QUARRY PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN
FOR ROAD METAL & BUILDING STONE
Over an extent of Acres 27.00 (10.926 Hectares) in Sy. No. 22; Kudavandapur (V), Raikoda (M), Sangareddy District, T.S.
CATEGORY 'A' OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED MINE
(Submitted Under Rule 7-B of Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules '1966)
District & Extent Ownership of Village Mandal Sy. No. State (Hectares) Occupancy
Sangareddy, 10.926 Hectares Kudavandapur Raikode 22 Government Land Telangana (27.00 Acres)
Applicant
Sri K. CHANDRA SEKHARA REDDY lP\v|TJ o! S/o K. Anki Reddy, H.No. 12-1-51, Vijaya Garden Colony, Nagole, Hyderabad - 500 068. T.S Tel: +91 96036 93279
Prepared By
T. LINGA MURTHY Geologist & RQP Regn. RQP/ DMG / HYD / 27 / 2016 H. No. 10-1-92/3/161 A, Janaki Enclave, Karmanghat, Hyderabad - 500 035. T.S. i : +91 9885932426
November, 2017
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O* v c- ^ SELF CERTIFICATION BY THE APPLICANT C 1
C 3 I K. Chan a Sekhara Reddy S/o K. Anki Reddy being an applicant of Road Metal &
Building Stone Quarry over an area of Acres 27.00 or 10.926 Hects., located in Sy. No 22 of
Kudavandapur Village, Raikode Mandal, Sangareddy District of Telangana State.
I do solemnly certify that the information furnished in the quarry plan is correct and
based on the facts to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been t- concealed/suppressed/circumvented/misrepresented during preparation of document * directly or idirectly affect the implementation of the document for execution of
the work in the field.
I also do hereby certify that all the rules and regulations viz., the Telangana State
Minor M leral Concession Rules, 1966 along with Mines Act, 1952, mines rules made there
.v.er. Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1999, Marble Conservation and
Development Rules, 2002, Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 and
Meta ferous Mines Regulations, 1961 have been taken into considerate
contravention to above referred rules have been furnished in the quar/ & v* rf cr aware that I am solely responsible for implementation of propi nfihffed o document for which the self certification is being signed by me in the o P> responsible and liable to face the consequences, legal or otherwise H\m statutes or any penalty or fine as may be imposed or ordered by the comp^tatairtWjrity C for any kind of breach or failure in implementation of the proposals contained therein. c
Place: Hyderabad. (K. CHANDRA SEKHARA REDDY) Date: 13-11-2017 APPLICANT
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l ho provision of the Telnngana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 along w th Mines Act, 1952 rules made there under. Granite Conservation and Development
Rules, IhQ- Marble Conservation and Development Rules, 2002, Mineral Conservation and
Development Rules, 1988 and Matalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 have been observed in the preparation of the Quarry Plan for Road Metal & Building Quarry in Sy. No. 22 over an
Ac. 2 ) or 10.926 hects of Sri K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy S/o K. Anki Reddy of
Kudavandapur Village, Raikode Mandal, Sangareddy District of Telangana State and whenever specific permissions are required, the applicant will approach the concerned
Government authorities as appropriate.
e information furnished in the Quarry Plan is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I abide by any order passed by Mines & Geology Department, if any contravention of Act & Rules is found in the matter.
Place: Hyderabad. (T. LINGA MURTHY) Date: 13-11-2017 Geologist & RQP
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CHAPTER TITLE No. 1.0 GENERAL
2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
3.0 TECHNICAL DETAILS
Introduction
ii) Infrastructure & Communication
iii) Geology & Exploration
iv) Estimation of Geological Reserves
v) Mining
vi) Market Analysis
vii) Waste Management Plan
viii) Environmental Management Plan
ix) Environmental Impact Assessment
*)_ Environment Management
xi) Conceptual Plan
xii) Financial Assurance Plan
xiii) Progressive Quarry Closure Plan
FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS
Scanned by CamScanner LIST OF PLATES c- * SCALE { PLATE TITLE | 1 LOCATION CUM KEY PLAN (SOI Toposheet No. E43R13) 1:50,000 1A LOCATION CUM KEY PLAN (SOI Toposheet No. 56 G/13) 1:50,000
2 LEASE AREA PLAN 8" = 1 mile c ^ 3 SURFACE CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN 1:2,000 3A GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS 1:2,000
51 w a 4i) DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS (l YEAR) 1:2,000 4ii) DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS (2st YEAR) 1:2,000
4jii) DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS (3SI YEAR) 1:2,000
4ii) DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS (4^ YEAR) 1:2,000
4v) DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS (5th YEAR) 1:2,000
5 ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 1:5,000
6 CONCEPTUAL PLAN WITH CROSS SECTIONS 1:2,000
7 PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN 1:2,000 8 GOOGLE SKETCH SHOWING THE LEASE AREA
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Notice NO.1704/QL/SRD/2017, dated: 23-08-2017 from the Deputy ! i Mines & Geology: Nizamabad Region, Telangana State. Mandal Map issued by Assistant Director, Survey & Land Records, Sangareddy n Distrirt, Telangana State.
in ETS Survey Report
IV Copy of RQP Certificate
Scanned by CamScanner quarry plan including progressive quarry closure plan for ROAD METAL & BUILDING STONE OVER AN EXTENT OF Acres 27.00 (10.926 Hects.) Sy. No. 22 of Kudavanandapur (V), Raikode (M), Sangareddy District, Telangana State
Category 'A' other than Fully Mechanized Mine
Submitted under Rule 7-B of Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 and i under Rule 7 B (viii) of TSMMC'1966 read with 23 (B) of MCDR 1988
1.0 GENERAL:
i) Name of Applicant: K. CHANDRA SEKHARA REDDY ii) Address: H.No. 12-1-51, Vijaya Garden Colony, Nagole, HYDERABAD-500068. T.S. District HYDERABAD This Quarry plan/Feasibilltv Report Is State TELANGANA scrutinized subject to the c( nditions/ Pin Code 500 068 stipulations indicated in thle Quarry Phone plan/Feasibility Report scutinized Fax Letter d I ^ Mobile No. +91 96036 93279 Email ID [email protected] iii) Status of applicant/Lessee: Individual Private/lndividual/Co-operative 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 grant) Mineral (s) which is/are included Road Metal & Building Ston v) in the letter of intent/lease deed Mineral(s) which is the applicant / Road Metal & Building vi) lessee intends to mine S*-
Director of Mines u Geology Designation Geologist & rqp Govt. of Telangana, Ncamabtd. Date of appointment 24 - 08 - 2017 Surveyed on 26-08-2017 with ETS and field Dates of Inspection work carried out on 26-08-2017. 1
Scanned by CamScanner % 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY: * a) Lease/ Applied Area Details; i) Name of Mine/Quarry Road Metal & Building Stone Quarry
fi) Lat/Long of any boundary N 17* 47' 36.5° E 77* 51' SO.OO" (0,P. 1) point Hi) Date of grant of lease Grant for AMP Notice issued vide Notice No. 1704/QL/SRD/2017, dated 23-08-2017 Iv) Period/Expiry Date 20 Years from date of execution
v) Name of Lessee/Applicant Sri. K. CHANDRA SEKHARA REDDY vi) Postal Address H.No. 12-1-51, Vijaya Garden Colony, Nagole, HYDERABAD-500068. T.S.
Telephone No. +91 96036 93279 Fax No. N/A Email ID [email protected] Mobile No. +9196036 93279 b) Details of applied/lease area Applied Area: Acres 27.00.
with Precise area demarcation Sy. No. 22 Kudavanandapur (V), Raikode (M), lease sketch duly certified by Sangareddy District, Telangana State.
the State Government along S.No. B.P. N Latitude E Longitude
with complete demarcation 1 1 17* 47'36.5" 77* 51' 50.00" 2 2 17* 47' 40.38" 77* 51'47.80" report giving co-ordinates of 3 la 17*47' 44,15" 77* 51'30.29" all boundary pillars. 4 lb 17* 47'35.00" 77* 51'33.03" 5 1c 17* 47'35.10" 77* 51'49.30" 5 Id 17* 47'36.50" 77* 51'49.30" 7 ^GCPl 17* 47'35.96" 77* 51'27.73" 8 GCPTi 17* 47'34.57" 77* 51'29.25" * Map Datum WGS-84, Precision + 5m The lease sketch is enclosed as Map Platc-2^
Forest Non-forest Area(Ha) (1) Waste land Forest (Specify) (ii) Grazing land Owsion, Range, NIL (iii) Agriculture land ' ll Beat and (iv) Others Govt. Udd Compartment. (specify) Ac'*7%r4 10.926 » 1) Total lease area/applied area Surveyed and demarcated area is Acres 27 00 or 10 926 Heels 11) District & State Sangareddy District, Telang ma
Scanned by CamScanner iii) Taluka Raikode Mandal iv) Village Kudavanadapur v) Whether the area falls under Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ)? No If yes, details thereof. vi) Existence of public 1. Public road is existing to the south of road/railway line, if any the proposed QL area. nearby and approximate distance 2. Railway line is Secunderabad - Manmad - Lathur road link of SCR is at a distance of 30 Kms southwest of the proposed quarry lease area. The nearest railway station is at Zaheerabad which is 30 Kms Southwest of the proposed quarry lease area. vii) Topo-sheet No. with latitude & The proposed quarry lease area is falling in SOI longitude of all corner boundary point/pillar Toposheet No. 56 G/13 with the following geo- coordinates of boundary pillars.
wm S.No. B.P. N Latitude E Longitude
1 1 l?" 47'36.5" 77° 51'50.00" *• 2 2 17° 47' 40.38" 77° 51'47,80" # 3 la 17° 47'44.15" 77° 51' 30.29" 4 lb 17° 47' 35.00" 77° 51' 33.03" 5 1c 17° 47'35.10" 77° 51' 49.30" <« 6 Id 17° 47'36.50" 77° 51'49.30" * 7 GCP1 17° 47' 35.96" 77° 52' 27.73" 8 GCP2 17° 47' 34.57" 77° 52'29.25" * Map Datum WGS-84, Precision + 5m The lease sketch is enclosed as Map Plate-2.
viii) Attach a general location map showing area and access Key- cum Location Map is enclosed as Map routes. It is preferred that the Plate-1. area be marked on a Survey of <. 'T \\ India topographical map or a 1 t/ , - ' /t / ': ■,' s' ■ - N \v forest map as the case may be. r ' - \ However, if none of these are \ \ I , . • ' Jl SI / f«n/i available, the area may be b\,vv ■ shown on an administrative map.
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Sri K. Chnndrn S'-khnrn Hcddy filed an nppllcnllon for (ir.nnt of Qunrry Lease for Road Metal ft Building Stone over an extent of Acres ?.7,40 In Sy, No,
22 of Kudavnndapur village, Halkode Mandal, Sangareddy District on 22-02-2017.
The Assistant Director of Mines ft Geology,
Sangareddy submitted proposals to the Deputy
Director of Mines ft Geology, Nizamabad Region,
Nizamabad recommending for grant of quarry lease for
Road Metal ft Building Stone over an extent of Acres
27.00, In Sy. No. 22 of Kudavandapur village, Ralkode
Mandal, Sangareddy District in favour of Sri. K. Chandra
Shekar Reddy for a period of 20 years.
After careful examination of the proposals of
the Assistant Director of Mines ft Geology, Sangareddy,
the Deputy Director of Mines ft Geology, Nizamabad
Region, Nizamabad in principle decided to grant a
quarry lease for Road Metal ft Building Stone over an
extent of Acres 27.00, in Sy, No. 22 of Kudavandapur
village, Ralkode Mandal, Sangareddy District in favour
of Sri. K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy for a period of 20
years and issued notice No.l704/QL/SRD/2017, dated:
23-08-2017 (Annexure-I) directing the Applicdnt lib' 'f submit Approved Quarry plan as per Rulb 12(3) of T.S-
Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 alpng with CfE 1 ^t r O ) ^ • V.'A ' . ' • i C>/ from TSPCB and Environmental Clearance from MoEF. V-.r /•V /
Sri K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy approached^1
Llnga Murthy, Geologist & RQP to prepare the Quarry Plan for Road Metnl & Building Stone over an extent of Acres 27.00 In Sy. No. 22 of Kudavandapur vHlaRC,
Scanned by CamScanner Rnlkodo M.mcl.il, Snnp.nrecldy District, Tclangana State whlcli Is a pro rocpilsltc to obtain EC & CFC. As such this drnft Quarry Plan Is prepared and submitted for scrutiny and approval. To operate the quarry Environmental Clearances from the concerned authority Is required
£ and EC will bo granted only based on approved quarry plan. The draft quarry plan Is prepared as per Form - W under rule 7(D) of TSMMC Rules 1966 as laid down in
G.O.Ms. No, 37, Industries & Commerce (Mines-I) % Department, Government of Telangana, dated 26-07- % 2016.
Infrnstructurc nnd ") The proposed QL area can be approached by travelling communication 9 120 Kms North West of Hyderabad, the State Capital
9 on Hyderabad - Punc Road via Sangareddy V road. The
9 proposed QL area can be reached by travelling 66.0
» kms to reach Sangareddy Y road and further travel 35 Kms on pune road from Sangareddy Y road to reach » Kamkol Village. From Kamkol village take a diversion to > north and travel 20 km, take a detour to west and » further travel 2.0 km to reach proposed QL area. f
I State RTC buses ply from Hyderabad,
Sadasivpet and Budhera. Zaheerabad Railway station is
30 Kms South west of the QL area on^ Secunderabad-Manmad via Lathur road rail link'pf S^Rj
\\ \T- PHC is available at Ralkode while the Major ) Health centre Is at Sangareddy and Zaheerabad. ^
Primary education Is available at Ralkddivfjlgh.
School at Ralkode and Sangareddy Is well patcil^&
Higher education. Telephone and Telegraph faclllly Is available at
Ralkode nnd Sangareddy.
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Scanned by CamScanner "'I Geology «Mni IxplorntIon PhyiloKmphy The proposed Quarry lease Is over a Pediment. Grey and Pink Granite are occurring right from the
surface with negligible soil cover with scattered
boulders. Scanty bushes and wild grass Is observed
over the proposed QL area.
TopoRrnphy The maximum topographic relief of 540 m MSL
Is on the cast and 525 m MSL on the western portion.
There Is a relief of 15 m over a strike length of 500 m
and the slope Is towards north and west of the
proposed QL area.
Regional Geology Geology: Regional Geology of the proposed QL area
environs exposes Peninsular gneiss comprising pink & grey granite and granite gneiss. Pink Granite is younger than Grey Granite. Xenoliths of pink granite were observed at few outcrops within coarse grained grey granite of Archaean Age. Grey granite is also occurs as inlicrs In the region. The pink and grey granite bodies have not been shown separately since the contacts are gradational at most of the places. Intra trappean sediments occur at the contact of trap and peninsular gneissic complex over the southern part of the district. The stratigraphic succession with which the granites
are associated is presented below:
Rock Type Formation Age Basalt with intra trppean Deccan with no 1, no2 etc., and .. 'TO M/. >■>: Traps /Ccetaceouxtc flow units (a)(b) etc., N Eocene where mapped
Intra Trappean Cretaceous; '/ ; V/
> Pink and Gray Granites x 'J> >■ PGC Archa6^j\ and Granite Gneiss Source database SOI 1986.
Geology of the area ocaLGeoJogy: The subject area comprises two litho
units of Grey & Pink Granite of Archaean Ago. Granite is
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Scanned by CamScanner uxponMl Ms slieel rock fl/dit Ifoin Iho .nrlnce with
scnllored houklers,
Thr potslliU.' dcplli of Crnnlle Is nsr.es'.ed to be
more than GO.O m nr. reporled In the wells Inventoried
near the proposed QL area I he mineral Is Intended to I** he supplied to the proposed Crusher to be established
In near future and also to the other crushing Industries
for Infrastructure needs.
Details of ') Topographic Survey: '(he proposed QL area has prospcctlnK/mlnlnB been surveyed with CIS; AfiM Is fixed at DP - lb and already carrlcd-out surface plan prepared on 1:7000 scale with 1.0 rn contour Interval (Platc-3). II) Geolotdc Mupplnf;: The proposed QL area was
urvcyed by field traverses and geology marked on urfacc plan.
'") Pittlryj: No Trial pitting was carried out over the I applied QL area to probe for the depth persistence and
I ichavior of mineralization, I v) Sampling and Chemical_Analys]s: N/A.
lv) Estimation of Geological reserves Road Metal and Building Stone Is
occurring as sheet rock with scattered boulders to a
depth of + 60.0 m over the proposed QL area. The Geometry of the deposit sheet rock Is Jointed and fractured as such useful for road metal and building stone. Dimension of the
deposit is about length 500 m and 220 m width.
Method of estimation As Road Metal and Building Stone (Granite) of reserves Is uniform over proposed QL area cross scfltinpi)!
method is adopted for estimation of Rcsc/Ves, FJve /vvV/y/'. cross sections A-A', B-B', C-C, D D' & E-E' were drawn *' »i i ^ i
with sectional influence of 50 m, 60 m, 41 ni&T^nri ' . / '/) j:^//| -v/i
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Sec Area Section Category Influence Volume Recovery Waste 5% (Sqm) (m) (Cum) 95% (Cum) V\*u( i) j Boulders A-A" 142 50 7,100 6,745 355 (HI) 27,625 60 16,57,500 15,74,625 82,875 Boulders B-B" 112 41 4,592 4,362 230 (111) 28,973 41 11,87,893 11,28,498 59,395 C-C (111) 28,017 41 11,48,697 10,91,262 57,435 D-D' (111) 23,252 41 9,53,332 9,05,665 47,667 E-E' (111) 12,011 56 6,72,616 6,38,985 33,631 Total 1,20,132 56,31,730 53,50,142 2,81,588
■ ABLE SHOWING RESERVES BLOCKED IN 7.5m BUFFER ZONE
Sec Area Section Category Influence Volume Recovery Waste (Sqm) (m) (Cum) 95% (Cum) 5% (Cum) A-A' r (221) 780 60 46,800 44,460 2,340 B-B' (221) 784 41 32,144 30,537 1,607 C-C (221) 800 41 32,800 31,160 1,640 D-D" (221) 802 41 32,882 31,238 1,644 E-E" (221) 723 56 40,488 38,464 2,024 Total 3,889 1,85,114 1,75,858 9,256
TABLE SHOWING RESERVES BLOCKED UNDER BENCH SLOPES
Sec Area Influence Volume Section Category Recovery Waste (Sqm) (m) (Cum) 95% (Cum) 5% (CumH- A-A' (221) 2,394 60 1,43,640 1,36,458 B-B" (221) 2,441 41 1,00,081 95,077, , 0/^,004-
C-C (221) 2,530 41 1,03,730 98,544' -f!^87 i v D-D' (221) 2,541 41 1,04,181 98,97i\ * %- 2D9-
E-E' (221) 2,006 56 1,12,336 1,06,719 x'-vJifin Total 11,912 5,63,968 5,35,770
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Scanned by CamScanner Categorization of reserves: 56,31/730 Cum a) Total geological reserves b) Reserves in UNFC (Recovery @ 95%) Code G1 Category (111): 53,50,142 Cum c) Reserves blocked G1 Category (221): 1,75,858 Cum under buffer zone d) Reserves blocked G1 Category (221): 5,35,770 Cum under slopes Total mineable reserves: 53,50,142 - (1,75,858 + 5,35,770) a) Extraction of market 46,38,514 Cum grade reserves b) Recovery (Proved) 100% c) Recovery (probable) 100% d) Life of mine About 99,252 m3 of Road Metal & Building Stone per anum production is planned during the first five year plan period. Life of the Mine= 46,38,514/ 99,252 = 46.73 Years or say 47.00 Years Economic marketable reserves 46,38,514 Cum v) Mining: Method of mining The method of quarrying is by opencast 'A' category
other than fully mechanized mining. Quarrying will be
carried out by formation of benches of 4.0 m, 3.0 m, 2.0
m & 1.0 m height and width not less than 8.0 m in
running benches the height following the contour
intervals. Road Metal and Building Stone will be
disintegrated with drilling and blasting by compressor
with jack hammer.
Beneficiation No beneficiation is required. Road Metal & B^ldi^S^^; (If required) will be sized with the help of rock break
to tippers for transport to crusher and TV- Drilling & Blasting Drilling Parameters; • < •• * / _v \ ^ i. Drill holes diameter: 32 mm and 1.5' %
ii. Burden and Spacing: 0.6m X 0.8 m.
iii. Rock broken / Hole: 0.6m X 0.8m X 1.5m « 0.72 m'.
iv. Yearly proposed for rock excavation; 1,04,476 m1.
Scanned by CamScanner v. Therefore, No. of holes proposed for year: 1,04,476/0.72 = 1,45,105 vi. Therefore No. of holes proposed for day: 1, 45,106/300 = 484 holes per day. Twenty holes shall be blasted in a round by different compitant person.
vii. Stemming and charging of the blast hole: The blast hole will be charged with 125 grams of slurry
explosives with ditonating fee and filled with clan pills subsequently; the shot hole will be stemmed using brass stemming rods.
Explosive Requirement: 484 Holes X 125 Gms. = 60,500 Gms or 60.5 Kgs per day. viii. Explosive type; 1) Slurry explosive sticks 2)
detonating fuse 3) Cord relays and 4) Electric or ordinary detonators, ix. The blasting time should be once in a day between
lunch hours i.e., 12,00 -1.00 pm.
The drilling will be carried out by Atlas Copco
Compressor with jack hammer combination. The diameter of the hole will be 32 mm and the depth will be 1.5 m. The blasting material will be slurry explosive sticks
with detonator fee, D-cord relays will be used as per
drilling pattern.
Blast holes will be covered with sand bags or rubber matts to minimize the sound, fly
rising. After blasting plus 300 mm boul^c^J^^^
by Inter then minus 300 mm boJlde^^j^|S
excavators into the Tippers and hau ^■.trjjshing plant for further processing.
The explosive will be stored sV
magazine area depicted on Plates - 4(i), 4(ii),^ 4^, and 4(v) and the applicant will obtain statutory permission from Government or carry out the drilling and
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Scanned by CamScanner blasting with outsourcing to licensed drilling & blasting expert. Production proposed About A, 96,259 cum of marketnhlo Road Molnl ft. for five years Building Stone Is proposed to be raised during the first five year plan period. The development and production for the first five Year Wise years has been planned taking Into consideration the Development nature of the deposit within the proposed QL area, During the plan period the Applicant propose to extract 5, 22,378 cum of ROM. To produce this an area of 79,644 m2 will be broken to a depth of 16 m excavating 5,22,378 m3 of rock mass from which 4,96,259 cum (95% recovery) of marketable Road Metal & Building Stone will be achieved. About 26,119 m3 (5%) waste which Includes voids and joints. The quarry operations will bo Initiated from the northeastern portion of the proposed Quarry lease area from RL 538 m to 522 m and will reach FRL 522 m during the next five years. The year wise production and development
details are shown on Plates 4(1), 4(ii), 4(iil), 4(lv) and 4(v).
Fjrst Year: Quarrying will be initiated due North eastern portion from RL 538 m to 534 m with a bench height of 4
m covering an area of 12,138 mz excavating 13,248 m3 of
rock mass. About 13,248 m3 of ROM will be raised out of
which 12,586 m3 (95% recovery) of marketable Road
Metal & Building Stone will be achieved
waste including voids and joints is an C be dumped over the dump on the o map Plate-4(i). During this year an proposed for afforestation along the3 n <7 fm #> over the Northern Portion of QL Area.
Second Year: Quarrying will continue below the first
year's workings and extending west from RL 534m to
531m with a bench height of 3.0 m covering an area of 11
Scanned by CamScanner T c;n ^oi of rock m35S. About 21,673 nr excavating bu^ui m
50,301 nv of ROM will be raised out of which 47,786 m3 (95% recovery) of mnrketable Road Metal & Building
Stone will be achieved. About 2,515 nr waste including
voids and joints Is anticipated which will be dumped over
the dump on the SW as shown on the map Plate-4(ii).
During this year an area of 1,310 m2 is proposed for afforestation along the 7.5 m buffer zone over the
Northwestern Portion of QL Area.
Third Year: Quarrying will continue below second yearns
workings and extending further west from RL 531m to
528m with a bench height of 3 m covering an area of
61,577 m2 excavating 1,02,933 m3 of rock mass. About 1,
02,933 m3 of ROM will be raised out of which 97,786 m3
(95% recovery) of Road Metal & Building Stone will be
achieved. About 5,147 m3 waste including voids and
joints is anticipated which will be dumped over the dump
on the SW as shown on the map plate-4(iii). During this
year an area of 1,047 m2 is proposed for afforestation
along the 7.5 m buffer zone over the Northwestern
portion of QL Area.
Fourth Year: The quarrying will continue below the third
year's workings and extending further west from RL 528m
to 525m with a bench height of 3 m covering an area of
79,644 m2 excavating 1,72,080 m3 of rock mass. About 1,
3 72,080 m of ROM will be raised out of whi.cb: m3 (95% recovery) of Road Metal & Buil^fpg^p & achieved. About 8,604 m3 waste incitjain'g^ // ^ ; I' ^f cz olnts is anticipated which will be dumped;iyer - ' \ V * • m'C '/ on the SW as shown on the map pla^JTiVJ^Oucing tbi year an area of 1,112 itT is proposed fQf, along the 7.5 m buffer zone Western portion
"Ifth Year: The quarrying will continue below fourth year's workings from RL 525m to 522m with a bench
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, "" VIM' h M,#,A (nv, rft/y/f-ry) 0f »rinrUNf,(« Mftsl ft (J(/)(
''W 0r' 'f'" During thii year an """« »»f l/Md if/ )<; propose) fur af fur Citation along the I 'i in (inffef /unn 'joutfw/f'jffn portion of OL Area,
Elfins showing the I'rotlurtlon ft D/yelopmem for first five Years Plan Period
MRVT Yf Aff Murifji Recovery Wllon "IS (m) Set Area Irrflu- Volume Voids/ 95% (in) (rr/) enc^(m) (com) V/aste5% (Cum) (Cum) X-X' /I Vlft V51 40 2,880 2,736 144 5/ VJI 37 7,304 72 2,189 115 y "»If. 14 17 864 821 43 i Vil-SM 7 504 479 25 Y Y' S'JIl-S'M 40 2,880 2,726 144 3 '' {/ S M 32 2,304 72 2,189 115 y '.30 '/}4 17 864 821 43 .3'.034 9 648 615 , 33 TOTAL 13,248 12,586 662
SECON DYEAR Ptanch Sec Area Recovery Voids/ Section KLJ (m) Influ- Volume 95% W954«5% (m) (m') ence (m) (cum) (Cum) I Cur/A/;5 X X1 C-onlder:, 121 45 5,445 5,173 2 72.< -—. . 'J \ >\ S34 031 230 16,560 15,732 82Sl 7 033-'.31 27 72 t 1,584 \ 1,505 M
1 037-031 41 2,952 2 '«0<.'/i Y Y' 3 034 031 280 20,160 19,152" 7 0 33-031 44 72 3,168 3,010 158 1 037 o n 0 432 410 22 TOTAL 50,301 47,786 2,515
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THIRD YEAR c Bench Recovery Section Height Sec Area Influ- Volume Voids/ RLS(m) J 95% (ml (m ) ence(m) (cum) Wastc5% (Cum) Vvurnj X-X' Boulders 33 45 1,485 1,411 1A./** 3 531-528 647 46,584 44,255 2 2 530-528 250 72 18,000 17,100 900 1 529-528 24 1,728 1,641 87 Y-Y' 3 531-528 441 31,752 30,164 1,588 I * 2 530-528 27 72 1,944 1,847 97 c 1 r» 529-528 20 1,440 1,368 72 w i® TOTAL 1,02,933 97,786 5,147
FOURTH YEAR c I Bench Recovery Voids/ Section Sec Area Influ- Volume 3 Height RLS(m) 2 95% Waste5% 1 (m ) ence(m) (Cum) c (m) (Cum) (Cum) r* c X-X' 3 528-525 1,273 91,656 87,073 4,583 72 c 1 , 2 527-525 64 4,608 4,378 230 1 526-525 5 360 342 18 cC Y-Y' 3 528-525 616 44,352 42,134 2,218 2 527-525 391 72 28,152 26,745 1,407
-C 1 526-525 41 2,952 2,804 148 - (• TOTAL 1,72,080 1,63,476 8,604
FIRTH YEAR 1 Bench Recovery Voids/ Sec Area Influ- Volume Height RLS (m) 2 95% Waste5% Section (m ) ence(m) (cum) (m) (Cum) s iv' i'l&1 X-X' 3 525-522 1,422 72 1,02,384 97,265 (? $ 77,360 / 4;0?2.; Y-Y' 3 525-522 1,131 72 81,432 c 1 m TOTAL 1,83,816 1,74,625 9,191 r ■! Ill 4,96,259 \ 26,119; GRAND TOTAL 5,22,378 ——r f \ ... W-T-i'L.'' c ! i*
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Scanned by CamScanner Men & Machinery Employment Potential: The human resources to be deployed are as follows;
S.No. Category No's 1. Second Class Mines Manager 1 2. Foreman 1 3. Mate cum blaster 1 5. Mine Supervisors 3 6. Skilled & Unskilled Labour 6 7. Drivers 4 8. Watch Men 2 Total 18
Machinery: Name of the Machinery S. No's NO. (Hired) 1. Excavator with Rock breaker 1 XA175- Atlas Copco 2. 1 Compressor 3. jack hammer 3 4. Tippers 4 5. Water Tanker with Sprinkler 1 Details of stockyard, The details of stock yard, site services are Non-saleable stock, waste dump, Site depicted on Plate - 4. Magazine is proposed over South services, Explosive western Portion of QL Area. magazine, etc. vi) Market analysis The Applicant had surveyed the market in nearby areas, Zaheerabad town and Hyderabad city for ongoing and upcoming infra projects and the Road Metal & Building stone is conforming to their specifications. vii) Waste Management P an: Measures to be During the first five year plan pgriod-abouE5$a4$ adopted for solid mJ of intercalated waste including/Voids and,'joiht^s*^ waste ' v ' y:\\ \ C anticipated to be generated which would be dumped, ■" over the dump shown on the south Westbrn-portion of v>. vyL the QL area over an area of 2,923 Sq.mt's.ta^4ieigl\t V '• A mts.
Liquid waste No liquid waste will be generated. The runoff (Measures to control from the waste dump will be diverted through a garland mine drainage, runoff from waste drain along rim and diverted through a series of desllting 15
Scanned by CamScanner dumps) lanlii l0 arrrst the wastes before letting the water I outside the proposed CM. Area to (otn the n a ,Plates-4(li to4(v), 5.6&7).
r* vlli) environmental management Plan Baseline Information The proposed QL Area Is part of pediment with scattered boulders. Soil cover Is negligible and only shrubs and
small trees are observed over the proposed Ql area. Cultivation Is observed to the West, South and open
scrub at north, eastern portion of the applied Ql area.
i • The North, East and West is part of the pediment (Plate- Si. ri» Existing land use It Is a Government waste land covered with shrubs and HI pattern bushes.
Water regime K is a tone of discharge as sheet wash. Ra'ta : i * Vagu Is flowing Northwest to North at a distance of 2S0 P m from B.P.la of proposed QL A/ea. Singur Reservoir ks ;> located at 2.4 Km drstaoce in the Northeast direction,
Oubba Vagu Is ftowlng East to West at a distance of 4 9
Km and Buglapafli Tan* ks situated North West at a
i distance of 3.8 Km from the Proposed Ql Area.
Flora & Fauna Few Ncem and Acacia Arabica trees, shrubs and thorny bushes are observed kn the Ql area. No WMd
animals reported except w4kl rats and snales
Domesticated Buffaloes, Cows and sheep arc common In
the area.
Quality of air, No industries arc located in the ambient noise level the quality of air and noise Is not distj^eA Tfi'e water' and water table is reported to be occurring belowt^Trrits to.60 frits'.
In the adjacent agricultural lands. ^ •
i Climatic condition The proposed QL Area is hot and^ctT/'fbPprbikf^, part of the year with temperatures ranging between 40*
!% to 44* C during March to May and winter temperatures vary between 10* C to 12' C
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mm. The small scale quarry operations will not disturb the climatic conditions.
Human settlements The villages with population, distance and direction Is tabulated below:
Popula- Distance Dlrcc tion S.No Village (Km) tlon (No's) 2.4 829 1. Kodur N 1.2 293 2. Belur NE 2.7 350 3. Kallapalli 1,177 Chilepalli SE 1.2 34 760 5. Kesaram SE 4.5 1,145 6. Garlapalli 4.5 712 7. Lonikalan SE 4.6 460 8. Aurangnagar SW 2.5 2,416 9. nabdiiduciuHasanabad "NW " Note; Tatipalli, Manasapalli and Mamdapur vi lages are depicted on SOI Toposheet No. E43R13 (P'^e-l) whereas they are physically not in existence on field. The google sketch is enclosed for ready reference Plate-8 & SOI toposheet no 56 G/13 (Plate-lAh
^pUblic buildings, - NIL - places & monuments Whether the area partly or fully fall under notified water Not Applicable (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act. 1974. ix) Environmental impact assessment. An area of 79,644 irT will bo broken to a depth of 16 m, Site Services will cover an area of 366 m^Plantation will deplc occupy 6,255 m2 and Roads occupies 60 m2 Is ov relevant plans enclosed as Plates- 4, 5, 6 vV Ad 4 Land Use Type Area put to use at the start of MP trtf period (Hect.) ct o Area under 0,000 64 j, v Quarrying ' ♦V i* Land degradation 0.000 V Dump 0.000 VSQ'I m. Site Services 0.000 Roads 0.000 0.625 Plantation 0.000 0.000 Stock Yard 0.200 Othcrs(Propos 0.000 cd Crusher 9.123 0.000 TOTAL
Scanned by CamScanner -I Air f|u«IKy will not h« dMurb*^ a; mmrrytM Very llrnlltnl, 1 Air quality U *oofl but ;it quarrlti It l«. fdf^j I ''km, 'Inn to liaulagA on the roarj, r /r.AvAtlon ttc,, ^ I will be within tho fuirrnlulhlw Hmht ly/ ftrJof/tirif/ the ■ r followln/r; Air quality
• Oust c/lradors nnrl wot f/unny ha^ *rt: fjU.,) (f) ')r"l'nM/ '''III bits v;lll bo rocomlltlonod raf/ularty • Dust suppression on Haul road v/lth jprinHlnie of water with chemical additives,
» • Proper functioning of dust suppression nrranRoments In tlie equipment, The haulaft, machinery and the vehicular
movement genirate Noise. However, the probable noise
level will bo within the permissible limits v/lth In 100
df)(A) and will not cause harm, i, • The machinery will be maintained properly to J Noise levels reduce the noise levels. .[ • The protective noise reducing gears like earmuffs,
and ear plugs will be provided to workmen.
• Proper maintenance for equipment.
• Transport vehicles will be covered with torpallins.
Split blasting, deck charging, delay cards and
rubber mats and scientific drilling pattern will be used
Vibration levels during blasting operations which will minimize vibration,
sound and fly rocks.
The proposed Quarry Lease area is surrounded by
9 villages within a distance of 5 Km. Agriculture r sheep breeding arc important profession of jthe-pdopli 1'S /'< i ,s living in the village besides involving themselves In ■ i Soclo-cconomlcs quarrying activity, This quarrying actlvilw will generate l'" , \ i minimum employment to the unskilled^ I^bot of the V village. W.V.-' l N. A y Mi-
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i Scanned by CamScanner X) Environment Management;
Temporary Road Metal & Building Stone is occurring rlgnt utilization of top soil from the surface with negligible soil cover. Hence, storage and preservation does not arise. Soil if recovered will be utilized for plantation to raise the green belt for afforestation.
Year-wise proposa Quarrying continues beyond the first five year for reclamation o and affected by plan period hence reclamation is not possible during the mining activities in first five year period. This will be submitted during the irst / subsequent five next five year scheme period. years. In case of abandonee quarries / pits, proposal for use Abandonment will not occur as quarrying reservoir, sire, water continues beyond this plan period as such does not arise holding capacity anc its utilization. Programme for It is proposed to raise Neem, Kanuga and afforestation year- eucalyptus varieties in the 7.5 m buffer zone along the wise for the first North, West and South West of the proposed QL area year's indication the No. of plants with over an area of 6,255 m2 during the first five year plan name of species to period over an area of 6,255 m2 as depicted on Plates- 5 je afforested with & 6. The year wise afforestation proposals are tabulated extent of area. below; Year Afforestation in the 7.5 m Buffer zone (Sq.mts) 1st year 1,272 2nd Year 1,310 3rd Year 1,047 4th Year 1,112 5,h Year 1,514 Total 6,255
Stabilization and '■S of 3.0 m will be constructed along the toe vegetation of dumps (?
Scanned by CamScanner TrwMmwni miwI Wnloi from (iimrry Is not nnllclpnlrd as worhnp, ilk|)o«hl of Is over Km imdlrnont rind water table will not be from mloo<« Intersetled, However, Km rain wntor accumulated In woiklrm pit will be (imnped out not to hamper the quarry oimrnllons,
for No adverse affects on water regime are mlnlml/ln|> ndv/mo anllclpaled as worklnp/. are much above the water table nffoctt on wnlor roj/lmo. which Is beyond 10 to 00 mis b^l No perennial streams exists wltbtn or ourslde of llio proposed QL area,
Spill blastInp., deck chnrp.lnn, delay cards and rubber Protfellv« monMiro.'. mats, scientific drilling pallorn will be used during 'or Rround blasting operations which will minimize vibration, sound vlbrftlon*.. and fly rocks, M«a'.uros for protfCtlnK hlitorlcnl monuments and for No historical monuments located nearby the proposed rchnhlllt.itlon of human settlements QL area likely to be disturbed duo to mlnlnK activity. Local labour will get employment to some Soclo economic benefits arlslnp, from extent directly and indirectly, The Government will earn the mining. royalty and taxes from the raising of mineral.
The rest shelter cum office, First Aid centre, Separate toilets for men and women will be constructed Site services on the southern part In 7.5 m barrier zone of the proposed Ql Area.
Any other Nil Information During the plan period an area of 79,644 m will Conceptual Plan broken to a depth of 16.0 m reaching FRL 538 m to 522 m over the west and central portion of Kj cjjf/ area. The Site Services will occup/v^&^fTn.;.e, _ Southern portion, Afforestation covcj . Id"' hi o 22 tuiiU fUa 7 ^ m huffnr 7rmn nl/Tpr \AfCSrt m along with the 7,5 m buffer zone i V^\ \ / and Southwest portion of the prescrfv^^sperlod.'-tins 7 details arc depleted on Conceptual PT enclosed as Plate-6,
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Scanned by CamScanner rinancial assurance is calculated till the plan period and the details of land use considered is shown in the prescribed format as per Circular No.4 of 2006 and is
furnished below:
ABLE INDICATING THE BREAK UP OF AREAS IN THE QUARRY LEASE FOR
CALCULATION OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
Area put on Area Additional Net area use at considered as requirement Total the considered Head fully S.No. during the ( for start of reclaimed and plan period in Ha.) calculation plan rehabilitated (in Ha.) (in Ha.) (In (In Ha.) Ha.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Area under Mining Nil 7.964 7.964 Nil 7.964 2 Storage for Top Soil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 3 Overburden / Dump Nil 0.292 0.292 Nil 0.292 4 Mineral Storage Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Infrastructure (Workshop, 5 NIL 0.036 Administrative 0.036 Nil 0.036 Building etc.,) 6 Roads NIL 0.006 0.006 Nil 0.006 7 Railways Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 8 Green Belt Nil 0.625 0.625 Nil 0.625 9 Tailing Pond Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Effluent Treatment 10 Nil Nil Nil Plant Nil Nil Mineral Separation 11 Nil Nil Nil Plant Nil Nil 12 Township Area Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Others (Crusher and 13 Safety zone for local Nil 0.200 0.200 diety) GRAND TOTAL NIL 9.123 9.123 Mm If-' 4 V'Tl (H- Total Area Utilized : 9.123 Hec
Assurance Amount : Rs. 25,000/-^
Total area of 9.123 He. x Rs. 25,000/- = Rs 2, 28,075/-
The Financial assurance by way of bank guarantee is arrived at Rs. 2, 28,075/-
(Rupees Two Lakhs Twenty Eight thousand and Seventy Five Only) will be submitted to
the ADM & G, Sangareddy at the time of execution of the Quarry Lease deed.
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1. Environment Base line information.
0 Existing Land Use Pattern: It is a part of pediment with negligible soil cover.
The proposed QL area is a Govt. waste land. The area is not fit for
cultivation as the sheet rock with scattered boulders occurring all over the
proposed QL area which will not support vegetation. It is proposed to carry
out the Environment Monitoring of all the parameters as per the norms.
The details of exiting land use pattern as on date is given below,
a Area under Quarrying 7.964 Ha, Storage for Top Soil Nil Ha. w 9 Waste Dump site 0.292 Ha. Mineral Storage Nil Ha. Infrastructure 0.036 Ha. Roads 0.006 Ha. Railways Nil Ha. Tailing Pond Nil Ha. Green belt 0.625 Ha. Effluent Treatment Plant Nil Ha. Mineral Separation Plant Nil Ha. I Township area Nil Ha. m Others (proposed crusher) 0.200 Ha.
Grand Total 9.123
i) Water Regime: It is a zone of discharge as sheet wash. Ralla Vagu is
flowing northwest to North at a distance of 250 m from B.P.la of proposed QL
Area. Singur Reservoir is located at 2.4 Km distance in the Northeast direction,
Dubba Vagu is flowing west to east at a distance of 4.9 Km and Buglapalli Tank is
situated North West at a distance of 3.8 Km from the Proposed QL Area. General
ground water table in the area is beyond the depth of 40 m - 60 m. Water will be
regularly sprinkled in rounds over haulage roads to control the dust,
ii) Quality of air: The subject area is away from industries. Therejs^ po^^ojfe^t^k
pollution. J f -Zrz * v.; ./ v v -A VA \ Quality of water: The workings are at much higher levc land intersection
A > //o0 ,/ groundwater is not encountered during the life of the pro 505ed, , Quarry.- Hence',, / V-i- \ xv- >1 / i. there is no scope of groundwater getting polluted. Water is fquhd toJj£:p6t Atta- in the nearby villages.
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levels oxceodinB the permissible limits. The haulaRe, machinery and the vehicles will be maintained properly to minimize the noise levels,
11) Flora & Fauna; The area docs not have any vegetation except small throny
bushes and shrubs as the quarry lease area is exposed with sheet rock of Granite
with scattered boulders. As the area is bare and does not have any shelter, no
fauna gets support. Domesticated buffaloes, cows and sheep arc common In the
area.
ill) Climatic Conditions: The proposed QL Area is hot and dry for most part of the (r 9 year with temperatures ranging between 40°C to 45'C during March to May and <- • winter temperatures vary between lO'C to 12°C. The average annual rainfall is
600 mm - 550 mm. The small scale quarrying operations will not disturb the
C ^ climatic conditions. The wind direction is NE-SW. The wind direction is NE-SW.
iv) Human Settlements: Within the proposed QL area there is no village or human :b' settlement. There is no question of any evacuation or resettlement of people
elsewhere. Within the buffer zone there are 9 villages and their population is
given below; cE
S.No Village Direction Distance (Km) Population (No's) c 1. Kodur N 2.4 829 w 2. Belur NE 1.2 293 3. Kallapalli E 2.7 350 c 4. Chilepalli SE 1.2 1,177 5. Kesaram SE 3.4 760 c- 6. Garlapalli S 3.3 1,145 7. Auranganagar SW 4.9 712 8. Lonikalan SE 4.5 460 c 9. Hasanabad NW 2.5 2,416 c w
V v) Public buildings, places of worship and monuments: The/e£>re no buildingVv^
monuments of historic importance and any sanctuary wi :hintfe lylclnlty .,:Jof thd k-t'o/ v ^\ V - • / ,/ j cVy proposed QL area.
vi) Any sanctuary Is located in the vicinity of leasehold; There
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Scanned by CamScanner XIII. 2. Impact Assessment:
i) Land area indicating the area likely to be degraded: The following area is
required for first five years of Quarrying and its activity in addition to the
existing activity.
Land Use Type Area put to use at the Additional area required start of QP period (Meet.) during QP period (Hects.) Area under Quarrying 0.000 7.964 Area under Dump 0.000 0.292 Site Services 0.000 0.036 Roads 0.000 0.006 Plantation 0.000 0.625 Stock Yard 0.000 0.000 Others (Proposed crusher) 0.000 0.200 TOTAL 0.000 9.123 ii) Air quality; The area of activity is situated at a long distance from the town
and villages which are likely to be affected.
Hi) Water Quality: There is no liquid waste discharge from this quarry activity
which is likely to pollute the water. Water quality is found to be potable in
the nearby wells.
iv) Noise Levels: Since blasting will be by latest scientific methods with the use
of decard delays and relays blasting noise levels will be minimized.
v) Vibration Levels (Due to blasting): Latest blasting techniques like split
blasting, deck charging, delay cards, rubber mats and scientific drilling
pattern will be used during blasting operations which will minimize
vibration, sound and fly rocks.
vi) Water Regime: The maximum water table is about 60 m from & minimum
is about 40 m from general ground level. Thus the water is much below the
proposed workings & the quarrying operations will not affect ihe w
regime.
vii) Acid Mine Drainage: There will not be any solid was®? or liquid w- ((o I iu'S , i . discharge from this quarry.
viii) Surface Subsidence: The workings will be carried out
benches of 3.0 m & 4.0 m by keeping the high wall with profi
per DGMS guidelines from time to time from the surface during this plan
period. So, there are no chances for surface subsidence due to this
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total population of 8,142. They all depend upon agriculture. There will be
no adverse effect on their socio- economic environment besides Quarrying
gives additional income to the labourers. x) Historical monuments etc.: There are no historical monuments or historical
importance places within or in the vicinity the proposed QL area. XIII. 3. Progressive Reclamation Plan:
1. Mined-Out Land: No mined out land will be formed during this plan period as
quarrying continues much beyond as such reclamation is not studied and
suggested.
However an effective programme to safeguard the environment will be planned
as detailed below:
• A green belt development along the 7.5m barrier zone over an area of 0.625 Ha
during first five years period during this five year plan period.
The land degradation for first five years plan period is detailed below.
Land Use Type Area put to use at the Additional area required start of QP period (Hect.) during QP period (Hect.) Area under Quarrying 0.000 7.964 Area under Dump 0.000 0.292 Site Services 0.000 0.036 Roads 0.000 0.006 Plantation 0.000 0.625 Stock Yard 0.000 0.000 Others (Garland drainage) 0.000 0.200 TOTAL 0.000 9.123
Topsoil Management: Negligible top soil occurs in the proposed QL Area and
hence, the management of top soil does not arise. Top soil if any collected will be
used for afforestation purpose. M//7,
3. Tailings Dam Management: There are no tailing dams locata^^/fmhSWil^^q^v^ j ^ -\\\ ^ proposed QL area.
4. Acid Mine Drainage: No acid mine drainage will generate fn quarry. / , :/
5. Surface subsidence: The workings will be carried out to a Vi£j»;Wip.
single benches of 4,0 m & 3.0 m by keeping the pit slope at 45 frol ace
during this plan period. So, there are no chances for surface subsidence due to
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Scanned by CamScanner 6. Management of worked out area: During the Plan period there wi n jl any
Quarried out area for any reclamation. However, the green belt \v development along the north, East and south central portion over .5m bar e zone, approach roads and retention wall area,
7. XIII.4. Disaster Management and Risk Assessment* To mitigate the emergency, planning is the first & foremost thing i.e. recognizing the accident or possible, assessing the consequences of such possible accidents and deciding on emergency planning/procedures in advance both on site & off site that would necessary to be implemented In the event of emergency without any delay and confusion. Proper bench design in the quarry and observing safety measures for transportation, storage of fuels, etc, good maintenance of vehicles, roads and fire prevention measures shall go in preventing disaster/accidents. Quarrying shall be carried out as per MMR 1961 & Rules and regulat.ons applicable the project in charge is having a mobile communication for quick intimation of information if need arises. The workmen in the project are periodically trained at group VT center for
proper safety training as per the DGMS circulars. The management is committed to identify the possible causes for potential disaster and draw a code of emergency measures and procedures to deal with such
disasters, which is otherwise also advised by DGMS through their ""
The proposed Quarry is located at 1.2 Km from Belur 1
transport and communication systems.
The proposed QL area is having good communication like
facility. In case of any minor/major accidents within the Quan
communicated to the Agent by the Quarry Manager and in turn
Revenue Authorities, Police, Fire Department., DGMS etc for action. A vehicle is kept
all the time at the Quarry site for conveyance.
At proposed Quarry first aid will be provided and person(s) shall be shifted to
nearby hospital at Raikode which is having all basic facilities. There is qualified
medical officer in the Government Hospital at Raikode who is capable of handling of
normal accidents. In case of high risk accidents person(s) will be shifted by
department vehicle to well equipped District Hospital at Sangareddy which Is about
69 Km from Quarry site as per the requirement.
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<- • OuAfry M/io/i^r k p^r^on ffkporklW^ of 11^ fn«nfig#merrl and he r^nfh to hfT rontartnd In tfift h*»low m«»nflonafl wddre^^ In tnw of any disaster, His ^ % narnn and address will (m notlflnd at thn t(uafry once operations are carried out after
e/ea/tlon,
iflf K* Chandra 'nkhara Peddy w Thin Quarry plan/FeaslblHty flapor P f#/o Sri. K, Ankl Paddy scrutinized subject to the conditions/ (r ^ sllpulfiilons Indicated In the Ouarry H.No. 1M-51, Vljaya Oardan Colony,
Nagole, Hyderabad - S00 06». W Phon^ No; M03Mijl279
t 4 Nearest Fire Station Zaheerabad
ri3 QT Hospital Palkodo rf Palkodc v f ri .tatlon c> tr- ey rr> m Afti irlng temporary discontinuance:
fa %M proposed 01 Area hold to prevent unauthorized entry w U) "5uttiibi«&snch and ward facilities to prevent pilferage from staked material
in') Periodic pumping out accumulated water from the Quarry workings
All the measures proposed In this Quarry Plan will be Implemented In a time
bound manner as proposed,
Plans and Sections are submitted along with Quarry Plan.
hi- CM APPUCAffT (T. LINGAMURTHY) Geologist & RQP
Date: J3-11-2017
P/ac/-; HYDERABAD, SCRUTINIZED
K, laxmanbabu Dy, Director ol Mines 4 Geology Govt, of Tdangana, Nlzamabad.
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Scanned by CamScanner SI.No Name or the Date of location ftct arks :r: l Applicants oppllcotlon fippiio^hi fee M/s» MehraJ stone 17.112015 Sy.No. 22 Aci^s-^pOGLl RC DDMG, Crusher prop. Sholk Kudavandapur (V), gh Pro. Khoja Rnlkode (M)r S. 2016, Dt; (3488/0172015) Reddy District. 2017. The DMG, Hyderabad vide Memo No 7355/SRD/AH/2015, Dt: 07.06.2017 allowed the appeal filed by the applicant. The applied area Is kept as It Is for Sri K. Chandra Sckaro future grant 07.05.2016 Sy.No. 22, 22/1/2, 29.50 Ac. Withdrawn by the Reddy Kudavanpur (V), (1924/QL/2016) applicant, Rejection Raikode (M), S. proposal submitted to Reddy District. DDMG, Nlzamobad vide 3. Sri Chandra Suresh Lr.No. 1924/QL/2016. 07.05.2016 Sy.No. 22, 22/1/2, 28.50 Acs. Babu (1923/QL/2016) Withdrawn by the 15/1/1 applicant, Rejection Kudavandapur (V), proposal submitted to Raikode (M), DDMG, Nlzamabad vide S.Reddy District - Lr.No. 1923/QL/2016. do- Sri Hari Chandana 07.05.2016 Sy.No. 22, 22/1/2, 28.80 Ac. Withdrawn by the (1922/QI/2016) Kudavandapur (V), applicant, Rejection Raikode (M), proposal submitted to S.Reddy District. DDMG, Nlzamabad vide Sri M. Ravlndra Lr.No. 1922/QL/2016. 27.07.2016 Sy.No. 22, 22/1/2, 23.54 Acs. (3203/QL/2016) Withdrawn by the 15/1/1 of applicant, Rejection Kudavandapur (V), proposal submitted to Raikode (M), DDMG, Nlzamabad vide S.Reddy District Lr.No. 32Q3/QL/2016. Sri K. Chandra 22,02.2017 Sy.No. 22 27.40 Ac. Present Applicant. Sekhara Reddy Kudavandapur (V), (717/Q1/2017) Raikode (M), S.Reddy District >ftM. Hari Chandrana Sy.No. 22 28.50 Ac. Present Applicant. (Rle No. Kudavandapur (V), 718/QL/2017) Raikode (M), S.Reddy District 8. Sri M. Ravindra 22.02.2017 Sy.No. 22 16.30 Ac, (7ig/QL/20l7) Withdrawn by the Kudavandapur (V), applicant. Rejection Raikode (M), proposal submitted to— S.Reddy District. DDMG, Nlzamabad vide Sri Chandra Suresh Lr.No. 719/QL/2016. 22.02.2017 Sy.No. 22 28.30 Acs, Babu (715/QL/2017) Withdrawn by the Kudavandapur (V), applicant. Rejection Raikode (M), proposal submitted to S.Reddy District DDMG, Nlzamabad vide Lr.No. 715/QL/2016. repoSia^^ 1 was rejected by the DDMG, Nizamabad through the Proc. No. 73/QL/2016, Dated; 30.04.2017 as on the date of submission of proposals of Sri P. Chandra Shekar Reddy vide reference 2^ cited,
Scanned by CamScanner Tlx! rcmnlnlng pending prior tippllcnllon nl SI.No, «nd Uio lolcr upp lies do its at si,No. n,9 over the deiruucfilocl aran nro wllhdr.iwn by tho applloilnts nnd the rejection proposals aro submlttad this office for rejection and the area Is not overinpping with the area recommended In favour of the later appllcmit nt Si.No. 7.
Rather tho Asst. Director of Minor. & Geology, Snngaicddy Informed that the DM&G, Hyderabad vide Memo No. 7355/SRD/AH/2015, Dated: 07.06.2017 allowed tho appeal filed by the M/s, MahrnJ Stone Crur.her arialnrt the rejection proceeding no. 73/QL/7016, Dated: 30.01.2017 of the Deputy Director of Minor P< Geology, Nlzamolwd Hence, tho proposals submitted to this otflcc through reference 2'v1 arc to be revised as - ^ m part of tho area recommended In over lapping with the area applied by the prior - 3 applicant M/s. Mcharaj Stone Crusher. Accordingly, tho Survoyor and RI his office - O Inspected and rcsurvcycd. The surveyor rc-dcmarcated on the ground and reported that the area applied by M/s, Meharoja Stone Crusher at SI.No. 1 Is overlapping with - O the area earlier demarcated In favour of Sri K. Chandra Shekar Roddy. After the survey - £ and demarcation and deducting the overlapping area demarcated area has come to an extent of 27.00 Acres/ 10.9255 Hectors and recorded gco-coordlnotcs. The applicant Sri K. Chandra Shekar Reddy given consent for the demarcated and reduced extent and also signed on the sketch, Finally the ADM&G, Sangarcddy rccommenjIdfj^yTron((■;/■ ...xn grant of Quarry Loose for Building Stone & Road Metal for o period of 20 \ of Sri K. Chandra Shekar Reddy subject to rejection of applications at SI " Lf'- y ^ c* 9 also subject to satisfaction of TSMMC, Rules 1966. The Quarry Leaij u*jl^lbn SI.No. 1. The applied area Is kept as It Is for future grant. r The Director of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad vide refere nce lm cite! to grant/renewal of quarry leases without obtaining of Environmental Cloor^ MoEF and CFE & CFO from T.S. Pollution Control Board.
r%- The State Government vide reference S1" cited, have amended the TSMMC Rules, 196b. As per the amended rules, the applicant/lease holder shall submit the Scrutinized (V Quarry Plan/Feasibility report In form -w for conduct of operations for extraction of C^ minerals and the Deputy Director of Mines & Geology Is empowered to scrutiny the O Quarry Plan/Feaslblllly report After careful examination of the proposals of the Asst. Director of Mines & CV Geology, Sangarcddy keeping In view of the orders Issued In rerercnco 4m & slh cited, It o nas been decided in principle to grant a quarry lease for Road Metal & Building Stone m an extent of Acres 27.00 Gts In Sy.No. 22 of Kudavandapur Vlllago, Ralkodc Mandal, Sangarcddy District for a period of (20) years In favour of Sri K. Chandra Shekar Reddy and duly rejecting the Quarry Lease applications as withdrawn at SI.No. 2,3,1,5,8 8i s subject to submission of Scrutinized Quarry Plan In Form - W, c^ Environmental Cicarancc and Consent for Establishment from the competent authorities »^u Scanned by CamScanner cr> InT view• of the above P\'c^ toft sa certified Environmental rio. W ' for ^ to obtain the Pollution Control "* E!l3blishment from tote .^to^ofctder for grant of Quarry Lease for Road Metal &. Building *or. " an extent of Acres 27.00 Cts ,n Sy.o. 22 of Kudavanpur .„3ge, Ra, J )5) month ^ DiStriCt 0f ^ Chandra ShCkar ^ wia,,n 3 P^0'3 ^ •aid 5 r0m 016 date 0f iSSUe 0f ttli3 n0Hce- Failln9 wh,ch t0 submlt toe above appapplication cation withoutlir g,v.ng any further noticeV"11 asbe per lnl,:,ated TSMMC for Rules, reJect,on 1966. of quarrv ^ Deputy Directm%l[ncs & Gcofogy, Nizamabad Region, Nizamabad. To -Sri Chandra Shekar Reddy, S/o. K. Ankil Reddy, Hindu, H.No. 12-1-51, Vijaya Garden Colony, Nagole, Hyderabad- Copy submitted to the Director of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad for favour of information. Copy to the Asst Director of Mines a Geology, Sangareddy for Information. Scanned by CamScanner 7 ?? y * p r '( <) > * > o o o o o n o r r r r p p p p p ^ ■ma 4 * * * 4 4 4^* MAP OF RAIKODE MAN DAL N MANOOR tlTKEPALLY f MANDAL ' V P^JlPAD lATOOR V^NTAMABOT!- INDEX . Hvl'en NJMADHX0^0 _ UbRATGA/ 1 87ATE BOLtOARY X kushnuj? 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Chandra Sekhara Roddy H.No. 12-1-51, Vljaya Garden Colony, Nagole, Hyderabad. Lr. No.2(yB()/QP-SRD/2p17, D^p; 17.11.2017 SUb: &fQ^a™ef " Quarry Lease for Bullding stone & Road Metal over an Acr 10 926 Villaae LiknS M f( c Hectares) In Sy. No: 22 of Kudavandapur Spkhsra d S r" ' San9areddy District - Filed by Srl K. Chandra Scrutinized - R^arang"""8" SIX ^ (06, 0f falr COpleS 0f quanv l"an " Ref. 1) G.O.MsJNO.48, Ind. &Com., [M.I] Dept., Dt: 26.07.2017 Government of Telangana. 2) Application Dt: 26.09.2017 of Srl K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy. 3) T'?- Lr-No- 2680/QP-SRD/2017, Dt:07.11.2017 addressed to the Applicant / RQP. 4).Lr.Na 717/QI/2017, Dt:10.10.20l7 from ADM&G, Sangareddy bj.l-r. Dt: Nill, of the applicant Sri K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy receive in this office on 15.11.2017. T- -T- -T- -T- ^ ^ n e at:tent| Sekharac i l. Reddy' ^ has submittedon to the draft subject quarry andplan referencesin respect ofcited the andquarry Sri leaseK. Chandra applied area for Building Stone & Road Metal over an extent of 27.00 Acres(10 926 Hectares) m Sy. No: 22 of Kudavandapur Village, Raikod Mandal, Sangareddy District for scrutiny vide reference 2nd cited. Through the reference 3rd cited, while forwarding this office scrutiny comments and deviations ect, to the RQP / Applicant is requested to submit (6) sets of fair quarry plan in addition with soft copy (CD/DVD) duly rectifying the scrutiny comments pointed out in the draft quarry plan. In turn, the RQP/Applicant submitted (06) sets of fair copies of quarry plan vide reference 5th cited. In exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 7(B) of TMMCR, 2016 vide G.O.Ms. No. 1st cited, I hereby scrutinized the Quarry Plan prepared by Sri T, Linga Murthy RQP for Building Stone & Road Metal over an extent of 127.00 Acres(10.926 Hectares) in Sy, No: 22 of Kudavandapur Village, Raikod Mandal, Sangareddy District in favour of Sri K. Chandra Sekhara Reddy subject to the following conditions. 1. The quarry plan is scrutinized without prejudice to any other laws applicable for extraction of Building Stone & Road Metat from time to time made by the Centra!/ State Government or any other authority, 2. The extraction of Building Stone & Road Metai from the specified area shall be as per the production per annual indicated in the approved quarry plan. 3. The quarry plan is scrutinized subject to strict adhering to the relevant Regulation of MMR 1961 duly adoption of safety measures during operations along with quarry abandonment safety plan and obtaining prior permission from the Director Genera! 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