PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT
Application for amendment in Environmental Clearance for inclusion of the Crusher Plant within the mine lease & Transfer of EC Umarda Masonry Stone Mine
Near village Umarda, Tehsil - Girwa, District-Udaipur (Rajasthan) M.L.No. - 24/2004; Area: 1.00 Ha (Non-Forest Land) Production Capacity: Mining: 23310 TPA for Masonary Stone Proposed Crushing Capacity: 365000 TPA for Gitti & M-Sand Cost of Project –50.0 Lac
PROJECT PROPONENT
M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher Dakan Kotra, Tehsil -Girwa, Udaipur (Rajasthan).
Phone: +91- 9829924848 Email : [email protected] Work order: WO no. Nil, dated 07.03.2019 EIA CONSULTANT
ENVIROGREEN CONSULTANTS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED 1-B, Machhla Magra, Near Patel Circle, Udaipur-313002 Email: [email protected]; Website: www.egcipl.com
(A NABET accredited consultant organization (“A” Cat.) & NABL accredited laboratory services)
INDEX
S. No Content Page No. 1. Form I 1-10 2. Pre-Feasibility Report 11-27
Annexure
Annexure No. 1 Transfer deed Annexure No. 2 Environment Clearance letter Annexure No. 3 Consent To Operate Letter Annexure No. 4 Aravalli NOC with 500m composite map Annexure No. 5 Approval letter of Mining Scheme Annexure No. 6 Location of crusher within lease area Annexure No. 7 Location Map of the lease area Annexure No.8 Affidavit
Document No.: 201819PFR18 Name of Project: Umarda Masonry Stone Mine M.L. No. 24/2004 Applicant: M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher
1. Executive Summary
The Umarda Masonry Stone Mine (M. L. No. 24/2004; Lease area 1.00 ha) is located near Village-Umarda Tehsil- Girwa, District-Udaipur (Raj.).
The mining lease was granted in favour Sh. Bansi Lal Sahu, S/o Sh. Chagan Lal Sahu, resident of Udaipur (Raj.) vide ME, Udaipur order No. ME/Udai/CC-2/MR/ML-24/04/318 dated 14.03.2005 for 20 years. The lease deed was executed on 25.05.2005 & registered on 28.05.2005. The lease period was 28.05.2005 to 27.05.2025. The lease was transferred in favor of Sh. Naveen Sharma S/o Sh. Prem Shankar Sharma resident of 57, New Colony, Savina, Udaipur (Raj.) vide ME, Udaipur order No. ME/Udai/CC-2/MR/ML-24/04/599 dated 30.05.2007. The transfer deed was executed & registered on dated 21.06.2007. The lease was further transferred in favour of Smt. Divya Suthar W/o Deepak Suthar, resident of 9, Sutharwada, Dandpole, Udaipur (Raj.) vide ME, Udaipur order No. ME/Udai/CC-2/MR/ML-24/04/1196-1198 dated 19.10.2012. The transfer deed was executed on dated 31.10.2012 and registered on 05.11.2012.
Again, the lease has been transferred in favour of M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher, Dakan Kotra, Girwa, Udaipur, (Raj.) vide ME, Udaipur order No. ME/Udai-Cir/CC-Udai/M.R.M.L.- 24/2004/124 dated 24.05.2018. The transfer deed was registered on 23.08. The lease period have been extended up to 27.05.2055 as per rule (2) and 9 (3) of RMMCR, 20172018 (Annexure No. 1).
The Environment Clearance was granted by District Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Udaipur Rajasthan in favour of Smt. Divya Suthar W/o Deepak Suthar, with the targeted production of 23310 TPA for mineral Masonry Stone vide DEIAA/DEAC/ UDR/Sectt/Cat.1 (a)(B2) (EC)/2016-17/1271 dated 31.05.2016 (Annexure No. 2). The Consent to Operate under Air Act, 1981 from RSPCB have been obtained vide letter No. F (Mines)/Udaipur (Girwa)/414(1)/2011-2012/995-996; Dated 08.12.2017 which is valid up to 31.01.2023 (Annexure No. 3).
Certificate regarding mine lease area not falling in the Aravalli Hills and a composite map showing area within 500 m periphery of the lease are issued by The Mining Engineer, Dept. of Mines and Geology, Udaipur are enclosed as Annexure no. 4
Mining Scheme has been approved by Superintending Mining Engineer Department of Mines & Geology Udaipur Circle, Udaipur vide letter no.SME/UD-CIR./MINE-SCHM/UDR/F-55/13/6343 on dated 13.03.2014 (Annexure no. 5). Further, Simplified Scheme of Mining has submitted for approval for the year 2019-20 to 2023-24 under rule 29 (5) & 29 (13) (i) of R.M.M.C.R., 2017.
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The application is being submitted for amendment in Environmental Clearance for inclusion of the crusher plant within the mine lease (Location of Crusher within Mine lease given as Annexure No. 6) as per SEIAA, Rajasthan letter F (1)/SEIAA/ Gen./Env./2019 dated 19.02.2019 and transfer of EC from Smt. Divya Suthar W/o Deepak Suthar to M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher.
Salient Features: Particulars Details Name & Nature of project Umarda Masonry Stone Mine, M.L. No. 24/2004 Open cast semi mechanized Mineral Masonry Stone Total existing area 1.00 ha Production capacity Production capacity for mining of Masonry Stone is 23310 TPA and inclusion of Crushing plant with proposed capacity is 365000 TPA. Latitude 24°29'39.05"N to 24°29'42.80"N Longitude 73°47'50.38"E to 73°47'54.97"E Topo sheet No. 45 H/14 & 45 H/15 Mineable Reserves 13,29,955 MT Life of Mine 58 Years Highest and lowest elevation The highest contour of the area is 579 mRL and lowest contour is 564 mRL. Land use The total 1.0 ha lease area is Govt. land. Nearest Airport Maharana Pratap Dabok airport, Udaipur which is situated at about 25 Km from the lease area. Nearest Highway NH-76 which is situated at about 10 Km. from the lease area in North Direction. Nearest railway track The nearest railway station is Udaipur which is situated at about 15 km from the lease area. Power supply Power required will be met from AVVNL. Project Cost 50.0 Lac CSR cost 1.5 Lac Water demand and supply Total 9.0 KLD water will be used out of which 1.0 KLD for domestic purpose will be obtained from purchased water tanker 2.0 KLD for dust suppression, 2.0 KLD for green belt development and 4.0 KLD for other activities. This will be meet form mine sump. Seismic zone Seismic zone II
2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/BACKGROUND INFORMATION: 2.1 Identification of project and project proponent. In case of mining project, a copy of mining lease/letter of intent should be given.
The mining project has 1.00 ha area for mining of mineral Masonry Stone, near village-Umarda, Tehsil- Girwa, District- Udaipur (Rajasthan). As Per EIA Notification Dated 14th September,
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2006 and its subsequent Amendments. The project falls under B2 Category. The application is being submitted for amendment in Environmental Clearance for inclusion of the crusher plant within the mine lease as per SEIAA, Rajasthan letter F (1)/SEIAA/ Gen./Env./2019 dated 19.02.2019 and transfer of EC from Smt. Divya Suthar W/o Deepak Suthar to M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher.
Address of registered office & correspondence of the lessee is as under: M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher Dakan Kotra, Tehsil -Girwa, Udaipur (Rajasthan). Phone: +91- 9829924848 Email : [email protected]
2.2 Brief description of nature of the project: The lease area of the mine is 1.00 ha. The mining of Masonry stone is by open cast semi- mechanized method. The existing production capacity is 23310 TPA of Masonry Stone. Amendment is required for inclusion of proposed Stone Crusher Plant with capacity of 365000 TPA. Water requirement of the project is 9.0 KLD. For dust suppression and plantation requirement is being met from mine sump & and for domestic use it is met from purchased water tanker.
2.3 Need for the project and its importance to the country and or region: The said project plays a significant role in the domestic market. There is intensive demand of Masonry stone and stone grits in India. At the project site there is very good potential of mineral resource. The mineral excavated from the project site is mainly used in building and construction works. The increasing mining of mineral Masonry Stone in the area has uplifted the economy of the localities which has resulted into upliftment of life standard of the people in the adjoining area.
2.4 Demands–Supply Gap: There are sufficient reserves of Masonry Stone in region which can meet the domestic demand. Masonry materials is the most abundantly required building material in a construction site. The country’s construction sector is expected to grow at 8%/year for the next decade and the quarry and mine owners will have to supply vast amounts of building materials, including aggregates, to complete the projects. The building stock is expected to multiply five times, resulting in a continuous increase in demand for building materials.
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2.5 Imports vs. Indigenous production: District has a number of Masonry Stone mines in the state of Rajasthan. There is abundance of Masonry Stone in the area; it had become a major source of economy in the area/region.
2.6 Export Possibility: Sufficient Reserves are available for export market.
2.7 Domestic/export markets: It is quite evident that India requires massive quantities of construction material over the next two decades. Stone crusher plant will serve purpose of stone grit to nearby construction industry.
2.8 Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) due to the project:
The total numbers of persons engaged in the mining operation are as follows: CATEGORY NUMBER Highly Skilled 02 Skilled 06 Un Skilled 05 TOTAL 13
The managerial supervisory staff will be employed on merit basis and workers will be employed from local villages. Total 13 man power required and remaining workers are employed on contractual basis as and when required.
3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: 3.1 Type of project including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any. It is mining project with proposal of fro inclusion of Stone Crusher Unit; there are no interlinked and interdependent projects.
3.2 Location (map showing general location, specific location, and project boundary & project site layout) with coordinates. The mining lease area falls in Survey of India G.T. Sheet No. 45 H/14 & 45 H/15 having Latitude 24°29'39.05"N to 24°29'42.80"N and Longitude 73°47'50.38"E to 73°47'54.97"E.
Nearest railway station is Umarda and major railway station is Udaipur at a distance of 15 Km. from the lease area. Major district road (MDR-11) is located at a distance of about 2 Km from the lease. State Highway (SH 32) is about 14 km from the mine site via MDR 11. Location Map is enclosed as Annexure No. 7.
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3.3 Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted.
Mining of Masonry Stone is site specific project and it cannot be shifted to one place to another due to availability of mineral resource.
3.4 Size or magnitude of operation.
The production of mineral Masonry Stone is 23310 TPA by opencast semi-mechanized method of mining and Stone crusher unit with production capacity of 365000 TPA.
3.4.1 GEOLOGY Regional Geology Debari Group- It comprises a sequence of petromict metaconglomerate meta-arkose, . quartzite, phyllite, mica schist, basic metavolcanics with associated pyroclastics, calcareous quartzite, Dolomitic limestone, dolomite, calcitic marble, ferruginous chert phosphatic dolomite and chert, and carbonaceous and manganiferous phyllite. The entire sequence has undergone polyphase deformation and regional metamorphism to greenschist facies.
Rocks of the Debari Group, forming a NW-SE trending chain of high hills in sharp contrast to the peneplained tract of Mewar to the east. Considering internal lithological homogeneity, mappability and nature of spread of typical lithological association, five formations, namely, the Gurali, the Delwara, the Jaisamand, the Berwas and the Jhamarkotra have been recognized in the Debari sector. The Berwas Formation can be correlated with the Dakankotra and the Babarmal Formations in Jaisamand sector, the Jagpura and Mukandpura Formations in Ghatol sector, and the Kathalia Formation in Sarada-ki-Pal sector.
Maton Subgroup- This Subgroup, carrying the potential deposits of phospherite associated with stromatolitic dolomite and chert in Jhamarkotra, Maton, Kanpur and Dakan Kotra areas. It divided into Berwas, Jhamarkotra, Dakan Kotra, Babarmal, Mukandpura, Jagpura, Kathalia Formations.
Super group Group Formations Berwas Formations Jhamarkotra Formations Dakan Kotra Formations Debari Group Aravalli Super group Babarmal Formations (Maton Subgroup) Mukandpura Formations Jagpura Formations Kathalia Formations
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Local Geology Dakan Kotra Formation- It is well-exposed in Kanpur, Umarda, Dakan Kotra areas and further southwards near Jambora in Jaisamand sector. It comprises carbonaceous phyllites, manganiferous phyllites, algal dolomite, dolomite, phyllite and quartzite showing interfingering relationship due to lateral facies change.
Masonry Stone Masonry stone available in the lease area is generally medium to fine grained, gray in color used in construction work. The stone is suitable for gitty used in road, construction and other work.
3.4.2 Geological Reserves and Grade Total available geological reserves calculated on above parameters are as follows:
Category UNFC class Total In-situ Reserves (MT) Proved 111 675000 Probable 121 & 122 405000 Possible 333 405000 Total 1485000
Mineable Reserves and Anticipated Life of the Mine
Category UNFC class Total Mineable Reserves (MT) Proved 111 600955 Probable 121 & 122 364500 Possible 333 364500
Total 1329955
The total reserves in all categories have been estimated to be 13,29,955 MT. Considering average production of 23037 MT per annum of Masonry Stone of the mine. Life of Mine = Total mineable reserve / Av. Annual Production = 13,29,955 / 23037 TPA = 57.73 = 58 years
3.4.3 Production Parameters: The year wise development of mines for the five year will progress as per the table below:- Table 1: Year wise Production Year Overburden (MTPA) Masonry Stone (MTPA) Ratio (Ore to O. B.) I (2019-2020) 0.00 20608 1:0 II (2020-2021) 0.00 20710 1:0 III (2021-2022) 0.00 20849 1:0 IV (2022-2023) 0.00 20816 1:0 V (2023-2024) 0.00 23037 1:0 Total 0.00 106020 1:0 Source: Scheme of Mining
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3.5 Project description with process details (a schematic diagram/flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc. should be given).
Schematic diagram/flow chart showing layout of proposed Stone Crushing Unit
3.5.1 Method for developing and working the deposits: The mining is done by Open Cast Mechanized method. The Blasted material will be removed from mine pit with the help of Excavators and Dumpers. The mineral is to transport by tractor and Dumper.
3.5.2 Mechanization The details of equipments proposed to be used in mining operation are listed as follows:- Table 2: List of the mining machinery S. No. Name of machinery Number 1. JCB Loader 01 2. Compressor 01 3. Jack Hammer 01 4. Excavator 01 5 Tippers 02 6. Tractor 01 7. Water Tanker 01
Proposed Machinery for Crushing Unit S. No. Name of machinery 1. Jaw Crusher 2. Cone Crusher 3. M-Sand Plant 4. Conveyor 5. Vibrio Screen 6. Vertical Shaft Impactor
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3.6 Raw material required along with estimated quantity, likely source, marketing area of final products, Mode of transport of raw Material and Finished Products. The raw material required for production of stone gitti/M Sand is obtained from within the mine and other leases of the firm. The raw material will be transported through trucks & trolley.
3.7 Resource optimization/recycling and reuse envisaged in the project, if any, should be briefly outlined. Minerals are depleting asset once mined; they cannot be replenished like agriculture, vegetation thus a scientific approach will be taken up in exploitation of mineral with systematic method. Thus, resource optimization/ recycling and reuse are not envisaged in this project.
3.8 Availability of water its source, Energy/power requirement and source should be given. The daily water required at the mine for drinking and domestic purpose is obtained from purchased water tanker. The water for other purpose will be obtained from mine sump in which rain water is collected
Water balance Chart:
Water (9.0 KLD)
Domestic purpose 1. Green belt development (2.0 KLD) (1.0 KLD) 2. Dust suppression (2.0 KLD) 3. Others (4.0 KLD)
Linked Soak Pit (0.2 KLD)
Fuel: Diesel will be used in compressor, dumpers and tractors etc. Diesel will be obtained from nearby Petrol pump
Power Supply: The electricity required will be met from AVVNL
3.9 Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their Management/disposal. No waste is proposed to be generated during the mining activities.
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3.10 Schematic representations of the feasibility drawing which give information of EIA purpose. As Per EIA Notification Dated 14th September, 2006 and its subsequent amendments this project falls under B2 Category. The process of EC will be undertaken as per schematic diagram given as:
Form – I Submit application to SEIAA/SEAC Pre-feasibility Report
SEAC meeting / Presentation
Grant of EC
Post EC Compliance Monitoring
4. SITE ANALYSIS:
4.1 Connectivity: Nearest railway station is Umarda and major railway station is Udaipur at a distance of 15 Km. Rajasthan State Highway 32 (SH-32) is located at a distance of about 14 Km. from the lease area It is well connected to Udaipur- Jaisamand Road. Major district road (MDR-11) is located at a distance of about 2.0 Km. State Highway (SH 32) is about 14 km from the mine site via MDR 11. Tar road is available at the foot step of the lease area.
4.2 Land Form, Land use and Land ownership: The land covers under the mining lease area as under. Table 3: The land of the mining lease area Area in ha LU-Class 1.00 Govt. Land
4.3 Topography (along with map No.): The mining lease area falls in Survey of India G.T. Sheet No. 45 H/14 & 45 H/15 having latitude 24°29'39.05"N to 24°29'42.80"N and Longitude 73°47'50.38"E to 73°47'54.97"E. Topographically the area is undulating in nature comprising hill, hillocks. The general slope is towards south. The highest contour of the area is 579 mRL and lowest contour is 564 mRL.
4.4 Existing land use pattern (agriculture, non-agriculture, forest, water bodies (including area under CRZ)), shortest distances from the periphery of the project to periphery of the
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forests, national park, wild life sanctuary, eco sensitive areas, water bodies (distance from the HFL of the river), CRZ. In case of notified industrial area, a copy of the Gazette notification should be given. The lease area comprises of Govt. Land. There is no eco sensitive zone/area present in study area. Village wise detailed of the land use pattern within buffer zone from the lease area is completed from the census of India. The same is tabulated as follows:- Table 4: Detail of the land use within the buffer zone (in ha)
Area in Hectare Barren & Un- Cultivable Total Un Area Forest S.No Village Name Area cultivable Waste Land irrigated Irrigated by Area Land Area Area Land Area Source 1. Sakroda 180 0 14 19 56.47 12.53 2. Sameta 337.35 6 2 5 14.53 11.47 3. Lakarwas 1731 486 47 231 104.31 100.69 4. Kanpur 263 1 5 12 14.81 137.19 5. Dedkiya 1087 310 553 13 79.25 19.75 6. Ambuja 1271 730 333 83 66.67 33.33 7. Umarda 1632 5 673 289 131.34 81.66 8. Kalarwas 881 31 70 121 137.91 84.09 9. Eklingpura 599.33 216 143 4.33 107.13 52.87 10. Biliya 248.76 145 12 62.76 18 0 11. Phanda 238.54 0 10 0 60.45 12.55 12. Dhol Ki Pati 228.44 0 16 47 69.91 26.09 13. Nela 859.35 0 38.02 0 62.3 30.2 Saweena Khera 1024.37 219 290 15.37 6 0 14. (Rural) 15. Phanda 421.32 261.64 44 14 47 0 16. Kanpur 848.03 551 2 11 71.42 47.61 17. Dakan Kotra 1912.11 674 13 392.11 308.8 95.2 18. Manpura 390.47 21.34 297.91 2.24 28.2 25.64 19. Parola 639.28 10.24 335.81 23.92 39.19 11.58 20. Jhamar Kotra 1388.43 189.17 793.27 12.07 96.74 31.35 Source: Census of India, 2011
It reveals that about 23.8 % area is forest land 5.00 % area is irrigated land and 9.39 % is un- irrigated area. The percentage of cultivable waste land and area not available for cultivation are 8.39 % and 22.81 % respectively.
4.5 Existing Infrastructure: Office building is erected for records keeping in which different compartments like manager's office, time office, mine planning & quality control cell, central stores etc. and a well-equipped
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first aid facility will be made available at office and rest shelters for operational workers will be made available. The electricity required will be met from AVVNL. 4.6 Soil classification: The lease area is hilly in nature. The area contains practically no soil.
4.7 Climatic data from secondary sources: Tropical climate condition exists in the area. The summer season extends from April to June and is little hot. The maximum temperature during summer days rises up to 44⁰C during day time and the minimum temperature falls up to 5⁰C in winter nights. Monsoon season falls during the month of June to August. The rainfall is generally fair and averages 819.37 mm annually.
Table-5 Annual rainfall recorded at the Tehsil Headquarter (Girwa) Years 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Rainfall(mm) 757 496 902 1015 739 862 768 599 719 736 Source: Water Resource Department, Govt. of Rajasthan
4.8 Social Infrastructure available: There is no village within the lease area. The villages lying within the radius of 10 km. around the mining lease are shown in column 5.2. Educational Facilities: Government Sr. Secondary School is available at Umarda, village. Medical Facilities: Primary Health Center is available at village Umarda.
5. PLANNING BRIEF: 5.1 Planning Concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc) Town and Country Planning/Development authority Classification. The proposed rate of production including opencast workings will be 166504 Tons per year. Amendment is required for inclusion of proposed Stone Crusher Plant with capacity of 166504 TPA. The method of mining is Open cast semi mechanized method. All the benches proposed have appropriate approach in the form of ramp wherever needed for plying of machinery from bottom to top. The Blasted material will be removed from mine pit with the help of Excavators and Dumpers. The mineral is to transport by tractor and Dumper. No waste is generated during the mining activity.
5.2 Population Projection The population data based on 2011 census; according to this census population distribution detail of the buffer zone area are shows that total population is 40621 and number of household are 8058. The village wise detail of population projection is given in table 6. Out of total population, 51.5 % are male and 48.5 % are female. The percentage of Schedule Cast is 0.06 % and 54.2 % of Scheduled Tribes.
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Table 6: Populations within the Buffer zone
S.No. Name of Village Sub-District No. of Total Male Female Total SC Total ST Household Population 1. Sakroda Girwa 290 1367 690 677 343 47 2. Sameta Girwa 99 488 243 245 5 455 3. Lakarwas Girwa 857 4282 2222 2060 682 982 4. Kanpur Girwa 829 4108 2187 1921 348 172 5. Dedkiya Girwa 326 1442 733 709 5 1413 6. Ambuja Girwa 294 1358 711 647 14 1284 7. Umarda Girwa 829 4506 2276 2230 269 3305 8. Kalarwas Girwa 710 3516 1831 1685 235 1266 9. Eklingpura Girwa 412 2237 1126 1111 98 383 10. Biliya Girwa 73 350 174 176 72 0 11. Phanda Girwa 181 1005 538 467 0 884 12. Dhol Ki Pati Girwa 350 1763 899 864 70 1353 13. Nela Girwa 163 712 364 348 1 588 14. Saweena Khera (Rural) Girwa 873 4491 2320 2171 128 2165 15. Phanda Girwa 131 661 324 337 0 659 16. Kanpur Girwa 209 1168 585 583 1 1165 17. Dakan Kotra Girwa 566 2991 1523 1468 57 2221 18. Manpura Girwa 161 782 394 388 16 764 19. Parola Girwa 171 826 436 390 1 825 20. Jhamar Kotra Girwa 534 2568 1340 1228 101 2093 (Source: Census of India, 2011) 5.3 Present Land use planning (break up along with green belt etc): The land use planning as per mining plan is tabulated as follows: Table 7: Land use planning of the lease area
Area in Ha S. No. Item Present After 5 years Till life of the Post Mining Status proposal mine 0.3414 0.4298 0.7754 Rain water 1 Pits & Quarry (Open Cast) Collection Pond 2 Storing Mineral 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 - 3 Dumps 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 - 4 Office, Crusher, etc. 0.3121 0.3121 0.0000 - 5 Storing Machinery 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 - 6 Road 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 - 7 Plantation 0.0500 0.1365 0.2246 Plantation SUB Total 0.3575 0.7035 0.8784 1.0000 Un used land 0.6425 0.2965 0.1216 0.0000 TOTAL AREA 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
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5.4 Assessment of Infrastructure Demand (Physical & Social): Physical Infrastructure facilities in the villages are assessed to be moderate. Social Rest shelters are provided to the workers. Office toilets for workers.
5.5 Amenities/Facilities: The mine site office, first aid room & rest shelter are existing in the lease area. Workers are provided with rest shelters and no houses are provided to any worker as they all are deployed from nearby villages. Clean drinking water is provided. The toilets are provided separately for males and females.
6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE
6.1 Industrial Area (Processing area): The project is mining of mineral Masonry Stone with crushing unit.
6.2 Residential Area (Non Processing Area): No residential colonies exist in the lease area as the workers are deployed from nearby villages that will commute to the lease area.
6.3 Green Belt: Plantation is being carried out as per the guidelines of CPCB to develop green belt in and around the project area. Green belt development program will be made in successive phases depending upon the immediate need, priority, availability of land and sufficient ground water. The year wise programme of afforestation along with number of plants and name of species are as given below:- Table 8: Green Belt Development Period Number of Plants to Area (Cumulative) to be covered Plant Species be planted under green patch (Ha) Up to 2019 46 0.050 Neem, Khejri, 2019-20- 2023-24 100 0.0865 After scheme period up Desi Babool, 90 0.0881 to the end of life of mine Amaltas etc TOTAL 225 0.2246 ** Approximately 150 saplings planted outside the lease area
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6.4 Social Infrastructure Providing stationary to the needful children. To distribute plants among the village people to improve the environmental conditions and raise the aesthetic beauty of the area. Employment of local inhabitants: Unskilled category labors will be given preference for employment.
6.5 Connectivity (Traffic and Transportation Road/Rail/Metro/Water ways etc):
The lease area is well connected by road. Details are given earlier.
6.6 Drinking Water management (Source & Supply of water): Drinking water is obtained from purchased water tanker. The rain water collected in the pit/sump will be utilized for dust suppression and green area development.
6.7 Sewerage System Not applicable.
6.8 Industrial Waste Management: Not applicable
6.9 Solid Waste Management:
Not applicable
6.10 Power Requirement & Supply/source Energy The electricity required will be met from AVVNL
Fuel Diesel Diesel will be used in mobile equipments, compressor and tractors. Diesel will be obtained from nearby diesel pumps.
7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT (R & R PLAN):
7.1 Policy to be adopted (Central/State) in respect of the project affected persons including home oustees, land oustees and landless laborers (a brief outline to be given). There is no hutment in the lease area. No human being displaced from the area so no person will be affected contrary local people will get job opportunity and better facilities.
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Document No.: 201819PFR18 Name of Project: Umarda Masonry Stone Mine M.L. No. 24/2004 Applicant: M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher
8. PROJECT SCHEDULE & COST ESTIMATES:
8.1 Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion (Time schedule for the project to be given). The lease area of the lease area of the Umarda Masonry Stone Mine has been extended for 50 years up to 27.05.2055 in pursuance of Rule 9 (2) RMMCR- 2017.
8.2 Estimated project cost along with analysis in terms of economic viability of the project: The working by open cast semi mechanized method involves the cost of sorting of mineral, wages, fuel, consumables, spares and village development cost. Estimated Project Cost with the proposed production is 50.0 Lac
1. Project Cost 50.00 Lac Machinery & Tools 45.00 Lac Social fund & activities 1.50 Lac EIA/EMP 1.00 Lac Infrastructure 1.00 Lac Miscellaneous 1.50 Lac
2. Recurring Cost Machinery & Tools (Maintenance) 1.50 Lac CSR (Per year) 0.75 Lac CER (Per year) 0.50 Lac EMP (Per year) 1.20 Lac Pollution control 60000 Pollution monitoring 40000 Miscellaneous (stone wall etc.) 20000 3. Green Belt Development 0. 50 Lac 4. Labor welfare 0. 70 Lac
9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS): 9.1 Financial and social benefits with special emphasis on the benefit to the local people including tribal population, if any, in the area Mining is resource extracting industry and it has vast scope for the betterment of the lives of poor village people. The mineral excavated from the project site is mainly used in building and construction works. The increasing mining of mineral Masonry Stone in the area has uplifted the economy of the localities which has resulted into upliftment of life standard of the people in the adjoining area Due to mining activity people of that region will get employment and apart from this other amenities will be provided which will be under the scope of mine owner thus,
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Document No.: 201819PFR18 Name of Project: Umarda Masonry Stone Mine M.L. No. 24/2004 Applicant: M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher
contributing in raising the living of people of that region. Distribution of plants to the local villagers to plant tree species, so as raise the aesthetic beauty of the area. Stationary will be provided to the poor or needful school children of the area. Medical facilities will be provided and free medical camps will be arranged.
There are sufficient reserves of Masonry Stone in region which can meet the domestic demand. Masonry materials is the most abundantly required building material in a construction site. The country’s construction sector is expected to grow at 8%/year for the next decade and the quarry and mine owners will have to supply vast amounts of building materials, including aggregates, to complete the projects. The building stock is expected to multiply five times, resulting in a continuous increase in demand for building materials.
For M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher
Date: 26.03.2019 Dinesh Sharma Place: Udaipur (Partner)
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ANNEXURES
Regional Office Udaipur Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board F / 470, Madri Ind. Area, Udaipur Phone: 0294-2491269
Registered
File No F(Mines)/Udaipur(Girwa)/414(1)/2011-2012/995-996 Order No 2017-2018/Udaipur/3165 Date: 08/12/2017 Unit Id : 32,400 M/s Divya Suthar (Old name-Naveen Sharma)
N/V-Umarda
Tehsil : Girwa District : Udaipur E-Mail : [email protected] Sub: Grant of Consent to Operate under section 21(4) of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 for your Minor Mineral Mine at near Village-Umarda, Tehsil-Girwa, District- Udaipur (M.L.No-24/04 ).
Ref: (i) Your application dated 30/09/2017 (ii) Received on 30/09/2017 (iii) Received at Head office on 29/09/2017 Sir, In view of the details submitted vide your above referred application/ documents, the Consent to Operate under section 21(4) of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act,1981 is hereby granted for carrying mining activities. This consent is subject to the following stipulations:- 1 That this consent is being granted in favour of M/s. Divya Suthar (Old name-Naveen Sharma), a Mine of Minor Mineral having M.L.No-24/04 in an area measuring 1.0000 Hectares at/near Village- U m a r d a ,Tehsil-Girwa,District-Udaipur. 2 That this consent is valid for a period from 01/02/2018 to 31/01/2023 3 That this consent is valid for following mining activities :-
Mineral Permitted Mining Capacity 1 MASONARY STONE 70.0000 MT/DAY
Page 1 of 4 Regional Office Udaipur Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board F / 470, Madri Ind. Area, Udaipur Phone: 0294-2491269
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File No F(Mines)/Udaipur(Girwa)/414(1)/2011-2012/995-996 Order No 2017-2018/Udaipur/3165 Date: 08/12/2017 Unit Id : 32,400 4 That you shall achieve following standards in ambient air in mine area / mining activities. Pollutant Standards for Ambient Air Standards for mining activity
SPM 500 µg/M³ SPM = 600 µg/M³
SO2 120 µg/M³ (To be measured between 3 to NOx 120 µg/M³ 10 meters from mining activity) CO 5000 µg/M³
5 That your mining will not intersect the Ground Water Table during the consent period and the permission from the Central Ground Water Authority shall be obtained for intersection of Ground Water Table/ abstraction of ground water, if any and submit a copy of the same to the Board. 6 That this Consent to Operate is for mining / processing / beneficiation of product as mentioned above in M.L.No.-24/04 and a separate Consent to Operate is required to be obtained for any other Mineral mining/ processing/ beneficiation Plant/process if any and for any addition/ modification/ alteration or change in process. 7 That after conducting expansion the total production figure of the mines should not exceed the production mentioned in condition no. 3 (i.e. this is not incremental figure but the figure of production). 8 That the lessee shall develop plantation in atleast 33% of the total lease area to maintain Ambient Air Quality around the mines and the action plan for plantation (as per the mining plan/eco friendly mining plan) shall be implemented. 9 That, the unit have to obtain separate consent to establish for any additions/changes/alteration. 10 That this consent is not an evidence for ascertaining the title of land. 11 That this consent is issued to the unit on the basis of documents submitted by the applicant, if any discrepancies is found in the document/facts submitted by the unit then the consent shall be treated as revoked without any further notice and the unit shall be liable for action in accordance with provisions of law. 12 That Garland drains, settling tanks and check dams of appropriate size, gradient and length shall be constructed around the mineral and overburden dumps to prevent runoff water and flow of sediments.
Page 2 of 4 Regional Office Udaipur Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board F / 470, Madri Ind. Area, Udaipur Phone: 0294-2491269
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File No F(Mines)/Udaipur(Girwa)/414(1)/2011-2012/995-996 Order No 2017-2018/Udaipur/3165 Date: 08/12/2017 Unit Id : 32,400 13 That the project proponent shall construct retaining wall and siltation pond of appropriate size around the overburden dumps. 14 That the drills shall be operated with water injection system i.e. wet drilling be carried out during mining or the drills shall be operated with the dust extractors. 15 That the controlled blasting shall be practiced. The mitigative measures for control of ground vibration and to arrest fly rocks and boulder should be implemented, and permission from the Director General Mines Safety and the Director Explosive shall be obtained. 16 That prior consent to establish and consent to operate shall be obtained for enhancement of production along with the Environmental Clearance from concerned authority. 17 That the unit shall submit compliance report of conditions of Environmental Clearance every six months alongwith consent to operate. 18 That the condition no.4 is null and void and the NAAQMS as per notification dated 18.11.2009 shall be followed. 19 Unit shall comply with H.O. Order No. 217 to 256 dated 13/06/2017 regarding Hon'ble NGT orders and shall obtain NOC from CGWA within six month failing which the consent shall deemed to be revoked. 20 That all other general conditions enclosed as Annexure shall be strictly complied with. 21 That this Consent is subject to the conditions as stated above and general conditions as stated in Annexure. Further, the mining unit will comply with the provisions of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and any such conditions as may be specified from time to time by the State Board under the provisions of the aforesaid Act.
22 That the grant of this Consent to Operate is issued from the environmental angle only, and does not absolve the project proponent from the other statutory obligations prescribed under any other law or any other instrument in force. The sole and complete responsibility, to comply with the conditions laid down in all other laws for the time-being in force, rests with the industry/ unit/ project proponent.
23 That the grant of this Consent to Operate shall not, in any way, adversely affect or jeopardize the legal proceedings, if any, instituted in the past or that could be instituted against you by the State Board for violation of the provisions of the Act or the Rules made thereunder.
Page 3 of 4 Regional Office Udaipur Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board F / 470, Madri Ind. Area, Udaipur Phone: 0294-2491269
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File No F(Mines)/Udaipur(Girwa)/414(1)/2011-2012/995-996 Order No 2017-2018/Udaipur/3165 Date: 08/12/2017 Unit Id : 32,400
Encl: As Above Yours sincerely
Regional Officer Copy To:- 1 Master File .
Regional Officer
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UMARDA MASONARY STONE MINES ML NO. 24/2004 LEASE AREA = 1.00 H ect.
I TO V YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTI ON WITH CRUSHER PLANT OWNER : M/s. Shree Ram Stone Crusher NEAR VIL LAG E U MARD A, TEH SIL - GIRW A D ISTT. U D AIPU R SCALE :- 1 CM. = 5 Mtr. R.F : 1:500 M N
25 20 15 10 5 0 25 50 75 100 m .
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A 5 20.0 mR L Bo t tam V Ye CRUSHER PLANT ar
A1 520.0 m RL Bo t tam I V Yea r
520 .0 m RL Bo t tam I Year
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5 INDEX 20.0 m LE ASE BOUNDARY RL Bo t tam C II S TA TUTORY BOUNDARY Year C O NTOUR 565 PIT 520. 540 0 m I YE A R DEV ELOPMENT RL Bot tam I I I I YEAR DE VELOPMENT I Yea r I I I YEAR DEVE LOPMENT
535 I V YEAR DE VE LOPMENT
X2 V YE AR DE VELOPMENT MASONARY STONE 530 CRU SHER PL ANT
mRL X-1 X-2 D mRL 550.0 0.0 550.0 A-1 A-2 0.0
540.0 10.0 540.0 10.0
530.0 20.0 530.0 20.0
520.0 30.0 520.0 30.0
510.0 510.0 CROSS SECTION A-1 A-2 LONGITUDINA SECTION X-1 X-2
Location Map of Umarda Masonry Stone Mines (ML No. 24/2004)
This is to certify that the plan is correct to the best of my knowledge
Shyam Lal Sukhwal (RQP) Dr. Neeraj Shrivastave (QP)