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Executive Summary Proponent Consultant EXECUTIVE SUMMARY DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT OF ROUGH STONE QUARRY (As per EIA Notification, 2006 dated 14.09.2006 and amendments) Category: B1 Extent : 3.50.0 Ha S. F. Nos. : 886 & 887 (P) Village : Achettipalli Taluk : Hosur District : Krishnagiri PROPONENT Tvl. Srinivasa & Co Partner, M.S.Srinivasa, S. Madhahalli Village, Pitrakope, Bengaloru CONSULTANT AADHI BOOMI MINING & ENVIRO TECH (P) LTD (QCI/NABET Accredited EIA Organization) 3/216, K.S.V nagar Narasothipatti, Alagapuram (po), Salem – 636004 Website: www.abmenvirotec.com Email: [email protected], [email protected] Mob: 9842729655 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District Executive Summary Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, of Rough stone quarry over an extent of 3.50.0 hectare in S.F. No: 886 & 887 (P) is located in Achettipalli Village, Hosur Taluk, Krishnagiri District. The area is marked in the survey of India Toposheet No.57 H/14. The area lies between northern latitude of 12°39'7.27” to 12°39'15.61”N and eastern longitude from 77°48'46.66" to 77°48'56.60”E. The mining plan was approved in favor of Tvl. Srinivasa & Co vide Roc.no.219/2019/Mines, dated 05.07.2020. As per the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification dated 14th September 2006, the project falls under 1(a) Mining of minerals, Category – B1 (Cluster) in view of lease area >5 and <100 Ha. In view of the above the proponent submitted the application to SEIAA/SEAC on 04.11.2019. The proposal has been placed in 149th STATE APPRAISAL COMMITTEE MEETING on 14.03.2020 and granted Terms of Reference vide Lr. No. SEIAA- TN/F. No.7233/SEAC/TOR-710/2020 dated 02.06.2020. 1.1 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT The proposal for Environmental Clearance of Rough stone mine of Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co requires EIA report as per Terms of Reference vide Lr. No. SEIAA-TN/F. No.7233/SEAC/TOR-710/2020 dated 02.06.2020. 1.2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Table No 1. 1 Project Details Project Details Proponent Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co Total Mine Lease Area 3.50.0 Hectares (Poramboke land) Consultant: Aadhi Boomi Mining & Enviro Tech (P) Ltd, Salem, Tamil Nadu DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District Survey No. 886 & 887 (P) Site Location Achettipalli Village, Hosur Taluk, Krishnagiri District Geographical Co- Latitude from 12°39'7.27” to 12°39'15.61”N ordinates Longitude from 77°48'46.66" to 77°48'56.60”E Toposheet No. 57H/ 14 Elevation 880m-900m above MSL Accessibility Nearest Habitation Sudalam – 860m N Nearest Town Hosur-3.1km-North Nearest Roadway SH-85- Attibele - Rayakottai Road-3 km- NE SH-17A- Mathigiri Road-3.23 km-W Mugalur MDR – 3.8 km - SW Nearest Railway station Kelamangalam Railway station-6.8 km-SE Nearest Airport Bangalore-Airport 61.4 km –North West Environmental Sensitiveness Interstate Boundary Karnataka-Tamil Nadu Interstate Boundary – 7.56 km – NW Coastal Zone Bay of Bengal–233 km -SE Reserve Forest Sanamavu R.F-9.6 km-E Udedurgam R.F – 14.6 km-SE Wildlife sanctuary No wildlife sanctuary is located within 10km radius. Hence the area does not attract the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 and C.R.Z. Notification, 1991. Water bodies Karukondapalli Lake- E-5.2 km Bairamangalam lake – E - 5.3 km Vasakere lake- S W-3.5km Mathigiri Lake – N – 5 km Lake-N-6.5 km near to Gokul Nagar, Hosur Theppakulam-N-8.17 km Therpet Lake-N-8.32 km Rama Naiken Lake-N-8.45 km Consultant: Aadhi Boomi Mining & Enviro Tech (P) Ltd, Salem, Tamil Nadu DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District Ponnaiyar River-NE-8.0 km Karapalli Lake-NE-6.8 km Greenfields Lake-NE-7.64 km Tippalao Lake-NE-8.2 km Bathlapalli lake-NE-8.61 km Kumedhapalli Lake – NE – 9.47 km Dharga Lake – N – 9.2 km Kothur lake-NW-8.40 km Chinnar River-S-8 km DevaganaPalli lake- SW-2.1 km Donna Munisamy lake – SW- 5.5 km Kabanka Lake-SW- 5.21 km Namma Uru Lake-SW-6.17 km Bynakanahalli Lake-SW-6.38 km Mathukur Lake-SW-7.04 km Habitations Achettipalli -2.67 km –NE -3066 Population Nagondapalli -3.45 km –W -2929 Population Hosapuram -4.24 km –S -3561 Population Bairamangalam -4.89 km –E -4932 Population Defense Installations Nil within 10 km radius Quarries around 500m Four Existing Quarries (12.71Ha) and One proposed (Tvl. radius (AD letter Srinivasa & Co – 3.50.0 Ha) are found around 500m radius furnished) AD Letter. No: Roc.No.219/2019/Mines dated 12.10.2019 Seismic Zone Zone-III, Low damage risk zone as per BMTPC, Vulnerability atlas Seismic zone of India IS: 1893-2002 Mining Details Method of Mining Open Cast – Semi Mechanized Mining Method Hydraulic excavators and Compressed operated jack hammers were used for breaking the rocks. Close spaced drilling of 0.6m was adapted along a straight line and changed with low explosive to avoid feather cracks. Geological resources 632936 m3 Mineable reserves 543838 m3 of Rough stone Consultant: Aadhi Boomi Mining & Enviro Tech (P) Ltd, Salem, Tamil Nadu DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District Production 80410 m3 / annum of Rough stone Topsoil 26912 m3 Rough Stone Rejects (5%) 21161 m3 and Waste (Weathered Rock) is 26912 m3 and Waste Depth of Mining 56m bgl Water Table 40m bgl Overall Pit Slope 45° Period of Lease 10 Years for Rough Stone Project Cost Rs 1 Crore 57.5 lakhs EMP Cost Rs 4.00 Lakhs 1.3 Description of the environment 1.3.1 Base line environmental study Collection of base line data is an integral part of the preparation of environmental impact assessment reports. The baseline monitoring study has been carried out during December 1st 2019 – February 29th 2020 to assess the existing environmental scenario in the area. For the purpose of EIA studies, mine lease area was considered as the core zone and area outside the mine lease boundary up to 10km radius from the lease boundary was considered as buffer zone. Table No 1.2 Baseline Data Particulars Details Standards Meteorology (October 1st –December 31st, 2019) Rainfall (Avg.) 12.1 mm -- Temperature (Avg.) 23-34°C -- Wind speed 2.5 m/s -- Wind Direction From ENE and ESE directions Ambient Air Quality (NAAQS) 3 PM10 27-68 μg/m3 100 μg/m PM2.5 19-39 μg/m3 60 μg/m3 3 SO2 2-4 μg/m3 80 μg/m Consultant: Aadhi Boomi Mining & Enviro Tech (P) Ltd, Salem, Tamil Nadu DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District 3 3 NOx 3-91 μg /m 80 μg/m Noise Level (CPCB Standards) Day time Core zone – 40.2-43.2 dB (A) Industrial Area (6:00 am - 10:00 Buffer zone – 40.5- 48.7 dB(A) Day Time - 75 dB (A) pm) Residential Area Day Time – 55 dB A) Night time (10:00 Core zone - 30.9 – 34.5 dB (A) Industrial Area pm - 06:00 am) Buffer zone – 37.1-41.7 dB(A) Night Time – 70 dB(A) Residential Area Night Time – 45 dB (A) Water Quality IS 10500:2012 (Desirable limits) pH 7.65 – 7.78 6.5 to 8.5 TDS 386 - 660 mg/l 500 mg/l Total Hardness as 106-308 mg/l 200 mg/l CaCO3 Soil Quality pH 7.18-7.29 Neutral to slightly alkaline Bulk density 1.18-1.26 g/cc Favorable physical condition for plant growth. Hydro Geology Depth of Mining 37m Quarrying activity 3m to 5m above Water Table 40-42m bgl ground water table 1.4 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES 1.4.1 Air Environment The air borne particulate matter is the main air pollutant by opencast mining. The mining operation will be carried out by adopting semi–mechanized methods which involves Jack Hammer drilling and blasting, excavation, loading and transportation. AERMOD - Model AERMOD was used for prediction of impact of PM10 during conditions i) Consultant: Aadhi Boomi Mining & Enviro Tech (P) Ltd, Salem, Tamil Nadu DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT. Proponent: Thiru. Tvl. Srinivasa & Co, Rough Stone Quarry, Krishnagiri District Loading/unloading and transportation of Rough stone by trucks on Haul roads ii) Drilling iii) Blasting by using area source model to predict GLC of PM10 during these conditions. Total predicted 24-h maximum GLC of PM10 at project site for scenario 1 i.e. loading- unloading, transportation and scenario 2 i.e. Drilling was 82/m3 and 88 µg/m3 respectively occurred at the project site after superposition of base-line value 59 µg/m3 over the incremental GLC 23 µg/m3and 29 µg/m3 respectively due to combined impact of loading, unloading, and transportation over the haul road and due to drilling. Total predicted 24-h maximum GLC of PM10 at project site due to blasting was 68 after superposition of base- line value 59µg/m3 over the incremental GLC 9 µg/m3 due to blasting. Meteorological data under worst case scenario providing 24-h maximum average GLC was discussed above and Easterly were dominant. 1.4.2 Noise Environment Noise pollution poses a major health risk to the quarry workers. The sources of noise in the existing open cast quarrying project observed include Drilling, Blasting, Loading, Operation of HEMM and Vehicular Movements.
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