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Devbhoomi Dwarka, Gujarat ', , i, : i i Attied Facilities' ' of Handling of Mineral Cargo at Village Virpur, Taluka Kalyanpur, District ', ''" ' Devbhoomi Dwarka, Gujarat ," , ' ' , : : i ' i " i i. : Gujarat' Maritime Board ' (Governryrent af Gujarat) , , , i: ,og M/s. Bombay Minerals,Lirnited a REsroMTroN AND ExpANSroN oF GuJAMT Mmrruve BoARD (GMB) PTNDAM Jrrry AND ALLTED FACrLfiirs or HRruouruc or Mnrtnm ' FORM.1 Basic information Sr. No. Item Details Restoration and Expansion of Gujarat Maritime 1 Name of the Project Board (GMB) Pindara Jetty and Allied Facilities of Handling of Mineral Carqo 2 S. No in schedule 7(e) Ports, Harbours Proposed capacity/a reallen gth/tonna ge 3 to be handled/command Cargo Han_dling Capacity: 1,5 million TpA, Through area/lease area/number of Conveyor Belt well to be drilled 4 New/expansio n/modern ization Modernization 5 lxlqting capacity/area etc. of Proiect i.e. "A" or 6 Wuroo Screening Category: A Does it attract the general 7 condition? If yes please Yes; Within Notified Eco-Sensitive Zone specify Does it attract the specific B condition? If yes please No specifu Location llot/Survey/Khasra No Village Virour 9 Tehsil Kalvanour District Devbhoomi Dwarka State Guiarat Nearest railway Nearest railway station is at Bhopalka, 1g km in 10 station/airport SSE along with distance in Kmd. Nearest civilian airport is at Jamna gar,78 km in E Nearest town, city, district 11 headquarter along with Di*rict head quarter is Jamkhambhaliya , 39 km in distance in Kms. ESE Village Panchayat, Zila Parishad, Municipal Village Virpur t2 Corporation, local body Taluka Kalyanpur (Complete postal addri:ss with telephone nos to be qiven) District Devbhoomi Dwarka 13 Name of the applicant Mr. Hemul Shah M/s. Bombay Minerals 74 Registered address Ltd. Jamnagar-Dwarka highway REsrourroN AND ExpANsroru or Gu:nRnr MARrTME Bonno (GMB) M/S. BoMBAY REVISED PtuoRnR Jrrry Rruo Au:ro Fnqrrrrs or HRI'toltruc or MrrurnRr_ MrrurRRls Lrvnro Cenco Fonu 1 Sr. Item Details No. Jam-Khambhalia- 361305 District Devbhoomi Dwarka Guiarat M/s. Bombay Minerals Ltd. Jamnagar-Dwarka highway, Address for correspondence Jam-Khambhalia- 361305 15 District Devbhoomi Dwarka Guiarat Name Mr. Hemul Shah Desiqnation CEO M/s. Bombay Minerals Ltd. Jamnagar-Dwarka highway, Address Jam-Khambhalia- 361305 District Devbhoomi Dwarka Guiarat Pin code 361305 E-mail shanmuqa [email protected] Telephone +919925204400 Fax No Details of alternative sites examined, if any. Location of 16 No these sites should be shown on a topo sheet t7 Interlinked Project No Whether separate application 1B for interlinked project has No been submitted? 19 If yes date of submission 20 If no reason NA Whether the proposal involves approval/ clearance under: if yes, details of the same and their status to be given 2t The Forest (Conservation) Yes; Application for Forest Clearance submitted. Act, 1980 The Wildlife (Protection) Act, t972 Yes; Application for Wildlife Clearance is submitted The CM Notiflcation 1991 Yes. RrstoRRtrotl aruo ExpRr.rstor,r or Gu:nnlr MARTTTME M/S. BOMBAY Bonno (GMB)' Rrvrsro MINEMLS Uurrro PTNDAM JErry AND ALUED FACTLmES oF HANDLTNG or Mrruianl CARGo Fonu 1 Sr. No. Item Details Whether there is anv 22 Govern ment order/pbl icy Yes agreement entered between GMB and BML relevant/ relating td site 23 Forest Land involved? No, _Land is Govt. Wasteland, but area falls under notified Eco sensitive zone Whether there is any litigation pending against the'proi-ect and / or land in which the project is propose to be set up 24 Name of court No litigation pending Case no Order/directions of the court, if any and its relevance with the proposed protect. 1. constructiolr_ operation or decommissioning of the project invotving actions, which wiu cause. ptrviiiJi ;ft;'g"3 in th; rlciritv (topography, tand use, changes in water UilaG, eic.i"-" Details Yes/ there of with approximate Sr. Information/Checkl ist quantity/ rate wherever possible No. confirmation No? with source of information of data Permanent or temporary change in land use, land cbver or Due to proposed project, there will 1.1 topography including be no increase in No maJor change in existing topography or intensity of land use (with land use. respect to local land use plan) Clearance of existing land, t.2 Yes Minor site clearance activities will be vegetation and buildinqs? carried out. For infrastructure and stock yard 1.3 Creation for of new land uses? No cargo Handling, about 1.6Ha government waste land falling in eco-sensiti-Ve zone. Pre-construction i Soil Testing is done 1.4 nvesti gations and further core e.g. bore holes, soil testing? Yes drilling will be carried out for struciure analysis. 1. Construction of new transport Infrastructure. mechanized closed conveyor belt f91 cargo conveying 1.5 Construction works? Yes & tw5 nos of dolphin to facilitale for Barge loading. 2. provision for material storage alonq with existino RrsroRqroN AND ExpANsror,r on Gu:aRRr MARmME Boano (GMB) M/S. BOMBAY REVISED Prnoenn lrrry Rruo Ar-uro FAcrLmEs oF HANDLTNG or MtrurRRl MrrueRRs Lrllreo Cnnco Fonu 1 Details there of with approximate Yes/ Sr. Information /Checkl ist q uantity/ rate wherever possible No. confirmation with source No? of information of data connecting roads, drains, material handling systems, water sprinklers. 3. Ancillary infrastructure with provision of electrical systems and other utilities, There will not be any demolition work at 1.6 Demolition works? No the site. Temporary sites used for 1.7 construction works or housing of No construction workers? Above ground buildings, structures or earthworks 1.8 Yes Construction of mechanize including linear structures, cut closed conveyo and fill or excavations Underground works including 1.9 No mininq or tunneling? 1.10 Reclamation works? No Not Required but for de-silting of silt 1.11 Dredging? No along the cannel with the involvement of Forest Depaftment. 1. Conveyor Belt supported with concrete pillar L.t2 Offshore Structures? Yes 2. Two Dolphins supported with qrizzly structure. Production and manufacturing Cargo will be conveyed through belt 1.13 No. conveyor and that will be loaded in to processes? barqe. Facilities for storage of goods or Areas for storage of ore materials will be t.t4 Yes materials? provided as shown in Lay out plan. Liquid effluents consist generation Facilities for treatment or disposal of of 1.15 Yes domestic of solid waste or liquid effluents? sewage will be treated & disposed in septic tank & soak pit. Facilities for long term housing of 1.16 No operational workers? New road, rail or sea traffic t.t7 No Existing road will be utilized. durinq construction or operatlon? New road, rail, air waterborne or other transpoft infrastructure Erection conveyor Belt passes 1.18 Yes of which including new or altered routes through Ecological Sensitive area. and stations, ports, airpofts etc? lurur 2016 4 ResroRRrroru M/S. BoMBAY nruo ExpaNsroN or Gu:nnqt MARIITME Bonno (GMB) PtrvoRRR Rrviseo MINEMLS LIMTTED Jrrrv n*o Ar-uro FRorrrrs or r-tnr,roirNc oF MTNEooL CeRco FoRM 1 Details there of with approximate Sr. Yes/ I nformation/Checkl ist quantity/ rate wherever possible No. confirmation No? with source of information of data Closure or diversion of existing tra nsport 1.19 routes or i nfrastruct-ure leading to changes in traffic No movements? New New Power 1.20 or diverted transmission . transmission line will be lines or pipelines? Yes provided from Virpur Substation to Sto;[ yard. Impoundment, damming, Culverting t.21 culverting, realignment oi other of the cannel will be done to changes to the hydrology of No stabilize the cannel for free now of witJ watercourses or aquifers? to suppoft mangrove and marine speciei. 7.22 Stream crossings? No Water requirement L.23 Abstraction or transfers of water will be met from form ground or suface waters? No nearDy.. viilage and through rain water naruesung measures. Changes in water bodies or the I t.24 land surface affecting run-off.2 drainage or l'-I tr,to Transport of personnel or Transport.of personnel or materials will De 1.25 materials for construction, Yes there during construction & operation operation or decommissioning? wg]'f .throygh the existing rodd only within the Eco sensitive zone. Long-term dismantlinq or 1.26 decommissioning or r6storation No works? Ongoing activity during r.27 decommissionirig which could have an impact on the No environment? Influx people 1.28 of to an area either Construction temporarily permanenfl Yes englneers, operators and or y? SKIIed WOfkers will he donlnwrt Artina nn- 1.29 Introduction of alien species? No 1.30 lgrr qf native species or genetic diversitv? No 1.31 Any other actions? No RESToMnoN AND ExpANSroru or Gu:RRRr MRRrrrue Bonno (GMB) I o.,,,, M/S. BoMBAY KEVISED PTNDAM Jrrry nruo Aluro Fnqrrrrs MnrrnR$ Lrmrrro or H^ruoLrr?"o"iil1*til'r"' I CRRco I Fonr'r 1 2, Use of Natural resources for construction or operation of the Project (such as land, water, materials or energy, especially any resources which are non-renewable or in short supply): Details there of with Yes/ Sr. Information/Checkl ist approximate quantity lrate , No confirmation wherever possible source No? with of information data Land is Government Waste Land, Land especially undeveloped or a 2.L No Land will be utilized agricultural land (ha) for cargo handling faci I itv/ i nfrastructu re. Water requirement will meet from Water (expected source & competing Water 2.2 Yes nearby village. Total users) unit: KLD requirement will be 4.6 cu.m./day and by rain harvestinq measures. 2.3 Minerals (MT) No Construction materials, like steel, Construction material - stone, cement, crushed stones, sand, rubble, 2.4 aggregates, sand / soil (expected Yes etc. required for the project shall be source, MT) procured from the local market of the reqion.
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