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Shri Gautam Sharma Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma SHRI GAUTAM SHARMA PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE PROJECT NAME : - MASONARY STONE MINE PROJECT ADDRESS : - NEAR VILLAGE – SARGOTH, TEHSIL - KUCHAMAN CITY, DISTRICT – NAGAUR, RAJASTHAN AREA : - 1.00 HECTARE MINING LEASE NO. : - 29/2003 PROPOSED ENHANCED PRODUCTION CAPACITY : - 30,000 TPA PROJECT PROPONENT Name: - Shri Gautam Sharma Address: - Shree Ram Marg, New Colony, Kuchaman City- 341508, Tehsil Kuchaman, District Nagaur, Rajasthan Tel.:- 9352233444 Mail Id: - [email protected] 1 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma EXECUTIVE SUMMARY • The Masonary Stone Project is a small scale opencast manual/ Semi mechanized mining project located near village Sargoth, Tehsil Nawa, District Nagaur of Rajasthan seeking Environment Clearance from MOEF to enhance its production capacity from current level 2500 TPA to 30,000 TPA. • Project is spread over an area of 1.00 hectares in non-forest land. belongs to Shri Gotam Sharma resident of Shree Ram Marg , New Colony, Kuchaman City-341508, Tehsil Kuchaman, District Nagaur, Rajasthan. • The Mining Lease No 29/03 for Masonary Stone mining was granted vide , Deptt of Mines & Geology, Govt of rajasthan vide order no ME/MAK/ML- 29/2003/1303 dated 11/03/2004 for a period of 30 years. The Lease was subsequently transferred in the favour of Shri Gotam Sharma vide Govt order no. ME/MAK/ML-29/2003/1639 dated 25/03/2015. • Consent to operate this mining Project was granted by Rajasthan State Pollution control Board vide order No 2011-2012/KISHANGARH/1448/S- 34/1686 dated 28/08/2011 for an annual production capacity of 1800 TPA. • The Mining Scheme and Progressive Mine Closure Plan was approved by SME vide his order no. SME/AJ/MINING PLAN/F/N/342/2014 dated 01/09/2014 for a period of 5 years up to 2019. • As per Guidelines of Indian Bureau of Mines, Govt. of India this mining operation are classed under category B2 of small scale open cast mining. • It is Intended to implement the mining project in accordance with approved mining scheme and progressive mine closure plan for annual production of 30,000 TPA. • Suitable Environment management practices shall be made ensureing compliance of terms and condition of grant of environment clearance of the project. • The pre-feasibility report encompasses relevant and significant project detail, 2 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma 1. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT /PROJECT BACKGROUND 1.1 IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT: This is a small scale open-cast manual mining project spread over an area of 1.00 hectare of non forest land near village Sargoth, Tehsil Nawa, District Nagaur of Rajasthan State. The project area falls in Survey of India GT Sheet no. 45 I/16 and located around latitude 27o 04’ 8.61’’ and longitude- 74o 52’ 30.98’’ 1.2 PROJECT PROPONENT Shri Gotam Sharma is the mining lessee having the mining lease granted which shall remain in force till 2035. The communication address/contact details are Shri Gautam Sharma S/o Shri Bihari Lal Sharma Shree Ram Marg, New Colony, Kuchaman City-341508 District – Nagaur Email: [email protected] Mobile 9352233444 1.3BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE OF THE PROJECT 1. This is a small scale running open-cast manual mining project covering a total area of 1.00 hectares located in Nawa Tehsil of Nagaur district of Rajasthan 2. The project activity may be divided into three segments, namely A. Stripping of over burden B. Excavation of Bed Rock. C. Transport of mined mineral produce from mines site to nearby Consuming centers. D. Environmental Management A. Stripping of over burden: Currently out of 1.00 hectare project area only 0.50 hectare of area is subjected to rock excavation B. Excavation of Bed Rock and its Dressing C. Transport of Mineral: On day to day basis around 100Mt of mineral shall be loaded in to transport vehicles and shall be moved out of mining lease area to consumer centers. 3 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma 2. PROJECT BACKGROUND 2.1 THE PROJECT IS IN EXISTENCE The Project is in existence since 2005. It is a small scale open cast manual mining project currently producing around 2500 TPA of Masonary Stone 1. Rock Blasting: Low Usage of Explosives 2. The ground water is deep in the region and is in general below 70m or more in and around the project area. As such no disturbance to ground water regime of the project area is fore seen due to mining activity. 3. The active area under mining operations shall remain restricted to less than 1.00 hectare and mines road and other infrastructure shall not occupy more than 0.01 hectares 2.2 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE OF THE PROJECT The Mining lease is situated near village Sargoth in Nawa tehsil of Nagaur District of Rajasthan state. The proposed rate of production shall be 30,000 TPA of Masonary Stone by open cast manual mining method. The mining area is 1.00 hectare. Total mineable reserves within mining lease area are of the order of 452714 tones. as such the expected life of the mine shall be around 15 years. At the conceptual stage excavated pit will be converted in to a rain water collection pond, Un-worked area shall be ecologically restored and enhanced by plantation. Water requirement of the project for domestic use, dust suppression and plantation shall be 10 KLD 2 .3 NEED OF THE PROJECT AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE COUNTRY AND REGION Construction material which is an essential commodity and locally required. 2.4 DEMAND AND SUPPLY GAP There are sufficient reserves of Masonary stone in around the project area which can meet the domestic demand. This is a local consumption based mining project and there shall be no demand and supply gap. 2.5 IMPORT V/S INDEGENOUS PRODUCTION No Import export of this commodity is feasible but for abundance of resources. 2.6 EXPORT POSSIBILITIES. 4 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma There are no export possibility of this cheap commodity. 2.7 EMPLOYMENT GENERATION (DIRECT AND INDIRECT) DUE TO THE PROJECT The managerial and supervisory staff exists in the project and further Employment is likely to be generated in due course which will preferably be employed from local inhabitants. Currently following staff is working in the project: Managerial and supervisory staff 2 Nos. Skilled and semiskilled and skilled workers 25 Nos. Indirect employment about 100 persons 3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3.1 TYPE OF THE PROJECT INCLUDING INTERLINKED AND INTERDEPENDED PROJECTS IF ANY: This is a mining project and do not have any interlinked or interdependent projects 3.2 LOCATION (Map showing general location, specific location and project boundary and project layout with coordinate) A. This is a masonry stone mining project located near village Sargoth, Tehsil Nawa, District Nagaur. The mining lease area falls in survey of India GT Sheet No. 45 I/16 and longitude- 74o 52’ 30.98’’ Mining lease area super imposed on Khasra map and jamabandi are exhibited as Annexure B. The mine is located about 110 km from District HQ and approachable from Kuchaman by State Highway No Kuchaman City. Town and Railway station is 3 km from the project site. (Page - ) C. As per Schedule of Notification the project falls under category B2 and consists of a Buffer Zone of 5 km from the lease boundary. The map showing Core area and Buffer zone areas are shown in Annexure- 3.3DETAILS OF ALTERNATE SITES CONSIDERED AND THE BASICE OF SELECTING THE PROPOSED SITE, PARTICULARLY THE ENVIRONMENT CONSIDERATION GONE INTO SHOULD BE HIGHLIGHTED: A. This is a mining project which is site specific due to natural occurrence of the mineral hence no alternative site could be considered. 5 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma 3.4 SIZE OR MAGNITUDE OF OPERATIONS 1) The present production capacity is 2500 tons per annum. The proponent is seeking its enhancement to 30,000 TPA 3.5 PROJECT DESCRIPTION WITH PROCESS DETAILS (A SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM /FLOW CHART SHOWING THE PROJECT LAY OUT, COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT ETC SHOULD BE GIVEN) A. This is a small scale open cast manual mining project spread over 1.00 hectare. B. The expanse of mining activity shall remain confined to 0.50 hectares at any point of time during the life of the project C. The mining process may be divided into a) Striping Overburden b) Excavation of Bed rock & Dressing c) Transport of Excavated material to consumer places, and d) Environment management Stage I Removal of Over Burden Stage II Bed Rock Excavation Stage III Transport of Excavated Material Stage IV Environment Management 6 Project: Masonary Stone Mine Owner: Shri Gotam Sharma (A SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM/FLOW CHART SHOWING THE PROJECT LAY OUT, COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT ETC SHOULD BE GIVEN) S.NO Project Activity Surface Tonnage Environment Mitigation . component area subpanel 1. Bed Rocks Bed rock excavation 0.50 100 TPD Air Dust Supression Excavation Earth Moving Hectare Proper Noise Maintenane of Machinery Water Retaining Wall Along Pit Astheties Water Storage Pit 2. Haulage of Haulage of excavation 0.10 100 TPD Air Dust Supression Excavation Hectare Proper material to Noise Maintenane Dump Stocks Of Machinery Astheties Water Storage Pit 3. Transport Mineral Stock to 0.01 100 TPD Air Dust Supression mine site to Transport Hectare Proper outside area Noise Maintenane Of Machinery 4. Environment Wasting 0.20 Plantation Air Dust Supression Management Green Belt 50 Retaining Wall Within Development 0.01 Saplings Water Along Pit Water Project Area Esthetics Storage Pit 0.01 Astheties Proper Maintenane Noise Of Machinery Excavation Handling and Transport of mineral and Rock Waste during Ensuing Five Year.
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