Guideline for Mining Plan

8/2/2019 Guideline for Mining Plan

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Annexure:- 7.2.1

TECHNICAL GUIDELINESFOR

PREPARATION OF MINING AND REHABILITATION PLAN

June 2010

INDIAN BUREAU OF MINESNAGPUR

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION


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1.1 History of Operations:

a) Fresh Concession/Lease:

Event Date of Event/Period/Area Remarks

Grant of R.P/P.L. (Mention letter no. and date) (Mention date of execution & actual date of

commencement of work refer enclosure no. of the

copy of the registration, thereby enclosing the same)

Initial Period of R.P./ P.L. (Mention period with dates)

Extension Granted later (Mention letter no. and date) (Mention date of execution & actual date of

commencement of work refer enclosure no. of thecopy of the registration, thereby enclosing the same)

Final Retained Area over which

Reconnaissance/ /prospecting report is

prepared.

(Mention area)

Submission of R.P./P.L. report (Mention Date & letter no./ By

Hand)

(Mention authority to whom submitted and refer

enclosure no. of the copy of the report thereby

enclosing the same)

Geological/ Mineralogical studies undertaken,

if any

(Mention the period and date of

Finalization of the Study Report.)

(Mention The details of agency who prepared the

report and refer enclosure no. of the copy of the report

thereby enclosing the same)

Letter of Intent from State Govt. (Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby


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enclosing the same)

Applied Area (Mention area)

Land Ownership

Forest :

Reserve Forest/Protected Forest/ Other

forest area.

Revenue :

Govt. waste/ grazing/ other Land , Private

Land

Mention break up of the entire

area.

Minerals Included (Mention the name of Minerals as

per LOI)

b) Existing Concession/Lease

Event Date of Event/Period/Area Remarks

Initial Grant of Lease (Mention letter no. and date) (Mention date of execution & actual date of

commencement of work refer enclosure no. of the

copy of the Deed, thereby enclosing the same)

Initially Granted Area (Mention Area granted originally)

Approval of Mining Plan and Subsequent

SOM in chronological order

(Mention letter no. and date of

approval)

Partial Surrendered area during stages of

operations in chronological order.

(Mention letter no. and date

accepting surrender of the area)

(Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby

enclosing the same)

Final Retained Area over which current (Mention area along with the (In case of inclusion of any mineral since approval of


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Mining Plan is prepared. name of Mineral/s.) previous document please enclose copy of letter

granting the inclusion along with the lease deed.)

Land Ownership

Forest :

Reserve Forest/Protected Forest/ Other

forest area.

Revenue :

Govt. waste/ grazing/ other Land , Private

Land

Mention break up of the entire

area.

Transfer of Lease area subsequent to grant. (Mention Date & letter) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the report thereby

enclosing the same)Other Concessions/ Leases held by the

Owner/Operator

(Furnish area wise and mineral

wise details of the other

concessions.)

Mining Plan Submission (Quote Rule under which

submitted)

Mention reasons for submission in case of Modified

Mining Plan.

1.2 Mine/ Area Location Details


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Particulars Details Remarks

Nearest Village/Post Office Name of village/Post office Mention distance from area.

Tehsil/District/State Furnish names

Nearest Railway Station Name Distance from area

Nearest Airport/ Sea-Port

Nearest Police Station/Thana Name

Nearest Forest/ Sanctuary/ Monument/

Public Utility Structure etc.

Name Distance from area

Lease / Applied Area

DGPS locations of all the boundary Pillars

as shown in Precise area map.

Furnish locational coordinates of

individual pillars

1.3 Permissions and Licences


Consent to enter on the land from State

Govt./ District Admn., if any.

(Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby

enclosing the same)

Consent from Land owner, if any. (Refer enclosure no. of the copy

of the Letter, thereby enclosing

the same)

Consent to Operate by SPCB/CPCB, if any. (Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby

enclosing the same)

MOEF Clearance, if applicable. (Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby


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enclosing the same)

Forest Clearance, if applicable. (Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby

enclosing the same)

Permission of Central Govt. for Scheduled

Mineral, if applicable.


enclosing the same)

Permission of Central Govt. under Section

6(1)(b) of MMDR Act.


enclosing the same)

Permission to use and store Explosives, if

applicable.


enclosing the same)

Permission for Deep hole drilling and

Blasting, and HEMM, if applicable.


enclosing the same)Other Statutory Permission, if any (Mention letter no. and date) (Refer enclosure no. of the copy of the Letter, thereby

enclosing the same)

1.4 Details of Mine Owner/Operator and RQP


Name of Mine Lessee Furnish address, phone and FAX details

of Lessee/ individual/ Partners.

Furnish Article of Association of

Company/Firm/Partnership Deed/ List ofDirectors. Also enclose Photo ID of Lessee.Name of Mine Owner/Operator Furnish address, phone and FAX details

of Nominated Owner/ POA holder/

Contractor as the case may be.

Furnish details if working on behalf of lessee

under POA/Contract/MOU. . Also enclose

Photo ID of Nominated Owner/ POA holder/

Contractor.


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Name of RQP/ RQP Agency Furnish address, phone and FAX details

of RQP/ Key Persons as the case may

be

Validity of the RQP Certificate. Date of Expiry.

SECTION 2: EXPLORATION AND ORE CHARACTERIZATION

2.1 Geological Details

S. No. Particulars Description1 Regional/Local Geological Set up Lithology and Stratigraphical Sequence

2 Structural Parameters Furnish General Dip and Strike of Formations

2.2 Exploration

Exploration carried out in the area

Surface Sampling Please furnish location of samples along with area covered indicating area of

influence considered for Resource estimation.Trenching Please furnish location and size of Trenches indicating area of influence consideredfor Resource estimation.

Pitting Please furnish location and size of Pits indicating area of influence considered forResource estimation.

Drilling Core/ DTH Please furnish location, angle, collar Level and depth of each hole indicating area ofinfluence considered for Resource estimation.

working Pits Please furnish location and size of each pit indicating area of influence considered forResource estimation.


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Underground Drilling Please furnish location, angle, collar Level and depth of each hole indicating area ofinfluence considered for Resource estimation.

Underground exploratory Drives,

X-cuts, Raises/ Winzes, Decline,

incline, Adits, Shafts etc.

Please furnish size and litho logical, location details indicating area of influenceconsidered for Resource estimation.

2.3 Ore Body Geometry

Details of the ore body geometry

Dip

Strike

Thickness

Depth

Type of Deposit as per UNFC

Geological axis Details of work done justifying the code considered for Geological Axis

Feasibility Study Axis Details of work done justifying the code considered for Feasibility Study Axis

Economic Axis Details of work done justifying the code considered for Economical Axis

In-situ density of the mineral.

Chemical Analysis of Mineral Furnish average grade of mineral thereby enclosing the analysis reports of few

samples, drawn from strategic locations, as annexure undertaken at a recognized

laboratory.

Cut off Grade considered.

In-situ density of the waste.


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2.3 Ore & Waste Characterization

Particulars Description

Mineralogical Analysis Furnish the outcome of the analysis

Chemical properties of Mineral/

Ore

Furnish details with particular reference to toxicity components present or behaviour on

exposure.

Physical properties of Mineral/

Ore

Furnish details.

Chemical properties of OB/

waste


exposure.

Physical properties of OB/

waste

Furnish details.

Chemical properties of Mineral

Reject


exposure.

Physical properties of Mineral

Reject

Furnish details.


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2.4 Resource Estimation Calculation

Secti

on

Sec.

Influence

Sec. Area

for

OB/Waste

VOL.

OB/

Waste

Sec.

Area

for

ROM

Vol.

ROM

Mineable

Portion of

ROM

Non-

Mineable

Portion of

ROM

Geological

Axis

considered

Vertical

influence of

Geological

axis/ R.L.

A-A G1

B-B G1

C-C G1

A-A G2

B-B G2C-C G2

A-A G3

B-B G3

C-C G3

A-A G4

B-B G4

C-C G4


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2.5 Inventory of low grade/sub grade ore, overburden/side burden/inter burden, rejects and waste in light of current

Threshold Value of the Minerals.

inventory Existing Qty. Grade Future Qty. Grade

Sub grade ores (which

can be beneficiated in

future)

Low grade ores

Mineral rejects

Solid waste

2.6 Reserves and Resources (As per UNFC)

Classification Code Quantity Grade

Total Mineral Resources (A + B)

A. Mineral Reserve

1. Proved Mineral Reserve

2. Probable Mineral Reserve 111

B. Remaining Resources 121 and 1221. Feasibility Mineral Resource

2. Prefeasibility Mineral Resource 211

3. Measured Mineral Resource 221 and 222

4. Indicated Mineral Resource 331

5. Inferred Mineral Resource 332

6.Reconnaissance Mineral Resource 333, 334


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2.7 Future Exploration Programme

Phased exploration programme throughout the li fe of the mine.

Year Surface

Sampling

Trenching Pitting Drilling

Core/ DTH

Underground Drilling, Drives,

X-cuts, Raises/ Winzes,

Decline, incline, Adits, Shafts

First Furnish

method &

location.

Furnish no.

& Dimension

Furnish no.

& Dimension

Furnish no.

angle, &

depth.

Furnish dimensional and location

details.

Second -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

Third -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

Fourth -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-Fifth -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

SECTION 3: MINING OPERATIONS

3.1 Mining Method

Method adopted mention from Opencast/ underground with

name of method/ non-conventional with

innovative approach etc.

Open Cast Method

Pure manual Mining/ Dumper excavator

combination/ HEMM with deep hole D/B

or deployment of Continuous Miner

or other.

Please furnish the factors leading to selection of

method.


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Underground Mining

Conventional Room & Pillar/ Sub-level

open stoping/ Cut and Fill stoping/

Shrinkage Stoping or any other Special

Method


method.

Combination of Opencast and

Underground Mining.


method.

Planned Dilution

Recovery Percentage

Mining Losses

3.2 Operational Parameters

3.2.1 Opencast Mining

Place of Initial Mine cut and direction of advance. Give location on grid along with

justification for selection.

Max. Height of the benches in Overburden

Min. Width of the benches in Overburden

Slope of the Bench in Overburden

Max. Height of the benches in Mineral/ Ore

Min. Width of the benches in Mineral/ Ore

Slope of the Bench in Mineral/ Ore

Max. Overall slope of Pit.


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Max. no. of benches in OB

Max. no. of benches in Mineral/ Ore

Max. Depth of workings

Min. depth of water table

Max. slope angle of Haul roads

Drilling Pattern

Diameter of Drill hole

Depth of drilling including sub-grade drilling, if any

No. blast per day

No. of holes per blast

Spacing of the holesBurden of the holes

Charge per blast

Charge per hole

System of initiation

Explosive to be used

System of Charging holes

Length of column Charge

Powder Factor

Quantum % of Secondary blasting

Method of Secondary blasting

Quantity of waste handling per day

Quantity of Ore handling per day


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Site for Mineral stake

Max./Min. distance of stake from working face

Site for waste dump

Max./ Min. distance of waste dump from working

face

Site for Sub-Grade stake

Max./ Min. distance of Sub- Grade stake from

working face

Site for Mineral Reject stake

Max./ Min. distance of stake from working face/

Processing Unit.

3.2.2 Material Handling Schedule

FIRST YEAR (Mention with Year)

Bench R.L.

(From - TO)

Area covered by

Advancing bench

during year

Volume

of ROM

Volume of

Waste

Volume of

Sub-Grade

Volume of Low

Grade

Please furnish similar table for all five years.


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3.2.2.1 Material Handling Summary


In-situ density ROM

In-situ density Sub-GradeIn-situ density Low Grade

In-situ density Waste

Year

ROM QTY

( in Tonnes)

(a)

Waste QTY

( in Tonnes)

(b)

Qty of Waste

per Tone of

ROM

(c)

Qty proposed to recover

from sub-grade, if any

(d)

Qty proposed to

recover from dump

working, if any

(e)

Total

Prod.

a+d+e

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth


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3.2.3 Underground MiningSUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES OF A UNDERGROUND MINE

Mine Development Quantity Grade I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Year Remarks

Principle entries

Adit

Shaft

Incline

Ramp/Decline

Other specify

Essential Mine development

Connection to Principal entries

Main Haulage

Underground Crusher

Main Ore pass

Main Sump

Exploration Activities

Exploratory DevelopmentCore Drilling

Sampling

Mapping

Augmentation of reserves

Ventilation

Fan capacity cu m / min

Air Pressure in m.m. of W. G.

Maximum manpower per shift

Requirement of air cu m / min

Dewatering

Pumping capacity cu / m

Environmental protection measures

Backfilling

Plantation

Tailings disposal

Disposal of generated waste

On surface

In underground

Total waste disposed

Any other activity as proposed


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Mine Production Quantity Grade I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Year Remarks

Geological Resources

Minable Reserves (111 +121+122)

Stope wise Reserves

Stope 1Stope Development (Waste)

Waste Generation

Stope Development (Ore)

Production from Development

Stope 2

Stope Development (Waste)

Waste Generation



Stope 3


Waste Generation



Stope 4


Waste Generation



Total waste generated

Total Ore Production fromDevelopment

Total Ore Production from Stopes

Total Ore Production


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3.3 Machine Deployment

Type of

Machine

Capacity Specification Rate/hr or Handling/hr or cycles/hr No of machines proposed to be

deployed

3.4 Map Power Deployment


Managerial

Supervisory

Skilled workers/operators

Semi-skilled workers

Unskilled workers

Others specify

Handling per day

No. of Persons engaged per day

Overall OMS considered for Mine


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3.5 Waste Handling


waste dump site selection Mineralized/ non-mineralized/ backfill

Nature of dump Temporary/ Permanent

Dimension of site

Dump dimensions at the end of Plan period Give all vital statistics with no. of lifts and ht. of each lift.

Min. distance from the workings

Method of dumping Advancing/Retreating

Max. dump angle during Plan period

Toe wall dimensions with total length

Water channel dimensions to arrest silt andwash offs

Method of stabilization and erosion control of

inactive side of the dump

Coverage area in the above case during Plan

period

Problems encountered or envisaged

regarding dump stability

Precautions/ monitoring means for above

Toxic elements emerging due to leaching of

dumped material

Protective measures for above


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3.6 Sub-Grade Dump


Dump site selection Mineralized/ non-mineralized/ Excavated


Dimension of site





Water channel dimensions to arrest wash

offsMethod of stabilization and erosion control of

the dump


period





dumped material



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3.7 Low Grade/ Marginal Grade Dump


Dump site selection Mineralized/ non-mineralized/ Excavated


Dimension of site





Water channel dimensions to arrest wash

offsMethod of stabilization and erosion control of

the dump


period





dumped material



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3.8 Studies Undertaken

Particulars Description Remarks

Blast Vibration Study Date/duration of study Give the details of agency undertook study thereby

enclosing the copy of the report.

Slope Stability Study Date/duration of study Give the details of agency undertook study thereby


Hydrological Study Date/duration of study Give the details of agency undertook study thereby


Any other study Date/duration of study Give the details of agency undertook study thereby


3.9 Use of Mineral


Proposed Use of Mineral Captive/ value addition/Raw

Chemical Specifications of Finished

Product

Physical Specifications of Finished

Product

3.10 Mineral Beneficiation/ Processing

Please enclose a process flow sheet showing all the stages with specifications. Final recovery & grade, tailings or

reject both quantitatively and qualitatively.


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SECTION 4: REHABILITATION

4.1 Status of Land

Particulars Pre-mining Status Post-mining Status as envisaged.

Total Area

Land use of entire area Furnish actual land use

like Agriculture, Grazing,

and Forest with break up.

Furnish proposed land form/ use after mining

Operations are completed, with break up, as

envisaged at this point of time.

Area under agriculture Furnish details of crops

grown.

Give details of reclaimed area to be returned for

agriculture.

Area under Grazing Furnish details Furnish Details

Area degraded by excavation. Furnish size details. Furnish size details.

Area to be used to develop for

Recreation.

Give the coverage of

area for Garden/ Pond/

Playground/ other

purpose.

Give the coverage of area for Garden/ Pond/

Playground/ other purpose.

Area to be developed for any

commercial activity

Furnish details of coverage of area.

Area for water storage and

recharge facility

Please indicate the area

even if water

accumulates during rainy

season.

Furnish details of total area.

Area to be developed as Green

Belt.

Please give details of

vegetation.

Please furnish details of vegetation with coverage

area.


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4.2 Stakeholders Consultation:


Identity of Stakeholders identify stakeholders

having direct and indirect

stake in the project by

name, groups, sub-

groups, organizations,

Institutes, bodies etc.

Consent from Stakeholders Please clearly indicate the

explicit terms on which

the consent is obtained

and any preconditions, if

any with extent of area,

period etc.

Please enclose the copy of documents in support.

Whether Companys/

Organizations ethical business

Policy has been framed anddisclosed during consultations.

Please enumerate

descents/ objections, if

any, could not beaddressed.

Please enclose the copy of the same.

Corporate Policy and

Community Development Policy

framed for implementation.

Please enumerate the

aspirations of community

could not be addressed at

this point of time.

Please enclose the copy.


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4.2.1 Setting of Targets and Goals after Stake holders Consultations

Aspect Present status Commitment during

ensuing period.

Ultimate Goal

Land Use

Transport Network

Hydrology

Populations and

demographics

House hold composition,

density and distribution

Languages

Cultures and Heritage

Community Groups

Community

Organizations

Indigenous People

Livelihood and income

streams

Industry and Yield

Agriculture and Yield

Per Capita Income

Employment rates and


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patterns

Educational Facilities

Literacy level

Vocational skills and

capacity

Health facilities

Health status

Maternal Health

Infant mortality

community infrastructure

Govt. Planning SchemesBiodiversity

Existing social Legacies

Existing Environmental

Legacies

Existing economic

Legacies

Water resources

Air

Social Values

Environmental Values

Economic values


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4.3 Proposed mode of Rehabilitation

4.3.1 Backfilling followed by Agriculture or Plantation


Volume of the excavation proposed to be backfilled Furnish size details of all individual pits.The Height of the Backfill Please mention with R.L.

Year wise area proposed to be backfilled Please mention the Year wise area with distinct grid location referred to the Plan

and Section.

Year wise height of the filling Please mention with R.L.

Quantity of Waste/Fill material available at site.

Make up Quantity of waste/Fill material

Source of Make-up Quantity of waste/Fill material

Year wise Quantity of Waste/ fill proposed to be backfilled

Proposed post backfilling Activity mention from Agriculture/ Plantation/ Construction/ Grazing or any other

Availability of Soil for spreading Mention quantity and spread area

Soil Analysis justifying the end use

Proposed type grass to start with

Proposed Type of plants to start with

No of plants proposed each year Give year wise details

Area proposed to be covered each year Give year wise details

Anticipated rate of survival

Proposed type of Crops to start with

The basis of proposed rehabilitation Please enclose the details of analysis/ Report/ study undertaken to set it as a target.

Details of Support Team


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4.3.2 Turning into Reservoir and Ground Water Recharge


Volume of the excavation proposed to be backfilled Furnish size details of all individual pits.

Water storage facility or ground water recharge or

combination of both.

Please furnish choice

Average rain fall of the area

Seepage rate of the water, if any

Total volume of accumulated water Please furnish anticipated quantity for all the four seasons

Depth of water table with respect to max. depth of

excavation.

Preparations for ground water recharging Mention out of drilling holes and preparation of course gravel

bed, arrangements to prevent siltation etc.

The details of the Hydrological or Hydro geological

studies undertaken.

Please enclose the report.

The basis of proposed rehabilitation Please enclose the details of analysis/ Report/ study

undertaken to set it as a target.

Pit Water Analysis for a long term impact assessment

Arrangements to secure the excavated area Furnish details of Fencing, Periphery wall or bund, as the

case may be with length to be added and size specifications.

Arrangements for regarding for proper slope of the pit

Details of Support team


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4.3.3 Green Belt Development




Proposed type grass to start with

Proposed Type of plants to start with

No of plants proposed each year Give year wise details

Area proposed to be covered each year Give year wise details

Anticipated rate of survival

The source of saplings

Period to reach self sustenanceCare till sustenance is attained

The species Proposed to be Planted

4.3.4Use of shallow pits to undertake agriculture or converting into grazing land


Area of the pit/ pits

Max. Depth of the pit/ pits



The work of reshaping required Please give details

Proposed crops suitable to be grown


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4.3.5Pisciculture


The available volume of pits

Optimum volume required for Pisciculture

Source of water for pisciculture

Contingency arrangements for water

Quality of water suitable for Pisciculture

Pit water analysis for long term impact on food chain



4.3.6 Recreational Facility


Total volume and area of pit/ pits Give size details of all the excavations

The adjoining area available for developing garden and

plantation.

The year wise development of green belt Please furnish year wise details of area to be covered,

sampling to be planted.

Work related to the reshaping of the excavation

Work related to pitching and regarding of the bottom of

the water body.




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4.3.7 Combination of two or more from above options

4.3.8 Other form of reclaiming the area

Decommissioning work


The area under disturbance

Applicable legislations

Hazardous areas

Specialized support required

Schedule and Jobs to be done for decommissioning of

Ore processing area


Shaft hoisting and headgear


workshop


Tailing Storage Facility


Process and Raw water facilities


open voids and shafts


camps and other offices


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4.4 Socio-Economic Aspects of Decommissioning


No of local people employed

Average earning of every person employed

No. of persons in Indirect employment

Average earning of person in indirect employment

Expected loss of earning

No. of persons proposed for relocation

No. of associated activities proposed to be relocated

No. of persons remaining unemployed

No. of unemployed having skills for rendering them

employable elsewhere.

No. of persons proposed to be retrenched

Amount of compensation proposed to be paid


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4.5 Protective and Other works to be undertaken and cost parameters

INFORMATION ON PROTECTIVE MEASURES TAKEN AS PER PMCP/FMCP DURING THE YEAR ..

Area (Hect) Quantity Expenditure RemarksItem Details

Proposed Existing Proposed Existing Proposed Actual

i) backfillingii) Afforestation on backfilled area

iii)Others (please specify) e.g. afforestationon exhausted benches

iv)Pisciculture

v)Converting into water reservoir

Reclamationandrehabilitationof mined outland/area

vi) Picnic spot

i) Terracing

ii) Pitching

iii) Construction of parapet wall/retainingwall at toe of dumps

iv)Construction of check dams along slopeof vallies etc.

v)Construction of settling ponds (garlanddrain etc)

vi)Desilting of settling ponds, channelsvii) Afforestation on dumps

Stabilizationandrehabilitationof dumps

(with lease)

viii) Others (please specify)

i) Afforestation (green belt building)Rehabilitationof barren areawithin lease

ii) Others (please specify)

i) ambient air quality

ii) Water quality

iii) Noise level survey

iv)Ground vibration

Environmental

Monitoring(Core zoneand bufferzoneseparately) v) Others (please specify)

Total


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4.6 Financial Assurance

SI

NoHead

Area put on

use at start of

plan.(In Ha)

Additional

requirement

during plan

period. ((n Ha)

Total (In

Ha)

Area consideration

as fully reclaimed &

rehabilitated (In ha)

Net area considered

for calculation (In Ha)

1 Area under mining

2 Storage for top soil

3 Overburden /dump

4 Mineral storage

5 Infrastructure

(Workshop,

administrative building

etc.)

6 Roads

7 Railways

8 Green belt

9 Tailing Pond

10 Effluent Treatment plant

11 Mineral Separation Plant

12 Township area

13 Others to specify

GRAND TOTAL A B C=(A+B) D E=(C-D)


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SECTION 5: ENVIRONMENT MAMAGEMENT

5.1 Background Information


Khasara nos. included in the core

zone, their forest compartment

nos, if applicable.

Mention the relevant information with area/ part area of each

Khasara/ Compartment.

Whether area falls under CRZ.

Whether area falls under Forest. Give details of area under forest.

Whether all the clearances

obtained from Government.

Give reference of letter no. with date. Please enclose a copy with

conditions and stipulations.Any significant objections from

any agency involved in

stakeholders consultation.

Any pending Law suit or cases

against project, promoters, owner

etc.

Furnish details of status of the case. enclose copy of supporting

documents.

Note: Please encloseLand use and land cover map of the study area in 1: 25,000 scales based on recent satellite imagery of

5.6 m or higher resolution of multispectral sensor delineating double crop, single crop, agricultural plantation, scrub land, land with or

without shrub, forest land dense, open, degraded, forest blank, waste land, water bodies, built-up area is to be shown.


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5.2.2 Air Environment

Particulars Base status Anticipated impact Mitigation Measure

Climate and

meteorology

(temperature (max.

and min.), relative

humidity, and

rainfall.

Furnish details Impact of fugitive dust emission on

flora and fauna

Adoption scientific mining methods to

reduce dust emission from point and line

source

Air quality

monitoring data in

respect of SPM,

RSPM, SO2, NOX,

CO, Heavy Metals

in SPM

(Mineralogical Fe,

Mn, Pb etc.), any

other mine specific

pollutants

Furnish details Emission Inventory of SPM,

RSPM, SO2, NOX, and site

specific pollutants

Prediction of fugitive dust

emissions due to mining activities,

crushing and cleaning plants,

loading and unloading,

transportation by rail, road or

conveyor.

Measures to reduce the emissions of

pollutants during mining, loading,

unloading, transportation, drilling,

blasting, crushing etc to maintain the air

quality

Planned green belt development


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5.2.3 Water Environment


Details of rivers, springs,lakes, reservoirs and drainsup to first order in study area.

Furnish details Impact on groundwaterregime/streams / lake / springsdue to mining, to be assessed

from hydro-geological study

Possibilities of rain water harvestingand artificial recharge with in themining lease or in the buffer zone.

Physio-chemical analysisincluding heavy metals,biological characterization forassessment of water quality.Water quality of water bodywith respect to upstream anddownstream

Furnish details Change anticipated Measures to minimize contaminationof surface and groundwater

Surface water balance(Withdrawal of surface water

and release of mine drainagewater)

Furnish details Impact of water drawl onsurface and groundwater

resources

Construction of gully checks, checkdams, sedimentation ponds, settling

tanks, water weirs, retaining wallsetc. with design and site features forcontrol of run-off

Water bodies existing andwater bodies likely to becreated due to miningactivities and their waterholding capacity

Furnish type and details Ingress of sea water,particularly for mining projectsin coastal areas

Steps to minimize impact on watertable if mining interceptsgroundwater regime.

Water requirement and wastewater generation from various

activities of mine, includingbeneficiation.

Furnish details Impact on surface andgroundwater quality due to

discharges from mining, tailingspond, workshop, township, andleach ate from solid wastedumps etc.

Mine water treatment for meeting theprescribed standard

Wastewater treatment for townshipsewage, workshop(s), tailing pondoverflow etc.

Note: Impact of mining on hydrology, changes of natural drainage, diversion and channeling of the existing rivers / water coursesflowing through the mine lease and adjoining area and its impacts on existing users and mine operations. Impact of water drawl andmine water discharge on the hydrogeology and use of groundwater regime in the core zone and buffer zone are to be detailed out.Long term modeling studies on the impact of mining on the underground water regime should be carried out.


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5.2.4 Noise and Vibration


Critical locations

identified within core

zone and Buffer

zone

Furnish details Prediction of noise level by using

mathematical modeling at different

locations identified.

Lay out planning to minimize the impact

on receiving environment

Day time and Night

Time noise level

monitoring

Furnish details on land use

with respect to forestry, built-

up area etc.

Impact on ambient noise level due

to rock excavation, transportation,

processing equipments and

ancillaries.

Measures for noise abatement including

point source and line source

Vibration and air

over pressure,

caused due to

blasting, transport

and process

equipments,

wherever applicable

Furnish details on land use

with respect to agriculture

built-up area etc.

Impact of vibrations including

damage to materials/structures

due to blasting

Measures to minimize effect by blasting

Selection of low noise equipment failing

which use of retrofit for existing

equipment


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5.2.5 Biological Environment


Vegetation type in

core zone

Furnish details (include

photograph)

Impact on terrestrial and aquatic

biodiversity

Measures to compensate the loss of

forest coverage

Progressive afforestation in overburden,

reclaimed mined out areas

Type of forest in

study area

Furnish details mentioning

plant density and its

conservation status.

Impact on forest resources,

economically important plants,

medicinal plants and threat to rare,

endemic and endangered species

Regeneration of rare and endangered

plants of economic importance including

medicinal plants.

National Parks,

Sanctuary,

Biosphere Reserve,

Tiger Reserve,

Elephant Reserve,

wild life migratory

routes in core zones

Furnish details Impact on flora and fauna due to

air emissions, noise, vibration,

illumination, vehicular movement,

waste water discharges, changes

in land use, township etc.

Measures for protection and conservation

of wildlife species

Green belt and its raising schedule


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5.2.6 Socio-Economic Environment


Demographic Profileof core and bufferzone

Furnish details ofgroups and sub-groups

Impact on the cropping pattern andcrop productivity in the core zone

Compensation for loss of land and crops

Traditional skills andsource of livelihood Furnish details Positive and negative impacts onpresent status of livelihood in the area Training to locals for employment in theprojectTraining for making them self employable orelse where.

Economic Profile ofthe population incore and bufferzone

Furnish details Impact on community resources suchas grazing land

Employment opportunities and access toother amenities such as education, healthcare facilities to be extended to localsaddressing local unemploymenttourism or recreation opportunities.

efforts for sustainable development of thelocal community

Human settlementin core and bufferzone

Furnish details Displacement of human settlementsduring the life of the mine

Rehabilitation and resettlement of landoustees and displaced people

Health profile ofpopulation in coreand buffer zone

Furnish details Adverse impact on the general healthcondition of the population in core andbuffer zone.

Avenues like dispensaries, hospitals,maternity homes to be created.

Historically,

Culturally andEcologicallyimportant Places incore and bufferzone

Furnish details Furnish risk profiling Public health benefits (e.g. clean water to an

Aboriginal community)Measure for safeguard against damage.

Notified tribalsettlements

Furnish details Furnish assessment and risk factorsdue to project activities on the culturaland historical values of the tribalpopulation

Safeguards to protect their values andAssistance or provision of infrastructure toisolated communities (e.g. provision of gridelectricity, health and sanitation facilities,education to isolated communities etc.)


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