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EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Introductions The lease area was granted to Smt. Saroj Nayak for 20 years from 03.04.1996 to 02.04.2016. After wards lease has been transferred under Rule 37 of MCR 1960 to M/S V. S. Minerals & Co. having it’s registered office at 2nd Floor, Gurunanak Dharamkanta, Jabalpur Road, Katni, District Katni, by Govt. of MP vide their order no. 3-130/96/12/2 Bhopal dated 20/03/1997 for balance period. Since the Govt. of India amended Mines and Mineral Development Act 1957 now called MMRD 2015 under section 8 A (5), the mining period is now 50 years from lease sanction date i.e. 03.04.1996 to 02.04.2046 in case of subject proposal. State Govt. of MP has also issued directions accordingly void letter no. MRD-F-19-5/2015/12-1 Bhopal dated 12.03.2015. M/s V. S. Minerals is a partnership firm registered under firm act. List of partner is given below: 1. Shri Vijay Kumar Gupta 2. Smt. Sangeeta Gupta Shri Vijay Kumar Gupta is declared as nominated owner of the concerned mining lease. Details of the project Table –1 Particulars Details Village Sejha Tehsil Badwara District Katni State MP Latitude 23040’53.65” to 23041’04.90 North Longitude 80o30’01.74” to 80o30’22.13”East General Ground Level 449 M Nearest Village SejhaTtola - 0.65km – NNE Nearest National/state Highway Katni-Shahdol NH-78 – 9.50 km Nearest Railway Station Rupaund Railway Station – 8.75Km Nearest Airport Jabalpur - 71.50 km Nearest Tourist Place within 10km radius. None within 10km radius Archaeological Important Place within None within 10km radius 10km radius. Ecological Sensitive Areas (Wild Life None within 10km radius Sanctuaries) within 10km radius. Reserved / Protected Forest within 10km Jorapahar RF - 2.5km – S radius (Boundary to boundary distance) Jorapahar PF - 2.25 km - S Bijhota RF - 8.25km - S M/s V. S. Minerals, Katni (MP) Ex.1 M/s CES, Bhopal EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine Kudra RF - 8.75km - S Pori RF - 9.75km - N Nearest major city with 100000 Nil population within 10km radius Nearest Town / City within 10km radius None Nearest Nalla/ pond Datla Reservoir - 6.25 km - ENE Bhabrar Nalla - 1.0 km - E Jirgiri Tal - 8.15km – SE Jirgiri Nalla - 6.50km - SSE Jaranagar N - 7.25 km - NNW Jaranagar Tal - 7.25 km - NNW Bhawandar Nalla - 0.50km - WWN Baragaon Canal - 1.0km - N Irrigation pond - Adjoining- W Sumrar Tank - 8.25km – NW Local nalla - 0.25km - W Other mines within 10km radius Ultratech – Chhaparwah Ujala Merchantes - Gudha Sky Plast Mining & Minerals – Sejha Saroj Rani Agrawal– Sejha Kamal Lime Industries- Chandan V. S. Mineral – Nanhwara Gagan Sial – Sunahari Ashok Goenka – Badagaon M/s Kachhawaha Minerals Pvt – Badagaon Ismile and sons- Bhatgaon sunehra Arif Ahmed- Bhatgaon sunehara Aslam Ahmed – Bhatgaon Sunehara CIMMCO- Bhatgaon Sunehara CIMMCO- Mohaniya Source: Field Survey Mining lease status The subject mine lease area is located in village – Sejha , Taluka- Badwara, District - Katni (M.P.). Land use of the area is defined as Govt. and Pvt. Waste land. Since the Govt. of India amended Mines and Mineral Development Act 1957 now called MMRD 2015 under section 8 A (5), the mining period is now 50 years from lease sanction date i.e. 03.04.1996 to 02.04.2046 in case of subject proposal. State Govt. of MP has also issued directions accordingly void letter no. MRD-F-19-5/2015/12-1 Bhopal dated 12.03.2015. Mining Details Table –2 Particulars Details Type of Mine Open Cast Mining Lease Area 10.21ha M/s V. S. Minerals, Katni (MP) Ex.2 M/s CES, Bhopal EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine Mineable Area 8.6963ha Existing Pits & Quarries 1.9109ha Existing Dumps 0.6158ha Plantation 0.10ha Recoverable / Mineable Reserve Limestone – 129266.00 T Dolomite – 603182.00 T Method of mining Manual Ultimate Depth of Mining 5m bgl (438mRL) Ultimate Pit Slope 45o Expected Life of Mines Limestone- 6 year Dolomite – 26 Years Lease Period 50 year upto 2046 Stripping Ratio Limestone- 1:0.17 Dolomite – 1:0.09 Existing mode to transportation Road Area to be covered under dumps in conceptual period nil Area covered under pit in conceptual period 8.5604ha Area to be reclaimed by conceptual period (total area = 0.8607ha limestone + dolomite) Area to be covered under plantation by conceptual period 2.5103ha Area to be covered under water reservoir (total area = 7.6997ha limestone + dolomite) Elevation 453- 443m MSL Ground water table Monsoon period 15m bgl (428m MSL) Dry month 20m bgl (423 MSL) Production per day @280day 182.00 T Dumper required per day @24T 16.00 nos. (to & fro) Source: Approved Mining Plan by IBM Anticipated life of the mine: Summarised geotechnical details of mine Particulate Details Geological reserves as per pervious mining scheme Limestone Proved (111) 232100.00 T Probable (121) 267325.00 T Resources (131) 297275.00 T Depletion of reserves during past mining NA Additional reserves estimated Fresh reserves M/s V. S. Minerals, Katni (MP) Ex.3 M/s CES, Bhopal EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine calculated Measured mineral resources (331) Volume* BD*recovery 156893.00 T factor = 89653*2.5*0.70 Feasibility mineral resources (211) Ore blocked in barrier zone = Volume* BD*recovery factor 21229.00 T = 12131 * 2.5*0.70 Ore blocked in pit slope =Volume* BD*recovery factor = 6398.00 T 12131 * 2.5*0.70 Total minerals blocked 21229 + 6398 27627.00 T Total mineable reserves = 156893 – 27627 129266.00 T Production in next five year period 100626.00 T Balance reserves =129266-100626 28640.00 Proposed capacity 26502.00 T Hence mine life = 5 + 28640/26502.00 = 1.08+5 6.08 says 06years Particulate Details Geological reserves as per pervious mining scheme Dolomite Proved (111) 143150.00 T Probable (121) 168125.00 T Resources (131) 18477.00 T Depletion of reserves during past mining NA Fresh reserves Additional reserves estimated calculated Measured mineral resources (331) Volume* BD*recovery 774801.00 T factor = 365472.30*2.65*0.80 Feasibility mineral resources (211) Ore blocked in barrier zone = Volume* BD*recovery factor = 125632.0 T 59260.5*2.65*0.80 Ore blocked in pit slope =Volume* BD*recovery factor = 45987.00 T 21692 * 2.65*0.80 Total minerals blocked 125632 + 45987 171619.00 T Total mineable reserves = 774801 – 171619 603182.00 T Production in next five year period 96857.00 T Balance reserves =603182-96857 506325.00 Proposed capacity 24499.00 T Hence mine life = 5 + 50632524499.00 = 20.66+5 25.66 says 26years M/s V. S. Minerals, Katni (MP) Ex.4 M/s CES, Bhopal EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine Method of Mining Mining has been running with open cast manual method of mining using hand tools such as spades, chisel, hammer etc. Lumps of mineral are being transported from pit bottom to surface manually by head load using pan; earlier waste was in the form of weathered ferruginous material which is being kept in the lease area and regular use of explosive is being done in the area. At present, total excavated area is 1.9109 ha. There is ten pits observed in the ML area. The present depth of excavated pit is 2m bgl. Existing method of miming (‘B’ category mines) will be continued in the given proposal. Earlier the mining was carried out by opencast manual method of mining using hand tools such as spades, chisel, hammer etc. Lumps of Limestone and Dolomite are being transported from pit bottom to surface manually on head load using pan. Wherever required sorting of Limestone/ Dolomite is being done and the waste is in the form of lateritic soil/ intercalated mine waste along Phyllite as OB. Limestone/ Dolomite is being transported by trucks/dumpers to the user industries. Loading of mineral into truck/ dumpers is being done manually. Width of benches will be as per DGMS requirements/ not less than the height where as mineral bench length will be as per production requirement. Limestone and dolomite are occurred in separate pits hence for limestone and dolomite mining separate area is proposed in the proposal period. Presently 10 no. of pits has been observed in lease area, which is covered about 1.9109ha area and it is proposed to excavate 8.5604ha in conceptual period with 1 no. of pit Requirements for the project Land Requirement Total mining lease area is 10.21Ha. The status of the land is given below: Table -3 District/ State Taluka Village Khasra No. Area Land ownership Katni (MP) Badwara Sejha 276, 274, 10.21 Govt. and 262, 263, Pvt. land 260, 244, 278, 261 Source: Approved Mining Plan by IBM & P-II form Water Requirement Process Existing Proposed a) Mine Site Dust suppression 4.0KL 56.0KL Green Belt 1.0KL 10.0KL b) Domestic M/s V. S. Minerals, Katni (MP) Ex.5 M/s CES, Bhopal EIA Report for 10.21 ha Sejha Dolomite & Summary Limestone Mine Drinking & Washing 2.0KL 2.0KL Total (a + b) 7.0KL 68.0KL Domestic waste water 1.2KL 1.2 KL Total water required per year @ 20400.00 300day Manpower Requirement Estimated requirement of manpower for this project will be about 30-40. Details has been given in chapter -2 Power Requirement No power will be required for mining process and for site services, power may be obtained from electricity board.