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MINING PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. General 6-8 1. Name & Address of the lessee…………………………………………………………….. 6 2. Particulars of the Area……………………………………………………………………….. 6 3. Status of the Lessee……………………………………………………………………………. 7 4. Period of the concession…………………………………………………………………….. 7 5. Mineral intended to be won……………………………………………………………….. 8 6. Name, Address and Registration No. of RQP……………………………………….. 8 7. Order No. & date of Competent Authority…………………………………………… 8 8. If, forest area, whether forest clearance: obtained...... 8 9. Geology & Reserves…………………………………………………….. 9-13 Regional Geology……………………………………………………………………………….. 9 Exploration carried out in the Area…………………………………………………….. 11 Method of reserve estimation…………………………………………………………….. 12 Geological Reserves………………………………………………………………………….. 13 Mineable reserve……………………………………………………………………………… 13 10. Mining……………………………………………………………………… 14-22 Method of Mining………………………………………………………………………………. 14 Number, Type and Capacity of Machines…………………………………………….. 14 Drilling & Blasting Parameter…………………………………………………………….. 14 Storage of Explosives………………………………………………………………………… 15 Benching pattern………………………………………………………………………………. 16 Face lay out……………………………………………………………………………………… 16 Quarry floor level………………………………………………………………………………. 20 Quantity of mineral to be won……………………………………………………………. 20 Quantity of overburden to be removed………………………………………………. 21 Safety precaution for to be adopted during blasting…………………………… 22 11. Waste Disposal……………………………………………………. 22 Location of Dumping yard…………………………………………………………………. 22 Area covered……………………………………………………………………………………. 23 Environmental safeguards for such disposal………………………………………. 23 12. Mine drainage………………………………………………………. 23 13. Mineral processing……………………………………………….. 23 14. Plantation……………………………………………………………. 24 No of trees to be uprooted due to Mining operation…………………………….. 24 Programme of plantation…………………………………………………………………. 24 15. Manpower…………………………………………………………… 24 Supervisory……………………………………………………………………………………… 24 Non Supervisory……………………………………………………………………………… 24 16. Use of Mineral……………………………………………………… 25 For domestic Use……………………………………………………………………………… 25 For export………………………………………………………………………………………. 26
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17. Mine closure plan………………………………………………… 26 Mined outland…………………………………………………………………………………… 26 Land Use Pattern……………………………………………………………………………… 27 Waste \reject dump………………………………………………………………………….. 27 Top soil stack and its utilization…………………………………………………………. 28 Abandonment Cost……………………………………………………………………………. 28 Financial assurance…………………………………………………………………………… 29 18. Certificates…………………………………………………………. 30-33
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MINING PLAN LIST OF PLATES
Sl. No. PARTICULARS Scale Plate No.
1. KEY PLAN 1:50000 1
2. LEASE AREA PLAN 16”=1Mile 2
3. SURFACE PLAN 1:2000 3
4. SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 4
5. 1st YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 5
6. 2nd YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 6
7. 3rd YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 7
8. 4th YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 8
9. 5th YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 9
10. ENVIRONMENT PLAN 1:5000 10
11. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 1:2000 11
12. CONCEPTUAL PLAN & SECTIONS 1:2000 12
13. PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 1:2000 13
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MINING PLAN LIST OF ANNEXURES
Sl. No. Particulars Annexure 1 C.O.Report of the area I 2 Id Proof of lessee II 3 Photo copy of RQP Certificate III
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MINING PLAN LIST OF TABLES
Table No. Particulars Page No. 1 GEOLOGICAL RESERVES 13
2 MINEABLE RESERVES 13
3 LIST OFMACHINERIES 14 4 BENCH WISE CALCULATION OF ROM & O/B FOR 17 1ST YEAR DEVELOPMENT 5 BENCH WISE CALCULATION OF ROM & O/B FOR 17 2ND YEAR DEVELOPMENT 6 BENCH WISE CALCULATION OF ROM & O/B FOR 18 3RD YEAR DEVELOPMENT 7 BENCH WISE CALCULATION OF ROM & O/B FOR 19 4TH YEAR DEVELOPMENT 8 BENCH WISE CALCULATION OF ROM & O/B FOR 20 5TH YEAR DEVELOPMENT 9 YEAR WISE ROM & O/B REMOVAL 21
10 YEARWISE PROPOSED PLANTATION 24 PROGRAMME 11 LIST OF MANPOWER 25 12 EXISTING LAND USE PATTERN 26
13 PLAN PERIOD LAND USE PATTERN 27 14 CONCEPTUAL PERIOD LAND USE PATTERN 27
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CHAPTER – I (GENERAL) The mining plan of the above is prepared under Sub Section-2(b) of Section-5 of M.M.D.R Act 1957,Rule-9 of M.C.D.R 1988 & Rule 12 (1) Stone Development Conservation Rule 2002,Rule 34 C (1) of JMMC(A)R2014 & Progressive Mine closure Plan under Rule 23B of M.C.D.R1988 . 1. NAME OF LESSEE WITH ADDRESS : M/s Mishra Stone Works Prop.-Shri Bivash Mishra S/o Late Naresh Chandra Mishra At-Bhagatpara P.O- Pakur Thana- Pakur(M) Dist-Pakur (Jharkhand). 2. PARTICULARS OF THE AREA : (i) The Area applied under mining lease falls under the Survey of India toposheet No.72P/14 and bounded by Latitude N 24°44'50.50" to N 24°44'59.22" and Longitude E 87°47'4.89" to E 87°47'14.91".
(Location map is attached as Key Map Plate No.1) District and State - Pakur, Jharkhand
Mauza - Fatehpur
Thana - Pakur
Khata No. Plot No. Area in Acres
- 254,241P,240P,234P,233P,229P 8.34
(II) EXISTENCE OF PUBLIC ROAD / RAILWAY LINE IF ANY NEARBY AND APPROXIMATE DISTANCE :
The applied area for mining lease is situated about 0.7km southeast of village Fatehpur. The village Ftehpur falls in Hiranpur thana of Pakur district in
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Jharkhand state. It is located 19km towards west from district head quarter Pakur and about 334km from state capital Ranchi.The nearest railway station is Kotalpokhar about 5km from the area.The major Railway station is Pakur Railway Station. OTHER INFRASTRUCTURES:- Availability of Water:- The drinking water requirements of the mine workers and staffs will meet by well and tube wells from the nearby area and the mine water harvested in rainy season will be used for the purpose of water spraying on haulage roads, cleaning & Plantation. Power Supply :- The electric power facility is not available up to the area presently. Medical facilities:- Nearest dispensary is available at Hiranpur main hospital. Airport :- The nearest airport from the area is Kolkata which is 250 km from the applied lease area. Nearest Railway Station:- The nearest railway station is Kotalpokhar about 5km from the area.The major Railway station is Pakur Railway Station.
(iii) TOPO SHEET NO. WITH LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE :
The Area applied under mining lease falls under the Survey of India toposheet No.72P/14 and bounded by Latitude N 24°44'50.50" to N 24°44'59.22" and Longitude E 87°47'4.89" to E 87°47'14.91". 3 STATUS OF THE LESSEE
The lessee is Private Individual Company.
4 PERIOD OF THE CONCESSION
M/s Mishra Stone Works Prop.-Shri Bivash Mishra S/o Late Naresh Chandra Mishra , a resident of At-Bhagatpara, P.O.- Pakur , P.S- Pakur(M) Dist- Pakur, (Jharkahnad.) has applied for the lease of stone (minor mineral) over
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an area of 8.34 acres in Mouza- Fatehpur, Thana-Pakur, Dist-Pakur of Jharkhand state for a period of 10 years. 5. MINERAL INTENDED TO BE WON:
The applicant intends to mine stone which is occurring in the area.
6. NAME, ADDRESS AND REGISTRATION NO. OF RQP :PREPARING THE MINING PLAN WITH VALIDITY OF RECOGNITION:
RADHA NAND SINGH MINING CONSULTANT 7 HF-6/20 (HIG FLAT) SECTOR-7,BLOCK-6,FLAT NO. 20, BAHADURPUR HOUSING COLONY, PATNA-800026 REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A Valid up to 2021.
7. ORDER NO. & DATE OF COMPETENT AUTHORITY : GRANTING THE CONCESSION: (COPY OF THE ORDER TO BE ATTACHED)
M/s Mishra Stone Works, Prop.-Shri Bivash Mishra S/o Late Naresh Chandra Mishra , a resident of At-Bhagatpara, P.O.- Pakur , P.S- Pakur(M) Dist- Pakur, (Jharkahnad.) has applied for the lease of stone (minor mineral) over an area of 8.34 acres in Mouza- Fatehpur, Thana-Pakur, Dist-Pakur of Jharkhand state for a period of 10 years. 8. IF, FOREST AREA, WHETHER FOREST CLEARANCE: OBTAINED : (ATTACHED COPY OF FOREST CLEARANCE):
Non forest area (Certificate from forest department attached.)
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CHAPTER – II
9. (GEOLOGY AND RESERVE)
9.3 Briefly describe the topography and general geology and local / mine geology of the mineral deposit including drainage pattern.
The Area applied under mining lease falls under the Survey of India toposheet No.72P/14and bounded by Latitude N 24°44'50.50" to N 24°44'59.22" and Longitude E 87°47'4.89" to E 87°47'14.91".
PHYSIOGRAPHY:
The major part of the region is covered with continuous chain of hills, which are made up of a number of lava flows displaying in the shape of step like terraces. The hills extending for kilometers together rise steeply for more than 100m. Slopes of the hills are drained by small gullies which join the nalas. These nalas become dry during summer. The major river in the area is River Ganga which passes at a distance of about 20km east of the working area.The other rivers of the district are Gumani, Torai,Bansloi and Brahmni. All the rivers flow from west to east direction except river Gumani which flows from SW to NE direction. The drainage pattern of the district is dendritic. All the rivers are tributaries of river Ganga and are seasonal in nature.The lower altitude in the area is 42mRL at the western part of the area whereas the highest altitude attended by the area is 47mRL in eastern part forming an even topography. The entire area is rocky and barren.
9.2 General Geology :
REGIONAL GEOLOGY:
The general stratigraphic succession in the Rajmahal hills consists of Precambrian granite gneiss and schist overlain by Talchir, Baraker, Dubrajpur, Rajmahal volcanic and intertrappeans, laterite and alluvium.
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The general succession of the litho units in the area is as follows: Laterite Gond- Rajmahal Group Basaltic Flows and intertrappeans Wana (the number of flows and intertrappeans varies) Super- …………………Unconformity…………………………………………… Group Dubrajpur Group Barakar Group Talchir Group ……………………..Unconformity …………………………………. Precambrian Granite gneiss and schist with metabasics
The stratigraphic column of Rajmahal Trap varies from area to area and the number of the basaltic flows and intertrappeans also varies. Basaltic flows have been identified on the basis of recognition of intertrappeans beds at the interfaces of the different flows. In course of the present investigation field evidences were obtained to throw some light on certain aspects of volcanism in Pakur area viz, loci of eruption, nature of eruption, eruptive breaks, and sedimentary environment. The aforesaid local evidences aided by regional linear extension and overall configuration of the Rajmahal Trap indicate that the lava were poured out essentially as fissure vent flows and such vent had a N-S trend. The Pakur volcanic suite is overwhelmingly dominated by Tholeiitic Basalt of
more or less uniform composition.
9.3 The topographic plan of the lease area prepared on a scale of 1 : 1000 or 1 : 2000 with contour interval of 3 to 10 m. depending upon the topography of the area should be taken as the base plan for preparation of geological plan. The details of exploration already carried out
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including evidences of mineral existence should be shown on the geological plan.
The topographical plan of the applied area has been prepared on a scale of 1:2000 with contour interval of 1m is being enclosed. The plan has been taken as the base plan for preparation of geological plan. Geological Plan & sections on a scale of 1:2000 is also enclosed as Plate No.4 The details of exploration already carried out and the procedure adopted for preparation of geological plan are narrated below. Exploration Carried out in the Area: The reserves estimation of stone in the applied area has been done on the basis of field observations, surface exposure as well as the quarry data observed directly from the surrounding quarry exposure. An old working is exist in the area in which stone bed is exposed. The volcanic rocks of Pakur area apart from the intertrappeans sedimentary beds within the confines of the present area can be classified as (i) Basalt (ii) Andesite and Trachyte. The typical Basalt of the area is dark black to greenish grey in color occasionally showing resinous mega-phenocryst of plagioclase. The amygdales of quartz, zeolite, and calcite are common. Microscopically the rock comprises of clinopyroxene, plagioclase, primary glass, iron ore and rarely olivine. The Basaltic flows are mostly horizontal to sub-horizontal having dip of low varying from 10 to 20 towards S 15 E mark the direction of the flow. Based on the above geological observations and on basis of the test pits made in the area as demarcated in Surface Geological Plan and Sections (Plate No. 4) , Proved, Probable and Possible optimum geological reserves and also the reserves as per UNFC classification has been estimated. The measured mineral resources is computed up to a depth of 20m from the exposed mineral body and below this level further 5m depth is considered for indicated mineral resources as well as on the surface beyond the measured mineral resources further influence from both sides has been considered. The area of
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the stone has been computed and multiplied with the thickness of the stone. The volume of the rock is again multiplied with the tonnage factor which considered as 2.9. The following basic parameter has been considered for estimation of reserve of stone in the ML area from 43m to 47m surfaces RL: 1. Surface RL: - 43mRL to 47mRL 2. Depth of proved reserve- up to - 20 m RL 3. Depth of the probable reserve- up to - 15m RL 4. Depth of the possible reserve- up to - 10m RL 5. Recovery factor (over all) - - 95% 6. Tonnage factor - 2.9MT/cum 7. Generation of sub grade- - Nil 8. Thickness of overburden 0.5 It is also proposed to ascertain the presence of Stone beyond 10mRL depth for further scientific exploration during mining operation and additional land beyond the ML area for formation of benches to approach the mineralized zone (Stone).
Method of reserve estimation:
Concidering the above parameters,the different categories of geological reserve have estimated by surface area method as follow:
GR=A x D x RF x TF
Where
GR- Geological Reserve (MT)
A- Surface area (sq.m)
D- Depth of mineral (m)
RF- Recovery factor (MT/cum)
TF- Tonnage factor (MT/cum)
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Geological Reserves of Stone
Table No.1
Category UNFC Reserve (MT)
Proved 331 2645285 Probable 332 538854 Possible 333 538854
Total 3722993
Mineable reserve: Mineable reserve is based on the feasibility studies over Measured Mineral Resources and indicated mineral resources. Mineable ore reserve has been calculated from the resources in the area considering the ore which is not mineable in view of blocked ore in safety zone and ultimate pit limit as calculated from the Geological plan & sections. Thus the mineable reserve estimated under proved and probable category is as tabulated below.
Table No.2
Category Block Reserve in tones Mineable Reserves in tones Proved 928898 1716387 Probable 314834 224020 Total 1243732 1940407
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CHAPTER – III
(MINING) (a) Whether manual or semi------mechanized or mechanized:
During this plan period it is proposed to work by partially semi mechanized & partially manual means. (b) If semi – mechanized or mechanized, number, type and capacity of machines to be used.
Since the mine is proposed to be semi-mechanized means to work for 1 shift 20 nos (unskilled & semi-skilled labor) of labors is required. Drilling and blasting of stone faces will be carried out by using Wagon Drill. For transporting waste to the respective dumping sites, tippers and Hydraulic Tractor will be used. List of Machinery Table No.3
No. Type Nos. Size/Capacity Motive power 1 Wagon drill 01 100 mm dia Compressed air 2 Compressor 01 75L/s Diesel 3 Hydraulic Excavator 01 1.2m3 Diesel 4 Hydraulic Tractors 04 6 tonnes Diesel 5 Tipper 04 10 tons Diesel 6 Tractor sprinkler 01 12000 liters Diesel
(c) Whether drilling and blasting will be : made use of , If yes state monthly quantity of explosives to be consumed:
Blasting will be carried out in an accurate and systematic manner, taking into account all necessary safety precautions. The broad blasting parameters will be used and blasting will not be done in unfavoured weather. I. Drilling Parameters
• Burden : 3.0 m
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• Spacing : 3.5 m • Bench height : 5.0 m • Depth of hole : 5.0 m Output/hole : 3.0 x3.5 x5.0 = 52.5 cum II. Holes required per month:
• No. of working days per year : 300 days • No. of working days per month : 25 days • Average Yearly total excavation in 5 years : 67414m³ per year No of holes required in a year (67414/52.5) : 1284 Holes • Average no of holes required per month : 107 nos • No. of drill machine required : 1 no III. Blasting:
Control blasting will be done with the help of high density explosive for loosening the hard rocks. Each compress air drill holes will be charge with 17.5kg of explosive considering powder factor of 3.0m³/Kg of explosive. The total requirement of explosive will be 107 x 17.5 = 1872kg per month. Blasting operation will be carried out on strictly as per the provision of MMR,1961 under the strict supervision of qualified persons and all safety precaution i.e. marking the danger zone with red flag , use of warning signals and providing blasting shelter will be taken. iv. Type of explosives used / to be used
The following explosives are used • NITRATE MIXURE • ORDINARY DETONATOR • SAFETY FUSE v. Storage of Explosives ( like capacity and type of explosive magazine)
The lessee has proposed to apply in Form-22 to the Department of Explosive for obtaining an explosive license of about 100kg of conventional explosive, about 1000nos of electric detonators and 2000mts of safety fuse.
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The magazine will be as per design laid down in Indian Explosive Rules and safety distances are maintained as per the rule. (d) Benching pattern ( Height x Width):
The mining operation will be carried out by partially semi mechanized & partially manual means with Hydraulic Tractors & JCB combination. The bench height will be restricted to 5m & in the semi mechanized face (Hydraulic Tractors & JCB combination) while bench width will also be not less than 5m. in soil and ore. Slope of the benches will be made and maintained 80°.The average number of working day in the year would be 300 days in a year. The anticipated production will be around 195500mt per year . Year wise development will be carried out as per the Metalliferrous Mines Regulation, 1961. Proper benching as per Regulation 106 of MMR, 1961 will be given during the development of the quarries.
(e) Face lay out ( attached development plan ):
i. First Year Development ( Plate No.5)
During the first year of mining plan period, it has been proposed to start mining operations from the old pit already exist in the plied area. In this yea total four benches will be developed. The benches will be made at 40mRL, 35mRLand 25mRL. The height of individual benches shall be made and maintained at 5m. Slope of the bench shall be maintained at 800. Gradient of haul road will be maintained at 1 in 16. During the first year development about 190690Mt ROM and 1381m³ overburden would be produced. Entire overburden and waste generated during this year will be dumped in northwestern corner near P4 of the area. Bench wise calculation of ROM and overburden tabulated below:-
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Table No.4 Overburden Stone Level Area in Volume Area in Volume Difference sqm Depth M3 sqm Depth M3 T.F MT 45-40 2762.38 0.5 1381.19 2762.38 4.5 12430.72 2.9 36049.09 43-40 2720.38 3 8161.13 2.9 23667.28 40-35 4375.68 5 21878.42 2.9 63447.42 35-30 2919.78 5 14598.89 2.9 42336.78 30-25 1737.20 5 8686.00 2.9 25189.40 Total 2762.38 1381.19 14515.42 65755.16 190689.9 7 ii. Second Year Development ( Plate No.6)
During the second year of mining plan period, the quarry developed during first year will be further advanced laterally towards northwestern direction and up to 15mRL in depth. All the benches developed during first year will be advanced in the above direction by about 43m and towards depth two further benches at 20mRL & 15mR will be excavated. The height of the individual benches shall be made and maintained at 5m and width 5m. Slope of individual benches shall be maintained at 800. Gradient of haul road will be maintained at 1 in 16. In this year about 190123Mt ROM and 1579m³ overburden would be produced. Entire overburden and waste generated during this year will be dumped with suitable precaution in the dump yard earmarked for the purpose. Bench wise calculation of ROM and overburden tabulated below:- Table No.5
Overburden Stone Level Area in Volume Volume T. Differenc sqm Depth M3 Area in sqm Depth M3 F MT 45-40e 3157.01 0.5 1578.51 3157.01 4.5 14206.57 2.9 41199.04 40-35 2631.434 5 13157.17 2.9 38155.79 35-30 2224.44 5 11122.22 2.9 32254.45 30-25 1846.39 5 9231.94 2.9 26772.65 25-20 2320.64 5 11603.19 2.9 33649.26 20-15 1247.73 5 6238.66 2.9 18092.12 Total 3157.01 1578.51 13427.644 65559.75 190123.3 1
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During the third year of mining plan period, the same quarry will be further developed by advancing benches laterally towards southwestern direction. All the benches which have been developed during second year will be advanced in the above direction by about 34m. Level of bottom will remain same as in second year. The height of the individual benches shall be made and maintained at 5m . The side slope will be maintained about 800. Gradient of haul road will be maintained at 1 in 16. In this development about 190907mt ROM and 1628m³ overburden would be produced. The entire overburden and waste generated during this year will be dumped in dumping yard earmarked for the purpose. The third year development plan & sections have been illustrated in plate no.7. Bench wise calculation of ROM and overburden tabulated below:-
Table No.6
Overburden Stone Level Area in Volume Area in Volume Difference sqm Depth M3 sqm Depth M3 T.F MT
45-40 3255.20 0.5 1627.60 3255.20 3.5 11393.20 2.9 33040.27 40-35 2934.45 5 14672.24 2.9 42549.50 35-30 2603.07 5 13015.36 2.9 37744.56 30-25 2154.53 5 10772.67 2.9 31240.75 25-20 1788.96 5 8944.80 2.9 25939.92 20-15 1406.36 5 7031.80 2.9 20392.22 Total 3255.2 1627.6 14142.57 65830.07 190907.22
iv. Fourth Year Development ( Plate No.8)
During the fourth year of plan period, the same quarry will be further developed by advancing benches towards eastern and southern directions. In this year top five benches of the quarry will be advanced towards the above directions laterally up to the ultimate pit limits. The height of the individual
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benches shall be made and maintained at 5m. Slope of individual benches shall be maintained at 800. Gradient of haul road will be maintained at 1 in 16. .In this development about 191950mt ROM and 1835m³ overburden would be produced. The entire overburden and waste generated during this year will be dumped in dumping yard earmarked for the purpose. Bench wise calculation of ROM and overburden tabulated below:-
Table No.7
Overburden Stone Level Area in Volume Area in Volume Difference sqm Depth M3 sqm Depth M3 T.F MT
45-40 3670.46 0.5 1835.23 3670.46 4.5 16517.07 2.9 47899.52
40-35 3077.36 5 15386.79 2.9 44621.68
35-30 2693.75 5 13468.73 2.9 39059.32
30-25 2270.34 5 11351.68 2.9 32919.89
25-20 1893.10 5 9465.49 2.9 27449.93
Total 3670.46 1835.23 13605.01 66189.76 191950.34 v. Fifth Year Development ( Plate No.9) During this year of plan period, the quarry will be further developed by advancing benches towards northeastern direction. All the benches of the quarry except bottom will be advanced by about 25m in northeastern direction and the bottom bench at 15mRL will be extended by about 16m in northern & eastern directions. The height of the bench will be made and maintained 5m and the side slope about 800. Gradient of haul road will be maintained at 1 in 16. In this development about 195407mt ROM and 1337m³ overburden would be produced. The entire overburden and waste generated during this year will be dumped in dumping yard earmarked for the purpose. Bench wise calculation of ROM and overburden tabulated below:-
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Table No.8
Overburden Stone Level Area in Volume Area in Volume Differe sqm Depth M3 sqm Depth M3 T.F MT nce 45-40 2674.87 0.5 1337.44 2674.87 4.5 12036.93 2.9 34907.08 40-35 2374.97 5 11874.87 2.9 34437.13 35-30 2067.55 5 10337.75 2.9 29979.47 30-25 1850.61 5 9253.05 2.9 26833.84 25-20 1626.45 5 8132.26 2.9 23583.54 20-15 3149.35 5 15746.76 2.9 45665.61 Total 2674.87 1337.44 13743.8 67381.62 195406.6 7 vi. Indicate proposed rate of production when the mine is fully developed, and the expected life of the mine and the year from which effected. The total mineable ore (ROM) would be 1940407 tons. The production of stone in next proposed plan period of five years will be 959077 tones. The balance mineable reserve will be 981330tons. During the fifth year of five yrs mining plan period the production of stone (ROM) is proposed to be 195407 tons per annum. Considering production @ 195500 tons per annum after sixth year onward the life of the mine would be about 10 years (5 years + 5Years).
(f) Quarry floor level (RL) at the end of: the year or period of the concession:
As described above
(g) Quantity of mineral to be won ( annual Level of production)
The Stone production target (calculated on the basis of Surface area) for the next five years, along with the target for removal of OB and waste is given below:
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Table No.9
Year Overburden ROM Ore Mineral Saleable Total Rejects Ore(95%of ROM) Rejects
5%of ROM (Cum) (Cum) (MT) (Cum) (Cum) (MT) (Cum)
st 1 1381 65755 190690 3288 62467 181155 4669 nd 2 1579 65560 190123 3278 62282 180617 4856 rd 3 1628 65830 190907 3292 62539 181362 4919 th 4 1835 66190 191950 3309 62880 182353 5144 th 5 1337 67382 195407 3369 64013 185637 4706 Total 7760 330717 959077 16536 314181 911124 24294
The mine will be worked on the day shift i.e. general shift only. The average number of working days in the year would be 300.
It is proposed to form proper benches in OB and ore and during the first five years of working about 959077 tones of ROM will be produced and this will be carried out as per the Metalliferous Mines Regulation, 1961. Proper benching as per Regulation 106 of MMR, 1961 will be given during the development of the quarries.
(h) Quantity of overburden to be removed: ( show Location of such disposal in development plan )
As described in above table no 8.
(Location of year wise overburden Dumping Yard is shown in first to five year Development Plan & Sections, Plate No.5 to Plate No.9).
(i) Whether heavy blasting to be adopted, If Yes, location of nearest habitation ( to be shown in the surface plan)
Heavy Blasting is not required..
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(j) Safety precautions to be adopted:
Blasting operation will be carried out on strictly as per the provision of
MMR,1961 under the strict supervision of qualified persons and all safety
precaution i.e. marking the danger zone with red flag , use of warning signals
and providing blasting shelter will be taken. Although the mine is far away
from any population, the following points should be adopted.
1. During handling of explosive all care should be taken that no inflammable should be there. 2. Only safety explosive container with explosive license should be used for safe and secure transportation of explosives. 3. Efficient siren should be blown prior to the blasting & clearance of the blasting.
(h) Brief description on method of procurement and storage of explosives As described above.
10 Waste Disposal:
(a) Location ( show it in the development plan ):
During the five years of proposed working it is not possible to reclaim the worked out area as the stone is continuing in depth. So, it is proposed to create external dump in the area and for this an area near the southwestern corner near pillar P3 is chosen for dumping waste. During the first three year of the plan period, first layer of dump will be created. Fourth and fifth years of working the waste will be dumped over the first layer of the dump created during the first three years. Parapet wall and garland drain will be made at the toe of the dump. (Location of year wise overburden Dumping Yard have been shown in first to five year Development Plan & Sections, Plate No.5 to Plate No.9).
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(b) Area covered :
At the end of the plan period about 0.50 acres area will be covered by overburden and waste generated during the period. (c) Environmental safeguards for such disposal
The dumping will be done by retreat dump method with proper grading, compacting and leveling. Terrace would be provided along dump slopes to prevent undue erosion and maintain stability. The individual terrace heights will be limited to about 5m. Parapet wall and garland drain will be made at the toe of the dump to avoid wash offs.. Grass and shrub type of plants are proposed to be planted along the slopes to control erosion. 12 Mine drainage : (Give details of total make of water during dry and rainy season and its method of handling). The ground water table is 30m from the surface in rainy season and 39.36m in dry season. In the applied mining lease area the flow of water is very low. The working at the end of five years of the plan period will not intercept the water table. The water from pit will be pumped by 5HP diesel pump, if required. There is no river or nala flowing in the applied area. The natural gradient will drain out water from mine area in rainy season. Required rain water in the pit shall not discharge and shall be utilized for water spraying; plantation and other mining works. 13 Mineral processing :
(Give details of processing including sizing, sorting , generation of rejects /fines etc. ) In stone mining there is no need for mineral processing or mineral beneficiations to upgrade the ROM production. The mine out stone will be directly loaded by JCB to tippers or tractors and transported to the plant.
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14 Plantation
(a) No of trees to be uprooted due to Mining operation.
The vegetation in the area is in very poor state, only some small bushes exist. Hence, no tree will be uprooted during mining operations
(b) Programme of plantation.
Afforestation of degraded areas is of prime importance in this project. The earmarked site for plantation has been indicated below. Table No.10 SI. Year Location Types Sapling No of Sapling Area Cover No Proposed in Acres 1 1st year Along 7.5m of Mango, 150 0.268 nd safety zone 2 2 year Sagwan 150 0.268 3 3rd year 150 0.268 th Guava, Neem 4 4 year 150 0.268 5 5th year Jamun,Mahua 150 0.268
Total 750 1.34
15 Manpower:
(a) Supervisory :( inclusive of statutory personnel’s ) (b) Non Supervisory ( skilled, semi skilled and unskilled) (c) OMS:
The lessee shall employ supervisory and statutory personnel in accordance with the provision of the MMR1961.The lessee has employed some miners for rising ores and unskilled workers for removal of overburden, haul road maintenance, plantation etc. Most of them come from nearby villages. The list of present and proposed manpower in the mine is as under:-
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Table No.11 Present Proposed 1. Mining Engineer Part time 1 2. Geologist Part time 1 3. Mining Mate 1 4. Blaster 1 5. Clerical Staff 1 6. Dumper/ Tractor operators 9 7. JCB operator 1 8. Wagon Drill Operator 1 9. Miners (Semiskilled) 18 10. Unskilled 2 Total 36
16 Use of Mineral:
(Specification and monthly quantity to be dispatched be furnished) (a) For domestic Use:
Finished Products
1. Stone chailly (raw material for the production of stone chips) 2. Hand hammered stone aggregate or stone ballast (Hand Made) of different sizes. Market
1. Stone chailly (raw material for the production of stone chips) will be sold direct to the crusher owners. 2. Hand hammered stone aggregate or stone ballast (hand made) of different size will be sold direct to the civil contractors and to the common person engage in construction of their own. 3. As all the finished product stone chailly, stone ballast and soil mix stone dust have natural market so NO DISPOSAL OF ANY KIND OF SOLID WASTE WILL BE DONE ANY WHERE.
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4. Marketing of all the finished product can be easily done in the radius of 50 K.M. from the proposal mining site. (b) For export:
N.A
17. Mine closure plan:
(a) Describe the process / activities to be undertaken _____for ______reclamation______and rehabilitation in respect of the followings:
(i) Mined outland
During the plan period the quarry will not touch the ultimate pit limit, hence backfilling is not required. Accordingly proposal has been incorporated in the environmental management plan (Plate no 11). As the mine working continued, after 8th year & if the ore appears to be exhausted which shall be proved by drilling etc on the floor of quarry, the backfilling and plantation will be taken up. Land Use Plan : Existing Land use
Table No.12 Type of land use Area Old pit (already exist ) 0.82 ( in acres) Overburden dump 0.00 Mineral storage 0.00 Infrastructure 0.00 Approach roads 0.00 Total 0.82
Land Use after the plan period: The land use after 5 years of workings would be as follows.
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Table No.13 Type of land use Area Mining 4.21 Overburden dump ( in0.50 acres) Mineral storage 0.20 Infrastructure 0.10 Approach roads 0.28 Green Belt etc 1.34 Total 6.63 Land Use at the end of life of the Mine:
Table No.14 Type of land use Area Water Reservoir 5.16 Backfilled &plantain area ( in1.72 acres) Overburden dump 0.00 Infrastructure 0.00 Public road 00 Green belt 1.46 Total 8.34
(ii) Waste \reject dump
During the five years of proposed working it is not possible to reclaim the worked out area as the stone deposits are continuing in depth. So, it is proposed to create external dump in the area and for this an area in southwestern corner near pillar P4 of the area is chosen for dumping waste. Parapet wall and garland drain will be made at the toe of the dump. During the conceptual plan period it will be clear that whether it is possible to reclaim the area or not. If it is possible then the worked out quarries will be reclaimed by backfilling with waste otherwise external dump will be made and the quarry voids will be used as water reservoir for pisciculture. The embankment of the water reservoir will be made to protect any the wash off from dump etc and
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afforestation will be made all along the embankment to maintain the aesthetic beauty. (iii) Top soil stack and its utilization
Since there is non-significant generation of top soil hence its management & storage is not required.
(b) Abandonment Cost :
Cost to be estimated based on the activities required for implementing the protective and rehabilitation measures including their maintenance and monitoring programme. Description Quantum of work to be done Approx. total cost of process (in Rs.) in each year. Reclamation and Backfilling of the area with the Nil Rehabilitation of overburden and waste is not excavated pits possible at this stage
Waste dump Cost of handling and terracing 753000 Management of dump and creation of parapet wall with garland drain will be made.
Afforestation for green Belt
Air and water Quality One year every quarter in 1 120000 monitoring location for air and 1 location for water, 1 location of Noise
Decommissioning of Not applicable 00 infrastructure
Disposal of mining Not applicable 00
Tentativemachineries cost of 873000 abandonment
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(c) Financial assurance: (To be furnished as a bank guarantee to respect of the area to be put to use at the rate of Rs_____ per hectare)
The financial assurance under Rule 23 (F) (2) of MCDR 1988. Is
(i) A category mines – Rs.25000 per hectare to the minimum of Rs.2 lakhs. (ii) B category mines – Rs.15000 per hectare to the minimum of Rs.1 lakh of the mining lease area put to use for mining and allied activities.
Land Use after the plan period: The land use after 5 years of workings would be as follows.
Type of land use Area(in Acres) Mining 4.21 ( in acres) Overburden dump 0.50 Mineral storage 0.20 Infrastructure 0.10 Approach roads 0.28 Green Belt etc 1.34 Total 6.63
Total area under use - 6.63 Acres (2.68) Hectares
Rate - Rs. 25000/- per hects.
Amount for financial assurance – 2.68Hects X Rs. 25000/-
= Rs. 67000/- Financial assurance in the form of Bank Guarantee will be submitted by the lessee before executing the mining deeds.
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CERTIFICATE
I / We, the applied for Mining Lease (M/s Mishra Stone Works), for Stone (mineral) over 8.34 Acres. in Fatehpur Village, Thana-Hiranpur, District- Pakur, State- Jharkhand, hereby solemnly affirm that the plans and programme in this mining plan will be scrupulously implanted by me us and I/we will be strictly held responsible for any deviation thereof. I/we also hereby certify that the provision of Mines and Minerals ( Development and Regulations Act, 1957, and the Mines Act, 1952 and Rules and Regulation made under these Act, along with the provision of Jharkhand minor Mineral concession Rules, 2004 (as amended up to date _____will be strictly adhered to while implementing this mining plan and wherever specific permission will be required, I /we will approach the concerned authorizes of Directorate General of Mines Safety and the State Government as the case may be .
Date M/s Mishra Stone Works Place LESSEE
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CONSENT LETTER FROM LESSEE
The Mining Plan in respect of applied area for Fatehpur Stone Mine over an area of 8.34 acres in Mauza Fatehpur, Plot No-254,241p,240p,234p,233p,229p Thana- Hiranpur, District-Pakur, Jharkhand, belonging to M/s Mishra Stone Works, Prop.- Shri Bivash Mishra has been prepared by RADHA NAND SINGH, Mining Consultant , Reg. No. RQP/RNC/145/2011/A .
The Department of Mines and Geology, Government of Jharkhand (The Authorized Department) is requested to make all further correspondence regarding modification etc. in Mining Plan with the above mentioned recognized person at the following address: Radha Nand Singh, Mining Consultant, 7 HF-6/20 (HIG FLAT) SECTOR-7,BLOCK-6,FLAT NO. 20, BAHADURPUR HOUSING COLONY, PATNA-800026.
We hereby undertake that all the modifications so made in the Mining Plan by the Recognized Person be deemed to have been made with our knowledge and consent and shall be acceptable to us and binding on us in all respect.
Date M/s Mishra Stone Works Place
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CERTIFICATE
Progressive Mine Closure Plan of applied area for Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s
Mishra Stone Works, Prop.- Shri Bivash Mishra, complies all statutory rules, regulations, order made by Central or State Govt., Statutory organization, Court etc. have been taken into consideration and wherever specific permission is required , the Lessee will approach the concerned authorities.
We hereby also undertake that all the measures proposed in the Progressive
Mine Closure plan will be implemented in time
Date M/s Mishra Stone Works Place LESSEE
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CERTIFICATE
The Provisions of mine Act, Rule & Regulations made there under have been observed in the Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works in Mauza-Fatehpur; Thana-Hiranpur ; Dist-Pakur , Jharkhand over an area of 8.34 acres (3.375 Hect.) . The area is Non- Forest as per survey record of Govt. in the District- Pakur, State – Jharkhand and wherever any specific permission is required the lessee will approach the appropriate authority for approval. Further, standards prescribed by D.G.M.S. in respect of Miners Health will be strictly implemented.
Date M/s Mishra Stone Works Place LESSEE
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