Of the Mining Operations. the Total Excavation (Mineral, Waste, Top Soil) to Be Excavated Needs to Bring out Clearly in Production and Development Plan

Home , Allagadda, Aspari, Bethamcherla, Chagalamarri, Chippagiri, Devanakonda

of the Mining operations. The total excavation (mineral, waste, top soil) to be excavated needs to bring out clearly in Production and Development plan. The mineable reserve, blocked reserves needs to be mentioned along with life of mine. PP should add an annexures showing the year wise production and development plan till the end of life of mine. The location of mineral stacking, dumping sites, plantation and other infrastructures needs to bring out clearly. The PP needs to bring out the waste to be generated during the entire life of mine and where it will be dumped / backfilled. Reply The Approved Modified Mining Plan prepared as per the restrictions advised by the Expert Appraisal Committee of MOEF&CC & Forest Department, Land use pattern at Conceptual stage, mine closure, Dump site, Plantation & Infrastructure along with Annexures showing the year wise production and Development plan till the end of life of mine are documented. We have incorporated all the modifications in the Modified Mining Plan duly considering the comments of EAC & Forest department. The Deputy Director, Mines and Geology, Kurnool district has approved the aforementioned Modified Mining plan vide letter No. 4557/MMP-KNL/2019 dated 21/12/2019 and a copy of the approved Modified Mining plan is attached as Annexure – 2 for your kind reference. c) PP needs to provide the water table in BGL. In addition to this PP needs to provide the details from where water will be sourced for this project. Reply The proposed ML area is trending EW sloping due west and east. Rain water constitutes the drainage system of the area. Normal course of drainage is a sheet wash over lower reaches and flows through the first order streams located on South east and south west of the proposed ML Area. Groundwater is observed to be ranging in depth from 25 - 30 m bgl as in the lower reaches of plateau i.e. 450 m MSL reference level. The data is obtained from the publication of Deputy Director of Groundwater Department, Kurnool District, September ’2019 over web portal and a copy of the Ground water scenario in Kurnool district (based on Piezometers data September, 2019) is attached as Annexure – 3 for your kind reference. Water required for the mining operations will be sourced from private water tankers suppliers during first year of mine operation and from 2nd year of mining operations, the water will be sourced from working pit and also from the proposed water spread area as depicted on Environmental Management Plan (Plate 8).

d) The Committee observed that in the EIA Report the recurring expenditure for plantation is only for 10 years but the life of mine is more than 10 years. Further, as the active mining area is now reduced the area under plantation will increase. Thus, PP needs to submit the revised plantation plan based on the life of mine and provide the details of species to be planted, density of plantation, time line for plantation and year wise capital and recurring budget for the same.

Reply The Total Mining area is 73.113 Ha. As per the advice of the Hon’ble Expert Appraisal Committee, the Greenbelt is proposed to be developed over an area of 24.893 Ha. Total area proposed for plantation is 24.893 Ha. Total Plantation area: 24.893 Ha. Density of plantation: 2,500 No.s / Ha. Total number of plants to be planted: 24.893 * 2,500 : 62,234 No.s

The following Table shows the break-up of total plantation area till the conceptual period. Other Plantations (Safety Afforestation / Green Belt Zone, Along the Road, Year 7.5 m Buffer zone approach road over the dump area) Area (Ha) Number of Area (Ha) Number of Plants Plants Plan Period 3.410 8,525 2.033 5,083 First Scheme 1.194 2,985 2.000 5,000 Period Second Scheme 0.973 2,433 2.000 5,000 Period Third Scheme Period (20.0 Years 0.720 1,800 2.935 7338 end of ML after grant) End of life of Mine NIL NIL 9.628 24,070 at 32.0 Years Total 6.297 15,743 18.596 46,491

Capital Expenditure for plantation:

S. No. Item Cost per Annum 1 Farm implements and gardening tools, tiller Rs. 2,50,000 /- 2 Water tanker Rs.12,00,000/- 3 Tree guard (5000 Nos. x Rs.150) Rs. 7,50,000/- 4 Office and rest area for plantation cell Rs. 3,00,000/- Total Rs.16,06,000/-

Recurring Expenditure for plantation:

S. No. Item Cost per Annum 1 Salaries per annum Rs.8,16,000/- (Agronomist-1 No. Supervisor -1 No. & Workers -4 Nos.) 2 Charges for saplings (2500 X Rs. 50) Rs.1,00,000/- 3 Charges for Water purchase per annum Rs.5,40,000/- 4 Charges for manure per annum Rs.1,50,000/-

Total Rs.16,06,000/-

Total recurring expenditure for plantation per annum Rs. 16,06,000/-

The following is the year wise break-up of plantation, expenditure, recurring expenditure Year Extent of Density of Number Recurring expenditure Plantation to plantation of plants (Rs.) be taken up Per Ha. to be (in Ha.) planted 1st 1.088 2500 2720 3,26,400 2nd 1.088 2500 2720 3,26,400 3rd 1.088 2500 2720 3,26,400 4th 1.088 2500 2720 3,26,400 5th 1.088 2500 2720 3,26,400 6th 0.638 2500 1595 2,10,540 7th 0.638 2500 1595 2,10,540 8th 0.638 2500 1595 2,10,540 9th 0.638 2500 1595 2,10,540 10th 0.638 2500 1595 2,10,540 11th 0.594 2500 1485 2,15,325 12th 0.594 2500 1485 2,15,325 13th 0.594 2500 1485 2,15,325 14th 0.594 2500 1485 2,15,325 15th 0.594 2500 1485 2,15,325 16th 0.731 2500 1827 2,92,320 17th 0.731 2500 1827 2,92,320 18th 0.731 2500 1827 2,92,320 19th 0.731 2500 1827 2,92,320 20th 0.731 2500 1827 2,92,320 (After 20 Years

end of ML Grant. 21st 0.802 2500 2005 3,52,880 22nd 0.802 2500 2005 3,52,880 23rd 0.802 2500 2005 3,52,880 24th 0.802 2500 2005 3,52,880 25th 0.802 2500 2005 3,52,880 26th 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 27th 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 28th 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 29th 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 30th 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 31st 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 32rd 0.802 2500 2005 3,86,965 TOTAL 96,96,080

Species to be planted: S.No Species Name Common Name 1. Terminalia arjuna Arjun 2. Alstonia scholaris Chitvan 3. Azadarichta indica Neem 4. Albizzia lebbeck Siris 5. Dalbergia sissoo Sisham 6. Cassia fistula Amaltas 7. Pongamia pinnata Karanj 8. Eucalyptus teriticornis Safeda 9. Holoptella integrifolia Kanju 10. Annona squamosa Sharifa 11. Conocarpus lancifolius

After commencement of mining operation the plantation will be carried out in consultation with Divisional Forest officer, Kurnool District.

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ANNEXURE - 3 GROUND WATER & WATER AUDIT DEPARTMENT

GROUNDWATER LEVEL SCENARIO IN KURNOOL DISTRICT (BASED ON PIEZOMETRS DATA) SEPTEMBER-2019

H.M.RAGHURAM KURNOOL DEPUTY DIRECTOR SEPTEMBER -2019

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH GROUND WATER AND WATER AUDIT DEPARTMENT

REPORT ON GROUND WATER LEVEL SCENARIO IN KURNOOL DISTRICT BASED ON WATER LEVELS RECORDED FROM PIEZOMETERS DURING SEPTEMBER-2019 I. INTRODUCTION:

The Ground Water and Water Audit Department, Kurnool District is monitoring the changes in ground water regime continuously through a network of piezometer wells fitted with Automatic water level recorders in different hydro geological and geomorphic units. The water levels are recorded every hourly and the fluctuations in ground water levels are noticed seasonally and annually and are analyzed in relation to rainfall. The water level data collected in the Month of SEPTEMBER-2019 and earlier periods are analyzed for studying the seasonal and annual fluctuations in water levels in relation to rainfall and the salient features are furnished here under.

II. RAINFALL Rainfall is the principal source of input for groundwater recharge. The behavior of groundwater table is essentially governed by rainfall, its quantity, intensity and frequency. During the water year 2019-20, Kurnool District received 468.20 mm average rainfall against the normal rainfall of 457.70 mm indicating 2.3 % defiicit against the normal rainfall.

Division wise average rainfall during 2019-20 water year (SEPTEMBER-2019) (Statement III)

Actual Rainfall during water Normal Rainfall during water Percentage Sl. Division / year 2019-20 (up to year 2019-20 deviation No. District SEPTEMBER-2019) (SEPTEMBER-2019) from normal 1 Adoni division 337.86 390.88 -12.0% 2 Kurnool division 470.37 460.40 2.0% 3 Nandyal division 594.22 513.18 14.0% Kurnool district 467.60 455.10 2.74%

RAINFALL DEVIATION IN THE MANDALS UPTO SEPTEMBER-2019 (Statement III)

Sl. No. of Deviation Mandals No Mandals 1 Excess Mahanandi(73), Gospadu(72), Allagadda(57), Sirivella(43), Orvakal(39), (20 % & Dhone(38), Pagidyala(29), Rudravaram(27), Velugodu(22), Atmakur(22) & 11 above) Pamulapadu(21)

2 Normal Alur(18), Banaganapalli(16), Miduthuru(15), Panyam(14), Maddikera(14), (+19 % to Dornipadu(14), Nandyala(13), Owk(11), Kothapalli(10), Chippagiri(10), - 19%) Nandikotkuru(9), Uyyalawada(1), Peapully(1), Devanakonda(1), Bethamcherla(1), Halaharvi(-2), Koilakuntla(-4), Veldurthy(-5), Kurnool(-7), Yemmiganur(-9), C.Belegal(-9), Adoni(-9), Chagalamarri(-12), 31 Srisailam(-13), Sanjamala(-13), Gonegandla(-14), Pathikonda(-15), Kosigi(-17), Gudur(-17), Bandiatmakur(-18) & Krishnagir(-19)

3 Deficit Holagunda(-20), Kowthalam(-21), Peddakadabur(-23), Kolimigundla(-24), (- 19% to Tuggali(-26), Kalluru(-27), Gadivemula(-27), Nandavaram(-31), 12 –59%) Mantralayam(-32), J.Bungalow(-32), Aspari(-36) & Kodumur(-41)

4 Scanty ( above - 59 %)

III. DEPTH TO GROUNDWATER LEVELS IN SEPTEMBER-2019 (Table - I)

Range Mandals No. of Mandals

0 to 3 m Bandi atmakur, Dornipadu, Gospadu, J.Bungalow , Pamulapadu, Sirivella & 07 Velugodu Aluru, Atmakuru, Allagadda, Banaganapalli, C.Belegal, Chippagiri, 3 to 8 m Devanakonda, Gadivemula, Halaharvi, Kalluru, Krishnagiri, Kothapalli, 24 Koilakuntla, Kurnool, Mahanandi,Mantralayam,Miduthuru, Nandyala, Nandikotkuru, Owk, Pagidyala, Sanjamala, Srisailam & Uyyalawada Adoni, Aspari, Bethamcherla, Chagalamarri, Gonegandla,Guduru, 8 to 20 m Holagonda, Kodumuru, Kowthalam, Maddikera, Nandavaram, Orvakal, 19 Panyam, Peddakadaburu Pattikonda, Rudravaram, Tuggali, Veldurthy & Yemmiganuru

20m above Dhone, Kosigi, Kolimigundla, & Peapully 04

IV. GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS SEPTEMBER-2018 TO SEPTEMBER-2019 (ANNUAL FLUCTUATION)

RISE IN WATER LEVELS: Range Mandals No. of Mandals Adoni, Atmakur, Banaganapalli, Bandi atmakur, C.Belegal, Chagalamarri, Devanakonda, Dhone, Dornipadu, Gospadu, Guduru,Halaharvi, 0 to 3 m J.Bungalow, Kalluru, Kodumuru, Koilakuntla, Kothapalli,Krishnagiri, 26 Kurnool, Madddikera, Miduthuru, Nandavaram, Nandyala, Peddakadaburu, Sirivella & Uyyalawada 3 to 8 m Allagadda, Bethamcherla, Gonegandla, Pagidyala & Yemmiganuru 05

8 to 20 m Nandikotkuru & Pamulapadu 02

20 m & Nil above

FALL IN WATER LEVELS.:

Range Mandals No. of Mandals 20 m & Nil above

8 to 20 m Kolimigundla 01

3 to 8 m Chippagiri, Mahanandi, Pattikonda, Peapully & Rudravaram 05

Aluru, Aspari, Gadivemula, Holagonda, Kosigi, Kowthalam, Mantralayam, 0 to 3 m 15 Orvakal, Owk, Panyam, Sanjamala, Srisailam, Tuggali,Velugodu & Veldurthy

0-3m, >20m, 0-3m, >20m, 4.76, 20.41% 6.80% 21.09, 5% 21% 0-3m 0-3m 3-8m 3-8m 3-8m, 8-20m 8-20m, 29.93% 42.86, >20m 43% 8-20m, 30.61, 3-8m, 31% 41.50% 0-3m (4.76%), 3-8m (42.86%) 0-3m (6.8%), 3-8m (41.5%) 8-20m (30.61%), More than 20m (21.09%) 8-20m (29.93%), More than 20m (20.41%)

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF MANDALS > 15 Mts WATER LEVELS DURING SEPTEMBER,2019 IN KURNOOL DISTRICT 1 Aspari 15.66 2 Pattikonda 15.74 3 Holagonda 15.92 4 Peddakadabur 16.002 5 Maddikera 16.91 6 Bethamcherla 18.37 7 Kolimigundla 26.76 8 Dhone 28.69 9 Peapully 30.44 10 Kosigi 33.47

VI.CONCLUSIONS:

The District has received excess rainfall of 2.74 % over normal rainfall up to the end of SEPTEMBER-2019 during this water year, whereas 42.9% deficit appeared during the same period in last year.

The district average depth to water level in SEPTEMBER-2019 is 9.29m bgl against 8.83m bgl in the month of SEPTEMBER-2018, which indicates 0.46.bgl fall.

Deputy Director Ground Water & Water Audit Department Kurnool

SAVE WATER-SAVE LIFE SAVE WATER-SAVE ENVIRONMENT

GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT - DISTRICT AT A GLANCE FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER-2019

→ Deepest water level in 58.5 m - Kocheruvu(v), Dhone Dist : Mandal. → Shallow water level : 0.672 m - Kothakota (V), C.Belegal (M) → Over Exploited Villages : 56 villages.( Coverd in 13 mandals.) → Water Sheds as per GEC : 80 → Net Annual Ground Water Availability : 137065 Ha.m (48.35 TMC) → Gross Annual Ground Water draft : 64963 Ha.m (22.91 TMC) → Balance : 72102 Ha.m (25.43 TMC) → Stage of Development : 47%

Rainfall Status 2018-19 2019-20 up to 30/09/2019 → Normal rainfall : 455.0 mm : 455.0 mm → Actual Rainfall : 263.86 mm : 467.6.0 mm

PIEZO METER HEADS (Below Ground level) SEP-2019 → Category I > 20m waterlevel 04 Mandals : → Category II > 15m - < 20m waterlevel 06 Mandals : → Category III > 8m - < 15m waterlevel : 13 mandals → Category IV < 8m waterlevel : 31 mandals

WATER LEVEL FALL Variation with SEPTEMBER-2018 and SEPTEMBER-19 FALL

→ Category I > 20m waterlevel : NIL → Category II > 15m - <20m waterlevel : NIL → Category III > 08m - <15m waterlevel : 1 mandal → Category IV < 08m waterlevel : 19 mandals

WATER LEVEL RISE RISE → Category I 0 m - 8 m waterlevel : 32 mandals → Category II 8 m - 15 m water level : 1 mandal → Category III 15m - 20m waterlevel : 1 mandal → Category IV > 20m water level : Nil

COMPARISION OF WATER LEVEL → August 2016 - August 2017 : 0.24 m rise → Sep 2016 - Sep-2017 : 0.06 m rise → Oct 2016 - Oct-2017 : 2.54 m rise → Nov2016 - Nov-2017 : 2.59 m rise → Dec2016 - Dec-2017 : 2.04 m rise → Jan 2017 - Jan-2018 : 1.9 m rise → Feb 2017 - Feb-2018 : 3.17 m rise → Mar 2017 - Mar-2018 : 2.61m rise → Apr 2017 - Apr-2018 : 2.52m rise → May 2017 - May-2018 : 2.67m rise → June 2017 - June-2018 : 2.16m rise → July 2017 - July-2018 : 1.61m rise → Aug 2017 - Aug-2018 : 0.26 m rise → Sep 2017 - Sep-2018 : 0.83 m fall → Oct 2017 - Oct-2018 : 2.06 m fall → Nov 2017 - Nov-2018 : 2.93 m fall → Dec 2017 - Dec-2018 : 3.22 m fall → Jan 2018 - Jan-2019 : 2.96m fall → Feb 2018 - Feb-2019 : 2.89m fall → Mar 2018 - Mar-2019 : 2.7 m fall → Apr 2018 - Apr-2019 : 3.61m fall → May 2018 - May-2019 : 3.84m fall → June 2018 - June-2019 : 2.72m fall → July 2018 - July-2019 : 3.87m fall → Aug 2018 - Aug-2019 : 1.88 m fall → Sep 2018 - Sep-2019 : 0.46 m fall

→ Dist Average Water level (Apr-17) : 11.3 m → Dist Average Water level (May-17) : 11.57 m → Dist Average Water level (June-17) : 11.19m → Dist Average Water level (July-17) : 11.14 m → Dist Average Water level (August-17) : 10.16 m → Dist Average Water level (September-17) : 8.00 m → Dist Average Water level (October-17) : 5.53 m → Dist Average Water level (November-17) : 5.96 m → Dist Average Water level (December-17) : 6.29m → Dist Average Water level (Jan-18) : 6.92 m → Dist Average Water level (Feb-18) : 7.71m → Dist Average Water level (Mar-18) : 8.08m → Dist Average Water level (Apr-18) : 8.78m → Dist Average Water level (May-18) : 8.90m → Dist Average Water level (June-18) : 9.03m → Dist Average Water level (July-18) : 9.53m → Dist Average Water level (Aug-18) : 9.90m → Dist Average Water level (Sep-18) : 8.83m → Dist Average Water level (Oct-18) : 8.58m → Dist Average Water level (Nov-18) : 8.89m → Dist Average Water level (Dec-18) : 9.51m → Dist Average Water level (Jan-19) : 9.88 m → Dist Average Water level (Feb-19) : 10.60 m → Dist Average Water level (Mar-19) : 11.96 m → Dist Average Water level (Apr-19) : 12.39 m → Dist Average Water level (May-19) : 12.74 m → Dist Average Water level (June-19) : 12.75 m → Dist Average Water level (July-19) : 13.40 m → Dist Average Water level (Aug-19) : 11.78m → Dist Average Water level (Sep-19) : 9.29m

Rainfall report for September - 2019 (2019-2020 water year) Cumulative Cumulative Sl. Name of the Sep-19 % of Actual Normal No. Mandal Deviation Actual Normal (mm) (mm)

1 ADONI 197.60 109.00 402.10 441.00 -9 2 ALLAGADDA 491.30 115.00 857.20 545.00 57 3 ALUR 228.80 103.00 421.10 358.00 18 4 ASPARI 176.40 110.00 246.40 388.00 -36 5 ATMAKUR 155.10 128.00 674.20 552.00 22 6 BANAGANIPALLI 291.50 120.00 471.00 407.00 16 7 BANDI ATMAKUR 154.20 154.00 481.80 589.00 -18 8 BETHAMCHERLA 234.30 118.00 397.80 392.00 1 9 C.BELGAL 196.20 122.00 370.70 407.00 -9 10 CHAGALAMARRI 332.20 130.00 492.00 558.00 -12 11 CHIPPAGIRI 224.20 96.00 340.10 308.00 10 12 DEVANAKONDA 139.50 113.00 397.60 394.00 1 13 DHONE 226.10 102.00 485.00 351.00 38 14 DORNIPADU 305.70 132.00 551.10 484.00 14 15 GADIVEMULA 172.00 132.00 356.30 486.00 -27 16 GONEGANDLA 152.60 119.00 351.70 407.00 -14 17 GOSPADU 552.40 129.00 911.20 531.00 72 18 GUDUR 166.50 125.00 376.30 451.00 -17 19 HALAHARIVI 180.70 110.00 306.50 312.00 -2 20 HOLAGUNDA 167.20 99.00 286.10 358.00 -20 21 J.BUNGLOW 128.40 125.00 370.80 546.00 -32 22 KALLUR 144.30 129.00 350.80 479.00 -27 23 KODUMUR 120.90 114.00 239.30 404.00 -41 24 KOILAKUNTLA 325.50 141.00 460.80 479.00 -4 25 KOLIMIGUNDLA 180.50 123.00 320.90 424.00 -24 26 KOSIGI 205.20 139.00 382.10 463.00 -17 27 KOTHAPALLI 187.10 148.00 636.30 577.00 10 28 KOWTHALAM 176.40 117.00 335.90 427.00 -21 29 KRISHANAGIRI 100.80 106.00 272.40 338.00 -19 30 KURNOOL 203.60 129.00 444.90 479.00 -7 31 MADDIKERA 258.50 99.00 357.40 313.00 14 32 MAHANANDI 604.30 163.00 996.00 577.00 73 33 MANTRALAYAM 121.30 104.00 273.40 404.00 -32 34 MIDTHUR 195.60 145.00 573.70 497.00 15 35 NANDAVARAM 128.30 113.00 253.20 368.00 -31 36 NANDIKOTKUR 164.90 107.00 485.60 446.00 9 37 NANDYAL 346.80 154.00 671.10 593.00 13 38 ORVAKAL 186.70 101.00 504.70 362.00 39 39 OWK 246.70 137.00 396.80 358.00 11 40 PAGIDYALA 187.80 107.00 617.90 478.00 29 41 PAMULAPADU 223.00 126.00 652.90 539.00 21 42 PANYAM 271.90 131.00 518.50 456.00 14 43 PATHIKONDA 224.10 130.00 349.30 410.00 -15 44 PEAPULLY 260.80 142.00 436.10 431.00 1 45 PEDDAKADUBUR 177.60 118.00 340.50 444.00 -23 46 RUDRAVARAM 422.50 166.00 853.90 674.00 27 47 SANJAMALA 259.60 136.00 394.30 455.00 -13 48 SIRIVELLA 534.30 160.00 854.00 598.00 43 49 SRISAILAM 74.70 116.00 452.60 522.00 -13 50 TUGGALI 215.10 142.00 317.60 430.00 -26 51 UYYALAWADA 347.10 163.00 514.80 510.00 1 52 VELDURTHY 189.10 124.00 368.80 387.00 -5 53 VELGODU 161.00 137.00 696.50 570.00 22 54 YEMMIGANUR 187.90 132.00 382.70 420.00 -9 DISTRICT 231.6 125.7 467.6 455.1 2.73 AVERAGE

BRIEF STATEMENT OF WATER LEVEL RANGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER-2019

S. Revenue Water levels Ranges No Division 0-8 m. 8-15 m. 15-20 m. >20 m. Atmakur, C.Belegal, Guduru, Kodumuru, Bethamcherla Peapully & Dhone J.bungalow, Kalluru, Orvakal & Veldurthy Krishnagiri, Kothapalli, Kurnool, Midthuru, 1 KURNOOL Nandikotkuru, Pagidyala, Pamulapadu, Srisailam & Velugodu

Alur,Chippagiri, Devanakonda Adoni, Gonegandla, Aspari, Maddikera, Kosigi Halaharvi & Mantralayam Nandavaram, Tuggali, Pattikonda, Kowthalam & Peddakadaburu & 2 ADONI Yemmiganur Holagonda

Allagadda, Banaganapalli, Chagalamarri, Kolimigundla Bandiatmakur, Dornipadu, Rudravaram & Panyam Gadivemula, Gospadu, 3 NANDYALA Koilakuntla, Mahanandi, Nandyala, Owk, Sanjamala, Uyyalawada & Sirivella

COMPOSITE HYDROGRAPH OF GROUND WATER LEVELS AND RAINFALL FOR THE PERIOD JUNE-2010 SEPTEMBER-2019 IN KURNOOL DISTRICT

250 0 1 2 3 200 4 5 6

150 7

8 9

10 DTW in 'm' bgl 'm'DTW in 100'mm'Rainfallin 11 12 13 14 50 15 16 17

0 18

Oct-10 Oct-11 Oct-12 Oct-13 Oct-14 Oct-15 Oct-16 Oct-17 Oct-18

Apr-12 Apr-11 Apr-13 Apr-14 Apr-15 Apr-16 Apr-17 Apr-18 Apr-19

Jun-10 Feb-15 Feb-11 Jun-11 Feb-12 Jun-12 Feb-13 Jun-13 Feb-14 Jun-14 Jun-15 Feb-16 Jun-16 Feb-17 Jun-17 Feb-18 Jun-18 Feb-19 Jun-19

Dec-16 Dec-10 Dec-11 Dec-12 Dec-13 Dec-14 Dec-15 Dec-17 Dec-18

Aug-19 Aug-11 Aug-12 Aug-14 Aug-15 Aug-16 Aug-17 Aug-18 Aug-10 PERIOD DEPTH TO GROUNDWATER LEVELS REPORT FOR SHALLOW WATER TABLE AQUIFER PIEZOMETERS DURING SEPTEMBER- 2019 IN KURNOOL DISTRICT. S.No. Mandal Mandal wise DTW (m) Rise/fall (m) Remarks Nov- Sep- Sep-18 May-19 Sep-19 Nov-18 May-19 18 18 1 Adoni 9.65 9.39 10.21 9.48 0.17 -0.09 0.73 2 allagadda 7.70 6.75 25.53 4.66 3.04 2.09 20.87 3 Aluru 5.70 5.35 7.38 5.78 -0.08 -0.43 1.60 4 Aspari 15.60 15.33 16.59 15.66 -0.06 -0.33 0.93 5 Atmakur 4.13 5.86 7.28 3.12 1.01 2.74 4.16 6 Banaganappli 6.29 5.53 9.85 5.82 0.47 -0.29 4.03 7 Bandiatmakur 1.60 1.30 3.08 0.99 0.61 0.31 2.09 8 Bethamcherla 22.18 21.87 27.35 18.37 3.81 3.50 8.98 9 C.Belagal 4.40 3.07 4.30 3.42 0.98 -0.35 0.88 10 Chagalamarri 12.90 14.31 29.85 10.80 2.10 3.51 19.05 11 Chippagiri 0.00 6.51 7.15 6.48 -6.48 0.03 0.67 Kodumur 12 Devanakonda 7.20 6.94 7.71 6.05 1.15 0.89 1.66 reading is taken 13 Dhone 29.90 28.11 29.47 28.69 1.21 -0.58 0.78 14 Dornipadu 2.70 2.27 3.11 1.58 1.12 0.69 1.53 15 Gadivemula 7.63 7.55 9.19 5.29 2.34 2.26 3.90 16 Gonegondla 15.93 13.56 15.87 11.93 4.00 1.63 3.94 17 Gospadu 3.40 1.56 3.61 1.88 1.52 -0.32 1.73 18 Guduru 15.60 13.43 14.90 14.35 1.25 -0.92 0.55 19 Halaharvi 6.90 6.79 6.13 6.77 0.13 0.02 -0.64 20 Holagonda 14.20 14.11 15.78 15.92 -1.72 -1.81 -0.14 21 Jupadubunglow 4.80 3.67 9.45 2.85 1.95 0.82 6.60 22 Kalluru 8.54 10.24 12.31 7.18 1.36 3.06 5.13 23 Kodumuru 12.23 11.08 12.40 11.12 1.11 -0.04 1.28 24 Koilakuntla 7.48 6.01 7.24 6.61 0.87 -0.60 0.63 kurukunda(Atm akur) reading is 25 Kothapalli 4.13 5.86 7.28 3.12 1.01 2.74 4.16 taken 26 Krishnagiri 4.70 3.72 3.45 3.85 0.85 -0.13 -0.40 27 Kolimigundla 15.75 15.92 25.59 26.76 -11.01 -10.84 -1.17 28 Kosigi 32.90 33.35 32.72 33.47 -0.57 -0.12 -0.75 29 Kowthalam 13.90 13.74 14.29 14.20 -0.30 -0.46 0.09 30 Kurnool 4.53 5.01 6.80 3.07 1.46 1.94 3.73 31 Maddikera 18.86 18.4 21.8 16.91 1.95 1.49 4.89 32 Maha Ndi 2.35 2.03 20.17 7.44 -5.09 -5.41 12.73 33 Mantralayam 5.25 4.63 7.15 5.89 -0.64 -1.26 1.26 34 Midthuru 9.65 12.99 16.42 7.95 1.70 5.04 8.47 35 Nandavaram 8.5 4.7 10.18 8 0.50 -3.30 2.18 36 Nandikotkur 21.30 20.58 23.33 4.28 17.02 16.30 19.05 37 Nandyal 5.63 4.38 6.35 4.01 1.62 0.37 2.34 38 Orvakal 14.00 14.73 16.99 14.43 -0.43 0.30 2.56 39 Owk 5.46 6.06 7.93 6.73 -1.27 -0.67 1.20 40 Pagidyala 8.80 3.28 10.94 4.69 4.11 -1.41 6.25 41 Pamulapadu 10.80 22.36 31.40 1.66 9.14 20.70 29.74 42 Panyam 8.39 7.82 12.00 8.76 -0.37 -0.94 3.24 43 Pattikonda 11.65 11.71 14.28 15.74 -4.09 -4.03 -1.46 Yemmigagur (Banavasi) 44 Peddakadabur 16.2 16.219 14.466 16.00 0.20 0.22 -1.54 reading is taken 45 Peapully 24.90 29.15 31.45 30.44 -5.54 -1.29 1.01 46 Rudravaram 7.40 5.02 22.72 12.71 -5.31 -7.69 10.01 47 Sanjamala 5.77 4.70 7.11 7.00 -1.23 -2.30 0.11 48 Sirivella 1.50 1.12 3.63 1.00 0.50 0.12 2.63 49 Srisailam 3.60 8.34 18.66 3.62 -0.02 4.72 15.04 50 Tuggali 9.93 9.86 13.13 10.86 -0.93 -1.00 2.27 51 Uyyalawada 4.85 6.34 9.17 3.94 0.91 2.40 5.23 52 Veldurthy 7.90 9.57 10.37 10.00 -2.10 -0.43 0.37 53 Velugodu 1.60 2.28 4.55 2.37 -0.77 -0.09 2.18 54 Yemmiganur 13.55 10.84 12.58 9.89 3.66 0.95 2.69 District 8.83 8.89 12.74 9.29 -0.46 -0.40 3.45 Average

Annexure- 4 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CELL:

Mine Owner

Manager Environment – 1 No.

Assistant Manager Environment – 1 No.

Supervisors -2 Nos

ENVIRONMENT POLICY OF THE COMPANY:

M/s Sri Balaji Works is committed to operate the 73.133 Ha. Mine lease area in Kochervu and Malkapuram Villages, DhoneMandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh with the following objectives.

 To produce Dolomite strictly complying with all the Environmental regulations.  Regular Monitoring and Compliance of the stipulated conditions in Environmental clearance.  Follow Monitoring and Compliance of the conditions stipulated in Consent for Establishment & Consent for Operation issued by SPCB.  Ensuring Implementation and regular practice of air emission control measures such as water sprinklers, etc.  Periodical Monitoring of all Environmental Parameters such as Ambient air quality, water quality, noise levels, soil quality, etc. and submission of the same to statutory authorities as scheduled.  Maintaining good housekeeping practices.  Development of Greenbelt as per norms.  The compliance of the EC conditions / SPCB norms will be reported by the Management every six months in a year.  Compliance to Environment Protection Act & Rules  Compliance to Mines Acts & Rules  No Environmental violations will be carried out. BUDGET OF ENVIRONMENT MONITORING:

S. No. Item Cost per Annum

1 Salaries per annum( EMP cell) Rs.9,00,000 /- Manager (Envt.) @25,000/-PM Asst. Manager (Envt.)@ 20,000/-PM Supervisors @ 15,000/- PM 2 Environmental Monitoring Expenditure per annum Rs. 6,28,000/-

Total Rs. 15,28,000/-

(Note: For every 2 years there will be an increment of 7- 10 %)

Environmental Monitoring Expenditure:

The budgetary allocation for Environmental monitoring is Rs. 6.28 Lakhs/annum. A Third Party will be engaged to monitor all the environmental parameters as per CPCB/SPCB norms.

BUDGET BREAK-UP FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING S.No. Description No. of Monitoring Frequency of No. of Cost / Total cost Locations Parameters Monitoring Samples Sample (in Rs.) /annum (Rs.)

1 AAQ 4 PM10, Once in a 48 7000 3,36,000 PM2.5NOx& month CO

2 Ground 3 As per IS: Once in Six 6 8000 48,000 water 10500 month

3 Noise levels 4 --- Once in a 48 3000 1,44,200 month (24hourly)

4 Vibration 1 - Once in Year 1 1,00,000 1,00,000 study

TOTAL 6,28,000 Total allocation of budget for Environmental Monitoring: Rs. 15.28 Lakhs/annum. Annexure -5 REVISED PROJECT COST

S. N0. ITEM COST (Rs. IN LAKHS)

1 Capital expenditure including LOI, Mining plan 76.0 preparation,CFE and CFO, Fee payable to Government and others

2 Machinery (Hired) 40.0

3 Infrastructure (Roads, Site services, Jeep, etc.,) 20.0

4 Environment Management Plan Budget 50.0

5 Working capital 50.0

TOTAL 236.0

*Cost of Land is not computed as the proposed ML Area is entirely a Government Land

CER Budget: An amount of Rs.28.7 Lakhs have been earmarked for CER as per undertaking enclosed which is much higher than the recommended CER budget of 2% of the total project cost arrived at Rs. 4.72 lakhs as per office Memorandum of IA Division, MoEF &CC dated:1st May 2018. CSR Budget: Total production per annum -4,00,000 Tonnes Profit per tonne: Rs.35/- Total profit per annum: Rs.1,40,00,000/- CSR Budget allocation as per companies Act. 2014 (2% of profit) per annum: Rs. 2, 80,000/-

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

Previously Submitted Revised Proposal Project 60 Lakh 236 Lakh Cost EMP 15.8 Capital 16.0 Recurring 44.11 Capital 18.5 Recurring

Capital Recurring Capital Recurring (Lakh) (Lakh) (Lakh) (Lakh) Dust 11 04 Dust 11 04 Separation Separation from water from water Tanker Tanker Pre Medical 1.05 0.85 Pre Medical 1.05 0.85 Examination Examination protecting 0.63 0.65 protecting 0.63 0.65 equipment’s equipment’s for 21 persons for 21 persons Green Belt for 2.5 0.5 Green Belt for 30.81 3.0 6.63 Hect. @ 24.652 Hect. 1500 sapling @ 4000 /hect. sapling /hect. Septic Tank 0.5 Septic Tank 0.5 RWH Pits 0.12 RWH Pits 0.12 Environmental 10 Environmental 10 Monitoring Monitoring Total 15.8 16 Total 44.11 18.5

CER 28.7 Lakh 28.7 Lakh

RWH 1.2 RWH 1.2 Bore Well 2.5 Bore Well 2.5 Road Maintenance 14 Road Maintenance 14 Maintenance of 2 Maintenance of 2 Village Existing Bore Village Existing Bore wells wells DE siltation of Bore 3 DE siltation of Bore 3 Well Well Computer In School 5 Computer In School 5 Sanitation for Girls 1 Sanitation for Girls 1 Total 28.7 Total 28.7

An amount of Rs.28.7 Lakhs have been earmarked for CER as per undertaking enclosed which is much higher than the recommended CER budget of 2% of the total project cost arrived at Rs. 4.72 Lakhs as per office Memorandum of IA Division, MoEF &CC dated:1st May 2018.