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State level Environment

Impact Assessment Authority

Ward No,23 H.No.-285 Near Mission School BhopalGanj

Bhilwara

OF

VILLAGE PARANA(BUDHPURA) SAND STONE MINING PROJECT ML. NO. 246/89 DIST –

BUNDI

FOR

ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARENCE

Lease Area =2.00 Hect.

Category of project =B-1

Capacity = 15355 Mt./P.a.

Period of study =August 2015

Name of the project proponent =M/s Mahalaxmi Stone Suppliers

Authorized Power of Attorney Holder =Manish Agarwal

Address = R/o- H.No.- 285

Near Mission School

BhopalGanj ,Dist-Bhilwara

.

District = Bhilwara

State = Rajasthan

E mail Address = rpksharma @gmail.com

Mobile No. = +919829074770

The Mining Project for Mineral Sand Stone Mine of ML. No.- 246/89 Near

Village- Parana (BudhPura), Tehsil –Bundi, District –Bundi, State –Rajasthan .The

lease have granted in favor of Shri Lal Chand Yogi S/o Shri Radhey Shyam Yogi

R/o- 25967, Teli Pada Choda Rasta ,Dist.- Jaipur (Raj.). Vide order no kha.A

/Bundi II/ M.L. No. 246/89/1289 On Dated 5/3/1991 ,The lease was registered on

Dated 15/3/1991 to 10 Years .

The Mining Lease was transferred in favor Of M/s MahaLaxmi Stone Suppliers

R/o – Ward No.23 ,H.No. 285 Near Mission School ,BhopalGanj ,Tehsil and

District- Bhilwara (Raj.) Vide order No. Kha A /Bundi II /CC-III/M.L. No.

246/89/4300 On dated 8/7/98.

The Mining Lease Period was extended for 20 Years15/3/1991 to 14/3/2011 vide

order No. 7468 on dated 9./8/2001.

The Mining lease period was again extended for 30 years .(15/3/1991 to

14/3/2021) vide order no. Kha A /Bundi II /CC-I/M.L. No. 246/89/4873 On dated

12/9/2011

“The Mining Project for Mineral Sand Stone mine Ml. No. 246/89”

1.2 Salient features of the Project

Project Name Village Parana(BudhPura) Sand stone Mining Project

ML.NO.246/89

Location of the mine Village- Parana (Budhpura)

Tehsil -Bundi

District -Bundi

State –Rajasthan

Latitude Marked Location in Satellite Map .kml file attached

Longitude

Topo sheet no. 45-O/8

Minerals of mine Sand..Stone

Total Mine able

reserve

125786.7 MT

Proposed production

of Mine’s

Open cast mechanized

No. of working days 300

Water demand Total water requirement is about 4.2 KLD = 1.6 KLD

(Drinking and domestic uses )+ 1.4 KLD (plantation )

+ 1.2 KLD (dust suppression )

Sources of water Water requirement shall be met from nearby sources

Man power 21

Nearest railway station Kota

Nearest state highway NH 76

Seismic zone Zone II

Mining method – Open cast mechanized Mining method

Project cost - 40 lacs

Production – 15355 MT/P.A.

The land use pattern around Parana is Govt. Land

2.1 Identification of the Project and Project Proponent

The Mining Project for Mineral Sand Stone Mine of ML. No.- 246/89 Near

Village- Parana (BudhPura), Tehsil –Bundi, District –Bundi, State –Rajasthan .The

lease have granted in favor of Shri LalChand Yogi S/o Shri Radhey Shyam Yogi

R/o- 25967, Teli Pada Choda Rasta ,Dist.- Jaipur (Raj.). Vide order no kha.A

/Bundi II/ M.L. No. 246/89/1289 On Dated 5/3/1991 ,The lease was registered on

Dated 15/3/1991 to 10 Years .

The Mining Lease was transferred in favor Of M/s MahaLaxmi Stone Suppliers

R/o – Ward No.23 ,H.No. 285 Near Mission School ,BhopalGanj ,Tehsil and

District- Bhilwara (Raj.) Vide order No. Kha A /Bundi II /CC-III/M.L. No.

246/89/4300 On dated 8/7/98.

The Mining Lease Period was extended for 20 Years15/3/1991 to 14/3/2011 vide

order No. 7468 on dated 9./8/2001.

The Mining lease period was again extended for 30 years .(15/3/1991 to

14/3/2021) vide order no. Kha A /Bundi II /CC-I/M.L. No. 246/89/4873 On dated

12/9/2011

2.2 Brief information about project

The project has been proposed for mining of 15355 MT/P.A. of sand stone by

open cast mechanized method .The Ml area is 2.00 hect . .Water requirement of the

proposed project for drinking use, dust suppression and other use will be 4.2 KLD,

which will be taken from nearby source.

2.3 Need for the project and importance to the contrary or Region

The mining project falls in the Bundi district of Rajasthan ,the area is derived of

industrial growth the earning source of the area are limited .Most of the people are

dependent on agriculture only .Mineral health of the state Rajasthan Provide the

employment opportunity to the people of state as well as region also .Mining is the

one of the major core sector industries which play a crucial role in the process of

contrary economic development .The mineral Sand stone find extensive use in the

construction and infrastructure works . The basic objective of works is the

effective utilization of material in the contrary region .Sand stone in the world

Most commonly used material construction of road ,railway track construction etc.

Sand stone will help in the economic growth of the Country or Region.

2.4 Demand Supply Gap

There is a large demand of sand stone for roads, railway tracks, buildings

construction etc.

2.5 Imports vs Indigenous Production

Development needs will be met only through indigenous produced Minerals

against the high cost of imported materials.

2.6 Export possibility

There is no proposal to export the minerals however mineral produced from the

Mine full fill the needs of the region and surplus if any, will be considered for

export.

Domestic /Export market

Domestic market -

Mineral excavated will be used for domestic consumption.

Export market

The proposed mining activity is for indigenous consumption only there is no

proposal for export

2.7 Employments Generation

The proposed Mining activity will provide employment to workers .The workers

will be hired mostly from the Nearby Villages.

3.1 Project description

3.2 Type of the project including interlinked and inter dependent Project if

any

It is a open cast mechanized Mining Project over an area of 2.00 Hect . With a

proposed production is 15355 MT /P.A. of Sand Stone .This is an independent

project and there are no interlinked project belong

3.3 Location

The location of the proposed site area details given below

Village and

tehsil

District and

state

Topo sheet

no.

Area Ownership

category

Lease

period

Parana and

Bundi

Bundi and

Rajasthan

45-O/8 2.0 hect . Govt land 30 Years

3.4 Details of Alternative sites

Mining is the site specific so no alternative site is proposed.

3.5 Size or magnitude of operation

The ML area has been granted over an area of 2.00 hect . During five year total

production of sand stone shall be approximately 15355 MT./PA The average no of

working days in the year would be 300

3.6 Regional geology

Geologically the District consists of diverse rocks types belong to the oldest

arches and temper pics of Mumbai super group and middle to upper protozoan

sedimentary of Vindhyan super group NE-SW part of the district is exposed by the

rocks type belonging to Mumbai super group and the remaining part of rock types

Vindhyan super group exists .Modified and generalized lithographic sequence after

G>S.I. (2000) is given below

Lithographic sequence of Bundi District –

Super group Recent

to sub recent

VINDHYAM

SUPER GROUP

Group Bhandar Formation/Lithology

/soil/Alluvium

Dholpur (upper bhandar shell .Balwan

Upper bhandar Lime stone.

Maihar (Upper Bhandar ) sand stone .

Sirbhu Shale with silt stone. sand

stone

grit and stromatolitic lime stone .

Lower Bhandar (Bundi Hill sand

stone

with lower shale Middle sand stone

,Upper shale Upper sand stone

samaria

shale , lower bhandar ( lakhari ) Lime

stone Ganugarh shale

REWA Govind garh (Upper rewa) Sand stone

jhiri shale, Inder Garh (upper Rewa

Sand Stone Panna shale

Kaimur

Akoda Mahadev Kaimur Sand Stone

,Badanpur congelemerate Granite and

Dolerite, Bhadeshar shale state

Bhilwara Super

Group ( 2500

Years)

Hindoli Group Phylite /Quartzite /Dolonite/Lime

stone

The rocks of Hindoli Group of Bundi super group has occurred NE-NW part of

District and extends from Village Hindoli and Khinya in the west of Village Dabi

in east intrusive like granite and dolente are export near Village Basani ,Deva ka

Khera and Odhunda of Hindoli tehsil of Bundi district .General trends of rocks in

N-40 E with 60 NW dip.

Vindhyan sedimentary sequences have occupied north eastern to south part of

district these are grouped are upper Vindhyan super group and separated from

Mumbai super group by a major revenue faulty known as great boundary fault .

All the three Kaimur Rewa and Bhandar group with their formation and are well

exposed in the area

Rocks of Kaimur Group Occur as out liar on the NW of great boundary fault in the

Bundi District Indergarh area

Rewa group comprises Panna shale’s Indergarh (Lower rewa sand stone ,jhiri shale

and Govind Garh sand stone formation ,Panna shale and Indergarh sand stone are

exposed SW of Indergarh extending up to 5 km jhiri shale and Govind Garh shale

area persistent and both occur together in between Tara Garh fort of Bundi district

and Indergarh for about 72 kms.

Lakhari lime stone of bhandar group occurs in between grayish grey scaria shale

above and reddish known ganurgarh shale below and marked by informational

conglomerate and breccia at the base and extends intermittently for about 80 kms

in 1-2 kms wide belt up to indegarh semaria shale is over lain by Aravalli hill sand

stone Bundi hill sand stone onatitude the aravali hill aand mostly in the southern

part of district .The the sirbhu shale is conformably underlain by the aravali hill

sand stone and over lain by mailer sand stone oaring in eastern ,southern and

western part of district ,The Lime stone siirbhu shale is generally continued in

lower and middle part of birbhu shale .The Lime stone in lower part the siliceous

and dolomitic in nature ,whereas upper lime stone is stamolitic and siliceous grade

.Maihar sand stone occurs only in the hill on the east of lakhari Balwan lime stone

occurs conformably above the mailer sand stone and is exposed near kamaleswar

mahadev and also in chakam river section .Its lower part is greyish ferruginous

,Erinaceous and cherty in nature whereas upper horizon is pinkish and stromatolitic

innature Dholpur shale conformably over lies the Balwan lime stone and exposed

near Daulatpura , Narayan pura and asandalnala .IT is pinkish ,purple reddish and

brown in color ,thinly bedded and horizontal .Quaternary sediment representing

scree talus Aeolian and alluvium .Alluvium is Occupying the large part of district

where cost of the part is under cultivations .

Mineral resources

The most important mineral resources of Bundi district are lime stone and

sandstone .The lime stone deposit provide one of the oldest cement plant of state

lakhari ..However Most of the deposit are marginal cement grade and also fall in

the forest .Other minerals include silica assn. , iron ore , clay ,barites ,red ochre

,marble ,granite ,slate stone etc.

Local geology

The local geology succession for the area may be summarized as below –

Recent Group Formation Lithology

Vindhyan group BHANDAR

GROUP

Lower bhandar

sand stone

formation

Upper sand stone

3.7 Project description with process details

3.7.1 Proposed Method of Mining

The Mining lease area shall be developed by open cast mining .The mining shall be

started from the existing pits .The Sand Stone is laying on the sub surface therefore

open cast mining has been the obvious chance choice

Bench Para Meter shall be 1. Height – 1m-3 m

2. Width – more than 1m-3 m.

Year Rom in tons M3

tones

Sub grade

in M 3

tones

Waste in M3 tonnes

I 4236 1993 1763

II 4768 1509 1669

III 6596.5 3106.5 2744

IV 12790 6403.5 5484.5

V 15355 7420 6471

Total 43745.5 20432 18131.5

3.8 Raw Materials required along with estimated quantity, likely source

marketing

Area of final product mode of transport of raw materials and finished

products

No raw materials will be required for production of proposed materials. The mine

should be collected and dispatch to various industries through trucks.

3.9 Resource optimization /Recycling and reuse

Not envisaged

Availability of water its source, Energy /Power requirement and source.

3.9.1Water requirement

Total water requirement is about 4.2 KLD = 1.6 KLD (Drinking and domestic uses

)+ 1.4 KLD (plantation) + 1.2 KLD (dust suppression and plantation will be

collected from nearby villages.

3.10 Power

Electric power line supply near the mining lease site .It is proposed connected the

mine with sup-ly connection.

3.1 1Quantity of waste to be generated (Liquid and solid) and scheme for their

management /Disposal.

3.11. Solid waste and its disposal

NO solid waste will be generated .Top soil collected will be used for plantation at

the end of lease period .

3.11.2 Liquid effluent

Not applicable

4.0 Site analysis

4.1 Connectivity

The Mining lease area is situated near Village- Parana, Tehsil –Bundi, District.–

Bundi , State- Rajasthan

,the shortest distance from Parana to Sand Stone mines

4.2 Land form land use and land owner ship

Land use pattern Near village land type Total Area

No Forest Land Parana Govt. land 2.00 Hect.

The ML area is as per revenue details is Govt. Land

4.3 Topography

The area falls in G.T. sheet no 45 -O/12.the height RL is 499.5 Mrl with

respect to the bench mark pillar 499.5 (Mrl) area mainly consist of sand stone

.

4.4 Existing land use pattern

Sand stone and soil are mostly occupying the mining lease area .The surface

texture varies from rugged terrain of debris and mild gradient terrain covered by

bushes .There is no agriculture land exist in the area .

4.5 Existing Infrastructure

NO existing infrastructure in existing ML area

4.6 Soil classification

Average 1M cover has been considered as soil.

4.7 Climate data from secondary sources

The climate of the area is dry with extreme temperature variation i.e. in summer as

high as 25 to 47 C where as in winter it lowers 2 to 30 c or even less . Most of the

rain falls during the period July to September .Maximum end minimum rain fall

varies (565 -200) mm

4.8 social infrastructures available

1) The ML area is not having fasciitis by power line

2. The ground water table is 40- 50 m from the surface.

3. The state transport buses area available up to village and mine site.

4. The nearest Railway station applicable is kota about 40 km

5. Mobile facility is available at village Parana

7. No national park /sanctuary falls with on 10 kms of the ML area .

5.0 Planning Brief

5.1 Planning concept

The ML for sand stone will be deployed by open cast mechanized mining method.

The mineral is exposed to the surface therefore open cast mining has been

proposed .Drilling will be carried out only of any big hard rock is encountered.

Water diversion channel shall be made along the periphery of the working pit .so

water will not be accumulated in the pits in quality .The mineral produced from the

pit will be bought at a spot outside the pit and then loaded in to the trucks and

dumpers by excavator from onwards transportation .

5.2 Land use and planning

At the end of life of mine some area will be resorted by plantation .mining will be

done after having 7.5 mm barrier zone from the boundary of ML area .

5.3 Assessment of infrastructure demand (physical and social)

On the basis of the primary site visit, the infrastructure demand in the village was

assessed on the basis of need and priority.

The health infrastructure of the study was require improvement .The lack of

medical facility needs improvement .Medical facilities will be provided by mine

owner during mining .

5.4 Amenities /Facilities

Work shop

For the maintenance of vehicles it is proposed to establish a work shop near by the

mining site welding, puncture etc..

Power supply

Electric power supply line exists near the mining lease site .It is proposed to

connect the mine with supply connection.

Water supply

A tractor mounted tanker is proposed for supply of water to mining work .spraying

water the plant and drinking purposes.

First Aid

A first aid facility is proposed at mines office

Rest shelter

Rest shelter is proposed near mine site .

5.4.1 Budget for facility to laborers

SL.

No.

Schemes Cost in rupees

1 Drinking water facility 10000

2 Shelter and sanitation

facility

10000

3 Health facility 15000

4. Fuel for cooking ` 15000

Total` 50000

5.5 Industrial area (Processing Area)

No infrastructure is proposed.

5.6 Residential area (Non processing Area)

As local workers from nearby areas will be engaged for mining activity, no

residential area/housing is proposed.

6.0 Green Belt

Total area of green belt would be 33 % out of lease area .It is proposed to plant 20

plants per year in ML and surrounding area.

Program for plantation

The plantation should be done at the following places –

At the boundary of ML area.

Both site of transportation road

6.1 Social Infrastructure

The lease shall spend 2% of profit for the development of area i.e. treatment of

poor, school and other social work.

6.2 Budgets for Environmental Social Responsibility (ESR)

The Applicant shall spend 2% of profit for the development of area i.e. treatment

of poor, school and other social work.

Budget of Environment Social Responsibility for ESR per year

Sl.

No.

Activity ESR in

Rs.

1 ` Provide drinking water facility in surrounding villages

and school by hand pump /dug well .water tank or

funds for ambulance

10000``

2 Heath camp and free medicine 10000

3 Clothes distribution to poor villagers 15000`

4 Educational support poor students specially girls 10000

5 Ladies toilet 10000

Total 55000`

6.3 Sewerage system

Domestic waste water will be treated in to septic tank followed by soak pit

6.4 Industrial waste management

Not applicable

6.5 Solid Waste management

The waste over burden in the area is only soil, which will mine not separately and

will be preserved for reuse in plantation.

6.6 Generation of top soil

No top soil will be generated the mineral is exposed to surface.

6.7 Power requirement and supply source

The electric facility is available not at ML area .it is proposed to connect the

applied Ml area with the power supply connection from nearby villages only diesel

equipment will be used

6.8 Environmental Management plan

The Environmental Management plan consists of the set of mitigation,

management monitoring and institutional measures to be taken during the

implementation and operation of the project, to eliminate adverse environmental

impact or reduce them to acceptable label. The present environmental management

plan address the components of environment which are likely to be affected by

different operations in the mine area,.

SL

.No.

Measures Cost (in RS)

1 Pollution control

Dust suppression

10000

2 Pollution Monitoring

I .Air Pollution

II. water pollution

10000

10000

3 Green Belt 10000

4 Reclamation of mined out area 10000

Total 50000

As no personal area expected to be migrated due to mining in the Ml area and

adjoining area is also having a good mineral potential .The rehabilitation of the

employees is not going to problem .The workers and other staff can get job in

neighboring areas after the end of life of mine .the lessee shall also try for the

employment of workers.

8.1 Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion

No construction activity are proposed .The mining activity will commence only

after receiving environmental clearance and other statuary clearance.

8.2 Estimated project cost along with analysis in terms of economic validity of

the project.

Estimated project cost is Rs 40 lakh .The lease has all the mining equipment used

for scientific mining .The Mine is ecofriendly .Economically the ore is minable as

compared to over burden thick ness

ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS)

The proposed mining will bring economic benefits to the state by the way of

royalty for mineral and to the local people by way of direct and secondary

employment opportunities .Proposed minerals are used for variety of structural and

decorative purpose .The material is in high demand at the local market to real

estate industry .

The project will be bring about socio-economic improvement of the area and will

prove beneficial to the area.