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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMERY

This present Scheme of quarrying is prepared in respect of Multi Coloured quarry

belongs to Tmt. D.Adaikala Mary. The lease was granted to vide G.O. (3D) No. 67,

Industries (MMB-1) Department Dated: 24.12.2010 for an over an Extent of 1.83.5Ha

located in S.F.No. 102/4(P) and 103/1A, of Santhaiyur Village, Sattur Taluk and

Virudhunagar District for during this Scheme period subjected to submission of

Environmental clearance from MoEF / SEIAA, consent for Establishment and Consent

for operation from TNPCB.

SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT

S.NO PARTICULAR DETAILS

1. Name of the Proponent Tmt. D.Adaikala Mary,

2. Type of Project Multi Coloured Granite

3. Location Survey No. 102/4(P) and 103/1A

Santhaiyur Village,

Sattur Taluk,

Virudhunagar District,

Tamilnadu State.

4. Mining lease area 1.83.5Ha

5. Type of land

Patta/forest/PWD

It is a Patta land - Non forest

6. Precise area

communication approved

by the District collector

The Mining lease was granted in G.O. (3D) No. 67,

Industries (MMB-1) Department Dated:

24.12.2010.

7. Mining plan approved by

the Deputy/Assistant

Director of the District

The Mining Plan was Approved by the

Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Chennai vide

Letter. No: 11923/MM2/2010 Dated: 10.12.2010.

8. Life of period The first Scheme of quarrying is now prepared and

submitted for the period of 2016 – 17 to 2020 – 21

(Five years).

9. Production capacity The proposed quantity (20%) is about 6004m3 of Multi

Coloured Granite for a during this scheme period of five

years.

The applicant proposed up to a depth of 12m (2m top soil

+ 10m Multi Coloured Granite) during this scheme period.

Description

ROM

(m3)

Reserve

s 20%

(m3)

Granite

waste

80% (m3)

Top

soil in

m3

Side

burde

n in m3

Total

waste

in m3

Geological

reserves

229174

45835

183339

19112

-

183339

Mineable

Reserves

133378

26676

106702

12364

2500

109202

Five years

Scheme of

mining plan

30018 6004 24014 546

-

24014

10. Top soil & overburden

(quantity in m3)

The top soil will be formation of 2m. There will be

generation of top soil is about 546m3

during this

scheme period.

11. Method of Mining Open cast semi mechanized mining method with

5.0m vertical bench with a bench width of 5.0m is

being proposed.

12. Ultimate depth of Mining The quarry operation is proposed up to depth for 12m

(2m top soil + 10m Multi Coloured Granite) during

this scheme period.

13. Latitude 09°25’23’’N to 09°25’31’’N

14. Longitude 77°56’55’’ E to 77°57’00’’ E

15. Topo sheet No. 58 -G/15

16. Topography of MSL area 68m from above MSL

17. Land use classification It is New proposal Multi Coloured Granite Quarry

Project (the area has been quarrying operation is

earlier) in Santhaiyur Village.

18. Ground water level The Ground water occurrence in this area is 50mt

depth from general ground profile

19. Climatic condition Rainfall - 600-800mm

Temperature - 42ºC - 27ºC

20. Land use pattern for a

radius of 1km

Description Percentage %

Roads – 10%

Existing quarry & Dump – 05%

Seasonal Agricultural land – 65%

Trees – 10%

Habitation – 10%

21. Nearest habitation Avudaiyapuram - 2km – NW

22. Nearest Town Sattur - 8km- SW

23. Nearest Railway station Sattur Railway station - 8km – SW

24. Nearest Airport Madurai Airport - 70km - NE

25. Nearest National

Highways & State

Highways

NH7- Bangalore - Kanniyakumari-3km- NW

SH187- Sivakasi - Sattur - 6km- SW

26. Nearest Hospital Avudaiyapuram - 2km – NW

27. Aerial distance to the

nearest Eco sensitive

areas, CRZ, forest, wild

life sanctuary, Interstate

boundary, critically

polluted area if the quarry

site is within 500m of

these areas.

More than 500m from Eco sensitive areas, CRZ,

forest, wild life sanctuary, Interstate boundary,

critically polluted area.

28. Details of other quarries

for a radius of 500m

around the quarry site

There are few quarry is situated within the radius of 500m

29. Man power About 35 employees

30. Water requirement &

source

Total water requirement for 1.0KLD from water

vendors & existing bore well.

31. Cost of the project The Project cost:

A. Fixed Asset cost = Rs. 8, 00,000/-

B. Operational cost = Rs. 29, 00,000/-

C. EMP cost = Rs. 2, 55,000/-

Total cost = Rs. 39, 55,000/-

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Karuthoorani is situated in Southern side of the lease area.

The stream is situated 1km away from the SW & NE side of the area.

There is no forest within the radius of 15km

There is no HACA region within the radius of 15km.

There is no Western Ghats region within the radius of 15km.

There is no interstate boundary within the radius of 15km.

There is no CRZ within the radius of 15km.

There are no Bird sanctuaries and National park as Act 1972, within the radius of 15kms.

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I have applied for Environmental Clearance to SEIAA, Tamilnadu for quarry lease for quarrying

of Multi Coloured Granite in S.F.No: 102/4(P) and 103/1A, for over an extent of 1.83.5Ha in

Santhaiyur Village, Sattur Taluk and Virudhunagar District.

I swear to state and confirm that within 10km area of the quarry site, I have applied for

environmental clearance; none of the following is situated.

Protected areas notified under the wild life (Protection) Act, 1972

Critically polluted areas as notified by the central pollution control board constituted

Under water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974.

Eco-Sensitive areas as notified

Interstate boundaries and international boundaries within 5km radius from the boundary of the

proposed site.

There are few quarry is situated within the radius of 500m radius from periphery of the proposed

quarry.

There will not be any hindrance or disturbance to the people living no enroute / nearby our

quarry site while transporting the mineral our material and due to quarrying activities.

There is no habitation within 500m radius from the periphery of my quarry.

I swear that Afforestation will be carried out during the course of quarrying operation and

maintained.

The required insurance will be taken in the name of the labourers working in my quarry site.

Approach road belongs to me only and no other private patta roads encountered.

I will not engage any child labour in our quarry site and I aware that engaging child labour is

punishable under the law.

All types of safety / protective equipment will be provided to all the labourers working in my

quarry.

No permanent structures, temples etc., are located within 500m radius from the periphery of my

quarry.

2.0 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT OR BACKGROUND INFORMATION

(i) Identification of project and project proponent: In case of mining project, a copy of mining

lease/letter of intent should be given

Identification of Project

Name of the

Project

Santhaiyur Multi Coloured Granite Quarry

Lease area 1.83.5Ha (Patta land) -Non forest

Location

Survey No. 102/4(P) and 103/1A

Santhaiyur Village, Sattur Taluk,

Virudhunagar District and Tamilnadu State.

Topo sheet No. 58 -G/15

Project Proponent Name with Address

Tmt. D.Adaikala Mary,

W/o. Durai Dhivyanathan,

No.205, Housing Unit,

Rajagopalapuram,

Pudukkottai District -622306

Mobile No: +91 9942903098, 9942903099

Email id: [email protected]

In case of mining project, a copy of mining lease/letter of intent should be given

I. The Mining lease was granted in G.O. (3D) No. 67, Industries (MMB-1)

Department Dated: 24.12.2010.

II. The Mining Plan was approved by the Commissioner of Geology and Mining,

Chennai vide Letter. No: 11923/MM2/2010 Dated: 10.12.2010.

(ii) Brief description of nature of the project

The quarry area exhibits flat terrain and sloping towards Eastern side. The Multi

Coloured Granite quarrying operation is proposed to carry out by opencast Semi mechanized

method by formation of benches. The Multi Coloured Granite Exposures are well exposed along

the linear strike Direction. Three benches are proposed in quarrying operation with a height of

5mts. The width of each bench is proposed not less than the height.

The total quantity of Mineable reserves of Multi Coloured Granite (20%) block is about

26676m3 and the total waste is about 109202m

3 (106702m

3 of Granite waste @80% + 2500m

3 of

side burden) up to depth of 17m (2m topsoil + 15m Multi Coloured Granites) for the entire life

of period.

The proposed quantity of the Multi Coloured Granite (20%) blocks to be quarried for

during this scheme period (as in the Scheme of mining plan) would be about 6004m3 and

anticipated for total Granite waste @ 80% is 24014m3

up to depth of 12m (2m top soil + 10m

Multi Coloured Granite) for a period of Five years.

(iii) Need for the project and its importance to the country and or region

The Multi Coloured Granite quarrying project falls in the area of Virudhunagar District,

Tamilnadu where scanty agricultural activities are been carried out and the new industries are

springing up in the district and more specifically the area applied for quarry lease is devoid of

any major industries and agricultural activities. The earning source in the targeted area is limited,

most of the people in and around the area depend upon the seasonal agriculture and much of the

people migrate to nearby towns where good and industries and factories are growing up.

This project will give employment opportunities to 35 members directly and

10 members indirectly, besides this Multi Coloured Granite is well known in the international

supermarket of Granite which will fetch a good foreign exchange to the nation.

Mineral Industries of the state of Tamilnadu provides employment opportunities for the

people of the state as well as in the specific project area. The Mining and Quarrying is one

among the major core sector industries which plays a vital process of country’s economic

development and foreign exchange.

(iv) Demand and supply gap

Multi Coloured Granite is one among the most used Granite Dimensional Blocks for

building and construction in the form of Rough block, Slabs, Tiles, fancy items and precession

plates besides catering monument industries. The requirement of Multi Coloured Granite due to

its stability and color which always requires a huge demand of every house, Industries, Factories,

Colleges, Hospitals and all major infrastructure industries. This specific Multi Coloured Granite

area has already achieved a considerable place in the domestic and international markets of

Granites for the past three decades.

(v) Imports vs indigenous production

There is no import of Multi Coloured Granite at present in India. India especially the

peninsular India (southern India) has good resource of Multi Coloured Granite and has a great

demand in the international supermarket of Granites. Indigenous Multi Coloured Granite almost

shares more than 30% requirement in the world.

(vi) Export Possibility

The Multi Coloured Granite blocks approved for export market are shipped from Chennai

Harbour to various countries and if required blocks may be shifted to Tuticorin Harbour which

depend upon the exporters destination.

(vii) Domestic/Export Markets

There are many Granite processing industries inside the district and all over Tamilnadu.

There is a huge demand of Multi Coloured Granite for construction, infrastructure and Housing

Industries as these Granite slabs are Eco friendly and has less maintenance besides giving an

aesthetic appearance in the floor and walls.

India is a Global player in the supply of Multi Coloured Granite to the international

supermarket of Granite for the past three decades. At present there is a huge requirement of this

Multi Coloured Granite Blocks for the domestic construction industries depends upon the size,

Clarity, Purity, rarity the commercial aspects are decided, the applicant proposed to ensure that

the Granite is quarried in a scientific and systematic way to attain the maximum recovery of

Granite blocks from the area applied for lease. There is a considerable demand of Multi Coloured

Granite in domestic as well as for export.

(viii) Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) due to the project

It is proposed to deploy about 35 employees directly and indirectly about 10 people will

be benefited from the nearby local villages.

The above man power is adequate to meet out the production schedule and the machinery

strength envisaged in the mining plan and also to comply with the stationary provisions of quarry

safety regulation.

It is been ensured that the labors will not be deployed less than 18 years, No Child

labors will engaged or entertained for any kind of quarrying operations. All the labors

engaged for quarrying operations will be insured till the end of life of quarry.

3.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

(i) Type of project including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any

The Santhaiyur Multi Coloured Granite quarry, it is an opencast semi mechanized quarry.

There is no interlinked & interdependent project.

(ii) Location (map showing general location, specific location, and project boundary & project site

layout) with coordinates

� The area is located in S.F.No. 102/4(P) and 103/1A, Santhaiyur Village, Sattur

Taluk and Virudhunagar District.

� The entire quarry lease area falls in the Patta land with lease area is exhibits flat

terrain.

� The Altitude of the area is above 68m (Maximum) from MSL.

� The area is mentioned in GSI Topo sheet No. 58 – G/15

� The Latitude between of 09°25’23’’N to 09°25’31’’N

� The Longitude between of 77°56’55’’ E to 77°57’00’’ E on WGS 1984 datum.

LOCATION MAP OF THE PROJECT AREA WITH CO ORDINATES

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Lease Area:

Village: Santhaiyur

Taluk: Sattur

District: Virudhunagar

Latitude : 09°25’23’’N to 09°25’31’’N

Longitude: 77°56’55’’ E to 77°57’00’’ E

DRAWING SHOW THE SURFACE PLAN WITH CO ORDINATES & 500M RADIUS PLAN

(iii) Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the

environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted

There is no alternative sites are examined, the entire Multi Coloured Granite will be

transported from quarry head to customers destination which will be done by hired truck or by

trailers. This Multi Coloured Granite quarry project is site specific.

(iv) Size or magnitude of operation

The total area of the project is about 1.83.5 Ha. It is proposed quantity (20%) is 6004m3

of Multi Coloured Granite for during this scheme period. The quarry operation is proposed up to

depth for 12m for a period of Five years.

(v) Project description with process details (a schematic diagram/flow chart showing the project

layout, components of the project etc. should be given)

Details regarding topography, Geology of the area, Method of mining, Machineries

required and production details area given below

Physiography

The lease area exhibits flat terrain, Multi coloured granite s covered with 2m thickness of

black cotton soil. The gradient is gentle towards east and the altitude of the area is about 68m

above from MSL. The area receives 600 – 800 mm rainfall/annum and the ground water occurs

at a depth of 50mtr in summer and 45m at rainy season.

Geology of the area:

The rock formation in this area comes under peninsular gneissic Complex. The rock types

include Pegmatite and quartz veins, garnetiferous quartzo feldspathic gneiss, Charnockite. This area

consist two multi coloured granite band with charnockite intrusion in the middle area.

The Charnockite is the host rock trending N – S direction with vertical dipping. The Multi-

coloured granite is intruded between Charnockite rock in a strike length of 132m which stretches

about the entire lease hold area. The granite gneiss is pale pink to pale yellow in colour, but in

places pink coloured granite gneiss with well-defined gneissosity are traced. Obviously the pink

colour is the result of permeation of quartzo-feldspathic material (K-Metasomatism) into granite

gneiss.

The topsoil is blackish and thickness of the topsoil is 2m and followed by fresh multi-

coloured granite.

The general geological sequence of the rock types in the lease area is:-

Structural settings of Sattur:

Order of super position:-

AGE ROCK TYPE

Recent - Top soil

-----------Unconformity-----------------

Archaean Pegmatite and quartz veins

To Pink –grey granite gneiss

Proterozoic Hornblende biotite gneiss

Garnetiferous quartzo feldspathic gneiss

Peninsular gneiss /Charnockite

The Physical attitude of the Multi Coloured Granite deposit of this area is given below:-

Area in Ha - 1.83.5Ha

Strike Direction - N60oE – S60

oW

Dip amount and direction - Vertical

Method of Mining:

The quarrying operation will be carried out by Open cast semi mechanized mining method

with 5.0m vertical bench with a bench width of 5.0m is being proposed by deploying excavator

and Eco friendly dimensional wires saw cutting for liberation and splitting up of blocks from

parent sheet rocks.

Mining- Opencast Method

ExcavationBlastingDrilling

Multi – Coloured Granite

Loading and transportation to

the needy customers

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE MINING PROCESS

Top soil

Top soil is used in all along the boundary

barrier for afforestation, haul road and

construction of bound

Machinery Required: Machinery Required:

I. Drilling Machine:

S.No Type Nos

1. Jack hammer 6

2. Compressor 2

II. Loading Equipment:

S.No Type Nos

1. Hydraulic crane 1

2. Excavator 1

III. Transport Equipment:

S.No Type Nos

1. Tipper 2

Manpower requirement:

The tentative man power required for the proposed Multi Coloured Granite quarry shall

be as follows.

Designation No’s

Mines Manager 1

Mines Foreman 1

Machinery operators 2

Skilled labour 6

Semi skilled 22

Unskilled 3

Total 35

Reserves:

Description

ROM (m3)

Reserves

20%

(m3)

Granite

waste 80%

(m3)

Top soil

in m3

Side

burden

in m3

Total

waste in

m3

Geological

reserves

229174

45835

183339

19112

-

183339

Mineable

Reserves

133378

26676

106702

12364

2500

109202

Five years

Scheme of

mining plan 30018 6004 24014 546

-

24014

(vi) Raw material required along with estimated quantity, likely source, marketing area of final

products, Mode of transport of raw Material and Finished Products

This is a quarrying project for exploiting Multi Coloured Granite; hence there is no

requirement for raw material. The final product (Multi Coloured Granite) will be well dressed

and chiseled by experience chisel man to ensure the required size and to remove the defect free

strains in Multi Coloured Granite Dimensional Blocks fit for processing and polishing.

Uses:

The quarried Multi Coloured granite blocks are either exported as raw blocks or

processed as value added products such as slabs, tiles, fancy items, monuments, precision surface

plates for engineering applications.

(vii) Resource optimization/recycling and reuse envisaged in the project, if any, should be briefly

outlined

Water will be accumulated in the excavated quarry out pit area during rainy season.

The water collected in the sump will be used in various purposes at quarry like plantation and

dust suppression etc.

(viii) Availability of water its source, Energy/power requirement and source should be given

This Multi - Coloured Granite quarry project does not require huge water and Electricity.

Purpose Quantity Sources

Drinking &

Domestic

purpose

0.3 KLD Packaged drinking water will be brought from

nearby approved water vendors.

Dust suppression 0.3 KLD From existing borehole on nearby quarry

Green belt 0.4 KLD From existing borehole on nearby quarry

Total 1.0KLD

The diamond wire saw cutting will be mainly utilized only for liberating the parent rock

mass, this type of cutting is not carried out continuously during the course of quarrying

operation. Wire saw cutting is only to split from the parent rock mass for a Short period.

The water requirement for diamond wire saw cutting is around 0.2KLD which will be sourced

from the existing borehole.

Energy Electricity for Mines office and Lights only at nights (working is restricted on day time only

between 9Am to 5Pm). Diesel (HSD) will be used for quarrying machineries around 48032 liters

of HSD will be used for during this period. Diesel will be brought from nearby diesel pumps. No

power is required for the project. Lightings on the Night will be taken from nearby electric poles

after obtaining permission from concerned authorities.

Per hour Excavator will consume = 16 litres / hour

Per hour Excavator will excavate = 10m3

For 133378m3 (for the entire life period) = 133378/10

Diesel consume 13338 working hours = 13338 hours x 16 liters

= 213408 liters of HSD for entire project life

For 30018m3 (for during this scheme period) = 30018/10

Diesel consume 3002 working hours = 3002 hours x 16 liters

= 48032 liters of HSD for during this scheme period

(ix) Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their

management/disposal.

Top soil:

The top soil will be formation of 2m. There will be generation of top soil is about 546m3

during this scheme period.

Overburden/Waste:

Granite waste forms nearly 80% of ROM and the total quantity of waste to be proposed

during this scheme period is around 24014m3 will be proposed to dumped on the Northern side

with dimension of 50mx40mx12m (H). Dumps are properly terraced systematically by Multi –

level dumping.

Disposal:

The excavated waste will be proposed to dump on the Northern side of the lease area. It is

proposed to backfill when the mine reaches the ultimate pit limit or at the end of the life of

quarry.

Waste water:

There will not be any process effluent generation from the quarry lease area. Domestic

effluent from the mine office is discharged in septic tank and soak pit.

There is no toxic effluent expected to generate in the form of solid liquid and gases and the no

requirement of treatment of waste.

(x) Schematic representations of the feasibility drawing which give information of EIA purpose

4.0 SITE ANALYSIS (i) Connectivity

Mode Description

Road connectivity

1. The existing village road available in the quarry area. This

road leads to the Avudaiyarpuram – Santhaiyur village

which is about 500m on North eastern side of the area.

2. The Nearest National Highway (NH-7) Bangalore -

Kanniyakumari-3km- NW side.

3. The Nearest State Highway (SH187) Sivakasi - Sattur -

6km- Southwestern side

Railway station &

Railway line

1. Sattur Railway station - 8km – Southwestern side

2. Railway line is Madurai - Tirunelveli - 3km – Western

side.

Air port 1. Nearest Airport is Madurai - 70km – Northeastern side.

(ii) Land Form, Land use and Land ownership

The quarry lease applied area is 1.83.5Ha. The area falls in GSI Topo sheet no.

58 – J/08. No forest land involved in this lease area. The lease area exhibits flat terrain. It is patta

land Patta land, vide Patta Nos.988 Registered in the name of Soosainathan. The applicant

obtained consent from the pattadhar. (Refer Annexure No. IV).

(iii) Topography (along with map)

The lease area exhibits flat terrain, Multi coloured granite s covered with 2m thickness of

black cotton soil. The gradient is gentle towards east and the altitude of the area is about 68m above

from MSL. The area receives 600 – 800 mm rainfall/annum and the ground water occurs at a depth

of 50mtr in summer and 45m at rainy season.

Topographical view of the Santhaiyur Multi Coloured Granite

Quarry lease applied area

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Location:

Village: Santhaiyur

Taluk: Sattur

District: Virudhunagar

Topo sheet No: 58-G/15

Latitude : 09°25’23’’N to 09°25’31’’N

Longitude: 77°56’55’’ E to 77°57’00’’ E

Lease area

(iv) Existing land use pattern (agriculture, no n-agriculture, forest, water bodies (including area

under CRZ), shortest distances from the periphery of the project to periphery of the forests,

national park, wild life sanctuary, eco sensitive areas, water bodies (distance from the HFL of the

river), CRZ. In case of notified industrial area, a copy of the Gazette notification should be given.

The lease area exhibits flat terrain. The Regional crops are ragi, Paddy and maize, mango;

Pulses are carried out by utilizing well water. The region experiences semi – humid climate and

there is scanty growth of vegetation in and around the lease area (seasonal vegetation is mostly

practiced).

� Karuthoorani is situated in Southern side of the lease area.

� The stream is situated 1km away from the SW & NE side of the area.

� There is no HACA region within the radius of 15km.

� There is no Western Ghats region within the radius of 15km.

� There is no interstate boundary within the radius of 15km.

� There is no CRZ within the radius of 15km.

� There are no Bird sanctuaries and National park as Act 1972, within the radius of 15kms.

� There is few quarry is situated within the radius of 500m

(v) Existing Infrastructure

A permanent mine office has been present in the lease area. A well-equipped first aid

facility will be made available. Permanent rest shelter is proposed. At the quarry site, urinal and

latrine are proposed.

Water for drinking purpose be supplied form the approved water vendors. A small water

tank is also proposed which will be used for water sprinkling, plantation etc.

(vi) Soil Classification

There is a thickness of top soil is about 2m, the generation of top soil is about 546m3.

This land does not sustain any type of vegetation or Agriculture.

(vii) Climatic data form secondary sources

The area receives rainfall of about 600-800mm /per annum and the rainy season is mainly

from Oct–January during North East monsoon. The summer is hot with maximum temperature of

42°C and winter encounters a minimum temperature of 27°C.

(viii) Social infrastructure available

There is no social infrastructure within the radius of 1Km like schools, universities,

hospitals, prisons and community housing etc.

5. PLANNING BRIEF

(i) Planning Concept (type of industries, facilities, transportation etc) Town and Country

Planning/Development authority Classification

� This quarrying project is to exploit Multi Coloured Granite by opencast semi mechanized

method.

� Hydraulic excavators will be used for the development and production in Granite

Benches.

� Eco friendly diamond wire saw cutting will be used for splitting and liberation of Multi

Coloured Granite from the parent sheet mass.

� Transportation of Multi Coloured Granite shall be done through road by trailers and

trucks.

� The project land is devoid of vegetation and lies in the backward town of Virudhunagar

District.

� There are no specific industries or factories in and around the project area.

(ii) Population projection

There are few villages located in the 5km radius of mine site and approximate distance

and population are given below.

S.

No Name of the Village

Approximate Distance &

Direction from lease area

Approximate

population

1. MC Puram 4km –NE 500

2. Avudaiyapuram 2km-NW 1000

3. Appayanaickenpatti 4km-SE 500

4. Santhaiyur 3km – SE 300

5. Veppilaipatti 2km – SW 100

6. Naduvappatti 4km - SW 1000

Basic human welfare Amenities such as Health Center, Schools, Communication

Facilities, and Commercial Centers etc are available at Sattur located at a distance of 8kms from

the Southwestern side of the quarry site.

(iii) Land use planning (breakup along with green belt etc.)

The land use planning of the quarry area of the total extent of 1.83.5 Ha is given below

Description Present Area

(Ha.)

Area to be

Required at the

present

scheme period(Ha)

Area at the End

of life of quarry

(Ha)

Area under quarry 0.75.2 0.01.4 1.22.8

Waste dump Nil 0.20.0 Backfilled

Infrastructure Nil 0.01.0 0.01.0 Roads 0.01.0 0.01.0 0.02.0

Green belt Nil 0.11.5 0.35.0

Stocking Blocks 1.07.3 0.72.4 0.22.7

Grand Total 1.83.5 1.07.3 1.83.5

(iv) Assessment of Infrastructure Demand (Physical & Social)

The existing road facilities are already available which shall be used and maintained.

The labors requirement is drawn from the nearest villages. The labors will be brought by jeeps

and vans to the quarry site, Medical facilities are available near the project site, Government and

private hospitals and other basic amenities and infrastructure facilities like communication

center, school supermarket, bus stand are also available in Sattur at a distance of 8kms (SW).

This quarry project will provide employment for about 35 persons directly.

(v) Amenities/Facilities

The simple methods adopted and the limited scale of activities involved in Multi -

Coloured Granite quarrying does not require High Tension Electric Power supply or huge

worship facilities. Major Machinery repair works are attended at Sattur minor repairs are carried

out by the nearby mechanics. All facilities and amenities are available in Virudhunagar which is

18km Northern side of the area.

Packaged drinking water is available from the approved water vender in nearby village.

Mine office, storeroom, toilet and first-aid room will be provided on permanent structures within

the lease area after the grant of lease.

6. PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE

(i) Industrial Area (Processing area)

There is no industrial or processing area proposed within the lease applied area.

(ii) Residential area (Non processing area)

At the local person will be given employment. There is no residential area within the

radius of 500m.

(iii) Green Belt

All along the boundary barrier is selected for Green belt development by planting and

maintaining native species. The total area for proposed for Green belt is around 0.11.5Ha out of

1.83.5Ha. The estimated budget for plantation and maintenance of Green belt development

would be around Rs. 30,000/-

(iv) Social infrastructure

About 35 employees will be directly benefited and 10 persons will be indirectly

benefited, the lease ensure to share all responsible for special benefits like water, health care,

Education benefits, and promotion of socio cultural activities of the nearby villages.

(v) Connectivity (traffic and transportation road/ Rail/ Metro/ Water ways etc.,)

Mode Description

Road connectivity

1. The existing village road available in the quarry area. This

road leads to the Avudaiyarpuram – Santhaiyur village

which is about 500m on North eastern side of the area.

2. The Nearest National Highway (NH-7) Bangalore -

Kanniyakumari-3km- North western side.

3. The Nearest State Highway (SH187) Sivakasi - Sattur -

6km- Southwestern side

Railway station &

Railway line

1. Sattur Railway station - 8km – Southwestern side

2. Railway line is Madurai - Tirunelveli - 3km – Western

side.

Air port 1. Nearest Airport is Madurai - 70km – Northeastern side.

(vi) Drinking Water management (Source & Supply of water)

This proposed Multi Coloured Granite quarry project does not require huge water either

for beneficiation or processing. Water required for drinking and domestic consumption for labors

is around 0.3KLD. The Packaged drinking water will be brought from nearby village approved

water vendors.

(vii) Sewerage System

Toilets will be constructed as permanent structure within the area and sewage will be

discharged once in three months. The sewage waste will be collected in soak pit and the sludge

will be discharged.

(viii) Industrial Waste Management

No industrial waste will be generated from the project.

(ix) Solid Waste Management

There is no solid waste anticipated. The waste material includes granite waste.

(x) Power Requirement & Supply / source

The proposed Multi Coloured Granite quarrying does not require any power supply for

the quarrying operation. It is proposed to operate in day time only from 9 Am to 5Pm with 1

Hour lunch interval between 1Pm to 2Pm. The domestic consumption for the lights at the night is

only for the century room, mines office etc,

7. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT (R & R PLAN)

(i) Policy to be adopted (Central/State) in respect of the project affected persons including home

oustees, land oustees and landless laborers (a brief outline to be given)

There is no Rehabilitation and resettlement is involved. The deployed labours will be

insured as per the Government norms till the end of the life of the quarry. Periodical medical test

will be conducted for the labors to monitor the occupational disease. The salaries and benefits

will be paid as specified by the instruction given by the labor enforcement officers.

8. PROJECT SCHEDULE & COST ESTIMATES

(i) Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion (Time schedule for the project

to be given)

The Multi Coloured Granite quarrying project is likely to get commenced after the

execution of quarrying lease. The lease will get expired 20 years after the execution of lease

deed. The proposed quantity of reserves (20%) is around 6004m3 of Multi Coloured Granite for

during this Scheme period.

(ii) Estimated project cost along with analysis in terms of economic viability of the project :

A. Fixed Asset Cost Land cost = Rs. 6, 00,000/-

Labor shed = Rs. 50,000/-

Sanitary facilities = Rs. 50,000/-

Fencing cost = Rs. 1, 00,000/-

Total cost = Rs. 8, 00,000/-

B. Operational cost:

Jack hammer and Compressor = Rs. 10, 00,000/-

Excavator on rental (Per annum) = Rs. 5, 00,000/-

Hydraulic Crane = Rs. 3, 00,000/-

Tippers on rental (Per annum) = Rs. 6, 00,000/-

Diamond wire saw cutting = Rs. 3, 00,000/-

Drinking water facility for the labors = Rs. 1, 00,000/-

Safety kits = Rs. 1, 00,000/-

Total Operation cost = Rs. 29, 00,000/-

C. EMP Cost:

Afforestation = Rs. 30,000/-

Water sprinkling = Rs. 50,000/-

Water Quality test = Rs. 25,000/-

Air Quality test = Rs. 25,000/-

Noise/Vibration test = Rs. 25,000/-

Cost towards charity = Rs. 1, 00,000/-

Total EMP cost = Rs. 2, 55,000/-

The Project cost:

A. Fixed Asset cost = Rs. 8, 00,000/-

B. Operational cost = Rs. 29, 00,000/-

C. EMP cost = Rs. 2, 55,000/-

Total cost = Rs. 39, 55,000/-

� The total project cost including EMP cost (A+B+C) is about Rs. 39,55,000/- (Rupees

thirty nine lakhs fifty five thousand only)

� The total EMP cost is about Rs. 2, 55,000/- (Rupees two lakhs fifty five thousand only)

Population Benefit

The applicant ensures to take social responsibilities like providing School Note books,

Uniforms to the Students below poverty level beside if the villages require any borehole for

public use the applicant ensure to do so.

The applicant will also take part and contribute the native cultural activities in the nearby

villages. During summer seasons packaged drinking water will be kept will be kept in the village

for public and for tress passers. The applicant will involve and contribute all the socio cultural

allocation in and around the area. The budget provisions and allocation for all the above

activities will be around Rs. 10,000/- for during this scheme period.

Mine Closure Plan:

Steps proposed for phased restoration, reclamation of already mined out areas:

� The proposal for the project is fresh Multi Coloured Granite quarry.

� After the exploitation of Multi Coloured Granite up to the ultimate pit limit the waste will

be backfilled in the worked out pits and fencing will be constructed around the pit to

prevent inherent entry of public.

� There is a proposal only for back filling the Granite waste. The remaining voids will be

allowed to collect rain water. The quarry pit will be fenced to prevent inherent entry of

public.

Measures to be under taken on mine closure as per Act & Rules:

Measure will be taken as per Act & Rules.

Mitigation measure to be undertaken for safety and restoration / reclamation of the already mined

out area:

� Drilling will be carrying out by wet drilling to control the dust into the air.

� Minimum blasting will be carrying out on limited scale.

� Mist spray on haul road will be proposed to prevent the dust propagation into the air.

� The plantation will be carried out on the safety barriers to prevent Noise, besides wet

drilling will be practiced to prevent dust.

� All the machineries will be maintained in good conditions as per RTO and TNPCB

Norms to prevent Noise, Smoke and vibration.

� Machineries will be periodically maintained by experienced mechanic to minimize noise,

Smoke and ground vibration.

9. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL (FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS)

(i) Financial and social benefits with special emphasis on the benefit to the local people including

tribal population, if any, in the area.

There are no tribal populations in and around the area about 35 personals directly will be

benefited by these projects, besides the government. Will get good revenue by taxes, seigniorage

fees etc., and if the applicants find the suitable export market the Government will have a good

foreign exchange to the nation.

The socio- Economic conditions of the village and distance will enhance due to the

project, hence, the project should be allowed after considering all the parameters. The detail

furnished in this scheme of mining plan is based on information provided by the State

Government and the lessee. By considering the merit of the project the permission may be

granted.

Date : 19.02.2016

Place : Virudhunagar

1. Signature of the proponent

(D.Adaikala Mary)

Proprietor

2. Signature of the Recognized qualified person

M. Ifthikhar Ahmed, M.Sc., M.B.A., F.G.S., M.M.E.A.,

RQP/MAS/183/2004/A

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