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TTAABBLLEE OOFF CCOONNTTEENNTT Description Page No.

Chapter 1: Executive Summary 2 1.1 Introduction 1 of 1 1.2 Salient Features of the Project 1 of 1 1.3 Proposed Planning 2 of 1

Chapter 2: Introduction of the Project / Background Information 2 2.1 Identification of Project Proponent 2 of 1 2.2 Brief Description of Nature of Project 2 of 1 2.3 Need for the Project and Its Importance to the Country and Region 2 of 1 2.4 Demand and Supply 2 of 1 2.5 Domestic / Exports Markets 2 of 1 2.6 Employment Generation Due to the Project 2 of 1

Chapter 3: Project Description 4 3.1 Type of Project Including Interlinked and Independent Projects, If Any 3 of 1 3.2 Location 3 of 1 3.3 Details of Alternate sites Considered and the Basis of Selecting the

Proposed Site, Particularly the Environmental Considerations Gone into should be Highlighted

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3.4 Size and Magnitude of Operation 3 of 1 3.4.1 Size 3 of 1 3.4.2 Reserve 3 of 2 3.4.3 Physiography & Drainage 3 of 2

3.5 Project Description 3 of 2 3.5.1 Method 3 of 2 3.5.2 Open Cast Mining 3 of 2

3.5.2.1 Production Detail 3 of 2 3.6 Raw Material Required 3 of 3 3.7 Resources Optimization / Recycling and Reuse Envisaged in the Project,

If Any, should be briefly outlined 3 of 3

3.8 Resource Requirement & Supply 3 of 3 3.8.1 Water 3 of 3 3.8.2 Power 3 of 3

3.9 Quantity of wastes to be generated (Liquid and Solid) and scheme for their management / disposal

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3.9.1 Solid Waste 3 of 3 3.9.2 Liquid Waste 3 of 3 3.10 Schematic representations of the Feasibility Drawing which give

information of EIA purpose 3 of 4

Chapter 4: Site Analysis 3 4.1 Connectivity 4 of 1 4.2 Land Form, Land use and Land Ownership 4 of 1


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Description Page No. 4.3 Topography 4 of 1 4.4 Existing land use pattern 4 of 1 4.5 Existing Infrastructure 4 of 1 4.6 Soil Classification 4 of 1 4.7 Climatic Data 4 of 2 4.8 Social Infrastructure Available 4 of 2

Chapter 5: Panning Brief 2 5.1 Planning Concept 5 of 1 5.2 Population Projections 5 of 1 5.3 Land Use Planning (Tentative) 5 of 1 5.4 Assessment of Infrastructure Demand 5 of 2 5.5 Amenities / Facilities 5 of 2

Chapter 6: Proposed Infrastructure 2 6.1 Industrial Area (Processing Area) 6 of 1 6.2 Resident Area (Non Processing Area) 6 of 1 6.3 Green Belt 6 of 1 6.4 Social Infrastructure 6 of 1 6.5 Connectivity (Traffic and Transportation) 6 of 1 6.6 Drinking Water Management 6 of 1 6.7 Sewerage System 6 of 1 6.8 Industrial Waste Management 6 of 2 6.9 Solid Waste Management 6 of 2

6.10 Power Requirement & Supply Source 6 of 2 Chapter 7: Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R Plan) 1

7.1 Policy to Adopted (Central State) in respect of the project affected person including home oustees, land outsees and landless labour

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Chapter 8: Project Schedule and Cost Estimations 1 8.1 Time schedule for the Project 8 of 1 8.2 Estimated project cost and along with analysis in terms of Economic

viability of them project 8 of 1

8.3 Economy Viability 8 of 1 Chapter 9: Analysis of Proposal (Final Recommendation) Conclusion 1

9.1 Financial & Social Benefits 9 of 1


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LLIISSTT OOFF TTAABBLLEESS Table No. Description Page No. Table 1.1 Salient Features of the Project 1 of 1 Table 2.1 Employment Details 2 of 2 Table 3.1 Project Coordinates 3 of 1 Table 3.2 Area Distribution 3 of 1 Table 3.3 Details of Geological & Mineable Reserves 3 of 2 Table 3.4 Production Details 3 of 3 Table 3.5 Water Requirement 3 of 3 Table 4.1 IMD Climatic Data (October-December) 4 of 2 Table 5.1 Present Land use Planning 5 of 1 Table 5.2 Land use Planning at the end of 5th Year 5 of 1 Table 6.1 Water Requirement 6 of 1 Table 7.1 Cost Break-up 8 of 1


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11.. EEXXEECCUUTTIIVVEE SSUUMMMMAARRYY 1.1 INTRODUCTION Boulder, Gravel & Sand minor mineral mines/quarries of ‘Bailgarh North Block/YNR B 1’ having total area of 44.00 ha is situated in District Yamunanagr in Haryana State.

The Letter of Intent (LoI) for this block has been issued by the Director General, Mines and Geology Department Haryana in favor of M/S Calleis Realtech Private Limited vide letter Memo No.DMG/HY/Cont/B.Garh North Block/YNR B 1/2015/3910 Dated Chandigarh, 19.06.2015 for mining of boulder, gravel and sand (minor mineral) in revenue villages of Bailgarh over an area of 44.0 ha which is enclosed as Annex 1. The mining will be carried out by open cast semi mechanized method as per the approved mining plan.

The entire mineral produced will be used in construction of roads, buildings and other infrastructures. The entire mineral will be sold to buyers in NCR, Haryana, UP, Punjab etc. thereby bridging the gap between demand and supply of these minor minerals in the region. This will also generate much needed employment to the local people. Economy of the area will get a boost and there will be an overall growth of the region in terms of standard of living, education, health and transport.

1.2 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT Table 1.1: Salient features of the Project

Particulars Details

Project Coordinate

Project Co-ordinates Sl. No Latitude Longitude

A 30°14'40.7" N 77°30'56.1" E B 30°14'37.4" N 77°31'00.8" E C 30°14'27.6" N 77°31'01.7" E D 30°14'12.4" N 77°30'53.7" E E 30°14'04.0" N 77°30'45.4" E F 30°14'03.8" N 77°30'43.2" E G 30°14'06.1" N 77°30'41.0" E H 30°14'14.2" N 77°30'36.0" E I 30014’21.0’’ N 77030’35.0’’ E

Toposheet No. Study Area: 53 F/7, 53 F/8, 53 F/11 and 53 F/12 Project Site: H43L8, H43L12

Total mine lease area 44.00 ha Geological Reserves 1,84,80,000 MT Mineable reserves Estimated 1,50,06,600 MT Production 2.14 Million Tones (MTPA) Life of mine 07 years Manpower 60 persons Elevation Project Area:296 m to 302 m

Study Area: 289 m to 472 m above mean sea level


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Table 1.1: Salient features of the Project Particulars Details

Land-use River bed Nearest habitation/town Jagadhri City (23 km, WSW) Nearest airport Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (64 km, SW)

Nearest railway station Jagadhri railway station -26 km (SW) Nearest highway NH-73A (5 km, NW) Power supply Power supply from nearby village or DG sets will be

used as per requirement. Nearest telephone Mobile phones will be available at mine site Nearest dispensary & Government hospital Yes present in Chhachhrauli Educational Facility in the area Yes present in village Koliwala Water demand & supply Water will be taken from nearby villages through

tankers. The water requirement for mining & allied activities (sprinkling, greenbelt development), drinking and plantation have been estimated to be 20 KLD.

Nearest tourist places None Defense installations None Archeological features None Ecological sensitive sites Mostly protected forests & reserve forests are present

towards North, North-Eastern & East sides of the project area. The Kalesar Wildlife Sanctuary & Kalesar National Park are available within the study area which are 8.0 km in NNE direction & 9.3 km in NNE direction respectively.

Nearest stream/river/water body Mining are falls under Yamuna river and streams are situated within the study area namely Western & Eastern Yamuna Canal, Budhi Nadi, Gangru Drain, Khara Canal, Somb Nadi and Maskara Rao.

Seismic zone Zone IV

1.3 PROPOSED PLANNING Mining in river bed will be limited to 3.0 m depth or above ground water table. No overburden or wastes will be generated as the minerals are exposed in the river bed.

The mined minerals will be loaded in trucks. The trucks and equipments will be on hire basis or in-house depending upon requirement. The movement of trucks after mineral loading will be through approach roads connecting to tar roads. Block will have well connected to main highways namely National Highway 73A.


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22.. IINNTTRROODDUUCCTTIIOONN 2.1 IDENTIFICATION OF PROJECT & PROJECT PROPONENT The project involves extraction of minor mineral boulder, gravel and sand from mining block of Bailgarh North Block/YNR-1. The validity period of the lease is 07 years. Letter of Intent has been issued in favor M/S Calleis Realtech Private Limited vide letter Memo No.DMG/HY/Cont/B.Garh North Block/YNR B 1/2015/3910 Dated Chandigarh, 19.06.2015 for mining of boulder, gravel and sand (minor mineral) in revenue village of Bailgarh over an area of 44.0 ha which is enclosed as Annex 1. The mining will be carried out by open cast semi mechanized method as per the approved mining plan.

2.2 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE NATURE OF PROJECT The project involves mining area of 44.00 ha in village of Bailgarh in Yamunanagr District, Haryana State. Mining will be carried out till a depth of 3m in river bed using JCB/excavator. No mining operations will be carried out during monsoon season.

2.3 NEED OF THE PROJECT & ITS IMPORTANCE The demand for sand, gravel and boulders is increasing day by day construction activities & infrastructure development. With the rapid pace of development and industrialization, the demand of building material has enhanced manifold in the last 10-15 years and the demand of minor mineral has risen mainly in infrastructure activities like roads, highways, buildings & townships. Mining of minor minerals not only narrows the gap between the demand and supply of building material but also enhances employment opportunities and economic growth of the region. Besides, the production will also give benefit to the State in the form of revenue generation. Also, the mine management will conduct medical camps at regular intervals.

2.4 DEMAND SUPPLY GAP As already mentioned there is a large demand of sand, gravel and boulder (minor mineral) for construction activities which will be bridged to some extent by this project by various end users in the open market.

2.5 DOMESTIC/EXPORT MARKETS The minerals excavated from the proposed mine will be transported from the site towards NCR, Haryana, UP, Punjab etc. where it will be sold in the local market. The proposed mining project aims to cater only the need of domestic market.

2.6 EMPLOYMENT GENERATION DUE TO THE PROJECT The total direct employment in the project will be approximately 60 persons. The local persons will be given employment in the project.


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Table 2.1: Employment Details Sl. No. Category Numbers

1 Manager 1 2 Assistant Manager 2 3 Foreman/Mates 3 4 Supervisory Staff 5 5 Skilled Personnel 10 6 Semi-skilled Personnel 29 7 Un-skilled Personnel 10

Total 60

Indirect employment:

• The minerals available will provide indirect employment in the other industries such construction, transportation and building material supply.

• There will be development of externalities for the mine workers as supporting services (like tea stalls, repair stations for trucks etc.)

• This would create indigenous technologies for sustainable development.


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33.. PPRROOJJEECCTT DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN 3.1 TYPE OF PROJECT INCLUDING INTERLINKED & INDEPENDENT PROJECT (IF ANY) The proposed project is not interlinked to any other project. It is an independent project that involves extraction of sand, gravel and boulder (minor minerals) from mining block of Yamunanagr District, Haryana.

3.2 LOCATION Boulder, Gravel & Sand minor mineral mines/quarries of ‘Bailgarh North Block/YNR-1’ having total area of 44.00 ha contain one block. This mining block of M/S Calleis Realtech Private Limited is situated in District Yamunanagr in Haryana State.

The location of the project site is shown in Figure 3.1. The site is connected by NH-73 (Ambala- Yamunanagar-Roorkee) which is at a distance of 5 km in WNW direction. The area is located between the following latitude & longitude as describe in below Table 3.1 with coordinate map as showing Figure 3.2 and study area map as Figure 3.3.

Table 3.1: Project Co-ordinates Sl. No Latitude Longitude

A 30°14'40.7" N 77°30'56.1" E B 30°14'37.4" N 77°31'00.8" E C 30°14'27.6" N 77°31'01.7" E D 30°14'12.4" N 77°30'53.7" E E 30°14'04.0" N 77°30'45.4" E F 30°14'03.8" N 77°30'43.2" E G 30°14'06.1" N 77°30'41.0" E H 30°14'14.2" N 77°30'36.0" E I 30014’21.0’’ N 77030’35.0’’ E

3.3 DETAILS OF ALTERNATE SITES CONSIDERED & THE BASIS OF SELECTING THE PROPOSED SITE, PARTICULARLY THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS TAKEN INTO SHOULD BE HIGHLIGHTED

No alternate site was considered as the project is mineral specific and the area is notified by Government of Haryana.

3.4 SIZE OR MAGNITUDE 3.4.1 Size For systematic estimation and operation, the project site is a single block as per details given below Table 3.2:

Table 3.2: Area Distribution Name & No. of Block Name of Quarries Area in hectares

Bailgarh North Block/YNR-1 Bailgarh 44.00

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Table 3.2: Area Distribution Name & No. of Block Name of Quarries Area in hectares

Total 44.00

3.4.2 Reserve

(A) Proved Reserve as estimated as per UNFC Code (111) = 1,84,80,000 Tonne (18.48 MT) (B) Blocked Reserve as per UNFC Code (211 & 222) = 34,73,400 Tonne (3.47 MT) (C) Estimated Mineable Reserve = A-B = 1,50,06,000 Tonne (15.1 MT)

Table 3.3: Details of Geological & Mineable Reserves Source River Bed

Lease area in Ha 44.00 Geological Reserves in blocked area (UNFC Code 211 &222) (tonne) 1,84,80,000

Mineable reserves (tonne) 1,50,06,600 Annual Production in MTPA 2.14

3.4.3 Physiography & Drainage The proposed lease area is gently dipping towards South side indicating the flow of direction of River. The elevation of the site ranges from 296 m to 302 m above MSL. The annual total rainfall of the area is 963.3 mm. The area is mainly drained by Yamuna River and its canal i.e. its tributaries.

3.5 PRODUCTION DESCRIPTION 3.5.1 Method The open cast semi mechanized mining method will be used. Only excavation & loading activities will be required as the mineral is loose and no drilling & blasting is required

3.5.2 Open Cast Mining The activity will involve the following:

• Minerals from river bed will be mined at a depth of 3m. • JCB/excavator will be used • Mining shall be restricted within 3/4th width of the river/rivulet. • No drilling or blasting is required as the material is loose in nature. • Roads will be properly made and sprayed for dust suppression.

Total production envisaged per year is 2.14 MTPA. The mine quarry will be working as self-sustained unit with all facilities like temporary site office, rest shelter, first aid facility and drinking water supply. Mine will be suitably connected.

Mining will be done scientifically as stipulated by Haryana Minor Mineral Concession, Stocking, Transportation of Minerals and Prevention of Illegal Mining Rules, 2012.

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The year-wise development of the mines for five year plan period will progress as per tabulated below:

Table 3.4: Production Details Year Targeted Production MT/annum

1 2.14 2 2.143 2.144 2.145 2.14

3.6 RAW MATERIAL REQUIRED No raw material will be required. The operation involves extraction of minor mineral in its existing form and then loading the material into trucks which will transport the material to the local market.

3.7 RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION/RECYCLING AND REUSE ENVISAGED IN THE PROJECT, IF ANY, SHOULD BE BRIEFLY OUTLINED

Not envisaged

3.8 RESOURCE REQUIREMENT & SUPPLY 3.8.1 WATER Water will be taken from nearby villages. The water requirement for mining & allied activities (sprinkling, greenbelt development), drinking and plantation have been estimated to be 20 KLD. The break-up of water requirement is as follows:

Table 3.5: Water Requirement Sl. No. Purpose Water requirement (KLD)

1. Drinking 3.0 2. Dust suppression 15.0 3. Plantation 2.0

Total 20.0

3.8.2 POWER Power supply is present in nearby village. The power required for the project will be sourced from nearest village or DG sets as per requirement during mining period.

3.9 QUANTITY OF WASTES TO BE GENERATED (LIQUID & SOLID) & SCHEME FOR THEIR MANAGEMENT/DISPOSAL

3.9.1 SOLID WASTE There will be no generation of solid waste as recovery of minerals 100%. The entire mineral is salable.

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Septic Tanks/Portable toilets will be used in the project site and therefore there is no chance of generation of any liquid effluent from the project site.

3.10 SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATIONS OF THE FEASIBILITY DRAWING WHICH GIVE INFORMATION OF EIA PURPOSE

As per the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification dated 14th September, 2006 and its amendment, the proposal for fall under category “A” due to interstate boundary. EIA/EMP report is required to get environmental clearance for this project from the MoEF&CC. The baseline studies will be undertaken as per schematic diagram given as Figure 3.4.

Figure 3.4:- Schematic representation of Structure of Environment Clearance for category A

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44.. SSIITTEE AANNAALLYYSSIISS 4.1 CONNECTIVITY • The site is connected by NH-73A (Ambala- Yamunanagar-Roorkee) which is at a distance of 5.0 km in NW

direction. • Jagadhri City Railway Station (26km, SW) • Jolly Airport, Dehradun (64 km, ESE) & Chandigarh Airport-84 km (NW) • Airforce Base, Sarwasa (29 km, SSW)

4.2 LANDFORM, LAND-USE & LAND OWNERSHIP It is a river bed mining project and will be carried out in Yamuna River which flow from North East to South direction. The mining contract for the mine site has been awarded to the project proponent for a period of 7 years. Current land use of the mining area is river bed with land is ownership of private individuals.

4.3 TOPOGRAPHY The proposed lease area is gently dipping towards South side indicating the flow of direction of River Yamuna. The elevation of the site ranges from 296 m to 302 m above MSL.

4.4 EXISTING LAND-USE PATTERN As already mentioned, current land use is river bed.

4.5 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE The following infrastructures are available:

• The site is connected by NH-73A (Ambala- Yamunanagar-Roorkee) which is at a distance of 5.0 km in NW direction.

• Jagadhri City Railway Station (26km, SW) • Jolly Airport, Dehradun (64 km, ESE) & Chandigarh Airport-84 km (NW) • Airforce Base, Sarwasa (29 km, SSW) • Proper power supply is present in nearby village.

4.6 SOIL CLASSIFICATION The soils in the district are mainly silty loam (Khadar), loam (Bhanger and Nardak) and light loam (Seoti). There is no surface feature worth to mention except that the area is traversed and drained by seasonal streams namely Western & Eastern Yamuna Canal, Budhi Nadi, Gangru Drain, Khara Canal, Somb Nadi and Maskara Rao. Physiographically the area is flat terrain. The soils are non-calcareous and sandy loam on the surface, and loam to clayey loam at depth, and placed under the classification of soil as Udipsamments/Udorthents.

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4.7 CLIMATIC DATA Meteorology is the key to understand the air quality. The essential relationship between meteorological condition and atmospheric dispersion involves the wind in the broadest sense. Other factors such as variation in temperature, humidity etc. also plays a direct role in dispersion and dilution of pollutants. Wind fluctuations over a very wide range of time, accomplish dispersion and strongly influence other processes associated with them. The hot weather season starts from mid-March to last week of the June followed by the south west monsoon which lasts upto September. The transition period from September to November forms the post-monsoon season. The winter season starts late in November and remains up to first week of March.

The data used for the purpose are the 30 years average IMD data from 1971 to 2000 taken from Meteorological Station, Roorkee.

Table 4.1: IMD Climatic Data (October-December)

Months Temperature (0C) Relative Humidity (%) Average

Wind Speed (kmph)

Total Rainfall

(mm) Maximum Minimum Average Maximum Minimum Average

October 34.6 16.7 25.7 74.0 52.0 63.0 2.7 17.3 November 30.9 10.7 20.8 78.0 51.0 64.5 2.2 5.0 December 26.4 6.7 16.6 83.0 54.0 68.5 2.8 18.9 Average 30.6 11.4 21.0 78.3 52.3 65.3 2.6 41.2

Source: Climatological Data of Roorkee IMD Station, 1971-2000

Windrose for Post Monsoon Season (October to December)

4.8 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE Bailgarh is the nearest village and central point in this area and educational and health facilities are available in the form of primary, secondary schools, health care centers in the area. Villagers are availing drinking water facilities generally from the hand pump, own well and tube well. Communication services like post office and telephones are available in the nearby village. Some of the villagers also have mobile phones.

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• Pre & Periodical Medical Checkup program for all the workers. • Compulsory medical checkup and first aid box with necessary equipment will be provided. • Training for workers regarding occupational hazards. • Safety equipment i.e. dusts mask, safety shoes, gloves etc. • In order to improve the educational activities in the area, following assistance may be provided.

o Repair/Rebuilding of village schools; o Institution of scholarships and prizes; o Encouraging pre-primary schools education; and o Supporting adult education programs;


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55.. PPLLAANNNNIINNGG BBRRIIEEFF 5.1 PLANNING CONCEPT River bed mining is for extracting minor mineral from River bed. As per Haryana Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2012 extraction is limited to 3.0 m depth or above ground water table. Mining area allotted is 44.00 ha in district Yamaunanagr of Haryana State.

Total production envisaged is 2.14 MTPA. The mining quarry will be working as self-sustained units with all facilities like site office, rest shelter, first aid and drinking water etc. All these mines will be connected suitably with communication system.

JCB/excavator will be deployed for extraction. Mineral will be removed in 3.0 m layer only forming one bench. Mineral will be loaded in trucks of suitable capacity. Trucks and equipments will be on hire basis. There will be no OB or waste generation as the minerals are exposed in the river bed.

Workings will be restricted within the mining area/ khasra as per the approved mine plan approved by Mining Department. Mining activities will be carried out in a manner so that there is no obstruction to the movement of water flow, if any. Mining operation will not be carried out during monsoon season. .

5.2 POPULATION PROJECTION There will be no change in population in the nearest and farthest most villages of the project as most of the mine workers will be deployed from nearby local areas.

5.3 LAND-USE PLANNING (TENTATIVE) Land use planning for mining in riverbed will be as follows:

Table 5.1: Present Land-use Planning Sl. No. Particulars Present land use (ha.) 1. Safety zone

Bridge & anicuts roads,7.5m lease boundary, , 50mbarrier at each km etc

0.00

2. Infrastructure (Office, Temp. shelter etc) 0.003. Plantation 0.004. Un-worked River Bed 44.00

Total 44.00

Table 5.2: Land-use Planning at the end of 5th Year Sl. No. Particulars At the end of 5th year (ha.)

1. Safety zone

Bridge & Anicuts roads, 7.5m lease boundary, 25% restricted area of river banks, 50m barrier at each km etc

8.27


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Table 5.2: Land-use Planning at the end of 5th Year Sl. No. Particulars At the end of 5th year (ha.)

2. Infrastructure (Office, Temp. shelter etc) 0.25 3. Plantation –social forestry in Panchayat Land 2.00 4. Un-worked 0.00 5 Naturally reclaimed area 36.73

5.4 ASSESSMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEMAND Temporary office and stores will be provided in the mine area. Specified first-aid box with all necessary facilities will be maintained at the site office and the rest shelter as per Mine Act-1952. Medical facilities, Primary health Centre are present in the area, imparting services for advance medical facilities. Communication services like post office and telephones are available in the nearby village. Some of the villagers also have mobile phones.

5.5 AMENITIES/FACILITIES The requisite facilities are proposed as under:

• Site office • First aid facility • Water hut • Rest shelter • Lavatory • Greenbelt development


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66.. PPRROOPPOOSSEEDD IINNFFRRAASSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE 6.1 INDUSTRIAL AREA (PROCESSING AREA) No industrial area is proposed.

6.2 RESIDENTIAL AREA (NON-PROCESSING AREA) As the project will provide employment to local people from local area, no residential area has been proposed for the project.

6.3 GREENBELT DEVELOPMENT A suitable combination of trees that can grow fast and also have good leaf cover to contain dust pollution shall be adopted to develop greenbelt. Greenbelt development will be done by the project proponent wherever possible.

6.4 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE The project proponent will be committed for social development structures like health camps and minor physical structures in health centers.

6.5 CONNECTIVITY (TRAFFIC & TRANSPORTATION) The mined sand will be transported by hired trucks. Loaded trucks will travel on existing village roads which connect to the nearest highway National Highway-73A through which the mined material will be sent to various destinations.

6.6 DRINKING WATER MANAGEMENT Water will be taken from nearby villages through tankers. The water requirement for mining & allied activities (sprinkling, greenbelt development), drinking and plantation have been estimated to be 20 KLD. The break-up of water requirement is as follows:

Table 6.1: Water Requirement Sl. No. Purpose Water requirement (KLD)

1. Drinking 3.0 2. Dust suppression 15.0 3. Plantation 2.0

Total 20.00

6.7 SEWERAGE SYSTEM Not required for the project due to river bed mining activity.


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6.8 INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT Not applicable for the project due to river bed mining activity.

6.9 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT No overburden will be generated from mining in river bed. The domestic waste generated by the workers at the mine site will be disposed as per prescribed regulations in soak pits/portable toilets.

6.10 POWER REQUIREMENT & SUPPLY SOURCE Power supply from nearby village or DG sets will be used as per requirement. 2x1 KVA DG sets are proposed to be used.

PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR FOR MINING OF BOULDER, GRAVEL & SAND MINERAL FROM MINES/QUARRIES OF ‘YAMUNANAGR-BAILGARH NORTH BLOCK-1’ (total area 44.00 ha), DISTRICT YAMUNANAGAR, HARYANA

A

PROJECT PROPONENT: M/S CALLEIS REALTECH PRIVATE LIMITED

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ENVIRONMENT CONSULTANT: GREENCINDIA CONSULTING PRIVATE LIMITED

7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT (R&R PLAN) 7.1 POLICY TO ADOPTED (CENTRAL & STATE) IN RESPECT IF THE PROJECT AFFECTED

PERSON INCLUDING HOME OUTSEES, LAND OUTSESS AND LANDLESS LABOUR There is no human settlement within the mine area. No human settlement will be disturbed due to the mining activity. Hence, no Rehabilitation and resettlement is proposed.


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88.. PPRROOJJEECCTT SSCCHHEEDDUULLEE && CCOOSSTT EESSTTIIMMAATTEESS 8.1 TIME SCHEDULE FOR THE PROJECT The project will start once the Environmental Clearance and other necessary approvals are obtained from respective department.

8.2 ESTIMATED PROJECT COST ALONG WITH ANALYSIS IN TERMS OF ECONOMIC

VIABILITY OF THE PROJECT Table 7.1: Cost Break-Up

Sl. No. Rs. Lacs per annum Government Fees/Charges 2388 Mines and Mineral Development, Restoration and Rehabilitation Fund

238

Land Cost 175 Machine Hire 60 Labour 110 Environmental protection/restoration fund 15 Others 15 Total 3001

8.3 ECONOMIC VIABILITY The anticipated cost of mining is Rs. 150/-per tonne. Average sale price of mined out material is assumed to be Rs. 200 per tonne. Hence project will start once the Environmental Clearance and other necessary approvals are obtained from respective department. Hence the project will be viable.


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99.. AANNAALLYYSSIISS OOFF PPRROOPPOOSSAALL ((FFIINNAALL

RREECCOOMMMMEENNDDAATTIIOONN)) CCOONNCCLLUUSSIIOONN 9.1 FINANCIAL & SOCIAL BENEFITS The Project will bring economic benefits to the state by way of royalty on the mineral excavated and dispatched. Achieving a huge infrastructure as being envisaged by Government of India particularly in road and housing sector requires basic building materials. Aggregate is one of primary building material required for the purpose. The mining activities as proposed are the backbone of all construction and infrastructure projects as the raw material for construction is available only from such mining. Sand excavated is in high demand at the local market for real estate industry. This project operation will provide livelihood to the poorest section of the society/economically backward population and tribal in the area. It provides employment to the people residing in vicinity directly or indirectly. The mine management will also help nearby villages by providing aid to school, conducting medical.

The project will provide employment to the local people residing in vicinity directly or indirectly by the proposed mining project. This also ensures scientific method of sand extraction. The appropriate amount of corporate social responsibility is promised by the project proponent.

The underlying benefits through the proposed project are:

• It aims to provide additional employment to the local population of the proposed project. As there would be vocational training camps and Technical Training of mining to the regional people, hence there will be potential manpower available for the proposed & surrounding mines of the area.

• For extracting the mineral no blasting will be carried out. • Conveyance facilities to all employees, for daily commuting will be provided. • Refresher training will be imparted as per the requirement to generate potential manpower. Workers will be

imparted training in use of personal protective equipments. • In addition to this the project proponent proposes to conduct health care camps and medication programs.

As per the preliminary data, the above activities were identified on the need based requirement of the study area. Further activities will be analyzed, after the analysis of the baseline data generation and socio- economic field observations; the appropriate sustainable development will be contributed and projected by the proposed project.

ANNEX 1Letter of Intent (LOI)

ANNEX 1Letter of Intent (LOI)

Director General, Mines and Geolory Department Haryana30-Bays Buildin& Sector-17, Chandigarh.

RegisteredFrom

The Director General,Mines & Geology Department, Haryana30 Bays buildin& Sector'17,Chandigarh.

ToM/s Calleis Realtech Private Limited,60,2"d Floor, Vasant Mar& VasantVihar,New Delhi - 110057.

Memo No. DMG/HY/Cont/B. Carh North Block/YNR B 1/2015/3910Dated Chandigarh, the 19.06.201S.

SubjecL Acceptance of the htghest bid/ in respect of the Boulder, Gravel and Saldminor mineral mlnes of "Bailgarh North Block/YNR B 1" having TeltativeArea of,+4.00 hectares in the distrlct Yamuna Nagar, offered in e- auctionheld on 10.06.2015 and 11.06.2015 and issue of Letter of Intent (Lot) -regarding.

You participated in the in the e- auction held on 10.06.201S aDd 11.06.2015 on the State

Govemment web portal httos://haryanaeprocuremenlgov.in after accepting the terms and

conditions of the auctlon notice DMG/HY/e AucdonANR/zo15 /2150 dated 27,o4.2O15 and

corrigendum DMG/HY/e-AuctiorANR/Corr./2015/3358 dated 19.05.2015 in order to obtain

mining contracB ofmlnor mineral mines ofthe districtYamuna Nagar. You offered the highest

bid ofRs. 23,88,50,000/- [Rs. Twenty three crore eighty eight lakh fifty thousand only] per annum,

against the Reserve Price of Rs. 07,2O,OO,OOO/- per annum, for obtaining the Mining Contract of

Minor Mineral Mines namely'BailSarh North BlockANR B 1'for extraction ofBoulder, Gravel and

sand having tentative area of44.00 hectares. The details ofthe khasra numbers ofthe tentative area

under above said Mining Block is attached as Annexure'A'.

2. You are hereby informed that the State Government has accepted the highest bid of Rs'

23,s8,50,000/- [Rs. Twenty three crore eiShty eight lakh fifty thousand only] offered by you in

respect of the above said minor mineral mines of'Bailgarh North Block/YNR B 1' under the

provisions of the Haryana Minor Mineral Concession, Stocking, Transportation of Minerals &

Prevention of lllegal Mining Rules_2012 [State Rules). Accordingly, you have become the successful

bidder in respect ofBallgarh North BlockANR B 1 ofthe district Yamuna Nagar.

3. The state Government having accepted the aforementioned highest bid offered by you, the

Department is pleased to issue this Letter of lntent (Lol) in your favour in respect of the Mining

Block/area namely'Ballgarh North BlockANR B 1'subject to the followingterms and conditions:

(i) The period of contract shall be 07 years and the same shall commence with effect from the

date ofgrant ofenvironmental clearance by competent authority or on expiry ofa period of

12 months from the date of this communication of acceptance of hiShest bid/ issuance of

"Letter of Intenfl, whichever is earlier;Page 1of 6

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

Director General, Mines and Geology Department Haryana

30-Bays Buildin& sector-17' Chandigarh'

You may note that the detail ofthe area of the mining blocks is tentative and was notifled "on

as is where is basis" (refer condltion no 4 of the notice) ln case of any inadv€rtent

mistake, if any, the same would be rectified/ corrected before execution of the agreement

[refer condltion no.3 of the notice) ;

No request regarding realuction in bid amount on account of reduction in land/area of the

Mining block including due to change in description ofkhasra numbers/location etc at any

stage will be entertained on any ground including loss/reduction of area tor mrnlng on

account of compliance of applicable laws/restrictions Needless to state that this also

includes the changes, if any, as pe r conditio n no 3 ol auction notice'

The amount of the highest successful bid i.e. Rs. 23,88,50,000/- [Rs, Twenty three crore

eighty eight lakh fifty thousand only] per annum shall be the "Annual Contract Money"

payable by you as the contractor in the manner prescribed in the contract agreement to be

executed on form MC_1 appended to State Rules;

The above said annual contract money shall be increased at the rate of25% on completion o[

each block of three years Accordingly' the year_wise amount of the annual contract money

shall be as Per details given below:

As per lhe terms and condirions oftie grant' you are liable to deposit Rs' 05'97'12'500/' i e'

equalto25o/ooftheannualbidamountas,,securitydeposic,outo[whichyouhavealready

deposit"d"namountofR5.o2,38,s5,o0o/.(Rs'Twocrorethirtyeishtlakheightyfive

thousand only) i.e equal to 100/6 of the annual bi'l amount as 'initial bid security' after $e

conclusion of e_auction. The balance amount of Rs 03'58'27'500/' of the bid security i'e

15%0 of the annual bid amount alongwith one month's a'lvance contract money shall be

.leposiledbeforecommencementoftheminingoperationsorbeforeexpiryoftheperiodof

12 months, whichever is earlier;

YoushallexecuteanAgreementDeedinl.ormMC.lappendedtotheHaryanaMinorMineral

Concession, Stockin& Transportation of Mineral & Prevention of tllegal Mining Rules_2012

(the State Rutes 2012J within a period of 90 days from the date of issuance of this

communication/ grant of Lol;

tui)

(vii)

Annual contract MonedPerintractCother ofSr. No.Rs.23 ,000llrst Year1 Rs.23 50 00

Second Year2Rs.23 88,50 000

Third Year3Rs.29,85 62 00

Fourth Year4Fifth Year5

Rs. 29 5 2,500Sixth Year6seventh Yearl

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-- [.l,2r8s,6ls00l'----'. ---p*:n 3Lo!t4L!:--

(viii)

(ix)

G)

(xi)

(xii)

Director General, Mines and Geology Department Haryana

30-Bays Buildin& Sector-17' Chandigarh'

It may be pointed out that as per existing applicable rates the contract agreement had to be

executedonNonJudicialstamppapersworthRs.ss,og,l00/.(Rs.Eightyfivelakhnine

thousand one hundred only). However, you are aware that M/s Om Minerals' one of the

Lol holders lwho participated in the auctions held in December 2013) has filed a cwP

No.Tgglof2ol4,beforetheHon,blePunjab&HaryanaHighcourt.Furtherafewother

similarly situated Lol holders have also filed separate CwP's before the Hon'ble Punjab and

Haryana High Court chatlenging demand/ lely of Stamp Duty on execution of'Contract

Agreemenc'Thesaidmatterisstillpendingforadjudication.Accordingly,thepresent

auction was conducted su bject to outcome of said cases Therefore' the charglng of stamp

duty for the execudon of contract agreement shall be as per final outcome ofthe said

CwP's.

TheContractAgreementwouldalsoberequiredtobeSotRegisteredonpaymentofthe

applicable Registration fee;

In case you fail to execute the Agreement Deed within the prescribed period of90 days, this

Lol shall be deemed to have been revoked and the amount ofinitial bid security deposited at

the time of auction shall be forfeited Further' the balance amount of 150/0 towards the bid

security, amounting to Rs 03,58,27,500/- beingth€ 150/o oftheannual bid amount' shallbe

recovered as arrears of land revenue and' you' as the Lol hoider/ defaulter' shall be

debarred from participation in any future auctions fora period of5 years;

Youshallalsofurnishasolventsuretyforasumequaltotheamountoftheannualbidfor

execution of the A8reement ln case the surety offered by the contractor(s) during the

subsistence ofthe contract is not found solvent' the contractor(s) shall offer another solvent

surety and a supplementary deed shall be executed to this effect;

After execution of Agreement, either belore commencement of the mining operation or

before expiry o[ the period of 12 months from the date of issuance of this Lol' whichever is

earlier, in case of failure to deposit the balance 15y0 amount towards security las required

under clause [v) above] the acceptance of bid/issuance of Lol/execution of agreement shall

bedeemedtohavebeenrevokedandloyoamountdepositedtowardsasinitialbidsecurity

atthetimeofauctionshallstandforfeited'Furthe'un.paid15o/oamounttowardssecurity

shall be recovered as arrears of land revenue and you shall debarred from participation in

any subsequent bids fora period ol5 years;

Youshallbeliabletodepositthecontractmoneyinadvanceatmonthtyintervalsasper

provisions of Contract Agreement ie from th€ date of commencement of the contract

Agreement;

lxiii)

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Director General, Mines and Geolory Department Haryana

st'Bays ruildin& sector-17' chandigarh'

(xiv) You shall also deposit/ pay an additional amount equal to 10olo of the due contract money

along with the monthly installments towar'ls the'Mines and Minerals Developmert'

Restoration and Rehabilitation Fund''

(xu) You shall also be liable to pay advance income tax as per provisions of section 206(c) of

incometaxactinadditiontocontractmoney,payableaspertermsandConditionsof

contract agreement'

[xvi) On enhancement of the contract moneywith the expiry ofeverythree years period' you shall

deposit the balance amount ofsecurity so as to upscale the security amount equal to 25yo of

therevisedannualcontractmoneyasapplicableforoneyearwithrespecttothenextblock

of three years. No interest' whatsoever' shall be payable on tJle security amount deposited

under the prescribed security head ofthe government;

(xvii) You shall prepare a Mining Plan along with the Mine Closure Plan (Progressive & Final) as

per chapter 10 of the State Rules for the "Mining Block" and shall not commence mining

operations in any area except in accordance with such Mining Plan duly approved by an

officer authorised by the Director' mines &Ceology' in this behall

(xviii) Further, the actual mining will be allowed to be commence'l only after prior Environmental

Clearance is obtained by you as the Lol holder/mining contractor for the Mining Block from

thecompetentAuthorityaspermittedbythecompetentAuthorityrequiredunderE|A

notification dated 1419/2006' as amended from time to time by the MoE&F Gol and

guidelines/ circulars issued in this behalf;

(xid The Mining contractor to whom mining rights have been granted through this contract

would also be Iiable to pay the followingto the tandowners to underrake mining operations:

(a) Annual rent in respect ofthe land area blocked under the concession but not being

oPerated, and

(bl Rent plus compensation in respect ofthe area use'l for actual mining operations'

(xx) The amount of annual rent and the compensation shall be settled mutually between the

landowner and the mining contractor' In case of non_settlement of the rent and

(*xi)

compensation, the same shall be decided by the District Collector concerned in accordance

with the provisions contained in Chapter 9 of the "Haryana Minor Mineral Concession'

Stocking, and Transportation ofMinerals anilPrevention oflllegal Mining Rules' 2012":

The total mineral excavated and stacked bythe concess ion holder within the area granted on

miningcontractshallnotexceedtwotimesoftleaveragemonthlyproductionasper

approved Mining PIan at any point oftime;

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(Ldi)

(xxiii)

[)c{iv)

Director General, Mines and Geolo$/ Department Haryana

3O-Bays Buildin& Sector-17' Chandigarh'

The Mining Contractor shall not stock any mineral outsi'le the concession area granted on

mining contract, without obtaining a valid license as per provisions contained in Chapter 14

ofthe State Rules;

ThecontBctorshallnotcarryoutanyminingoperationsinanyreserved/protectedforest

or any area prohibited by any law in force in lndia' or prohibited by any authority without

obtaining prior permission in writing from such authority or officer autiorized in this

behall ln case of refusal of permission by such authority or officer authorized in this behali

contractor(s) shall not be entitled to claim any relief in payment of contract money on this

account;

Following are the general/ special conditions applicable for excavation of minor mineral(s)

from riverbeds in orderto ensure safety ofriver_beils' structures and the adjoining areas:

(a) No mining would be permissible in a river_bed up to a 'listance

of five times ofthe

span of a bridge structure on up_stream si'le and ten times the span of such bridge

structure on down-stream side' subiect to a minimum of 250 meters on the up_

stream side anal500 meters on tle down'stream side;

(b) There shall be maintained an un'mined blockofSO meterswidth after everyblock of

1OOO meters over which mining is un'lertaken or at such distance as may be

directed by the Director or any ofllcer authorised byhim;

(c) The maximum depth of mining in the river_bed shall not exceed three meters from

the un'mined bed level atanypoint in timewith properbench formation;

(d) Mining shall be restricted within the central 3 /4th width of the river/ rivuleu

(e) No mining shall be permissible in an area up to a width of 5OO meters from the

active edges ofembankments in case of river Yamuna' 250 meters in case ofTangri'

Markanda and Ghaggar and 100 meters on either side of all other rivers/ rivulets'

(Thls clause is appllcable for mintng outside river bed area);

(f) Any other condition(s), as may be required by the lrrigation DePartment ofthe state

from time to time for river_bed mining in consultation with the Mines & Geology

Department, maybe made applicable to the mining operations in river_beds

[xxv) A safety margin of two meters [2m) shall be maintained above the ground water table while

undertaking mining and no mining operations shall be permissible below tllis level unless a

specific permission is obtained from the competent authority in this behall Further' the

dept}ofexcavationofminelalshallnotexcee.lninemeters[9m)atanypointoftime.(This

clause is appllcable for miningoutside rlver bed area);

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lxxvi)

Director General, Mines and Geolosr Department Haryana

3O'Bays Buildin& Sector-l7' Chandigarh'

Thecontractorshallnotunderrakeanyminingopeiationsintheareagranledonmining

contract without obtaining requisite permission from the competent authority as required

for undertaking mining operations under relevant laws;

(xxvii) The contractor shall be under obligation to carry out mining in accordance with all other

provisions as applicable under the Mines Act' 1952' Mines and Minerals (Development and

Regulation) Act, 1957, lndian Explosives Act' 1884' Forest (Conservation) Act' 1980 and

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the rules made thereundet wild Life (Protection)

Act, 1972, Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act' 1974 and Air (Prevention and

Control of Pollution) Act,1981;

4. Accordingly, for the time being you are advised to submit the Draft Contract Agreement on

Form MCI (in Five copies) appended to tie State Rules-2012' on plain papeis along with other

requisite documents including a solvent surety(s) for a sum equal to the amount of the annual bid

for execution of the agreement, within a period of 90 days from the date of issue of this bid

acceptance letter and the Lol You should also fumish an affidavit to the effect tlat you will

immediately deposit the requisite stamp duty as per out of the relate'l Court cases as stated under

para 3(viii) above.

5. Please note that one Sh Raibir singh had filed a CWP bearing No 27700 of 2013 before the

Hon'ble Pun,ab & Haryana tligh Court challenging (i) commencement of contract period after 12

months from the date of acceptance of hiShest bid/issuance of'Letter of Intent'' or from date of

obtaining of environmental clearance from competent authority which ever is earlier and [ii)

payment of rent and compensation to surface right holder/land owners from where mining

operations are to be carried ouL Therefore' commencement of peliod of contract & payment of

compensation to land owners shall be as per final outcome of court order in said CWP Accordingly'

the auction was conducted subiect to outcome of above case, hence this acceptance /Lol is beinS

issued subiect to the outcome in CWP No 277OO of2013 pending

High Court.

before Hon'ble Punjab & Ha

rng t,

for Director General Mines & Geol , Haryanl

EndsLNo. DMG/HY/Cont/8. Garh North Block/YNR B 1/2015/ Dated: 19'06'2015

A copy is forwarded to tle following for information and necessary action please:'

1. The Chairman, Haryana State Pollution Control Board' Panchkula'

2. The Deouw Commissioner, Yamuna Nagar

i. it " laiii"i orn*., Mines & ceolos/ Department Yamuna Nagar'

-l"r,Mining 0flicer

for DirectorCeneral Mines & Ceolory' Haryana'

PaBe 6 of5

Sl. No.

Name of Block/ Block No.

Name of the Village Details of Khasra No/Killa No Area (in

hac) Period

1 Bailgarh North Block/ YNR B1

Bailgarh 1//10, 11, 20, 21 2//4, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14,15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 3// 25 4// 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24/1, 24/2/1, 24/2/2, 25 5//1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 8//1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 21 6//1, 10, 11 9//1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25 17//3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 25 18//1, 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19/1, 19/2, 20/1, 20/2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 20//1/1, 1/2, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8

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