FORM-ZB

( Final copy)

Arada Stone Quarry, over 18.00 acres/7.284 hac. in Village- Arada, Panchayat Ranisarada, Tahasil- of ,

(Category:-B )

(Financial Year-2015-16 to 2019-20)

Category of Land Details Period of Mine f---=F-or-e-st-:---.------=P-=--r---IoN-,-=-=-t-n-o-n. --=Fo-r-e-stlease=------I Acres 536 18.00 Acrel Semi- Nil 7.284hac. 2015-16 to I mechanised (Patharbani) 2019-20

Lessee - Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia •

Prepared By

Sri. RATIKANTA MOHANTA RQP No-RQP/OD/026/2015

Tualasichaura, Nathagali, Word.no-23, , Mayurbhanj, Odisha.

~.Ib APPRnk Tahasildar JOINT DiRf~~':dk~OGY '-Tarbha ZONAL SURVEY,

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Chapter Description

I Consent Letter from Lessee

II Certificate from Lessee

III Form- ZB

Certificate & Undertaking

IV List of Plates

V Annexure • •

~~~~ RATIKANTA MOHANTA Reg.No .•RQP/OD/026120t5

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CONSENT LETTER FROM THE APPLICANT

The Mining Plan of Arada Stone Quarry of Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia for the period of 2015-16 to 2019-20 over an area of 18.00 Acre/7.284 hac, in village Arada in Subarnapur District has been prepared under provisions of Odisha Minor Mineral Concession Rules(Amendment), 2014 & 2015, by Sri Ratikanta Mohanta, RQP/OD/026/2015 . I request the joint Director Geology, Balangir, Orissa to make further correspondence with the RQP regarding modification/rectification of the mining plan in the following address.

Sri RATlKANTA MOHANTA At- Nathagali, Ward No-23, Tulasichaura, Baripada, Mayurbhanj - 757001(Odisha) E [email protected] Mobile - 9437545363 We hereby undertake that the mining plan prepared by the RQPshall be deemed to have been made with our knowledge and consent and shall be acceptable to us and binding on me in all respect.

Arada r= ~U_YY1~A ftt_dN Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia Lessee

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Certificate

I/We, the holder of Arada Stone Quarry ( type of concession) for minor (mineral) ordinary stone over an area of 18.00 Acre/7.284hac., in village Arada ,Panchayat Ranisarada, Tahasil- Tarbha, of Subarnapur district, Odisha hereby solemnly affirm that the plan & programmes in this mining Plan will be scrupulously implemented by me/us and the provisions of Mines and Minerals ( Development & Regulation ) Act, 1957, and the Mines Act, 1952 and Rules and Regulations made under these Acts, along with the provisions of Odisha Minor Mineral Concession Rules(Amendment), 2014 will be strictly adhered to while implementing this Mining Plan and wherever specific permission will be required, I/We will approach the concerned authorities of Directorate General of Mines safety and the State Government as the case may be. The information furnished in the Mining Plan is true & correct to best of our knowledge.

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Date- (Signature of the Concessionaire) Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia Lessee

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FORM- ZB

See Rule27-A (3) ofthe Odisha Minor Mineral Concession(Amendment) Rules~11~ MINING PLANFORWINNING OF ORDINARYSTONE/ROADMETAL FROMARADASTONEQUARRY(NAME OF THE VILLAGE-ARADA ) UNDER RANISARADA PANCHAYAT,TAHASILTARBHA OF SUBARNAPUR DISTRICT(Catego. ry: B2 )

1 Name & Address of the Lessee Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia,5/0. Laxmindra Pardia, At/PO- Menda,Dist- Subarnapur, Odisha.

2 Particulars of the Area (Acreage, Khata No. Plot No. Area in Kissam Boundary Description & LandSchedule) Acre (Attach location map of the area and 374 536 18.00 Patharbani I surface plans showing the existing features with contours at 2m interval) 1. Location 1.1 Details of the area ( with location map) District:- Subarnapur Taluka:- Tarbha Village:- Arada Leasearea (Hectares):- 7.284Hac. Toposheet No- F44 X 9 (64 p/9) The lease area is bounded by 200s0'sO.0"N, to 20° 50' s7.6"N & 83°36' 32.9"E to 83° 36' 49.6" E. It is a part of the area covered in the Survey of . GPSREADINGSOFBOUNDARYPILLAR A. 20° 50' 55.011, E83° 36' 48.6" B. 20° 50' 57.6", E83° 36' 36.7" C. 20° 50' 57.211,E83° 36' 32.9" D. 20° 50' 50.611, E83° 36' 40.211 E. 20° 50' 51.7", E83° 36' 42.5" F. 20° 50' 50.0", E83° 36' 45.5" G. 20° 50' 52.5", E83° 36' 49.6" Location map & surface map Attached Status of the Lessee:(Private Private Individual individual/Private Company/ Public Sector Undertaking/ Joint Sector Undertaking/ Others) 4 Period of the concession 01.04.2015 to 31.03.2020 (5 years) r::v~'" fyt(Ar-• 1 \.adiIKANTA MOHANTA RQP/00/026/2015 ~.Ib Tabasild~r Tarbb& \, i/\ ',. 5 Mineral intended to be won Ordinary Stone/ Road metal ~~ =''''~--<.~/i7 6 Name, Address & Registration No. of RQP Name : Mr. RATIKANTAMOHA~sURvi"'f~ preparing the mining plan with validity of Registration Number : RQP/OD/026/2015 Recognition Date of Registration : 23.09.2015 Valid up to :22.09.2025 Address :Tulasichaura, Nathagali, word.no-23, Baripada Mayurbhanj,Odisha. Mob- 9437545363, email [email protected] 7 Order No. & date of Competent Authority granting the concession: (copy of the Letter no 878, dated 18.04.2015 order to be attached) 8 If, forest area, whether forest clearance Arada Stone quarry over an area of 18.00Acre ( plot obtained no536) in village Arada is non-forest Govt. waste land (Attached copy of forest clearance) (Patharbani) 9 Reserves Geological Reserve-183870Cu.M. (Estimation to be based on the Mineable Reserve-85095Cu.M. exploration, if any, carried out in the area or on the local parameters)

9 Reserve 9.1 Method of Estimation of Reserve

Reserve has been calculated basing on the existing quarry/ surface exposures and cross sectional area method has been taken suitably for reserve estimation. The crosssectional area of the ordinary stone is computed for each section by graphical method. For the purpose of estimation of quantity of the ordinary stone as road, railway and building materials, recovery factor is taken as 90% of total rock masswhile remaining 10%is assumedto be waste consistsof weathered rock and soil.

A simple & standard formula represented for the estimation of geological reserve which is as follows: G = CLR

Where G = Geological reserve in Cu. M. C = Crosssectional area in Sq. M. L = Length of influence in m R = RecoveryFactor for Road& Building Materials r:tJ)J~ ~ 2 ~KANTA MOHANTA RQP/OD/026/2015

.:. Length of Influence ~\ t?~!~:X1:

This is the sum of half distance between two adjacent boundary. Since one c~~~~ been drawn, length of influence of section has been taken as 180m .

•:. Sectional Area

One cross section has been prepared (ref. Plate-IVA) across the strike which shows ground profile as well as the occurrence of Road metal/ordinary stone towards depth. Sectional area is obtained by the graph sheets after scale conversion.

Geological Reserve

(a) Proved Geological Resources

SEC Area Length of Volume of Volume of Waste (sq.m) influence stone (CuM) Saleable (CuM) (m) stone (CuM) 1 2 3 4 (2x3) 5 (4x90%) 6 (4x10%) A-A' 565 180 101700 91530 10170 Total 101700 91530 10170

(b) Probable Geological Resources

SEC Area Length of Volume of Volume of Waste (sq.m) influence stone (CuM) Saleable (CuM) (m) stone (CuM) 1 2 3 4 (2x3) 5 (4x90%) 6 (4x10%) AA' 365 180 65700 59130 6570 Total 65700 59130 6570

(c) Possible Geological Resources

SEC Area Length of Volume of Volume of Waste (sq.m) influence stone (CuM) Saleable (CuM) (m) stone (CuM) 1 2 3 4 (2x3) 5 (4x90%) 6 (4x10%) A-A' 205 180 36900 33210 3690 36900 33210 3690

- W~A~A 3 RQP/00/026/2015 'l,::;r. \ o\.t'"f ~.;' D""~01' ;.!. • o~ ~;;fV:Y:·~~'·..·t;":), '"~1. , ":; , j"iuj j:t,~••.P;{ I~ '~.~\..'. . ..--~ '. ·,u,....,. I. 9.4 Mineable Reserve * .~:~~~.'/.£~~~:~.~-: L ,:;. A~(:j (a) Proved Mineable Reserves 01'",( r»~"••••=,,_;,;.JIIv~ .:>(Jii,V- f.'t, SEC Area Length of Volume of Volume of Waste (sq.m) influence stone (CuM) Saleable (CuM) I (m) stone (CuM) 1 2 3 4 (2x3) 5 (4x90%) 6 (4xlO%) I A-A' 450 165 74250 66825 7425 74250 66825 7425 I

(b) Probable Mineable Reserves

SEC Area Length of Volume of Volume of Waste (sq.m) influence stone (CuM) Saleable (CuM) (m) stone (CuM) 1 2 3 4 (2x3) 5 (4x90%) 6 (4xl0%) A-A' 145 140 20300 18270 2030 20300 18270 2030

Summary of Resources as on 01.04.2015

Resources (in Cu.M.) Measured Indicated Inferred Total Saleablestone 91530 59130 33210 183870 (CuM) Waste (CuM) 10170 6570 3690 20430 10%

Summary of Mineable Reservesas on 01.04.2015

Reserves (in Cu.M.) Proved Probable TOTAL Saleablestone 66825 18270 85095 (CuM) Waste (CuM) 10% 7425 2030 9455 10 Mining: Semi-Mechanised Whether manual or semi-mechanized A or mechanized Auction holder has proposed to work on plot no 536 by opencast Semi-mechanised method of mining. Lesseehas proposed to work within lease area through the formation of safe benches which will be on single 4 ~Jh-~KANTAMOHANTA RQP/OD/026/2015 N'd-,'h Tahasildar TarbhBJo ':;' shift basis. Height and width of the benches will be kept at 4m & 10m respectively. Drilling & Blasting will be performed by authorized third party only.

B If semi-mechanized or mechanized, Open cast Semi-mechanised

number type and capacity of machines to

be used

Machinery Details Roadmetal/ordinary stone will be excavated & loaded in the tipper Semi-mechanisedmethod. As production target is 1980Cu.M. of salable quantity so only one lat. dumper is required to achieve the targeted production for the plan period.

Name of the Machine Capacity Nos. Main Purpose Remarks Jackhammer drill 32 mm dia 1 Drilling Hired Truck/Tipper lOt 1 Waste/stone Hired tra nsportation Breaker 1 Breakingof Hired ordinary stone JCBExcavator 0.9 Cu.m. 1 Excavation& Hired Loading Drill rods & Hammer --- As required --- Safety equipments such as As required Safety --- Helmets, Safety shoes, Gogglesand Hand gloves.

C Whether drilling and blasting will be made Drilling and blasting will be adopted only for loosening use of, If yes, state monthly quantity of of hard rock mass.& blasted by the use of jack-hammer explosivesto be consumed drills. As production per annum is 1980 Cu. M. very less blasting is required. No. heavy blasting to be adopted.

D Benching pattern (Height x Width) 4m. X 10m. E Facelayout (attached development plan) Development PlanAttached F Quarry Floor level (RL)at the end of the 149 m.RL yearor period of the concession G Quantity of mineral to be won Proposed Development of quarry to achievethe production (Annual Levelof Production) During the plan period faces would be at the top of the hill. At the end of the plan period, there will be development of 3 benches between 154mRLand r:fPJ-h.- ~ 5 ~I"KANTA MOHANTA RQPjODj026j2015 • 149mRL. The details of year wise development proposal has been planned as follows. ~Sl.lR-\i?y Development during the year 2015-16 to 2019-20

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Parameters A-N A-A' A-A' A-N A-A'

No. of benches 1 1 1 1 1 Bench height (m) 4 4 4 4 4 Benchwidth (m) 10 10 10 10 10 RLof the Quarry Top(m) 153 153 153.5 153.5 154 RLof Quarry Bottom (m) 149 149 149.5 149.5 150 Qty. salable stone (Cu.M) 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 Qty. of OB/waste (CuM) 220 220 220 220 220

Section Quantity of Cross Quantity of Length of Volume of Saleable Sectional waste @10% Influences Excavation Stone Area (in Cu.M.) Year ( m) (Cu.M.) @90% (Sq.M.) (in Cu.M.) A B C=AX B D= CX 90% E=CX 10% 2015-16 A-A' 40 55 2200 1980 220 2016-17 A-A' 40 55 2200 1980 220 2017-18 A-A' 40 55 2200 1980 220 2018-19 A-A' 40 55 2200 1980 220 2019-20 A-A' 40 55 2200 1980 220 TOTAL 11000 9900 1100

H Quantity of overburden to be removed Waste is incidental and consisting of weathered rock (Show location of such disposal in and infertile soil. However, the following assumptions Development plan) have been made for production scheduling. at:;;M~A 6 RQP/OD/026/2015

TabasildpJ' Tarbha- "£ SI. No Type of Materials Recovery

1 Waste 10% 2 Road metal/ordinary stone (as road and building material) 90% Total 100%

Keeping in view the market demand and resource availability in respect of reserve, proposed Quarry is scheduled to produce Road metal/ordinary stone 9900Cu.M. and OBI waste/soil 1100Cu.M. during the plan period as per the following table Year of Financial Production of Road metal/Waste (m3) Total Excavation Plan Year ordinary stone In Cu. M. Volume (m3) 1st 2015-16 1980 220 2200

2nd 2016-17 1980 220 2200

rd 2017-18 3 1980 220 2200 4th 2018-19 1980 220 2200 2019-20 5th 1980 220 2200 TOTAL 9900 1100 11000 I I Whether heavy blasting to be adopted If No heavy blasting Yes, location of nearest habitation (to be shown in the surface plan) I J Safety precautions to be adopted Yes

SAFETY MEASURES

.:. Blasting is proposed to be carried out by a person with blaster's certificate of competency from DGMS.

•:. Safety tools and implements is required to be kept adequately near blasting site at the time of charging .

•:. Portable blasting shelter is proposed to be provided near the blasting site .

•:. Blasting will be preferably done during 12.30 P.M. to 2 P.M depending upon seasonal variation of lunch hour when there is no men and animals within blasting danger zone .

•:. Blasting is proposed to be done after proper signaling and warning.

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Tahasnd~r Thrbba I J Misfires are required to be handled carefully and strictly

OTHERS(Site Services)

As regards supply of drinking water to the project site, a steel water container and a non-electric water filter will be provided and kept under a shed to preserve coolness. Latrines & urinals will be constructed at the site for disposal/drainage of the human excreta as per Mines Rule-1961.As far as day to day quarry operation is concerned, the infrastructure such as temporary office-cum-first aid center, rest shed will be provided to the workers in the quarry lease area.

•:. Rest shed & First-aid Facilities

The rest shed will be provided near quarry site as per the mines rule, Toilet, First-Aid and lunch facilities will be attached with the rest-shed.

•:. Magazine

There is no need of magazine within the stone quarry lease area. Blasting will be carried out by authorized third party.

K Brief description on method of Blastingjob will be carried out by authorized third party, procurement So there is no requirement of storage of Explosive and storage of explosives within the leasearea. 11 Waste Disposal Waste (rejects) generated during the plan period will be utilized for the construction and maintenance of haul road within lease area and periphery. So, no dumping proposal is made by lessee for the proposed plan period. A Location (show it in the development nil plan) B Area covered nil C Environmental safeguardsfor such Retaining wall & Garland drain will be provided at the disposal bottom of the Dump & stack yard. 12 Mine drainage (Give details of total make of water during There is neither perennial nor seasonal nala flowing dry within the mining leasearea. Surfacewater in the region and rainy seasonand its method of is drained by dry nala. 5uktel River is in South of lease handling) area at a distance of 1.5 Km.from the quarry lease area. 13 Mineral processing Blasted materials / stones produced in the quarry will be broken further in to small sizesby manual method/Rock (Give details of processing including sizing, ( «s-: hl»: 8 ~I'KANTA MOHANTA RQP/OD/026/2015

~~1~C1"O ...,0 ~ ,,<, G'~ ~:' ~'" 0 /3, t;;};;'!:1 ~ 1'~11 ~}1\j;:"", '~:) h,1t.'I \": \ li.J><_.:,-:"l'>"'."' 1 ffr ) ~~" ;;i{( breaker. After breaking by the workers, lumps of stone sorting, generation of rejec ~li;;:~tc.) will be transported to the local crusher unit situated out side leasearea, for sizing of stones for construction of road, railway and buildings etc. Approx. 9900Cu.M. of ordinary stone will be dispatched from the Arada Stone Quarry leasearea 14 No. of trees to be uprooted due to Mining Nil a Operation b Programme of Plantation 500 nos.

Programme of Afforestation

7.5 meter width all along the lease boundaries will be utilized for plantation. This area is calculated to be 3.00 acres. proposed to be planted by 500 saplings during the plan period. Localspecieslike Neem, Karanja,Banian, Peepal,arjun, Mango, jack fruit and Mahaneem etc. is proposed to be planted at 10m spacing.

Measures for Minimizing Adverse Effect on Water Regime

There is no perennial water course nearby. Therefore, there is no possibility of erosion/sedimentation of water course. Surface run-off water will not be allowed to silt the surroundings by diverting the same to low land through garland drain & check dam. Sincethere is no human settlements nearby, working on the hill top which is much more above the water table, will not any pose problem to the ground water level.

15 Manpower Management & supervisory (2) + Skilled (1) + Semi Skilled (1) + un-skilled (6) = 10

Supervisory :)(indusive of statutory SI. Post Qualification Nos. personnel's) No. 1 Manager Manager's Certificate 1 of Competency 2 Mining Mate cum-blaster's 1 Mate-cum- Certificate of blaster Competency Total ------2

Non-Supervisory(skilled, semi-skilled & Type Numbers unskilled) Skilled 1 Semi-Skilled 1 Un-skilled 6 8 __..- r1 Total u-: .~ 9 \J KANTA MOHANTA RQP/OD/026/2015 ..l~ ~., , o~"( P1REC1"O:-?

~.«~, ."r---~·;~~"'"~,·~ - ,'", L!.. ~·~r@;,~~"..h,0;~r; '\. .',.~. ~, {'It'!~;'~F( ·~i, .f~ ~~;;~~,\r::.:':'; f· ::< OMS ~1 J;h'.~l?) 1 CU.M.(taking 8 labours for production) ~~'-' . f .J"? \ ,~~

"",'"()Ij,-',,-, ~~",,_c.,.,~-,~oJ \> " 16 Useof Mineral ""'I,t:. ;~,,;,~'R'"'4'- ~_J"'" .,,_ •... ENDUSEOFTHE ROADMETAL/ ORDINARYSTONE Roadmetal/ordinary stone will be marketed locally to the civil contractors or builders for road, railway, Stone crushers, and building construction due to its hardness, I resistance to weathering and high compressivestrength. Ordinary stone will be used only for domestic purpose.

(Specification and monthly quantity to be 1980Cu.M. per annum (approx 198 Cu.m. per month) I dispatched be furnished)

For domestic use Domestic use

For export Nil 17 Mine Closure Plan

a Describethe process/activities to be undertaken for reclamation and rehabilitation in respect of the following i. Mined out land ii. Waste/reject dump iii. Top-soil stack and its utilization

Mine Closure Plan i. Mine Out Land At present there are mine working & allied activities covering 2.950 acre and by end of proposed plan period about 6.400 acre for mining purpose shall be degraded. During conceptual period 18.000acreshall be degraded for mining and allied activities.

The land utilization for the proposed scheme period is as below

SI. Type of land use As at present (in As at the end of plan period No. Acre) (in Acre) 1 Area under excavation 2.950 3.150 2 Waste/Stacking of stones 0 0.100 3 Road 0.010 0.150 4 Green belt in safety zone Nil 3.000 5 Un Used 15.050 11.600 --- Total 18.000 18.000

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Reclamation & Rehabilitation measures

in the road side and around the leasearea. Lesseehas proposed to plat 100 nos of saplings in road side & 400 nos of saplingsalong the leaseboundary. The reclamation measureswill include

i) Provision of garland drain to regulate and to drain the rain water from the quarry and

direct its course away from the dumping areas. This will avoid carrying of silt to the nearby fields.

ii) The dump area will be covered under plantation of after stabilization of the dumps.

iii) Provision of retention walls at the foot of the dumps to arrest loose particles and check

dams to checksilt flowing along with the surface run off in the valleys shall be there.

Water quality management:

Existing water bodies / source of water

The ground water table occurs at a depth of Bm (at 132mRL) to 10m.(at 130mRL)from general surface level (140mRL).Mining wi" be done between the levels lS4mRL &149mRLand ground water table fluctuates between 132mRL to 130mRL .Therefore, there is no possibility of ground water puncture during the plan period of 5 years. There are no perennial nalas within the lease area. Drinking water source for the area is from tube wells.

Rain water management

During rainy season only the rain water passingthrough the working benches would accumulate at the bottom of the quarry, so the wash off consisting of loose sediments would be settled at the

bottom of the quarry so there is no adverse effect at present & a" parameters are within specified limits. The excavation pit shall also serve as an additional rainwater harvesting structure. A substantial amount of ground water recharge will take place through this pit.

Air quality study and management:

Ambient Air Quality

Sincethe proposed mining project will have the deployment of small capacity machinery of tipper and drill a little amount of noxious gaswill be released and emitted to air during the mining r:ii2~~\r~ 11 'RAJK1:'NTA MOHANTA RQP/OD/026/2015 ..... (b) Suitable measures for dust suppression will be carried out by spraying water at dust generating points. Emissionof noxious gasfrom vehicles can be controlled by regular maintenance.

(ii) Waste Management

Recovery of waste in plan period

Around 1100CuM OB/waste shall be generated during the proposed plan period as mentioned below.

Year Quantity of intercalated waste (CuM) 2015-16 220 2016-17 220 2017-18 220 2018-19 220 2019-20 220 TOTAL 1100

(b) Utilization of wastes in the Plan period

Waste (rejects) generated during the plan period will be utilized for the construction and maintenance of haul road within lease area and periphery. So, no dumping proposal is made by lesseefor the proposed plan period.

Precautionary Measures

Garland drain and retaining wall etc shall be constructed during the plan period of 2015-16 to 2019- 20. Water will accumulate at the bottom of the pit. Alum shall be added here for settlement of suspended solids. After suspended solids are settled, the water shall be discharged outside the lease i area.

Retaining Walls

Retaining boulder wall (2.0 m high and 1.0 m width) of substantial strength shall be constructed to prevent wash off in rainy season.

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Ta 'asUd~r Tarbh~ < - Garland drains

Garland drains of 1.5 m deep and 1.0 m wide shall be constructed

materials during heavy rains. Side walls and the base shall be pitched with locally available boulders. Joints shall be filled up with cement and sand mixture so that water cannot percolate. (iii) Topsoil management

As the leasearea is "Patharbani" so the topsoil generation is negligible. During plan period Lessee has proposed to use all the top soil for plantation purpose.

b Financialassurance Bank Guarantee for 18.00acre/7.284hac will be (To be furnished asa bank guarantee in submitted by lesseeto the concern Govt. department as respect of the area to be put to use at the per demand.

rate of Rs.15000.00 per hectare)

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18. Certificate

I, Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia the holder of Arada Stone Quarry ( type of concession l for

minor (mineral) over an area of 18.00 Acre, in village Arada, under Ranisarada Panchayat, Tahasil-Tarbha, of Subarnapur district, Odisha hereby solemnly affirm that

the plan & programmes in this mining Plan will be scrupulously implemented by me/us and the provisions of Mines and Minerals ( Development & Regulation l Act, 1957, and

the Mines Act, 1952 and Rulesand Regulations made under these Acts, along with the provisions of Odisha Minor Mineral ConcessionRules(Amendmentl, 2014 will be strictly adhered to while implementing this Mining Plan and wherever specific permission will

be required, I/We will approach the concerned authorities of Directorate General of Mines safety and the State Government asthe casemay be.

The information furnished in the Mining Plan is true & correct to best of our knowledge.

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Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia

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I, Sri Pramod Kumar Pardia, the holder of Arda Stone Quarry over an area of 18.00 Acre/ 7.284 hac, in village Arda, Panchayat Ranisarada, Tahasil- Tarbha, of Subarnapur district, Odisha hereby solemnly affirm that the plan & programmes in this mining Plan will be scrupulously implemented by me, production proposal shown in mining plan is made by me and I will submit the Bank Guarantee at the time of tease agreement. Boundary pillars of permanent nature will be erect before starting the Mining Operation.

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SL. ITEMS PLATE SCALE NO. 1 Key plan I 1 : 50,000 2 Lease Plan with location II 16" = 1 mile 3 Surface Plan III 1 : 2000 4 Geological Plan IV 1 : 2000 5 Geological Section IV (A) 1 : 1000

6 Development Planfor (2015-16 V 1 : 2000 to 2019-20 ) 7 Development Section for (2015- V(A) 1 : 1000 16 to 2019-20 ) 8 Environment Plan VI 1 : 5000

9 PMCP Plan VII 1 : 2000

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