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(fun ig qqfdq'T @ fu enaq-{ fuqT .Tql * ) \a*cctre=qm l0 as per requirement gq aIM di E-{qT Not Required qt-q-rT TRrSr1F. d m-ft-dr til-{ gq Hlqrq Reft q c-fi dI q}-f,rT oi fr-qirr t-otqErqdffi Personals from the nearby villages will r+TETfu-fi q ts-{rFr sfff, d sqq or be engaged resulting the generation of i fr-q-irT job opponunity in the area. i The 02 percent income from the i mine will be used for sewerage; I arra.ngement for clean drinking 1 water at the nearest school Regular medical facility will also be made available at the site and in the peripheral oooulations q1-dilo,-s to sE'o d ir-f,.q: Photographs are attached. srq d'e4 qT 3il-d(fi TSil-f, OFTT No other information required to be furnish s-{q / @-qrm qqhq lqqtul {]{q'l JCB 0l q-gcm 1 sq=i d ft\ ftt q1iffi- Semi-machenised 01 qPfl-q mining ,,,,n ) ^,,,+l\lV t +1<ll'1 Manually Nil .) gq{7frq{/trfr J 3rTR Trucks/Tractors As per requirement A qqffq T 3rar oI-$ ,iI s!-C'.T tg Trucks/Tractors As per !-{flfud t requirement 4.0 sq-q *r dt {fiqT3rj r) soo ft--i d &f4 { freq-{ qa.aT qq srq fr.RrwdT3ti zn) <aTid gq eir sT qcryrT l. q+q (Tq* d fr o1 {fiqrcrt r} soo fie-i d qtr fr q-dfi errssRn C-$ dfo,zo-d-qd, i-fro-ezserq tq,ztq, qrsq q-dd rdlq/ fl|f,id, Rrqq TMq-f, q-.qqT.f, qm qr-f, qrf, qreq t-d iffifit $ qk{ / {q.rEfi, qrq n'e.rl erq qacquf qenft q-{qqlgif o.l EeTiqT v.r+ ) q+q ( i-o d ft\ Tqp) d q+q dr oo q-{flfua i*, ogu,rfi-mrift qr.f, r€r,zqrcT d d=i Td nw l-ft7qpq t Rero smq e)-r qff {fiqT oi ErTfql qfi ) 5.0 qmnluw ig qlu-n eftq Sr gq No trees are present in the minin g area as the tfrn q dlh-'d q"&ri dr ricqr area is in river bed. Approach road also devoid of trees. No trees will be uprooted in the minins ur.*i approach road as the minin g area is a river bed and approach road is devoid of trees. About 25 trees on the bank of tf'. riuo *if f G l grown every year as per the direction of the gram panchayat. 200 trees / hectare, as per the direction of Gram dg s-{flrh-d &tr, i)ftd frd qri Panchayat. qrd qC di $@l 6 qa gs qrg s(q'r ftq'Tq d s-qFql' tg qJ-q-il ilg !-$rT There will be no air pollution as the project involves handling of sand which is heavy material that settles down immediately. Only transporr vehicle (TrucV tractors) may cause moderate exhaust emissions within the acceptable norrn of limit. Haulage path may generate poor dust due to vehicle movement. ilg !-$nT Although the transporl vehicle generate dust during haulage but as there frequency of movement is less , the dust will settles down automatically, also the effects are localized, transitory and intermittent in nature; hence, there will not be an)' impact as such. Even than due carc will be taken for dust emanation bv deployment water sprinkling system, if required. {n.q /rd 7 T{dE' About 2.5 meters /-A r+---- ,, ,, f r\--- --A -llc'l +1 \rl gl ((IY -.c\c.l) r ''lCll | tE( lQ \ \a s-l-l Jr --..-^-+S'Ll {i \i / gii $ \rlc'l {fl{ qt r*f*irL --) activity 1 and the removal will be i restricted up to 2 m from the surfbce without even disturbing the water flow and water level hence there will not be any impact of sand removal on water table. \nc1 ':_ qqdl_q gq q-d Yql6 c|a O !c[6 No modification / diversion required. \ilrlfq gq qTr o't' q-qri d wrq only on the surface without disturbing the water flow, hence any measure to minimize silting and contdmination of water is not required. enrqgqft-dT Water is not required for sand mining. The river is a source of water but not a requirement in sand mining. nq] / qfdT, dl-drg As there is no toxic substance pr.*"i 4., , , ,(\ l-tc-r)t\11 in the discharged water , no adverse effect on the water resime Mobile toilet, sewerage system will be made available. Clean drinking water and emergency medical fecilities w-ill also be made available at the site. SI;{I de4 .a} 3il-d-{fr e-qd s-Frr No other information is required to be furnish. L1 IQ TIGITTT;T q ,fr d. .rqw t-q-,S ersa{ Tfi6 dqqr o-{dT (fu sqd-ffi f, Tg q{q.{f, grq qR g-q-i q-g qrfr g$ wq-firffi N e.dmq d 3r;NrI{ e-fr B t o'F$ ZE t d se-+r ilR@ fir Etql 3fr-i qR gq' silqr{ q{ t{I qcn{ut fr{w EtdT t d 5-+ C-g 3]lqfu r-e etfr t / , ll 'r) \t' t't".'J"trttt \ l', '-l'nt, tem -fmrgq E{flIeft fu{rcn loiirlrg 3Td(i-mal d ,lrrq{ tg-$.
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