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Phone: 079 -23253956. Fax: 079 *23256794.

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M/S Prince Marble

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Banaskantha

Sub:- Approval o1'Mining Plan l'or existing:lcase subrnitted undcr rule l7 ol'MCDIi. 2002 lbr

. Marble dcposit ovef an area of 00.60.00 hects. in (S. No. 88 P) o1'Village - Chikla'['alLrl<a *Danta, Distt - Banaskantha (Guj.).

Reft Your letter dated 19,06.2014.

In exercise ol'the power conferred vide Government of Gujarat Notification No. G.l/CtJ.l/7/MIS-I12000-COI-23-Cl-lll daled 14"'February 2014, under rulc l7 of MCDIT 2002, I hcrcby approvc thcabove said Mining Plan. 'l'his approval is subject to the followirig conditiorrs:

L That the Mining Plan is approved withoul prejudice to any other laws applicablc to thcmine/area from time to tirne whether rnade by the Central Governtrent, State Covernrncnl orany other authority.'l'hat this approval of the Mining Plan does not iu any way irnply the approval ol- rhcGovclnnrent in terms ol'any othcr provisions of'the Mines & Mineral (Dcvcloprncrrt &Regrrlation) $cl, 1957 or the Mirreral Concession Rules, 1960 and an1, e1;l"t laws incluclirrgthe forest Conservation Act, 1980 Environment Protection Act, 1986 and the rules rnadc thereund€r, In is clarified that this approval of Mining Plan is subject to the lolest (Corrselvation)Act, 1980, Forest Conservation Rules, l98l and other relevant statutes, orders and guidelirresas may be applicable to the lease area flonn to time.'l'hat the Mining Plan is approved without prejudice to any order or directiorr li'orn any courlof competent jurisdiction.Provisions ol' the Mines Act, 1952 and I{ules and Regulations rnadc thcre urrder includirrgsubmission of notice of opening, appointment o1'rlanagel and othcr statutory officials asrequired by the Mines Act, 1952, shall be cornplied with,'l'he exccution ol'Mirring Plan of rnining shall be subjectecl to vacation of prohibitor.y ordcls /5.

rroticcs, if any,6. lf anything is found to be concealed as required by the Mines Act in the contents ol' the

Mining Plan of rnining and the proposal for rectification has not been rnade, tlre approvalshall be deemed to have been withdrawn with irnmediate effect,

7. As regards to rnining operations and blasting is concsrnecl, the Iessee lras to [ollou,sprovisions ol' Metallil'erous Mines l{egulations, l96l and dircctives issLred by.[)ircctorGeneral of Mines Safety fi'orn time to tirne.

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8 The applicant/lessee shall have to provide the details of renewal of rnining lcase irrcludingdateofrenewal wheneverordertotheeffectwithrespecttoareaol'leascancl

mineral coverccl inthe above Mining Plan received from state Covernmcnr.

(J.H.paret)Senior Geologist

Commissionerate ol' Geology & MiningCovt. ol' Cujarar, Garrclh inagar.

Dnclosure:-One copy of approved Mining plan.

Copy for information to: -

l. shri chetan Kumar choudhary, I{QP, ceo ore 'l'echnical corrsulrants, 19, city Station ll'aq,Opp. Apsara l-lotel, Udaipur-3 lj00l, Rajasthan

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MINING PLAhIOF

MARBLEMINEN/Y- Cr{rKI-A5 SURrrgr NO. 88 PART

TALUKA . DANT^L DISTT. BANASKANT}IASTATE. GUJARAT

AREA _ 0.60 HA

Prepared UnderRule 1? of ChapterYof Marble Development & Conservation Rules 2002

" LESSEEM,/s.PRINCE MARBLE

GIDCTALUKA _ DANTA, AMBAJI _ 385110

DISTT. BANASKANTHA. NORTH GUJARAT

PREPARED BYCTIE TAN KAT'{AR CIIOUDTIARY

(Geologist & Certifred Surveyor)GEO.ORE TECHMCAL CONSULTA}ITS

u, cmY sTATroN RoAI), oPP. APSARA HOTEL{IDAIPUR - 313 00r (RAJ.)

PHOITIE : Telefax t (O) 2422930, (R) 24ffi37 7\c- MobileNo. og4t4t4s2i7E-MaiI: [email protected]'o.inRDGD. NO. RQP/UDP n248,8t A

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CONSENTLETTER

The Mining plan in respect of Marbte (Mine), Survey No. 88@), Nrs\ ::

Chikla" Taluka - Danta, Distt. Banaskantha" State - Gujarat over an-h-$*Sf --.^i;Urul(la, IaJUKa - IJanI4, Lrlsf,t..EaI&LSKaIrula, Dtilt(' - \ruJcu4L vvwr er *:&'.;l;-,"__;-.#f

0.60 (tlect.) has been prepared by Shri C.K. Choudhary, his Registation Nol'-."*"'

RQP/1DP/024/881A. I request to the Authorised Person, Commissioner of

Geolory and Mining, Gandhi Nagar to make filttrer correspondence regarding

modification of the Mining Plan with the said recognised person on his

following address:-

Shri. C.Il Choudhary'Geo-Ore Technical Consultants,19, City StationRoad, Opp. ApsaraHotel,IJDAIPIJR -3 13 001 (Raj.)Telefax : 24229 50 (O), 24603 77 @es.)E-Mail-geo-oretech@yahoo. co. in

I hereby undertake that all the modifications so made in the Mining Plan by the

recognised person be deemed to have been made with my knowledge and

consent and shall be accepted to me and binding on in all respects.

Place : Ambaji

Date: 10.06.2014(Name and address of the Lessee)

IWs. Prince MarbleClo, Moti Marble

GIDC, Himmat Nagar Road,

Ambaji * 358110,

Distt. Banaskantha (Guj.)

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ANN"EXI'RES

PLATES

CONTENTS ql:r

S.NO. CHAPTER F-aqn No;

I General -'q-**"uI,

2, Location & Accessibility \dft6;,;;;

3. Geology & Exploration 5

4. Mining 13

). Bla.sting l8

6. Mine Drainage l8

7. Stacking of Mineral Rejects & Disposal of wastes t9

8. Use ofMineral l9

9. Others 20

l0 Mineral Processing 20

11. Environmental Management Plan 2t

s.No. AI{I\-EXTJRES NOS.

l. Transfer Order Copy I

2. Lease Order Copy 2

3. WaterAnalysis Report J

4. Chemical Analysis ofMarble Lumps 4

s.No. PI,ATES NO.

I Cadastral Plan I

2 Key Plan 2

3 Surface Plan 3

4 Geologrcal Plan & Sections 4

5 Yearwise and benchwise plan and sections. 5

6 Mine Layout Plan at the end of fifttr year 6

7 Conceptual Plan 7

8 EnvironmentPlan 8

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CHAP.TBR - 1

GEI\TERAL

Name oftheLesseq

IwS. PRINCE IVIARBLE

C/o. Moti Marble,

GIDC, Uinmatnagar Road,

Ambaji - 385110

Distfi Bana,skantha, North Cu:u*i

MobileNo. 9979858114

The lease transfer copy is e,nclosed as Annexure No. 1.

Status of the Lessee

The Lessee is a Privaie Individual.

Min?ral which are occurring in the area and which the lesseg intends to mine

Marble is ocpured in the area and the lessee intends to mine the marble blocks &

rubbles fromthe quarry lease area

Period for yvhich the mining lease is proposed to be lease.

20 yean w.e.f, 09.12.t9g3. Thrs, the quarry lease will expire on 08.12,2013. The

lessee was already applied for renewal. The lease order copy is enclosed as Annexure

No.2.

Name of the ROP nreparine the minins plan.

CIIETAI\ KTJ]VIAR CHOUDHARYC/o GEO- ORE TECHMCAL CONSULTANTS19, City Station Road, Opp. Apsara Hotel,UDAIPUR - 313 001 (Raj) Telefax -2422950 (O\ 2460377 Ees.)Mobile No. 09414145277E Mait [email protected]/UDP/0241881 A Valid upto 14.01 2022

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Name of the nrusnecting agenw.

The lessee itself proqpect the arsa within lease hold

basis.

Referepce No and date of consent letter firom the state Gov.ernment

It is an existing quarry lease and it wi[ expfue on 08.12.2013. So the plan will be

prepared under reriewal of the lease.

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DPtails of the area.

The location of the lease area bas been marked on the Khasara

details ofthe lease area is gven belowi

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Village

SurveyNo. - 8S(P)

Ipase area - 0.60IIa

The area is declared as "ldarble tvfining l"ease Ar€a" by the forest Depqfirnent

Oqqens,hio/occupancv of thp land. .

The entire area'is a piece of forest land but land is converted to mining lease by the

for€st & at present it is used for excavation of marble mineral.

(rv) Existence gf oublic roadr?ilwav line. if anv. 4earpy and apnroximate distancg

The mining lease area is sitrated near by Ambqii town in village - CtriHq which is

situated 6 Km. from ifr" Ambaji town. The road is tarred or IGctrha but motorable

ttrough out the year. The Ambaji tovnr is situated on the southem borrder of the

Raiasthan State & 22 Kn. towadsNNE fromthe Danta Galuka-Headguarters).

(v) Topo sheetNp.

The area falls on Toposheet No. 45-Dl15. The approximate Latitude & thb Longitude

ofthe lease area comes under :

Gujarat

Banaskantha

Danta

Chikla

Iatitude

Iongitude

. 24020'31.53" N

72052'37.97" E

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(vi) Land use pa$em. Sr'The entire lease area of 0.60 Hect is a piece of quarry

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ma$le nineral. The entire area is hilly terrain and und

passing through the area The present land use pattern is given below :-

l. Area degraded due to mining.

2. Arca deemded due to mineral / reject @kine

3. Arca degraded due to infrasnucture (Roa4 Office etc.)

4. VirginArea. :

TotalArea

- 0.5 Ha"

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- 0.0018 Ha-

- 0.09821Ia.

- 0.60IIa.

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Availabilitv of elechicitv.

Electicity is available at a pressure of 440 Volts within mining lease arpa and alsoD.G. Set is available for electicity purpos€.

Availability ofwater.

Potable watpr is available in an open well situated with in the lease hold. The water isuse for drinking purpose and also for process of marble block cutting (for wire sawpurpose).

9ommu,nication facilities.

The nearest Post Office & Telegraph facilities are available at Ambaji town andtelephone facilities are available at mines site.

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PART - A

Brief descriotion of the tonoqraohv. seneral eeolow and local geolow of lhe

mineral deoosit including drainaee pattem.

Toposraphy & Drainase pattem:

The lease arca are hilly terrain, undulating and rocky formation. A seasonal nala is

passing through the area The highest and the lowest points having the RLs of 510m.

(tughest peak point) and 500m respectively. The difference of RLs between the

highe$t and the lowest is being 10m. The RLs have been written with referenc€ to

approximately by the GT Sheet. The rain water flows down the slopes and ultimately

drains down to the seasonal nala wtrich is passing through the area

General Geolow of the Reeion.

The Banaskantha dirEigt covers an area of 10,456 Sq Kms. Its northem side is

bordered the Rajasthan state, while its eastern, western and southem boundaries are

marked by the Sabarkantha disfrict, little Rann of Kachchh and the Mehsana diseict

respectively.

The majority of the area is occupied by alluvium. There are variety of building stones

of this disbict, such as marble near Arnbaji, granite near Dantiwada dam and

Umedpur4 crytilline limestone around Danta and Amirgadh and quartzite near

Palanpur. i

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The sfiatigraphical sequence of geological formation inin their cbronological order : -

Lithology

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Allwium Recent

Sandstone, Limestone Jurassic (?)

Spidiorite, Crabbrom Doledte, etc. Basic instrusive.

Erinpura Crranite Post Delhi intrusives.

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Phylite, Crystalline limestone, Delhi System.

Calcgneiss, Qalc Schisf Slate,ldaftle, etc.

Phyllite, Qurtzite, Slate, Schist ,

GRANITE:.

Aravalli rystenq etc.

The granite occurringhere is known is Bineura granite in Indian Geology. The main

exposures ofthis granite are found around Umedpura, Bhakhar. Dantiwada Jam and

Palanpur. Ambqii road sides

The gmnite occu$i in the form of fine *t"rd and coarse grained varieties. eiranite has grev

and pink as two main shades. The main constituent minerals of granite are quartz and feldspar.

The granite is known to be an excellent building stone. It can be used as a rubble for coused

and urcoursed masonary, rip-rip, pitching, etc. It is amenable to dressing and thus Khandkles

and headen of large size dimensions can be easily taken out. The rock is rsed in ttre

consbuction of Dharoi dam on Sabannati river (Disticts Mehsana and Sabarkantha)

Dantiwada danr on Banas rider @istict Banaskantha) and Wanakbori Check-up weir on

Mahi river @isEict Kheda)

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These rocks are mostly gabbro and epidiorite and are very popular among builders. The rocks

are fine to coarse grained and black in colour. These are available in large quantities arcurd

Chitasar4 Kausara lvlandlia and ZaLll'nerocks arp rseful as a rubble for cotused and.i

uncorused nasonary, road metal, Kapchi git, pirching, riprap, headery t<trandkies and

crushed aggregates for concerts. The gabbro from Chitasani and Kausara takes good polish

and can be popularised as an onramental stone. At presant the rock is being crushed for road

metal grtandkapchi.

The physical properties of gabbro (Noritp) from Chinasani are as below : -

Physical properties of Gabbro

The Physical properties of granite firom above mentioned quanies are ad:shoim in table. \*r:$''^:i',.; i:'. Physical properties of granite

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l. Umedpura 2.6s 0.28 1400

2. Bhaktrar(pink) 2.68 0.98 793

3. Bhalfiar (prav) 2.66 0.82 1680

fii) 2.63 0.62 I 199

4. Mukteshwar 2.& 0.18 1493

5. Gola 2.ffi 0.63 803

Sp. Gtavif Percentage unater absorption Compressive sbength WCrn2 (Dry)

2.99 0.30 t392

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]|{ARBLE:-

Marble is being quanied near Ambaji, Kumharia, Koteshwar,

is v&ite in colou and shows shadm of btaclq prnh gley and green

good polislr The slabs of variors dimensions are prepared at the

of about 50 million tonnes. These marbles are reported to have been rsed in the constructionof Jain Te'nrples of Delwara (Mount Abu). Palitan4 Girnar and other places aborr l0 cenh'iesback

At present these marbles arc used in temples, mosques and public building of architect'rat

importance. Their waste e;hips and powder are.rsed in the manufacture of mosaic tiles and fat

lime in cheuricat in&sties reqpectively

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The physical properties of marble from Ambaji are shown below in table.

Pinkish quarEites occur to ttre north of Palanpur forming a rurrow ridge near Malan. It isbrittle and highly due to shuctural disturtances. It is b"iog used as road metal only.

The physical properties of quartzite from ldalan arc slrown in table.

Physical properties of marble

Comprcssive shength Kelcm2 (Dry)

Compressive sfrength Ke/Cm2 (Dry)

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Local Geology

This is the most important marble belt ufiich is being Ambaji,

Kumharia, Koteshwar, Jbari vav & chikla. The marble is white in

shades of blach prn( gey and green in some cases. It takes very good polish. The

size ofblocta very from l.5m x l.5m x 3m to 0.75m x 0.75m x 1.5m. are prepared at

the qurry site. The blocks sold to traders or send to Gangsaw factory for slab ctrtting.

These marbles are reported to have been used in the consEuction of Jain Temples of:

Delwara (Mount Abu). Patitan4 Girnar and other places about l0 centuries back &

also used at flooring, decoratiol of howe.

At present these marbles are used in teurples, mosques and public building ofarchitectural importance. Their was'te chips and powder are used in the manufactqre ofmosaic tiles and lime powder in chemical industuies respectively. The tuend of the

marble is just a joint forrnation and strike of the marble is Norttr - South and dipping

towards East

The physical properties of marble from Ambaji are shown below in table.

(fu) DrainagePatteru

As stated underpara 3 (a) (r), the area is hilly tenain and undulating and slope towards

all thr€e sides of East, West & North side of ttre area. A seasonal nala is passing

tbroughthe arc€L so therainwalerultinatelydrain downto the seasonal nala-

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Sp. Crravity Pocentage waier absorption Compressive stength KglCm2 (Dry)(i)2.7r 0.12 827(ii)2.7r 0.18 9s6

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o) Tooosraphig & Geological plans

As stated under para 3 (a) (i), the topographic & geological plan of the,tuip b* br"o; j

preparcd on a scale of l:1000 with lm. contour int€rval ( &{ff" plare No3 & a).

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The area is explored by digging and also pits within the area and can find out the

thickness ofblockable marble, quantityand quality ofthe ma$le block

Geoloeical Section

A Creological section passing through the pits has been drawn on a scale of l:200.

ntn$nNo need of future progammd of exploratiorq becatue most of the area has been

explored upto a depth of 30m. Even tbougtr, when we will go to depth side we can

find out the quality and quantity ofttre marbre brockable position

Insifu Reserves

criteria forEstimation of Reserves under different categoriesAlthough the marble bed has been exposed fidly in the whole area and also seen in the

bottom ofpit uihich has gone to 30m deep. The quality ofmarble blockabte position is

improved in the deep portion so we calculate the resenres ofmarble depends upon the

blockable position which may vary from level to level & Iateral wise. The oecunence

ofmarble is uriform & massive tpe deposit

Proved Resewes (1ll) -The lease area is multiplied by the depth of the marble deposit and deducted thealrcady excarated marble blocla.

6000x30x2.8

2961x I0 x 2.8

= 5M000Te.

= 82908Te.

The rcrraining reserves of proved caregory = 504000 _ g290g

= 431092Te.

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ProbableResenes (121 & t22r'

An additional depth of 6m from the horizon of proved

r€serves.

underprobable

6000x6x2.8 =

Possible Reserves (123) -

100800 Te.

A further additional depth of 6m. from the horizon of probable rcserves is taken under

possible reseryes.

6000x 6x2.8 =

Total lnsitureserves =

100800 Te.

$rcn+ 100800 + 100800

: 6326V2Te.

Recoveryfbctorofblock= $26nx20%

& the remainingma$le are rubbles orboulders

= 632692-t26538 = 506154 Te.

Mineable Reseres:

The minable reserves have been taken as the mineral required to be left under

borurdary barriers, closing benches & infiastructure road etc'

Demonstrated Resewes = Proved + Probable Reseryes

506154 + 100800 = 606953 Te.

Mineral likely to be teft under boundary banier -= 1050 x 36x2.8

= 105840Te.

Mherat likely to be left under closing benches -= 900x36 x2.8

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= 45360Te.

The,refore Mineabte Reserves of marble

.= 606953 - 105840 - 45360

= 455753 Te.

= 126538Te.

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CHAPTER..4

MINING

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The mine is proposed to be worked by semi +nechanised opeir cast

The mining operations is commenced from tbe main pit No, I and advance on all

sides. It is proposed to form 3 to 6m.tugh bench for the purpose (i.e. less than Crain Jib

height). Benches wiU be fonned at a height of 3 to 6m and width not less than bench

height The sides ofexcavations shall be adequately benched, sloped and secured so as

to prcvent danger from fall of sides as per the Regulation 106 of the Metalliferous

Mines Regulatiort I 961.

Ouanfum pf develooment and tgnnaee end grade of prcduction expected

vear.wise.

During first five years perioq the rnineral wil be exbasted from main pit No. I on all

side ofthe area Since there is no overburden at all, tlre development work will involve

only remove the crack znne & weathered portion The quantum of tonnage of

prodtrction expected are give,n below:-

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Saleable marbleblock20% of

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Marble(Crackblocks) (Khanda

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201+20t52A$Ail620r6-2017

2017-2018

20r8-2019

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s8260

59900

60660

61500

11310

tt65211980

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12300

45244

46608

47920

48s28

49200

Total 296874 59374 237500

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PIaIs and sectio+s.

Since the proposed mine will be of "B', Class, a composite

have been showu onplate No.5.

Mine Lavoutplan.

The mine layout plan has been shown on plare No.6 showing the pit layout at the end

of fifttr yearposition.

of tbe FineSince the mineral deposit is of very simple nature and there is no overburden thereorg

the mine will reach it full production stage in the first year itself. It is proposed toproduce abotn 455753 Te. of marble block & rubbles per year. With this rate of anngal

production the ocpected life of the mine from the year 201 4-zols wiu be about -

= 455753Te.

= 60000Te.

= 455753 /60000

= 8 years

However, according to the marketposition, there rnay be flucfiration inproduction forthe mine.

Conceptual minhs nlan.

The entire lease area is mineral bearing and the depth extension of the mineral body is

about 528mRL Therefore, ttre mineral can be exhacte.d from the whole area upto its

full thickness of 528mRL. But mining plan is prepared under 'B' category mines so

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conceptual plan is prepared upto lease period.

(1) Ultimate shape and size ofthe pit & slope.

The ultimate shry of the pit at the end of lease period is almost rectangular.

' 'The dirnension of the pit at the end of lease period is 4302 Sqm. The shape of

the overall pit is 300 to 350.

8 years as shownbelowi

Total mineable r€seryes ofMarble

Average annual production

Thns,life ofthe mine

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No overburden is there so no question aris€ for overburden.

Min€ral reject of marble is wall boulder for c.rack,block;.lir .',..,,

simultaneowly so no guestion arise for

existing mineral reject stacking yard. The stapking

retaining wall.

The mineral of marble is available on the bottom of the pit at the end of leae

pedod so the lessee will renew the above mining lease and continue tbe

miningondepth wiseas well as laieral wise and also no filling mat€rial will be

available for reclamation purpose. so no question arise for reclamation.

Planafion:

The lease area is very small & rocky fonnation No soil is there so very

difrcult to develop afforestation progranme. Instead of that the lessee have

already been done afforestation programme on vazasana & Navavas village.

He has done afforestation pogramne on double the area from wtrich he has

possession of lease area The lessee have already deposited the cost of

afforestatioq maintenance & care of plantation to Dept. of fores! Govt. of

Gujarat

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qfiich are sold

0.4302[fa.

NIL

0.01 Ha

0.1698 Ha

0.60 Ha"

(ii)

The land use pattern at the end of lease period is :

1. Arca degraded due to mining

2. Areadegmded by stacking ofmineral reject yard

3. Area degraded due to infiastucture

4. Virgin area (boundary barrier)

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It is proposed to carry out mining by semi-mechanised

limited blasting operations will be carried out u&erever

tbe heigbt of the benches wiu be maintained at 3 to 6m. The

made by use of wire saw cutting machine, hydraulic pressure Jack and also use JCB

for lifting of overbrrden & crack blocks. The reject marble block will be loaded into

tippers by JCB and craine. The marble deqpatdhable bloclc will be loaded into trucks

by crane and bansported * Crangsaw frctory

overturd.en.

The layout of the mine workings and the faces has been shown on plate No.5. At the

end of the fifth year the total length of the working faces will be l70m and the total

area broken will be 4302 Sqrn The approach roads will reach upto the crane point.

There is no overburden or side buden in the area except craclc and weathered zone ofmarble.

It is proposed to maintain the height of the benches of 3 to 6m. and width of bench

will not be less than the height of bench. D'ring first five years period only five

benches wiu be fomred below the surface level. Yearwise prcgress of the working

faces will be as underi i

PROPOSED DE\{ELOPMENT DURING HRST YEAR - 2014-15

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PROPOSED DE\IELOPMENT DT'RING NFTII YEAR - 2018.19

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Extpnt of mechanisation.

The machinery is deployed as per Rule 2l(3)(C) of MCD&

S.No of MachineI Derrick Crane 252. Excavalor 2Te.3. Diamond Wire Plant 40 TIP

':ti I EMotive Power i S

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LD -410. RockDrill11. WaterPump

The lessee is deployed machinery and equipments as per Rule 2l(3XC) of MCDR

20m.

Ttqnsport fiom-mipe hea4 to the destination.

The saleable marble block wil be t nqpott"d from the mine to ditrerent places at

gang sawunit plants for slab cutting.

Miscellaneous.

There is likely to be no other allid operations.

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CHAPIER.5

BLASTING.

No need of blasting, because working is done by semi-mechanised method. Big

boulder and crack blocts wiu be loaded into tucla by the demick crane.

CH.{PTER: iMINE DRAINAGE.

Walertable.

The're is an open well situated I Kst. from the lease area During rainy season the

water table in the well rises to about 30m. below the surface and in summer season the

water table goes down to about 35m. below the surface.

Level of water Table with respect to the rowest mine workings.

The workings are e4pected to be about 36m. above the water table at the end of five

yean period.

As stated above,'the underground water will not be encountered at any stage of

mining. Thus, no pumping arrangement will be required.

(b)

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(a) Nature & euantity of so'& Minerar rejects of crack brocta.

No top soil is foturd in the lease areq armost area is rocky. wherever, negrigibre

quantity of soil wiu be scraped and used foq nearby agricurtural fields.

No overburden in the arca so no need of excavation of overburden & durnping yard

foroverburden :

The mineral rejects (crack blocks & boulders etc.) will be simultaneo'sly sold to thegt"ding andfiting industry so no need forstacking ofminerar rejects area

CIIAPTER. S

USE OF'MIN'ERAL.

(a) End use of mineral.

The marble block will be zupplied to tlre Gang saw and tiring plants for man'facture

of slabs and tiles and ultimately used for flooring platform or elevation purpose for

decorative consbuction purpose.

l0%-Blockable

go% ' cracls & Rubbles' It will be used for powder manufacture & ultimagely used

for chemical & paint indusfiy.

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Mines lv{anager

Mining Mate

Semi skilled

Unskilled

Yearly production

No. of Working days

oMs

No. of labotrs required-

I (asperMMR 1961)

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10

60000 Te.

300

20 TeLabour

60000

300x20 = l0labour

Mining operations shall not be conducted unless a qualified Manager and otherSupenrisory Staff are appointed as required under Regulation 3a(1) (a) of tlreMetalliferous Mines Regulations , 196l and relevant notices are sent to Director-

General of Mines S.ftty, Dhanbad with a copy of the same to the Director of Mines

Safety, Udaipur.

CHAPTER: 10

MII\ERAL PROCESSING.

(a) Processing. :

No mineral processing is needed.

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oTrmRs.

(a) Site Services.

A mine office cum store and rest shelteris corsE'cted at thd

No.5. A rest shelt€r will also be conshucted at the mine as shownf,H Thewater fordrinkingpurpose will be brougbt ftom an open well situated within the lease

area First aid equipments will be kept at the mine office.(b) Emnlorment notential

The following penonnel will be employed at the mine:-

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PART- B

CHAPIER- 11

-

Strtug of fase line Ufornrtion.

Existine land use nattem.

The whole lease area of 0.60 hectarcs is a piece of quarry lease area & presently used

for excavation of marble mineral. The land is hilly tendn & unddad with rocky

formation. There are no eees within ttre lease area. The lease area is zunounded by

the qtrarry leases of otlrer lessees. The present land use pattem is given on Chapter 2(a)

(vi) onpageNo.3.

(ri) Waterrcgime

Therc are no ruater bodies like ponds, lakes wittrin the area. Ther,e is one srnall

seasonal nala is passtng just boundary of the area. For the protection of the seasonal

nala the retaining wall is made on the band of nala so no any tpe of disturbance to the

seasonal nala in the course ef mining operation. Most of the nala is dry only nala is

flowing at the time of rair The retaining wall also made all around the mineral

stacking yard so no erosion or sedimentration take place. The urderground water table

rises upto 490mRL during the rainy season and goes down to 480mRL in the summer

season. Thus, the water table is situated at an average depth of 30m. below the

surfac€. Watsr from the well is used for drinking purpose.

[ii) F'Iora and tr'auna

Only a few bushes of wild Godal, castus, fm*trar+ Phuphadia (ocal langrrage) etc.

are grown near the lease arpa. In the Eastern side of the lease area, forest land is

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(vi)

(vii)

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(22) GEO-ORE

situated but no wild anirlals are reported to be found

like snakes are found in the area Domestic animals li

Cats, etc. are found in the near by villages.

Qualif of Air

The Quality of air is very good, since there are only open cast mining activities are

there with Semi-mechanised. Mining operation will b€ done with wet proeess of wire

saw. So dust will be generated very negligible. The sky appears to be clean even

duing the srmmer season. Air is alnrost free from suspended particulate matters and

harmful gaseous. The water analysis report is enclosed as Anne>rure No. 3.

AmbientNoise l€vel

The ambientnoise level is observed to be about 75 to 100 dB(A) at the time of drilling

& blasting but generally it is to be about 50dB(A).

Quality of water: I

Therc ar€ one seasonal nala is passing through tlre area. But water is taken for drinking

purpose from open wells situated I Km. from the lease area The water analysis is

given in Annexure No. 2 drawn fiom open well.

Climatic Conditions: .

The ma,ximum temperafirc reaches to around 40o C to 43o C during the months of

May and June and the minimum tempe,rature goes doum to around 9oC duing tlre

months of December and January. The hurridity varies from about 40ta g}%duing

different seasons. The rain fall in the area is quite inegular. The ave,rage rainfall

recorded during the last 5 years is about 60 to 70 cm.

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Wind direction in the region is from SSW to NNE

NNE to SSW dtuing sunmer season. The wind speed is and varies from 5 to L:

15 hns. Per hour. However sometimes very high velocity winO ig also experienced.,.$

(viii) Humansettlemenb.

Therc are no human settlements within the lease area The human settlement within a

radius of 5 Kms are in scattered pattern

Public br+ildines. nlaces of worship and monuments.

Thele are no public buildings, places of workship or monuments within a radius of 5

hn. of the lease area but in Ambaji town one important religiots Mataji Temple is

situated butno adverse effectwill be carsedbythe mining activity.

lEhether the area falls within the notilied area under Water ( Prevention &

Control of Pollution) Act 1974.

Yes

Envirpnmental ImpFft Assessment StateFent.

Since the mine is of "B" category, the impact of the mining on the environment for the

next five years onlyhas been taken into consideration.

Land use pattem at the end of 4lst five vearT period.

The likely land use pattem at the end of 56 year is given below:-

(ix)

(x)

(b)

(D

Area likelyto be degraded due to quarrying

Area occupied by staking of mineral rejects

Area occupied by road" office & rest shelter

Remaining Virgin Area

Total lease area

0.35 Hect..

NIL

0.01 Hect.

- 0.24Hect.

- 0.60 Hect

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(iii)

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(24) GEO-ORE

Air Oualitv

The scale of mining being small and method being

air quality is likely to be affected minimally due to risi

running the tipper, si"ing and loading the mineral and tansporting

funes coming out of the tnrcks, there will be no appreciable impact on the air.

lVater Oualitv.

The mining operations will rcrnain confined much above the underground water table.

Therefore, the ground water will not b€ distufted as a rezult of mining. So ttre qualtty

of water will not be atrected in any way.

Noise leve!

Mining ope,rations will be canied out by **rral op€n cast method. The source of

noise will be gnly tbe drilling, blasting, running the wire saw or machineries and

plyng oftucks. It will have a very localised effest on the mine workers only.

Vibtation lev, els.

Since only shallow holes about 1.5m. depth will be blaste4 no much of vibration will

take place.

'Water regime.

Neither surface nor underground rryater wi[ be disturbed as a result of mining. The

mining will be done nearby tlre seasonal nala but all precaution will be taken so no

disturbance for seasonal nala flow. The retaining wall will be made on the bank of

nala side so erosion, percolation or sedimentation will not be atrected directly or

indirwtly to the seasonal nala On the other han4 Ae rate of percolation of rain water

into the growd will increase in the area, broken duing mining wtrich will have some

positive effect

s:

(2s) GEO.ORE

the area will increase the job opportunities of the local

of income. Hence, there will be some positive effects on the area

due to mining.

Historical monuments.

Ther€ arp no historical monuments in or around the area, so there is no question of any

impact

Environmental Manaeement Plan.

Temnorarv $torase and Utilisation ofTon soil

The,rc is no topsoil, wttere mining has been proposed during first five years period.

Yearwise nroEosal for reclamation of land.

During first five years perio4 only 54790 Sqm. of area will be excavated upto 20m.

depth. The mineral is penist on the bottom of the pit & no mineral will be depleted

during the next five years period so the pit will not be sufficient matured area for

bacldlling.

Proerahme of affprestation for the initial first five vears neiio4

The lease area is very small & roclcy formation. No soil is there so very difficult to

develop afforestation progftunme P* of that the lessee have already been done

afforestation programme on Vazasana & Navavas village. He has done afforestation

progranme on double the area from which he has possession of lease area. The lessee

have already deposited the cost of afforestatiorr, maintenance & care of plantation to

Dept. of forest, Gorrt. of Gujarat.

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(r)

(viii)

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, (2O GEO-ORE:

Waste dump / Reject Dump ManagemenL

As stated earlier, there will be no generation of waste in

of mineral rejects generated &uing first five yean period

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

{.

to the grnding or tiling industry.so no question arise fot\gg;f ry1eraf

r

S.*&..(rubbles) yard and also management. -sHP;*..*.,f,i

Measurrcs to control erosion /sedimentation of water coufses.

The mining will be done nearby the seasonal nala but all precaution will be taken so

no disturtance for seasonal nala flow. The retaining wall wil be made on the bank of

nala side so erosion, percolation or sedimentation will not be atrept€d directly or

indirectly to the seasonal nala..

TreatmeBt and disposal of water from the mine,

No water wil be required to be removed from the mine, since the working will remain

much above the underground watertable.

(vii) Measuree for minipisine aCvgr:se effects o4 water res.ime.

The mining will be done nearby tlre seasonal nala but all precaution will be taken so

no distr"rbance for seasonal nala flow. The retaining wall will be made on the bank of

nala side so erosion, percolation or sedimentation will not be affected directly or

indirectly to the seasonal nala.

(viii) Protective measures for sround vibration/air blast caused bv Flpstine.

No blasting will be done druing the mining operation. So no protective measures will

be required for ground vibration / air blast.

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(27) GEO-ORE

settlemenb.

There ar€ no historical monuments in or around the area

settlenrents are likely to b€ disturbed due to mining activities.

(x) Socio economic benefib arisine out of minine.

About 52 persons will get emplolment at the mine. Thus, their annual income will

increase. This additional income will increase ttre standard of living of the local

people.

(d) Monitorine Schedule,

The proposed mine will be of a ts'Category and so no monitoring schedule has been

preparcd. :

(crmTAI{ KUMAR CHOUDITARY)

RQP/[JDP/024ts81A

DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the information /particulan mentioned inthe report are correct to

the best of my knowledge and belief and in case of default the approval of mining plan

grafed would be withdrawn

Place: Udaipur

Date :25.062014

(CTIETAN KU1VIAR CHOUDHAR9

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RQP/UDP/o24t8&tA

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CI{ETAN I(UIVIAR CIIOTJDIIARYlVLSc, (Applted Geo.) Certtfied SuweyorRegishation No. RQP/UDP/O2 4&gt A

C/o Geo-One19, CityOpp. ApsaraUDAIPTJR.Phone.

CERTTFICATE

It is hereby certified that the provisions of Mines Ac! Rules and Regulations made there underhave been observed in the Mining Plan and wherever qpecific permissions are requird, dre lessee

will approach theDirestor General of Mines Safety.

25.062014

UDAIPIJR

CERTTFICATE

This is to oertify that the provisions of ldartle Development & Corservation Rules, 2002 tnvebeen observed in tlre Mining Plan of Marble mine near village Chiklq Survey No. 88@), Taluka -Dantq Dishict - Banaskanthq Staf€- Gujaxat over an area of 0.60 Ha", which is leased toIWs. PRINCE MI\RBLE. Wherever qpe€ific pennissions are required, the lessee will approach

tlre concemed authorities of Commissioner of Geology & Mining Government of Gqiarat, Candhi

Nagar for granting the permissions.

UDAIPUR

25.062014

FS

DECLARATION

It is hereby declared ttrat the Mining Plan in

Srrrvey No. 88(P), Near Village - Chikla, Taluka - Dantq

State - Gujarat over an area of 0.60 (Flect) has been

and approval. I will abide by atl the commitnent made there under. [n case of

default the above said approval of mining plan would be withdrawn.

The mining plan has been prepared in full consultation with me and I

understand its comments and agree to implement the same in accordance with

the law.

Place : Ambaji

Date: 10.06.2014(Name and address of the Lessee)

IWs. Prince MarbleC/o. Moti Marble

GIDC, Himmat Nagar Road"Arnbaji -358110,

Distt" Banaskantha (Guj.)

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ABOUT THE PROPOSAL

1. Name of Lease Holder M/s. Prince Marble

2. Location address Survey no.88 Chikhala Tal.danta Dist.bk

3. Lease Area (Hectares) 0.6

4. Co-ordinates of the lease area Latitude: 24°20’27.7899” N to 24°20’30.5118” N

Longitude: 72°52’31.8916” E to 72°52’39.3437” E

5. Ownership of Lend (Govt./ Private

Land)

Government land

6. Status of Operation (New project OR

Existing project operating since____)

Existing Project

7.

Status of Lease (Lease no., data of

issue / renewal, lease period, data of

application for lease renewal, etc.)

Lease expired on 8/12/2013. .Application for renewal of

lease has been done.

8. Name of mineral to mine Marble

9. Mineral Reserve (MT) 4,55,753 t

10. Rate of mining of mineral

(MT/month)

5125

11. Life of Mine (Year) 8

12.

Whether project involves forest land?.

If yes, status of diversion of forest

land.

Yes, but Prior approval of Central Government under

Section - 2 of the forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 has been

granted vide letter no. 8-355/88-FC dated 27.01.1997 which

conveys the diversion of the forest land for marble mining.

13. Applicability of the CRZ Notification,

2011

No

ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS

14.

If location within 10 Km, aerial

distance of boundary of the lease area

from the nearest:

Name Aerial Distance (Km)

(a) Water body: Tetaliya Nadi ~ 0.2 km in E direction

(b) National Park / wildlife

sanctuary / Biosphere

Reserve:

Balaram-Ambaji

Wildlife Sanctuary Within 5 km

(c) Reserve Forest / Protected

Forest:

Reserved forest None, within 10 km. radius area

of mine

(d) Human Habitation: Ambaji Town 2.5 km in SW direction

(e) Railway Line: Abu Road Junction Abu Road Junction at a distance

of about 20.0 km in NW direction

(f) Road: SH-54 3 km (SW)

(g) Notified / Protected

Archaeological sites:

None -

(h) Social Infrastructures e.g.

School, hospital, historic /

cultural / religious places,

etc.:

Ambaji Temple,

Ambaji

~ 2.5 km SW

Ambaji Mansarovar,

Isarmad

~2.5 Km SW

Ambaji Prakmik

School

~2.5 km SW

Cottage Hospital,

Ambaji

~2.7 km SW

15. Present land use of lease area Barren land

16. Endemic / endangered species of

flora / fauna in the area

Fauna: sloth bear, striped hyena, leopard

Flora: Adjutant Stork

17. Width and condition of access road

(Kutcha / pucca) to the lease area.

Kutcha road of sufficient width and good condition is

available

DETAILS ON MINING / EXCAVATION ACTIVITIES

18. Power requirement and source Electricity is available at a pressure of 440 Volts nearby the

mining lease area from UGVCL.

19. Water requirement and source

Water requirement is 5 KLD and will be purchased from

nearby villages

20. Type of mining and equipments to be

used

Trippers, Dumpers, Excavators, Hydraulic Drilling

machines

21. Type of blasting and explosives,

detonators to be used

No blasting will be done

22. Safety measures at the time of

blasting

Not applicable

23. Details on over burden (OB) quantity,

its stacking and disposal

No overburden

24. Height and width of benches and side

slope

3 to 6 m

25. Depth of ground water table (Meters) 30-35m

26.

Maximum depth of working (Meters).

Whether it will intersect ground water

table?

36 m above water table. No it will not intersect ground water

table

27. Land use pattern of the lease area Existing mine

28. Man power requirement 14

29. No. Of working days in a year 300

30. Time of working hours in a day 8

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGAMNT PLAN AND C.S.R. ACTIVITIES

31.

Measures for control of dust/fugitive

emission during mining and

transportation.

• All the haul roads in the lease area have been made

compact and water spraying is being done,

therefore, generation of dust by movement of truck

which carry mineral outside the lease area is less.

• Plantation is being done on both sides of the roads

to arrest air borne dust and prevent its spread

outside the lease area.

32.

Measures for control of noise,

vibration, fly rock.

• No Blasting is being carried out in the lease area

• Proper maintenance of all machines is being carried

out which will help in reducing generation of noise

during operations

• Greenbelt is being developed around periphery of

the lease hold and along road sides.

33.

Plan for managing storm water and

prevention of its contamination.

Details of garland drains to be

provided.

• The rain water collected in mines pit will be is used

for plantation, dust suppression work, etc.

• Garland Drains will be provided all around the pits

and dumps

34.

Measures for protection of health of

workers.

• First aid and medical facilities will be provided to

the workers

• Periodical medical examination will be conducted

as per mines rules

• Personal protective equipments will be provided to

all workers and it will be ensured that they wear

them.

35.

Plan for post mining use / reclamation

of pits.

At the end of mine, 0.4302 ha. area will be converted into

water reservoir to store rainwater. At the end of life of mine

33% of area will be covered under Green belt/ Plantation

outside and boundary the mining lease area.

36. Provision of fencing the pits in case of

use as water reservoir.

Fencing will be provided at the boundary of pit

37.

Plan for green belt development, its

area, no. & types of species and

budgetary outlay for the same

Native Plant species will be planted in consultation with

local forest department/ horticulturist. Green Belt/plantation

will be developed equal to 33% of the lease area outside the

lease area.

38.

Proposed CSR Activities and

budgetary outlay for the same

S.

No Particulars Activities to be done by PP

Total

Expenditure

1. Education

Distribution of free books &

stationary to village students of

30,000 /-

primary and schools of nearby

village. PP will contribute in

repairing work in toilets for girls in

Govt. Sec School of nearby village

2.

Water PP will contribute in digging and

repairing hand pumps & operation of

pump.

25,000 /-

3.

Health Care

Health awareness programme will be

conducted to improve health and

hygiene standards

25,000 /-

4. Social

forestry

Plantation work in Schools and Govt

buildings Campus of Village.

20,000/-

Total Contribution in ESR Activities Rs

1,00,000/-

Verified by me:

Signature Signature

Name of Lease Holder: Name of Designation of Officer:

of Geology & Mining Dept.

Marble Stone Mining Project (Area 0.6 ha) at Near Village: Chikhla ,Taluka – Danta, District – Banaskantha (Gujarat)

Environmental Management Plan

Project Proponent M/s. Prince Marble 1

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

The Environmental Management plan has been developed with a view to bring down

the levels of impacts within limits. In each of the areas of impact, measures have to be

taken to reduce potentially significant adverse impacts so that the overall adverse

impacts are reduced to as low level as possible. The mining in the area has been

proposed with time bound management plan so that impacts on different

environmental parameters are minimized at every stage of mining. Measures to be

taken for each of the impact areas are detailed in the following paragraph:

• Air Environment

• Water Environment

• Noise Environment

• Solid Waste Management

• Greenbelt development

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES

• Green belt will be developed inside/outside the lease area equal to 33% of the

total lease area.

• Periodical water spraying on the haul roads will be done.

• PPE will be provided to the workers.

• To control the emissions, regular preventative maintenance of equipment will

be carried out.

WATER MANAGEMENT

• There is no surface water body in and around the mining lease area.

• The rain water collected in mining pit will be diverted in natural water

channels.

• Domestic waste water generated will be disposed in soak pits via septic tank.

Marble Stone Mining Project (Area 0.6 ha) at Near Village: Chikhla ,Taluka – Danta, District – Banaskantha (Gujarat)

Environmental Management Plan

Project Proponent M/s. Prince Marble 2

NOISE POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES

• Periodical monitoring of noise will be done.

• Regular and proper maintenance of noise generating machinery.

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

• No solid waste will be generated hence no mitigations measures are proposed.

GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT

• Local species will be preferred for plantation.

• Tree guards will be provided for protection from animals.

• Green belt will be developed inside/outside the lease area equal to 33% of the

total lease area.

Ambaji Marble Stone Mining Project List of projects under Cluster

Sr.no/ identification number

Name of applicant

Lease area in Ha (Existing)

Status of MP/MS S.No. Village Taluka District Rate of mining Nearest Human Habitation

Proposed Use Interstate boundary

1. M/s. Hindustan Marble

51.0109 ha

Approved on 23/06/2014 via Letter No. CGM/MC/448/5344

Survey no.61/P, 10/P,88/P,62/P

Zarivav, Chikhla, Khokharbilli, Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha From 3,59,925 TPA to 7,88,340 TPA

Jetwas (~1 km in SSE direction from Koteshwar Block)

The marble block will be supplied to the gang saw and tiling plants for manufacture of slabs and tiles and used for flooring, platform or elevation purpose for decorative construction purpose.

3.5 km from Khokharbilly Block in SW direction.

2. M/s. Ambaji minerals

4.0469 ha


Survey no.88

Chikhla Danta Banaskantha 200564 TPA Jetwas 1.2 km (SE)


2.5 km (N)

3. M/s. Arbuda minerals and chemicals

0.54 ha


Survey No. 88

Chikhla Danta Banaskantha 22246 TPA Koteshwar 2 km (NE)


2 km (N)

4. M/s. Balaji marble

0.49 ha

Submitted on 20/5/2015

Survey no.88



3 km (N)

5. M/s. Bravim Enterprise

1.42 ha


Survey no.88



2.5 km (N)

6. Shri Chandubhai Keshavlal patel

1.00 ha


Survey No.62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 14500TPA Koteshwar 2 km (E)


1.5 km (N)

7. M/s. D.K.Triv

15.1241 ha


Survey No.

Kumbhariya

Danta Banaskantha 502076 TPA Koteshwar 3 km (E)

The marble block will be supplied to the gang saw and tiling plants

1 km (N)


edi and Sons

57,58,59/1

for manufacture of slabs and tiles and used for flooring, platform or elevation purpose for decorative construction purpose.

8. M/s. Dhaneswari Marbles

1.256 ha


Survey No.62

Koteshwar



1.5 km (N)

9. M/s. Harkishan Marbles Pvt. Ltd.

2.00 ha


Survey No. 88

Chikhla Danta Banaskantha 38080 TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (E)


2.5km (N)

10. M/s. J.D Trivedi & Sons

0.8094 ha


Survey No. 166

Kumbhariya

Danta Banaskantha 48830 TPA Kumbhariya 1 km (S)


3.5 km (N)

11. Shri Kailash Nagarmal Chaudhary

2.7316 ha


Survey No.62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 84300 TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (NE)


2.5 km (N)

12. M/s. M.B Stone Pvt. Ltd.

1.67 ha


Survey No .62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 84300 TPA Koteshwar 2.5 km (SE)


2.5 km (N)

13. M/s. M.B Stone Pvt. Ltd.

2.56 ha


Survey No 88,

Chikhla Danta Banaskantha 108736TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (NE)


2.5 km (N)

14. Shri Manoj. R.

1.00 ha

Approved on 26/6/2014 via letter No.

Survey No.62

Koteshwar


The marble block will be supplied to the gang saw and tiling plants for manufacture of slabs and tiles

1.5 km (N)


Trivedi CGM/MC/407/5573 and used for flooring, platform or elevation purpose for decorative construction purpose.

15. M/s. Moti Marble

1.57 ha

Approved on 07/01/2016

Survey No. 62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 44800 TPA Koteshwar 2.5 km (SE)


1 km (N)

16. M/s. Prasu Trading & Investment Co. PVT. LTD.

5.76 ha


Survey No. 62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 1,72,500 TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (NE)


2.5 km (N)

17. M/s. Prince Marble

0.6 ha


Survey No. 88

Chikhla Danta Banaskantha 61500TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (S)


2.5 km (N)

18. M/s. Ambaji Minerals

9.1 ha

Approved CGM/MC/466/5489 dated 26/6/2014

Survey No. 9

Khokharbilly

Danta Banaskantha 50232 TPA Koteshwar 3 km (SE)


0.5 km (N)

19. M/s. Radhaswami marble

0.9611 ha

Mining plan submitted on 20.05.2015

Survey No. 62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 15523TPA Koteshwar 2.7 km (E)


1.5 km (N)

20. Shri Ramakant S. Sharma

1.9729 ha


Survey No. 62

Koteshwar



2 km (N)

21. M/s. Empire

1.52 ha


Survey No. 57

Zarivav Danta Banaskantha 68,812 TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (NE)

The marble block will be supplied to the gang saw and tiling plants

1.5 km (N)


marble for manufacture of slabs and tiles and used for flooring, platform or elevation purpose for decorative construction purpose.

22. Shri Mohanlal Shriniwas Sharma

1.82.11 ha


Survey N0. 62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha `67020 TPA

Koteshwar 1.5 km (E)


2 km (N)

23. M/s. Vijay Marble

2.9977 ha

Approved CGM/MC/333/4575 dated 16/03/2013

Survey No.62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 86520TPA Koteshwar 2 km (E)


1.5 km (N)

24. M/s. Vipul Marble

10 ha

Submitted On 08/01/2016

Survey No.62

Koteshwar

Danta Banaskantha 990920 TPA Koteshwar 1.5 km (E)


2 km (N)

25. M/S. Green Marble

1.56 ha Approved on 08/03/2013 via Letter No. CGM/MC/328/4492

Survey no 62

koteshwar



1.5km(NE)

26. Shri Jayant bhai. D. Patel

1.7549 Approved on 26/06/2014 via Letter No. CGM/MC/467/5555

Survey No 57

Jarivav Danta Banaskantha 51072 TPA Jharivav 1.5km(SW)


2 km (N)



Survey No 62

koteshwar



1.5 km(N)


2.42 ha Approved on 26/06/2014 via Letter No.

Survey No 57

Jarivav Danta Banaskantha 77280 TPA Jharivav 1.0km(SW)

The marble block will be supplied to the gang saw and tiling plants for manufacture of slabs and tiles

2.0 km (N)


CGM/MC/465/5537 and used for flooring, platform or elevation purpose for decorative construction purpose.



Survey No 62

koteshwar



1.5 km(N)

30. Shri Purshotam bhai. F. Patel

2.5799 Approved on 08/03/2013 via Letter No. CGM/MC/330/4502

Survey No 62

koteshwar



1.5 km (N)

31. M/s. Mehta Marbles and Minerals

1.00 M/s. Mehta Marbles and Minerals

S. No. 9

(P)

Khokharbilli

Danta Banaskantha 12,000 TPA Jharivav 2.5 km (S)


0.5 km (E)

Total cluster area 133.5054 ha.

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