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Stone Mine M/S Hitesh Sadhwani (Area – 6.26 Acres) Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 1 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 *********************** RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 2 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 3 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 4 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 5 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 6 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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 RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 7 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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.) RADHA NAND SINGH REG. NO. RQP/ RNC/ 145/ 2011/A 8 Mining Plan of Fatehpur Stone Mine of M/s Mishra Stone Works Mouza-Fatehpur (Area 8.34 Acres). 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.
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