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COMPLIANCE REPORT

October 2018 - March 2019

Compliance Report M/s Areacode Granites Pvt. Ltd

October 2018 – March 2019



COMPLIANCE REPORT

TO

THE CONDITIONS

OF

ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE ORDER

No. : 107/SEIAA/KL/1805/2013

Dt. 24-05.2014

ISSUED BY

STATE ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY

(SEIAA)

FOR

BUILDING STONE QUARRY PROJECT

(B2 CATEGORY MINING PROJECT)

AT

Survey Nos. 213 pt, 214 pt & 215 pt at Kavanoor Village

and Panchayat, Ernad Taluk, Malappuram District,

Kerala

SUBMITTED BY

Mr. NYAS V.K, Director,

M/s Areacode Granites Pvt. Ltd.

Vakkallur, P.O., Kavanoor, Malappuram District

Kerala-673644



INDEX

Sl. No. Particulars Page No.

1. Introduction 7

2. Compliance Report – Specific conditions – Part A 8

3. Compliance Report – General conditions – Part B 11

4. Plates 28

5. Annexure 37

LIST OF TABLES

Sl. No. Particulars Page No.

1. Environmental Monitoring Cell (EMC) 12

2. Details of the vegetation existing along the road side 13

3. Details of saplings planted as part of eco - restoration 14

4. Details of CSR 16

5. Details of statutory approvals 23

6. Details of advertisement published in news papers 26



LIST OF PLATES

Plate No. Particulars Page No.

1. Photograph showing Haulage road in the sight 29

2. Photograph of quarry site 29

3. Photograph of labour Quarters 30

4. Drinking water purifier 30

5. Photograph of Crusher unit 31

6. Photograph showing Rain Water Harvesting Pond 31

7. Photograph of the concreted road 32

8. Photograph of solar street light 32

9. Photograph showing the sprinkler installed in the project site 33

10. Photograph showing Barbed Metal wire fencing in the project

site.

33

11. Photographs showing avenue trees 34

12. Photograph showing the stacked overburden / top soil. 34

13. Photographs showing the covered truck during transportation of minerals.

35

14. Photograph showing the magazine (Explosive storage area) 35

15. Photograph of metallic board for displaying the details of EC

order.

36

16 Photograph of Siren 36



LIST OF ANNEXURES

Annexure No. Particulars Page No.

1. Copy of the bill of plants purchased 38

2. Copy of the bill of solar street light 39

3. Copy of the receipts of the expenses incurred towards fencing

40

4. Copy of the certificate of Mining Manager 41

5. Copy of the bill of Personal Protective Equipments 43

6. Copy of the “Consent to Operate” from Kerala State Pollution Control Board (Renewal)

44

7. Copy of Environmental Clearance 45

8. Copy of Explosive License issued by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry – Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organization (PESO)

46

9. Copy of License for quarry operations from Gram Panchayath

47

10. Copy of lease order form Director of Mining and Geology 48

11. Copy of advertisement in newspaper 49

12. Copy of test report of ambient sound level 50

13. Copy of test report of water 51

14. Copy of test report of ambient air 52

15. Copy of CSR Receipts 53



INTRODUCTION

M/s Areacode Granites Pvt. Ltd is a quarry situated at Survey Nos. 213 pt,

214 pt & 215 pt at Kavanoor Village & Panchayat, Ernad Taluk, Malappuram District,

Kerala.

The quarry project was accorded with environment clearance by State

Environmental Impact Assessment Authority vide Order no.

107/SEIAA/KL/1805/2013 on 24-05-2014. The half yearly compliance report

needs to be submitted as part of general condit ion No.37 of

Environmental Clearance order by the project proponent. The

compliance report of Second half to the specif ic conditions and general

conditions of the Environmental Clearance for the period of

October 2018 - March 2019 is being submitted.



COMPLIANCE REPORT

(SPECIFIC CONDITIONS)

PART A



SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

01 New haulage roads should be taken and top to bottom

approach to be followed for further mining.

Complied

Compliance:

The quarrying is carrying out as per mining plan. New haulage roads for

quarrying operations are constructed at the site. Top to bottom approach has been

adopted for the exploration granites to enhance safety and for environmental

sustainability. The photo of haulage road is attached in Plate No.1.

02 100 m. should be left from Chaliyar river edge without

conducting quarrying activities.

Complied

Compliance:

100 meters has left from the bank of Chaliyar River as No Quarrying Zone

and no mining will be carried out within this zone as part of an assurance for an un

interrupted flow of Chaliyar river. The photo of No Quarrying Zone is attached at

Plate No.2.

03 The existing level of the quarry should not be deepened

further.

Noted

Compliance:

At present the project extracts the minor mineral as per the approved mining

plan. No further deepening will be done in the quarry. The existing level of the quarry

will be maintained as the bottom point for quarrying activities. The photo of quarrying

activities is provided in plate No.3.

04 The workers should be provided with reasonable dwelling

units and proper sanitation facilities including supply of safe

drinking water.

Complied



Compliance:

The project has built new labour quarters as per the direction of State

Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Kerala. The facilities provided in the

labour quarters for the workers engaged in quarrying activities are follows:-

Electricity

Drinking water supply

Domestic water supply

Toilet & Bath room

Fan & light

Mess for food

First aid facility

The photograph showing the accommodation facility and Drinking water provision

provided for the workers is attached at Plate No. 4.

05 The crusher unit should be installed with all the conditions

stipulated by KSPCB.

Complied

Compliance:

The project installed all adequate measures in and around the crusher unit for

hassle free working of the industry. This helps to reduce the level of pollution and

improve the efficiency & standard of the crusher unit. The Kerala State Pollution

Control Board is regularly inspects the unit. The crusher is housed with solid bricks

and Aluminum Sheets, the photograph of the Crusher unit is provided in Plate No. 5



COMPLIANCE REPORT

(GENERAL CONDITIONS)

PART B



PART – B – GENERAL CONDITIONS

01 Rain water harvesting facility should be installed as per the

prevailing provisions of KMBR / KPBR unless otherwise

specified elsewhere.

Complied

Compliance:

To collect rain water from the entire project land, the proponent has

developed one rain water harvesting pond in the quarrying area. The pond is

developed from mined quarry pit. The stored rain water is using for gardening &

agriculture, wetting of roads, and other domestic purposes. The water from pond is

mainly used for crusher work, watering of plants, wetting of roads and sprinkler

system for contain dust emission. The photograph showing the rain water collection

pond in the project area is attached in Plate No.6.

02 Environment monitoring cell as agreed under the affidavit filed

by the proponent should be formed and made functional.

Complied

Compliance:

The Environmental Monitoring Cell (EMC) will be formed with Mr. Nyas V.K as

head of the monitoring cell. The EMC meeting convene regularly to evaluate and

monitor quarrying work in connection with the specific and general conditions

stipulated in the Environmental Clearance (EC) order. The details of the monitoring

cell are given below:

:

TABLE 1 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING CELL (EMC)

Sl. No. Designation Name

1 Head of the monitoring cell

(Managing Partner of the Company)

Mr. Nyas V.K.

2 Unit in-charge (Environment) Mr. Manoharan T

3 Asst. Environmental Officer Mr. Farook

4 Health & Safety Officer Mr. Majeed



03 Suitable avenue trees should be planted along either side of

the tarred road and open parking areas, if any, inclusive of

approach road and internal roads.

Complied

Compliance:

To enrich vegetation and prevent air pollution, the project proponent has

planted avenue trees along either side of the roads, parking area and other areas in

the project land. There are natural vegetations including trees, shrubs, herbs and

climbers also present. The copy of bill purchased against plants is provided as

Annexure No.1 The photographs of avenue trees planted in the road side are given

in Plate No. 7. The details of vegetation along the road side are given below in

Table No.2.

TABLE 2 Details of the natural and planted vegetation existing along the road

Sl. No. Scientific Name Common Name Family Habit

1. Anacardium

occidentale

Kasumavu Anacardiaceae Tree

2. Chromolaena

odorata

Communist-pacha Compositae Shrub

3. Coccos nucifera Thengu / Coconut Arecaceae Tree

4. Mangifera indica Mavu Anacardiaceae Tree

5. Tectona grandis Thekku Verbenaceae Tree

6. Ziziphus oenopolia Thodalli Rhamnaceae Climber

7. Carica papaya Kaplanga Caricaceae Small tree

8. Hevea braziliensis Rubber Euphorbiaceae Tree

9. Gliricidia sepium Seema konna Leguminosae Tree

04 The project shall incorporate devices for solar energy

generation and utilization wherever possible.

Complied

Compliance:

To reduce the consumption of electricity from the conventional sources, the

project has installed solar street lights in the project site to use maximum renewable



energy to reduce electrical consumption from KSEB. As part of this, the project

proponent could reduce the use of energy from conventional sources. The

photograph showing the solar street light installed within the project site is attached

at Plate No. 8. The copy of the invoice to procured solar power operated street light

is attached at Annexure No.2.

05 Sprinklers shall be installed and used in the project site to

contain dust emissions.

Complied

Compliance:

The project splashes the haulage road and critical areas with the help of

vehicles in regular intervals to arrest dust emissions from the road while

transportation of materials. The sprinklers installed in and around the crusher unit.

The photographs showing the effective utilization of sprinklers in the project area is

provided in Plate No. 9.

06 Eco-restoration including the mine closure plan shall be done

at own cost of the project proponent.

Complied

Compliance:

Eco restoration is in an integral part of mining activity. The eco restoration and

the mine closure plan will be done at the own cost of the project proponent as per

the approved mining plan. The planted and proposed sapling to be planted in the

project site is given below in the Table No. 3. The bill of plants purchased is given in

Annexure No.1

TABLE 3 Details of the saplings planted within the project area

Sl. No. Scientific Name Common Name Family Habitat

1. Artocarpus heterophyllus Plavu Moraceae Tree

2. Capsicum frutescens Kantharimulaku Solanaceae Herb

3. Carica papaya Papaya Caricaceae Tree

4. Coccos nucifera Thengu Arecaceae Tree



5. Nephelium lappaceum Rambootan Sapindaceae Tree

6. Mangifera indica Mavu Anacardiaceae Tree

7. Musa paradisiaca Vazha Musaceae Herb

8. Swietenia mahagoni Mahagony Meliaceae Tree

9. Tectona grandis Thekku Verbenaceae Tree

10 Ocimum tenuiiflorum Thulasi Lamiaceae shrub

11 Curcuma longa Manjal Zingiberaceae Herb

07 At least 10% of the total excavated pit area should be retained

as water storage areas and the remaining area should be

reclaimed with stacked dumping and overburden and planted

with indigenous plant species that are eco-friendly.

Will be

Complied

Compliance: -

To save rain water, ten percent of the excavated pit area will be retained as

water storage area. This will help to improve the ground water table. The remaining

area will be reclaimed with stacked dumping of overburden and top soil. As part of its

eco – restoration plan, the project will plant indigenous plant species that are eco –

friendly on the reclaimed area.

08 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agreed upon by the

proponent should be implemented in a tune with the

conditions specified in the Companies Act, 2013.

Complied

Compliance:

The project proponent has carrying out many activities for social integration

nd community development. The activities under Corporate Social Responsibility

(CSR) activities are executed in the sector of Health, Housing. The project proponent

is intending to carry out more activities under CSR for inclusive growth in the

community. The details are given below in the Table No 4. The receipts and bills

area attached as Annexure No. 15.



Table No. 4 - The details of performed activities under C S R

Sectors Activities Partners Beneficiary Amount

spent in

Rs.

Infrastructure &

Development

Donation of

Materials

AMLP School Vakkaloor 4500

Festival Donation Sree Moozhipram

Sivarathri Maholsavam

1000

Social Justice Donation Udhaya Karunya

Charitable Trust

Community 1000

Donation Manarul Huda Sangam Community 500

Donation Aswasa Bhavan 1000

Donation Loveshore institute for

mentally challenged

Community 30,000

Donation Paristhithi Samrakshana

Samithi

1000

Donation Kerala Fire & Rescue Community 2500

Donation Kerala Janakshema

Samithi

Community 1500

Education Donation GHS Vadassery Students 3000

Total 46,000

09 Barbed metal wire fencing around the mining area shall be

provided with a height of not less than 5 ft. so that falling of

animals/ human / belonging /dumping of garbage etc. do not

happen.

Complied

Compliance:

To demarcate the lease area, the project proponent has installed fencing

around major part of the project site where Environmental Clearance and lease



obtained. This will help to prevent falling of animals/human being/dumping of

garbage etc. The purchase bill of materials is given in Annexure No.3. The

photograph of barbed metal wire fencing is provided in Plate No.10.

10 Warning alarms indicating the time of blasting has (to be done

at specific timings) has to be arranged as per stipulation of

Explosive Department.

Complied

Compliance:

To give warning to the labours and community people prior to the blasting in

quarry, the project installed warning alarms as per the stipulation of Explosive

department in the quarry site. The photograph of Siren is provided in Plate No.16.

11 Control measures on noise and vibration prescribed by

KSPCB should be implemented.

Complied

Compliance:

To reduce noise level in the project site, the project proponent has implemented

mitigate masseurs. The major noise generating sources from the mining activity is

working machineries, drilling, blasting and plying of vehicles. The following control

measures are undertaken to bringing down the noise levels:-

Proper maintenance of machinery and equipments

The machineries like breaker and excavator has well sound proof cabin so

that the machine operators can work without stress due to the sound.

Personal protective devices i.e., earmuffs, ear plugs etc. are provided to

workers working in high noise areas.

The mining activity held in day time only.

Blast vibrations and control measures

Controlled blasting technique is adopted in this project in order to reduce blast

vibrations.

The maximum charge per delay is not more than 10kg to limit the PPV values

to 10mm/sec.



Optimum delay sequence and stem to column ratio is maintaining to minimize

the ground vibration intensity.

The project proponent has appointed qualified persons to monitor the mining

operations

12 Quarrying activities should be limited to day time as per

KSPCB guidelines.

Complied

Compliance:

To reduce the adverse effect of Quarrying activities in the community, the

mining activity will limit to day time as per KSPCB guidelines. The quarry working

time is 7 am to 6.00 pm. This will help to limit the sound pollution.

13 Blasting should be done in a controlled manner as specified

by the regulations of the Explosives Department or any other

concerned agency.

Complied

Compliance:

The blasting is carrying out in controlled manner by using ordinary delayed

detonators. All blasting activities are carrying out with the stipulated guidelines of

explosive department and other concerned agency.

14 A licensed person should supervise/control blasting

operations.

Complied

Compliance:

The project proponent has appointed Mr. Meganathan as Mines Manager and

mining mates in the site to supervise/control exploitation of minor minerals including

blasting at the project site. The copy of his certificate from the concerned board is

attached at Annexure No.4.

15 Access roads to the quarry shall be tarred to contain dust

emissions that may arise during transportation of materials.

Complied



Compliance:

To reduce emission of dust through the vehicle movement, the access road

from the entrance of project site to quarry has concreted 900 meter and maintaining

in good manner. The photograph of Concreted road is provided in Plate No. 11. The

project splashes water on the road to arrest the dust production during summer

season.

16 Overburden materials should be managed within the site and

the old quarries, if any should be reclaimed and restored.

Complied

Compliance:

The overburden and topsoil need to extract during the time of mining, these

natural resources are being staked in the project site. There is no old quarry in the

site for restoration. The overburden materials are stored within the site at designated

place. This will be used for plantation, haulage roads and land filling in the mining

area. No overburden will let out from the project site. Photograph of the same

attached as Plate No.12.

17 Height of the bench should not exceed 5m and width not be

less than 5m.

Complied

Compliance:

The quarrying is carrying out as per mining plan. To enhance safety and

conserve environment, the project extracts the minerals by creating benches. The

benches are 5 meters of height and the width of the bench have minimum of 5

meters.

18 Mats to reduce fly rock blast to a maximum of 10 PPV should

be provided.

Complied

Compliance:

The project is using ordinary/electric delayed detonator. The blasting is under

the supervision of qualified person. The new technology of delayed blasting is



reducing the incident of fly rock. Blasting during unfavorable weather conditions is

avoided. During blasting it is maintaining optimum delay sequence and stem to

column ratio to minimize the fly rock distance. There is no accident due to fly rock

reported in this mine. However Blasting mat is in the site.

19 Mining depth should not exceed beyond 40 m., unless

otherwise specified or not below the level of nearest stream

bed, whichever is less.

Complied

Compliance:

The depth of mining won’t exceed beyond 10 meter or not below the level of

the nearest stream bed, whichever is less. The exploration will be done as per the

plan submitted before State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA),

Kerala.

20 No mining operations should be carried out at places having a

slope greater than 45°.

Complied

Compliance:

No mining operation is carried out with a slope greater than 450. Even though

the slope is less than 450 in survey no. 75/2, the proponent avoided the exploration

of mineral.

21 Acoustic enclosures should be provided to reduce sound

amplifications in addition to the provisions of green belt and

hollow bricks envelop for crushers so that the noise level is

kept within prescribed standards given by CPCB/KSPCB.

Complied

Compliance:

To reduce sound amplification, the machines of crusher unit is housed with

solid bricks. A green belt is also developed around the unit to reduce noise and air

pollution. This helps the noise and sound level is kept within the prescribed

standards. The labours in the unit are wearing ear plugs to reduce the impact of



noise generating from the machines. The project proponent is maintained all

machineries in a good manner. The photograph of crusher is provided in

Plate No.05.

22 The workers on the site should be provided with the required

protective equipments such as ear muffs, helmet etc.

Complied

Compliance:

To ensure the safety of workers in working site, the project proponent

provided adequate Personnel Protective Equipments (PPE) such as helmets, ear

muffs, safety belts, glows, etc. to labours in the quarry site. The copy of bill

purchased for Personal Protective Equipments is attached as Annexure No 5.

23 Garland drains with clarifiers to be provided in the lower

slopes around the core area to channelize storm water.

Complied

Compliance:

The proponent is very conscious to prevent all quarry waste to enter in the

the public drainage or stream. The project has constructed storm water drains in the

lower slopes of the project area for effective management of storm water. This helps

to channelize the storm water to the rain water collection pond and the most of the

debris will be settled down in the bottom of the pond.

24 The transportation of minerals should be done in covered

trucks to contain dust emissions.

Complied

Compliance:

To avoid dust emission while transportation of materials, the project assures

the trucks are covered before it leaving the project sites. A photograph of covered

trucks is provided in Plate No.13.

25 The proponent should plant trees at least 5 times of the loss

that has occurred while clearing the land for the project.

Complied



Compliance:

The project started to plant various saplings in the project area as a

compensation of loss of trees while the project is clearing the land for mining. The list

of tree saplings planted in the project site as part of eco-restoration is provided in

Table No 2.

26 Disposal of spent oil from diesel engines should be as

specified under relevant Rules/Regulations.

Complied

Compliance:

The project proponent is using the used oil as lubricant for machineries and

other equipments. Disposal of spent oil from diesel engines will be sold only to the

approved recyclers as specified under relevant Rules/Regulations.

27 Explosive should be stored in magazines in isolated place

specified and approved by Explosives Department.

Complied

Compliance:

As part of safety, Explosives are stored in magazine. The magazine situated

in an isolated place specified and approved by the explosives department. The area

surrounded to the magazine was fenced with barbed metal wire. The photograph of

the magazine is provided in Plate No.14.

28 Norms of Kerala State Pollution Control Board should be

adhered to regarding distance criteria of residences, roads,

rivers and worship places.

Complied

Compliance:

To reduce the adverse impact on community life, the norms of Kerala State

Pollution Control Board regarding the distance criteria of residences, roads, rivers

and worship places is adhered by the project. The distance of the nearest house was

above 100 meter form the quarry, the KSPCB condition is 100 meter.



29 200 m. buffer distance should be maintained from forest

boundaries.

Complied

Compliance:

There is no forest area near to the project site.

30 Consent from Kerala State Pollution Control Board under

Water and Air Act(s) should have been obtained before

initiating activity.

Complied

Compliance:

The Project has obtained “Consent to Operate” (Renewal) from Kerala State

Pollution Control Board. The copy of consent is provided in Annexure 6.

31 All other statutory clearance should be obtained, as

applicable, by project proponents from the respective

competent authorities including that for blasting and storage

of explosives.

Complied

Compliance:

The project proponent has obtained all approvals, consents, clearances and

license to operate the industry. The certificates obtained from other concerned

statutory authorities are enclosed in Annexure No. 6, 7, 8, 9 &10.

TABLE 5 – APPROVALS FROM COMPETENT AUTHORITIES

Name of the Statutory

approval

Name of the Statutory

authority

Approval Number & Date

Environmental Clearance

order

State Environmental Impact

Assessment Authority,

Kerala

107/SEIAA/KL/1805/2013

“Consent to Operate”

(Renewal)

Kerala State Pollution

Control Board

PCB/CO/R1/5036/18



Explosive License Ministry of Commerce &

Industry – Petroleum &

Explosives Safety

Organization (PESO)

E/SC/KL/22/1048(E48809)

License for quarry

operations

Panchayath C2. 13-18/19

Lease order Directorate of Mining and

Geology

579/2014-

2015/8727/M3/2014

32 In the case of any change (s) in the scope of the project, the

project would require a fresh appraisal by this authority.

Complied

Compliance:

At present there is no change in the scope of the project. The project will seek

for a new Environmental clearance in the case of any change(s) in the scope of the

project.

33 The Authority reserves the right to add additional safe guard

measures subsequently, if found necessary, and to take

action including revoking of the environment clearance under

the provisions of the Environmental (Protection) Act 1986, to

ensure effective implementation of the suggested safeguard

measures in a time bound and satisfactory manner.

Complied

Compliance:

The project is willing to add all possible additional safe guard measures

subsequently if the authority found necessary.

34 The stipulations by Statutory Authorities under different Acts

and Notifications should be complied with, including the

provisions of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,

1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981, The

Complied



Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the public liability

(Insurance) Act, 1991 and EIA notification, 2006.

Compliance:

The stipulated orders and directions under different act and notification

including EIA notification will be scrupulously followed. A brief list of various Acts and

notifications which are followed by the proponent is given below

Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2015.

Mines Act, 1952

Explosive Rules, 2008

Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994

Central Ground Water Authority

Water Pollution (Prevention & Control) Act, 1974

Air Pollution (Prevention & Control) Act, 1981

Environment Protection Act, 1986

EIA Notification, 2006 / 2009

The Kerala Promotion of Tree Growth in Non-Forest Areas (Amendment) Act,

2007.

35 The project proponent should advertise in at least two local

news papers widely circulated in the region, one which (both

advertisement and the newspaper) shall be in the vernacular

language informing that the project has been accorded

Environmental Clearance and copies of clearance letters are

available with the Department of Environment and Climate

Change, Govt. of Kerala and may also be seen on the website

of the Authority at www.seiaakerala.org. The advertisement

should be made within 10 days from the date of receipt of the

Clearance letter and the copy of the same signed in all pages

should be forwarded to the office of this authority as

confirmation.

Complied



Compliance:

An advertisement in two local newspapers regarding Environmental

Clearance accorded to the quarry project and the copy of the same was submitted at

SEIAA Kerala. The copy of the advertisement is provided at Annexure No. 11.

Table No. 6 – Details of Advertisement in Daily News paper

Sl. No. News paper Language Date of edition

1 Malayalam Manorama Malayalam 05-06-2014

2 The New Indian Express English 05-06-2014

36 A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent

to concerned Grama/District Panchayath / Municipality /

Corporation / Urban Local Body and also to the Local NGO, if

any from whom suggestions / representations, if any were

received while processing the proposal. The Environmental

Clearance shall also be put on the website of the company by

the proponent.

Complied

Compliance:

A copy of the Environment Clearance letter was submitted to the Panchayat

Office. The copy of the acknowledgement received from the Panchayat office

towards submission of Environment Clearance which is submitted along with the first

compliance report.

37 The proponent shall submit six monthly reports on the status

of compliance of the stipulated EC conditions including

results of monitored data (both in hand copies as well as by e-

mail) and upload the status of compliance of the stipulated EC

conditions including results of monitored data on their

website and shall update the same periodically. It shall

simultaneously be sent to the respective Regional Office of

MoEF, Govt. of India and also the Directorate of Environment

and Climate Change, Govt. of Kerala.

Complied



Compliance:

The compliance report of Second half is being submitted to the Directorate of

Environment and Climate Change, Govt. of Kerala and also to the Regional Office of

MoEF&CC, Govt. of India both in hard copy as well as mail. The website will be

installed soon. The test reports of air, water and noise are provided at

Annexure No. 12, 13 and 14.

38 The details of Environmental Clearance should be prominently

displayed in a metallic board of 3 ft x 3ft with green

background and yellow letters of Times New Roman font of

size of not less than 40.

Complied

Compliance:

The specific conditions of the environmental clearance prominently displayed

in a metallic board of 3 ft x 3 ft with green background and yellow letters of Times

New Roman font was installed. Sign board is also displayed showing lease area and

boundaries at the entrance of the quarry. The photograph of sign board is attached

at Plate No. 15.

39 The proponent should provide notarized affidavit (indicating

the number and date of Environmental Clearance

proceedings) that all the conditions stipulated in the EC shall

be scrupulously followed.

Complied

Compliance:

An assurance in the form of affidavit was submitted to SEIAA Kerala vide our

letter dated 03-06-2014. The original affidavit was submitted along with the first

compliance report.



PLATES



Plate No.1

Haulage Road inside the project site

Plate No.2

Quarrying area



Plate No. 3

Labour quarters

Plate No 4

Drinking water Water Purifier at labour quarters



Plate No. 5

Crusher in the project site

Plate No.6

Rain Water harvesting pond in the project site



Plate No. 7

Concreted road maintained in the project site

Plate No.8

Solar street light erected in the project site



Plate No. 9

Sprinklers erected in the project site

Plate No.10

Fencing around the lease area



Plate No.11

Avenue trees

Plate No. 12

Topsoil stocked in project site



Plate No.13

Covered truck

Plate No.14

Magazine



Plate No.15

Metallic board for displaying the details of EC order

Plate No.16

Siren



ANNEXURE



Annexure No.1

Bill of plants



Annexure No.2

Bill of Solar Street light



Annexure No.3

Bill of Fencing



Annexure No.4

Certificate of Mining Mate



Certificate of Second class Manager



Annexure No.5

Bill of Personal protective equipments



AnnexureNo.6

Consent to operate



Annexure NO.7

EC Order



Annexure No.8

Explosive License



Annexure No.9

Panchayath License



Annexure No.10

Lease Order



Annexure No.11

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Annexure No.12

Test report of Ambient Sound



Annexure No.13

Test report of water



Annexure No.14

Test report of Air



Annexure No.15



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