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Rough Stone Quarry ROUGH STONE QUARRY S.F.No: 663/1A(P), 663/1B1(P), 663/1B2(P), 663/1B3(P), 663/2(P) & 679/1(P), THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM VILLAGE, HOSUR TALUK, KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICTAND TAMILNADU STATE QUARRY LEASE AREA – 4.77.5 HA ROUGH STONE PRODUCTION – 176502M / YEAR FORM -1, PREFEASIBILITY REPORT, MINING PLAN APPLICANT M/s. AVS TECH BUILDING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD., NO. 298, SIPCOT STAFF, HOUSING COLONY, MOOKANDAPALLI, HOSUR TALUK, KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICT. CONTENTS S.NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO 1. Form -1 2. Prefeasibility Report 3. Letter from District Collector, KRISHNAGIRI to produce Approved Mining Plan and Environmental Clearance from DEIAA. 4. Approved Mining Plan Letter from Department of Geology and Mining, Krishnagiri. 5. Approved Mining Plan 6. Annexure FORM-1, PREFEASIBILITY REPORT, MINING PLAN FOR ROUGH STONE S.F.NO: 663/1A (P), 663/1B1 (P), 663/1B2 (P), 663/1B3 (P), 663/2(P) & 679/1(P), THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM VILLAGE, HOSUR TALUK, KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICT AND TAMILNADU STATE OF M/S. AVS TECH BUILDING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD, (EXTENT – 4.77.5HA) FORM-I FORM – I M/s. AVS TECH BUILDING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD, (I) BASIC INFORMATION S.NO ITEMS DETAILS 1 Name of the project’s THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM Village Rough stone Quarry project. 2 S.No. in the schedule 1 (a) 3 Proposed capacity / area / length / Rough stone for 5 years = 882511m³ tonnage to be handled / command area / Top soil = 24472m³ in 4.77.5Hectares. lease area / number of wells to be drilled. It is an open cast quarry. The Massive Granite Gneiss formation is clearly inferred right from the surface. Hence, no wells are proposed or drilled. 4 New / Expansion / Modernization Fresh Quarry 5 Existing Capacity / Area etc. The proposed quantity of reserves is 882511M³ of Rough Stone. The quarry operation is proposed upto a depth for 57m (1m Top soil + 56m Rough Stone) Above Ground level 15m and Below Ground Level 42m. Description Rough Stone Top Soil in in m³ m³ Geological 2585933M3 49148M3 Reserves Available Mineable 882511m3 24472M3 Reserves Five Years only 882511m3 24472M3 Plan period in the approved Mining Plan period 6 Category of Project i.e. ‘A’ or ‘B’ C ategory – B (B2) 7 Does it attract the general condition? If 7.5m safety distance from the adjoining Patta Lands in Yes, please specify. the Lease area. 8 Does it attract the specific condition? If 60.0m safety distance to be maintained to S.F.No.679/2 Yes, please specify. poramboke land on the eastern part of the applied area. Location: Toposheet No. 57 – H/14 12° 41'35.57" N To 12° 41'46.96" N 77° 54' 11.54" E To 77° 54' 22.89" E Plot/Survey/Khasra No. 663/1A(P), 663/1B1(P), 663/1B2(P), 663/1B3(P), 9 663/2(P) & 679/1(P) (Patta Land) Village THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM Taluk HOSUR District KRISHNAGIRI State T AMILNADU 10 Nearest Railway Station / Airport along HOSUR Railway station 9.0Kms with distance in kms BANGALORE Airport 59.0kms 11 Nearest Town, city, district Headquarters Town - HOSUR – 10.0kms along with distance in kms. City - HOSUR – 10.0kms District - KRISHNAGIRI – 40.0kms 12 Village Panchayats, Zilla Parishad, Village - THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM Municipal Corporation, Local body Panchayat - THORAPALLI AGRAHARAM (complete postal addresses with Taluk - HOSUR telephone nos. to be given) District - KRISHNAGIRI Name of the APPLICANT M/s. AVS TECH BUILDING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD. , 14 Registered Address NO.298, SIPCOT STAFF, HOUSING COLONY, MOOKANDAPALLI, HOSUR TALUK, KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICT. Address for correspondence: Same as above Name M/s. AVS TECH BUILDING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD.,, Designation (Owner/Partner /CEO) Owner Address Same as above 15 Pin code 635 126 E-mail [email protected] Mobile No. 98946-28970 Fax No. Nil 16 Details of Alternative Sites examined, if There is no alternative site examined as The project is Any. Location of these sites should be site specific. shown on a Topo sheet. 17 Interlinked Projects There is no inter linked projects 18 Whether separate application of No application has been submitted. for interlinked Interlinked project has been submitted? projects. 19 If yes, date of submission Not Applicable. 20 If no, reason Since the project involves rough stone Operation only, there is no interlinked projects. 21 Whether the proposal involves (i)The project doesn’t attract the Forest (Conservation) Approval / clearance under: if yes, Act 1980. There is no Forest land involved within the Details of the same and their status to be quarry lease applied area given. (ii) There is no wild life sanctuaries within 10 km i. The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980? radius from the project site area under the Wildlife ii. The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972? (protection) Act1972. iii. The C.R.Z. Notification, 1991? (iii) The quarry is located 190 km away from Bay of Bengal. Hence, the project doesn’t attract the C.R.Z. Notification, 1991. 22 Whether there is any Government The Proponent has obtained Precise area Order/Policy relevant/ relating to the site. Letter from the District Collector, KRISHNAGIRI vide letter. Rc. No. 890/2018/MINES-2 dated 23.07.2018 and the Mining Plan was approved by The Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, KRISHNAGIRI vide Roc. 890/2018/MINES-2 dated 9.11.2018. 23 Forest Land involved ( hectares) No Forest land is involved in the core zone. Whether there is any litigation pending No litigation is pending with any court of law as 24 against the project and / or Land in against this project. which the project is proposes to be set up? a) Name of the Court b) Case No. c) Orders/directions of the Court, if any and its relevance with the proposed project. (II) Activity CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION OR DECOMMISSIONING OF THE PROJECT INVOLVING ACTIONS, WHICH WILL CAUSE PHYSICAL HANGES IN THE LOCALITY (TOPOGRAPHY, LAND USE, CHANGES IN WATER BODIES, ETC.) S.NO. INFORMATION/CHECKLIST YES/ DETAILS THEREOF (WITH APPROXIMATE CONFIRMATION NO QUANTITIES /RATES, WHEREVER POSSIBLE) WITH SOURCE OF INFORMATION DATA 1.1 Permanent or temporary change in No The area applied for quarry lease is a hilly terrain, land use, land cover or topography which will be changed after the quarrying of Rough including increase in intensity of stone as per the Mining Plan. Conventional land use (with respect to local land Opencast method and semi mechanized mining use plan) with 7.0m Vertical bench with a width of 5.0m is being Proposed. Topography will change in respect to Overburden excavation. However, measures will be implemented as per Mining Plan to retain the topography. As the area of the quarry remains the same, there will not be any increase in intensity of local land use. Area in use Present during the S. Area Land Use quarrying No. (Hect) period (Hect) 1. Quarrying Pit Nil 1.66.4 2. Infrastructure Nil 0.01.0 3. Roads Nil 0.02.0 4. Green Belt & Nil 0.34.1 dump 5. Unutilized 4.77.5 2.74.0 Total = 4.77.5Ha 4.77.5Ha 1.2 Clearance of existing land, No Not required, since the project area is dry, Vegetation and buildings? vacant, uncultivable area, strewn with boulders of various sizes, few shrubs and weeds, No cutting of trees or demolition of buildings involved. 1.3 Creation of new land uses? No The total quarrying activity is proposed to be carried out within the quarry lease applied area and hence there is no proposal for the creation of new land use. Temporary approach road within the project area will be formed for the easy access of men and machinery which will be well maintained. The tippers will transport the rough stone to the needy crushers by existing road. 1.4 Pre-construction investigations E.g. No Not Applicable. bore houses, soil testing? 1.5 Construction works? Yes Office building will be constructed in the quarry lease hold area. 1.6 Demolition works? No No demolition work is involved. 1.7 Temporary sites used for No Site services on permanent structure will be construction works or housing of constructed only after grant of quarry lease construction workers? leaving 7.5m safety barrier. 1.8 Above ground buildings, structures No There will be no high rise buildings. or earthworks including linear structures, cut and fill or excavations 1.9 Underground works including No No underground working is involved. mining or tunnelling? 1.10 Reclamation works? No There is no reclamation work is proposed. The present mining is proposed to an average depth of 57m depth (1m Top soil + 56m Rough Stone) Above Ground level 15m and Below Ground Level 42m. There is no proposal for backfilling. The Quarrying operation will be performed to exploit 100% of the total reserves. 1.11 Dredging? No There is no scope for dredging 1.12 Offshore structures? No There is no such activities involved 1.13 Production and Manufacturing Yes Rough stone Production for 5 years = 882511m³ Process And there is no manufacturing process here. 1.14 Facilities for storage of goods or Yes The top soil of the lease area is 24472m3. Topsoil Materials? formation will be removed and dumped in all side of the 7.5m & 60.0m boundary barrier of the lease area Proposed Dump Dimensions: Top Soil-9380 Sq.m X 2.61m(H) =24472m3 1.15 Facilities for treatment or disposal Yes The entire quarried Rough stone will be consumed. of solid waste or liquid effluents? The anticipated waste will be very negligible. Domestic waste water will be treated in septic Tank followed by soak pit. The manure will be treated and used for green belt development. The Rough Stone will not produce toxic effluence in the form of solid, liquid or as.
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