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Prefeasibility Report Prefeasibility Report For Environment Clearance from MOEF under EIA Notification Dated 14th September, 2006 as Amended Pre - Feasibility Report For Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine at Village - Dulna Tehsil- Abhanpur & District- Raipur, State- Chhattisgarh. 1. SUMMARY Project - Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine Name of Company/Mine - Kavita Jain Location: Village - Dulna Tehsil/Taluka - Abhanpur District - Raipur State - Chhattisgarh 1. Mining Lease Area & Type of Land - 1.377 / Private Land 2. Geographical Co-ordinates - BOUNDRY POINT LATITUDE LONGITUDE BL1 20°56'51.35"N 81°50'03.40"E BL2 20°56'51.57"N 81°50'05.10"E BL3 20°56'51.66"N 81°50'06.45"E BL4 20°56'49.65"N 81°50'06.58"E 3. Name of River/ Nallahs /Tanks /Spring - River - 350 m (Mahanadi river at south) / Lakes etc. Nalla - 320 m Nalla towards south Tanks - 320 m Pond towards north Canal - 1.30 km Canal towards north-west near Patewa village area Reservoir - 9.90 km Reservior towards north-west near Gatapar village area 4. Name of Reserve Forest(s), Wild Life - No Such area lies around 10 km of project area Sanctuary/National Park 5. Topography of the area - Flat Land devoid of vegitation Altitude - Max. 288 aMSL and Min. 286 aMSL Surface slop - Towards south-east Toposheet No.- 64H/13 6. Project Proposal - Scientific mining of Limestone for proposed capacity of maximum 15493.61 MT per year. 7. Name of Mineral Mined - Limestone (Low Grade) 8. Rate of Production (in tons) - Maximum 15493.61 MT/year 9. Mineral Reserve (in tons) - Geological Reserve (till 30m depth) - 915590.25 tons. Recoverable Reserve (till 30m depth) - 176824.16 tons. 10. Life of Mine - 12 years for the excavation of recoverable reserve of 176824.16 MT 11. Drilling/Blasting - Yes - Jack hammer drill / low capacity scientific controlled blast is proposed to be conducted. 12. Mining Method - Open Cast Semi Mechanized 13. Ground Water table Intersection - Below 40 meter from surface level Signature of Project Proponent _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 Pre - Feasibility Report For Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine at Village - Dulna Tehsil- Abhanpur & District- Raipur, State- Chhattisgarh. 14. Drainage Pattern/ Water Courses - Natural drainage towards south-east 15. Break-up of Land Utilization Pattern - 1. Total Lease Area 1.377 Hect. 2. Area proposed under mining pits 0.856 Hect. 3. Area covered by statuary/mine 0.521 Hect. 4. Area covered by crusher 0 Hect. 5. Area Kept for storage of stone 0 Hect. 6. Unused Area within Lease area 0 Hect. Total Area (2+3+4+5+6) = 1.377 Hect. 7. Dumping Area proposed within 0.313 Hect. proposed Statutory/mine Boundary 8. Plantation Area proposed over the 0.177 Hect. dump on dumping area 9. No Activity Zone on Mine Boundary as 0.208 Hect. per MMR 1961 16. Water Requirement & Source - Requirement - 8.5 kilo litre per day, Source - Mine pit/Setting tank, dug well and tube well of nearby village within permited limits. 17. Solid waste/Tailings - Top Soil & OB - total 2032.44 cum (Maximum yearly generation @ 2032.44 cum). 18. IBM approval: Date - Not Applicable 19. Cost of Project (Rs. Lacs) - Rs. 14 lacs 20. Any Other (Specify) - NIL Name and Address of the company / Kavita Jain Proponent Registered office Kavita Jain W/o. Shri Sanat Jain Village/Post - Nawapara Rajim Tehsil - Abhanpur District - Raipur State - Chhattisgarh Mine Office Village - Dulna E-Mail Nil Prospecting Agency Not Applicable Type of Activity Open Cast Semi Mechanized Limestone Quarry Mining Utilities (Power, Water Requirement) Power- 5 HP Water – 8.5 KLD for Domestic, Dust Suppression & Plantation Purpose Manpower requirement 15 workers per day Signature of Project Proponent _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 Pre - Feasibility Report For Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine at Village - Dulna Tehsil- Abhanpur & District- Raipur, State- Chhattisgarh. 2. INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT/BACK INFORMATION Proposed Limestone Deposit is located at village Dulna, Tehsil Abhanpur, District Raipur and state Chhattisgarh over an area of 1.377 ha. The proposed capacity of the project is maximum 15493.61 tones/annum. Proposed land is Private non forest revenue land. Open Cast Semi Mechanized with low level intensity scientific controlled blasting method of mining is the most suitable mining procedure for this mine. This method of mining is used for highest productivity and the lowest cost of any of the broadly used mining methods Brief description of the project is described below – (i) Identification of Project and Project Proponent (a) Name of the Project: Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine (b) Project Proponent : Kavita Jain (c) Postal /Correspondence Address of Project Proponent: Kavita Jain W/o. Shri Sanat Jain Village/Post - Nawapara Rajim Tehsil - Abhanpur District - Raipur State - Chhattisgarh (ii) Brief Description of Nature of the Project The proposed project is mining activity of Limestone (Low Grade) with the name of 'Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine' which is situated at Khasra no. 433/1, 590, 591 at village Dulna, tehsil Abhanpur and district Raipur (C.G.). This site is 38.60 km away from district office Raipur. 2 quarry leases area applied for amalgamation before Directorate of Geology & Mining, Raipur. Limestone lease for mining was sanctioned for Lease period of 10 year from 14.02.2011 to 13.02.2021 which is subject to extension for 30 years from the date of first commencement of lease as per rule 38A of MMR 2015 as ammended to project proponent Kavita Jain resident of Nawapara Rajim district Raipur (Karnataka). The proposed lease area for amalgamation is 1.377 and the proposed maximum production capacity is 15493.61 t. per annum. The excavation of Limestone will be done by Open Cast Semi Mechanized method with low level intensity scientific controlled blasting. For compliance of Rule 24 and 63 to 66 of MMR 2015 proponent was submitted quarry plan before mining authorities and the plan so submitted has been duly approved by the sanctioning authority vide letter no. Kha.Li./Tin-6/U.P./2017/3594 Raipur dated 10/03/2017. The proposed project is < 5 hect. Minor mineral and non-coal mining project thus it is classified as “CATEGORY – B2” project under activity 1(a) of the schedule of EIA notification dated 14th September 2006 as amended by Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, New Delhi by S.O. 141(E) dated 15 January 2016, hence it comes under jurisdiction of DEIAA. Signature of Project Proponent _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 Pre - Feasibility Report For Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine at Village - Dulna Tehsil- Abhanpur & District- Raipur, State- Chhattisgarh. Therefore application is being filed before jurisdictional DEIAA of district Raipur for getting permanent environmental clearance before starting of mining activity on granted lease area. Signature of Project Proponent _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5 Pre - Feasibility Report For Dulna Amlagamated Limestone Mine at Village - Dulna Tehsil- Abhanpur & District- Raipur, State- Chhattisgarh. All the other necessary permission and noc’s has been taken by the proponent. Consent to establish & operate/Air/Water clearances from CGCECB will also be taken if instructed by jurisdictional DEIAA. (iii) Need for the Project and its Importance to the Country and/or Region Mineral resources of any country are the “TREASURE-TROVE” of its national economy; Chhattisgarh is one of the richest states in the country with its sparkling mineral wealth. The Chhattisgarh State has enormous reserves of stone & its variety of varies grades spread over mainly in Raipur, Raigarh, Balodabazar-Bhatapara, Janjgir-Champa, Durg, Rajnandgaon and Bilaspur districts. Stone is basic material for civil building & civil construction works. The project shall also provide additional revenue to State Government and create direct and indirect employment opportunities, which will catalyze overall growth of the State and improve the quality of life of the people living in the region and transform the region’s economy from predominantly agricultural to significantly industrial and accelerate the pace of regional development of region. There is huge demand of stone chip in the region as well as throughout country for the use in construction of House, Canal, Dam, Pachri and other infrastructure etc. (iv) Demand - Supply Gap Stone Chip is basic raw material of civil construction works likes building, dams, roads, etc. for construction of walls/base. Chhattisgarh is a developing state in map of India. Considering the growth, State Government has divided the state in 27 districts out of which 9 are recently declared districts. State Government, is carrying on various Infrastructure development projects in all districts, like Pachri Nirman, Dams, Over bridge on rivers/nalla, approach roads etc. in addition to these various power plants, steel plant and cement plants in private sectors are under implementations, all above civil works require stone boulders in different sizes which is in huge in demand. However supply of stone boulder & chip in the above sectors are in huge shortage. (v) Demand - Supply Analysis Exploiting this Limestone deposit is important for the country’s long term economic growth and regional growth. By mining the deposit, the lessee acts as bridge and fills the gap between demand and supply of Limestone in
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