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Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. PREAMBLE Minerals are the chief source of present phase of industrialization, and play an important role in the present phase of the national economy and overall development of the nation. India is endowed with significant mineral resources. India produces 89 minerals out of which 4 are fuel minerals, 11 metallic, 52 non- metallic and 22 minor minerals. The Madhya Pradesh is enriched with steel grade, refractory grade and low silica dolomite & vast reserves of limestone. 3625.98 million tonnes limestone & 1152.66 million tonnes dolomite deposits are spread over in the districts of Damoh, Balaghat, Satna, Chhatarpur, Sagar, Mandla, Hoshangabad, Mandsaur, Jabalpur, Katni, Sidhi, Dhar, Khargone, Morena, Narshinghpur, Seoni, Rewa, Jhabua, Alirajpur, Panna, Khandwa and Dewas. In the Narsinghpur district Soap stone, dolomite, fireclay, limestone found excessively apart from this building constructions stone is also found near village Gontitoriya. Fireclay found mainly in Kanharpani, Bachai, Heengpani and Hiranpur hills. From various hilly areas we found Murram, crashed stones and from rivers sand which is used for construction purpose. Cement manufactured from limestone, cement pipes are prepared from cement. In village Chichali metal called peetal combination of copper and zinc utensils prepared. Chichali is very famous for these items. Limestone & Dolomite Mining project is located at village – Kanheri, Tahsil Tendukheda; Narsinghpur District (MP). 6.817 Ha mining lease area is being operated by the lessee Shri Pradeep Jain, Tendukheda having Reg. office at Jain Medical Store, Tendukheda Dist. Narsingpur (MP) and & lessee is private individual. Ex. Summary 1 M/s Creative Enviro Services, Bhopal Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine In order to assess the likely impacts on environment due to ongoing mining activity and to have a tool of environment management, Shri Pradeep Jain has submitted the Rapid Environment Impact Assessment study report for mining project. 2. LOCATION 6.817Ha of mining lease area with production of 4000 Tones per year at village Kanheri, Tahsil Tendukheda, Narsinghpur District (M P). The mining plan of the area was approved for grant of mining lease vide letter no. MP/Narsingpur/dolomite/mining plan/G-33/01- 02 dated 21-11-2001. Agreement of lease was executed on 06-06- 2002, for a period of 20 years for mineral dolomite and limestone subsequent supplementary agreement for block cutting permission was executed dated on 05-05-2003 for existing lease period. Expiry of lease period is 05-06 2022. District/ State Taluka Village Khasara No Area Narsinghpur (MP) Tendudkheda Kanheri Part of 55 7.626 Ha 3. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING About 90m high hill is situated in the south eastern part of the applied area. It has gentle slope towards North West. The lowest elevation of the applied area is 330m in the south western part and highest elevation is 420m at eastern boundary. A depression is seen in the south western part forming a small valley and course of a small seasonal rivulet. This flows from N.E to S.W direction. In all 5 Bahera, 2 Chirhul and 1 Pansi tree are seen in the south eastern part. Rest of the area is devoid of tree but area is covered by the scattered patches of local shrubs and bushes. The area lies at the cross section of 23 o09 ’16’’ to 23 o09 ’27’’ N and 78 o54’29’’ to 78 o54’43’’ E and is covered under Toposheet no 55I/16. Lowest MRL of the area is 330AMSL. Ex. Summary 2 M/s Creative Enviro Services, Bhopal Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine Details of Project Settings S. No. Particulars Details 1 Latitude 23 o09 ’16’’ to 23 o09 ’27’’ N 2 Longitude 78 o54’29’’ to 78 o54’43’’ E 3 Height above mean sea 420-330AMSL level 4 Nearest City Tehdukheda about 4.5 km 5 Nearest Railway Station - 6 Nearest Airport Jabalpur located at about 119 km from the mines by road. 7 Nearest Highway Jabalpur- Bhopal National highway-12 8 Nearest Village Kanheri – 0.7 km –E 9 Hills/Valley No 10 Ecological Sensitive Zone No national parks and sanctuary 11 Reserve Forest Rajgarh RF- NE- 5km Rampura PF- NNW-3km Amakhoh RF- NNW-6km Alanpur RF- NNW-6km Sagoni PF- NW- 7km Bhorpani PF- NW- 8km Marawan PF- WWN-6km Piparwani PF-NE-5km 12 Historical Place No 13 Nearest River/ Nalla Baranj Nadi – W - 2.5km Ghogra nalla – WWN - 3.0km Pandajhic Nadi- EES- 4.0 km 14 Annual Climatic Max. Temperature – 47.6 oC Conditions Min m Temperature – 3.2 oC Average Rainfall–1250 mm 4. TRANSPORT The applied area is located at a distance of about 4km. ESE of tendukheda, the Tehsil H.Q of Narsingpur dist., and is approachable by a fair weather road. Tendukheda is situated on Jabalpur – Bhopal NH-12 via Shahpura at a distance of 119 km from Jabalpur and on Sagar – Narsingpur NH-26 at a distance of 75km from Narsingpur. 5. REASON FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) Ex. Summary 3 M/s Creative Enviro Services, Bhopal Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine The impact of mine on the environment depends to a large extent on its location with respect to Human settlements, meteorological conditions, ambient air quality, water bodies, agricultural and forest land etc. Most of the adverse impacts of mines are amenable to technological control by providing necessary preventive and control measures and finally through effective environmental management of the operating mines. Keeping in view the likely impacts of mines on environment, this Rapid environment impact assessment report has been prepared for submission to State Pollution Control Board and Ministry for Environment and Forests (MoEF) for clearance of the proposed mining area. 6. PROJECT DESCRIPTION RESERVES Category Geological Reserves Mineable reserves m.t. m.t. Limestone Dolomite Limestone Dolomite Proved 870450 230669 710550 188296 Probable 1456080 385861 - - Possible 1008480 267247 - - 3335010 883777 710550 188296 Grand total 4218787 898849 Mineable Reserves & Anticipated Life of the Mine The balance recoverable proved reserve of Limestone & Dolomite/Marble block at Kanheri limestone & dolomite/Marble Block Mine stands at 345598 tones. Therefore, life of the mine will be 345598 Tonnes/4000 Tonnes = 86years from 25.03.2009. Where 4000 tones of recoverable limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block is considered as production per annum. The life of the mine is worked out on the basis of the production projected presently. This will change depending upon the market Ex. Summary 4 M/s Creative Enviro Services, Bhopal Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine conditions as well as the increase in reserves after proposed exploration. 6.3 Mining Method Proposed mining will be carried out by open cast mechanized mining method using Jack hammer/drill rod and chin which is made with diamond segments. Holes will be matched for cutting purpose then diamond chain/rope will be put in to holes for cutting of blocks. Block of Marble will be sold from the mine site for further processing of slab cutting and polishing purpose. During the past period of mining about 20% recovery of marble is seen, same has been anticipated and taken for calculation purpose, remaining 80% volume will generate as waste in the form of weathered, highly jointed, fractured, unsalable marble. Hired truck dumpers will be used for transportation of Marble blocks from mine site. No overburden is there where the proposal of mining is given, hence there will be no development benches, working will continue through production benches. Angle of slope of benches will be 45 0. Height of benches will not more than width of benches. Weathered rock/ mine waste generated during the proposed mining will be placed in non mineralized area, along the southern boundary of the area. Mine waste generated during the lease period will be placed in eastern non mineralized area. During the proposed mining one 10 m. deep bore hole will be drilled to confirm the depth persistence of mineral. Plantation of about 50 trees/ year will be carried out along the western barrier zone area. About 900 m 2 area will be covered by the proposed plantation. Proposed mining will be carried out by extending north eastern face of pit A, during the proposed mining, pit C will be also covered within the proposal of mining. Proper rectangular shape will be provided to working pit. One strip will be made for individual year. Production of marble will be achieved by cutting of marble blocks. Ex. Summary 5 M/s Creative Enviro Services, Bhopal Shri Pradeep Jain Executive Summary Village: kanheri, District: Narsinghpur 6.817 Ha Limestone & Dolomite/Marble Block mine Drill holes will be match in three dimensions. The drilling of holes will be done with use of Jack hammer and LD-4. The vertical hole will be drilled with the help of LD-4 and horizontal hole will be drilled with use of Jack hammer. Then the holes will be, matched from horizontal to vertical for putting the chain for cutting purpose. After matching of hole the chain made with diamond segments is put in to the holes. During the cutting process continuous fall of water is done on the chain for cooling. The block will be free from bottom and vertical plane. The block will be separated with the help of hydraulic jack, if required re-cutting of block will be done as per required size.
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