GOVERNMENTOFANDHRAPRADESH '

DEPARTMENT OF MINES & GEOLOGY From To P. Raja Babu, M.Sc (Tech), Sri B. Murali Krishna,

S/o B. Sreenivasulu, H.No.12-104-1, Bethamcherla (V & .M), Kurnool District.

Deputy Director of Mines & Geology (I/c), Kurnool Region, KURNOOL.

Sir, Letter No.116/MP-BGL/2017, dt:21-04-2017

Sub:- Mines & Quarries - Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure Plan) for Limestone Slabs (Black) over an extent of 0.607 Hectares in Sy.No:420/1 Part of Palkur (V), Banaganapalle (M), Kurnool District in favour of Srx B. Murali Krishna, prepared by Sri G. Eswar Reddy, M.Sc, B.L.- Mining Plan - Approved - Regarding.

Ref:- 1. ) G.O.Ms.No.56 oflnd. & Com (Mines-H) Dept., dt: 30.04.2016. 2) Prodgs No. 28594/P.RQP/2001 , dt: 13.05.2016 ofthe Director of Mines and

Geology, AP, Hyderabad. 3) This office Notice No:3150/Q2/2016, dt:17.12.2016 addressed to the

applicant/RQP. 4) Letter dated:09.01.2017 alongwith draft Mining Plan from the applicant

received in this office on 1 }:..01.2017. 5) Lr. No.116/MP-BGL/2017, dt:10.03.2017 to the R.Q.P: I Applicant of the

Deputy Director of Mines & Geology, Kurnool. 6) Letter dated: 15.03.2017 along with five sets of fa~r copies of Mining Plan

from the applicant received in tllis office on 16.03.2017.

* * * * In exercise of the powers conferred as per amended Rule 7 A (I), (II), (III) and (IV) ?f

APMMC Rules, 1966 read with Proceedings No: 28594/P.RQP/2001, dt: 13.05.2016 of the Director of Mines and Geology, GoAP, Hyderabad and G.O.Ms.No: 56, Ind & Comm (M.II) Dept., dated: '30.04.2016, I hereby approve the Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine

Closure Plan) for Limestone Slabs (Black) over an extent of 0.607 Hectares in Sy.No:420/1 Part of Palkur (V), Banaganapalle (M), Kurnool District in favour of Sri B. Murali Krishna.

This approval is subject to the following conditions.

1. This Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure Plan) is approved without prejudice to any other laws applicable to the mine area from time to time whether made by the Central Goverrun.ent, State Govenunent or any other authority.

2. It is clarified that this approval of the Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure 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 laJrs including the Forest Conservation Act, 1980 and APMMC Rules, 1966.

3. The approval auth~rity 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.

4. The Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure Plan) is approved subject to strictly adhering to the .relevant Regulations of MMR, 1961 and obtaining prior p~1nission tlym 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 ofMMR, 1961.

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6. The app:ro val of Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure Plan) shall be subjected. to vacation of prohibitory orders or notices or determination orders etc., if any issued by the competent authority.

7. 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 inconect or misrepresentation of facts, the approval shall be revoked with immediate effect.

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

Encl: (2 copies of A.M.P.)

Copy submitted to the Director of Mines and Geology, A.P along with A.M.P.

Copy submitted to the Zonal Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Kadapa for favour of kind information.

Copy to Sri G. Eswar Reddy, RQP/Geologist, D.No. l.3-2-155-1, Shirdi Nagar, Anantapuramu -- 515001 for information.

Copy to the Regional Controller of Mines, IBM, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad.

Copy submitted to the Director of Mines Safety, Hyderabad for favour of kind information. I

Copy to the Asst.' Director of Mines & Geology, Banaganapalle along with A.M.P.

Mines & Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957

(Under Rule 7 (A) of M.M.C.R., 1966 and as per the G.O. Ms. No. 56, Industries and Commerce (Mines- II) 30th April, 2016)

(OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANISED MINE CATEGORY-B) (OWNE.RSHIP: PAT]AJ.AND)

APPROVHU

For

SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA, S/ o.B.SREENIVASULU,

H.N0:12-104-1, BETHAMCHERLA (V & M),

KURNOOL DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH STATE. Contact No. 7095552250.

Prepared by

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

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

D.No.13-2-155-1 , Shirdi Nagar, ANANTAPURAMU 515001.

Mobile:09849132789.Phone No: 085554 222737. Email :eswarreddygeologist@gmail.com

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This mining plan for quarry: .. l~a-~e apr:JB~(J' area for Limestone Slabs (Black) over ··- ... .. ~--- ·-

an extent of 0.607 Hects. in Sy. No.420/1 Part of Palkur Village, Banaganapalle

Mandai, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State, prepared in consultation with me

and I understand its contents and agreed to implement the same in accordance

of APMMC Rule 28.

Place : Palkur.

Date :15-03-2017

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CERTIFICATE

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

Limestone Slabs (Black) over an extent of 0.607 Hects.in Sy. No. 420/1 Part of

Palkur Village, Banaganapalle Mandai, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State,

prepared by G.Eswar Reddy Consultant Geologist & RQP from M/s. Sai Geo

Services, Office at Anantapuramu. The applicant agrees to follow the same in

accordance to the provisions of law.

Date:lS-03-2017.

Place: Palkur.

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CERTIFICATE

The provisions of Granite Conservation and Development Rules 1999 & APMMC

Rule 7 (A) observed in preparation of Mining Plan for quarry lease applied area

for Limestone Slabs (Black) over an extent of 0.607 Hects.in Sy. No. 420/1 Part

of Palkur Village, Banaganapalle Mandai, Kumool District, Andhra Pradesh

State.

Wherever specific permissions are required the applicant will approach the

concerned authorities.

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

my knowledge.

Date:lS-03-2017.

Place: Anantapuramu.

Signature of the RQP

~ G. ESWAR REDDY, M.Sc., B.l. Ph.D.,

Recognised Ge1llogist IBM/RQP/HYD/302/2013/A

RQP/DMG/Apt0?/2014

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PART-A GENERAL DETAILS OF APPLIED AREA

GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION

MINING QUARRYING & RESERVES

MINE DRAINAGE MARKET ANALYSIS

WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN

USE OF MINERAL AND MINERAL REJECT

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LIST OF ANNEXURES Photographs of the Area .

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ANNEXURE- I ANNEXURE - II ANNEXURE - III

Copy of the Notice of DDMG,Kurnool. Copy of t he RQP Certificates.

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(Under Rule 7(A) of M.M.C.R., 1966 and as per the G.O. Ms. No. 56, Industries and Commerce (Mines - II) 30th April, 2016)

OTHERTHAN FULLY MECHANISED "B" CATEGORY MINE PATTALAND

APPLICANT

SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA, 5/o.B.SREENIVASULU,

H.NO: 12-104-1, Bethamcherla(v&m),

Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State.

Contact No. 7095552250.

Prepared by

G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc., B L.,Ph D., RQP /GEOLOGIST,

RQP /DMG/ AP /0 7/2 014, RQP /IBM/HYD/302/20 13/ A,

D.No.1 3-2-155-1, Pavana Nilayam,Shirdi Nagar,

ANANTAPURAMU 515001. A.P.STATE. Mobile: 098491 32789. Phone No: 08554 222737.

Email:eswarreddygeologist@gmail.com.

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Sri B.Murali Krishna has filed an application for grant of Q.L. for Limestone Slabs

(Black) over an extent of 0.607 Hects, in Sy.No.420/1Part of Palkur(V), Banaganapalle

(M), Kurnool District in the office of the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology,

Banaganapalli on 30-08-2016 in Meeseva and received in office on 31-08-2016.

The Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Banaganapalli submitted

proposals recommending for grant of quarry lease for Limestone Slabs (Black)

over an extent of 0.607 Hects, in Sy.No.420/1Part of Palkur(V), Banaganapalle (M),

Kurnool District, A.P.State.

After careful examination of the proposals of the Assistant Director of Mines

and Geology, Banaganapalli it is decided in principle to grant a Quarry Lease for

Limestone Slabs {Black) over an extent of 1.50 Acres or 0.607 Hects, in

Sy.No.420/1Part of Palkur(V), Banaganapalle (M), Kurnool District in favor of Sri

B.Murali Krishna for a period of 10 years subject to submission of Approved Mining

Plan along with consent for Establishment from A.P. Pollution Control Board &

Environment Clearance from Ministry of Environment & Forests as per

Environment Impact Assessment Notification through S.0.1533, dated: 14-09-

2006, within a period of 6 months from the date of issue of notice under Rule 12

(5) (C) of Andhra Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 vide Notice

No.3150/Q2/2016, dated:17-12-2016, of DDM&G, Kurnool.

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

Rule 12 (5) (C) of A.P.M.M.C. 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.

Hence the Applicant has entrusted the work to RQP Sri.G.Eswar Reddy for

preparation of mining plan in systematic manner under provisions of rules.

Accordingly, the mining plan is prepared and submitted under provisions of

GC~I1st-MJt~~~.n MAp~~Ws~~QH6 th~ith G.O.Ms. No.56, of Industries & Commerce , ( d. ;s - ~proved ·~ on Jtlons t1p11latioas indicated in the Minin¢

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Name and Address of the lessee

Status of the Applicant (Individual/ Private Company I Firm) Mineral (s) which are included in the Letter of Intent

Bethamcherla(v&m), Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State. Contact No.7095552250.

Individual

LIMESTONE SLABS (BLACK)

G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc. , B L.,Ph D., RQP /GEOLOGIST,

Name and Details of 2.4 employed for preparing

Plan

RQP/DMG/ AP/07 / 2014, person RQP/IBM/HYD/302/2013/ A, Mining D.No.13-2-155-1,

Shirdi Nagar, ANANTAPURAMU 515001. A.P.STATE. Mobile: 09849132789. Phone No: 08554 222737.

2.5 E-Mail & Website Email:eswarreddygeologist@gmail.com.

2.6 RQP Registration No. & Validity DEC-2024

II. Location and Accessibility

The Mine lease area falls in the Survey of India, Toposheet No. 57 I/3 (Scale 1: 50,000) and is bounded in below Latitudes and Longitudes. Datum : Garmin WGS 84.

GCP LATITUDE LONGITUDE

A 15o 24' 28.2"N 780 13' 26.3"E

B 150 24' 27.8"N 780 13' 27.5"E c 150 24' 32.5"N 780 13' 29.0"E p 15o 24' 32.8"N 780 13' 27.6"E Q 15o 24' 30.9"N 780 13' 27.1"E

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. ,,.,.:~~-i-p.:~ :~0~ The quarry lease applied ar~::t~r/a11s:(~ rv. y of India Toposheet No. 57 I/3

( D44A3) and situated to~'f!~{!:f~~"f\ • ~kur Village at a distance of 2.50

Kms. and can be app'~f.~.~p ·:~·e.~?\'~f~ _ on a motorable track from

Banaganapalli - Palkur roa~p to o·evan~a9.~ age after that by travelling o. 75

km before Devanagar Villa~~y.· ·ta:l~j~~~:J~~ ersion towards North direction of

Quarry road leads to the applied. ~·~~~:l\ i .. \.::

The details of the area are tabulated below:

District State Village Mandai Sy. No. Extent Ownership of

Occupancy

Kurnool, Palkur Banaganapalli 420/lPart

0.607 Patta Land

Andhra Pradesh Hects.

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2.7 Period of Mine lease granted = 10 years 2.8 Infrastructure and Communication

Availability of Water is available at the nearby Quarry site in Bore Well fitted with Submersible Pump. Power connections are

Water available up to QL applied area

Availability of Electricity is available in the village and also using Electricity Electricity

in the nearby agricultural lands. Tele communication facility is available at Palkur (V),

Communication which is at a distance of about 2.5 km all cell networks Network can function in the site area .

State Transport Bus Services ply from Banaganapalli to Road Network Palkur frequently; Private Transport is also available on this

road network.

The nearest Railway station is located at Bethamcherla Nearest Rail Head at a distance of 15 Km from the QL applied area on

South Central Railway line.

Port Facility Nearest Port facilities are at Chennai, Krishnapatnam, and Mangalore at about 320km. High school is present in the Palkur village, Junior

School College and Degree level Educational facilities exist at Banaganapalli which is 15.0 km.

Medical Facility Hospital facility (PHC) is available at Palkur which is 2.50 km from the Quarry site.

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.. " . ~ -~--:-~~:'·:· ·:;~~~ ·f /: ..>·::..._(~/; lease areas was ascertained ' •, ' I ,, : .:, ... · ·-,-~»"' f~~\' ··::• '

from the Office of the Asst. East Patta land of s?r::·EiHa_~d.fJ~lih(

Director of Mines & Geology, Banaganapalli,

West Patta land of Sri M.Maddileti Kurnool District.

Further good potential exists for the employment of unskilled labour in the

existing Quarries and allied Small-Scale Industries. The area experiences Tropical

Climatic Conditions, General Monsoons are SW & NE with an average annual rainfall of

624 mm. The local day temperature varies from 2S.oac (Minimum in winter) to 47.0°C

(Maximum in summer) in the Month. Total Population of this Palkur Village is around

8000 (Source: Census of India - 2011)

III. Details of Approved Mining Plan, if any

No Mining plan was prepared and approved earlier. It is newly applied

Quarry. The Present document is for assessment of the Quarry activity, Reserve

Estimation, Proposed Method of Quarrying, Environment Management Plan

including Reclamation and Rehabilitation measures to be adopted. The Lessee will

approach ADMG, Banaganapalli for necessary Permissions to Start Quarry

Operations.

PART- A

1. General Details of the applied area I Mining Lease:

1.1 Topography

Topographically the applied area is a plain patta land. It is barren land. There is a

maximum relief of 1 m from SW to NE of the applied area. There is no perennial

water course in and around the QL applied area. The surface rain water flows

through the slope of the area and then joins to the seasonal nata of Narella Vagu,

which is flowing in NW side of the QL applied area. There is no vegetation in the

QL applied area because it is not used for agriculture but scattered trees are

located along the boundary of the QL applied area, there are no public places or

important monuments located in and around the lease area. There are some

Quarry leases around the QL applied area.

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contours, the levels w15l~~~~·h" ,usin~)~t9@}~t,Btion of LEICA with 5 em accuracy

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2. Geology and Exploration:

2.0 Regional Geology

Stratigraphy of the area

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Geological succession of the area (after Saha and Ttripathy, GSI, 2012)

KURNOOL GROUP

Nandyal Shale Koilkunta

Limestone Paniam Group

OwkShale

Narji Limestone

Banganapalli quartzite

A SOOm thick succession of Quartzite, Sand stone, Clay & Limestone

unconformably overlies the Cuddapah sediments in Kurnool and Palnad Basin.

The Kurnool sub basin is in the West Central part of the Cuddapah Basin lies

between the Northern Srisailam sub Basin and Southern Papagni sub Basin .

Formation Lithology Thickness in mts

Nandyala Clay Clay 50-100

Koilakuntla Limestone Limestone 15-50

Panyam Quartzite Quartzite 10-35

Owk Clays Clay 10-15

Narji Limestone Limestone 100-200

Banaganapalli Quartzite Conglomerate Quartzite 10-50

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Cuddapah group with uncorr.tb}~i:rii,tyi:}f~, " .),is~t§:~'9()Park Red, Grey or Brown Sand

stone, which is course ~~\h~J{Ki~~?Jt,~)~~h an impersistant Zone of Conglomerate \; ,.. -.::·.~.>·· ·<!:~.;.:?,~,_ ·: .. / J.;.:~j ): . 'z1~~;-~·· · . .-· : --~::::::"-': >:~.:~~)'

The above sequence has ~0E:b.ee-'U;f~;v.Js:¢d·; expect that the Pinnacled and ~ li ·-, f"""t~-!: _ ... .\~'

- -. q_ ~ ·· ;t-1 ' C."'"'-:..-· Panyam Quartzites are clubbed togetner a'S.Panyam Quartzite.

The Narji Lime stones are well developed and have extensive distribution. It

starts as highly siliceous limestone with Pink Colour and thin lenticular lenses of

gritty, ferruginous sand stone at some places. The middle portion is a Bluish grey

high grade limestone, massive and thinly bedded.

The Owk Clay overlying the Narji Limestone, buff white and purple colored

Clay. Panyam Quartzite overlying the Owk Clay is overlain by ferruginous,

occasionally Conglomerate Panyam Quartzite. These Quartzites are forming

typical highly jointed inselberg type out crop with vast and extensive exposure of

low level with gentle dips.

The Koilakuntla Limestone is siliceous and flaggy with intercalated good

quality of lime stone.

Nandyal Clay is uppermost litho unit of Kurnool group, which is purple in

Colour with earthy Clay intercalations, salty cleavage and presence of puckers at

the contact of Nandyal Clay with other formation indicating the effect of mild

deformation.

C 2.1 Geology of the Lease area

'- Geologically the applied area occupied by Sedimentary rocks of Narji Limestone

C (Fiaggy) of Jammalamadugu Series of Kurnool group of Kadapa Basin. Major litho

unit exposed in the applied area is Limestone (Fiaggy). At the time of inspection

G lithological sequence observed in the nearby existing quarry leased area on

l quarry face are 0-2.00 Mts Soil Cover, 2.0 - 10.0 Mts Weathered Flaggy

Limestone and 10.0-20.0 Mts. , Flaggy Limestone useful for Napa Slabs. These

Flaggy Limestone beds are black in colour jointed with good cleavage at regular

intervals. These beds are gently dipping towards NE direction. Because of this

phenomenon it is easy to extract them into slabs of different sizes. These Napa 0

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applied area w1th thickness o(:Rl?9.JJ.t):i..;~f!!l ~{;)' 2.0m . . .. ... , ,,. ·. •-;;-, \\~ - ' . ..

b) i) Geological Plan: Mining_..l~~-~·rea was demarcated on the ground with

reference to revenue pillars. Later the topographical survey of the area was

carried out by theodalite. Based on topographical survey and geological features,

collected from the surface, the surface geological plan was prepared on 1: 1000

scales with 0.5m contour interval and enclosed as plate-3.

ii) Geological Section: By make use of the existing pits data and surface

features of adjacent quarries, the geological cross sections were prepared at 100

m interval across the strike direction as shown in Plate -3 & 4 for the QL applied

area.

c) Exploration proposed:

The subject QL applied area is surrounded by number of operating Quarries of

Naapa slabs or Limestone slabs. So that there is no necessity of exploration in

applied area .

2.2 MINING CARRIED OUT Details of Mining Operations: It is virgin patta land and applied for lease. QL is yet to be granted. As the

Limestone slabs (Black) deposit is forming due to sedimentary activity, raised

10m below ground level of the Quarry lease applied area.

2.3 RESERVES:

Geological traverses in the Quarry and the study exposures in the v icinity of

quarries facilitated to access the shape and size of the deposit in the area. It is a

ground Deposit rising 5-6 m below ground level within the Quarry Lease applied

[ area. The surface is plain land covered with black cotton soil . Limestone is

formed as thin bedded formation of flaggy Limestone. The thickness of beds is

35mm to 40mm. These Flaggy Limestone beds are black in colour jointed with

good cleavage at regular intervals.

2.4 Method of Estimation of Reserves:

The deposit is found to be scanty regular in shape, the deposit is being worked

out to a maximum depth up to 15m in few nearby quarries and the deposit

seems to be occurring still below as per the information gathered from the Mine

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2.5 Total Mineable Reserves

a) Total Geological Reserves

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64355 15300 38250 531675 AFTER BUFFER ZONE

Reserves Blocked in Buffer Zone: 2671 X 10 = 26710X0.45 = 12020M3 X 2.5 = 30049TONS X 13.9 = 417678 SQ.MTS Net mineable reserves= Geological Reserves- Mineral Blocked in buffer Zone=60710-26710=34000 m 3

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The recovery of the Limestone Slabs (Black) from the Mine is 45% hence 55% waste is generated. b) Mineable Reserves

TOTAL MINEABLE RESERVES (Limestone Slabs (Black)) Geological

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Reserves 38250 18700

c) Life of the Mine = 38,250 Tons 1 3,087 Tons= 12.40 Years.

3.0 MINING (a)Open Cast Mining

There are no public buildings, places of importance and historical

monuments. However, the applicant will conduct the Mine operations duly

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The Limestone Slabs (Black) in the Mine lease applied area are exposed on

the adjacent quarries in East, West and North side of applied area. Entire

area is covering with top black cotton soil up to 1.5 to 2.0m and weathered

Limestone up to 8mts depth. After 10mts depth Limestone Slabs (Black)

are exposed up to 15mts depth. Hence, it is proposed to mine the

Limestone Slabs(Biack) by open cast, semi-mechanized methods, by

developing the 5 benches of 1 M height with 1.5 M bench width & without

drilling and blasting after removing over burden (OB) up to 10mts. The

development of benches will be maintained @ 60° safety slopes.

Therefore, mining operations are to be carried out in this area in 2 stages.

1) Development

2) Production.

Stage- 1

The removal of Top soil & weathered Limestone (OB) up to 10mts depth

will be cleared in the Mine lease area for the next five years by using

excavator. This O.B can be dumped in Dump Yard.

Stage- 2

After removal of Top soil & weathered Limestone material of 10-11 mts

Limestone Slabs (Black) can explore by using cutting Machines for required

sizes. The blocks can be separated manually along with cleavage lines and

also separate the Limestone Slabs (Black) and waste material. Waste can

be loaded with Excavator to dumpers directly without drilling and blasting.

Limestone Slabs (Black) are loaded with Labour to Tractors or Dumpers as

there mode of transport to Polishing Units.

Drilling: Not applicable. Explosive Type : Not applicable;

(ii) Production Proposed for the First five years

In the present area there number of quarries in this area. As recent

rules and regulations of DMG & APPCB & APPMC, all Mines should follow

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based up on above <f~~ ~~q,w~ed Pap~r~. ·. ·::F It is proposel\t~>Rro.duce 15,43~ ~tons of Limestone Slabs (Black)

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3,087Tons or 42,909 sq:mts ~ffb.m--: an area of 3430 m 2. one bench of 1

m height and 0.160m width will be developed during the plan period in

depth of previous year workings successively.

The 55°/o Waste is generating in general in Limestone Slabs (Black)

Mine @ 754Sm3•

The applicant proposes to take up Quarry operations in South side of

lease applied area between the grids of N-10 to 160 and E-15 to 60mts

leaving buffer zone of 7.5mts. The excavation activity will be taken up in

South of the Mine lease applied area over an area of 3430 sq.mts in this

five years scheme period after removing OB and then continue moves to

North side of QL applied area.

1st Year: In the first year after removal of O.B up to 5mts depth quarrying will be carried out in the South side of the Quarry lease applied area between the grids N-15-E 25 to N-50-E 40 covering an area of 686 m2 one bench of 4m depth will be formed. The mining advances towards North wards. An area of 686 m2 will be excavated

producing 3,087 Tons or 42909 Sq.mts of Market Grade Limestone Slabs (Black).

2"d Year: In the second year the mining will continue towards North of 1st year

workings between the grids N-20-E 45 to N-75-E 50 covering an area of 686 m2 in

one bench of 4 m depth will be formed.

The mining advances towards North of 1st year workings. An area of 686 m2 will

be excavated producing 3,087 Tons or 42909 Sq.mts of Market Grade Limestone

Slabs (Black).

3rd Year: In the third year the mining will continue towards North of 2nd year

workings between the grids N-75-E 50 to N-90-E 60 covering an area of 686 m2 in

one bench of 4 m depth will be formed.

The mining advances towards North of 2nd year workings. An area of 686 m 2 will

be excavated producing 3,087 Tons or 42909 Sq.mts of Market Grade Limestone

Slabs (Black).

4th Year: In the fourth year the mining will continue towards North of 3rd year

workings between the grids N-90-E 60 to N- 120-E 75 covering an area of 686 m2

in one bench of 4 m depth will be formed.

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In these Five years scheme period an area of 3430 m2 will be excavated up to 5

mts depth producing 15,435 Tons or 214545 Sq.mts of Market Grade Limestone

Slabs (Black).

YEARWISE PRODUCTION FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS - TABLE-2

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6174 1235 3087 42909 1509 686 5 3430 -- --- --- --- --- 3430 686 4 2744 0.45 1235 3087 42909 1509 ---

6174 1235 3087 42909 1509 686 5 3430 -- --- --- --- --- 3430 686 4 2744 0.45 1235 3087 42909 1509 ---

6174 1235 3087 42909 1509 686 5 3430 -- --- --- --- --- 3430 686 4 2744 0.45 1235 3087 42909 1509 ---

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Plate - V shows the Quarry Layout Plan & Sections of Quarry lease applied area .

Quantum of Excavation: A total of 15,435 Tons or 2,14,545 Sq.mts of Limestone Slabs(Biack) is being excavated which is 45% recovery of the mineral. 55% waste is generated @ 7,545 m3 in this plan period . Production Schedule The production of Limestone Slabs (Black) is continuous throughout year except during monsoon. That is 10 working months, 25 working days per month are considered. The average production of 3,087Tons or 42,909 Sq.mts per year

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Temporary stocks will b·~ m~·intain~·d·~~n day to day basis; entire ROM (Run of ........... Mine) will be cleared within days (i.e. 4 to 5 days). Handling of Mineral within the Mine Limestone Slabs (Black) are separated from mother rock by manual and the slope of the ramp is gentle. Transportation of Mineral Limestone Slabs (Black) from Quarry to yard and to Destination The rough Mineral Limestone Slabs (Black) in the quarry area will be handled by using manual and transported to destinations by Tractors and trucks. MINE DRAINAGE The general direction of ground water flow is towards SE. The areas of Palkur form a part of the Godavari River Basin. The height of water table ranges from 65 - 80 m below BGL. Ground water table is 80 m bgl in the surrounding areas. The mine lease is on little elevated area maximum mining depth is 25 m I. Hence ground water table will not have any impact due to the mining operations.

5.0 WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN (SOLID & LIQUID) 5.1 Solid waste for the first five years

55% Solid waste of Limestone 7,545 m3 is generated in this Limestone Slabs (Black) Mine.

5.2 Dumping Site Particulars 55% Solid waste of Limestone Slabs (Black) & OB of 7,545 cbm is generated can be dumped in the Dump yard which is in SW side of QL applied area in patta land of applicant which is marked in Plate-7.

5.4 Liquid Waste Mine Drainage: The drainage system of mine in this area consists of surface run off generated from rain fall and seepage. The water that will generated in the mine pits will be pumped out for the benefit for agriculture fields existing around.

a) Run off from waste dumps and measures proposed to arrest run off: Rainfall over the Mine lease applied area affected different by waste dumps, mine pits roads etc. The rain cuts the dumps to small rallies and there by a lot of runoff is generated will cumulate in the pits. Some cases the following measure proposed to arrest surface run off.

• Garland drains around pit and waste dump • Retention wall at the foot of the dump • Check dam construction against drainage channels to arrest silt. • Growing vegetation on the slopes of the dumps. b) Excavation drainage ditches all around the Mine to direct surface drainage:

Garland drains proposed around pit to divert the run off in to natural drainage channels.

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d) Surface run off general:~~f~_rtng· r~i~f~r':ff~A~nnot be utilized for the general use, hence through the garlan:ct;9~aios ·~~~~J_a{un off will be diverted in to drainage network. Napa slabs mines:;.'or~.:-dt:(!¥lp.s--have no pollutants or toxic substances; hence, no contamination is expected, except siltation .

e) Treating waste water to obtain the desired quality for industrial use as may be required : No industries exist in the vicinity of the Mine lease area. Hence, no treatment is required for the run off.

6.0 USE OF MINERAL AND MINERAL REJECT

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The district has significant resources of Limestone Slabs (Black). This mineral can be used as Napa slabs. In this Kurnool District more number of Polishing Units. So that this mineral can be supplied to the local units. These Napa slabs after polishing can be used in buildings as flooring and roofing purpose. Both polished and unpolished slabs are having good market within and outside the state. Some of the entrepreneurs in Betamcherla are also exporting this material to the various countries in Europe and Australia . Processing of ROM and Mineral Reject No processing is required. Only dressing of the Mineral and screening to the required sizes as per the market demand will be produced. Others (a) Site Services The Lessee is well established in this Mine Operations since long , So Permanent Office, Rest Rooms, First Aid Room, Shelters and Water for drinking will be provided in the Quarry premises on make shift arrangement. (b) Employment Potential A total of 14 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 Table given below.

s. Category

No. of No. Persons 1. Foreman 1 2. Supervisors 1

3. Tractor/Tipper

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4. Helpers 2 5. Machine Operators 4

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The subject area is a wastE(J~hd :.;~ind it is being used for grazing due to mining in adjoin area some part of the subject area is also covered by the pits. Water Regime There are no perennial water sources in and around the QL applied area within 500m radius. The rainwater flows through the water course of the QL applied area and joins to seasonal anal, which is running in middle of the QL area.

iii) Human Settlements The following village are located within 5 km radius of the QL applied area. The population, distance and direction of the villages with respect to QL are given in the following table.

S.No Name of the village Population Distance Direction KM)

1 Ramakrishna Puram 450 0.9 North

2 Palukur 8000 2.50 East

3 Cheruvu pa lie 800 4.00 East

4 Husainpuram 600 3.56 South

5 Devanagar 150 1.00 ssw

iv) Public Buildings, Places & Monuments no Public Building, Places of Worship and Monuments with in or near by (With in 500m distance) the QL applied area.

v) Sanctuaries and eco-sensitive areas No Sanctuaries and eco-sensitive areas are seen in and around the Mine lease

applied area. vi) Flora and Fauna

The subject area has some bushes and no tress. There is no report of existence of wild animals in this region.

2.0 Environmental Impact Assessment A. Landscape changes

During the next 5 years 3430m2 of the Mine lease area will be reduced by 15 m. The Mining will alter the shape of the land with a large sliced pit. Aesthetic Environment There is no aesthetic environment prevailing in and around the Mine lease area.

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roads. \_ .. ~~;.~:.r: ..... ··. ·~t' ~J>}- ;... "'!/ (b) Air Quality in Envi~h.~T,~ii .. tfi~:- _S{t:Y

Air quality is good but at quci~r:i.~.~-· i.t~~,IL~q<W'ith dust, due to haulage on the road, etc., but it will be within the perml~itjJe limits by sprinkling water on roads and covering the drill rods with cloth. Air quality will not be disturbed, as the Mining is very limited.

Highest air pollution due to dust is caused during loading operations and during transportation. The dust generated is moderate unlike crushed stone quarries. The dust is not siliceous, and is not harmful. The noxious gases generated due to diesel burning vehicles and also generated during blasting are however considerable but due to the huge levels of dilution with surrounding fresh air they become non-dangerous. However as a precautionary measure the workers of the Mine wear a protective nose mask. The only silver lining in this pollutant's quality is that this does not contain respiratable size of dust as defined under Mines Act-1952. That is the reason that there are no cases of any lung diseases to the persons working.

AIR QUALITY

Base Level Allowable Level

SPM = 140,ug/m3 360,ug/m3

RSPM = 60,ug/m3 120,ug/m3

SOz = 40,ug/m3 80,ug/m3

NOz = 40,ug/m3 80,ug/m3

CO = l.O,ug/m3 S.O,ug/m3

Air quality is good but at quarries it is filled with dust, due to haulage on the road, etc., but it will be within the permissible limits by adopting the following: • The dust rising due to drilling will be controlled by covering the drill rods with

cloth; dust extractors will also be employed. • Dust suppression on haul road with sprinkling of water with chemical additives. • Proper functioning of dust suppression arrangements in the equipment • To periodically provide dust masks, or towels for the workmen to prevent

inhaling dust laden air • The speed limits of the trucks will be dictated and overloading of trucks is

totally avoided which will prevent 50% of dust rising on roads.

(c) Water Quality Operations of Limestone Slabs (Black) quarries in general do not contribute to the water pollution much. This is due to the reason one being the material is geologically Igneous in origin . This is the reason why the water does not percolate

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IS 10 500- 1944

S.No. Characteristic Desirable Maximum Permissible

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1 Colour 5 25

2 Odour & Taste Un Objectionable

3 Turbidity 5 NTU 10 NTU

4 pH Value 6.5 to 8.5 No Relaxation

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(d) Noise Levels The rock breaking, haulage and the drilling of boreholes generate noise. However,

the probable noise level will be within the permissible limits and will not cause

harm. The lessee will provide suitable protective gear to the workers for

minimizing the noise pollution and the machinery will be well maintained.

The Noise produced due to machinery operations and transport vehicles not much

but for the extraction activity. The noise levels of machinery can be categorized as

noise due to static machinery like excavators, crushers and compressors. Another

category is noise generated due to moving machinery. Noise due to tippers, drills

comes under this category.

The noise levels for various activities are

1. Compressor - 84 to 98 dB (A)

2. Tipper Empty - 88 to 91 dB (A),

3. Tipper Loaded - 95 to103 dB (A)

4 . Proclain - 90 to 96 dB (A)

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earplugs. • Proper maintenance of equipment by regularly lubricating all moving parts. • Rotation of job of the persons to reduce the average dosage that they are

exposed • Usage of High-Carbon grease for the moving metallic contacts instead of

ordinary grease will reduce the noise by 20 to 30%. The proponent intends to use this method .

• All personnel must wear PPE (Hard Helmet, Shoes, Gloves, Ear Plugs) in the Mine area.

(e) Vibration Levels There will not be much vibration due to Cutting machines.

(f) Water Regime The area is not a hill. The Mine operations extend below ground level. The water

that is due to rains settles below the Mine. In most of the cases the quarries do

not operate during rainy seasons. This is due to accumulation of water. Most of

the water slowly seeps below the ground and enters the water table. This is the

reason that the local bore wells have full of water during all the seasons. On the

other hand the areas devoid of quarries are found to have low ground water

levels. In particular no additional steps are needed to arrest any water pollution .

(g) Acid Mine Drainage: Not Applicable (h) Surface subsidence: Not Applicable (i) SocioEconomic Environment The main occupation of villagers is agriculture, Mine Workers and sheep raring.

The commencement of Mining activity in t his area improved the socio-economic

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grampanc ayat . t h .. , . t ~-.<~ /' . · :.; It was observed that mo J~i>1s~t!~~at~s . ~f -.vlilages within an area of 10 km

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their children are college going :.o~~fi_Q.ol g'oing. Some of them are in business in

nearby towns. Most of the persons are connected directly or indirectly with the

local cultivation of paddy, It was explained that some persons have business. The

present Mine activities will have some positive and some negative impacts on the

local social regime. They are as under.

Positive effects:

1. The locals get the employment. Some persons are found to be buying trucks

and renting to the Mine owners.

2. The locals get some job opportunities and especially the skill levels increase

due to their exposure to the machine environment.

3. Due to higher earnings their general status of living improves.

Negative effects:

1. The dust if not controlled can harm the inmates.

2. The worst problem is due to dust generated during transport and the main

roads can be seen with this menace.

3. The rate of truck transport has increased the rate of accidents to locals and the

area is found to have increased number of accidents due to careless driving.

4. Although the higher Noise levels may not harm persons working in Mine, they

will face the problem on a longer run.

(j) Occupation Health and Safety The Mining in this area does not involve any hazardous methods. The Mining is

simple and open cast mining method. In this, the possibilities of small injuries are

anticipated. The lessee is providing First Aid facilities at Mine site and Office

room.

This also consists of issuing PPE (Personal Protective Equipments) to all the

persons working, and those that are needed for the site specific operations. The

following PPE are proposed to be distributed.

• Helmets once in three years as needed under Mines Act

• Safety shoe to all the employees twice a year as per the same statute.

• Safety goggles to the Drill operators and Crusher operators which is a site

specific requirement.

• Nose masks once two months (Actually t hese are the cotton thin towels)

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(k) Historical Monume~:·._'.<·: ·::. ~;=· ~.:-· ·.,.· .. ·· :::.<-::

No historical monuments are . locj~~d. ln. aiui''around the lease area. "r·;' .. . . '·'· .

(I) Bio-Diversity . ...;.._ ·, ··-··

Agriculture

The Mine lease area is an operating mine and far away from agricultural lands.

Therefore, there is no adverse effect on agriculture.

Forest

The Mine lease area is not falling under forest zone. (However, the lessee is

proposing to undertake afforestation in the area).

Vegetation

The Mine lease area has operating mines, with an exception that, small shrubs,

herbs and thorny bushes have grown along the boundary of lease area where

some soil exists.

Progressive reclamation plan

The Quarry lease area is just elevated 265 m above MSL. Reclamation is required,

in the life of the Mine. During next five years the progressive reclamation plan is

given in table below.

At the beginning of the At the end of the plan During

Type of land use plan period (ha.) period (ha.)

Conceptual period (ha)

Mining 0.000 0.3430 0.3430

Roads nil 0.0150 0 .0150

Green Belt Area nil 0.1125 0.1125

Total Land nil 0.4715 0.4715

Degradation

Area which will 0.607 0.1355 0.1355

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7.5 M wide safety zone

Existing Dumps

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Infrastructure (Mines Office & Site Services)

Roads

TOTAL AREA

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0.249

Out side applied area

0.0150

With in pits

0.607

The land that will be broken in the successive conceptual periods (the Life of the Mine is anticipated to be 11 year as of present). LAND USE The on-going mining and the downstream activities have covered the lease hold for about 0.3430 Hectares as detailed below:

1) Working Pit 3430 m2 0.3430 Ha

2) Stock Yards Within the mine pits on

Nil temporary basis

3) Buildings Nil Nil

4) Ramp Area, Internal

Within the Quarry Road Ways

Proposed for reclamation of land affected by Mining activity during and at

the end of mining

No reclamation is envisaged in the life of the Mine as there are mineral available

in further depth. Hence, no reclamation proposals are made.

Plantation Programme

The Mine lease area is scanty suitable for plantation as entire area is rocky. There

are absolutely no chances of any tree growing in the Mine area . However it is

proposed to plant a few trees in the nearby village area in the place shown by the

village panchayath.

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All around the Mine 1, · S/f~··.u·ie · b1;1~1?~ty zone of 7.5 meters as per AP PCB

and MOEF rules, ardw ~i~~;:~·~~e a~f·e~~~f~.JJ ill be made to grow plants with local

arrangement of pits \'rr~dt;~i~-N~~.u~. :.tt{~s)t~ envisaged that around 10 plants will ~. ( ... " ~ ' ·. ' . ..;' . •· .. ..f) ...

be planted and taken ··care ·~(in>one\year .. :Thus the area available East side of the ' • . . . ·. iMI" . • .

periphery will be sufficient--.for::aroupp:·s years. . .'·' '""' ~~·~

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

partially rocky. However trees like Neem, Ashoka, Mango, and local species Peepal

are found in and around. Therefore these three species are planned for plantation.

Maintenance of these plants that are grown in the buffer zone will be taken care

by the Mine management. The plants that will be grown in the village will be taken

care by the management, in coordination with the Village panchayat members.

Top soil Management

Topsoil will be stacked separately in 7.5 mts buffer zone and grass & plants

will be grown on soil dumps. Finally the soil will be spread on reclamated

portion of the pit at the end of the mining and the reclamated portion will

be used for plantation.

Tailing Dam Management

No dams are available in this area.

Disaster Management and Risk Assessment

Since it is a small and shallow open cast mine there are no chances for

disaster. If any disaster occurs the mines manager and mine owner will

take all statutory actions.

Care and Maintenance during temporary discontinuance

Safety & Security will be provided during temporary non-working of the

mine.

Time Scheduling for Abandonment

As the Mining in the lease hold is active proposal of abandonment is proposed in

next 5 years period.

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Reclamation & Rehabilitation of mined out

land

Stabilization & Rehabilitation

of Dumps (within lease)

Back filling

Afforestation & back filled Area

Others (Erecting the Barbed Wire fence around the QL area)

Pisciculture

Converting into water reservoir

Picnic Spot

Terracing

Pitching

Construction of retaining wall at Toe of Dumps

Construction of Check dams

Construction of garland drains

Desilting of settling ponds, channels

Afforestation on dumps

Others (please Specify)

Rehabilitation Green Belt of barren area within Lease Others (Please Specify)

Ambient air quality

Water quality Environmental

Monitoring Noise Level survey (Core zone &

Buffer zone) Ground Vibration

Others (Please Specify)

Total

Nil

Nil

Nil

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Nil

Nil

Nil

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Yes

Yes

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Proposed

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Rs. 15,000

Rs 30,000 per per Annum) (For 5 years

Rs. 1,50,000)

Rs 1,65,000

Remarks

Backfilling will not be done during the first

five year plan period. So cost is not included.

No cost is involved for converting the Mine pit into a water Harvesting Structure/ Pisciculture tank. As the pits gets

filled during rainy periods and rise in the

water table if any in the area

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All statutory organizations, courts etc. have been taken into consideration and

wherever any specific permission is requi red, the lessee only will approach the

concerned authorities.

All the measures proposed in this closure plan will be implemented in a time

bound manner as proposed.

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~·.MURALI KRISHNA)

ftis Mmrnl! Piau as Approved subjeet to the

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G.ESW AR REDDY RQP /GEOLOGIST,

G. ESWAR ~EDDY, M.Sc., B.l. PhD, Recognised Geologist

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MOW<lV!"lr1 t110 !'lfJPFQV0£;1 Mining Plan shall also retlect the n:mtrlctlorm to be edopt(!d by the ~poiJcant while c:onducUng quany operation~ due to tho ox!~oo~o r.Jf any 'tn!;twr~Jt~, .rallwbY 111101 i'Otl<.tt, water bodies SU(ih Oil rlvor, l\1~ Ot¢, ~fl{i ;{h~ ?J~If)I,IIB~d dl$tllfl(;:~ ~~~ por the Y-1ri0Wi Rcgulatlonll pre5erHx:r4 vndor Mntt~IIII'Orovt Mlne,s Regurauonr.; l9G 1.

to vrew Qf th~ above, Sri B. Mui"Bll Kr ishna I~ ht!r!!bY roquo&t«l to ilUbtrllt Approvud M!nlr'IQ T•lot' o!OJ'~ Wlth t;Qnt~nt for E!:tabllshment (rom A.P Pollution Cc>ntrol Dourd ll l!nvtmnmootal C!earanc~ lroni M!n!Blt'Y of t;nvironmQnt & Fure.:~t:J ft' per Environment tmpact A~troo~mrtnt Not!flcntlon thrr:mch s,O.l533, doted: 14.()9.~006 for tho proposed precise area for grant of (luarry Lease wlth!n pcnod of (G) rrtOI'iths rron1 tne dow or iMAtc or this nouce to con!;ldtor for ;rnnt of Querry l~~~~ fnr Llmuimno Slabs (J.Unel(), Jf tho ~tppflt;l'int fall~ to $Ubmlt the Approved Mining Pltm within the stlpuliltm:l period~ It will be 1 urli<i,~mt}(J t;hat the applicant !!: not 1nterc-stud In Qcttlng th~J Qubrry Lea5e over the sub1uct oren nnd fllrthCI' tPUm! or ttctlon will br in.ltf('lt(!(f ~1.1 pqr tho liulu!l. A 41'lf)y bf l"hfl ~tlf\l(iy<Jd ilkuwli l1hCJW~f~i1 V'ic­prae!iit} !JMC! ()r Q.61,\7 HcctaFe~t propo~d for grant of Qmmy Lease In ~vour of the applicant !!f t•ndo!f~d hcrowlth,

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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

AS QUALIFIED PERSON TO PREPARE MINING PLAN

[Under Rule 14(2) of Granite Conservation and Development Rules 1999]

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Sri 6. E$WAI? 1?1:.-DDY, S/o G Pakkiri Reddy, Rio No: 13-2-155-1,

Pavananilayam, Near R. T. C. Bus Stand, Ananthapuram, whose photograph and

signature is a./fixed herein above, having given evidence of his qualification and

experience is hereby granted renewal of recognition under rule 14(2) ~l

GraniLe Conservation & Development Rules 1999 as QuaNfied Person to

prepare Mining Plan.

Registration Number is : RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014

This Recognition is valid for a period ~l 10 years with effect from

22.12.2014

This certificate will liable to be withdrawn/cancelled in the event ~f

furnishing the wrong information /documents in the Mining Plan submitted by

him.

Place: Hyderabad Date:;..'t-- .12. 20 I 4

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CER11FICA1E OFRECOGNRION ASQUAUFIEOPERSON (Under Rule 22e ofMimnl concen~on Rutes.1HO)

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G. ESWAR llEDDt', M.Sc .. B.L Ph.D., Recognised Geologist

IBM/RQP/HYD/302/2013/A RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION IN THIS PlATE

IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF KNOVIILEDGE BASED

UP ON LEASE MAP AUTHENTICATED BY STATE GOVERNMENT.

Location-Key Plan , Plate No:-1

MINING PLAN FOR LIMESTONE SLABS ( BLACK) S.No 410/1Part, Extent 0.607Hectare, Village Palkur, ' Mandai Banaganapalle, District Kurnooi(Dist), AndhraPradesh St~

Scale 1:50000 '" Toposheet No 57 1/3 78.13'26.3"E, 15*24' 28.2"N

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Kurnool. Banaganapalle. Palkur. 420/ 1 Part.

Name of the applicant­Sri B.Murali Krishna. S/o B.Sreenivasulu.

Note : The Field Stones 'P' and 'Q' are identified and Survey Starting Stations.

D Surveyed area for Grant of Quarry Lease 1.50 Acres or 0.607 hectares.

'f~ l\; Mines & Geology, Banaganapalle.

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APHICAL CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN

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Geo Coordinates of lease applied area Datum WGS-84

POINTS LATITUDE LONGITUDE

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Q N15° 24' 30.9" E78° 13' 27.1"

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TOP SOIL WEATHERRED LIME STONE

MINING PLAN FOR LIMESTONE SLABS (BLACK)

SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA IN S.F.No.410/1Part, Ext.607 Hects, Palkur(v), Banaganapalle(M),Kurnooi(Dist), AndhraPradesh.

TOPOGRAPHICAL CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN

Lessee:- SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA, S/o. Sri B.Sreenivasulu, H.N0.12-104-1, Bethamcherla(V&M), Kurnool District.

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MINING PLAN FOR LIMESTONE SLABS (BLACK)

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GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS

Lessee:- SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA, Slo. Sri B.Sreenivasulu, H.N0.12-104-1, Bethamcherla(V&M), Kurnool District.

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MINING PLAN FOR LIMESTONE SLABS (BLACK)

SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA IN S.F.No.410/1Part, Ext.0.607 Heels, Palkur(v),

Banaganapalle(M),Kurnooi(Dist), AndhraPradesh.

YEAR WISE WORKING PLAN & SECTIONS FOR FIVE YEARS

Lessee:- SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA, Slo. Sri B.Sreenivasulu, H.N0.12-104-1, Bethamcherla(V&M), Kurnool District.

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MINING PLAN FOR LIMESTONE SLABS (BLACK)

SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA IN S.F.No.410/1Part, Ext.0.607 Hects, Palkur(v),

Banaganapalle(M),Kurnooi(Oist), AndhraPradesh.

CONCEPTUAL PLAN AND SECTIONS

Lessee:- SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA Slo. Sri B.Sreenivasulu, H.N0.12-104-1 , Bethamcherla(V&M), Kurnool District.

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SRI B.MURALI KRISHNA IN S.F.No.410/1Part, Ext.0.607 Hects, Palkur(v), Banaganapalle(M),Kurnooi(Dist), AndhraPradesh.

ENVIRONMENT PLAN

Lessee:- SR I B.MURALI KRISHNA, Slo. Sri B.Sreenivasulu, H.N0.12-104-1, Bethamcherla(V&M), Kurnool District.

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Q. ESWAK R£DDli, M.Sc .. ~.L Ph.D., Recognised Geotog1st

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IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF KNOWLEDGE BASED

UP ON LEASE MAP AUTHENTICATED BY STATE GOVERNMENT.