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PRE

FEASIBILITY

REPORT

INDEX

S.No. DESCRIPTION PAGE No.

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1

2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/ BACKGROUND

INFORMATION

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3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 5

4. SITE ANALYSIS 10

5. PLANNING BRIEF 12

6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE 13

7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT(R&R PLAN) 16

8. PROJECT SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES 16

9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATION) 16

ANNEXURE

S. No. ANNEXURE No. DESCRIPTION

1. I Copy of Lease Deed

2. II Copy of renewal application

3. III Partnership deed in language of Urdu

4. IV Partnership deed English translation

5. V Resolution letter in favour of Managing Partner

6. VI Environment Management Plan

Limestone Mine, Applicant: M/s Illahi Cement Industries.

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Pre Feasibility Report for Chak-Ishar-Dass Limestone Mine Near Village- Chak-Ishar-Dass, Tehsil & District – Anantnag, J&K

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A mining lease for mineral limestone was granted in the favour of M/s Illahi Cement Industries. Refer Annexure – I copy of lease deed. Lease was granted on 07.08.1985 for a period of 20 year & expired on 06.08.2005. renewal applied within time period Refer Annexure –II Copy of renewal application & Director, Directorate of Geology & Mining also

requested to commissioner Secretary, Industries & Commerce Department (J&K) regarding

renewal of mining lease. As per section 8A(3) of MMRD amendment Act 2015, hence forth all the

mining lease granted before the commencement of this act shall be deemed to have been granted for 50

years but renewal is pending with State Govt. Applicant is a Partnership Firm Name of partners is given below

S. No. Name Address

1. Mohamad Amin Shah

S/o Late Malik Mohd Qasim Shah

Industrial area Anchidora,

Anantnag, J&K.

2. Malik Riaz Ahamad Shah

S/o Late Malik Mohd Qasim Shah


Anantnag, J&K.

3. Malik Manzoor Ahamad Shah

S/o Malik Mohd Qasim Shah


Anantnag, J&K.

4. Malik Mohd Rafiq Shah

S/o Malik Mohd Qasim Shah

Industrial Area, Anchidora,

Anantnag, J&K

5. Smt. Naseema Banu D/o Malik Mohd Qasim Shah


Anantnag, J&K.

Original Partnership deed in language of Urdu is enclosed as annexure No. III. & its English

translation is enclosed annexure no. IV. Resolution in favour of Managing Partner is enclosed

Annexure No. V. The proprietor of the firm Sh. Malik Mohd. Qasim of M/s Illahai Cement

Industries expired on 11.09.2006 and his legal heirs have executed a partnership deed in the Court

of Sub-Registrar, Anantnag and submitted to the Director, Directorate of Geology & Mining,

Government of J & K vide their letter dated 23.10.2007, wherein, Sh. Malik Riyaz Ahmad Shah is

Managing Partner of the said firm.

As per EIA Notification Dated 14th Sept. 2006, Environmental Clearance is required for all new mining projects. This mining project falls under Category “A” Project as per EIA Notifications 2006. In order to obtain Environment Clearance as per Notification on dated 14th Sept. 2006 from MoEF, New Delhi for the purpose of mining of mineral Limestone, we are submitting application (Form-I) & Pre Feasibility Report for prior environmental clearance (EC) to MoEF, New Delhi.


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1.2 Salient features of the project Project Name Chak-Ishar-Dass Limestone Mine Location of mine Near Village – Chak-Ishar-Dass

Tehsil - Anantnag District –Anantnag (J&K)

Topo sheet number GT Sheet No. 43 O/5 Land Use Govt. wasteland Nearest Habitation/Town Devipopra/ Anantnag Nearest Railway Station Anantnag

Nearest Airport Srinagar Nearest National Highways, State Highways & Major District Roads

NH-1B

Nearest Dispensary & Government Hospital

Primary Health Centres at Devipora & Govt. Hospital at Anantnag

Educational Facility Primary School & college at Devipora & Anantnag respectively

Water demand & Supply Sources of water

Total water requirement is about 32.0 KLD 2.0 KLD (Drinking & Domestic Uses) 05 KLD (Plantation) 25 KLD (Dust Suppression). Drinking water & water for dust suppression & for

plantation purpose will be made available by nearby villages through the tankers.

Nearest Tourist Places Anantnag Seismic Zone Seismic Zone V Highest & Lowest Elevation Highest 2024.10 mts

Lowest 1834.80 mts Proposed production of mine 178020 TPA Estimated Project Cost 350 lac Method of mining The proposed method of mining will be mechanized

opencast mining with drilling and blasting No. of working days 300 days in one shift each day Man power 85 2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/ BACKGROUND INFORMATION A. Identification of the project and project proponent. Name of Project: - Chak-Ishar-Dass Limestone Area Near Village- Chak-Ishar-Dass, Tehsil & District - Anantnag The ultimate proposed rate of production is 178020 tonnes per annum. The lease area is 115.33 Hectare which is Non Forest Area. There is no National Park/ Sanctuary and National Monument within 10 KM radius of the applied area. Category of Project: Category A The project Proponent is the Partnership firm namely M/s Illahi cement Industres

The Managing partner of the firm is Mr. Malik Riaz Ahamad Shah.


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Address of the applicant M/s Illahi Cement Industries

Village – Industrial Area, Anchidora (Azadpora)

Tehsil & District – Anantnag J&K-192101 Mobile No. - 9419041003 B. Brief Description of Nature of Project The project is for the mining of mineral Limestone. Proposed method of Mining will be mechanized opencast with drilling and blasting. For the systematic working of opencast mines, benching will be done. The height of bench will not be kept more than 6.0m at a time and the width of benches will always be more than the height. Total excavated area 90.1 hectare during the conceptual phase of mine. C. Need for the Project & Importance to the Country The mining project falls in the Anantnag Tehsil and District of J&K. The mineral limestone is proposed to be used as captive use for cement manufacturing in the vicinity or sold to prospective buyers. The earning sources of the region are limited. Most of the people are dependent on handicraft and agriculture also on trade & others. Stone based handicraft is most popular along with textile based, wooden based, leather based handicraft. The upcoming project will bestow various increased social & economic benefits to the local communities and improvements in physical and social infrastructure of the area, apart from increased financial benefits to state govt. by way of taxes royalties & tax etc. D. Demand and supply gap The area is having large reserves of limestone. The demand for the minerals has been steadily increasing over the years. Presently these materials have been used for hydrated lime manufacturing purpose. However, no any cement industry has been setup in the area. In such backward area, cement plant setup will grow economic conditions of local so supply of mineral limestone is required to be meet with demand of the product, the prospect of industries is very good. The physical properties of Limestone are: Mineralogy The average quality of entire limestone of the area is given in the table below: -

Table: Average chemical analysis of limestone of this area

Rock Type Chemical Composition

CaO MgO SiO2 Al2O3

Entire Limestone Deposit

42-54 0.77-2.5 0.78-6.18 0.76-4.5

Occurrence Sedimentary origin strata exist in the entire area. Structure: Regional and Local Structure

The geological formation of the area in order of their natural sequence from top to bottom area as follows:

Sl. No. Formation Age

1. Recent deposits, scree, talus and clay Recent

2. Kerewas ( Clay, m Silt and Sand) Pleistocene


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3.

Triassic formations

a) Upper ( predominantly Calcareous)]

b) Middle ( Calcareous & Argillaceous)

c) Lower ( Siliceous & Calcareous)

4. Zewan series-Bottom argillaceous top calcareous Permain

5. Panjal traps Permocarboniferous

Karewas:

Karewas are lacustrine deposits comprising of alternate bands of clays, loose sands silt and

pebbles/ gravels at places. The Karewas merge with talus and scree material at the foot of

hill ranges. At places Karewas form huge plateau dissected by few nala cutting.

Triassics:

Triassic formation generally comprise of limestone with few argillaceous with siliceous

interbeddings in the lower and middle division of the formations. These formations form

the bulk of rock exposures over the hills surrounding the Sandram valley and Bringee

valley.

Zewans:

Zewan formation is the rock collection of limestone, shales, and siliceous rocks chacterised

by typical fossil concentrations. It is confined a small out crop towards jawahar tunnel

lying over Panjal traps.

Panjal Traps:

Panjal traps are huge andesitic and basaltic lava flows forming the core of Pir panjal ranges

on which rest zewans and triassics.

The exposure forming the NE limb of anticline are further thrown into secondary folds,

sometimes over turned. The folds are usually faulted along axis. The generalized strike of

the formation (NW-SE) varies from place to place due to flexuring of bands.

E. Export Possibility Since the produced mineral will be absorbed in the cement unit to be setup in the area so it will not be exported. F. Domestic/Export Markets The mine is meant for captive use only thus there is no requirement of selling of the mineral in export markets. G. Employment Generation (Direct & Indirect) due to the project Because of large-scale mining proposals, employment generation of the area will be significant. Depending on the requirement of mining work and also as per statutory requirement of acts and rules sufficient supervisory, skilled and unskilled person will be employed at the mine to run the mine systematically and safely to raise the targeted production.


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Labour Requirement - Deployment of man power for management plan, technical and other persons to be employed as follows:-

Management and Supervisory Staff

Mining Engineer (Full Time) = 1

Geologist (Full Time) = 1

Highly Skilled = 1

Skilled = 1

Semi-Skilled = 2

Un-Skilled = 79

About 85 staff members including labours shall be employed directly.


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3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION A. Type of Project including Interlinked and Interdependent Projects, if any There is no interlinked or interdependent project of this mine. No other allied activities i.e. washing of minerals, beneficiation etc. will be carried within the periphery of this project. B. Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project site layout) with coordinates. The area comprises of an area of 115.33 hectare and is located near village Chak-Ishar-Dass of Anantnag Tehsil & District of J&K. Public Road: The village Devipora Chak-Ishar-Dass lies about 0.5km from the area. The area is connected with national highway 1B at Anantnag, district HQ, 10km away from the area. State capital is at 55 km. Railway Line: Nearest railway station is Anantnag which is located at a distance of about 10 km from applied area. Air Port: The nearest air port is Kashmir at about 55 km.

(C) Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental consideration gone into should be highlighted. As the project is mineral specific and the LOI was issued for excavating the mineral limestone at the specific location near village Chak-Ishar-Dass, thus no alternate site was considered.

SATELLITE IMAGE

ANANTNAG Applied area


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D. Size and Magnitude of Operation Proposal of production mineral Limestone at 178020 TPA using the opencast mechanized mining methods with drilling and blasting. E. Project description with process details (a schematic diagram/flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc. should be given) The project is for mineral limestone and the area comprises of 115.33hectare and as per revenue records is Govt. wasteland. The mining will be done by mechanized opencast method with drilling and blasting. Drilling of the holes will be by compressed air operated drill machine. The working will be done by forming systematically benches of 6.0mts average height in mineral and width of the benches will be always more than the height. The Blasting will be carried out as per Rules and will be done with all the safety measures. The explosive shall be handled by the applicant as per explosive rules and blasting will be done by the competent persons. Storage is required for explosive at the site. Special precaution will be taken for the fly rock problem. All the adequate precaution as per provision MMR 1961 will be taken. At the end of the life of the mine total excavated area will be 90.1 hectare. No backfilling is proposed for want of waste material.

MINING

Mineral

Loading & Transportation to proposed cement

plant

Excavation

To be supplied to proposed cement plant

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE MINING PROCESS


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RESERVE: Table: UNFC code for Limestone

Category UNFC Code Quantity in million tons Grade

A. Total Mineral Reserve HGL SL

Proved Mineral Reserve 111 23.902275 19.028470 Cement

Probable mineral Resource 122 Nil Nil Nil

B. Total Remaining Resources

Feasibility mineral Resource 211 1.817593 1.227340 Cement

Prefeasibility mineral resource 222 Nil Nil Nil

Measured mineral resource 331 Nil Nil Nil

Indicated mineral resource 332 Nil Nil Nil

Inferred mineral resource 333 1.773000 2.656225 Cement

Reconnaissance mineral resource 334 Nil Nil Nil

Total Reserves + Resources 27.492868 22.912035

MINEABLE RESERVES & MINE LIFE:

Production during next four years = 614940 tonnes

Rate of production = 178020 tonnes

Life of mine = 42930745/178020 = 241 years PRODUCTION IN NEXT FIVE YEARS MINING

Insitu Tentative Excavation:

Year Pit/

road

level

Total

tentative

Excavation

(cum)

Top

Soil

(Cum)

IB

(cum)

ROM Mineral

reject

ROM/Waste

Ratio Ore

(Cum)*

Mineral

reject

(Cum)

w.e.f. Final

submission RL 8640 Nil Nil 8640 Nil Nil Nil

2018-19

RL 10368 Nil Nil 10368 Nil Nil Nil

I 17280 Nil Nil 17280 Nil Nil Nil

II 16440 Nil Nil 16440 Nil Nil Nil

2019-20 I 36210 Nil Nil 36210 Nil Nil Nil

II 23040 Ni Nil 23040 Nil Nil Nil





Total 245976 245976

The quantities of Limestone to be generated in each year are tabulated below:

Year Exploitation of Limestone

(Tonnes)

w.e.f. final

submission 21600

2018-19 110220

2019-20 148125

2020-21 156975

2021-22 178020

Total 614940


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Extent of Mechanization

An excavator shall be deployed for making the haul road & development of quarry &

loading the mineral. Primary drilling will be done by wagon drill while secondary drilling

by jack hammer & blasting will be done by using conventional explosive. The make,

model & machineries to be deployed is as below:

Type Make Capacity No. of Unit

i) Wagon Drill BVB-25, Atlas Copco 115 Cfm 1

ii) Compressor XAH210, Atlas Copco 450 Cfm 1

iii) Jack hammer Atlas Copco 96 Cfm 1

iv) Excavator Tata Hitachi 0.9 cum 1

iv) Tippers Tata 6 tonnes 4

Source: - Approved Mining Plan F. Raw Material Required Along Estimated Quantity, Likely Source, and Marketing Area Of Final Product/s Mode Of Transport Of Raw Material And Finished Product No raw material will be required for production. No waste material is envisaged. G. Resource optimization/ recycling and reuse envisaged in the project, if any, should be briefly outlined A very little water will be accumulated scattered pockets in the part of the excavated mine out pit area during rains and part of pits serve as a natural ground water recharging structure. H. Availability of water its source, Energy/Power requirement and source should be given Total water requirement is about 32 KLD. Drinking water will be made available through PHED supply. Water for dust suppression and plantation will be arranged from nearby villages. Water table in the area is 1832mRL whereas proposed depth will be 1973m RL. There is no power line in the applied area. Diesel shall be used as motive source of primary energy for mine machinery. Diesel will be used in machinery using in the mining. Diesel will be outsourced from nearby diesel pumps. I. Quantity of waste to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their management/disposal No waste material generation is envisaged during course of mining. No question to stabilize the waste dumps arises. 4. SITE ANALYSIS A. Connectivity The applied area is well connected through road & road network from Devipora Chak-Ishar-Dass and Anantnag. The nearest Air Port is at Kashmir at about 55km from applied area. B. Land form, Land use and Land ownership The applied area falls on part of G. T. Sheet no. 43 O/5. No forest land is involved in the lease area. The Land form is hilly terrain. As per revenue records, the land is Govt. wasteland.


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C. Topography

The topography is rough and rugged representing the typical scenario of mountainous region with step to moderate slopes & general slope of the area is towards south & southwest. There are numbers of seasonal nallahs exist within the leasehold which are first and second order dendritic pattern. The drainage towards north west side of the area flows north to south while the drainages towards centre and eastern side of the area flows north to south east, north east to south west in a zig-zag manner and all the drainages at single point & from one nallah called Kenth Kond nalla which flows north west to south east. The area is marked by numerous ridges. The height level is 2024.10 m. RL towards northeast side of area while the lowest level is at 1834.80 m. RL towards southwest slope along boundary pillars BM V & BM VI. The northern part of the area is occupied by prominent mark ridges trending while the southern flank is defined by gentle slopes. The ridges in the center part and north west part of the area are trending by and large NNW – SSE directions while the ridges towards eastern side are trending by and large NE-SW directions. The rainy water run off through the slopes & nallahs.

D. Existing land use pattern (Agriculture, on-agriculture, forest, water bodies (including area under CRZ), shortest distances from the periphery of the project to the periphery of the forests, national park, wild life sanctuary, eco sensitive areas, water bodies (distance from the HFL of the river), CRZ in case of notified industrial area, a copy of the Gazette notification should be industrial area, a copy of the Gazette notification should be given. No forest land is involved in the applied ML area. There is no National Park/ Sanctuary/Eco sensitive Zone and National Monument within 10 KM radius of the applied lease ML area. There is no firm drainage present in the applied lease area.

Existing land use Particulars Area (in Hects) Mining 3.47 Dumps of ore, waste & Overburden & Mineral storage

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Infrastructure (Tar Road, Haulage, Foot Track ) 0.96 Township/ Habitation - Remaining area 110.84 Total Occupied Area 115.33 Area backfilled, if any - Area afforested by mine owner 0.06


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Shortest distance from following particulars

E. Existing Infrastructure Mine office/ rest shelter is proposed inside the ML area. The water is required for drinking purpose & for dust suppression during mining & for Plantation Purpose. Mining will be done with the machine. A first aid facilities with all necessary materials will be kept available all the time in the mine office for use. Medical Examination shall be carried out regulatory as per rules. F. Soil Classification No soil exists in mineable area but exists in SE part of the lease area. G. Climatic data from secondary sources Climate of the area is pleasant and the quality of air is as fresh as in any remote Himalayan region. The temperature in summer is goes upto 36 degree and in winter below zero. The snow fall in the area is expected from November end and lasts upto early February. The highest mount peaks that fall in the eastern side of the area remain snow bound for most part of the year and is primary source of water that flow down through various nallahs and streams along the Shangus valley which is main source of water in the area for irrigation and drinking purpose. The area received an average annual precipitation of about 916mm in the form of rain and snow as is revealed by the meteorological data of the area. H. Social Infrastructure The infrastructure like, toilets, first aid stations etc. will be provided at the mine site.

A secondary school is available at village Devipora. Government College is present at Anantnag.

Particulars Distance Periphery of the project to periphery of the forests

No

Wild Life Sanctuary None (within 15 km) Eco Sensitive Area None (within 15 km) Water bodies (distance from the HFL of the river)

Perennial River i.e. Jhehlum tributory exists at 2.98km in NW.

Perennial nallahs i.e. Chhatar Gul about 5.8km.

Perennial Canal i.e. Brah Canal about 0.68km in NNW & 0.16KM South.

Perennial Canal i.e. Martand Canal about 1.59km in SW.

Achbal forest range at about 7.5km in SE

Bomzai forest at about 6.5km in NW.

Notified industrial area None (within 15 km) Few mines are present in the vicinity of the area


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Dispensary is present at village Devipora. Hospital is present at Anantnag. Village people are availing drinking water facilities generally from the PHED supply

system and water flow down through various nallahs and streams along the Shangus valley.

Communication services like post office and telephones are available in the nearby village. Mobile phones facilities are available in nearby villagers.

Insurance cover to all workers engaged in mines shall be provided. For Occupational safety following measure will be taken:

i. The workers will be trained in vocational training they get proper training in their particular work.

ii. They will be provided proper safety equipment such as safety boots, helmets, and lifeline etc.

iii. Proper benches will be formed. Apart from this all safety precaution will be taken as per Act, Rules and Regulation.

iv. Training for workers regarding occupational hazards. An occupational health unit will be organized and the proposed measures will be

adopted: 1. Pre & Periodical Medical Checkup program for all the workers. 2. Occupational health surveillance program of the workers shall be undertaken

periodically to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and take corrective measures, if needed.

5. PLANNING BRIEF A. Planning concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc) town and country planning/Development authority Classification. The LOI has been issued for mineral Limestone. The proposed production is 1.2 million TPA. Mechanized Opencast methods of mining will be adopted. B Population Projection

Heads Total Population of Anantnag District 1,069,749

Total population of Devipora Village 1509 Total Male Population of Devipora Village 851 Total Female Population of Devipora Village 658 Total Schedule Cast Population of Devipora Village - Total Schedule Tribe Population of Devipora Village - Total Literacy % of Devipora Village 72.09

(Source: - Census 2011 issued by the Government of India)


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C. Land use planning (breakup along with green belt etc.) Land use pattern Particulars Pre Operational

phase (Area in Hects).

After five years (Area in Hects).

Post operational phase (Area in Hects).

Pits and Quarries 3.47 5.79 90.1 Dumps of ore, waste & Overburden,

- - -

Mineral Stack - - - Infrastructure 0.96 1.21+0.75 0.08 Plantation 0.06 5.0 5.06+33* Remaining area 110.84 102.58 - Area backfilled, if any - - - Water reservoir - - -** Total 115.33 115.58 115.33

* Total 38.06 hectare area will be covered under plantation. Plantation will be done along the boundary barrier (8.06ha), bench floor (21.0ha), along road barrier (4.0ha) and on barren land (5.0ha). Bench barrier plantation (21.0ha) is not considered for calculation of remaining area. ** Being hilly terrain, entire mined out area cannot be converted into rainwater. D. Assessment of Infrastructure Demand (Physical & Social) On the basis of the preliminary site visit, the infrastructure demand in the village was assessed on the basis of need and priority. The road facility is already available which shall be used and properly maintained. Preference will be given to local labour from nearby villages. The health infrastructure of the study area requires improvement. The lack of medical facilities needs improvement. Medical facilities will be provided by mine owner during mining. Physical Infrastructure The road facility is already available which shall be used and maintained. The labor requirement is drawn from the nearest villages, which shall also be trained for the requirement in mines. Other infrastructure facilities required such as transport etc. for mine labors is available by way of jeep, two wheelers etc. Social Infrastructure The mine in the area will provide regular employment to the local villagers of the area. In all 85 people will directly get employment from the project and around 40 people will get indirect benefit. Total 125 people will be benefitted by the project. E Amenities/Facilities A Mine office cum rest shelter is proposed inside the area. Rest shelter shall be made for workers. Water is available by the nearby area. A first aid box with all necessary materials will be kept all the time in office building for use. Medical examination shall be carried out once in every two years as per rules or as per norms. 6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE A. Industrial Area (Processing Area) No infrastructure is proposed.


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B. Resident Area (Non Processing Area) As maximum local person will be given employment, no residential area/ housing is proposed. C. Green Belt During the mine life it is proposed to do plantation covering area of about 38.06 hectares. The proposed species of plants will be local species.

Programme for Plantation Year No. of trees to be

planted Location Area to be covered

(ha)

I 1000 Within statutory boundary barrier within the applied

ML area

1.0

II 1000 1.0

III 1000 1.0

IV 1000 1.0

V 1000 1.0

Total 5000 5.0

VI to till mine life

33060 Along statutory boundary barrier,

road barrier, barren land and on bench

floor

33.06

Total at the end of mine

life

38060 All around the ML boundary, road boundary, barren land and on bench floor

38.06

Survival rate assumed is 75%. For improving the survival rate of the plant following measures to be taken care of: - o A full fledge nursery would be established under supervision of horticulturist within

plant premises o Water tank and drip irrigation facilities shall be established o A self generation bio-fertilizer will also be established o Tree guard/ fencing shall be provided to protect the saplings

Place of proposed plantation

The plantation shall be done at the following places: -

1. At the boundary barrier of the Area

2. At road barrier within the lease area

3. On barren land

4. Bench floor

D. Social Infrastructure There are few mines in the vicinity of the area. Looking towards unemployment people generally goes outside for earning for their livelihood. This area will provide direct employment opportunity as an additional employment to the local residents. Hence earning


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of the people will increase and will help up-liftment of socio-economic status of the lease area, which will improve their living standards. Besides this, lessee is ready to do help at their level best for up-liftment of surroundings. The limestone area in the area will provide regular employment to the villagers of the area. The applicant shall spend towards development of the area i.e. treatment of poor’s, schools, temples and other social work, local residents shall be employed. Beside this the lessee also proposes to carry out: -

Regular health check up camps for the workers engaged in mines shall be organized. Occupational health surveillance program of the workers shall be undertaken

periodically to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and take corrective measures, if needed;

Insurance cover to all workers engaged in mines shall be provided; Safety to prevent the worker getting injury during work following measure will be

taken: The workers will be trained in vocational training they get proper training in their

particular work. They will be provided proper safety equipment such as safety boots, helmets, and

lifeline etc. Proper benches will be formed. Apart from this all safety precaution will be taken as

per Act, Rules and Regulation. E. Connectivity (Traffic and transportation Road/Rail/Metro/Water ways etc.) Has already been discussed in previous paras. F. Drinking Water Management (Source & supply of water) Total water requirement is about 32.0 KLD. Water will be available by the PHED Supply from nearby the area.

GREEN BELT

MINING

SPRAYING

WATER

DISCHARGE WATER

DISCHARGE

WATER

DISCHARGE

DOMESTIC

WATER

INTAKE

ZERO

ZERO

ZERO


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G. Sewerage System Not applicable as no Domestic waste water will generate. H. Industrial Waste Management No Industrial waste is generated from the project area. I. Solid waste Management No Reject will be generated. J. Power Requirement The operation will be done only during the day time hence there is no electric power requirement for the project at site. The Electricity Power is not available in the lease area and it is available in the nearest village Devipora and is also passing through. No Electricity power is needed as all the machinery deployed for the mining operations are diesel operated. 7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT(R&R PLAN) (Policy to adopted (Central State) in respect of the project affected person including home oustee, land oustee and landless labor (A brief outline to be given) No R & R Plan is required for this project. 8. PROJECT SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES A. (Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion (time schedule for the project to be given) The project is proposed for the annual production 178020 TPA of the mineral, once the Environmental Clearance and other statutory approvals are obtained from the concerned departments. B. Estimated project cost and along with analysis in terms of economic viability of the project. Project cost The proposed project cost will be Rs. 350 lac. 9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATION)

The area is located near village- Chak-Ishar-Dass, Tehsil & District- Anantnag (Raj.) The proposed mine will bring economical benefits to the state by the way of Royalty

for mineral, surface rent, sale tax/VAT, income tax etc. The project will be economically beneficial to the local people by way of direct and

secondary employment opportunities. The project will bring about socio-economic improvement of the area and will prove

beneficial to the area. In the interest of mineral development and to improve the social conditions of the

local and surrounding people this project should be allowed after considering all the environment aspects.

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