From To R. Perumal Raja, M.Sc., Tmt. R.Sumathi, Assistant Director, Wo.R. Rajendran, Geology and Mining, No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Kancheepuram. Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram District.
3/2018 dated; 31.Oa.201a Sir,
Sub: Mines and Minerals - Kancheepuram District - Minor Mineral - Rough Stone / Gravel patta lands - S.No. 200/2D (0.3s.00), 2oo/38 (O.s7.so), 2oo/4E (O.44.sO), 201/1(0.50.50). 2Ot/2 (O.SZ.5O) Over an Extent of 2.40.00 Hectares of peranakkavur Village, Uthiramerur Taluk - Tmt.R.Sumathi Wo. R.Rajendran - Submission of _ Mining plan for approval - Approved - regarding. Ref: 1. Application for Rough Stone/Gravel quarry-permission preferred by Tmt. R.Sumathi, ryo. R. Rajendran. No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Chengatpattu, Kancheepuram District dated 26.O7,ZOlg, 2. G.O. Ms. No. 79 / Industries (MMc 1) Department dated 06.04.2015. 3. The District Collector. Kanchipuram, precise area communication letter No.371le3/2018, dated 09.04.2018. 4. Mining plan. submitted by Tmt. R.Sumathi, ryo, R.Rajendran, No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram District in letter dated.24.Og-.2019. ,.*r()a**r.r<
In the reference 4th cited above, Tmt. R.Sumathi, Wo. R, Rajendran, No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Chengalpattu, Kancheepurain District have submitted three copies of Mining plan prepared by the RQP, for the Rough Stone and cravel quarry in S,F.Nos. 200/2D (0.3s.00), 200/3B (0.s7.s0), 2oo/4E (0.44.s0), 201/1(0.so.so), 20UZ (0.52,50) over a total extent of 2.4O.OO Hectares in Peranakkavur Village, Uthiramerur Taluk, Kancheepuram District and requested to approve the Mining plan. been communicated In the reference 3'd cited, Precise Area has in S'F'Nos' 2Ool2D (0'35'00)' for the Rough Stone and Gravel Quarry so) 2OrI2 (o'52's9) 200/38 (o.s7.so) ,2OO/4E (O'44 'so)' 201/1(o'so ' in Peranakkavur Villaqe' over a total extent of 2'40'OO Hectares Uthiramerur Taluk. has submitted a Mining Now in the reference 4ih cited the lessee approve the same for Plan prepared by RQP with a request to 2ool2D (0 35'00)' production of Rough Stone and Gravel in S F'Nos' 2ou1(o so'50) 2ou2 (o ',sz',so) 2OOl38 (0.57.s0) , IOO/4E (O.44 'so)' ' Peranakkavur Village' over a total extent of 2'40'OO Hectares in Uthiramerur Taluk. detail and found that it has The Mining Plan has been verified in guidelines instructions issued been prepared in accordance with the / Mining vide letter in by the Commlssioner of Geology and Rc.No.3868/LCl2012 dated 19' 11' 2012' under Rule 41(2) Therefore in exercise of the powers conferred Rules' 1959' read with G'O' of Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concession dated 06'04 2015' the (Ms). No'79 / Industries (MMC 1) Department to the following conditions' Mining Plan is hereby aPproved subject
Part-I prejudice to any other (i) The mining plan is approved-dui"y without from time to time whether Law applicable to tn" lease #;-ffi;;" tade--uv the centrat Government' state 6or"tna"nt or anY other authority' not in any-way convey fiit in-is approval of the mlning plan does ot tne 6ov'einment in terms or anv other '"' ih;;;;;;;;l (Development and Drovisions of the uinli'ind Minerals il""',ii"ii"i,l ettl issil other conneited lawsjncludins ait'"i ";v 1's8o' Forest conservation Rules' ;;l#i;;;"itnr' ploieEion 1980' ExplosivesAct' 1884 1981, Environment eci' (central or 1a=di Minor Mineral Concesslon and Act rv 'and there under Rules, z-dr-o the Rules made b;;l;;#i Rules' 1959' and the Tamil t'laau rqinor Nineral Concession (iii) The mining plan is approved without prejudice to any other order or direction from any couft of competent jurisdiction. (iv) The validity of the mining plan is co-terminus with the lease period. (v) Quarrying shall be done in accordance with the approved Mining Plan and that the mining plan is approved without prejudice to any other law applicable to the quarry lease from ti me to time whether such laws are made by the Central Government, State Government or any other authority, (vi) If anything is found to be concealed as required by the Mines Act in the contents of the Mining Plan and the proposal for rectification has not been made, the approval shall be deemed to have been withdrawri with immediate effect. (vii) if any black granite deposit found in the applied area during quarry work the lease granted will be cancelled as per Rules, (viii) Gr-0ftu+ ollniuremriuri Lloru6eg*(9 gl@6l$Fir6r grra qp6Gur&g roDgnir uirn $larriroqgri;g (urlun qru nair. 200/4D, gornrfl qou nairoeir. 200/6, 19211, 19212 poflf$g ) gmpGu 10 r.filrn LolErLh 7.5 LffiLf urgpmlll @eorG1oafl ofli@ grunrfl riueurfl 6eLiuir-rL- Gruofur@G. qdD 6rni,r66ir.201/1, 20'll2 20014E-6 @19 pqior1g$p r-6ki'reLbrJl Glee dpg. oonGru gounfl g$proe oprigrupfi1g g:oir g{a$piulGruaior@Lh oeirp $1u$pomqrgd:, @airooouGuroir ungom.rq @arL-61orofl 50 r-6rrri oSluiruL-@ gornrfl riuorofl QeLiu:riuL- Gruafir@rir, Part-II (a) There are no minor mineral quarries exceeding an extent of 25.00.0 hectares in total within a radial distance of .500 meters from the periphery of the applied fields. Encl: One copy of Approved Mining Plan
logy and I\4ining, Kanchipuram. copy to: <(_ 1. Thiru. R.Rajasekar lY.Sc., ?i-,6-Lt Recognised Qualified Person!' No.44, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cudddalore - 606 105. 2. The Commissioner of Geology and l4ining, ChennaF32. (with AMP). MINING PLAN
FOR
ROUGH STONE & GMVEL QUARRY LEASE IN OWN PATTA LAND
(Prepared under 41 &42Tamilnadu Mircr Mineral Concesdon Rules,19S9
And amended Minor Mineral Gonse ation and Developmeni Rules, 2010) PERIOD :(FIVE)sYEARS
LOCATION OF THE APPLIED AREA
EXTENT 2.40.0 Ha
S.F.Nos 200no,38,4E,20'U 1&2
VILLAGE PERANAKKAVUR
TALUK UTTIRAMERUR
DISTRICT KANCHIPURAM
STATE TAMIL NADU
APPLICANT
TMT.R.SUMATHY,
Wo. R.RAJENDRAN,
No.35/88, RAJAJI STREET, cHENGALPATTU,
KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT. 603 OO1
PREPARED BY R.RiUASENAR.M.Sc., Recognised Quallfled person Reg.No.RQP/ CNN/ 2641 2OLs l A No.4,A, Chozha Nagaj, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Ta1uk, Cuddalore- 606 105.
Cell - 9486905579 / 88701 10245. Email: raja.paivathi @gmail.com #8"'t A( ii CONTENTS \""\--4:l
Sl. No, Description Page No.
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Executrve Summary 10
3.0 General Information t2
4.0 Location 13
5.0 Geolog, ald Mineral Reserves 16
6.0 Mining 22
7.0 Blasting 24
8.0 Mine Drainage 26
9.0 Other Perma-nent Structures 27
10.0 EmploJment Potentials & Welfare Measures 2a
11.0 Environrnent Management Plan 30
12.0 Mine Closure Plan 36
13.0 Any Other Details Intend to furnish by the Applicant 37 p't
ANNE)'URES PLJ,
Sl. No. Description Annexure No.
1 Precise Area Cofiimunication Letter issued frorn the I District Collector 2 FMB Sketch II
3 Land DocuDdents, Patta, A Register, Adargal etc., III
4 Consent Letter for Transporting Approach Road IV
5 ID Proof
6 Copy of RQP Certificate VI
LISI OF PLATES
Sl. No. Descrlption Plate No scale
I Locatiofl Plan I Not to scale
2 Key Plan II Not to scale
3 Topo Sketch of Quarry l,ease area for III 1:100000 1oKm Radius. 4 Satellite Imagery ru 1:5000
5 Environmental Management Plan 1:5000
6 Quar{r Lease and Surface Plarr VI Pla!-1:1000
7 Topography, Geologica.l Plan & Section VII Plan- 1: 1OOO Year wise Development, Production Plan VII.A, Sec Hor-1:1000; & Sections VII-B & Ver-1:500 VII C 8 Conceptual Plai and Sections VIII, Plan- 1:1000 VIII-A Sec Hor- 1:1000; & VIII-B Ver-1:500 p.Lr*itrR
CONSENT LETTER FROM THE MINE OWNER
The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry over arr extent of2.4O.O hectare of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos 2OOI2D (0 35.00), 2OOl38
10.57.5O),2OOI4E- (O.44.5O\, 2Ol ll (0.50.50) & 2oll2 1O.52.5O) of Peranaktavur Village, Uttlramerur Taluk, Kanchlpuram District, Tamilnadu State has been prepared by R,Rajasekar, M.Sc., Reg.No. RQP/CNN/264 /20151A. I request the Assistant Director, Depa-rtment of Geolory and Mining,
Kanchipuram District to mal R.RA.TASEXAR.M'Sc., Recog sed Quallfled Perso! Reg.No.RQP/cNN/264 I 2ol5 I A No.4A, Chozha Nagal', Pennadam Post, ?itta-kudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. Cd[ - 94A6905579 I 8870 1 10245. Email: raj a. parvathi @gmail.com I hereby undertake tlat all modifications so made in the Mining Plan by the Recognized Qualified Person may be deemed to have been Inade with fty knowledge and Own and shall be acceptable to me and building on me in all respects' ' r.) t h\- \J\ ' r\L ! ^Jr/-_ Signature of the Apficant (R.Sumathy) Place : Kanchipuram Date | 28.08.2018 pEa Tmt.R.Sumathy, W/o. R.Rajendran, oefrJ No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Chenga.lpattu, Kanchipurarn District- 603 001 DECLARATION FROM MINE OWNER The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry over an extent of 2.4O.O hectar:e of O!r,n Patta land in S.F.Nos.2OOl2D (0.35.00), 2OOl38 (0.57.50), 2OOI4E (O.44.5O),2Otll (0.50.50) & 2oll2 1O.52.5O) of Peralakkavur Village, UttlraEerur Taluk, Kanchlpuram District, ard Tamil Nadu State has been prepared with my consultation and I have uDderstood the contents and agree to implement the salne in accordance v/ith t]le Mining Laws. , /l\ ')<.'5u-*!L1 Signature of the Ap:Flicant (R,Sumathy) Place : Kanchipuram Date :28.08.2018 4 R.RA.IASEKAR.M.Sc., Recognised Qualilied Person, Res.No. RQP/CNN/264 /2015 /A No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. CERTIFICATE This is to certifi/ that, t]le provisioas of Minor Minera-ls Conservation and Development Rules, 2O1O (MMCDR) have been observed in the Mining Plan for the grant of Rough Ston€ & Gravel quar4r lease over an extent of 2.40.O hectare of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos. 20Ol2D (0.35.00), 2OO|3B (O.57.5o), 2OO|AE 10.44.50), 2Olll {0.50.50) & 2Ol12 lO.52.5Ol of Peranakkavur Village, Uttiramerur Taluk, Ilanchipuram District, Tamil Nadu State apptied by Tat.R.Sumathy Wherever specific permission / exemptions / relaxations or approvals a.re required, t]le applicant will approach the concerned authorities of State and Central Government for granting such permissions etc. Certtfied Signature of Recognisdd Qualified Person R. RAJASEKAR, u.sc., R€cognised Qualified Person Rcg.No. RQP/CNN/2 64 I 201s I A' Place : Cuddalore Date | 27.08.2018 R.RAJASEKAR.M.Sc., #*R Recognised Qualified Person, Res.No.RQP/cNN/264 20 ls A ef/i / / No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddelore- 606105. CERTIFICATE Certified that, in preparation of Mining Plan for Rough Stone & cravel quarry over an extent of 2..1O.O hectaae of O'trn Patta land in S.F.Nos. 2OO/2D (0.3s.00), 2ool38 (o.57.50), 2ool48 (o.44.s0), 2oLl L {0.s0.50) & 201l2 (0.52.50} of PeranakLavur Village, Uturamerur Taluk, IlanchipuraE Distiict, Tamilnadu State Tmt,R.Sumathy covers a.11 the provisions of Mines Act, Rules, and Regulations etc made there under a.rld whenever specific permission are requited, tie Applicant rvill approach the Director General of Mines Safety, Chennai. The standards prescribed by DGMS in respect of Mines Health will be stricfly implemented. Certilied Signature of Recogqisfd Qualified Person R. RAJASEKARI M.sc., , Recognised Qualified Person Reg. No. RQP/CNN/264I20tS IA Place : Cuddalore Date :27.08.2018 MINING PLAN FOR MINOR MINERALS ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL OUARRY Over aD extent of 2.40.oHa hectares of Own patta 1and in S.F.Nos. 200/2D, 38, 4E,201/ 1& 2 ofperanal . There is no Reserved Forest / Forest / Socia-l Forest / Wild Life SanctuarJr are situated ar:ound lOKm from tlte quarry site. (ii) InteEtate Bouudary: . There is no interstate bounda-ry around 10Km radius. (iii)trrildlfe (Protectt o,I'l Lct, lg72i . The area does not atkact the Wild Life SanctuarJr alound 10llm radius. (iv)The Coastal Regulatior Zore (CRZ) Notlncatioa 2Oll: . ?he area does not attract the Coastal zone around 10I(m radius. (v) Infrastructure around SOOn radlus Description Distance from boundary Directiotr of Quarry site (m) 1 Approach Road 500m SE 2 Open WeU 405m S 3 Water Bodies {River, 310m{Odai) S Urani, Pond, Odai etc. 4 Habitation 5 LT Line 8 9. Euvftormental Eeasures to be adopted shall be, .:. Dust Control at source v/hile dr-illing alld blasting, .:' Dust suppression at loading point alrd transport haul roads, .t Noise Control in blasting, control offly rock missiles arld vibration by doing peak pa.rticle velocity with in standard as prescribed by the DGMS and MOEF. .:. Unnecessary land degradation should be avoided or damaged land should be reclaimed or rehabilitated. a Avoid uneven rat hole mining and follow scientific a.rld systematic mining by safe bench system of open cast mir ng, .:. Mining neal major fracture zones if any should be avoided to control ground water fluctuatron in the adjacent agricultula-l la.nds, * Emission test of vehicles should be in tack to maintain minimum Emission level of flue gases. , Noise level should not exceed SOdb and the vehicles should use only permitted Air Horn while on road near residential areas. .:. Safety zones as prescribed by the DepaJtment of Geolory arld Mining from adjacent infrastructures should be strictly at here to. * And a.ny other conditions as stipulated by t]le concemed authorities should be followed to protect the eovironment. 9 2.O EXECUTM SUMMARYI Name of the Village Panchayat Peralakkalrlr Name of the Panchayat Union Uttirarnerur The proposed toral Mina ble 34,860m3 of Gravel Reserves 52,290ms Weathered. Rock 1,80,375m3 of Rough stone The proposed quantity of reserves 34,86oma of Gravel {level of production) for (Five) 52,290m3 We@thered Rocl 5 Yea.rs to be mined is (Recoverable 1,8O,37543 of Rough stone Reserves) Total extent of the area 2.40.00 Hectare Topography of the area Ttre a.rea exhibits Plain Topography Proposed Period of mining (Five) 5 years only Existing depth Proposed Depth of miaing 4Om below ground level Water level of this quarrjr area Water level in this quarry area is around 6Om to 65m below ground level observation fiom rearby borehole during the clifiatic condition the fluctuation the water level is 6Om in rainy season and 65m in Summer season of this applied quarry area. t?es of Machineries used in the Machiner:ies like Tractor mounted quar{r compressor attached with Jack hamners, Excavators attached with rock brealers are proposed to deploy for quar:rying operation. 10 .:. No trees are upiooted due to this quarrjring operation. .:. There is no Export of this Rough stone. .:. The existing road from the main road to the quarry is in good condition and it is maintained and utilized for Transporation of quarrying Rough stone. .:. Topo sketch covering t-le SOOm and lOXm around the proposed quarrJ/ area with the Habitations, water bodies include strearns, rivers, toads, major structure like bridges, wells, archaeological, historical importance, places of worships is marked and enclosed as Plate no- III & V .:. Ttre lease applied area is bounded by all corners and the coordinates are clea.rly marked in Plate no - VI .:. There aie no wastages atticipated during this quarrying operation, hence waste dump is not proposed in this quarrJ. aiea. .! Around 15 employees are engaged in this quarry operation. 1! 3.O GENERAL INFORMATION: Narne of the Appfcant TMT.R.SI'MATTTY Address of the Applica.nt W/o. R.Rajendran, with phone No and e-mail No.35/88, Rajaji Street, Chenga.lpattu, id if arly Kanchipuram District- 603 ooi Cell No :9444083115 Email : rsbmquarr,@gmail.com Status of the Applicart tr,fineral Wttich the Rough Stone and Gravel applicant intends to mine Precise area Precise area communication letter issued communication letter from t}Ie District Collector, Kanchipuram No. vide R.C.No.37 1/Q3/2ola da1ed. 24.0a.2018 lease Th" h"" applied permission for Period of permission / "pplt"."t granted Five years. The District Collector consider gralt for a lease Period of (Five) 5 Years only. N'r-" u,rla Address of the R.RAJASENAR.trI.Sc., RQP preparing Mining Plan Recognized Qualifi ed Person R:QP Ic,NN l26412Ot5l A No.4A, Chozha Nagat, Pennadam Post, TittakudiTaluk, Cuddalore - 606105. Celi f 9486905579/ 8a7or1o245. Email: raja.pawathi @ grEail.com Rge Regist atio.t. No. nQp/cr'rli/ ze+/zo t s/e volid 'lil. 27 .O4.2025. 72 4.O Location: Detalls of Existence Infrastructures nearby approximate distaDce S.No Description Place Distance Direction (Km) 1 Bus stand Vinayagar Kovil SW 2 Post Oflice Chettipunyam 7.7 NE 3 Police Station Salavakkam 5.0 SE 4 Fire service Chengalpattu 1 1.5 SE 5 Railwav Station Chengalpattu 11.4 NE 6 Primarv Health Centre Chengalpattu 1 1.5 SE 7 Government School Salavakkam 4.9 SE 8 Airport Chennai 44.7 NE 9 Seaport Chennai 61.6 NE 13 p's Table no- 1 e\-ri Co- ordinates DlstaDce betweer the c Latitur Longitude corners 1 t2' 42'53.46', N 79" 52', 44.79" E 1-2 = 27 .6rn 2 12' 42' 54.71', N 79" 52', 45.O4', E 2-3 = 36.6m 3 12' 42',55.88', N 79' 52', 44.46^ E 3-4 = 54.4m 4 t2' 42' s6.42' N 79' 52', 46.54', E 4-5 = 95.6m 5 12" 42', 56.76" N 79' 52', 49.73', E 5-6 = 79.Orn 6 12'42' 56-95' N 79" 52' 52.34', E 6 7 = 57.0m 7 l2'42'55.10'.N 79' 52', 52.23' E 7-8 = 51.8m 8 t2' 42', 54.94', N 79' 52' 54.6t" E 8-9 = 46.8m 9 t2' 42', 53.46', N 79' 52', 54.61', E 9-10 = 199.8m 10 l2' 42' 53.30" N 79' 52', 47.99', E 10-11 = 17.4m 11 t2" 42'53.86',N 79" 52'47.94',E L1-12 = 23.8m 12 12' 42', 54.64^ N 79' 52' 47.99', E 1,2-01 = 99.2n b. Classification of the Area Owr Patta land and non-agdcultural land (Ryotwari / poramboke / ot]lers) Oumership / Occupancy of It is Patta land registered in the aame of the Applied a.rea (Surface the applicant Tmt.R.Sumathy, Patta No - riehts) 2294. . The applicant has got sudace rights to the quarr5r lease applied a.rea. Please refer Annexure-Ill d. Toposheet No. \i,ith Topo Sheet No | 57 -P/14 f2"42'57"N Latitude and Longitude Latitude : 12'42'53"N to Longitude | 79'52'44"8 to 79'52'54"8 74 PART - A 5.O GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESERVBS: 5.1 a. Topography The lease applied aJea is exhibits almost plain topography. The massive Chamockite formation is clearly visible to nearby existing pit followed by the 2.Om (Avg) Gravel, Weathered Rock depth 3.0m and gentle sloping towa-rds southeastem side of the area, the altitude of the area is above 46m (maximum) from MSL. No major river is found nea-rby the lease applied area. Water level is noticed as 6Om to 65m below ground level, 60m in Rainy seasons and 65m in Sumher seasons by monitoring nea-rby borehole. Temperature of the area is reported to be lSoC to a maximum of 42oC during summer. Rainfall of this area is about SOOmm to 900 mm during the both NE & SW monsoons. General Geolo$/ of the The area is underlain bv the metamorphic rocks of penirsulai complex. These rocks aie extensively weathered and overlain by the recent valley fiUs and a-lluvium at places. The geological formations found in the district a.re Archaean rocks like Gneisses, Granites, Cha-rnockites basic granulites and calc- gneisses. The younger formations are Quartz veins and pegmatite. Ttre rock g,pe noticed in the area for lease is Charnockite which contains mostly Qnartz aid Feldspar with some ferromagnesian minerals. The ChaJnockite is part of peninsular Gneisses, a high grade metamorphic rock. The strike of the Charnockite formation is N450E-S450W with dipping to\Ma.rds SE700. The general geological succession of the area is given as Under. S.No Ac. Rock Formation i. Recent to Alluvium, Gravel Sub recent 2. Chamockite 3. Peninsular Gneiss, and Calc Gneiss Detaiis of Exploration There is no exploration cafied out to tlis already carried out if quarlr area because the Rough stone arld any Gravel formation is clearly visible from the adjacent old existing quarrying pits. 77 Estimation of Resenes The Geological Resources and Re Reserves a-re estimated by cross method. Totally Five sections have been dra\rn, T\^/o sections drawn length wise as (x-Y) & (x1-Y1) and Three sections drawa [,idt]r wise as (A-B), (C-D) & (E-F) to cover m,lximum area considered for lease. The Plans Scale 1:1000 arrd Sections have been drawn with a scale of 1:1000 alld 1 :5OO respectively. Please refer Plate no. \ry, VII-A & VII-B a. Ggelsgisc!.Bclgsrccc Ttre Geological resources are estimated as 13,8O,18Om'for Rough stone & Gravel up to depth of 6Om calculated by cross sectional method. Table No-2 GEOLOGICAL RESOI]RCES Geological Length in width in Depth in Section Volume m3 Resources il (m) (m) {m) m3 XY-AB 91 65 60 354900 354900 XY-CD 130 60 60 464000 468000 XlYI-CD t2a 45 60 345600 345600 X1Y1.EF 72 49 60 211680 211640 TOTAL 1380180 19 c, Available Mineable Reserves The available Mineable Reserves are ca-lculated by deducting 7i saJety distance and bench loss. Table No-3 MINEABLE RESERVES Weathered Mineable Gravel Length width Depth Volume Rock Reserves of Section Bench Formation in (m) in (m) in (m) in m3 Formation Rough in m3 in m3 stone in m3 I 84 48 2 8064 8064 I 84 48 3 72096 72096 XY-AB t 75 30 5 11250 11250 70 20 5 7000 7000 65 10 5 3250 3250 Total 8064 12096 21500 722 53 2 72932 12932 !22 53 3 19398 19398 t 113 44 5 24460 24a60 108 39 5 21060 21060 XY-CD 103 34 5 77570 17570 98 29 5 14210 74210 v 93 24 5 11160 11160 v t 88 19 5 8360 8360 lx 83 12 5 4980 4980 Total 12932 19398 102L40 118 38 2 8958 8968 118 38 3 13452 73452 109 29 5 15805 15805 x1Y1, 104 24 5 72480 12480 CD 99 79 5 9405 9405 94 14 5 6s80 6580 89 9 5 4005 4005 v l 84 4 5 1680 1680 Total 8968 73452 49955 I 72 34 2 4896 4895 72 34 3 7344 7344 X1Y1-EF t 63 76 5 5040 5040 58 6 5 1140 1740 Total 4896 7344 6780 Grand Total 34860 52290 180375 The available Mineable Reserves is computed as 1,8o,375mo of Rough Stone and 34,86Om3 of Gra'tel,52,290fr3 Weathered Rock fomation at the rate of 10070 recovery upto a depth of 4Om below ground level. 20 d, Recoverable Reserves The Year wise Recoverable Reserves are calculated bY deducting 7l 10.0m safety distance and beoch loss. Table No-4 YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION RESERVES Weathered Recoverable Gravel Length width Depth Volume Rock Reserves of Year section Bench Formation in (m) in (m) in (m) in m3 Formation Rough stone in mE in m3 in m3 I 84 4a 2 8064 8064 84 48 3 12096 72096 XY.AB t 75 30 5 11250 77250 70 20 5 7000 7000 I 55 10 3250 3250 I 722 53 z 12932 12932 XY.CD lt L22 53 19398 19398 t 113 27 5 1s255 15255 Total 20996 31494 36755 XY-CD t 113 11 5 9605 9605 I 118 38 2 8968 8968 ll x1Y1- ll 118 3 73452 13452 CD It 109 29 5 15805 15805 704 24 5 12480 124A0 Total 8968 t3452 37890 I 72 34 2 4896 4896 x1Y1, ll 72 34 3 1344 7344 I EF lll 63 16 5 5040 5040 58 6 5 7740 1740 108 39 5 21060 21060 XY.CD 103 16 5 4240 8240 Total 4896 7344 36080 103 18 5 9270 9270 XY,CD 98 29 5 14270 14270 vI 93 24 5 11160 11160 Total 34640 99 19 5 9405 9405 x1Y1- VI 94 14 5 6s80 6580 CD 89 9 5 4005 4005 v l 84 4 5 1680 1680 v l 88 19 5 8360 8360 XY-CD tx 83 t2 5 4980 4980 Total 35010 Grand Total 34860 52290 180375 The Mineral of Rough stone & Gravel Production is proposed to the lease period of {Five) 5 Years on1y. Recoverable Reserves are estimated as 34,86oms of cravel upto a depth o12a,52,29O,lil3 weathered Rock up to depth of5m (ie.,3m = 2m to 5m) 1,8o,375ms of Rough stone up to depth of4Oo (ie.,35m = 5m to 40m) below ground lwel for a period of (Five) 5 Yeaft only 2L 6.0 MINING: 6.1 Method of Mirring l. Opencast method of semi mech rvith 5.0m vertical bench and width 5. bench is not less tl a,l:I bench height. 2. However, as far as the quajrrrng of Rough Stone & Gravel is concemed, observance of the provisions of Regulation 106 (2) (b) as above is seldom hossible due to va.rious iaherent petro genetic factors coupled wit]l mining difliculties, Hence it is proposed to obtain relaxation to the provisions of the above regulation from the Director of mines safety for which necessary provision is available with the regulatioo 106 (2) (b) ofMMR-1961, under Mine Act,1952. 6.2 Mode of Working The Rough Stone is proposed to quarry s.Om bench height alld s.Om bench width with conventional opencast semi-Mechanized method. The quarrying of Gravel & Weathered Rock is specifically used for frlling and leveling for low $ng areas and Rough stone is used for Basement stones and also crushing industries. The quarlr operation involves Manual jackhammer DrilLing, slurry explosives Blasting, Excavation, Loading and Transportation of Rough building stone to the needy Resideotial & Industrial customers. The removed mass is malually dressed into small building stones for foundation purpose and then loaded manually into tippers for transportation to the lreedy customers. Proposed bench Quarrying of Rough Stone is proposed to ttre bench Height and Width height of 5.0m arrd bench width of 5.0m. Details of The overburden in the form of Gravel is 34,860m3 Overburden/ Mineral and Weathered Rock is 52,290m3 anticipated during Production proposed the quarrying operation. The excavated Weathered for the Iiist 5 years. rock is dumped along lease boundary as earthen bund, Gravel is used for filling and leveling of low lying areas and Rough stone will be directly loaded into Tippers to the Customer/other buyers for road project and constmction works in and around the District- 22 4*10r8;$ 6.s Machineries to be used ri a. Mining It is proposed to use folJowing machr\i)!eg-{$ quarrying Rough stone \qry Tractor mounted compressor attached with jack hammer-1No, Excavator attached with Rock breaker- lNo b. Loading Manual loading (coflsiderable Rough Stone & Gravel accumulates the same will be loaded by Hired front end loader like JCB) Excavator of 0.9oms bucket capacity (with Rock breaker attachment) c. Tra.nsportatron Tipper. 2Nos. 10 Tons capacity(ftom the quarrJr to destination (Customer/other buyers) 6.6 Disposal of The over burden irr t1le form of Gravel is 34,860m', Overburden Weathered Rock is 52,290m3 anticipated during the quarrying operation. The excavated Gravel used for filling and leveling of low lying areas. 6.7 Brief Note on Conceptual Mining Plan is prepared with an Conceptual MiIIing object of Five yeaas of systematic development of Plen for the entire bench lay outs, selection of ultimate pit limit, depth lease period of quarrying, ultimate pit slope, selection of sites for constiuction of infrastructures etc. Ulttnate pit size is designed based on certain practical factors such as the economical depth of mining, safety zones, permissible areas etc. Ultimate Pit dimension is given as under, Table No-s Irltlmate Plt dimension (Ml Pit No Length in Width in Depth ifl Max (m) Avg (m) Max (m) I 206 91 40 Afforestation has been proposed on all along tl1e safety barrier by planting native species of trees. All the baseline information studies like Air Quality monitoring, Noise and Vibration monitoring, water Analysis studies will be carried out every year as per the MOEF norms. 23 7.O.-El4tqarrvc: a-9gE\ tl \,F- drilling and blasting using jack llamrneIs and shor hole blasting. po\\dcr lnclor' of cxplosives for breaking such hard rock shal1 be in thc order of 6 to 7 TorDcs per (.9 ofe\plosiy{ts. Rlasthg pararncT.rs are as lo1lo\{.s. IDlr etfi? rh. t k 30 32 run ]=p".,"e 60 Cms Depth ot Each llole 1 to 1.5m i J Sp€cing between the hol"s I 0.5m F"'dfir"'-;+-- - 0.5m i Pattern olhole : zlgzae _ Inclination of hole : 80" fro- tne horiro"tal Use oldelay detonatom 2; fiilli secon d delays Detonating Fuse 'Detonating cord HoLe patlem Staggered in Two to Three rorvs DriredBurd{&)x{ -l led SEcrnq ><<-*Dri LS) ---'_ -ta o5;3-r'0"'e,io \\ Eackb{edk Newcresi - '- .-lt'l? o'iil'iiti'qt 8Pn.' UergiX o '> "tr +." of llxplosivcs pir[arr blnsting is proposcd- 24 zJr n,6-: Measures proposed to minimize Controlled blasting ground vibration due to adopted for minimizing dvi blasting and fly of rocks. Shallow al:Id smooth blasting is propose to carry out with minimum usage of explosive mainly to give shatte ng effect in Rough stone for easy excavation and control of fly rocks. The following steps shall be adopted to control ground vibratiolr due to blasting. 1 . The minimum recommended delay time of 8ms was introduced to minirnize ground vibration. 2. In case of electronic detonators, which are trherenfly much more accurate delays (+/- 0.2 milliseconds delay) to minimizes the ground vibration. 3. Use of Ammonium nitrate, fuel oil mixture for shot holes may be avoided because which cause for high fly of rocks in view critical diameter problem, Only high strength explosives like slurry will be used in the form of cartridge. 7.4 Storage of Explosives alrd safety 1. The Applicant is advised to engage an measures to be taken while authorized explosive agency to carry out blasting. small ararount of blasting and it will be supervised by t}Ie competent statutory Mining Mate/Foreman/Manager. 2. The blasting time at a day is proposed to be 12 PM to 2 PM. 3. First Aid Box will be keeping ready at a-11 the time in Mines Office room. 4, Necessary precautionarJu announcement will be carried out before the blasting operation. 25 A.O MINE DRAINAGE: z\ 8.1 Depth of Water level The ground water level is notidFi at thd deprh of 6om to 65m below ,hW Ievel by monitoring nearby Open well, during the climatic conditions, the fluctuations of water level is 60m in Rainy seasons and 65m in summer seasons of this quarry area. The quarry operation proposed upto a depth of 4Om below ground level. Hence the quarrying operation may not alfect the ground water. Dista!ce S.No Type & Locatlon Oom & 12"42 5 L39"N 1 Hole Southem 79'52 59.45'E 4.2 Arrangement ald Places The ground water may not rise where the mine water is finally immediately in this tpe of mining. proposed to be discharged However, the rain water percolation arrd collection of from seepage shall be less than 3OoLPM and it will be pumped out periodica.lly by a stand by diesel powered Centrifugal pump with sHP Motor. The quality of water is potable and no contamination with any hazardous ttrings, Hence, the water stored irt quarrying pit will be pumped out the adjacent agricultural fields and further stored in old pit t}Ie water is used for plantation purposes. 26 \ 9.O OTHER PERMANENT STRUCTURES: 6t3 9.1 Habitations / Vilage (3OOm) Ttrere are no inhabited sites \hithin lhe i:ji: " ;:"":#:" T,l :" #"w TNMMCR 1959. There is Arumbulirnr village located at t.Le distance of O.7Km Southeastem side from the lease appfed area. 9.2 Power lines (HT/LT) (50m) There are no (LT/HT) Iines within a radius of 50m. 9.3 Water bodies (River, Pond, There a.re no major water bodies within Lake, Odai, Channel etc) the radius of 300m. 9.4 Archeological / Historical There aJe no Archeologica-l / Historical Monuments Monumeflts within a radius of SOOm. Existence of public road .:. There is an existing road from the (SH,NH others),Railway line if area leads Salavakkarl to Tirumukkudal road at the Western any side of ttre area. l. SH-58 Kanchipuram to Chenga.lpattu road is located which is about 6.4Km on the Northern side of the a.rea. .:. NH-4 Kanchipuram to Chennai road is located which is about 21.3Km on the Northwestem side of t.lle area. * The Neaiest Railway line is Palur station line which is about 5.9km on the Northeastem side of the area, 9.6 Places of Worship (Temples, There is no Places of Worship within a Church,Mosque etc) radius of 500m. 9.7 Reserved Forest / Forest / . There is no Reserved Forest / Forest / Social Forest / Wild LiJe Social Forest / Wild Life Sanctuary Sanctuary etc. , are situated from the quarry site. 9.8 Arrv Other Structures Ni1 27 IO.O.EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL 8. WELFARE MEASI'RES. I?Y \?' 10.1 Emplol.ment Potentia.l The fotlowing man power is p.ono$[ft (Management & quarrying to carry out the dreEH, Supervisory personal) quarrJ,'lng activities, aimed at the proposed production taJget and also to comply with the statutory provisions of the govemment norms. 1. Mallagement/ Supereisory lNo Stall 2. Skilled Mines Manager 1No / Mining Mate Mechanic 1No 3. Semi Excavator Operator lNo skiUed Co-Operator 1No 1. Unskilled Musdoor / Labours 7 No's For quarq/ing and loading Watchman 1No Unskilled - helpers 2No Total = 15Nos Allowine 10% absenteeism, t-lle no. of men of roll will be a.round 13. The above man power is adequate to meet out the production schedule and the machinery strength envisaged in the mining plan and to comply the statul.ory provisions of Mines SaJety Regulations. It ls been ensured, that, chlw lebours u4der78 gcqrs oJ dge wiu not be engaged Jor qudrrying operd$oL Necessary [fe insuraice policies will be taken by the applicant to all the employees up to the end of the lease period. 2A Welfare Measures Drinking Water Packaged drinthg water is available neafby approved water vendors in Arumbuliyur vi.llage which is about 0.7Km on Southeastem side of the area. Sanitarv facilities Semi permanent latrines & urinals shall be maintained at convenient places for use of labours as per the provisions of Rule (33) of the Mines Rules, 1955 separately for males arld females. Washing facilities shall also be arranged as per rule (36) of the Mines Rules, 1955. First Aid Facilitv Being a small mine First Aid station as per provisions under Rule (44) of the Mines Rules, 1955 will be provided with facilities as per the tlird schedule as prescribed. Qualilied First Aid personnel should be appointed or nominated to attend emergency lirst aid treatment. Labour Health Periodic medical exarninadon has to be afianged for occupational health once in a year in addition to attending medical treatment of occupational injuries under the Rule of45 (A) of mines iules 1955. Precautionary safety Safety provisions furclude such as safety measures to the Helmet, Goggles, Ear muffs, EaJ Plugs, Dust Labourers mask, Sand respirator (avoid silica dusts forms-Silicosis), Reflector jackets, safety Thick shoes, etc., have to be provided as per the circulars and amendments made for Mine labours under the guidance ofDGMS. 29 PART - B 1 1.O ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN: 11.1 Existing Land Use Pattern 1. The area is almost plain topography with Gravel & Weather rock fornation. 2. Rough stone (Charnockite) is clearly visible to neaiby existing quarrying pit, 3. The area is dry bafien land and no agriculture & habitations and the applied quarq/ aie not used for cultivation purpose of Vegetation. 4. Water level in this quarry aiea is fluctuations 60m to 65m below $ound level during a year, 5. The regioa received the average arnua.l rahfal of 8O0m to gOOm and the surrounding area is practiced by the seasonal cultivation. The existing Land use pattern is given as under. Table No-6 Area in use Present s, durlng the Land U6e Area No. qEarrJrilrg (Hect) period lHect) 1. quarrying Nii 1.66.0 2. Nil 0.01.0 3. Roads Ni1 0.01.0 Green Belt Nil 0.10.0 5. Unutilized 2.40.O 0.62.O Total 2.40.O 2.40.O 11.2 Water level in this quarry area is noticed at a depth of 60m to 65m below ground level, during climatic conditiona, Water level is 60m in Rainy seasons €md 65m ill Summer seaaons by monitoring nearby borehole, the quarrying of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry is proposed up to a depth of 4om below ground level. Hence, it will not allect the ground water depletion of this area. 30 11.3 Flora ald Fauna There is no other valuable trees are lease applied aiea. The thorny palm tees are found in and arouad thd a.rea. Furdler, No flora of botanical interest and No fauna of zoological interest are noticed in this area. There is no cultivation, plantation of agriculture is found withfui nearby quar4. area. 11.4 Climatic coflditions Generally subtropica-l climatic condition prevails throughout the yeal a-nd there is no sharp variation irr climate. This District receives rain both h south west and north east monsoon. The average rainlall is about 800mm to g00mm arrd the temperature ranges from 180C during winter alld to a maximum of 420C during the summer. 11.5 Human Settlement The nea.rest habitations with the population is given $idthin 5.0I(m Radius from the proposed quarry site as under proxi! istancr Na[re of the Village Dircctior from lease 1. Kurumanjeri 14Km-NE 800 2. Edamachi 2.5Km - SW 500 3. 0.7Km - SE 700 Anambakkam 1.6Km - NW 1000 11.6 Plal for Air, Dust Air or dust expected to be generated from Suppression drilling process, hauling roads, places of excavaton etc., will be suppressed by periodical wetting of land by water spraying. wet drilling and dust extractor arrangements vr'ill be provided to drilling units so as to control ralae of dust from the site of drilling. 31 Operators, those exposed direcdyl conditions will be provide such as ( Protective Equipments like Dust mask, Helmet, Gloze etc as per the Mines Act. 11.7 Plan for Noise Control Quarrying of Rough Stofle will be cafied out by drilliflg and blasting by usirg low power explosives. hence the noise will be very minimum. However, periodical noise level monitoring will be carried out to che& t]:e noise level in alld aiound the quarry site. Nowhere the noise level should exceed the permissible liJnit of BOdb during the quairjr working hours. 1 1.8 Environmental Impact the mini.rg plan proposed is for a small Assessment Statement production of Rough Stone & Gravel without Describing Impact on involving deep hole drilling and hear'y blasting. mining on the next Iive Such timited mining activity is not likely to cause years aIry impact adversely on envionment as fal as pollution of air, water and noise is concerned, anyhow environmental impact studies will be conducted as per EIA notilication issued by MOEF. It is B2 Category mine. Proposal for Waste There is no waste anticipated in this Rough Stone Maflagemeflt & Gravel quarry operation. 1 of of In th" p."p"""d plan only a maximum 1.10 Proposal Reclamation ""ning Land allected during depth of 4otrr below ground level has been mining activities and at envisaged as workable depth for safe & economic t1re end of mining. miniag during the lease period. Hence, after quarr5z reaches ultimate pit limit (for ttlis lease period) of 4Om depth, fencing will be constructed around the quairied pits to prevent inherent entry of the pubtc and catue. 32 1 1.11 Program for Afforestation The 7.5m & 10m SaIety barrier identified to be utilized for Appropriate native species of neem, pungam, teak, casuadnas trees will be planted in a phased manner as described below. Nearly 100OSq.m area is proposed to use under Afforestation at every ssq.m by planting 4onos. of neem Saplings etc., during lease period with ar! anticipated suryival rate of 8oolo. Wherever, the native species of more saplings will be plalted nea.rby places like approach roads, villages, village roads a.nd government school after consultation with the competent panchayat authorities The Quarry landuse, layout afld allorestation plan is sho\rn Plate No. VII 33 Proposed Financial Estimate / Budget for {EMP) Environment M Flr.ed Asset Cost t It is Patta land, the approximate presena cost is about Rs.5,00,000/- per Hectare hence the land cost is calculated as Rs. 12,OO,OOO/- ii) Machineries The Machineries like Tractor mounted used compressor attached with Jack harnmers, excavators attached witl rock breakers are proposed to deploy for quarrJnng operation and Tippers of 1O Tons capacity will be used for the quafiying transportation tl1e cost would be around Rs, 2O,OO,OOO/- iii) Relilling/Fencing There is no proposal for Refilling, after the excavation of Rough Stone and Gravel the quarried out land will be fenced with ba.rbed wire fencing the cost would be around Rs.60,000/. iv) Laborers shed Labours are proposed for quarrying Rough Stone and Gravel. Ttre machine operators a.Ild workers are from nearby local villages, hence no cost is involved. Rest shelter will be constructed as semi-permanent structure at the cost of Rs.l,OO,OOO/- v) Sanitary facility Sanitary facility will be constructed as semi- permanent structure, t}le cost will be aiound Rs.75,OOO/- Flxed Asset Cost :- Land cost = Rs. 12,00,000/- Rest shelter = Rs. 60,000/- Sanitary Facility - Rs. 75,OOO/- Operatlonal Cost :. Machinery Cost = Rs. 20,00,000/- Fencing cost = Rs. 60,000/- Total Project Cost = RE. 33,95'OOO/- i) Drinkiog urater faciliqy aid 15 Labours at the rate of Rs.1500/- month for a other utilities for the period of (Five) 5 Years, the cost will be alound laborers Rs.9O,OOO/- ii) Sanitary Sanitary maintenance at the cost arraflgement montl the cost will be around Rs. period of (Five) 5 Years. iii) SaJety kits, RS,3O,OOO will be spent for the safety liits such as Helmet, Mine Goggles, Ear plugs, Ea.r muff, Dust Mask, Reflector jackets and safety Shoes. iv) water sprinkling Rs 2,000/ month will be spent for sprinkling the (if necessary) water on haul roads for Dust suppression; the cost will be around Rs, l,2O,OOOl- for a period of (Five) 5 Yea.rs. v) Afforestation etc., Allorestation is proposed within safety barrier of the lease applied a-rea and plantation will be cafied out on ttre nearby villages and viJlage roads, govemment school after consultation with lhe panchayat authorities. The cost estimale is aiound Rs.6O,OOO/. vi) Cost towards Chadty The applicart should ensure to provide (CSR) Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) Uke Note books and stationary items to nea.rby govemrnent school and water facilities, health carnp, etc.j to provide nearby villages at around 2.5yo frofiL the total project cost. The cost estimate is around Rs.84,875/- EMP Cost i. Drinking water =Rs. 90,000/- ii. Sa.nitary Arrangements =Rs. 7s,o00l- iii. SaJety kits =Rs 30,000/- iv. Water Sprinkling =Rs. 1,2O,OOO /- v. Afforestation cost =Rs. 60,000/- Environment Monitorine / 5 Years: 1l Air Quality Sampling = Rs. 2,00,000/- 2J Water Quality sampling =Rs. 1,00,000/- 3) Noise Level Monitoring = Rs. 20,000/' 4) Ground vibration test = Rs. 50,000/- EN4pcosrrordr =Rs ffilM lLxpendture lncluding trO S,rd'".) S,:* Total Project Cost = Rs. 3i3{ EMP Cost = Rs. 7,45,OOO/- 12.0 MINE CLOSURE PLAN: 12.1 Steps proposed for phased Ttris conventronal Eco- Friendly quar:rying restoratlon, reclamation of operation for a depth of 40m below ground already mined out area, level and not required any backfill, Reclamation and Rehabittation, the quarried out lands will be water storage / recharge purpose. The mined out a-rea will be fenced on top of open cast working with S 1 fencing to arrest the entry of cattle's alld public in to t}Ie quarry site. 12.2 Measures to be under taken Measure will be tal 36 APPLICANT 13.o ANY OTIIER DETAILS INTEND TO FI,RNISH BY TIIE €N, (i) Permission wil be obtained from the District Mines Office to extr Rough Stone from the BoundarJ. bairiers afld for slopes. (ii) Care and precautionary measures will be taken for the safety of workers as per Rules and Acts. (iii)The Applicant will endeavor every attempt to quarry the Rough Stone economically without any wastage a.nd to improve the environment a11d ecologr. (iv)The Miling Plan is prepared by incorporating the conditions stipulated in the precise area communicalion issued and also prepared by incorporating the details mentioned in the letter SEIAA/TN/Minor and Minerals/20 12 dated 17.04.20 13. (v) Any violation pointed out by the inspecting authorities shall be rectified as per the guidelines of the Depaltment. Prepared by signature o{ Recog iSgE Qualitied Person R. RAJASEKAR, M.sc., Recogdsed Qualified Person Place : cuddalore. Res.No. RQP/cNN/2 641201s lA' Date | 27.O8.2O18. 'This Mining Plan is approved subroct to the conditions / stipulation3 rlndicated in the MininP Plan approval Letter No. 37, la3lzot9. Dat.d. 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Ralasetal Raiarnaniikam v, No 4A, Chozha Nagar' ' Thi8ak;di TaLtr, 'Cuaaatore - 606 105, \'vhos; PhotogriPh ard signatlre is a'fxed h;i";;, a;r'rrg giv6n satisfactory eviaence of his qGlilications &^experience hereby {icosNisEo und;r-Rule zzC ot ttle Minera Concession Rule, '1960 as a Ouamad Person lo prepare Mining Plan8. s{d q*fi riwr t His legistraliot number is rE qF{ff io s* 01 3rq& d ftg rr*.m-B qJ f{ci6 zg.oa:o:s o} sqrq rffit This recognition is valid for a period qf 10 yearc ending an 27 .A4.2O25' qrq-{i0 qx qd qn ftT & ti qa cqI"I s+d grtl rqn i;r+r dt-wr i 'ron ,z rwi-tr q* trrqe tAfl \nN'fi / fi.F lbqr Gl,qrtii' This certilicate will liable to be withdrawn t cancelled in the evenl of furnishing the wrong informalion / documents in the Miiing Plan submitted by him. {arrEl Pbce : Chennai ft-i,6/ Date : 26.04.20 1 5 edrq {qrr fuir6 / Regional Controller of Mines qr{&q isrq qfi / lndian Bureau oi Mines ?lq{ di-, / Chennai Region ,)h. lD Y'. e-rn.t-i">o )i, gl , ot.lc. 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R.RAJENDRAN, No.35/88, RAJAJI STREET, CHENGALPATTU, KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT- 603 001 37#44;.'#5'#4'# S.F.Nos : 200/2D,3B,4E, 201/1 & 2 1 EXTENT : 2.40.00 Ha VILLAGE : PERANAKKAVUR TALUK : UTTIRAMERUR DISTRICT : KANCHIPURAM +0&': : 57 - P / 14 1 1 ( Q.L.APPLIED AREA 300m RADIUS ( ( 500m RADIUS APPROACH ROAD ( ( PANCHAYAT ROAD BARREN LAND 405m TREES 310m AGRICULTURAL LAND e e e QUARRY PIT e e OPEN WELL 1 e e e ODAI e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e 1 .#0&75'2#66'40 Description Distance in(m) Direction 1.Approach Road 500m SE ROAD (10%) 2.Open well 405m S TREES (15%) 3.Water Bodies 310m (Odai) S SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL LAND (15%) 4.Habitation ------BARREN LAND (60%) 5.LT Line ------N w E 200/4D S 200/5D 200/3A 79.0m 200/2B 95.6m 7.5m 200/5E 7.5m 54.4m S.F.No.200/4E 0.44.50 Ha 57.0m 200/1C S.F.No.200/3B 58.2m 200/5F 0.57.50 Ha 7.5m S.F.No.200/2D 36.6m 0.35.00 Ha 60.8m 18.8m 72.0m 7.5m 54.2m 90.8m 56.0m 110.2m S.F.No.201/1 10m 10m 39.2m 0.50.50 Ha 101.0m 25.2m 192 204 27.6m 60.0m 99.2m 99.9m 23.8m Govt Land 10m 46.8m S.F.No.201/2 0.52.50 Ha 7.5m 21.6m 17.4m 199.8m 203 Govt Land 201/3A 2.#6'01Ä8+ +0&': 37#44;.'#5' 574(#%'2.#0 37#44;.'#5'#4'# SCALE 1 : 1000 Q.L.APPLIED BOUNDARY S.F.Nos : 200/2D,3B,4E, 201/1 & 2 #22.+%#06 EXTENT : 2.40.00 Ha 7.5m & 10m SAFETY DISTANCE TMT.R.SUMATHY, VILLAGE : PERANAKKAVUR TEMPORARY BENCH MARK W/o. R.RAJENDRAN, TALUK : UTTIRAMERUR No.35/88, RAJAJI STREET, APPROACH ROAD DISTRICT : KANCHIPURAM CHENGALPATTU, CONTOUR KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT- 603 001 N w E 200/4D S 200/5D 200/3A 79.0m C 200/2B 95.6m A 7.5m 200/5E 54.4m 57.0m 200/1C 7.5m 200/5F Y X 36.6m MID POINT 7.5m 72.0m E MID POINT 10m 192 10m 46.8m X1 Y1 204 27.6m B 23.8m Govt Land 99.2m MID POINT 10m 7.5m 5+6'5'48+%'5 17.4m F D 199.8m 203 Govt Land 201/3A Q.L.APPLIED BOUNDARY 6121)4#2*;)'1.1)+%#. 2.#6'01Ä8++ 7.5m & 10m SAFETY DISTANCE ;'#49+5'&'8'.12/'06 37#44;.'#5'#4'# 241&7%6+102.#0 5'%6+10 APPROACH ROAD SCALE 1 : 1000 S.F.Nos : 200/2D,3B,4E, 201/1 & 2 #22.+%#06 EXTENT : 2.40.00 Ha CONTOUR TMT.R.SUMATHY, VILLAGE : PERANAKKAVUR GRAVEL W/o. R.RAJENDRAN, TALUK : UTTIRAMERUR No.35/88, RAJAJI STREET, WEATHERED ROCK DISTRICT : KANCHIPURAM CHENGALPATTU, ROUGH STONE + + + KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT- 603 001 STRIKE & DIP PLATE NO-VII-A 6121)4#2*;)'1.1)+%#.;'#49+5'&'8'.12/'06 241&7%6+102.#0 5'%6+10 MID POINT 84m 122m 84m 122m 75m 113m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 70m 108m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 65m 103m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 98m+ + + + + + + + + + + + + 93m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 88m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 83m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 91m 130m MID POINT 48m 53m 38m 48m 53m 38m 30m 27m 17m 29m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 20m 39m 24m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 18m + 10m 16m 19m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 29m+ + +14m + + + + + 65m 24m 9m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 19m 4m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 12m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 60m 45m PLATE NO-VII-B 6121)4#2*;)'1.1)+%#.;'#49+5'&'8'.12/'06 241&7%6+102.#0 5'%6+10 MID POINT 118m 72m 118m 72m 109m 63m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 104m 58m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 99m+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 94m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 89m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 84m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 128m 72m 24'5'06 2156.#0&75'2#66'40 34m 34m 16m + + + + + + + 6m + + + + + + + 49m PLATE NO-VII-C 4'5'48'5'56+/#6+10 PLATE NO-VII-C 4'5'48'5'56+/#6+10 N w E 200/4D S 200/5D 200/3A 79.0m C 200/2B 95.6m A 7.5m 200/5E 54.4m 57.0m 200/1C 200/5F X Y 36.6m MID POINT 7.5m 72.0m E MID POINT 7.5m 10m 192 10m X1 46.8m Y1 204 27.6m B 23.8m Govt Land 99.2m MID POINT 10m 7.5m 5+6'5'48+%'5 17.4m F D 199.8m 203 Govt Land 201/3A PROPOSED QUARRY PIT Q.L.APPLIED BOUNDARY %10%'267#.2.#0 5'%6+10 2.#6'01Ä8+++ 7.5m & 10m SAFETY DISTANCE 37#44;.'#5'#4'# SCALE 1 : 1000 APPROACH ROAD S.F.Nos : 200/2D,3B,4E, 201/1 & 2 #22.+%#06 EXTENT : 2.40.00 Ha CONTOUR TMT.R.SUMATHY, VILLAGE : PERANAKKAVUR GRAVEL W/o. R.RAJENDRAN, TALUK : UTTIRAMERUR No.35/88, RAJAJI STREET, WEATHERED ROCK DISTRICT : KANCHIPURAM CHENGALPATTU, ROUGH STONE + + + KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT- 603 001 STRIKE & DIP PLATE NO-VIII-A %10%'267#.2.#0 5'%6+10 MID POINT 84m 122m 84m 122m 75m 113m + + + + + 70m 108m + + + + + + + 65m 103m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 98m + + + + + 93m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 88m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 83m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 91m 130m MID POINT 53m 38m 48m 53m 38m 48m 44m 29m 30m + + + + + + + + + 39m 24m 20m + + + + + + + + + + + + 34m 19m 10m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 29m 14m + + + + 65m 24m 9m + + + + + + + + + + 19m 4m + + + + + + + + + + + + 12m + + + + + + + + + + + + 60m 45m PLATE NO-VIII-B PLATE NO-VIII-B %10%'267#.2.#0 5'%6+10 MID POINT 118m 72m 118m 72m 109m 63m + + + + 104m 58m + + + + + + + + + 99m + + + + + + + + + + 94m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 89m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 84m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 128m 72m 34m 34m 16m + + + + + 6m + + + + + + 49m