1.0 Introduction

Ramanagara District was carved out of Bangalore Rural district in 10th September 2007 with Channapatna, Kanakapura, Magadi and Ramanagara taluks. Ramanagara is approximately 50 km southwest of Bangalore. Ramanagara is also famous for some of the world's oldest granite outcrops. The Closepet granites are the major geological feature of the district. Ramanagara district is located in the southeastern part of Karnataka state between the north latitude 12°24' and 13°09' and East longitude 77°06' and 77°34'. The district is bounded by Tumkur and Bangalore Rural districts in the north, by Mandya district on the west, Chamarajanagar district on the south and on east by Bangalore Urban district and Tamilnadu state.

1.1 Administrative Setup and Accessibility

The district covers an area of 3576 sq km. The district is divided into four taluks namely Channapatna, Kanakapura, Magadi and Ramanagara. There are18 hoblies, 130 gram panchayats, 4 towns /urban agglomerations, 2 Municipalities and 823 villages. Out of 823 villages 770 are inhabited and remaining 53 are uninhabited villages. Ramanagara district is well served by road, railway and airways. The National Highways-NH-209 &206 are passing through the district. The interior villages are well connected by metal roads. The railway line connecting Bangalore, Mysore and Hassan passes through the district. The Bangalore international airport is located in this district. Map showing location, administrative divisions, roads etc is given in fig 1.

1.2 Population As per 2011 census, the total population in the district is 10,82,739 persons which is 1.77% of Karnataka population, with a density of 303 persons/sq.km. The percentage decadal growth rate is 5.06% (2001-2011).The rural and urban population constitutes 75.31% and 24.69%respectively.The sex ratio is 976 and the literates constitute 69.20% of total population.

1.3 Drainage The entire area of Ramanagara district is part of the Cauvery basin. The major tributaries of the Cauvery river draining the district are Arkavathi and Shimsha rivers. The Arkavathi basin is primarily comprised of four watersheds viz 4B3B5,6,7 and 8 and Shimsha river comprised of three watersheds 4B3C1,2 and 5. The rivers and streams originate from small watersheds and empty into number of tanks scattered in the district. The drainage pattern in the area can be described as semi dendritic to dendritic. Drainage map of the district is given in fig 2.

1.4 Land use During the year 2009-10, the forests cover 69946 ha which is 19.65%of the total area. The land not available for cultivation and other uncultivated land covers 50564 ha and 29790 ha respectively which constitute 14.2% and 8.37% of the total area respectively. Fallow land covers 36409 ha which is 10.22% of the total area. The net sown area is 169203 ha, which is 47.54% of the total area. Area sown more than once is 6336 ha.

1.5 Cropping pattern Agricultural activity is mainly confined to the traditional kharif season depending on the monsoon rainfall and rabi cultivation is restricted to localized patches where irrigation facilities are available. During the year 2010-11, the major crops grown are Ragi(73474 ha), Mulbery(10123ha),paddy(8473ha),Horsegram(8288ha),Groundnut(4250ha),maize(1725 ha),Sugarcane (1171 ha) and Fruits(20888 ha).

The year may broadly be classified into four seasons. The dry season is from January to February, followed by hot weather from March to May. The SW monsoon season is from June to September and the NE monsoon period from October to December.

2.1 Rainfall The amount of rainfall is being measured from rain guage stations located in the district. A study of the rainfall data from 2001 t0 2010 from various rain gauge stations has shown that the amount of rainfall is relatively uniform through out the district. The normal rainfall of the district is 854mm and varies from 822 mm at Kanakapura to 868 mm at Magadi. December to March represents very low rainfall months. The rainfall occurs in nearly 49 rainy days. The pre monsoon period has a normal of 345mm (35%),SW monsoon period has 363 mm (37%) and the NE monsoon period receive 263mm (27%) rainfall. It is observed that there is not much variation in the distribution of rainfall during pre monsoon, SW monsoon and NE monsoon periods. During the year 2011, the district received an average rainfall of 970mm.However it varies from a lowest 800 mm at Kanakapura to a highest 1130 mm at Magadi station.

2.2 Temperature The temperatures starts rising from January to peak in April, the hottest month with a Maximum temperature of 340 C. Thereafter it declines during the monsoon period. December is the coldest month with the temperature dipping down to 160 C.

CLIMATE GRAPH // WEATHER BY MONTH RAMANAGARA

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE RAMANAGARA

RAMANAGARA WEATHER BY MONTH // WEATHER AVERAGES

January February March April May June July August September October November December Avg. Temperature 22.5 24.7 27.2 28.8 28.1 25.8 24.6 24.7 24.8 24.7 23.3 22.2 (°C) Min. Temperature 16.2 17.7 20.1 22.3 22.1 21 20.4 20.4 20.1 20.1 18.4 16.6 (°C) Max. Temperature 28.9 31.8 34.4 35.3 34.2 30.6 28.9 29.1 29.6 29.3 28.3 27.8 (°C) Avg. Temperature 72.5 76.5 81.0 83.8 82.6 78.4 76.3 76.5 76.6 76.5 73.9 72.0 (°F) Min. Temperature 61.2 63.9 68.2 72.1 71.8 69.8 68.7 68.7 68.2 68.2 65.1 61.9 (°F) Max. Temperature 84.0 89.2 93.9 95.5 93.6 87.1 84.0 84.4 85.3 84.7 82.9 82.0 (°F) Precipitation / 1 3 5 42 120 63 84 92 153 173 50 14 Rainfall (mm)

2.3 Humidity The humidity is lowest during the dry season and highest during the monsoon period.

2.4 Wind speed The winds are predominantly south westerly during the summer monsoon and northeasterly during the winter monsoon.

2.5 Evapotranspiration The annual potential Evapotranspiration is 1531 mm with monthly rates more than 100mm throughout the year and the maximum is 166 mm in the month of March.

3.0 Geomorphology and Soils Geomorphologically the Ramanagara district can be divided into rocky upland, plateau and flat topped hills at an elevation of about 900 m amsl. The district with major part sloping towards south and south east forming pediplain interspersed with hills all along the western part with the elevation in the range of 996 m and 1467 m amsl mostly in the granitic terrain. The pediplain form major part of the district underlain by gneisses and granites with the highest pediplain in the range of 850 m to 950 m amsl. Rocky upland pediplain and plateau constitute erosional topography. Major part of pediplain constitutes low relief area having matured dissected rolling topography with erosional landscape covered by layers of red soil of varied thickness. Major parts of the pediplain are dissected by streamlets flowing in southerly direction. An alluvial valley with low relief of 600 – 650 m is located in Kanva plain. A major part of the district is occupied by red sandy soil (60%), and the remaining by red loamy soil. Red sandy soil mainly occurs in Channapatna, Kanakapura and Ramanagara taluks in undulating land slopes. These soils are derived from acidic rocks, granites and granitic gneiss. These soils occur on gently sloping pediplain. They are dark brown colour with loam to sandy loam composition on the surface and sandy clay loam to clayey soils in the sub surface horizons. They are neutral to alkaline in nature. Red loamy soils generally occur on hilly to undulating land slope on granite and granite gneisses. It is mainly covered in Magadi taluk and parts of Channapatna and Kanakapura taluks.

4.0 Ground water Scenario 4.1 Geology The district comprise rocks belong to Charnokite group, Sargur group, Peninsular gneissic complex (PGC), Closepet granite, and basic and younger intrusives. Charnokite group is represented by Charnokite. Sargur group comprises ultra mafic rocks, amphibolite, banded magnetite quartzite, occurring as small bands, and lenses within the migmatite and gneisses. The PGC includes granites, gneisses and migmatite and occur to the east and west of Closepet granite. Transformation of PGC into Charnokite is reported locally in the district. The Closepet granite occurs as intrusive bodies trending nearly N-S within the gneisses over a distance of 50km and with a width of 15-20km. The Closepet granite contains enclaves of migmatite, gneisses, quartzite and amphibolites and is reported to be of variable composition. The basic intrusives are represented by dolerite, gabbro, occasionally Norite and pyroxenite. The dolerite is dominant among the basic dykes. There are three major lineaments in the district trending NNW-SSE direction. These lineaments range in length from 45 km to 70 km. Interpretation of this data revealed the presence of deep seated fault tending NNW- SSE, which cuts across the Closepet granites.

STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk : Kanakapura, District: Ramanagara GPS Co-ordinates Survey Execution DATUM WGS-84 Sl. Name of the Lesee & Name of the No. & Village & Extent QL No. Date & Expiry Date GRID-Lat/Lon hddd'mm'ss.s'' No Address Mineral Land (in Acre) Period Station Status Latitude Longitude Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SPECIFIED MINERALS

A N12 27 48.5 E77 21 25.4 B N12 27 57.3 E77 21 17.8 R C India C N12 27 46.5 E77 21 23.0 No. 179, Ist Floor, 4th Main, 53 Achalu 12.10.09 1 281 Multi Colour 11.10.2019 D N12 27 54.6 E77 21 14.5 6th Cross, Chamarajpet, Gomala 12.00 10 Years E N12 27 47.9 E77 21 20.1 Bangalore-18. F N12 27 48.3 E77 21 20.5 G N12 27 49.2 E77 21 18.7 A N12 25 21.8 E77 26 00.0 M/s Evershine Monuments 298 B N12 25 32.4 E77 25 59.6 Nallahally 28.04.00 2 313 No.15, Vital malya Road, Multi Colour (217) 27.04.2020 C N12 25 32.7 E77 26 06.4 20.00 20 Years Bangalore-1 Gomala D N12 25 30.6 E77 26 08.5 E N12 25 22.4 E77 26 08.0

K G Paravathi A N12 28 48.5 E77 27 02.4 No. 31/2, 3rd Cross, 42 Nidgallu 24.01.05 B N12 28 45.4 E77 27 02.4 3 692 Multi Colour 23.01.2025 Shankarapuram Road, Gomala 2.00 20 Years C N12 28 45.9 E77 26 59.7 Bangalore-4 D N12 28 49.2 E77 26 59.7

Shivashakathi Enterpirse A N12 22 17.4 E77 28 48.5 Krishna Nilaya 201 I Floor 167 Kotekoppa 30.01.04 B N12 22 14.2 E77 28 48.7 4 627 Multi Colour 29.01.2024 68th Croos 5 th Block Gomala 5.00 20 Years C N12 22 14.0 E77 28 41.7 Rajajinagar Banalore 10 D N12 22 17.1 E77 28 41.7 A N12 22 21.9 E77 28 45.5 Shivashakathi Enterpirse B N12 22 17.6 E77 28 47.9 Krishna Nilaya 201 I Floor 167 Kotekoppa 30.01.04 5 628 Multi Colour 29.01.2024 C N12 22 17.4 E77 28 42.2 68th Croos 5 th Block Gomala 4.20 20 Years D N12 22 20.2 E77 28 42.4 Rajajinagar Banalore 10 E N12 22 21.7 E77 28 43.4

A N12 24 16.8 E77 32 52.8 B N12 24 15.0 E77 32 52.8 C N12 24 15.0 E77 32 51.3 G Dayanand D N12 24 13.2 E77 32 51.6 91 Anakadbur 15.11.03 6 609 69/G 2nd Block Rajajinagar Multi Colour 14.11.2023 E N12 24 13.4 E77 32 50.5 Gomala 3.00 20 Years Banglaroe 10 F N12 24 16.3 E77 32 46.8 G N12 24 17.5 E77 32 47.1 H N12 24 17.5 E77 32 48.9 I N12 24 16.0 E77 32 50.9

A N12 22 22.7 E77 28 30.1 B N12 22 21.7 E77 28 28.9 AC Shivalinge Gowda 67 Dodkoppa 19.12.07 C N12 22 22.0 E77 28 27.1 7 793 No.962, 24th Main, 4th T Multi Colour Revenue 18.12.2027 2.00 20 Years D N12 22 22.5 E77 28 26.8 Block, Jayanagar, Blore-41. Kharab E N12 22 24.9 E77 28 28.3 F N12 22 25.7 E77 28 30.7

A N12 28 09.0 E77 26 26.9 B N12 28 09.1 E77 26 28.5 M.K.Prasad C N12 28 08.5 E77 26 28.5 51 Nidgallu 20.05.00 8 331 No.423, 19th crs, 1&3 rd Multi Colour 19.05.2020 D N12 28 03.1 E77 26 30.6 Gomala 2.10 20 Years Blk, Jayanagara Blore -11. E N12 28 04.4 E77 26 28.2 F N12 28 05.8 E77 26 27.3 G N12 28 07.7 E77 26 27.4

A N12 28 05.1 E77 21 14.3 Smt Geetha.P B N12 28 02.9 E77 21 12.8 68 & No.3, 7th Crs, Rajeev gandhi Achalu 06.6.09 C N12 28 03.3 E77 21 12.2 9 825 Multi Colour 53 05.06.2019 Road, JP Nagar Post, 4.00 10 Years D N12 28 04.4 E77 21 13.0 Gomala Bangalore. E N12 28 09.2 E77 21 05.2 F N12 28 10.8 E77 21 06.2 A N12 30 44.6 E77 21 07.3 Sri Murugan Granites B N12 30 42.5 E77 21 06.1 No.26, Avalahalli, 80ft road, 94 Gerahalli 24.08.11 C N12 30 43.1 E77 21 02.3 10 857 Multi Colour 23.08.2021 J.P.Nagara 2nd phase Gomala 2.00 10 Years D N12 30 45.2 E77 21 03.0 Bangalore E N12 30 44.1 E77 21 04.0 F N12 30 45.1 E77 21 04.0 A N12 30 45.0 E77 21 21.3 Sri Murugan Granites B N12 30 46.6 E77 21 21.3 No.26, Avalahalli, 80ft road, 94 Gerahalli 24.08.11 11 858 Multi Colour 23.08.2021 C N12 30 47.6 E77 21 21.6 J.P.Nagara 2nd phase Gomala 3.00 10 Years D N12 30 45.4 E77 21 26.7 Bangalore E N12 30 43.0 E77 21 25.6

A N12 28 43.4 E77 26 59.9 K C Ramamurthy 42 Nidgal 31.08.02 B N12 28 43.4 E77 26 58.0 12 539 A.V.R. Road, Kanakapura Multi Colour 30.08.2022 Gomala 2.00 20 Years C N12 28 38.3 E77 26 58.0 Town. D N12 28 38.3 E77 26 59.9

Kabini Minerals P Ltd A N12 25 54.5 E77 35 58.6 No.120, hoodi Apartments, 32 Beladale 17.06.00 B N12 25 54.2 E77 35 56.0 13 344 Multi Colour 16.06.2020 Cunningham Rd, Banglore- Gomala 4.20 20 Years C N12 25 59.5 E77 35 53.7 560052 D N12 25 59.5 E77 35 58.3

A N12 25 52.7 E77 35 50.6 B N12 25 48.1 E77 35 50.2 B1 N12 25 46.8 E77 35 50.5 B2 N12 25 46.3 E77 35 49.8 Kabini Minerals P Ltd B3 N12 25 44.6 E77 35 50.1 No.120, hoodi Apartments, 32 Beladale 17.06.00 14 345 Multi Colour 16.06.2020 B4 N12 25 44.2 E77 35 50.8 Cunningham Rd, Banglore- Gomala 5.20 20 Years C N12 25 40.1 E77 35 51.6 560052 D N12 25 40.1 E77 35 50.2 E N12 25 47.7 E77 35 48.9 F N12 25 49.6 E77 35 47.6 G N12 25 52.2 E77 35 47.4

Amba Ganites (P) Ltd A N12 28 23.5 E77 27 20.5 NO.123,12th cross, 67 Kebbahally 30.08.02 B N12 28 24.0 E77 27 23.0 15 538 Multi Colour 29.08.2022 J.P.Nagara,3rd Stage, Gomala 3.00 20 Years C N12 28 20.0 E77 27 23.8 Banglore-78 D N12 28 19.3 E77 27 19.9

A N12 27 49.3 E77 21 27.1 B N12 27 53.1 E77 21 23.4 C N12 27 53.5 E77 21 22.1 D N12 27 53.9 E77 21 22.4 Prabhat Granite E N12 27 58.9 E77 21 18.1 No. 9, I3th A Cross, 53 Achalu 12.10.99 16 282 Multi Colour 11.10.2019 F N12 27 55.6 E77 21 14.0 Jayanagar, South end Circle, Gomala 4.00 20 Years G N12 27 54.9 E77 21 14.7 Bangalore-11 H N12 27 57.3 E77 21 17.8 I N12 27 48.5 E77 21 25.4 J N12 27 47.0 E77 21 23.7 K N12 27 46.8 E77 21 24.0 Manjunatha Overseas A N12 26 48.0 E77 25 37.8 Traders 695 Maralabekuppe 02.04.01 B N12 26 47.3 E77 25 33.8 17 432 No.19, 20th Main, 6th A crs, Multi Colour 01.04.2021 Gomala 4.10 20 Years C N12 26 50.2 E77 25 31.5 1st Stg, 1st Phase, BTM D N12 26 52.1 E77 25 34.5 Layout Blore-29.

Raghu A N12 23 50.4 E77 32 40.8 S/o S.Venkat ram 60 Anakadabur 22.05.01 B N12 23 51.1 E77 32 39.0 18 440 No.1717, 6th main rd, Multi Colour 21.05.2021 Gomala 2.00 20 Years C N12 23 47.0 E77 32 37.0 Hampinagar, Vijayanagar D N12 23 46.2 E77 32 38.7 Banglore-560040 A N12 22 32.8 E77 29 00.1 Ms Muneshwara Granites B N12 22 33.2 E77 28 57.2 Manjunatha Nilaya, Malagalu 198 Doddekoppa 11.12.02 19 563 Multi Colour 10.12.2022 C N12 22 34.5 E77 28 56.8 Village, Kanakapura Tq, Patta 1.35 20 Years D N12 22 37.5 E77 28 56.6 Ramanagara Dist E N12 22 34.2 E77 28 59.8

N Mohan A N12 32 55.8 E77 24 03.5 No.14, Sri Matha Coplex, 636 K K pura 07.06.02 B N12 32 54.3 E77 24 03.7 20 518 Multi Colour 06.06.2022 Mehala Beedhi, Ramanagara Gomala 1.00 20 Years C N12 32 54.5 E77 24 07.1 road, D N12 32 56.1 E77 24 06.9 M/s Matha Granite A N12 32 59.0 E77 24 04.6 No.14, Sri Matha Coplex, 636 K K Pura 2.9.99 B N12 32 58.7 E77 24 02.0 21 259 Multi Colour 01.09.2019 Mehala Beedhi, Ramanagara Gomala 1.00 20 Years C N12 33 00.2 E77 24 04.4 road, D N12 33 00.5 E77 24 02.0

A N12 28 48.8 E77 27 01.7 Mysore Minerals Ltd B N12 28 51.6 E77 27 07.6 TTMC A block 5th Floor 42 Nidgallu 23.10.02 22 545 Multi Colour 22.10.2022 C N12 29 05.0 E77 27 07.5 BMTC Building K H Road, Gomala 25.20 20 Years D N12 28 58.0 E77 27 03.0 Shanthinagar Banglore-27 E N12 29 05.8 E77 27 04.0

A N12 32 58.7 E77 24 02.7 B N12 32 55.5 E77 24 03.1 M/s Matha Granite C N12 32 55.5 E77 24 01.7 No.14, Sri Matha Coplex, 636 K K Pura 02.09.99 D N12 32 56.6 E77 24 01.4 23 262 Multi Colour 01.09.2019 Mehala Beedhi, Ramanagara Gomala 3.06 20 Years E N12 32 57.3 E77 23 58.9 road, F N12 33 00.2 E77 23 58.6 G N12 33 00.5 E77 24 02.0 H N12 32 58.7 E77 24 02.0

A N12 33 13.5 E77 24 08.7 K.Srinivas B N12 33 14.2 E77 24 11.2 84 S/o Sri. Kalegowda Thamsandra 26.4.00 C N12 33 08.2 E77 24 12.9 24 309 Multi Colour Revenue 25.04.2020 No.65, 16th main, 1st cross, 3.10 20 Years D N12 33 07.7 E77 24 11.1 Kharab HMT layout, Banglore E N12 33 11.5 E77 24 10.4 F N12 33 11.2 E77 24 09.5

A N12 23 38.4 E77 32 47.0 V.N. Anitha B N12 23 40.0 E77 32 44.7 No.1277, 1st phase,1st 60 Hanakadabur 12.5.00 C N12 23 40.0 E77 32 43.6 25 319 block, 8th crosss, Multi Colour 11.05.2020 Gomala 2.20 20 Years D N12 23 38.7 E77 32 42.6 J.P.Nagar E N12 23 35.8 E77 32 46.0 Banglore-560078 F N12 23 36.6 E77 32 46.8 Smt Girija D/o Late. A N12 21 54.1 E77 29 50.2 Mallikarjunaiah 41 Kotekoppa 24.5.00 B N12 21 52.2 E77 29 50.1 26 337 Lakshmivenkateshwara Multi Colour 23.05.2020 Gomala 2.30 20 Years C N12 21 51.7 E77 29 45.5 Nilaya, Kanaka Nursing D N12 21 55.0 E77 29 45.3 home rd, Kanakapura town, Ramanagara district M/s. Nimishamba Enterprises, C/o Shivakumar A N12 42 01.5 E77 30 26.6 A Kadujakka/ 69 Kadujaksandra 13.12.02 B N12 41 51.9 E77 30 27.9 27 566 Multi Colour 12.12.2022 sandra Village, Gomala 11.00 20 Years C N12 41 51.4 E77 30 23.2 gottigere post, Harohalli D N12 42 00.9 E77 30 21.9 hobli, Kanakapuara tq, ramanagara

M/s. Reshma Exporter, A N12 41 51.7 E77 30 27.3 Plat No.14 & 15, krishnaraju 69 Kadujaksandra 22.5.02 B N12 41 51.0 E77 30 22.7 28 515 layout, bilikhalli, Multi Colour 21.05.2022 Gomala 10.00 20 Years C N12 41 42.1 E77 30 23.6 IIA post, Bannerugatta rd, D N12 41 42.6 E77 30 28.4 banglore-560076 Sindur Exports Sri. Venkataramanaswamy, A N12 28 42.4 E77 26 59.9 K.No.353/291, 42 Nidgal 19.07.02 B N12 28 45.8 E77 26 59.9 29 529 Thamasandra, Hosakote, Multi Colour 18.07.2022 Gomala 2.00 20 Years C N12 28 45.2 E77 27 02.5 kasaba hobli, kanakapura- D N12 28 42.1 E77 27 02.5 562117 Ramanagara Sindur Exports Sri. Venkataramanaswamy, A N12 28 42.4 E77 26 59.7 K.No.353/291, 42 Nidgal 19.07.02 B N12 28 42.3 E77 27 00.8 30 530 Thamasandra, Hosakote, Multi Colour 18.07.2022 Gomala 0.20 20 Years C N12 28 40.1 E77 27 00.8 kasaba hobli, kanakapura- D N12 28 40.1 E77 26 59.7 562117 Ramanagara Sri K Chandrashekar S/o Kalashetty, 4th cross, A N12 33 08.6 E77 24 09.7 84 Viveka Thamasandra 02.09.99 B N12 33 13.7 E77 24 08.2 31 261 Multi Colour Revenue 01.09.2019 nanda nagar, kanaka 2.00 20 Years C N12 33 13.1 E77 24 06.3 Kharab pura town-562117 D N12 33 08.3 E77 24 07.9 Ramanagara

A N12 23 48.8 E77 32 38.0 Srinivasa Garanites B N12 23 51.1 E77 32 39.0 No.619/G, 2nd 60 Anakadbur 21.07.00 32 353 Multi Colour 20.07.2020 C N12 23 50.6 E77 32 40.3 block, Rajaji Gomala 2.20 20 Years D N12 23 54.5 E77 32 39.5 Nagara, Banglore E N12 23 54.6 E77 32 37.1 Amanulla Sheriff No.45, 8th A cross, Eshwari A N12 27 55.7 E77 26 41.0 enclave appartment, Plat 51 Nidgal 07.10.99 B N12 27 53.6 E77 26 41.0 33 279 Multi Colour 06.10.2019 No.12, Kanka nagara, Gomala 2.00 20 Years C N12 27 53.3 E77 26 37.2 R.T.Nagara, Banglore- D N12 27 55.4 E77 26 37.1 560032

Hidayathulla A N12 37 54.1 E77 22 58.7 S/o Abdul Khudus, No.25, 169 Doddamudavadi 14.06.02 B N12 37 52.6 E77 22 54.8 34 522 Multi Colour 13.06.2022 Benson/A cross, Benson Gomala 4.00 20 Years C N12 37 57.5 E77 22 55.0 town, banglore D N12 37 57.5 E77 22 58.7

A N12 25 26.2 E77 33 41.0 B N12 25 29.3 E77 33 48.3 C N12 25 21.0 E77 34 12.5 D N12 25 19.2 E77 34 12.7 Mysore Minerals Ltd E N12 25 19.3 E77 34 12.3 TTMC A block 5th Floor 48 Hosadurga 18.12.03 35 614 Multi Colour 17.12.2023 F N12 25 18.9 E77 23 12.0 BMTC Building K H Road, Gomala 40.00 20 Years G N12 25 19.3 E77 34 10.7 Shanthinagar Banglore-27 H N12 25 16.8 E77 24 09.2 I N12 25 17.0 E77 34 56.9 J N12 25 24.2 E77 33 53.0 K N12 25 22.8 E77 33 42.8

A N12 29 40.2 E77 23 11.7 N K Balaji 166 Segekote 27.04.02 B N12 29 44.1 E77 23 12.0 36 513 No. 546, R.V. Road, Multi Colour 26.04.2022 Gomala 1.00 20 Years C N12 29 44.4 E77 23 10.8 Basavanagudi, Banglore-04 D N12 29 40.2 E77 23 10.7

A N12 33 12.8 E77 24 00.3 84 M/s Gomatesh Granites Thamasandra 30.11.01 B N12 33 13.6 E77 24 04.2 37 480 Multi Colour Revenue 29.11.2021 Near fort, Belaum-590016 4.30 20 Years C N12 33 08.4 E77 24 05.3 Kharab D N12 23 07.7 E77 24 01.6

A N12 27 16.3 E77 23 00.3 B N12 27 10.1 E77 23 08.9 M/sHenroux Ind Pvt.Ltd. C N12 27 06.4 E77 23 09.6 No.11/2C, IBH Prakashana, 572 Maralebekuppe 11.8.2000 38 362 Multi Colour 10.08.2020 D N12 27 06.2 E77 23 07.9 2nd floor, NJHC Complex, Gomala 12.00 20 Years E N12 27 11.8 E77 23 00.4 5th main road, Banglore-09 F N12 27 11.6 E77 23 00.2 G N12 27 13.7 E77 22 57.4

A N12 26 55.3 E77 23 24.9 M/sHenroux Ind Pvt.Ltd. B N12 26 50.6 E77 23 28.1 No.11/2C, IBH Prakashana, 572 Maralebekuppe 11.8.2000 C N12 26 38.9 E77 23 30.3 39 361 Multi Colour 10.08.2020 2nd floor, NJHC Complex, Gomala 11.00 20 Years D N12 26 42.7 E77 23 26.0 5th main road, Banglore-09 E N12 26 44.0 E77 23 28.1 F N12 26 53.2 E77 23 21.8

A N12 37 38.2 E77 22 47.4 B N12 37 32.9 E77 22 50.7 C N12 37 28.1 E77 22 53.1 D N12 37 25.7 E77 22 55.1 E N12 37 25.6 E77 22 56.3 F N12 37 24.0 E77 22 56.5 G N12 35 21.4 E77 22 56.2 M/s. Mysore Minerals Ltd. H N12 37 20.0 E77 22 57.8 TTMC A block 5th Floor 169 Doddamudavadi 18.11.2003 I N12 37 20.1 E77 22 58.4 40 613 Multi Colour 17.11.2023 BMTC Building K H Road, Gomala 15.00 20 Years J N12 37 21.7 E77 22 57.6 Shanthinagar Banglore-27 K N12 37 23.8 E77 22 57.4 L N12 37 28.7 E77 22 57.6 M N12 38 28.8 E77 22 56.1 N N12 37 33.3 E77 22 53.7 O N12 37 36.9 E77 22 52.4 P N12 37 38.7 E77 22 52.1 Q N12 37 41.3 E77 22 51.6 R N12 37 41.6 E77 22 49.0

A N12 24 27.4 E77 24 25.4 B N12 24 31.8 E77 24 25.4 M/s. Mysore Minerals Ltd. C N12 24 37.8 E77 24 30.9 TTMC A block 5th Floor 109 Mahimanahalli 24.02.2005 D N12 24 36.4 E77 24 35.0 41 696 Multi Colour 23.02.2025 BMTC Building K H Road, Gomala 33.20 20 Years E N12 24 31.8 E77 24 37.7 Shanthinagar Banglore-27 F N12 24 27.9 E77 24 36.5 G N12 24 20.8 E77 24 38.2 H N12 2421.8 E77 24 28.0

A N12 27 49.6 E77 27 06.7 B N12 27 51.0 E77 27 12.9 M/s. Mysore Minerals Ltd. 67, C N12 27 50.0 E77 27 15.8 735 TTMC A block 5th Floor 112, Kebbahally 25.08.2005 D N12 27 46.1 E77 27 14.8 42 Multi Colour 24.08.2025 (724) BMTC Building K H Road, 192 20.18 20 Years E N12 27 38.6 E77 27 17.7 Shanthinagar Banglore-27 Gomala F N12 27 32.3 E77 27 16.9 G N12 27 31.0 E77 27 18.0 H N12 27 28.4 E77 27 17.6

A N12 34 28.6 E77 29 56.0 Sri Noorulla Sheriff 42 Maniyambal 29.01.2004 B N12 34 23.3 E77 29 58.4 43 626 19/B Umarbagh Layout J P Multi Colour 28.01.2014 Gomala 3.00 10 Years C N12 34 22.0 E77 29 56.5 Nagar Post Bangalore D N12 34 26.9 E77 29 54.0

A N12 28 43.1 E77 27 03.4 M/s. Santhosh Exports B N12 28 44.6 E77 27 03.7 Sri vijayakumar, 42 Nidagallu 11.07.2011 44 856 Multi Colour 10.07.2021 C N12 28 41.9 E77 27 05.7 J.C.Badavane, M.H. school Gomala 2.05 10 Years D N12 28 38.7 E77 27 05.5 near, Kanakapur E N12 28 39.2 E77 27 03.1

K Jayram A N12 27 16.3 E77 25 13.4 S/o Kempe Gowda, B N12 27 15.7 E77 25 16.1 695 Maralabekuppe 13.03.06 45 761 Chikkanna Colony Road H Black Granite 12.03.2026 C N12 27 13.6 E77 25 17.3 Gomala 3.00 20 Years M Doddi , D N12 27 11.1 E77 25 16.1 Kanakapura Town E N12 27 14.2 E77 25 12.6 A N12 27 56.2 E77 36 07.8 A.C. Abdul Raheem B N12 27 57.2 E77 36 08.4 No.15,16, Madeena Manzil, C N12 28 00.7 E77 36 00.2 Near Neth ravathi Talkies, 415 416 17 Gattigunda 25.09.07 D N12 27 59.9 E77 35 57.9 46 791 Black Granite 24.09.2027 Kananka Nagar, JP Nagar Patta 3.20 20 Years E N12 27 59.8 E77 35 54.7 Post, YelchenaHalli Blore- F N12 27 58.7 E77 35 54.4 78 G N12 27 58.9 E77 35 57.6 H N12 27 59.6 E77 35 59.5

A N12 27 26.5 E77 29 47.6 B N12 27 25.2 E77 29 47.2 Shy Granite Exports C N12 27 25.2 E77 29 47.9 No.4/59, Bharathi street, D N12 27 24.6 E77 29 49.1 95 Doddakabbahalli 13.12.02 47 564 White field road, Salam- Black Granite 12.12.2022 E N12 27 24.7 E77 29 51.5 Gomala 2.12 20 Years 630034 F N12 27 23.7 E77 29 51.8 Thamilanadu G N12 27 23.7 E77 29 54.4 H N12 27 24.2 E77 29 54.5 I N12 27 25.9 E77 29 52.0 A N12 27 54.4 E77 30 46.5 Vijayalakshmi Granites B N12 27 54.4 E77 30 49.4 Pro: K.S. Thanikachalam, C N12 27 55.9 E77 30 49.5 No-72, ward No-11, D N12 27 55.9 E77 30 47.3 Thomsonpet, cauvery 22 Doddaguli 07.06.04 48 657 Black Granite 06.06.2024 E N12 27 55.7 E77 30 43.4 pattinam(T.P), Gomala 2.09 20 Years F N12 27 54.6 E77 30 42.7 Krishnagiri(TK), Dharmapuri G N12 27 53.8 E77 30 42.4 District H N12 27 53.7 E77 30 44.6 Tamilnadu I N12 27 54.5 E77 30 44.7 STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk : Ramanagara, District: Ramanagara

Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SPECIFIED MINERALS

Smt. Chethana Dharmaraj A N12 43 21.7 E77 22 04.8 Manchegowdana Atma Nilaya, Gururaja 88 15.06.2005 B N12 43 26.5 E77 22 06.2 1 712 Multi Colour Palya 14.06.2025 Badavane Doodanekundi Gomala 20 Years C N12 43 27.2 E77 22 03.2 3.20 Bangalore 560037 D N12 43 22.3 E77 22 01.9

Sri S.Ravi S/o Siddegowda, A N12 47 05.5 E77 20 43.7 Gadasahalli, 191 Sugganahalli 07.07.11 B N12 47 05.4 E77 20 45.3 2 855 Multi Colour 06.07.2021 Devarashivanahalli Gomala 2.00 10 Years C N12 47 00.3 E77 20 45.8 (post)Kanakapura Taluk, D N12 47 00.3 E77 20 44.1 Ramanagara

STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk : Channapatna, District: Ramanagara

Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SPECIFIED MINERALS Suvvi Granites No 11 2c IBH Prakashana A N12 33 01.5 E77 07 41.9 New J H Commershial 482 Suleri 10.11.05 B N12 33 01.2 E77 07 44.5 1 744 Multi Colour 09.11.2025 complex 5th Main Gomala 3.32 20 Years C N12 32 54.9 E77 07 42.9 Gandhinagar Bangalore D N12 32 55.7 E77 07 40.1 560009 A N12 34 30.7 E77 08 24.9 B N12 34 31.0 E77 08 25.9 B R S Kumar C N12 34 27.8 3 E77 08 27. No.1105, Sanjeevini, 20 Ankusanahalli 17.5.2002 2 329 Multi Colour 16.05.2022 D N12 34 26.0 E77 08 28.0 10th main, rd, cunningham Gomala 2.20 20 Years E N12 34 25.8 E77 08 25.4 rd, banglore-560052 F N12 34 29.4 E77 08 24.4 G N12 34 29.7 E77 08 25.4 STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk : Magadi, District: Ramanagara

Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SPECIFIED MINERALS Smt. K.B. Leela ambika A N13 09 46.3 E77 12 51.8 W/o Chandramouli, Daruka 34 Veersagara 22.3.2002 B N13 09 47.5 E77 12 54.6 1 500 Pink Granite 21.03.2022 Nilaya, 8th Crs, Someswara Gomala 2.20 20 Years C N13 09 44.0 E77 12 56.0 puram, Tumkur. D N13 09 42.9 E77 12 53.2

Panchakshari A N13 09 42.9 E77 12 53.2 S/o Siddagangappa, 34 Veersagara 25.5.2002 B N13 09 44.3 E77 12 57.1 2 495 dollenahalli village, srigiripura Pink Granite 24.05.2022 Gomala 2.20 20 Years C N13 09 41.4 E77 12 57.1 post, Magadi taluk, D N13 09 40.1 E77 12 54.4 Ramanagara District

Raghunath K.R A N13 10 46.3 E77 11 57.9 9 & No.1116, Sapthagiri, 35th Hosahalli 21.10.14 B N13 10 50.1 E77 11 54.8 3 912 Pink Granite 18 20.10.2024 cross, SIT main rd, 3.20 10 Years C N13 10 52.3 E77 11 56.6 Gomala Tumakur-572102 D N13 10 49.6 E77 11 59.2

A N12 51 43.8 E77 11 16.6 M/s Ananda Granites B N12 51 36.0 E77 11 19.8 No.759, Sri Jaya lakshmi C N12 51 32.2 E77 11 16.4 208 Gejgarukuppe 11.5.2000 4 317 nilaya, 100 feet rd, HAL 2nd Pink Granite 10.05.2020 D N12 51 32.4 E77 11 13.4 Gomala 24.00 20 Years stage, Indiranagara, Banglore- E N12 51 38.4 E77 11 11.5 38 F N12 51 38.0 E77 11 04.2 G N12 51 42.0 E77 11 03.7

STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NON SPECIFIED MINERALS Chandana Stone Crushrs A N12 34 43.2 E77 24 01.4 Aralalsandra 20.01.08 No 217/1 Aralalusandra Building 142 B N12 34 40.0 E77 24 01.6 1 1347 4.00 10 Years Ramangar Road Kanakapura Stone Gomala C N12 34 39.6 E77 23 56.3 Taluk D N12 34 42.9 E77 23 56.0

Ms: Orian Precast Pvt. Ltd` A N12 35 02.0 E77 23 03.3 No.234, Narayana Nagar, Dholhalli 11.09.06 Building 39 B N12 34 54.2 E77 23 11.4 2 1302 1st Stage, Doddakalsandra, 10.00 20 Years Stone C N12 34 52.4 E77 23 07.7 Kanakapura road, Banglore- D N12 34 59.8 E77 23 00.0 560062

A N12 35 01.5 E77 22 57.0 Ms: Orian Precast Pvt. Ltd` B N12 35 04.3 E77 23 00.9 No.234, Narayana Nagar, Dholhalli 11.07.11 C N12 35 02.0 E77 23 03.3 Building 39 3 1371 1st Stage, Doddakalsandra, 6.24 20 Years D N12 34 59.8 E77 23 00.0 Stone Gomala Kanakapura road, Banglore- E N12 34 54.5 E77 23 05.2 560062 F N12 34 53.8 E77 23 03.5 G N12 34 58.9 E77 22 58.4

A N12 35 05.4 E77 22 59.6 Ms: Orian Precast Pvt. Ltd` B N12 35 05.6 E77 23 02.3 No.234, Narayana Nagar, Dholhalli 10.02.2016 Building 39 C N12 35 03.8 E77 23 03.4 4 1379 1st Stage, Doddakalsandra, 1.00 20 Years Stone Gomala D N12 35 03.6 E77 23 01.7 Kanakapura road, Banglore- E N12 35 04.5 E77 23 01.1 560062 F N12 35 04.3 E77 23 00.3

A N12 35 01.5 E77 22 55.0 B N12 34 58.4 E77 22 58.6 Ms: Orian Precast Pvt. Ltd` C N12 34 53.7 E77 23 02.8 No.234, Narayana Nagar, Dholhalli 10.02.2016 D N12 34 54.0 E77 23 04.6 Building 39 5 1380 1st Stage, Doddakalsandra, 16.35 20 Years E N12 34 52.2 E77 23 06.3 Stone Gomala Kanakapura road, Banglore- F N12 34 51.9 E77 23 05.9 560062 G N12 34 53.2 E77 23 00.0 H N12 34 52.9 E77 22 53.3 I N12 34 55.3 E77 22 48.2

M/s. Aprameya Granites Pvt Ltd A N12 35.461 E77 20.690 Udarahalli 10.02.2016 No 981, 18th main, 66th Building 17 B N12 35.360 E77 20.679 6 1381 5.00 20 Years cross, 5th block, Rajaji Stone Gomala C N12 35.364 E77 20.622 Nagara, D N12 35.467 E77 20.633 Banglore-560010

A N12 43.063 E77 30.428 Ms: SLV Stones Gabbadi 28.10.10 B N12 43.063 E77 30.398 #90, 14th cross, 15th main Building 66 7 1339 1.20 10 Years C N12 43.085 E77 30.402 road, sarakki agrahara Stone Gomala D N12 43.136 E77 30.402 JPNagar Bangalore E N12 43.132 E77 30.424

A N12 42.529 E77 29.061 Smt Nagamma B N12 42.516 E77 29.117 Gabbadi 01.06.11 #90, 14th cross, 15th main Building 91 C N12 42.478 E77 29.047 8 1367 2.00 10 Years road, sarakki agrahara Stone Gomala D N12 42.478 E77 29.026 JPNagar Bangalore E N12 42.499 E77 29.039 F N12 42.499 E77 29.047

T. Jayaram A N12 43 44.5 E77 30 08.5 S/o Thammiah, 90 15th cross Yedamadu 21.10.09 Building 24 B N12 43 45.4 E77 30 08.5 9 1340 17th main Sarakki Agrahara 0.18 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 43 43.8 E77 30 06.1 J P Nagar2nd phase D N12 43 43.2 E77 30 06.3 Bangalore 560078

T.Jayaram A N12 42.478 E77 29.030 Gabbadi 31.01.09 90 15th cross 15th main Building 91 B N12 42.478 E77 29.052 10 1341 1.00 10 Years Sarakki Agra hara J P Nagar Stone Gomala C N12 42.417 E77 29.026 2nd phase B'lore -78. D N12 42.422 E77 29.004

T.Jayaram Kaggalahally 30.01.09 90 15th cross 15th main Building 50 11 1342 1.00 10 Years Sarakki Agra hara J P Nagar Stone Gomala A N12 43.766 E77 30.297 2nd phase B'lore -78. B N12 43.715 E77 30.309 C N12 43.707 E77 30.247 Sri J.Raghavendra Kaggalahally 08.06.11 D N12 43.774 E77 30.236 No.90, 14th cross 15th main Building 50 12 1370 2.00 10 Years road J.P. Nagara 2nd stage Stone Gomala Blr-78 M/s. SLV Stones A N12 42.478 E77 29.052 Gabbadi 17.01.09 No,90, 14ht Crs, 15 Main , Building 91 B N12 42.478 E77 29.087 13 1343 1.00 10 Years 2 Pahse J P Nagar Saraki Stone Gomala C N12 42.413 E77 29.034 Agra hara B'lore-78. D N12 42.417 E77 29.026

M/s. SLV Stones A N12 43 46.2 E77 30 05.5 Yedamadu 28.01.09 No,90, 14ht Crs, 15 Main , Building 24 B N12 43 48.2 E77 30 05.2 14 1344 1.00 10 Years 2 Pahse J P Nagar Saraki Stone Gomala C N12 43 47.8 E77 30 03.1 Agra hara B'lore-78. D N12 43 45.8 E77 30 03.4 J. Puttaraju A N12 43 40.8 E77 30 05.7 S/o Jayaram, 90 15th cross Yedamadu 21.10.09 Building 24 B N12 43 42.4 E77 30 05.2 15 1345 15th main Sarakki Agrahara 0.20 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 43 43.1 E77 30 06.3 J P Nagar2nd phase D N12 43 41.6 E77 30 06.9 Bangalore 560078 Smt Nagamma A N12 42.770 E77 29.126 Gabbadi 21.10.09 No.90, 14th cross 15th main Building 66 B N12 42.809 E77 29.209 16 1366 3.00 10 Years road J.P. Nagara 2nd stage Stone Gomala C N12 42.766 E77 29.227 Blr-78 D N12 42.740 E77 29.139

Sri T. Jayaramu A N12 43 47.2 E77 30 07.5 Yedamadu 21.10.09 No.90, 14th cross 15th main Building 24 B N12 43 45.2 E77 30 08.2 17 1365 1.20 10 Years road J.P. Nagara 2nd stage Stone Gomala C N12 43 43.1 E77 30 05.0 Blr-78 D N12 43 44.1 E77 30 04.8

A N12 41.354 E77 30.027 Mahalaxmi Enterprises B N12 41.343 E77 29.933 Marasandra 02.06.05 No.135/20, 1st floor, No.2- Building 49 C N12 41.407 E77 29.895 18 1177 6.30 20 Years 28th crs, Jayanagara 7th Stone Gomala D N12 41.424 E77 29.990 block Bangalore-82. E N12 41.404 E77 30.001 F N12 41.414 E77 30.026

Smt H.B Shobha W/o A N12 42 25.3 E77 29 58.8 Late:Sri H.R.Shivakumar Gabbadi 18.03.08 Building 91 B N12 42 28.4 E77 29 59.6 19 1373 Bramanara Beedi Harohalli, 1.00 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 42 24.9 E77 30 00.0 Kanakapuara Tq D N12 42 28.1 E77 30 00.8 Ramanagara Dist

A N12 38 32.9 E77 32 12.9 Smt H.B Shobha W/o B N12 38 33.0 E77 32 12.2 Late:Sri H.R.Shivakumar Banavasi 18.03.08 Building 90 C N12 38 25.1 E77 32 08.2 20 1374 Bramanara Beedi Harohalli, 8.00 10 Years Stone Gomala D N12 38 20.8 E77 32 07.7 Kanakapuara Tq E N12 38 19.4 E77 32 09.6 Ramanagara Dist F N12 38 24.6 E77 32 12.2

A N12 28 34.6 E77 18 03.3 Sundar Raju B N12 28 28.3 E77 18 01.9 Anamanahally 18.03.08 No.1525, Halaguru road, Building 87 C N12 28 28.6 E77 18 00.4 21 1337 4.00 10 Years Malavalli Tq, Mandya Dist- Stone Gomala D N12 28 32.6 E77 18 00.8 571421 E N12 28 32.5 E77 17 59.6 F N12 28 35.3 E77 17 59.4

A N12 42.538 E77 30.223 G.S. Manjula Devei B N12 42.486 E77 30.212 Gabbadi 08.01.2004 D/O B K Sidde Gowda, Building 91 C N12 42.490 E77 30.173 22 1075 1.08 5 Years Gabbadi, Harohalli Hobli, Stone Gomala D N12 42.510 E77 30.175 Kanakapura E N12 42.508 E77 30.194 F N12 42.542 E77 30.201

A N12 43.070 E77 30.460 B N12 43.016 E77 30.457 C N12 42.952 E77 29.463 D N12 42.883 E77 30.431 Grand Aggregates Gabbadi 17.03.08 Building 66 E N12 42.888 E77 30.409 23 1334 No.805, 14th Cross 1st 3.20 5 Years Stone Gomala F N12 42.932 E77 30.407 phase, J .P nagara Bangalore G N12 42.932 E77 30.431 H N12 42.981 E77 30.431 I N12 42.981 E77 30.419 J N12 43.018 E77 30.423

A N12 42.399 E77 30.008 G.A. Ramesh Gabbadi 03.09.2004 Building 91 B N12 42.348 E77 29.993 24 1114 No.805, 14th Cross 1st 1.00 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 42.355 E77 29.971 phase, J .P nagara Bangalore D N12 42.404 E77 29.989 Venkateshwar Stone Crushing co A N12 42.684 E77 30.124 Partner Gabbadi 16.06.2005 Building 66 B N12 42.762 E77 30.094 25 1178 R Srinivasa , 2.00 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 42.770 E77 30.121 Elethotappapalya,Anjanapura D N12 42.691 E77 30.150 Post, Uttarahalli Hobli Bangalore South tq SLV Stone Crush A N12 42.676 E77 30.104 Gabbadi 24.01.2006 Prop: R Srinivas, Elethotadha Building 66 B N12 42.723 E77 30.081 26 1222 1.00 5 Years Palya, Anjanapura Post, Stone Gomala C N12 42.723 E77 30.108 Bng(S) TQ D N12 42.676 E77 30.131

A N12 41.424 E77 29.990 T M Manjunath Marasandra 02.06.2005 B N12 41.407 E77 29.895 s/o Muniyappa, Byreshwara Building 49 27 1176 6.00 10 Years C N12 41.476 E77 29.869 Nilaya, Bidadi road Stone Gomala D N12 41.496 E77 29.981 Harohalli, Kanakapura E N12 41.442 E77 29.980

S.N.Mohan kumar A N12 34 45.1 E77 27 40.5 No.172/5-1, Dollors Colony, Ajjegowdanavalse 04.04.2006 Building 61 B N12 34 43.8 E77 27 44.9 28 1261 4th cross, 2nd stage, B.T.M. 8.20 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 34 36.5 E77 27 43.2 Layout, Bnannerugatta Rd, D N12 34 37.0 E77 27 38.6 Banglore-560078

L.N Jayakumar gowda AJ Valse & A N12 34 47.7 E77 27 31.5 No.36, 25th main, LIC Building 61&49 Anmanalli 04.04.2006 B N12 34 46.4 E77 27 36.0 29 1257 Colony, 4th cross, Stone Gomala 5.00 10 Years C N12 34 42.0 E77 27 35.1 J.P.Nagar, Banglore-560078 D N12 34 43.2 E77 27 30.2

L.N Jayakumar gowda A N12 34 46.4 E77 27 36.0 Ajjegowdanavalse 04.04.2006 No.36, 25th main, LIC Building 61 B N12 34 45.1 E77 27 40.5 30 1256 5.00 10 Years Colony, 4th cross, Stone Gomala C N12 34 40.7 E77 27 39.4 J.P.Nagar, Banglore-560078 D N12 34 41.8 E77 27 35.0

A N12 28 26.1 E77 17 52.5 Sri J.Ramu B N12 28 27.0 E77 17 49.9 hanamanahalli 20.12.2010 venkatarayanadoddi, sathnur Building 87 C N12 28 34.6 E77 17 51.5 31 1350 6.00 5 Years hobli kanakapura taluk Stone Gomala D N12 28 33.8 E77 17 55.6 ramanagara Dist. E N12 28 30.8 E77 17 54.8 F N12 28 30.8 E77 17 53.5

A N12 35 05.1 E77 24 08.0 Ramesh Aralalsandra 24.03.2003 Building 142 B N12 34 57.7 E77 24 09.3 32 1038 S/o Nanjegowda Kallahally 1.20 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 34 57.5 E77 24 08.4 Kanakapura D N12 35 04.9 E77 20 43.1

Venkatesh Bhovi 06.01.2007 A N12 35 28.3 E77 20 45.1 Udharhalli Udarhalli Vill., Kasba Hobli, Building 17 5 Years B N12 35 26.1 E77 20 45.1 33 1312 1.00 H.Kothnur Post, Kanakpura Stone Gomala C N12 35 26.0 E77 20 43.1 Taluk, Ramnagara Dist. D N12 35 28.3 E77 20 43.1

A N12 41 19.4 E77 29 29.5 M/s Future Sand B N12 41 24.3 E77 29 29.7 Marasandra No.G7/G8, BSR Arcade, Building 49 21.09.2005 C N12 41 24.3 E77 29 37.4 34 1191 8.00 198, Gandhi Bazae Banglore- Stone Gomala 10 Years D N12 41 21.1 E77 29 37.5 04 E N12 41 21.2 E77 29 34.8 F N12 41 19.3 E77 29 34.7

M/s Future Sand A N12 41 38.1 E77 29 52.1 Marasandra 21.09.2005 No.G7/G8, BSR Arcade, Building 49 B N12 41 33.0 E77 29 53.6 35 1192 8.00 10 Years 198, Gandhi Bazae Banglore- Stone Gomala C N12 41 31.9 E77 29 47.2 04 D N12 41 37.3 E77 29 45.5

M/s Future Sand A N12 41 30.0 E77 29 28.0 Marasandra 21.09.2005 No.G7/G8, BSR Arcade, Building 49 B N12 41 29.9 E77 29 30.7 36 1193 2.00 10 Years 198, Gandhi Bazae Banglore- Stone Gomala C N12 41 26.8 E77 29 30.5 04 D N12 41 26.9 E77 29 27.7

M/s Manjuntha Stone A N12 42 50.2 E77 30 16.8 Crushers Gabbadi 01.02.2004 Building 66 B N12 42 47.9 E77 30 18.9 37 1101 No.16/85, 19th M. Road, 3.00 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 42 46.5 E77 30 14.2 Padmanabanagar, Near D N12 42 49.1 E77 30 13.1 Kidini Foundation, Blore

M/s. Sowmya Stones A N12 28 40.6 E77 17 53.3 C/o Chikka Bhiarappa, hanamanahalli 20.12.2010 Building 87 B N12 28 39.5 E77 17 57.3 38 1351 Paruvaiahna palya, 6.00 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 28 33.8 E77 17 55.6 kaggalahalli (p), Kanakapura D N12 28 34.6 E77 17 51.5 Tq, Ramanagara

Sri Rohith Kiran A N12 41 13.7 E77 22 38.2 Pichnakere 27.10.2005 No.678, 8th main rd, 6th A Building 50 B N12 41 18.6 E77 22 38.3 39 1201 7.24 10 Years Black, RPC Layout, Stone Gomala C N12 41 17.0 E77 22 44.5 Banglore-560040 D N12 41 12.1 E77 22 44.3 Smt. Lakshmi Devamma w/o Late:P.M. Basavaraju Gabbadi 06.12.2009 S/o Hotteboraih , Building 66 40 1346 2.00 5 Years Paruvanapalya , Kaggalahalli Stone Gomala Post, Harohalli Kanaka pura TQ Sri. G.A. Suresh Gabbadi 03.09.2004 Building 91 41 1113 Kagalahalli , Harohalli Hobli 1.00 5 Years Stone Gomala Kanakapura M/s Marsh Stone works No.177, Ravagodlu Village, Kaggalahally 17.02.2007 Building 50 42 1363 Bolare Post, Uttarahalli 1.00 10 Years Stone Gomala Hobli, Banglore South Taluk, Blore-82.

S Rajendra Muniyappa Bolare, Kotagalu 11.08.05 Building 33 43 1187 Kanakapura Road , 5.00 10 Years Stone Gomala Somenhalli, Uttarahalli Hobli , Bangalore south

A N12 34 58.0 E77 23 52.5 M/s. Shilpa Exports B N12 34 45.7 E77 23 54.5 Pro. B.S. Puttataju C N12 34 45.6 E77 23 53.2 No.13, "Matha", 60 feet Building 142 Aralalsandra 18.04.2017 D N12 34 51.9 E77 23 52.7 44 1383 17.04.2037 Road, Amarajyothinagara Stone Gomala 11.20 20 Years E N12 34 51.7 E77 23 50.3 Vijayanagara, Banglore- F N12 34 45.4 E77 23 50.4 560040 G N12 34 45.2 E77 23 49.1 H N12 34 57.2 E77 23 47.2

STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk: Ramanagara District :Ramanagara Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NON SPECIFIED MINERALS M/S Bhushan E nterprises A N12 52 07.3 E77 21 46.3 Bettangere 03.9.08 RegeForm,Biyanapalya,Thala Building 10 B N12 52 08.2 E77 21 43.0 1 1359 4.00 10 Years ghattapura post,Kanakapura Stone Gomala C N12 52 12.7 E77 21 42.6 Road,Bangalore-62 D N12 52 13.1 E77 21 46.6

A N12 52 07.2 E77 21 32.9 B N12 52 10.4 E77 21 32.7 C N12 52 10.3 E77 21 30.0 Grand Aggregates Bettanagere and 24.5.08 D N12 52 11.4 E77 21 31.4 RegeForm,Biyanapalya,Thala Building 10,39 Chikkanahalli 2 1355 10 Years E N12 52 12.6 E77 21 31.4 ghattapura post,Kanakapura Stone Gomala 8.00 F N12 52 13.4 E77 21 30.1 Road,Bangalore-62 G N12 52 17.9 E77 21 29.4 H N12 52 18.1 E77 21 32.4 I N12 52 08.0 E77 21 35.4

M/s Shiva ganesh granites A N12 47 05.5 E77 20 40.6 Pvt.Ltd. B N12 47 05.8 E77 20 45.1 No.21, Ishvarya nilaya, Sugganahalli 16.04.12 Building 191 C N12 47 04.0 E77 20 44.8 3 1377 hanumagiri nagara,12th A 4.00 5 Years Stone Gomala D N12 47 04.3 E77 20 43.0 cross, Chikka kallasandra, E N12 46 59.1 E77 20 43.0 Bangalore-61 F N12 46 59.1 E77 20 40.9

B G.S Enterprises No.60, 2 Main, Abbigere A N12 45 07.8 E77 21 43.9 Uragahalli M.Road, Upper Building 252 16.5.05 B N12 45 07.0 E77 21 51.8 4 1172 6.00 Kammagondanahalli Jalhalli Stone Gomala 20 Years C N12 46 03.8 E77 21 51.4 West B'lore-13. D N12 46 04.5 E77 21 43.4

M/s M.R. Granites & Minerals Pvt Ltd. A N12 44 38.9 E77 21 23.5 Uragahalli 14.04.12 No.540/14, Sub Registar Building 252 B N12 44 40.4 E77 21 32.7 5 1376 15.00 5 Years Office Opp. Mysore Road, Stone Gomala C N12 44 33.5 E77 21 34.0 Kengeri D N12 44 31.9 E77 21 25.4 Bangalore-60 Prakash A N12 43 52.1 E77 21 39.1 Urgalli 30.05.06 Thammanayknalli Vill., KP Building 241 B N12 43 52.3 E77 21 42.7 6 1275 6.00 20 Years Doddi Post, Ramnagara Stone Gomala C N12 43 45.2 E77 21 43.0 Taluk & Dist. D N12 43 45.1 E77 21 39.0 Sri.K.V.Umashankar A N12 45 13.7 E77 21 52.9 S/o Uragahalli 09.12.08 Building 252 B N12 45 10.7 E77 21 53.8 7 1336 Veeraiah,Karadigowdanado 3.00 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 45 09.6 E77 21 50.0 ddi Vg.,Uragalli Post,Bidadi D N12 45 12.8 E77 21 48.9 Hobli A N12 44 04.0 E77 21 40.9 B N12 44 02.9 E77 21 43.8 Rudraswamy Urgalli 30.05.06 C N12 43 58.8 E77 21 43.3 Honamma Choultry Road, Building 241 8 1274 4.00 10 Years D N12 43 58.8 E77 21 42.4 Hanumanthnaagar, Ramnagar Stone Gomala E N12 43 58.1 E77 21 42.4 Town & Dist. F N12 44 02.7 E77 21 40.3 G N12 43 58.3 E77 21 40.1

A N12 45 12.5 E77 21 43.4 M/s United infra minarels (P) B N12 45 23.3 E77 21 46.9 ltd Uragahalli Iavagilu 06.02.06 C N12 45 21.3 E77 21 52.6 Building 252,13 9 1232 No.90, C A R ground, 10.00 20 Years D N12 45 19.2 E77 21 52.3 Stone Gomala Mysore rd Chamarajpet, E N12 45 19.6 E77 21 49.0 Banglore-560018 F N12 45 13.8 E77 21 47.1 G N12 45 12.9 E77 21 47.6 M/s United infra minarels (P) A N12 45 14.3 E77 21 44.0 ltd Uragahalli Iavagilu 19.05.11 Building 13, 252 B N12 45 14.7 E77 21 42.4 10 1364 No.90, C A R ground, 2.20 20 Years Stone Gomala C N12 45 20.9 E77 21 44.4 Mysore rd Chamarajpet, D N12 45 20.4 E77 21 46.0 Banglore-560018 A N12 46 03.7 E77 22 06.4 M/s. S.L.V stone crusher B N12 46 03.5 E77 22 04.9 Heggadgere 18.09.06 Kallgopnalli Vill, Bidadi Building 10 C N12 46 04.9 E77 22 04.7 11 1303 1.00 20 Years Hobli & Post, Ramnagara Stone Gomala D N12 46 05.1 E77 22 05.3 Tlk & Dist E N12 46 08.5 E77 22 04.6 F N12 46 08.7 E77 22 05.4 M/s. M.M.Rocks A N12 45 13.1 E77 21 48.1 No.173/20, Avaragere Uragahalli 29.09.09 Building 252 B N12 45 09.7 E77 21 48.8 12 1362 Road, Behind KHB Colony, 5.00 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 45 08.4 E77 21 42.4 Bidadi Town, Ramanagara D N12 45 11.5 E77 21 41.6 Taluk & District. Sri K Prakash A N12 43 56.0 E77 21 45.9 Uragahalli 02.08.11 Hanumantha nagara Building 241 B N12 44 02.2 E77 21 44.5 13 1375 3.00 20 Years ramanagara town Stone Gomala C N12 44 02.6 E77 21 46.4 ramangara D N12 43 56.2 E77 21 47.7

A N12 43 51.3 E77 22 22.6 M/s Gurushriee Rocks & B N12 43 47.8 E77 22 22.8 Constructions Manchegowdanapal C N12 43 47.7 E77 22 21.2 S/o Lakshminarasim 17.02.05 Building 88 ya D N12 43 48.8 E77 22 21.0 14 1150 haiah,No.1308,Opposite 20 Years Stone Gomala 4.20 E N12 43 48.5 E77 22 18.7 Govt.Junior F N12 43 48.0 E77 22 18.7 College,Ramanagar-571511 G N12 43 47.7 E77 22 15.4 H N12 43 50.3 E77 22 15.1

A N12 43 42.3 E77 22 08.2 B N12 43 42.5 E77 22 11.4 M/s Oriental Mines & Manchegowdanapal C N12 43 41.5 E77 22 11.4 Aggregates 24.01.11 Building 88 ya D N12 43 41.8 E77 22 10.7 15 1225 No.81, Yogeshwara Layout, 20 Years Stone Gomala 4.20 E N12 43 39.1 E77 22 09.9 5th crs, Bidadhi, Ramanagara F N12 43 38.6 E77 22 11.6 Taluk & Dist. G N12 43 36.7 E77 22 11.6 H N12 43 36.5 E77 22 08.6

A N12 43 45.5 E77 22 16.7 B N12 43 43.3 E77 22 16.9 M/s Oriental Mines & Manchegowdanapal C N12 43 43.3 E77 22 16.3 Aggregates 24.01.11 Building 88 ya D N12 43 42.3 E77 22 16.3 16 1226 No.81, Yogeshwara Layout, 20 Years Stone Gomala 3.00 E N12 43 42.3 E77 22 16.9 5th crs, Bidadhi, Ramanagara F N12 43 40.6 E77 22 17.1 Taluk & Dist. G N12 43 40.5 E77 22 14.5 H N12 43 45.7 E77 22 14.2

A N12 43 44.3 E77 22 09.5 M/s Oriental Mines & Manchegowdanapal B N12 43 42.5 E77 22 09.5 Aggregates 24.01.11 Building 88 ya C N12 43 42.3 E77 22 07.7 17 1227 No.81, Yogeshwara Layout, 20 Years Stone Gomala 2.20 D N12 43 38.4 E77 22 07.9 5th crs, Bidadhi, Ramanagara E N12 43 38.4 E77 22 06.9 Taluk & Dist. F N12 43 44.1 E77 22 06.4

M/s Oriental Mines & Manchegowdanapal A N12 43 38.2 E77 22 07.5 Aggregates 24.01.11 Building 88 ya B N12 43 33.1 E77 22 07.9 18 1228 No.81, Yogeshwara Layout, 20 Years Stone Gomala 4.00 C N12 43 32.9 E77 22 04.6 5th crs, Bidadhi, Ramanagara D N12 43 37.9 E77 22 04.3 Taluk & Dist. A N12 43 22.4 E77 21 57.1 B N12 43 23.7 E77 22 00.0 Sri V.R. Prasad kumar Manchegowdanapal 16.04.12 C N12 43 22.2 E77 21 59.7 No. 13 Avalahalli 80 Feet Building 88 ya 19 1378 5 Years D N12 43 21.9 E77 22 01.4 Road, 9th Pess J.P. Nagar, Stone Gomala 3.10 E N12 43 17.5 E77 22 02.4 Bangalore-62 F N12 43 17.2 E77 22 00.8 G N12 43 18.8 E77 22 00.0

A N12 43 04.3 E77 22 23.8 Smt Pankaja Neelakantan B N12 42 59.4 E77 22 24.5 C/o Rajrajeswari Bennehalli 01.04.2006 Building 25 C N12 42 59.1 E77 22 23.1 20 1244 Intl.Polymers Pvt.ltd. 7.00 10 Years Stone Gomala D N12 42 56.3 E77 22 23.7 Pantharapalya, Old Check E N12 42 56.0 E77 22 20.3 Post, B.M.Road, Blore-39 F N12 43 03.5 E77 22 19.5

M/s. Choweshwari M-sand A N12 42 32.3 E77 22 30.6 & stone crusher Bennehalli 01.04.2006 Building 25 B N12 42 28.2 E77 22 31.6 21 1249 No.173, 3rd A cross, 3rd 4.10 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 42 28.8 E77 22 26.1 Phase, 5th block, B.S.K. D N12 42 32.6 E77 22 26.3 3nd stage, Banglore-560085

A N12 42 52.4 E77 22 10.0 S Sandeep Bennehalli 07.04.2006 B N12 42 52.8 E77 22 13.4 Building 25 22 1254 No.435, 13th Main, 23 Crs, 4.00 10 Years C N12 42 46.4 E77 22 14.2 Stone Gomala BSK 2 stg, Blore-70 D N12 42 46.4 E77 22 13.1 E N12 42 49.2 E77 22 10.8

L.Srinivas A N12 43 15.5 E77 22 17.9 Manchegowdana 01.04.2006 No.733, 3rd main, Building 88 B N12 43 16.0 E77 22 22.1 23 1248 palya 10 Years Padmanabhanagara, Stone Gomala C N12 43 13.6 E77 22 22.4 bangalore-70 D N12 43 13.1 E77 22 17.8 Ms: Chowdeshwari Uragahalli A N12 45 19.2 E77 21 51.9 enterprises 252, 06.02.2006 Building Iavagilu B N12 45 13.6 E77 21 54.2 24 1231 No.108,6th cross,21st main 13 10 Years Stone 7.00 C N12 45 14.0 E77 21 47.0 road,J.P.Nagara 2nd Gomala D N12 45 19.5 E77 21 48.7 Stage,Bangalore-72 A N12 46 59.9 E77 21 49.5 Smt Mutthu Laxmamma B N12 47 01.3 E77 21 48.4 Kalgopanhali 16.06.2006 w/o Nanjundappa, Building 2 C N12 47 02.4 E77 21 51.3 25 1280 1.12 10 Years kallugopanahalli, Bidadi Stone Gomala D N12 47 01.4 E77 21 51.3 hobli, Ramanagara Taluk E N12 47 01.3 E77 21 52.5 F N12 47 00.7 E77 21 52.5

Smt Mutthu Laxmamma A N12 46 53.7 E77 22 55.2 Kalgopanhali 16.06.2006 w/o Nanjundappa, Building 2 B N12 46 54.4 E77 21 56.1 26 1281 0.30 10 Years kallugopanahalli, Bidadi Stone Gomala C N12 46 56.6 E77 22 53.8 hobli, Ramanagara Taluk D N12 46 55.8 E77 22 53.1

A N12 46 01.6 E77 21 50.5 B N12 46 06.2 E77 21 50.8 D.Vijayakumar C N12 46 06.0 E77 21 53.9 Kempnahalli 06.04.2006 No.p22, 2 crs, Nagappa Building 20 D N12 46 05.2 E77 21 53.9 27 1251 2.20 10 Years Block, Srirampura, Stone Gomala E N12 46 05.3 E77 21 52.2 Blore-09 F N12 46 03.0 E77 21 52.1 G N12 46 02.8 E77 21 53.9 H N12 46 01.3 E77 21 53.7

A N12 45 28.3 E77 21 59.6 B N12 45 27.8 E77 21 59.8 K.Rajashekara Nayak C N12 45 27.5 E77 21 55.6 1253 Ivagilu 07.04.2006 No.9, 4 crs, Maruthi Temple Building 13 D N12 45 27.5 E77 21 55.6 28 & 2.38 10 Years Street,Magadi Road, Stone Gomala E N12 45 26.7 E77 21 51.4 1270 Kamakshipalya, Blore F N12 45 28.4 E77 21 54.4 G N12 45 29.4 E77 22 54.5 H N12 45 29.3 E77 21 59.5

M/S Robo Cilicon Pvt.Ltd A N12 43 44.9 E77 21 50.3 No.31, 264) 3rd floor, 1st N Uragahalli 21.12.2005 Building 241 B N12 43 48.2 E77 21 49.6 29 1213 block, Opp: Vidya Vardhaka 2.20 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 43 48.8 E77 21 52.7 Sangha, Rajajinagar, D N12 43 45.4 E77 21 53.5 Bangalore-560010.

M/S Robo Cilicon Pvt.Ltd Manchegowdana A N12 43 49.3 E77 22 05.8 No.31, 264) 3rd floor, 1st N 18.10.2004 Building 88 palya B N12 43 39.5 E77 22 06.7 30 1120 block, Opp: Vidya Vardhaka 10 Years Stone Gomala 15.00 C N12 43 39.0 E77 22 00.1 Sangha, Rajajinagar, D N12 43 48.5 E77 21 59.0 Bangalore-560010.

Thimmappa S/o Thimmegowda, S/o Manchegowdana A N12 43 48.0 E77 22 18.7 11.03.2005 Thimmaiah,Seebanakatte Building 88 palya B N12 43 46.7 E77 22 19.1 31 1155 5 Years Vg., Manchegowdana Stone Gomala 1.00 C N12 43 46.6 E77 22 15.5 Palya,Kailancha Hobli. D N12 43 47.7 E77 22 15.4 Channapatna Tq. M/S Robo Cilicon Pvt.Ltd Manchegowdana A N12 43 44.4 E77 21 47.9 No.31, 264) 3rd floor, 1st N 21.05.2005 Building 88 palya B N12 43 39.5 E77 21 48.7 32 1175 block, Opp: Vidya Vardhaka 10 Years Stone Gomala 1.00 C N12 43 39.1 E77 21 45.6 Sangha, Rajajinagar, D N12 43 43.9 E77 21 44.8 Bangalore-560010.

N.Dinesh Manchegowdana A N12 43 19.2 E77 22 21.3 No.215,3rd Floor,3rd cross, 13.03.2006 1237 Building 88 palya B N12 43 16.2 E77 22 22.1 33 Avalahalli 10 Years /A Stone Gomala 1.00 C N12 43 15.5 E77 22 17.9 Extension,Girinagara, D N12 43 18.8 E77 22 17.9 Bangalore-85 Ms: Robo Quarry Pvt Ltd Manchegowdana A N12 43 48.5 E77 21 59.0 C/o Venkateshwara 18.03.2006 Building 88 palya B N12 43 40.7 E77 21 59.8 34 1242 Traders,No.458,Gangondan 10 Years Stone Gomala 12.00 C N12 43 40.0 E77 21 53.2 ahalli Main Road, D N12 43 47.7 E77 21 52.4 Nayandalli,Bl-39 M/s Balaji Build Con., Manchegowdana A N12 43 50.1 E77 22 12.5 27.12.2006 No.454, 3 floor, Mahavir Building 88 palya B N12 43 44.5 E77 22 12.4 35 1311 10 Years Enclave, Valageralli, Kengeri, Stone Gomala 8.00 C N12 43 44.1 E77 22 06.4 Bangalore. D N12 43 49.3 E77 22 05.8

Smt Suman Krishnappa Manchegowdana A N12 43 10.2 E77 22 20.5 01.04.2006 No.1662/A, "Awva" 16th A Building 88 palya B N12 43 05.8 E77 22 21.2 36 1245 10 Years Main, 2 stg, J.P.Nagar, Blore- Stone Gomala 8.00 C N12 42 05.3 E77 22 17.3 78. D N12 42 09.5 E77 22 16.6

A N12 43 13.4 E77 22 22.4 Smt Suman Krishnappa Manchegowdana B N12 43 12.3 E77 22 22.5 01.04.2006 No.1662/A, "Awva" 16th A Building 88 palya C N12 43 12.2 E77 22 21.0 37 1246 10 Years Main, 2 stg, J.P.Nagar, Blore- Stone Gomala 2.20 D N12 43 10.4 E77 22 21.2 78. E N12 43 10.0 E77 22 18.4 F N12 43 13.1 E77 22 18.2

L Srinivas Manchegowdana A N12 43 07.7 E77 22 13.9 01.04.2006 No.733, 3rd main, Building 88 palya B N12 43 08.1 E77 22 16.3 38 1247 10 Years Padmanabhanagara, Stone Gomala 3.00 C N12 43 03.0 E77 22 17.3 bangalore-70 D N12 43 02.4 E77 22 15.0

M/s Sapphire Stone Crusher Manchegowdana A N12 43 06.2 E77 22 06.9 1292 09.07.2006 (Amalgamated under rule Building 88 palya B N12 43 07.6 E77 22 14.0 39 & 10 Years 19B) Stone Gomala 3.00 C N12 43 02.5 E77 22 15.0 1293 D N12 43 01.1 E77 22 07.9

A N12 45 29.5 E77 20 50.7 M/s. S.L.V stone crusher B N12 45 28.9 E77 20 45.7 Mayaganahalli 07.04.2006 Kallgopnalli Vill, Bidadi Building 57 C N12 45 33.5 E77 20 46.5 40 1252 5.24 10 Years Hobli & Post, Ramnagara Stone Gomala D N12 45 34.3 E77 20 52.4 Tlk & Dist E N12 45 31.8 E77 20 51.8 F N12 45 31.6 E77 20 50.8

A N12 45 08.0 E77 21 43.3 B N12 45 08.1 E77 21 44.2 C N12 45 04.5 E77 21 43.5 M/s Shashi Kiran Granites D N12 45 03.9 E77 21 46.1 Uragahalli 13.01.2011 No. 34, ground floor, 1st Building 252 E N12 44 58.6 E77 21 47.5 41 1352 14.00 5 Years block, 5th cross, Kumar Stone Gomala F N12 44 53.8 E77 21 47.5 Park, west, Banglore-20 G N12 44 53.1 E77 21 50.6 H N12 44 51.1 E77 21 50.3 I N12 44 51.6 E77 21 45.1 J N12 45 02.9 E77 21 41.6

Sri Chikkaraju A N12 37 35.6 E77 17 16.6 Doddenahalli grama, Lakkojanahalli Building 2 B N12 37 35.0 E77 17 18.0 42 1329 lakkojnhalli post 2.00 Stone Gomala C N12 37 32.6 E77 17 15.6 channapattana taluk D N12 37 33.5 E77 17 14.1 ramanagara dist. C.Narayanappa S/oLate:Chikkanna A N12 43 51.1 E77 21 48.2 Uragahalli 19.1.2006 No.10c, bakthipura Building 241 B N12 43 55.2 E77 21 47.5 43 1219 3.20 5 Years Village, urugapura Stone Gomala C N12 43 55.8 E77 21 51.1 Post, Ramanagara taluk & D N12 43 51.6 E77 21 51.9 District A.N.VijayaBhanu A N12 43 55.4 E77 21 47.9 A.V.Nagaraj Shetti Uragahalli Building 241 18.01.2006 B N12 43 59.9 E77 21 47.0 44 1218 Nbo.195, Bidadi, 3.20 Stone Gomala 5 Years C N12 44 00.4 E77 21 50.3 Hosabeedi, Bidadi Hobli, D N12 43 55.8 E77 21 51.2 Ramanagara Tq & District A N12 45 01.7 E77 21 51.9 M/s Rock Star Mineral Uragahalli 18.01.2006 Building 252 B N12 44 55.4 E77 21 51.5 45 1212 Works, 2.20 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 44 55.4 E77 21 50.7 D N12 45 01.3 E77 21 49.6 D Shashidar S/o Doddaiah C/o N.Dinesh, No.1041, Bennehalli 22.04.2006 Building 25 46 1271 11th main, Hampinagar, RPC 5.00 5 Years Stone Gomala Layout, Vijaynagar 2nd stg, Bangalore-40. M Y Sheriff M S Brick Industries Bennehalli 01.10.2005 Building 1 47 1195 Rangaraiar Doddi St. 5.00 5 Years Stone Gomala Arachakarahalli Ramanagar Tq M Y Sheriff M S Brick Industries Bennehalli 07.04.2006 Building 1 48 1255 Rangaraiar Doddi St. 5.00 10 Years Stone Gomala Arachakarahalli Ramanagar Tq STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk: Magadi District :Ramanagara Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NON SPECIFIED MINERALS M D Mahesh A N12 55 49.0 E77 12 25.3 Uduvegere 29.05.08 1966- No.10, Thirumale Vill., Building 156 B N12 55 48.7 E77 12 20.6 1 2.00 10 Years R1 Magadi Town, Magadi Stone Gomala C N12 55 50.5 E77 12 20.3 Ramnagar Dist. D N12 55 50.9 E77 12 24.8

A N12 59 29.6 E77 14 12.0 D.Venkatesh Belagumba 29.05.08 B N12 59 31.9 E77 14 09.2 1323- No.12, 7th C Main Rd, 3rd Building 99 2 6.00 10 Years C N12 59 33.0 E77 14 07.3 R1 Stg, 4th Crs, Basaveswar Stone Gomala D N12 59 33.0 E77 14 05.7 Nagara, Bangalore-79. E N12 59 37.7 E77 14 14.0

G.H.Pala Nethra A N12 57 15.2 E77 11 48.1 Juttanahalli 10.01.13 1324 - Gollahllai Vill., Soluru Hobli, Building 38/1 B N12 57 16.6 E77 11 46.7 3 2.00 10 Years R1 Gudemarnahalli Post, Magadi Stone Gomala C N12 57 19.3 E77 11 50.4 TQ, Ramangara Dist. D N12 57 18.0 E77 11 51.8

A N12 02 41.6 E77 13 52.4 Smt R Niramala Juttanahalli 20.03.07 B N12 02 40.6 E77 13 54.2 Bylakere Village @ Post, Building 154 4 1333 2.00 10 Years C N12 02 37.7 E77 13 52.6 Magadi Taluk, Ramanagara Stone Gomala D N12 02 35.4 E77 13 50.0 District. X N12 02 36.1 E77 13 48.9

Yalakappa A N12 55 42.8 E77 12 46.8 Juttanahalli 09.05.12 1328- Nethenhalli Vill, Madabal Building 123 B N12 55 42.3 E77 12 49.1 5 2.00 10 Years R1 Post, Magadi TQ, Ramnagar Stone Gomala C N12 55 38.8 E77 12 48.5 Dist. D N12 55 39.2 E77 12 46.3

A N12 55 39.2 E77 12 45.7 Lakshminarshimaiaha Juttanahalli 02.01.08 B N12 55 38.6 E77 12 48.3 1357- Building 123 6 Uduvegere village Magadi 2.00 10 Years C N12 55 38.2 E77 12 46.0 R1 Stone Gomala Taluk. D N12 55 35.8 E77 12 46.2 E N12 55 36.5 E77 12 44.6

M D Mahesh A N12 55 48.6 E77 12 20.1 Uduvegere 26.06.2004 No.10, Thirumale Vill., Building 156 B N12 55 48.6 E77 12 18.8 7 2197 0.20 5 Years Magadi Town, Magadi Stone Gomala C N12 55 50.2 E77 12 18.7 Ramnagar Dist. D N12 55 50.3 E77 12 20.0

A N12 57 16.9 E77 15 51.7 B N12 57 08.6 E77 15 54.0 C N12 57 06.0 E77 15 52.7 B Eshwara St. Crushers D N12 57 07.3 E77 15 50.1 Pro:RamuNo.255/G, Vengalappanhalli 08.02.2006 E N12 57 07.8 E77 15 48.5 Banashankari 6th Stg, 3rd Building 16 8 2427 18.00 10 Years F N12 57 07.6 E77 15 48.0 Blk,Chikke gowdanpalya, Stone Gomala G N12 57 07.8 E77 15 46.8 Thalagattpura Post, H N12 57 07.1 E77 15 46.5 Bangalore-62. I N12 57 06.4 E77 15 44.3 J N12 57 15.3 E77 15 44.3 K N12 57 17.1 E77 15 50.4

A N12 57 06.8 E77 15 50.4 Sri Siddeshwara Industries Vengalappanhalli 08.02.2006 Building 16 B N12 57 00.0 E77 15 48.4 9 2428 No.1762/15, 22nd crs, 18.00 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 57 01.0 E77 15 44.9 Govindraj Nagar, Blore-40. D N12 57 07.8 E77 15 46.7 Krishna St. Crushers Private Layout, KHB Vengalappanhalli 08.02.2006 A N12 57 15.7 E77 15 57.2 Building 18 10 2429 Colony, 1st Stg, 2nd Crs, 5.00 10 Years B N12 57 08.7 E77 15 54.0 Stone Gomala Basaveshwara Nagara, Blore- C N12 57 16.9 E77 15 51.7 79. M/s Soma Developers A N12 52 04.5 E77 17 16.8 Athimgere 01.03.2006 No.9, Venkatswamy Naidu Building 40 B N12 52 00.0 E77 17 04.06 11 2438 20.00 10 Years Street, Tasker Town, Shivaji Stone Gomala C N12 52 09.6 E77 17 04.08 Nagar, Bangalore-51. D N12 52 09.4 E77 17 16.07

M Rajendra Prasad A N12 52 09.7 E77 17 2.07 Athimgere 01.03.2006 No.103, Green Hal Building 40 B N12 52 09.6 E77 17 4.08 12 2437 5.00 10 Years Residency, No.50, Stone Gomala C N12 52 00.0 E77 17 4.06 Cunningham Road, Blore-52. D N12 52 59.3 E77 17 2.03

A N12 57 07.1 E77 15 46.5 B N12 57 00.9 E77 15 44.9 Sri Siddeshwara Industries Vengalappanhalli 27.03.2006 C N12 57 01.9 E77 15 41.2 Prop: S Thejasvi, Building 16 13 2447 10.00 10 Years D N12 57 06.2 E77 15 40.8 No.1762/15, 22nd crs, Stone Gomala E N12 57 13.8 E77 15 42.2 Govindraj Nagar, Blore-40 F N12 57 13.8 E77 15 44.3 G N12 57 06.4 E77 15 44.3 Maruthi Nandana Udyog A N12 57 12.6 E77 16 03.1 Private Layout, KHB Vengalappanhalli 06.04.2006 Building 18 B N12 57 07.8 E77 16 00.9 14 2451 Colony, 1st Stg, 2nd Crs, 10.00 10 Years Stone Gomala C N12 57 10.5 E77 15 54.8 Basaveshwara Nagara, Blore- D N12 57 15.3 E77 15 57.2 79. A N12 57 02.9 E77 15 58.5 B N12 56 58.3 E77 15 56.4 M/s Siddeshwara industries Vengalappanhalli 06.04.2006 C N12 56 57.6 E77 15 55.5 Building 18 15 2452 No.1762/15, 22nd crs, 10.00 10 Years D N12 57 00.0 E77 15 50.0 Stone Gomala Govindraj Nagar, Blore-40. E N12 57 03.3 E77 15 51.5 F N12 57 02.7 E77 15 53.1 G N12 57 04.8 E77 15 54.2 M/s B Eshwara Stn Crushers A N12 57 16.1 E77 16 04.5 Pro:RamuNo.255/G, Vengalappanhalli 06.04.2006 B N12 57 12.8 E77 16 02.7 Banashankari 6th Stg, 3rd Building 18 16 2454 5.00 10 Years C N12 57 15.3 E77 15 57.2 Blk,Chikke gowdanpalya, Stone Gomala D N12 57 15.7 E77 15 57.2 Thalagattpura Post, E N12 57 18.2 E77 15 59.8 Bangalore-62.

A N12 53 11.2 E77 15 59.3 B N12 53 08.1 E77 16 01.4 Sri Ashwath Anchikuppe 07.02.2011 Building 76 C N12 53 07.0 E77 16 01.1 17 1353 Anchikuppe Grama Magadi 3.30 5 Years Stone Gomala D N12 53 07.6 E77 15 56.9 Taluk. E N12 53 10.1 E77 15 56.6 F N12 53 11.6 E77 15 57.1 A N12 53 07.0 E77 16 01.1 B N12 53 06.3 E77 16 00.8 Sri Karthikesh Anchikuppe 07.02.2011 C N12 54 03.7 E77 15 59.3 Building 76 18 1354 Anchikuppe Grama Magadi 4.10 5 Years D N12 54 04.6 E77 15 54.4 Stone Gomala Taluk. E N12 53 07.6 E77 16 55.0 F N12 53 07.3 E77 15 56.9 G N12 53 07.6 E77 15 56.9 A N12 55 38.2 E77 12 46.0 Sri Lakshmi Narasimaiah Uduvegere 23.02.2011 Building 123 B N12 55 38.6 E77 12 48.3 19 1356 Uduvegere village Magadi 1.00 5 Years Stone Gomala C N12 55 35.8 E77 12 47.3 Taluk. D N12 55 35.8 E77 12 46.2 STATEMENT SHOWING G.P.S Co-ordinates IN RESPECT OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES . Taluk: Channapatna District :Ramanagara Survey Execution GPS Co-ordinates Name of the Lesee & Name of the Village & Extent Sl.no QL No. No. & Date & Expiry Date Station Address Mineral (in Acre) Latitude Longitude Land Period Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NON SPECIFIED MINERALS Sri H.D. Puttaswamy S/o Doddegowda, Building 88 Seebanahally 27.02.2004 1 1097 Hanumapura Doddi, H. Stone Gomala 0.25 5 Years Marenahally post, Channaptna Tq. Sri Siddegowda S/o Kempegowda, No.4437, 6th main road, Building 88 Seebanahally 06.12.2010 2 1348 Raja kempegowda Stone Gomala 0.20 5 Years layout,Channapatna Tq. Ramanagara dist Magadi: Brick Earth M/s Wienerberger Brick A N13 03 05.0 E77 07 41.7 Thippa sandra 08.06.11 Industrices Pvt Ltd. 43 B N13 03 14.7 E77 07 50.7 1 1368 Brick Earth 10.00 10 Years No. 88/4, Richmond Road, Gomala C N13 03 12.5 E77 07 53.1 Bangalore 560 025. D N13 03 02.9 E77 07 44.2

M/s Wienerberger Brick A N13 04 29.7 E77 05 48.5 Thippa sandra 08.06.11 Industrices Pvt Ltd. 17 B N13 04 37.8 E77 05 51.6 2 1369 Brick Earth 10.00 10 Years No. 88/4, Richmond Road, Gomala C N13 04 36.0 E77 05 56.3 Bangalore 560 025. D N13 04 28.0 E77 05 53.3

M/s Srirama Earth Movers A N13 03 02.9 E77 07 44.2 Thippa sandra 14.05.2009 Prop:R Ashok Reddy, 43 B N13 03 12.5 E77 07 53.1 3 1326 Brick Earth 10.00 5 Years No.26, laxmisagar, Neraluru Gomala C N13 03 10.6 E77 07 55.4 Post, Anekal TQ. D N13 03 00.7 E77 07 46.6

M/s Srirama Earth Movers A N13 04 28.0 E77 05 53.3 Thippa sandra 14.05.2009 Prop:R Ashok Reddy, 17 B N13 04 36.0 E77 05 56.3 4 1327 Brick Earth 10.00 5 Years No.26, laxmisagar, Neraluru Gomala C N13 04 34.5 E77 06 00.6 Post, Anekal TQ. D N13 04 26.2 E77 05 57.9

NUMBER OF CURRENT MINOR MINERAL LEASES IN RAMANAGARA DISTRICT

ABSTRACT

MINOR MINARAL LEASES SL NO TALUK REMARKS SPECIFIEDNON SPECIFIED

1Ramanagara 2 49

2Kanakapura 48 R

3Magadi 4 25

4Channapatna 2 4

TOTAL 56 78

Deputy Director Dept of Mines and Geology Ramanagara

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MODIFICATION OF QUARRY PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN OF BUILDING STONE QUARRY (QL No.1246)

TO Smt. Suman Krishnappa ) No. 1662/ A," Avva", ' ) 16th A Main Road, 2nd Stage, . ) JP Nagar, Bangalore -560078.

Over an extent of 2-20 Acres under (Government Land)

In part of Sy No.88 (P) ) Manchegowdanapalya village, ) Ramanagara Taluk Ramanagara District, ) Karnataka ) J ) Prepared Bv _) Ganapati S. Hegde ,J RQP /GOA/144/2002/ A _) #517, SAGAR REGAL, VI l'v1ain, Maruti Layout, Vasanthapura, .) Bangalore - 61. .) Ph No: +91- 9449984199 March- 2019 J

._) J J .J '.J Contents RQP- CERTIFICATE ...... i CERTIFICATE BY THE LESSEE FOR ...... iii CERTIFICATE BY THE LESSEE FOR ...... iv 1. GENERAL ...... I 2. LOCATION & ACCESSIBILITY ...... 3 a) Details of the Area: ...... 3 b) Topo sheet No. with Latitude and longitude: ...... 3 c) Land use pattern (Forest, Agricultural, Grazing, Barren etc) : ...... 3 d) General location and vicinity map showing the area boundaries: ...... 4 PART-A ...... 5 3. GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION ...... 5 4. QUARRYING ...... 10 5. BLASTING ...... 14 6. MINE DRAINAGE ...... 16 7. STACKING OF MINERAL REJCETS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE: ...... 16 16 ) 8. USE OF MINERAL: ...... 9. OTHERS: ...... 16 JO. MINERAL PROCESSING: ...... 17 PART-B ...... 18 11. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN : ...... 18 i) Base line information: ...... 18 ii) Water Regime: ...... 18 iii) Flora and Fauna: ...... 18 iv) Quality of air, ambient noise level and water: ...... 19 a) Air Quality: ...... 19 b) Ambient noise level: ...... 19 c) Water quality: ...... 19 v) Climatic Conditions: ...... 19 vii) Public buildings, places and monuments: ...... 20 b) Environment Impact assessment statement: ...... 20 1) Landscape: ...... 20 2) Soil and Land use pattern: ...... 20 3) Agriculture: ...... 21 4) Forest: ...... 21 5) Vegetation: ...... 21 ii) Air quality: ...... 21 iii) Water Quality: ...... 21 iv) Noise Levels ...... 21 v) Vibration levels (due to blasting) ...... 22 vi) Water Regime: ...... 22 vii) Socio/ Economic: ...... 22 1) Socio and demographic profile: ...... 22 2) Occupational health and safety: ...... :...... 22 viii) Public buildings, places and monuments: ...... 23 c) Environmental Management plan: ...... 23 i) Storage and preservation of the top soil: ...... 23 iii) Programme of year-wise afforestation for the initial five years: ...... 23 iv) Stabilisation and vegetation of dumps along with waste dump management year- wise for the first five years : ...... 23 v) Measures to control erosion/ sedimentation of water course: ...... 23 vi) Treatment and disposal of water from mine: ...... 23 ii) Measures for minimizing adverse effects on water regime: ...... 24 viii) Protective measures for ground vibrations/ air blast caused by blasting...... 24 ix) Measures for protecting historical monuments and for rehabilitation of human settlement, likely to be disturbed due to quarrying activity: ...... 24 x) Socio-Economic benefits arising out of mining: ...... 24 xi) Monitoring schedules for different environmental components after the commencement of mining and other related activities: ...... 24 PART-C ...... 25 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN (PMCP) ...... 25 ) 1. Introduction ...... 25 ) 1.1) Reasons for Closure: ...... 25 1.2) Statutory obligations: ...... 26 . ) 1.3) Closure plan preparation: ...... 26 ) 2. Mine Description: ...... 27 2.1 Geology: ...... 27 2.2 Reserves : ...... 27 2.3 Mining Method : ...... 28 3. Review of implementation of Mining Plan / Scheme of Mining including five years Progressive Closure Plan up to the final closure of mine: ...... 28 4. Closure Plan: ...... 28 4.1 Mined-Out land: ...... 28 4.2 Water Quality Management: ...... 29 4.3 Air Quality Management: ...... 29 4.4 Waste management: ...... 29 4.5 Topsoil Management: ...... 29 4.6 Tailing Dam Management: ...... 30 4.7. Infrastructures : ...... 30 4.8 Disposal of Mining Machinery : ...... 30 4.9 Safety &Security: ...... 30 4.10 Disaster Management and Risk Assessment: ...... 31 4.11 Care and maintenance during temporary discontinuance : ...... 31 5. Economic repercussions of closure of mine and manpower retrenchments: ...... 31 5.1 Number of local residents employed in the mine, status of the continuation family occupation and scope of joining the occupation back : ...... 31 5.2 Compensation given or to be given to the employees connecting with sustenance of himself and their family members: ...... 32 () ()

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() 5.3 Satellite occupations connected to the Quarrying industry number of persons engaged therein continuance of such business after mine closes: ...... 32 0 5.4 Continued engagement of employees in the rehabilitated status of mining lease area 0 and any other remnant activities: ...... 32 5.5 Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of the society around due to closure of 0 Quarry: ...... 32 0 6. Time scheduling for abandonment : ...... 32 7.0 Abandonment Cost: ...... 34 0 8.0 Financial Assurance: ...... 34 0 9.0 Certificate: ...... 35 10.0. Plans, Sections etc : ...... 35 0 ANNEXURES ...... 37 0 PLATES ...... 38 0 0 0 1\,_, () () J 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 RQP- CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the provisions of Mines Act, Rules & Regulations made there under have been observed in preparation of Quarry Plan along with Progressive Quarry Closure Plan of Building Stone Quarry of Smt. Suman Krishnappa over an extent of 2-20 Acres which is located in part of the Survey No. 88(P) (Government land) of Manchegowdana Palya village of Ramanagara Taluk of Ramanagara District, Karnataka State. Wherever specific permissions are required the Lessee/ applicant will approach the DGMS for approval.

This quarry plan along with progressive quarry closure plan has been prepared as per Rule 18 (3) of KMMC Rules 1994 & Rule 15 &17 of GCDR-1999 & the guidelines of the Director of Mines & Geology. Whenever specific Permission is required for any deviation, the Lessee will approach the Director of Mines & Geology.

The information furnished in the quarrying plan is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Place: Bangalore Date: 02.03.2019 )

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MODIFICATION OF QUARRYING PLAN

This is to Certify that the Modification of Quarrying Plan of Building Stone Quarry of Smt. Suman Krishanappa in part of Sy. No. 88(P) (Government land), Manchegowdanapalya village, Ramanagara Taluk, Ramanagara District over an extent of 2-20 Acres has been prepared by Ganapati S. Hegde RQP/GOA/144/2001/A in full consultation with me. I have understood its contents and agree to implement the same in accordance with the law.

Place: Ramanagara Date: 02/03/2019

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PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

This is to certify that the Progressive Mine Closure Plan in Government land in part of Sy. No. 88(P) (Government land), Manchegowdanapalya village, Ramanagara Taluk, Ramanagara District over an extent of 2-20 Acres (1.011 Hectares) complies and has taken in to consideration all statutory rules, regulations, orders made by the central or state Government, statutory organizations, Court etc. and wherever any specific permission is required 1 will approach the concerned authorities. I also give an undertaking to the effect that all the measures proposed in this Progressive Mine Closure plan will be implemented in a time bound manner as proposed.

Place: Ramanagara ) Date: 02/03/2019 )

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MODIFICATION OF QUARRYING PLAN OF "SMT. SUMAN KRISHNAPPA" FOR EXTRACTION OF BUILDING STONE IN THE MANCHEGOWDANAPALYA VILLAGE LIMITS OF RAMANAGARA TALUK ) OF RAMAN A GARA DISTRICT, KARNAT AKA.

) 1. GENERAL

) Smt. Suman Krishnappa, has a quarry lease vide No. 1246 for extracting of Building

) stone in Sy. No. 88, Manchegowdanapalya village, Ramanagara Taluk, Ramanagara District, Karnataka. He has also obtained Environmental clearance vide no. SEIAA 846 MIN 2015

) Dated 30.01.2016 with a production capacity of 20,851 TPA for five years plan period. Now he is applying for expansion of production to 4,00,000 Tonnes for 1st year & 50,000 tonnes ) for 2nd year and 5,000 TPA for the remaining 3 years of plan period.

The area proposed for quarrying was granted by DMG vide Quarry Lease number ) QL-1246 dated 13/03/2006 to Smt. Suman Krishnappa to an extent of 2-20 Acres in part of Sy. No. 88(P), Manchegowdanapalya village, Ramanagara Taluk, Ramanagara District, Karnataka. The sketch showing the demarcated area is enclosed as Plate No.2. )

The Quarrying plan is prepared under Karnataka Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1994 & Granite Conservation Rules, 1999, for 5 years.

a) Name of the Applicant: ) Smt. Suman Krishnappa No. 1662/ A, "Avva", ) 16th A Main Road, 2nd Stage, ) J PNagar, ) Bangalore -560078. .) (Address Proof enclosed as Annexure-7)

b) Status of Applicant: The applicant is an individual c) Minerals which are occurring in the area and which the applicant intends to mine:

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'] Ordinary building stone. 'J d) Period for which this mining lease is granted / renewal proposed to be applied:

.·--, The Quarrying Lease is to be granted for 20 years for Quarrying Building Stone. ') e) Name of RQP preparing mining plan: ,-) Name: Ganapati S. Hegde ., RQP /GOA/144/2002/ A ·• ,) Address: #517, SAGAR REGAL, VI Main, -) Maruti Layout, Vasanathapura, -·) Bangalore - 61. ) Ph No: +91- 9449984199. ) (RQP Certificate enclosed)

) (Valid up to: 09-05-2022 as Annexure) . ) f) Name and address of the Prospecting Agency: ) No prospecting work was carried out by the applicant.

g) Reference No. and date of consent letter from the state Govt: ) Quarry lease granted by DMG vide number -QL No. 1246 dated 13/03/2006.

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) 2. LOCATION & ACCESSIBILITY

) a) Details of the Area: ) The applied area is demarcated on the Topo-sheet No 57 H/5 & 57 H/6 of the Survey of ) India and enclosed vide Plate. No.1 as key plan. ) State District Taluk Village Sy. Area Ownership J No. in J Acres

) Karnataka Ramanagara Ramanagara Manchegowdana 88 2-20 Government palya )

Existence of public road / railway line, if any nearby and approximate distance:- .) The nearest human habitation is Manchegowdanapalya village, which is at a distance of 0.75 km east from the proposed quarry site, the nearest railway station is at Ketohalli which is at a distance of 5.90 kms NW from the applied area.

b) Topo sheet No. with Latitude and longihtde:

) Topo sheet No 57 H/5 & 57 H/6

PNo Lattitude Longitude

A N12° 43' 07.3" E77° 22' 25.2" B N12° 43' 05.5" E77° 22' 25.4" c N12° 43' 05.0" E77° 22' 22.7"

D N12° 43' 08.2" E77° 22' 22.4"

E N12° 43' 08.7" E77° 22' 26.6"

F N12° 43' 07.5" E77° 22' 26.8"'

DATUM: INDO-BANGLA

c) Land use pattern (Forest, Agricultural, Grazing, Barren etc):

The applied area is a Government Land. Applied area is a waste land

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LANDU SE DETAlLS (ACRES)

Particulars Existing land Total land In Acres in Acres Quarryine - 1-28 Roads 0-02 0-02 Overburden dump - 0-02 Infrastructure __,_ Mineral Storaee 0-06 Topsoil Yard Buffer Zone 0-22 0-22 Virein Area 1-36 Total 2-20 2-20

d) General location and vidnity map showing the area boundaries:

Key Plan of the area is enclosed, showing the existing roads, village, nallah, waste, agricultural land etc. as Plate. No.1.

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PART-A

3. GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION a) Briefly describe the topography and General Geology and local mine Geology of the mineral deposit including drainage pattern:

i) Topography:

A view at a Topo sheet No. 57 H/5 & 57 H/6 following topographic features can be observed.

) • The applied area is located in Government Land. It is a waste land.

) • The terrain is Hilly terrain sloping southeast.

) • No roads pass through the applied area.

• No human settlements within or in the vicinity of the applied area. The nearest village is at 0.90 kms distance.

• A Seasonal Nalla has been found in the Southern direction flowing to South East which joins nearby Tank.

• The highest elevation at West side and lowest elevation at East Side in the area are } 743 mts and 733 mts respectively, having an elevation difference of 10 mts.

) • For survey purposes, a temporary bench mark (TBM) with 744.0 mts RL is considered at NW comer of the area and the same is shown in the Plate. No.3 & 4 (Surface & Geological plan).

ii) General Geology:

The Dharwar craton is one of classical and well-studied Archaean granite greenstone terrains of the world and is principally composed of low k-tonalitic to trondhjemitic gneisses (Peninsular gneiss) with infolded supracrustals (Sargur group) and capped by younger series of volcano sedimentary sequences (Dharwar super group). Cale-

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alkaline granites form the latest Archaean magmatic event in the Craton. The pronounced N-S elongation of regional grain in the Craton is one of the most important and conspicuous feature.

Dharwar Super Group with profound unconformity, Rocks of Dharwar supergroup in WDC are divided into lower Babbudan and upper Chitradurga groups (Radhakrishna and Vaidyanadhan, 1997) and exposed in two large belts that may be called as super belts viz., (1) Bababudan-Westem Ghats-Shimoga and (2) Chitradurga-Gadaga (Ramakrishnan and Vaidyanadha, 2008).

The end of Dharwar cycle is marked by a fresh outburst of granitic activity around 2600 my. Ago granite of this age extend in North-South Direction narrow belt 50 km wide. The name 'Closepet Gtartite; has been given to this complex of coarse to medium, pink and grey granites, monzonites & monzogranites traversed by fine grained pink & grey types, pegmatities and aplites. The most characteristic rock type of this class is a coarse grained porphyritic granite with large sized porphyroblasts of pink and grey potash feldspar. This belt of younger patassic granites is believed to

) mark a major-geo-suture joining two distinct crustal blocks of late Archaean age, western block characterized by a number of well-developed low grade granite­

) greenstone belts with their iron and manganese ores and an eastern black marked mainly by younger gneiss of granitic and granodioritic composition enclosing within ) it a number of narrow linear bands of auriferous schist belts. Collision of the two blocks and intra-crustal melting at the end of Archaean is believed to have resulted in the emplacement of granites along the line of junction of the two blocks.

The last and final phase of granitic intrusion within the crystalline complex of Karnataka was given the name of "Closepet Granite" after the town of Closepet (present day Ramanagaram) where granitic rocks were first recognized. The granites being the youngest in point of age in the Archaean complex of Mysore are best described as "Younger Granites".

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A coarse grained porphyritic granite is the most typical member which occurs in the central region of the belt as large oval plutons. The rock is ruldely foliated, the phenocrysts of feldspar being arranged with their longer axis parallel to the direction of foliation. Texturally it is coarse to medium grained porphyritic granite with tabular and prismatic crystals of potash feldspar. The difference between the older foliated gneiss and the younger porphyritic granite is thus one of texture, the latter being characterized by development of porphyro-blasts of late microcline. Progressive feldspathization due to the influx of potash rich solutions has been the most important factor in the transformation of gneisses into porphyrite granite. The pink colouration which has affected the rocks of this suite appears to be a later hydrothermal effect.

Based on the recent petrographic and geochemical studies two groups have been recognized i) an earlier silica-poor group made up of clino-pyroxenequart­ ) monzonite and porphyritic monzonite and ii) a later silica rich equigranular pink and

) grey granite, locally porphyritic.

) The pink porphyritic granite in the area is essentially composed of potash feldspar,

) measuring a few centimeters, set in a dark coloured matrix rich in biotite and quartzo-feldspathic matrix

iii) Local/ Mine Geology:

The Quarrying Lease granted area in Uragahalli village is composed generally of porphyritic granite of younger grites series. The geological setting of this area is of "Closepet Granite". The porphyritic granite is essentially composed of potash feldspars measuring a few centimeters area set in a dark coloured biotite and quartzo-feldspathic matrix.

The porphyritic granite is seen all along the quarry lease area in the form of massive sheet and few boulders on the hill. The area is moderately disturbed with well-developed joints.

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The porphyritic granite (sheets and boulders) exposures in the quarrying lease area can be made out from the map (PLA TE-3).

(i) The Topographic plan of the applied area is prepared in 1:50,000 RF with 20 mts n contour interval. For survey purpose, a temporary bench mark (TBM) with an elevation of 744.0 rnts RL is considered in the area and the same is used as base for the preparation of surface and geological plan and shown in Plate. No.3 & 4.

(ii) Details of exploration already carried out:

Exploration of Building stone was not done in the previous years.

c) Geological cross section LL' is drawn in W-E direction from one end of the lease to the other end of the lease on a scale of 1:1000 RF. All the exposures are marked on the section and enclosed as Plate. No. 5. d) Future programme of exploration:

As already stated that the granite deposit is massive extended in all directions and is exposed to the surface throughout the lease area, exploration will not be proposed for next five years plan period.

e) Method of Estimation of Reserves:

Experience gained in this type of deposits has been utilized; the granite bed is exposed to the surface.

As Granite deposit is wide extended extensively both in lateral and vertical direction, Proved Mineral Reserves are calculated up to 742 mts RL. All the deposit which is exposed in all the three dimensions is considered as proved. Inferred Mineral Resources are considered for another 10 mts depth below i.e., from 733 mts RL to 743 mts RL. From the field trials conducted in the sector and the information gathered, the bulk density is found to be 2.66 t/ cu. mts and the recovery factor is found to be 98 %.

Cross sectional method has been used to calculate the reserves for granite. Cross-section has been drawn on a scale 1:1000. The cross sectional area of the reserve blocks is multiplied by

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) sectional interval to give volume. These volumes are multiplied by the bulk density of 2.66

') t/ cum. Considering 98% recovery, the reserves are computed and tabulated. The Total reserves Proved/probable are 15,29,188 tons. Mineable reserves for Granite after leaving green belt of 7.5 m from the lease boundary are of the order of 5,84,460 tons. J'

~, Since some quantity of deposit is bound to be blocked to maintain ultimate pit limit, (ref. Drg. No. 4 & 5) the remaining resources are computed by leaving the deposit lying for } ,., monitoring pit slope angle of 60° and for waste dump. At the given rate of proposed production of 4,00,000 Tonnes for 1st year & 50,000 tonnes for the 2nd year and 5,000 TPA for ~ .-, the remaining 3 years of plan period, the life of the mine is (2,19,721.8 /2,30,000) about 5 years minimum. As explained above the Details of category wise Total Mineral Resources & ) Mineral Reserves are given below.

) Cateaorv Wise Reserves Calculation of ) Buildina Stone Quarrv (2-20 Acre.) of Smt. Suman Krishnappa ) Sectional Sectional Saleable Volume ROM Intercalated Section area Influence Building {Cu.m.) @2.66t/cmt Waste (2%) ) (Sq.m.) (m) stone (98%) Proved reserves AA' 6151.36 77.00 473654.7 1259922 1234723 25198 ) Probable reserves ) AA' 1314.65 77.00 101228.1 269267 263881 5385 TOTAL 7466.01 77.00 574882.8 1529188 1498604 30584 _) Mineable Reserves Calculation of J Building Stone Quarrv (2-20 Acre.) of Smt. Suman Krishnappa .J Sectional Sectional Saleable Volume ROM Intercalated Section area Influence Building (Cu.m.) @2.66t/cmt Waste (2%) J {Sq.m.) (m) stone (98%) J Proved reserves AA' 3182.45 62.00 197311.9 524850 514353 10497 0 Probable reserves u AA' 361.45 62.00 22409.9 59610 58418 1192 u TOTAL 3543.90 62.00 219721.8 584460 572771 11689 J

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4. QUARRYING

a) An open cast Other than fully Mechanized method will be adopted to operate the area.

Since, the annual production is about 4,00,000 Tonnes for 1 st year & 50,000 tonnes for 2nd year and the 5,000 TPA for the remaining 3 years of plan period, the Open cast method will be followed during the plan period. A Quarrying plan for production and development is shown in Plate.No.6. For production, it is proposed to work from South to North (ref. Drg.

..., No. 6). It is proposed to work AA' section during the Plan period . b) The Tonnages of saleable granite and intercalated waste during the plan period is as given below.

Production and Development Calculation of Building Stone Quarry (2-20 Acre.) of Smt. Suman Krishnappa Sectional Sectional Saleable Volume ROM Intercalated Section area Influence Building (Cu.m.) @2.66t/cmt Waste (2%) (Sq.m.) (m) stone (98%) I Year (2019-20) ) AA' 2474.92 62.00 153444.9 408164 400000 8164 Sub-Total 2474.92 62.00 153444.9 408164 400000 8164 II Year (2020-21) AA' 309.37 62.00 19180.6 51020 50000 1020 .) Sub-Total 309.37 62.00 19180.6 51020 50000 1020 Ill Year (2021-22) _) AA' 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 _) Sub-Total 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 J IV Year (2022-23) AA' 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 J Sub-Total 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 J V Year (2023-24) AA' 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 J Sub-Total 30.94 62.00 1918.0 5102 5000 102 ,) TOTAL 2877.09 62.00 178379 474490 465000 9490 J

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c) Composite plan showing pit layout at the end of every year for 5 years and sectional views showing production schemes for 5 years are enclosed vide Plate No. 6.

d)About 9,490 tonnes of intercalated waste is required to be handled during the plan period, which will be utilized for strengthening the approach road.

e)Proposed rate of production when the mine is fully developed and the life of the mine:

From the above it may be seen that during plan period, it is proposed to maintain a suitable

Building Stone production of about 4,00,000 Tonnes for 1st year & 50,000 tonnes for 211

· ) At the given rate of proposed production of 4,00,000 Tonnes for 1st year & 50,000 tonnes for 2nd year and 5,000 TPA for the remaining 3 years of plan period, the life of the mine is more than 5 years.

However, exploration will be done after the execution of lease, which would establish enhancement of Building Stone reserves and the life of the quarry is expected to increase.

i) Extent of mechanization:

The Method of mining shall continue to be Other than fully Mechanised method. There will be no changes in the proposed method of mining and deployment of machinery.

The following machines are proposed to be hired and used in the mines.

) List of Machineries are as under. Type Nos. Capacity Make Motive Power Excavator 2 0.Scum L&T Diesel Engine Tippers 3 10 tonnes Tata Diesel Engine

J Compressors 2 33 VT4 Atlas Diesel Engine Compressed Air Water tanker 1 3000 liters Tata Diesel Engine

Jeep 1 4x4 Mahindra Diesel Engine

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J 1) Drilling

') Type Nos. Size of Size of Make Motive Power hole mm Capacity J 1) Tractor Mounted 1 - 140cum VT4 Atlas Diesel (Fuel) J compressor 'J 2) Jack Hammers 1 33 - - Compressed Air )

,-, Loading Equipment & 3) Haulage and Transport Equipment

} Building Stone and intercalated waste are loaded by excavator into the dumper. Both ') excavators and dumpers may be purchased or hired to handle the tonnage.

) Equipment:

, ) 0.5 Cum excavator ...... 2 No

10 tonnes dumpers ...... 3 No

Justification for requirement of haulage equipment with calculations:

Total average tonnage handling 94,898 per year )

) Number of working days 300

) Number of shifts /day 1

) Daily average handling in tonnes 316 J Capacity of shovel 0.5Cum o_) u Effective handling hours/ day 6.5 J Bucket fill factor 0.80 u Swell factor 0.80

u System utility factor 0.50 w

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Cycle time of shovel 45sec

Hence handling in 6.5 hrs shift 0.8x0.8x0.5x0.5=0.16 x 2.66(density)=0.4256 in 45

Sec =0.4256 x 60/ 45 =0.57x390minutes=222 tons

For 1 shovel 222 tonnes

) Number of dumpers required

Average hauling distance 0.80km

Back 0.80km ) Total 1.6 kms

Average speed of dumper 10km/hour

For travelling 1.6 kms 9.6min

Loading time and unloading time 10min

Total time required/ trip 10+10=20 min .) Hence each dumper will make 3 trips say 3 trips/hour - ) In 6.5 hours 3x6.5=19.5x10tonnes=195t

To Handle 316 tonnes/ day 2Number

3) Haulage and Transport equipment

a. Haulage within the Quarrying lease hold:

Type Nos. Size of Capacity Make Motive Power Tippers 3 10Tonnes Tata Diesel Engine

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b.Transport from mine head to the destination:

The transport from mine head to the consumer is trough hired tippers / trucks / tractor trailer by road.

4. Miscellaneous: - Nil -

5. BLASTING

a) & b) Broad blasting parameters & type of explosives to be used:

Considering the facts that the Building Stone requires blasting for its extraction and that class II explosives are to be used, the powder factor can be estimated to be 6 tonnes per Kg. of explosives.

The explosive required per annum at a powder factor of 6 tonnes/ kg will be

94,898/ 6t/kg = 15,816 Kgs (say). It is proposed to use slurry explosive. The charge ) per hole is 500 gms; charging will be by safety fuse with the combination of Ordinary ) detonators and slurry explosive; handling - tie up with the explosive suppliers (sale, ) possesses and use of explosives); system of initiation - ordinary detonators.

In addition, we require about 44,622 m of safety fuse and 29,748 number of ordinary detonators for initiation purpose. As only few holes (max 10 /round) will be blasted ) at one time, no significant air blast or vibrations will be envisaged. However, since the area is surrounded by an agricultural land, if required, sand bags/ mud bags will be kept on holes and will be muffled in order to prevent the flying rocks.

c) Powder factor:

The detailed calculations showing the powder factor in this area is as follows.

Spacing 1.00m Burden 1.00m Depth of the hole 1.SOm Bulk density 2.66t/ Cum

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Blasting efficiency 80% Therefore, the powder 1.00mx1.00mx1.5mx0.8x2.66 t/cum= 3.19 tonnes for O.Skg factor explosive For 1 kg Explosive 6.38 say 6 t/ kg Therefore each hole give 1.00mx1.00mx1.5mx0.80x2.66 t/cum=3.19 tonnes ROM us The ROM to be handled 94,898 TPA l No of holes required 94,898/3.19 = 29,748 nos

) Total drilling required 29,748 x1.5m= 44,622 m

) One Jack Hammer can 40,000 m/ Annum give ) No of Jack Hammer 2Nos required

)

d ) Whether secondary blasting is needed, if so, describe in brief:

) In case of boulders bigger than half a cubic meter, are broken after an initial blasting. ) 25 mm x 200mm cartridges of 140 gms shall be used for such secondary blasting.

e) Storage of Explosive:

Explosive will not be stored in the mine since the entire Handling and blasting ) operations will be carried out by a licensed contractor who sell, possess and use of ) explosives having a magazine with license. Blasting operations will be carried out ) where ever it is permitted in the quarry lease. Otherwise the extraction is by heating and cracking process. ) However, if it becomes necessary, applicant will take necessary permission from the Competent Authority for using and storage of explosives. Explosive magazine of 25kg will be installed with the permission to use 10 kg ammonium nitrate/ day.

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6. MINE DRAINAGE

a) On the observation from nearby bore wells, likely depth of water table is 10 mts from surface.

b) Working expected to reach 690 mts RL level during plan period.'-

c) Quantity and quality of water likely to be encountered, their pumping arrangement and places where this mine water is finally proposed to be discharged.

As such there is no possibility for encountering any underground water source during the plan period. Any rain water, accumulated in the pit during monsoon, will be naturally drained within 2 or 3 days.

7. STACKING OF MINERAL REJCETS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE:

a) The nature and quality of top-soil, over burden waste and mineral rejects likely to be removed during the next five years:

There is Top soil is available in the area to a depth of 0.5 to 1.0 m which will be used for mud bund preparation and plantation purpose. It is proposed to handle about 9,490 tonnes of waste, and will be used for haul road and approach road.

8. USE OF MINERAL:

a) The granite from this quarry will be used as building stone. ')

) 9. OTHERS: ,J a) Site services:

) Since Ramanagara at a distance of 9.15 kms W, most of the repairs of equipment will J be undertaken there and hence, no workshop will be maintained at mine head. u Office, stores, first-aid station, rest shelter, latrines and urinals is constructed and J maintained outside in the lease area. 0 u u Page 16 u v u u u • Building Stone Quarry

Potable Drinking water will be supplied to the persons working in the quarry by disinfected and cleaned water tank/ cans. No colony is maintained within the quarry as the workers come from the adjoining villages.

b) Employment Potential

In all, there will be about 7 face workers for the Building Stone production of 94,898 tonnes (saleable production of 4,00,000 tonnes for the 1st year, 50,000 tonnes

for the 2nd year and 5,000 tonnes for the remaining 3 years of plan period) @ 70 tonnes face OMS, each worker contribute 300 man shifts per annum, it requires 94,898/300/50 == 7+1(15%leave/absent) workers. All others required are shown in manpower chart. ') The break -up of the above employment is given below. )

) 1. Permit Manager 01 2. Blaster 02 ) 3. Excavater & Tipper Operators 04 ) 4. Driller & Drilling Helper 02 ) 5. Face workers 07 ) 6. Watch&Ward 01 ) 7. Supervisors 01 ~ 8. Total 18 _) 10. MINERAL PROCESSING: :___.) No mineral processing is proposed except manual sizing. J J J

J Gan ;a;mctn-~t'fl!e: .J RQP GOA/144/2002/A J J Page 17 ....) u u u ~ Building Stone Quarry ) ') PART-B J 11. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN:

i) Base line information: a) Existing Land use pattern : The extent of the lease block to be granted is 2-20 Acres.

About 1-28 acres land will be used for quarrying in the plan period. The present land use pattern are given bellow. Statutory buildings will be away from the lease area.

Particulars Existing land Total land In Acres in Acres Quarrvine -- 1-28 Roads 0-02 0-02 Overburden dump -- 0-02 Infrastructure Mineral Stora2e --- 0-06 Topsoil Yard Buffer Zone 0-22 0-22 Virein Area 1-36 Total 2-20 2-20 )

) The surrounding area is dry land, where some seasonal crops like cotton, jawar and ) sunflower are grown. ) ii) Water Regime: .) There are no natural springs in the area. _) The water table is about 300 m generally below the ground level. The drainage _) pattern is dendritic to sub-dendritic in nature. J iii) Flora and Fauna: ~ ) The area is completely barren and devoid of any vegetation. Only few thorny bushes u are seen. ..) J

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As there is no forest cover, no wild life is seen in the area. In the adjacent areas, foxes and rabbits are reported to be seen.

) iv) Quality of air, ambient noise level and water: So far, the study on quality of air, ambient noise level and water is not carried out in the specific area. However, the area around the applied area is devoid of any industry.

a) Air Quality: In general the SPM, S02 and Nox concentration in the region may be within the permissible limits, as it is a small scale quarrying.

b) Ambient noise level: The noise levels are very low in this vicinity.

c) Water quality: The quality of ground water is fairly good. There is no liquid waste discharge from mining activity, which is likely to pollute water.

v) Climatic Conditions: The year may broadly be classified into four seasons. The dry season is from January ) to February, followed by hot weather from March to May. The SW monsoon season is from June to September and the NE monsoon period from October to December.

Rainfall

The amount of rainfall is being measured from rain guage stations located in the district. A study of the rainfall data from 2001 to 2010 from various rain gauge stations has shown that the amount of rainfall is relatively uniform throughout the district. The normal rainfall of the district is 854mm and varies from 822 mm at Kanakapura to 868mm at Magadi. December to March represents very low rainfall months. The rainfall occurs in nearly 49 rainy days. The pre monsoon period has a normal of 345mm (35%), SW monsoon period has 363 mm (37%) and the NE

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monsoon period receive 263mm (27%) rainfall. It is observed that there is not much variation in the distribution of rainfall during pre-monsoon, SW monsoon and NE monsoon periods. During the year 2011, the district received an average rainfall of 970mm.However it varies from a lowest 800 mm at Kanakapura to a highest 1130 mm at Magadi station. vi) Human Settlement:

There is no habitation in the area. No villages are situated within the area. Workmen and staff come from the nearby villages. So, there is no displacement involved. The villages falling within the buffer zone of 5 kms from the lease boundary are given in key plan (Plate No. 1)

vii) Public buildings, places and monuments: No public buildings, places, monument etc., exist within the applied area or in the vicinity.

viii) Whether the area falls under notified area under water Act. 1974: Entire Karnataka falls under the notified area of the above act. Suitable action and remedial steps will be taken in case any obligation arises from the above said Act. On

) the applicant.

b) Environment Impact assessment statement: ) 1) Landscape: ) The area forms a Hilly terrain. ) 2) Soil and Land use pattern: ) There is Top soil is available in the area to a depth of 0.5to1.0 m which will be J used for mud bund preparation and plantation purpose. ,) About 1-28 acres land will be used for quarrying granite in the Lease period. ,J Statutory buildings will be away from the lease area. ,J .J ,J Page 20 u J u v rJ Building Stone Quarry

3) Agriculture: Due to quarrying agriculture will not be affected around the lease area. Only seasonal rainfed crops are grown such as jawar, sunflower, cotton, etc.

4) Forest: As there is no forest area in the vicinity, and hence, there can be no effect on the forest area

5) Vegetation: The area is barren and devoid of any vegetation.

) ii) Air quality: ) Only pollution in the air is due to dust which gets airborne due to the vehicular movement and while loading granite, etc. Therefore, the SPM count in the air will increase to a very small extent.

Nox, S02 and CO values are expected to be within the permissible limits due to

) proposed quarrying. Effect of quarrying in minimal. There is not much fuel burn during mining except during transportation of granite and waste of vehicles plying and compressor used for drilling the JH-holes.

) iii) Water Quality: ) Since it is rocky terrain, no ground water is found. However rain water is the source

. ) for surface water. There is no toxic or poisonous discharge in to the drains from mining operations. So, quality of water shall not be affected. But, in the surface ) water some suspended silt particles may find their way during rainy season )

J iv) Noise Levels Since it is a small scale quarrying, drilling and blasting are proposed, the back ground noise levels will be slightly high at the site while drilling and blasting. The area is away from roads where frequent traffic is encountered. General noise levels are expected to be less than 80 dBa in working of the mine.

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v) Vibration levels (due to blasting) Only 29,748 jack hammer holes/annum of 1.5 mts depth will be drilled and blasted. As, only few holes will be blasted at one time, not more than 10 holes / round, no significant air blast or vibrations will take place. The blasting will be done during the lunch interval of the workers, or before or after the working hours.

vi) Water Regime: 1) Surface Water:

Here, surface water is the rain water. The chemical analysis of the granite does not

) show any hazardous parameters. Therefore, the rain water passing from the mine working does not affect water quality.

) 2) Ground Water: ) The ground water will not be affected as the mining operations are conducted at shallow depths which are at much higher levels than the ground water level. The ground water table is about 200-210 mts below the general ground level.

vii) Socio/ Economic:

. ) 1) Socio and demographic profile: There are 8 villages including hamlets within the buffer zone (Skm) and they all ) depend on agriculture and related activities. Since the quarrying is on medium scale, ) no health problems are anticipated as well as safety due to quarrying operations . .J

) 2) Occupational health and safety: Some quantity of dust will be generated during drilling operations and the .J movement of trucks etc. As the quarrying is on a small scale, no appreciable impact ) due to generation of small quantity of dust will be there. Regarding safety all the _J precautions such as proper benches, use of safety belts, etc., will be maintained. All .J the eligible workers will be provided with safety shoes and helmets. ,J J Page 22 J ._)

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viii) Public buildings, places and monuments:

The impact of the proposed quarrying is nil as there are no public buildings, places and monuments in the vicinity.

c) Environmental Management plan:

i) Storage and preservation of the top soil: I I There is Top soil is available in the area to a depth of 0.5 to 1.0 m which will be used for mud bund preparation and plantation purpose.

ii) Proposals for reclamation of land affected by abandoned quarries and other mining activities during first five years.

There is no vegetation in the area. Therefore, it is not likely that there will be a loss of vegetation in the area due to quarrying operation. It will not be possible to go for reclamation concurrent to quarrying operations; however, the pit can be used as fish pond or irrigation pond

iii) Programme of year-wise afforestation for the initial five years: Afforestation cannot be made in the lease area as it is rocky hillock, however, plantation along approach road and village roads will be taken. About 300 saplings will be planted every year. ) iv) Stabilisation and vegetation of dumps along with waste dump management year-wise for the first five years : ) No dumps will be formed as all waste will be used for approach roads. ) v) Measures to control erosion/ sedimentation of water course: ) Since, it is a rocky hillock with no water courses there can be no erosion / sedimentation. )

_) vi) Treatment and disposal of water from mine: No mineral beneficiation will be conducted using water and hence, the question of .) treating water does not arise. ~)

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ii) Measures for minimizing adverse effects on water regime: As such, water regime is not affected. Hence, measures for minimizing adverse effects on water regime do not arise.

viii) Protective measures for ground vibrations/ air blast caused by blasting. Vibration due to blasting shall be kept to the minimum as explained in para 5.0 on blasting.

ix) Measures for protecting historical monuments and for rehabilitation of human settlement, likely to be disturbed due to quarrying activity: There is no habitation in the area. No villages are situated within the area. Work­ ) men and staff come from the nearby villages. So, there is no displacement of men involved.

x) Socio-Economic benefits arising out of mining: People residing in the near-by villages are benefited by the direct and indirect employment opportunity created by the quarrying activity, vocational training etc.

xi) Monitoring schedules for different environmental components after the commencement of mining and other related activities: No applicable as the quarry comes under 'B' category

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·1 PART-C ·1 .··) PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN (PMCP) ·) 1. Introduction -) Name of the Mine: Building Stone Quarry

I Location of lease applied area: Sy. No. 88, Manchegowdanapalya Village, Ramanagara Taluk, Ramanagara District, Karnataka

Extent of area applied for grant of Quarry lease: 2-20 Acres.

The type of lease area (forest, non-forest etc): Government Land. The present land use pattern and additional requirement for Plan period and Lease Period is as below.

Particulars Existing land Total land In Acres in Acres Quarryine; -- 1-28 ) Roads 0-02 0-02 Overburden dump -- 0-02 Infrastructure Mineral Storae:e -- 0-06 Topsoil Yard Buffer Zone 0-22 0-22 Vir2in Area 1-36 Total 2-20 2-20

) The method of Quarrying and mineral processing operations: Open Cast Quarrying. No Mineral Processing. ) ) 1.1) Reasons for Closure: The reasons for closure of mining operations in relations to exhaustion of mineral, lack of demand, uneconomic operations, natural calamity, directives from statuary organization or court etc. should be specified:

There is no proposal for closure and the Quarrying thrives for a period till the mineral can be exploited economically i.e. for more than 6 years. As such there will

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be closure of the quarry; it will be due to direction from Government authorities or due to non-renewal of the lease.

1.2) Statutory obligations: The legal obligations, if any which the lessee is bound to implement like special conditions imposed while execution of lease deed, approval of mining plan, directives issued by the Indian Bureau of Mines, conditions imposed by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, State of Central Pollution Control Board of by any other organization describing the nature conditions and compliance position thereof should be indicated here (the copies of relevant documents may be attached as Annexure):

All the statutory provisions required from State Government will be fulfilled such as Lease execution, EC clearance, etc.

1.3) Closure plan preparation : The Names and addresses of the applicant: Smt. Suman Krishnappa No. 1662/ A," Avva", 16th A Main Road, 2nd Stage, JP Nagar, Bangalore -560078 ) Recognized qualified person who prepared the Mine Closure Plan: Ganapati S. Hegde ) RQP/GOA/144/2002/ A, #517, SAGAR REGAL, VI Main, Maruti Layout, Vasanthapura, Bangalore - 61. (RQP Certificate enclosed) The name of the executing agency should be furnished A copy of tire resolution of the board or Directors of any other appropriate administrative authority as the case may be on the decision of closure of mine slwuld be submitted:

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Owner of the Quarry is the executing agency himself. However, the Certificate is enclosed with the plan to work according to plan and hence, it is obvious that execution related responsibility lies.

2. Mine Description:

2.1 Geology: l Briefly describe the topography and general geologtj indicating rock types available, the ) clremical constituents of the rocks/ minerals including toxic elements if any, at the mine site: The Quarrying Lease granted area in Uragahalli village is composed generally of porphyritic granite of younger grites series. The geological setting of this area is of "Closepet Granite". The porphyritic granite is essentially composed of potash ) feldspars measuring a few centimeters area set in a dark coloured biotite and quartzo-feldspathic matrix.

The porphyritic granite is seen all along the quarry lease area in the form of massive sheet and few boulders on the hill. The area is moderately disturbed with well­ developed joints. The porphyritic granite (sheets and boulders) exposures in the quarrying lease area can be made out from the map (PLA TE-3). ) 2.2 Reserves : ) Indicate the mineral reserves available category wise in the lease are estimated in the last mining ) plan/ mining scheme approved along with the balance mineral reserves at the proposed mine closure in cl tt din~ its qunlit11 available (for finnl mine closure plan onlJJ): ) Category Wise Reserves Calculation of ) Buildina Stone Quarrv (2-20 Acre.) of Smt. Suman Krishnappa .J Sectional Sectional Saleable Volume ROM Intercalated ) Section area Influence Building (Cu.m.) @2.66t/cmt Waste (2%) (Sq.m.) (m) stone (98%) J Proved reserves d AA' 6151.36 77.00 473654.7 1259922 1234723 25198 Probable .J reserves J AA' 1314.65 77.00 101228.1 269267 263881 5385 u TOTAL 7466.01 77.00 574882.8 1529188 1498604 30584 J Page 27 J .J u 0 J Building Stone Quarry

Mineable Reserves Calculation of Building Stone Quarry (2-20 Acre.) of Smt. Suman Krishnappa

Sectional Sectional Saleable Volume ROM Intercalated Section area Influence Building (Cu.m.) @2.66t/cmt Waste (2%) (Sq.m.) (m) stone (98%) Proved reserves AA' 3182.45 62.00 197311.9 524850 514353 10497 Probable reserves AA' 361.45 62.00 22409.9 59610 58418 1192 TOTAL 3543.90 62.00 219721.8 584460 572771 11689

) 2.3 Mining Method : Describe in brief mining method followed to win the mineral, extent of mechanization, mining machinery deployed, production level etc: Open cast other than Fully Mechanised Quarring method will be adopted.

3. Review of implementation of Mining Plan/ Scheme of Mining including five years Progressive Closure Plan up to the final closure of mine : Not Apllicable (Area is not worked).

) 4. Closure Plan: ) 4.1 Mined-Out land: ) Describe the proposals to be implemented for reclamation and rehabilitation of mined-out land including the manner in which tlze actual site of the pit will be restored for future use. The Proposals should be supported with relevant plans and sections depicting the method of land restomtion/reclamati.on/ rehabilitation: At the end of the life of the Quarry, depth of Quarry will be more. So back filling is neither warranted nor feasible. Since one side of the Quarry area is surrounded by the agricultural lands, this pit may be utilized as Irrigation pond or Fish pond by providing proper outlet for excess rain water. Proper bunding will be made around the lease area. Barbed wire fencing around mined out area (at the end of lease period) will be made as safety & security measures to prevent access.

Page 28 <') Building Stone Quarry '") ') 4.2 Water Quality Management : Describe in detail the existing surface and ground water bodies available in the lease areas and the measures to be taken for protection of the same including control of erosion, sedimentation, siltation, water treatment, diversion of water courses, if any, measures for protection of contamination of ground water from leaching etc. Quantity and quality of surface water bodies should also be indicated and corrective measures proposed described. Report of hydrological study carried out in the area many also be submitted. The water balance chart should be given. If there is potential of Acid Mine Drainage the treatment method should be gi1.1en : No surface & ground water bodies are available in the lease area. Hence, no protection or control of erosion, siltation, water treatment, diversion of water courses is required.

4.3 Air Quality Management : Describe the existing air Quality status. The corrective measures to be taken for prevention of pollution of air should be described : Only pollution in the air due to dust which gets airborne due to the vehicular movement, drilling etc. therefore, the SPM count in the air will increase to a very small extent. Nox, S02 and Co values are expected to be within the permissible limits due to proposed small scale Quarrying. Effect of the small scale Quarrying is minimal. There is not much fuel burn during mining except during transportation of Building Stone and waste by vehicles plying and compressor used for drilling the JH­ holes. However, corrective measures will be taken. ) 4.4 Waste management: Describe the hjpe, qualihj and quantity of overburden, mineral reject etc. available and their ) disposal practice. If no utilization of waste material is proposed, the manner in which the waste material will be stabilized should be described. The protective measures to be taken for prevention of siltation, corrosion and dust generation from these waste material should also be described. If toxic and hazardous elements present in the waste material the protective measures to be taken for prevention of their dispersal in the air environment, leaching in the surface and ground water etc should be described: There is Top soil is available in the area to a depth of 0.5 to 1.0 m which will be used for mud bund preparation and plantation purpose.

4.5 Topsoil Management: There is Top soil is available in the area to a depth of 0.5 to 1.0 m which will be used for mud bund preparation and plantation purpose.

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4.6 Tailing Dam Management: The steps to be taken for protection and stability of tailing dam, stabilization of tailing material and its utilization, periodic distillation measures to prevent water pollution from tailings etc, arrangement for surplus water overflow along with detail design, stnictural stability studies, the embankment seepage loss into the receiving environment and ground water contaminant if any should be described : ) Not applicable as there can be no tailing dam.

) 4.7. Infrastructures: The existing infrastnictural facilities available such as roads aerial ropeways, conveyer belts, railways, power lines, building and stnictures, water treatment plant, transport, water supply sources in the area etc. And their future utilization should be evaluated on case-tocase ) basis. If retained, the measures to be taken for their physical stability and maintenances should be described. If decommissioning proposed, dismantling and disposal of building structures, support facilities and other infrastn1cture like electric transmission line, water line, gas pipeline, water works, sewer link, telephone cables underground tanks transportation infrastructures like electrical cable, transformers to be described in connection with restoring land offurther use : The existing infrastructural facilities available are approach roads, water for drinking & dust suppression will be purchased from nearest village bore wells, the rest shelter will be provided outside the lease. ) 4.8 Disposal of Mining Machinery: The decommissioning of mining machineries and their possible post mining utilization, if any, ) to be described: ) Hired machineries will be removed by contractor as and when not required and

,..) applicant's own machineries will be shifted to other projects.

4.9 Safety &Security : Explain the safety measures Implemented to prevent access to surface openings, excavation etc and arrangements proposed during the mine abandonment plan and upto the site being ) opened for general public should be described: Proper bund will be made around the lease area. Barbed wire fencing around mined out area (at the end of lease period) will be made as safety & security measures to prevent access.

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4.10 Disaster Management and Risk Assessment: . This should deal with action plan for high risk accidents like landslides, subsidence flood, and inundation in underground mines, fire, seismic activities, tailing dam failure etc. and emergency plan proposed for quick evacuation, ameliorative measures to the taken etc. T1ie capability of lessee to meet such eventualities and the assistance to be required from the local authority should also be described: Since it is hard rock Quarrying, high risk accidents are very rare in these type of Quarrying, as the area is free from earthquake zone and also major water body. Even if there is any such event, the lessee is quite capable to meet such high risk accidents.

4.11 Care and maintenance during temporary discontinuance : For every five yearly review (as given is the mining Scheme), an emergency plan for the situation of temporan1 discontinuance or incomplete programme due to court order or due to statutory requirements or any other unforeseen cirrnmstances, should include a plan indicating measures of care, maintenance and monitoring of status of unplanned discontinued mining operations expected to re-open in near future. Tiiey should detail item wise status monitoring and maintenance with periodicity and objective: ) During temporary discontinuance proper bund will be made not to allow any rain water to fill the pit. Also proper fencing will be erected around the pit as a safety measure to enable the pit to re-open immediately in shortest possible time. )

) 5. Economic repercussions of closure of mine and manpower retrenchments: Manpower retrenchment, compensation to be given, socio-economic reperrnssions and '. ) remedial measures consequent to the closure of mines should be described, specifically stating the following: ,J There will be limited socio~economic repercussions due to closure of the Quarry u activities as it is a small quarry. Since, the labours are from surrounding areas who are basically agricultural labours, in case of closure, they will go back to their family J occupation. They will get compensation as per the Govt. rules . ._) 5.1 Number of local residents employed in the mine, status of the u continuation family occupation and scope of joining the occupation ;J back: Around 29 local persons will be used as labours. Most of the labours will be from the u surrounding areas who are basically agricultural labours. In case of closure, they will ~ go back to their family occupation. J Page 31 J ..J .J ..,)

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5.2 Compensation given or to be given to the employees connecting with sustenance of himself and their family members: As they are daily wages employees, they will get compensation as per the government rules.

5.3 Satellite occupations connected to the Quarrying industry number of persons engaged therein continuance of such business after mine closes: There can be no satellite occupation connected to the Quarrying industry. Not ) applicable.

5.4 Continued engagement of employees in the rehabilitated status of mining lease area and any other remnant activities: Not Applicable

5.5 Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of the society around due to closure of Quarry: There cannot be any repercussion on the expectation of the society around due to closure of the Quarry as it is a very small Quarry and is well away from habitations

6. Time scheduling for abandonment : Tile detnils of time sclzedule of nll abanrf.on ment operntions as proposed in Para 4 should be described f1 ere. The man power and other resource required for completion of proposed job should be described. Tire sclredule of such operations should nlso be supplemented by PERT (Programme Evaluation & Review Technique), Bar Chart etc

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Area (Ha) Quantity Proposed Expenditure proposed year year Proposed Details

i:::: i) Backfilling (within ------0 - - ...... the lease as per PMCP) ...... res ..... ii) Afforestation on the ------,.0 res backfilled area .t:: res QJ QJ iii) Other (Please ~ ""'res ------"O "O Specify e.g. ) i:::: i:::: res res Afforestation on i:::: .-::: 0 ~ exhausted benches ------...... ------res ::s 0 iv) Pisciculture - - - -- eres -o - QJ v) Converting into ------~ i:::: _ei:i::: ..... w ater reservoir - - -- - <<+< - 0 vi) Pirnie spot ~) Terracing .. - - - - . ------. - ii) Pitching - - - - - iii) Cons truction of . - - . - parapet w alls -

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i) Afforestation ii) others a) Sb·enghthening

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 s:s: s: s: s: i) Ambient Air Quality ii) Water Quality iii) Noise Lev 1Smvey iv) Ground vibration Rs.50,000/y v) Other (Please ear Specify)

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7.0 Abandonment Cost: Cost to be estimated based on the activates required for implementing tlze protective and ) rehabilitation measures including their maintenance and monitoring programme:

) Estimated cost for activities required for implementing the protective and

) rehabilitation measures including their maintenance and monitoring (in Rupees). Yearly Rs. 50,000/- will be spent.

8.0 Financial Assurance: The financial assurance can be submitted indifferent forms as stated in rules 23(F)(2) of Mineral Conservation and Development (amendment) Rules, 2003. In tlze mine closure plan, the manner in which financial assurance has been submitted and its particulars have to be indicated: The total area to be degraded by the mining and related activities during plan period

will be 2-20 Acres. The financial assurance @ INR 5000/- per acre is estimated to be Rs. 12,500 /-.

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9.0 Certificate:

Certificate Enclosed

10.0. Plans, Sections etc : The chapters at 1,2,3 and 4 should be supported with plans and sections. The closure plan may also be submitted depicting photography, satellite images on compact disc etc. Wherever possible:

The f o 11 owmg p 1ans and section have been encI ose d KEY PLAN Plate No.l LEASE SKETCH Plate No.2 SURFACE PLAN Plate No.3 GEOLOGICAL PLAN & SECTIONS Plate No.4&5 PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SECTIONS Plate No. 6&7 PROGRASSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN Plate No. 8 ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN Plate No. 9

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State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority-Karnataka (Constituted by MoEF, Government of India, under section 3(3) of E(P) Act, 1986)

No. SEIAA 846 MIN 2010 Date: 30-01-2016

To, Smt. Suman Krishnappa . No.1662/ A," Avva", .. _. -·· ...... 316th 'A' Main Road,2nd Stage, J P Nagar,Bengaluru-560078

Sub: Quarrying of Building Stone at Sy. No... 88(P) of .Manchegowdanapalya Village, Ramangara Taluk & District by Smt. Suman Krislui.appa - Issue of Environment Clearance - Reg. **** This has reference to your application dated 25th June 2015 addressed to SEIAA, Karnataka on the subject mentioned above. It has been noted that the ) proposal is for grant of Environmental ·Clearance under the provisions of EIA Notification, 2006, for quarrying of Bp.ilding Stone. The total quarry lease area of the project is 2 Acres 20 Guntas, which is a Government Lai"Ld. Out of 2 Acres 20 Guntas of area, 1 Acre 10 Gunta~ are~ is for quarrying, 10 Guntas area is for waste dumping, 1 Gunta area is. for Inineral storage, 2 Guntas area is fo~... infrash·uch1re, 1 Gunta area is for: roads, 25 Guntas area is for green belt and 11 Guntas area is as unexplored. Working will be opencast and semi.'-.: mechanized methGd. The water requirement for the project is 2 KLD will be met frqm tank~r~ .. D~!ing the quarrying operation about 1,585 TPA. of WIJSte rock will be handled. The Mines and Geology Department has approved qliarrylng .. plan on 31st March 2015: .~apital cost of the project is about .Rs.351 Lakhs. It is · reported".that the lease.:area do not attract General Conditions specified in 'r'rie·------·-·.. -· EIA N otificatiori, 2006 and the Ameridments made there on. State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority-Karnataka (Consti tuted by MoEF, Government of India under section3(3) of E(P) Act, 1986)

SEIAA 846 MIN 2015 Quarrying of Building Stone Project of Smt. Suman Krishnappa

Year 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total Production 15,561 17,117 21,785 23,341 26,453 1,04,257 in Tons A. SPECIFIC CONDITIONS: 1. Quarry plan approved by the Deparhnent of Mines and Geology shall be strictly implemented and shall not be operated beyond the validity period of the approved quarry plan. 2. Baseline data on health profile of each of the workers shall be maintained. 3. PAs should get the-health checkup done for the quarry workers on quarterly basis and submit i:eport periodically. 4. The SEIAA, .Karnatak~ . !~_serves the right to withdraw the environmental clearance subject to any change in the quarrying policy by the State ...... Gov~rrunen t as may be appl ic~ble to this project. 5. ThiS' Environmental Oearance is co-terminus with the lease granted vide quarry lease under MM (D & R) Act 1957/KMMC RULES-1994. 6. Quarrying shall be undertaken strictly in accordance with provisions of MM (D&R) Acf1957/ KMMC RULES-1994. ) 7. All the conditions s.tipulated in the Consent for establishment issued (If applica l;>le) by. the Kamataka State Pollution Control Board should be effectively implemented. 8. The quarrying operations shall not intersect ground water table. Prior approval of the SEIAA Ministry of Envirorunent & Forests and Ct!ntral ') I Ground Water Authority shall be obtained for quarrying below water table . ) .9. The topsoil if any should be.stacked at earmarked site only and should not be kept uuutilized for a period more than 3 years. The topsoil shouid be ) used for reclamation and plantation. 10. Waste rock shall be stacked at earmarked site (s) only. The maximum height .) .· of the stack should not exceed 10m duly providing suitable terraces. The ) overall slope of the dump shall not· exceed 27°. A retention wall shall be built around the waste rock dump to;:_prevent sliding. J' 11. Catch drains ancf: siltation ponds of appropriate size should be constructed to arrest silt and sediment flpws from quarry working area and rock dumps. ,_) The water so collected should be utilized for watering the haulage area, J roads, green belt development etc., the·qrains should b~ :_ regularly de-silted particularly after monsoon and maintained-pr-0perly. 12. Dimension of the retaining wali at the to~ of dumps within the quarry to check run-off and siltation should be based on the rainfall data. 13. The project authority should implement suitable conservation measures to au~ent g;round water resources . -in the ~rea .. ~ _consultation · A~-e Regional Drrector, Central Ground .Water Board within 3 mont ~"J:eee:Ft-.. be submitted to the Authority ...... ------· .- - · · . ~~,,,.______, ___ 14. Appropriate mitigation measures shoul~ be __taken to pre ~ pol nearby water bodies in consultation with fl'le State Polluti 15. The project proponent shall submit commilment fr authority for drawl of requisite quantity of water for starting work on the project. · ·, .. 16. Suitable rainwater harvesting measures on long-:term ha! ~ implemented in consultatiori: with Regional Director, Cen tr~~~ -~_...~~~ State Level·Environment Impact Assessment Authority-Karnataka (Constitl1ted by MoEF, Government of India under section 3(3) of E(P) Act, 1986)

SEIAA 846 MIN 2015 Quarrying of Bµilding Stone Project of Srnt. Suman Krishnappa Board for complete rain water harvesting by constructing check ·dams/ converting quarried pits to rain water harvesting ponds. 17. Vehicular emissions should be kept under control and regularly monitored. Measures shall be taken for maintenance of vehicles used in quarrying operations and in transportation of blocks. 18. Digital processing of the entire lease area using remote sensing technique should be done regularly once in three years for monitoring land use pattern and report submitted to SEIAA Karnataka, Department of Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru. 19. This environmental clearance does not confer any right tQ the proponent on the land proposed for qu(lrrying until and unless qu11rry lease and all other statutory clearance are obtained from the respective department/ agencies. 20. The project authorities should undertake sample survey to generate data on pre-project community health status within a radius of 1 km from proposed quarry. 21. Consent to operate if applicable shall be obtained frpm State Pollution Conh·ol Board prior to start of production from the quarry. 22. Proper 3anitary facilities should be installed for the golony /work· place. Domestic-waste· generated should be di~posed in a scietj.tific manner. Proper J ·first aid facilities and health care facili'ties should b.e provided for the labourers. 23. The project proponent shall take all precautionary measures during ) quarrying operation for conservation and protection of endangered fauna spotted in the study area. Action plan for conservation of flora and fauna shall be prepared and implemented in consultation with the State Forest and ) Wildlife Department. The proponent shall contribute towards the cost of implementation of the plan and / or Regional Wildlife. Management Plan for ) conservation of wild lifo. The amount so contributed shall be included in the project cost. A copy of the action plan may be submitted to the SEIAA, ) Department of Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru within 3 months. · 24. The project proponent shall delineate Quarry Closure Plan/ exit protoco~ to · · · rehabilitate the quarried out land to match its surrounding land use· : : _. . -----... ---.. - in.eluding removal, storage and reuse of waste rock from quarry are~·to:. cover reciaimed .area. Post Quarry Land Use Plan with rehabilitation. 0f _· . . . quarried out area (with Flan and Section) provided and submit to SEIAJ\. · · 25. Plantation monitoring progranune during post project period for ensur~ng survival and growth rate of lantation in reclaimed area. 26. A Final Quarry Clos · a~MR~ g with details of Corpus Fund should be · submitted to the ama · ; , Department of Environment and ~c~logy, Govt. d tH .;APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, ·.. ~.~~galuru 5 ye · l qua1 ·. - ~osure for approval. 27:, · kJt~1tion walL um of 2. · P: height with base of 3 mtr. 28. Ch'.~~k dams af the sm !~lstreamlets in the area, should be constructed. ', "[ flow rt!J.~ the quarry area. 29,;c ~articulars of d. ~-.> sion l od uc ..:.~fand dispatch shall be provided . by the qu,arry o r: arly. , .. y,'f '~ ~ .· <~J'J.. ' ----- ~( 1'. . '--'~ 1'\ /.ti" A [ :- · ~ 1 ' ,\ \ ~~~~=:;-? l..f..~ .. it. - ~ .-:, • ...... 3 -'·-==-·:;::--:.... ·- -)

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') 30. The infrastructure of transport roads should be improved collectively by the - quarry owners of the area. ) 31. Link road from quarry site to main road shall be maintained and black topped by the project proponent. I 32. The quarry lease area to be properly demarcated using the lat-long ) coordinates and duly erecting 4 feet concrete/ granite pillars on the ground. 33. No quarrying shall be undertaken outside the lease area. ') 34. The project Authorities shall maintain a margin of 7.5 meters along the lease· -1 boundary. 35. The project authorities shall also earmark at least 5 % of the total turnover of ') the project toward~ the corporate social responsibility and item-wise details along with time bound action plan shall be prepared and submitted to the ., Authority. -) 36. The project authority shall ensure that the quarry pits are well protected erecting a compound wall of stone masonry of appropriate height ) conforming to safety norms. . 37. The project autho_iity shall avoid stagnation of water in the quarry pits which would turn out to be mosquito breeding centers resulting in spreading of disea~es such as malaria, dengue, etc. 38. The project prop ·.ficnt shall prevent dame g to adjoining goverrunent land, -- ~ fiom fire due to aqtivities during quarrying operati n. · 39. Haulage approacl:(road should not be through village till the main road is reached. · 40. The project authorities shall get the annual health checkup of quarry workers as well as people in the nearest vicinity of the quarry for respiratory diseases such as silicosis a~d maintain records. Appropriate care shall be taken for remedy in qise of prevalence of such health disorders. B. GENERAL CONDITIONS: ') 1. No change in quarrying technology and scope of working should be made without prior approval of the SEIAA Kaz:nataka . . ) 2. No change in the calendar plan incluCl!ng. excavation, quantum of mineral .J and waste should be made. 3. It shall be ensured that the Ambient-Ai~ .Quality' parameter~ c~nfo~m to the J norms prescribed by the MoEF, G0vt. n( India, New Delhi .. . · 0 4. Data on ambient air quality (PM10, PM 2.5, .SO;i, NO ~ ) shoUrd -he. regi; l~rly ~u b .ffiitte d to· the -SEIAA Karnataka,·-Departu.1ent. of. Eny:ironment _and : J· :~ _- _ Ec;~ l ogy, Govt: of Karnataka arid the · APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru and the State Pollution.C.Ontrol Board / Central Pollution Control u Board once in six months. u 5. Fugitive dust emission from all the sources should be controlle Water ~.spray arrangement on haul roads, loading and unl~~m;:ma.ar­ u transfer 'poi.i~ts should be provided and properly maintaine ~ 6. Measures should be taken for control of noise levels bel-""},("' u work envirorunent. Workers engaged in operations of H · provided with earplugs / muffs. ~ State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority-Karnataka (Constituted by MoEF, Government of Inilia under section 3(3) of E(P) Act, 1986)

SEIAA 846 MIN 2015 Quarrying of Building Stone Project of Smt. Suman Krishnappa and 31st December, 1993 or as amended from time to time. Oil and grease trap shall be installed before discharge of effluents. 8. Personnel working in dusty areas should wear protective respiratory devices and they should also be provided with adequate training and information on safety and health aspects. Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken periodically i.e. once in 3 months to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and take corrective measures, if needed. Quarterly report in this regard should be submitted to the Departinent of Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the Karnataka State Pollution Control B'oard and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru. ·9. A separate environmental management cell with suitable qualified · ·· .. personnel shall be set-up under the control of a Senior Executive, who will report directly to the Head of the organization. The Environment management committee should be constituted with one of the member ,i:epresenting nearby village. 10. The funds.earmarked for environmental protection measures should be kept in separate accouri.t and should not be diverted for other purpose. Year wise (' 1 l. expenditure should be reported to the SEIAA Karnataka, the Department of .... ·' Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru. 11. The project authorities should inform the SEIAA Karnataka, Department of ) . Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional ) Office, MoEF, Bengaluru regarding date of financi(ll closures and final approval of the project by the concerned authorities and the date of start of ) land development work. J 12. The APCCF, Regional Office of MoEF, Bengaluru; the Department of .• Environment and Ecology, Govt. of Karnataka and the Karnataka State ) Pollu~!cn Control ... Board shall monitor compliance of the stipulated conditions. · The pr,oject authorities should extend full co-operation to the .) Officer (S) of these 'bffices by furnishing the requisite data / information / ,_) monitoring·rep orts. 13. The projecf proponent shall submit six monthly report on the status of the ) implementation of the stipulated environmental safeguards to the SEIAA Karnataka, Depa:rt.~~.D.t. .. Qf .. ~.Dy ironrnent and Ecology, Government of ~ Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru; the Central ~) Pollution Control Board and the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board. 14. A. copy of th~ clearance letter will be marked to the concerned Pancn,ayat. J Local NGO, if any, from whom suggestion / representation has· been received while processing the proposciJ. , \M •!!, • J 15. The project proponent should display the conditions pro ~ 1 .J entrance' of the project on a big panel ·board for the inf rmI ~ the . J6. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board should di u ., clearance letter at the Regional office, District frw.t1;~ · 'Collector's office/ Tehsildar's office for 30 days. u 17. The project authorities should advertise at least in u widely circulated, one of which shall be in the vernac u locality concerned, within 7 days of the issue of u u ... '·' State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority-Karnataka (Constituted by MoEF, Government of India under section 3(3) of E(P) Act, 1986)

SE!AA 846 MIN 2015 Quarrying of Building Stone Project of Smt. Suman Kris~appa informing that the project has been accorded environmental clearance and a copy of the clearance letter is available with the State Pollution Control Board and also at website of the Authority at hl1p://www.seiaa.kar.nic.fo or http://seiaa.karnataka.gov.in or http://environmentclearance.nic.in and a copy of the same should be forwarded to the Department of Environment and Ecology, Government of Karnataka and the APCCF, Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru. 18. Concealing factual data or submission of false/ fabricated data and failure to comply with any of the conditions mentioned above may result in withdrawal of this clearance and attract action under the provisions of Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986. 19. Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie with the National Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days as prescribed under Section 16 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010. 20. The SEIAA or any other competent authority may alter / modify the above conditions or stipulate any further condition in the interest of environment protection. . , 21. Failure to comply with any of the conditions mentioned abov~ may result in withdrawal. of this clearance and attract action under th~~ provisions of Envirofunent {Protection) Act, 1986. ;.: .. 2"2. The above conditions will be enforced inter-alia, under the ptovisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Ai:r. (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the P ub~Jahili.t;i· !?surance Act, 1991 along with thei~ amendments and rules~~'™ Im~ · r. ~ :\~ ( ' ·~ · Y Yours faithfully, ) ~ Ct: ) ~.-- ~ (.. (RAMACHANDRA) 3..S"J I }-k:, ) .:t1, Member Secretary · •. . ~i ii )i Ma }~\ .)( /.? SEIAA, Karnataka. c ...,>, ~,. , . .~ PY ';/ty1 ....-.· ,~ • ~ . . ·:. . --·--·· .. ··--·· --1 ... The ·s""tretai·y;.Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change . : ··: • • ) 1 Indira Paryavaran Bhavan, Jor Bagh Road, Aliganj, New Delhi-110 003. · .J: 2. The Director, Department of Mines and Geology, Khanija Bhavan, Race_: · course road, Bengaluru - 560 001. .) 3. The Member. Secretary, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru. ··: ,J 4. The APCCF, Regi~nciJ Office, Ministry. of Emdronment & Forests (SZ),_ ... u Kendriya Sadan, fV· ;Floor, E & F Wings, 17th Main Road, Koramruigala II Block, Bengaluru - 560 034. v 5. Guard File. J e_) u u 6 u

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... '! .-- -...... ~·. '- ·. "1 '-· ANNEX~~

·~uty Director DeptJ(iVunes & Geology 'Kanakapura ) . .;i.~3 t~~r 12,~.t •• (,~~3''

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} ) . ' ...t?:- .~. ? ...... ) \ianwo1 Le:ss<'c/l ic"1!~ · 1~?nt.. ...,_Sum .~.; ..f)1'_ ! . ~ ~~ . p.p .q...... ·.: ..... ~ .... . :; ) D Hll ' ofGrn11l0.yt.®.:: -' -

Government"which r:xrin~ss 1;n shall. 1.vl 1 1~rc~ !he c011kxt so admits br.' dcenwd to include his

(l)-(1)'. . W.hen. t::ie' lessee/licencee in an individua.l:

~\ I 11'1 me •igh • ~ :' ' "1"$'.'Iif . ~~LkT.1'.J,f>}"lc/fl{& J;!J';;Ju~~t~l· '-ir.Y. .v. ~ ...... t t;; . !J. '. .,'!J!":(;~ ... ~ 0.~.. .!.:":! .z ... -H~ .. ;J '. f.:. ./':!'.~ ...... ~~ .. ~ -~.:~ ..J '??...... (hereinafter referTed to as "the l~ssee/licens - ~which expn~ssion shall. where the context so admits, be deemed to include his heirs. executors. c'tdmin •strators, representative and pennitted assigns).

(2)-(2) When the lessees/licensees are more than one individual

l. (Name of the Person) ...... ~ ..... of (Addr~ss and occupation) ...... a·nd (Name of Person) ...... of (address and · t.lJ ·ttion) ...... , ...... of address and .· ) occupation ...... :...... and (2) (Name of Person) ') ...... (lv.:reinafter referred to as "tbe lessee/ li~ensee" which cxpn:sstuy- 1all. where the context; so acirnits. be deemed to include their respective heirs. exe~u li,( c; , administralors. reprcse1:tative and oth~i- pennitted assigns).

(3)-(3) Vlhen ~ndicate

...... of(ac_lclress) ......

011 business ill I' ~ . 1ership at (address or·L11e nrrn or s_y'ndic

•.. _.. -- .: ·. . --··

1 I i~ ( <:;(;1Lv41-.~.:, .. ~o~crm~~tm ...... ~ ... ~~ ~· ·. ~ - · /... ·- ...... J ·--..·- • ~ ••~ ;,~--f Nl~t,I ~' .. · • . •. .... ;'!;-· : ~ 4' , . 0: ... ! '\ ' ti •1 I ··' ,--- ...... : ·' ... l , t. (4)-(4) The lessee/licensee is a registered company : l ..'J ~,1 'it _t' ~ · - ,, } •. ) 1. .;:f ,.;~ . · ~ J? <~ ~' (3) and (4) (Name of Company} ...... · ~.r .a .. ~.a ~ ,p any - • ••• ~:;\ .. •• .. " • ,.:;...~ ,,· v· ~ it registered und,pt (A:ct under which ·incorporatcrl) ...... ,. ~::, ... :"i~-...... ;~ ..•: ~ . -.. ' ., <-'' ..... '° ~ ~~ ~' ; . /., \ \I>. wtJ • ...... •• ._, . , and having its registered office at (address) ...... ~·· ·>t..'°"'-. " , _ .... :~ ...... , . ': . ' (hereinafter referred to as "The lessee/ licensee" which xpr sion shall. \~ ·ei! the cci~d so admits, be deerr.ed to include its successors and permit .d assigns), (4) of the- othe1· part.

WHEREAS The lessee I licensee h2.s /have applied to the Competent Authority conce rned in accordance with the Karnataka Minor Miner31 Con!;'.ession Rules 1994, (hereinafter referred _to as th e ~ d" Ht.il es) J~r a qu a rrying lease/ quarrying li cence for ...... !...... ~ . ~- ~ ...... '?!:>. ~!?: ...... in respect of the lands described in Pa t-t l of the Schedllle he reu11d •r w 1 -~? n and has/have deposited \Vith the State Government th•:! sum ..? rRs ...... 6?:-. ~/"-:...... a s security, AND WHEREAS the Competent Aut hority. Dept. or Mines and Geology has communicated his approval to the grant of this lease I licence.

I ; NOW THIS LEASE WITNESSETH ttiat in consideration of the rents ahd roy41ties, cove nants and agreement~ by an? in these presents and the schedule hereunder writ_:~n reserved aild · co_~ ~ §lined and on tl~ e part of "lessees I licensees '' to be paid qbserved arid pcrf.cirmed. the State .•. 1_;1w f'r11rnr: nt l1rreb· 1 grn11t · , 11 l d•rni!': . up10 "' U1e l es7~l !t 1 ·n ;' '. ... c']1'C :ill tlw:;c Lh e q11 ;-111 ·- / min •./ .·trul. /v ·in.. / . tn• n !ld bC.:clS o r ...... Y.::~ .~- - -·- - ~-~ h cr i: SUlc !lie mt11 enils) 11 ·r •i1 Iler e:md in the sched 1l ed refers to c;.s the · icl ~i nera l s s i uatPri lyi1 g

and being in or under the lands which are referred to in Part I of tl1e said schedule~ together '.Vith the liberties, powers a nd privileges to b e exercised or (enjoyed in connection he1 ewith which are mentioned in part II of the schedule subject to restrictions and conditions as to the exercise and efljoymen L of such liberties.· powers anc.i prcvillagcs which are men1 ioncd in Part II of the said schedule ~XGEPT and 1·eserving out are the de111ise upto the State . . Govenfillent the liberties, powers and privileg< '. s mentioned in PART I'/ pr the said ScL-:cclulc 1 ·. ·:. ·- ~~ --~~~~ · t·I-~c-..'.~1-~ -1~-~'.~. ~-~-·1-1~- ~~~~ . ~~~-~~~, ,. ~ ..~ .~~.-~.1. ! :~~v. 0~~ -- - - ·~lf~~(.J/.s:~ .'. '. .... ~ ..~. . ~ ..~1~ .• ' ~~ .. ~ '. ~ ...... oi., ' • • • 20 ~ ...... forthe term of. .. . : ...... ·'1·Y ·ars h n _ llCXl .. · • · c11sureYIELDINGAND PAYfNG ofupto t11e Si::1 f t' Cnn ~ rn 111 , nt ll • 15\ : \ ·~ . rnl r ·•nt::. a nd r )':l l Li c .: ·. : · . .. mcnlioncd in Pa rt Y of the said S c h~dule at the respective tin~es h crei11 specified subject to 1 the pro\·islon bnt

~ •...i.: -i 'Sc hedule exprt' •d a nd til e 5ta tc Gove rn1 11 ent h •1-etw covcn J. nts \Vitl1 the lessee/ lessees • ! .. in PART Vfll of tiic Schedule is exp1·essed AND it is h ereby r:1utually ag1·eed between the p

\_hereto as in PART lX of the -said Schedule i:::; exµ1 (:sscd. l : I

IN' WITNESS WHEREOF th ese p resents havr. hr.en excc:u tcd in man11cr l1ercunder appearing !11 , ' ·, ! I _/ / ,. '~·:: , ,'L------. V ~j -· •• '-' ·-· _,. ( 1- - ·.,·,!. . ..

I.

c PARTI THE AREA OF THIS LEASE / LICENCE

LOCATICN AND AilliA OF THE LEASE / LICJCE

All the tcact of bnds s;tuoted ..rr; .. ~j.a~~ ····· ··· · · ·· ~· · · ~·· ·· · -· (Village/town) :lesc: 1 ipti~1}J r a1"n o area~ ...... ~ ...... / ...... in (Mahal/ . \J.)l'Lt.l L(_ ~J~ , , ,· • . . • Laluk) I T! · ·· ·· · · · · · · ~ · .. ··· ...... tilt l·.i g1 u.1t1on D1st1Vt ...... Sub· ·lislricl ...... and District ...... - ...... (bearing :3.Nos./F.S. Nos/Forest Coup Nos) ... ..9.:£ ...... contain ing an . ··-. . . ':>~ •2.C a_c r-€. - . . . . .uea of ...... , ...... f l1e1e

On the North by f .0..'1'1 er/J·

.·On' the Sou th by :.. . ) Jon the East bv l/ .. .: . ... -- - -~·and On the West of If

l1creinafter refened to "the said lands '·

PARTII . LIBERTIES, POWERS AND PRIVILEGES TO BE EXERCISED AND ENJOYED .• BY THE LESSEES/LICENSEES SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTIONS AND .· CONDITIONS

. .. IN PART111 . . .. ·. . 1.

2. To sink, drive and make pits shafts and inclines etc.,

Liberty and pc•wer ror or i11 rnn11ectio11 with any ~f the purposes mentioned in tl1is part

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]._ ,,._,:~ . 1".';;(.;·r '._\':1\'~ <'.1:d •:''; ' "i ' ·:·l·::-' ,( /'' /, J,f ___ _ . ~· >'.\._.A.. ·vt..--·".....- ·'\ ___...·7 ..· ; . ...-· ~ . : '·-· - 3. To bring and .use machinery, equipment, etc.,

Liberty and power for or in connection with any of the purposes mentioned in this erecl. • to construct and maintain and use on or under the said lands any engines, machinery plant .' dressing floors, furnaces, coke ovens, bric.k-kilns work-shops. store-houses, bui1gP..!ows,

godowns, sheds and other Buildings and other works and conveniences of tl1e lik~ nature or under said lands.

4. To make ro.ads and ways etc., and use existing roads and •nays.

Liberty and power for or in connection~ with any of the purposes m.entioned in this part . . to make any tramways. railwa:1s roads anrl other way~; in or ove: the said ICJ.~1.ds and to use. maintain and go and repass With or withr'Hlt horses,.'.cattJe, wagons, locomotives Or other vehicles over the same (or any exis'ung tran~\~ays:··~·ailways, mad and other way~ · i11 a (over ; the said lands) on such conditions may be agreed to.

5. To get building and road materials etc.,

5. Liber_ty and. powers for or ii1 cormections with any.of the purposes mentioned in

this part to quarry and get, ordinary Iauilcling stone ar~d gravel and. other building <1nd road materials (except that of specified minor minerals) and ordina1y clay and to use and empoly ) Lhe same and to manufacture sqch ordinary clay into bricks o'r tiles and to use such bricks ) or tiles but not to sell any such material. bricks. or tiles on payments or royalties pr\.'.scribed in the said rules.

(Bracketed portion to be del~ted in ca.s.es the lease/licence in for specified minor mineral) . JI I .• i G. To use wate.r from ·streams etc., ..' . Liberty and power for in coi1nection with any of the pu1·poses mentioned in ,~his part but

Sblbject to the rights of any existing 01· future'. lessee/licensee and With the Writtef!. permission « '. :.:· :;.::.'· ..... '. .. .. ·...... : .. '...... ' . .'~ .. (a;1}1 ljlfficer authorised by the State Government in th~t behalO to '·.. ~pprop~ a te. :~se.ufw;1 i~ r fr o ~n.. ~!\ ); .~~rGams'. ·w:.ter-comses, springs or.other sources i11.or !:I.PC?.!.. '. ... ~ (he ~aid l;tbds' a1'id di vert. ·sfep:up or .c!?lrri. ~.111y such sh-cams or wafer-courne and coilN't or ,. . . imp_~und. a;1y sucli \"!'at~r a~d t~ make,. construct and 'llaintain an)~ water course; culverts. drains or rescrvo ;, rs bul not as to deprive any cultivated lartds. villages: building, or \".'8.tering

places ro~· livestock or a reason.able supply or water 3$ berore acct:stomed nor in ;my way to fout or pollute any stream or;sp1·i"ngs. Provided that the Jessee/licensee sl1all not interfere with the navigation in any .Havigable st1·eams. no1· shall divert such streams without the previous written permissipn of the State Government. (.7· To use for stacking heaping·or depositin~! purposes.

Liberty and power to enter upon and use a st.tfficient part of surface• of said lands _(cir tJ-1c purpose of stacl

on and any . ~quipment. earth and materi

:Jroccss, dress convert the said Minerals. produced rrom lhe said land~; and to carry aw<1v

such beneficiated/proccssecl, ch-essed, convert~d mineral/mineral8.

9. To clear brush-wood and to fell utilise trees etc.,

Liberty and µower for 01- in conneclion with any of the purµosc mentioned in this part

) ;:o fell and use ::my timber o i- trees or IJrush wood now standing ~hicl1 hereafter· may be \ :; tanding upon tile reserved forest land. incluc:l,~d within said lands, provided that not more than ...... s4uarc metr~s or stich res.erved forest land shall be cleared ·' in any one _year nm· lhe same place of ll ~ nder... than once in every year and provided tI-wt, --1he previous permission in v. rit!ng from !he Forest Department and ·r'orest Department is ' llbtained which pennission shall be grn11tcd by the Forest Department under time lo time 'ror an area. n'ot exceeding .. ..?.-.: ?.-.Q ......

l>onafide and !mrncdia te extension of q1?~:i.rrying operation under this lease/lif:ence and provided also that the exerci;:;e of the liberty ancl power expressed in this clause shall be

~;ubject to the observance of the terms ;111cl conditions contair:ed in tht~

~;c heclule.

PART III )

RESTRICTI'.JNS AND CONDITIONS AS TO THE 1ExERc1s·E. o~ .~H~

' ) • • I• - · POWERS AND PRIVILEGES IN PART·ll. . · . .; . J .. l. No' buildin~ -rte., upon certain places. J J No building 01- Lhi11g shall_ be creeled. set up. placed and no' s1.1rface operations shall be· carried on in or l'.1pon any publ.i·..: pleasur~ : ground. burning or burial gruund or place held ..) ~acrccl by any cl<"tss of JKTsons or any ho1 1sc or village site, public 1oacl or other pl ::\ CP. witl1 .) the Stale Guv<.>rnmenl may dett'.nni11e a:-; public .~ roun~l. no_r _in such ~11a1 Wt er as to injtm." or 1irejudic1;.1lly affect any building work, prnperty or rights of other persons and no land sllall J lie u s~cl for suri"ace operations which is already occupied by persons other tllari the J Covernrncnt ror work ~ or purposes not i;wlttdect in tliis lc<.sc/licc11cc Thi~,· shall not also ; ,, ~··:·!; · ? · \',j:11 :l!! ' . :::::: ,. . .,,_. ; ··.. '"" ., :: ._,; ·:;: ·i1, ~ .. .. L- J vvvJf . ,J s 0 u • • - ~ • T. ".'), :'"·" rl, "7!1-r! i-.J "ig 3 .J . • ' •. ./ • --...-_ .'"'"'"~~_:'. ;i:~ .. . •l ~\. ,,. •• -.1~.• • -;?.';' ...... ~ ··~'~:.l:. ~ -· -" ...,..) : ~ :.." t ~~ ,,lo • U•~it/ [, I•~ v r. • • \ ...... ,, t ...... ~ i , # f ~ '- - 0 ·..iJ 'f' / I . . . ·..:.. (1 :!/.... :· ' ,, 2. Permission for surface operations in a land not already in · s\]: : • ! ·' (~ - ' ~ ' u ' . .• "J , ., • .. .. ' • • ..~ ~. Before using for surface operations any la11d which llas not air a !y :been us~d .fot svc.h . ·;, ' I r;... \ ..... \ :-.. •• #'• • ,f operations the lessee/licensee shall give to 1lie Competent ."\ µtl~or ! ly. st rly~days pr ViOU!h~,Y, ~ -> notice in writing specifying the name o: other de5ignatio11 of th siluation· ai:id the exknl of " ..... _ ~ . the land proposed to be so used and the pt1 rpose for which the same is required and the said land shall not be used if objection is issued by thC' competent authority within one month

after the receipt by him of such notice unless the objections so stated -~hall on refer~nces .• . ": to the State Government be annulled or waived.

3. To cut trees in the unresenred lands.

' (a) Tl1e lessee/licensee shall not cut or injure any tree in the leased/licenced areas \vithout the previous sanction in wrili11g of the Competent Authority.

(b) Notwithstanding anythin~ contained in sub-cla11se (a) the lessee/licensee sh

) aut~orised by the Forest Department in this behalf.

4. Per~ission for surface op~~ations in a land not already in use

Save a~' provided in clause 9 Part II of 1llis schedule, 1.he lessees/licensees shcill not without the previo11s sanction from the Forest-Department cutd~o\vn er injure any timber or trees on the said but. may, withouf such sanction clear away any brush-wood or under-growth which interferes with any operntions authorised by these presents and notwithstanding ) anything contained in this schedl1le shall not enter upon any reserved forest included in.the saidli!nds without seven days previous notice" in w1 ii.ing to the Forest Department or the offic~r •· ··, au'tl"lorit'~d.. by the Forest Department. ... ' J ... ~ 5. l'fo~mining operatio.ns with~n 50 meters of public works etc .•.

.J _...... ':The lessee/licensee shall· :io_(,V-ork Dr."Carry Qn qr allow to be· worked or carried on 41.1y .) quarrying operntions at or lo ~t;Y. i\~iqt'within a distance of 50 meters if; no blastiug is invol~,e~I ) fro~1'the bo~1 _ 11~l ary ~ f any· fa_ i"J~\;_; r- ~i _n ~ exceµt ~vi.th .t.tie :rev1ai1s. writt.}n.p .e i ' ~ni·s~' t 6 11 ..or : . ~1~e Railway ad m1ms lrat1ve con •rn >d or.ifrorn tltc boundaries or re.snrvoi\· .cana l, h1ghti :11 s1on ) L • • • • ' electric line or other public .works, . or buildings oY inhabited site e"xcept with the previous ,) permission of Government or an;,r other officer authorised by the Government in this behalf ,_) and othenvise than in accordance with such instructions. restrictions and conditions and either g~ QjiH"1iil'.'.-~ec i a l which may be at tached to such permission. The sai

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• _.., 6. Facilities for adjoining Govel'nment licence5 and leases. ( . 1 . . ' · ~ , . ~ \ c . ' l ' The lessee/licensee shall allow exisl'ing ancl future holders of ~)v,er!"4~ 11 t- 11c~~~~ es _or ~eases over any land \Vhich !s co111p1iscd in or adjoins or is 1-each e d--~'" th lai:id·hcl~ by ;:he lessee/licensee rt'<1sonable facilities nf acct>ss thereto. Provided tl~at--110 s_ul~stantial

:1indrance or intcrren~tlC<~ s:1all be c w-;ccl by such holder of licences or leases to the

Jperations of the Jcs::;ce/lic<'nsC'e unclcr Lhese pres·~nts and the lessee/licensee shall be

~ nlitled to co1111Y~nsaLi0tl a:-:: l!'ay be mul11<1lly agreed upon between the lessee/licensee and . ' -; uch hoitlers and in cv<:" lis cf disagree111!'11l sw:!1 fai:- compensation may be deterntin°ccl by he Compctenl Aulhlrily or any othe r uffi<·•-r authorised by the Stnte Government in respect

) .if all loss or d;~rn~1gr s11s!ai1-rc'. by tit <' k·-;'-W"/licr.nscc hy reason of or the exercise of this

) :iberly.

7. lf tl1c s;.iid land~ ur part ll1crc(,f ;_m• l11i-1·~r lands the lessees/licensees shall take all steps

;o case rile slopes a11d rc '."; lon· top ~oi! i11 i;md::> worked out, exploited or mined ancl it shall ) lw open to the Covcr111nc t1t ln affor::sr ~;11,·ll lands c•.rcn during existence of tlle lease. ) PART rv "i LIBERTIES, P'OWERS.~AND PRIVILEGES RES:E:RVED TO THE STATE GOVERNMENT ' ... • • I To work other rnin~ ;;Js .

' I iberty and power for the Slate Gove:-i ;!lwnt 01 any lessee/licensee or persons aL· lhorised l:v it in that behalf to. enter into ancl upon Lhe said l;::nds and to search for win. work, dig,

!,:CL raise. d rcss. process. conH·rt a 11d l'

ti IC Cornpctcn t Au tl'lorHy ·a µpoinLcd by l hc1; St:a't~ _G0vcnirne;~i i.r.l res1ject of ali. lo~~ OJ~ dc'l.t~age : ) ...... s ~ tstainecl by the k~ssce/licensec by reaso!.1 ~r !I) conseciuences. o(t_l1e" c~crcise of suci·1 liljerty )

2_ To make rail•;vays and roads.

Libertv and power to lite Sl:

r

l1 :e h'ase/liccnce is 1 - e.s~rvcd Provided

,.... lessee/licensee a notice in writing the lease/licence if the area for w~ich th has been granted or any part thereof is required by the State Government for any public purpose an·g a declaration under the signature of the Director that the area, or as t'1e case may be, the part of the area is so required shall, as between the lessee/licensee and the Government, be conclusive. . . On the determination of the lease/lict:nce under tllis power the area under UH· lease/ licence shall be resumed "by the Goven1mc11t and the lessee/jicensee shall be pa:d such '•· "'' I ) compensation as may be determinect··by an officer appointed by.!:he Government for the .. . ,. ) purpose and in assessing the aniount of compensation, the officer so a'.ppointed shall be~ guided by the principles laid down. in the Acquisilion Act, 1894, for such assessment.

) PARTV ) I ) RENT AND ROYALTIES RESERVED BY THE LEASE

) 1. R~te and mode of payment of dead Rent

As from the day ..... 20ob, during the the of..!.~~-*-. ~~~ su b s i st,.-en c~flease/licence, ) lessee/licensee shall pay tl~e dea~ rent in advance at R~; ...... !?. ~ .. .7: ...... pe1· Acre per annum as per Schedule- I in .. accorda1 ice with Rui.es.

2. Rate of mode of payment of royalty

The lessee/licensee shall pay royalty in advance to Government in respect l)f minor miner.als.n~movc.d or" consumed by him or his agent. manager, en}ploy_ee, contractor or buyer . " at the rates prescribed in Schedule 2 in accordance with the Rules.

. . The lessee/licensee· m- his agents, 111anagers. employees. contractors or I 1uyers I

consumers sl1all 0 I).Ot move the mineral quanied without obtaining valid Mineral despatch Permit (in sho1·t, PERl\:111) issu~d by the Competent. A.uthority may order for determination the p1·ior apprO\'

. ) ~ · SubJ, , ·\if~ the _provision M clause (3) of tltis part. a11y lessee/licensee or his agents. manng»·.-. '""I 1e,/eci. conh·ac ~ ocs consunw,·s m· bn~bove clause aml ·... 8

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0 cJ\-1 oyalty. If any. lcs:.5ee/licensee or his agenl etc.. or buyers. continue to ~duld,e i.n·such ~fr~nce. tile Compelent Au·:hority may 01·der for detem1ination. of the lcasc ) ~icc~c~ 0w1th the. pt19r

approval of the controlling Autho1·ity. •,, ·. _; ... •'

r ) 1. Rent and Royalties to be free deduction etc ..

) The rents and rnyalties in fART V of Lliis Schedule,)(:111 be paid from any deductions to the Slate Government o.t District-Sub Treasury at ...... -.t./.'?:<:-~~·-- and in such ). . manner as tile Competent Autr:orily may prescribe . ) 2. Mode of Computation of Royalty

For the purpose of computing tbc said royalties the lesse~/llcensee shall keep a correct ) account of the miner;:il/minerals actually produced from t~_e quarries/mi11es, lands and (lf'.spatchcd froJn th1~ quarry and maintained stock, in the prescribed by Government/ . forITI,. C0111pelenl Authority. The lessee/licensee shail also keep a ·!'.,'.orrect ;:iccount of the number of perso11s employed therein an:l shall also maintaiued a c01;nplete' set of plans and cross seCLions of tlw quarry ancl furnish lo the Competent Authority concerned such information, rep·Jrts and returns as requir·::d from time to time under these Rules together vvith

n~p;·csentativc samples or u:inera!s and pro<"essed materials from the same obtained during the operations. The acrn1mts as well as quantity (in vo.lume or in weight as the case may be) of the mineral/minerals in stock or in the process o_f despatch froi11 the quarry may be

checked IJv <.inv ~fficer ~;uthori:3cd by lhc State Gove1nrnent and or by U1e Competent I Autho1ity.

3. Course of action if rents and royaltie_s are not paid in time. )

,_) Should the royal.Ly and /or rent reserved and made p_ayablc by the lessee/lic~~S.e~ is riot -' p

,) 3A [f the lessee or licence makes any dcfaulf in the payment of royalty or dead rent p::iyable I _J unc!er nrlc 26, the compclent <1uli1ority shall give 11oi.icc to such lessee or licem.~es. requiring .J _) Set'! 1rily Deposit. J .,) u \.) 3 u --- I

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PART VII

THE COVENANTS OF THE LESSEES/LICENSEES

l. Lessees to pay rents, royalties.

(l) The lessee/licensee shall pay the rents and ro:i·allies rt~served by lhis kase/lic1·11cc at such times and in the manne1: provided in PART V and VI of these prc~sents and also 111a.\· and discharge all taxes, ccsscs, rates asscssrnenls and impositions wlialsoever being i11 Uw nature of public demands which shall from time to time charged. assessed or irnp'."lsc·d by ) the authority of the State Government upon or in res1)ect or the premises and wor1's or tlle lessee/lessee in common with other premises and works or alik.e 1wlure cxccpl d\'111;111ds for ... land revenue. ,;

2. To maintain and keep:poundary marks in good order. ... The lessee/licensee shall at, his own expense erect" and at all times main lain a;1d keep in repair boundary marl

3. To commence operations wi~hin a year and wo:rk in a workman like man11er

) Unless the Competent Authority for good ca use pcnrits olhenvise (he iesscc/licen:~ee sl v .. 11 commence operation within a year from tl1c date of excculion of the ieasc/lice11cc and shall thereafter at all times du1ing t11e continuance of this lease licence sca1-c.:h foi-. win. work a11cl

develop t!Je said minerals wit hcut volunl<.11"\' int(~n11i.ssi<111 in proper st-cili"ul and work1w111 lil\e · . .. . . manner without doing or permitting to ])l~ clone .'.11:'.5'. i::nncr:~$"sary·fl'."- m:oidabk clam:1ge Lhc s11rracc orthe said lands or tile crops, build i 11gs .01: <;.i_l'.c;·.-µ_ropcrly l11c\·con .. ·_n1e lcsscc/lice11sec slrnll prevent wa~le by rcnioval of overbu1·dcn e~rc.iwl s!?ra·g~ or was'tC', clrai11agi~ and. i:emc.>va·I . . . . of valucible minerals. For the pul"pose of ti 1is claui:a! C.111<1.1-i-ying oper~Lions ~lull! include .tlie. ~ • i creclion of machinery, laying of a tramway· or coJ. islruclio1i . c)r

workable rlepo~iL Iftesscc /licc:1 sec docs nol flnd st1iL<'t1l c pl;'H'1' to oump Uw. \\'j)i"G'.':.!: from C0111pcic11i Autl10rity \.vriLi11g. ~. .

)() r· ...I 'IP"-", ....'-! ...._ ..... ••·• ·• •••- ·.J. ~~ . . ·.

4. To indemnify Government agri.inst ;dl claims.

i 11j11 ry

IPasc/licc11c(· ~u;d shall i1!d<'1;1;1il.\ t111c! kcl'p inric11mifi('d fully and completely. State

Go\·1'n111wnl aµ:ai11st ~iii cbiri,.; \'.l1i1 i1 J":!;i\' be maclc b~ .. an_v pcrs1_111 i11 r<'Spl:c.t of any such

cl;1111.i~l' injury :1r disturlJ:111~·,• ;t1!d :ill 1·11::;l::; and cxpc11scs in 1'orn1eclio11 Lhcrcwith.

5. To secure and keep in good condition pits shafts etc.,

Till' I:· ':-;('1·/li~·,.11:-:i.·,· :-'kdl cl\ll ii 1.~ Llw •;i:IJs1:111c:<'. of Ll1is kasc/liccnce well and sufficiently '>i'(·urc· ;111d ],rep np1•11 with limber ,,i- 11:lwr d11rablt means 3JI pH.s sl1afls and 111ake and ;11;1i1ilai1i s111Tir·ic;1l k1wr.s lo the s;.1ti:;r;w11on of the Stale Government 1·ound every sucl1 pit, '-:ll<1rt ur wrn·l•i:1!! i11 i!ll' .S

•.'JISl!IT lli::tl.. . . f;i) lkighl arid widths or [rc'.1wlw-; i1i open ctu<1rri1·s arc prnpc.-ly m::iintaii1cd to facilitate 'r c:<1s\· 1·c·:niw

(cl Tiil' 111i11nal ;incl o; l;t'llCfi('i

(cl) Th!' prnpcr sci11i1;1lion of ll!\'

6. To strengthen and support the qu;-;rry to necessary extent. )

Tlw lcss~:e/licensce sh~lll S[Tt:tlgil!C!I ;1nd Stipport lo the satisfaC'iioll or llw Railw~1ys

:1cl1lli11istr;lliu11 l'oncerncri r.r lhl' St;il\' Cm·n1!111eni. or any oq1i:r'Compelc111 .I~ul11oriL:.· I 1'onlrolli11p; ( lw (Yovisio11s or i lit' ;111_v J;111 l(ir the ti!llt'. bci:1g in (orcc_'r-t;l3ung to the w1.,rli.i11~ ,) 11f quarric.:: ;:111d 111al lc:r~ arfc:clin~ :,;;1Ccly lwallh ancl lilhour mal:!er·;1~o.; the \:'.a~·C" ma::,;·b(~ ·<.;ll_\' p<.1rt of the quarry \l'hicll i11 ih opinion n:quin:-s'such sLrcngLhoni.ng.9(·s:t."lJ;porl for .tile sa.f~(y .. ·. . . . . ) 1:f anv rail\\'!r1;~\'. along with analysi~ ;111c! rcpr•~sentativc sample J of l h•: 111 i1 wrr.1 Is collected ch 1ri1 l'2 t I w cp.1a;Tying opcral ini1s as also the-'. periodical rctu rns

) pn·<.;( i·iiwd in iiw s;1icl !~ul•':", nr i11 1n:n111cr prcscribcd !)V lii;i1 frorn tinw to tillH'..

:.) (:2i ·1 II(' k~;~cc/lic::11scc sli~ill .--:ulirnil ti• tile Director of l\1i11e::; aml Gl'11k1 ,i,.

.'\uiJi,,rii:. ~<11cl a11 ,1· utl1cr nflinT :1--: 111ay !x: spcr·ifit0 d !Jv .) ... _) ,..

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~ u ·/,( -~~ . - . -· -~ -~ . . ,· · d-oJ ~-~ oli tiir.i ;ltr.1~ .J.r.,...... ~1 /~ • . .,_ \ ~~ ~~ - ~ ...... "...... -. ~ ·. . .~~·~ .. . ~ .. • · - ' ,!/ ; , . ~ . • ' Geology in this behalf, quarterly returns in .fORM-Q and anrittf),tet4"1's 1n'F~JRMr- ; . 1 . . ~ ,..,. ·r . . .. / . :- · .; J_ Y appended to the said rnl_es, for each financial year ending 31st [v1nrc~. ~c fo"p~tf1c" -. , / 30th Aptil of the Succee

The lessee/licensee shall allow any officer authorised by the Centri1l Government or the Stale Government or the Compcte_nt Autl101ity. or thr Director of Mines and Geology tmder .. the Rules in the behalf to enter upon lhe premises including any building excavation or !anci comprised in l11e lease/licence for the purpose of inspecting, ex. min\11g. surveyi ng and making plau::i thereof. sa111pllng and collecting any data and the l~ssee)Ucensce s ha ll with

proper person employed by th~ lef.see/licenscc and acquaintfrl with th.e. mine/quarry and works effectively ass'.st such officer agents servants.. anct \V61·krfrei1 in co.ndilcting every such inspection and shall afford them all facilitie·s·. i1if0rma.tion connected with the \v6rking or the quany which they may reasonably require. Such officer may issue such reasonable din•ct:ons as he may deem fit to prevent wasteful ex.traction of minerals a:nd it shall· be the duly of the lessee/licensee. his/their agent/manager to cariy oul directions within such pe1·iod as the officer may specif:y if the lessee/licensee. his/their age1:1t or manageincnt fails to care) out such directions \vithin tlie specified period. the Competent Ath01ity may determfne the lease/ licen'ce" or may impose a penalty not exceeding twice the amount of tile annual dead n~nt. I ) ! .

9. To report accidents.

} The lessee/licensee shall report all accidents to the Director of Mines and Geology the Dist1ict magistrate and the District Supe1intc11ctent of Police concerned, in case of any

accident causing death or serious bod~ly injury or serious injury to property or seriously

aff<~ cting or endangering life er property which i.n;:iy occur in the coun:;e of the operations u_nder

) lilis lease/licence the lessee/licensee slra,~J.sencl a complete report without any -delay of.such an accident to the said officers. ) 10. To report discovery

) Wl).e never the lcssce/licens.ec shall find, jn tile s~1id lands. any mineral olher tl1an 1 he · s aid .i11in~r~l/1nii1 e rals the .1.e·s$ee'/lkensee shall irnmedialely repod s uch hiscuve1y in -.·.· rlti ~ ---.. ) lo the Co111petent Auth·prity with full"tiartlc\Jlars or the nature a nd position of each such find...... J 11 ·.· The lessee/licensee shall. at all ttmes, du1·i11g the said i:errn keep Oll cause to be ke;Jt.

~J al an officer to be sitl.1ated upon 01J dear the s;-1icl lands, (:orrect. and i\1telligble books of a ccounts which shall contain entrie17, showing from lime to time. =) I

.) \lJ Quanlity a11d qualit5~ of the said minernl/111i11erals realis ed rrom til e said lands . .. <.) (2) Qucih.~~t~:~ft~C,~\.:a.riOUS qualities oC the Scliil Illin<:ral/111i11eral s ben<.::fiCiellCd, process ~d o;- c on · vertccl.-t~ '\ .) 1t. . ~ -..J J 1· ~ u .! .. .J r ~·:

units withil~·- the count1y and quantity exported and the manner and purp.ose of such sale and disposal :

(4) Detail bf royalty paid and PERMITS obtained.

(5) The prices and all other particulars of all sale of the said mineral/minerals

(6) The nurnber of persons employed in the mines or work or 11pon the said lands specifying nationalily, qnalifications and pay of the technical personnel.

!7) Such other facts, particulars and circumstances as the Compc:tent Authority or the Director of Mines and Geology rnay from time to time require and shall also furnish of charge to such officers and at such times they may prescribe true and correct abstracts of all or any sucl1 books of ;1ccounts and shall at all reasonable times allow such officers or any officers as the Slate Govemrilent shall, in the behalf appoint, to enter into and have free access to, for the purpose of examini1~ and inspectfng the said books of accounts and to make copies thereof and to mak6. e>..'tracts there from. ·r . .' ,) . ~ ..· 12. To mainta_in p:lans etc .• .. ) . . The lessee/licen!;>ee shall at all times du1·ing the said term maintain at the quarry office1· - ' corn~ct, intelligible. L'p-to-date and complete Con tour and Geological plans and c1 uss sections ) of u~e quarries in ~he said lands. They shaii sl1ow all the operations. workings. and all the tren._•hcs, pits and d1·illing made by the lessee/licensee in the course of operations carried on b:,1 him/them under the lease/licence. The lessee/ licensee shall update _such quarry plans and section at the end of each year or any period specified from time to time and the Jessee/ licensee shall furnish free of charge such plans sections and mineral specimens. to the Competent Authority whenever these requin~ct. Accurate records of all trenches pits and ; ) d(illi:1g shall show :-

{a) The sub-soil and strata through which they pass. . .. '.' l (b) Any other minerals encountered. ' . '

...... -·- -·· --- ... ·~ -H• ·-· ) JI (c) Any other matter of"interest and all data required by the State Govemmen~ the J Competent Authorit:i from time lo time. i I I . 13. To abide by the previous of the laws in force in respect of labour welfare, safety measures, ecology and environment.

--: 'lw lcsscc/liccnse:e sltali lJc. l;ourni by Lill.' proVfsidliS-- ofto-abide by the provisions any

OJ t lH" 1

j . ·t ..,..i ·. o<.Qr\)""er ~~~ ~-~M ~;~wN' ...... I u\ ...... N""'c '1-y•--..- ... .,._.z:?,7~7-/'#" 1~~.i.~~~ ...... J / ~.,, .. _.. , ... . minerals) are matters affecting safety measures. ecol·)gy safety. health and convenience(1f and environment. The lessee/ltcensee employees or the public. The lessee/licensee employees or the public. The lessee/licensee shall abide by the conditions laid down in the· payment of wages act 1936 (Centra: Act I'./ of 193· '). the Mines Act 1952 (Central Act XXXV of 1952),

the Indi~tn Explosives Aci i J84 (Central i\d of TV of 1F84) a11d the water and Air (pt-evention and control of polution) At I 1974. )

14. The lessee/licensee shall respect all c')jsting rights of way. water and othc1· b ..1sements

and shall not carry on mining/quarrying 01- other operations under tl1e said lea::c/licence · in any way than as prescribed under tlw Rules.

15. Government indemnifir!d from paying compensatipn for injury to third parties. ) I The lessee/licensee shall.make and pay responsible ,iompensation for all dam::\ge, injury I disturbance to person or prnpertv- which mav- be causedI by- . or on the part of Jesse1:/l icensee in exercise of the liberties and power granted by tl1c~;c~ presents a.nd shall at all times have

harmless and kept indemnified t~e StC1te Governrnent'from and against all suits.. claims and damages which may be broughu'or made by any person or peersons in respect of any such f damage, injury or. disturbance_,,.:' ,.. 16. Not to obstruct working:-of other minerals.

The lessee/licensee will e~ercise the liberties and powers l1ereby granted in such a matter as to offer no unnece~sary or re<~snnalJle avoidable obstructions or interruplion to t11c development and working within the said lands of any minerals not included in this lease/ .licence and shall at all times afford to the Central and State Goven1ment and to ;:he bolder quarrying lease, of quarrying lice1ice and prospecting licence or mining lease in respect of any such minerals or any minerals vvithin any land adjacent lo the said lands as the case may be reasonable means of access and safe and convenient µassage upon and across the ) said lands to such minerals fo1· the purpose of gctt in~ wi)rki11g. developing and (juarryi ng awaS'

the same provided that the lessee/licensee~ shall.. have.. . r~ceive. reasoi:iable compensation for· _) any damage or injury which he may suslain by i·e.a~0:n. or in t.Onsec:it:i.cnc.e: of'the use of suclr passage by such lessee/licensee or holde rs of. p.rosc)~c:ti1ig licences.· )

,j • • , ' .. I -··· ,. Whenever the secuirty deposit as providetl .in tl1e 9( l) and 2( 1) of the said Rule or any .· part thereof or any further sum hereafter deposited with {he State Government in .. ~J replenishment lbereof shall be forfeited or applie(l by the Competent Authority pursuant to .. ) the power !iereinafter rlP.cl::irerl in that lv·l1~'\lftJ1e lessee/licensee shall deposit with the State Government sucl1 further sum as may b;o: sufficient with the unapprop1iated pan thereof to J ~ ,...... A'iring1 th~ 1 Lhc SLtl:t:' Government up to the sum of equal to Ll1e said· .. )

"J u 14 J w - '~\·~it~~~;-r ~...... , •••..::z• • ••. ~j"•• •':\.) ••• •. r,' ••""~' ~~---JW.ll..f~,;;.;~"""' ...\ ..,r$w 15 ~ • ~ . ... ~ . .. ' ...... rv~ ~4 Ddivery ofv.-orking in good order to State Governr'nent after determination oflease.

f!w lcssee/lice·:isee shall at the e;~pir;11 ion or sooner determination of the said term

m <;;·t:, renewal then~ or deliver uplo tile ; ;,;iii' Covcrnrncnt all mines, quarries. pits, shafts.

incL1ws. •Ji.Iler wori

··~11i n ot bt> removed willlout c:

i!J .~~ : ,•. )d rqJ

19. Right oi pre-emption. : . ' (<\) The Government shall from ti11w lo time am) al! times drning the said terms have ) •• ! the right to b.c exercised 11y rn1tice i11 writing to lhe lessee/licensee of pre-emption ~ . or lhe said minerals (and ·all µroclucts thei::eof) 1lying in or upon the lands hf:reby

demised or els ewhere under the control bf lH~ lessee/licensee shall u:ith all possible ) expedition deliver all mincrc1Js or products of minerals purchased by the State Government under the power conferred by this provision be exercising the said right.

(b) ln tile events of the existence or Sl

,;.. forth with take posscss:3ion dnd co11lrol of the works plant, ·11~acll!nery. 1jremises- of the lessee/licensee on or in co1111cdion \¥ith tile said lands or ~r~paiat ! ons und~1" ) ··l tile lessee/ licensee and cl LI 1·ing suclJ possession or control th~ if.SSee./.qcensee shaH co1~firm and obey all directi-ons give~ by o;- on behalf of. tl~e :c'Gntral or State _) . . Government regarding the use of e111ployment or such works ..plan.ts premises and .) minerals. PROVIDED THAT after compensation which shall be determined in ' ,.J default of agreement by the Stale Government shall be paid to lhe lessee/licensee

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J c:xercise of such powers :.;l1:tll not dcicrmine lhe said term hereby gr· .J ,..) J J

~ , ... -,,_:' -1.~ · .'J)Jh· ·t.s~J',;,• ..1.;-, ·"·~..i· i,' ~-.l·· · ~- l''"' ~·-"' ~---.i ••• ,, •• ,, ••• "'HMit, f.Jv_, .... w l,.Jrv~ W\.(...:·~ ·'· _,..,,,f " .II . .! J. ·,".:. effect to the provi~ions of this cause. The Government c~r the Competent Authol-j shall have the right to dispose of the minor mineral vraste generated during the course of quarrying in accordance with the provision.of Schedule-2.

20. Not to ligb.t fire in for.est Areas

The lessee/licensee shall not light any fire upon the said lands if lying '.vithin the reserved forest expect under such conditions as the Forest Department may in writing specify and the lessee/licensee and ·his/their workmen and employees shall rend1'.r prompt ,._ assistance in extinguishing any fire on tile said land:3 or in their \'icinity. The lessee/licensee shall be liable for all damage resulting from fire caused by the act or omission of ihe lessee/ I .. licensee or his/their employees and shci 11. pay such compensation' for the Forest D·~partrnent.

The decision of the Forest Department as t·he ainount of com.I?_e0-~'.1-tion payable by th~ lessee/

licensee shalL be final and binding on Lhe lessee/Lcen·s«~«:~.

21. No right over produce other than minerals, :ores mentic'ided in the lease/licence.

(a) The lessee/licens'ee shall not remove any!other prodube·e·x·cept the minor min~ral ; mentioned in this lease. The lessee/licensee shall '~'ithout delay, .re~)ort to the Competent Authority and the Director of Mines and g:~ology, the disco·1ery in this areas, comprised in his/their lease/licence of any minerals not specified in the leqse.

(b) If any mineral/s :iot specified in the lease/licence is/are discovered in the leased/

licenced area he/they shall not 'vin and dispose (if such mineral/s, without obtaining lease/ licence therefore. ff .h·e fails, U1ey fail to apply for such lease/ licence within three months rrom tire dis'covery of the said mineral/minerals. the

0 Competent Autl1ority may grant a .lease/lieence in respect of such mineral/ ~ ~ . t minerals to any otl1er person/persons ·ini respect o'f such mineral/minerals to any .~ ' .. ; I • ! I other person/pc]-sons. · I. ) . . {cl Without the .pt-ior pennission of the Oi1 ector of Mines- and Geology the 1·

.~ 22. The __l~ss~eii!censee.~1-iall in.ake available fo th1~ Governrne1~t of India beryl or a1i.y o_ther "Substance prescribed'" under sectio1i. or the Alomi~ Energy Act (Act XXIX if. 1948) if they are ,) found to occur in the said lands. ,J 1 23. Tl1e St~~e~~weril11w11t shal.l be irn111une from t!1c lessee/licensee claims for damage and ,) account or ~l1y.!1a\~ng been inc!i.ided in this le

:' , ' i j, ··~· '""'~ J 24. Tl1c.lr~:;,:~/lin~11sf'c or l1is

;.) I~~ ~t. tj ...... ~ ..~J .... rl~°" ~ \:l'tu ~~~;S . · ./ ~. -·. __. '-~y .- J • ~ ~ ••. •1 ••···· ·· ·· r.: , .;.;;,J.. ~ . Oontravention of any ordrr b issu cl by a11y officer ur a uthorily omposed t lssu sucll order .-. any such law within wlinse j L: ri .. diction LI l<' leased area is situated .

2:3. The lessee/licensee shall abide by such reasonable instructions and direction as may lw issued by the Director of Mines and Geology from time to time regarding conservation and d<:velopment of minerals. t i 2l1. The les~ee/licensee shall minimise Uw 8ir and water pollution keeping in view the local atmospl1ere/environmenl.

PART VIII

THE COVENANTS OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT

1. Lessee may hold and enjoy rights quietly. ) ·· (-1) Lessee/licensee payiug the rent,:; ~111cl royalties hereby reserved and obser>.r~1ig and performing all the covenants and agreements herein contained and on t6'e part ·r of the llessee/licensec is to be obs1~rved and performed shall and may qui~.~ly hold and enjoylhe rights and premises heereby de1nised for and cluring the tern~. hereby granted without any unlawful i11tc1Tuption from or by lhe State Governri1ent, or any person rightfully claiming t'111ckr iL.

2 To renew

If the lessee/licensee be cle~;irous of tal\ ing lease/licence of the premises hereby demised or of any part of them for a further term 011 Lhc expiry or the term hereby granted and if"he/ thl)' give the CompeLent Autlwrity an applicaUon in w1iting ninety ciays before the expiry of

t!~;- leaser/licences as prescribed in th<' said Rules and shall pay the renls and royalties herc:::by reservc~:.: ancl shall obserYe and perform the several covenants and agreements herein C011taip_ed and on ~he part of tile lesscc/li<:cnsec "Lo be observed and performed upto the cxpiratj_on of the term hereby gr2.nled the Competent Authority '"'ill upo~1 his/their executi1ig

and deHvering to the State Govern mcnt if rcq Lt ired ;_:-, counterpart t11ereuf execute and deliver to 1hc lessee/licensee a renev.:al lease/lice11cc of the said premises for the further term not -----·- ·-··•" exceeding the l.errn of this kasc/!icence at .st_1cll rents and royalties ;1nd 110 such lenns and sul j •c: t Lo~ wh c·ov •1ianl.' 'llJCI agr_ <'nwnr: ~ i1 '.l·.luding l l1is I ~~~n a 11\ · L :~~shall be : 11 .1ec r Ian · w i ~ h 111 · uid R11J1~ :=; appl1 t: ;11i11~ tu ...... ~ .... ~ ...... (na 11!' nr 111111 'l'::llS) 11 !1 Li i(' (]'1 )" IWX I. rolloll'ill!! lil t.> '.. ·piraliull of Lh ~ ( ,(.) l1ereuy '11':1Jllcd .

3. Liberty to surrender this lease/licence.

The lessee/licensee sh;1ll be al liberty lo surrencier this lease/licence;by giving notice

of 1:ot less than tilrec months in writing to the Colllpetnnt Authorit)1 - 1 liabilitv slwll accure to the kssec/liCL~11~;('(' fn:i111 th·· dale or such surrend

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j On such date as the Competent Authority may within two months after the determination to this lease or of any renewal thereof, t'1e amount of the security deposit paid in respect of the lease and then rema1ning deposit with the State Government and not required to be applied to any of the purpos~ mentioned in this lease shall be refunded to the lessee/licensee. No interest shall run on the security deposit.

PART IX

GENERAL PROVISION

l. Breach of conditions.

In case of breach of any of the conditions of the :Case other .than mentioned in clause 2 and 3 of this part then the Competent Authority may require the lessee/licensee or. his/ their assigns to pay penalty not exceeding an amount equivalent to twice the amoy1 it of the annual dead rent specified urn;ler clause I part V.

2. Obstruction to Inspection.

ln case lessee/licensee or his/their assignees doe~/do not ailow or obstruct cnt1y or ) inspection by the Officers authorised by. the State Government,. the Competent Autho;·ity may cancel the lease and forfeit the whole or part of the deposit made under Rule 9("1) and 21 (I) . I of the said Rules.

3. In case lessee/licensee or his/their assignees commit any breach of any of the co: lditions ) specifies in the clauses sub rule (1) and (2) of Rule 6. of the said Rules then and in~any such case the Competent Autbority shall give notice in writing to the lessee/licensee or his/their or assignees as the case may be, asking him/them to remedy the breach within thirty days from the date of the notice and if the breach is not remedied within st: ch period the Competent authority under the said Rules determine tile lease provided that nothing therein contained shall debar lhe State Government from enfor·cing any pther right or remedy that the State ) ' .. Government may have against the lessee/licensee or his/her ass;gnee.s undf.'r ar.y other ) provisions herein contained...... 4. To pay penalty in case of breach. . ·.~

··· ...... - ...... _...... ···· ···· In case or t1_1e breaches of the covena.n ls and ~gree1nen ts !Jy th · ~ less~e(l!~e·n.sec ·o·r 8.11.y other officer authorised by the Government on wllic:h :i.roresaid notice ".has J;leen given the Competent Authority under the said Rules i11 lieu of Givbg notices. n\ay tn}'p~se such ·p~nalty appropriate in accordance with the sub-rule (3) of Rule 6 .

5. If the lessee/licensee ceases/cease' to work the quarry for a conlinuous period of one

n vrclt I thd. the I as /licenc · shall not be c·rn ·lied. rr the lessee/licensee are -... ,, ·~. 1-11 ev ·ntcd fr o:~1 '.'.'( ~· l : h{g tit . q ua TY owing tr1 s011no: n· ~' " malJle cause or if the les ee/licens ee n: a ~ ·."f · eas~'. CJ W 1']':: \\•ilh p1·!ur p ~ r'mi ss1011 of Lile , 0111p e tcnt Authority. ·is trk?[,~~i1· a. 81:.i . :· . A ...... ~o~~ d~~~~~ ...... CJ OJ. Interpretation. ...

If there is any dispute regarding llleir lease/licence or any other matte1· or thing. construction or a terrn or c:c-ndilion in Lite lease/licence anything connected with the quarries or minor minerals specified in this lease/licence or the working or nonworking of tile quarry operate.c! under the lease/li::cnce. the arnount of payment of royalty or dead rent or its mode of payment to the Compdenl Aull1oril\' iL shall be refetTed to tile State Government whose

decision shall be rina[ and binding Oil llle lessee/licensee. II. ·-r I 7. Omitted.

8. Lessee/licensee to remove his properties on the expiry of le~se.

Tlle lessee/licensee l1~1ving iirst p:1id and discharged the rents and royalties payable by virlue of these presents may at the 1·xplr

or within three ·:nonths \hereafter (unle~s the lease/licence shall be determined under clause l and 2 ur this PART ancl in that case ai :1ny time not less than three calender months after sucl1 clclcnnin2.tion). t

9. Forfeiture of property left more lhan si:x: months after determination of lease.

If at the e1-;cl of three 1ronths after the expiration or sooner determination of tl1e said term or after lhe date from ll'llich after rlr>.lcrrninatio1,1 of lease any sunender by the lessee/ licensee of part under the provisions co11lained in Clause 3 of PART ViiI of this schedule become effective tllere sh<111 remain o_r upo11 the said land or lhe sun-cnderecJ µart 01· parls

. ) th.~reof the case may be <1;1y engine, 111:1chincry, plant. building; stn1ctuft:s, tramways. ra,ilways and other work. erections and r.111wcnience or other property which are not required b~/u1e le.ssee/lic~nsee in cun1 .eclion witl1 llis/the\r op~~rations in these parts orthe said lands· '· which lie/they has/have surn~ndered or in any other lands hel? by him/them un'c;ier. · · · ..' quarrying lease the same sh;, 11 not rcrnovcd hy the lcs~ee/licensee within one calcnckr montl~ - : : ·'. . . after 110tic:e in \\Tiling requiring their rc111oval has been to the lessee/licensee by the State>. . . _ Ga\·;cr'i1"ni:e·i1't be ·deemed to beco1.11c the property of the State Govern.rnent and may be sotd .Or ._ .

disposed or in such Jl1<111ller C::S tile Stale Government shall deem fit without liability tq·pa)~. . 1:ompensalion or1 to the lcsseo:~/liccnsee i11 n~specl lhe1·eof.

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r:,·cry notice, by these pn~sern required to be given to Service notice. Tile lessee/licensee

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DILIP BUILDCON LIMITED, a company incorporated under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 and having its registered office at Plot No.5, Inside Govlnd Naryan Singh Gate, Chunabhatti, Kolar Road Bhopal-462016 (hereinafter referred to as "the Purchaser"), which expression shall unless it be repugnant to the context or meaning thereof be deemed to mean and include its successors and assigns) of the OTHER PART;

The Vendor and the Purchaser are hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Parties" and individually as a "Party". 1 •

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A. WHEREAS the Vendor is in her own right, holder of a quarry lease for quarrying ordinary Building Stone /Gravel (Road Metal) Boulder, Murram, Roa.d metal etc. by virtue of the Quarry lease issued by the Govt. of Karnataka through the office of the Deputy Director Mining, Department of Mines & Geology In Ramanagara District, \ vide Quarrying Lease/ License No. 1246 dated 01/04/2006 granted for a period of 20 years (Twenty years) e>

The Vendor ls therefore is legally seized of the complete and undivided interest in the said property and the rights granted under the said quarrying lease, all located In the M G raiya Village, of Ramanagara 1 aiuk of Ramanagara District, Karnataka and as more particularly described i111 Schedule "A" attached hereto, free and clear of any charges, encumbrances and all liens;

B. AND WHEREAS the Purchaser herein Is, inter alia, engiljed in the business· of road construction and has been awarded the work of "Six lanlng of Bangalore•My,ore .) Section from Km. 18.000 to Km. 135.304 of NH-275 In the State of Karnataka" (herein after called the "works") from the National Highways Authority :Of lndl11 and req1,1ires approximately Fifteen lakhs Tonnes of stone over a period of next 5 years, boulders for execution of the aforementioned works. \ c.

\ NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES HERETO AS FOLLOWS:

1. PURCHASE OF STONE BOULDERS AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

1.1. The Vendor doth hereby agrees to sell to the Purchaser and the Purc.heser hereby accepts the to Purchase One lakh Tonnes Per year of stone boulders extracted by the Vendor at the rate of Rs 30/=per ton ,with a rise In price by Rs 2/= per Metric Ton(Rupees Two)every year. Also vendor has agreed to supply m·ore boulders to purchaser based on their requirement. The production record of excavated boulders will be maintained by the Vendor and the Purchaser shall be entitled to monitor the excavation and the production records maintained by the Vendor. \ 1.2. The Parties heret.o fully agree and acknowledge that the Vendor shall carry cut the extraction of the stone boulders from her land under the quarrying lease she draws her rights from.

) 1.3. Vendor further agrees that she has all the requisite statutory permissions and authorizations 'from the competent authorities Including but not limited to environmental clearances, licenses for explosives etc. In this r-egard.

1.4. The parties agree that the Purchaser shall be entitled to inst~ll ctusher.s and oth:er machinery as well as transport the extracted stone boulders from the prop~rty ) premises of the Vendor to Its road construction site smoothly along. with est~bllshlng the basic enabling Infrastructure for the said purpose like kutcha roads ) on the said property of the Vendor without any disruption. ) 2. TERM AND RENEWAL

2.1 Term: The Vendor hereby ~grees to the Purchaser the:sald P1.m•has:e·sball be.c11-rrr.e.tt ) \ out during a period of Five (OS) year~ ("Term#:) and thereby. tbls Aireement ~ball: subsist for' the said tenur:e, .s.ubJect to renewal In accordance with-the terms of this _) Agreement.

~ 2.2 Commencement of Term: The Term of this Agreement shall commence on th'.e Effective Date. During the Term of this Agre:ement, the Vendor shall no.t, wltho·ut the _) prior written consent of the Purchaser be authorized to charise and/or amend :the J terms and conditions pertaining to the purchase of the agreed quantity and rate of the materlals. · J 2.3 Renewal: On or before the expiry of the Term and upon the written confirmation of __) the Purchaser, the term of this Agreement may be extended by a period 6 months. The Agreement shall be renewed for such successive further periods of 6 months 0 each ("Extended Term" ), at the option of the Purchaser, on the same terms and cond itions with such amendments or alterations as may be mutually agreed J between the Parties. :.J J u u u u u )

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) the Purchaser shall pay to the Vendor the amount due towards the purchase, as per ) the agreed rate and as per the quantity drawn, as applicable over the period of five years in accordance with the quantity of the boulder purchased from the Vendor. } 3.1.1 A.) The parties agree that the payment of the boulders/material excavated by ) \ the Vendor shall be on "per Metric Tonne Basis" constituting the total consideratlon- ) i) Cost of Boulder - at the rate of Rs. 30/- per metric tonne (Rupees Thirty only) exclusive of all the appllcable taxes, mining royalties and levles etc. ") II) Blasting, Explosives, Transportation charges - per tonne basis as charged -) by the 3rd Party Contractor for the above services. Iii) Royalty payable to the government. Iv) GST on the above at the rates as applicable from time to time. ~ B.) The above mentioned payments shall be subJ'E!ct to and upon issuance of l due and authorised bills (called 'Boulder bllls'} against the quantltv of materials supplied to the Purchaser by the Vendor d1,1rtng the peri.od of this agreement on or before 10th day (Tenth day) of every month. ') q In receipt of invoice from Vendor, the Purchaser Wiii release the payme.nt of the amount by online transaction/account payee cheque to the Vendor. The Vendor acknowledges that the time taken 'for the release of such :pavments \ may vary from 3-4 weeks as per the due procedural time required for processing the payments.

D.)The Purchaser shall pay an amount of Rupees Five Lakhs (~S,00,000/·) only, to the Vendor on the effective date as an advance amount. This amount shall be In Heu of advance paid to the Vendor tor any delay that may occur in processing the payments due as payable to the. Vendor o.n monthly basis upon the bllls being raised by the Vendor for the materfai off taken b¥ the Purchaser from the Vendor monthly.

E.) The parties further agree that the above mentioned amount of advancnha'll be adjusted against the boulder lnvalc:es raised by the· Vendot 'in the flrat6 months. (six months) of the Third year of the tenure of this ~srsement and accordingly the Vendor shall raise only such :lnvofccs and will.be entitled to such poyments as may be in excess of the price adjusted against the advance

I during such 6 months of the Third year of the agreement. > F.) All the above clauses are applicable based on the avallablllty of the Raw \ material otherwise the same Agreement stands cancelled with prior hOtic.e to the vendor.

3.2 Other Levies on Consideration: The Parties hereto agree that the payment of consideration shall be in addition to the appllcablllty of Goods and Services Ta><, Royalty and other statutory levies to be paid on the consideration amount. It is the

\ \ failure to perform its obligations to this effect, if such non-payment adversely impacts the supply of purchased quantity of materials to the Purchaser or any other' loss or damage as a result thereof. The boulder bllls as mentioned under Clause 3.1.1 above, shall be accompanied with the Royalty receipts remitted by the Vendor to the statutory authorities.

It is a.greed that the Purchaser shall reimburse the Taxes mention above to the vendor and the purchaser shall not responsible for any default in payment of ta>

4. BIGHTS OF THE PURCHASER

4.1 On and from the execution of thh; Asreement, the Purchaser, at I.ts own cost and expenses, shall be entitled to the following: \ 4.1.1 To be sold and supplied One lakhs tonnes of stone boulders (material) by the Vendor, for such consideration as, agreed hereln;

4.1.2 To have the first entitlement to extend the period of this asreement beyond the scheduled tenure of Five years (5 years) by a period of an addli:lonal six months (6 months) notwithstanding any objections of the Vendors. ) However such extension shall be upon the same terms and ,conditions regarding the consideration as has been prescribed under this agreement and upon the necessity on the Purchasers part. The Purchaser shall notify to the Vendor, the occurrence of such an event, that necessitated the extension of the period of this agreement.

The Vendor shall not be entitled to object to such an extensior:i of s.lx months of this agreement upon the ~>

5. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

5.1 The Vendor do hereby represent, warrant, declare, confirm, cQvenant and state as under:- 5.1.1 The vendor has the clear and absolute rights as well as the requisite statutory permissions and authority from the competent authorities for the purpose of carrying out the extraction and quarrying of the materials forming the subject matter of this Agreement. The Vendor hereby undertakes that in the event of any dispute regarding the title and/or rights of quarrying/mining over the said Properties and/ or any other interests of the Vendor over the said Property in relation to her obllgatlons under this Agreement, the Vendor shall indemnify the Purchaser for CJll the losses, costs and expenses l"ilhaser due to the (ailu:: :: ~~~ l

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5.1.2 The Vendor, if required, hereby unconditionally undertakes to have her sanction

The Vendor shall have all the formalities In this regarcl, concl~ded within a period of 30 days from the date of raising_ of such request by th.e Purchaser to the Vend.or. ) 5.1.3 The Vendor shall facilitate and uncondltionally extend fufl .co-oper.atlQn t!i> ) the Purchaser In ensuring any legal and/or ..offlcia'I formalities that the Purchaser Is required to comply with In seeking to Implement and enforce \ Its rights and the purpose of this Agreement.

5.1.4 The Vendor covenants that under the Agreement, that the Vendor Is fully authorized to sell the said quantity of materials after beihg duly extracted from the said property to the Purchaser and in accordance with the provisions of the Mining lease granted to It. The Vendor has not done and/ or In the future shall not do any act of commission or omission or allow any person or party to do any act of commission or omission .whereby the Purchase of the said quantity of materials by the Purchaser rs preJudlclally affected;

5.1.5 The Vendor undertakes and declare$ that the Permission for quarrying granted to it is recognised and authorl~~d by the relevant authorities;

5.1.6 There are no orders passed by any competent authority and there Is no application and/0r proceedings pending In any ·court of raw or before any tribunal or before any statutory authorities or revenue authorities or before \ any arbitrator with respect to the said subject matter of this agreement; 5.1.7 ls no prohibitory order or any statutory order or otherwise any restrictive order restrl~tlng the Owner and/ or Vendor from entering Into this Agreement on the ternis and conditions as contained herein;

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5.1.8 The Owner and/or the Vendor has paid to-date all property and mining related royalties, taxes, rates, duties, cesses, levies payable to any authority \ in re pect of the said Premises and quarrying activity Including escalations the reof;

5.1.9 There are no restrictive or onerous conditions, covenants, easements, or rights of servitude affecting the rights of the Vendor In relation to the said Property or any part thereof;

5.1.10 Th e Vendor has obtai111tu' dil nt!cessary authoriz ations, approvals, consents, pe rmissions, and sanctions from the concerned authorities for the purpose of extraction/quarrying the stone boulders from her property;

5.1 .11 The said Premises or any part thereof Is not reserved for any public purpose and there are no restrictions of whatsoever nature prohibiting the conducting comm ercial activities on the said Premises; 5.1.12 The Vendor represents that the boundaries, survey numbers, area In square feet and yards, plans and drawings cited by her In this agreement are correct, and that there are no boundary disputes with respect to the said \ Premises; ) 5.1.13 The Vendor has not omitted to disclose to the Purchaser a.ny material fact, In r ~~µ~ct of the said Premises, whkh is within the knowledse of the Vendor; ) 6. TERMINATION ' . 6.1 Upon the occurrence of the following event of default by the Purchaser, the Vendor shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement after glvlng··a notice of 6Q days to the Purchaser, with the Purchaser having the opportunity to cure the defaµlt:

1. failure of the Purchaser to pay the part consideration E:nvl~i!$ed In this Agreement for the materials for a cons:ecutlve period of 2 months after demand of the same by the Vendor;

2. Any representation or warranty provided by the Purchaser herein found to be incorrect or untrue and/ or breach of any covenant provided herein;

\ 6.2 Upon the occurrence of the following event of default by the Vendor, the Purchaser shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement after giving a notice of 60 days to the Vendor, with the Vendor having the opportunity to cure the default:

a. Guilti,i>of any failure to observe, any term of this Agreement which results In or would be likely to result in a /naterlal loss or material damage.

b. Any representation or warrnnty provided by the. vendor herein found to be incorrect or untrue and/ or breach of any covenant provided herein;

7. INDEMNITY

defend, indemnify and hold the Purchaser harmless from and against all costs, expenses, liabilities, and losses (direct or Indirect) Incurred {including attorneys' fees and associated legal costs) arising out of any of the following:

7 .1.1 any breach of the terms of this Agreement by the Vendor.

7. 2 The Purchaser shall defend, indemnify and hold the Vendor harmless from and against all costs, expenses, liabilities and losses incurred arising out of Purchaser's default in payment or non-payment of the consideration amount by the Purchaser to the Vendor. · I • 7.3 The in demnification rights of the Parties under this Agreement are independent of, and in add ition to, such other rights and remedies as the Parties may have at law or \ in equity or otherwise, including the right to seek sp ecific performance or Injunctive rel ief, none of which rights or remedies shall be affected or diminished thereby.

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8.1 All notices required or permitted by this Agreement shall be In writing and shall be delivered by hand delivery, reputed courier, registered AD, to the Party to their addresses as mentioned above In this lnstrumE!nt, or to the la&t known address af the Parties.

8.2 The receipt o.f the any notice (sent by the Purchaser) by th!I ilUthorlsed ) representative of the Vendors shall be deemed to be receipt of such r:iotice by the Vendor.

9. ARBITRATION

9.1 The Parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve any di~pute, difference or claim arl!>ing ~ut of or in rulation to this Agreement through muturJI 1.Ui.CJusslon. In case It Is \ not re solved within 15 (Fit.tee n) days from receipt of the written notice (settlne out the dispute or cl aim ) by the other Party, the com p,lalntng, Party may issue a notice of rP.fe.i"P.nr.e., invoking .~ettlement of such dispute .throueh Arhftratlon.

9.2 All disputes and differences arising between the Parties hereto, lnc l ~d ln g: any dispute or difference in regard to the interpretation of any p.rovislon or t~rm or the meaning thereof, or In regard to any claim of one Party against the other or In regard to the rights and obligations of any Party or Parties under this Agreement shall b.e governed, by the provisions of the Arbitration and Conclliatlan Act, 1996 and Its amendments thereof. Both Parties shall appoint a sole arbitrator who shall be the presiding arbitrator and the decision of the arbitrator regarding the matter In consideratiC)n will be final and binding on both the Parties. The place for Arbitral Proceedings 'will be Bengaluru. The Arbitral proceedings shall be held in English langu age . ·I

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11. SURVIW

Provisions of this Agreement, the performance of which by either or both Parties, or by their sense and context, are intended to survive, will survive the completion, ) \ e>

The Parties herein expressly agree that amount of stamp duty/ reglstratloo charges, expenses etc. In respect of this Agreement and any e~penses to be Incurred In

respect of obtaining necessary 1 approvals to give effect to the formalftles of compliances in this Agreement, shall be borne by the Purchaser.

13. SCHEDULES/ANNEXURE

Each Schedule/ Annexure to this instrument Is Incorporated Into this Instrument by reference and shall be considered an Integral part of this· Instrument.

14. AMENDMENT

This Agreement may be changed or amended In writing signed by all the Parties to this Agreement. ) \ 15. FURTHER ASSURANCES ) Each l'arty shall trom time to time and at all times do all act's, deeds., ma,tters and things and sign and execute all paper.s, deeds, documents and writings as rnay be required by the other for more Prrfectly and t:rfiji;tuall.y car.rylh'g .out all or anv one or more of the terms and conditions recorded In this A,greement and fQr ttie supply of the agreed quantity of quarried material in favour of the Purchaser.

16. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

) This Boulder Purchase Agreement, together with all schedules, Annexures, att;ichments, constitu t e~ the entire agraetnent between the Parties re~ardlng the subject matter of this Al!rcc rncnt and will supersede oil prior oral or wflllt:!ll representatrons and agreements between the Parties.

17. COU NTE RP ARTS \ This Boulder Purchase Agreement may be executed In one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which together shall constitute one and the ·same Instrument. Each counterpart may consist of a number of copies hereof each signed by less than a/I, ·but together signed by all of .the Parties hereto. In pleading or proving any provision of this agreement, it shall not be necessary to produce mo e than one such counterpart. 1

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SCHEDULE A

All that piece and parcel of landed property at Survey No. 88 of M G Palya VIiiage, of Ramanagara Taluk of Ramanagara District, in state of Karnataka having an area of 2.20 acres and bounded as follows.

On or towards the North: Part of SY No 88 On or towa~ds the East : Part of Sy.No-88 On or towards the West: Part of Sy.No-88 On or towards the So1.1th: Part of Sy.No-88.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Parties have hereunder set and subscrlbed their respective hands to these presents on the date, month and year herelnabove written . .----:::-:~-==-=-==- --:--:;-- SIGNED AND DELIVERED ) by the withinnamed "Vendor" ) \ Smt S man Krish nr,ppa ) I J ' IL--. l Name: ) in the prescnco of ... r< ) 1.:...6!~(!:) &· ~ JJtl> (

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J AUTHORIZATION DILIP BUILDCON LIMITED '1 INFRASTRUCTURE & BEYOND ·1 NOW KNOW YE ALL AND THESES PRESENT WITHNESSTH THAT pursuant to this Authorization executed by Mr. Dilip Suryavanshi Managing Director, Dilip Buildcon Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "the --, Company") in favour of Mr. Bandi Vasudevarao, S/o Chenchu Papa Rao, R/o 5-97 Duddukur, Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh- 523186), who is working as Manager with the Company (hereinafter ') referred to as "the authorization holder'') for the project of Six Lanning of Bangalore - Nidigatta Section, Km 18.000 to Km 74.200 of NH-275 in the state of Karnataka to be executed on Hybrid ) Annuity Mode. By virtue of resolution passed at the meeting of Business Development and ., Administration committee of Company held on dated 06'h August 2018. I am authorized to delegate any or all acts things and deeds mentioned in the board resolution andhereby authorize Mr. Bandi ) Vasudevarao, to represent the Company to cause, to be done all or any of the following acts, deed, matter and things on behalf of the Company in the matter mentioned as under ) a. To identify, negotiate, apply, purchase, take on rent, lease or any other mode, and enter into ) agreement for land/ property for the project ancillary activities. b. To identify, negotiate, apply, purchase, lease I rent a mine from the mining department or ) individual mine owner for the various materials required for the road constructions. c. To apply and pursue all matters related to environmental clearances related to the project. d. To apply and pursue all matters related to Electric line, water pipeline and other utility shifting ) required to remove hindrances from the project to respective authorities. e. To apply, negotiate and pursue matters referring to Explosive, Fire department etc for matters ) related I incidental to various departments in connection with project execution. f. To apply, communicate, negotiate and liaison with different Central I State I local government departments/ bodies, Panchayats, Corporations etc in connection with the project execution. g. To sign all applications and papers required for obtaining license for use of explosives and ) permits from Government, Municipal and other local authorities required to be obtained under the law and to be obtained such license and permits. h. To apply for and obtain all permissions of village panc:hayats and pollution control board for installation of crushers as maybe necessary.

Provided that this authorization shall cease to have effect or bind the Company from the date it is revoked or when the authorization holder will cease to be associated with the Company, whichever is earlier.

In witness whereof I Dilip Suryavanshi, Managing Director for DilipBuildcon ltd. have executed these presents on this 22"d day of the /\ugust 2018 at Bhopal. And I Bandi Vasudevarao authorization holder do hereby agree and accept the aforesaid . . Agreed & accepted Signed & delivered by vForD!l ,J:> BU~ :)C .': ' LlMlTED ~ ~ B~ Mr. Oilip Sury~ Manacing Pir .r, tor Mr. Bandi Vasudevarao (Managing Director) (Manager) Dilip Buildcon Limited Dilip Buildcon Limited

Regd. Office : Plot No. S, Inside Govind Narayan Singh Gate, Chuna Bhatti, Kolar Road, Bhopal - 462 016 (M.P.) Ph. : 0755-4029999, Fax : 0755-4029998 .. .

AUTHORIZATION DILlP BUILDCON LIMITED INFRASTRUCTURE & BEYOND

NOW KNOW YE ALL AND THESES PRESENT WITHNESSTH THAT pursuant to this Authorization executed by Mr. Dilip Suryavanshi Managing Director, Dilip Buildcon Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") in favour of Mr. Bandi Vasudevarao, S/o Chenchu Papa Rao, R/o 5-97 Duddukur, Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh- 523186), who is working as Manager with the Company (hereinafter referred to as "the authorization holder") for the project of Six Lanning of Bangalore - Nidigatta Section, Km 18.000 to Km 74.200 of NH-275 in the state of Karnataka to be e>

) Provided that this authorization shall cease to have effect or bind the Company from the date it is J revoked or when the authorization holder will cease to be associated with the Company, whichever is earlier. j In witness whereof I Dilip Suryavanshi, Managing Director for DilipBuildcon Ltd. have executed these J presents on this 22"0 day of the August 2018 at Bhopal. .J And I Bandi Vasudevarao authorization holder do hereby agree and accept the uforesaid . Agreed & accepted J Signed & delivered by l T : ') Y>' ! : ·, ..." ' '·' ' 'C..!.J'l'E•D J v F or D J.1 . ; l_. , ..... , . ... ,, ... .1.:!, ..... J 4 ~ Mr. Dilip Sury£ Mana;i11s uir1:ctor ~Mr. Bandi Vasudevarao J (Manager) (Managing Director) Dilip Buildcon limited J Dilip Buildcon limited u Regd. Office : u Plot No. 5, Inside Govind Narayan Singh Gate, Chuna Bhatti, Kolar Road, Bhopal - 462 016 (M.P.) 0 Ph. : 0755-4029999, Fax : 0755-4029998

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