Annexure-PFR - Environment Clearance

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PREFEASIBILITY
REPORT
INDEX
S.NO
DESCRIPTION
PAGE NO.
1.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1-2
2.
INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT /BACKGROUND INFORMATION
3-5
3.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
5-16
4.
SITE ANALYSIS
17-20
5.
PLANNING BRIEF
21-22
6.
PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE
22-24
7.
REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT(R&R PLAN)
25
8.
PROJECT SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES
25
9.
ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATION)
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ANNEXURE
S. NO.
ANNEXURE NO.
DESCRIPTION
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I
Demarcation report along with Khasra map & Lease area Map
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II
Office order for extension of the lease period
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III
Approval letter of the Mining Scheme
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IV
Environment Management Plan
Project: M.L. No. 07/1973,
Literia Ball Clay Mine, Litaria, Jaitaran, Pali
Project Proponent: Shri Abdus Sami Salfi
Pre Feasibility Report for Literia Ball Clay Mine
Village Litaria, Tehsil Jaitaran in District Pali
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The lease area of 34.23 hectares is situated near Village Litaria Tehsil – Jaitaran, Dist - Pali
(Rajasthan) was granted for mining lease in favor of Shri Abdus Sami Salfi by State Govt. vide
sanction Order No. F4 (10)Khan/Gr.-4/74 dated 22/05/1974 for a period of 20 years from the date
of registration i.e. 01/04/1975. Demarcation report along with Khasra map and Lease Area Map is
enclosed as Annexure No. I.
The lease period was extended up to 31.03.2025 vide a State Govt. order passed under the provision
of new state mineral policy. Photocopy of the Office Order is enclosed as an Annexure No. II.
The Scheme of Mining Plan of the lease was approved on 3.12.2015. Refer Annexure No. III for the
copy of the Approval Letter of Scheme of Mining.
As per EIA Notification Dated 14th Sept. 2006, Environmental Clearance is required for all new
mining projects/ renewal of lease. This mining project falls under Category “B” Project or activity
1(a) as per EIA Notifications 2006, 2009, 2011 and 2013.
In order to obtain Environment Clearance as per Notification on dated 14th Sept. 2006 from MoEF,
New Delhi for the purpose of increase in production, we are submitting application (Form-I) & Pre
Feasibility Report for prior environmental clearance(EC) to SEAC, Jaipur.
Study Period March 2016 to May 2016
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1.2 Salient features of the project
Project Name
Location of mine
Literia Ball Clay Mine
Village – Literia
Tehsil - Jaitaran
District – Pali
State - Rajasthan
FRP Point
Topo sheet number
Land Use
Nearest Habitation/Town
Nearest Railway Station
Nearest Airport
Nearest National Highways,
State Highways & Major District
Roads
Nearest
Dispensary
&
Government Hospital
Well of village Literia
Educational Facility
Water demand
Sources of water
&
GT Sheet No. 45 F/15
Private Agricultural Land
Village Literia
Merta (about 33 km )
Jodhpur (about 95 Kms.)
N.H. No. 65A & 112
Primary Health Centres are at villages Anandpur Kalu, Balunda,
Falka, Digarna & Nimbol
Government Hospital is at Jaitaran
District Government Hospital is at Pali.
Higher Secondary Government School is at village Literia.
Senior Secondary School is at Anandpur Kalu.
Government college is at Pali .
Supply  Total water requirement is about 4-5 KLD
 2.0 KLD (Drinking & Domestic Uses)
 1.0-1.75KLD (Plantation)
 1.0-1.25 KLD (Dust Suppression).
 Drinking water will be made available at the site by the tanker
from the nearby village.
 Water for dust suppression and plantation will be arranged
from nearby villages or from mine sump water.
Seismic Zone
Highest & Lowest Elevation
Proposed production of mine
Life of mine
Total Mineable Reserves
Estimated Project Cost
Method of mining
No of working days
Man power
Seismic Zone II
Highest 102 mRL
Lowest 99 mRL
2,00,000 TPA of Ball Clay
10 Years
1955139 MT
1.0 Crore
The proposed method of mining will be Semi-Mechanized open
cast mining.
300 days
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2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT /BACKGROUND INFORMATION
A. Identification of the project and project proponent.
Name of Project:Literia Ball Clay Mine
Category of Project: Category B
Name of the Project Proponent: - Shri Abdus Sami Salfi.
Address of the Project Proponent
Shri Abdus Sami Salfi
R/o K-54, Near Blind School
Kamla Nehru Nagar
Jodhpur (Rajasthan)
Mobile No.- +91 77421 81899
B. Brief Description of Nature of Project.
The project is for the expansion in production of 2, 00,000 TPA of Ball Clay. The expected life of the
mine is around 10 years. The proposed project of Ball Clay shall be developed using the semi
mechanized open cast mining method with no drilling & blasting. Mineral will be excavated manually
with simple hand tools with no drilling and blasting involved.
The height of bench will be kept 3.0 mts maximum in overburden and 2.5 mts in Clay Bed and the
width of the benches will be kept more than 5.0 mts. The working will be done by forming benches
with height of not more than 3.0 mts. at a time in overburden and 2.5 mts in Clay Bed and the width
of the benches will be kept 5.0 mts. Ultimate depth of the working or pit limit will be 22 mtrs. The
waste obtained will be soil, weathered, friable sandstone and it will be utilized for the simultaneous
backfilling so at end of the fourth year, total 8.00 hectares area will be backfilled. Total O.B/waste
generated during the next four years will be 1107271 cum. Water requirement for the proposed
project for domestic use, dust suppression and plantation, will be 4-5 KLD.
C. Need for the Project & Importance to the Country
The mining project falls in the Jaitaran Tehsil and Pali district of Rajasthan, and the area is devoid of
industrial growth. The mineral clay is used in Ceramics, Textile and Paper coasting, Rubber, Paints,
and Cosmetics & Pharmaceutical, Insecticides, refractory bricks & cement.
It is observed that the clays existing in the lease area are of good plastic nature, medium grained and
with good whiteness index, some clay is having iron impurities. The clay is generally classified in two
grades A & C.
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1. Grade – A (special):Clay contains alumina varying from 30 to 34% with high plasticity, free of iron impurities and stained
after sorting & dressing operations. The potential market for this quality of ball clay is in ceramic &
potteries industries. It is also used in rubber & paint industries.
2. Grade – C:Quality of clay contains around 20 to 22% alumina with low plasticity & poor whiteness and fire
grains. This quality of clay will be available on top layer. This is used in stoneware industries, brick
manufacturing industries as well as tiles & pipes industries.
The clay produced from this area is sold in the open market to the various consumers in India. Subgrade mineral produced shall be supplied in the cement industry.
D. Demand and supply gap
The area is famous for its large reserves of high grade quality of Ball Clay. The demand for the
minerals has been steadily increasing over the years. It is extensively used in Ceramics, Textile and
Paper coasting, Rubber, Paints, and Cosmetics & Pharmaceutical, Insecticides, refractory bricks &
cement industries. However, the present supply of these minerals is in-sufficient to meet with it
existing and growing demand of the product, the prospectus of industries is very good.
E. Export Possibility
Since the produced mineral will be sufficiently absorbed in the local market it will not be exported.
F. Domestic/Export Markets
The mine is meant for domestic market use only thus, there is no requirement of selling of the
mineral in export markets.
G. Employment Generation (Direct & Indirect) due to the project
The earning sources of the region are limited. Most of the people are dependent on agriculture. The
expansion in the proposed mining project of 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 incurring to state govt. by way of taxes royalties & cess etc. In
operational phase, the proposed project would require significant workforce of non technical and
technical persons. The proposed mining activity will provide employment to about 12 workers. The
workers will be hired mostly from the nearby villages.
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The management and supervisory staff will include the Mines Manager -1, Mining Engineer-1,
Mining Mate-1, Geologist-1, Chowkidar/Time Keeper – 1, Operator – 3 & unskilled labors – 4 will be
employed. About 12 staff members including labors employed directly and approximately 30 persons
indirectly will get employment in this mining project. Thus total around 30-40 person will get
employment including direct employment and satellite occupation i.e. the labors, shop keepers,
drivers, operators etc.
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 out with this project.
B. Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project
site layout) with coordinates.
The mine comprises of an area of 34.23 hectares and is located near village Literia of Jaitaran Tehsil
in Pali district of Rajasthan. The ML Area falls on part of G.T. Sheet No. 45 F/15 Refer Annexure-I
for Demarcation report along with Khasra map and Lease Area Map. One Tar road is passing
through the lease area near boundary line “”CD”. The lease area is located about 0.6 Km. in NW of
village Literia. Tehsil Headquarter Jaitaran is located in the SE of the lease area at a distance of about
23.0 kms. District headquarter the Pali city is located at a distance of about 81.65 kms in SW
direction. The area is approachable through railways as the nearest railway station is at Merta. The
FRP of the Lease area is - Well of village Literia.
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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 lease was sanctioned for excavating the mineral Ball Clay, at
the specific location near Village Literia, thus no alternate site was considered.
D. Size and Magnitude of Operation
The area is 34.23 hectare and it is proposed to produce mineral Ball clay at ultimate capacity
2,00,000 TPA using the open cast Semi Mechanized mining methods.
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 Ball Clay and the lease area comprises of 34.23 hectares and as per revenue
records is Private Agricultural Land. Mining Operations will be carried out using the semi
mechanized open cast mining method with no drilling & blasting. Proposed rate of production will be
2, 00,000 TPA for mineral Ball Clay. The working will be done by forming benches with height of not
more than 3.0 mts. at a time in overburden and 2.5 mts in Clay Bed and the width of the benches will
be kept 5.0 mts. Ultimate depth of the working or pit limit will be 22 mtrs. Ultimate pit slope is
proposed to be 45 from vertical. Haul roads will be developed up to the loading points and will not
have gradients more than 1:16. The overburden mainly consists of Soil, Weathered Friable
Sandstone, as overburden, which will be removed with the help of JCB and will be stacked separately.
The O.B/waste generated from the excavations in the next four years will be 1107271 cum over 8.0
hectares.
The overburden/waste material shall be directly transported to waste dump yard by dumpers/
tractor trolley, whereas the clay will be sorted out according to grade at the faces on the basis of
color, feel and texture. The clay lumps shall be hand sorted, dressed by sharp chisels for removal of
red and yellow iron stains by peeling them off with knives. The material shall be graded visually
based on the experience of labour and stacked separately. The waste generated during the mining
operations will be utilized for simultaneously backfilling. At the end of the life of mine 20.43 hectares
will be backfilled and & 4.61 Hectare will be used for the Rain water storage. Water stored in the pit
will be used for the agricultural purpose.
Regional Geology
Most of the lease area is covered with sand and sandy Soil of quaternary period. Tertiary rock
exposures are found at certain places as detached outcrops. The Kuchera-Khajwana formations are
well developed around Literia village. Within plastic ball clay occurs at various stratigraphic levels
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within these formations. The regional geology according to the geological survey of India given in
table below: The geological sequence worked out by G.S.I. is given under:
LOCAL GEOLOGY
Whole of the lease area is covered by soil. The formation of the area comprises of Kuchera –
Khajwana group of tertiary age represented by yellow – white clay, loose sand & calcareous grit. The
deposit is flat and sedimentary type, based on the working pit in lease area. Although the Friable
Sandstone is not usable quality. But quality checking shall be continued in future as well. If it found
suitable to be used as silica sand, it will surely be used with due permission of State Govt. Till then
the usable Friable Sandstone if found suitable any shall be stacked separately till permission granted
to sale. If Silica sand quality is not suitable then it will be used as backfilling purpose.
Description of litho units: Given below is the generalized litho-units exposed in pit:
 Soil: - Geologically this unit of recent to sub-recent age is exposed in the entire lease area.
The average thickness of this unit is 0.50mts – 1.0 mts.
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 Weathered Friable Sandstone:-Immediately below the soil bed, Weathered Friable
Sandstone bed is observed in the working pits, the thickness of this clay bed is about
12.5mts.
 Ball Clay (Bed-I):-Immediately below the Weathered Friable Sandstone bed, ball clay bed
is observed in the working pits, the thickness of this clay bed is about 2.5mts.
 Low grade Ball clay:-Immediately below the ball clay bed, Low Grade Ball clay bed is
clearly seen, thickness of the low grade Ball clay bed is 2.0mts.
 Ball clay (Bed- II): - Below the low grade Ball clay, Ball clay bed is clearly visible,
thickness of the Ball clay bed is 2.50mts.
 Structure:  There is no fault or fold or any other structural disturbances in the area as because the
litho unit’s presents are found to occur as almost flat.
 Mode of Occurrence
 In general clay occurrences have been found at a depth of about 12.5mts and are overlain
by soil, Weathered Friable Sandstone. The thickness of the two Ball Clay beds are 2.5mts
& 2.5mts. The Ball clay bed lies flat in the area below the overburden and does not show
any marked dip. The clay is plastic in nature and suitable for various Industries uses like
rubber, detergent, insulators etc.
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Extent of Mechanization
It is proposed to do mining operation by semi mechanized open cast working. Overburden will be
removed and separately stacks for purpose of backfilling. Ball clay is found underneath the OB which
comprises of Soil & weathered fractured Sandstone, thus drilling and blasting is not required.
List of Mining Equipment present:Type
JCB
Dumper
LNT
Water Sprinkler
Dewatering Pump
Tractor with
trolley
Quantity
2
4
1
1
1
Size/ Capacity
0.9
15T
0.9 cum
4KL
5HP
2
45HP
Motive Power
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel/ electric
Diesel
List of Mining Equipment present:Type
JCB
Dumper
LNT
Water Sprinkler
Dewatering Pump
Tractor with
trolley
Quantity
1
30
2-3
1
1
Size/ Capacity
0.9/1.3 cum
15T
0.9 cum
4KL
5HP
2
45HP
Motive Power
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel/ electric
Diesel
(i) Drilling Machine
No blasting will be required as excavation will be used to win the mineral.
(ii)Loading Equipment: Mineral shall be loaded manually & waste by JCB.
(iii) Haulage and Transport Equipment: (a) Haulage within the mining leasehold: -The overburden will be removed with help of JCB on
hire basis as and when required. Mineral will be excavated manually with simple hand tools. The
truck will stand on the bottom bench and ball clay will be loaded in truck and transported to pit top.
(b)Transport from mine head to the destination: - The trucks on hire basis will transport the
mineral from pit head to destination.
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RESERVE:Category Wise (Proved, Probable and Possible) Reserves in the Earlier Approved Mining
Scheme with Grades:
The reserves of mineral have been estimated by plan area method.
Proved Reserves
(Tonne)
1243873.4
Probable Reserves
(Tonne)
635665.8
Possible reserves
(Tonne)
501839.8
Total (Tonne)
2381379
Depletion of reserves: YEAR
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Total
Actual Production
(in Tonnes)
34699.015
35550
27770.99
14440
24358
35901
172719.005
Additional reserves established category wise (with basis and parameters considered):
In the earlier approved mining plan the thickness of good quality Ball clay was taken as 5.0mts and
low grade clay as 2.0 mts and has provided basis of estimation of reserves. Therefore estimation of
the reserves of Ball Clay has been made which is tabulated in the table below. Market of low grade
clay has been generated hence re-estimation of clay done.
Updated reserves with grade (indicate end use grade with analysis, as well as marginal grade:
RESERVE ESTIMATION FOR MINERAL BALL CLAY – The reserves have been divided into three
categories namely Proved, Probable & Possible. On the basis of two working pits present in the lease
area, limit of proved reserves has been considered for reserves estimation and boundaries of
probable & possible reserves category has been assumed on the basis of regional mineral occurrence
in the lease area.
Proved Reserves: Two good quality ball clay beds are present in the lease area. First good quality ball clay bed having
thickness of 2.5mts occurs at a depth of 13.5mts & second good quality clay bed of 2.5mts occurs at a
depth of 18mts hence the good quality of clay beds is occurs at deeper level. Surface area of both clay
beds has been measured and then multiplied by thickness of the Ball clay beds (2.5mt + 2.5mts=
5mts) to get volume of the mineral. This volume has been multiplied by Bulk Density (2.2
Tonnes/cum) to get tonnage of reserves under proved category.
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Probable Reserves: The Probable reserves area is considered to be further 40mts from the limit of the proved reserves
area. Two good quality ball clay beds are present in the lease area. First good quality ball clay bed
having thickness of 2.5mts occurs at a depth of 13.5mts & second good quality clay bed of 2.5mts
occurs at a depth of 18mts hence the good quality of clay beds is occurs at deeper level. Surface area
of both clay beds has been measured and then multiplied by thickness of the Ball clay beds (2.5 +
2.5mts= 5mts) to get volume of the mineral. This volume has been multiplied by Bulk Density (2.2
Tonnes/cum) to get tonnage of reserves under probable category.
Possible Reserves:Remaining area has been considered under possible category. Two good quality ball clay beds are
present in the lease area. First good quality ball clay bed having thickness of 2.5mts occurs at a depth
of 13.5mts & second good quality clay bed of 2.5mts occurs at a depth of 18mts hence the good
quality of clay beds is occurs at deeper level. Surface area of both clay beds has been measured and
then multiplied by thickness of the Ball clay beds (2.5 + 2.5mts= 5mts) to get volume of the mineral.
This volume has been multiplied by Bulk Density (2.2 Tonnes/cum) to get tonnage of reserves under
possible category.
The reserves of ball clay are given as below table:Reserves Category
Proved Reserves
Probable Reserves
Possible Reserves
Area
(Sqm.)
159749
40294
28425
Thickness
(Mts.)
5.0
5.0
5.0
Total
Volume
(Cum.)
798745
201470
142125
Tonnage
(Tonnes)
1402320
602070
781410
1142340
2513148
Source –Approved Mining Scheme
ESTIMATION OF MINEABLE RESERVES FOR BALL CLAY (good quality clay)
Proved Reserves:1. (i) Area covered by 7.5m of boundary barrier in the proved category of reserve has been calculated
as 5170sqm.
2. Thus the mineral blocked in barrier is 5170 x 5.0 x 2.2 = 56870 MT
(ii) Area covered by working benches in the proved category reserves 21002sqm.
Mineral blocked in benches is 21002 x 5x 2.2 = 231022 MT
(iii)
Mineral blocked in tar road barrier is 15333x5x2.2 = 168663MT
Total Mineral blocked under proved category due to boundary barrier and making of benches
56870 + 231022 + 168663 =456555 MT (“211”)
Mineable reserves (proved) = Geo. Reserves – Blocked reserve (Barrier+ Benches)
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= 1757239 – 456555 = 1300684 MT. under “111”
Probable Reserves:(i) Area covered by 7.5m of boundary barrier in the probable category of reserve has been calculated
as 616sqmt.
Thus the mineral blocked in barrier is 616 x 5x 2.2 = 6776 MT.
(ii) Area covered by working benches in the probable category reserves 9793sqm.
Mineral blocked in benches is 9793x 5.0x 2.2 =107723 MT.
Mineral blocked in tar road barrier is 21172 x 5.0 x 2.2 = 232892MT
Total Mineral blocked under probable category due to boundary barrier and making of benches
6776 +107723 + 232892 = 347391 MT under “222”)
Mineable reserves (Probable) = Geo. Reserves – blocked reserve (Barrier+ Benches)
= 443234 – 347391 = 95843MT. under “121”
Total Mineable Reserves of good quality clay = 1300684MT + 95843MT =1396527MT
(II)
MINEABLE RESERVS OF MINERAL LOW GRADE BALL CLAY
Updated Geological Reserves
Category
Bulk Density = 2.2MT/Cum
Area
Thickness
Volume
Reserves
Tonnage
(Vol. x 2.2t/cum)
PROVED
(Sqm.)
159749
(Mts)
2.0
(Cum.)
319498
(MT)
702896
PROBABLE
40294
2.0
80588
177294
POSSIBLE
28425
2.0
56850
125070
Total
1005260
*Reserves have been estimated based on actual worked out area.
ESTIMATION OF MINEABLE RESERVES AND BLOCKED RESOURCES FOR LOW GR. BALL CLAY
Proved Reserves
(i) Area covered by 7.5m of boundary barrier in the proved category of reserve has been calculated
as 5170sqmt.
Thus the mineral blocked in barrier is 5170x 2 x 2.2 = 22748 MT
(ii) Area covered by working benches in the proved category reserves 21002sqm.
Mineral blocked in benches is 21002 x 2x 2.2 = 92409 MT
(iii)
Mineral blocked in tar road barrier is 15333x2x2.2 = 67465MT
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Total Mineral blocked under proved category due to boundary barrier and making of benches
22748 + 92409 + 67465 =182622MT (“211”)
Mineable reserves (proved) = Geo. Reserves – blocked reserve (Barrier+ Benches)
702896 – 182622 =520274 MT. under “111”
Probable Reserves
(i) Area covered by 7.5m of boundary barrier in the probable category of reserve has been calculated
as 616sqmt.
Thus the mineral blocked in barrier is 616 x 2x 2.2 = 2710MT.
(ii) Area covered by working benches in the probable category reserves 9793sqm.
Mineral blocked in benches is 9793x 2.0x 2.2 =43089 MT.
Mineral blocked in tar road barrier is 21172 x 2.0 x 2.2 = 93157MT
Total Mineral blocked under probable category due to boundary barrier and making of benches
2710 +43089 + 93157 =138956 MT under “222”)
Mineable reserves (Probable) = Geo. Reserves – blocked reserve (Barrier+ Benches)
177294 – 138956 = 38338MT. under “121”
Total Mineable Reserves = 520274MT + 38338MT = 558612MT
UNFC code for reserve transcription
Classification
Total Mineral resources (A+B)
A. Mineral Reserve: 1.Proved Mineral Reserves
2.Probable Mineral Reserves
B. Remaining Resources: 1.Feasibility Mineral Resources
2.Prefeasibility Mineral Resources
3.Measured Mineral Resources
4.Indicated Mineral Resources
5. Inferred Mineral Resources
6.Reconnaissance Mineral Resources
Code
Quantity in M.T.
Ball Clay
Low Grade ball clay
2513148 1005260
111
121
1300684
95843
520274
38338
211
221
331
332
333
334
456555
347391
312675
182622
138956
125070
Source- Approved Mining Scheme
Total Mineable reserves 1396527 (ball clay) + 558612 (low gr. ball clay) =1955139 MT
Reserves of Weathered Friable Sandstone:Surface area 254581 x 12.5 = 3182262MT. The weathered friable sandstone shall be stacked
separately.
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Total reserves of Sub grade mineral is = 293270.85MT. The sub-grade shall be stacked separately
Grade of Mineral
The grade of ball clay mineral on end use basis as follows:Chemical Properties of the Clay
Contents
Percentage%
SiO2
45.50
Al2O3
38.42
Fe2O3
0.56
CaO
0.36
LOI
13.90
TiO2
0.34
PRODUCTION & WASTE GENERATED IN NEXT THREE YEARS OF MINING
Year
Volume
(Cum.)
Marketable
Clay (85%) Tonnes
Total O.B./
Waste (Cum.)
Soil (Cum.)
123329
Sub grade
mineral (15%)
Tonnes
21763
2015-16
351676
264914
20811
2016-17
344012
169319
29880
235675
17792
2017-18
436472
170148
30026
319727
25757
2018-19
397614
170359
30063
286955
19558
Total
1529774
633155
111732
1107271
83918
Source-Approved Mining Scheme
Total O/B will be generated in next four years = 1107271 cum.
Total Soil will be generated in next four years = 83918 cum.
Total Sub grade Mineral will be generated in next four years = 111732MT
Total Marketable Clay will be excavated in next four years = 633155MT
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 of the Ball Clay. The mineral shall be collected in the
mineral stack yard and then sorted over their manually before its final dispatch to various industries
through trucks. The waste generated shall be carried through dumpers to the temporary dump yard.
G. Resource optimization/recycling and reuse envisaged in the project, if any, should be
briefly outlined.
Water will be accumulated in the excavated mine out pit area during rains and pits serve as a natural
ground water recharging structure. As a result of extraction of mineral, the rate of charging of ground
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water is likely to be increased considerably. Water collected in the sump will be used in various
purposes at mine viz. plantation, dust suppression etc.
H. Availability of water its source, Energy/Power requirement and source should be given.
Total water requirement is about 4-5 KLD, 2.0 KLD (Drinking & Domestic Uses), 1.0-1.75 KLD
(Plantation) & 1.0-1.25 KLD (Dust Suppression). Drinking water will be made available through
tanker from the nearby villages. Water for dust suppression and plantation will be arranged from
nearby villages. Water table in the area varies from 6-65 m.
The electricity line passing through the lease area. Diesel is 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.
The waste as overburden in the area is ferruginous sandstone & mineral rejects.
Waste/O.B. & Sub grade/Rejects generation in Next three Years.
Years
2015-16
2016-17
2017-18
2018-19
Total
Total O.B./
Waste (Cum.)
264914
235675
319727
286955
1107271
Sub grade mineral
(15%) Tonnes
21763
29880
30026
30063
111732
Soil (Cum.)
20811
17792
25757
19558
83918
The total O.B. generated during the next four years will be 1107271 cum and will be used for
simultaneous backfilling of the part of the excavated area (20.43 hectares).
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4. SITE ANALYSIS
A. Connectivity
The Village Literia is located in the south east direction of M.L. area at a distance about 0.6 Kms. The
Tehsil Jaitaran in the direction of south east at the distance of 23.0 kms. The lease area is approached
through the major district road which connects the tehsil HQ Jaitaran to village Literia which is further
connected to the lease area through a tar road which is passing through the lease area along the
boundary line CD of the lease area and connects village Literia to Borunda. National Highway No. 65 A
& 112 is passing through the study area. The nearest railway station is Merta at a distance of 33 Kms.
The nearest Air Port is at Jodhpur at a distance of 95 kms.
B. Land form, Land use and Land owner ship
The lease area falls on part of G.T.Sheet no. 45 F/10. No forest land is involved in the lease area. The
Land form is flat and as per revenue records the land is Private Agricultural Land and comprises of
34.23 Hectares.
C. Topography
The lease area is more or less flat in topography with a level difference of 3 mts. within the lease area.
The highest RL is 102 mts. in eastern part of the area. There is no river or nalla in the area. One tar
road is passing through the lease area near boundary line CD. The land mostly absorbs the rain water
and excess water flows through the natural slope to the nearby fields and get accumulated in the
village pond. There is no public well with in the area.
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.
The lease area comprises of Private Agricultural land. There is no eco sensitive zone/area present in
the study area.
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Existing land use
Particulars
Pits and Quarries
Dumps of ore, waste & Overburden & Mineral storage
Infrastructure (Office & Workshop, plant road)
Township
Remaining area
Total Occupied Area
Area backfilled, if any
Area afforested by mine owner
Area (in Hects)
7.80
1.37(1.12+0.25)
1.25
23.81
34.23
2.2
-
*The whole area i.e. 34.23 hectares is Private Agricultural Land.
Shortest Distance From Following Particulars
Particulars
Periphery of the project to periphery of the forests
Wild Life Sanctuary
Eco sensitive area
Water bodies (distance from the HFL of the river)
Distance
None (within 10 km)
None (within 10 km)
None (within 10 km)
Notified industrial area
None (within 10 km) few mines
of same mineral are present.
A non perennial tributary of River
Luni is passing at a distance of 2.5
Kms from the lease area.
E. Existing Infrastructure
An Office cum rest shelter presently exists in the lease area. A first aid box with all necessary
materials will kept all the times in the office building for use as and when required. At the mine site,
urinal and latrine are proposed. The water is required for drinking purpose only. Drinking water is
made available at the site by the tanker from the nearby village. Water from nearby village and mine
sump will be used for water sprinkling, plantation etc.
F. Soil Classification
The soil of the Jaitaran Tehsil have good permeability and is therefore, appropriate for agricultural
purpose. Most of the lease area is covered with sand and sandy Soil of quaternary period. The soils
covering in this area are dark grayish brown to brown, medium textured and moderately sub-angular
blocky with heavier subsurface and well developed subangular blocky structure underlained by thick
strata of lime coated concretionary zone. The occurrence of calcic and/or cambic horizon permits
them to classify as Camborthids/ calciorthids. Some patches of salinity is observed and they are
classified as Salorthids.
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G. Climatic data from secondary sources
The climatic conditions of Pali district are somewhat different than the Western Rajasthan.
Although, basically the summer season raise the temperature up to 46-47 degree centigrade at
peak Time in May-June, a large variation in temperature is found due to adjoining green and hilly
areas. Winters are moderately cool during December-January lowering the mercury to 4-5 degree
centigrade occasionally. Average rainfall in the district during the months of July-October is 300
mm. (Source: - Water Resources Government of Rajasthan)
H. Social Infrastructure
 The infrastructure like, toilets, first aid stations etc. will be provided at the mine site.

Senior Secondary Government School is at village Literia & Anandpur Kalu. Government
College is at Pali district.

Medical facilities, Primary Health Centre are there in the area, imparting services, for advance
medical facilities. In each village one health worker has been appointed by the Govt. to
provide primary health facilities. Primary Health Centres are at villages Anandpur Kalu,
Balunda, Falka, Digarna & Nimbol. Government Hospital is at Jaitaran. District Government
Hospital is at Pali.

Nearest Post & Telegraph Office is at Literia.

Village people are availing drinking water facilities generally from the public water supply
system and hand pump, open wells and tube wells. The water supply is also supplied through
tanker in few villages. During summer scarcity of water has been noticed.

Communication services like post office and telephones are available in the nearby village.
Some of the villagers are also having mobile phones.

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.
v.
Safety equipment i.e. dusts mask, safety shoes, gloves etc.
An occupational health unit will be organized and the proposed measures will be adopted:
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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.
3. First-aid box with necessary equipment will be provided.
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5. PLANNING BRIEF
A Planning concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc) town and country
planning/Development authority Classification.
This mine has been granted for mineral Ball Clay. Mineral is available as seen in the deposits at the
mine site. The production of 2,00,000 TPA of Ball Clay is proposed. Open cast methods of mining will
be adopted. Transportation of mineral shall be done through road by dumpers and trucks. Other
facilities such as power, transportation and communication, social infrastructure facilities are locally
available near project site. Nearest town is Jaitaran, facilities like Dispensary, Post office are available
in the nearby villages of Literia, Anandpur Kalu, Balunda, Falka, Digarna & Nimbol etc.
B Population Projection
Heads
Total Population of Pali District
Total Population of Jaitaran Tehsil
Total population of Literia Village
Total Male Population of Literia Village
Total Female Population of Literia Village
Total Schedule Cast Population of Literia Village
Total Schedule Tribe Population of Literia Village
Total Literacy of Literia Village
Census 2011
230075
22621
1444
751
693
497
1
56.33%
(Source: - Census 2011 issued by the Government of India)
C. Land use planning (breakup along with green belt etc.) Land use pattern after five years
Particulars
Pits and Quarries
Dumps of ore, waste & Overburden
Infrastructure (Office & Workshop
& plant road)
Township
Remaining area
Area backfilled, if any
Total
Area afforested by mine owner
Pre Operational
phase (Area in
Hects).
7.80
1.37
1.25
23.81
2.2
34.23
-
After four years
(Area in Hects).
Post operational
phase (Area in Hects).
17.25
0.65
1.25
25.04
-
15.08
8.0
34.23
7.5
9.19
20.43*
34.23
11.3 (3.8**+7.5)
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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. Medical facility is available in the nearby villages like Anandpur Kalu, Balunda,
Falka, Digarna & Nimbol. Government Hospital is at Jaitaran. District Government Hospital is at Pali.
Social Infrastructure
The mine in the area will provide regular employment to the local villagers of the area. In all 12
people will directly get employment from the project and around 20 people will get indirect benefit.
Total 30-40 people will be benefitted by the project.
E Amenities/Facilities
An office cum rest shelter presently exists in the lease area. Drinking water is made available at the
site by the tanker from the nearby village. In the first three years as per the mining plan it has been
proposed facility of First Aid, Urinals and Maintenance Workshops etc. as per the statutory
requirements.
6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE
A. Industrial Area (Processing Area)
No infrastructure is proposed
B. Resident Area (Non Processing Area)
As only local person will be given employment, no residential area/ housing is proposed.
C. Green Belt
Till the end of the four years plantation will be done on 7.5 hectares and by the end of the life of mine
total 11.3 hectare area will be developed as Green Belt.
It is proposd to plant 1800 plants in each successive year in the lease area. The proposed species of
plants are babool, neem and similar species, which can grow up easily in the area covering an area
7.5 hectare.
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S.No. Year of
Plantation
1
2015-16
2
2016-17
3
2017-18
4
2018-19
Target of
Plantation
1800
1800
1800
1800
Programme for Plantation
Replacements Year wise Area
(in Hect.)
360
1.875
360
1.875
360
1875
360
1.875
Type of species
Desi Babool &
Neem
Place of proposed plantation
The plantation shall be done at the following places:1. Along the boundary line of the lease.
2. Along the tar road passing through the area.
3. A part of the backfilled area.
D. Social Infrastructure
The mine in the area will provide regular employment to the villagers of the area. The Lessee shall
spend 1% of profit for the development of the area i.e. treatment of poor’s, schools, temples and
other social work, local residents shall be employed. Beside this the applicant 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.)
S.NO.
1.
DETAILS
Road
Transportation
CONNECTIVITY
The Village Literia is located in the south east direction of M.L. area at a
distance about 0.6 Kms. The Tehsil Jaitaran in the direction of south east at the
distance of 23.0 kms. The lease area is approached through the major district
road which connects the tehsil HQ Jaitaran to village Literia which is further
connected to the lease area through a tar road which is passing through the
lease area along the boundary line CD of the lease area and connects village
Literia to Borunda. National Highway No. 65 A & 112 is passing through the
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study area.
2.
Railways
The nearest railway station is Merta at a distance of 33 Kms.
3.
Airways
The nearest Air Port is at Jodhpur at a distance of 95 kms
F. Drinking Water Management (Source & supply of water)
Total water requirement is about 4-5 KLD, Out of which 2.0 KLD will be used for Drinking & domestic
Uses, 1.0-1.75 KLD for Plantation & 1.0-1.25 KLD for Dust Suppression. Drinking water will be
brought from the nearby villages through tankers. Water for dust suppression and plantation will be
arranged from nearby village and from mine sump.
WATER
INTAKE
MINING
SPRAYING
GREEN BELT
DOMESTIC
WATER
DISCHARGE
WATER
DISCHARGE
WATER
DISCHARGE
ZERO
ZERO
ZERO
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
The waste obtained will be soil & fractured weathered sandstone and will be used for simultaneous
backfilling the part of the excavated area. No waste dump will exist at the end of the life of mine.
J. Power Requirement
The operation will be done only from sun rise to sun set hence there is no power requirement for the
project at site. The electricity line is passing through the lease area. No power requirement is needed
as all the machinery deployed for the mining operations are diesel operated.
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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)
The lease area comprises of the Private Agricultural land and there is no human settlement in the
lease area thus R & R Plan is not applicable.
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 will start for the annual production of 2,00,000 TPA of the mineral Ball Clay 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 1.0 Crore.
Economic viability
Cost of mining is expected to be Rs. 150 to 170/- per tones
Environment Protection Cost = Rs. 5/- Per tones
The average saleable value of mineral is 270-300/-per Tones. Hence project shall be viable.
9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATION)

The lease area is located near village- Literia, Tehsil- Jaitaran, District- Pali (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 demand for minerals has been steadily increasing over the years. It is extensively used in
construction and ceramic industries.

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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Annexure-PFR - Environment Clearance

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