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Colour Granite Mine PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT Of COLOUR GRANITE MINE Sy. No. 495, (Old.Sy.no.GapArea), Anupalli village, Ramachandrapuram Mandal, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh AREA OF MINING LEASE – 6.465 Ha. For 29,367 m3/ANNUM OF COLOUR GRANITE PRODUCTION By M/s. Varsha Rocks 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Project M/s Varsha Rocks Colour Granite Mine Location of the project Sy. No.495 (Old.Sy.no.GapArea) of Anupalli village, Ramachandrapuram Mandal, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh Registered Office Prop.P.Hemanthakumar Sy.No:495,(Old.sy.no.Gap Area) of Anupalli(V),Ramachandrapuram(M), Chittoor district,A.P (State) -517102 Designation (Owner P.Hemanthakumar /Partner/ CEO) Properator Period of mining lease 20 years Extent of Lease Area 6.465 Ha Present land use Govt. land Annual Production 29367 m3 /Annum Mineable reserves 5,76,446 m3 Life of Mine 28.31 years. Type of Activity Open cast Semi-Mechanized mining method is proposed. Waste generation Dumping of waste will be dumped on the south eastern part of the quarry lease area waste will be stocked over a length of 35m, width 30 m to a height of 13m in the south eastern part of the lease area. During the next five years about 2,89,747 cbm of waste material will be generated. Conceptual land use The pits will be utilized for water storage and water harvesting structure. Manpower Requirement About 15 persons will be employed in mine. Water requirement Water Requirement of 20 m3/day will be met from bore well. Total Project Cost Rs. 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. M/s. Varsha Rocks was granted a Quarry Lease for Colour Granite over an extent of 6.465 Hectares Sy.No:495, (Old.Sy.no.GapArea) of Anupalli village, Ramachandrapuram Mandal, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh by Department of Mines & Geology, Ibrahimpatnam vide Notice No. 6267/Q1/2013, dated 17.02.2018. for a period of 20 years. (ii) Brief Description of the Nature of the Project. Project is Colour granite mine located in an area of 6.465 Ha. It is proposed to produce Colour granite of 29,367 m3/annum by means of Open cast Semi-Mechanized mining method using drilling with jack hammers, blasting, manual sizing/dressing and loading into trucks. (iii) Need for the Project and its importance to the country. Granites are most adaptable as interior veneers in sky scrapers. In architecture, granites are mostly used for artistic veneers as they enrich other aspects of buildings. In India granite is used as kitchen platform, kitchen sink, name plates, foundation/inaugural stones etc., granites ashtrays; flower vases and other art pieces have both domestic and export markets. Other users for dressed or cutter shaped forms of different sizes are flagging stones in the form of flat slabs or rectangular or irregular shapes oversteps, walk ways, parks and terraces, parking streets and high ways or other traffic areas with rectangular blocks. The Colour granite has got good colour, peculiar texture and polish taking nature. So it has got good demand in domestic and international market. Colour Granite is exported to Chennai, Jaipur, Bangalore and also being marketed internationally. Marketing of Granite internationally is different as the foreign buyers for both dimensional blocks and finished products in terms of quality, consistent colour, polish, price etc. So there will be increased demand in local and international market for the Colour Granite in the years to come. (iv) Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) Due to Project. The employment potential of the project would be about 15 persons. 3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: (i) Type of Project (including interlinked and interdependent project, if any) It is proposed to maintain a production rate of 29,367m3/annum of Colour granite adopting drilling, manual sizing/dressing, loading and transport. (ii) Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project site specific layout) with coordinates. M/s. Varsha Rocks (Colour Granite - 6.465 Ha) is located Sy. No. 495, (Old Sy. No. Gap Area) Anupalli Village, Ramachandrapuram Mandal, Chittoor Dist. Andhra Pradesh. The Quarry Lease Area is a part of the Survey of India Toposheet No. 57/O/7. The site falls between A) 13°29'42.6" N - 79°15'10.8"E, B) 13°29'50.0" N - 79°15'09.9"E, C) 13°29'52.1" N - 79°15'02.4"E, D) 13°29'40.6" N - 79°15'03.9"E, E) 13°29'40.7" N - 79°15'04.8"E, F) 13°29'40.6" N - 79°15'04.9"E, North latitude and East Longitude with an average altitude of 402 m above MSL. The location map of the Quarry Lease Area is shown in Fig – 1. Nearest railway line connecting Renigunta Jn. - Chittoor of South Central Railway line, is at a distance of 4.5 km in WNW direction from the Quarry Lease Area. Key map showing the location of various features around the Quarry Lease Area is shown in Fig – 2. Tirupati is major town at a distance of 23.0 km in ENE direction. Chittoor is major town at a distance of 35.0 km in SSW direction. The National Highway (NH-18A) connecting Chittoor - Renigunta Jn. at a distance of about 4.5 km in WNW direction. The State Highway (SH-61) connecting Tirupati - Putalapattu at a distance of about 4.5 km in WNW direction. Major Road connecting from Chandragiri – Puttur is at distance of 7.0 km in ENE direction. The nearest railway station is Panapakam RS at 5.1 km in W direction. There are no wild life sanctuaries, national parks, elephant/tiger reserves within 10km radius of the study area. None within 10km radius Nearest Settlements from the Quarry Lease Area Anupalle – 3.9 km – E Gokulapuram – 2.7 km – ESE Nearest Reserved Forests from the Quarry Lease Area Bopparajupalle R F – 0.8 km – N Sanambatla R F – 7.8 km – ENE Doranakambala R F – 8.4 km – ENE Rayalacheruvu P F – 9.2 km – E Penumur R F – 10.8 km – SSW Panapakkam R F – 0.7 km – W Mungilpattu R F – 6.2 km - W 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 LeaseArea FIG - 1 LOCATION MAP INDIA Srikakulam Vizianagaram Vishakhapatnam ANDHRA PRADESH East Godavari West Godavari Krishna Guntur Kurnool Prakasam LEGEND DISTRICT BOUNDARY Anantapur STREAMS SPSR Nellore YSR Kadapa 18&4 NATIONAL HIGHWAY STATE HIGHWAY Chittoor ROAD RAILWAY TRACK DISTRICT HEADQUARTER TALUK HEADQUARTER TOWN CHITTOOR DISTRICT QUARRY LEASE AREA 18 Kalicherla Cherlapalle Ustekayalapenta Pallam Pellakuru Kalakada Garnimitta Tamballapalle Mahal Mamanduru Sri Kalahasti Mulakalacheruvu Gurramkonda Kandukur Erravaripalem Tirumala Mudivedu Tarigonda Erpedu Medikuru Bhakarapeta Renigunta Peddatippasamudram Vayalpad Tirupati Taadumu Ghattu Timmasamudram Kottakota Kalikiri Mangalampeta Kurabalakota Pileru Chandragiri Pudi Horsley Hills Kallur Taadum Vadamala Madanapalle Panalpakkam Horsley Hills Pakala Taduku Damalcheruvu Puttur Satyavedu Somala Narayanavanam Penchupadu Patagunta Arani Reservor Chaudepalle Karvetnagar Pallipattu Vepagunta Ayirala Penumuru Ramasamudram Punganuru Putalapattu Tayyuru Rayalapeta Nagari Sankarayalapeta Palmaner Chittoor Avalakonda 4 Venkaragiri Narasinrayanpet Naraharipeta Ramapuram Baireddipalle QUARRY LEASE AREA Nailkaneri 4 Ramakuppam Kangundi Kuppam Note:- Not to Scale TABLE - 1 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE MINING LEASE AREA Feature Details Altitude 402 m above MSL 13°29'42.6" N - 79°15'10.8"E, 13°29'50.0" N - 79°15'09.9"E, 13°29'52.1" N - 79°15'02.4"E, Latitude & Longitude 13°29'40.6" N - 79°15'03.9"E, 13°29'40.7" N - 79°15'04.8"E, 13°29'40.6" N - 79°15'04.9"E, Village, Tehsil, District, Sy.No. 495, (Old Sy. No. Gap Area) Anupalli Village, State Ramachandrapuram Mandal, Chittoor Dist. Andhra Pradesh. Area 6.465 Ha District Head Quarters Chittoor – 35.0 km – SSW IMD Station Vellore ( Tamil Nadu ) – 66.0 km - SSW Max. Temp., oC 45 Min. Temp., oC 11 Relative Humidity,% 35-86 Annual rainfall, 1004.4 mm Swarnamukhi River – 4.5 km – WNW Nearest Water Bodies Dosala vanka – 7.4 km – ENE Uppili Vanka – 0.5 km – S Nearest Highway National Highway (NH-18A) connecting Chittoor - Renigunta Jn. - 4.5 km in WNW. State Highway (SH-61) connecting Tirupati - Putalapattu - 4.5 km in WNW. Major Road - Chandragiri – Puttur -7.0 km in ENE. Nearest Railway Station Panapakam RS at 5.1 km in W Nearest Industries None within 10km radius Nearest Village Anupalle – 3.9 km – E Gokulapuram – 2.7 km – ESE Nearest Town Chittoor – 35.0 km – SSW Inter State Boundary Andhra Pradesh – Tamil Nadu – 28.0 km - SSE Nearest Air port Renigunta ( Turupati ) – 34.0 km - ENE Bird Sanctuary/National Sri Venkateswara National Park – 19.0 km – NE Parks Tirumala Deer Park – 23.0 km - NE Sanambatla RF around the project site – NE Nearest Forest Karvetnagar P F – 7.0 km – SSE Sri Venkateswara (Lord Vishnu) Temple – 23.0 km – NNE Historical places Chandragiri Fort – 11.0 km – NE Brahmrishi Ashram – 17.3 km – ENE * All distances mentioned in the above table are aerial distances (iii) Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the environmental considerations gone into should be highlighted. MINES Open cast semi mechanized method mining method shall be adopted. (iv) Size or Magnitude of operation. It is proposed to mine about 29367 m3/annum of Colour Granite. (v) Project Description with Process details (a schematic diagram/ Flow chart showing the project layout, components of the project etc.
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