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Project Proponent:
M/s Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Environmental Consultant:
Anacon Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur
Date of Presentation:
Lessee : M/s Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Environmental Consultant:
ANACON LABORATORIES PVT. LTD., NAGPUR
QCI-NABET accredited consultant under Category A for Sector No. (1) Mining of Minerals Including Opencast/
Underground Mining vide 44th AC Meeting for Re-Accreditation: Mar 04, 2015.
Env. Laboratory Recognized by MoEF (GOI) vide Not. No. D.L.33004/99 Dt. 03.01.14,valid upto Jan’2019
Accredited by NABL for Chemical, Biological & Mechanical Testing, valid up to 03.10.2016
Approved by BIS vide no. : CL/CQAPD/OSL (7124116) Dt. 16.12.2011 valid upto 15.12.2014
ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 18001:2007 : valid upto 03/10/2015
Head Office:
60, Bajiprabhu Nagar, Nagpur-440 033, MS
Laboratory. :
FP-34, 35, Food Park, MIDC, Butibori, Nagpur – 441122
Ph. : (0712) 2242077, 9373287475 Fax: (0712) 2242077
Email: anaconngp@gmail.com , anaconlabngp@gmail.com
website: www.anaconlaboratories.com, www.anacongarway.com
INTRODUCTION
The recent directive of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India dated 27.2.2012, and
subsequent MoEF notification has made Environmental Clearance mandatory for
minor mineral mines of lease area less than 5 Ha.
The lessee, M/s Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd., has applied to DEAC, Amravati for
prior environmental clearance for Stone (Basalt) Mine located at Gat No. 31,
Malegaon Village, Tehsil- Amravati, District- Amravati, Maharashtra., having
Mining an Area 4.99 Ha for production of 55,468 TPA Stone (Basalt).
The applicant has applied for lease on 25th August 2015 in the name of M/s
Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd., for a period of 5 years over an area of 4.99 Ha
The Mining Plans was approved by Directorate of Geology & Mining, Nagpur vide
letter No. BON/MINING/MMP/215/2016/1299 dtd. 20th June 2016.
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PROJECT LOCATION
STATE MAHARASHTRA
DISTRICT AMRAVATI
TEHSIL AMRAVATI
VILLAGE MALEGAON
GUT NO. 31
TOPOSHEET NO. 55 C, G, H, K, I
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LOCATION MAP
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GOOGLE MAP OF APPLIED MINING AREA
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5 KM RADIUS MAP
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MINE SITE PHOTOGRAPH
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DESCRIPTION OF STONE QUARRY
Lessee M/s. Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Village Malegaon
Tehsil Amravati
District Amravati
Gat No. 31
SOI Toposheet 55 C, G, H, K, I
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DESCRIPTION OF STONE QUARRY
The applicant has applied for lease on 25th August 2015 in the
Lease Status name of M/s Shinde Developers Pvt. Ltd., for a period of 5
years over an area of 4.99 Ha located
Manpower Required 8
Source of Water Dug well in nearby village & Pit Water (If available)
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ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY
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METHOD OF MINIING
Excavation by Drilling &
Blasting
Dispatch
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PRESENT & PROPOSED LAND USE PATTERN
Present & Proposed Land Use Pattern of Applied Mining Area
At the end of mine life, thick plantation will be developed on top benches of the mine pit
and on safety barrier around the mine lease area. A water reservoir will be developed in the
lower benches of the mine pit.
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EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIO
• Baseline environmental studies were conducted during Dec 2015.
• Site specific meteorological data was collected during the monitoring period.
• Ambient Air Quality Monitoring, Ambient Noise Level Monitoring, Surface and
ground water quality analysis, ecological studies and socio-economic studies
were conducted for the mine site and nearby villages.
Summary of Micro-meteorological data (Dec 2015)
Temperature (0C) Min: 13
Max: 35
Relative Humidity (%) Min: 12
Max: 87
Predominant Wind Direction
First Predominant Wind Direction (East) 14.9
%
Second Predominant Wind Direction (ENE)14.6 %
Calm conditions (%) 1.51
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EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIO
62 21 11 12
Kapustalani Village
(Downwind Direction)
Observation
• The concentrations of monitored parameters at above three locations were observed to be
within the limits prescribed by NAAQS.
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EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIO
CPCB Standards
Industrial Area 75 70
Residential Area- 55 45
Observation
The ambient noise levels were observed to be well within the prescribed CPCB standard
for industrial and residential area.
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EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIO contd…
WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS RESULTS Dec 2015
As per IS : 10500 : 2012
W2 (BW water
W1 (Dugwell in
Test Parameter Unit *Permissible from
Acceptable Limit area)
Limit Malegaon)
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION
MEASURES
AIR Climatological Data For IMD, Amravati (Period: 1981-2010)
Month Temperature (°C) Humidity (%) Monthly Rainfall (mm)
Min Max 08:30 hr 17:30 hr
January 15.3 29.2 61 45 11.4
February 17 31.9 54 40 7.8
March 20.6 36.2 51 35 15.4
April 23.4 40.2 47 29 7
May 26.1 41.7 49 30 8.2
June 24.3 36.5 69 51 128.6
July 22.5 31 82 71 188.2
August 22 29.7 86 76 206.6
September 22.1 32.8 81 69 125.1
October 20.4 32.8 69 54 61.9
November 17.6 28.9 60 52 14.3
December 15.1 28.9 59 53 7.3
Range 15.1-41.7 29-86 781.8
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AIR QUALITY PREDICTION
Model Used: ISCST 3 Emissions Rates
Parameter Mine Emission Rate (g/s/m2)
Blasting 10.9
West 0.5
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION
MEASURES
Impacts on Ambient Air Quality:
Mining operations, mainly transportation & crushing will result in fugitive dust emissions.
The other activities causing dust generation are drilling, blasting, loading and unloading.
Insignificant amount of exhaust gases will be generated from the mining operations.
Incremental ground level concentration of PM10 using ISCST3 model has been found to be
6.7 µg/m3, for drilling, loading, crushing & transportation & 10.9 µg/m3 for blasting
activities.
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION
MEASURES
Impacts on Water Resources and quality
The stone and topsoil does not contain any toxic material. There will not be any
contamination of ground water table due to the proposed mining activities.
Silt wash off from mining area may be deposited in seasonal streams outside mining area,
if proper control measures are not adopted.
Garland drains will be provided around mine lease area and surface dumps. This water will
be collected in the settling tanks and would be used for dust suppression and plantation.
No process effluent will be generated from the mining activities.
Water accumulated in mine pit will be allowed to percolate in ground and excess water, if
any, will be pumped to nearby agriculture users, as per their requirement.
Domestic effluent will be discharged in septic tank and soak pit system.
Mining will be stopped during rains.
Periodic monitoring of mine pit water and ground water in nearby village.
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION
MEASURES
Impacts on Ambient Noise Quality:
The major sources of noise in the open cast stone mine project are mine machinery like
excavator, tippers, crusher, and activities like drilling, blasting, loading, unloading, crushing
and transport.
Ground vibration will be minimum from blasting because of the small nature of quarry. But
necessary precaution will be taken during blasting operation.
The noise generated from mining operations will be attenuated over shorter distance
because of its very small production capacity
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ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION
MEASURES
Impacts on Land Use Pattern:
Mining of stone by opencast method will alter the existing land use pattern due to creation
of dumps and mine void.
There is no natural stream or water regime is seen within the lease area of the stone quarry
and no any presence of faults and major fractures in the area.
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IMPACTS ON ECOLOGY & MITIGATION MEASURES
Impacts on Ecology:
This is an existing non-operational Stone (Basalt) mine.
There is no national Parks, Wildlife Sanctuary of Biosphere reserves in the study area.
There is no schedule I Fauna observed in the study area.
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SOCIO ECONOMIC IMPACT & MANAGEMENT
Positive Impact:
Increase in local employment: The mine will generate direct employment opportunities in
the mine and indirect employment opportunities in service sectors like mineral transport,
contractual labour, shops, garages, hotels, etc.
Increase in local trade: Improvement in economic status due to increased employment
will result in increased buying power of the people thereby increasing the local trade.
Increase in government revenue: State Government would also be benefited by way of
revenue in the form of taxes and royalties paid by quarry owner.
Improvement in Road Condition: Roads leading to nearby crusher and therefrom to the
local markets will be repaired/improved regularly which will have positive impact on the
surrounding areas.
Impact on Health Care: There will not be any impact on the health of local population.
Impact on historical monument/ religious structures: There are no places of tourist,
religious & Historical importance in the vicinity of the applied mines; therefore, no adverse
impacts are anticipated.
Post Project Scenario: The water reservoir developed in mined out pits may be used for
pisci-culture activities, thereby providing sustainable employment to few people. Also the
water accumulated in mine pits can be used for irrigation by nearby farmers. The water
reservoirs will also help in recharging the ground water table .
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PROPOSED CSR ACTIVITIES
Proposed CSR Activities:
Donation of school uniforms and books to the needy students.
Repair/ maintenance of hand pumps/ bore well/ open wells.
Maintenance of village roads.
Any other works in consultation with the concerned Gram Panchayat.
An amount of Rs. 1/- per tonne of stone produced will be allocated for socio-economic
welfare activities in the area.
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BUDGET FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
3. Environment Monitoring (Air, Water, Noise & Soil Monitoring @ 4 times 2.00
in a year)
4. Construction & maintenance of settling tank, garland drains, etc 0.50
Total 6.005
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Request to Honorable DEAC, Amravati
The stone quarry is located in Amravati Tehsil of Amravati District and having
lease area of less than 5 Ha, these fall under B2 category as per MoEF
guidelines. The mine is not likely to cause significant impact on the environment
due small scale of mining and will prove beneficial to the nearby community.
THANK YOU
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BACK UP
SLIDES
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SURFACE PLAN
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GEOLOGICAL PLAN
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GEOLOGICAL SECTIONS
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DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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DEVELOPMENT SECTIONS
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CONCEPTUAL PLAN
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CONCEPTUAL SECTIONS
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ENVIRONMENT PLAN
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WATER LEVEL SCENARIO
Water Level
S. Particulars Description
No.
1. Water Bearing Formation Basalt-Weathered/fractured/jointed
vesicular/massive, under phreatic and
semi-confined to confined conditions.
Alluvium- Sand and Gravel under semi-
confined to confined conditions
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
Demographic Details:
Village
S.NO Taluka Name TRU No_HH TOT_P TOT_M TOT_F P_06 P_SC P_ST P_LIT P_ILL
Nandgaon-
1 Khandeshwar FulAmala Rural 427 1595 799 796 126 857 80 1236 359
Nandgaon-
2 Khandeshwar Ajani Rural 111 462 242 220 42 174 24 399 63
Nandgaon-
3 Khandeshwar Takli Bk. Rural 513 2206 1172 1034 272 401 52 1745 461
Nandgaon-
4 Khandeshwar Loni Rural 933 3901 1987 1914 388 894 70 3028 873
Nandgaon-
5 Khandeshwar Dahigaon Rural 340 1389 705 684 161 526 130 1049 340
Nandgaon-
6 Khandeshwar Nagzari Rural 29 112 59 53 7 7 0 86 26
Nandgaon- Bopnemtab
7 Khandeshwar ad Rural 183 769 394 375 83 256 36 617 152
Nandgaon-
8 Khandeshwar Watpur Rural 303 1414 783 631 166 315 0 1097 317
Total 2839 11848 6141 5707 1245 3430 392 9257 2591
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Employment Pattern:
Bopnemtaba
7 04012 533024 d Rural 305 296 9 464
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Availability of Infrastructure Facilities: Source: Village directory 2001, District Amravati, M.H
TWT,UCW,HP, ED,EAG,E
2 Ajani GPPS,GPS NIL T A,MA FP NIL
TW/B C,EA
BTPR,GK ED,EAG,E
6 Nagzari GPPS,GPS NIL TWT,UCW,HP T BS,A/MA NIL
R,FP C,EA
2 Noise levels Noise levels in dB (A) Hourly noise levels for 24 hours once each during
each season (excluding Monsoon)
1 locating in mining area and 1 location in Dahigaon
village
3 Water quality Physical, Chemical and 1 ground water sample from Dahigaon village once
Bacteriological each during each season
parameters
Ground water level
4 Soil quality Physico chemical 1 location from green belt area and 1 sample from
properties of soil nearby agriculture field.
Once in a year (non-monsoon season)
5 Ecology Survival rate of plantation Greenbelt & Plantation in mine lease
once in a year
6 Occupational Medical health checkup of Once in a year
Health & Safety mine employees
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Solid Waste Generation and Management
• Solid Waste Generation during mine life:
• During plan Period (2016-17 to 2020-21)
• Waste Rock/rejects – 39515 Cum
• Solid waste management
• Soil cover will be completely removed and it will be spread in the safety zone for
plantation purpose.
• OB/waste that is going to be generated from mining will be dumped and stacked
separately within lease area at specific location. The OB/waste rock will be backfilled in
the mine pits at end of mining.
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STUDY AREA MAP (5 KM)
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