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Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure MINING PLAN WITH PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN SUBMITTED UNDER RULE OF G.M.M.C.R.2017. For GAMDI ORDINARY SAND AREA (SURVEY NO.- 193 ORSANG RIVER BED ) NEAR VILLAGE - GAMDI, TALUKA – DABHOI DISTT. – VADODARA, STATE- GUJARAT MINE AREA - 6.0 HECT. (NON FOREST) (PLAN PERIOD: 3 YEAR) LESSEE DILIPBHAI GORDHANBHAI SONANI GAMDI, DABHOI, VADODARA PREPARED BY DR. HARPAL SINGH YADAV 233, MANGALAM STREET, NEAR YASHVI FLATES, MAHAVEER NAGAR, HIMMATNAGAR-383001, GUJARAT MOBILE - 91-9426575620 RQP NO. RQP/UDP/224/2001-A EMAIL :- [email protected] CONTENTS No. Chapter Page no. Introduction 1 1 General Mine Description 2 2 Location & Accessibility 3 3 Details of Approved Mining Plan/Scheme of Mining (If any) 4 1 Geology and Exploration 5-8 2 Mining 9-12 3 Mine Drainage 13 4 Stacking of Mineral Reject/Sub Grade Material and Disposal of 14 Waste 5 Use of Mineral and Mineral Reject 15 6 Processing of ROM and Mineral Reject 16 7 Other 17 8 Protection of Environment 18-19 9 Measures Taken/ To Be Taken For The Control Of Water, Noise 20 And Air Pollution: 10 Social Development 21 11 Details Of Health Check-Up And Insurance Of All The Employed 22 Persons Certificates / Undertakings / Consents 23-24 List of the Plans and Sections submitted 25 List of Documents annexed 25 Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 1 INTRODUCTION The Gamdi Ordinary Sand Area over an area of 6.0 hectare is located survey no. Orsang River bed near Village- Gamdi, Tehsil- Dabhoi, District- Vadodara, Gujarat. The lessee Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani has issued for the lease for the Gamdi Ordinary Sand area near Village – Gamdi, Tehsil- Dabhoi, District- Vadodara, Gujarat over an area of 6.0 hectare. Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 1 1.0 GENERAL a) Name of the Lessee Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani Address Gamdi, Dabhoi, Vadodara District Vadodara State Gujarat Pin code Phone - Fax - Mobile No - E-mail id - b) Status of lessee Private Individual individual Public limited Company Public Sector Undertaking Other ( Please Specify) - c) Mineral (s) which are included in the Ordinary Sand prospecting license (for fresh grant) d) Mineral (s) which are included in the letter of Ordinary Sand Intent / lease deed e) Mineral (s) which is the applicant /lessee intends Ordinary Sand to mine f) Name & Address of RQP under rule 22C of RQP: Dr. Harpal Singh Yadav MCR, 1960 or a person employed under clause (c ) 233, Mangalam Street, of sub rule (1) of rule 42 of MCDR, 1988 ( Near Yashvi Flates, Mahaveer Nagar, Application for Scheme of Mining only) preparing Himmatnagar-383001, Gujarat Mining Plan. Phone 91-9426575620 Fax - Mobile No. 91-9426575620 E-mail id [email protected] Registration No. RQP/UDP/224/2001-A Date of grant / renewal 19.10.2001 Valid upto Valid up to 18.10.2021 Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 2 2. LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY a) Lease Details (Existing Mine) Name of Mine Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine Lat/long of any boundary point Pillar Latitude Longitude a 210 59’ 8.91’’ 730 28’ 46.31’’ Date of grant of lease - Period/ Expiry Date 3 year Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Name of lease holder Sonani Postal Address Gamdi, Dabhoi, Vadodara Telephone - Fax - Email id - Mobile No. - b) Details of applied / lease area with location map( Fresh area/ Mine) Forest Non-forest Non-forest- Forest ( specify) Area(ha) 0 (i) Waste land 6.0 hect. (ii) Grazing land 0 (iii) Agriculture land 0 (iv) Others(specify) - Area ( Ha) 6.0 hect. Total lease area/applied area 6.0 hect. District & State Vadodara & Gujarat Taluka Dabhoi Village Gamdi Whether the area falls under Coastal Regulation Zone No, The mine area does not fall under Coastal (CRZ)? Regulation Zone. Area near to lease Lease Karnail 0.65 km in WNW direction and Baglipura 1.24 km in N direction Town: Dabhoi 16.79 km Railwaystation-Chandod-2.95 KM Toposheet No. with Latitude and Longitude of all Pillar has been given on surface plan. corner boundary point/pillar: c) Location map attached? Yes, It is attached Plate No.- 1 Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 3 3. Details of Approved Mining Plan/ Scheme of Mining(if any) 3.1 Date and reference of earlier approved MP/SOM. Nil 3.2 Details of last modifications if any (for the previous approved period) of approved MP/SOM, indicating date of approval, reason for modification Nil 3.3 Review of earlier approved proposal (if any) in respect of exploration, excavation, reclamation etc. 3.4 Status of Compliance of violations pointed out by IBM Not applicable 3.5 Details of any suspension /closure / prohibitory order issued by any Govt. agency. Not applicable 3.6 In Case the MP/SOM is submitted under rules 9 and 10 of the MCDR’ 88 or under rule 22 (6) of the MCR’ 1960 for approval of modification, specify reason and justification for modification under these rules. Not applicable Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 4 PART –A 1.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION: Brief description of the topography, drainage pattern, Vegetation, climate, rainfall data of the area applied/mining lease area. Topography & Drainage pattern The area is almost flat and elevation of the lease area is 96 mRL to 100 mRL. 0 0 The mining area of 6.0 hectare is bounded between the latitude 21 59’ 8.91’’ to 21 59’ 6.54’’ N & 0 0 Longitudes 73 28’ 46.31’’to 73 28’ 46.27’E. Topographical (Surface) Plan. Vegetation The area is scanty of vegetation with scattered bushes. No other prominent trees exist. Climate and rainfall:- The area is in arid zone with hot arid climate with little or no surplus water. Summers are very hot and in winters are very cool. The maximum temperature in summers range between 350 C to 450 C and during winter the range of temperature between 50 C to 200 C. There is no drainage channel within the lease are and the drainage of rain water takes place to surrounding area by natural slope of the terrain. The wind speed is moderate and varies from 3 to 10 km per hour. rainfall average 450mm. b) Brief description of Regional Geology with reference to location of lease/applied area. Regional Geology: The oldest gneissic complex of Archean to Palaeoproterozoic age known as Chhota Udepur granite gneisses are exposed in Eastern part North of Hiran river and South of Orsang river and around Singlaja area.The Aravalli supergroup of rocks is represented by the deformed metasediments of the Lambia,Khandia,Narukot,jaban,Shivrajpur and the Rajgarh_all grouped under the Champaner Group.These metasediments comprise conglomerate,Quartzite,schiest,Phyllite,Slate and Limestone.Undeformed Godhra Granite has intruded into Archaean gneisses and the Aravalli metasediments in the Eastern parts of the district.The Bagh formation comprises Conglomerate,Calcareous sandstone and impure Limestone occurring in eastern and central parts of the district.Lameta formation comprises Basal Conglomerate,Calcareous and fossiliferous Quartzite Sandstone,Friable Sandstone,Cherty Limestone,Shale and Clay in the North.Dinosaurian fossils have been found in the Lameta formation SE of Sadhasal.Infratrappean sediments are overlain by the Deccan volcanics with faulted contact.The Deccan Volcanics comprise basaltic flows intruded by granophyre,gabbro,alkali dyke,carbonatite and associated rocks and dykes of Basalt and Dolerite. Molted clay and sandstone of the Pandu Mewasa formation around Sandhasal represent the Pliocene sediments.The Holocene sediments are restricted to the Western part and are represented by the Sands of Akhaj formation,tidal flat and marsh deposits of the Rann Clay formation,younger tidal flat and marsh deposits of the Mahhuva formation and the channel-fill and flood plain deposits of Varahi formation. c) Detailed description of Geology of the lease area (Such as shape and size of the Mineral/Ore deposit, disposition various litho-units indicating structural features if any etc.) Local Geology:- Overburden: No ob will be generated. Ordinary Sand: These are 3 m from surface. Gamdi Ordinary Sand Mine-6.0 hect., Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani P a g e | 5 d) (i) Name of prospecting/ exploration agency. Dilipbhai Gordhanbhai Sonani (ii) Address Gamdi, Dabhoi, Vadodara (iii) E mail Address - (v) Phone no. - (vi) Fax - Mobile No: - e) Details of prospecting / exploration already carried out. No pit has been carried out during plan period. f) Number of pits and trenches indicating dimensions, spacing etc along and across the strike/ foliation with reference to geological plan. Si No. Pit/Trench Dimension Spacing etc along and across the strike/foliation with reference No. to geological plan. 1 - - - - - - - i) Number of Boreholes indicating type (Core/RC/DTH), diameter, spacing, inclination, Collar level, depth etc with standard borehole logs duly marking on geological plan/sections. Year No. of boreholes Grid interval Total No. of pits, No.of (core/RC/DTH) meterage dimension and Trenches, volume dimensions and volume Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil iii) Details of samples analysis Si Sample No. Sample Type Details of Whether in Name of NABL Chemical accordance to accredited/other Analysis BIS? Govt. lab Yes/ No Not available iv) Expenditure incurred in various prospecting operations. Si. Year Item Expenditure incurred in Rs. Not available f) Surface Plan attached? Yes, the surface plan showing all the surface features in 1: 1000 scale prepared and placed as Plate No – 3. g) Geological Plan attached? Yes, Geological plan has been prepared on scale of 1:1000. (Refer Plate No.
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