From

Th iru. C. Ravichandran, M.Sc.,Ass ista nt Director,Geology and Mining,Collectorate,Viluppuram.

To

Th iru. K. Ma n ikka m,S/o. Kali,Nangathur Village,Vikravand i Taluk,Viluppuram District.

dt. i-'o7.20t7Rc. No.B/G&M/36312017Sir,

Sub: Mines & Quarries - Villupuram District - Vikravandi Taluk- Nangathur Village - Govt. land - S.F.No.173120 (Part-IV) - over an extent of 1.00.0 Hect. - Tender CumAuction conducted - Thiru.K.Manikkam, S/o.Kali,Nangathur Village - Highest bidder - Submission ofmining plan for approval - Approved - Regarding.

District Gezette notification No.08, dated 10.03.20t7.This office notice even No. dated 30.03.2017.

3. Thiru.K.Manikkam, S/o.Kali, NangathurVillage,Vikravandi Taluk letter dated 05.04.2017.

4. c.O.(lvls).No.79,Industries(MMC.1) Department,dated 06.04.2015.

5. This office notice even No. dated 20.04.2017.6. Mining Plan submitted by the applicant dt.28.04.2017.

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In the reference 6th cited, Thiru. K. Manikkam, S/o.Kali has submittedthree copies of Mining plan, prepared by Thiru. S. Lakshm ikanthan, Recognized

Qualified Person bearing Reg. No.RQP/M A5/262/2014/ A.

The Mining PIan submitted for the grant of quarrying lease for Rough

Stone in Govt. lands in S.F.No.173120 (Part-IV) over an extent of 1.00.0 hect.

in Nangathur Village, Vikravandi Taluk, Viluppuram District by

Thiru.K.lYanikkam, S/o.Kali has been scrutinized as per the guidelines issued by

the Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Chennai in letter

Rc. No.3B6B/LC /2012, dt.79.Lt.2072, based on the reports and records. The

mining plan is hereby approved subject to the following conditions:

(l) that the mlning plan is apprc'.,ed without prejudice to any otherLaw applicable to the quarry lease from time to time whether suchlaws are made by the Central Government, State Government orany othe r authority.

(ii) this approval oF mining plan does not in any way imply theapproval of the Government in terms of any other provisions of theIVlines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act 1957, orany other connected Iaws including Forest (Conservation) Act.1980, Forest Conservation Rules, 1981, Environment Protection

Ref: 1.

2.

( iij)

( lv)

Act, 1980, Indian Explosives.Act, 1884 (Central Act IV of 1884)and the Rules made there under and the iamil Nadu Minor MineraiConcession Rules, 19 59.

that the mining plan is approved without prejudice to any otherorders or directions from any court of competent jurisdiction.the following special conditions have to be imposed at the time ofgrant of quarry lease to the applicant:(a) A safety zone of 10 mts. should be left out for the

adjacent Government poramboke lands.(b) A safety zone of 7.5 mts. should be left out for the

adjoining patta lan ds.(c) Quarrying should be restricted within the lease limits onlyand barbed wlre fencing all along the boundary of ieasegranted aTea before the commencement of quarrying

operation.

(d) The lessee shall stricfly adhere all the stipulated statutoryand safety a spects.

(e) The waste likely be generated during quarrying operationshould be dumped within the area gianted Lnder lease.

i.t) e*a.:r :: sla i be done as per the condltions laid down rn::e ap:-c..,ed i,iinlrg plan and the approval is withoutprejic,;e tc a;ry other laivs applicable to the quarry leasefrom time to time; whether such laws are made ty-theCe ;rt;ai Guverrrrren., State Government or uny tthut.a _rts -,. .,es.

You are hereby directed to produce Environmental Clearance from theDistrict Lever Environmentar Impact Assessment Authority over the subject areaas per G.O.(N1s).No.79, Industries (tvtMC,1) Depaftment dated 06.04.2015.

Encl : Approved Mining plan in duplicate.

Copy submitted to the :

Geology and Mining,Vilu p pu ra m.

1. Principal Secretary to Government,Industries Department, Secretariat, Chennai.

2. Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Chennai.

3. District Collector, Viluppuram.

4. The Chairman, District Level EnvironmentalImpact Assessment Authority, Tamilnadu,Viluppuram.

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ROUGH STONE LEASE IN CTOVERI\IMENT LAND

(Prepared urder 41& 42 Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Coacession Rules, 1959

Aad amended Miaor Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 2O1Ol

PERIoD : (TENI 10 YEARS

LOCATIOTI OF TIIE APPLIED AR"EA

EXTENT : 1.OO.O Ha

S.F.No : L73l2O (PART-rvl

VTLLAGE : NANGATHUR

TALUK : VIKRAVANDI

DISTRICT : VILUPPURAM

S?ATE : TAMIL TADU

APPLICANT

THIRU. K.MANIKKAM,

S/O. Kali,NANGATHUR VILLAGE,

VIKRAVAIYDI TALUK,

VII,UPPURAM DISTRICT _ 605 2O2.

PREPARED BY

S.LAKSHItrIXAIYTHAII, M.Sc.,RQP/MAS/262 l20t4la

Moha:r Plaza, llnd F1oor, No.7,Junction Main Road, Salem-636005.

Phi 0427 - 4266162 / Cefi-9a42663162Email-lakshmikanthan. a@mai1.com

globellmining@gmail.com

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IIJIINING PLA

CONTENTS-5JUt

Description

Introduction

Executive Summar5z

General Information

Geolory and Mineral Reserves

Blasting

Mine Drainage

Other Permanent Structures

Employrnent Potentials & Welfare Measures

Environment Management Plan

Mine Closure Plan

Any Other Details Intend to furnish by the Applica-nt

,)

Precise Area Communication Letter

District Mines & Geologr, Viluppuram District

LIST OF PLATES

Description

Iocation Plan

Topo Sketch of Quarry Lease area for1OKm Radius.Satellite Imagery

Environmental Plan

Quarry Lease and Surface Plan Plan- 1: 1000

Topography, Geological Plan & SectionYear wise Development, Production Plan& Sections

Plan- 1: 100O

Sec Hor- 1: 1000;Ver- 1:500

Plan- 1: 1000Sec Hor- 1: 1000;

Ver- 1:50O

Conceptual Plan and Section

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-5 JUIES?7CONSENT LETTER FROM THEAPPLICANT

The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone quarry over an

hectares of Government land in S.F.No. 173/20 (PART-rq of nangaiii$1;lVif"gi;

Viktavandi Taluk, Viluppuram District, Tamilnadu State has been prepared

S.Lakshmikanthan, M.Sc., Reg.No. RQP/MAS/262 I 20 14 / A

I request the Assistant Director, Depa-rtment of Geologr and Mining,

Viluppuram District to make further correspondence regarding modilicalions of the

Mining Plan with the said Recognized Qualified Person on this following address.

S.LAKSHMIKANTIIAN, M.Sc.,

RQP/MAS/26212OL41A

Mohan Plaza, IInd F1oor, No.7,

Near Sona College,Junction main road, Salem-636302.

P}:.- 0427 4266162/Cell- 9a42663162

Email : lakshmikanthan.as @ gmail.com

globellmining @ gmail.com

I hereby undertake that all modifications so made in the Mining Plan by the

Recognized Qualified Person may be deemed to have been made with my knowledge

and Consent a.rrd shall be acceptable to me and building on me in all respects.

.4,M,^*Sigrr"ature of the Applicant

(K.Mantkkam)

Place : Viluppuram

Date :

4

)

Thiru. K.Manikkam,

S/O. Kali,

Nangathur village,

Vikravandi Taluk,

Viluppuram District - 605 2O2

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DECLARATION

The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone quarry over an extent of 1.OO.O

hectares of Government land in S.F.No. 173/20 (PART-IVI of Nangathur Village,

Vlkravandl Taluk, Viluppuram District, arrd Tamil Nadu State has been prepared

with my consultation and I have understood the contents and agree to implement

the same in accordance with the Mining Laws.

NA'4W..*Signature of the Applicant

(K.Manikkamf

Place : Viluppurarn

Date :

5

S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.Sc.,

RQP/MAS/262 /2Ot4/AMohan Plaza, II nd Floor, No.7,

Near Sona College, Junction main road,

Salem-6363O2.

CERTIFICATE

This is to certifr that, the provisions of Minor Minerals Conservation and

Development Rules, 2O1O (MMCDR) have been observed in the Mining Plan for the

grant of Rough Stone quarry lease over an extent of 1.OO.O hectares of

Governmeflt land in S.F.No. 173l2O (PART-IVI of Nangathur Village, Vlkravandl

Taluk, Viluppuram District, Tamilnadu State applied by Thiru. K.Manikkam

Wherever specific permission / exemptions / relaxations or approvals are

required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities of State and

Central Government for gralting such permissions etc.

Certified

Signature of Recognized Qualilied Person.

S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.Sc.,RQP/MAS/262 /201,4 /A

Place : Salem

Date :

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S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.SC.,

RQP/MAS/262/2or4/A

Mohan Plaza, Iind Floor, No.7,

Near Sona College,Junction main road,

Salem-636302.

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CERTIFICATE

Certifred that, in preparation of Mining PIan for Rough Stone quarry over an

extent of 1.OO.O hectares of Government land in S.F.No. l73l2l (PART-[$ of

Nangathur Viltage, Vikravandl Taluk, Viluppuram District, Tamilnadu State

Thlru. K.Manikkam covers all the provisions of Mines Act, Rules, and

Regulations etc made there under and whenever specific permission are required,

the Applicant will approach the Director General of Mines Safety, Chennai. The

standards prescribed by DGMS in respect of Mines Health will be strictly

implemented.

Certifred

Signature of Recognized Qual led Person.

S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.SC.,

RQP/MAS/262 /2oL4 / A

Place: Salem

Date:

MINING PLAN FOR MINOR MINERALS/+I

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Rouc' sroN' ouARRy iiliill,:. ,,,,,,,, ,

Over an extent of 1.0O.Ohectares of Government land ini I ' .'-I-' .. .

S.F.No. 173/20 (PART-IV) of Nangathur Village, Vikravandi Ta1uk,

Viluppuram District, Tamil Nadu State

(Prepared under 41 & 42 Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959

And amended Minor Mineral Conseruation and Deuelopment Rules, 2O10)

1.O INTRODUCTION;

1. The present mining plan is prepared for Thlru.K.Manikkam S/o.Kali,

residing at Nangathur Village, Vikravandi Taluk, Viluppuram District-

605 202.

2. The application was processed by the District Collector, Viluppuram and

passed alr order vide R.C.No. B/G&M /363/2017 dated 20.04.2O17 has

directed the applicant to produce approved Mining Plal arld

Environmental Clearalce certilicate from the District Level

Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA) for the grant of

quarry lease to quarry Rough Stone over an extent 1.00.0 hectare of

Government land in S.F.No. 173/20 (PART-IV) of Nangathur Village,

Vikravandi Taluk, Viluppuram District of Tamil Nadu State for a period of

(Ten) 10 Years only.

3. Accordingly, Mining Plan is prepared under the provisions of rule 41 &

42 of Minor Mineral Conservation ald Development Ru1es, 2010 & as per

the amendments under Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules,

1959 by incorporating the conditions imposed in the precise area

communication letter ald by incorporating all the details proposed in the

letter No. SEIAA-TN/Minor Minerals / 2Ol2 dared 17.O4.2OL3 of District

Level Environmenta-l Impact Assessment Authority.

4. The applicant intends the Rough Stone to use for Basement stones and

also used for crushing units.

5. Geological Reserves is estimated at 7,l5,2Ooms of Rough Stone

formation. Mineable Reserves is estimated at 2,76,86Oms of Rough Stone

formation without maintained safety distance from the lease boundary of

the applied area because area is hilly elevated terrain and below ground

level should not be maintained safety distance because the lease applied

area is government Poramboke land arrd relevant mining laws in force.

6. Productlofl Schedule is proposed al average produ

of Rough Stone formation for the period of (Ten ) 1O Y

7. Environmental parameters,

i) The area does not attract the Porest Coflservation Act]

is no forest around 10Kms radius.

ii) There is no interstate boundary around 10Kms radius.

iii) There is no wild life animal sanctuary within 10Kms radius form the

project site area under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, L972.

Therefore the project seeks clearalce only from District Level

Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA), under 82

Category.

8. Environmenta"l measures to be adopted shall be,

i) Dust Control at source while drilling and blasting,

ii) Dust suppression at loading point and transport haul roads,

iii) Noise Control in blasting, control of fly rock missiles and vibration by

doing peak particle velocity with in standard as prescribed by the

DGMS and MOEF.

iv) Unnecessar5z lald degradation should be avoided or damaged land

should be reclaimed or rehabilitated.

v) Avoid uneven rat hole mining and follow scientific ald systematic

mining by safe bench system of open cast mining.

vi) Mining near mqjor fracture zones if aly should be avoided to control

ground water fluctuation in the adjacent agricultural lands.

vii) Emission test of vehicles should be in tack to maintain minimum

emission level of flue gases.

viii) Noise level should not exceed 80db and the vehicles should use

only permitted Air Horn while on road near residential areas.

ix) Safety zones as prescribed by the Department of Geolory and Mining

from adjacent infrastructures should be strictly at here to.

x) And any other conditions as stipulated by the concerned authorities

should be followed to protect the environment.

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2.O EXECUTTVE SUMMARY:

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Name of the Village Panchayat

Name of the Panchayat Union

The proposed total Minable

Reserves

2,76,860me of Rough stone

The proposed quantity ol reserves

(1eve1 of production) for (Ten)

10 years to be mined is

(Recoverable reserves)

2,76,860m3 of Rough stone

Tota-l extent of the area

Proposed Period of mining (Ten) 1O Years only.

Existing depth It is an fresh quarr5r of the leaseapplied area

Proposed Depth of mining 35m (Above ground surface level 15m& below ground surface level 20m).

Method of mining / leve1 of

mechalization

Opencast, Semi-mechanized Mining

with a bench height of 5m and bench

width of 5m is proposed.

Types of Machineries used in the

quarry

Machineries like Tractor mounted

compressor attached with Jack

hammers are proposed to deploy for

quarrying operation.

Cost of the Project

a. Fixed Assets Cost

b. Operational Cost

c. EMP Cost

Total (A+B+CI

Rs.20,10,000/-

Rs.41,00,000/-

Rs. 6,50,000/-

Rs.67,60,OOO/-

3.O GENERAL INFORMATION:

3.1 a. Name of the Applicalt Thiru.K.Manikkam

b. Address of the Applicant

with phone No and e-mail

id if any

S/o. Ka1i,

Nangathur village,

Vikravandi Taluk,

Viluppuram District - 605 2O2.

Cell No : 944262518L

Email : gowthamtractors @yahoo.co.in

Status of the Applicant Individual

3.2 Mineral Which the

applicant intends to mine

Rough Stone

b. Precise area

communication letter

No.

Letter received from District Collector,

Viluppuram letter vide R.C.No. B/G & M

363 / 2017 dated 2O.O4.2O17 .

c. Period of permission / lease

granted

The District Collector consider for grant

of lease period of (Ten) 10 Years only.

d. Name and Address of the

RQP preparing Mining Plan

S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.Sc.,Recognized QualiIied PersonMohan Plaza, IInd Floor, No.7,Junction main road,Near Sona College,Salem - 636 005.Ph - 0427- 4266t62,98426 63t62.Email: lakshmikanthan.as @gmail.com,globellmining @gmail. com

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The lease applied area is bounded by Four corners and the

clearly marked in Plate no - VI

79'24'50"8t2'07'37',N79"24'45',E12"07'34"N79"24',44'.E12'07',37',N79"24',44"8

4.O LOCATION:

f-:. '

b. Classifrcation of the Area(Ryotwari / poramboke /others)

Government land

c. Consentership / Occupancyof the Applied area (Surface

rights)

It is Registered Government lald theapplicant has obtained tender from theGovernment and there is no surface rights tothe Lease applied area Please refer Annexureno-I

d. Toposheet No. with

Latitude and Longitude

Topo Sheet No: 58-P/2

Latitude : l2'07'34"N to 12'O7'37"N

Longitude : 7 9'24' 44"8 to 79" 24' SO"D

Existence of Public Road /Railway line if any nearbythe area and approximatedistance

There is an existing road from the area leadsto Nangathur village road on southern side ofthe area.

The Nearest Railway line is Vikravandi toMailam line which is about 15Km onSoutheastern side of the area.

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RQP Registration. No. RQPIMAS/262/2Or4Valid Til. l3.ll -2024.

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PART - A

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1. The lease area is exhibits

terrain topography covered

rough stone formation. The massive

Charnockite formation is clearly visible

right from the surface and sloping

towards northeastern side of the area,

the altitude of the area is above 96m

(maxirnum) from MSL.

2. No major river is found nearby the lease

applied area.

3. Water table is found at a depth of 6Om

in summer and 55m in rainy seasons

below the surface general ground profile.

4. Temperature of the area is reported to be18oC to a maximum of 42oC duringsummer.

5. Rainfall of this area is about 800mm to900 mm during the both NE & SW

monsoons.

5.1

The area is underlain by the wide range of

metamorphic rocks of peninsular gneissic

complex. These rocks are extensively

weathered a:rd overlain by the recent va-lley

fills and alluvium at places. The geological

formations found in the district are

Archaean rocks like Gneisses, Gralites,

Charnockites basic granulites and calc-

gneisses. The younger formations are

Quartz veins and pegmatite.

The rock type noticed in the area for lease

is Charnockite which contains mostlyQuartz and Feldspar \Mith someferromagnesian minerals. The Chamockiteis part of peninsular Gneisses, a high grademetamorphic rock.

General Geolog, of the

Area

a. Estimation of Reserves The Geological and Recoverable reserves

are estimated by cross sectional method.

Totally Two sections have been drawn, One

sections drawn length wise as (X-Y) andalother One sections drawn width wise as

(A-B) to cover maximum area consideredfor lease.

The Plans and Sections have been

drawn with a scale of 1:1000 and 1:500

respectively.

Please refer Plate no. VII & VII-A

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The strike of the Charn

N45oE-S45oW with dipping

The general geological

area is given as under.

Gravel, Alluvium

PeninsularGneiss, and CalcGneiss

Details of Exploration

already carried out ifaary

The Rough Stone formation is clearly visible

from the outcrop ald it is hilly elevated

terrain.

- 5 i{Jt tflf7a. Geoloqical ReservesThe Geological reserves are estimated as 7,15,200m3 forby area cross sectional method.

Table No- I

b. Avallable Mineable Reserve

The available Mineable Reserves are calculated given below

Table No-2MINEABLE RESERVES

Section Be nchLength in

(m)widthin (m)

Depth in(m)

Volume(m')

MineableReserves in

(m')

XY-AB

I lAO 64 5 47680 47680

749 64 5 47680 47680

l 149 64 5 47680 47680

149 64 5 47680 47680

139 54 5 37530 37530

129 44 5 28380 28380

v 779 34 5 20230 20230GRAND TOTAL 276860

The available mineable reserve is computed as 2,76,86Om3 of Rough stone

formation at the rate of 100% recovery upto a depth of 35m (15m above groundlevel and 20m below ground level).

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GEOLOGICAL RESERVES

GRAND TOTAL

6.O MINING:

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is hilly elevated area so notbench metleod and below surface level ismaintained by proper bench method.However, as far as the quarrying of Rough Stone

is concerned, observalce of the provisions ofRegulationlo6 (2) (b) as above is seldom [possibledue to various inherent petro genetic factors

coupled with mining difficulties.Hence it is proposed to obtain relaxation to theprovisions of the above regulation from the

Director of mines safety for which necessar5z

provision is available with the regulation 106 (2)

(b) of MMR-1961, under Mine Act-1952.

Method of Mining6,L

The Rough Stone is proposed to qua-rry 5m bench

height and below surface is maintained by bench

method height and width 5m conventional opencast

semi-Mechaaized method.

The Rough Stone quarry specilically used only forBasement stones and crushing industries.

The quarry operation involves Manual jackhammer

drilting, slurry explosives blasting, andtransportation of Rough building stone to the needy

Residential & Industrial customers.

The removed mass is malually dressed into sma-ll

building stones for foundation purpose and thenloaded manually into tippers for transportation tothe needy customers.

Mode of Working6.2

Proposed bench

height & Width

It is a hilly elevated area so not proper bench height

and below surface level is maintained by proper

bench method.

Yearwise Development & Production Reserves

Rough stone mineable Production are estimated as 2,76,860m3 the

Recoverable Reserves are estimated 2r76r86Om" of Rough stone up to depth of

35m (15m above ground leve1 arrd 20m below ground level) for a period of (Ten) 1O

Years on1y.

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Table No -3YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION RESERVES

Yea r Section Be nch L(m) w(m) D(m)Volume

(mt)

RecoverableReserves in

tm',I XY-AB r49 37 5 27565 27 565

TOTAL 27565

XY-ABI t49 27 5 20115 20775

1,49 10 5 7 450 7450

TOTAL 27565

l XY-AB 149 5 27565 27565

TOTAL 27565

XY-ABI L49 L7 5 72665 1266s

t 749 20 5 14900 14900

TOTAI- 27565

XY-AB lI t49 37 5 27565 27565

TOTAL 27565

XY.ABt t49 7 5 5215 5215

749 30 5 22350 22350

TOTAL 27565

v XY-ABIV 749 34 5 25330 2s330

139 3 5 2085 2085

TOTAL 274L5

vl XY-AB 139 40 5 27800 27AOO

TOTAL 27800

IX XY.AB139 11 5 7645 7645

L29 31 5 19995 1999s

TOTAL 27640

X XY-AB729 13 5 8385 8385

vlt 119 34 5 20230 20230

TOTAL 28675

GRAND TOTAL 276860

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Details of

Overburden /Mineral Production

proposed for the frrst

5 years.

There is no overburden

quarrying operation. The excavated

be directly loaded into tipper to the

buyers for road project ald construction works for

Iilling artd leveling of low \ring areas.

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Machineries to be used

It is proposed to usequarrying rough stone

1) Tractor mounted

Excavator of O.9Om3 bucket capacity (withRock brealer attachment).

Tipper 3Nos5/ lOTs capacity.

There is no over burden or waste anticipated

during the entire Rough Stone quarrying

operation

Disposal of Overburden

Conceptual Mining Plan is prepared withar object of five years of systematicdevelopment of bench lay outs, selection ofultimate pit limit, depth of quarrying, ultimatepit slope, selection of sites for construction ofinfrastru ctures etc.

Ultimate pit size is designed based oncertain practical factors such as theeconomical depth of mining, safety zones,permissible areas etc.

Ultimate Pit dimension is given as under,

Ultimate Pit dimension (M)

Pit No LengtJl(Max) in

m

width(Max) in

m

Depth in(m)

I 149 64 35m (AboveGSL 15m &Below GSL

20rr\Afforestation has been proposed on all

along the boundary barrier by planting trees,

A11 the baseline information studies like Air

Quality monitoring, Noise and Vibration

monitoring, Water Analysis studies will be

carried out every year as per the MOEF

norms.

6.7 Brief Note on Conceptual

Mining Plan for the

entire lease period

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into pieces ofand blasting using jackshot hole biasting. Powderexplosives for breaking such hard rockshall be in the order of 6 to 7 Tonnes perK.g of explosives. Blasting parametersare as follows.

7,1

Diameter ofthe hole

1 to 1.5mD.Cord witll wateror 70 gms of gunpowder orGelatine.

Charge / Hole

7Oo from thehorizontal.

Inclination ofhole

O.45 MT x 2.6= 1.17 MT

Quantity ofrock brokenBlastingefficiency @9Oo/o

7.17 x 9OVo

1.05MT / hole

Charge perhole

140 gms of 25mmdia cartridge

Quantity ofrock brokenper day

Types of Explosives Small dia, 25mm slurry explosive are

proposed to be used for shattering and

heaving effect for removal and winning of

Rough stone. No deep hole drilling or

primary blasting is proposed.

The following steps shall be adopted tocontrol ground vibration due to blasting.

1. The minimum recommendeddelay time of 8ms was introduced tominimize ground vibration.

Measures proposed to minimizeground vibration due toblasting

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which are inherentlyaccurate delays (+/- 0.2delay) to minimizes the ground vibration.

3. Use of Ammonium nitrate fuel oil

mixture for shot holes may be avoided

because which cause for high fly of rocks

in view critical diameter problem. Only

high strength explosives like slurry will

be used in the form of cartridge.

1. The Applicant is advised to storethe explosives as per the IndianExplosives Act, 1958.

2. The explosives to be used inmines treing a small quantity, theDistrict collector may be approached tokeep the stocks not exceeding Skgs attime or any other quantity permitted bythe concerned authorities in a portablemagazine of S & B types.

3. The Applicant is advised to engagean authorized explosive agency to carryout blasting.

4. The blasting time at a day isproposed to be 72 PM to 2 PM.

5. First Aid Box will be keeping

announcement will be carried out beforethe blasting operation.

7.4 Storage of Explosives and safetymeasures to be taken whileblasting.

9.O OTHER PERMANENT STRUCTURES:9.7 Habitations / Village There are no habitations within a

radius of 500m.

9.2 Power lines (HT/LT) There is no LT/HT power line within aradius of 50m.

9.3 Water bodies (River, Pond,Lake, Odai, Channel etc)

There are no major bodies like rivers,pond, etc., located within a radius of500m.

9.4 Archeological / HistoricalMonuments

There are no Archeoiogical / HistoricalMonuments within a radius of 500m.

9.5 Road (NH, SH, Village Road etc) The National Highway (NH-234)Thiruvannamalai - Viluppuram about13km on Southern side of the area.The State Highway (SH-4) Gingee -Viluppuram is about 2.0Km on easternside of the area.

9.6 Places of Worship There are no P1aces of Worship within aradius of 500m.

9.7 Reserved Forest / Forest /Social Forest / Wild LifeSanctuary etc.,

There are no Reserved Forest / Forest /Social Forest / Wild Life Sanctuar5r etcwithin a radius of 5O0m.

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Depth of Water table The ground warer table \fd-\S6$e4:"155m ground surface r"*tiMnearby wells of this area. Th; dffi,operation proposed upto a depth of

35m (Above ground surface level 15m &

below ground surface level 20m).

Hence the quarrying operation may not

affect the ground water.

Arralgement and Places where

the mine water is Iinallyproposed to be discharged

If the rain water is stored in the

quarrylng a-rea, it shall pump

periodically by a stand by diesel

powered Centrifugal pump.

1O.O EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL & 1IIELFARE MEASURES:

10.1 Employment Potential(Management &Supervisory personal)

1. Skilled Operator 2 No.

Mines manager /Mat 1No.

2. Semiskilled

Driver 2No

3. Unskilled Musdoor / LaboursFor quarrying andloading

8 Nos

Total = 13Nos

Allowing 10%o absenteeism, the no. of

men of roli will be around 12.

The above man power is adequate to meetout the production schedule a.rld themachinery strength envisaged in the miningplan and to comply the statutory provisionsof Mines Safety Regulations.

It is been ensured that, childlaboursunderl8 years of age will not beengaged for quarrying operation.

Necessar5r life insurance policies will betaken by the applicant to all the employeesup to the end of the lease period.

70.2 Welfare Measures

a. Drinking Water Packaged drinking water is available from tJle

nearby approved water vendors in Nangathurvillage which is about 1.0km on Northemside of the area.

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There are No inter Stateradius of 1okm. .5 JUI

Any Interstate Border,Protected areas under the WildLife (Protection) Act, 1972,Critically Polluted Areas asIdentifred by Central PollutionControl Board and Notified Ecosensitive areas

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Semi permanent latrines & urinzmaintained at convenient plabeslabours as per the provisions ofthe Mines Rules, 1960 separately forand females. Washing facilities shall also bearranged as per rule (36) of the Mines Rules,1960.

Sanitary facilities

First Aid Facility Being a small mine First Aid station as perprovisions under Rule (441 of the MinesRules 1960 will be provided with facilities asper the third schedule as prescribed.

Qualilied First Aid personnel should beappointed or nominated to attend emergencyfirst aid treatment.

Labour Health As per Mines Rule, Periodic medicalexamination has to be arranged foroccupational health once in a year inaddition to attending medical treatment ofoccupational injuries under the Rule 45 (A),

MMDR, 1960.

Precautionar5r safetymeasures to tlreLabourers

Safety provisions like helmet, goggles,

safety shoes, Dust mask, Ear muffs etc haveto be provided as per the circulars andamendments made for Mine labours underthe guidance of DGMS being a mechanizedoperation.

- 5 iutfrt7PART - B

1 1.O ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN:

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The existing lald use Pattern is

Table No-5

sl.No.

Land UsePresent

Area(Hect)

Area in useduring the

quarrying period(Hect)

1. Quarrying Pit Nil o.97 .O

2. Infl'astructure Nil 0.01.0

J. Roads Nil 0.01.0

4. Green Belt Nil Nil

Unutilized 1.00.0 0.01.0

Total = 1.OO.O 1.OO.O

Existing Land UsePattern

11.1

ater table in this area is noticed at a depth ofsurface level and presenflY, the

quarryrng of Rough Stone quarry is proposed upto a depth of 35m (Above Ground surface level

15m & Below Ground surface level 20m) arrd

hence, it will not affect the ground water depletion

of this area.

Water Regime

Except acacia bushes, no other valuable trees are

noticed in tJle lease applied area' Further, neitherflora of botanical interest nor fauna of zoological

interest is noticed in this area.

Flora and Fauna

Generally subtropical climatic condition prevails

throughout the year ald there is no sharpvariation in climate.

This District receives rain both in south west

and north east monsoon.

The average rainfall is about 800mm to900mm and the temperature ranges from 18oC

during winter and to a maximum of 420C duringthe summer.

71.4conditions

Human Settlement The nearest habitationsgiven as under

1 1.5

Name of theVillage

Approximatedistance &

Direction fromlease applied

area

1.0Km - SE

1 1.6 Air or dust expected to be generated from

drilling process, hauling roads, places of

excavation etc., will be suppressed by periodical

wetting of land by water spraying.

Wet drilLing arrd dust extractor arrangements will

be provided to drilling units so as to control raise

of dust from the site of drilling.

Operators, t-hose exposed directly to suchconditions will be provide such protectiveequipments like mask, ear plug, helmet, gloze elcas per the Mines Act.

Plan for Air, DustSuppression

Plan for NoiseControl

77.7 Quarrying of Rough Stone will be carried out by

drilling and blasting by using low power

explosives, and hence, noise will be very

minimum. However, periodica-l noise level

monitoring will be carried out to check the noise

leve1 in and around the quarry site. Nowhere tJle

noise level should exceed the permissible limit of

80db during the quarry working hours.

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EnvironmentalImpactAssessmentStatementDescribing Impacton mining on thenext live years

The mining plan proposed

production of Rough Stone wi

hole drilling artd heavy blasting.

mining activity is not likely to cause any

adversely on environment as far as pollution of

air, water ald noise is concerned, anyhow

environmental impact studies will be conducted

as per EIA notifrcation issued by MOEF. It is B2

11.8

There is no waste anticipated in this Rough Stonequarry operation.

Proposal for Waste

Marragement

1.10 In tJre proposed mining plan only a maximumdepth of 35m (15m above ground level and 20mbelow ground level) has been envisaged asworkable depth for safe & economic mining duringthe lease period. Hence, after quarry reachesultimate pit limit (for this lease period) of 35mdepth, fencing will be constructed around thequarried pits to prevent inherent entry of thepublic and cattle.

Proposal of

Reclamation of

Land affected

during mining

activities and at

the end of mining.

Trees like tamarind, casuarinas etc will be plantednearby village's school at a rate 20 trees perannum with an interval of 5m.

Program forAfforestation

Proposed Financial Estimate / Budget for (EMP) Environment Management

A.Fixed Asset Cost:

1. Land Cost (Tender)

2. First aid room andaccessories

3. Labour Shed

4. Sanitary Facility

Rs.17,10,00O/-

Rs. 1,OO,000/-

Rs. 1,00,000/-

Rs. 1,00,000/-

Rs.2O,1O,OOO/-

:

12.O MINE CLOSURE PLAN:

12.7 Steps proposed for phased

restoration, reclamation ofalready mined out area.

The mined out area will be fenced on top ofopen cast working with S1 fencing to arrestthe entry of cattle's and public in to thequarry site.

t2.2 Measures to be under taken

on mine closure as per Act

& Rules

Measures will be taken as per the Acts andRules. The quarried pit will be fenced byusing Barbed wire fencing to preventinherent entry of public ald cattle.

12.3 Mitigation measures to be

undertaken for safety andrestoration/ reclamation ofthe already mined out area

Mitigation measures: Dritling will be carriedout by wet drilling mode to control the dustpropagation into the air.

Blasting will be carried out on limited scale.Mist Water spraying on haul road isproposed to prevent the dust propagationinto the air.

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Rs. 40,OO,O00/-

Rs. 1,00,0OO/-

Rs. 41,OO,OOO/-

- 5 .iul alB.Ooerational Cost:

1. Machineries

2. Fencing cost

2s,ooo /-2s,ooo /-2s,ooo /-25,OOO /-

4,OO,OOO /-25,OOO /-

1,00,o00/-

2s,o0o /-6,50,OOO/-

C. EMP Cost:

1. Air quality test

2. Water quality test

3. Noise Monitoring

4. Ground vibration test

Expenditure

5. Drinking Water

6. Sanitary Arrangement

7. Water sprinkling

8. Cost towards charity

Total Project Cost

(A+B+C)Rs.67,6O,OOO/-

13.O

(i) Permission will be obtained from the District Mines Offr

Rough Stone from the Boundary barriers and for slopes.

(ii) Care arrd precautionary measures will be taken for the safety

as per Rules and Acts.

(iii)The Applicant will endeavor every attempt to quarry the Rough Stone

economically without any wastage and to improve the environment and

eco1ory.

(iv)The average proposed Production of Rough stone are estimated as

2,76 r86Qms of Rough store upto a depth of 35m(1!m above ground

surface level & 20m below ground surface level) for a period of (Ten) 10

Years only.

Preoared bvE+*-;S.LAKSHMIKANTHAN, M.Sc.,

RQP/MAS/262 /2014/APlace : Sa-1em

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Sub:- Mines & Minerals - Minor Mineral - Rough Stone -District. - Vikravandi Taluk -Nangatiur Village - Gr

porarrboke la:rd - S.F.No.173/20 lPart-I/) - over an1.00.0 Hect., - Tender Cum Auction conducted -Thiru.K.Manikkam, S/o.Ka1i, Nangathur Village - highestbidder - Precise area communicated - Direction to obtainEnvironment Clearance from DEIAA / SEIAA - reg.

Ref l- 1. -Distdct Gazettte astrEeation No.08, d!.1O.O-3-,2-0J7.

Rc.No.B/G&M/3$/2a77Dt.20.a+.2017

This office notice even No. dated 30.03.2017.

Thiru. K.ManiliJ<am, S / o. Kali, Nan gathur Village,Vil:r'avandi ?aluk ietter dt.a5.o4.2ol7 .

G.O.(Ms).No.79, Industries (MMC.1) Depadmeot,dated 06.04.2015.

*****

Tender applications for the Rough Stone quarries situated in

Government poramboke lands were called for vide the Viluppuram District

gaz?,etti notilication in the reference ls! cited. ?ender Cum Auction for the

subject quarries was conductea orflO.Os.zo rz.

In tJle Auction so coridircted, you have participated for the rough

stone quafry situated in s.F.No.173/20 (Part-iv), (Sl.No.7) over an extent. of

1.O0.0 hect. in Nangaiiur Village, Vikravandi ?aluk and quoted an auction

amouot of Rs.17,10,OOO/- which is higher tlian the upset price fixed by the

Govemment. You have been declared as the highest bidder.

. The Government vide lhe G.O. in the reference 4tl cited has amended

tlre Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rule 1959 by introducing ruleq

4L & 42 there by making mining plian and Environmental Clearanii from

.SEIAA.aS mandatory l:or grant of leases to minor minerals wen below 5

hects.

llence, tJre grart of Rough Stone quarr5r lease in your favour in

S.F.No.173/2O (Part IV), over arl extent of 1.00.0 hect. in Nangathtrr.V.illage,

Vikravandi Taluk for a period, of Ten years is hereby considered subject to

the production of following records as stipulated in ruIes 4l & 42 of T8rdil

Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rule 1959.

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