Pre Feasibility Report

PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT 1) Executive Summary Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Project Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mineral Sands Deposit, Pre-concentration Plant (PCP) and Mineral Separation Plant (MSP) M/s. Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Name of Company / Mine Owner Corporation Limited, Hyderabad. Location Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru Villages, Village Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mandal District Srikakulam State Andhra Pradesh

1 Area & Type of land Workings proposed in Non-Forest Area=1891.0 Ha. Protected Forest Area=1727.0 ha. (Excluded area for EC) ML Area: 3618.0 ha. 2 Geographical co-ordinates ML Area: Non-forest Area Geo- Coordinates( PF : Excluded Blocks)

Sl.No B.P.Point Latitude Longitude

1 S/1 180 40’ 35.991” 830 26’ 21.228” 2 S/2 180 41’ 47.541” 830 26’ 57.088” 3 S/3 180 43’ 03.029” 830 27’ 47.562” 4 S/4 180 45’ 11.726” 830 30’ 00.620” 5 S/5 180 47’ 16.570” 830 32’ 40.504” 6 S/6 180 49’ 21.031” 830 33’ 32.399” 7 S/7 180 49’ 36.830” 830 33’ 39.333’ 8 S/8 180 50’ 27.003” 830 33’ 14.865” 9 S/9 180 50’ 54.113” 830 34’ 28.710” 10 S/10 180 51’ 07.703” 830 34’ 41.637” 11 S/11 180 51’ 41.458” 830 34’ 54.045” 12 S/12 180 53’ 35.869” 830 35’ 57.691” 13 N/13 180 56’ 16.539” 840 38’ 13.780” 14 N/14 180 58’ 49.557” 840 41’ 18.861” 15 N/15 180 59’ 12.414” 840 41’ 34.227” 16 N/16 190 04’ 51.435” 840 45’ 32.736”

3 Name of Rivers/ Nallahs/ Mahendra Tanaya River is Flowing within the ML Tanks/ Spring/ Lakes etc Area. 4 Name of Reserve Forest(s), Forest department has been carried out shelter belts Wild life Sanctuary/ National and wind protectors by planting casuarina trees in parks etc. the coastal region and notified as protected forest. 5 Topography of ML area The mining lease area forms part of a barren sandy stretch with an elevation of 20 m above the mean sea level. 6 Name of the mineral mined Ilmenite, Rutile, Zircon, Garnet, Sillimanite, Leucoxene, and Monazite 7 Rate of Production (in MTPA) Proposed Heavy Mineral Sands Max.10.0 MTPA of Raw sand & 1.10 MTPA of Finished Mineral Products. 8 Life of Mine Life of the Mine 15-16 Years. 9 Mineral Reserve in million Geological reserves in ML area=250.0 MT. tonnes Mineable reserves in Non-forest Area = 150.0 MT 10 Drilling/Blasting No drilling and Blasting is carried out 11 Ultimate depth of mining 4 – 11.0 m

12 Ground water intersection 1.5 – 2.0 m 13 Drainage pattern/water Drainage Pattern: Dendritic courses 14 Break-up of Land Utilization Attached as Annexure I Pattern 15 Water requirement & Source About 1000 m3/hour of water shall be sourced from Mahendra Tanaya River 16 Solid waste No solid waste generated.

The Waste generated contents quartz and clay material will be simultaneously backfilled in the excavated pit and afforested 17 IBM Approval : Date Mining Plan is under preparation for rated capacity of raw sand of Max.10.0 MTPA 18 Cost of project Rs. 600 Crores Approx. 19 Any Other (specify) None

2.0 Introduction of the Project / Background Information

2.1 Identification of Project and Project Proponent

The Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation Ltd., (APMDC) was incorporated on 24th Feb., 1961 as a wholly owned undertaking of the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop mineral resources in Andhra Pradesh including exploration, exploitation, conservation, processing, beneficiation, conversion into value added products and promotion of mineral based industries. APMDC registered under the Companies Act 1956 with an authorised capital of Rs. 50 lakhs with full participation by Government of Andhra Pradesh. The Authorised capital is increased from time to time, to Rs. 10 Crores. The paid up capital is Rs. 630.62 Lakhs.

Currently, APMDC producing Barytes of 2.0-3.0 MTPA in Kadapa dist, Andhra Pradesh.

The Objectives of the APMDC are:  Development of mineral resources including exploration, exploitation, and beneficiation.  Development of mineral industry with private participation.  Identification of the Best Technology and Investment for development of Mineral Resources.

Awards

The Corporation has been awarded with “Coal India Productivity Organizational Award ” for the year 2006-07 by the Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering on 12th October, 2007 at Thiruvananthapuram for its exceptional performance in the exploration of the minerals in the state. Earlier, best documentary film award- 2008 at Nandi film fare awards has been awarded for the documentary pictured on Bauxite deposits by the corporation.

Name of the Project : Bendi to Baruva & Baruva to Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mineral Sands Deposit, Pre-concentration Plant (PCP), Mineral Separation Plant (MSP)

Location Villages : Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru (29 Villages) Mandal : Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta Kavati & Itchapuram Mandals District : Srikakulam State : Andhra Pradesh Production : Raw Mineral Sand Mine prod. max.10.0 MTPA ML Area Mining is Proposed in the Non-Forest area of 1891.0 Ha. (1727.0 ha of PF area excluded in the proposal) against total ML 3618.0 Ha

(i) Name & Address of the Project Proponent

M/s. Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation Ltd, 3rd Floor, Rear Block(HMWSSB Premises) Khairathabad, Hyderabad-500 004, India Tel No. +91 40 23323153, 23393814, Fax:+91 4023393152

(ii) Background for EC

The beach Sand Mining is proposed in the Non-forest of 1891.0 ha area against total ML area of 3618.0 Ha. and seeking the Environmental Clearance in the Non –forest area. The Project involved mining of beach sand and separation of heavy minerals (Garnet, Ilmenite, Leucoxene, Sillimanite and minor amount of Rutile Zircon and Monazite) and to set-up an export-oriented and value added unit at later stage.

2.2 Brief Description of the Nature of the Project.

The Project involves Production of Heavy Mineral Sands Mine max. 10.0 MTPA. And 1.10 million tonnes of finished mineral products

2.3 Need for the Project and its importance to the country and or region

As per the projections of 12th plan document prepared for beach sand minerals and as per the IBM report (Mineral year book) India is currently producing annually ilmenite 7.5LT, Rutile 0.18LT, Zircon 0.5LT, Sillimanite 0.6LT. Garnet 12.0LT and Monazite from East-West coast Beach sands. Out of these minerals majority of rutile and Zircon requirement is being met by import currently. The chloride grade Ilmenite is also imported to meet the domestic requirement. However, there is demand of Ilmenite garnet Sillimanite for export to earn foreign exchange.

Since the project is proposed to be taken up in Northern part of Andhra Pradesh, the surrounding areas in Srikakulam, Vijayanagaram and Vishakapatnam towns will be benefited by way of employment, infrastructures and other developments.

Proposed value addition like rutile grade pigment, Titanium slag, Titanium metal, zircon flour and zirconium chemicals will be taken up at later stage. This project assumes greater significance in the field of beach sand minerals development in the country.

In view of the above the project is a step towards import substitution, value addition and establishment of other downstream ancillary industries. The project will also contribute substantially to the Government exchequer and offer significant employment opportunities to the locals.

2.4 Demand-Supply Gap

Sr. No Minerals Production Demand Shortage/Surplus (TPA) (TPA) (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,50,000 3,19,000 +4,31,000 2 Rutile 18,000 40,000 -22,000 3 Zircon 50,000 1,30,000 -80,000 4 Garnet 12,00,000 7,00,000 +5,00,000 5 Sillimanite 60,000 40,000 +20,000

2.5 Import V/s Indigenous Production

Sr. No Minerals Production (TPA) Import (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,50,000 65,876 2 Rutile 18,000 9,826 3 Zircon 50,000 34,651 4 Garnet 12,00,000 1,115 5 Sillimanite 60,000 74

2.6 Export Possibility

Sr. No Minerals Export (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,91,735 2 Rutile 2,322 3 Zircon 31,600 4 Garnet 5,05,281 5 Sillimanite 11,151

2.7 Domestic / Export Markets

Sr. No Minerals Demand (TPA) Export (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 3,19,000 7,91,735 2 Rutile 40,000 2,322 3 Zircon 1,30,000 31,600 4 Garnet 7,00,000 5,05,281 5 Sillimanite 40,000 11,151

2.8 Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) Due to Project.

About 100 departmental and 300 contract employees will be engaged for the project.

3.0 Project Description

3.1 Type of Project (including interlinked and interdependent project, if any)

Mining: max.10.0 MTPA of raw sand ROM with 1666 TPH of feed capacity Pre- Concentration Plant and 258 TPH of feed capacity Mineral Separation Plant. There are no interlinked projects involved at this stage.

3.2 Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project site specific layout) with coordinates.

The Mining Lease area is located in the jurisdiction of 29 villages Bendi-Baruva, Baruva- Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals of Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh The lease area is approachable from Vazrapakoturu Town and at a distance of 10 Km. Village wise survey numbers and land details are enclosed in Annexure-II.

Survey Nos Name o the Proposed Geo-Co-ordinates Plant Mineral Near Baruva village: Sy.No. Proposed Mineral Separation Plant 318,319 320, 321 & 323 separation Plant: (MSP) (Government Land) Latitude : 18048’30.5” Longitude: 84035’0.00” Pre Concentration Within the lease area Mining Area Plant (PCP) Temporary/Floati Within the lease area Mining Area ng PCP

Study area map of 10 km radius around the ML area is shown in Figure-1.

3.3 Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted.

As the proposed project is being the mining of beach sand and separation of heavy minerals (Garnet, Sillimanite, Ilmenite, Leucoxene, and minor amount of Rutile Zircon and Monazite). Hence, No alternative sites are considered.

3.4 Size or Magnitude of operation.

Proposed Production

Mining: Max.10.0 MTPA of raw sand ROM with 1666 TPH of feed capacity Pre- Concentration Plant and 258 TPH of feed capacity Mineral Separation Plant.

Note: a) The concentrate output and mineral output from the Pre Concentration Plant and Mineral Separation Plant and value addition plants may vary depending upon the mineral content in the above mentioned ROM excavated from a particular mining area.

FIGURE-1 STUDY AREA MAP

3.5 Project Description with Process details (a schematic diagram/ Flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc. should be given.

It is proposed to work in the Non-Forest Area of 1891 Ha. Out of Total ML area of 3618 Ha. Mining of heavy mineral sand @ Max.10.0 Million tonnes per annum with Pre- Concentration Plant @ 1666 TPH of feed capacity and Mineral Separation Plant @ 258TPH of feed capacity to produce Ilmenite, Rutile, Zircon, Sillimanite and Garnet Leucoxene & Monazite minerals.

Mining & Pre-Concentration Plant

The method of mining will be carried out open cast mechanized mining method & refilling will be done currently, wherein Run-of-Mine is mined and advanced environmental friendly technology, the tailings generated from pre-concentration plant will be backfillied and afforestation on reclaimed land takes place simultaneously thus limiting the gap between mining and rehabilitation to pre-mining state to only a few months. Another unique feature of the above method is that water used as a medium of transportation and concentrations re-circulated and there is no water consumption except for the evaporation losses and leakages. The external water to make up this water loss also goes to recharge the area thus improving the water regime and vegetation of the area and nearby villages.

In the proposed plant a relocatable/floating pre-concentration plant (PCP) moves/floats along with the advancing mining face. The ore is fed to the (PCP) plant with the help of dredgers and excavators/dumpers taking care that the water table of the area is not disturbed and water level is maintained above the MSL. The water gradient always towards the sea. Established norms being followed worldwide for such type of mining along with recommendations of Central Ground Water Board of India for mining similar deposits in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Orissa will be adopted. In the above mining method the ROM sand mined by dredging will be pumped to a Bunker/trommel screen module having 2 mm opening to remove all roots, pebbles and other debris. The clean sand will then mixed with water will be pumped to the pre-concentration plant with the state- of- art equipment’s viz spirals, classifiers, screens would be used to concentrate minerals in the ROM into mineral rich concentrate viz., Concentrate containing Ilmenite, Rutile, Sillimanite, Garnet and Zircon. The pre-concentrates from the Mining unit will be further pumped to a Mineral Separation Plant located at a distance from the PCP and the sand devoid of minerals called plant tailings will be simultaneously pumped back to the mined out areas. Slime separated in the plant with the help of thickeners will be used to cover the back filled tailings to support vigorous plantation in the currently barren sandy coastal deposit.

Mineral Separation Plant (MSP)

The above concentrates will be fed to respective circuits in the MSP with the help of Loaders/pumps or belt driers and material handling equipments viz. belt conveyor, bucket elevators or pumps will be used to convey the concentrates within the MSP for drying in fluidized bed driers and thereafter concentration, separation purification of bone dry concentrates in magnetic separators, electrostatic separators, screens, shaking tables and classifiers to produce marketable mineral products. Products will be stored in storage yard or bagged go down for captive consumption or as per customer requirement prior to shipment within the country or abroad.

Unrecoverable minerals and waste tailings from the MSP will be backfilled in mining areas or stockpiled for recirculation or separation with more advanced technology to be developed by R & D wing of the company. Tailings rich in Monazite will be backfilled in mined out areas as per the prescribed norms of Atomic Energy Regulatory Board. The MSP plant will have pollution control equipments like chimneys, bag-filters, de-dusting mechanism for individual equipments, blowers, exhaust fans and instrumentation for periodic monitoring and radiation survey.

PCP [PROPOSED FLOW CHART]

Bendi-Baruva Mineral

Sands Deposit

ROM Sand

Over size Waste

TROMMEL SCREEN

Under Flows

Tailings Primary Spirals

Cleaner T Middlings Spirals Conc Secondary Spirals Tailings

Middlings Conc Concentrate

Garner & Sillimanite Recycle Conc to MSP

Mine Back MSP Filling Concentrate

MINERAL SEPARATION PLANT [PROPOSED FLOW SHEET]

MINERAL SEPARATION PLANT

Heavies Upgrading Plant

High Tension Separators

Conductors Non Conductors

Magnetic Separators Magnetic Magnetics Separators Non Magnetics

Low Intensity Tailings Magnetic Separators M Dry Gravity Separation ZR-RU NM WET CKT M NM CON

Ilmenite Rutile Garnet Monazite Zircon

(vi) Availability of water, its source,

Water Requirement: -

Water requirement for the project is estimated at 1000 m3/hour Source: - Mahendra Tanaya River

WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM

Mahendra Tanaya River/bore wells 1000 m³/hr (Makeup water)

Pulping Area Pulping Area Pulping Area 200 m3/hr (500 m³/hr) 300 m 3 /hr

Dewatering Pre Concentration Cyclone Plant (O/F)

Dewatering Cyclone Deslimed Ore Dewatering Cyclone

Tailings Tailings 100 400 m³/h

Settling Tank Thickener-II Thickener-I 100 m³/h (U/F) 200 m³/h (U/F) 200 m³/h (U/F)

Rejects to Mine

Note: There is no consumption of water except leakages and seepages. The makeup water goes to re-charge the surrounding areas & nearby villages thus improving the water regime and vegetation.

(vii) Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their management / disposal.

Solid waste to be generated is free silica sand tailings from the pre concentration plant and mineral separation plant. These waste materials will be used for refilling and reclaiming the mined out lands. No liquid waste will be generated from the mining operations.

Five year Block Period Total waste generation in MTPA First 5 Year Block 40.00 Second 5 Year Block 40.00 Third 5 Year Block 40.00 Total 120.00

4) SITE ANALYSIS

(i) Connectivity

Nearest Town Sompet/Tekkali Nearest City Visakhapatnam Nearest District Head quarters Srikakulam Nearest Railway Station Srikakulam Road Nearest Airport Visakhapatnam

(ii) Land Form, Land use and Land Ownership

Non-Forest Area : 1891.0 Ha.(Proposed for beach sand Mining in Non-forest Area) Forest Area : 1727.0 Ha. (Protected Forest Area excluded for E.C)

TOTAL : 3618.0Ha.

Surface plan is shown in Figure-2.

FIGURE-2 SURFACE PLAN

(iii) Topography along with maps

The mining lease area forms part of a barren sandy stretch with an elevation of 1-20 m above the mean sea level.

(iv) Existing Land Use pattern

The proposed ML area no forest land involved and 29 villages are existing in the ML area. However, Mining operations shall exclude the human habitation in the village area by providing safe zone around the villages and roads.

S. Present No Particulars Land . Use(Ha.) 1 Roads 5.0 2 Nallah/ River 6.0 3 Settlement Area/ Villages 60.0 4 Area un-utilized 1820.0 Total 1891.0

Area Excluded For Environmental Clearance 5 1727.0 (Separate application will be filed after obtaining the Stage-I clearance) TOTAL ML AREA 3618.0

(v) Existing Infrastructure

Road: The ML area is connected by road connecting Srikakulam with places like Srikurmam temple, Ramachandrapuram Village over a stretch of 17 km.

Railway: Srikakulam Road Railway Station (70 Km)

(vi) Climatic data from Secondary Sources

Secondary information on meteorological conditions has been collected from nearest IMD station at Kalingapatnam which is at a distance of 20 Km, SE from the ML area. IMD data for ambient temperature, relative humidity, wind speed and rainfall is given in the Table-2 below.

TABLE-2 CLIMATE DATA KALINGAPATNAM

Annual mean ambient temperature Max: 38.40c Min: 14.00c Highest temperature in a day 46.90C Lowest temperature in a day 31.70c Relative humidity Max: 86% Min: 68% Annual mean wind speed 11.2 kmph Rainfall Avg: 1068 mm

(vii) Social Development & Infrastructure Availability

Primary schools, village temples and primary health centres are existing in the nearby villages.

EXISTING POPULATION DATA

Sr.No Name of the Name of the House Population Male Female village mandal holds 1 Vajrapukothuru Vajrapukothuru 551 2064 966 1098 2 Chinavanka Vajrapukothuru 267 967 455 512 3 Akkupalle Vajrapukothuru 601 2252 1064 1188 4 Pedavanka Vajrapukothuru 202 667 306 361 5 Metturu Vajrapukothuru 978 3860 1865 1995 6 Bidimi Mandasa 596 2253 1097 1156 7 Laxmipuram Mandasa 51 142 53 89 8 Bethalapuram Mandasa 425 1399 647 752 9 Ratti Mandasa 302 1205 611 594 10 Dunnavuru Mandasa 123 476 237 239 11 Pithali Mandasa 272 994 507 487 12 Sirimamidi Sompeta 474 1690 813 877 13 Mulapalam Sompeta 45 176 75 101 14 Gollavooru Sompeta 361 1491 759 732 15 Baruva Sompeta 1518 5795 2768 3027 16 Gollagandi Sompeta 657 2677 1339 1338 17 Rushikudda Sompeta 889 3530 1706 1824 18 Manikyapuram Kavithi 904 3738 1751 1987 19 Balliputtuga Kavithi 657 2727 1310 1417 20 Kusumpuram Kavithi 711 2618 1165 1453 21 Varakha Kavithi 569 2266 1097 1169 22 Borivanka Kavithi 1835 7053 3463 3590 23 Bejjiputtuga Kavithi 1212 4674 2297 2377 24 Jagathi Kavithi 953 3740 1804 1936

Name of the Name of the House Sr.No village mandal holds Population Male Female 25 Kaviti Kavithi 3044 11984 5754 6230 26 Putiyadala Kavithi 39 163 74 89 27 Kapasakuddi Kavithi 1105 4393 2052 2341 28 Nelavanka Kavithi 1028 3969 1825 2144 29 Burjapadu Itchapuram 1090 4434 2161 2273 Source: Census of India 2011

5) Proposed Infrastructure

(i) Social Infrastructure

1 Periodic maintenance of Public/Village roads Village areas 2 Construction of Primary Health Centre At Company Premises 3 Construction of Eye Hospital At Company Premises 4 Construction of Educational Institutions in At Company Premises village areas 5 Supply of Tri Cycles to Physically Challenged In the village areas Persons. 6 Financial Assistance to the Poor Families In the village areas who Underwent Family Planning Operations. 7 Supply of Sports Kits in the village childrens In the village areas

(ii) Proposed Infrastructure Available

Rest shelters, Drinking water & First Aid facilities will be provided within the lease area whereas Office Canteen, transport and others will be constructed out side the mining lease area in the close proximity.

(6) Power requirement

About 6 MW of power is required for the proposed sand mining operations, Pre- Concentration Plant and Mineral Separation Plant.

(7) Green belt development

APMDC shall under take plantation activities in and around the ML area and on the backfilled reclamation land. Green belt will be developed 7.5 m wide along the periphery of the ML area.

8 Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) Plan

ML area is falling in the 29 villages. However, Mining operations shall exclude the human habitation in the village area by providing safe zone around the villages and roads. Hence, No R&R is involved.

9 Project Schedule & Cost Estimates

(i) Likely date of Start of Construction and likely date of Completion

The unit of the project is proposed to go into commercial operation (COD) in 24 months from the zero date.

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

The proposed Project cost is Rs. 600 crores

S. No Description Cost in Crores (INR) 1 Land cost expenditure 148.0 Cost of infrastructure, Equipment, vehicles, 2 450.0 Manpower, machineries, etc. 3 Environmental protection 1.00 4 Socio-economic development 1.00 TOTAL Rs. 600

10. Analysis of Proposal (Final Recommendations)

Financial and Social Benefits

The project will improve the socio-economic status of the society in the region by generating direct and indirect employment opportunities. The project will contribute additional revenue to the State & Central exchequers in the form of taxes, cess, etc.

The anticipated positive impacts of the project are explained below:

Human settlement is expected to increase after this project gets operational. In the long term, the project will have impact on the population growth due to migration of people from outside area. Indirect employment opportunities will also add to this.

The literacy level of the project area is likely to increase as there will be influx of many educated people taking up jobs in the project, which is likely to result in establishment of better educational facilities.

The impact of the project on the civic amenities will be minimal. Health care facilities will be developed for the employees of the proposed project. These medical facilities will be extended to surrounding villages.

The project related construction activities will benefit the local populace in a number of ways such as supply of construction labourers – skilled, semi-skilled and un-skilled, tertiary sector employment and provision of goods and services for daily needs including transport. The proposed project will provide employment to the skilled as well as un-skilled persons. The local population will be given preference depending upon their suitability to the job requirement. Besides direct employment, indirect employment opportunities will also open up. The project will have positive impact in the region. Quality of life of the people will improve, which in-turn will improve the socio-economic conditions of the area.

ANNEXURE I

Details of change in land use of the Mining Lease Area Area in ha

S. Present During Conceptual No Particulars Land scheme period . Use period 1 Area of excavation/refill/ 0.00 450.0 1669.00 Excavated Area backfilled & 0.00 (450.0) (1669.0) afforestation 2 Storage for topsoil 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 Overburden dump 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 Mineral storage 0.00 0.00 0.00 Infrastructure (workshop, 0.00 5 5.00 5.00 administrative building etc.) 6 Roads 5.00 5.00 5.00 7 Railways 0.00 0.00 0.00 8 Green belt 00.0 20.00 52.00 9 Tailing pond 0.00 0.00 0.00 10 Effluent treatment plant 0.00 0.00 0.00 11 Nallah/ River 6.00 6.00 6.00 12 Settlement Area/ Villages 60.00 60.00 60.00 13 Others check dam & retention walls 0.00 5.00 10.00 Area under Aqua Culture 0.00 0.00 0.00 14 Area un-utilized 1820.0 1340.00 84.00 Total 1891.0 1891.0 1891.0

Area Excluded For Environmental Clearance 15 1727.0 1727.0 1727.0 (Separate application will be filed after obtaining the Stage-I clearance)

ANNEXURE-II VILLAGE WISE SURVEY NUMBERS

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 1 Kavithi Manikyapuram 166 Govt Land 181 Patta Land 182 Patta / Govt Land 183 Patta Land 186 Patta Land 187 Patta Land 190 Patta Land Balliputuga 179 Patta Land 191 Patta / Govt Land 192 Patta /Govt Land 193 Patta / Govt Land 197 Patta Land 199 Govt Land

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 200 Govt Land 201 Govt Land 202 Govt Land Kusumapuram 163 Patta / Govt Land 164 Govt Land 165 Govt Land 166 Govt Land 459 Patta Land 6962 Patta Land 7762 Patta Land 11321 Patta Land 14243 Patta Land Varaka 137 Patta Land 138 Govt Land Boravanka 241 242 260 Govt Land 261 Govt Land 491 Patta Land Bejjiputuga 182 Patta Land 183 Patta Land 184 Govt Land 497 Patta Land 536 Patta Land Jagathi 203 Patta / Govt Land 252 Patta / Govt Land

253 D. Patta/ Patta / Govt Land

255 Patta / Govt Land 256 Patta Land 257 Patta / Govt Land 258 Patta Land 259 Govt Land 260 Govt Land 1232/5 Patta Land Kavithi 520 Patta Land 521 Patta Land 522 Patta / Govt Land 523 Govt Land 525 Patta / Govt Land 526 Patta / Govt Land 530 Patta Land 531 Patta Land 532 Patta Land

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 533 D. Patta 534 Patta /D. Patta 535 Govt Land 536 Govt Land 537 Patta Land 538 Patta Land 539 Patta Land 2689 Govt Land 4281 Govt Land Puthiyadala 72 Patta Land 73 Patta Land 77 Patta Land 78 Patta Land 81 Patta Land 82 Patta Land 83 Patta Land 84 Patta Land 85 Patta Land 86 Patta Land 87 Patta Land 88 Patta Land 97 Patta Land 98 Patta Land 100 Patta /GovtLand 101 Patta /GovtLand 102 Patta /GovtLand 104 Patta Land 105 Patta Land 106 Patta Land 107 Patta Land 108 Patta /GovtLand 109 Patta Land 110 Patta /GovtLand 111 Patta /GovtLand 112 Patta /GovtLand 121 Patta Land 122 Patta / Govt Land 123 Patta Land 124 Patta Land 128 Patta Land 130 Patta Land 131 D.Patta Land 132 Patta / D. Patta Land

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 133 Patta / D. Patta Land 134 Patta / D. Patta Land 135 D. Patta 136 D. Patta

Kapasakudi 169 D. Patta/ Patta / Govt Land

177 Patta / Govt Land 179 Patta / Govt Land 183 Patta / Govt Land 188 Patta Land 189 Patta / Govt Land 190 Govt Land 191 Patta / Govt Land 193 Patta / Govt Land 194 Govt Land 195 Patta / Govt Land 196 Patta / Govt Land 197 Patta / Govt Land

199 D. Patta/ Patta / Govt Land

200 Govt Land 201 Patta / Govt Land 202 Patta Land 251 Patta / D. Patta Land 253 Govt Land Nelavanka 143 Patta Land 147 Patta Land 148 Patta Land 149 Patta / Govt Land 150 Patta Land 153 Patta Land 154 Patta Land 156 Patta Land 157 Patta Land 160 Patta Land 161 Patta Land 168 Patta Land 175 Patta Land 178 Patta Land 179 Patta Land 180 Patta Land 181 Patta Land 182 Patta Land 183 Patta Land

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 184 Patta Land 185 Patta Land 186 Patta Land 187 Patta Land 188 Patta Land 189 Patta Land 267 Patta Land 312 Patta Land 315 Patta Land 316 Patta Land 317 Patta Land 322 Patta Land 328 Patta Land 329 Patta Land 331 Patta Land 348 Patta Land 349 Patta Land 350 Patta Land 352 Patta Land 353 Patta Land 354 Patta Land 356 Patta Land 357 Patta Land V. Kotturu V. Kotturu 454 Patta Land 460 Patta Land 461 Patta Land 462 Govt Land 463 Patta Land 474 Patta Land 475 Patta Land 476 Patta Land

481 D. Patta/ Patta / Govt Land

Akupalli 64 Govt Land Metturu 60 D. Patta /Govt Land Itchapuram Burjapadu 265 Patta Land 268 Patta Land 269 Patta Land 270 Patta /Govt Land 273 Patta Land 274 Patta /Govt Land 309 Patta Land 319 Patta /Govt Land 320 Patta Land

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description 328 Patta Land 329 Govt Land 330 Patta /Govt Land 331 Govt Land 332 Patta Land 337 Patta Land 338 Patta /Govt Land 339 Patta Land 340 Patta /Govt Land 356 Govt Land 358 Govt Land 359 Govt Land 388 Govt Land 389 Govt Land 390 Govt Land

Sompet Sirimamidi 123 Patta / D Patta/Govt Mullapolam 54 Patta / Govt 55 Patta 56 Govt / Patta Gollavuru 47 Patta 59 Patta / Govt 61 Patta Baruva 259 Govt 260 Patta 261 Patta 315 Govt / Patta 318 Govt / Patta 319 Govt / Patta 320 Govt 321 Patta 322 Patta 323 Patta 324 Patta Gollagandi 76 Govt / Patta 126 Govt 128 Govt / Patta 129 Govt 130 Patta Rushikudda 219 Patta Mandasa Bidimi 111 Govt / Patta 238 Patta 239 Patta 240 Govt / Patta

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description

241 Govt 242 Govt Lakshmipuram 11 Patta 12 Govt / Patta 15 Govt / Patta / D Patta Betalapuram 63 Govt / Patta 80 Patta 81 Patta 82 Patta 83 Govt 84 Patta 85 Patta 86 Patta 87 Patta /D Patta / Govt 88 Patta Ratti 27 Govt 28 Patta 30 Patta 31 Patta 32 Patta 33 D Patta 34 Govt 35 Patta 36 Govt 71 Patta 77 Patta / Govt 78 Patta / Govt 79 Patta / Govt 80 Patta 81 Patta 82 Patta 84 Govt 85 Govt Dunnavuru 18 Govt / Patta 22 Patta 23 Patta Pithali 41 Patta 42 Patta 43 Govt / Patta 44 Govt / Patta 45 Govt / Patta 47 Patta 48 Patta

Sl.No Mandal Vilalge Sy No Description

49 Govt / Patta 50 Patta / Govt 51 Patta 70 Patta / Govt 71 Govt 72 Govt / Patta 97 Govt / Patta 98 Patta