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Pre Feasibility Report Srushti Seva Private Ltd PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT Submitted to MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FORESTS & CLIMATE CHANGE GOVT. OF INDIA Indira Paryavaran Bhavan, JorBagh Road New Delhi 110003 DANDA , BAGMANDALA & SAIGAON BAUXITE MINE Area: 148.468 Ha (Non Forest Private Land) Villages Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon, Tehsil- Shriwardhan, Dist- Raigad, State- Maharashtra In Survey Nos. Village Danda: 85,86, 87 Village Bagmandala: 70 to79, 84 Village Saigaon: 130/1 to 130/8, 131/1 to 131/6, 132/1B, 132/1C, 132/2 to 132/9, 133/1A to 133/1C, 133/2,133/3 Enhancement in Production Capacity from 1,35,000 TPA to : 5,00,000 TPA PROJECT PROPONENT M/S ALATGE STONE CRUSHING INDUSTRIES H. No. 148, Near Madasra, At-Arathi, Post & Taluka- Shriwardhan, Dist. Raigad.Maharashtra EIA CONSULTANT SRUSHTI SEVA PRIVATE LTD. NABET Accreditated EIA Consultant Certificate No NABET/EIA/1518/RA027 Valid upto 02.12.2018 April 2017 Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ......................................................................... … 1 2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT .......................................................... 4 I Identification of project & project proponent Ii Brief description of nature of the project iii Need for the project Iv Employment generation (direct & indirect) 3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................... 5 I Type of project Ii Location iii Alternate site Iv Size of magnitude of operation V Project description vi Raw materials sources & transportation vii Resource recycling. viii Water requirement & supply ix Waste generation and waste management 4. SITE ANALYSIS ........................................................................................... 11 I Connectivity Ii Proposed plant land detail iii Topography Iv Existing infrastructure V Soil classification vi Climate vii Social infrastructure 5. PLANNING BRIEF ...................................................................................... 13 I Planning concept Ii Population projection iii Land use planning Iv Infrastructure demand V Amenities 6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE ................................................................ 14 i Industrial area ii Residential area iii Green belt iv Social infrastructure v Connectivity ii Alatge Stone Crushing Industries Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine vi Drinking water vii Sewerage system viii Industrial waste management ix Solid waste management x Power requirement & supply 7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT ………………………………………………………….. 15 8. PROJECT SCHEDULE & COST ESTIMATION ……………………………………………………….. 15 9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS ……………………………………… 16 ANNEXURE I. BOUNDARY PILLAR LOCATION STATEMENT (AS PER DGPS) ........................... 17 II. ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN ...................................................................... 18 III. ESTIMATED PROJECT CAPITAL COST & PRODUCTION COST ..................... 21 MAPS I. SURFACE MAP …………………………………………………………………………………… 22 II. KEY MAP ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 23 iii Alatge Stone Crushing Industries Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY M/S Alatge Stone Crushing Industries got grant for Mining Lease vide Letter No. MMN-1097/44998(7522)/Ind-9 over an area of 148.468 Ha Danda- Bagmandala-Saigaon, Village, Shriwardhan Taluka of Raigad District of Maharashtra State to mine the Bauxite. Expansion in Annual production capacity from 1,35,000 to 5,00,000 TPA. Approval of modification in approved Mining plan vide letter No. RGH/BX/MPLN-853/NGP-2016 dated 29.08.2016. Additionally, The monitoring by R.O., MoEF &CC, Bhopal has been carried out and certified Monitoring Report has been submitted vide Letter No. 3-22/2007/(ENV)/289, Dated 20.10.2014. M/s Alatge Stone Crushing Industries the project proponent is an Partnership firm having registered office in Raigad District. The Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Deposit is located towards ESE of Shriwardhan town of Raigad District of Maharashtra State. The bauxite zone is usually occurs sandwiched between the overlying Laterite and underlying Basalt. Bauxite in the area occurs in the forms of small pockets, thin lenses and tabular bodies in the Laterite capping. The geological reserves established in the proposed Mining Lease Area is 86,82,652 tonnes and the Mineable reserves of Bauxite are 17,98,968 tonnes. It is proposed to enhance annual production capacity of 1,35,000 TPA to 5,00,000 TPA . The proposed method of mining is Opencast fully Mechanized mine with drilling and blasting. At the proposed rate of production the life of the mine is estimated to be approximately 17.36 years considering the future expansion to be done. Average depth of the Pits will be 4 to 5 m , Average bench height of the bench will be 4 to 5 m depending on the depth of Bauxite will be maintained. There will be only one bench. Bench will have slope angle of 65°. Pits will be roughly rectangular in shape and will have box like appearances after excavation. Drilling /Blasting combination will be adopted to loosen the ore. 1 Alatge Stone Crushing Industries Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine Loosened ore will be excavated and loaded into the tipper by hydraulic excavator. Tipper will be transport the ore to the processing plant. Ore will be crushed and processed ore will be loaded into trucks for destination. ROM per year generated will be 5,00,000 Tonnes, out of which about 20% to 25% intercalated waste produced will be helpful in converting waste land into cultivable agricultural land. At present waste will be dumped in the Northern Part of the lease area within the Pit No. 01. Total Lease area is 148.468 Ha, out of which 134.27 Ha areas is mineable with the average depth 4 m. This will be reclaimed concurrently year wise to convert waste land into plantation area. During the Conceptual Period only 65.67 Ha area can be backfilled with 1 m thickness of waste. Remaining will be leveled and reclaimed. The transport from mine head to the consumer is through hired tippers / trucks / by road. The minimum depth of water table is 25-30 m below the surface. Maximum depth of the working is 4 m and hence ground water will not be intercepted There is no local surface water body or stream of any importance passing through the lease area and also no possibility for encountering any underground water source during the plan period thus no pumping is required. The Savitri river is flowing 2.5 Km at the South of the Lease area. The dendritic to sub dendritic drainage Pattern is commonly observed in the area. The area has wet coastal climate. The average rainfall per annum is about 4000 mm. The highest temperature is 38°C during summer and 12° C during winter nights. The relative humidity is about 70-80%. The study area consisting of 148.468 Ha mining lease as core zone and 10 Km radius around core zone is identified as buffer zone. Bauxite produced from mine will be crushed and screened. After suitable blending the same will be sold. Bauxite is used mostly in chemical , refractory and abrasive industries. Man power requirement will be 122 Nos for Statutory Purposes, Supervisory requirement and also required for loading, hauling, drilling and blasting operations. 2 Alatge Stone Crushing Industries Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine The Environment Impact Assessment and Environment Management Plan for the proposed project shall be prepared as per the guidelines provided in the EIA Notification 2006. The power requirement will be met from MSEB grid. The quantity of water required for mining in this mine is 80 cum per day. Water will be purchased from nearby villages with prior consent & permission of the owner. There is no habitation in the area. Apart from the above as the Mining activity is being carried out in the area some people is engaged in Mining as well as in transport activities There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Archeological site, Historical places located within 10 Km from the proposed mine. The total project cost for the Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon, Bauxite Mining Project has been estimated at Rs. 45,10,000. 3 Alatge Stone Crushing Industries Pre Feasibility Report: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine 2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT / BACKGROUND FORMATION. i) Identification of Project and Project Proponent Project : Maharashtra is one of the major producers of bauxite in the country. Bauxite is found at few places along the coast in Maharashtra in Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg and Raigad the district and in Kolhapur. In Ratnagiri, it found in the villages namely Uttamber, Rowale, Umbershet, Kavadoli, Mandivali, Sakhari, Velas etc. M/s Alatge Stone Crushing Industries has obtained mining lease in the village Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon for period of 50 years on 5th November 2003 valid up to 4th November 2053. Project Proponent: M/s Alatge Stone Crushing Industries is an entrepreneur and is engaged in the production of Bauxite, Bentonite, and Barites etc. and export of metal grade and low grade bauxite to various industries. Communication details of the project proponent are as under; M/S Alatge Stone Crushing Industries H. No. 148, Near Madasra, At-Arathi, Post &Taluka- Shriwardhan, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra ii) Brief description of nature of the project The proposal under consideration is for Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon Bauxite Mine 148.468 Ha situated in Private land at-Village: Danda-Bagmandala-Saigaon, Tahsil-_Shriwardhan,
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