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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

TO Sri.V.Ananda Reddy, D.No.6/268, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasthi Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Ref:- 1) Notice No.234115/RS-1/2016, dt: 31-07-2016 of the DMG, Ibrahimpatnam.

2) lr.Dated: --NIL-- from Sri.V.Ananda Reddy along with draft Mining plan.

3) This Office lr.No.3465/MP-CTR/17, dt:08.09.2017 addressed to Sri.V.Ananda Reddy.

4) lr.dt:08.09.2017 from Sri.V.Ananda Reddy.

*** In exercise of the powers conferred as per amendments issued to the A.P.M.M.C

Rules, 1966 vide G.O.Ms.No.S6 of Ind & Com (Mines-D) Dept., dt:30.04.2016, I hereby approve the Mining Plan for the quarry lease area of Sri.V.Ananda Reddy prepared by Sri.G.Eswara Reddy, RQP for Road Metal & Building Stone over an extent of 0.404 Hectares In Sy.No.211 of Thangellapalem (V), Thottambedu (M), Chlttoor District. This tentative approval of Mining Plan is subject to the following conditions :

1. This Mining Plan Is approved without prejudice to any other laws applicable to the mine area from time to time whether made by the Central Government, State Government or any other authority.

2. It Is clarified that this approval of the Mining Plan does not in any way imply the approval of the Government in terms of any other provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2015 and any other laws including the Forest Conservation Act, 1980 and APMMC Rules, 1966.

3. The approval authority does not owe responsibility with regard to recovery factor of Road Metal & Building Stone and assessment of reserves, any erroneous certification made by the R.Q.P. if any, since the evaluation is done on random basis.

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4. The Mining Plan is approved subject to strictly adhering to the relevant Regulations of MMR, 1961 and obtaining prior permission from the Director General Mines Safety whenever and wherever it is required.

5. The applicant/ lessee shall safeguard the structures_ public buildings, roads, railway line, electric line and water bodies exists if any as per regulations 109 & 127 of MMR, 1961.

6. The approval of Mining Plan shall be subjected to vacation of prohibitory orders or notices or determination orders etc., if any issued by the competent authority.

7. The Quantity details towards excavated mineral from the quarry lease is not certified by this approval of the document.

8. The approval authority does not owe responsibility with regard to erroneous certification made by the R.Q.P if any and approval is tenti:Jtive subject to modification of new findings at a later date as per the provisions of Rules in force, since the evaluation is done on random basis.

If anything is found to be concealed as required by the Mines Act In the contents of the approved Mining Plan and the proposal for rectification has not been made or if at later stage the information furnished in the document to be incorrect or misrepresenti:Jtion of facts, the approval shall be revoked with immediate effect.

Yours faithfully, Encl: (2 copies of A.M.P.)

j *' ) .... Deputy Oil'ector of Mines & Geology,

Kadapa Region, KADAPA. Copy submitted to : 1) The Director of Mines & Geology, Ibrahimpatnam for favour of kind information. 2) The Zonal Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Kadapa for favour of kind

information. 3) The Regional Controller of Mines, IBM, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad for information. 4) The Director of Mines Safety, Hyderabad for favour of kind information.

Copy to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Chittoor along with A.M.P and requested deviation if any noticed is brought to the under signed immediately for taking further action. Copy to Sri.G.Eswara Reddy, D.No.13-2-155-1, Shiridi Nagar, Anantapuram for information.

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MINING PLAN FOR ROAD METAL & BUILDING STONE

OVER AN EXTENT OF 0.404 HECJ:s:;:fM§,'(,-4_0. THANGELLAPALEM(V), fl!.J:IISlrRIICT

ANDHRA l'tuUI.t~l£

(Under Rule 7(A) of A.

ROAD METAL & BUILDING STONE QUARRY BLOCK PERIOD 2013-14 to 2017-18

BALANCE PERIOD 2017-18

FOR

SRI. V.ANAND REDDY, S/0. VENKATA REDDY,

GANDHI STREET, SRIKALAHASTI, CHITTOOR DISTRICT,

ANDHARA PRADESH STATE. CONTACT N0.9848139889

Prepared by

G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc., B L., RQP / Geologist,

RQP/DMG/AP/ 07 /2014, RQP/HYD/302/2013/A'

D.No.l3-2-155- l , Shirdi Nagar,

ANANTAPURAMU. A.P. 515001. Mobile:09849132789.Phone No:08554 222737.

Email:[email protected]

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This mining plan

Place : Kalahasthi.

Date : 08-09-2017.

DECLARATION

CERTIFICATE

Lessee

v\A~~~ V.ANAND REDDY

This is to certify that Mining Plan in respect of quarry lease applied

area for Road Metal & Building Stone over an extent of 0.404 Hects. in

Sy. No. 211 of Thangellapalem Village, Thottambedu Mandai, Chittoor

District, Andhra Pradesh State, prepared by Dr G.Eswar Reddy, Consultant

Geologist & RQP from M/s. SAl GEO SERVICES , Office at Anantapur.

The Lessee agrees to follow the same in accordance to the provisions of

law.

Place : Kalahasthi.

Date :08-09-2017.

Lessee ,n ,...., . /' ~- UL>/Y

V.ANAND REDDY

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CERTIFICATE

The provisions of Granite Conservation and Development Rules 1999 &

Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh State.

concerned authorities.

Certified that the information provided in the mining plan is correct to the

best of my knowledge.

DATE: 08 ..()9- 2017.

PLACE: ANANTAPURAMU.

SIGNATURE OF THE RQP

( G.ESWAR REDDY) G. ESWAR REDDY, M.Sc.,B.L. Ph.D

Recognised Geologist IBivi/ROP/HYD/302/2013/A

RQP/0\tiG/AP/07/2014

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INDEX

S.NO. CONTENTS PAGE No. 1 2 3 I INTRODUCTION 5

II GENERAL LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 6

Ill GEOLOGY 7

IV EXPLORATION 9

v RESERVES ~ ~~"~ft .... "".....::;< s ......,., , ..

VI MINING ~~~ ~~~~,·~ · ~ -~:-~ t'"t:'J•' .:-~ , :-;:\ ~~~

VII DRILLING AND BLASTING /-. {I' ~i·~1::s )frj ~ ~ • ~i $'::" • • , .. . ';. t t: ~~: ~~::1 ;.

VIII SITE SERVICES ~\' .~::·... 1 ~f /:' ".i "~' ~ ....... ~ ..... . :)l·-,l r--· ..

~~~:~ ~:~;;~~;~·: .·.1::: .. :.,f'j5 IX SCHEME OF WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN ~ ~~ .. ~~'2~~~·->: t: :z;""" / ... ,..4~c(->''· X ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN ....... : .. ::.;:,:'-: ~1~

XI ANY OTHER RELEVENT INFORMATION 25

LIST OF PLATES Scale

PLATE-1 LOCATION CUM KEY PLAN 1:50000

PLATE-2 LEASE SKETCH 1:4000

PLATE-3 SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN 1:1000

PLATE-4 GEOLOGICAL SECTION 1:1000

PLATE-5 YEAR WISE WORKING PLAN & SECTIONS 1:1000 PLATE-5 CONCEPTUAL PLAN & SECTIONS 1:1000 PLATE -7 ENVIRONMENT PLAN 1:5000

LIST OF ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE - I Photographs of the Area.

ANNEXURE -II Copy of the Proceedings No: 1432/0/2007, Dated: 04-02-2008, of DDMG, Kadapa.

ANNEXURE - Ill Copy of the Proceedings No: 1432/ 0/2007, Dated: 23-02-2008, of ADMG, Chittoor.

ANNEXURE- IV Copy of the Registration Certificate of R.O.P

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Introduction

VILLAGE, THOTTAMBEDU MA NDAL, CHil'Tf0GQing r!ar- is i~;-';.r.;vf:d Subject OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED OPEN CAST QUARRY 'B~P~(i())ly-!o;~s SL~:t;~~tion:; inc1icumd

n11rle J";;rllr:J ,...i::n ,::~pprow~d Letter (UNDER RULE 7(A) OF APMMC'1966) No._2Q!) ~

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Sri.V.Anand Reddy, has filed an application for Q.L. of Road Metal &

Building Stone over an extent of 0.404Ha, in Sy.No.211 of Thangallapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M), Chittoor (Dist.) for 10 years in the office of Assistant Director

of Mines and Geology, Chittoor.

The Assistant Director of

submitted

over an extent of 0.404

Sri.V.Anand Reddy.

After careful examination of the proposals of the ADM&G, Chittoor, the

Deputy Director of Mines and Geology (DDM&G), Kadapa in principle has

decided to grant quarry lease for Road Metal & Building Stone over an extent

J of 0.404Ha, in Sy .No.211 of Thangallapalem(V), Thottambedu(M), Chittoor

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(Dist.)in favour of Sri.V.Anand Reddy for a period of 10 years under Rule 13(1)

& 15(1) of A.P.M.M.C.Rules, 1966. Vide Procds.No. 1432/Q/2007, Dt:04-02-

2008, DDM&G, Kadapa and the same was executed by the ADM&G, Chittoor on

23-02-2008 Vide Procds.No. 1432/Q/2007, Dt:23-02-2008 ADM&G, Chittoor .

The submission of Mining plan is a pre requisite for quarry lease as per

Rule 7(A) of APMMC Rules, 1966.As per the Notification of the Ministry of

Environment & Forests, Climate Change (MoEF & CC), New Delhi dated: 14 Sep

2006, it is mandatory for all the Mining Projects with lease area of 5.000 Ha

and above irrespective of the mineral (major or minor) to obtain prior

Environmental Clearance (EC) under the provisions thereof. Further, all

Category A and Category 81 projects shall undertake public consultation in

accordance with the above notification . Further the Government of India,

Ministry of Environment & Forest vide office memorandum No. L-- APPROVED

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Mining Plan for Extent: 0.404Ha, Thangellapalem (v)

Road Metal & Building Stone Thottambedu(m), Chittoor (d)

11011/47/2011-IA.II(M), dated 18th May 2012 in order to ensure compliance of

the Honourable Supreme Court dated 27.02.2012 in I.A.12-13 of 2011 in

SLP(C) No. 19628- 19629 of 2009, instruction were issued that all the mining

projects of minor minerals including their renewal, irrespective of the size of the

lease would hence forth require prior Environment Clearance.

Decentralizing the Environmental Clearance (EC) for sustq~le sand

mining and mining of minor minerals, Govt of India MoEF,D~~:~~~ict Environment Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA) vid ~:~~'f.~~E)):Jat_ed )\~ Jan 2016. This district level authority has the powers to ~J f~,ye tlie ECs forth~

mining of minor minerals for an area less than 5.000 Ha ~ \.~· ....... _ i .. · ,' (.) '\ . . • ~ , .. ,

.;,.... ··.· ·. . . -./ ,.; " As the area of mining in this case is more than 5.00 ·~liP.~tiJe :;lesse~ ~6ai to

'4 D'A~:--,·~·='· ,,~ ,)";,...-'" obtain EC from State Environment Impact Assessment Authonty-.~S"GIA1\), after

the approval of this Mining Plan. In view of the above, the lessee intends to

prepare an Environmental Management Plan for submission for grant of

Environmental Clearance for their proposed 2.270Ha of Road Metal & Building

Stone Quarry lease area, thereby submitting this Mining Plan for necessary

further action which is a pre-requisite for EC.

In this connection, Sri.V.Anand Reddy approached Sri. G.Eswar Reddy,

Consultant Geologist & RQP, to prepare the Quarry Plan following the

prescribed guidelines. Hence, this Mining Plan is being prepared and submitted

under Rule 7 (A) of APMMC' 1966, following the contents of Form-T.

The proposed Mining Plan covers a scientific and systematic assessment

of the deposit which indicates the details of conservation of the deposit and

protection of environment in and around the mining area. The survey comprises

of Topographical Survey, Large Scale Mapping with contours.

The survey enables the Lessee to take up the exploration of Road Metal &

Building Stone in a systematic manner and plan for future expansion

programme.

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This Quarry Plan has been prepared taking into account strictly the restrictions to be adopted by the Lessee while conducting quarry operations due to the existence of any structures railway lines, roads, water bodies such as river, lake etc., and the stipulated distances as per the various Regulations prescribed under Metaliferous Mines Regulations, 1961.

The present Quarry plan is being submitted to achieve the proposed production of 15,476 tons of Road Metal & Building Stone during the one-year plan period.

I GENERAL

1.1 Name and Address of the Lessee

Status of the Lessee (Individual/ 1.2

Private Company I Firm) Individual

Mineral {s) which are included in the ROAD METAL & BUILDING 1.3

Letter of Intent STONE

Name and Details of person 1.4

employed for preparing Mining Plan

1.5 E-Mail & Website

1.6 RQP Registration No. & Validity

G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc., B L., RQP /Geologist, RQP/DMG/ AP/07 /2014, RQP /HYD/302/20 13/ A, D.No.13-2-155-1, Shirdi Nagar, ANANTAPURAMU. A.P. 515001. Mobile:09849132789. Phone No:08554 222737. Email:eswarreddygeologist@gm

ail. com

RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014 &

Valid Up to Dec-2024

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II. LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY:

i) Description of the Area: The proposed Quarry Lease area falls on the Survey of India (SOl) Topo sheet No. 57 0/10 .The QL area is located North latitudes 13° 44' 47.0" and East longitudes 79° 44' 44.4" (Plate 1).

1. Toposheet No. with latitude and longitude of all corner boundary pillars: .--~~

The Quarry lease area falls on SOl Toposheet No. 57 9/..~t~~ ~~)~ ordinates of the boundary pillars are tabulated below: , I 0 ° ":: ··:~ , ... ,,\~.:\

Table- GPS READINGS OF BOUNDARY POINTS ?~ ~ .· . . . .. :-.\ , ~. \

A N13 44 47.0 E79 44 44.4 ~ ! \, . · j ~: f

B N13 44 46.9 E79 44 46.9 \"'~ • : . ; '"' <' !.:/);} C N13 44 43.2 E79 44 43.9 ~ +. ·-_.,_.. d .., . ;.,;;?/

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Status of State District Mandai Village Survey No. Extent (Ha)

Site

Andhra Chittoor Thottambedu Thangellapalem 211 0.404 Ha Govt.land

Pradesh

2. Attach a general location map showing area and access routes:

The Quarry Lease area is located 1.25 km away from Thangellapalem village

towards South . The state borders of A.P. and Tamilnadu is 40.00 km and the

Municipal headquarters of Kalahasthi is 5.5km towards West. One can reach the

QL area from Kalahasthi without much hassle. Take Kalahasthi to Naidupeta

Road towards SH 61 from Peddakannali village road and drive a distance of

2.50 km Southwards take left diversion by travelling 2.5km QL area can be

reached . The lease area which is a gently sloping East at the foot of a

pediment.

The Mandai Headquarter Kalahasthi is about 5.50 Kms from the QL area.

The State capital/ Amaravathi is about 650 Kms.

Ill DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN/ SCHEME OF MINING IF ANY

This is the first Mining plan being submitted.

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Mining Plan for

Road Metal & Building Stone

PART- A

GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION

a. Physiography i) Topography

Extent: 0.404Ha, Thangellapalem (v)

Thottambedu(m), Chittoor {d)

1.1.1. The Quarry Lease area is a gently sloping ground at the foot of a mound in East side of the lease boundary. Ground level is sloping down in East with a gentle relief of 8-lOm. Boundary pillars A have max elevation of SSm MSL whereas the boundary pillars C have the least elevation of Slm MSL. The area is almost flat with an outcrop of a Granite cutting ~~~~~~_i~e&~~~ss

between point A and C. No public roads are passing throup~~~~~!~~~~~ta\ ii) Drainage Pattern 1.~V£·*" l<"::<~.~:_:_· ... o.'-;_,~ "-'1. 0,\

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1.1.2. The drainage pattern of the Quarry Lease area is d~~~p~ltic in nature. ·~n L~ l northern portion of the lease area is observed two d't;;l~tr.~ams emerg_ifig / ~~-~ from the top of mound and merging into a single stre?J~, anq exiting :fJit~"~~~~ site at on the west side. Water can be seen in these sf~~·~;~·-.<?:~~Y.~:~~p the monsoon season. They will appear dry for the rest of"t'ltl~~ seaso~ .. A

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buffer zone of 15m on either side of these streams has been considered as per the guidelines in Chapter XII, Rule 127(2)(8) of 'Metaliferous Mines Regulations', 1961.

iii) Vegetation The Quarry Lease area has scanty vegetation thin grassy bushes. Thick vegetation is seen only around the existing water bodies like a pond outside the lease plot and a well in the NW corner of the lease area, along the boundaries of stream in the northern side and along the western boundary. Beyond west boundary, farms of mango and other vegetables are present.

iv)Ciimate:

The climate is tropical with temperatures ranging from 350 C to 450 C

in summer and 120 C to 300 C in the winter. The normal annual

rainfall is about 1259.6 mm and in the year 2010-11 1619.0 mm

mostly from NW monsoon.

b. Regional Geology

The area is constituted of different geological formations with the Archaeans

represented by the Granitoid gneisses traversed by basic dykes occupying a

major portion. Overlying the Archaeans unconformably are the B.N.Kandriga

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constituting the Kambakkam and Nagalapuram hill ranges while Upper

Gondwana formations are represented in the Satyavedu and Allikur hills in

the area to-its south. Laterite fringes covers the Upper Gondwanas. The

Geological succession of the region is given below.

Table 4: General Stratigraphy of the Region:

Period

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Cuddapahs

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Soil, sub-soil, alluvi con g I om e r.v.::smo,c

Biotite granitoid gneiss Mica-schist, hornblende-schist, epidiorite,

hornblende and biotite-granulite and talc-quartz-schist

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Rocks belonging to Older Metamorphics, Peninsular Gneissic Complex

(PGC) and intrusives like pink granite, epidote-hornblende gneiss, basic

dykes are exposed in the area. Small bands of Older Metamorphics

represented by hornblende biotite granulite occur as enclaves within PGC.

The PGC is represented by biotite-hornblende gneiss with local variation

to hornblende biotite gneiss. Outcrops of PGC are preserved as inselbergs

and ruwares. It shows considerable variation in colour from light grey to

bluish grey and pinkish grey. The banded gneiss is more prevalent in the

area . Fine grained dark layers of biotite and hornblende alternate with

light coloured quartzo feldspathic layers in the banded gneiss.

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Road Metal & Building Stone present in the QL area is actually weathered

Granite/Granite gneiss of Granitoid series. It is friable and easily

crumbles. Physically looks intact but immediately disintegrates when

subject to a gentle shock. Quartz and micaceous minerals being resistant

to weathering remains intact whereas feldspars being susceptible to

weathering have undergone weathering giving rise to the formation of

Road Metal & Building Stone . Road Metal & Building Stone obtained is

leucocratic light pinkish white with clearly visible m·0

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to coarse-grained. Specific gravity of weathered ~ ~if~ ·~f3:t~.- ~ ty !..;;. ·'if··; ~~· \ .

usually ranges between 2.4 to 2.5. An average ~ c ~~~~~:(~ti}Y'Wf-- .. ·I~~ · is considered for fractured Granite in this area . o \. "'.~~' ~--' .-,.,/1,-:;.;} r.1..

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c) Details of the Prospecting License Holder: N.A. ¢1-4 ~#:' d) Details of the Prospecting carried out: The subject SAl~~ ,arcated

on the ground with reference to Revenue Pillars. Later the topographical survey

of the area was carried out. The ABM (BP-C) is connected to Grid of N 13° 44'

43 .2" & E 79° 44' 43.9" located on the SW of the QL area. Based on

topographical survey and geological features, collected from the surface data,

the surface geological plan is prepared on 1:1000 scale with l.Om contour

interval and enclosed as Plate -3.

e) Surface Plan area on 1:1000 scale: The surface cum Geological Plan and

Cross Sections of the QL is prepared on 1:1000 scale and is enclosed as

Plates-3 &. 4.

f) Geological plan is enclosed as Plate-3.

g) Geological cross sections have been shown on Plate-4.

h) Future Program of Exploration programme planned in next one year:

As this Quarry Lease is being granted for Road Metal and Building Stone for the

purpose to use as raw material to company own Crusher.

i) Reserves and Resources as per UNFC :

(i) Type of Deposit as per UNFC Guidelines

Road metal and building stone is not failing in any category of UNFC

classification. It is localized mineral available anywhere utilized for

construction purpose such as laying roads, construction of buildings etc.,

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depending upon the characteristics of the rock. Granites, dolerites etc

which are highly disturbed and dolomites, quartzite etc., which are not

useful for any other their specific purpose of their characteristics in

specified area useful for construction as road metal and building stone as

locally.

Parameter - Grade, Threshold value, Sectional Area and Bulk

Density: "'"'t-ies-.ts."'G·., \'C~I$'~

~-0/'~~~~~~ --~~<;). As t~~ ROM is intended for us~ in the Road metal a. (~·JBt.~~~~~!r~~~~~~~\~~\ spec1f1c parameters were considered . The bulk denl~~ ~f_2.~ : ~-s~:a~~pte~ ·. \ for estimating the reserves. ~.\ \.:;.~.-~ ·":<; ~~IJ)JI jz-1 j

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The sectional area was considered and assumed thic ~ne ~:&2~-~~;:;~t~t '~ 1.) ~~~-... .; ~\' •

and 50 m on either side of the leased area. The Bu"1~~~j,y~t(as considered at 2. 5.

ii) Status of exploration : G1

GEOLOGICAL AXIS:

1. Geological Survey:

i) Mapping: Detailed geological survey was carried out in the applied

area on 1:1000 scale with l.Ometer contour interval.

ii) Preparation of detailed topographical cum Geological map : The

topographical cum Geological map including all surface Geological

features, extent of deposit, structures, have been prepared on 1:1000

scale duly marked with surface geological features, GCP's etc. (Piate-3).

iii) Topo grid 1 Triangulation stations: The topo grid with Geological

cross sections has been prepared on prescribed scale showing litho-units.

Relevant plans are enclosed as Plate-3.

2. Geo-Chemical Survey: Geo Chemical survey is not warranted. The

suitability for aggregates was tested .

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3. Geophysical survey: Not carried out because sheet rock of Granite is

exposed on surface itself.

4. Technological survey: Not applicable.

• Detailed topographical and geological survey was carried out on 1:1000

scale showing all the surface features, contours at l.Om interval, the lease

boundary, surface Geology & Structural features.

• The entire thickness of Road metal & Building stone found to be more

• Reserves are estimated by cross section method

FEASIBILITY AXIS:

be referred to.

2. Mining:

Road Metal and Building stone will be exploited through opencast other than

fully mechanized mining methods with drilling & Blasting. ROM will be

directly consumed by the Lessee for the crushing plant and intended for the

highways Project from Kalahasthi to Chennai and Tirupati. The Lessee has

already established the crusher and hot mix plant adjacent to the proposed

quarry lease area.

3. Environment:

The deposit will be mined adopting conventional opencast semi-mechanized

mining methods without any adverse environmental impact. The Lessee will

obtain statutory clearances as soon as this Mining Plan is approved. Mining

in the leasehold does not disturb any human settlements as they are far

away from the lease area. On the other hand the mining operations will

create livelihood to the villagers nearby. The Lessee will develop green belt

around the QL area as part of his commitment to environment protection.

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4. Processing:

After blasting the ROM will be fed directly on to the crusher for crushing in to

desired sizes of aggregates. The crusher is already in place outside the

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Mining operations will be carried out by deploying the following machinery:

S.No Type of machine Nos Dia of hole Size/ Make (inches) capacity

1 Excavator /JCB 2 - 1.2 cum L&T

2 Tippers 4 - 17 tons -3 Drilling machines 1 3" ~ 4 Tractor mounted 2 2" 'Lit

a:: compressors ::: 5 Water Tankers 2

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shelter, magazine, explosive van, water tankers, power connection etc., will

be provided once the mining plan is approved. The QL area is connected with

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6. Costing: The cost of production of Road Metal & Building Stone works out

to be Rs. 250/- per ton.

7. Marketing: Road Metal and Building stone is not intended for outside

sale. It is for captive purpose for the crusher and Hot mix plant

intended to put for use in the Highways road project from

Thottambedu to Tirupati in Chittoor District.

8. Economic Viability: As the proposed quarry lease is in the near vicinity

and captive use it is surely economic and viable.

9. Other factors: Relevant clearances shall be obtained for continuing the

mining operations in the QL area .

ECONOMIC AXIS:

1) Detailed exploration:

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Detailed topographic survey and geological mapping the applied QL area was

subjected to detailed exploration by f ield traverses and well inventory data.

The depth of sheet rock is assessed by the litho log observed in the boreholes

of agricultural lands.

2) Mining Reports/Mining Plan

This is the first Mining plan being submitted.

3) Specific end-use grades of reserves (above economic cu ~grade) NES &~··

ROM is intended for crushing to use in the aggregates fo G> ~ .... ~~6' ~ ~?;r111n 1"~~Y~

4) Specific knowledge of forest/non-forest and ot 0 1art~S~~~ti~~·t~··~~-\

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The entire applied QL area is covered by Govern men 51f mc;i"~ . .., (J~iptJ~J ~tate }

Forest Boundary is 12.0km East of the ~L area. Th ·~\t~,r~~~~;,:~·:~~~~td,.~ry between Andhra Pradesh and Tamilanadu rs 40 Kms So f~Qht~;{cprp!?o~ed

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Quarry lease area. Hence, considering the above paramet:~.r.s;,;::clscussed

reserves 1 resources are categorized as E-1 Axis.

(j) Feasibility Report along with financial analysis per economic

viability of the deposit: The cost of production of road metal and building

stone is arrived at Rs250/- per tonne inclusive of taxes and royalty. The

entire ROM is for only captive purpose as such it is surely economic and profit

oriented.

(k) RESERVES

(i) Mode of Mining, recovery Factor, Mining Losses, Processing Losses etc.,

Road Metal and Building stone will be mining by open cast other than fully

mechanized method with drilling and blasting. The recovery factor is

considered as 95°/o with 05°/o interstitial voids and fractures. There will not be

any mining losses excepting handling loss which will be again recovered

during further loading.

(ii) Cut off grade and Ultimate Pit depth: There is no cut off grade as the

ROM will be put to use for road metal as aggregates. The UPL will be SOm at

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) the western portion of the applied QL area during the 1st year of this mining

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(iii) Mineral blocked due to the presence of I maintenance of benches,

barriers, internal roads, electrical lines etc,: The mineral will be blocked

in 7 .Sm safety barrier zone, Roads, Benches which is computed separately

and tabulated in the succeeding paragraphs.

(iv) Total Mineral reserves: ·~~ ·f iN\h'tC.;o & ,;_ •. ,,

The reserves are estimated basing field traverses and th . git~~~1'0ell ;.:::'/ /( ... ,~ ..... , .. , .... """'' '"'~ .• ~"•\

inventory in the adjacent agricultural fields and cross {!f<l1::~~;~~)~f~}ff~t·9h \ti~\ ore body. The area of the influence and the cross sectidf~' vvt~~}ake~. a.t 20. mJ on an average i.e. 25 m on either side of the Cross secrtfn; tQ_e~ o~~YT~~.nc.e .of

the Granitoid gneiss is more than 60.0 m BGL. Based o~)e.~!~~~t~~s and correlated data from the boreholes in the adjacent agri~~~r§f~£ to a

depth of lSO.Om, the estimated reserves are considered as Proved reserves.

The cross sections A-A' & B-B' are considered for computation of reserves.

The present area which is explored is considered for computation of reserves

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Sectional Deposit Volume

RESERVES RESERVES

Category Sections Height OF OF Area m3 AGGREGATE AGGREGATE in m @ 95% IN @ 2.5/m3 IN

m3 Tons

1851 17 31467 29894 74734 Proved A-A'

29894 31467 74734

2189 18 39402 37432 93580 Proved B-B' 37432 39402 93580

Total 4040 70869 67326 168314 . Geological Reserves of Road Metal & Building Stone = 168314Tons

Net Reserves available for Mining after Bench Slope Deduction = 168314 Tons

Total Mined /excavated in The Q.L. Area = 7435 Tons

Net Minable Reserves of road metal & building stone = total reserves

depleted minerals = 168314 - 7435 = 160879 tons

Rock Waste@ 5% in m3

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S.No Year Quantity in CBM Tons

1 2008-09 216 540

2 2009-10 NIL NIL

3 2010-11 204 510

4 2011-12 204 510

5 2012-13 NIL NIL

6 2013-14 600 1500

7 2014-15 300 750

8 2015-16 1200 3000

9 2016-17 250 625

Total 2974 . 4 , 7435 ... ·~-

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i) This is running quarry. The proposed mining will be carried out by opencast

other than fully mechanized mining method with drilling and blasting. The ROM

will be sized and sorted in the crusher established outside the quarry lease area

and loaded on to tippers and tractors using JCB. Mining will be carried out by

formation of benches of height 6 mts. The details and sections are depicted on

Plate-4.

(ii) Year wise tentative excavation in Cubic Meters indicating

development, ROM, Pit wise: About 1086m2 of excavation out of which

intended ROM 6516 tons of Road Metal & Building Stone will be mined by

forming One bench of 6.0 m. The year wise details are tabulated below:

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PRODUCTION Working Bench Volume RESERVES RESERVES Rock

Year areas height m3 OF OF Waste@ m2 m AGGREGATE AGGREGATE

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1st year 1086 6 6516 6190 15476 310 (2017-18) 1086 6516 6190 15476 310

GRAND TOTAL 6516 6190 15476 310

1st year : During first year operations it is proposed to dev~J9.f=r:ltR~t~"'9-[.king pit /' .. , __ , ~ .. ,; {;- .,:, .

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Western end by covering the face into one bench of 6m ,height-wirt:t:~t<~:t:::t.o RL " , . ., .. /, /. .. ,. . · ... , ·•·•

45 m. The workings will be carried out over an area of 1iJ)86r'l:1{. · -r~-~ ~~~~-~6.n;:~~ ill ft::.·.. ... . . ~ .. : l,:t' ~~

be oriented in East direction and obtained about 6190 ,fi~ fo~ 15476.tor,i,s .of Road . . \r.,\·:··_,·· . ... ·.· .. ·.·:_···./.'-. ...

metal and 310m3 of waste m th1s year. ...- ·\ ·..;:._,,··: --.: ·.>'·-' . ./ f::1 ,·

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anticipated and only interstitial voids and joints are expected in the sheet rock

formation.

Lay out of Mine Workings, pits, roads, etc.

The Lessee intends to extract Road Metal and Building Stone production to the

tune of 6190m3 or 15476 tons of road metal and building stone during the

Mining Plan period.

During this period, it is proposed to exploit the road metal from the total area

of 1086m2 to an average depth of 6m over the lease area from East to West

RL 51 to RL 45 m as shown on Plate 5.

There is no problem in the quality of Road Metal & Building Stone which

confirms to the specifications Aggregates (Annexure -IV) .

The Lessee proposes to carry out mining by opencast other than fully

mechanized method with drilling and blasting . The mineral will be sized and

sorted in crusher for desired size separation . Trucks I tippers will be deployed

for transportation Plate- 5.

1.1 Drilling and Blasting: Drilling and blasting plays an important role for extraction Rom of

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.v Road metal and building stone. The primary drilling is done with Crawler drills of 9.88" diameter and secondary drilling is done with jackhammers and compressor. The compressor attached to the wagon drill has 450CFM capacity and compressor attached to jacks can cater needs of 2 jackhammers. Tippers are of 20 T capacity will be utilized for transportation from the leased area to crusher.

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H = Height of bench = 10 m L = Length of drill hole = 11 ~s · , G€" .~den = 2.0m S = Spacing = 3.5 m D = Diameter of the blast ~ .. ~ • i-B~VR =

~~ • 1 V1 A P"· ·~,. t ;'l;\ Vol., of broken Rock = B * S * L = 3.5 * 3 * 10 = 1 ~ ,..: ~~JJ~~':;.ofi r.~.ck

r.'t: ~:·r.~;f- ~~·., ' "· l \ generated from one hole = 105 x 2.5 sg = 262.5 T o ;/\'!-"/ ·'""'' \·~-,(~ ' '. 1 After blasting the rock, the excavator is used for load in t; o ~:,.J~~~9~~~~~')~~ ) buildings are dealt wit.h secon~ary blasting. The materi . ·s~~~--~~E:~0~.9-~ i.~/ fed to 250 TPH capac1ty crushmg plant. The products ar ~ _ eet'·.~~.JD_?~l~I·Y from where they are dispatched to customers. ~4DAP~:·\:t'E-0/ Explosive consumption:

Taking on powder factor basis, with a PF of 4 total explosive needed per year is

10,00,000/4 = 250 Tons.

Explosive used:

The proponent has permission to use ANFO and also got permission under MMR

106 (2(b)) for deep hole drilling and blasting . The explosives that are used in

the quarry are ANFO, cartridge slurries for booster, Pentolite boosters and

> other blasting accessories.

> Storage of Explosive/ Ammonium Nitrate:

The client has an approved explosive magazine 2 in numbers each of capacity 9.88tons. Thus each magazine has filling permission for 10 times per month i.e. 90 tons the magazines can cater the need of explosive storage

7 requirement. Ammonium Nitrate storage license of 100 tons at a time and twice in a month i.e., 200 tons of Ammonium Nitrate can be used in a month The client has also obtained permission for ANFO mixing shed, where the ANFO is mixed.

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A total of 34 persons shall be engaged to carry out the various operations at

the QL area . The man power required for the mining operations shall be as per

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Supervisors l

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Crushing operations 4

Garrage staff L

Drill operators b

Compressor operators L _A\~t:.~~ Gl~ Unskilled labours lULoY~"~HRA·;;;," ~·')

Deployment of Machinery £o/ fA~·:;~:~.;,;_{}:··.·\·.-~. f.... .:;," ." .•• . • (,)I ""fo' .. 0: . ..:., .,

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1. Breaking Crawler drill 4.5" 100 mm dia 450 Atlascapco I cfm I 2 nos. CP

2. Loading Loader I Excavator 2 no.

3. Haulage Tippers 25- tonner, 6nos

4. Water Tractor type tanker 1 no

a) Conceptual Mine Planning: The worked out pit will occupy an area of

1086m2 or 0.1086 Hectares to a depth of 6m reaching 45 m (FRL) at the

western portion of the quarry lease area. The area occupied by internal

roads would be 0.010 Hectares, while plantation will not be occupying

because of common boundary around the QL Area . The Conceptual plan

with Sections is enclosed as Plates 6 .

(b) UNDERGROUND MINING: NOT APPLICABLE.

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a) The QL area is over an elevated mound to a height of 18.0m above ground

\ level. Rain water constitutes the drainage system of the area . Normal course of

) drainage is a sheet wash over lower reaches and flows through the seasonal

nala located on south of applied QL Area . Groundwater level is observed to be

ranging in depth from 50-60 m bgl in the nearby agricultural fields.

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of working would be 64 m. o r #..:~~::~i-~r.·:;_. · .. " lk~t;;~r· ··t·... • • ,

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estimated as the mine workings are at much higher le ~~s \~f the groundwater

table. However, the water is tasted in the nearby ag f~~t~ral ·field and the ·<}~ ,'

quality of water is found to be potable. ~

d) The entire applied QL area is over a sloping terrain and only sheet wash is

anticipated during monsoon in the applied QL area. Regional drainage pattern is

observed to be dendritic to sub-dendritic in nature.

5.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECTS, SUB-GRADE & DISPOSAL OF WASTE

There is no mineral reject or sub-grade mineral in this quarry. However, about

10°/o interstitial voids and intercalated waste is anticipated which is computed

separately. This will be utilized for the formation of internal roads and balance

utilized to form a barrier all along the 7.5m buffer zone of the QL area to a

height of 2.0m.

6.0 USE OF MINERAL & MINERAL REJECTS

The ROM will be fed in to the crusher established outside the applied QL

area where it will be crushed to desired sizes and utilized for the State Highway

project from Kalahasthi, Thottambedu to Chittoor. Entire ROM is intended for

captive consumption .

7.0 PROCESSING OF ROM & MINERAL REJECTS

---------------------------------------------------------- - -In this area ROM will be sized and sorted in crusher for road meta l and

input to hot mix plant . There is no Minera l Rej ect from this Quarry.

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a) SITE SERVICES: Site services such as office Room cum First Aid, Separate

Shelter and toilets for Gents & Ladies will be provided at the applied QL area.

b) EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL:

The human resources deployed are as follows:

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1. Second Class Mines

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2. Mine Su ervisors 1

3. Skilled & Unskilled 10

Labour 5. Watch Men 2 6. Foreman 1 7. Drivers 6

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PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UNDER RULE 23 OF MCDR' 1988

1. ENVIRONMENT BASE LINE INFORMATION

a) Existing Land use Pattern: The QL area is a barren land. An area of about

1086 m2 will be broken to win the mineral. An area of 225m2 is proposed for

afforestation. The QL area is a barren land and surrounding area Uthabudi RF is

in the North East and agricultural lands to the west and south . (Plate-S )

S. VILLAGE Direction DISTANCE No.

1 Thangellapalem North 0.7

2 Sambayyapalem NW 1.5

3 Srikalahasti West 4.6 65000

4 Thangellapalem SE 1.7 1500

5 Thottambedu sw 2.5 2500

6 Kallipudi North 4.0 800

c) Public buildings, Places of Worship and Monuments: No buildings or

places and Monuments are witnessed in the QL Area.

d) Indicate any Sanctuary is located in the vicinity of the leasehold:

No Sanctuary, eco-sensitive areas etc. are located in the vicinity of the

leasehold.

2. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT:

(a) Land Area Degraded: An area of about 1086 m2 will be degraded for the working pit; and Roads 150 m2

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(d) Noise Levels: The QL Area is quite far from the habitation area situated 1.0 Kms away from Thangellapalem Village. Noise is anticipated from drilling, blasting and movement of vehicles. As the quantum of mining is on a small scale the noise generation would be well within the limits. Therefore, the noise pollution is expected to be negligible in the area. However, the Lessee will take all precautions during drilling and blasting by providing muff~lers. ~

~.1(~~~ (e) Vi~r.ation Levels due to Blasting: .As the propos UJ:;;~l~:i!}~~X:~~ep hole dnllmg to some extent and mostly wrth tractor mo., ... ~9!<.~9fl1RF.~ssor ·a'nd blasting the vibration levels will be maintained to be wit wit,~~· !i'f'D!ts. '· . \

(f) Water Regime: Mining of road metal will be carri ffi.b~t_-on top portion of the mound in the QL area to a depth of 10.0 m and i ~ clQ~.e:d environment limited to working pit. The mining ~ctivity proposed wolft{lt 9..t .. ):PF~~~;ct -~ater table of the area. The water table rs observed to be 40-SO~;IJl 1~1;l~: a.dJacent boreholes of agricultural lands. ~-..qy"~~

(g) Acid Mine Drainage: Not applicable.

(h) Surface subsidence: There will not be any surface subsidence as all the benches and ramp ways will be thoroughly rolled for hard surface.

(i) Socio Economics: Mining of road metal and building stone will create some employment opportunities to local villagers thereby generating income and improvement in livelihood of local villagers and revenue to Government by way of paying royalty.

(j) Historical Monuments: No Historical monuments are located near and around the QL area.

(k) Bio-diversity: The slopes of the subject area consist of scattered bushes. There is no report of existence of wild animals in this region.

3. Progressive Reclamation Plan: Mining activity will be carried out ti ll the

completion of state highway project and the worked out pit will be protected

with barbed wire and the mined out pit will be used as storage water pit.

Hence, Progressive reclamation is not studied and will be planned in the first

scheme of mining.

4. Mined out Land: No mined out land will be formed during this Plan period

as mineral is existing much below the proposed workings during this plan

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No reclamation is envisaged in the life of the quarry as there are adjacent

quarries that are operation. This point will be dealt while the cluster guidelines are

received. Hence, no reclamation proposals are made.

Plantation Programme :

The quarry lease area is scanty suitable for plantation as most of area is rocky.

There are chances of tree growing in the North side of the quarry applied area.

However it is proposed to plant a few trees in the North side of t.Ft(((fi[J':~~ of

quarry applied area. It is also proposed to plant a few trees near · ~· 0g/~~~~te~: .. ;i'ff.tli "e\ ·J '.....:,~ ff\'~,./( ~ 1<1' , 1 ;..,b '-,•.~' I! #, .. ,''· ' J Af/r~;·; 4'-.Ju · ·-·,. ,- :. '

place shown by the village panchayat. The details of propose~ !Ja~l:atio,? -~~-e 1show·

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Details of Year wise Plantation Plar~ 't;,\ \~:,_;·_ . · .. . · Planned Location of

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All around the quarry that is in the buffer/safety zone of 7.5 meters as per AP

PCB and MOEF rules, around the quarry attempts will be made to grow plants with

local arrangement of drums filled with mud. Thus it is envisaged that around 10

plants will be planted and taken care of in one year. Thus the area available around

the periphery will be sufficient for around 10 years.

Although the area in general is fertile the location where the quarry is situated is

totally rocky. Expect for some wild growing medium sized plants that grow in the

cracks of boulders; there are no notable species in the area. However trees like

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these three species are planned for plantation. Maintenance of these plants that are

grown in the buffer zone will be taken care by the quarry management . The plants

that will be grown in the village will be taken care by the management, in

coordination with the panchayat members.

5. Top Soil Management: There is no top soil generation from the applied QL

area as such management does not arise.

6. Tailing Dam Management: No tailing dam is required~~ ~wfES'·e-........ . o~.._.c,:~-

7. Disaster Management and Risk Assessment: Ink·~<l-s~-af~~::·~J~}rt9 )j~es not involve disaster of land etc., except degradatior~CDf~,.la_nd_.· , .N~6,Jioodf~~, subsidence, land slide occur in the region . The Mine~o.~afl·ager wiiL,take; the

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Disasters are possible in an industry like mining~~~,~~~§~6.~~;1~fi;i{j,~{ of "1 F: t··{·. ~ .Y: ..,

... , ....... ~1: -.,;~.~·J',. ... -r occurrence of some of incidents are tabulated below. ,

Table 18: Probability Table for Disasters of Operations planned on 100 Point Scale.

51. Type of Disaster Exposure Severity Frequency Risk No. Index Index Index Numeric

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To meet with any kind of emergency on or off the site, risks are assessed

in advance and a Risk Assessment plan is prepared. Assessing the

possible hazards and planning the procedures to be followed in case of

emergency will reduce the intensity of impact.

Proper bench design in mine and observing all kind of safety measures,

usage of proper PPE on site, attentiveness of the work force on site,

following pre-defined traffic rules by all the people on site are some of the

measures to be followed to reduce accidents on site. Proper care in

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storage and handling of hazardous materials, fuels is also necessary.

Proper communication is key factor in minimizing the accidents on site.

Safety of all working personnel will be the utmost priority of the lessee.

Lessee will provide all the site personnel with necessary PPE like, hard

hats, safety goggles, earplugs, dust masks etc.

To meet any kind of emergency, readiness to s -~~· d to the <Cz::::.:.:~, 4~

nearest hospital is necessary. All mining person ~~iH·"ee :'matsie\.a are of

the emergency phone numbers of the near ~~~~;~~i2 1,;(~~~'1ging personnel will take the responsibility of taking ~~:./Pj\ured immediately to

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the hospital in case of any accident. A few oft ·t;~ :·personnel should be ·~ ~ -. .

provided first aid training besides the presence

aid kit.

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Municipal headquarters of Thottambedu is at a distance of 2.00 km from

the lease area, which have all kind of healthcare facilities starting from

primary health care to corporate hospitals. In case of emergency AP state

government's 108 emergency medical vans are available for service.

Apart from this, a pickup with driver will always be available on site to

meet with emergency.

In event of any emergency the Contact person is:

SRI. V.ANAND REDDY, S/0. VENKATA REDDY, GANDHI STREET, SRIKALAHASTI, CHITTOOR DISTRICT, ANDHARA PRADESH STATE.

CONTACT N0.9848139889

8. Care and Maintenance during temporary discontinuance:

An emergency plan to deal with the situation of temporary discontinuance

or incomplete programme due to court order I due to statutory requirements or

any other unforeseen circumstance will be drawn by the techn ica l and

managerial person to suit the specific situation of this mine. This would be

reviewed and modified to suit changing conditions and needs. This wou ld take

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Items Details Proposed

Dump Area afforested (Hect.) 0.0225 Management No. of Saplings Plan ted

Cumulative number of Plants

Management of worked out benches

Reclamation and Rehabilitation by back filling

Cost including watch and care during the year

Area available for rehabilitation(specify) No. of saplings Plan ted in the year Cumulative number of Plants Any other method of rehabilitation(Specify) Cost including watch and care during the year Void available for back filling( LXBXD) pit wise/ slope wise Void filled by waste I

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tailings Nil

Rehabilitation of waste land within lease

Afforestation on the back filled area Rehabilitation by making water reservoir Any other means (Specify)

Area available (hectares) Area rehabilitated Method of Rehabilitation

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No mineral is being worked from the benches.

No proposals made as the worked out pit will be utilized as water harvesting pit.

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Financial assurance can be submitted in any encashable from preferable a

bank guarantee from a Scheduled Bank at the rates equivalent to rates

prescribed in Rule 23 (F) (2) of Mineral Conservation Development Rules,

1988 for next 5 years period expiring at the end of validity of the document.

The proposed mining operations are by Manua~ method~~~~~ by

shallow drilling and blasting means and hence the~~~JJ~~)~~~~~ &

rehabilitation is calculated as per the provisions of f ie 27. _McD,R\.·Th,~~~~::~ Rs. 2,00,000/- per hectare or part thereof. j; r _ .. _~t:J )~J

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Rs.S,OO,OOO/- will have be submitted to the Assistant 'f5t~~~~o~,.- Depart~~nt ' 'ltfi ~ .. .-~"

of Mines & Geology, Chittoor at the time of implement the ... ~Rule··· -2·7 MCDR,

2017.

1 0 .0 FINANCIAL ASSURANCE PROFORMA

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Area put Additional Area considered Net area

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S.No. Head the start of during the

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1 Area under Mining 0.2910 0.000 0.2910 0.2910 .·~c ~tJJt . ·.: - ~6).. " 2 Storage for Top Soil 6//. · ·~~~ ~ ,, 3 OVerburden I Dump .):> 1- ' ;i t':V' m

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6 Roads (WIIhin lho pits) 0.0250 0.0150 0.0400 0.0400 0.0400

7 Railways

8 Green Belt 0.000 0.0225 0.0225 - 0.0225

9 Tailing Pond - - -10 BenefiCiation Plant - - - - -

11 Mineral Separation Plant

12 Township Atea --

Retaining Wall - - - - -

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lhe pit (inCluded -- - - - -quanyarea)

GRANO TOTAL 0.3160 0.01 50 0.3310 0.3310 0.3310

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11.Certificate:

Plan for Road Metal and Building stone over an extent of 0.404Ha Hectares in

Sy. No. 211 of Thagellapalem Village, Thottambedu Mandai, Chittoor District,

Andhra Pradesh.

All statutory organizat ions, courts etc. have been taken into consideration

and wherever any specific permission is required the Lessee will approach the

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All the measures proposed in this Mining Plan wil l be ·rm:il-€mented hp'tim.e

~~~-. ',fl~' bound manner as proposed.

11.1 Plan, Section etc, ~ \/ jffl} ~ ~'(' j

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Date : 08-09-2017

Place : Kalahasthi.

SIGNATURE OF LESSEE ~~~~

SIGNATURE OF RQP G. ES\1·/AR REDDY, r.I.Sc.,B.L. Ph.D

Recogn1sed Geolog1st IBM/RQP/HYD/302/2013/A

RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014

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FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS

Extent: 0.404Ha, Thangellapalem (v)

Thottambedu(m), Chittoor (d)

PHTOGRAPH SHOWING THE QUARRY LEASE AREA & SHEET ROCK FORMATION

PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING THE BOUNDARY PillAR

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.. Proc .No. ~43:ol/Q/:ol007.

Sub;· Minea and Qua.rriea- Que.rT)· l.eu.,ac for Road Me1.aJ & Building Stot"\e o vt:r an e.xteot of 0 .'10'1 heel. in Survey No 211 oi1'han~e\lapalem vtll .. ftc 1'hoth.ambedu Manda!, Chittoor district for a po:riod of I 0 veano - Applicatlor\ uf Sli. V Anand Rcddy-<lrantcd-on:lcno Issued.

Rcf:· l. Q.l-. Application Dated Nil of Sri V .Anand Reddy ro::oeived L>({j~~·,-ect<>r or Minee & Oeology, C h ittooron 15-03-2007 (\'1:,..--· ~

2 . F.No. l'l32/ Q/2007, Dt: 23-0 1•2008 of Aaet. Director .,M' ce &·~ 0..(' <;h.Jttoor. £'" "''"~ .. ~""

~ .1'he Ta.h&aildar, Thothambeclu l-etter No.C / 132/2 dated: 9-0 l-~(?<l ~ ~ -~~ ~

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O.!WI!iRS: ;o 6 . e 'l'htough the refen:nce In cited Sri V. ~~cdey '""" filed

apptica.tion for grant o( quft.l"rY leaee for Roed MetaJ & Sui c§to n.e ovet· an extent .,f 1.000 h=t ;,, Su'""'-"Y No 211 of 'l'hDngellapalcni viii" 0 ::fWll:ta roboo1u Mand&J C hittoo1· Dlstdct fo1· a period of I 0 ycare .. The said applica ·~·~ • W. · l'eooivecl by the Asat. Directo•· or Min"" & Ceology, C hittoo•· on t S -03-:1007 ''~D .

..... ~ .. ' ....--::. Through the;: l"eh;:r·ence :,lod c 1led Lt'e ht: A:cl~t. r iJn:ct.UJ' ol' MTtft:.tlt"' l$6 Oeology.

Chittoor ha• reported thal t l u: appl\ed w .-:« hAa- been \napecled b,y Lh~ ~r~.chniCHI Atnugt&ul of hitt o ffice:. The: tt,pplied e..a-eu cru1 be:: appc"'achc:U fro1n Sri kaJu.hast.hi on !;d l<alahaeth i ·Taria upto the Telugu Cu.uga c:.ana.l and taking lelL clivea-aiou fr ont the•·e ftnd by moving 810118 the: c.;an.a.t loa diAt.anc..""C of at)(')Ul t krn t u,.:;t te.,kiug. icfL diversion fro1n there to Lhc avpHc:d area by metal t\.)bcJ.

"'i'he a p pUcd urea ia looated towarcla eatstena aide of the Qua.ny l...ea.ac area held by Sri. V .Anand Reddy over en t":XlC:nt of 2 .000 hectf.'>~rhe~ {,.. -.n o ld working, fac.-,c wilhin Lht: a.pplh:\J lu't« wiU.t an apJ-Jt'O)(h'Juate me&.MurtE.n-l.t.:tH or klA>llt 4 0 X <0 X 6 mtu lenRth. width o.ud depth n::~pectivel)'· Ou enquiry with local I>!Oplc h. is noted that certain l~at vad der& labours are worked long ha•:k Cor building HLone to..- tht:ir livel ihood. Al P:a"e~cut. no s~klf a.nd llO wor-kiuw:a w ·c noUc i:d .

Ueotogic:ally the applied area I~ a paJ·t or P"ninsular gneisoic: complex of At'C'hean ase group of rock$. Minera.logicuJly the rock is oon1pc:>eecl with tetajority o r l"els>c miner&Je euc h aAJ l"eldspano hnd Quartz and with enu ll q1.1nntlty or maf>O •niru:rale. l.ike alotite etc. , The roc.k avualu.bio in the ~ppbed arc.a ia leucocrat.io in colo ur. Mediu m to Coe.rae grained inoquivanular texturo.J f'MUCn'\, uneven fracture a u d wilh uumctou.-. c racks and jolnL». Prt:•~ncc or CrucktJ G6 Joint~ with in.equtgranular te..Xture and uneven fm.cture 1-nake.s the: rock au1Lable for Ro~iid Metal & Buitdin,g Stone a _nd rne.y not be auit.able for Ora uit.c Cuui.ng, & Pol•ehing Pltrpose.

Tht.: appUcd aJ'CA h as been st..trveyed and deouu-cated by the surveyu•· office or the A119t. Oin":'(..~Or o( Min~ -..nd o~~II';JRY, HnnAg&nip&JH (depul.l.\tic•nf it' preaet,-ce or tho upplico.nl Aflet· the ttnrvcy O•e oreo hua come& to 1.000 heclt~ for whic h the applieunl has (Oven luu oor, seul o n the nota.ri:tcd tillidavit . 'The.: auJVCyor ha& fu1"'ther reported Ll1~t the au""""ye<1 ~t i"'''!Q tlid nol •'!Ot1\.Ain Any publit.! itnport81nnn tH,tnh bB bui lding .. , '1\:u• ph.:~. RotuJ, RoJiw&y Hnc:K etc.

Through the reference 3 "' cited the Tahasildar, Thotharnbed.u Mandai , vide Lr. No C/ 1 ~2/2007 d"ted: 9-<>1-2008 h&& a~ntcd th.at the land in S.No 21 l i• ulu~n•illt::d &.¥ • Thak.a a. aaad U'e to~:tl c::Jhcllt o( S . No . 21 I i" 9 .Ci:i 11CI't::8 &J)d itunu:<.l No Objection Certificate h1 (avvw· ol OJ)I.JOh(;f.ltU i .c.Sr i .V.Ala.culd Rccl<.l,y.

~inaHy lhe Aaat~ OU"CC:ii, tJ l M•nc $& GeoJogy. Chi tto")J hoa reoornmendecl for grant of Quany lease application of SJ'I. V.Anaod l~eddy ror Road Metal& Building Stone oveJ' "" extent o f 0."101 hect in Survey N o:2l I o f Th•~ngellap&le•n Village ' t'ltotltamhcclu Mu.ndal C hi ttoor <.li .. tt;ul 1'01 to period of 10 years.

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Director o( Mlnea & Geology. Chittoor a Quarry lease is hereby granted in favou1· of S ri.V •. ADaDd Redd y f or Road. uuttal e. BuD<tln r; St:one over an extent of0.404 beets in S.No 211 of Thangellapalem village Thottwnbedu Malldal, Chittoor Disllict for a period of 10 years, from the date of execution of t h e l•~ee ueocl under Rule 13(1) of APMMC Rules 1966, subject to the 10atiafuction of other termB and · oonc!Jtion of APMMC Rules, 1966, subsequent Govt. Orders and e.xcculive imstructions issuocl in the matter from time to time, Subje<.-t to the conc!Jt ions Bp<".cified in the appendix enclqaed to these orders and also 11ubject to the following conditions.

I .Thc Grantee should cxecut" the lease deed in l"orm 'G "before the Asst Director of M ines & Geology, Chitloor within 90 4$)11J from the date of issue of these orders.

2.1'he Grantee should pay the following amounts before execution of the Quarry lease deed.

("'I Dead Rent : - .R.. 2 5,000/ - per hector per annum. (bl Lslnd As11Jenment :- At t:he rate fixed by the R e venue ~tl}..~tl~ (c) S ecurity Deposit : - A • per rule• exatinft from tlme)"~~~~r-~0/t>

3.The Grantee should pa,y the .Seigniorage Fee to t h e Departjlfjlf~~~j /or ~in?>··"·.N ~ gy, in advance before desp .. tehihg the rnat.eriru from the Qua ·, e.ca!ie 'Rs O..ngc~ ~

Building Stone/Rough Stone/ Bould.ws/Road M f ~/it· BQitq_'S"t:,~~ ~ Rs.45/- I Rs. 30/ -(Rupe-.es Forty five/Thirty ~- \i.\~f,. c~;, 'fft.~ :

The Seignio r a ge 1-'ee o r l)ead Hent which ever is ~i t\11 -~·<IJ"S.££eo c;, on the M in or Minerals Diapatohed or con sumed from the d .... :.:..~1~1d <:ve..y year. ;

·y to,. <.:.. 4.1'he Gt-antee should submit n Notarized affidavit bdore U1e lis _ Director ol Mines & Oeo Jogy. Chittoor at the titne ol' execution . li1cJlcauns the b{~19:'()f A,K~ets r<"fr. the purpose of attachment "" per Section-25 ~of Mines and MJ'i'foo""'J.A....).i!cgula tion &

Development )Aot, 1957

5.-rhe Gr.·a.nt~· shou!d pay dead cent and laud-Assessntt::rJ.t in Adv:.:lttc~ in l't:H br:forc "1o< MARCH" of """'Y year for thP. Succeedin g yea.r , failing which the lease will be terminated.

6. " Tbe Onn.tee J:. lla.ble to .P"'Y the lnaome-Tax on Royalty/Seig. Fee a ll per ...me ndment oC section 206-C of Income•TilX Act.. 1961"

7. No mq>l OII.ive• alulll be u...,<l o r atorccl unW unleaa of c <>tt.lng lice nse IJ::om. the Ucenalnc authority unde r the lncli...n (ljtplosive• Act-1884

8. The w•u•te .dumpinrt from f:he rock llhould b e dumped with ln t:he 1e a11 e d area

NOTE;:- The Grant i" l-iable fm· cancellation should it be: found that it was Grossly inequitable or wa& made u11der Mistake of !"act or· owmg to Mis '"presentation

ar Frttud or iJ•J cxcet:Jts of auUh.u·it;y. J .

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To b'ri.V.Anand Reddy, s /o Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Slr.oe l,Sril<>dtd ro<.,Uri, C hittoor Di!\tl iGl

Dy. Direc tor or-Ml.Jie• ;:_G eolo'gy KacS...p"' Re&torl,Kadapa

Copy togeth~· w ith entir-e record of enquiry i" sent to the. Asst. Director of Minet:' & O¢ology, ChittooT with f.\ request to take rurther action.

Copy Submitt<>d lo the Directm· ol Mllres & Geology. Hyderabad fo•· favou•· of lnformatiot •

Copy eubntitted to Lhe Zonal Joint D i.-.:ctor of Miueu & Geology, Kadapa for favor of in formation

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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH PROCEEDli'iGS OF THE ASST. DffiECTOR OF MINES & GEOLOGY; C.'HTITOOR (Pr\..-scut: - Vt·. I<.Pw ·uacJiaudra Rav, M.S.!.,(l'cch) Ph.D., Asst. Vil·octot·)

-:oOo:-Pr·oceedlngs No.1432/Q/2007

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In vie.w of the. Above, P<'flllli:'SlOU is hE'reby ~C<'<)roed to Sri. v. ,\JHmd lieddy tu work lhr R uud 11-t.,tal & Building Stunt! """r an ~>dent or 0.404 Hc::darc in S.No.211 of11Wlgellapalem (Vg), Thonrunbe<:ltr (M), Chirtoor Dimiot for 11 p.:ri.,..-1 of HI (Ten) year.< with c!Tcct rrom 23-02-ZOOR tu 22-02-201 R, suhjo:cttu th" satisi'acticm u l' :..II Nber terms and conditions laid down in Al'.M.M.C.Rul~. 19M and subs~qu~nt Gnvc:;nlmc:nl onlt::r and C:)';(;(;Ulive inslrucliuns issue d rn)m limo iu time;,,

The Le..!'See ~hould C~l:>serve all1he <'<)Verumts of lease deed in fom< ·c_;• and tem1s and ('.Ouditions given in the appendix en<1IC1sed to this deoe.d.

The L.e-sse('o should mnintain ~II thco re<-.or<ls and il<'-<'Olmls and S\lbmi\ monthly I quRr1erly I amwal rel\lms to the Director C~f Mines and O~.ology, llyd<orl'b!ll:i. ncpuiy niredur ul Mine>.~ & Geology, Ka<.Uspa and As.'l. niredur uf Min.:s & (it:uiogy, Cl:J.ittoQr ~s pre.sC'.ribed iu Al'.M.M.C.Rul~-5, 19M, so 11s \Q reMh the re.!Sp~(:live :tuthorities nol iater than 7th day or~ucceeding month lo wh ich they rei all<.,.

To, S•·i. V.An>mcJ Reddy, Si Q. V;:.nk<HII R<e·:ldy, Ciandhi Streei., Srikalaha.~ti. C.!hinC~<:>r District

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CERTIFICATE OF REGISTD·A"1'lr,

AS QUAUFIED PERSON TO PREP

{Under Rule 14(2) of Granite Conservation and

...... Sri 6. I:.'SWAH IU::o()) : S!u G Pakkiri Reddy. 1?/o No: 13-2-155-1.

Pm·al/allilayam. Near R T.C. 811,, Sttmd. Antmtlwpurtlm. whose photograph and

sig11ature is af!'u:ed herein abOI'f'. ltm•mg given e••idence of his qualijicalion and

experience is hereby grmued rene\l'al of recognition under mle 14(.2) of

Granite Conservation & Development Rules 1999 as Qualified Person to

pn!pllrt! Mining Plan.

Registration Number is : [ RQP/ DMG/ AP/07/201_4 _ _,

This Recognition is valid /rw a period ol I 0 years with effect .from

22.12.2014

This certificme will liablr to be U'ithdrawn/cancelll:t! in t/11: t!l'ellt of

(iwnLrhing the "rong information lducumellls il1 the Mining Plan submiued b;

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Place: Hyderabad D01e:).'J,.. .12. 2014

Direct r of , ~logy Director of Mines and Gcolon~

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/ INDEX

Thengellapolem SRI V .ANANDA REDDY QUARRY

Signature of Lessee

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Recoon1sed Geolog1st IBMIRQP/HYD/302/201 3/A

RQP/DMGIAP/07/2014

THIS 1$ TO CERTIFY THA 'r THE ~NFORMATION IN THIS PI.ATE

IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE SEST OF KNOWlEDGE BASEO

UP ON LEASE MAP Allt>iEtmCATED BY STATE GOVERNM&It,

Location-Key Plan. Plate No:-1 MINING PLAN FOR ROAD METAL & BUILDING STONE

S.No 211 , Extent 0.404 Hectare, Village Thenaellapalem, Mandai ThoHambedu, District Chitloor (Dist), AndhraPradesh State . Scale 1:50000

Toposheot No 57 0110 E79' 44' 44,4', N13' 44' 47 h'N

Lessee SRI V.ANANDA REDDY

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Geo Coordinates of lease area Datum WGS-84

POINTS LATITUDE LONGITUDE

A N13• 44' 47.0" E79• 44' 44.4"

B N13° 44' 46.9" E79• 44' 46.9"

c N13• 44' 43.2" E79° 44' 43.9"

PLATE- Ill


SRI V.ANANDA REDDY IN S.F.No .. 211 , Ext.0.404,Thengellapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M),Chittoor (District), Andhra Pradesh.

TOPOGRAPHICAL CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN

Lessee:- SRI V.ANANDA REDDY, S/o Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasti Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Contour Interval : 1 SCALE:- 1:1000

v ' f\ry-.._._f4~ Signature of Lessee

Signature of R.Q.P G. ESWAR RE')OY, M.Sc .• B.I.. Ph.D

R"cogntsed Geolcg,:;t IBMIROPIHYD/302/'20131 b,

RQF'iD!viG!AP/07i:.OH

THIS IS TO CERnFY THAT THE INFORMAnON IN THIS PLATE

IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF KNOWLEDGE BASED

UP ON LEASE MAP AUTHENTICATED BY STATE GOVERNMENT.

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• • • ' a ROAD METAL & BUilDING STONE . . . BUFFER ZONE

PROVED ZONE

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SRI V.ANANDA REDDY IN S.F.No.211, Ext.0.404,Thengellapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M),Chlttoor (District), Andhra Pradesh .

GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS

Lessee:- SRI V.ANANDA REDDY, Sfo Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasli Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Signature of Lessee

SCALE:- 1:1000

::h ~~ Signature of R.Q.P

G. ESWAR REDDY, I.I.Sc .. B.L Ph.D Recogntsed Geologtst

I BM/RQP/HYD/302/201 3/A RQP/DMG/AP/0712014

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FOR ONE YEAR

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A N13• 44' 47.0" E79• 44' 44.4"

B N13• 44' 46.9'' E79• 44' 46.9"

c N13" 44' 43.2" E79• 44' 43.9"

PLATE- V

INDEX

WORKINGS YEAR WISE P<ANTATION

I-YEAR


SRI V.ANANDA REDDY IN S.F.No.211, Ext.0.404,Thengellapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M ,Chittoor (District). Andhra Pradesh.

YEAR WISE WORKING PLAN & SECTIONS FOR ONE YEAR

Lessee:· SRI V.ANANDA REDDY, Sfo Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasli Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Contour Interval : 1 SCALE:· 1:1000

Signature of lessee

Signature of R.Q.P G. ESWAR REDDY, 1.1 se .. s.L. Ph.D

Recogn1sed Geolog1st ISM/RQP/HYD/302/2013/A

RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014

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UP ON LEASE MAP AUTHENT1CAT1ED BY STATE GOVERNMENT.

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CONCEPTUAL PLAN AND SECTIONS

N125 COMMON BOUNDARY

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N50

N

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PIT -1

E50

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X' 60

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PLATE- VI

INDEX

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I-YEAR


SRI V.ANANDA REDDY IN S.F .No.211. Ext.0.404,Thengellapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M),Chittoor (Oistric1), Andhra Pradesh.

CONCEPTUAL PLAN AND SECTIONS

Lessee:- SRI V.ANANDA REDDY, S/o Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasti Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Conlour Interval : 1 SCALE:- 1:1000

Signature of Lessee

Signature of R.Q.P

G. ESWA!! RFDCY. M.Sc.,B.L Ph.D Recogmsed Geolog1st

IBM/ROP/HYD/302/2013/A RQPtDMG/AP/07/2014

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SR .ANANDA REDDY IN S.F .No.211, Ext.0.404,Thengellapalem(V),

Thottambedu(M),Chitloor (District), Andhra Pradesh.

ENVIRONMENT PLAN

Lessee:- SRI V.ANANDA REDDY, Sfo Venkata Reddy, Gandhi Street, Srikalahasti Town & Mandai, Chittoor District.

Contour Interval : 1 SCALE:- 1:5000

Signature of Lessee

~ ~____f'2_. Signature of R.Q.P

G. fSWAR REDDY, M.Sc.,B.L Ph.D

Recogn1sed Geolog1st IBMIRQP/HYOI302120l3/A

RQPIDMG/AP/07/2014

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION IN THIS PLATE



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