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PREFEASIBILITY REPORT (Prepared As Per Ministry of Environment & Forests Guidelines No PREFEASIBILITY REPORT (Prepared as per Ministry of Environment & Forests Guidelines No. J-11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) Dated: 30-12-2010) Mineral – Lime Stone Method of Mining -Semi-mechanized opencast Mining project - Category “A” Proposed Production-Lime Stone @ 0.5 million TPA Lease Area – 1000 Ha. (M.L.No. 04/1994) Project Cost-75 Lac, Near Village–Mandla, Tehsil – Sojat City, District-Pali, State-Rajasthan PROJECT PROPONENT SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH KACHCHHWAHA S/o Shri Shiv Ji Kachchhwaha R/o-Sojat Road, Tehsil - Sojat City District - Pali, (Rajasthan) Ph. No.- 9828326098 E-Mail: [email protected] Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This is an existing mining lease of mineral Lime Stone located near village- Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District-Pali, Rajasthan. State Govt. has granted the mining lease over an area of 1000 ha for mineral Limestone near village-Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District-Pali (Raj.) in favour of Sh. Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha, R/o - Village - Sojat City, Tehsil- Sojat City; District-Pali (Raj.) for 10 years w.e.f. 01.03.1974. First renewal was sanction by State Govt. for further 10 year w.e.f. 01.03.1984. The period of first renewal was extended further for 10 years by Department of Mines & Geology, in compliance of Govt. of Rajasthan's order. Second renewal was sanction by State Govt. for further 20 year w.e.f. 01.03.1994. The period of second renewal was extended further for 20 years by Department of Mines & Geology, in compliance of Govt. of Rajasthan's order vide order No. f-2 (A- 6)sojat/ minor/94/747 dated 13/08/2002. The lessee submitted an application for extending the lease period further for 10 years hence lease period was extended further for 10 years by Department of Mines & Geology and hence t he period of lease is from 01-03-1994 to 30 years. The date of expiry of lease is 28-2-2024. The Photocopy of Rider Agreement is enclosed as Annexure No. I. Total production achieved from ML area for year 1991-1992 to 2010-2011 is 1359624.00 tonnes. Lessee Applied for Environmental Clearances (EC) to MOEF for Limestone production at capacity 500,000 MT/annum from this Mandla Limestone Mine. No National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserves, Elephant Corridor etc. exists within the 10 km radius of ML boundary. Reserves have been estimated based on present excavation, limestone behavior at depth, lateral extensions etc. The mineable reserves have been estimated to 61453267 tonnes which will last for a period of 123 years at proposed production capacity 500000 TPA. Mining Plan has been approved by vide letter No. - 10218-223 on dated 27.11.2015. Project Proponent-Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha Page - 13 Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) Table 1.1 Salient Features of the Project Lime Stone Mining Project (M.L.No.– 04/1994, Area– 1000 Ha.) located n/v - Mandla, Tehsil - Sojat City, 1 Project Name District -Pali, Rajasthan of Sh. Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha. 2 Mine Lease Area 1000 Ha. (Govt. & Agriculture land) 3 Location of Near Village Mandla Mine Tehsil Sojat City District Pali State Rajasthan 4 Toposheet 45F/12, 45F/16, 45G/9, 45G/13 5 Mineral Lime Stone 6 Total Mineable Reserves 61033711 Tonne 7 Proposed Production 5,00,000 Tonne Per Annum 8 Life of Mine 78 Years 9 Validity of Lease 30 Year 10 Ultimate Pit Limit 9 meter 11 Method of Mining Semi-mechanized Opencast 12 No. of Working Days 300 8.0KLD (2.0KLD for Drinking & domestic use, 3.0KLD 13 Water Demand for Dust Suppression, 3.0KLD for Plantation) 14 Manpower requirement 78 Person Nearest Railway Station Nearest railway station is Sojat Road Railway Station 15 about 11.5km in SW west direction of mine site. Nearest State National Highway-14 passes about 1.36 km in south 16 Highway/National Highway direction of mine site. Nearest Airport is at Jodhpur about 70km in NW of 17 Nearest Airport mine site. 2.0 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/BACKGROUND INFORMATION (i) Identification of Project Proponent. In case of mining project, a copy of mining lease /letter of intent should be given. Project Proponent–Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha is a private individual project located n/v-Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District-Pali, Rajasthan. A copy of lease and khasra detail is enclosed. Address of Project Proponent: Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha S/o Shri Shiv Ji Kachchhwaha R/o-Sojat Road, Tehsil - Sojat City, District - Pali, (Rajasthan) (ii) Brief Description of Nature of Project Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha has been granted of mining lease for mineral Lime Stone. The mine lease (M.L.No.-04/1994) is located Project Proponent-Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha Page - 14 Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) near village-Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District-Pali, Rajasthan over an area of 1000 Ha. Mining is proposed by semi-mechanized opencast method. The Mineral is lying on the sub surface therefore opencast mining has been obvious choice. The Bench parameters shall be for mineral 1. Height-3-6m 2.Width- More than 3-6m. The main operation shall be digging, cutting and the transportation by trucks. The Mineral trucks are to be loaded Crane/manually. (iii) Need for the project and its importance to the Country and or Region Rajasthan is the third largest producer of limestone in the country after Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. The state is geologically so endowed that it has become a veritable repository of minerals i.e. Limestone. Mineral Limestone is of industrial importance and used in various minor mineral uses. It is used in making various types of Chips used as construction of houses. Uses of Limestone in industry is also increasing as Chemical such as Hydrated Lime, Calcium Carbide, Precipitated Calcium Carbonate, Di-calcium Phosphate, Calcium Hypochlorite, Quick Lime, Paper Coating pigments, Calcium Ammonium Nitrate etc. It is also used in various industries such as Sugar, Glass, Fertilizer, Cement and Kilns industries etc. The limestone is also used in cement industry as sweetener to make increment of grade. Both high grade and low grade limestone will be mined out from this mine. High grade limestone from this mine is supplied to various end users. (iv) Demand and Supply Gap Demand of limestone for limekilns is supplemented by this mine and chemical grade/lime grade of limestone is supplied to various end users. It is also extensively used in water treatment, paper and pulp industries, manufacturing on inorganic salt, agriculture, sewage treatment and ceramic industries. There is enormous demand for hydrated lime for making a masonry mortar as building construction Project Proponent-Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha Page - 15 Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) material because of the acute shortage of cement. The demand is being met by mostly for the petroleum industries for grease manufacture for the paint industries and for the some chemical process. However, the present supply of hydrated lime is in sufficient to meet with it existing and growing demand of the product, the prospectus of new industries is very good. In fact, these days hydrated lime is in short supply and its prices have also lately gone up due to growth of demand. (v) Imports v/s Indigenous Production As the mineral in abundance is available indigenously so the import of the same is not required. (vi) Export Possibility Export is not feasible like Limestone which can be sufficiently absorbed in the local market, it will not be exported. (vii) Domestic/Exports Markets The mine of is meant for Limestone market use only thus, there is no possibility of selling of the mineral in export markets. (viii) Employment generation (Direct & Indirect) due to the project By proposed project of Lime Stone (Burning) mining in the area, people get employment. The project directly generates the employment opportunities for the local people and indirectly for the others. The total manpower requirement for the proposed mining operation will be around 78 persons directly. Indirect employment is expected by allied activities. 3.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION (i) Type of Project including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any. The proposed project of Lime Stone is an independent project in which mineral will be sold directly in domestic market. (ii) Location (map showing general location, specific location, and project boundary & project site layout) with coordinates. Project Proponent-Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha Page - 16 Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) The lease area has been marked on toposheet No. 45F/12, 45F/16, 45G/9, 45G/13 falls in near village-Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District– Pali in the state of Rajasthan. Location map of the project is as under: Fig. 1.1 Location map of Study Area (iii) Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted. Project Proponent-Shri Rajendra Singh Kachchhwaha Page - 17 Prefeasibility Report of Lime Stone Mining Project N/v.–Mandla, Tehsil-Sojat City, District -Pali (Rajasthan) Mining of mineral is site specific and feasible in the allotted area hence no alternate site is examined for mining. (iv) Size and Magnitude of Operation Total area of mine lease is 1000Ha. The mining operation will be @ 5,00,000 tonne per annum production of Lime Stone. Mining will be confined to 9 meter depth (UPL).
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