Re: DGMS Mailing List: Mine boundary & Lease Boundary

4:36:00 pm

Mining Engineer

If a process plant is located beyond the lease hold area, it can't be said that the mine boundary has been extended upto the plant. Mine boundary is being defined by the area where you have the permission for actual mining activity where as lease hold area is granted by the government for doing mining/exploration. There may be number of mines within a same lease hold area, but a mine can't be within two different lease hold area.

Thanks and Regards
ANUPAM BAGCHI
BE(Mining), FMCC, NEBOHS IGC, TechIOSH
Lead auditor ISO9001 & OHSAS18001
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On Wednesday, 26 August 2015 10:21 AM, "Arun Kanti Ghosh arunkanti@yahoo.com [dgms_mail_list]" <dgms_mail_list@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Dear All,

Ideally everyone is correct, but still in India lot of mines are operated where mine boundaries are beyond the lease area, as mine boundary is mainly defined from safety point of views. In some mines are defined in such ways that its process plant is 10 km away from mines though the process plant come under definition of the same mine, the land where plant is constructed is the purchased land. Or it may be the case of a tailing dam. In some mines dumps particularly ore stock piles are located beyond mining lease on purchased land.

Therefore, you can say mining lease as per lease deed executed with the concerned state government or in case of coal mining, land acquired under CBA Act.

Similarly mining boundary is more or less located in ML, but not necessarily or limited strictly within ML area. The boundary or area as considered for mine safety under Mines Act, MMR or CMR. MCR / MMDR or MCDR provide some guidelines but ultimately, as per mine opening information / permission (Form - I), the mine boundary is defined.

Regards,

Arun Kanti Ghosh

+91 8017992934

From: "D E Pednekar depednekar@yahoo.com [dgms_mail_list]" <dgms_mail_list@yahoogroups.com>
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Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: DGMS Mailing List: Mine boundary & Lease Boundary

Dear All,

Lease Boundary is any entity granted by the State Government. It is the total area on which one pays surface rent, dead rent, royalty on production, returns in Form H1, etc. Mine Boundary is the area within the Lease Boundary where actual mining activity is carried out, including pits, dumps, screening plants,workshop, etc. The area has to be demarcated in the field by connecting permanent pillars and a permission from the DGMS has to be sought for the same as Mine Boundary. It is in short Control Area of the Manager as far as SAFETY is concern...

Regards,

D Pednekar

On Sunday, August 23, 2015 10:40 PM, "Rajiv Prasad rajivism@gmail.com [dgms_mail_list]" <dgms_mail_list@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Mine boundary is generally defined by Manager over which he declares during Notice for Mines Opening/ change in mines boundary sent to DGMS. It should include facilities as desired by the definition of Mines in Mines Act/

While Lease Boundary is the line at the extreme boundary of lease given for mining/ prospecting of the mineral by the state govt.

Regards

Rajiv Prasad

GM-Mines

Ambuja Cement

On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 5:27 PM, mining_deb@yahoo.co.in [dgms_mail_list] <dgms_mail_list@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Sir,

Please inform me what is the difference between mine boundary and lease boundary.

Regards
Sri Debadutta Mohanty

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Posted by: Anupam Bagchi <raj2anupam@yahoo.co.in>

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