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M.Harichandana Quarry Plan QUARRY PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN FOR ROAD METAL AND BUILDING STONE Over an extent of 11,201 Hectares or Acres 27,68 in Sy. No. 22, Kudavandapur (V), Raikode |M), Sanga Reddy District, T.S. CATEGORY 'A' OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED MINE (Submitted Under Rule 7 of Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1956) Ownership District Extent Village Mandal Sy. No. of State (Hectares) Occupancy Sanga Reddy, 11.201 Hectares Government Kudavandapur Raikode 22 Telangana or Acres 27.68 Land Applicant Smt. M. HARI CHANDANA W/o M.Ravindra R/o Plot No. 5, Road No.l, AIR Colony, Chintalkunta Check Post, L.B.Nagar, HYDERABAD-500662. T.S. Tel: 9603693279 Prepared By T. LINGAMURTHY Geologist & RQP Regn. No. RQP / HYD / 27 / 2016 H.No.lO-l-92/3/161A, Janaki Enclave, Karmanghat, Hyderabad - 500 035. T.S. t: +91 98859 32426 NOVEMBER' 2017 Scanned by CamScanner MM ( I MHM( (NMONIIY (Ml AI'I'I K ATM I K ( Si-M :ia HimIiIv S/i* %il K. 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Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1999, Mmeable Conservation and Development Rules, 2002, Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 and Matalliferous Mines Regulations, 1951 have been observed in the preparation of the Quarry Plan for Kudavandapur Road Metal and Bufld.ng Stone Quarry over an area of 11.201 hects or Acres 27.68, of Smt M Har" Chandana W/o M Ravindra In Kudavandapur Village, Ra rode P.O., Sanga Reddy District of Telangana State and whenever spedfic permissions are required, the Applicant will approach the concerned Government authorities as appropriate. The information furnished in the Quarry Ptan ts true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I abide by any order passed by Mines & Geotogy Department, if any contravention of Act & Rules is found in the matter. Place: Hyderabad. Date: 13-11-2017. Geologist & RQP Scanned by CamScanner I NPEK PAGE CHAPTER TITLE NO 1.0 GENERAL 1 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 2 3.0 TECHNICAL DETAILS 4 Introduction 4 i) ") Infrastructure & Communication 5 Hi) Geology & Exploration 5 iv) Estimation of Geological Reserves 7 v) Mining 9 vi) Market Analysis 13 vii) Waste Management Plan 13 viii) Environmental Management Plan 13 ix) Environmental Impact Assessment 15 x) Environment Management 16 xi) Conceptual Plan 18 xii) Financial Assurance Plan 18 Progressive Quarry Closure Plan Under Rule 23 of xiii) 20 MCDR'IOSS FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS 27 % 4 n '* Scanned by CamScanner inr cx riAtti n>Ti TTTll tCAli I lOAT*X< CIHW ilfnA-'i 1 WJCOO 4 u lfX>TICX< Cli'' MY rvA* 1 V3flK } 11 Ay AJU A nxs r > i «*• I WJ*I AO cuw Gf 01 OGlOl nA.H i ;^0O ♦ JA Gl OlOG»CAl C»»OSS m CTOKj i :jxo A(i) Dt VI lOTMl MT ITAW A CPOU WCTOC |1« 'f#r) i :xco i 4 (*) m vi iorv.t ht nM a caom uao»i ij : :jxc 4 (w) ch vi ioi»i/.i *i rmx a cw> yowv < w " *) I :jx 4 IIv) 01VHOI»VI KT flA-H A CHTS, 'rfCOtl *f> ' '•wl : : xm 4(v) OIVllOWMHT A CHOI MCTC*VV i :jac 'j I SV to*v N * HlAH i « 0 C0*Ct HIUAi nAS V4tT>4 CHO! UC OH-S MSAXCIA-I AWJ<*rj nAM i :jcoc GOOGU V*itcx yow-^c :* <* l Wn» SKM M-OH/S * \r mi o« > V # ► ^ Not** NO 170? / a A«) ?CIA tfHr .'X*-« Drputy OwtHtX* 0* fA**r% A Oo*cr> f Irlanjjn* St*!* H Copy o* CPA from Vm >.♦ »Wf* iti T a Wr Vvmlof tV t p-** V. JVC P» .4jCPO«« OVOM. Martdal Map fc. *r0 tn Aa ntv* Omrdot A LjMd Heccrm. IV San|«r*ddv O Uf*t, Trtir>| *vi Statr v I IS Vofw-> rrport vn Cof»> of PQP Cr^l^KAtr Scanned by CamScanner QUARRY PLAN INCLUDING IM.O&II. S»rvi OUAIIP/ CLOSUP. PLAN LOR ROADMCTAl ttDUILDINO'pfONI Over 11.201 Herts or Acres 27.0» In Jy.Ne 22 of Ku.lnw.n'l 'pof R.ilkodo (M), Stng«reddv District, r«l»ni«ri. a nt^. CntrF.ory 'A' olht-r th-n l ully Mntl.nnl/p'l Minn submitted under Rule 7 A of tel.u.nm. Sle.r Miner M'"7'"^,7* """ PQCP under Rule 7 0 (vlll) of TSMMC'l'tCG rend with 73 («) of M OR 1 '* 1.0 GENERAL: Smt M. Hlrl Chnndnnn W/o M< Ravlndrn I) Name of Applicant Plot No !j/ Rond No 1, R) Address. AIR Colony, CWnlhaMurrta Clterk Po .t, LB N.iKnr, - ' m Owry Wn/Fwlblllf/ fi^rr District Ilydcrabad scruilnlred sublet to iho cordon silpulttlons Inrtlcjfig In it State Ou»f pl«1d/r0(isfb((/lw fleporf , U0 0/4 c Pin Code UiiorNo^^-i/Hcr Phone Fax Mobile No (91 9003093279 katliacs^gmail.corn Email ID III) Status of lessee/Lessee: Individual Private/lndividual/Co-opcrat(ve Association/Private Company / Public Limited Company / Public Sector Undertaking / Joint Sector Undertaking / Other (Please specify) 'Mineral(s) which is/are Included In Road Metal & building Stone- iv) the prospecting license (For Fresh grantl Mineral (s) which is/arc Included in Road Metal fi Building Stone- v) the letter ofjntent/lease deed Mineral(s) which is the lessee / lessee Road Metal & Building Stone- 'i) intends to mine T Llnga Murthy ii) Name of a person employed under clause (c) of Sub Rul^j^-LQijlP 47 of MCDR, 19^rej)d^t^w^KP an H.No. 10-1-92/3/1G1A, Jannkl Enclave, CP Address lingojlguda, Saroornagar, rji o Hyderabad - 500 035 P.S. 7- O Phone No c> -> >• Mobile No + 91 9885932420 ScrutinizeIo Fax No. Email ID murthyl09(a)gmail.com k. LAXMANDABI U Designation Geologist & RCiP By. Olracior of Mines A G ofogy Oovtof Tetangann, NIija -bat Date ot appointment 24 08 2017 Surveyed on 25 08 2017 with FTS and field Dates of Inspection VA/nrlc rnrrli»/l mif nn 9. 00 — 901 7 1 Scanned by CamScanner 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY: a) Proposed QL Area Details : Road Metal & Building Stone Quarry i) Name of Mine/Quarry H) j Lat/Long of any boundary point N 17° 47' 36.5" E IT 51' 50.00" (BP-1) Grant of AMP Notice issued vide Notice No. iii) Date of grant of lease 1702/QL/SRP/2017, dated 23-08- 2017. 20 Years from the date of execution. iv) Period/Expiry Date v) Name of Lessee / Lessee Smt M. Hari Chandana vi) ' Postal Address Plot No. 5, Road No. 1, AIR Colony, Chinthalakunta Check Post, LB. Nagar, Hyderabad - 500 074. Telephone No Fax No Email ID [email protected] Mobile No. +9196036 93279 b) Details of applied/lease area with Lease Area; Acs 27.68 or Precise area demarcation lease Sy. No. 22, Kudavanda ik6de C o sketch duly certified by the State Sangareddy (Dt.), T.S. o o* Government along with complete "N S.No B.P NLati demarcation report giving co- i 17° 47' 36. .00" ordinates of all boundary pillars. 17° 47' 40.38" 77° 51' 47.80" 2a 17° 47' 41.16" 77° 52' 06.37" 2b 17° 47' 32.6" 77° 52' 09.75" 2c 17° 47' 34.80" 77° 51' 52.70" 2d 17° 47' 36.50" 77° 51' 52.70" GCP-1 17° 47' 35.96" 77° 52' 27.73" GCP-2 17° 47' 34.7" 77° 52' 29.25" * Map Datum WGS 84, Precision + 5m The lease sketch is enclosed as Map Plate-2. Forest Non-forest r Area (Ha) (i) Waste land Acs 27.68 Forest (Specify) Division, (ii) Grazing land (11.201 Hects.) Range, Beat and Compartment.
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