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ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

Bhaunti Soil/ Murrum (Temporary Permit) Quarry

Village : Bhaunti

Tehsil : Pichhore

District : Shivpuri

State : Madhya Pradesh

Area : 4.50Hectare

Mineral : Soil/Murrum

Khasra No. : 1847

Production Cap : Soil/Murrum :- Total 75,000Cu.mt

Lease Period : 15 Months

APPLICANT

M/s KCC BUILDCON PVT. LTD

#501, 5th Floor, Block-C, Nirvana Courtyard, Nirvana Country,

Sec- 50, Gurgaon (HR)

Camp- Bhonti, Tehsil- Pichhore, District- Shivpuri,(M.P)

Prepared By:-

Charles Pradeep Singh

Near LIC Office, Jabalpur Road, Bargawan, Katni MP

RQP/DGMMP/061/2013-18

EMP Bhaunti Soil/ Murrum (Temporary Permit) Quarry

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

Bhaunti Soil/ Murrum mine project covering an area of 4.50Hect. for mining of

minor mineral Soil/ Murrum at village-Bhaunti, Tehsil-Pichhore, District-

Shivpuri.

The mining plan has been approved by Directorate of Geology & Mining Regional

office Gwalior M P vide letter no. 881 on dtd. 14/07/2017. The Collector office

(Khanij Shakha) Shivpuri vide letter No.80-82 /Khanij/2017, dated-

30/06/2017.

2. DETAILS OF THE LESSEE:

Name : M/s KCC BUILDCON PVT. LTD

Address : Resi.- #501, 5th Floor, Block-C, Nirvana Courtyard,

Nirvana Country, Sec- 50, Gurgaon (HR)

Camp- Bhonti, Tehsil- Pichhore, District- Shivpuri,(M.P)

Designation : Individual Owner

3. SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT:

Particulars Details

Name of the

project

Bhaunti Soil/ Murrum(Temporary Permit) Quarry

Mineral Soil/ Murrum Mining Lease

area

4.50Hect.

Khasra No. 1847 Land Use Govt. Land

Lease Validity Months

Production

Capacity

Soil/ Murrum:- Total 75,000Cu.mt For 15 Months

Village Bhaunti

Tehsil Pichhore

District Shivpuri

Latitude&

Longitude

(A) 25°18'46.21"N 78° 6'27.07"E

(B) 25°18'53.07"N 78° 6'27.92"E

(C) 25°18'52.49"N 78° 6'26.57"E

(D) 25°18'56.69"N 78° 6'27.07"E

(E) 25°18'56.79"N 78° 6'29.60"E

(F) 25°18'56.16"N 78° 6'29.76"E


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(G) 25°18'56.03"N 78° 6'30.27"E

(H) 25°18'45.37"N 78° 6'29.72"E

Estimated

project cost

40Lacs

Man Power 20-25

Water demand

and supply

4-8KLD

Nearest

habitation/town

The nearest village is Bhaunti which is about 0.70 KMS

from mine site. Nearest Airport The nearest Airport is Jhansi which is about 49KMS from

mine site. Nearest

Connectivity

SH-19, Road, about 100mtr from mine site.

Nearest Railway

Station

The nearest Railway Station is Babina which is about 34.40

KMS from mine site.

Power Supply No electricity is required.

4. DETAILS OF THE AREA:

The details of the lease area to be grant, ownership etc. is as below:

• Topo Sheet : Area falls in survey of India 54- K/3

• Khasra No. : 1847

• Area : 4.50Hectare

• Mineral : Soil/Murrum

• Production Cap : Soil/ Murrum :- Total 75,000Cu.mt

• Period : 15 Months

• Whether area is

recorded in

forests

: No


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• Khasra Map :


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• Satellite Image of the mining area:

5. DETAILS OF MACHINE TO BE USED IN MINING OPERATION:

Mining/excavation will be done according to the proposed manner of Manual

& Semi Mechanized workings and some machineries i.e. JCB, Pock Lane,

Dumpers, tractors etc.

6. DETAILS OF MEASUREMENT OF QUARRY PIT EARLIER

EXCAVATION IN THE AREA TO BE SANCTIONED AND

DETAILS OF MINERAL CONCESSIONS SITUATED WITHIN 100

METER PERIPHERY OF THIS AREA:

No seasonal perennial drainage exists within the lease area. No pit was

excavated in the past since this is new lease quarry. The area in

surroundings up to 100meters forms a plain topography with miner

undulations of waste land form.


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7. SCHEME OF TREE PLANTATION:

During the plan period, benches will reach the ultimate pit limit. The total

exploited Soil/ Murrum shall be transported to nearby market therefore no

waste shall be generated. During the plan period 7.5m barrier zone will be

used for the plantation purposes. 200 no. trees will be planted during

development (15 Months period).

The tree species recommended are Tactonagrandis (Teak),

Azadirachtaindica (Neem),Mangiferaindica (Aam), Acacia Catechu (Khanir),

Emblicaofficinalis (Amla), MahuncaLatitolia (Mahua), Planting should be

done in large sized 90 cm x 90 cm.pits dug in advance and filled with

manure about 50 days before planting. The plantation raised earlier should

be carefully maintained. Mortalities should be replaced by fresh saplings.

� Post Plantation Care

Following precaution to be undertaken for the survival of the plants:

� The samplings will be undertaken for the survival of the plants.

� Healthy tree species will be recommends for plantation.

� Every sapling will be covered by a tree guard to avoid damage through

cattle grazing.

� Necessary arrangement will be provided for watering tree species planted

in different parts.

8. DETAILS AND APPROXIMATE DISTANCE OF NATIONAL

PARK, SANCTUARY, BIODIVERSITY AREA, INTERSTATE

BOUNDARY SITUATED WITHIN PERIPHERY OF 10 KM. FROM

THE AREA TO BE SANCTIONED

Proposed project does not located in whole or in part within 10 km. from

the boundary of:

� Protected areas notified under the Wild Life (Protection)

Act, 1972

:- No

� National Park :- No


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� Critically polluted areas as notified by the Central Pollution

Control Board from time to time

:- No

� Notified Eco-sensitive areas :- No

� Inter-state boundaries and international boundaries :- No

9. PROPOSED PRODUCTION OF MINERAL:

The yearly production from the quarry is proposed Soil/ Murrum is 75,000

Cu.mt for 15 months with Manual & Semi Mechanized opencast mining

system.

10. EFFECT ON GROUND WATER LEVEL DUE TO MINING

OPERATION AND ITS PREVENTIVE MEASURES:

There is no perennial water body in the area. Mining activities will not cause

adverse impacts as the mineral is non toxic in nature. Lease area is fairly flat

reducing the possibility of soil erosion. Garland drain will be made to

properly channelize the rain water and wash offs in sedimentation ponds.

As the manpower likely to be deployed from nearby village, is not very high

discharge of domestic waste water, will be easily controlled with the

provision of septic tank and soak pit. The stored water will be used for dust

suppression and greenbelt development, etc.

The pit exposed due to mining will become a source for catchment of rain

water and in future it will be helpful to improve the water table of the area.

11. DETAILS OF SCHEME OF CONTINUOUS RECLAMATION AND

REHABILITATION OF THE LAND DEGRADATION DUE TO

MINING OPERATION:

Land degradation is one of the major adverse impacts of open cast mining

activities and any effort to control adverse impacts would be incomplete

without appropriate land reclamation strategy. It is a mining below five

hectares lease area, which is very small in nature therefore no damage of

the land is anticipated.

The area is likely to be degraded due to quarrying, pitting & roads. The

impact on the land form or Physiography will be limited to the modification


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of the slope. The landscape and land use will undergo a radical change due

to open cast mining. The impact during plan period is limited as benches

will be formed on the already degraded land. Besides these benches, roads

will also modify the Physiography.

During the plan period, benches will reach the ultimate pit limit. The total

exploited Soil/ Murrum shall be transported to nearby market therefore no

waste shall be generated.

Reclamation and rehabilitation will be started at the end of mine life

which required sufficient quantity of waste etc. for back filling. Availability

of waste at the closing time of mine will be very less to meet requirement;

hence the mined out pit will be developed as water reservoir in future.

12. DETAILS OF PREVENTIVE AND CONTROL SCHEME OF AIR

AND WATER POLLUTION:

� Air Pollution Control:

• Regular water Spraying in dry area of quarry

• Wetting of land and dump stock in case it is dry.

• Water sprinkling at dust sources.

• The angle of dip is 45 degrees.

• Dust Mask shall be provided to all working workers in dusty atmosphere.

• Minimizing drop height of stone in trippers.

• No overloading of tractors, dumpers, trucks

• Proper maintenance of vehicles

• Periodic maintenance of kachha/approach road

• Regular sprinkling of water on roads in the morning and also at a moment

if observed that the dust on road is easily getting airborne

• Fortnightly scraping/bulldozing of road to prevent accumulation of lose

dust on road, to shift it to sides and to keep roads almost leveled to ensure

smooth movement of vehicles and also prevent spillage, thereby,

minimizing fugitive dust emissions from the roads towards the villages

• Covering the carrying vehicles with tarpaulin to prevent spillage

• Proper tuning of vehicles to keep the emissions and noise as per norms.

• Restriction of vehicle speed


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� Water Management and Water Pollution Control:

Mining activities will not cause adverse impacts as the mineral is non toxic

in nature. Lease area is fairly flat reducing the possibility of soil erosion.

Garland drain will be made to properly channelize the rain water and wash

offs in sedimentation ponds. As the manpower likely to be deployed from

nearby village, is not very high discharge of domestic waste water will be

easily controlled with the provision of septic tank and soak pit. The stored

water will be used for dust suppression, and greenbelt development,

etc.Following control measures will be taken to minimize negative due to

mining activity;

• Proposal of garland drain around the excavated pit with the progress

of Mining creation of water bodies will take place and accumulated

water of the same will be used for dust suppression and green belt

development.

• Drain along the periphery, around the quarry pit will be required

together and connected to the proposed water body.

Water Consumption (Avg.) 4-8 KLD

Waste Water

Generation

Only from domestic section, taken care

by Soak pit/ Septic tank arrangement

Source of water Nearby Village

� Noise Environment:

Movement of truck/ dumper will create the transitional noise level.

However noise generated by these will be occurring at low level and will be

within the prescribed upper limit. Following control measures will be taken

to minimize negative impact due to mining activity.

• Proper maintenance of all machines will be carried out which will

reduce noise generation during operations.

• Workers exposed to high noise levels will be provided with ear

defenders.

• Proper maintenance of machinery, equipment’s and improvement on

design of machines.


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• Use of personal protective devices i.e. earmuffs and earplugs by

workers, working in high noise areas.

• Provision of green belt all along the periphery of the lease area.

• Conducting periodical medical checkup of all workers for any noise

related health problems

• Proper training to personnel to create awareness about adverse noise

level effects.

• Noise barriers, silence and enclosures shall be incorporated in the

equipment, which limit noise levels.

• Unnecessary use of horns by the drivers of the vehicles shall be

avoided.

13. PROVISIONS FOR SEPARATE STACKING OF SURFACE SOIL

EXCAVATED FROM MINING OPERATION AND IT’S UTILITY:

Top soil in the lease area is very scanty. Available soil will be removed and

kept stacked for utilizing for plantation in the backfilled area, when the

mine reaches the ultimate limits. Grasses will be planted on the soil along

the slopes to prevent wash offs during monsoon and prevent landslides.

14. DETAILS OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC UP GRADATION OF

MINING EFFECTED AREA DUE TO PROPOSED PROJECT:

4.50 Hectares Bhaunti Soil/ Murrum Quarry of M/s KCC BUILDCON PVT.

LTD. Mine has undertaken community development works in order to

improve the amenities in nearby villages as a part of commitment towards

social and economic upliftment of the area. Mining is expected to have

positive impact on socio-economic life of people living in nearby villages. No

impact on agricultural lands has been reported due to mining, nor has

mining affected the climate of the area. There has been rather an

improvement in the status of the people because of increase in income due

to direct or indirect employment Mining has created awareness amongst

the people for education and general upliftment particularly in the

womenfolk.


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15. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION

BUDGET:

PROPOSED COST FOR EMP

Sr. No. Particulars Amount (in Rs.)

1. Tree Plantation (including post

plantation care, protection)

1,00,000

2. Pollution control (Water spray, etc.) 45,000

3. Monitoring 40,000

4. Approach Road maintenance 25,000

5. Miscellaneous 30,000

Total 2,40,000/-

PROPOSED COST FOR CSR/ESR


1. Fund for installing Water Tank to the

villagers.

20,000

2. Fund for School for extracurricular

activities and maintenance & other

facilities

25,000

3. Contribution to Swach Bharat Abhiyan 15,000

4. Contribution to Digital India Mission,

Fund for installing a computer setup

in Gram Panchayat Office.

30,000

Total 90,000/-


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PROPOSED COST FOR LABOUR WELFARE


1. Drinking Water Facility &

Temporary rest shelter

(Construction Cost is fixed)

25,000

2. Mobile toilet 15,000

3. Regular Medical check-up of

laborers

25,000

4. Contribution for laborer's

children education

15,000

Total 80,000/-

16. ANY OTHER DETAILS DESIRED TO BE SUBMITTED BY

MINERAL CONCESSION HOLDER:

All information regarding EMP has been mentioned above point. Other

information is given in Form-1, PFR & Mining plan.

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