(1) Any mining operations in the case of mining of brick earth or ordinary clay or alluvial deposits below a depth of 1.5 meters shall necessarily require formation of benches for safe mining. The benches would be formed in a manner that the width of the bench is not lesser than the height of the bench or as permitted by the Director, Mines Safety.
(2) Any quarrying permit granted under these rules shall contain information with regard to the following:—
(i) manner, mode and place of payment of rent, royalties, permit money, Rehabilitation & Restoration Fund amount and interest on delayed payments or any other dues as admissible under these rules;
(ii) particulars of the receipt heads of the Government to which the payments are to be credited;
(iii) rent, water charges, compensation of damage to the landowners for the land covered by the permit;
(iv) felling of trees, pumping of ground water;
(v) restriction of surface operations in any area prohibited by any authority;
(vi) entering and working in any reserved or protected forest;
(vii) reporting all accidents, use of explosives;
(viii) indemnity to the Government against claim of third parties;
(ix) mineral to be stacked, weighed and dispatched;
(x) applicability of the provisions of all other statutes/ rules framed by the Central and State Governments;
(xi) reclamation or restoration of the mining areas and security thereof;
(xii) development and conservation of minerals and environment and ecology of the area;
(xiii) extent of the area or land (khasra numbers and other relevant details) from where the minor mineral(s) shall be extracted;
(xiv) period within which the minor mineral shall be extracted and removed and delivery of possession of land on the expiry of such period or on removal of the quantity of the minor mineral(s) for which the permit is valid/ granted;
(xv) release of security by the authority issuing permit after having satisfied that the permit holder has fulfilled all the conditions of the permit satisfactorily;
(xvi) any other condition, as may be found expedient by the Director or an officer authorized by him to grant the permit, may be imposed in the interest of scientific mining, mineral conservation and mineral development.
(4) In case the permit holder is not able to remove the whole or any part of the mineral for which he obtained the permit within the permissible time for any reasons, whatsoever, he shall not be entitled to claim the refund of permit amount/ royalty or any part thereof.
Application fee for permits.
Conditions on which the Permit for mining/ quarrying shall be granted.
HARYANA GOVT. GAZ. (EXTRA.), JUNE. 20, 2012 (JYST. 30, 1934 SAKA) 2027
(5) The permit holders for the brick kilns shall furnish a solvent surety within fifteen days of the issue of the permit by submitting an undertaking of such surety that he would be responsible for deposit of all dues in case the permit holder fails to deposit the same.
37. In case of breach of any of the conditions of the grant of permit, the Director or an officer authorised by him may cancel the permit by passing orders after giving thirty days notice to the permit holder and for reasons to be recorded in writing. On cancellation of the permit, unless specifically ordered otherwise, the quarried mineral lying on the land from which the same was extracted shall be allowed to be removed by the permit holder within a period of seven days after which any residual mineral will become the absolute property of the Government.
Chapter - 6 Grant of minor mineral concessions in Land over which mineral rights vest in a person other than the Government
38. The provisions of this chapter shall apply only for the grant of mining lease(s) in respect of land in which the minor mineral rights vest exclusively in a person other than the government.