a OUARRY PLAN & OUARRY CLOSURE PLAN OF KATANGPALI DOLOMITE OUARRY UNDER RULE 24 OF CHHATTISGARH MINOR MINERAL RULES 2015 VILLAGE- KATANGPALI TAHSIL - SARANGARH DISTRICT - RAIGARH CHHATTISGARH Q.L.AREA - 4.992 HECTARES NON FOREST PRIVATE LAND OF LESSEE ) LESSEE M/S HARSH MINERALS Prop. SUSHIL MITTAL NAYAGANJ , ITWARI BAZAR POST & DISTRICT - RAIGARH CHHATTISGARH - 49600I PLAN PREPARED BY ASHOK KUMAR JOHN ( M . Sc. Geology , LL. B. ) RQP/DGMCG/19/2015 Valid Uptp 2oth May 2o2o Qtr. No. - 2, Street No. - 6 V.V.Vihar , Near Anupam Nagar Rly Crossing Mova,P.O.& Distt . - Raipur , C.G. Pincode - 492001 Contact No. 07898343353,8982043353 Email - [email protected].''.sltr f?*,,\ aP::;icr -:"i AM n S'ar:firmltS+2etS
DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY AND MININGIndrawati Bhawan, 2nd Floor, Block-4, New Raipur (C.G .) 4g2 002
Ph. 077 I -24128.4A, U13423 F ac O7 j I -2412840, 24t3423 eiait.digll' cg. n tri c. itr
Subject : Approval of Modified Quarry plan of Village Katangpali, Tahsil SarangarhDistrict Raigarh, on an area of,1.992 hectares for mineral Dolomite underChhattisgarh Minor Minerals Rule 2015.
Rel 1. Collector Raigarh, Letter No. 3285/Kh. Li.-01D016 Dated 02.08. 20162. This Offics Letter No.,1076/Khani-2/Doto,nitclRaigsrh/F.No.:t7D0I5.datcd3. This Olfice Letter No. 4079/Khani-2/Dotomite,Raigarh/F.No.,t7,20tS,daaed:1. RQP Letter dated l0.l1.2016S. This OfIice Lcft€r No, 5JS6/Khani-2/Dotomfte/Raigarh/F.No.471201S.dated6, RQP Letter dated 31.01.20177. This Oflicc Letter No. 248/Khani-2/Dolomite/Raigarh/F.No.,l710l5.dared8. RQP Letrer dated 09.03.20t.9. Collector, Raigarh Letter No..fio9lKh, Li. 1n015 Dated 08.03.2017
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ln exercise of power confcrred urder Rule 27 of the Chhattisgarh Minor MincralsRules 2015 read u,ith Order No. s+zsTeii 1/ni5 47/2011. 1t{FF o61o2oi5. I herebvapprove thc above said Quanl.plan. Ihis approval is subject to the follorving cona,tinrr,
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(0 The_. Modified Quarry Plan is approved without prejudice ro any other lawsapplicable to the mine/area from time to time whetier madc by the Clentral(lovemment, State Govemment or any other authority.(i1) It is clarified thal thc approval ofmodified quany plan does not, in any rva1,, impl1,the approval of the Govemrnenr in terms oianf other prorisions ol.the Mines aMineral (Devertpmcnt & Reguration) Act. r95i and any other laws includinc theMetallil'erous Mines Regulations 1961, Foresl Conscrvation A.; i;i0-";;Environment protection Act, l9g6 and the rules made there undcr.(iii) Thc provision of Mines Act. 1952 and Rules
"rd R;g;;d, made there undcrincluding submission of notice of mine np"ning, uppoinfr,r"ni of rnoiug". uncl ott,".statulory officials as required by thc Mines,t"t,-igSZ .lrul be comptied rvith- ifapplicable.
(iv) The modified quarry plan is approred rvirhout prejudice to an) other order ordircction lrom thc coun ol compitint iurisdicti,,n.(v) Your altenrion is invitcd to the Supicme atout intc m order iD W.p.(C) No. 202dated.t2.12.96 for compliance. The approrat of modtfil;;;;;'oiun i,.,t"r"fn.".issued without prejudice to and is iubjecr to rhe said di;;",;;;i the SupremcCourt as applicable. Similarlv- tf thc t"na fuff, *a", t1.," furuil* Ji prUf;c ut;fityland
(Grass rand etc.) then thii approval thall be subjcct to necessary order underChhattisgarh Land Revenuc Code 1957 as amended.
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(vi) The approval fbr quarr). operations and associatcd activities is restricted lo thcquany lease area only and the conditions me ioned in grant order anciamendments in Minor Mineral Rule 2015 (as amcnded) rvill be applicable.
(vii) Il'anything is found to be conccalcd as required by the Acts and Rules rclared withrcgulation of mining activities. in the content ofthe modified c1uarry plan and theproposals for rectification has not be made the approval shall be deemcd to havcbeen withdrarm with immediate efi'ect.
(viii) The department does not undcrtake any responsibility regarding corectness ofthcboundaries of the applied area shown on the ground with referencc to map & otherplans tirnished h\ th( applicanr.
(i*) Yearly report setting for the extent of protection and rchabilitation rvorks ca[icdout as envisaged in thc approved progressive quarry closure plan and ifthere isany deviations, rcasons thercof shall be submittcd 1() the DGM Chhattisgarh andCollector ofconcemed dist ct belbre 1st July ofevery yea..
(t) As per Rule 29 of Chhattisgarh Minor Mineral Rules, 2015 the lessee should submitfinancial assurance ofRupee 1.25 lakhs (Rupee One Lakh Twcnq/ Five
.fhousand) to
the Collector. Raigarh. The financial assurance shall te submitred in any one ofihefollowing forms to the Collcctor, Raigarh:-(a) Letrer ofcredit lrom any Scheduled Bank;(b) Surety Bond in fbrm "X"
Encl: A copy ofapproved quarry plan-1.
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1. Secretary, Govt. of C.G.. Mineral Rcsources Departrnent. Manhala! MahanadiBhawan. Ne$' Raipur, lor kind inlbrmation pleaie. With "" ,pp.oi"J;;;;-;iquarry plan .
2. I)irector. Directoratc General of Mines_Sai-eb, Bilaspur, Regiui, SHCL Campus.Scepar Roxd. Bilaspur C(J 4q5006 for inlormarion.
3. Collector, Dist.ict Raigarh $,ith an approved copy of quam,plan. kindly ensure thesubmission offinancial assurancc as mentioned in para (x) ;fihe ;b;;;.,1. Shri Ashok Kumar Joln. Rep. err. No. 2 Sheet No. O, V.V. Vii"., f.f
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S.No. CHAPTERS Page No.
INTRODUCTION o4
1 GENERAL o62 LOCATION o7
3 GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION 10
4 R-ESERVE 16
5 DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
PROGRAMME
20
6 MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT 297 USE OF MINERAL 31
a WASTE DISPOSAL ARRANGEMENT 329 ENIfl RONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN 341() MEASURES TO
RECLAMATIONBE TAKEN FOROF LAND
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11 QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN 42t2 STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION OF RTVER
COURSE,NALAS,WATER TANK,VILLAGESAND IMPORTANT MONUMENTS, IF ANY
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13 ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION 47
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s.No. NAME OF PLATES SCALE PLATENo.
1 KEY PLAN 1:50.000 o12 LOCATION PLAN lCm=
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3 KHASRA PLAN l6Inches =1 Mile
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4 SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN l:1,000 o45 SURT'ACE GEOLOGICAL
SECTIONSI :1.0001:1,000
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6 YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT &PRODUCTION PLAN
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7 YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT &PRODUCTION SECTIONS
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a ENVIRONMENT PLAN 1:5.000 o89 QUARRY CLOSURE MINE
CLOSURE PLANl:1.000 o9
10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENTPLAN
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LIST OF ANNEXURES
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S.No. PARTICULARS ANNEXURENo.
I CONSENT LETTER FROM APPLICANT I2 CERTIFICATE FOR DGMS II3 CERTIFICATE FROM RQP III4 PHOTOCOPY OF
WITH WORKINGMINING LEASE DEEDPERMISSION
IV
5 COPT OF R. Q.P, AUTHORISATION v6 COPY OF ANALYSIS REPORT VI7 COPY OF FORM J AND FORM K VII8 COPY OF LAST APPROVAL LRTTER vIII9 COPY OF PAN CARD ADHAR CAR"D D(
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INTRODUCTION
In Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh so many good deposit ofDolomite occur in surrounding the village - Katangpali Dolomite is adouble carbonate of calcium and magnesium ( CaCO3.MgCOs ) . It is one ofthe important raw material used in the iron and steel , ferro alloys , glass ,
alloy steels, fertilizers industry etc. Dolomite chips are also used in flooringtiles.
Dolomite is mainly used in iron and steel industry as
refractory raw material and as flux In ferro Manganese , dolomite gives
fritting effect in furnace . High grade dolomite with low iron requred in glass
industry . Calcined dolomite is used in extraction of magnesium metal .
The Katangpali Dolomite Quarry is located in the jurisdiction
oI village- Katangpali in Tahsil - Sarangarh , District Raigarh ofChhattisgarh State. The mining plan of Katangpali Dolomite Quarry u,as
approved by the Indian Bureau of Mines through their letter no. RGH /DOL/MPLN 1040 /NGP 26 May 2OO9 dated under rule 22( 4 ) of Mineral
Concession Rule 1960. The mine owner M/s Harsh Mineral prop. Sushil
Mittal granted mining iease by Chhattisgarh covt. over 4.992 hects. area invillage Katangpali of District Raigarh for 20 years period i.e. from 29dAugust 2OO9 to 28th August 2029 . The photocopy of lease deed enclosed inAaaexure - fV
APPEAOLTT*
The working permission granted on dated 3/09/2009 and
the mining operation first time started from t:ne date 7lOgl2OO9 . photocopy
of u'orking permission enclosed in Annexure - IV .
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On 10th February 2015 as per the clause (e) of section 3 of the
Mines & Minerals {Development and Regulation) Act the 31 major minerals
declare minor mineral. So the quarry plan is being submitted for approval as
required under Rule 24 Chhattisgarh Minor Minerals Rule 2015 for the
existing quarry lease. The lessee M/s Harsh Minerals Prop. Sushil Mittalsubmitting the quarrying plan and quarry closure plan for its approval.
The Quarry lease period increased from 20 years to 50 years (
Under Section 8A (3 ) Mines and Miaerals ( DevelopmeEt & Regulation Amendments Act
2O1s) .
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CHAPTER-1GENERAL
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(a) Name of Lessee M/s Harsh Mine ralsProprietor Sushil Mittal
Toposheet No. 64 0/6Co-ordinates ranging between :
210 38/ 55.11// to 210 39/ 06.81// North83o L6/ 24.Stt/ to 830 16/ 37.23l/ EastDetails given in Surface Geologial PlanPlate No 4
Land Use Pattern(Forest, agricultural, gnding,
Non Forest Private own Land notsuitable for agriculture
The Khasra-wise detail of the I,CKhasra/CoDpartment
No.Area firpe of land
(Ha) (Acres)
List Enclosed inAnnexlrre - IV
4.992 12.335 Barren Private Landof Lessee
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A map showing boundaries of the quarry lease, adjoiring area, roadways,railways, natural drainage system and other surface features, if arty. It ispreferred that the area be marked on a Survey of India topographicalmap or a cadastral map or forest map as the case may be. However ifnone of these are available, the area should be marked or a planprepared especially for the purpose on a scale of 1: SOOOO linking it withany important reference poilt available ilr and around the area,
Key plan with demarcated area in Survey of India topographical64 Ol6 on scale 1:50,000 is enclosed as Plate No.1
Distance froms.N. Distance froE the area
1 National Hish\l'av No. 20O g.O Km2 State Hiehwav No. 13 9.50 km3 PMGSY / CMGSY CMGSY 250 meters.4 Other path way Villaee Road 0.8 km.
D Any water body
Nala 25O merers in N-WMahanadi 3.5 km. in NorthEastNo other river within 5.0 km.
6Any Residential/Educationarea
Katangpali village - 1.0 km. ineast of lease area
Anv kind of Bridee No Bridee ,,vithin 5.0 km.
8 Hospital Govt. Hospital Chandrapur 11km.
9 Historical PlacesNo Historical Places within 1Okm. radirrs
Infrastructure: APPROYtrS
( a ) Power Supplv Three Phase Electric power is available upto the quarrylease area.
( b ) Commuaicatioa and TransDort The lease area ( Katangpali Dolomite
Quarry ) is located about 1.0 km. meters due west of village - Katangpali ,
which is connected by good all weather road from the Raigarh andChandrapur. The District head quarter Raigarh is 40 km. State CapitalRaipur is 200 km. The nearest main to$'n is Raigarh and Chandrapur. Thenearest public works department, .est house is iocated at Chandrapur.
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Buses and local taxi are continuously playing
Chandrapur for Katangpali village.
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from Raigarh, Sarangarh and
I c ) Land - The quarry lease area is non forest private o$'n land of SushilMittal.
( d ) Water supply Water is available in the area from bore !i,e11 located in thenearby villages The water is potable and hygienic as no adverse effect onhealth caused due to water is noticed.
(e)School Facilities School facilities for primary, middle and higheducation is available at Katangpali. College and higher study are available
at Raigarh and Chandrapur.
(f)Manpower Managerial, technical and supervisory already employed afterthe grant of lease. Mine workers engaged from the nearby villages. Thus there
is no constraint regarding manpower.
(g)Police Station & Rest House Village- Katangpali , fal] under thejurisdiction of police station Baramkela , which is 9.5 km, from the lease
area. Forest rest house and PWD rest house and primary health centre
available at Chandrapur. Other Government Rest House, Lodges and Hotelsetc. are also available at Raigarh and Chandrapur town.
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CHAP?ER.3GEOLOGY & E)<PLORATION
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A. B.tiefly describe the general topography er.plaining whether it is aplain tafld or hily area and local geor"iv .r ui.--i""Li i"r"li. u,r.nr"the^teasehold. Attach a seolosical pl"i-." r, i,rio6Ji,ldi61.c,ar" _r.o1- 3m contour-
The Katangpali Dolomite euarry belongs to sedimentary rocksof Chhattisgarh Super croup . The area falls under the SuFey of India Toposheet No. 64 0/6 and bounded between latitude 21o 39, 54.j2,, to Zto gg/o6'81// North and longitude goo r6t 2s.2rt/ to 8go 16/ o7.2gt/ East ofGreenwich. Dolomite outcrops extensively seen throughout the katangpalivillage , and surounding area. The mining lease area i" f"llirrg unaer thejurisdiction ol village - Katangpali and situated 1.0 krn *;"; o, ,rru*".katangpali . The quar.y lease area is a genfle sloping flat grounJ.
Physiography:
The general slope of the area is towards north and north_east direction anddrainage is controlled by a small gullies formed due to runniag.uir, *ut".along the slopes . These gullies area joirring the seasonal ,r^1. j th. *"u .Katang nala flowing in t}re direction of north at a distance of i irrr. . r.fr.highest RL of the mining lease area is 2lO and lowest RL is ZOS *"t"r" ^Uo\r"MSL . General height of the area is 210 meters above USf,. tlre a.ea t a\rirrggentle slope towards north_east _ There is thin top soil or overburden foundin proposed lease area , and the al
lmeter . rerage thickness observed during mining is
The main sources of drinking water is dug wells and borewells . The ground water table is 20 meters below the genelral g.orrra t"\r"l .The lease area is barren private land of mine owner .;r_, "rr.;;;;;* ".".agricultural larrd belongs to the private individuals of the Katangpali andsurrounding villages . The agricultural land of the surrounding groiv paddy,graln , local crops and seasonal vegetable etc. depending on irf.rir, *.,".only. Mango, Mahua, Babool, etc. trees are seen extensively in the
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Mahanadi is the main river of the area and flowing in north-east direction at a distance of 4.5 kms. from the mining lease area .KatangNala is the main nala oi the area at a distance of 1 km. in north-west. ofproposed lease area.
The climatic condition of the mining lease area is extreme innature . Summer season is intensively hot, where the mercury touches 440 C. The \r'inter season is quite pleasant and during the month of Decemberand January the minimum temperature 70C. The monsoon lasts lor 4 monthsfrom June to September $,ith an average annual rain fall of 1050 to 1100mm . Prevailing wind direction is NW - SE ( October to February ) to SW -NE (March to september) . wind velocity 12 km. I H. in July to 3.2 km./H. inDecember .
ceology of the Area :
The dolomite of the quarry lease area belongs to the Raipur Series of
Chhattisgarh Super Group of Vidhiyan System ( Upper Purana Succession )
The rocks in large exposures of the Raipur-Durg - Bilaspur area were
originally divided in to a lo$'er Chandrapur Series and Upper Raipur Series .
The Chhattisgarh Depression covering an area of about 3O,OOO sq.kms.
extended over a large portion of Durg , Raipur , Bilaspur , Champa and
Raigarh area of Chhattisgarh and part of Sambalpur district of Orissa . The
depression consists of 1600 meters thick sucession of sand stone shale
limestone and dolomite The lower formation Chandrapur gomprises about
300 meters thick quartzite formation. The regional geological succession of
the area given by Dutta in 1964 are as follows :
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Reqional Geoloqical Succession
Recent
Sub- RecentAlluviai SoilLaterite
The Geoloqical Succession of the Ouarrv Lease Area
Geological inlormation's of this dolomite mine gathered fromthe old and existing $,orkings of near by, nala cuttings and also fromprospecting v'ork and literatures of the area . The lithlogical Successions ofthe proposed mining lease area and surrounding are as follou,s :
Recent
Lower Proterozoic
Raipur Series
Alluvial Soil 1 meters thick in Averagelight grey to dark grey dolomite( 18 meters proved by boreholes )
Soil Light Brownish grey'soil \i/ith lbrmed due to weathering of dolomite olthe area occupying the gentle sloping flat ground . Thin top soil fond overthe mining lease area having average thickness of 1 meters as seen duringmlnlng .
Dolomite The Dolomite of this area is almost horizontal in regional scale .
Dolomite found in simple bedded form \i'ithout sho&'ing appreciablestructural feature and more or less uniform grade distribution . It is light todark grey in colour , fine grained hard , massive and thinly bedded . Thedolomite also seen apart from the proposed lease area . in nearby villagesBanjipali , Bonda and so many surrounding villages of the area . The generalstrike direction of dolomite formation measured N 300 E - S 3O0W having dipO to 50 only ( See page no. 8 of P.L. Report )
Chemical Constituents of the rocks : The main and the only rock ofthe mining lease area is dolomite , the average constituent of thedoiomite found alter the boreholes samples analysis are as follows :
Average analysis
CaoMgoSio:LOI
- 30.20 yo
19.70 v.03.53. %
- 44.30 yo
Average Analysis Report of the new chemical analysis ( See Annexure -u)Physical Properties : Hardness 3.5 , Fracture Uneven , Lustre Dull
Bulk Densitv : 2.5
Details of exploration ;
Already carried out in the Area :
Systematic geological mapping in parts of Raigarh district ra,as done bythe ceological Survey of India in the year 1966 67 . However.no specific u'orkfor the Dolomite deposit of this region so far not been done by any agency .
The lessee granted prospecting license for the 4.992 hects. Area inpart in village Katangpali oI Distt. - Raigarh. During the prospectingsystematic survey, geological mapping and prospecting carried out by pittingunder the supervision of Geologist. 5 nos. of trial pit $,ere made by thequarry owner in this area, to prove the thickness dolomite deposit andidentify the length and width of dolomite found in quarry lease area. Later ont$,'o borehole were drilled by lessee and proved the dolomite deposit upto 18
meters depth.
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There is no any kindobsened in this area ac.ept jornrsseen in the dolomite core sample .
remarkable structural featurefractures are common as alu,ays
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( ii ) Proposed to be carried out :
Proposed to be carried out :
Quarry owner already made 6 nos. of trial pits for explorationwork and two boreholes dril1ed, so it is proposed to drill only one bore hole
upto 30 meters depth at the central part of the lease area to prove the fullthickness of dolomite in the lease area The location of 6 trial pits and 2boreholes shown in the Surface Geological Plan bearing Plate No. - 4.
STRUCTURAL FEATURE
ofand
. Joint : In the area three sets of joints have been observed along
, across and oblique to the strike direction. The diagonal joints arealso seen at some places .
. Fracture: uneven fracture is the dolomite, shou.ing no cleavage.
The area showittg a nature and extent of the mineral bodv
A (Surface ceological Plan aad Geological cross section1:1OOO are attached, showing general topography andthe area.)
Surface Geological Plan and Geological Cross Sections on aare attached bearing Plate No . 4 & 5.
on a scalegeology of
scale 1:1,000
B. Deacribe briefly prospectirg/exploration work done to date viz,geological mapping with the evidence already existing about theEineral deposit in the area or in the vicinity,
The dolomite covered thefound in regular pattern anddeposit.
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whole quarry lease area in a formindicates regarding the potential of
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C. Describe briefly, exploration proposed to be carried out year wise, forthe rext five years indicating same o!1 the geological plar.
The Katangpali Dolomite Quarry area is a 7 years old quarryarea running from 2009. The quarry lessee thoroughly prospected bypitting and drilling and proved the thickness of dolomite deposit up to
19Om.RL. ftom MSL , so it is proposed to drill one core borehole up to 30meters depth to prove the full thickness of dolomite .
D. Spot or spots where the Quarrying operatiotr i6 proposed andproposed maximum depth of quarrying operation.
The quarrying operation already started from the northern part of thequarry lease area. The proposed quarrying operation will be done at thesame position up to 19Om.RL. during the coming 10 years of quarry leaseperiod.
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CHAPTER-4
RESER\rES
Method of Estimation of Reserrres :
The Quarry lease area is a gentle sloping ( NE ) flat ground . Thedoiomite deposit covered the r.l'hole of the mining Iease area and almosthomogenous in nature . The whole deposit covered by top soil cover havingaverage thickness of 1 meters . The actual depth of dolomite deposit is morethan 18 meters as literatures says Ho$'ever On the basis of prospectingreport of the proposed lease area, and additional exploration carried in quarrylease area alter the grant of lease, the lollowing points are considered for theestimation Geological Reserves :
(a) The quarry lease area is plane ground gently sloping to{.ards NE. Total4.992 hects . Ot 49,92O Square meters area considered for estimation ofreserves.
(b) The statutory ultimate mining iimits considered within 7.5 meters lromthe lease boundary.
(c) The average thickness of top soil/over burden considered 1 meterfound between 21O to 2O9 meters MSL. The average thickness ofdolomite lormation is considered 18 meters i.e. bet$,een 209 to 190meters above MSL for estimation of geological reseryes on the basis ofadditional exploration $,ork carried out during February 2O 10.
(d) Specific Gravity of dolomite is considered 2.5 .
(e) In this plan reserves estimated lor 4.992 hects. area and consideringthe proved depth of dolomite 18 meters proved on the basis of 2boreholes
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Classificatioa of reserves i!-to the accepted categories :
The reserves of doloinite has been categorized as proved category andit has been categorized on the basis of two drilled boreholes result :-
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Proved Reserve : 49,920, sq. meters area considered lor this category. The
average thickness of proved category of dolomite deposit is considered 18
meters on the basis of trial pit result. Dolomite deposit between 209 metersto 190 meters above MSL comes under this category .
Dolomite Rcserve & Grade :
The geological reserve of proved category will be estimated on
the basis of 18 meter thickness of dolomite formation. The proved reserves
estimated are as follows:
Category ofReserves
Area ofDolomite inSquareMeters
Ar,. Thickressoi Dolomitein Meters
Volume inCubicMeters
BulkDensity ofDolomite
Resen,e
inTonnes
Proved 49,920 18 8,98,560 2.5 22,46,400
Total Proved Reserve ir Tonnes 22,46,400
Eatimation of Mine-able Reserve & Anticipated Life ofthe ProposedMine :
The Quarrying operation in quarry lease area already commenced afterthe grant of mining lease. For calculation of mine-able reserve andanticipated life of the mine the foilowing points are to be considered:
(1) Mining Limits : The area oI proposed mining lease is 4.992 Hects.
and, 7.5 meters mining limit will be left all around the proposed
lease boundary as barrier for statutory reason. The dolomite bearingarea locked in the'mining limit is estimated 8,738 square meters. (
1165 meters length aiong the lease boundary X 7.5 meters width)
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Total area
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8,738 Sq. Meters9120 Sq. Meters
(2) Mining Benches : The 1 O.B. bench ol 2 meter height and 5production bench of 3 meter height has to be developed and lelt 2meters wide at the ultimate mining limit . 9120 square meters area
will be locked in the mining benches. ( 1140 meters length X 8
meters Av. Width for benches to be left )
(3) Reserve Considered : Reserve considered for calculation of mine-
able reserve are proved and probable .
(4) Recovery 7o : About 10 7o losses considered for calculation , due toblasting , sizing and handling etc. So the recovery of dolomite is 90o/. considered
The total quantity of dolomite locked under the mining limit and benches arecalcrrlated as follows:
AFFffi.C.'.'.ii-lSo the total quantity of dolomite locked under the Mining limit &
Benches is 8,o3,61O Tonnes.
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locked (in sq.
meters)
Thickness ofdolomite
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category )
Volume ofdolomite in
CubicMeters
Bulk Densityof dolomite
Locked
Quantity ofdolomite in
17,858 18 Meters 3,21,444 2.5 8,03,610
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Mine-able Reserves :
Mine able reserve nil1 be estimated after deduction the quantity of Limestonelocked in mining limit, mining benches and deducting the mining losses etc. The calculationis as iollows:
Estimated Reserue in TonnesProved Dolomite Reserve 22,46,400 Tonnes
Ircked Dolomite 8,03,610 Tonnes
I under minins limit and benches )
in tonnes
Balance of Dolomitededuction
Dolomite production from the date ofopening 7.09.2009 to 31.03.2017
Recovery of Dolomite - 8,42,795 @95V. of recovery. The recovery willbe as follou,s :
8,00,655 Tonaes or Million Tonles .
Cateeory wise update reserve with qrade :
As oo, LlO4l2OlzReserves
in TonnesMine able /
RecoverableReservesIn Tonnes
Average Grade (
New Analysis ) fromNABL accredited LabCaO o/. MsO siol)
Proved 22,46,400 8,00,655 30.20 19.70 03.53
Total 22,46,400 8,00,65s
Anticipated life of the mine : On the basis of proposed average productionfor the 10 years of dolomite i.e. 1,18,500 tonnes (ROM ) the anticipated life of theproposed quarry is estimated 6.75 or say 7 years for 8,00,655 tonnes of mine-able dolomite reserves. The mine life will be increase aJter the drilling 30 mts.Borehole at the centre of the lease area already proposed.
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CHAPTER-5
DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION PROGRAMME
a) Method of quarrying
This quarrying plan is being submitted for the existing lease. As
the dolomite is mainly found 1 meters below top soil cover. The dolomitedeposit of this area is horizontal thickly bedded, hard, massive strata foundupto 190 meter MSL and more , saleable as industrial material in variousindustries like steel plant and sponge iron plant etc..
The proposed quarrying operation will be of semi mechanised
open cast mining operation. The height and width of benches area proposed
to be kept 3/6 meters in production bench As there is top soil cover over seen
over the dolomite so there will be no separate soil bench of 1.0 meters heightproposed. 5 production benches proposed for the period of quarrying planhaving 3 meters height each. Overall bench slope will be less than 450 \r'iththe horizontal. Quarrying operation will be done on single shift basis. Timingol shift will be 8 hrs. from 8 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm. Lunch time isprovided between I to 2 pm. Weekly one day is declared as the holiday as per
the local market day of the area .
The proposed quarrying operation already started from thenorthern most part of the lease area. The total working pit depth will be 16
meters up-to 194 m.RL. The working Benches will be advan'ced from northto south direction. Produced dolomite alter crushing and screening will be
transported by hired trucks to various industries as per the order.
5 meters wide Haul road will be develop in quarry area, as shownin Year wise Dev. & Prod. flan in Plate no. 6. The year-wise developmentand production for the balance 8 years as proposed are as follows :
Plate No. - 6 ( balance 8 year development and production plan) and Crosssections in plate- 7
b) A tertative scheme of quarrying, anoual program and plan forexcavatlon from year to year for Eight year
As the mine able dolomite starts from the pit level 209m.RL. and
there is 1 meter thick top soil found above the dolomite . Pit Development willbe carried out simultaneously with production. It is proposed to stack thegenerated mining waste/reject near southern part of lease boundary Pit
reclamation ra'ill be done at the end of mine life by converting the abandoned
pit in water tank for fishery and irrigation . It is proposed to open only one pithaving 16 meters depth by 1 soil bench of 1 meter height and 5 production
bench of 3 meters height with 6 meters bench spacing. The area of stacking ofmineral rejects/ overburden shown in the Development & Production Plaa
bearing Plate No. 6 for the period of mining plan. So there will be no need of
separate development plan prior to the mining operation. The details of year-
wise generation of soil and mining waste/reject are estimated as follows :
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03,0003,2003,2003.500
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Proposed Annual Production (1"r Year & 2"d Year ) in tonnes
Ultimate pit depth is upto 194m. R.L. One soil bench of 1
height proposed for the period of 3rd & 41n year withtransportation . Pit road layout will be maintain in 1:16 .
meter and 5 bench of 3 metercdouble spacing for convenjent
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BulkDersity ofDolomite
ROM in T. Saleable
Dolomit€
inT.@95%Reject in
Tonnes
Sub -grade
(R.1.210 209 m.)1 3,200 3,200Mr Soil
(R.1.209 206 m.)3 3,200 2.5 24,OOO 22,aOO 1,200 NiI
Proposed Annual Production ( 3'd Year & 4 th Year ) in tonnes
Ultimate pit depth is upto 194m. R.L. One soil bench of 1 meter and 5 bench of 3 metersheight proposed for the period of 5r'L & 6dr year with double spacing for convenienttransportation . Pit road layout $'i11 be maintain in 1i16 .
Proposed Annua-l Production ( Sth Year & 6th Year ) in tonnes
Ultimate pit depth is upto 194m. R.L. One soil bench of 1 meter and 5 bench of 3 metersheight proposed for the period of 7'r & 8dr vear lvith double spacing for convenienttransportation . Pit road layout vill be maintain in 1i16
(R.L. 206 203 m.)3,600 2.5 27 ,OOO 25,650 1,350 NiI
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Proposed Annual Production ( 7th Year & 8d Year ) in tonnes
Ultimate pit depth is upto 194m. R.L. One soil bench of 1 meter and 5 bench of 3 metersheight proposed for the period of 91rr & 10th l'ear r,ith double spacing for convenienttransportation . Pit road layout will be maintain in 1:16 .
Year wise 8 year's development and production plan and sections attachedas Plates no, 6 & 7
Mlnable reserves and anticipated life of the quarry:
(a) Estimated Mineable Reserves : 8'00'655 tons
(b) Average rate of production : 1,18,5OO tonsper year during eight Year Plan
(c) Expected rate ol production : 1,18'5OO tons
After eight year plan
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(e) Thus anticipated life of the quarry : about 6.75 or 7 years.
tup lo 190 m. RL. Deplh )
c) Conceptual Quarry Plan:
In quarry plan a map of development and production isalready enclosed. The Production and Development Plan already showing theposition at the end of lease period So no need of additional plan . otheraspects regarding mine design, method of working, mineral utiiization andenvironment management remain un-changed .
Long Term Mine Design : Working of entire deposit of dolomite of thisquarry lease has been conceptualized keeping in view the following points :
1. Development of 5 benches of 3 meters height with double spacing
and pit slope angle will be less than 450 angle ,
2. Adequate sump capacity, proper floor level ensuring good mine
drainage .
Accordingly, the optimum pit limit, position of workingbenches presently and at the abandoned stage , position of sump , location ofoverburden, and soil dump, afforestation scheme are shown in the presentconceptual plan and conceptual sections .
5 meters wide haul road will proposed lor smooth miningwith the road gradient 1:16 meters .oPeration
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Exploration : Two boreholes of 18 meters depth already drilled and thepresent proved reserve is sufficient for 10 years of quarry lease period .
Drilling: The dolomite is hard in nature but highlyjointed and fractured . Itdoes not require regular blasting operation. Blasting require occasionallyThe blast holes will be drilled with the help of compressed air operated jackhammer drill . The diameter of the hole will be 34 m.m and the depth will be2.5 to 3 meters. Blasting will be done by license holder blasting contractorunder the supervision of DGMS certified blaster. Blasting required very rarebecause rock breaker is proposed for production, so no need of daily blasting.
DumpiDg of waste materials : There is scope oI some quantity of wasteand mining reject in form of small chips generated during the mining andsizing of large dolomite boulders, called as mine $.aste/reject it is 100 %useable in future and not going to stack at quarry for long period . Temporarystorage proposed near the southern lease boundary
Afforestation ;
The following table describes the area proposed for quarrying as a part ofthe Conceptual Quarry Plan -
Particulars Area reouired iE hect. DuringFirst live Years Second Five vears
300 sapling per year in prescribed place proposed for the afforestationpurpose Location of afforestation shown in plate no.6. The total 3000sapling will be plated during the 1"t year of quarrying operation in 7.5 metersquarrying limit.
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Open-cast Quarrying :
Mine-able dolomite starts below l meters thick soil cover. The
development will be carried out simultaneously with production.
The year wise production is being projected by considering thepresent requirement of various construction works under progress in nearby
area . In case if there is any change in the requirement pattern in the market,
then it is also likely to be change and quarrying plan rvill be modihed as per
the rules .The recovery 7o dolomite from of ROM is 95 % as seen in this lease
area .
Loading : Loading \a,ill be done by JCB loader and aiso by local labours,so
that employment will be generate for local peoples .
Haulage and Transporting: After the loading of crushed dolomite in tippers
, it will be dispatched to the ordered area. The capacity of tippers will be 2O
tonnes. Daily 15 to 20 trips will be required .
dl In case of Quarry by machinery than the detail of machinery to bedeployed (Make, capacity, etc. )
c) List of Proposed Minins Machinerv :
APPR.OL/EDList ofMachinery
Make Capacity QEaDtity
JCB .ICB 1OO HP 1
Compressor Elgi 450 CFM 1
Jack Hammer Atlas Copco 34 mm 1
Dumper Tata 16 Tonnes 2
Tractor with trolley Mahendra 45 HP 2
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0 In case of manual Quarry than average daily Dumb€r of man power
to be deployed (Number' capacity, etc.)
The proposed quarrying operation will be of semi
- mechanised the proposed labours strength will be of 25 persons for
, dump management and road maintenance and sizing and sorting of
- mineral .
- g) Type and capacity of processing unit if established of proposed in
.' lease area'
.' The proposed maximum dolomite production of will be
- 1,42,500 tonnes ROM per year. One crushing unit within quarry lease
1. Statutorv Requiremert: These laciliries will inclLrde llrsr aid
station, rest shelter, drinking u'ater facili5, etc. in the quarry lease area .
_ 2. Mairtenance Requirement: As the method of quarrying will be ofsemi mechanised in nature, for this purpose maintenance stafl will be
- required for maintenance of haul road and approach road waste dump- stacking and stabilization of dump etc.
.' 3. Administrative Requirement: For this a site olfice is required for
- mining staff and will constructed in the proposed place for day to day working
- as shown in the Plate No- 6.
Location of site services shown in all the plans .
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CHAPTER-6
MANPOWER DEPLOYMENT
State average daily employment and statutory persoaals ;
( a ) SITE SERVICES
Site services can be classified in following categories:
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Worker already engaged after the grant of lease Manpowerrequired for statutory purpose, supervisory requirement and also required forvarious mining operation such as mining, loading and road maintenanceand afforestation etc.
Management and supervisory personal:
Manpower required for the purpose of statutory requirement willbe a part of total manpou,'er, which includes Mine Manager, Part time MiningEngineer, Mining Mate etc.
Labours- skilled, semi-skilled, un-skilled:
Apart from the above skilled, semi-skilled and un-skiiled laboursr.ill be required for sizing, sorting, dump and road maintenance etc.
Following will be the manpo$'er requirement:Mines Manager : 1 Qualification as per rulePart time Mining: 1 Qualihcation as per ruleEngineer / Geologist
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25
Mining Mate :
Supervisor :
Skilled Operator :
Un skilled labours :
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in a year and there will be no any extra manpower required for quarrying andother associated job.
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CHAPTER-7
USE Or. MINERAL
No any additional changes proposed . The dolomite will besold in various steel plant , calcination plant , detergent plant . During theperiod of quarry plan 1,18,050 tonnes of dolomite per year produced fromthis mine and sold in steel plants of near by Raigarh and t'hole ChhattisgarhState . The present chemical analysis of dolomite is as follows :
CaO 29.30 a/.
MgO 19.7a Yo
SiO: 05.56 %( See Annexure VI )
Chanqes in the speciflcation . if anv . imposed bv the user industriesand /or specifications required in the case of new user industries .ifany. to be given :
The dolomite of this mine mainly usedpurpose for various use . The required:
CaOMgoSio:
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6.00
in steel plants and calcinationspecification for dolomite is as follows
7o minimum7o maximumYo maximum
The mineral dolomite is not intended for captive useDolomite wiil be sold to the iron and steel , Calcination Plant , glass , andPutty industries situated near by the Raipur, Durg , Rajnandgaon , Champaand Raigarh of Chhattisgarh .
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CHAPTER-8
WASTE DISPOSAL ARRANGEMENTS
Nature of waste:
The excavated materiais in the quarry can be classified
broadly in to two types as saieable doiomite and non saleable soil and
rejects \Mith under size dolomite chips. Physical rejects will be 100 % useable .
During the quarrying plan period generation of soil/overburden estimated
are as follows :
The proposed quarrying site is above ground level and there isthin top soil or overburden found in quarry. Mining waste/reject will be usedfor preparation of mine road'and maintenance oI mine and haul roads.
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1st Year2"d Year3'd Year4rn Yearsth Year
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03,0003,2003,2003.500
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a)Selection of dumping site:
OUARRY PLAN
Practically in there is 1 meter top soil found in quarry lease area,
The generate mine rvaste/reject will be kept separately along the westernlease boundary in 7.5 meters statutory mining limit. The dumping site shownin the Development and Production Plan .
b) Maximum height and spread of dump:
Maximum height of the dump will be not more than 2.5 meters
and spread within quarry lease area at southern part . The extent of dumpingsite required yearly are shown in the Development and Production Plan
bearing Plate No. 6.
c) Stacking of sub-grade materials:
No sub- grade material will be going to generated either in theform of physicai rejects or chemically unsuited for industries, because thestone is homogeneous in nature and all size ( O to 150 mm.) is saleable andused as building material .
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CHAPTER-9
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
Awareness regarding environment impact has assumed a greater
dimension particularly in developed countries. This is evident from the
stringent law in countries.
Open-cast mining operation comprises of various activitiesreiated to transporting, quarrying , blasting and material handling is also
potential source of environmental pollution. We are discussing in thefollowing chapters, potential effect of the mining activities on environment :
Measures of protectiotl ofpollution due to Quarrying
Land use patter!:
environment, especially against air and wat€roPeratio11
The quarry lease area is having flat topography surrounded by\r'aste land and single crop agricultural land The quarry lease area ispartially covered with dolomite There is no other activity in the areaexcepting proposed quarrying operation and the surrounding area is mostlyat present barren . The surrounding area is mostly private land, occupiedby private individual of Katangpali village . Inquarry lease area as u'ell as insurrounding area there is no sufflcient cover of soil so that agriculturalactivities is being not carried out properly. The quarry lease hrea is a privateown \vaste land of lessee not failing under forest.
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Atticles Land use atthe end of 5
years in Hect.
ForestLand
Agrt.Land
StonywasteLand
Land use atthe erd of 10years ln Hect.
A. Lease AreaB. Quarryirg &allied1. Area under pits 3.857 o.ooo 0.000 o.ooo 3.8.57
2. Area for dumping o.043 o.oo0 o.ooo o.ooo o.043
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Quarrying area : It is a stony land surrounded by single crop agricuituralland and waste land . Rest other area is singie crop agricultural land.
HuEan Settlement:
Sl. No. Name of village Distance(km) DirectionKatangpali 1.00 NE
a small dolomite surrounded bywill be no removal of overburderr
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0.000 o.ooo 0.000 0.000 o.ooo
5. Plantation 0.857 0.000 o.ooo o.ooo 0.8576. Storase of Mineral o.ooo o.ooo o.ooo o.oo0 o.ooo7. Storase ol llnes 0.000 o.ooo 0.000 0.000 0.0o08. Crushins unit 0.012 o.oo0 0.000 0.000 o.ot29. Unused area o.028 0.000 0.ooo o.ooo 0.028
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and dolomite production. So there rvill be some change in the land usepattern but it will give better job opportunity to local people .
(ii) Aesthetic Environment : The quarrying activities in quarry lease area
already in progress after the grant of lease. In quarry lease area it is proposed
to dump the waste in systematic manner near the southern lease boundary.Reclamation will be started after attaining the ma-ximum thickness ofdolomite , r.hich is economically viable .Any unsystematic dumping as \'!'e11 as
opening of pit will be avoided , so that mining activity does not violate theaesthetic sense of environment .
(iii) Soil and Land Use Pattern : The quarry lease area is a private land ofowner having no vegetation and not suitable for agricultural purpose at anycost . The area is predominantly not covered with soil . There u'ill be change
in lhe land use pattern afler lhe mining aclivities .
(iv) Aqriculture : The quarry lease area is private o\r'n land and due to stonyarea not suitable for agdculture. So at present there is no agriculturalactivities in the area. The surrounding area is also the same.
(v) Forest : The lease area does not falling under the purview of Iorest . It isnon forest land .
(vi) Vegetation :The lease area at present is devoid of any vegetation due tostony land.
(vii) Public Buildinq . Places and Monuments : There is no. public building
,places or monuments of any importance nearby , which ivill be affected dueto this mining operation in Iuture. f_-'*.*__
IAPPROVEDIAir Envirolment : %
The proposed quarrying operation is small in nature , so there $,i11
not be any deployment of very large machinery or blasting u,hich will createdust or air pollution. The proposed quarrying operation will be of semi.rnechanised and small scale, the only adverse impact v'ill be of increase inSPM which will be generated during the time of transportation.
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source of Air Pollution:
The proposed mining operation will be of semi mechanised and small scale ,
the only adverse impact rl.ill be of increase in SPM which will be generatedduring the time of transportation
Mitigation measures
ln order to ascertain the quality of air in and around the lease applied areaambient air quality will be monitored at different stations. The samples willbe collected and analysed for SPM, RPM , SOz and NO, In order tomaintain the quality of air belou, permissible limit sprinkling of *,ater wilibe done regularly at all the points of operation where air rvill be likely tobe affected. The nearest village q'ill is located at a distance of 1.00km. fromthe quarry and unlikely to be aflected .
Water Environment:
At present there is no $,ater source which is passing through the quarry leasearea. As the lease area is in small flat ground and far above the ground level.So there is no chances water accumulation q,hich start contamination ofsurface water. During the rainy season also no $'ater will accumulated inworking pit.
Likely iEpact of mining on water table :
Ground water will encounter 25 meters below the general ground level185 m.RL. As the proposed lrorking will be much above general ground$,ate. table , so not going to encounter with ground water table , so therewill be no effect on the ground water of the area.
Details of modification/diversiol of aatural drainage systeE/Obstruction ofwater channels ard measures taken
No nala or lvater course passing through the quarry lease area ornearby, so no need of modihcation/ diversion of natural drainage system/Obstruction of water channels.
Measures taken for mirimizins siltins and co*FFliiffi$ffiTr
There are few small water courses found in the surrounding of leasearea but they are 100 km. away. The siltation of these water courses cannotbe ruled out entirely . Hou'ever all precautions wili be taken to avoid thesiltation of water courses due to suriace mining area . The water comes dueto rain rvill settled in a pond like tank and only filtered water will dischargesu,hil N4inJt ' , l'\ {r"Prop. M/s Harsh Minemls 37 +.I+.JohnL R.u.p.
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into the adjoining area . No adverse effect due to such small scale of miningon water regime as there is no any kind of elfluent discharge from the quarry.
Requirement of water for quarryiEg operations
Domestic 1000 litresPlantation - 50O litresSprinkling -1000 litres during dry season
Source of water
Source Bore-$.ell .
Noise & Vibration:
The proposed method of mining is semi-mechanised in nature. Occasionalblasting proposed for production mainly rock breaker wiil be used. The noise*,i11 be created in the area due to running t.actors or tippers. The noise levelmay not exceed the level of 75 d(B) A No proposal iegular of blasting soground vibration will be nil. So there $'i11 not be any remarkable impact dueto this mining operation on noise pollution .
Storage of explosive (like capacity and typ€ of explosive magazine)
No proposal of regular blasting , so not applicable if required contractor willbe appointed so no need of storage at mine site .
Human Environment:
Due to this proposed quarrying activities, possibility olmigration of labour from the surrounding areas. For this reason there u,ill beincrease in human settlement of the area . Due to increased revenue earningin the area there will be development of infrastructure facilities such aitransport, road , housing, schooling as *'e11 as hospital etc. '
Social Irfrastructure : The local inhabitant are predominantly dependenton agriculture for their live hood. Paddy , Soya bean , Grams , puises are themain crops of this area . At present there is no much activities acceptingagricultural activity in this village. The quarrying operation will providiemployment for the local people. It will improve the living condition of thelocal very poor people . There will be more employment in the area. The socioeconomic impact due to mining activiq' in the region *'i11 be positive.
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Reclamation of mined out area is the most important activity ofEMP. As a result of mining operation the original ground profile $.i11 bealtered. The applied area is not fully covered with soil and murrum andtopography of the area is flat. Reclamation activity will be commenced onlyafter attaining the optimum thickness of dolomite , which is economicallyviable , has been extracted. Prior to that whatsoever waste generated, u'ill bestacked along the western lease boundary, so that it can be used forreclamation purpose only.
Stabilization and vegetation of dumps:
As the dump area almost flat and dump height will also be less,it is proposed to be stabilized by compaction and grass plantation over thedump so that spillage of dump does not occur in the surroundings until thereclamation .
Sewerage system :
It is a small mining operation and the and total $.orker $.i11 benot more than 25 , so 2 toilets and 2 bathrooms are sufficient . therefore noneed of sewage system septic tank system is sulficient .
Environmental monitoring:Monitoring will be done as per the guideline of MoEF. An
environment monitoring celi is proposed to be created at mine level. TheMines Manager u,ill be the head of this cell, that will be assisted by theenvironment officer , supervisor and t'orkers.
Risk Management Plan :
FALLS OF SIDES
Flatter slope angles will be adopted where intrusion of loose earth isencountered.Unmanageable heights $.ill not be created.Loose rocks will be properly dressed.Nature and structure of the rocks will be properly studied for theirslips.
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WASTE DUMP SLOPES> Proper slope \a,ill be maintained to avoid rundown of edges and sides of
the dump.> Dumpers will not be taken too close to edges.> Due care will be taken to plan the slope stabiiization by plantation.
STORAGE AND USE OF EXPLOSTVF,S
> No proposal of regular blasting so no need of storage of explosives .
WATER
> Unnecessary run off of rlater !!'ill be avoided.> Due care will be taken to provide retaining wall & garland drain around
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MEASURES TO BE TAKEN FOR RECLAMATION OF LAND
Mired out land
Reclamation of mined out area is the most important activity ofEMP. As a result of quarrying operation the original ground profile will bealtered. The qua.ry lease area is having 1.0 meter thick soil cover soil andtopography of the area is flat . Reclamation activity will be commenced onlyafter attaining the optimum thickness of dolomite, u'hich is economicallyviable. Prior to that whatsoever overburden wasie generated, will be stackedalong the western lease boundary in flat land , so that it can be used forreclamation purpose only .
Storage and Preveation of top soil
Practically there 1s 1.0 meters thick top soi1. The generatedquantity of soil u.iil be 31,800 cubic meters.. So no proposal of stacking oftop soil at mine. A11 the soil will be used for afforestation purpose.
Proposal for reclamation of land affected by quarrying activities duringand at the end of the quarry lease
Reclamation of mined out area is the most important activity ofEMP. As a result of mining operation the original ground profile will bealtered. The lease area is covered by murrum and topography of the area isundulating. Reclamation activif rvill be commenced only after attaining theoptimum thickness of quartz, u'hich is economicaliy viable. Prior to thatwhatsoever mine waste will be used for road preparation and maintenanceand remaining will be stacked along the southern lease boundary , so that itcan be used for reclamation purpose only. The abandoned quarry lease areawill be converted in to a water tank for fishery after levelling the pit f1oor. Thiswill also recharge the water table of surrounding area .
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QUARRY CLOSURI PLAN
Introduction
Quarrying activity by virtue of their nature essentially causesphysical, chemicai, biological and socio-economic changes in thecharacteristics of area . Quarry operations disturb the original land prohle .
In fact some of the important minor minerals such as quartz , dolomite,Quartzite , fireclay other building stone , laterite and sand etc. are mainlyproduced from opencast mine working. The land degradation problemsassociated \a.ith their production is of serious concern .
The Scientihc closure oI mining operation is an issue oI recentdevelopment. Mine closure is an important activity for the surroundingcommunity in general and for quarry site in particular. As per the 1ale 24of CGMMR 20 15, Ior every quarry lease, requires to submit the quarry closureplan to the competent authoriry. Lessee M/s Harsh Minerals grantedquarry lease for dolomite in village - Katangpali , District Raigarh ofChhattisgarh over 4.992 Hects. area and submitting the qua.ry closure planas per the rule to the competent authority. The other details of the quarrylease area are as under :
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proposed for quarry and its allied works andare given :
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A. Lease AreaB. Quarrying &allied1. Area under pits 3.457 0.000 o.ooo 0.000 3.8572. Area for dumping 0.043 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.0433. Area for road 0.195 o.000 o.ooo o.ooo 0.1954. ArFa for 0.000 o.oo0 0.000 0.000 o.oo0
Quarrying operation in general has adverse environmentalimpacts if proper abatement measure are not taken. The magnitude andsignificance of the environmental pollution caused by mining <lepends onrype of mineral , method of mining and benehciation etc. Reclamationand rehabilitation of mined out land are the most important postmining activities. As a result of quarry operation the original giound profilewill be altered. The quarry lease area is not covered wiiir soiil The doiomiteformation is flat. The quarry lease area is a gentle sloping ground. Thereclamation and rehabilitation activity will be commence "only
after theoptimum thickness which is economically viable has been extraCted. It maynot be possible to reclaim the mine out area by backfrlling. Reclamalionoperation will be commenced after attaining the optimum depth ofdolomite.
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5. Plantation 0.857 o.000 o.ooo o.000 0.8576. Storage of Mineral o.ooo o.ooo 0.o00 0.ooo o.ooo7. Storase of fines 0.oo0 o.000 o.ooo 0.000 0.0008. Crushine unit o.o l2 o.ooo 0.o00 o.ooo o.0l 29. Unused area o.028 0.ooo 0.o00 o.ooo 0.028
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Water quality management
A small nala is 50 m. a\r,ay from the lease area in the direction ofeast and Mahanadi River is at a distance 3.5 km. The water table isavailable within 25 meters from the ground level . During the summerwater table goes belolr, 25 meters and in the rainy season it comes within20 meters . This is evident from the nearby well and also informed byvillage ofhcials. The proposed quarrying operation will be mainly semi-mechanised but small scale and does not including any polluting operationon the remarkable scale. There will be no beneficiation process envisaged,only hand sorting proposed, so there is no question arise any to)ricdischarge which contaminate the surface water or ground u,'ater bodies orany other things . Ho$.ever all the precaution will be observed to reducethe chances of contamination of the available u.ater bodies , during themining operation .
Air quality management
The quarry lease area is presently lree from pollution. Lightoccasional blasting proposed for production. Due to small scale miningoperation it will not affect the immediate viciniq, ol the lease area . Themethod of mining is semi mechanised in nature , small and there is no anydeployment of very large machinery, which create dust or air pollution onremarkable scale . The approach road of the proposed lease area will beprepared by murrum and boulders and tar road is passing near to the quarrysite, so no question arise of any pollution due to surface transportation.Per day trips of trucks are limited, say not more than 10 in a day.Therefore no significant impact on the quality of air in the surrounding areawill feared
To preveot air pollution the following corrective steps will be takenduring miniag :
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The quarry lease area is covered by 1 meter thick top soil . Soneed of proper top soil management If some quantity will generate frommine than used for alforestation purpose .
Tailing Dam Managernert :
- No effluent or water etc. will be discharged from the mine .
Therefore no need of tailing dam for such a small mining operation . Desilting tank will be prepared at mine site in place of tailing dam .
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Ilfrastructure : Discussed in details on page no. 8 of this plan.
Mining Machinery : lt is a semi mechanised quarry operation listenclosed in Mining Chapter.
safety and Secudty :
The lessee u'ill follov' all the rule and regulation as perthe provisions ol Director General of Mines Safety lor safety andsecurity in this mine. To prevent access to surface opening or excavatedarea from cattle's and local people , the lessee t'ill made protectivebarbed wire fencing all around the lease boundary having 2 meters heightfrom the 56 year of quarrying operation. The lessee will appoint 2 watchmenfor twenty four hours watch, in the Iease area during the quarry operationand during the temporary discontinuance of mining operation on rainyseason, weekly off or any other off due to festival etc.
Disaster ManagerDeat & Risk AssessEent:
The quarry lease area is small and the proposed miningoperation will be also small in nature . No river or nallah is flowing directvicinity to the lease area . No seismic activities , land slide or flood etc.recorded in this area during the last 5 decade , as informed by thevillage officials . The quarrying operation u-ill not going to the muchdeeper side so chances of land slide , subsidence etc. are completely nil .
Care aod Erainterance during temporary discontinuance:
Mainly the quarry *,i11 be temporarily discontinue during therainy season and then during the time of local festival etc. The applicant willmade protective fencing around the lease boundary and appoint 2 watchmenfor twenry lour hours to watch the quarry lease area.
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STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION OF RTVER COURSE NALAWATER TANK . VILLAGES IMPORTANT MONUMENTS IF ANY
Briefly outline the proposed strategies (iI any) for protection of follo*,ing:
(a) River Courses: Any strate$r for protection to save dver course is notrequired. The nearest river Mahanadi is 3.5 km. away from the quarrylease area.
(b) Nalas: A small nala is passing nearby the area and it is 50 m. away. Aprotective bund with waste material will be prepared in eastern part ofthe lease area. Protective bund will be prepared from piliar 1 to 5 withthe help of soii and u.aste . No other strateg/ for protection to save nalais not required however garland drain and de-silting pit $,i11 be made atsuitable places at mine .
(c) water Tanks : Not required as the area is sulliciently away fromsensitive man made land uses like r.ater tanks, hospitals.
(d) Village / houses / hutments/ agriculture land: The project wiil haveno effect on any qrpe class of vulnerable people and being norequirement of agricultural material during anv phase of project, nowastes will be going to stack for long time The nearest village is 1.5km away.
(e) Important monumelts: There is no important monument within the1O km radius from the lease area.
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ANY OTHER RELEVENT INFORMATION
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' the Quarry Plan and Quarry Closure Plan in respect of Katangpall- Dolomite Ouarrv , Q.L. Area - 4,992 Hects, in village - Katangpall , Tahsil -
Sarangarh , District Raiqarh, Chhattisgarh has been prepared by Recognized' Qualified Person Shri. Ashok Ku. John, whose Registration No. is ROP/.. pcMcc/ 19/2015.
I request the Directorate of GeoloS/ and Mining , Chhattisga-rh to mal<eIufther all the correspondence regarding modification in above Quarrying Plan, with the said recognized person in the following address :
- I hereby undertal<e that , all the modifications so made in- the Quairying Plan by the recognized person to be deemed to have been
with my consent and knowledge and shall be acceptable to me in all respect- respect
- Place: Raigarh
- Date | 2510512016
Add-ress of Lessee :
' M/s Harsh MineralsProp. Sushil Mittal* Nayaganj , It\r'aii Bazar
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- Chha:tisgarh, Pin - 496001
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1. The provisions o{ Mines Act , Rules and Regulations made thereunder havebeen observed in the Quarrying Plan and Quarry Closure Plan of KatangpallDolomlte Quarry , area 4,992 ha. Belongs to Lessee M/s Harsh MineralsProp. Sushll Mlttal and wherever specific permission are required theapplicant will approach the D.G.M.S. Further , standards prescribed byD.c.M.S. in respect of miners health will be strictly implemented
2. In case of any violation pointed out in our mine by the Directorgeneral of Mines Safety, Action will be taken to rectify them within.thereasonable period
3. I also assure you that , every care x'ill be taken to ensure existenceboundary pillars intact and maintained around the lease aiea.
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4. Submission ol Geo-referenced cadastral map will be ensured withinmonths.
Place : RaigarhDate : 25 /OS /2016
Address of Lessee :
M/s Ha-rsh MineralsProp. Sushil MittalNayaganj , Itwari BazarPost&Distt-RaigarhChhattisgarh, Pin 496001
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Certified that the Quarrying Plan and Quarry Closure Plan Have beenprepared in accordance with the guide lines issued by Directorate ofceolosr and Mining , Chhattisgarh. The Quarry Plan and Quarry ClosurePlan $'ill be subjected to change if necessary depending on thedemand pattern of the stone.
Certified that the provision's of Mines Acts, Rules and Regulations madethere- under have been observed in the Quarry Plan and Quarry ClosurePlan nherever specilic permissions are required the applicant will approachto the Director General of Mines Safety
Certified that the provision's of Mineral Conservation and Development asper the CGMM Rules 2015 have been observed in the Quarry Plan and QuarryClosure Plan, wherever specific permissions aJe required , the mine ownerwill approach to the concemed authoities of Directorate of Geolo$r andMining. DCMS for granting permission .
It is also certilied that the inlormationQuarry Closure Plan are tflre to the best
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I.he-norice drilling boreholes in abovels lor your information and ne(.essarv
Thanking you
Enclosed:
1. Form - J
Copy to
Your's Faithfuliy
Cl* i{Jl ,
( Sushil Mittal )Mine Owner
1. Conrroller of Mines I Central Z.one ) lndian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur2. Regional Controller of Mines r NaFp.lf R.si;, I i;;; ;;r'."" i.,'lr rr,ttn.. N"gpu3. Director, Directorare of ceoros., &,\4inin; . S;;;;h.;;;;;] n" . naipu, { c.c. l4. Secretary , Department of Mi.,!ia ng_souices -,
Notice ir this fonn shall be sent tothe concemed authorities withinthe 15 days of the commencementofsinking shafts / boreholes
To,( I ) The Controller General
Indian Bureau of MinesNagpur 440001* (2) The Controller ofMinesIndian Bureau of MinesPin............* ( 3 ) The Regional Controller ofMinesNagpur RegionPin............................
( 4 ) State Go!-t. Concerned.
1. (i)Name ofprospect/mine and mineral *orked / Dolomiteprcspected
\- 2. Name and address of licensee
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L- 3. Location
( i) Topo sheet Number( ii ) Villase( iii ) Taluka( iv ) Distdct( v ) State
M/s Harsh MineralsProp. Sushil MittalNayaganj , Itwari BazarP.O.&Distt-RaigadChhattisharh -.19001
64 0t6KatangpaliSarangarhRaigarhChhattisgarh
4. Number of shafts / boreholes intended to be sunk or extended . .. Boreholes 2 nos.( Attach a plan on a scale not less than 1 cm = 40 metersIndicdting the precise Iocation ofthe shafts / boreholes Location shown in enclosed Map
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5. Purpose for which each ofthe shaffs / boreholes is intended For estimation ofeuantity &to be sunk or extended euality
6. Type ofshaft(s ) contemplated and its / their dimension (s) N.A.7. Type ofd ll used and size ofcore to be obtained Calyx drill with diamond bit, 4
inches diameters8. Intended depth up-to which shafl / boreholes is to be extended 30 meters each
9. Ifthe shaff /borehole commence from the underground the ...........N.A.. .
Depth ofthe level at which the shaft / borehole is sun]< .
10. Name and qualification ofthe geologist or miniDg Shri. Nilesh Malviya , M.Sc Geologl,engineer in charge ofthe opention
To : M/s Harsh Minerals.Prop. Shri Sushil N1ittal,Naya Ganj, Itu,ari bazaar.P.O. & Districl-Raigath (Chhattisgarh) 496 00l.
Subject :Approval of Ntodificaiioils in Approicd l,ilining PlnE alo.g '\ith I'ro$cssivc N'line
Closurc PIan, submitted under Rule 10(1) of Mineral Consen'ation & DevelopmentRules.I 988. in respect of your Katangpali dolomite Mine. over an arca of 4.992 hect.localed ar !illage Karangpali. in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh State.
Ref: l) Your ltQP's letter no. Nil. dared 01/12i2010;21t0)201 I & 10,103i2011.
In exercise oithe powers delegated to me uDder Rule l0(2) ol mineral Conservation &Developmenr Ruiles-l988. Vide Gazettc Notificatior No. T 430101CCBM/88 daled 2714/89. Ihcrcb) approve the above said mining plan. This approval is subjcct to the follo$lng corlditioisirl additioi lo tlre conditions imposed rvhile approving the previous Mining Plan vide lettcr no.
RCiHiDOt./N1PLN- I 040,NGP dated 26/0.512009: -
1) This approlal of Modification in the apploved i\,lining Plan is approved lr'ithout prejudice to an)'other laws applicable to the mine,/area fiorn tilnc to tilne u'hcther made by the Cerlhal Go\,|.. State
Govt. or any other autho ty.
2) It rs clarlficd that lhis ilpproval oi the modilication in above said Mining Plan does not in an)rvay irnply the approlal of thc Govenment in tems of any other provisions of lhe l\lines &i\4inerals (Derelopnent & Regularion) Act, 19-57 or the Mineral Concession Rules. 1960 or an,v
other laws including Forcst (ConseNation) Act. 1980. Environnrent Prolcctiol A.ct. 1986 and therl]les mede there under.
3) It is fufther clarified thal this appmval ofthe modification in the approved Mining Plan is
subject to the provisions of Foresi (Consen'ation) Acl 1980, Forest Conse$,ation Rules '1981 and
other relevant statutes, order and guidelines ds may be applicable to the lease area trom time 10
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4) The approval ofmodification in &e above said Miring Pian is approred without prejudice ro anyother order or dircction from any court of competent jurisdiction.
5) The provisions ofthe Mines Act, 1952 and Rules and Regulations made there under includingsubmissioi of rotice of openiig. appoifimcnt of manager and other statutory oflicials as requjredby the lvlines Acl, 1952 shall be complied with.
6) The execution of the said Mining Plan shalJ
orders/notices. if all].of prohibitorl'
Contd. -2
be subiected to vacations
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7r lfan\thins found to be concealed as reqllired b) the Mines -/\ct in the contents ofthe above said
.i.1"*'oi*7"a the proposal for rectitication has not been made' the approval shall be deemed lo
have been withdraBn u'ith inlmediate efiect'
Rr The financial assurance submltteLl b-v you tbr Rs.1,00,0001 is valid upto 31/03i2014 and
,r'. iLl"c,.ob,i ft ' "ifa upto i l /01 2014' Nexi financial Assumnce shall be submitted on or belore
31/03/2014.
9) Yearl-v report as required undet Rule 23E(2) of MCDR'1988' setting fofih the extent ol
"1",".ii"" ""i reirabilrarir.c works carried out as envisaged in the approved Progressive Minc
llai"*'pr". ""i-iiih.r. i,
"n1 de\iation, reasons thereof shall be subnifted before I st July ol
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