Draft Proceedings for 185th Meeting of SEAC held on 24th October 2017 24th October 2017 Members present in the meeting: Shri. N. Naganna - Chairman Shri. B. Chikkappaiah - Member Dr. N. Krishnamurthy - Member Dr. M.I. Hussain - Member Dr. K.B. Umesh - Member Sri M. Srinivas - Member Shi. G.T. Chandrashekarappa - Member Sri. Vyshak V. Anand - Member Sri. J.G. Kaveriappa - Member Sri. D. Raju - Member Sri. Vijaya Kumar,IFS - Secretary

The Chairman, SEAC, welcomed the members of the Committee and others present. The following proposals listed in the agenda were appraised in accordance with the provisions of EIA Notification 2006. The observation and decision of the Committee are recorded under each of the agenda items.

Confirmation of the proceedings of 184th SEAC meeting held on 12th and 13th October 2017

The State Expert Appraisal Committee, Karnataka perused the proceedings of 184th SEAC meeting held on 12th and 13th October 2017 and confirmed the same.

The Comments/Suggestions sent through E-mail, by two Hon’ble members dated: 30-10- 2017 on the Draft 185th SEAC Meeting proceedings were perused. The issues raised by the Hon’ble members were discussed thoroughly in the said meeting and arrived to a decision where these two members were also present. Accordingly, draft proceedings were prepared and circulated among the member for their comments. Further on the issue of production of sand (Quantity of sand to be mined) weather to consider the quantity as per the Dist sand mining Report or as per the quarry plan approved by the Dept., of Mines and Geology was deliberated in length during 182nd SEAC meeting. The Hon’ble member who has raised the issue through Email was also very much present during the discussion. These issues could have been raised at the time of discussion itself. After detailed deliberation only, the committee had arrived to a decision to consider the production as per the quarry plan approved by Dept., of Mines and Geology. Accordingly the proposals were appraised during 185th meeting.

Fresh Subjects: 185.1 Expansion of Quartz Mine Project at Sy.No.13 of Hirekasanakandi Village, Koppal Taluk & Koppal District (M.L No.2349) (20-0 Acres) of M/s. Saranabasaveshwara Mining Company (SEIAA 52 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Basavanagouda Patil M/s. Saranabasaveshwara Mining Company 1/A ,29th ward, 2nd Cross, Name & Address of the Project M.J.Nagar, Near Citi Hospital, 1 Proponent Hospet- 583201, District : Bellary, Karnataka state Ph No. : +91 9901614447, +91 9448425320

“Hirekasanakandi Quartz Mine” (M.L. No.2349) The quarry is located in the hirekasankandi village 2 Name & Location of the Project at about 2.0 Km.

Latitude: N 150 18’ 57.79 to N150 19’09.78” 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site Longitude: E 760 16’ 01.43 to E760 16’22.43” Quartz 4 Type of Mineral New / Expansion / Modification Existing Mine 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Govt. Revenue Land Private/Patta, Other]

Whether the project site fall 7 NO within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 NA area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 NA removed Annual Production Proposed Max. 400021 tonnes/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden Max. 129566 m3 per annum 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric Max. 10000m3 (mineral rejects) 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 2.60 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest Forest land is located in buffer zone area. 2

The nearest village Herekasankandi is at a distance b. Nearest Human Habitation of 1.0 km. c. Educational Institutes, Koppal is nearest town with all community Hospital facilities like schools, hospitals, places of worship etc. are located at a distance of 18 km from the lease. The back water is at distance of d. Water Bodies 4.50 kms. e. Other Specify - Applicability of General - 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 4.60 b. Waste Dumping Area 2.54 c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area - e. Infrastructure Area - f. Road Area - g. Green Belt Area 0.95 h. Unexplored area - i. Others Specify - 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Mechanised mining methods 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Drinking & Domestic Purpose Dust 20 Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 5 in KLD Other 5 Total 30 20 Storm water management plan

The proponent has obtained Environmental Clearance from SEIAA vide letter No. SEIAA 2 MIN 2012 dated 13th March 2013 for their expansion of Quartz mine for the production of 1,80,000 TPA. Now the proponent has proposed to increase the production quantity from 1,80,000 TPA to 4,00,021 TPA.

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee made the following observations during the presentation:

1. Mining audit report is not submitted. 2. Compliance to the earlier EC conditions are not submitted. 3. In the land use plan it is observed that out of 8.09 Ha of mining area, 1.70 Ha is reserved for mining as per the earlier EC, whereas the present land use for mining area is 1.87 Ha. which needs to be clarified. 3

The committee therefore decided to recall the proponent providing one more opportunity to present the proposal after submission of the compliance/clarifications to the above observations.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information:

185.2 Building Stone Quarry Project at Sy.No.240 of Kalingeri Village, Sandur Taluk, Ballari District (4-0 Acres) (Q.L. No.515/2015-16) of Sri K. Bhaskar Kumar (SEIAA 53 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION 1 Name & Address of the Project Sri K. Bhaskar Kumar Proponent S/o K. Koteswara Rao, No. 1G/2B/112, Opp: Govt. Hospital, 1st Ward, Hiremath Colony, Bapuji Nagar, KUDLIGI Ballari Dist, Karnataka Mobile No: -+91 7337653127

2 Name & Location of the Project Building Stone (Granitic gneisses) Quarry of Sri. K. Bhaskar Kumar The quarry is located in the Kalingeri village at about 3 Km.

3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site Latitude : N 140 58’17.6” to N 14058’24.3” Longitude: E 76029’26.6” to E 76029’29.9”

4 Type of Mineral Granite (Building stone)

New / Expansion / Modification 5 Existing Quarry / Renewal

Type of Land [ Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Govt Revenue area Private/Patta, Other]

Whether the project site fall 7 No within ESZ/ESA

8 Area in Ha 1.619 Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 - area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 - removed Annual Production Proposed 150,085 tonnes/annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum 12 Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden -

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in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 13 - Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 0.55 15 Environmental Sensitivity Somalapura reserved forest is located at a a. Nearest Forest distance of 4.0 kms. b. Nearest Human Habitation Devarmallpura – 4.5 kms c. Educational Institutes, Primary Schools are located at Kalingeri Hospital village. The hospitals, colleges, places of worship community facilities etc., are located at Sandur town which is at a distance of 23 kms by road from the lease area. d. Water Bodies The Hirehalukere is at a distance of 3.5 kms e. Other Specify - Applicability of General 16 Condition of the EIA No Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 1.247 b. Waste Dumping Area - c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.372 e. Infrastructure Area - f. Road Area - g. Green Belt Area - h. Unexplored area - i. Others Specify - 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Mechanised mining methods 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Drinking & Domestic Purpose Dust 21 Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 1 in KLD Other 2 Total 24 20 Storm water management plan -

The proponent has obtained Environmental Clearance from SEIAA vide letter No. SEIAA 245 MIN 2013 dated 23.04.2015 for their building stone mining for the production of 33,000 TPA (max). Now the proponent has proposed to increasing the production quantity from 33,000 TPA (max) to 1,50,085 TPA.

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

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The committee while examining the compliances to the conditions of earlier E.C observed that there are non compliances to most of the conditions of the earlier EC.

The committee therefore decided to recall the proponent by providing one more opportunity to present the proposal after submission of the full compliance to the EC conditions.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information:

185.3 Building Stone Quarry Proejct at Sy.No.240 of Kalingeri Village, Sandur Taluk, Ballari District (3-0 Acres) (Q.L. No.516/2015-16) of Sri K. Rajesh (SEIAA 54 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri K. Rajesh S/o K. Koteswara Rao, No. 1G/2B/112, Opp: Govt Hospital, Name & Address of the Project 1st Ward, Hiremath Colony, Bapuji Nagar, 1 Proponent KUDLIGI Ballari Dist, Karnataka

Mobile No: -+91 8277219333 Building Stone (Granitic gneisses) Quarry of Sri. K. Rajesh 2 Name & Location of the Project Quarry area is located at 4kms from Bandri Village towards Kalingeri village.

Latitude : N 140 58’08.9” to N 14058’14.2” 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site Longitude: E 76029’30.4” to E 76029’33.7”

4 Type of Mineral Granite (Building stone) New / Expansion / Modification 5 Existing Quarry / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Govt Revenue area Private/Patta, Other]

Whether the project site fall 7 No within ESZ/ESA

8 Area in Ha 1.214

Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 - area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 - removed 11 Annual Production Proposed 150,000 tonnes/Annum 6

(Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 12 - in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 13 - Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 0.55 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest - b. Nearest Human Habitation - Primary Schools are located at Kalingeri village. The hospitals, colleges, places of Educational Institutes, c. worship community facilities etc., are located Hospital at Sandur town which is at a distance of 23 kms by road from the lease area. Somalapura reserved forest is located at a d. Water Bodies distance of 4.0 kms. e. Other Specify - Applicability of General 16 Condition of the EIA No Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 0.935 b. Waste Dumping Area - c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area - e. Infrastructure Area - f. Road Area - g. Green Belt Area 0.279 h. Unexplored area - i. Others Specify - 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Mechanised mining methods 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Drinking & Domestic Purpose Dust 21 Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 1 in KLD Other 2 Total 24 20 Storm water management plan

The proponent has obtained Environmental Clearance from SEIAA vide letter No. SEIAA 247 MIN 2013 dated 23.04.2015 for their building stone mining for the production of 28,000 TPA (max). Now the proponent has proposed to increasing the production quantity from 28,000 TPA (max) to 1,50,000 TPA.

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The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee while examining the compliances to the conditions of earlier E.C observed that there are non compliances to most of the conditions of the earlier EC.

The committee therefore decided to recall the proponent providing one more opportunity to present the proposal after submission of the full compliance to the EC conditions.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information:

185.4 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Sy.Nos.34 & 54 of Ballalasamudra Kaval Village, Hosadurga Taluk, (9.31 Ha) (23-0 Acres) of Sri B N Lakshmipathi (SEIAA 56 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri B N Lakshmipathi S/o Sri. Narayanappa Name & Address of the Project Ballalasamudra 1 Proponent Hosadurga Taluk Chitradurga District Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 23-00 Acres (9.31 Ha.) in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block 2 Name & Location of the Project No. 01, Adj. Sy. No. 34 & 35, Ballalasamudra Kaval Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude A N 13°43'16.3" E 76°16'24.6" B N 13°43'12.8" E 76°16'23.4" C N 13°43'03.1" E 76°16'21.6" D N 13°42'58.0" E 76°16'17.8" E N 13°42'57.0" E 76°16'15.5" F N 13°42'56.7" E 76°16'09.3" G N 13°42'52.6" E 76°16'04.7" H N 13°42'48.4" E 76°15'58.4" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site I N 13°42'46.7" E 76°15'47.2" J N 13°42'46.0" E 76°15'45.2" K N 13°42'42.4" E 76°15'39.0" L N 13°42'39.9" E 76°15’36.6" M N 13°42'27.6" E 76°15'35.6" N N 13°42'16.3" E 76°15'32.1" O N 13°42'13.9" E 76°15'30.1" P N 13°42'06.5" E 76°15’17.6" Q N 13°42'07.4" E 76°15'16.8" 8

R N 13°42'15.1" E 76°15'30.1" S N 13°42'17.3" E 76°15'31.5" T N 13°42'26.1" E 76°15'34.6" U N 13°42'40.8" E 76°15'35.5" V N 13°42'43.3" E 76°15'37.8" W N 13°42'46.7" E 76°15'45.0" X N 13°42'47.7" E 76°15'47.4" Y N 13°42'49.2" E 76°15'38.0" Z N 13°42'52.4" E 76°16'03.3" Z1 N 13°42’57.2" E 76°16'08.9" Z2 N 13°42'58.3" E 76°16'17.0" Z3 N 13°43'03.3" E 76°16'21.1" Z4 N 13°43'12.4" E 76°16'22.3" Z5 N 13°43'16.6" E 76°16'23.6" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 9.31 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 3 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 3 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 83,033 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 21,850 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 4,370 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest None b. Nearest Human Habitation Ballalasamudra Kaval Village - 0.9 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Kodihalla : 1.1 Km N Kamasamudra kere : 11.3 km WSW Kyadigere kere : 4.4 Km NNE d. Water Bodies Kodihalli kere : 10.3 km NW Malali Kere : 6.9 km NW Bagur Kere : 12.8 km NW

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Sivanakatte Kere : 8.5 km N Sodranal Kere: 12.4 km NE e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 18.75 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.10 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 1.00 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.10 Acres g. Green Belt Area 3.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust 3.6 KLD Suppression Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other None Total 3.93 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the revised geological reserve, minable reserve calculations and production plan approved by DMG during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 0.6 m every year and production of 77,845 TPA excluding 5% waste and he claimed the entire depth of 0.6 m get replenished every year. The proponent has agreed to take up the subsequent mining only after full replenishment. The proponent stated that the stock yard has been identified at a distance of 120 m from the river bank as it is in Government land.

The committee decided to reconsider the proposal after submitting following documents/information:

1. The Proponent shall submit the revised quarry plan for quantity proposed.

2. The Proponent shall submit replenishment data approved by DMG.

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Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information.

185.5 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.30, 31, 36 & 37 of Gorlathu Village, Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of Sri Anand Doddamani (SEIAA 59 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Anand Doddamani House No. 68 Name & Address of the Project 1 Behind Chethana College Proponent Akshaya Colony, Hubballi Karnataka River Sand Mining activity in an extent of 20-00 Acres (8.09 Ha.), in Block No. 1 along Vedavathi River Bed, adjacent to Sy. 2 Name & Location of the Project No. 30, 31, 36 &37 of Gorlathu Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District of Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude 1 N 14°07'44.5" E 76°47'01.5" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 2 N 14°07'44.5" E 76°47'04.1" 3 N 14°07'13.2" E 76°47'04.0" 4 N 14°07'13.1" E 76°47'01.0" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 4 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 40,117 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 22,290 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 4,458 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest Doddachelur SF: 8.5km NE 11

Obanahalli SF: 13.4 km NE b. Nearest Human Habitation Gorlathu Village - 1.1 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Thimmanayakanakote kere : 6.8 Km NE Gosikere kere : 8.6 km NE Betturupalyam kere : 6.2 Km E Sugela kere : 2.6 km SE halla : 1.0 km E d. Water Bodies Mangasavalli Kere : 4.7 km S Gollarahatti Kere : 11 km SSW : 9.0 km SSW Kandikere kere: 12.8km WSW Chikkachelur Kere: 11.5 km W e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 15.00 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.80 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 1.10 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 3.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust 4.0 KLD Suppression Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other None Total 4.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The proponent has submitted the revised quarry plan during the meeting. The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining 0.67 m every year and production of 75,000 TPA and he

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claimed that the entire depth of 0.67 meter get replenished every year. The proponent has agreed to take up the subsequent mining only after full replenishment. The proponent stated that the stock yard has been identified at a distance of 800 meter from the mining block. But, as per norms for sand mining, the stock yard has to be within 200 meter for which the proponent agreed to identify the land for stack yard within 200 m from the mining block and to furnish necessary MOU in this regard.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 75,000 TPA to a depth of 0.67 meter every year subject to the following conditions:

1. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 2. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 3. The proponent shall submit stock yard details along with MOU. 4. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 0.6 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period. 5.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.6 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of Lingadhahalli Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District (6.47 Ha) (16-0 Acres) of Sri Anand Doddamani (SEIAA 60 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Anand Doddamani House No. 68 Name & Address of the Project 1 Behind Chethana College Proponent Akshaya Colony, Hubballi Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 16-00 Acres (6.47 Ha.) in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block 2 Name & Location of the Project No. 01, Adj. Sy. No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6, Lingadhahalli Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude A N 13°45'49.7" E 76°21'22.4" B N 13°45'47.1" E 76°21'21.8" C N 13°45'41.1" E 76°21'22.3" D N 13°45'18.6" E 76°21'28.8" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site E N 13°45'11.7" E 76°21'28.7" F N 13°45'10.0" E 76°21'26.6" G N 13°45'08.6" E 76°21'17.3" H N 13°45'07.2" E 76°21'04.9" I N 13°45'08.0" E 76°21'04.8" J N 13°45'10.1" E 76°21'23.7"

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K N 13°45'12.4" E 76°21'27.5" L N 13°45'17.2" E 76°21'27.7" M N 13°45'42.1" E 76°21'21.0" N N 13°45'47.4" E 76°21'20.9" O N 13°45'49.9" E 76°21'21.6" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 6.47 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 56,045 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 14,745 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 2,949 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest None b. Nearest Human Habitation Jogammanahalli village - 1.4 Km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Vani Vilas Reservoir : 11.3 Km NE Karehalli kere : 1 km E Chikkatekalavatti kere : 3.35 Km SE Hotragondanahalli kere : 4.1 km E Sadranal Kere : 5.5 km NW d. Water Bodies Sevarakatte Kere : 11.1 km NW Kyadigere Kere : 7.7 km W Devapura Kere: 12.8 km NNW Kodihalla: 9.5km SW Kere: 9.0 km NE Kudurekanive SF: 6.5km SE e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006

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17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 12.00 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.50 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.40 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust 4.0 KLD Suppression Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other None Total 4.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The proponent has submitted the revised quarry plan during the meeting. The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre- feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 1.0 meter every year and production of 59,829 TPA and he claimed that the entire depth of 1.0 meter get replenished every year. The proponent has agreed to take up the subsequent mining only after full replenishment. The committee advised the proponent to identify the stock yard within a distance of 200 meter from the mining block as no mention is made about the exact location of the stock yard for which the proponent agreed to identify the land for stack yard within 200 meters from the mining block and to furnish necessary MOU in this regard

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 59,829 TPA to a depth of 1.0 meter every year subject to the following conditions:

1. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 2. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 3. The proponent shall submit stock yard details along with MOU. 4. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 1.0 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

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185.7 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.26 & 27, 5, 6, 77 of Mettinahalli & Kerlamavinahalli Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of M/s. Vishwas Enterprises (SEIAA 61 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Venkanagowda S. Patil M/s. Vishwas Enterprises Name & Address of the Project 1 No. 75, 1st Floor, 1st Main Road Proponent J. P. Nagar, Gokul Road Hubballi, Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 20-00 Acres in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 01, Adj. Sy. No. 26 & 27 of Mettinahole 2 Name & Location of the Project Village, & 5, 6, & 7 of Karlamavinahalli Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka, C. P Latitude Longitude A N13°43'57.4" E76°17'09.8" B N13°44'02.8" E76°17'13.3" C N13°44'13.6" E76°17'30.0" D N13°44'23.0" E76°17'34.1" E N13°44'22.2" E76°17'34.9" F N13°44'12.5" E76°17'30.3" G N13°44'01.9" E76°17'14.0" H N13°43'56.8" E76°17'10.6" I N13°43'53.6" E76°17'09.6" J N13°43'41.5" E76°17'03.7" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site K N13°43'38.4" E76°17'01.2" L N13°43'36.7" E76°16'58.7" M N13°43'34.6" E76°16'53.7" N N13°43'31.9" E76°16'39.3" O N13°43'30.1" E76°16'34.6" P N13°43'30.9" E76°16'34.0" Q N13°43'33.1" E76°16'39.8" R N13°43'35.3" E76°16'53.2" S N13°43'37.6" E76°16'58.7" T N13°43'40.6" E76°17'02.0" U N13°43'54.0" E76°17'08.7" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand (Natural Sand) New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal,

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Private/Patta, Other]

Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 72,241 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 19,010 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 3,802 T/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest Kudure kanave SF : 13.4 km E b. Nearest Human Habitation Karlamavinahalli Village - 0.5 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital The project lies on Vedavathi River Kyadigere lake : 2.15 Km NNW Kodihalla : 0.8 km SW Kodihalli lake : 10.85 Km NW Bagur lake : 12.65 km NW Palyadahalli lake : 13.85 km NW d. Water Bodies Kadadankere : 2 km NW Kainodu kere : 11.6 km SE Chikka tekalavatti lake : 9.75 km SE Sadranal lake : 8.5 km NE Honnenahalli lake : 12.5 km N Maragondanadibba lake : 4.5 km NE e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 17.4 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.10 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres 17

i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust Suppression 3.0 KLD Total Requirement of Water Domestic 0.33 KLD b. in KLD Other None Total 3.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The proponent has submitted the revised quarry plan during the meeting. The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre- feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 1.0 meter every year and production 69,560 TPA and he claimed the entire depth of 1.0 meter get replenished in every year. The proponent has agreed to take up the subsequent mining only after full replenishment. The committee advised the proponent to identify the stock yard within a distance of 200 meter from the mining block as no mention is made about the exact location of the stock yard for which the proponent agreed to identify the land for stack yard within 200 meters from the mining block and to furnish necessary MOU in this regard.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 69,560 TPA at a depth of 1.0 meter every year subject to the following conditions:

1. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 2. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 3. The proponent shall submit stock yard details along with MOU. 4. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 1.0 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.8 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.22, 23, 25 & 26 of Saluhunase Village, Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of Sri Garaga D. Kumaraswami (SEIAA 62 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Graga D. Kumaraswami Name & Address of the Project S/o Devirappa 1 Proponent Sharavathinagar, 1st cross Shivamogga 18

Karnataka

River Sand Quarry Activity of 20-00 Acres in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 01, 2 Name & Location of the Project Adj. Sy. Nos. 22, 23, 25 & 26 Saluhunase Village, Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude 1 N14°06'29.4" E76°46'15.7" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 2 N14°06'28.1" E76°46'19.1" 3 N14°06'06.8" E76°46'04.1" 4 N14°06'08.7" E76°46'01.1" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 72,241 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 19,010 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 3,802 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest None b. Nearest Human Habitation Hosahalli Village - 0.9 Km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital The project lies on Vedavathi River Suvarnamukhi river : 13 km towards S Timmanayakanakote lake : 1.05 km towards d. Water Bodies NNE Gosikere lake : 12.6 km towards NNE Betturupalyam lake : 7.9 km towards ENE

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Hosakere lake : 11.75 km towards E Doddachellur lake : 10.4 towards NE Sugur lake : 3.45 km towards NE Mangasavalli lake : 3 km towards SE Abbinahole lake : 6.1 km towards SSW Ambalgere lake : 11.35 km towards SW e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 17.4 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.10 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust Suppression 3.0 KLD Total Requirement of Water Domestic 0.33 KLD b. in KLD Other None Total 3.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the revised geological reserve, minable reserve calculations and production plan approved by DMG during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 0.6 m every year and production of 68,226 TPA by considering the bulk density of 1.7 TCM excluding 5% waste and he claims the entire depth of mining of 0.6 meter get replenished every year. The committee advised the proponent to identify the stock yard within a distance of 200 meter from the mining block as no mention is made about the exact location of the stock yard for the proposal, for which the proponent agreed to identify the land for stack yard within 200 meters from the mining block and to furnish necessary MOU in this regard.

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The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 68,226 TPA excluding 5% waste at a depth of 0.6 m every year subject to following conditions.

The committee recommend the proposal for Environmental Clearance imposing the following conditions:

1. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 2. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 3. The proponent shall submit stock yard details along with MOU. 4. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 0.6 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.9 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.2 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.16, 18 & 19 of Kalamarahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District (6.07 Ha) (15-0 Acres) of Sri T Shivakumar (SEIAA 63 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri T. Shivakumar Shri Laksmiranganathaswami Transports Name & Address of the Project 7th cross, 4th Main 1 Proponent Near Banni Mahakali Temple Yallammanagar,Davanagere Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 15-00 Acres in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 02, 2 Name & Location of the Project Adj. Sy. Nos. 16, 18 & 19 Kalamarahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude 1 N14°06'53.9" E76°47'08.9" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 2 N14°06'54.2" E76°47'11.70" 3 N14°06'28.3" E76°46'55.4" 4 N14°06'31.3" E76°46'53.7" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand (Natural Sand) New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA

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8 Area in Ha 6.07 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 55,109 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 8,520 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 1,704 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest Dodda chellur SF : 9.75 km towards NE b. Nearest Human Habitation Kalamarahalli Village - 2.6 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Sugur lake : 1.75 km towards E Betturupalyam : 6.05 km towards ENE Hosakere lake : 10.05 km towards E Timmanayakanakote lake : 8.7 km towards NNE Gosikere lake : 10.6 km towards NNE d. Water Bodies Chikka chellur lake : 12.9 km towards NE Dodda chellur lake : 12.1 km towards NE Abbinahole lake : 7.35 km towards SE Mangasavalli lake : 2.85 km towards S Sugur lake : 1.65 km tokwards E Kandikere lake : 12.8 km towards W Marikunte lake : 11.75 km towards NNW e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 12.00 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.50 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.40 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement 22

a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust Suppression 3.5 KLD Total Requirement of Water Domestic 0.33 KLD b. in KLD Other None Total 3.83 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the revised geological reserve, minable reserve calculations and production plan approved by DMG during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 0.6 m every year and production of 55,109 TPA excluding 3% waste and he claimed that the entire depth of 0.6 m get replenished every year. The committee noted that area left for buffer zone by calculating 7.5 m all along the block works out to 3.5 Acres whereas the proponent had left only 3 Acres including roads, waste dump and infrastructure. For this inconsistency the proponent agreed to get the quarry plan modified leaving 3.5 Acres instead of 3 Acres as No Quarrying Zone. By this modification, the total minable quantity gets reduced by 5%. Hence, the quantity will get reduced from 55,109 TPA to 53,972 TPA. Further by considering bulk density as 1.7 TCM, the quantity will be 52,047 TCM.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal for 52,047 TPA excluding 3% waste to a depth of 0.6 m every year subject to the following conditions.

1. The proponent shall submit revised quarry plan for the production reducing 5% of the production quantity and for land use plan leaving 3.5 Acres of land for buffer area. 2. The proponent shall submit revised plans and sections approved by the competent authority as per the presentation made. 3. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 4. The proponent shall submit MOU for utilization of private land for approach road. 5. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 0.6 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.10 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.15, 16, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 40, 43, 44 & 45 of Thorebeeranahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of Sri Kondalarao Madhavaram (SEIAA 64 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Kondala Rao Madhavaram Foyer Constructions Pvt. Ltd. Name & Address of the Project 1 S-8, Silver Spring Layout Proponent Munnekolalu, Bangalore-560 037 Karnataka 23

River Sand Quarry Activity of 20-00 Acres (8.09 Ha.) in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 01, Adj. Sy. No. 15, 16, 22, 24, 25, 26, 2 Name & Location of the Project 27, 28, 40, 43, 44 & 45, Thorebeeranahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka. C. P Latitude Longitude 1 N14°10'51.9" E76°46'26.5" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 2 N14°10'52.2" E76°46'29.2" 3 N14°10'31.1" E76°46'36.0" 4 N14°10'31.1" E76°46'31.3" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 72,241 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 19,010 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 3,802 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity Doddachellur SF : 8.8 km SE a. Nearest Forest Obanahalli SF : 13.3 km E b. Nearest Human Habitation Thorebeeranahalli Village - 2.3 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital The project lies on Vedavathi River Elagatte Gollarahatti Kere : 2.4 Km NW Timmanayakana kote kere : 4.2 km NE Gosikere : 5.5 Km NE d. Water Bodies Huralikatte Kere: 12.7km NE Chikkachellur kere: 10.0 km ENE Betturpalyam kere : 8.5 km SE Marikunte kere :4.7 km NW

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Sugur Kere :7.0 km SSE Hosakere kere : 12.5km SE Garanihalla: 10.8 km NW Sanikere : 11.6 km W e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 17.4 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.10 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust Suppression 3.0 KLD Total Requirement of Water Domestic 0.33 KLD b. in KLD Other None Total 3.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the revised geological reserve, minable reserve calculations and production plan approved by DMG during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining 0.6 m every year and production 72,240 TPA excluding 5% waste and he claims the entire depth of 0.6 m get replenished in every year.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 68,227 TPA by considering bulk density as 1.7 TCM excluding 5% waste to a depth of 0.6 m every year subject to submission of revised plans and sections as per the presentation made. The committee recommend the proposal for Environmental Clearance imposing the following conditions:

1. The proponent shall submit revised plans and sections approved by the competent authority as per the presentation made. 2. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 25

3. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 4. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 0.6 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.11 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.2 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos. 40, 167 & 164 of Mylanahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of Sri Chandrashekhar S.M. (SEIAA 66 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Chandrashekhar S. M. Name & Address of the Project No.356, 2/3 Main Road, 1 Proponent 1st Block, Ramakrishnanagar Mysore, Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 20-00 Acres in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 02, Name & Location of the Project 2 Adj. Sy. Nos. 40, 167 & 164 Mylanahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka C. P Latitude Longitude 1 N14°27'40.3" E76°49'43.6" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 2 N14°27'40.9" E76°49'44.0" 3 N14°26'36.4" E76°49'53.8" 4 N14°26'36.4" E76°49'50.5" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 8.09 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 3 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 3 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 72,241 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 19,010 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 3,802 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 26

15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest None b. Nearest Human Habitation Mylanahalli Village - 1.7 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Mailanahalli lake :1.75 km towards W Tippagondanahalli lake : 3 km towards SE Gudehalli lake : 1.75 km SW Katamdevarakote lake : 2.3 km towards E Kamasamudra lake : 6.55 km towards SE Tippanapolle lake : 12.1 km towards SE d. Water Bodies Ullarti lake : 11.25 km towards SW Gummaghatta lake : 11.9 km towards NNE Bukkambudi lake : 13.1 km towards NW Kodipalli lake : 9.55 km towards NE Garani halla : 4.8 km towards SSW Banjagere lake : 10.6 km towards WNW e. Other Specify None Applicability of General None 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 17.4 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.10 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust 3.0 KLD Suppression Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other None Total 3.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form-1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information 27

provided during the meeting. The proponent has submitted the revised quarry plan during the meeting. The proponent has proposed the depth of mining of 0.8m every year and production of 90,000 TPA and he claimed that the entire depth of 0.8 m get replenished every year. The proponent has agreed to take up the subsequent mining only after full replenishment. The proponent stated that the stock yard has been identified at a distance of 600 m from the mining block of the river. But, as per norms for sand mining, the stock yard has to be within 200 m for which the proponent has agreed to identify the land for stock yard within 200 meters from the mining block and to furnish necessary MOU in this regard.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance for the production of 90,000 TPA to a depth of 0.8 meter every year subject to the following conditions:

1. In case the replenishment is lower than the approved rate of production, then the mining activity / production levels shall be decreased / stopped accordingly till the replenishment is completed. 2. The proponent shall submit an MOU for utilization of private land for approach road and provide bituminous surface for the approach road. 3. The Proponent shall submit the stockyard details with MOU. 4. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species. 5. The overall depth of mining shall not exceed 0.8 meter from the top level at any point of time during the lease period.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.12 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.1 - Vedavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos. 35, 27, 26, 24 & 23 40, 167 & 164 of Kannagondi Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District (6.07 Ha) (15-0 Acres) of Sri Chandrashekhar S.M. (SEIAA 67 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri Chandrashekhar S. M. Name & Address of the Project No.356, 2/3 Main Road, 1 Proponent 1st Block, Ramakrishnanagar Mysore, Karnataka River Sand Quarry Activity of 15-00 Acres in Vedhavathi River Bed, Block No. 01, Name & Location of the Project 2 Adj. Sy. Nos. 35, 27, 26, 24, & 23 Kannagondi Village, Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka C. P Latitude Longitude A N13°44'23.8" E76°17'34.7" B N13°44'25.2" E76°17'37.6" C N13°44'22.1" E76°17'48.6" 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site D N13°44'21.9" E76°17'54.9" E N13°44'22.3" E76°17'02.6" F N13°44'25.5" E76°17'10.4" G N13°44'27.5" E76°17'14.2" H N13°44'40.2" E76°17'20.7" 28

I N13°44'38.5" E76°17'22.7" J N13°44'27.3" E76°17'14.8" K N13°44'25.2" E76°17'11.8" L N13°44'21.0" E76°17'02.4" M N13°44'20.8" E76°17'48.7" N N13°44'24.0" E76°17'39.2" O N13°44'23.9" E76°17'38.0" P N13°44'22.6" E76°17'35.3" 4 Type of Mineral River Sand New / Expansion / Modification New 5 / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, Government Revenue Land 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall Not Applicable 7 within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 6.07 Ha. Actual Depth of sand in the lease 4 m 9 area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 1.5 m 10 removed Annual Production Proposed 55,109 MT/Annum 11 (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 8,520 T 12 in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 1,704 MT/Anuum 13 Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) 15 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest None b. Nearest Human Habitation Kannagondi Village - 0.7 km Educational Institutes, None c. Hospital Kyadigere Lake :2.15 km towards NW Sivanakatte lake : 6.7 km towards NW Bagur lake : 12.25 km NW Kodihalli lake : 11.1 km towards NW Harohalli lake : 8.15 km towards NW d. Water Bodies Chauluhiryu lake : 10.7 km towards SW Kadure Karavse lake : 12.0 km E Sadranal Lake : 7.95 Km NE Vakkalagere Lake : 11.05 Km SW Kodihalla Lake: 3.15 Km SW e. Other Specify None 16 Applicability of General None

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Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Acres a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 12.00 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.50 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area - d. Mineral Storage Area 0.40 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify None 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Opencast Semi-mechanized Mining 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Nearby borewells Dust 3.0 KLD Suppression Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other None Total 3.33 KLD River sand mining will be done during Non- 20 Storm water management plan Monsoon season

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee noted that there are inconsistencies in the land use plan as per the approved quarry plan. Hence the proponent is asked to submit the revised land use plan leaving 7.5 m buffer area all along the block.

The committee after discussion decided to recall the proponent after submission of the revised land use plan approved by DMG.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to put up the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information.

185.13 Natural Sand Quarry Project at Sy.No.425/3 of Siddapura Village, Molakalmuru Taluk, Chitradurga District (12-35 Acres) of Sri G. Srinivasulu (SEIAA 68 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Name & Address of the Project Sri. G. Srinivasulu, Renukanagar, 14th Cross, 1 Proponent Thaluru Road, Bellary Natural Sand Quarry situated at Siddapura 2 Name & Location of the Project Village, Molakalmuru Taluk, Chithradurga District, Karnataka

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Latitude: 14◦ 48’ 56.0” E & 14◦ 49’ 09.7”E 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site Longitude: 76◦ 47’ 23.8” E & 76◦ 47’ 31.6”E 4 Type of Mineral River Sand Mining New / Expansion / Modification 5 New / Renewal Type of Land [Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Patta Land Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall 7 NA within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 12.35 Acres Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 4 m area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 4 m removed Annual Production Proposed 11 71711 TPA (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 12 NA in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 13 3774 TPA Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) Rs. 12 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest b. Nearest Human Habitation Molakalmuru Educational Institutes, c. Hospital d. Water Bodies e. Other Specify Applicability of General 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 10 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.3 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area d. Mineral Storage Area 0.10 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.35 Acres h. Unexplored area i. Others Specify 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Manual 19 Water Requirement

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a. Source of water Borewell Dust NA Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 1.5 KLD in KLD Other NA Total 1.5 KLD A stormwater management plan is required so as to ensure there is adequate clean and dirty water separation such that, all water emanating from the mine area (dirty water) is captured, conveyed and safely contained, whilst the clean water emanating from the upstream environment is diverted away to the nearest watercourse or downstream environment. Conceptualized approach towards stormwater management is pointed as follows, 20 Storm water management plan Good housekeeping such that all solid waste will be disposed of so that there is no risk to it being transported further downstream via storm water. • Source control measures in the form of rain water harvesting tanks so as to decrease the storm water runoff to the downstream environment whilst also encouraging reuse of the captured stormwater. • Local controls in the form of swales which are grassed channels will be used to capture and convey all the clean water runoff onsite to the downstream clean water environment. The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form-1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. Production is approved as per the approved quarry plan i.e. 71,711 TPA. However, the proponent has considered the bulk density of the sand as 1.8 TCM. The committee decided to consider the bulk density as 1.7 TCM and accordingly the overall saleable reserves works out to be 2,96,704 Tons for a period of 5 years.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to recommend to SEIAA for issue of Environmental clearance with the following conditions:

1.Top soil should be preserved and kept separately to take up refilling after the completion of the mining activity.

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2. Plantation should be done around the boundary of the mining area and along the side of approach road.

3. Approved quarry plan with bulk density of 1.7 TCM to be submitted.

4. while mining, care should be taken so that the adjacent agricultural lands should not get affected by way of erosion, and scouring.

5.The mining activity shall be taken up beyond 50 meters or 10% of the river width from the bank of the river.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.14 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.2 - Vedhavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.4, 9, 6, 5, 3, 2, 78 & 77 of Saluhunase Village, Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District (6.07 Ha) (15-0 Acres) of Sri R. Siddamurthi (SEIAA 69 MIN 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Sri R Siddamurthi, No. 2096/1, 8th Cross, Name & Address of the Project Gandhinagar, Mandya 571 401. & M/s 1 Proponent Rajashree Systems, No.1, MKR Complex, V V Road, Mandya – 571401 Natural sand quarry situated at Saluhunase Block No – 2 Near Survey number: 4, 9, 6, 5, 3, 2 Name & Location of the Project 2, 78 & 77 of Block No. 2 Of Saluhunase Village Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka Latitude Longitude 14006’34.7”N 76046’29.5”E

0 0 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 14 06’31.3”N 76 46’53.7”E 14006’28.4”N 76046’53.3”E 14006’31.1”N 76046’53.6”E

4 Type of Mineral River Sand Mining New / Expansion / Modification 5 New / Renewal Type of Land [ Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Government Land Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall 7 NA within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 15 Acres Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 3 m area in case of River sand

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Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 3 m removed Annual Production Proposed 11 49713 TPA (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 12 NA in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 13 5523 TPA Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) Rs. 30 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest b. Nearest Human Habitation Hiriyur Educational Institutes, c. Hospital d. Water Bodies e. Other Specify Applicability of General 16 Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 11.60 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.50 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area 0.00 Acres d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 2.30 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify 0.00 Acres 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Manual 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Borewell Dust 3.5 KLD Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other NA Total 3.83 KLD A stormwater management plan is required so as to ensure there is adequate clean and dirty water separation such that, all water emanating from the mine area (dirty water) 20 Storm water management plan is captured, conveyed and safely contained, whilst the clean water emanating from the upstream environment is diverted away to the nearest watercourse or downstream

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environment. Conceptualized approach towards stormwater management is pointed as follows, Good housekeeping such that all solid waste will be disposed of so that there is no risk to it being transported further downstream via storm water. • Source control measures in the form of rain water harvesting tanks so as to decrease the storm water runoff to the downstream environment whilst also encouraging reuse of the captured stormwater. • Local controls in the form of swales which are grassed channels will be used to capture and convey all the clean water runoff onsite to the downstream clean water environment.

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The committee noted that the proponent proposed stack yard in the buffer zone which cannot be considered. Hence an alternative land to be identified within 200 m with suitable MOU with the land owners to be submitted. The committee noted that the proponent has proposed for 55,056 MTA including 10% wastage with mining to dept of 0.62 mts.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to reconsider the proposal and asked to submit the following documents/informations:

1. The proposal shall submit the revised quarry plan for the quantity proposed 2. The proponent shall submit annual replenishment report certified by an authorized agency. 3. The proponent shall submit MOU for utilizing the private land for approach road and provide bituminous surface for the approach road. 4. The proponent shall submit stockyard details along with MOU. 5. The proponent shall stabilize the river bank with waste materials like pebbles and planting with khus grass and suitable plant species.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission of the above information.

185.15 River Sand Quarry Project in Block No.2 - Vedhavathi River Bed at Adj. Sy.Nos.15, 16, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27 & 39 of Thorebeeranahalli Village, Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District (8.09 Ha) (20-0 Acres) of Sri K.S. Nataraj (SEIAA 70 MIN 2017)

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Sri K S Nataraj. Class I Contractor Name & Address of the Project 1 Kabbala (Post), Sriampura Hobli, Proponent Hosadurga Taluk, Chitradurga District. Natural sand quarry situated at Thorebeeranahalli Block No – 2 Near Survey 2 Name & Location of the Project number: 15, 16, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27 & 39 of Block No. 2 Of Thorebeeranahalli Village Challakere Taluk, Chitradurga District, Karnataka Latitude Longitude 14° 10′ 30.8″ N 76° 46′ 39.2″ E

3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 14° 10′ 30.8″ N 76° 46′ 36.0″ E 14° 10′ 14.1″ N 76° 46′ 22.1″ E 14° 10′ 16.9″ N 76° 46′ 18.9” E

4 Type of Mineral River Sand Mining New / Expansion / Modification 5 New / Renewal Type of Land [Forest, 6 Government Revenue, Gomal, Government Land Private/Patta, Other] Whether the project site fall 7 NA within ESZ/ESA 8 Area in Ha 20 Acres Actual Depth of sand in the lease 9 3 m area in case of River sand Depth of Sand proposed to be 10 3 m removed Annual Production Proposed 11 66597 TPA (Metric Tons/ CUM) / Annum Quantity of Topsoil/Over burden 12 NA in cubic meter Mineral Waste Handled (Metric 13 7399 TPA Tons/ CUM)/ Annum 14 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) Rs. 30 Lakhs 15 Environmental Sensitivity a. Nearest Forest b. Nearest Human Habitation Challakere Educational Institutes, c. Hospital d. Water Bodies e. Other Specify 16 Applicability of General 36

Condition of the EIA Notification, 2006 17 Details of Land Use in Ha a. Area for Mining/ Quarrying 15.00 Acres b. Waste Dumping Area 0.80 Acres c. Top Soil Storage Area 1.10 Acres d. Mineral Storage Area 0.50 Acres e. Infrastructure Area 0.05 Acres f. Road Area 0.05 Acres g. Green Belt Area 3.00 Acres h. Unexplored area 0.00 Acres i. Others Specify 0.00 Acres 18 Method of Mining/ Quarrying Manual 19 Water Requirement a. Source of water Borewell Dust 3.0 KLD Suppuration Total Requirement of Water b. Domestic 0.33 KLD in KLD Other NA Total 3.33 KLD A stormwater management plan is required so as to ensure there is adequate clean and dirty water separation such that, all water emanating from the mine area (dirty water) is captured, conveyed and safely contained, whilst the clean water emanating from the upstream environment is diverted away to the nearest watercourse or downstream environment. Conceptualized approach towards stormwater management is pointed as follows, 20 Storm water management plan Good housekeeping such that all solid waste will be disposed of so that there is no risk to it being transported further downstream via storm water. • Source control measures in the form of rain water harvesting tanks so as to decrease the storm water runoff to the downstream environment whilst also encouraging reuse of the captured stormwater. • Local controls in the form of swales which are grassed channels will be used to capture and convey all the clean water runoff onsite to the downstream clean water environment.

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The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The committee noted that the proponent has proposed for 73,996 MTA including 10% wastage by mining to a depth of 0.62 meters. The committee advised the proponent to identify the Stack yard within 200 meter from the mining block.

The committee after discussion and deliberation decided to reconsider the proposal and asked to submit the following documents/informations:

1. The Project proponent shall submit revised quarry plan for the quantity proposed.

2. The Proponent shall submit annual replenishment report certified by an authorized agency.

3. The proponent shall submit MOU for utilization of private land for approach road and provide bituminous surface for the approach road.

4. The proponent shall submit the stock yard details.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to place the proposal before SEAC after submission on of the of above information.

185.16 Building Stone Quarry Project at Sy.No.240 of Kalingeri Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellari District (3.75 Acres) (1.52 Ha) of Sri K. Nagaraju (SEIAA 72 MIN 2017)

Sl. PARTICULARS INFORMATION No 1 Name & Location details of the project Kalingeri Building Stone Quarry Survey No.240 Kalingeri Village, SandurTaluk, Ballari District, Karnataka Name & address of the Owner Sri K. Nagaraju #00, SatyaVaniNagara, BALLARI -583101. Ph:+91 8147767777 3 Status of Organization: Individual/Partnership Individual Firm/Private company (Enclose requisite Copy) 4 Project Status: New Project or Renewal of Lease New 5 Documents submitted: o Application in prescribed Form- 1 o Pre-feasibility report in prescribed format o Quarrying plan approved by Deptof Mines &Geology. o Cluster Map o Land documents

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o Notification/Mining Lease order o Statutory clearances/ NOC if any o Survey of India Topo-sheet duly marking site. 6 Nature of terrain: Flat/Undulated/Hilly/Coastal Plain 7 Land use within 500m from the lease area The lease area is surrounded by the Quarries & Agriculture land 8 Surface drainage pattern (within & outside the Seasonal(outside the lease area) area) 9 Details of surrounding water bodies with Water is available from the bore distance from the project well in the Surrounding area 10 Total investment (including land/machinery/ Rs.20,00,000 in Lacks infrastructure)in Rs. Lakhs 11 Green Belt Plan (implemented or proposed) Implemented 12 RTC copy of the survey numbers Sy. No.240 13 NOC obtained from Tahasildar? Enclosed 14 Whether Non Agricultural Conversion obtained -- (in case of Private lands) 15 National Parks/ Wildlife Sanctuary/ Nil Archaeological importance sites/ Interstate boundary within 10km radius? 16 Nearest Educational Institutions & Hospitals Bagalkot, 34 km with distance in km (if any). 17 Extent of project site in Hectares 1.52 Ha (3.75 Acres) 18 Present land use of the lease area -- 19 Location Plan(map) of the lease area and Location plan enclosed surrounding area 20 Estimated Reserves 943940 Tonnes Building Stone (Granite ) 21 Production details of last 5 years -- 22 Present Capacity of Quarry/ Mine 50,000 TPA , Building Stone (Production/annum) (Granite) 23 Stripping Ratio & Solid Waste Disposal Method Stripping Ratio 0:0There is no generation of over burden/waste in the proposed plan. 24 Quarrying/Mining Plan Status & Validity period Quarry plan approved on 10-04- 2015 25 Ownership of land: Patta/Revenue/Forest Government Waste Land (please give details) 26 Nearest Forest boundary(as per Karnataka forest Keriyaginahalli Reserved Forest is Rules) located at the distance 3.5 km from the lease area towards west direction. 27 Consent of land owner (if applicable) NA 39

28 Drilling & Blasting: Yes or No Yes 29 Is Wire Saw cutting practiced to avoid blasting? No 30 Vehicular traffic density- existing & proposed 2 Tippers Proposing 31 Solid waste quantity & quality There is no Solid Waste generation from the Quarry Activity 32 Environmental Protective measures taken (if any) Taken at present 33 Average annual rainfall & ground water 587mm & water table 95 meters potential of the area 34 Details of water conservation measures including Soak pit will be constructed for rain water harvesting domestic Waste Water 35 Whether Environmental Protection Fee paid to --- the State Govt.? 36 Occupational & Community Health, Safety & Masks, Gloves, Helmets, Glasses Hygiene details etc., is used during work 37 Reports of Health status of workers -- 38 Socio economic packages planned (if any) Medical camp to the School children and Providing furniture to the school 39 Endemic health problems in the area due to Nil waste/ air borne diseases 40 Risk Assessment & Disaster Management Yes (if applicable)

The Project proponent and Environment Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required information/clarification.

The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the Statutory Application Form 1, pre-feasibility report, approved quarry plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The committee perused the proposal and observed that the land use plan shown during the presentation is different from the land use plan in the approved quarry plan. Hence the committee decided to reconsider the proposal and asked the proponent to submit the following information.

1) The Proponent shall submit modified approved quarry plan by revising the land use plan.

2) The proponent shall submit cross section tallying with the production data.

3) The word grey stone should be replaced as building stone in the proposal.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

Subject taken with the permission of the Chair:

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185.17 Proposal to construction of office building at Sy. No. 2/2, Venkatala Village, Yelahanka Hobli, Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore of M/s. Modern Asset, No. 23, Sankey Square, Sankey Road, Lower Palace Orchards, Bangalore – 560003. (SEIAA 90 CON 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Kunal.B, COO M/s, Modern Asset Name & Address of the Project 1 No.23, Sankey Square Proponent Sankey Road, Sadashivanagar Bngalore-560080 Proposed Office Building at Sy No.2/2 2 Name & Location of the Project Venkatala Village, Yelahanka Hobali Bangalore North Taluk, Bangalore. 13° 6'58.62"N 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 77°36'22.09"E 4 Environmental Sensitivity No Environmental Sensitivity Distance from periphery of nearest Lake and other water About 650 Mts Yelahanka lake is present on west a. bodies (Lake, Rajakaluve, Nala side of the project. etc.,) Type of water body at the NA vicinity of the project site and Details of Buffer provided as per NGT Direction in O.A 222 of b. 2014 dated 04.05.2016, if Applicable.

5 Type of Development Office Building Residential Apartment / Villas / Office Building Row Houses / Vertical a. Development / Office / IT/ ITES/ Mall/ Hotel/ Hospital /other Residential Township/ Area NA b. Development Projects 6 Plot Area (Sqm) 32476.02 Sqm

7 Built Up area (Sqm) 143458.29 Sqm

Building Configuration 3B+G+9UF [Number of Blocks / Towers / 8 Wings etc., with Numbers of Basements and Upper Floors]

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Number of units in case of NA 9 Construction Projects Number of Plots in case of NA 10 Residential Township/ Area Development Projects 100 11 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) Recreational Area in case of NA 12 Residential Projects / Townships 13 Details of Land Use (Sqm) a. Ground Coverage Area 12145.17 (42%) b. Kharab Land 303.57 Total Green belt on Mother Earth 10818 (33.66%) for projects under 8(a) of the c. schedule of the EIA notification, 2006 d. Internal Roads 8 mts Width e. Paved area 9209.1 ( 24.4 %) f. Others Specify Parks and Open space in case of NA g. Residential Township/ Area Development Projects h. Total 14 Details of demolition debris and / or Excavated earth Details of Debris (in cubic NA (New project) meter/MT) if it involves Demolition of existing structure a. and Plan for re use as per Construction and Demolition waste management Rules 2016, If Applicable Total quantity of Excavated earth 1,66,000 b. (in cubic meter) For back filling =50000 Quantity of Excavated earth For Land scape= 20000 c. propose to be used in the Project For Internal Road making =30000 site (in cubic meter) The Reaming earth is stored in our own site Excess excavated earth (in cubic 66000 d. meter) Plan for scientific disposal of We stored the excess earth for our future excess excavated earth along development at Sy No 14,15 Manchenahalli e. with Coordinate of the site Village, Yelahanka Hobali, Bangalore. proposed for such disposal 15 WATER I. Construction Phase a. Source of water Our Existing STP adjacent to the project 42

Quantity of water for 100 KLD b. Construction in KLD Quantity of water for Domestic 5 KLD c. Purpose in KLD d. Waste water generation in KLD 4 KLD Treatment facility proposed and Soak pit and septic tank e. scheme of disposal of treated water II. Operational Phase Fresh 250 Total Requirement of Water in a. Recycled 195 KLD Total 445 b. Source of water BWSSB c. Waste water generation in KLD 400 d. STP capacity 400 Technology employed for MBR e. Treatment Scheme of disposal of excess Zero Discharge f. treated water if any 16 Infrastructure for Rain water harvesting Capacity of sump tank to store 100 a. Roof run off No's of Ground water recharge 15 b. pits 17 Storm water management plan Enclosed in EMP 18 WASTE MANAGEMENT I. Construction Phase Quantity of Solid waste Given to BBMP authorities a. generation and mode of Disposal as per norms II. Operational Phase Quantity of Biodegradable waste 1773 kg/day converted in to organic mannur and a. generation and mode of Disposal used for garden as per norms Quantity of Non- Biodegradable 1182 Kg/day given to PCB authorized recycler waste generation and mode of b. Disposal as per norms

Quantity of Hazardous Waste 500-600 Lts/one B check given to PCB authorized c. generation and mode of Disposal recycler as per norms Quantity of E waste generation 500 Kg/year given to PCB authorized recycler d. waste generation and mode of Disposal as per norms Quantity of Biodegradable waste a. generation and mode of Disposal 43

as per norms 19 POWER Total Power Requirement - 10500 kva a. Operational Phase Numbers of DG set and capacity 15000 kva x 7 nos b. in KVA for Standby Power Supply c. Details of Fuel used for DG Set Low Sulphuric diesel Energy conservation plan and 20% we are achieved Percentage of savings including d. plan for utilization of solar energy as per ECBC 2007 20 PARKING Parking Requirement as per 1882 a. norms Level of Service (LOS) of the 1914 b. connecting Roads as per the Traffic Study Report c. Internal Road width (RoW) 8 mts

The proponent and Environmental consultant attended the 184th meeting of SEAC held on 13th October 2017 to provide required clarification/additional information.

The committee perused and appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the statutory application Form-1, 1A, conceptual plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. The proponent informed the committee that they are going for platinum certification for their building. The committee advised the proponent to replace the proposed silver oak tree to plant with other native fruit bearing trees.

The committee after discussion had decided to reconsider the proposal after submission of the following information:

1. Revised earth work calculation with its utilization within the project premises. 2. Document showing the exact extent and location of the ‘B’ Kharab land marked on the site plan as certified from the competent authority. 3. Paved impermeable area rain water utilization scheme with collection sump design details.

The proponent has submitted the land conversion order along with the sketch marking the ‘B’ kharab land in the project site.

The committee perused the reply submitted by the proponent and observed that 0-3 Acres of kharab land is in the form of road cutting across the property and this road is required to be kept open for the public use. Keeping this in view, the proponent has to change the conceptual plan and resubmit the same.

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The committee after discussion decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance subject to submission of the following information:

1. Revised conceptual plan leaving ‘B’ kharab land for public use. 2. Revised earth work calculation with its utilization within the project premises. 3. Paved impermeable area rain water utilization scheme with collection sump design details.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

185.18 Proposed to construct a new residential apartment project at Khata No. 1/33/2/5, Sy. No. 33/2, Chokkanahalli, Jakkur Sub Zone, Yelahanka Zone, Bengaluru of M/s. Greystone Homes LLP, No. 19, 33rd ‘A’ Cross, 11th Main road, Jayanagar, Bangalore – 560 041 (SEIAA 95 CON 2017)

Sl. No PARTICULARS INFORMATION Mr. Ashish Krishnaswamy - Partner, M/s. Greystone Homes LLP, Name & Address of the Project 1 No-19, 33rd ‘A’ Cross , Proponent 11th Main Road, Jayanagar , Bangalore – 41. M/s. Greystone Homes LLP, No-19, 33rd ‘A’ Cross , 2 Name & Location of the Project 11th Main Road, Jayanagar , Bangalore – 41. 3 Co-ordinates of the Project Site 13.084402 , 77.637614 4 Environmental Sensitivity Distance from periphery of Not Applicable nearest Lake and other water a. bodies (Lake, Rajakaluve, Nala etc.,) Type of water body at the Not Applicable vicinity of the project site and Details of Buffer provided as per b. NGT Direction in O.A 222 of 2014 dated 04.05.2016, if Applicable. 5 Type of Development Residential Apartment / Villas / Residential Apartment Row Houses / Vertical a. Development / Office / IT/ ITES/ Mall/ Hotel/ Hospital /other Residential Township/ Area b. Development Projects 6 Plot Area (Sqm) 5,755.11 Sq m 7 Built Up area (Sqm) 23,455.38 Sq m 45

Building Configuration [ Basement + Ground + 16 upper Floors + Terrace Number of Blocks / Towers / 8 Wings etc., with Numbers of Basements and Upper Floors] Number of units in case of Number of Units: 139 No’s 9 Construction Projects Number of Plots in case of NA 10 Residential Township/ Area Development Projects 38.85 Crores 11 Project Cost (Rs. In Crores) Recreational Area in case of 12 Residential Projects / Townships 13 Details of Land Use (Sqm) a. Ground Coverage Area 1,164.86 Sq m b. Kharab Land --- Total Green belt on Mother Earth 1,899.18 Sq m for projects under 8(a) of the c. schedule of the EIA notification, 2006 d. Internal Roads 505.98 Sq. m e. Paved area 1,658.59 Sq m f. Others Specify Parks and Open space in case of 526.50 Sq m g. Residential Township/ Area Development Projects h. Total 5755.11 Sq m 14 Details of demolition debris and / or Excavated earth Details of Debris (in cubic meter/MT) if it involves Demolition of existing structure a. and Plan for re use as per Construction and Demolition waste management Rules 2016, If Applicable Total quantity of Excavated earth 3,494.58 m3 b. (in cubic meter) Quantity of Excavated earth The 949.59 m3 excavated earth will be used for c. propose to be used in the Project landscaping of gardens site (in cubic meter) Excess excavated earth (in cubic Rest of 2,544.99 m3 of excavated earth will be d. meter) used within the project site etc. Plan for scientific disposal of NA excess excavated earth along e. with Coordinate of the site proposed for such disposal 46

15 WATER I. Construction Phase a. Source of water Tankers Quantity of water for 20 KLD b. Construction in KLD Quantity of water for Domestic 5 KLD c. Purpose in KLD d. Waste water generation in KLD 4 KLD Treatment facility proposed and There will be no treatment in the construction e. scheme of disposal of treated phase. water II. Operational Phase Fresh 83.14 KLD Total Requirement of Water in a. Recycled 20.85 KLD KLD Total 104 KLD b. Source of water BWSSB c. Waste water generation in KLD 94 KLD d. STP capacity 100 KLD Technology employed for Sequential Batch Reactor e. Treatment Scheme of disposal of excess NA f. treated water if any 16 Infrastructure for Rain water harvesting Capacity of sump tank to store 50 cum a. Roof run off No's of Ground water recharge 15 No’s b. pits

17 Storm water management plan Enclosed. 18 WASTE MANAGEMENT I. Construction Phase Quantity of Solid waste a. generation and mode of Disposal as per norms II. Operational Phase Quantity of Biodegradable waste 209 Kg/day a. generation and mode of Disposal Will be treated in Organic Waste Converter. as per norms Quantity of Non- Biodegradable 139 Kg/day b. waste generation and mode of Will be handed over to Authorized vendors. Disposal as per norms Quantity of Hazardous Waste NA c. generation and mode of Disposal as per norms Quantity of E waste generation NA d. waste generation and mode of 47

Disposal as per norms 19 POWER Total Power Requirement - 600 KW a. Operational Phase Numbers of DG set and capacity 620 KVA – 2 No’s b. in KVA for Standby Power Supply c. Details of Fuel used for DG Set 2 Litres per Hour Energy conservation plan and NA Percentage of savings including d. plan for utilization of solar energy as per ECBC 2007 20 PARKING Parking Requirement as per 165 No’s a. norms Level of Service (LOS) of the b. connecting Roads as per the Traffic Study Report c. Internal Road width (RoW) The proponent and Environmental consultant attended the 184th meeting of SEAC held on 13th October 2017 to provide required clarification/additional information.

The committee observed that a tertiary nala passing in the proponent’s land at Sy. No. 36/2 for which 25 m buffer zone on either side is to be left as per the NGT order dated 04.05.2016. The committee asked the proponent to submit the revised conceptual plan by providing 25 m buffer from the edge of the nala on either side along with revised application.

The committee after discussion had decided to defer the proposal till submission of the revised application and revised conceptual plan.

The proponent and Environmental Consultant attended the meeting of SEAC to provide required clarification/additional information.

The proponent submitted the revised conceptual plan leaving 25 m nala buffer from the edge of the nala. The committee appraised the proposal considering the information provided in the statutory application Form-1, 1A, revised conceptual plan, EMP and additional information provided during the meeting. Proponent stated that the source of water is from BWSSB and they have applied for NOC.

The committee after discussion decided to recommend the proposal to SEIAA for issue of Environmental Clearance.

Action: Secretary, SEAC to forward the proposal to SEIAA for further necessary action.

The meeting concluded with thanks to the Chair.

Secretary, SEAC Chairman, SEAC Karnataka Karnataka

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