QUARRY PLAN FOR LATERITE OVER AN EXTENT OF 7.42 HECTARES IN SY.NO. 3110, 3109,3103,3089, 3091,3087, & 3088 OF RAMACHANDRAPURAM VILLAGE, MI LUG MANDAL, JAYASHANKAR BHUPALPALLY DISTRICT.TELANGANA. STATE.
Under Rule 7 (B) ofTSMMCR, 1966 CPvt. Waste Land)
•o o- & O * APPLICANT $ a\ * M/s. PARAMESWARA MINES & Ml Prop Sri. M. Niranjan, S/o M.Sadanandam, H.No. 1-10, Rangapmam (V\ Nallabelly (M), WARANGAL RURAL DISTRICT
PREPARED BA DR.G.Prabhakar RPQ/HYD/226/2003/A RPQ DMG/HYD/056/2002 Form - W(A;
(See Rule 7-B)
SELF CERTIFICATION BY THE APPLICANT
I M.Niranjan S/o Sri. M. Sadanandam Proprietor of being lessee of Quarry lease of Laierite over an area of 7.42 Hectare located in Sy. bio. 3110, 3109, 3103,3089, 3091, 3087, & 3088 (Pvt. Waste Land) of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayasdankar Bhupalpally District, felangana of Mulugu Pulice Station in the State of Telangana.
I do solemnly certify that the information furnished in the quarry plan of mining/feasibility report is correct and based on the facts to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been misrepresented during preparation of document which may directly or indirectl> atfect 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 Concession Rules, 1956 along with Mines Act, 1952 mle^ made there under. Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1999, Marble Conservation and Development Rules, 2002, Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988, and Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961, have been taken into consideration and nothing in contravention to above referred rules have been furnished in the quarry plan. I am also fully aware that I am solely responsible for implementation of proposals fumisned in tne document for which the self certification is being signed by me in the document. I stand fully responsible and liable to face tne consequences, legal or otherwise as laid down in the statutes or any penalty or fine as may be imposed or ordered by the competent authority for any kind of breach or tailure in implementation of proposals contained therein.
Mr. Parameshwara Mines & Minerals Place: , 3 K Q 1 r.—^ ^ j—L- c=3-j L/ Date: (Name & Signature S?Rfi^%ssee) Form - W (B)
(See Rule 7-B)
KECV/GJMZiEi^ PERSON CLKIIFILJATF
The provisions of the Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 along with Mines Act, 1952 rules made there under, Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 and Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 19bl have been observed in the preparation of the Ouarry Plan of Quarrying for Laterite in Survey No. 3110, 3109, 3103, 3089, 3091, 3087, & 3088 (Pvt. Waste Land) of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally District, over an extent of 7.42 Hectare, of M.Niranjan S/o Sri. M. Sadanandam Proprietor in Rainachandrapuram Village, Ramachandrapuram P.O,Mulugu Mandal, Jayashanka. Bhupalpally District, Telangana and whenever specific permissions are required, the lessee will approach the concerned Government authorities as appropriate.
Ihe information rumished in the Quarry Plan is true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge. I abide by any order passed by Mines & Geology Department, if any contravention of Act & Rules is found in this matter.
(Name of RQP) Dr. G.PRABHAKAR
Date : V^- LISl ) LATES
PLATE No TITLE OF PLATE SCALE
Plate No.l Location Cum Key Plan 1:50000
Plate No.2 Lease Plan 1:4000
Plate No.3 Surtace Geological Plan 1:1000
Plate No.3A Geological Sections 1:1000
Development and Production Plan and Plate No.4&4A 1:1000 Section for 1-5 Years
Plate No.5 Environment plan 1:5000
Plate No.6 Conceptual plan 1:1000
ANNEX URES
Annexure I: Copy of Notice No. 16035 /Rl-1 '1^16 Dated. 07 - 01 -2017. Annexure II Chemical Analysis of Laterite Annexure III; Certificate of RQP LIST OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER NO. CONTENTS PAGE No.
1 GENERAL 1
2 LOCA TION AND ACCESSEBILITY fL
3 TECHNICAL DETAILS
4 ANY OTHER INFORMATION xo
PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSER 5 XI PLAN S r -,iS Gnarryn Plan IF"****"' * ° ^. ^ 5 a ^ to to Condition. I Stipulation 1" to - -1 FoaslblUty Boport Scrutimaod Form-W (See Rule 7-B) Lr.No .'S&B
QU ARRY PLAIN FOR LATERITF OVER AN EXTENT OF 7.42HECTARES IN SY.NO. 3110, 3109, 3103, 3089, 3091, 3087, & 3088 OF RAMACHANDRAPURAM VILLAGE,
MULUGU MANDAL, JAYASHANKAR BHUPALPALLY DISTRICT, TELANGANA
STATE,
1.0 General
i) Name of applicant/lessee: Sri.M. Niranjan iO Address: Ms.PAR VMESWARA MINES & MINERALS, Prop Sri. M. Niranjan, S/o M.Saaanandam, H.No. No.1-10, Rangapuram (V), Nallabelly (MI, Warangal Rural (D)
District WARANGAL RURAL State TELANGANA
Pin code
Phone
Fax
Mobile No. 9908470741.
Email Id
m Status of applicant/lessee: Private Company Private Individual/Co-operative Association/Private Company Public Limited Company ,Tublic Sector Undertaking/Joint Sector Undertaking/Other (Please specify) iv) Mineral (s) which is/are included in the prospecting NA license (For Fresh cjant) v) Mineral (s) which is/are included in the letter of LaTERITE intent/lease deed vi) Mineral (s) which is the applicant/lessee intends to T.ATFRTT^ mine
o\ Of M SCRUTINIZED O ■/itt CP o
o. § Dy. Director of iBITnes rbcology o p o War ir.g«l Region;; Warar-sf' m U * V...... ^angP vii) Name of a person employed under clause (c) of Sub Dr.G.PRABHAKAR Rule — (1) of Rule 42 of MCDR, 1988 preparing Quarrying Plan
Address SRI BALAJINILAYAM, H.No.13-18, Sri Sri Nagar Colony. Uppal, Hyderabad-39.
Phone No. ,—. Mobile No. 9440549259
Fax No.
Email. ID dexx oiindiainfo. com
Designation RQP/DMG, HYD/056/2002 ROP/IBM/HYD/226/2003/A ■- Date of appointment 18-10-2016 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
a) Lease Details (Existing Quarry): i) Name of Mine M/s. Parameswara Mines & Minerals ii) Lat/long of any boundary point N 18o05'19.3"E79 u54' 19.3"
iii) Date of gram of lease Quarry lease is not yet to grant. Notice issued to submit Quarry plan i^nnexure-l) iv) period Expiry Daie 20 Years v) Name of lessee Sri. M. Niranjan
vi) Postal Address M/s.PAKAMESWARA MINES & MINERALS, Prop Sri. M. Niranjan, S/o M.Sadanandam. H.No. No.1-10, Rangapuram (V), Nallabelly (M), r~ Wirangal Rural(D).
Telephone No. -Fax44o.— Email ID
6 <9 Q o ) 0. cx o o & * -iSt« UlJ ★ ra m Mobile No. 9908470741. Details of applied/lease area with Precise area demarcation lease sketch duly certified by the State Government along with complete demarcation report Giving co-ordinates of all boundary pillars.
Laterite in Sy.No.3110, 3109, 3103, 3089, 3091, 3087, & 3088 of Ramachendrapuram Village,MuluguMandal,Jayashankai Bhupalpally Dist. over an extent of 7.42Ha. The Cadastral Map certified by the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Warangal, in favour of M s.Parameswara Mines & Minerals is given as Plate No. II.
GPS INSTRUMENT USED GARMAN Etrex 10 Geo Co- Ordinaxes Taken in Datum: WGS84 Format: id. Mm. ss.s Accuracy (+ or -) 3 Mtrs Point No Latitude Longitude 1 18 05 19.3 79 54 19.3 2 18 05 19.1 79 54 15.4 3 18 05 22.8 79 54 15.7 4 18 05 22.8 79 54 16.0 5 18 05 26.4 79 54 15.7 6 18 05 26.7 79 54 23.0 7 18 05 23.4 79 54 23.2 8 18 05 23.1 79 54 20.2 9 18 05 19.5 79 54 20.4 10 18 05 20.2 79 54 24.5 11 18 05 14.0 79 54 26.3 12 18 05 12.9 79 54 20.6 Forest Non-forest
Forest (specify) Area(Ka) (i) Waste land Area(Ha) Division, Range, (ii) Grazing land Beat and (iii) Agriculture Compartment land (iv) Others (specify r- r~ Waste land 7.42 Ha. r-
i) Total lease area/applied area 7.42 Ha. ii) District & State Jayashankar Bhupalpally (D), Telangana
■iii) Taluka p Village Ramachendrapuram
v) Whether the area falls under Coastal Regulation No Zone (CRZ)? If yes, details thereof.
VI) Existence of public road/railway Quarry lease applied area towards east at a line, if any nearby distance of 1.0 Km from Bollenapalli village and approximate distance to Ramachandrapuram village road. The Bollenapalli village is on Mallampally to Nar^ampet road viij Topo-sheet No. with latitude & 56N16 (PlateNo-1) longitude of all New Series Sheet No.: E44H16 comer boundary point/pillar
viii) Attach a general location map The location of the area is indicated in Key - showing area and Cum - Location Map (Plate -1). access routes. It is preferred that the area be The sketch of the quarry lease area is given marked on a Survey of India as Plate-II. topographical map or a cadastral map or forest map as the Quarry lease applied area towards east ax a case may be. distance of 1.0 km from Bollenapalli village However, if none of these are to Ramachandrapuram village road. The available, the area Bollenapalli village is on Mallampally to may be shown on an administrative Narsampet road map. 3.0 TECHNICAL DETAILS:
i) Introduction
M/s. ParameswaraMines & Minerals has filed an application for grant of mining lease for Latente in Sy.No.3110, 3109, 3103, 3089, 3091, 3087, & 3088 of Ramachendrapuram
Village, Mulugu Handal, Jayashankcu Bhupalpally Dist. over an extent of 7.42Ha. The State Govt. nas recommended for grant of mining lease for Laterite over an extent of 7.42 Ha only in favor of M's. Parameswara Mines & Minerals. M/s. Parameswara Mines & Minerals are renuested to submit for approval of Quarry Plan
Under Rule 7 (B) of T.S.M.M.C. -1966 vide Notice No. 16035 Hl-l /2016 Dated. 07 - 01 - 2017 (Annexure-I).
Accordingly the Quarry Plan prepared and submitted for scrutiny Underrule 7 (B) of G.O.Ms 37 Ind& Com.CM.]) Dept, dated. 26-07-2016 by RQP who is recognised by IBM and DMG vid Reg.No.RQP/DMG/HYD/056'2002. Reg.No. RQP/IBM/HYD. 226/2003/A ii) Infrastructure and communication The area is located at a distance of 2.2.km. from Ramachendrapuram Village due south west. Post office, electricity, primary school and bus facilities are available at the Ramachendrapuram Village. For other facilities, Mulugu, Jayashankar Bhupalpally District is the nearcsi place, which is locaicd at 10.5 km. from the subject area.
3) Geology and Exploration
A surface geological map (Plate-3) with the deposit marked on it is prepared after conducting a topographical survey. Since the quarry is under operation by exploitation the deposit is exposed to surface level.
In future it is proposed to do quarry by developing a face from west to east direction. In
this area the Larerite deposit is already exposed. Thus the future exploration is not required
General geology :
The Quarry lease area is represented by a single formation known as shale which is the
bed rock and is highly weathered and decomposed resulting in the formation of Laterite.
The Laterisation of this area has taken place, during proxerozoic age continued
intermittently upto the recent period. The effective agents for the formadon of Laterite
from shales of the applied area one moderate rainfall, prolonged weathering and tropical r climatic conditions.
ie applied area belongs to Mallampallj' subgroup under pakhal super group of Middle / proterozoic age.
Fakha- super group Mulug groups \ Dis conformity
Mallampally group
Topography
The subject area belongs to a full of the mounds. There is a maximum relief of 10.0 m towarus northeast side, from north of the mound. The surface rainwater flows through perennial water course to the slope of the mound as shown in plaie-1. The surroundings of the subject areas are being used for agriculture. The subject area is not contains
vegetation of bushes and trees.
r- Local Geology:
Laterite is blanket like deposit overtying shales in the entire lease area which has slightly C undulating topography.
Laterite is well exposed and has a thickness of 6 to 8 mts in the entire area. Existing pits
were found in the applied area. Besides, there are already existing mining leaser in
r- surroundings of the applied area where the Laierite was well exposed. The applied mining lease area was demarcated on the ground with reference to electrical
pillar (11). Later the topographical survey of the area was carried out by theodalite.
Based on topographical survey and geological features, collected from the surface, the
topographical cum geological plan is prepared on 1:1000 scales with 2.m contour interval
and enclosed as plate-3.
Sampling: Laierite samples are collected from pits The samples have been analysed
chemically the same analysis report of these samples is enclosed as Annexure-IL
ii) Geological Section:
By make use of the surface out crops of the minerals and as well as pits data, the
geological cross sections were prepared across the mineral body as shown in plate-3 &
3 A..
cj Exploration Already Carried in the area:
Recommended area for grant of mining lease has been demarcated on the ground with
reference to electrical pillar (11), which is located at southwest comer of the applied area.
Later the topographical survey of the area is carried out and the revenue pillar (11) is
taken as BM 26Um. Even though the Laterite is well exposed to smTace in this area, five
pits were digged from top of the mound to a depth of 6-8 m. each and it is noticed that the
pit holes that the mineral is not continuing further depth beyond 8m. The locations of
these pit holes are shown on geological plan as TBW-1- TBW-5.
Details of prospecting/mining already carried-out Not applicable. iv) Estimation of geological reserves
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7 o- P it -k The Laterite reserves are calculated by cross sectional method under proved, category. The mineral thickness is proved up to 6.0 to 8.0m from the surface on the top of the mound 6.C m on the suriace ot the plain land. Hence, the reserves are calculated by taking 6 xo 8mtrs depth is assigned for proved i measured (IWC-lll) category. Since there is no chance for coixtinuation of the mineral towards depxh.
Geometry of the deposit The geological traverses on the outcrops and the study of exposures, in the area facilitated to access the shape and size of the depusil in quarry xease applied area. The
laterite deposit is occurring as in the form of blanKet like deposit overlying shale in the entire lease area, which has slightly undulating topography and small boulders are above groxmd level (Fig 1).
Method of estimation of reserves The geological reserves have been estimated by cross sectional method. The proved / measured categories (UNFC-111) are those reserves which are exposed in three dimensions by actual trial mining/exploradon. The present case, the Laterite deposit is exposed in its strike direction as well as across the strike. The reserves are estimated by multiplying the cross sectional area with influence distance of sections, tonnage factor of
Laterite i.e. 2.4 On an average, 6-8Mtrs. depth is assigned for proved / measured category (UNFC-lll) Cross sections have been drawn along the strike length at A-A' to C-C (R.F. Plate Nos. 3&4). The cross sectional area reserves have been measured and the
volume of the geological reserves arrived by multiplying the sectional area with the influence at cross section, tonnage factor of Laterite i.e. 2.4. From the experience at actual mining all the mineral available aoes not qualify for the export. It is estimated from the past experience that only 90% of the laterite excavated will result in marketable Laterite. Therefore, the volume of rock is multiplied with a recovery factor of 90% to I obxain geological reserves, the balance 10% shall account for sub or marginal grade. This can be termed as intercalated waste and dumped in the yard allocated for this purpose. TOTAL GEOLOGICAL RESERVES
Section Total Category Section Sectional Tonnag Total Geological area -Mz Influence- volume - M M3 e factor reserves in Tonnes
A-A' 1776 105 186480 2.4 Proved 447552 (UNFC- B-B' 1200 110 132000 2.4 111) 316800 C-C 1648 165 271920 2.4 652608 Total 590400 1416960 RESERVES BLOCKED UNDER7.5 M BUFFER 5 JE
Tonnage Reserves clocked Categor Section Total Section Sectional factor under buffer zone y area -M2 Influence- volume- M M3 in Tonnes A-a" 120 105 12600 2.4 30240 1 B-B 120 110 13200 2.4 31680 Provea C-C 120 165 47520 (UNFC- 19800 2.4 111) Bs1-B's1 120 115 13800 2.4 33120 Bs2-B's2 120 92 11040 2.4 26496 BsS-B'sS 120 193 23160 2.4 55584 Total 224640
RESERVES BLOCKED UNDER SAFETY SLOPES
Section Reserves Category Section Sectional Total Tonnage blocked under area -M2 Influence -M volume -M3 factoi slopes in tonnes A-A' 56 105 5880 2.4 14112 B-B' 56 110 6160 2.4 14784 Proved C-C (UNFC- 56 165 9240 2.4 22176 111) Bs1-B's1 56 115 6440 2.4 15456 Bs2-B's2 56 92 5152 2.4 12365 3s3-B's3 56 193 10808 2.4 25939 Total 104832
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Total Mineral Mineral Category Section Geological Blocked In Blocked Marketable Reserves Buffer In Reserves Zone Slopes
A-A' 447552 30240 14112 403200
B-B' 316800 31680 14784 270336
Proved C-C 652608 47520 22176 582912 (UNFC-111) Bs1-B's1 0 33120 15456 -48576
BsZ-B'sZ 0 26496 12365 -38861
BsS-B'sS 0 55584 25939 -81523
Total 1416960 224640 104832 1087488
d) Life of mine Total Market grade reserves Actual anticipated annual production 108^88 T 97583 T
= 11 Years
Economic marketable 1087488Tonnes reserves v) To cut down cost and for actueving targeted production of Laterite the operauons are planned to be carried out partly manually and partly by deploying machinery that poclain is to be deployed for removal. The proposed mining in the subject area is a semi mechanised, open cast method. Mining of Laterite in this area, involved of removing 3m height benches one after the other from higher levels to lower levels. A safe slope angle
vill be naintained throughout the mining operator. Apart from this mechanization is required for this mining.
Method of mining
Laterite exploration of the lease hold area is carried out by semi mechanised opencast method in the form of benches. Regulation III of MMR, 1961 shall be implemented and distance of 7.5 mts from the perimeter of the Q.L. area boundary shall be kept free from Quarry. All other saiety precautions shall be under taken during transportation and material nandling as per the provisions of MMR 1961. Rest shed, drinking water and iirsl aid facilities shall be provided near the work spot. The central part i.e. R.L 262 -249m are chosen for the first five years of mining operations for Laterite (shown plate No.4 & 4A/) It is expected that the mine will be operated for 250 days in a year. There will not be much development work involved in proposed mining area because, the Laterite is exposed above the ground level without any overburden on top of the deposit. In this plan period, it is proposed to raise about Laterite 97583Tonnes per year an average The workings will be started on eastern side of the formation and then wotkings will be advanced towards southern side along the formation for Laterite production in every year.
Beneficiation (If required) No beneficiation is required.
Drilling & Blasting Drilling Machines: "Not Applicable & Blasting is not required Production proposed for five years
The year wise production proposed is shown in the following table.
Bench Section Section Total Recover Year Section al area influence volume T.F Total RL(m) 2 3 Tonnes y@ - M -M -M 90%
2016-17 X-Y 262-252 312 135 42120 2.4 101088 90979
2017-18 X-Y 260-252 326 133 43358 2.4 104059 93653
2018-19 X-Y 258-249 344 127 43688 2.4 104851 94366
2019-20 X-Y 258-249 360 130 46800 2.4 112320 101088
2020-21 X-Y 258-249 384 130 49920 2.4 119808 107827
TOTAL 542126 487914
An average production per year = 487914 T/ 5 - Years = 97583
For the first five years, the production will be obtained by excavating two benches of 3m
height each on top of the mound from 262 R.L. to 249rn. R.L. During first five years, the production an average per year 583 T of Laterite will be obtained from a single pit by excavating two benches on Eastern to Western and western to eastern side of the iormation.The benches will be oriented in N-S direction as shown in plate-1.
1st year: The Mine face will extend, to north side it falls under X-Y section, bencn level 262-252m, sectional area 312sq.m, and Sectional influence 135 m. The bench will be developed as described earlier and the anticipated quantity 90979 T of Laterite will be extracted to be won. 2nd year: The second year development will be between 260-252m bench level to nortrLSide section X-Y sectional area 326sq.m, sectional influence 133m in this-way-a total of 93653T of Laterite will be extracted to be won.
3rd year: The third year development will be between 258-249m bench level cowards north, section X-Ysectional area 344 sq.m sectional intluence 127 m, the total quantity of Laterite 943661 will be extracted mineral be recovered. 4th year: The fourth >ear development will be between 258-249m bench level towards north, section X-Y sectional area 360 sq.m sectional influence 130m, the total quantity of Laterite 101088 f will be extracted mineral be recovered.
5th year: A bench will be formed between258-24Qm bench level section comes X-Y its sectional influence Bum, sectional area 384sq.m.the total excavated Laterite 107827 T in this anticipated salable Mineral.
Men & Machinery
Men Employed 1. Mines Manager/Mining Engineer - One (Diploma Holder with permit manager certificate') 2. Skilled Workers - Eleven 3. Semi-skilled Workers - 15/ Day
Machinery deployed:
1 Poclains 2 No. Tata Hitachi - Model No. Ex 200 LC
2 Tippers- 2 No. Tata make - 10 tonne capacity
3 Compressors- 1 No. AltalCopco. 400 Cfm @ 10 kgs/ sqcm Pressure.
4 Jack-Hammers 2 Nos. AltalCopco.
Details of stockyard. Von-saleable stock, waste dump, Site services, Explosive magazine, etc.
For site services an office, first aid and rest shea and stock yard will be constructed on west side and dump yard on southeast of the subject area, where the location is shown on plate-4 & 4A.
- vi) Market analysis
M/s. Parames-waxa Mines technocrats with up to date knowledge on quarrying technolog), advances in processing techniques, marketing strategies and financial management. M/s. Parameswara. Mines & Minerals, Proprietor has well-established contact with the buyers from Chennai Bangalore, Hyderabad In view of demand in the market the block produced @ 97583 T/ annum will not have any problem m marketing. vii) Waste management plan .he Lateritic soil is also utilised in the cement industry, hence there is not disposal of waste. Measures to ne adopted for solid waste Much of the soLd waste will be disposed for road construction back filling mine excavation and some other general purposes Liquid waste (Measures to control mine drainage, runoff from waste dumps) The operation of the mine will not generate any appreciable quantity of liquid waste. The ground ,vater table in this belt 60 m below from the surface and since the quarry depth will not react upto this depth in the near future, flooding by ground water is not anticipated. However during rainy months, there is a possibility of wet conditions developing in the working pit. This will be minimized, if not altogether eliminated, by adopting simple techniques like digging tren ches all round to drain off rain water and presenting surface run off from entering and flooding working pit. The mine drainage can be effectively managed and the pit kept dry to keep up the production schedule. vui Environmental management plan An environment plan is enclosed covering 50Um area around the area vide Plate No.5. Baseline formation Mine <' h zri.'fjn- Q Q o o The subject area is a P\t waste land. The same was granted for Q.L. The total lease area bearing the Laterite deposit shall be utilised for quarrying. Water regime There are no perennial water sources in and around the applied area.The rainwater flows through the slopes of the area and joins to seasonal watercourse. Flora & Fauna The subject area does not have any trees except some thorn) busnes. There is no report of existence of wild animals in this region. Quality of air, ambient noise level and water The subject area is away from industries and villages. So the air ana water is fresh and unpolluted in this area. Climatic condition The area has a tropical climate. The peak summer will be in the month of May. Highest temperature of 460c is recorded in this area during the month of May and the lowest temperature of 130c is recorded in the month of January. During 2015-2016 the rainfall of this area is about 160mm. Humiui settlements The following villdges are located within 5km. Radius of the applied area. The population, distance and direction of the villages with respect to applied area are given in the following table. Name of the village Populatio Distance Direction n (km) Ramactienarapuram 1200 3.5 Nortn Buchireddypalli 1000 1.5 South Kannaraopet 1000 4.5 Soumeast Public buildings, places & monuments There are no Public Building, Places of Worship and Monuments within or near d> the area. Whether the area partly or fully fall under notified Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 19'74 The area nox falls under notitiea area under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. ix) Environmental impact assessment Land degradation In this plan period about 28 230 m2 areas will be occupied by pit to a depth of 8.0m. The plantation will cover 500 m2 area on south side. Air quality Air will be not get polluted at the time ot mining &mineral transportation trom the mine. The mine road will be sprinkled with water before starting the transportation. And the air pollution will be contorted within the limits of ambient air quality standards (24 huursj i.e. S02= 120ug/m3, NO2 = 120ug/m3, Suspended Paniculate Matter (SPMj = 5U0ug/m3, Respirable Paniculate Marter (size < lOum) (RPM) = 150ugm3; CO = 5mg'm3 and Pb = 1.5ug/m3. Noise levels Noise levels range between budB to 9udB are to the use of Heavy Earth moving Machinery which are with the permissible limits. No personnel directly affected including the operators of the machines. There is no sound pollution, in the nearby village which is more than tKm. away from the quarry. /-~- different period of time is given below: Duration per day Sound level dBA (Hrs) 16 80 8 85 4 90 2 95 1 100 V2 105 | 110 1/8 115 V,. - Vibration levels No Vibration levels hence there is no Drilling and Blasting Socio-economics The inhabitancies of the surrounding villages are mainly agriculture. Mining is on small scale, The impact shall be positive. Nearly 24 number of people will get emplcyment directly and equivalent number of persons shall be^employeo mdirqcsff^gf'ipldijg^ on O" q ©f r 17 <0 * of mineral and other allied activities. Therefore, about 50 numbers of families can have sustenance. The 4uarrying activity also helps in improving the quality of life by improved transport and communications and purchasing power. The State Govt. And Central Govt. Will also earn revenue, which can flo v back to improve the facilities of neighboring locality. The much-neeaed foreign exchange is also earned as some quantity is exported. Hence there will not be much impact on Socio-Tconomics of the local inhabitant. X) Environment management Temporary utilization of top soil Tue Laterite soil is also utilized in the cement industries, hence the storage and preservation of soil is not required. Year-wise proposal for reclamation of land affected by mining activities in first/subsequent five years No reclamation is proposed in this five years period because, the mining will be continued further depths below first five year workings. In case of abandoned quarries/pits, proposal for uses reservoir, size, water holding capacity and its utilization Not Applicable Programme for afforestation > ear-wise for tne first years indication the No. of plants with name of Species to be afforested with extent of area. Abwut 50') M area will be planted during first five years on southern side of the area in buffer zone. In every year about 200m. length and 7.5m. width of the area will be planted with 20 plants like Teak &lNeem at ..m. gnJ interval. Year wise plantation area is shown in plate-4 &4A. Year Name of No. of Area Area Survival Flam sps. Plants Spacing Covered % Ha Neem, 20 3m x 3m 0.03 70 Tamarind, 2016-17 Palm, Mango Neem, 20 3m x 3m 0.03 70 Tamarind, 2017-18 Palm, Mango C Neem, 20 3m x 3m 0.03 70 Tamarind, 2018-19 Palm, Man?o Neem, 20 3m x 3m 0.03 70 Tamarind, 2019-20 Palm, Mango Neem, 20 3m x 3m 0.03 70 Tamarind, 2020-21 Palm, Mango TOTAL: 100 0.15 r Stabilization and vegetation of dumps along with waste dump management year-wise. Waste dumps will be stabilized using top soil and planting grass / bushes to hold the dumps and to prevent erosion leaches. C c o* Mine 9 cy - s o ■t-* 'm ★ Measures to control erosion/seaimentation of water courses There will not be any erosion / sedimentation in the subject area because, there will not be any water discharge from mine workings. Treatment and disposal of water from mines No water will be disposed from mine. Measures for minimizing adA erse affects on water regime. No adverse effects are anticipated on water regime. There is no chance of groundwater likely to re encountered in the mine because the workings are proposed on top of the mound, at higher levels that the groundwater table. Protective measures for ground vibrations. No Blasting Measures for protecting historical monuments and for rehabilitation of human settlements likely to be Disturbed due to mining activity. No hisuorical monuments or human settlements likely to be disturbed due to mining in this area. Socio-economic benefits arising from the mining. Few labors will get employment and the State Government and Village Panchayat Avill get some royalty due to mining. Site services ror site services an ofnce, first aid and rest shed will be constructed m west side of tne subject area, where the location is shown on plate-4. Any other information; rA Mm es r^trfr- & cy ■% m Q as o o /«~s 2.0 5.0 PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSER PLAN (Under Rule 23 (B) ofMCDR 1988) INTRODUCTION No Quarry Closure is proposed in the first four /ears period oecause the quarrying will be continued to further depths and Quarry Closure could be possible only after completion of quarrying up to the proposed depths. The Quarry Closure Plan has been prepared by following guidelines approved by IBM. The main paras are common points, which are already discussed in Quarry Plan. a) Name of the Applicant M/s.PARAMESWARA MINES & MINERALS, Prop Sri. M. Niranjan, S/o M.Sadanandam, H.No. No.1-10, Rangapuram (V), Nallabelly (M), Warangal Rural (D). b) Location Discussed under Chapter - 2.0 of Quarry Plan (Page No. 3). c) Method of Quarrying Operations Quarrying will be done by Semi Mechanized Open Cast method. 5.1 Reasons for Closure The quarry operations are active; hence no closure is applicable during the plan period. Statutory Obligations The Applicant will comply with all the terms and conditions of the lease deed subiect to the provisions of mines and minerals j[Reguiation and Develo_pment_) o\ Mm 63 <5> Q 2 <0 (7 H/ arafwi act 195/ ana rules maae there unaer and also rules made form "K' prescribea under mineral concession Rules 1960. Explosives License No blasting will be carried out in the Quarry. Closure Plan Preparation Name & Address of Applicant M/s.PARAMESWARA MINES & MINERALS, Prop Sn. M. Niranjan, S/o M.bauanandam, H.No. No.l-10,Rangapuram (V),Nallabelly (M), Warangal Rural (D). Mines Office: Laterite Quarry, Over an extent of 7.42 Ha, Sy. No. 3110, 3109, 3103,3089,3091, 3087, & 3088 of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulug Mandal,Jayashankar Bhupalpally , T.S. Name & Address of RQP Discussed under Chapter - 1.7 of Quarry Plan (Page No. 2). MINE DESCRIPTION Geology: Discussed under Chapter - 3.3. Reserve: Discussed under Chapter - 3.4. Mining Method: The details of mining are discussed under Chapter - 3.5, MINERAL BENF1CIATION : No Beneficiation is necessary. Review of implementation of mining plan / scheme of mining including five years progressive closure plan up to the final closure of quarry. No Mining plan/Quarry Plan was approved earlier. The Present document is for assessment of the quarry activity, Reserve Estimation, Proposed Method of mining, Environment Management Plan including Reclamation and Rehabilitation 5.5 CLOSURE PlAN Mined-out Land: During this next five years the quarry workings will occupy an area of 28 230 sq.m to a depth of 8.0 mts. In these five years there is no proposal for reclamation of the pit. The Laterite is also available huge depth of the same pit of this five years will be used for next five-year workings. After completion of the Laterite, the pit will be proposed for reclamation at the end of the quarry. Additional area Mined out Mined out proposed for Backfilling & Afforestation area at the area at the Total rear Pit No. working in end beginning Area (Ha) in the year the year of the year (Ha) (Ha) (Ha) (Ha) 51 I 1 " 0.5130 - 0.5130 2nd 2 - 0.5544 - 0.5544 rd 3 3 - 0.5502 - 0.5502 tn 4 4 ~ 0.5850 - 0.5850 5 5 0.6204 - 0.6204 " Water Quality Management Quality of the ground water is potable. However the quarrying activity does not show any impact on the quality of the ground water in the vicinity of the qyarry lease area, however providing silting pits and soak away pits can solve the problem if any. Air Quality Management At present the air in this area is fresh and unpolluted because the area is away from industries and villages. Due to mining the air will not be get polluted slightly at the time of mining and at the time of over burden removal The air pollution will be controlled within the ambient air quality standards (24 hours) i.e. SC2 = POucj/m3^ NO^= 80uq/m3 36Uug/nrr, Respirabie Particulate Matter (size clOum) (RPM) = 120u Mine s?: Q Q CO o wen. A. <0 C0-5ug/nr and Pb=i.5ug/rTr by water spraying on the quarry roads at regular interval, and providing dust collectors at drilling site. Waste Management No waste is anticipated from this Stone & Metal applied quarry. Top Soil Management No top soil generation and hence does not arise. Tailing Dam Management Not applicable. Infrastructure Rest Shelter Water Facilities : Make shift water storage tank with adequate capacity cater to the requirement for workers, Lighting Arrangement : Working is proposed in the day light hours only. Disposal of Mining Machinery Not applicable. Safety & Security Applicant will Construct Barbed wire Fence / Rubble wall around the quarry lease applied area for preventing the animals and humans in to the quarry pit. Disaster Management and risk Assessment To mitigate the emergency, planning is the first & four most 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 I the event of emergency without any delay and confusion. Proper bench design in quarries and observing safety measures for transportation, storage, bandliag of explosives S fuels, etc, aotitL.roaintenance of vehicieb, roads, and fire prevention measures shall go in preventing disaster / accidents. ^uanving shall be carried out as per MMR 1961 & Rules and regulations applicable the project in charge is having a mobile communication for quick intimation of information if need arises. The Applicant 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 Circulars. The quarry is located at 5.0 Km from Mallampally town having good transport and communication systems. he quarry is having good communication like telephone & mobile facility. In case of any minor / major accidents within the quarry, the same will be communicated to the Agent by the Mines Manager and intern he will inform to the Revenue Authorities, Police, Fire Department, DGMS etc for action. A vehicle is kept all the time at the quarry site for conveyance. At quarry level first aid will provide and person shall be shifted to nearby hospital at Mallampally which is having all basic amenities. Care & Maintenance during temporary Discontinuance There are no proposals to discontinue the operations even temporarily since it is yet to commence the quarry operations. During unforeseen circumstances, the essential staff shall be deployed suitably till the situations are changed. In case of any temporary discontinuation of quarrying operation due to any unforeseen circumstances, proper care of quany, mining machinery and personnel would become imperative and will be taken care. Economic Repercussions of Closure of Mine and Man Power retrenchments Not applicable as the quarry is active. Time Scheduling for Abandonment As the quarrying in the lease hold is active proposal of abanaonment is proposea in next 5 years period. The time schedule is for abandonment S.N Accivicy 2 3 4 5 6 7 R 9 1 o. 10 1 Re-handllng of waste dumps for back filling Nil the pits 2. Stabilization of dumps Nil Plantation 3. on dumps Nil Constructio n of barbet 4. wire fence around the 80,000 quarry pits FINANCIAL ASSURANCE The financial assurance to the State Govt. authority will oe given depending on the area utilized in quarry lease for different activities. In next 5 years, it is not proposed any reclamation in mined out area, as the quarrying will be in progress. However, the area used for quarrying, etc., will be taken into account for fixing assurance amount under Progressive Quarry Closure Plan. TABLE INDICATING THE BREAKUf OF AREAS IN THE MINING LEASE FOR CALCULATION OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE Area Area put Additional considered on use Net area requirement Total as fully at the considered S.No. Head during the reclaimed start of (in for plan period and olan Ha.) calculation (in Ha.) rehabilitated (in Ha.) (in Ha.) (in Ha.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Area under 1 Nil 2.823 2.823 - 2.823 quarrying Storage for Top 2 Nil Nil Nil - - Soil Overburden / 3 Nil Nil Nil - Nil Dump 4 Mineral Storage Nil - - - - Infrastructure (Workshop, 5 Nil 0.057 0.057 - 0.057 Administrative Building etc.,) 6 Roads Nil - - 0 - 7 Railways Nil N.A. N.A. ~ N.A. Green Belt (Buffer 8 - 0.15 0.15 - 0.15 Zone) 9 Tailing Pond Nil N.A. N.A. N.A. Effluent Treatment 10 Nil N.A. N.A. - N.A. Plant Mineral Separation 11 Plant (Crusher & - Nil - - - Pulverising Unit) 12 Township Area Nil N.A. N.A. N.A. 13 Others Nil " - - ■ C = A B D E = (C-D) GRAND TOTAL (A+B) 3.03 3.03 3.03 Calculation of Financial Assurance The financial assurance shall be submitted to the Officer authorized by the State Govt. at the rate of Rs. 25,000/- per hector or minimum Rs. 200000/- (whichever is higher). Financial assurance in the form of bank guarantee for r- Rs.200000/- shall be submitted after scrutiny of quarry plan by DDMG, Warangal and before the execution of the quarry lease deed to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Jayashankar Bhupalpally. 's--*><•' Q % 4 c '■rS Q CO 2^ o 2.8 u y- & this Qaarryn Plw' Fsa&l _ I-^ttotheConditior ^ t^'ry P'^n I Fens ..;;Jias4-St£ CERTIFICATE L It is certified that the above mentioned actions have been taken in quarry < lOsure plan. It is also certified that the said closure plan complies all statutory rules, regulations, orders made by the Center or State Government, Statutory organization, court etc. have been taken into consideration and wherever any specific permission is required, the Applicant will approach the concerned authorities. All the measures proposed in this closure plan will be implemented in a time buund manner as proposed. Paramcshwara Mines & Minerals Signature of the RQP SCRUTINIZED C-y. Dfroctor o 2-9 r GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA DEPARTMENT OF MINES & GEOLOGY::HYDERABAD NOTICE No. 16035/Rl-1/2016 Dated:?.1.2017 Sub:- MINES AND QUARRIES - Quarry Lease for Laterite over an extent of Ac 18.14 gts (or) 7.42 Ha in Sy.Nos.3087, 3088/1, 3089/1, 3091, 3103, 3103/1, 3109 & 311 of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpalli District filed by M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals rep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan Mining Plan - Called for- Regarding. Ref:- 1.- Mining Lease application dt.21.05.2016 filed M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals fep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan. 2. ADM&G, Warangal Lr.No.4112/M/2016, dt.7.10.2016. 3. G.O.M's No; 15 from Ind & CorrL (M.I) Dept., Dt, 16.03.2016 M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals rep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan nea an application for grant of Mining Lease for Laterite over an extent of Ac 18.14 gts (or) 7.42 Ha in Sy.Nos.3087, 3088/1, 3089/1, 3091, 3103, 3103/1, 3109 &. 311 of Ramachdndrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpalli District filed by M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals rep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan. The said Quarry Lease application was received by the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, (erstwhile) Warangal on 21.05.2016. Through the reference 2nd cited, the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology,(erstwhile) Warangal submitted Proposals recommending Mining Lease for Laterite over an extent of Ac 18.14 gts (or) 7.42 Ha in Sy.Nos.3087, 3088/1, 3089/1, 3091, 3103, 3103/1, 3109 & 311 of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpalli District filed by M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals rep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan. Through the reference 3rd cited, the Government delegated powers to the Director of Mines &. Geology for regulation of (31) Minerals in accordance with Andhra Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession (Telangana adaptation Rules) 1966 After examination of the proposals of the Assistant Director of Mines and kBeology, (erstwhile) Warangal in principle, it is decided to consider quarrying for Laterite over an extent of Ac 18,14 gts (or) 7.42 Ha in Sy.Nos.3087, 3088/1, 3089/1, 3091, 3103, 3103/1, 3109 & 311 of Ramachandrapuram Village, Mulugu Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpalli District filed by M/s Parameswara Mines and Minerals rep by its Prop Sri M.Niranjan for a period of (20) years, subject to submission of Mining Plan approved by this office duly authorized by Director within a period of (6) months from the date of issue of this notice as per Rule 12(5) (c) & and Rule 12 (5)(f> :of APMMC Rules, 1966 alongwith Consent for Establishment from T.S Pollution Control Board 8t Environmental Clearance from Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change as per Environmental Impact Assessment Notification through S.O.153; 14.09.2006 read with S.0.141fE), dated 15.01.2016. // V CV The approved mining plan shall also reflect /they rrt s O. restrictions to be adopted by the applicant, whil&^-ij ' operations after grant of Quarry Lease in case of existefrek heritage structures, railway line, roads, water bodies sucfBa et falling within the stipulated distances as per the Vu/sir, Q prescribed under Mines & Metalliferrous Regulations, permission from the Department of Mines Safety, G 'ocked up mineral deposit.. i '""■ .- „.. . .ga.^agmnaKt^wjnKiy -*- ■• " ■' ■C.Ojg!• •«:jb.hoi'oiory - 5 Ssr-■ tiI seat)ng 15?'i|||.iion 7-2-C14, Inoustrial Estate, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad - 500 018(A.R) .f.?V^ Tel/Fax : 040 - 23811535 / 27634891 / 27610663 Uri : www.bhaoavothianolobs.conn sli '1 Name & Address of the Customer Test Report No.: BALL/12-13/01/ITD - 2510/5 pii M/s. PARAMESHWARA MINES & MINERALS, Issue Date : 19.12.2012 ! H. No, 1-10, V-Rangapuram, M-Nallabelly, D-Warangal. Your Ref : Nil Date : Nil Sample Particulars: Laterite - Sample 5 Qt>' : i Kg. Date of Registration : 10.12.2012 Method of test : IBM Date ol commencement of testing : 10.12.2012 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 11.12.2012 Sample condition at receipt ; 18,12.2012 Sample tested as received Samplui^ Method; bample collected and submittea by the customer Page; 1 of 1 Test /Results 'sP|i ; Results obtained M0±m SI. No Test parameters Unit ofmeasureinent 1. Loss on ignition 12.74 - 2. Siiica-as.SiO.j-...... 22.98 ■ / AV' Iron as FeaOj, % by mass ' ; 41-.is 111! ; 4; Alumina as A.I2O3 "i-;-: 20.50 - , WV I , Ife.; illashunvas.TiOz L . : ■ - 2M. 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