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Pre-Feasibility Report Feasibility Report Easibility Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 1 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA 3.23 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Proposal of obtaining Environmental Clearance for Basalt Stone & Murrom with production Capacity 62,175 MTPA near Village: – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) . The total lease area is 2.0ha. Applicant has applied to the District Collector for grant of New Mining lease in Sy.No.180-part area 2.00 Ha at Mauja -Fattapur, Taluka - Warora, District -Chandrapur. Vide application dated 12.02.2017 to the District Collector Chandrapur . TABLE-1.1 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT S.No. Particulars Details A. Mining Lease Details 1. Name of the Project Basalt Stone & Murreom Mining Project 2. Mineral Explored Basalt Stone 3. Mining Lease sanction Applicant has applied to the District C ollector for grant of New Mining lease in Sy.No.180-part area 2.00 Ha at Mauja -Fattapur, Taluka- Warora, District -Chandrapur. Vide application dated 12.02.2017 to the District Collector Chandrapur. 4. Mining Lease Area 2.0ha 5. Lease Period 5.0 years B Location 6. Village Fattapur 7. Tehsil Warora 9. District Chandarpur 10. State Maharashtra 11. Latitude & Longitude Points Latitude Longitude A. 20° 24’ 35.8”N 78 °58’ 47.5”E B. 20 ° 24’ 37.0”N 78°58’ 44.1”E C. 20 ° 24’ 43.1”N 78°58’ 42.3”E D. 20 ° 24’ 42.8”N 78°58’ 47.7”E Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 2 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA C. Environmental settings 13. Nearest Village Fattapur Approx 1.0 Km towards N. 14. Nearest City Warora Approx18.73 towards S direction 15. Nearest Railway Station Nagari Railway Station Approx. 9.37 towards W direction 16. Nearest Airport Nagpur International Airport (Approx. 75 km. in NNE direction) 17. Archaeological Important None, within 10 km distance from the periphery of lease Place area. 18. Ecological Sensitive Park, None, within 10 k m distance from the periphery of lease Wildlife Sanctuary, area. Reserve etc.) 19. Reserved/Protected Forest Masla Reserve Forest approx 3.1 km towards WSW within 10km radius Bir Reserve Forest approx 5.1 km towards W 20. Nearest River / water body Malan River approx 9.70 km towards SW River approx 3.8 km towards NW 3.23 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/ BACKGROUND INFORMATION 2.1 Identification of Project and Project Proponent The Proposal of obtaining Environmental Clearance for Basalt Stone & Murrom Project with production Capacity 62,175 MTPA at Village: – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) The total lease area is 2.0ha. Shri Pramod Hari Magre is a pvt individual with good financial position has all infrastructures as loading machine JCB and transport vehicle as trippers, Tractors & crushing unit & is capable to carry out the mining and extraction of minor minerals by open cast mining method. 2.2 Brief description of nature of the project Proposal of obtaining Environmenta l Clearance for Basalt Stone & Murrom mining with production Capacity 62,175 MTPA , Village: – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) . The total lease area is 2.0ha. Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 3 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA 2.3 Need for the Project and Its Importance to the Country or Region The said pr oject plays a significant role in the construction achieving a huge infrastructure as being envisaged by Government of India particularly in road basic building materials. The mining activities as proposed are the backbone of all construction and infrastru cture projects as the raw material for construction is available only from such mining . 2.4 Demands-Supply Gap There is large demand of Basalt to the nearby markets and stone crusher units. The crushed material of stone crusher units is used in infrastructure projects. This mineral is also used as infrastructure. Presently, maximum infrastructure projects are in operation hence this project will be viable. 2.5 Imports vs. Indigenous Production Indigenous Production : The demand for Basalt is ever growing. The miner al is used in infrastructure sector . Therefore there is always a good demand of the mineral in the domestic market. Export Market : There is no possibility of export of the mineral. 2.6 Export Possibility There is no proposal to export the mineral. 2.7 Domestic/ Export Markets A) Domestic Market The mineral excavated will be directly sold to nearby market and may furthe r transport to Stone Crusher Zone. B) Export Market There is no possibility of export of the mineral except the Domestic Market. 2.8 Employment Generation (Direct and indirect) due to the project Project will create direct & indirect employment within the surrounding region. Unit will use good faith efforts to employ local people from nearby villages depending upon the availability of skilled and u nskilled man -power surrounding the project site. In operational phase, the proposed expansion required 40 persons. In addition to that functions like supply of explosive Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 4 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA preparation and amendment of plans etc. will also require professionals. This project operation will provide livelihood to the poorest section of the society. 3.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3.1 Type of Project Including Interlinked and Interdependent Projects, If Any. Mining of Basalt Stone & Murrom is site specific project. 3.2 Location Points Latitude Longitude A. 20° 24’ 35.8”N 78 °58’ 47.5”E B. 20 ° 24’ 37.0”N 78°58’ 44.1”E C. 20 ° 24’ 43.1”N 78°58’ 42.3”E D. 20 ° 24’ 42.8”N 78°58’ 47.7”E State: Maharashtra District: Chandrapur Tehsil: Warora Village: Fattapur The entire project area is 2.0 He ctare 3.3 Details of Alternate Sites Mining of Basalt Stone & Murrom is site specific project and it cannot be shifted to one place to another due to specific ava ilability of mineral resources. Hence, no alternate site is considered . 3.4 Size or Magnitude of Operation It is proposed to produce annual production of 62,175 MTPA Basalt Stone & Murrom over a 2.0ha area. 3.5 Project Description with Process Details Method of Mining As the Basalt rock is a surface formation it is proposed to undertake the mining operations by opencast mining method. Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 5 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA Top soil & murroom of 2.0 meter thickness & weathered Basalt boulders of 2.0mtr thickness will be excavated to reach the Basalt rock deposit. The benches of 3.0mtr height and 3.0mtr width are made using drilling and blasting techniques. Mild blasting has to be done using jack hammer drill by tractor mounted compressor and blasting is to be done by using emulsion explosives of small diameter cap sensitive cartridges along with detonators. The average pit slope is maintained at 45° angle and the roads will be prepared with the profile of 1:16 the road is prepared from the N corner to approach the mining pit at the deeper depth. Drilling& Blasting: To open a working face, line drilling with Jack hammer hand held drills will be adopted. With drill hole spacing of 1.3 mtr hole to hole and row to row burden of 1.0 meter. Depth of the hole will be of 1.5m the holes are generally drilled vertically. In case of primary cuts horizontal holes are also drilled to dislodge the blocks from mother rock, but sometimes inclined hol es are also drilled by following planes of weakness for effective operations. Blasting is done with skilled person nel with the use of emulsion as explosives or slurry expl osives, concentional blasting methods along with delay detonator will be used . Blasting operations will be given on outsourcing to the authorized agency available locally in District on form- 22. Loading: Loading operations will be carried out with help of hydraulic excavators and manual method. Transport: The market for this Basalt is in nearby areas. Maximum stone is transported in trucks and tractor trollies. 3.6 Raw Material Required Along With Estimated Quantity, Likely Source, Marketing Area of Final Product/s, mode of Transport of Raw M aterial and FinisHed Product No raw material will be required in the proposed project. The operation involves the excavation of Basalt Stone & Murrom along with associated minerals from the mining lease area and sold to the crusher. Vardan Environet, Gurgaon 6 Project Name: “Basalt & Murrom Mining” ( 2.0 ha.) PFR Village – Fattapur, Tehsil -Warora, Dist Chandarpur (Maharashtra) Applicant: Shri Pramod Hari Magre Capacity- 62,175 MTPA A. The Mineral production (in TONNES) for the next 5years is given below: TABLE -3.1 YEAR WISE PRODUCTION S. No. Production in Production in OB Volume Top Soil & M3 TPA M3 Murrom M 3 First Year 20200 54540 2020 5050 Second Year 21008 56721 2100 5050 Third Year 23028 62175 2302 5050 Forth Year 23028 62175 2302 5050 Fifth Year 23028 62175 2302 5050 Total 110292 297786 11029 25250 Source: Approved Mining Plan & Progressive mine closure Plan B.
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