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MINING PLAN FOR ANAIMALLUR ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL QUARRY (Prepared under Rule 19 Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959 and amended Minor Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 2010) Lease Own Patta Land (Period: (Five) 5 Years) IN LOCATION OF THE LEASE APPLIED AREA EXTENT : 1.94.5Ha S.F.Nos : 375/18B, 18C,15B,14,19, 15A,& 13B VILLAGE : ANAIMALLUR TALUK : ARCOT DISTRICT : VELLORE STATE : TAMIL NADU FOR APPLICANT Prepared by R.RAJASEKAR.M.Sc. Thiru.A.Imranul Haque, Recognised Qualified Person S/o.A.O.Anwar Basha, RQP/CNN/264/2015/A No.72, 3rd Cross Street, No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Devinagar , Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. Arcot Taluk, Cell: 9486905579, 8870110245 Vellore District – 632 512. e.mail: raja.parvathi @ gmail.com Cell: 9443237966 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry CONTENTS S. No Description Page No. i) List of Annexure 3 ii) List of Plates 3 iii) Certificates 4-7 1.0 Introduction 8 2.0 Executive Summary 11 PART -A 3.0 General Information 14 4.0 Location 15 5.0 Geology and Mineral Reserves 17 6.0 Mining 22 7.0 Blasting 26 8.0 Mine Drainage 27 9.0 Ecology and Biodiversity 28 10.0 Other Permanent Structures 31 11.0 Employment Potentials & Welfare Measures 32 PART - B 12.0 Environment Management Plan 33 13.0 Mine Closure Plan 39 14.0 Any Other Details Intend to furnish by the Applicant 40 Page 2 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry LIST OF ANNEXURES Sl. No. Description Annexure No. 1 Precise Area Communication Letter issued from the I District Collector 2 FMB Sketch along with measurements II 3 Land Documents (Patta, Adangal, A.Register, etc.,) III 4 Copy of Identity Proof IV 5 Copy of RQP Certificate V LIST OF PLATES Sl. Description Plate No Scale No. 1 Location Plan I Not to scale 2 Key Plan II Not to scale 3 Topo Sketch of quarry lease area for III 1:100000 10Km Radius. 4 Satellite Imagery IV 1:10000 5 Environmental Management Plan V 1:10000 6 Quarry Lease and Surface Plan VI Plan-1:1000 7 Topography, Geological Plan & Section VII, Plan-1:1000 Year wise Development, Production VII-A SecHor-1:1000; Plan & Sections VII-B& Ver-1:500 VII-C 8 Conceptual Plan and Sections VIII, Plan-1:1000 VIII-A& Sec Hor-1:1000; VIII -B Ver-1:500 Page 3 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry CONSENT LETTER FROM THE MINE OWNER The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry over an extent of 1.94.5hectares of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos.375/18B, 18C, 15B, 14, 19, 15A,& 13B of Anaimallur Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District and Tamilnadu State has been prepared by Thiru. R.Rajasekar,M.Sc., Recognised Qualified Person, Registration Number. RQP/CNN/264/2015/A, I request the Assistant Director, Department of Geology and Mining, Vellore District to make further correspondence regarding modifications of the Mining Plan with the said Recognised Qualified Person on this following address. R.RAJASEKAR.M.Sc., Recognised Qualified Person Reg.No.RQP/CNN/264/2015/A No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. Cell – 9486905579/8870110245. Email: raja.parvathi @gmail.com I hereby undertake that all modifications so made in the Mining Plan by the Recognised Qualified Person may be deemed to have been made with my knowledge and Own and shall be acceptable to me and building on me in all respects. Signature of the Applicant (A.IMRANUL HAQUE) Place : Vellore Date : Page 4 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry Thiru.A.Imranul Haque, S/O.A.O.Anwar Basha, NO.72, 3rd Cross Street, Devinagar, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District- 632 512. Cell: 9443237966 DECLARATION The Mining Plan in respect of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry over an extent of 1.94.5 hectares of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos.375/18B,18C,15B,14,19, 15A & 13B of Anaimallur Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District and Tamil Nadu State has been prepared with my consultation and I have understood the contents and agree to implement the same in accordance with the Mining Laws. Signature of the Applicant (A.IMRANUL HAQUE) Place : Vellore Date : Page 5 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry R.RAJASEKAR.M.Sc., Recognised Qualified Person, Reg.No. RQP/CNN/264/2015/A No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. CERTIFICATE This is to certify that, the provisions of Minor Minerals Conservation and Development Rules, 2010 (MMCDR) have been observed in the Mining Plan for the grant of Rough Stone & Gravel quarry lease over an extent of 1.94.5hectares of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos. 375/18B, 18C, 15B, 14,19, 15A,& 13B of Anaimallur Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District, Tamil Nadu State applied by Thiru. A.Imranul Haque Wherever specific permission / exemptions / relaxations or approvals are required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities of State and Central Government for granting such permissions etc., Certified Signature of Recognised Qualified Person Place : Cuddalore Date : Page 6 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry R.RAJASEKAR.M.Sc., Recognised Qualified Person, Reg.No. RQP/CNN/264/2015/A No.4A, Chozha Nagar, Pennadam Post, Tittakudi Taluk, Cuddalore- 606105. CERTIFICATE Certified that, in preparation of Mining Plan for Rough Stone & Gravel quarry over an extent of 1.94.5hectares of Own Patta land in S.F.Nos. 375/18B,18C, 15B, 14, 19, 15A,& 13B of Anaimallur Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District, Tamilnadu State Thiru. A.Imranul Haque covers all the provisions of Mines Act, Rules, and Regulations etc., made there under and whenever specific permission are required, the Applicant will approach the Director General of Mines Safety, Chennai. The standards prescribed by DGMS in respect of Mines Health will be strictly implemented. Certified Signature of Recognised Qualified Person Place: Cuddalore Date : Page 7 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry MINING PLAN FOR MINOR MINERAL ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL QUARRY (Prepared under Rule 19Tamilnadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959 and amended Minor Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 2010) 1.0 INTRODUCTION The present Mining Plan and Environmental Management Plan are prepared for Thiru.A.Imranul Haque, S/o.A.O.Anwar Basha, No.72, 3rd Cross Street, Devinagar, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District – 632 512.The applicant has proposed to quarry Rough Stone& Gravel in Own Patta land, over an extent of 1.94.5hectares at S.F.Nos.375/18B,18C,15B,14,19,15A & 13B at Anaimallur Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District for a lease period of (Five) 5Years only. 1. The excavated Rough stone is used for building basement and road construction stones and also used for crushing units and Gravel is used for filling and leveling of low lying areas for road projects and other infrastructure development work in and around the district. 1. The application was meritoriously processed and precise area communication letter issued by the District Collector, Vellore District has passed an order vide R.C.No.158/2018(Mines) Dated 01.10.2018 2. The applicant to submit Mining Plan and to get approval from the Assistant Director, Department of Geology & Mining, Vellore District and to obtain Environmental Clearance from the District Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA), Vellore District, Tamil Nadu State, vide MOEF and Climate Change Notification. S.O.141 (E) dated 15.01.2016. 3. Geological Resources is estimated at 13,71,020m3of Rough stone up to a depth of 72.0m(Max) and 39,172m3of Gravel up to a depth of 2.0m and Mineable Reserves is estimated at 2,26,375m3 of Rough stone up to a depth of 52.0m(Max) and 24,462m3of Gravel up to a depth of 2.0m after leaving the safety distance of 7.5m from the boundary of the lease applied quarry area and safety distance of 50 meters should be provided for the low tension line passing on Northern side of the applied area as indicated in precise area communication letter and relevant mining laws in force. Page 8 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry 4. Production Schedule is proposed an average production of 2,26,375m3(37,729 Lorry Loads) of Rough stone up to a depth of 52.0m(Max) and 24,462m3(4,077 Lorry Loads)of Gravel up to a depth of 2.0mbelow ground level for the period of (Five)5 Years only. I. ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS, i. Forest Conservation Act, 1980: There is no Reserved Forest around 10Km Radius from the boundary of lease applied area. ii. Interstate Boundary: There is no ii. Interstate Boundary around 10Km Radius from the boundary of lease applied area. iii. Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972: The area does not attract the Wild Life Sanctuary around 10Km Radius from the boundary of lease applied area. iv. The Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification 1991: There is no Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) around10Km Radius from the boundary of lease applied area. v. Infrastructure around 500m Radius : Table No: 1 Distance from boundary S.No Description of Quarry site Direction 1 Approach Road 1.5 Km N 2 Open Well ---- ---- 3 Water Bodies ---- ---- (River, Urani, Pond, Odai etc., 4 Habitation 1.5Km (Anaimallur) NE 5 HT / LT- Line LT Line N Page 9 THIRU.IMRANUL HAQUE Mining Plan for Anaimallur Rough stone & Gravel Quarry II. ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES TO BE ADOPTED SHALL BE, 1) Dust Control at source while wet drilling and controlled blasting.
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