progressive mine closure plan of kathara kothar...

Prepared by : M/s. Balram Singh Associates Pvt. Ltd., Maihar (M.P.)Regd No. _ RQP/JBP/ 105/2003/B

Scheme of Mining of KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE & BAUXITE MINE ofShri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal, Satna (M.P.)

Prepared by :Balram Singh Associates Pvt. Ltd.

RQP/JBP/105/2003/BValid upto - 14.09.2013

Chopra Colony, P.O.- MaiharDistt.- Satna (M.P.) Pin : 485771

Phone No. : (07674) 232473, Mob - 09425185701e-mail : [email protected]

SCHEME OF MINING &PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN OF

KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE & BAUXITE MINE

M. L. Area - 0.97 Hects.M. L. Area in Forest - Nil

Total M. L. Area - 0.97 Hects.

In Village - Kathara KotharTehsil - Raghuraj Nagar, District- Satna

State - Madhya Pradesh

For the Mineral - Laterite and Bauxite Proposal Period - 2010-11 to 2014-15

Category of Mine - Very Small ‘B’ Category

Submited toIndian Bureau of Mines

Under Rule 12(3) of M.C.D.R., 1988 andUnder Rule 23 B of M.C.D.R., 1988

LesseeShri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal

P.O. - JaitwaraDistt.- Satna (M.P.)

Satna (M.P.)Pin Code - 485221

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CERTIFICATE

(I) CERTIFIED THAT THE PROVISIONS OF MINES ACT. RULES & REGULATIONS MADE

THERE UNDER HAVE BEEN OBSERVED IN THE SCHEME OF MINING AND

WHEREVER SPECIFIC PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED, THE APPLICANT WILL

APPROACH THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF MINES SAFETY.

(II) THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE PROVISIONS OF MINERAL CONSERVATION AND

DEVELOPMENT RULES - 1988 HAVE BEEN OBSERVED IN THE SCHEME OF MINING

OF KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE & BAUXITE MINE FOR AN AREA OF 0.97 HECTS.

IN VILL- KATHARA KOTHAR, TEHSIL -RAGHURAJ NAGAR, DISTT. -SATNA, STATE -

M.P. APPLIED BY SHRI RAJENDRA KUMAR AGRAWAL, AND WHEREEVER

SPECIFIC PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED THE APPLICANT WILL APPROACH THE

CONCERNED AUTHORITIES OF INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES FOR GRANTING THE

PERMISSION.

(III) IT IS ALSO CERTIFIED THAT THE INFORMATIONS FURNISHED IN THE ABOVE

SCHEME OF MINING ARE TRUE & CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE.

SIGNATURE OF RQP

for : Balram Singh Associates Pvt. Ltd.Regd. No. - RQP/JBP/105/2003/B

Sanjay k. SinghAuthorised signatory

Key person :-

R.C. Bansal(Min.Engg.)

Place : Maihar

Date : 12.03.2011

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CONSENT LETTER FROM APPLICANT

This Scheme of Mining in respect of KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE &

BAUXITE MINE , Area - 0.97 Hects., Mineral - Laterite and Bauxite, Village -Kathara

Kothar, Tehsil -Raghuraj Nagar, Distt.: Satna (M.P.) regarding Mining lease under

Rule - 12 of M.C.D.R. 1988 has been prepared by M/s. Balram Singh

Associates Pvt. Ltd. Regd. No.- RQP/JBP/105/03/B. I request Deputy

Controller of Mines, I.B.M. Jabalpur to make further correspondence regarding

modification of the Scheme of Mining with the said recognised person on their

following address :

Balram Singh Associates Pvt. Ltd.Regd. No. : RQP/JBP/105/2003/B

Chopra Colony, P.O.- MaiharDistt. : Satna (M.P.) Pin : 485771

Phone : (07674) [email protected]

I hereby under take that all the modifications so made in

the Scheme of Mining by the recognised person may be deemed to have been

made with my knowledge & consent & shall be acceptable to me and binding on

me in all respects. I have understood the contents of the Scheme of Mining and

agree to implement the same.

SIGNATURE OF THE APPLICANT

Rajendra Kumar AgrawalLessee

PLACE : SATNA

DATE : 30.12.2010

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CERTIFICATE

The provisions of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made

thereunder have been observed in the Scheme of Mining of

KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE & BAUXITE MINE of Shri

Rajendra Kumar Agrawal, Satna and where specific permissions are

required, the applicant will approach the D.G.M.S. Further, standards

prescribed by DGMS in respect of Miners health will be strictly

implemented.

Signature of Applicant


PLACE : SATNA

DATE : 30.12.2010

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that said Closure Plan complies all Statutory Rules,

Regulations and orders made by the Central or State Government, Statutory

organizations, Courts etc. have been taken into considerations and wherever any

specific permission is required the lessee will approach the concerned authorities.

UNDERTAKING

All the measures proposed in this Closure Plan will be implemented in a

time bound manner as proposed.

Boundary Pillars Undertaking

Lease boundary points as indicated on the surface plan are marked in the field

and the precise lease area forms the basis for preparation of this Scheme of Mining

The boundary pillars erected on these points shall be maintained in good shape

and condition through out the subsistence of lease as per provisions under rule 33 of MCR,

1960 and item No. 2 part-VII of form K of MCR, 1960.

Signature of the Owner


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PLACE : SATNA

DATE 30.12.2010



Review of Mining plan

Exploration & Reserve

Mining

Disposal of mine waste and seperate stacking of sub-grade

Minerals

Use of Minerals

Employment potential

Environment Management Plan

Conceptual Plan

Any other relevant information

Progressive Mine Closure Plan

List of Annexures

Supplementary Agreement

Chemical Analysis report

RQP Certificate

Photographs

Photo ID and Address Proof

Undertaking

Bank Guarantee

CONTENTS

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LIST OF PLAN AND SECTION

(1) KEY PLAN - PLATE - 1

(2) LEASE MAP - PLATE - 2

(3) LOCATION PLAN - PLATE - 3

(4) SURFACE PLAN - PLATE - 4(i & ii)

(5) SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN - PLATE - 5

(6) SURFACE GEOLOGICAL SECTION - PLATE - 6

(7) 5 YEAR DEVELOPMENT/PRODUCTION - PLATE - 7

PLAN

(8) ENVIRONMENT PLAN - PLATE - 8

(9) CONCEPTUAL PLAN & SECTION - PLATE - 9

(10) PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN - PLATE - 10

(11) ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN - PLATE - 11



SCHEME OF MININGOF

KATHARA KOTHAR LATERITE & BAUXITE MINELessee :- Shri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal

INTRODUCTORY NOTE :-

This Scheme of Mining has been prepared under Rule - 12(3) of

M.C.D.R 1988. The guide lines applicable for Very small ‘B’ category mine has been

followed. This will be manual mine without drilling and blasting and average daily labour

employment less than 25. The other details regarding the ML is as under -

1. Lease Period - 29.04.2000 to 28.04.2020

2. Original Lease granted to - Shri Shabbir Ahmed Siddqui of Jaitwara vide

M.R.D.State Govt. of M.P. letter No.-F-3-42/96/12/2, Dated-18.09.2002

3. Transferred to - Shri Rajendra Kr. Agarwal. Form “O” was executed

on 23.07.2004. Mineral Bauxite was added in the mining lease vide State

Govt. letter No.-F3-42/96/12/2, Dated-11.12.2003. The supplementry

agrement was signed on 03.08.2004 (Annexure-1).

4. Date of 1st Opening - 21.11.2000

5. 1st Mining Plan approved on - 22.09.98

6. Last approved document - Scheme of Mining on 07.10.2005.

7. Proposal period of last document 2005-06 to 2009-10

8. Lapsed period - Nil

9. Present SOM period - 2010-11 to 2014-15

10 BG validity period - 31.03.2015

11 Coordinate of boundary pillar -

Pllar No. Latitude Longitude

A 24053’8.0” 80058’56.5”

B 24053’6.2” 80059’0.2”

C 24053’4.3” 80058’57.2”

D 24053’5.5” 80058’53.5”

There is no other mining lease sanctioned in the name of lessee.

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1.0 REVIEW OF MINING PLAN

1.1 (a) Name of the Mine : Kathara Kothar Laterite & Bauxite Mine

(b) Address : Village - Kathara Kothar

Tehsil - Raghuraj Nagar

Distt - Satna

(c) Area : 0.97 Hects.

(d) Lessee : Shri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal

Distt.- Satna (M.P.)

Satna (M.P.)

Pin Code - 485221

(e) Date of expiry of lease : 28.04.2020.

(f) Name and address of the RQP : Balram Singh associates Pvt. Ltd.

preparing Scheme of Mining Regd No.-RQP/JBP/105/2003/B

Valid up to - 14.09.2013

Chopra Colony

P.O.- Maihar, Pin-485771,

Distt.:Satna (M.P.)

Phone:(07674) 232473

e-mail - [email protected]

1.2 Particulars of approval of Mining plan :-

The Mining plan was earlier approved on 22.09.98 vide letter no.-

M.P./Satna/Lat./MPLN/G-13/98-99/3295 under Rule-22 of M.C.R. 1960 for grant of

Mining lease over an area of 0.97 Hects. The Scheme of Mining was approved on MP/Satna/

Lat/M.Scheme-21/2005-06 dated 07.10.2005 for period upto 31.03.2010.

1.3 Date of commencement of mining operations :-

The date of commencement of mining operations is 21.11.2000.

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CHAPTER - I



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1.4 (a) Deficiencies, if any that existed in the approved Scheme of Mining to be taken

note of and rectified by incorporating suitable proposals for implementation in

the Scheme of Mining :-

There are minor deviations existing from the approved Scheme of Mining ,

which has been take careof. The deficiencies found from place to place has been

taken note of and rectified by incorporating suitable proposals for implementation in

this Scheme of Mining.

(b) A review of compliance position of salient feature of the Mining plan on

chapterwise basis bringing out marked deviations, if any, and justifications/

reasons thereof. Items to be covered may include exploration, mine

development, exploration, afforestation programme, reclamation &

rehabilitation, control of dust, noise and ground vibration and if any other

significant features :-

Justification : No deviation.

PROPOSAL AS PER APPROVEDM.PLAN/SOM

TYPE OFEXPLORATION

ACHIVEMENT*

QUANTUMSIZE/NOS.

LOCATIONType QUANTUM

SIZE/NOS.

No exploratonwas proposed.

NA NA No exploratonwas carried out.

NA

1.4.1 (i) Exploration -



1.4.(ii) Mine Development :-

At the begining of proposal period there were three quarries. It was proposed to

laterally extend the quarry -1 towards north and work in depth upto full thickness of

mineralisation. Proposed dimensions of pits at the end of proposal period (ref previous 5th

year Development plan) and their actual position as on date(Surface plan) is given in

following table. Besides this quarry no. 2 & 3 were also merged and extended towards north.

Actual Achieved during proposal period -

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Quarry No. -1

BENCHES

BROKEN AREA (Ha.) PIT BOTTOM RL

BEGINING ADDITIONALPROPOSED

AT THE END PREVIOUS PROPOSED

Soil

OB/Waste

MINERAL

Laterite

(Bauxite)

R O A DMAKING Nil

1(B-1) of 0.45 0.06 0.51 377 3770.5 x (1.5-3)No Bench.As interburden

1 (B-2 )2.5m x 3m1 (B-3 )2.5m x 3m

No & SIZE-M(HXW)

PROPOSAL (Cum. proposal as per last 5th yr SOM) -

Quarry No. -1

BENCHES


BEGININGOF YEAR

ACTUALADDITIONAL

PRESENT

Soil

OB/Waste

MINERAL

Laterite/

Bauxite

R O A DMAKING Nil

1(B-1) of 0.40 0.13 0.53 376 - 380 m1m x 3mNo Bench.As interburden

2 (B-2 & 3)2.5m x 3m

No & SIZE-M(HXW)



JUSTIFICATION - The development of area ,over burden removal and production was onmuch higher side. This was due to better demand of ore leading to moredevelopment as well as production. The production of bauxite was less dueto poor recvery of bauxite and better recovery of laterite than thatenvisaged.

Quarry No. -2

BENCHES


BEGININGOF YEAR

ACTUALADDITIONAL

PRESENT

Soil

OB/Waste

MINERAL

Laterite/

Bauxite

R O A DMAKING Nil

1(B-1) of 0.05 0.12 0.17 377 - 381m1m x 3mNo Bench.As interburden

2 (B-2 & 3)2.5m x 3m

No & SIZE-M(HXW)

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2005

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162

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Nil

228

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17

2006

-07

9548

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411

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300

700

1000

880

2912

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656

611

8081

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0.67

700

1000

1700

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4810

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35

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740

1240

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4070

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1.4 (iv) Afforestation Programme - At the begining of proposal period no surviving plant existed.

Yearwise proposal and achievement from the mine is given in table below.

Proposal -

Achievement -

Justificaton - Due to non availibility of matured area for backfilling, plantation could not be

started. No plantation survived due to stony nature of the applied area and

scarcity of water in boundary.

Backfilling Area

Nos

Waste Dump

Nos

Green Belt

Nos

Bench/BFSlope

Nos

Other Areas

NosYear

05-06 - - - - - - - - - - -

06-07 - - - - - - - - - - -

07-08 - - - - - - - - - - -

08-09 - - - - - - - - - - -

09-10 - - - - 10 0.01 - - - - -

SurvivalRate

Area(ha.) Area(ha.) Area(ha.) Area(ha.) Area(ha.)

AFFORESTATION DONE ON

Backfilling Area

Area(ha.) Nos

Waste Dump

Nos

Green Belt

Nos

Bench/BFSlope

Nos

Other Areas

NosYear

05-06 - - - - 10 0.01 - - - - 80%

06-07 - - - - 10 0.01 - - - - 80%

07-08 10 0.01 - - - - 80%

08-09 52 0.052 - - 10 0.01 - - - - 80%

09-10 22 0.022 - - 10 0.01 - - - - 80%

SurvivalRate

Area(ha.) Area(ha.) Area(ha.) Area(ha.)

AFFORESTATION PROGRAMME ON



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1.4 (v) Waste management -OB MANAGEMENT - There was no external dump as well as in pit dump in the ML area.During proposal period soil to be generated was proposed to be backfilled in the excavated

area. Proposed and actual soil management during proposal period is given in table below -

SOIL - 5 Year Proposal 5 Year Achievement

Genrationm3

Disposal - m3For

AfforestationTo be Stored

Disposal - m3For

Afforestation Stored

Genration

257 257 Nil 1500 Nil 250 cum andrest used for

mainteinance ofapproach road.

Proposal 5 Year Achievement 5 Year

WASTE - There was no waste dump at the begining of the proposal period. During proposal periodwaste generated was proposed to be backfilled.Proposed and actual wastemanagement during proposal period is given in table below -

Genrationm3

Disposal

Backfiling- m3

ExternalDumping m3

Others m3Genration

m3

Disposal

Backfiling ExternalDumping

Others

2433 2433 Nil Nil 2500 Nil Nil Used formainteinance ofapproach road

and as in pitdump.

Justification : There is deviation in the proposal as no area was matured for reclamation in view of

ore body continuing in depth.



1.4(vii) Control of dust, noise and vibration and any other significant features :-

There is no significant generation of dust and noise pollution and vibration and as such no

deviation from the approved Scheme of Mining . There is no other significant features.

Sprinkling of water was done on haul roads.

1.4 (viii) Any other significant feature :- Nil

1.4 (vi) Reclamation of mined out area - At the begining of proposal period there was no mine out

area or matured dump. Proposal and achievement during proposal period is given in table

below-

SOMPeriod

Rehabilitation in M2 Rehabilitation ofmatured Dumpby Compaction& Afforestation

Of BFArea

Of Bench/Slope by

Plantation

WaterHarvesting

Proposal 1073 735 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Achievement Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil GD

ProtectiveMeasures for

Dump (GD/RW/ST)*

Reclama-tion by

Backfillingin M2

Justification : No reclamation was carrid out as no area was matured for reclamation in view of orebody continuing in depth.

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2.0 EXPLORATION AND RESERVES :-2.1 Reserves extimated in the approved Scheme of Mining with grade :-

Geological Reserve as calculated in the approved Scheme of Mining.

Proved Geological reserve of Laterite = 43,415 t.

Proved Geological reserve of Bauxite = 32,235 t.

Grade :-

The Laterite is of cement grade while Bauxite is of metal grade.

2.2 Depletion of reserves during the period of the approved Scheme of Mining:-

The depletion of the reserve during the period of approved Scheme of Mining Plan is given

below :-

Year Production (t.)

Laterite Bauxite

2005-06 228 Nil

2006-07 Nil 44

2007-08 2912 880

2008-09 4810 Nil

2009-10 4070 Nil

Total 12,020 924

2.3 Additional reserve established category wise with basis and parameters considered

during the period of Scheme of Mining :-

No additional reserve has been calculated.The updated reserves are

hereunder in view of UNF classification implemented.

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CHAPTER - II



2.4 Updated reserves with grade(Indicate end use grade with analysis) as well as

marginal grades,based on above :-Method of estimation of mineral reserves :-

The total mineral resource has been calculated by surface area method. Inthis method the surface mineralised area has been multiplied by the average thickness of theore body to find out the volume. This is turn has been multiplied by the bulk density to find outthe tonnage. The mineral reserve there after has been calculated by depleting remainingresource from total mineral resource.Categorisation of total mineral resources and mineral reserve :-

The total mineral resource has been put under 331 category while the mineralreserve has been put under 121 category as per the UNF classification. The mineralisationhas been proved by extensive pitting in the ML area.1) Economic Axis :-

E-1 - (i) General exploration laterally as well as in depth by way of pitting.(ii) Mining report/Mining Plan prepared under Rule 24 of MCR 1960 & SOMunder 12(3) of MCDR 1988.(iii) Specific end use grade of reserve established. The reserves of Lateritein the lease area is of cement and metal grade.(iv) Specific knowledge of non forest and other land use data available. Thelease area is non forest land with mostly barren waste land.

2) Feasible Axis :- Pre feasibility study carried outF-2 - 1. Geology : Local geology, Mineralogy and Geometry of the Laterite and

Bauxite deposit in the lease area established during mining operations. Theidentification of the ore body carried out and only Laterite and Bauxite wasfound to occur in the lease area.2. Mining : The mine will be worked by manual method. Pre production &development plan prepared and appended. The estimate of man power hasbeen carried out.3. Environment : Base line data on environment and land use data etc. hasbeen generated.

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4. Processing : No processing is proposed.5. Infrastructure : Infrastructure & services - Site services such as rest shelter, firstaid room, drinking water facilities etc. will be provided in compliance of Mines Act1952 and Mines Ruls 1955.6. Costing : Capital cost and operating cost has been evaluated based on comparablemining operations.7. Marketing : The Laterite and Bauxite of the lease area is proposed for supply tocement and aluminium plants respectively.8. Economic Viability : The mine is economically viable.9. Other factors : Statutury provisions relating to land has been complied while labour,mining and taxation etc. during the course of mining.

3) Geological Axis :-G-1 - 1. (i) Geological survey : Mapping on a scale of 1:1000 with triangulationpoints & bench marks carried out and shown in surface geological plan. Extensivepitting has been done and the nature of deposition of Laterite and Bauxite has beenshown on geological plan & section.(ii) Linking of map with topogrid carried out and latitude and longitude of the cornerpoints taken.(iii) Assessment of lithology carried out based on the exposures in the pit of Lateriteand Bauxite, structure and surface mineralisation studied and mapped during the courseof mining and given in the Scheme of Mining.(iv) The mining lease was granted in year 2000. It is being worked since then.2. Geochemical survey : Detailed sampling of the pit.3. Geophysical survey : Geophysical survey carried out on the basis of exposuresand out crops. Based on the exploration and exposures in pit, the mineralised zonedelineated.4. Technological : Extensive pitting carried out through the applied area . The depthis upto 8m. The deposit is regular. Surface and sub surface lithology and co-relation ofmineralised zones carried out by above mentioned pitting and sampling carried out ofpit faces. Almost complete area is broken and hence has been taken for G1 category.

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Mineral Resources :-(i) Measured Mineral Resource (331)Resource = Surface mineralised area x Av. Thickness of orebody x B.D. x RecoverySurface Mineralised area = 9700 sqmAv. Thickness = 2.5 mBulk density , Bauxite = 2.3

Laterite = 2.7Recovery, Overall = 70%

Bauxite = 20%Laterite = 80%

Hence, Measured Mineral Resource (331) of Laterite= 97,00sqm x 2.5 m x 2.7 x 0.7 x 0.8 = 36666 t.

Measured Mineral Resource (331) of Bauxite= 97,00sqm x 2.5 m x 2.3 x 0.7 x 0.2 = 7809 t.

Mineral reserve and Remaining Resources:-

Mineral reserve = Total mineral resource - Remaining resources

Remaining Resources (Pre Feasibility Mineral Resource - 221) of Laterite

The following are the Pre Feasibility Mineral Resource under UNF classification 221

(1) Deduction due to 7.5 m barrier as per M.M.R. 1961

= Length x width x Av.Thickness x B.D. x Recovery

= 255m x 7.5m x 2.5m x 2.7 x x 0.7 x 0.80 = 7229 t.

(2) Deduction due to slope stability

= 225m x 2.5m x 2.5m x 2.7 x x 0.7 x 0.80 = 2126 t.

Total deduction = 7229 t. + 2126 t. = 9355 t.

Probable Mineral reserve (121) of Bauxite :-

Probable Mineral reserve (121) = [Total mineral resource (331)- Remaining resources (221)]

= 36666 t. - 9355 t. = 27,311 t.

Remaining Resources (Pre Feasibility Mineral Resource - 221) of Bauxite

The following are the Pre Feasibility Mineral Resource under UNF classification 221

(1) Deduction due to 7.5 m barrier as per M.M.R. 1961

= 255m x 7.5m x 2.5m x 2.3 x x 0.7 x 0.20 = 1540 t.

(2) Deduction due to slope stability

= 225m x 2.5m x 2.5m x 2.3 x x 0.7 x 0.20 = 453 t.

Total deduction = 1540 t. + 453 t. = 1993 t.

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Category wise Updated Mineral Reserve as per UNFC classification :-

United NationsFrame-work

Classification(UNFC)

UNFCcode

Proved Mineral 111 - -Reserve

Probable Mineral 121 27311 t. 5816Reserve

Feasibility mineral 211 - -Resource

Pre-Feasibility 221 9355 t. 1993Mineral Resource

Measured Mineral 331 - -Resource

Indicated Mineral 332 - -Resource

Inferred Mineral 333 - -Resource

Reconnaissance 334 - -Mineral Resource

Laterite Grade

The Laterite of the leasearea is of cement gradewhile Bauxite is of metalgrade.

Probable Mineral reserve (121)of Bauxite :-

Probable Mineral reserve (121) = [Total mineral resource (331)- Remaining resources (221)]

= 7809 t. - 1993 t. = 5816 t.

Bauxite

2.5 Yearwise exploration proposed to be carried out during the ensuing 5 years period.

Location of trial pits / and or bore holes to be depicted on the geological plan :-

Sufficient exploration has been carried out and the occurence of

mineral has been proved through out the lease area. No exploration has been proposed during

the next five year. This is in view of sufficient exploration already carried out for working till

mine life end.



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3.0 MINING

3.1 Yearwise development for the ensuing five years period :-

Opencast manual method of mining has been adopted in the lease

area using hand tools like crobars, sledge hammers, chiesels & spades. Loading of OB and ore

into the tippers will be done manually. Haul road has been extended to the top of the quarry.

No blasting has been done nor is required.

Year 10-11 :- As carried in past, opencast manual method of mining will be adopted using

hand tools like crobars, sledge hammers, chiesels & spades. It is proposed to work in depth

and mine out the left out ore from quarry depth. No development is needed as working has

been proposed in depth. Production will be carried out from one lowest bench. The height of

the bench will be 2.5m and the width of the bench will follow the quarry floor. The RL of the

bench will be 374m. The face length is 25m and face advance is 25m. The haul road has been

extended to the floor of the pit. This being a opencast manual mine, no labour camp will be

required. The transport of men is not applicable and they come from nearby villages on their

own foot. They take the equipment/tools/material with them. No tubs, haulage rope, conveyor

or locomotive will be used. The OB and ore will be loaded manually on dumpers or trucks.

Year 11-12 :- It is proposed to work in depth and mine out the left out ore from quarry

depth. No development is needed as working has been proposed in depth. Production will be

carried out from one lowest bench.The height of the bench will be 2.5m and the width of the

bench will follow the quarry floor. The RL of the bench will be 374m. The face length is 62m

and face advance is 15m. The haul road has been extended to the floor of the pit.

Year 12-13 :- It is proposed to develop the quarry towards east and work in depth and mine

out the left out ore from quarry depth. Development will be carried out in one bench. The height

of the bench will be 0.75m and width will vary from 1.5m towards UPL to 3m towards

working face.The face length will be 7m and face advance 3m. Production will be carried out

from 2 benches. The height of the benches will be 2.5m and the width of the 2nd bench will be

3m while that of 3rd will follow the quarry floor. The face lengths will be 90m and 85m while

face advance will be 1.5m and 9m resp.



CHAPTER - III




working face.The face length will be 58m and face advance 3m. Production will be carried

out from 2 benches. The height of the benches will be 2.5m and the width of the 2nd bench will

be 3m while that of 3rd will follow the quarry floor. The face lengths will be 54m and 98m

while face advance will be 3m and 7m resp.




working face.The face length will be 65m and face advance 7.5m. Production will be carried

out from 2 benches. The height of the benches will be 2.5m and the width of the 2nd bench will

be 3m while that of 3rd will follow the quarry floor. The face lengths will be 62m and 101m

while face advance will be 7.5m and 7m resp.

3.2 Yearwise production for the ensuing five years period :-

Production will be carried out by manual means using hand tools. No blasting

has been done nor is required. It is proposed to extend eastern face of quarry 1 towards

further east. The orientation of the working will be north - south and east- west.

The cut off grade of Bauxite is 35% Alumina and 5% Silica while of Laterite is Fe2O3. +42%

& SiO2 -3%. How ever to the possible extent, suitable blending will be done in the best

interest of mineral conservation. The Laterite is of cement grade while Bauxite of metal grade.

(i) Year 2010-11:-Production will be carried out from 1 bench in orebody Laterite/

Bauxite named bench 3. The height of bench will be 2.5m. The width will followquarry floor.

(ii) Year 2011-12:-Production will be carried out from 1 bench in orebody Laterite/

Bauxite named bench 3. The height of bench will be 2.5m. The width will followquarry floor.

(iii) Year 2012-13:-Production will be carried out from 2 benches in orebody Laterite/

Bauxite named bench 2 & 3. The height of benches will be 2.5m. and the width of the 2nd

bench will be 3m while that of 3rd will follow the quarry floor.

(iv) Year 2013-14:-Production will be carried out from 2 benches in orebody Laterite/



(iii) Year 2014-15:-Production will be carried out from 2 benches in orebody Laterite/



The details of production has been given in table next page.

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NB. (1) B.D. , Laterite = 2.7, Bauxite = 2.3, (2) Recovery from B-2 = 80% and from B-3 = 60%.Ratio of Laterite : Bauxite = 4 : 1

Design parameters of developing/working the deposit :-

Yr BenchB-1Soil

Soil(m3)

OB/Waste(m3)

Production (t.) StrippingRatio

Av.Face Length (m) 25Av.Face Advance (m) 25Av.Face Height (m) 1.5

10 Volume (cum) - - 938 - 375 1216 259 1:0.25-11 Production (t.) 1475

Soil (m3) -O.B./Waste (m3) 1394Reduced level(m) 374Av.Face Length (m) 62Av.Face Advance (m) 12Av.Face Height (m) 1.5

11 Volume (cum) - - 1116 - 446 1446 308 1:0.25-12 Production (t.) 1754

Soil (m3) -O.B./Waste (m3) 446Reduced level(m) 375Av.Face Length (m) 7 90 85Av.Face Advance (m) 3 1.5 9Av.Face Height (m) 0.75 1.5 1.5

12 Volume (cum) 16 203 1148 16 499 1839 392 1:0.23-13 Production (t.) - 426 1805

Soil (m3) 16 - -O.B./Waste (m3) - 40 459Reduced level(m) 380.75 378.25 375.75Av.Face Length (m) 58 54 98Av.Face Advance (m) 3 3 7Av.Face Height (m) 0.75 2.5 1.5


Soil (m3) 131 - -O.B./Waste (m3) - 81 1420Reduced level(m) 381.50 379.0 376.50Av.Face Length (m) 65 62 101Av.Face Advance (m) 7.5 7.5 7Av.Face Height (m) 0.75 2.5 1.5


Soil (m3) 366 - -O.B./Waste (m3) - 465 424Reduced level(m) 382.25 379.75 377.25Total 513 2702 9920 2113 1:0.267

B-2Lat/

Bauxt

B-3Lat/

Bauxt Laterite Bauxite



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3.3 Any change in the proposed method of Mining, Drilling, Blasting & development

of machinary if so, give details :-

(a) Method of mining :- Opencast manual method of mining was proposed in the

approved Scheme of Mining and the same method has been adopted during past and

will be continued in future also. The O.B. and the mineral being soft has been

excavated manually with hand tools like sledge, hammers, chisels, spades and

crowbars. The haul road has has been extended upto the top of the quarry. Loading

and unloading is done manually.

(b) Drilling :-No drilling has been proposed nor has been done and as such

there is no change in the proposed method of mining.

(c) Blasting :- Since no blasting has been proposed nor has been done, there is

no change in this system also.

(d) Broad blasting parameters :- Not applicable.

3.4 Precautions to be observed during drilling & blasting :-

Since no drilling and blasting is done, no precautions are required

to be observed.

4.0 DISPOSAL OF MINE WASTE & SEPARATE STACKING OF SUBGRADE MINERALS :-

4.1 Nature of waste & its rate of yearly generation :-

The details of present waste dumps are as under -

CHAPTER - IV

Dump No.Type/quality in

pit/ externalQuantity

(m3)Base area xAv. Height

Location Remark

Soil Dump 1 Inactive/External 250 250sqm x 1.25m South East Terrace 1

Scattered Inactive/In Pit Dump 400 500 sqm x 1m Quarry 1 Terrace 1

dump 2 No.

20-35m x 10-

15m x 1m

Total 650



The mine waste is in the form of :-

(a) Soil :- There is no top soil. The soil is lateritic in the form of loose material.

(b) Mine waste :-The mine waste will be in the form of lateritic soil and mixed with

unaltered sandstone.

YEARWISE WASTE GENERATION

4.2 Selection of dumping site :- No external dumping will be done. Simultaneous backfilling willbe done in the excavated portion of the lease area. The yearwise backfilling programmeindicating area and depth of filling has been given under para 7.2 as shown on plate -10 & 11.

4.3 Method of dumping & maximum height and spread of dumps :-No external dumping will be done as mentioned above.

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Year Soil O.B./ Sub Grade Reject(m3) waste (m3)

10-11 - 375 Nil Nil11-12 - 446 Nil Nil12-13 16 499 Nil Nil13-14 131 493 Nil Nil14-15 366 889 Nil Nil

Waste disposal (waste, reject, soil, sub grade)

Year Wastegeneration

Old wastedump

handling

Totalwaste

handling

EffectiveVolume

Quantity Disposed of on

DumpNo.1

DumpNo.2

Backfillingarea (sqm)

10-11 375 200 575 644 - - 225

11-12 446 200 646 724 - - 504

12-13 515 - 515 577 - - 640

13-14 624 - 624 699 - - 480

14-15 1255 - 1255 1405 - - 651

M 3 M 3 M 3 M 3



Dump No./ Backfill area location -

4.4 Precautions for confinemenet of dumps to prevent pollution of surface waterbodies / courses :- Garland drain will be prepared towards western sloping side ofdimension 1m x 0.5m.

4.5 Arrangement for seperate stacking of sub-grade minerals :-No sub-grade mineral will be generated.

Year Size of backfill portion at thebegining of the year

EffiectiveQuantitydumped

Size of backfill portion at the end ofthe year

Bottomarea M2

Top areaM 2

Avg. height’thickness

Bottomarea M2

Top areaM 2

Avg. height’thickness

M 3

10-11 - - - 225 225 81 2

11-12 225 81 2 504 729 484 1.5

12-13 729 484 1.5 640 1369 1024 1.5

13-14 1369 1024 1.5 480 1849 1444 1.5

14-15 1849 1444 1.5 651 2500 1764 2.5

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5.0 USE OF MINERAL5.1 Changes proposed in the specifications of mineral being sold including anticipated

changes & new industries using the minerals :-

No changes are anticipated in specification and new idustries using

minerals. The lessee is producing limited amount of minerals and selling in above mentioned

industries only. Laterite is proposed to be sold to cement plants.

Bauxite is proposed to be sold to Aluminum plants and various

refractory plants. In view of quantity being less and area small, the same will be sold through

local traders.

5.2 Eforts made for utilisation of the sub-grade minerals including fines :-

No sub-grade mineral is expected to be generated.

CHAPTER - V

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6.0 EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL6.1 Management & supervisory personal :-

1. Mining Engineer / Mines Manager - 1

2. Supervisor - 1

6.2 Labour skilled, semi-skilled & un-skilled :-

1. Skilled (Gangman) - 1

2. Semi-skilled (Face workers) - 14

3. Un-skilled (Loader & other) - 5

4. No. of working days - 250

5. Targetted production per year - 4,000 t./year

The statutory requirment in respect of miners health will be implemented as per rules.

CHAPTER - VI



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CH

AP

TE

R -

VII

7.0

EN

VIR

ON

ME

NT

M

AN

AG

EM

EN

T

PLA

N

S. No.

Item

Prop

osal

s as p

er ap

prov

ed S

chem

e of M

inin

gPo

sitio

n at

the e

nd o

f 5 y

ear

of S

chem

e of M

inin

g 1

.To

p soi

lsto

rage

,pr

eser

vatio

nan

dutil

isatio

n.

2.

Land

recla

mat

ion

Prop

osal

for t

he n

ext 5

yea

r of S

chem

e of M

inin

g p

erio

d

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top

soil

was

prop

osed

to b

ege

nera

ted.

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ulta

neou

s bac

kfill

ing

ofm

ined

out

are

aw

asp

rop

ose

d.

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ut10

73 s

qm a

rea

was

prop

osed

to b

eba

ckfil

led in

pit

upt

o 3.

5m he

ight.

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top

soil

was

gen

erat

ed.

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recl

amat

ion w

as ca

rrie

dou

t as n

o ar

ea w

as m

atur

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r rec

lamat

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n view

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ore b

ody c

ontin

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in d

epth

.

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op so

il is e

xpec

ted t

o be g

ener

ated a

s it i

s abs

ent

at th

epr

opos

ed de

velop

men

t site

dur

ing

SO

M p

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neou

s bac

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as be

enpr

opos

ed fr

om 1

st y

ear a

s det

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dun

der w

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bilit

atio

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area

from

3rd

year

onw

ards

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at th

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ear H

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beg

in.

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r

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p

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tom

(

sqm

) (

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)

(sqm

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0

9 x

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x 1

5 2

m

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il

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il

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il11

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500

22

x22

27 x

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1.5

m

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2 x

3237

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7 1

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225

225

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8 x

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x 4

3 1

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2

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50

4

7

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clam

atio

n and

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bilit

atio

n will

inclu

de ba

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ollo

wed

byaf

fore

statio

n.



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S.N

o.It

emPr

opos

als a

s per

app

rove

dSc

hem

e of M

inin

gPo

sitio

n at

the e

nd o

f 5 y

ear

of S

chem

e of M

inin

gPr

opos

al fo

r the

nex

t 5 y

ear

of S

chem

e of M

inin

g p

erio

d

3.W

aste

dum

pm

anag

emen

t

4.A

ffore

statio

npr

ogra

mm

e with

prec

autio

n for

surv

ival

and

prot

ectio

n of

plan

tatio

n

The s

oil a

nd w

aste

was

pro

pose

d

to b

e ba

ckfil

led

in th

e ex

cava

ted

area

.

The

soil

has

been

sta

cked

whi

le m

ine w

aste

was

mos

tly

been

use

d for

main

tain

ance

of

appr

oach

road

and

rest

in p

it

botto

m. N

o ba

ckfil

ling

was

carri

ed o

ut.

The s

oil a

nd w

aste

will

be

sim

ulta

neou

s bac

kfill

ed fr

om 1

st

year

as d

etai

led

in p

ara 7

.0(2

).

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No.

of

tree

sA

rea

(Hec

t)Su

r.R

ate

Year

wise

affo

resta

tion a

s per

the

appr

oved

Sch

eme o

f Min

ing

is gi

ven

belo

w :-

Abo

ut 1

0 tre

ss w

as p

lant

ed in

the b

ound

ary s

ide.

Non

e of t

his

has s

urvi

ved.

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No.

of

tree

sA

rea

(sqm

)

Plan

tati

on w

ill

be d

one

in t

heba

ckfil

led

area

as p

er th

e pr

ogra

mm

egi

ven

belo

w.

The s

peci

es o

f Bab

ool,

Sub-

babo

ol a

ndM

ango

tres

s will

be p

lant

ed ev

ery y

ear.

Barb

ed w

ire f

enci

ng w

ill b

e do

ne t

opr

otec

t the

pla

nts,

wat

erin

g ar

rang

emen

tw

ill al

so be

don

e dur

ing

sum

mer

seas

onas

far a

s pra

ctia

ble.

Sur.

Rat

e

05-0

610

100

80%

06-0

710

100

80%

07-0

810

100

80%

08-0

910

100

80%

09-1

010

100

80%

12-1

323

225

80%

13-1

350

504

80%

14-1

557

567

80%



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S.N

o.It

emPr

opos

als a

s per

app

rove

dSc

hem

e of M

inin

gPo

sitio

n at

the e

nd o

f 5 y

ear

of S

chem

e of M

inin

g

5.Q

ualit

y of A

ir

6.Q

ualit

y &m

ake o

f wat

erinc

ludin

gsu

rface

&gr

ound

wat

er

The q

ualit

y of a

ir w

as p

resu

med

to be

with

in pe

rmiss

ible

limit

as no

signi

fican

t pol

lutio

n is

expe

cted

due t

o sm

all s

cale

of m

inin

g.

The q

ualit

y of

air w

as w

ithin

per

miss

ible

limit.

Prop

osal

for

the

nex

t 5

year

of S

chem

e of

Min

ing

per

iod

In o

rder

to su

ppre

ss ai

r bor

nedu

st, sp

rinkl

ing

of w

ater

will

bedo

ne. D

ust m

asks

will

be

prov

ided

to p

erso

ns w

orki

ngne

ar lo

adin

g op

erat

ions

. Plan

-ta

tion

will

be

carr

ied

out.A

irqu

ality

mon

itorin

g w

ill b

edo

ne o

nce

in

a ye

ar e

xcep

tm

onso

on se

ason

.

Ther

e is n

o to

xic c

onta

min

atio

n in

the o

ver b

urde

n or o

re. T

he m

ine

wat

er g

ets

suffi

cien

t tim

e fo

rse

ttilin

g and

as su

ch is

clea

r. The

reis

nosu

rface

wat

er c

ours

e in

the v

iccin

ity o

f the

leas

e are

a and

as su

ch no

inte

rfere

nce w

asex

pect

ed. D

ue to

small

and s

impl

eex

tent

of m

inin

g., n

o ad

vers

eim

pact

and c

onta

min

atio

n was

expe

cted

.

No

adve

rse i

mpa

ct w

as n

otic

ed. N

opu

mpi

ng o

f wat

er w

as re

quire

d an

d do

ne.

The m

ine w

ater

will

get

suffi

cient

time f

or se

ttilin

g and

assu

ch w

ill b

e cl

ear.

Ther

e is

nosu

rfac

e w

ater

cou

rse

in t

hevi

ccin

ity o

f the

leas

e ar

ea a

ndas

such

no in

terfe

renc

e is

expe

cted

. Wat

er q

ualit

ym

onito

ring

will

be do

ne o

nce i

na y

ear e

xcep

t mon

soon

seas

on.



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S.N

o.It

emPr

opos

als a

s per

app

rove

dSc

hem

e of M

inin

gPo

sitio

n at

the e

nd o

f 5 y

ear

of S

chem

e of M

inin

gPr

opos

al fo

r the

nex

t 5 y

ear o

fSc

hem

e of M

inin

g p

erio

d

7.N

oise

leve

l and

vibr

atio

n.

8.

Tre

atm

ent o

f min

e

wat

er a

nd af

fluen

t

/ to

xic

subs

tanc

es

be

fore

disc

harg

e

9.Re

circu

latio

n of

treat

ed w

ater

The n

oise

leve

l was

expe

cted

to

be b

elow

thr

esho

ld v

alue

. No

blas

ting

prop

osal

was

giv

en.

No

men

tion

was

mad

e in

the

appr

oved

Sch

eme o

f Min

ing

rega

rdin

g thi

s.

Not

men

tione

d in

app

rove

d

SOM

.

The

nois

e le

vel

was

bel

ow

thre

shol

d va

lue.

No

chan

ge.

No

treat

men

t of w

ater

was

carr

ied o

ut an

d he

nce n

ot

appl

icabl

e.

The s

ourc

es o

f noi

se ar

e veh

icles

. The

pre

dict

ed

noise

leve

l will

be b

elow

thre

shol

d v

alue.

Ther

e is n

o to

xic s

ubsta

nce i

n the

ove

r bur

den o

r

ore.

The

min

e wat

er g

ets s

uffic

ients

time f

or

settl

ing

and

as su

ch is

clea

r. N

o m

iner

al

proc

essin

g or

trea

tmen

t is p

ropo

sed

and

henc

e

is en

visa

ged

to b

e cle

ar.

Not

appl

icab

le



8.0 CONCEPTUAL MINING PLAN8.1 Time frame of completion of mineral exploration programme in lease hold area :-

The prospecting has been done in the lease area by way of exploration

and the evidence of deposit has been proved in view of extensive mining being done in the lease

area. Hence no exploration has been proposed during the conceptual stage.

8.2 Whether ultimate pit limit has been determined and demarcated on surface and

geological plans :-

Ultimate pit limit has been determined and demarcated on the surface

and geological plan. At present there are two quarries and the total broken area is about 0.70hects.The quarry depth varies from 5m to 6m. There are 1 to 2 benches. Individual benchesrange in height from 0.5m to 4m while the berm width varies from 1.5m to 6m.

During the proposal period - The quarry 1 will be developed towards east in additional0.07 hect. area. The plan period size will be 90m in length, 80m to 85m in width and 5m to 6min depth. The over all pit slope will be 45 degree. The stripping ratio will be 1:0.23 to 0.30during 5 yr period. The pit depth will be confirming to 374 mRL to 377.25 mRL whereassurface level varies from 380 mRL to 384mRL. There will be 3 benches of height 0.75m to2.5m each. The berm width will vary from 1.5m to 3m. For quantity of OB and ore during 1st5 years refer table para 3.2(b).Conceptual Mine Development -

The development and the ultimate pit limit has been designed keeping in view 7.5mbarrier as per Rule 111 of MMR 1961 and mineralsed area. The Conceptual minedevelopment will be carried out in 0.82 hect. area. The dimension of the conceptual pit will be

as follows -

Size at surface Size at floor

Length 90m to 100m 85m to 95m

Width 80m to 90m 75m to 85m

Depth 6m from top R.L. of surface.

The ultimate slope will be 450. The stripping ratio will be 1:0.28. Thepit depth will be confirming to 374 mRL to 378 mRL whereas surface level varies from 380mRL to 385mRL. There will be 3 benches of height 0.75m to 2.5m each.

CHAPTER - VIII

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It is proposed to mine 5,000 t. of Laterite and Bauxite per annum beyond the 1st 5

years period till the conceptual period. Hence 21094 t. of Laterite and Bauxite will be

produced beyond the 1st 5 years period till the conceptual period which is 5 years beyond

SOM period.

Life of the Mine :- Production during 1st 5 years = 12033 t.

Life of the mine = 5 Years + [33127 t. - 12033] = 10 years. 5,000 t.

8.3 Whether the site (s) for disposal of waste rock & unsaleable ores (has/have been

examined for adequacy of land & suitability of long terms use in the event of

continuation of mining activity.)There is only one external dump in the lease area. The detail of the dump is as under -

Dump Size of Dump Average Quantity Location Nature No. Bottom Top height1 25m x 10m 15m x 5m 2m 250 cum S-E OB

Number of terrace = 1 & slope = 300 . Besides waste is spread in 250 sqm area at surface of

0.10m height. The site for disposal of waste rock has been examined for adequacy of land and

suitability of long terms use in the event of continuation of mining activity. No external dumping

will be done. Simultaneous backfilling has been proposed.

Quantum of waste dumping at the end of 5 year plan period - During the ensuing

Scheme of Mining period 513 cum of soil and 2702 cum of OB/waste will be generated. This

will correspond to 3600 cum after 12% of ultimate swelling. This will be backfilled.

Builtup of dump at the conceptual stage - No dumping has been proposed during theconceptual stage. Simultaneous backfilling will be carried out during the conceptual period. No

dump will remain at end.

Quantum of waste dumping at the conceptual stage - 1487 cum of OB soil and 2293 cum

of OB/mine waste will be produced beyond the 1st 5 years period till the conceptual period.This will correspond to 1665 cum of soil and 2568 cum of OB/waste after 12% of ultimateswelling. The total OB/waste generated will be simultaneously backfilled in excavated area

during conceptual period. No dumping has been proposed.

Conceptual dump design - Not applicable as no dumping has been proposed and nodump will remain at conceptual stage.

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8.4 Whether backfilling of pits after recovery of ore / mineral upto techno-economical

feasible depth envisaged, if so, describe the broad features of the proposal :-

Backfilling has been proposed during the ensuing mining scheme

period as per programme given under para 7.0 (2). This is in view of mining done upto full

depth of mineralisation.

Conceptual reclamation and rehabilitation -(i) Present land use -

1. Pits and quarries - 0.70 Hect2. Dumps - 0.05 Hect3. Road / infrastructure - 0.05 Hect4. Waste / barren land - 0.17 hect.

(ii) Area under use during the plan period -1. Pits and quarries - 700 sqm area will be degraded in original waste/ barren

land.2. Dumps - No dumping has been proposed.3. Road - No further road construction will be needed.4. Site services - Rest shelters will be made in 0.005 hect. area in original waste/

barren land.5. Proposed reclamation & rehabilitation - Reclamation will be carried out

simultaneously from 1st year on wards. 2450 sqm area will be backfilled upto2.0m depth. The backfilled area will be rehabilitated during 3rd to 5th year byway of plantation in 0.13 hect.

(iii) Area under use at conceptual stage -1. Pits and quarries - 0.05 Hect area will be degraded. The original land use

of this area is waste/ barren land .Thus total degradation will be 0.82 hect.2. Plantation - Green belt will be prepared in 0.15 hects. area which is presently

barren land while plantation in reclaimed area will be done in 0.69 hects. area.This is presently excavated .

3. Proposed reclamation & rehabilitation - Reclamation will be carried outsimultaneously. About 1400 sqm area will be reclaimed per year.Rehabilitation by way of afforestation will be carried out in 1500 sqm area peryear. The quantity of OB and waste to be utilised per year will be about 1,000cum.



8.5 Post mining land use envisaged -

Conceptual land use -

1. Green belt - 0.15 Hects.

2. Reclaimed and rehabilitated to Plantation - 0.82 Hects.

3. Details of sapplings - The recommended species are Neem, Gulmohar, Mango,

Sagwan, Shisham, Kachnar, Bauhinia, Gamhar, Jamun, Agaves, etc. The spacing

between the trees will vary from 1.0m to 3.0m. However minimum tree density of 1000

trees per hect. will be maintained at end. The expected survival rate will be 80%.

Before final closure of mine it is proposed to develop plantation in 0.85 hects with

atleast 80% survival rate and height of 2m. During final closure of mine 0.12 hect. will

be afforested and all efforts will be made for better survival of the sapplings and their

healthy growth like watering, fencing, keeping watch and ward. Summary of Land use at different stage will be as follows :

Existing 5th year Mine Life end end

1) Total area excavated (broken) 0.70 0.77 0.822) Area fully mined out (out of 1) Nil 0.40 0.823) Area fully reclaimed (Backfilled out of 2) Nil 0.245 0.824) Area rehabilitated out of 3 by afforestation NA 0.13 0.825) Area reclaimed by water harvesting Nil Nil Nil6) Total area under dumps 0.05 Nil Nil7) Area under active dumps Nil Nil Nil8) Area under mineral stack Nil Nil Nil9) Area under Road 0.05 0.05 Nil10) Area under Green belt Nil Nil 0.15

(i.e. plantation on area other than dump and backfilled area)11) Area under infrastructure Nil 0.005 Nil12) Undisturbed area 0.17 0.0145 Nil

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9.0 ANY OTHER INFORMATIONNil

S.No. Item

1 A Lease area - - - 0.97 - 0.972 B. Mining & allied

activities(i) Pits - - - 0.70 - 0.70(ii) Dumps - - - 0.05 - 0.05(iii) Roads - - - 0.05 - 0.05(iv) Site Services - - - - - -(v) Green belt - - - - - -(v) Undisturbed Area - - - 0.17 - 0.17Total - - - 0.97 - 0.97

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PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN10.1. INTRODUCTION :-

(a) Name of the lessee : Shri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal(b) Location & extent of lease area :

Location : Village - Kathara KotharTehsil - Raghuraj NagarDistt. - Satna (M.P.)

Extent of lease area : 0.97 Hects.

(c) Type of lease area & the present land use pattern :

Type of lease area : Waste land

Existing land use pattern :-

CHAPTER - IX

CHAPTER - X



(d) Method of mining and mineral processing operations :-

Opencast manual method of mining will be adopted. Refer Chapter 3

for details. No processing of mineral is required.

10.1.1 REASONS FOR CLOSURE :-

The mine under reference is a working mine. No part of the area is

closed or proposed to be closed during the ensuing PMCP period.

10.1.2 STATUTORY OBLIGATION :-

No special condition was imposed while execution of the mining

lease deed, which the lessee is bound to implement. This PMCP is being prepared in order to

comply Rule-23 (B) of MCDR 1988.

10.1.3 CLOSURE PLAN PREPARATION :-

(a) Name and address of the applicant : Shri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal

P.O. - Jaitwara

Distt.- Satna (M.P.)

Satna (M.P.)

Pin Code - 485221

(b) Name and address of the RQP : Balram Singh associates Pvt. Ltd.

preparing Mine Closure Plan Regd No.-RQP/JBP/105/2003/B

Chopra Colony

P.O.:Maihar, Pin-485771,

Distt.:Satna (M.P.)

(c) Name of the executing agency : Shri Rajendra Kumar Agrawal

10.2.0 MINE DESCRIPTION :-

10.2.1 GEOLOGY :-

(a) TOPOGRAPHY :-

The lease area is small mound having slope in all directions. The

maximum height of mound is 385 m above MSL towards north-west while the lowest

elevation is 379 m above MSL towards south-west direction. The topography of the area

is undulating.

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(b) General Geology :-

The applied area is situated in Satna-Rewa plateau. The plateau

slopes down gently towards south and merges with the plains of Ganurgarh shale. A

series of topographic highs in the form of detached mounds and ridges dot the plateau of

Rewa quartzite, as also the plains of Ganurgarh shales. Bauxite/Laterite deposit of the

applied area belong to Upper Rewa Sandstone in Rewa group of Vindhyan super group.

The General succession of rocks is summerised as under :-

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TABLE - 1

(GENERALIZED LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE VINDHYAN SUPER GROUP)

GROUP FORMATION

BHANDER UPPER BHANDER SANDSTONE

SIRBOO SHALE

NAGOD LIMESTONE

GANURGARH SHALE

REWA GOVINDGARH SANDSTONE

JHIRI SHALE

LOWER REWA SANDSTONE

PANNA SHALE

KAIMUR DHANDRAUL SANDSTONE

MANGESAR FORMATION

BIJAYGARH SHALE

GHAGHAR SANDSTONE

SUSNAI BRECCIA

SASARAM SANDSTONE



Sandstone, clay & ochre beds overlying both the Rewa quartzite

and Ganurgarh shale are capped at several places with 1 m to 10 m thick lateritic duricrusts.

Bauxite deposit occurs in this lateritic duricrusts. The Jhiri shale is brown, green and

laminated with thin interbeds of fine grained sandstone.

Local Geology :-

Laterite occurs as pebble, boulders and granules within the

lateritic matrix upto maximum thickness of about 1.5m. This is underlined by lateritic

soil of thickness varying between 0.25m to 0.5 m. Laterite and Bauxite is found in pockets. The

summarised account of succession of rocks is furnished below :-

Lateritic soil 0.25 to 0.5 m

Vindhyan Super Laterite /

Group Bauxite upto 5m

Lithomargic clay upto 1m.

Massive poorly felspathic sandstone - continued

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GROUP FORMATION

SEMRI BHAGWAR SHALE

ROHTASGARH LIMESTOME

RAMPUR FORMATION

SALKHAN LIMESTONE

KOLDAHA SHALE

DEONAR FORMATION

KAJRAHAT LIMESTONE

ARANGI LIMESTONE

DEOLAND SANDSTONE



10.2.2 RESERVES :- For details refer chapter-2.3 of the Scheme of Mining.

10.2.3 MINING METHOD :-

(a) Existing and proposed method of mining :- Refer Chapter 3 , of the SOM.

(b) Extent of mechanization :- No mechanisation is proposed.

10.2.4 MINERAL BENEFICIATION :-

No beneficiation of ore is required to be done. Only sizing of ore is

done as per consumer specification.

10.3.0 REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF MINING PLAN/SCHEME OF MINING

INCLUDING FIVE YEARS PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UPTO THE

FINAL CLOSURE OF MINE :-

Review of the PMCP has been given in the Scheme of Mining in

chapter 1 & 2. A brief is stated as under.

(A) Method of mining :- Manual method of mining was proposed and adopted.

(B) Water quality management :- There is no river, nalla or any surface water source

in the lease area. Due to small scale of opencast mining, erosion, sedimentation,

siltation didn’t occurred and water treatment was not needed. There is no toxic

contamination in the ore and overburden. Hence no contamination of any nature was

reported. The working was carried out above ground water table.

(C) Air quality management :- The only source of air pollution was generation of dust

and emmision of gases due to plying of vehicles. This was nullified by sprinkling of

water on approach road and proper maintenance of vehicles.

(D) Waste management :- The OB/ waste was proposed to be stacked for 1 year and

then simultaneous backfilling was proposed. In view of small area and mineral not

mined out upto full depth of mineralisation, backfilled could not be started. The waste

has been stacked in pit bottom on unsystematic note.

(E) Top Soil management :- No top soil was generated in the lease area and hence

was not applicable. The soil is lateritic in nature.

(F) Safety and security :- The mine was suitably guarded and any approach to mine was

restricted and prohibited.

(G) Disaster management and risk assessment :-

No accident, untoward incident and disaster happened in the mine.

(H) Plantation :- No tree was planted during PMCP period in view of area being very

small..

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10.4.0 CLOSURE PLAN :-

10.4.1 Mined out land :-

(a) Proposal and manner of reclamation and rehabilitation of mined out land :-

Mining effect environment in various ways including depletion of land cover,

vegetation, removal of soil, change of land scape & deposition of the solid waste product thus

causing imbalance in the land scape and increasing air, water and soil pollution. Land use in

mining areas consists of mainly forestry, pasture and agriculture.The mined out land which will

be fully exhausted by virtue of excavation upto full depth of mineralisation will be

simultaneously/progressively reclaimed by backfilling of OB & waste generated during the

course of mining. The level of backfilling will be near parallel to the original topography. The

reclaimed area will be rehabilitated by way of afforestation.

The total waste that will be generated during mining will be 7000 cum

which after ultimate 12% swelling and compaction will be 7840 cum. The depth of mining will

be 8m with RL of pit floor varying from 378m towards east to 374m towards west.

The depth of filling will be 2.0m on average. The RL of reclaimed area will vary from 376m

to 380m with 300 sloping side towards ultimate pit limit. Hence the surface level will go

down by 4m on average. How ever the level of backfilling will be in such a way that a profile

parallel to the original topography will be maintained at end with proper slopes at corners. The

reclaimed area will be rehabilitated by way of afforestation.

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Rehabilitation Details -

Year BalanceUn

rehabili-tatedmined

out areaat the

beginingof year

Minedout areaduring

the year

Total unrehabili-

tatedmined

out area

Rehabilitation during the yearby

Totalrehabilita-

tion

Balanceun reha-bilitated

mined outarea at

the end ofyear

a b c D=b+c e f g

10-11 Nil 625 625 Nil Nil Nil Nil 62511-12 625 744 1369 Nil Nil Nil Nil 136912-13 1369 765 2134 225 Nil Nil 225 190913-14 1909 686 2595 504 Nil Nil 504 209114-15 2091 707 2798 640 Nil Nil 640 2158

Plantation waterreservoir

Bench’slope

plantation

Area in sqm.

Reclamation Details -

Year Brokenarea at

thebeginingof year

Cumbrokenarea atthe endof year

Minedout area

at thebeginingof year

Cummined out

area atthe end of

year

Area reclaimed bybackfilling at the

begining of year outof G

Areareclaimedby back-

fillingduring the

year

Cum areareclaimedby back-filling by

the end ofyear

a b D=b+c e G=e+f h i j

10-11 7000 7000 Nil 625 Nil 225 225

11-12 7000 7000 625 1369 225 504 729

12-13 7000 7021 1369 2134 729 640 1369

13-14 7021 7195 2134 2820 1369 480 1849

14-15 7195 7683 2820 3527 1849 651 2500

Area in sqm.

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Progressive Reclamation/Rehabilitation of mined out area during proposal period inworking pits:



10.4.2 Water quality management :-

(a) Surface and ground water body :-

There is no river, nalla, any surface or ground water source in

the lease area or in the nearby buffer zone. Hand pumps and dug wells exist in the buffer zone.

Garland drain will be made towards sloping western side to prevent erosion,sedimentation,

siltation.Water treatment is not expected. Since there is no river or any perennial water course

in the M.L. area, diversion will not be required. There is no toxic element in and around the

M.L. area or in OB or ore. Hence contimination of any nature is not expected for surface or

any ground water source. Simultaneous backfilling of OB and waste has been proposed and

no dump will remain at the end of PMCP period. Hence contamination due to wash off from

dumps or leachete is not expected.

Mining operations are not envisaged to adversely affect the water table

of the area as the working is proposed above ground water table. The rain water accumulation

and water harvesting in the pit will recharge the ground water table .

(b) Hydrological study :-

The ground water table in the lease area varies from 365m

RL to 367m RL. Mining will be done 7m above ground water table. Hence ground water table

will not be affected. The water seeps into the ground through different water channels. The

behaviour of ground water table has been noticed to be uniform.Main source of water supply

in the different villages of study area is well, small pond and tube wells.

(c) Acid mine drainage :-

There is no sulphide in the country rock, hence problems of

acid mine drainage is irrelevant in this mine.

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10.4.3 Air quality management :- The air quality in the applied area as well as in the nearby

buffer zone is well below the permissible limits.Mitigative measures suggested for air pollution

control are based on the ambient air quality data. Following measures will be taken for air

quality management for abetting in anticipated danger to air quality at mine life end.

S.No Dust Source Control measure1 Haul Road Regular water spraying.2 Truck Movement No overloading of trucks.

Trucks to be covered while transporting ore.Enforcing speed limit.Regular monitoring of the exhaustProper maintenance of trucks

3 Waste dumps Simultaneous backfilling of worked out portionswill be done at end.

4 Mine workings Regular water spraying in working areas.Green belt surrounding MLPersonal protective equipments like dust mask,goggles, boots and helmets etc.will be providedto the employees.

Controlling of SO2 & NOx Levels

The source of SO2 & NOX would be due to vehicular emissions. This can

be controlled by proper maintenance and servicing of vehicles. There is no anticipated

danger to air quality at the mine life end in view of very small mine with no hazardous or

toxic contamination.Ambient air quality monitoring will be carried out as per CPCB norms

once in a year except monsoon season.

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10.4.4 Waste management :-

The OB/mine waste will be inform of soil and unaltered sandstone etc.During the ensuing PMCP period 513 cum of soil and 2701 cum of OB/waste will begenerated. This will correspond to 3600 cum after 40% of swelling and 20% ofcompaction. This will be simultaneously backfilled in the excavated and exhausted area. No

dump will remain at end.

In order for abetting any anticipated danger at mine life end Garland bund

and drain will be prepared towards the sloping western boundary area. No toxic and

hazardous element is present in the OB as well as in the ore body.

10.4.5 TOP SOIL MANAGEMENT :-

The top soil is sandy in nature. The quantity to be generated during PMCP

period will be 513 cum. All the generated soil will be used for topping of the backfilled area

to do afforestation No dump will remain at end of mine life. Hence no action will be taken for

utilisation and proper stacking of soil to be left at end.

10.4.6 TAILING DAM MANAGEMENT :-

No tailing dam will be created in the applied area in future. No processing of

mineral is required. No toxic contamination is there in the water body.

10.4.7 INFRASTRUCTURE :-

(a) Existence and utilisation :-

No infrastructural facility such as aerial rope way, conveyor belt, Railway,

Building & structures, water treatment plant, transport and water supply source is present

in the lease area. No action is proposed during the SOM/PMCP period for the disposal of

the infrastructure created for the mining operation during the life of the mine.

10.4.8 DISPOSAL OF MINING MACHINERY :-

No static machinery will be deployed in the mine.No disposal/shifting will be

needed in the PMCP period.

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10.4.9 SAFETY AND SECURITY :-

In order to avert any danger to the mine site at the end

of life of mine following measures will be taken during the PMCP period.

(i) The non-active sides of the working quarry will be suitably fenced.

(ii) The mine will be suitably guarded and any approach to mine will be restricted and

prohibited.

(iii) Protective safety boots, goggles, hand glove and helmets will be provided to the

person working in the opencast works.

(iv) Employee will be adequately trained and educated for involvement and commitment in

to the implementation of health and safety guidelines.

(v) Provision of all necessary resources for safety and health of employees and contractors

engaged in mining.

(vi) For minimizing the adverse impact of dust, the mine workers working in the dust area

will be provided dust masks for their occupational safety.

10.4.10 DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND RISK ASSESSMENT :-

Preliminary Risk assessment is based on the philosophy that “Prevention is

better then cure”. Mining operations may be carried to the utmost safety but there is always

some element of danger or risk in it. No disaster is envisaged. Only minor accidents may take

place. The applied area has gentle slope towards west. No perennial source of surface

water is present. Blasting has not been proposed. The mining operations will be carried out

under supervision of statutory personnels as per provisions of MCR 1960, MCDR 1988,

Mines Rules 1955, Mines Act 1952 & strictly following safety aspects as per MMR 1961

monitored by Directorate General of Mines safety.

The applied area does not come under active seismic zone. Land slide,

subsidence is not expected in view of opencast mining and almost plain topography. No river is

near the applied area and hence flood is not expected. Since opencast mining has been

proposed, problems related with underground mines is not applicable. In case of eventuality,

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first aid will be given by the competent authority initially to the injured person. The competent

person / Mines manager or Mining engg. will give notice of accident as per Rule-23 of Mines

Act-1952. The persons / competent authorities named above will be responsible for

co-ordinations between management and Distt.authorities / DGMS etc. Regarding general

safety as per Rule-181 of MMR 1961, “No person shall negligently or will fully do anything

likely to endanger life or limb in the mine, or negligently or will fully omit to do anything

necessary for the safety of the mine or of the persons employed there in”. The workers will be

provided with protective foot wear and safety helmets. Following precautions will be taken

during PMCP period in order to avert any danger to mine at end.

1. In OB/ore the sides will be benched and height of any bench will not exceed

3 m. and the breadth thereof shall not be less than the height.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT CELL:-

In order to avert any danger to the mine site at the end of life of mine a disaster

management cell headed by local authority Distt.Magistrate. will be constituted. Police deptt.,

Fire fighting deptt. and health authorities, including doctor, surgeons, hospitals, ambulances

and so on will have a vital part to play following a disaster along with the mine management,

and they will be an integral part of the disaster management plan.

10.4.11CARE & MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE:-

If the mine will be discontinued temporarily for more than 120 days, notice will

be given 30 days before the date of such discontinuance to the concerned authorities. During

discontinuance period safety arrangement and fencing will be provided to avoid the entry of

unauthorized persons and accessibility to the mine from the surface The mine will be properly

guarded by employing security guards.

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10.5.0 ECOMOMIC REPERCUSSIONS OF CLOSURE OF MINE AND MAN POWER

RETRENCHMENTS :-

Manpower retrenchment, compensation to be given, socioeconomic repercussions

and remedial measures consequent to the closure of mines should be described,

specifically stating the following.

1. Number of local residents employed in the mine, status of the continuation

family occupation and scope of joining the occupation back.

About 20 persons will get direct employment and 25 persons will be

getting indirect employment from this mine. The family occupation is mine labour

besides agriculture. The mine workers will continue with their occupation of mine labour

in view of opportunity of employment throughout the year.

2. Compensation given or to be given to the employees connecting with

sustenance of himself and their family members.

No manpower retrenchment is expected in progressive mine closure

plan period or in near future. On the other hand employment will be given to local

peopole.After final closure of mine compensation will be given as per labour laws.

3. Satellite occupations connected to the mining industry number of persons

engaged therein - continuance of such business after mine closes.

Small shops of mechanics, tools, equipments , tyre shop, tea and daily

needs etc are the other satellite occupation connected to the mining industry. About 20

local residents will be engaged there in. In case of closure of mine they will continue

with such business as there are many other mines located in the near viccinity.



4. Continued engagement of employees in the rehabilitated status of mining lease

area and any other remnant activities.

No closure of mine as mentioned above is expected during PMCP

period. No rehabilitation has been proposed. The employees may be employed there

after as security guard for safety & security purpose and mine labour etc.

5. Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of the society around due to

closure of mine.

No man power retrenchment will be done during the ensuing

Progressive mine closure plan period. No adverse socio-economic repercussions are

envisaged during the PMCP period. The lessee under his CSR will help the society

inform of community development by providing funds for repairing schools, stationary

and dress materials for students below poverty line, medicines in nearby PHC,

approach roads and drinking water facilities etc. as such. On the other hand due to

employment given to local residents, socio-econmic awareness & upliftment will take

place. Also the poverty will reduce. No closure of mine is expected during the PMCP

period.

In order to avoid any strike, lockout or dissatisfaction amongst

workers upto the end of life of mine, following measures will be taken during the PMCP

period.

(i) Priority during employment will be given to local person.

(ii) Corporate Social responsibility will be borne.

(iii) Adequate fund will be provided for community development.

(iv) The local people and panchayat will be taken in confidence.

(v) Mining will be done with the vision of leaving a positive impact on

socio-economics of people living in the nearby villages.

(vi) A first-aid centre to meet the basic medical needs of employees will be provided.

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10.6.0 Time scheduling for Reclamation & Rehabilitation :-

No abandonment of any activity is expected upto the PMCP period end.

Reclamation will be carried out simultaneously from 1st year onwards. About 0.245 hect.area will be reclaimed during the PMCP period. Rehabilitation is proposed in 0.128 hects areaby way of afforestation. The quantity of OB and waste to be utilised will be about 3600 cum.

10.7.0 Reclamation & Rehabilitation Cost :-

The cost envisaged based on the activities required for implementing the

protective and rehabilitation measures including their maintenance and monitoring is given in

table next page.The total cost of reclamation will be Rs. 75,000 /- during PMCP period

while about Rs. 2,00,000/- till FMCP period.

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S.No.

1 Area 0.70 0.07 0.77 - 0.77excavated

2 Storage for 0.05 - 0.05 - 0.05top soil

3 Overburden - - - - -dumps

4 Mineral storage - - - - -

5 InfrastructureI Workshop - - - - -II ANFO - - - - -Mixing shedIII. Crusher - - - - -

6 Roads 0.05 - 0.05 - 0.05

7 Railways - - - - -

8 Green belts - - - - -

9 Tailing ponds - - - - -

10 Effluent - - - - -Treatementplant

11 Mineral - - - - -seperation plant

12 Township area - - - - -

13 Others (specify)I. Site services - 0.005 0.005 - 0.005

Total 0.80 0.075 0.875 - 0.875

Head

Area put touse at startof mining

plan /MiningScheme

(A)

Additional arearequirementduring plan /

schemeperiod

(B)

Total

A+B

Areareclaimed &rehabilitated

(C)

Net area forfinancial

assurance

(A+B-C)

10.8.0 Financial Assurance :- This is a “B” category mine and hence Rs. 15000 /- is required onper Hects basis as per Rule 23 F of MCDR 1988. However in this case the minimum amountof Rs. 1.0 Lac is applicable. The Financial assurance has been submitted in form of BankGuarantee for period concurrent with SOM i.e. 31.03.2015.



10.9.0 Certificate :-

A certificate and undertaking regarding Mine Closure Plan

has been appended herewith.

10.10.0 Plans, Sections etc. :-

Plan and Sections in support of Chapter-1,2,3 and 4 has

been appended.

For : Balram Singh Associates Pvt. Ltd.Regd. No. - RQP/JBP/105/2003/B

Sanjay k. Singh(Auth. signatory)

Key person

R.C. Bansal(Min.Engg.)

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Place : MaiharDate : 12.03.2011

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