Thiru.M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District

(PREPARED UNDER RULES 41 & 42 AS AMENDED IN TAMILNADU MINOR MINERAL CONCESSION RULES, 1959)

(Lease Period = 24.10.2014 to 23.10.2019) Revised Mining Plan Period = 30.05.2018 to 23.10.2019

IN LOCATION OF THE QUARRY LEASE AREA

EXTENT : 2.33.5HA S.F.No’s : 158/5B, 159/6B & 164/3. VILLAGE : B.MEENACHIPURAM TALUK : BODINAYAKANUR DISTRICT : THENI STATE : TAMILNADU

FOR

LESSEE

Thiru.M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District.

PREPARED BY

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Qualified Person

M/s.Geo Exploration and Mining Solutions, Regd.off.No:17, Advaitha Ashram Road, Alagapuram Post, Salem – 636 004. Cell: 94433 56539. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gemssalem.com M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District.

CONSENT LETTER FROM LESSEE

The Revised Mining Plan in respect of Roughstone and Gravel Quarry in S.F.No’s.158/5B, 159/6B & 164/3 over an extent of 2.33.5Ha of Patta Land in B.Meenachipuram Village, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District and Tamilnadu State has been prepared by Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Qualified Person I request to the District Collector, Theni to make further correspondence regarding the modification of the Mining Plan with the said Qualified Person at his following address.

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D.,

Regd.off.No:17, Advaitha Ashram Road, Alagapuram post, Salem – 636 004. Cell: 94433 56539, 94422 78601.

, I hereby undertake that all the modifications, if any made in the Revised Mining Plan by the Qualified Person may be deemed to have been made with my knowledge and consent and shall be acceptable to me and binding on me in all respects.

Signature of the Lessee,

M.Murugesan. Place : Theni Date : 28.05.2018

M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District.

DECLARATION OF THE LESSEE

I have understood its contents and agree to implement the same in accordance with Laws, Rules and Act applicable to Quarry.

Signature of the Lessee,

M.Murugesan. Place: Theni Date: 28.05.2018

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Regd.off.No:17, Advaitha Ashram Road, Alagapuram post, Salem – 636 004. Cell: 94433 56539, 94422 78601.

CERTIFICATE FROM THE QUALIFIED PERSON

This is to Certify That The Provisions of Prepared Under Rules 41 & 42 As Amended In Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959 have been observed in the preparation of Revised Mining Plan for Roughstone and Gravel Quarry in S.F.No’s.158/5B, 159/6B & 164/3 over an extent of 2.33.5Ha of Patta Land in B.Meenachipuram Village, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District, Tamilnadu State has been prepared for Thiru.M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District. Whenever specific permissions / exemptions / relaxations and approvals are required, the Lessee will approach the concerned authorities of the District Collectorate, Theni, Tamilnadu for such permissions/ exemptions/relaxations and approvals. It is also certified that information furnished in the above Mining plan are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Signature of the Qualified Person

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Qualified Person Place: Salem Date: 30.05.2018

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Regd.off.No:17, Advaitha Ashram Road, Alagapuram post, Salem – 636 004. Cell: 94433 56539, 94422 78601.

CERTIFICATE FROM THE QUALIFIED PERSON

Certified that the Provisions of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations or Orders made there under have been observed in the preparation of Revised Mining Plan Roughstone and Gravel Quarry in S.F.No’s.158/5B, 159/6B & 164/3 over an extent of 2.33.5Ha of Patta Land in B.Meenachipuram Village, Bodinayakanur Taluk and Theni District has been prepared for Thiru.M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District. Whenever specific permissions / exemptions / relaxations and approvals are required, the Lessee will approach the concerned authorities of Director General of Mines Safety (DGMS), No.5, II Street, Block–AA, Anna Nagar, Chennai-40, Tamilnadu for such permissions / exemptions / relaxations and approvals. It is also certified that information furnished in the mining plan are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Signature of the Qualified Person

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Qualified Person Place: Salem Date: 30.05.2018

LIST OF CONTENTS

S.No. Description Page No.

1.0 General Information 3

2.0 Location 4

PART-A

3.0 Geology and Mineral Reserves 6

4.0 Mining 10

5.0 Blasting 13

6.0 Mine Drainage 14

7.0 Other Permanent Structures 15

8.0 Employment Potential & Welfare Measures 17

PART-B

9.0 Environment Management Plan 19

10.0 Mine Closure Plan 25

Any Other Details Intend to Furnish by the 11.0 27 Lessee

LIST OF ANNEXURES

S.No. Description Annx.no.

1. Copy of Revised Mining Plan letter I

2. Copy of Proceeding Letter II

3. Copy of Lease Deed III

4. Copy of FMB IV

5. Copy of Combined map V

6. Copy of Patta VI

7. Copy of Adangal VII

8. Copy of A-Register VIII

9. Copy of Forest Letter IX

10. Copy of ID Proof X

11. Copy of Qualified Person Certificate XI

LIST OF PLATES

S.NO DESCRIPTION Plate No

1. LOCATION PLAN I TOPOSKETCH OF QUARRY LEASE AREA 2. IA COVERING 10KM RADIUS 3. ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN IB 4. KEY PLAN IC 5. QUARRY LEASE & SURFACE PLAN II TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGICAL PLAN & 6. SECTIONS SHOWING YEARWISE III DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION 7. CONCEPTUAL PLAN & SECTIONS IV

Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry

REVISED MINING PLAN FOR B.MEENACHIPURAM ROUGHSTONE AND GRAVEL QUARRY OVER AN EXTENT OF 2.33.5HA IN B.MEENACHIPURAM VILLAGE, BODINAYAKANUR TALUK, THENI DISTRICT, TAMILNADU. Prepared Under Rules 41 & 42 as Amended in Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959)

INTRODUCTION AND EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Revised Mining Plan and Environmental Management plan is prepared for Thiru.M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District. The lease area over an extent of S.F.No’s.158/5B, 159/6B & 164/3 of 2.33.5Ha in B.Meenachipuram Village, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District. The District Collector, Theni passed a precise area communication letter Vide Rc.No.199/Mines/2012 Dated 30.07.2013 to prepare Mining plan and Obtain Environmental Clearance from the Consent Authority, SEIAA, Chennai. In the above circumstance the Mining plan was prepared and got approved vide Rc.No.199/Mines/2012 Dated 23.09.2013 and Environmental Clearance was obtained from the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority, Tamilnadu Vide Lr.No.SEIAA- TN/F.No:1815/EC/1(a)/1559/2013 Dated:14.08.2014 as directed by the SEIAA the proponent obtained consent to establish from the Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board. The District Collector Theni passed Proceeding vide Rc.No.199/Mines/2012 Dated 01.10.2014, for the period of five years from 24.10.2014 to 23.10.2019. As per the Mining plan the proposed quantity of Rough stone is about 1,20,840m3 and 12,422m3 of Gravel up to a depth of 27m below the ground level. During the course of quarrying operation there was a huge demand for construction and highway project. For this market demand the lessee excavated 1,20,840 m3 quantity has been exhausted. In the Environmental Clearance Issued by the SEIAA stated, (The quarrying activity shall be stopped if the entire quantity indicated in the Mining plan is quarried even before the expiry of the quarry lease period and the same shall be monitored by the District authorities). For this cause lessee approach to prepare the Revised Mining plan and obtain Environmental clearance from the District Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA), Theni for the available quantities and remaining period. Hence this Mining plan is prepared for the remaining available Mineable Reserves.

1 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Review of Mining plan: • Proposed Depth in mining plan 27m below the ground level. • Method of Mining = Opencast semi mechanized method. • Employment potential = 14 No.s 3 3 • Proposed quantity is 1,20,840m of Rough stone and 12,422m of Gravel.

Short Notes of Revised Mining plan: a. Village Panchayat - B.Meenachipuram b. Panchayat Union - Bodinayakanur c. The Total available Mineable Reserves 89,905m3 of Rough stone and 25,927m3 of Gravel in the entire area. d. The proposed quantity of reserves/ (level of production) for remaining period is to be mined are 89,905m3 of Rough stone and 25,927m3 of Gravel in the entire area. e. Total extent of the lease area = 2.33.5Ha f. Topography of the area = The area exhibits Slightly undulated topography. (Quarried out pits is observed). g. Existing Depth = 15m (Max) below the ground level. h. Proposed Depth of mining = Upto 35m depth (10m Above ground level + 25m Below ground level). i. Lease period = Five years (24.10.2014 to 23.10.2019). j. Remaining lease period = One year Five Months 30.05.2018 to 23.10.2018 – Five Months 24.10.2018 to 23.10.2019 – One year. k. Method of mining / level of mechanization Opencast semi mechanized method, the quarry operation involves shallow jack hammer drilling, slurry blasting. l. Type of machineries proposed in the quarrying operation.(Rental Basis) Excavator attached with rock breaker. Jack hammers 30-35mm dia, Tractor mounted compressor (4 jack hammer capacity). m. No trees are uprooted due to this quarrying operation. n. The existing road from the main road to quarry is in good condition and the same is being maintained and utilized for Transportation of Rough stone. o. There is no export of this Roughstone and Gravel. 2 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry p. Toposketch covering an 10km and 1km radius around the proposed area with markings of habitations, water bodies including streams, rivers, roads, major structure like bridges, wells, archaeological importance, places of worships is marked and enclosed as Plate No IA and IB. q. The lease area is about 2.33.5Ha and comprises three Blocks namely Block-I, Block-II and Block-III bounded by nineteen corners; the corners are marked as 1-19 clockwise from the South Western corner the Co–ordinates for the boundaries are clearly marked in the drawing enclosed as Plate No.II. r. The plans of proposed quarrying area showing the dimensions of the pits, its proposed depth and maximum area of proposed quarrying are enclosed as Plate No.III. s. Koduvilarpatty reserve forest is situated 50m away from the Northern side of the lease area. t. The lease area is 10km away from the interstate boundary, protected area under wild life protection ACT 1972, critically polluted areas as identified by CPCB. u. There are no wastages anticipated during this quarry operation, hence waste dump is not proposed. v. Around 22 employees are deploying in the quarrying operation. w. Total Cost of the project is about = Rs.37,83,075/-

1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 a) Name of the Lessee : Thiru.M.Murugesan, b) Address of the lessee (With Phone No and E-mail Address) Address : M.Murugesan, Durairajapuram, Anaikkaraipatti Post, Bodinayakanur Taluk, Theni District. Pin code : 625 582 Mobile No : 99422 47651 & 90801 13818 Aadhaar number : 4940 5849 9785 c) Status of the Lessee (Individual / Company / Firm). The lessee is an individual. 1.2 a) Mineral which the Lessee intends to mine The Lessee intends to quarry Roughstone and Gravel only.

3 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry b) Precise area communication letter details received from the Competent Authority of the Government. The Precise area communication letter was received from the District Collector Theni vide Rc.No.199/Mines/2012 Dated 30.07.2013. The Mining plan was prepared and got approvals vide Rc.No.199/Mines/2012 Dated 07.10.2014 . The lease deed was executed on 24.10.2014 and the lease valid up to 23.10.2019. C) Period of permission / lease to be granted. The applicant applied permission to quarry Rough stone and Gravel for the period of Five years/ The District Collector considered for the Grant of quarry lease for the period of Five years, the remaining plan period is One year Five Months. d) Name and address of the Qualified Person / Authorized person preparing the mining plan. Name : Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Address : Regd.off.No.17, Advaitha Ashram Road, Alagapuram, Salem-633 004. Mobile : 94422 78601 & 94433 56539. Tele Fax : 0427- 2431989 Email : [email protected] Website : www.gemssalem.com

2.0 LOCATION a) Details of the area with location map The lease area is located about 9.0km Western side of Theni District and 4.5km from North east side of Bodinayakanur Taluk and the lease applied area is located along B.Meenachipuram Village 3.0km from North Eastern side.

4 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 1.0 Topographical view of Location map of the Lease area

TABLE - 1 District Taluk Village S.F.No’s. Area in Ha. 158/5B 0.71.5 Theni Bodinayakanur B.Meenachipuram 159/6B 0.91.0 164/3 0.71.0 Total Extent 2.33.5Ha 5 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry b) Classification of the area (Ryotwari/ Poramboke / others) It is a Patta land (classified as Barren land) which is not fit for vegetation/ Cultivation. c) Ownership / Occupancy of the lease area (surface right) It is a Patta land, Registered in the Name of Applicant (Murugesan) vide Patta No.1281 and 3914.(Copy of Annexure No.V). d) Toposheet No. with latitude and longitude The lease area falls in the Toposheet No.58-F/08 Latitude between 10°00'39.90"N to 10°00'45.90"N and Longitude between: 77°23'28.62"E to 77°23'42.92"E on WGS datum-1984. Please refer the Plate No (Plate No I to II). e) Existence of public road / Railway line, if any nearby and approximate distance There is an existing metal road is on the Southern side of the area this road connecting in the Village road at a distance of 950m. Multiple road access is available from the quarry to Village roads, state highways and National Highway, no villages are enrooted while the transportation of Rough stone. The road from the quarry is already in exists, the same road is being maintained and utilized for haulage besides trees will be planted on the either side of the road to prevent dust and noise to the nearby areas. The area in and around the quarry is devoid of Vegetation and plantation. The Nearest Railway line is Bodinayakanur - Theni line which is about 700m from the Southern side of the area.

PART – A 3.0 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESERVES 3.1 Brief description of the Topography and general Geology of the area (with plans) The lease area is exhibits slightly undulated topography covered by Gravel formation. The slope of the area is gentle towards South Eastern side. The altitude of the area is 353m (Max) above MSL. The area is being quarried hence the Rough stone formation is clearly inferred from the existing pit. The thickness of the Gravel formation is 5m, massive charnockite is found after 5m (Gravel) which is clearly inferred from the existing pits. Peninsular Gneiss is the oldest rock formation in this area, in which the massive formation of Charnockite lies over with rich accumulation of recent quaternary formation. On regional scale the charnockite body trends N600E – S600W with dipping SE450. Water table is found at a depth of 45m in summer and 40m in rainy seasons. Average annual rainfall is about 850mm during the monsoon.

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2.0 Topographical view of the Lease area

The general Geological sequences of the rocks in this area are given below AGE FORMATION Recent - Quaternary to recent Formation (Gravel) ------Unconformity------Archaean - Charnockite Peninsular Gneiss complex

3.2 Details of exploration already carried out if any. State Geology and Mining Dept, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, has carried out the Regional prospecting and exploration in these areas during 1992 to 1993. Geological Survey of India has carried out detailed mapping in Theni District. Besides, the entire area is already quarried and exposed with rocks which prove the occurrence of reserves in this area. The area is under quarrying operation. Rough stone is clearly inferred from the nearby existing quarrying pit. 3.3 Estimation of Reserves a) Geological reserves with geological sections on a scale of 1:1000 / 1:2000. As far as Rough stone (Charnockite) is concerned, the only practical method is the systematic geological mapping and delineation of Rough stone within the field and careful evaluation of body luster, physical properties, engineering properties, commercial aspects etc., 7 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Totally Six sections have been drawn, three sections are drawn Length wise as (X-Y), (X1-Y) and (X2-Y2) and another three sections are drawn Width wise as (A-B), (C-D) and (E-F) to cover the maximum area considered for lease. The Topographical, Geological plan and sections demarcated the commercial marketable Rough stone (Charnockite) deposit has been prepared in 1:1000 scale (Refer the Geological plan and sections Plate No- III. The sale of Rough stone is in terms of cubic meters (Volume) and not in terms of tonnage. Geological Resources (Plate No. III) The Geological Resources of Rough stone is calculated up to a maximum depth of 36m below the ground level. TABLE-2 GEOLOGICAL RESOURCES Geological Gravel Length Width Depth Volume Resources of Section Bench formation in (m) in (m) in (m) in m3 Roughstone in m3 in m3 I 136 51 5 34680 34680 II 136 51 5 34680 34680 III 136 51 5 34680 34680 XY-AB IV 136 51 5 34680 34680 V 136 51 5 34680 34680 VI 136 51 5 34680 34680 VII 136 51 5 34680 34680 TOTAL 208080 34680 I 108 90 5 48600 48600 II 108 90 5 48600 48600 III 108 90 5 48600 48600 X1Y1-CD IV 108 90 5 48600 48600 V 108 90 5 48600 48600 VI 108 90 5 48600 48600 VII 108 90 5 48600 48600 TOTAL 291600 48600 I 124 60 5 37200 37200 II 124 60 5 37200 37200 III 124 60 5 37200 37200 X2Y2-EF IV 124 60 5 37200 37200 V 124 60 5 37200 37200 VI 124 60 5 37200 37200 VII 124 60 5 37200 37200 TOTAL 223200 37200 GRAND TOTAL 722880 120480 Geological Resources of Rough Stone : 7,22,880m3 Geological Resources of Gravel : 1,20,480m3

8 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Excavated Pit Dimension The area has been quarried in earlier the existing pit dimensions are follow: TABLE-3 Description Length in (m) Max Width in (m) Avg Depth Max in (m) Block-I 88 55 5 Block-II 60 30 9 Block-III 89 45 7

Remaining Available Mineable Reserves The available mineable reserves are calculated after leaving 7.5m safety distance to the adjacent patta lands, 10m safety distance maintained from Government Land, Odai and bench loss. TABLE-4 MINEABLE RESERVES Mineable Length Width Depth Volume Reserves of Gravel Section Bench formation in (m) in (m) in (m) in m3 Rough stone in m3 in m3 I 37 5 5 925 925 II 40 26 5 5200 5200 XY-AB III 105 16 5 8400 8400 IV 95 6 5 2850 2850 TOTAL 16450 925 I 45 68 5 15300 15300 II 47 56 5 13160 13160 III 43 46 5 9890 9890 X1Y1-CD IV 68 36 5 12240 12240 V 58 26 5 7540 7540 VI 48 16 5 3840 3840 VII 38 6 5 1140 1140 TOTAL 47810 15300 I 42 77 3 9702 9702 II 33 71 5 11715 11715 X2Y2-EF III 23 81 5 9315 9315 IV 13 71 5 4615 4615 TOTAL 25645 9702 GRAND TOTAL 89905 25927

The available mineable reserves have been computed as 89,905m3 of Rough stone and 25,927m3 of Gravel formation at the rate of 100% recovery. The quarry already attained a maximum depth of 15m below the ground level. Now the proposals are given upto a depth of 35m (10m Above ground level + 25m Below ground level).

9 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 4.0 MINING 4.1 Method of Mining (opencast / underground) Open cast Mechanized Mining is being carried out with 5.0 meter vertical bench and a bench width not less than the bench height. However, as far as the quarrying of Rough stone is concerned, observance of the provisions of Regulation 106 (2) (b) as above is seldom possible due to various inherent petro genetic factors coupled with mining difficulties. Hence it is proposed to obtain relaxation to the provisions of the above regulation from the Director of Mines Safety for which necessary provision is available with the Regulation 106 (2) (b) of MMR-1961, under Mine Act - 1952. 4.2 Mode of working (mechanized, manual) The Rough stone is proposed to quarry at 5m bench height & width with conventional Opencast Mechanized Method. The quarry operation involves shallow jack hammer drilling, slurry blasting, excavation, Loading and transportation of Rough stone to the needy crusher. The production of Rough stone in this quarry involves the following method which is typical for Rough stone quarrying in contrast to other major mineral mining. Splitting of rock mass of considerable volume from the parent rock mass by jackhammer drilling and blasting, hydraulic excavators are used for loading the Rough stone from pithead to the needy crushers. Occasionally hydraulic excavators are attached with rock breakers for fragmentation to avoid secondary blasting. The primary boulders thus splitted are removed from the pits by excavators and further made to smaller sizes by rock breakers attached in excavators. It is a conventional opencast mechanized method of mining. 4.3 Proposed Bench height/ Width The Charnockite is hard and compact rock, the bench height is proposed 5.0 meter vertical bench the width of the bench is not less than the Height. 4.4 Indicate the overburden / mineral production expected pit wise as detailed below (composite plan and section showing pit layout, dumps, disposal of waste if any etc.) The overburden in the form of Gravel formation. The thickness of the Gravel is about 5.0m. The Gravel will be removed with the help of excavator attached with bucket and directly loaded into the tippers for the filling and levelling of low lying areas. This will be done only after obtaining permission and paying necessary seigniorage fee as mentioned in the Appendix–II of Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959.

10 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry The Year wise production Development plan and section indicating the Pit lay out, Green belt development are shown in Plate No-III.

Year wise Development and Production Table- 5 YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION Recoverable Length Width Depth in Volume Reserves of Gravel Year Section Bench in (m) in (m) (m) in m3 Roughstone formation 3 in m3 in m I 37 5 5 925 925 2017-18 II 40 26 5 5200 5200 XY-AB (upto III 105 16 5 8400 8400 23.10.2018) IV 95 6 5 2850 2850 TOTAL 16450 925 I 45 69 5 15525 15525 II 47 56 5 13160 13160 III 43 46 5 9890 9890 X1Y1-CD IV 68 36 5 12240 12240 V 58 26 5 7540 7540 VI 48 16 5 3840 3840 2018-19 VII 38 6 5 1140 1140 I 42 77 3 9702 9702 II 33 71 5 11715 11715 X2Y2-EF III 23 81 5 9315 9315 IV 13 71 5 4615 4615 TOTAL 73455 25002 GRAND TOTAL 89905 25927 The lessee intends to carry out 89,905m3of Roughstone and 25,927m3of Gravel formation for a remaining period upto a depth of 35m (10m Above ground level + 25m Below ground level). 4.5 Machineries to be used For Mining The following machineries are utilized on rental basis for the development and production work at this quarry. TABLE - 6 I. DRILLING MACHINE S.No. Type Nos Dia Hole mm Size Capacity Motive power

1 Jack hammer 2 30-35 1.2m to 6m Compressed air

2 Compressor 1 - 400 psi Diesel Drive II. EXCAVATION AND LOADING EQUIPMENT S.No. Type Nos Capacity Motive Power

1 Excavator 1 300 Diesel Drive

11 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry III. HAULAGE WITHIN THE MINE & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT S.No. Type Nos Capacity Motive Power 1 Tippers 1 10/20 tonns Diesel Drive

4.6 Disposal of Overburden/Waste The overburden in the form of Gravel formation. The thickness of the Gravel is about 5.0m. The Gravel will be removed with the help of excavator attached with bucket and directly loaded into the tippers for the filling and levelling of low lying areas. 4.7 Brief notes on conceptual mining plan for the entire lease period base on the geological, mining and environmental considerations. A conceptual mining plan is prepared with an objective of long term systematic development of benches, layouts, selection of permanent structures, Maximum depth of quarrying and ultimate pit dimensions, selection of sites for construction of infrastructure, etc., The ultimate pit size is designed based on certain practical parameters such as economical depth of mining, safety zones, permissible area, etc., The ultimate pit dimension is prepared based on the existing pit and the proposed depth in the remaining plan period. TABLE - 7 Comceptual Length in (m) Max Width in (m) Avg Depth in (m) Max Block-I 118m 36m 20m Block-II 93m 72m 35m Block-III 45m 99m 20m Afforestation was proposed in the mining plan on the 7.5m & 10m safety barrier and nearest panchayat roads by planting neem trees of native species. All the base line information studies like Air quality monitoring, Noise and vibration monitoring, Water analysis was proposed to be carried out in the Mining plan. In the remaining plan period the studies should be carried out every year as per the Ministry of Environment and Forest, & Climate change (MoEF & CC), TNPCB Norms. It is proposed to engage any local institution to monitor the EIA and EMP during the course of quarrying operation.

12 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 5.0 BLASTING 5.1 Blasting pattern The quarrying operation was proposed to carry out by Opencast Mechanized Method in conjunction with conventional method of mining using Jack hammer drilling and blasting (Controlled Blasting) for shattering effect and loosen the Rough stone. Drilling and blasting parameters are as follows Depth of Each hole : 1.2m Diameter of hole : 30-35mm Spacing between holes : 1.5m Burden for hole : 1.0m Pattern of hole : Zigzag Inclination of holes : 800from horizontal Use of delay detonators : 25millisecond delays. Fuse : “Detonating” Cord Hole pattern : Staggered in two to three rows

Staggered “V” Pattern of Blasting Design Spacing = 1.5m Burden = 1.0m Depth of the hole = 1.2m No of holes proposed per day= 184 Holes 5.2 Type of explosives to be used

Small Dia. 25mm Slurry explosives is being used for shattering and heaving effect for removal and winning of Rough stone. No deep hole drilling and heavy blasting are practiced. 5.3 Measures proposed to minimize ground vibration due to blasting Shallow depth jackhammer drilling & blasting are proposed to be quarry with minimum use of explosives mainly to give shattering effect in rough stone for easy excavation and control fly rock.

13 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Delay detonators: Delay blasting (millisecond delays) permits to divide the shot in to smaller charges, which are detonated in a predetermined millisecond sequence at specific time intervals. The major advantages of delay blasting are: • Reduction of ground vibration. • Reduction in air blast. • Reduction in over break. • Improved fragmentation. • Better control of fly-rocks. Blasting program for the production per day: No of Holes = 190Holes Yield = 572Tons Powder factor = 6tons/Kg of explosives Total explosive required = 95Kg-Slurryexplosives Charge/ hole = 0.5 Kg Blasted at day time = 5-6p.m (whenever required). 5.4 Storage and safety measures to be taken while blasting

The lessee has authorized explosive agency to carry out the small amount of blasting and it is being supervised by competent and statutory foreman. The explosives agencies should have the valid Blaster with certificate. He will explode in the quarry site. After the completion of Blasting, the explosives Agencies will take it out back the remaining quantity of Explosives. The magazine is available at the quarry site to temporarily store the explosives. 6.0 MINE DRAINAGE 6.1 Depth of water table (based on nearby wells and water bodies) The water Table in the area is 45m Below Ground Level in summer season and 40m in Rainy season which is observed from the nearby wells and the data obtained from existing private boreholes. The lease area is fully covered by Massive Charnockite formation and it is revealed from the adjacent quarries. Hence the Ground Water problem will not arise. If water seepage may occur due to the fracture, the same will be used for afforestion. TABLE - 8 S.No. Type Distance & Direction Location

1 Open Well 400m South Eastern side 10°00'29.07"N 77°23'36.49"E

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6.2 Arrangements and places where the mine water is finally proposed to be discharged Quarry operations are confined above the water table during the entire lease period. If water is encountered due to rain water seepage, the same will be pumped out by 5HP water pumps to facilitate the afforestation and dust suppression on haul roads during Haulage of machineries. 7.0 OTHER PERMANENT STRUCTURES (also shown in the map) 7.1 Habitations/ Villages natham There is no approved habitation located within the of 300m radius from the periphery of the lease area. 7.2 Power Lines (HT/LT) There is no L.T.Line is situated within 500m radius of the lease area. 7.3 Water bodies (river, pond, lake, odai, canal,etc.,) Odai is situated within 500m radius of the lease area, 10m safety distance has been maintained. 7.4 Archaeological / historical monuments There is no Archaeological / historical monuments within 500m radius from the area. 7.5 Road (NH, SH others) The Nearest National Highway (NH-49) Kochi - Theni is about 1.0km from the Southern side of the area. The State Highway (SH-100) Bodinayakanur – Thevaram is 4.5km from the Western side of the area. 7.6 Places of worships There are no places of worships within the radius of 500m. 7.7 Reserved forest / forest / social forest / wild life sanctuary etc. There is no reserved forest / forest / social forest/ wild life sanctuary within the radius of 300m.

15 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry SALIENT FEATURES

Prescribed S. Salient Futures safety Actual Distance from the site No. Present around site distance 1. Railways, Highways, 50m Railway line – 600m (Bodinayakanur - Theni) Reservoirs or Canal Southern side. Highways- The Nearest National Highway (NH-49) Kochi - Theni is about 1.0km from the Southern side of the area. Kottagudi river is passing 500m from South west side of the lease applied area. Veerapandi river is passing 6.0km from South east side of the lease applied area. Reservoir – No other Reservoir within 10km radius. Canal- no canal within 500m radius. 2. Village Road 10m Village road is 250m from the Southern side of the area. 3. Approved habitation/ 300m There is no approved habitation located within the of Village 300m radius from the periphery of the lease area. Approximate distance& S.No Name of the Village Direction from lease area 1. Durairajapuram 1.0km - S 2. Annaikaraipatti village 1.5km- SW 3. Meenachipuram 3.0km – W

4. Adjacent Patta Land 7.5m North S.F.No.158/5A East S.F.Nos.158/7 &6 Block-I South S.F.No.160 West S.F.No.158/3 North S.F.No.159/7 Block-II West S.F.No.159/7 North S.F.No.164/1A & 1B Block-III South S.F.No.164/4 7.5m safety distance has been maintained from the boundary. 5. Housing area, EB 50m There is no approved habitation within of 300m the line (HT & LT Line) radius from the periphery of the lease area, There is no L.T.Line is situated within 500m radius of the lease area. 6. Boundaries of the 7.5m & The boundaries of the permitted areas is as follows: Directi Classificati Safety permitted area Block S.F.nos. 10m on on distance North S.F.No.158/5A East S.F.Nos.158/7 &6 Block-I Pattaland 7.5m South S.F.No.160 West S.F.No.158/3 Block-II North S.F.No.159/7 Pattaland 7.5m 16 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry

East S.F.Nos.159/4 &5 Govt.land 10m (odai) South S.F.Nos.159/10 & 9 West S.F.No.159/7 Pattaland 7.5m North S.F.No.164/1A & 1B Pattaland 7.5m East S.F.Nos.159/2 & 6 Govt.land Block-III 10m (odai) South S.F.No.164/4 West S.F.No.159/10 Pattaland 7.5m

7. Reserve forest 50m There is no other reserve forest within the radius of 50m. 8. Protected area / ECO 10km ECO sensitive area is situated 50m away from sensitive area/ wild Northern side of the lease area. There is no wild life life sanctuary sanctuary/ Protected area within the radius of 10km from the periphery of the lease area.

8.0 EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL & WELFARE MEASURES 8.1 Employment potential (skilled, semi skilled, un skilled) The following man powers are proposed in the mining plan to carry out the day-to-day quarrying activities, the same employment is maintaining aimed at the proposed production target and also to comply with the statutory provisions of the metalliferous mines regulations, 1961.

a. Skilled labour Mine Foreman : 1 Jack hammer operator : 12 Blaster/mate : 1 b. Semi-skilled Driver : 1 Cleaner : 1 c. Unskilled- helper : Watchman : 1 Helper : 5 Total : 22 Allowing 10% absenteeism the man power would be around 21. The above manpower is adequate to meet out the production schedule and the machinery strength envisaged in the mining plan and to comply with the statutory provisions of the Mines Safety Regulations. It has been ensured that the labour will not be employed less than 14 years shall be employed to work in mine as per miner act of 1952. All the labours engaged for quarrying operations will be insured by the applicable during the quarry lease period.

17 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 8.2 Welfare Measures a) Drinking Water Packaged drinking water is available from the nearby approved water vendors in Durairajapuram which is about 1.0km from the Southern side of the area. Drinking water shall be readily available at conveniently accessible points during the whole of the working shift. b) Sanitary Facilities Hygienic modern sanitary facilities will be constructed with in the quarrying area as permanent structure and maintained periodically. c) First aid facility First aid kits are kept in Mines office room, in case of such eventuality the victim will be given first aid immediately at the site and injured person will be taken to the hospital. Hospitals are available in Bodinayakanur which is about 5.5km on the Western side the competent and Statutory foreman/ permit manager will be in charge of first aid. d) Labour Health Periodically medical check-up related to occupational health safety will be conducted to all the workers by lessee own cost. e) Precautionary safety measures to the labourers.

‹ Helmets, ‹ Mine Goggles, ‹ Ear plugs, ‹ Ear muffs, ‹ Dust mask, ‹ Reflector jackets

18 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Safety Shoes as personal protective device as per the specification approved by Director of mines safety. Periodically medical check-up will be conducted for all workers for any mine health related problems. Proper training and induction will be given by qualified and experienced safety officer to all the employees about the safety systematic Rough stone quarrying operations. The drillers and workers will be sent for vocational training periodically to carry out the quarrying operations scientifically to safe guard the men, machinery mineral and to create awareness about conventional opencast quarrying operations.

PART – B

9.0 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN 9.1 Existing Land use pattern The quarry lease area is slightly undulated topography. The area is a dry barren land devoid of Agriculture and Habitations. The land is not used for any specific vegetation. LAND USE TABLE- 9 Area at Present area in Description the end of (Ha) Lease period (Ha.) Quarrying Pit 0.82.8 1.56.9 Infrastructure Nil 0.01.0 Roads 0.01.0 0.02.0 Green Belt Nil 0.50.0 Unutilized 1.49.7 0.23.6 Grand Total 2.33.5 2.33.5 9.2 Water Regime It is a simple opencast quarry operation, the quality of water will not be affected due to this quarrying operation. However, mitigation measures will be carried out like Garland drains constructed on all sides of quarry pit to avoid water entering into the pit. The waste water discharged to water bodies will be meet the standard prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Act – 1986 by The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climatic change.

19 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 9.3 Flora and Fauna: TABLE-10

List of Flora S.No Name of the plant Family Name Common Name Habit Picture (Scientific)

1 Calotropis gigantea Asclepiadaceae Crown Flower, Shrub Erukku

2 Borassus Arecaceae Palmyra Palm Tree

flabellifera

3. Azadirachta indica Meliaceae Neem, Vembu Tree

4. Acacia nilotica Mimosaceae Babul, Tree

Karuvelam

Coconut, 5. Cocus nucifera Arecaceae Tree Thennai

List of Fauna S.No. Scientific Name Common Name Picture

1. Hieroglyphus sp Grasshopper

2. Carausius sp Stick insect

3. Hamitermes silvestri Termite

4. Danaus plexipppus Striped tiger

5. Mantis religiosa Praying mantis

6. Agrion sp & Petalura sp Dragon fly

20 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 9.4 Climatic Conditions The area receives rainfall of about 850mm/annum and the rainy season is mainly from Oct – Jan during North East monsoon. The summer is hot with maximum temperature of 33°C and winter encounters a minimum temperature of 26°C. 9.5 Human settlement There is no approved habitation located within the of 300m radius from the periphery of the lease area. There are few villages located in this area within 5km radius, the approximate distance and population are given below. TABLE – 11 Approximate distance & Approximate S.No Name of the Village Direction from leaselease area population 1. Durairajapuram 1.0km - S 600 2. Annaikaraipatti village 1.5km- SW 400 3. Meenachipuram 3.0km – W 550 Basic human welfare Amenities such as Health Centre, Schools, Communication Facilities, and Commercial Centres etc., are available Bodinayakanur located at a distance of 5.5km from the Western side of the area.

9.6 Plan for air, dust suppression The air quality will be affected by the Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) generated by the blasting, jack hammer drilling, Loading and unloading during the Rough stone quarry operation. The following Mitigative measures will be carried out • Mist Water spraying will be carried out by means of water sprinklers to suppress the dust emission in the Haul roads. • Vegetations will be planted on the non quarrying surface. • The Rough stone will be fully covered by the Taurpaulin during transportation to avoid the spillage of materials. Air quality will be monitored periodically as per Norms and Mitigative measures carried out to prevent dust and Air propagation in to air. The estimated budget for dust suppression would be around Rs.52,000/year. 9.7 Plan for Noise level control. The noise level is increased due to the excavation, Drilling, Blasting and Transportation.

21 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry Engineering Noise control: Noise will be created due to the usage of Machineries and Vehicles and it can be controlled in the following manner : • Selection of new low – noise equipment’s is proposed to be deployed for the Rough stone quarry operation. • Modifications of older equipment’s • Implementation of effective preventive maintenance which reduces noise level more than 50%. • Developing Green belts which act as Acoustic barrier, pollution absorbent and noise controller. • The drivers will be strictly inducted to move the vehicle not exceeding speed of 40 km per hour during transportation. • Sentries with flags & whistle will be posted in village junction and populated area to control and regulate traffic. Shallow holes of 32mm diameter and maximum depth of 1.5m will be drilled and conventional low power explosives such as Slurry Explosives, ordinary safety fuse will be used for rough stone. Hence, ground vibration and noise pollution ie., minimal and restricted within the quarry working area. Noise level monitoring and other Mitigation measures will be carried out to reduce Noise and Vibration. The estimated budget for Noise level monitoring would be around Rs.2,000/Year.

9.8 Environmental impact assessment statement describing impact of mining on the next Five years. In the mining plan proposed for a production of Roughstone does not involve deep hole drilling and blasting. Such limited mining activity is not likely to cause any impact adversely on the environment. As far as pollution of air, water and noise concerned, the environmental impact studies will be conducted as per EIA notification issued by MoEF. It is B2 Category mine. The estimated budget would be around Rs.1,14,000/- 9.9 Proposal for waste management There is no waste anticipated in this Roughstone quarrying operation. The entire quarried out materials is utilized (100%).

22 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 9.10 Proposal for reclamation of land affected during mining activities and at the end of mining (refilling / fencing etc.) The quarry already attained upto a depth of 35m (10m Above ground level + 25m Below ground level), In the Revised mining plan upto a depth of 35m (10m Above ground level + 25m Below ground level) has been envisaged as workable depth for safe & economic mining during entire lease period. After quarry reaches the ultimate maximum depth of 36m below the ground level of the pit, the barbed wire fencing will be constructed around the quarried pit to prevent inherent entry of the public and cattle. There is no proposal for reclamation and rehabilitation. The barbed wire fencing cost would be around Rs.1,00,000/- 9.11 Programme of afforestation (indicate extend, number, name of species to be afforested) The 7.5m safety distance of the lease boundary was identified for afforestation purpose, In the mining plan period around 100Nos of neem trees proposed to plant for the five year plan period, In this Revised Mining plan period again 400Nos of trees are proposed to plant in the 7.5m safety barrier. About 5,000Sqm of area allotted for the afforestation purpose. TABLE – 12 No. of tress No. of trees Area to be Year proposed to Survival % Name of the species expected to be covered Sq.m be planted grown 2018-19 277 80% 2500 Neem/ Pungan 222 2019-20 277 80% 2500 Neem/ Pungan 222 Nearly 5,000Sqm area is proposed to use under afforestation 554Nos of neem/ Pungan treesin the remaining period with an anticipated survival rate of 80%. (Please refer Plate No.III). The estimated budget for plantation and maintenance of Green belt development would be around Rs.50,000/- for the remaining Revised Mining plan period.

9.12 Proposed financial estimate / budget for (EMP) environment management: Budget Provision for the entire quarrying period: TABLE -13 Monitory and Analysis Total Charges/ Total Charges/ S.No Rate per location No. of location Description six months year Ambient air quality 1 6500 4 26000 52,000 monitoring 2 Noise level monitoring 250 4 1000 2000 3 Ground vibration monitoring 1000 2 2000 4000 4 Water sampling and analysis 9000 1 9000 18000 Total EMP Cost/ year 76,000 The EMP cost would be around Rs.1,14,000/- for the remaining period of One year Five Months.

23 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry The total project cost along with EMP Cost is Rs.60,05,000/- for the mining plan period. There are no changes in the cost of Mining; however the cost is being slightly changed as per present market scenario and monitoring program for the remaining plan period the cost estimation for the remaining plan period is arrived as follows. A Project cost / investment i) Land cost The Local Land value as per the Government Guideline land cost is calculated as follows, 2.33.5Ha x Rs.4,45,000/Ha = Rs.10,39,075/- =Rs.10,39,075/- (source : https://tnreginet.gov.in/portal/) ii) Machinery to be Machineries already exist in the quarry. used Excavator attached with rock breaker, Tipper, Tractor mounted compressor With jack Hammer and loose tools. Total machineries and maintenance cost would be around = Rs.20,00,000/- (Rental Basis) iii) Refilling/Fencing Fencing will be constructed before the execution of lease deed around the quarry pit to prevent the inherent entry of public and cattles cost would be around = Rs.1,00,000/- iv) Laborers shed Labour sheds will be constructed as permanent structure. The cost would be around = Rs. 50,000/- v) Sanitary facility Adequate latrine and urinal accommodation shall be provided at conveniently accessible places. The cost = Rs. 50,000/- would be around vi) Others items First aid room & accessories = Rs. 50,000/- vii) Drinking water Packaged drinking water will be provided for all the facility for the labours. Drinking water will be readily available at labourers conveniently accessible points during the whole of the working shift the cost would be around = Rs.85,000/- viii) Sanitary The latrine and urinal will keep clean and sanitary arrangement, condition. The maintenance cost would be around = Rs.50,000/- ix) Safety kit All the Safety kit such as Helmet, Earmuffs, Goggles, Reflector Jackets, Safety shoes etc., will be provided to the workers by the lessee own cost which would be around = Rs.20,000/- x) Water sprinkling Water will be sprinkled in the haul roads by water sprinklers the cost would be around = Rs.1,00,000/- xi) Afforestation etc. Afforestation program will be carried out in the boundary barrier and village roads the cost would be around = Rs.50,000/- Total Project Cost = Rs.35,94,075/-

24 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry B. EMP Cost :- (Per year) Air Quality monitoring = Rs. 52,000/- Water Quality Sampling = Rs. 18,000/- Noise Monitoring = Rs. 2,000/- Ground vibration test = Rs. 4,000/- Total Cost = Rs. 76,000/- Total EMP Cost for the One year Five Months period is Rs.1,14,000/- A+B= A. Project cost = Rs 35,94,075/- B. EMP Cost = Rs 1,14,000/- Total Project Cost (A+B) = Rs 37,08,075/- The applicant ensures to involve Corporate Environmental Responsibilities (CER) like providing note books to nearby school, providing drinking water facilities to the nearby villages etc., at around 2.0% from the total project cost the cost would be around Rs.75,000/- Total Project cost = Rs.37,08,075/- CER Cost (2.0%) = Rs. 75,000/- Total cost = Rs.37,83,075/- (The Total cost of the project including EMP Cost is Rupees Thirty seven lakhs and Eighty three Thousand and seventy Five only).

10.0 MINE CLOSURE PLAN 10.1 Steps proposed for phased restoration, reclamation of already mined out areas There is no proposal for back filling, reclamation and rehabilitation. The quarry pit will be fenced with barbed wire fencing to prevent the inherent entry of Public and Cattles. After treating the stagnant rain water the same will be utilized for agriculture purpose to the nearby agriculture lands. 10.2 Measures to be under taken on mine closure as per Act &Rules Measure will be taken as per Act & Rules. There is no proposal for back filling, reclamation and rehabilitation. The quarry pit will be fenced by barbed wire to prevent inherent entry of public and cattle. The quarried out pit will be allowed to collect rain and seepage water which will act as a temporary reservoir for storage. This water storage will enhance the static level and ground water recharge of nearby wells and it will be used for agriculture purpose to the nearby agriculture lands.

25 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 10.3 Mitigation Measure To Be Undertaken For Safety And Restoration / Reclamation Of The Already Mined Out Area Air quality: (Air quality will be degrade due to the drilling, blasting, mining operation and transportation) Mitigation measures: Drilling is being carried out by wet drilling mode to control the dust propagation into the air. Blasting is carried out on limited scale. Mist Water spraying on haul road is carried out to prevent the dust propagation into the air. Air quality will be monitored periodically as per norms. NOISE AND VIBRATION: (The noise will be formed due to the drilling, blasting, loading and movement of Machineries Mitigation measures: The lessee proposed to carry out the plantation all along the boundary to prevent Noise besides wet drilling is 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.

WATER REGIME: Mitigation Measures: The quarry already attained a depth of 15m below the ground level, now the depth is proposed to a depth of 36m below the ground level for the Revised Mining plan period, the proposed depth is well above the water table (summer in 45m and rainy seasons in 40m), hence the water table will not be affected in any manner. The seepage and rain water will be drained out from the pit by the 5H.P motor pump and discharged through filter media to boundary barrier for afforestation. The excess water will be sprayed on haul roads to prevent dust propagation in to the atmosphere. The rough stone quarry will not produce any harmful toxic effluents.

HUMAN HEALTH & SAFETY: Dust will be limited due to the mine operation All the labours has been provided with safety equipments like helmet, Safety Goggles, Ear muff, Hand Gloves, safety jacket, safety belt, Mine boots etc., by the own cost of the lessee as per the specifications of Director of mines safety. The foreman/Permit Mines Manager will provide first aid for small & minor injuries. In case of any eventualities, the victim will be taken to the nearby hospital by the lessee vehicle which is always available in the mines office. The hospital is about 8.5km in Theni (W).

26 Revised Mining Plan B.Meenchipuram Roughstone and Gravel Quarry 11.0 ANY OTHER DETAILS INTEND TO FURNISH BY THE LESSEE: This Revised mining plan for Rough stone (Charnockite) and Gravel quarry is prepared under Rules 41 & 42 as Amended in Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959.The provisions of the Mines Act, Rules and Regulations and orders shall be complied with, quarrying operation. So that the safety offs the mine, machinery and person will be well protected. Permission, relaxation or exemption wherever required for the safe and scientific quarrying of the deposit will be obtained from the Department of Mines Safety. Any violation pointed out by the inspecting authorities shall be rectified as per the guidelines of the concerned Department.

Prepared by

Dr.P.Thangaraju, M.Sc., Ph.D., Qualified Person Place : Salem Date : 30.05.2018

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