12-15 5 Blasting 15 6 Mine drainage 15 7 Disposal of waste 16 8 Use of mineral i.e Sand 16 9 Surface transport 16 10 Site services / others 16-17 11 Employment Potential 17 12 Mineral Processing 17 13 Environmental Management plan 18-24 14 Environmental Impact Assessment 24-25 15 Mine Closure Plan 25 16 Compliance to safety rules and regulations 25 17 Any other information 26 18 Terms & Conditions of lease 26 PART –II: Progressive mine closure plan 27-35 1 Introduction 28-29 2 Mine description 29-30 3 Review of implementation of mining plan /scheme of mining 31 including one years progressive closure plan up to the final closure plan review will be made after approval of mining plan . 4 Mine closure plan 31-33 5 Economic Repercussions of closure of mine and manpower 34 retrenchment 6 Time scheduling for abandonment 34 7 Cost abandonment 34 8 Financial assurance 34 9 Plans and Section 35 10 Certificate 35 ANNEXURE Sr. No. Particulars Annexure No. Annexed at the beginning of the text Certificates from the lessee 1. Undertaking from lessee Certificate No. I 2. Boundary pillar undertaking, PMCP Certificate/ DGMS Certificate No. II Certificate Certificates from the RQP 3. MMME (D&R) Rules 2013, MMR Certificate/MCDR Certificate/ Certificate No.III Correctness certificate Annexed at the end of the text 1. Panchnama of sand deposit from Talukadar, Mandal Adhikari Annexure No. I 2. Khasara Map (by the Talahti) Annexure No. II 3. GSDA CERTIFICATE Annexure No. III 4. Gram Panchayat NOC Letter Annexure No. IV 5. Certificate of the RQP Annexure No. V 6. Site Photographs Annexure No. VI 7. Consent Letter from Lessee Annexure No. VII PLATES Sr. No. Plate No. Name of Plate 1 Plate No. 1 Khasra Map 2 Plate No. 2 Location Map 3 Plate No. 3 Key Plan 4 Plate No. 4 Surface Plan 5 Plate No. 5 Surface Geological Plan & Sections 6 Plate No. 6 Year wise Development Plan & Sections 7 Plate No. 7 Environment Plan 8 Plate No. 8 Conceptual Plan PART-I MINING PLAN {Prepared under rules 23 of MMME 2013: Section 15 of MMDR Act 1957 & CC Notification S.O141 (E) dated 15.01.2016: MoEFF & CC Sustainable Sand Mining Management Guideline 2016} OF PURNA RIVER BED SAND MINE/SAND GHAT AREA-0.30HA, RIVER -PURNA, NEAREST GAT NO.: 308,311 MOUZE: YERALI-K, TALUKA-NANDURA, DISTRICT – BULDHANA STATE – MAHARASHTRA SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO The Dy. Director, Directorate of Geology & Mining, Government of Maharashtra, Nagpur, Maharashtra State SUBMITTED BY THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR BULDHANA, MAHARASHTRA PREPARED BY DR. SANJAY RAJ RQP/AJM/253/2004/A FULGRO ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING SERVICES INDIA PVT. LTD. (NABET / Quality Council of India Accredited & an ISO 9001: 2015 certified company) I JAIPUR I DELHI I CALCUTTA I CHANDIGARH I LUCKNOW I NAGPUR IPUNE I I27, ASHOK VATIKA, KHATIPURA ROAD, JHOTWARA, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN-302012I I CONTACT: +91 0141 2466841, +91 9672567222, 9982170000I I E–mail: [email protected], [email protected]: www.fulgro.inI AUGUST-2018 CONSENT LETTER FROM LESSEE Date: To, Dr. Sanjay Raj (Registration No: RQP/AJM/253/2004/A) C/o: Fulgro Environmental Engineering Services India Pvt. Ltd. 27, Ashok Vatika, Khatipura Road Jhotwara, Jaipur-302012, Rajasthan, India Subject: Preparation of the Mining Plan and Progressive Mine closure Plan of the below mentioned Purna River Bed Sand Mine. Name of Sand Mine: Purna River Bed Sand Mine Area (Ha) 0.30 Ha River Purna Nearest S. No /Gat No. Nearest Gat No. 308,311 Mouze Yerali-K Post Yerali-K Taluka Nandura District Buldhana State Maharashtra Pin Code 443404 Respected Sir, We are in process of getting all necessary permission for doing mining of Sand in the above mentioned area from the District Collector, Buldhana, Government of Maharashtra, We therefore, request you to prepare the Mining Plan and Progressive mine closure Plan of above mentioned Mine Lease Area.
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