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Pre Feasibility Report of Road Metal PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT OF ROAD METAL Sri Y. Venkata Man Mohan 4.856 Ha (Non Forest) Sy. No.504/15 Inumella Village, Ipur Mandal, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. FOR 60075 m3/Annum OF ROAD METAL PRODUCTION 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Road Metal Quarry of Sri Y.Venkata Man Mohan 4.856 Ha Road Metal production : 60075 m3/Annum Mining Lease area: 4.856 Ha Location of the project Sy. No 504/15, Inumella (V), Ipur (M), Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh Registered Office Sri Y. Venkata Manmohan S/o. Y.V. Krishna Mohan, D.No.40-9/1-18A, Vasavya Nagar, Vijayawada-520010 Designation (Owner Owner /Partner/ CEO Period of mining lease 10 Years Extent of Lease Area 4.856 Ha Present land use Total mining lease area is Government land 4.856 Ha Type of Activity Conventional method of opencast mining. Mineable reserves & life 625433 cu.m and 10 years of mine Waste generation No Waste generation from the mine. Conceptual landuse The excavated area will be reclaimed by afforestation/converting into water holding tank. Manpower Requirement About 20 persons will be employed in mine. Water requirement Water for the mining operations is purchased. Requirement – 10 m3/day. Total Project Cost 30 Lakhs 2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT / BACKGROUND INFORMATION (i) Identification of project and project proponent. In case of mining project, a copy of mining lease / letter of intent should be given. Sri Y. Venkata Man Mohan Possess mining lease for production of Road Metal over an extent of 4.856 Hectares in Sy. No. 504/15, of Inumella Village, Ipur Mandal, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. (ii) Brief Description of the Nature of the Project. Project is Road Metal Quarry located in an area of 4.856 Ha. Road Metal of 60075 m3/Annum is produced by means of conventional method of opencast mining through drilling, blasting, loading and shifting through dumpers/tippers before crushed. (iii) Need for the Project and its importance to the country. The newly formed Andhra Pradesh state Infrastructure Mission aims for the creation of a well-planned and seamlessly integrated infrastructure within the State. Road Metal is used to lay beds for roads and foundations; used on pathways and ornamental gardens. Smaller stones as well as lower-quality stones can also be used in cement and blacktop applications as it adds strength. (iv) Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) Due to Project. The direct employment potential of the project is 20 persons. 3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION (i) Type of Project (including interlinked and interdependent project, if any) The proposal is for production of 60075 m3/Annum of Road Metal from ML of 4.856 Ha adopting conventional method of opencast mining through drilling, blasting, loading and transportation through dumpers/tippers before crushed. (ii) Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project site specific layout) with coordinates. The Mine Lease area is a part of the Survey of India Toposheet No. 56/P/15. The site falls between the following latitudes and longitudes. 1. 16° 16'50.31"N, 79° 48'35.58"E 2. 16° 16'51.31"N, 79° 48'34.70"E 3. 16° 16'52.76"N, 79° 48'37.08"E 4. 16° 16'55.41"N, 79° 48'35.04"E 5. 16° 16'55.51"N, 79° 48'34.37"E 6. 16° 16'53.80"N, 79° 48'31.31"E 7. 16° 16'55.43"N, 79° 48'26.89"E 8. 16° 16'55.62"N, 79° 48'26.38"E 9. 16° 17'01.03"N, 79° 48'33.59"E 10. 16° 16'55.33"N, 79° 48'40.48"E The location map of the Quarry Lease Area is shown in Fig – 1. Nearest railway line connecting Dachepalli (Nadikudi Jn.) - Narasaraopet of South Central Railway line, at a distance of 22.53 km to NNE direction from the Quarry Lease Area. Key map showing the location of various features around the Quarry Lease Area is shown in Fig – 2. TABLE - 1 SALIENT LOCATIONAL FEATURES OF THE MINE Feature Details Altitude 192 m above MSL 1. 16° 16'50.31"N, 79° 48'35.58"E 2. 16° 16'51.31"N, 79° 48'34.70"E 3. 16° 16'52.76"N, 79° 48'37.08"E 4. 16° 16'55.41"N, 79° 48'35.04"E 5. 16° 16'55.51"N, 79° 48'34.37"E Latitude & Longitude 6. 16° 16'53.80"N, 79° 48'31.31"E 7. 16° 16'55.43"N, 79° 48'26.89"E 8. 16° 16'55.62"N, 79° 48'26.38"E 9. 16° 17'01.03"N, 79° 48'33.59"E 10 16° 16'55.33"N, 79° 48'40.48"E Village, Tehsil, District, State Inumella Village, Ipur Mandal, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh Area 4.856 Ha District Head Quarters Guntur – 67.8 km – E IMD Station Khammam - 112.3 km – NNE Max. Temp., oC 47.2 Min. Temp., oC 9.4 Relative Humidity,% 35-83 Annual rainfall, 1031.6 mm Topography Hilly terrain Nearest Water Bodies Nagarjuna right bank canal – 0.35 km – N Nearest Highway National Highway (NH-45) connecting Chennai - Vijayawada – 45.3 km in SE direction. The State Highway (SH-89) connecting from Karempudi – Vinukonda is at distance of 2.6 km in SW direction. Nearest Railway Station Piduguralla RS -22.8 km – NNE Nearest Industries None within 10 km radius Nearest Village Inumella– 2.4 – ESE Nearest Town Guntur – 67.8 km – E Inter State Boundary Andhra Pradesh – Telangana – 45.3km – N Nearest Air port Gannavaram ( Vijayawada ) – 110.3 km - ENE Bird Sanctuary/National Parks Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary – 76.0 km – E Guttikonda Extension RF – 0.4 km – N Nearest Forest Muppalla RF – 1.0 km – S Historical places None within 10 km radius * All distances mentioned in the above table are aerial distances. Guntur is major town at a distance of 67.8 km in Eastern direction. The National Highway (NH-5) connecting Chennai - Vijayawada of 45.3 km in SE direction. The State Highway (SH-89) connecting from Karempudi –Vinukonda is at distance of 2.6 km in SW direction. The nearest railway station is Piduguralla RS at 22.8 km in NNE direction. There are no wild life sanctuaries, national parks, elephant/tiger reserves within 10km radius of the study area. Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary – 76.0 km – E Nearest Settlements from the Quarry Lease Area Inumella– 2.4 – ESE Nearest Reserved Forests from the Quarry Lease Area Guttikonda Extension RF – 0.4 km – N Muppalla RF – 1.0 km – S Salient features of Quarry Lease Area are given in Table – 1 and Fig - 3 shows the study area of 10 km radius around the Quarry Leased Area (iii) Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted. MINES No alternate sites are considered as the project is site specific. (iv) Size or Magnitude of operation. 60075 m3/Annum of Road Metal production. Project Description with Process details (a schematic diagram/ Flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc. should be given. The mining will be carriedout in an area of 4.856Ha. Road metal in the quarry area is excavated by conventional method of opencast mining which will be semi-mechanized and on single shift basis. Because of presence of hard and competent rock mass, drilling and blasting will be performed for loosening of the rock mass. The material in the quarry area is excavated by conventional method of opencast mining through drilling. Blasting, loading and shifting through dumpers/tippers before crushed. Mine is operated for 25 days in a month and 250 days in a year. (v) Raw Material/ Consumables Required along with estimated quantity, likely source, marketing area of final product, mode of transport of raw material and finished product. Inumella area is enriched with stone which is hard in nature. Since the hill track is boulder in nature, jointed & fractured, about 90% of the total excavation will be subjected to drilling & blasting for loosening fragmentation for ease in production and remaining is excavated directly by the machine and 100 kg of explosive will be consumed. Powder factor is found to be 6 t/kg of explosive (vi) Resource optimization/ recycling and reuse envisaged in project, if any, should be briefly outlined. None (vii) Availability of water, it’s source, Energy/power requirement and source should be given. Water requirement is 10m3/day (max) and the same is purchased from local sources No Mining activity is involved during night times. (viii) Quantity of wastes to be generated (liquid and solid) and scheme for their management / disposal. No Waste generation from the mine is expected. 4. SITE ANALYSIS i) Connectivity The National Highway (NH-5) connecting Chennai - Vijayawada of 45.3 km in SE direction. The State Highway (SH-89) connecting from Karempudi –Vinukonda is at distance of 2.6 km in SW direction. The nearest railway station is Piduguralla RS at 22.8 km in NNE direction. ii) Land Form, Land use and Land Ownership Total mining lease area is Government land (4.856 Ha). The total quarry lease area of 4.856 Ha comprises of Govt. waste land. There will be a permanent change of land use. The quarrying activity will leave excavated area part of which will be reclaimed by plantation/water reservoir based on the mining depth at conceptual stage The mining is carried out in an area of 4.856 Ha. No Waste generation from the mine is expected.
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