GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY
From K.C.L. Narasimha Reddy, M. Sc., M.Phil., fs Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd, Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Jo-37, Old Mahabalipuram Road, O/o the Director of Mines and Geology, Kazhipattur Village, Padur Post, Hyderabad. Chengleput Taluk. Kancheepuram District, Tamil Nadu — 603 103.
Letter No. 1465/MS/IVIRKP/2013. dated: 16-11-2013.
Sir, Sub:- Mines and Minerals - Mining Lease held by M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd for Quartz over an extent of 8.810 hectares in Sy.Nos. 127/1B, 2B, 3B, 128/1, 2 & 3 and 116/1, 2 & 3 of Motravulapadu Village. Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District — Mining Scheme — Approval - Regarding. Ref: 1. Draft Mining Scheme submitted on 02.08.2013 by M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd. 2. Proceedings No. 6286/M/2000, dated 09.04.2003 of the ADM&G, Ongole. 3.This office Letter No. 1465/MS/MRKP/2013, dated 26.10.2013. 4.Letter dated 10.11.2013, received on 13.11.2013 along with 6 sets of fair Mining Scheme from the applicant / RQP. ***** In exercise of the powers conferred as per amended Rule 22(4a) of Mineral Concession Rules. 1960 read with G.O. Ms. No. 232, dated 18.04.2001; G.O. Ms. No. 1183, dated 28.06.2005 and G.O.Ms. No. 113 Industries & Commerce (M~f) Department, dated 08.11.2010. I hereby approve the Mining Scheme for the period i.e., 2013-14 (part) to 2017-18 (ending 31.03.2018) for Quartz over an extent of 8.810 hectares in Sy.Nos. 127/1B, 2B, 3B. 128/1, 2 & 3 and 116/1. 2 & 3 of Motravulapadu Village, Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District in favour of M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd under Rule 12(4) of MCDR 1988. This approval is subject to the following conditions.
1. This Mining Scheme is approved without prejudice to any other laws applicable to the mine area from time to time whether made by the Central Government, State Government or any other authority.
It is clarified that this approval of the Mining Scheme does not in any way imply the approval of the Government in terms of any other provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act 1957 or the Mineral Concession Rules1960 and any other laws including the Forest Conservation Act, 1980.
3. The Mining Scheme is approved subject to strictly adhering to the Relevant Regulations of MMR 1961 and obtaining prior permission from Director General Mines Safety whenever and where ever it is required.
The approval authority does not owe the responsibility with regard to Assessment of the reserves, erroneous certification made by the R.Q.P. if any and approval is tentative subject to modification on new findings at a later date as per the provisions of (23 B & 23 D) of M.C.D.R. 1988 since the evaluation is done on random basis.
End: A.M.S. Yours faithfully,
Joint Director of Mines and Geolbgy, O/o the Director of Mines and Geology, . Hyderabad. Copy submitted to the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad alongwith AMS. Copy submitted to the Member Secretary, Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board Hyderabad alongwith Mining Scheme for information. Copy to Sri C.Muthukumaran, RQP, 15/300-A. Narayanamma Temple Street Valayanandapuram, Gudur — 524 101, for information. f^bmitted to the Regional Controller of Mines, IBM, Sultan Bazar. Hyderabad alongwith AMS. (By RPAD). ^ Copy submitted to the Director of Mines Safety. Gruhakalpa (Block-2), Nampally, Hyderabad for favour of information. Copy to the Asst. Director of Mines and Geology. Markapur alongwith AMS. SCHEME OF MINING
AND
PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN
FOR
QUARTZ DEPOSIT
EXTENT 8.81,0 HA.
S, Nos : 127/18,127/28,127/38,128/1,
128/2,128/3,116/1,116/2 &
116/3,
VILLAGE MOTRAVULAPADU
MANDAL PAMUR
DISTRICT PRAKASAM
STATE ANDHRA PRADESH
SCHEME PERIOD : 20i3-14To 2017-18
(UNDER RULE 12 OF MCDR, 1988 AND RULE 238 OF MCDR, 1988)
PREPARED BY C.MUTHUKUMABAN RQP/MAS/159/2001/A
IvESSISH CHETTINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD OLD MAHABALIPURAM ROAD KAZHIPATTUR VILLAGE CHENGLEPUT TALUK KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT - 603103 TAMIL NADU DECLARATION OF THE MINE OWNER
We Chettfnad Morimura Semiconductor Material Pvt Ltd, formerly known as
Chettlnad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd, hereby declare that the Scheme of Mining and
Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of our Quartz Mine over an extent of 8.81
Hect. in SY.Nos. 127/18427/26,127/36428/1428/2,128/3416/1416/2 & 118/3 of
Motravulapadu Village, Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh State has
been prepared by Mr.CMuthukumaran Recognised Qualified Person in full
consultation with us and we understand its contents and agree to Implement the
same In accordance with the provisions of Act and Rules.
Authorised Signatory
Place ? Kazhipattur
Date ; 10.04.2023 Date; 10.04.20X3
wmm irrreR mow APPUCANT
The Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of our
Quartz Mines holding lease in the name of Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd presently known as Chettinad Morimura Semi conductor Material Pvt'ltd, over an extent of &81 Hect,. in
S,Nos 127/18,127/26427/38428/1428/2428/3416/1416/2 & 116/3 of
Motravplapadu Shri.C.Muthukumaran M.Sc., Recognised Qualified Person (Reg.No.RQP/MAS/159/2001/A). We request the Zonal Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Ongole to make further correspondence regarding the Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan with the said Recognized Qualified Person in his following address : CMuthukumaran, 15/30OA, Narayanamma Temple Street, Vaiayanandapuram, Gudur, SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh. PIN - 524101. We hereby undertake that all the modifications so made in the Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan by the recognized qualified person may be deemed to have been made with our knowledge and consent and shall be accepted to us and binding on us in all respects. For Chettinad MB-F HI Silica Ltd Authorised Signatory Date: 10.04.2013 CERTIFICATE ♦ Certified that Provisions of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made there under have been observed in the Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of our Quartz Mine holding lease in the name of Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd presently known as Chettinad Morimura Semi conductor Material Pvt Ltd, over an extent of 8,81 Hectares in S.Nos. 127/18,127/28,127/38,128/1,128/2,128/3,116/1,116/2, & 116/3 of Motravulapadu Village, Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh State, Whenever specific permissions, approvals, exemptions, or relaxations are required, the applicant will approach D,G,M.S. for such permissions, approvals, exemptions or relaxations. Standards prescribed by D,G,M.S, in respect of miners health will be strictly implemented. For Chettinad MP-F HI Silica Ltd Authorised Signatory Date: 10.04.2013 CERTIFICATE FOR PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN ' » It is certified that in the Preparation of Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of the Mining Lease of Quartz in the name of Chettinad M8-F Hi Ssilca Ltd presently known as Chettinad Morlmura Semi conductor Material Pyt Ltd over -an extent of 8.81.0 Hectares in S.Nos. 127/18,127/28427/38,128/1,128/2428/3, 116/1416/2 & 116/3 of Motrsvulapadu Vilisge, Pamur Mandsi, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh State /Under Rule 23B of MCDR, 1988, all statutor/ rules, regulations or order made thereunder by the Central or State Government statutory organization. Court, etc., have been taken into consideration. Whenever any specific permissions Is required, the concerned authorities will be approached. It is hereby undertaken that ail measures proposed in the Progressive mine Closure plan will be implemented in a time bound manner. For Chettinad MB-F HI Silica ltd, Authorised Signatory Date: 10.04.2013 CERTIFICATE Certified that Provisions of Mines Act, Ruies and Regulations made there under have been observed in the Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of Quartz deposit over an extent of B.81 Ha. in S..Nos. 127/18,127/28,127/38,128/1,128/2,128/3,116/1,116/2, 8t 116/3 of Motravulapadu Village, Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh State, belonging to M/s.Ch@ttinad MB-F HI Siiica Ltd presently known as Chettinad Morimura Semiconductor Material Pvt Ltd. Whenever specific permissions, approvais, exemptions, or relaxations are required, the applicant wil! approach D.G.M.S. for such permissions, approvals, exemptions or relaxations. Standards prescribed by D.G.M.S. in respect of miners health wili be strictly implemented. C • ^ C.MUTHUKUMARAN RQP/MAS/159/2001/A o ) CERTIFICATE Th<: Provisions of Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, .1988 have beei ( i observed in the Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine Closure Plan for Quartz V Deposit over an extent of 8.81Ha. In Sy.Nos. ) 127/16,127/28,127/38,128/1,128/2,128/3,116/1,116/2 & 116/3 of Motravtilapadu Village, Pamur Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh State prepared for M/s. Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd presently known as Chettinad Morlmura Semicondiictor (U Material Pvt Ltd, Old Mahabaiipuram Road, Kazhipattur Viljag8,ChengJeput Taluk, 3 Kancheepuram District. > > Whenever specific permissions, approvals, exemptions or relaxations are required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities of Indian Bureau of Mines for ^ } such permissions, approvals, exemptions or relaxations. y ) It is also certified that the information furnished in the above Scheme of Mining and ) Progressive Mine Closure Plan are true and correct to the best of our knowledge T . )1 £ ■ r't C.MUTHUKUMARAN RQP/MAS/159/2001/A ) "■ }. Place : Gudur Date : 10.04.2013 .) n o Q CPWTENTg S.NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. PART — I CHAPTER - 1 1.0. REVIEW OF MINING PUN 01 PART — II CHAPTER - 2 2.0. EXPLORATION AND RESERVE 04 CHAPTER - 3 3.0. MINING 07 CHAPTER-4 4,0. DISPOSAL OF MINE WASTE AND SEPARATE STACKING 09 OF SUB-GRADE MINERAUS) CHAPTER - 5 5.0. USE OF MINERAL 11 CHAPTER - 6 6.0. EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL 11 CHAPTER - 7 7.0. ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PUN 13 CHAPTER ~ 8 8.0. CONCEPTUAL MINING PUN 15 9.0. ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION 16 10.0, PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 16 ANNEXURES 02. YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION SCHEDULE 03 ANALYSIS REPORT 04. COPY OF G.O AND PROCEEDINGS 05" GEO CO-ORDINATES 06 COPY OF BANK GAURANTEE 07 COPY OF RQP CERTIFICATE 08 COPY OF PREVIOUS MINING SCHEME APPROVAL LETTER 8 of & j <* err A Q iP - > •< en :> .) c ;) •f PLATES PLATE No -1 LOCATION PLAN PLATE No -2 KEY PUN PLATE No -3 MINE LEASE AREA PUN PLATE No -4 SURFACE CUM GEOLOGICAL PUN PLATE No -5 GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS PLATE No -6 YEAR WISE WORKING PUN AND SECTION PLATE No -7 CONCEPTUAL MINING PUN PLATE No -8 ENVIRONMENT PUN PLATE No -9 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PUN o This Mining R«n is Approved subject io the Conrtitiens Stipulations indicated 0 in the Mining Ran.Approval Letter J Noik®n\4UWiS.,Date^....\k:i\" ^ \ ^ SCHEME OF MIMNG n AND PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN n FOR o QUARTZ DEPOSIT &&&&&& ( UNDER RULE 12 OF MCDR 1988 AND UNDER RULE 23B OF MCDR, 1988 } n> PART"-! o CHAPTER — 1 o 1.0. REVIEW OF MINING PLAN > 0 1.1. Name of the Mine ; Ch Quartz Mine-3 C*) Owner Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd o Address No-37, Old Mahabalipuram Road, Kazhipattur Village, Padur Post, Chengleput Taluk, o> Kancheepuram District, Tamil Nadu ) Pin code 603103. Telephone 08624-250718, 08490-247380 '■ ) Cell 8985263406 J Particulars of Appfovai of Minmo Plan : The Mining Plan for fresh grant of lease was approved by Directorate of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad through letter No. 24360 / MP-2 / 2002 dated 28.9.2002 before the grant of Mining Lease. Scheme of Mining and Progressive Mine closure plan for the period 2011 -2013 has been approved by The Zonal Joint Director of Geology 8t Mining, Ongole Vide letter No - 3189/ DMP/ MRKP / 2011 dated 17.11.2011 Mfn x^ At Q? J & 4 Q APPROVE# r a 3 a; o s s - i (K.C.t. NARASIMNA REDtV) OmECTM OF MINES & GEOLOGY O/o. The tirecUr of Mines J A Geology, HYDEPABAf) > •f A ) f) y 1.3. Date of commencement of Mining Operations : The mining lease was granted through G,0,Ms.No.l4, Industries and Commerce (M- II) Department dated 31.01,2003 for a period of twenty Years, As per the o Proceedings of the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Ongole vide Proc.No.6286/M/2000 Dt 09.04.2003, The period of Mining lease is effected frorr 27.03,2003 to 26.03.2023, Mining operations has been commenced from 12.04.2003 1.4 Review of compliance position of the Schema of Mining : a) Deficiencies if anv. that existed in the Scheme of Mining ; r 01 In the approved scheme of Mining, a quantity of 4056 MT of Quartz production nas been planned (2011 - 2013), whereas the actual quantity produced was only L) 3197 MT. The reason for shortfall is due to labour Shortage and low recovery of high quality Quartz required for Semiconductor Industries 02 In t e annroved scheme of Mining, though afforestation programme's clearly ) Spelt out to plant 35 trees every year, the afforestation programme could not be carried out, due to failure of monsoon and poor survival rate, b) Exploration: - ] In the approved scheme of Mining, it is proposed to make 1 trench on the SW side to know the persistence of the deposit, and the same could not been completed as the . i j proposed area of the mine has not been operated. So, the proposal will be > completed during this scheme of mining. Deposit is shallow and lenticular, so no major exploration like test bore holes is required at this stage. Exploratory pits digged during the present mining activities are sufficient. Mine Development : In the approved scheme of Mining, it is proposed to work Occurrence - Vll and Occurrence - V, Whereas Occurrence - V is not operated. Occurrence - Vll is fully exploited and back filled. Occurrence - V will be operated in this scheme period, here are small exposures of Quartz all over the field, based on the persistence of the deposits in depth and strike continuity, systematic development will be proposed. exploitation; YEAR PLANNEIHMT) ACTUALCMT) 201 1- 2012 2028 2258 ines 2012 - 2013 2028 938 Total 4056 3196^ /^S The variation in Productions is due to low recover,, -nn labour shortages ■ i i> ) a J Waste Management; In the approved scheme of Mining, separate dumps have been shown for top soil O and waste Materials. As proposed Top soil and waste material generated are slacked separately on the South Western side. (Please refer Plate - No - 4) y The Year wise handlings of waste materials against planned and actual are as follows YEAR PLANNED(MT} ACTUAL(MT) } Top Soil Side Mineral Top Side Mineral rv Burden Reject Soil Burden Reject 2011- 2012 162 1872 1092 300 3500 1500 o 2012 - 2013 178 2059 1092 500 2500 500 Total 340 3931 2184 800 6000 2000 W Afforestation and Reclamation: ) o. In the approved scheme of Mining, Afforestation programme is clearly stated to plant yearly 35 trees in the lease area, but the afforestation programme could not be p) carried out due to failure of monsoon and poor survival rate, However, during this period of Scheme of Mining it is proposed to plant 35 casurina / Eucalyptus trees every'year in the lease area as shown in Plate No-6, Since, the > mine is active, mining should be carried out in such a manner that after certain j period, some part is available for reclamation. v Year Name of Place NO. Of Area Spacing Survival species Proposed species in Ha. Casurina / ..) 2015 - 2014 Eucalyptus East 35 0.01.75 5m 60% 2014-2015 Casurina / Eucalyptus East 35 0.01.75 5m 60% 201^-201!(, Casurina / Eucalyptus East 35 0.01.75 5m 60% 2016 - 201T Casurina / •■- i Eucalyptus East 35 0.01.75 5m 60% ") 201^- 2018 Casurina / :) Eucalyptus East 35 0.01.75 5m 60% > j Totai 175 0.08.75 - 1 ) fr } ■:-■) > 1) \ : ) o Q & > © c.. Review of compliance position of conditions and stipulations t conditions or stipuiations were imposed at the time of approva) of scheme of Mining, o i R riew of compliance position of conditions and stipulations imposed after inspection under MCDR1988: There is no violation letta in past years from IBM e) Any other point requiring attention etc.,: Nil ry PART - II CHAPTER - 2. 1.0 EXPLORATION AND RESERVE : Method of Estimation of Reserves : The lease area is almost a piain and flat ground. The exposures of Quartz is seen in existing working pits, with reference to these pits, the mineralization zone is demarked on surface and Geological Plar Plate No 4), The existence of mineral is confirmed as j .een in pits .kindly refer Surface cum Geological plan plate No - 4 for estimation of > reserves. ESTIMATION OF GEOLOGICAL RESERVES ) Pit Dimension in Mts Mineral Mineral Section UNFC Category ROM Recovery Waste along Code Sp-g In MT 35% No Length Width Depth 65 % of Y ROM of ROM )AD - CD PROVED 111 1 40 8 4 2.6 3328 2163 1165 |H[GH PROVED 111 2 40 8 5 2.6 4160 2704 1456 | OP - QR PROVED 111 5 40 7 7 2.6 1 , 5096 3312 1784 GRAND TOTAL IN MT 12584 8180 4404 ly J '— vwwwi i uigic oic omcm cAjju&ureb or i^uanz an over tne Exploratory pits will be made over those small exposures and will be exploited if the' .) are economically viable.. The basis of category of mineral reserve Is studied j un ) Axis, Feasibility Axis and Economic Axis by referring UNFC guidelines. & ■ ) a \ % ) J ) ./ ) UNFC Code Basing on above informaaon the reserves exposed at existing working pits (5m thickness) ; considered ss Proved" reserve and classified under 111 of UI" C Code O (Economical./ Mineable part of measured reserves). As explained in Exploration p a 2.0m depth below proved reserves. Is taken into consideration to find out the "probable" reserve and it is classified under 121 of UNFC Code (Economically Mineable part of measured reserves). ©' In this area, the Geological Reserves are estimated by area method by using f4) Surface and Geological Plan and Cross Section, Plate No,4 & 5. The bulk density of 2,6 r\ is considered for arriving tonnage of Quartz In experience, it is found that 65% f rtbm Is usable and taken up 35% as mineral rejects. O UNFC Classification of Reserves and Resources estimation (Quartz). & The reserve estimation is based on the UNFC Code 111 (Proved) and 121 (Probable). ) 0> Classification Code Quantity Grade o A. Mineral Reserves 1. Proved Mineral Reserve 111 8180 Electronic Grade & Engineering 2. Probable Mineral Reserve 121 - Stone Grade B. Remaining Resources ) 1. Feasibility Mineral Resource 211 - - ' > 2. Pre feasibility Mineral Resources 221+222 - - 3. Measured Mineral Resource 331 - - h 4, Indicated Mineral Resource 332 - - 5. Inferred Mineral Resource , \ 333 - - 6. Reconnaissance Mineral Resource 334 - - Total Mineral Resources CA+B) aiso .. f/ T "Jf mmim ^ 2.1. RESERVE ESTIMATED IN THE APPROVED SCHEME OF MINING: Geological Reserve (insitu) under Proved category ; 20,111 MI Recoverable Reserve at about 65% recoveries ; 13,072 MT 2.2 Depletion of Reserve from the date of opening ; The actual production of Quartz till 31.03.2013 Is 3196 MT, 2.3. Additional Reserve established, if any: Category of Reserves In the Approved Scheme of Mining : 13072 MT proved +probable (111+ 121) Balance Reserve in previous SOM: Previous SOM estimated Reserve 13072 MT - Actual Produced 3196 MT = 9876 MT Estimated Reserve in this SOM = gigo MT Additional Reserve = fjj( The fresh estimation of the reserves is based on the present working pits and strike nd dip . lenslor ate. The reserve estimation is based on the UNFC code 111 (Proved) Please refer Annexure-I. 2.4. Updated Reserves with Grade; Geological Reserve is calculated based on the data obtained from the exploratory pits and outcrops in the field and is furnished in the Annexure-I. The parameter of the Reserve is desaibed as follows; Fresh updated in situ Reserve Or Geological Reserves (As on 01.04.2013) : 12,584 MT Recoverable Reserve at 65% recovery Saleable Qutrtz : 8180 MT (Please refer Annexure-I) Recoverable Reserve and Grai ; Syst<=matl( nining will be done. The Grade of Quartz is suitable for both Electronic grade and Engineering stone purpose- Analysis Reoort is enclosed as Annexure- 3. '1 0 The Physical and Chemical Character of the QUARTZ: m a. Physical 1. o Colour : ^Colour less (grey, rose Varieties also common) 2. Hard ness w 3. Specific Gravity : 2.6 4. ©' Cleavage : Absent 5. Fracture : Concoidal 6. Streak : white. b. Chemical Chemical composition of Quartz is Si02; Analysis Report is enclosed in Annexure - 3 o 2.5. YEARWISE EXPLORATION PROPOSED TO BE CARRIED OUT 0 rj ) shallow.'^pntinii0P0Sal ■ dril1 i bore hole in the area' because the deposit is a frnm n J H, ^ an mine workin9 has reached a depth of about 5 m The attTudP nfTh^h h6 ^ exploration wi" be done. The area is very small. 6 w and len th are ofJ nQuartz ^ is proved through the exploratory 9-its made. dearly known. Depth persistence CHAPTER—3 ■J MINING : 1 ho rh^o h yh0Per !u 0penqast mine- ConcaPtPal position of the mining, there amroach rnL h5 ^ P'tS uWith 3 m height and width ' with 600 s|ope. The sEv fnrmoH f m area' F00t PathS and rampS and roads are HnmnlH T - easy movement: of men and material. The waste materials will be preventorevent accidentacriHonr callii and inrush ofSide rain- BundS water Wil1 be constructad around the pits to 2.1 & 2.2. YEARWISE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION FOR THE , . NEXT FIVE YEARS: The development details for next five years- ) YEAR ROM Mineral Reject ) Side Burden Top Soil Total CMT) 35% of ROM (MT) (M"Q WastefMT) yl 2013-2014 1269 dAAIIT" P.S 764 360 1568 2014-2015 1269 444 634 88 1166 / 2015-2016 1269 444 634 88 1166 ) 2016-2017 1274 446 ; 1019 360 2017-2018 1274 ; 446 728 180 A i TOTAL 635*5 ni/i ; •r \ ; r .) ) - ********* j &>> v ) o Q s 8 a Production details for the next five years:. Production Schedule s o YEAR ROM Production Total Ore: (MT) 65% Of ROM (MT) Waste (MT) Waste ratio 2013-2014 1269 825 1568 1:1.90 2014-2015 1269 825 1166 1:1.41 ) 2015-2016 1269 825 1166 1:1.41 m ) 2016-2017 1274 828 1825 1:2.21 2017-2018 1274 828 1354 1:1.63 TOTAL 6355 4131 7079 1:1.71 c The average production of Quartz per year will be about 826 MT. Please refer o Annexure-II and Plate No.6. & Economic Viability; G Annual production of saleable quartz is 826 MT. ) 200 days in a year are assumed as full working days. Total no, of working days in a year ; 200 Production (Expected) per year : 826 MT C) Production/day : 4.13 MT 0 Output/man shift including waste handling . ; 1,12 MT No. of face workers/day : 10 ) Viability: Assuming the Sale value of 1 tonne Quartz is about Rs,800/- 1 In this small area production per day is about 4.13 MT of Quartz minerai. > Sale value of 4.13 MT of Quartz @ Rs.850/- per MT is : Rs.3511/- ' :> Cost of Production: Labour 10 nos. x Rs.220/- per day ; Rs.2200/- Explosives, Drilling, Transport and office expenses per day : Rs.1,000/- Total J Rs.3200/- > ji Margin : ) Margin (per day) Sale Value - Cost of Production .j ■) Rs.3511-Rs.3200 Margin (per day) Rs.311/- i) 3.3. ANY CHANGE IN PROPOSED METHOD OF MINING, DRILLING AND > BLASTING AND DEPLOYMENT OF MACHINERY : As per the Scheme of Mining, mining will be carried manually and there will be no change in the method of working. CP Mine* j ) r C. Wr l C > -c Q cr>L w : j r>> J Qf Drilling and Blasting: The drilling parameters : Dia. Of hole : 32 mm Spacing ; 0.9 m Burden : 0.6 m Depth : 1.5 m Charge per hole ; 0.250 kg. Material that will be dislodged : 0.9 x 0.6 x 1.5 x 2.6 = 2.106 MT Powder Factor per Kg of Explosives: 4 X 2.106MT = 8.424 MT. Top soil does not need drilling and blasting. ROM has to be drilled and blasted. Average material to be dislodged/year : 2027 MT Yield/hole : 2.1 MT No. of holes to be drilled/year : 965 No. of working days/year : 200 Average no. of holes/day : 5 Details of Explosives requirement per year : Blasting will be done with Nitrate Mixture & Electrical detonators The average material to be blasted/year : 2027 MT Explosives requirement per hole ; 0.250 kg. No of holes per year : 965 Nos Class - II (Nitrate Mixture) required : 965 X 0.250 Kg = 241 Kg Or 482 Nos " Electric Detonators : 241 Nos Wet drilling is practiced to suppress dust. Since, there are no permanent structure or building, power or railway lines, places of worship near the area; no problem is experienced during blasting. 3.4 PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED DURING DRILLING AND BLASTING: Wet drilling is practiced to suppress dust. Since, there are no permanent structure or building, power or railway lines, places of worship near the area, no problem Is experienced during blasting. CHAPTER-4 4.0 DISPOSAL OF MINE WASTE AND SEPARATE STACKING OF MINERAL(S) 4.1. NATURE OF WASTE AND ITS RATE OF YEARLY GENERATION : The mineral waste constitute Quartz with high ferruginous stains, intrusions of other particles like mica , Feldspar etc and highly weathered schist. Mineral waste is about 35% of the ROM. The details of Year wise generation of overburden and mineral waste Annexure-II and under Chapter 3,0. and 3.2. i 0 J 10 ® YEARWISE GENERA TION OF WASTE: * YEAR Mineral Reject Side Burden Top Soil Totai iS ds 35% of ROM (MT) (MT) (MT) Waste(MT) *1 2013-2014 1269 444 764 360 1568 2014-2015 1269 444 634 88 1166 2015-2016 1269 AAA1 r 1 634 88 1166 J 2016-2017 1274 446 1019 360 1825 1354 P 2017-2018 1274 446 728 180 ) TOTAL 6355 2224 3779 1076 7079 4.2. SELECTION OF DUMPING SITE : As proposed in Year wise working plan and section - Plate No -6, Dump for C) mineral waste is proposed on the Western side of Pit-2 and Dump for Top soil Q and Side burden are proposed on the South side of Pit-^ (J 4.3. METHOD OF DUMPING AND MAXIMUM HEIGHT AND SPREAD OF ) DUMPS : 1 There is adequate space available for dumping mineral waste in the proposed 0 non-mineral bearing area . Please refer Plate No.6,7,9, No toxic or hazardous substance is produced. Earthen bund wall will be constructed around the o dumping yard. To avoid flow of material from the dump to adjacent areas. V In the next five years, nearly 7079 MT of waste will be generated. The dumping details for next f ve years Is furnished below : Top Soil Side Mineral waste burden Length (m) 20 30 25 Width (m) 15 25 25 Height (m) 2 2 1.4 i _/ 4.4. PRECAUTIONS FOR CONFZNMENT OF DUMPS TO PREVENT POLLUTION OF SURFACE WATER BODZES/COURES : j The mineral waste forms nearly 35% of the ROM, which is manually stored. Mineral waste include mining loss which relates to breaking, chipping etc./The mineral waste constitute of Quartz with ferruginous stains, intrusions of mica, feldspar etc., there is adequate space available for dumping the overburden and mineral waste in the lease area. Waste will be dumped in the non-mineral bearing area on south western portion of the lease area. However, dumping of waste, will be done is steps to avoid sliding. 4.5 ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPARATE STACKING OF SUB-GRADE fiRAfe* Not applicable, since no sub-grade mineral is produced. r Cl j <4* & 1 j ) f 11 CHAPTER-5 5.0. USE OF MINERAL Depending upon the physical nature and Chemical suitability Quartz has been used In various industries. 1) High purity silica powder manufactured from Quartz is used for semiconductor applications. 2) Quartz with semi glassy to glassy appearance is used for manufacturing Engineered stone, 3) Low grade varieties of Quartz is used in Ceramic industries. 4) Quartz is also used in glass industries, 5) Depending upon the Iron content. Quartz is used for manufacturing Ferro- Sllica / Ferro-Alioy. 5.1. CHANGES PROPOSED IN SPECIFICATIONS OF MINERAL BEING SOLD INCLUDING ANTICIPATED CHANGES AND NEW INDUSTRIES USING MINERALS No change is contemplated in the specifications or uses of mineral. The statement in approved Mining scheme holds good, 5.2. EFFORTS MADE FOR UTILISATION OF THE SUB-GRADE MINERALS INCLUDING MINES Question does not arise since no sub-grade mineral is produced. 5.3. MINERAL BENEFICIATION Not applicable. CHAPTER — 6 6.0. EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL 6.1. MANAGEMENT AND 5UPEVISORY PERSONNEL Geologist 1 Mining Foreman 1 Total 2 6.2. LABOUR - SKILLED, SEMI-SKILLED, UNSKILLED SKILLED: Driller : 2 SEMI-SKILLED : 2 (Watchman & Office h/MA Total : 4 Nos. J 12 UNSKILLED The foiiowing quantity of material will be handled on an average per year. Top Soil 215 MT Side burden 756 MT r) Mineral waste 445 MT Mineral 826 MT 0 Total 2242 MT Considering 200 working days in a Year. O Average handling/day : 2242 / 200 ~ 11.21 MT ) ^ As an average QMS of 1.12 MT of ore and waste, the no. of persons to be engaged ^ is about 10. Total Unskilled Labor ; 10 ^ Grand Total on Roll : 16 Nos. 0 U QRgANlSATIQN CHART ) OWNER n' 'i I 1 MANAGER f FOREMAN GEOLOGIST O CERTIFICATE FACEwJitKERS Drilling and Blasting is done occasionally. The drilling is done by a contractor and blasting is done bv the Foreman. 1 o (U C TD ™ a; £ 5 E "S S o (U XT "O on 1 U3 2£ ■S u >. rv S tfl S j c 1 o o c '43 z o to 0) '■D E CT) 0J e 0J X) JO CL £ a. XJ^ c £ j/ to I }—i2 •§on 5 -J O (N tn J (/) z o o (A C >. ; o 1# Qj -Q Q. ro o |r >- in vO iS o> II (U .....c ni § CO 0 u E "S ^ CD £ 5 > ro o .3 CO TJ in 5 5 c CO QJ 2 ? g in 1 8 0.0.^ in i s - •C jm "S 0 in 2 03 fc 3 CO CO ra >■ J3 £ 0 c u) E o *- i_ c 3 "fO ^ s CO Q. OJ XS o -o in OJ g0 cn OJ X . OJ QJ v) CL i_ 5 5 O 4-J in i_ .Ef co kK c 3 cu c ■5 § CL JO CO "3. Q. O - rn g p cn >— g^ CUC _D ro IS in 3 co {{J .§ 2 CL QJ >njC <0 C e ^ S E 1 c O QJ CO O ro X3 £ S 5 oj £ 0 oj t^lro -m qj x- 3 CD g 5 1< a.2 a 5 s S O z■ rt LO ID (7) o O O 15 CHAPTER - 8 8.0. CONCEPTUAL MINING PLAN 8.1. TIME FRAME COMPLETION OF MINERAL EXPLORATION PROGRAMME IN LEASE HOLD AREAS, GIVE BROAD DECRIPTION IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL AREAS TO COVERED IN THE GIVEN TIME FRAME : There is no proposal for future exploration. Since Quartz in this area is a shallow pocket deposit with pinching and swelling nature. Based on the data from the existing exploratory pits persistence of Quartz is proved up to a depth of 5 Mts. So further exploration not required. 8.2. WHETHER ULTIMATE PIT LIMIT HAS BEEN DETERMINED AND DEMARCATED ON SURFACE AND GEOLOGICAL PLANS A Conceptual Mining Plan has been drawn to indicate ultimate pit limits. Please refer plate - No - 7. The details of ultimate pit limits are ; Pit -1 : 52 M (L) X 24 M (W) X 8 M (D) Pit -2 : 52 M (I) X 24 M (W) X 8 M (D) Pit -3 : 40 M (L) X 15 M (W) X 2 M (D) Pit -4 ; 45 M (L) X 15 M (W) X 8 M (D) Pit -5 : 54 M (L) X 23 M (W) X 8 M (D) Pit- 6 : 30 M (L) X 10M (W) X 2 M (D) 1. Outline of the area already worked out - Plate No.4 ~ 0.35.25 Ha. 2. The outline of the area to be worked out In the next 5 years = 0.35.40 Ha. Plate No.6 3. The area to be worked up to life of the mine - Plate No.7 = 0.53.13 Ha. 4. Year wise areas to be planted for next 5 years - Plate No.6 = 0.90.27 Ha. 5. Subsequent blocks to be afforested in future - Plate No.7 = 1.61.83 Ha. 6. Extent of areas occupied by dumps, roads, site services etc = 0.68.75 Ha. Plate -7. 7.The mined out pit will be partially back filled and remaining portion will serve as water reservoir. 8.3. WHETHER SITE(S) HAS/HAVE FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE ROCKS UNSALEBLE ORES HAS/HAVE BEEN EXAMINED FOR ADEQUACY OF LAND AND SUITABILITY OF LONG TERN USE IN THE EVENT OF CONTINATION OF THE MINING ACTIVITY ! There is adequate space available for dumping the waste materials for the life of the mine in non-mineral bearing portion of the lease area , 16 8,4- WHETHER BACK-FILLING OF PIT{S) AFTER RECOVERY OF ORE MINERAL UPTO TECH NO-ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE DEPTH f > ENVISAGED, IF SO, DESCRIBE THE BROAD FEATURES TO BE PROPOSAL; m Shallow pits shall be partially refilled. Remaining portion will serve as water reservoir. After complete extraction of Quartz, shallow pits will be back filled and remaining portion will serve as water reservoir. 9.0. ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION % The applicant company name has been changed from Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd to Chettinad Morimura Semiconductor Material Pvt Ltd as per the certificate given by 1 Registrar of Companies Chennai with effect from 16.02.2007 and the applicant company Intimated this to ADM&G Markapur and the name change activity for the mine is under process with Director Of Mines and Geology Hyderabad, ""i, - ^ 10.0.PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 10.1.0. INTRODUCTION Name of the Lessee M/s. Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd Address : Old Mahabaiipuram Road, Kazhipattur Village, Chengleput Taluk Kancheepuram District - 603103 Location: Extent 8.81.0 Ha. S.F.Nos. 127/iB, 2B, 3B, 116/1, 2, 3, 128 / 1,2 & 3 Village Motravulapadu Mandal Pamur District Prakasam Type of Lease Area Non-Forest Present land use pattern Mining of Quartz ,) J Method of Mining Manual Mineral processing operation only breaking, hand sorting is done. c-r J ov j V 6^ ,) of * 17 Area to be SI. Present Area at the end of reclaimed & No. Description O Area present Scheme of rehabilitated (Ha.) Mining (Ha.) at the end of o life of mine (Ha.) y 01. Mining (Quarry) 0.35.25 0.35.40 0.53.13 02. Waste dump 0.36.75 0.53.50 0.68.75 03, Office-Infrastructure - 0.01.0 0.01,0 c* 04. Mineral Stack / - - - Processing Yard 05. Sub-grade Mineral stacks - - - (L 06. Area under Plantation - 0.90.27 1.61.83 TOTAL 0.72.0 1.80.17 2,84.71 10.1.1. REASONS FOR CLOSURE O It is a working mine. o- 10.1.2. STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS e,, There is no violation letter. j.- 10.1.3. CLOSURE PLAN PREPARATION .7 Name and address of the Applicant : M/s. Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Ltd D Address : Old Mahabaiipuram Road, Kazhipattur Village, Chengleput Taluk Kancheepuram District. Pin - 603 103 Tamil nadu r? Telephone : 044 - 47406700 j' Cell : 8985263406 Name of the Executive Authority : S.Ananthakrishnan Name and address of RQP : C.Muthukumaran ; 15/300-A, Narayanamma Temple Street, : Valayanandapuram, Gudur - 524101 Regn. No. : RQP/MAS/159/2001/A J Valid up to : 11.04.2021 Telephone : 8985263406 J ) J ) \ ) ) o 18 10.2.0. MINE DESCRIPTION ) 10.2.1. GEOLOGY TOPOGRAPHY o The Mining Lease area is approximately at N 15° 07' 12" latitude and at E 79° 24' o 50" longitude and is represented by Topo Sheet No.57M/8 of Survey of India. Geo- Co-ordinates for all boundary piliars are enclosed in Annexure -5. The area is almost a plain and flat ground sloping towards south. The top soil is to a thickness of about L0m.lt is a dry area and only seasonal cultivation is carried out. The main crops are ground nut and other cereals. Water table is touched at a depth of 18 M in rainy season, ie. During North-East monsoon and at 20 M in summer months. Wind direction is NE to SW and vice-versa. The temperature in summer rises C) above 450C and fall down to 110C in winter months.There is no national monuments, places of worship or archaeological interest, public buildings, permanent structures c near the area. There is no river, tank or reservoir, sanctuary or forest near the area. & b. GEOLOGY i 0 Regional Geology; ) The rock units exposed in this area belongs to Proterozoic age consist of Quartz dominated mica schist. The earlier rock types have been intruded by later intrusive like Quartz veins. Quartz veins occupy the sheer zones, pre-existing cracks etc and hence they are highly irregular in nature. c Field Geology : In the area of mining lease Quartz occurs as a Shallow lenticular vein with D characteristic pinching and swelling nature, 7 Occurrence of quartz is noticed in the lease area. Apart from that there is lot of small exposures of Quartz all over the field, since these exposures are discontinuous and their dimensions are very small, they are not considered for reserve estimation. The Geological Plan and sections are prepared In 1:1000 scale. The area is almost a Hat terrain. 10.2.2. RESERVES > —' Details of Exploration and Reserves are mentioned in Page No.4 of the Scheme of Mining. Geological reserves is estimated and enclosed in Annexure - l.The present 1) ) mine workings has been already reached a depth of about 6 m (max.) depth from ) genera! ground level. Hence, reserves calculated up to a depth of 6 m (i.m top soil > + 5 m Quartz) is 'Proved' category. The fresh estimation of the reserves is based on 1 > the present working pits and strike and dip extension and existing working mines in this region. The reserve estimation is based on the UNFC Code 111 (Proved) ) The parameters of the Reserve are described as follows: ,) Updated in situ Reserve - Geological Reserves 12,524 MT -I Mtri ) Recoverable Reserve at 65% recovery Saleable Quartz 8180 *s- J C ) (Please refer Annexure-I) c-r 4 > K J . ) £ J • f y \ o sJ > 19 © 10.2.3. MINING METHOD Opencast manual. Please refer para 3.3. Of Scheme of Mining. o There are 6 pits, and some small exposures of Quartz all over the Mine lease area as o described earlier. Average yearly handling of ore and waste is as follows YEAR ROM Production Total Ore: (MT) 65% of ROM (MT) Waste (MT) Waste ratio & ) 2013-2014 1269 825 1568 1:1.90 2014-2015 1269 825 1166 1:1.41 2015-2016 1269 825 1166 1:1.41 e, 2016-2017 1274 828 1825 1:2.21 2017-2018 1274 828 1354 1:1.63 TOTAL 6355 4131 7079 1:1.71 3 The average production of Quartz per year will be about 826 MT. Please refer Annexure-II and Plate No.6. Bunds will be constructed around the pits to prevent accident fall and inrush of rain water. '3 10.2.4. MINERAL BENEFICIATION Not applicable. - y j 10.3.0. REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF MINING PLAN/SCHEME OF j MINING INCLUDING FIVE YEARS PROGRESSIVE CLOSURE PLAN UPTO THE FINAL CLOSURE OF MINING In approved scheme of Mining, production quantity of 4056 MT of Quartz during the scheme period has been planned {2011 - 2013), whereas the actual quantity produced was only 3197 MT. The reason for shortfall is due to labour Shortage and low recovery of high quality Quartz required for Semiconductor Industries. j In the approved scheme of Mining, though afforestation programme is clearly spelt out to plant 35 trees every year, whereas the afforestation programme has been carried out, due to failure of monsoon, survival rate is poor. b) Exploration: In the approved scheme of Mining, it is proposed to make 1 trench on the SW side to know the persistence of the deposit, whereas the proposed area has not been operated. So, the proposal will be completed during this scheme of mining. Dj is shallow and lenticular, so no major exploration like test bore holes is this stage. Exploratory pits digged during the present mining activities ai clent. ^ ) * rA v K. £ zm •t n V \ 20 9 10.4.0. CLOSURE PLAN 10.4.1. MINED OUT LAND It is a working mine. There is no proposal for back filling and reclamation at this stage. Before closure of the mine, an earthen bund will be constructed to prevent Inadvertent entry to cattle and human beings. The dumps will be vegetated to prevent sliding. After closure of the mine, some portion of the pits will be back filled and remaining portion of the pits will be allowed to collect seepage and rain water. This will help to charge the nearby agricultural wells. Conceptual position of the mining details : The area covered by pits : 0.53.13 Ha. < ) The area covered by waste dumps : 0.68.75 Ha. The area covered by afforestation : 1.61.83 Ha. 3:> * i 10.4.2. WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT : j Please refer Para 7,5 of Scheme of Mining. 10.4.3. AIR QUALITY: The atmospheric air in this area Is quite fresh, dean and uncontaminated since the mine working is very small. 10.4.4. WASTE MANAGEMENT The waste produced includes mineral waste (35% of ROM). The waste after using for road maintenance the balance is dumped in the non-mineral bearing area of north-eastern side of the lease area. No toxic or hazardous substance Is produced. The dumping details are furnished below: The dumping details for next five years are furnished below: Top Soil Side Mineral waste & ", ) burden Length (m) 20 30 25 ) } Width (m) 15 25 25 > Height (m) 2 2 1.4 ) > ) ' ) The mineral waste forms nearly 35% of the ROM, which is manually stored. Mineral ) waste include mining loss which relates to breaking, chipping etc., The mineral waste constitute of Quartz with ferruginous stains, Intrusions of mica, feldspar etc., there Is .) adequate space available for dumping the overburden and mineral waste in the lease area. Waste will be dumped in the non-mineral bearing area on south western .> portion of the lease area. However, dumping of waste, will be done is J J avoid sliding. 4 } ) \ r Q -< ',) ; ) CD J 6* J 21 1 > 10.4.5. TOP SOIL MANAGEMENT ^ Please refer para 7.1. of Scheme of Mining. 10.4.6. TAILING OAM MANAGEMENT O Not applicable. W 10.4.7. INFRASTRUCTURE 1 This is a working mine. There is no infrastructure to be dismantled. ) 10.4.8. DISPOSAL OF MINING MACHINERY Not applicable - Manual mine. e, 10.4.9. SAFETY AND SECURITY If any major accident, it will be reported to Thashildar, Police Station, Panchayat, DGMS etc., for necessary action. Mining Manager will be responsible for this. All the ) Employer will be shifted to the nearest hamlet. The Mining operation is very small in nature and is in an almost plain ground with ^ opencast workings. The anticipated mining depth is limited. There is no nullah or > river near the area. The stratigraphy is hard in nature. The chances for disaster due to land sliding, subsidence, flood, inundation etc., are to the barest minimum and are almost nil. However Cell/Mobile phones will be provided to the Manager/Supervisor for easy communication during any emergency. Earthen bund will be constructed on r y ail sides of the openings. Proper pumping arrangements during rainy season. Trees <.s plantation all along the mining lease boundary. Watchman will be posted round the . } clock. ) 10.4.10. DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND RISK ASSESSMENT ) \ The nearby town is Pamur which is at a distance of 4.5 kms. Where facilities like 1 Primary Health Centre etc., are available. The Manager/Supervisor will be provided with a mobile phone. The Mining area is very small. There is no chance for risk for any disaster. However, the details of contact person are given __ 1 Name : V.Mallesam ^ ) Address : 2/109, Jaya shree Building -J ) Satya Narayanapuram j Pamur-Prakasham District Cell : 9490017452 - ) Telephone : 08490-247380 10.4.11. CARE AND MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY H DISCONTINUANCE: Watchman will be posted round the clock of the area will be fenced during temporary j discontinuance. j J © 22 rv 10.5.0. ECONOMIC REPERCUSSIONS OF CLOSURE OF MINE AND MANPOWER RETRENCHMENT o ^ ^ot aPP^cable - It is a working mine. Large section of the people in this area are agriculture based. Mining is a seasonal work for the area. In case of closure of mine ® it w" not have much economic impact on this workers. The management has ) provided drinking waters, rest shelter, public convenience, facility for first aid etc., Q> ^ 10.5.1. Number of local residents employed in the mine, status of the continuation family occupation and scope of joining the C > occupation back; ij A total number of work force Including the managerial/supervisory staff will be around 16. Most of the workers in this area are agricultural workers. i CX 10.5.2. Compensation given or to be given to the employees connecting wqith substance of himself and their family members : The compensation or retrenchment benefit does not arise at present. Since, it is a working mine. In case of any unexpected closure or discontinuance, the lessee will compensate the loss in earnings as per existing rules. 10.5.3, Satellite occupations connected to the mining industry — number > of persons engaged there!n-continuance of such business after mine closed. i \ Most of the people in this area are agriculture based. Mining work is only seasonal, securing an alternative job is not a problem in case of temporary or permanent closure of a mine. ) ) 10.5.4. Continued engagement of employees in the rehabilitation status J of mining lease area and any other remnant activities : ) ) ' > In case of any court order or statutory restrictions, if the mine is stopped, there is a ') chance for providing employment to a section of workers by engaging them in the ) rectification, afforestation, waste dump management watch and ward etc., - ) J 10.5.5. Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of the society around due to closure of mine: J -j As already mentioned, the temporary or permanent closure will not; J repercussions In the society since the workers do not solely depend on ) mnxg C i) " >. % 9 J A. 0 23 10.6.0. TIME SCHEDULING FOR ABANDONMENT Presently, the mine is on-going mine. There Is no proposal at present to abandon the mine. However, before abandoning the mine, the following are schedule. o i) Execution of afforestation programme as stated In the Mining Plan. o ii) Rehabilitation of workmen - One month before the abandonment. iii) Reclamation of the pit by allowing water collection. iv) Posting of Watchmen/sentries to protect afforested area - Two weeks ) before the abandonment. v) Afforestation over the dumps and boundary barriers, erection of the retaining wall around the dump - Six months before the abandonment. o 10.7.0. ABANDONMENT COST The proposed cost for erecting a fence or forming a bund around the pits will be 0 about Rs.10,000/-. 1 For waste management and afforesting the dumps and boundary barrier, the cost will be around Rs. 15,000/-. (J The cost of irrigation for the plants will be around Rs.8,000/-. The proposed cost for providing earthen bund around the dump will be about Rs.5,000/-. r\ The total abandonment cost of the final stage will be around Rs.38,000/-. o 10.8.0. FINANCIAL ASSURANCE : Area Additional Area Net Area put on requirement considered considered SI. Head use at during Total as fully for D; No. start of Scheme (in reclaimed & calculation plan (In period (in Ha.) rehabilitated (in Ha.) Ha.) Ha.) (in Ha.) 1. Area under mining 0,35.25 0,00.15 0.35.40 - 0.35.40 2. Storage for top soil ~ - - - - 3. Overburden/dump 0.36.75 0.16.75 0.68.75 - 0.68.75 ') 4. Mineral storage - - - - - 5. Infrastructure 0,01.0 0.01.0 0.01.0 (workshop, administrative •J building etc.,) 6. Roads ~ - 7. Railways - - - - - 8, Green Belt - 0.90.27 0.90.27 - 0.90.27 ' ) 9. Tailing pond ------. ) 10. Efflluent Treatment - - - - - Plant J 11. Mineral Separation - - - - - Plant ) 12. Township area - - - - - 13. Others to specify - - - - GRAND TOTAL 0.72.0 1,08.17 1.80.17 H ) /• .v I)., - \ % ^ j & This Minms Plan is Apjsrove^ subject to the Conditions Stipulations Indicated in the Minina PlarvApproval letter 24 The mining lease area put to use for mining and allied acdvltles is about 1,80,17 Ha. The financial assurance for 1.80.17 hectares at the rate of Rs. 15,000/- per hectare works out to Rs 27026/-. However the applicant company has submitted financial assurance in the form of Bank guarantee for Rs. One likh to Assistant Director of mines and Geology, Markapur Vide Guarantee No - KE6IBGP121860QQ1 valid from 04.07.2012 to 03.07.2014 and a copy of that Bank guarantee is enclosed as Annexure - 5 10.5,0. CERTIFICATE The Certificates are enclosed. 10.10.0 PLANS, SECTIONS ETC., The Plans and Sections are enclosed in the Scheme attached herewith. SIGNATURE OF THE LESSEE C.MUTH UKU M ARAN RQP/MAS/159/2001/A approved r*.C.L NARASIMHA REDOV) iCiWI i)RECTOR IF MINES & GEOLOGY o/m. The Director of Mines * Geolefy, HYBFRA1AD % J ) o 2 S ° s m IO Ul « w sg Jr \£3 00 c JS ^ g PN '.£> lit OC C) a z O u 2 — ST"- 2 w o CO rsi o < 01 VO CO s c m I fM i m 00 2 s & in " s 5 « cv s *3" 00 o to CO S t vo cn JO nTi o (N : z CO in i § - g o o» US iD to (J in d Ul ni (N oi s HI ul u to 43 01 S o 2 ) o 00 00 'B § c i ■J LL ■*1 o ) z r o x: ft ? ? J e J g s 2 ) ) s o Ul z ) rsi in -) J If J Q a Cl .) UJ UJ to J O s O if Mine>c & 8:1 J a X a: .O u C Q - i i Q LL. a. < O O t- J ©f A.f o <*• T e- () M 444 444 444 i 446 ROM 2224 Waste Mineral o, i 35 % of < 3 a o z ID z o z • 825 825 825 828 < 0 828 2 0r> o z 4130 in Mineral Recoverv B 65 % of ROM m 3 O !S D. t 3 .3 X MT h- 1269 1269 1269 1274 1274 <0 a. 6354 X 1 ROM in o* ) u K 0' O) 2.6 $ Cx s >- LU to m in rv r-N t t > Li. a g a z CO CO 00 f-x a; 0 Urn Width LU *1 3 Dimension in Mts 1 i 10 10 12.2 12.2 LU 12.2 X b) Length 5 z i2 l£> ^3 o 0 2014 2015 2016 2018 2013- 2014- 2015- 2017- j i YEAR 3 O s i-H Y-H y—1 o. T-H- t—i LU -T t t—i i—i Code i w UNFC i.) atkm PROVED ,> Classlfic j y Wines along EF-GH AB-CD Section I '■» - > ■41 o * o « V of Chettinad Morimura Semiconductor Material Pvt. Ltd. 37, OMR. Kazh.patturVillage. Padur Post, Kanchipuram Dist - 603103, TN, India 1+91(0)44 47406700 F+91 (o) 44 47406777 [email protected] www.chettinad.com Chettinad Chemsem CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF QUARTZ VILLAGE : MOTRAVULAPADU TALUK : FAMUR DISTRICT: PRAKASAM Survey No.; 127/16,28,38,128/1 , 2,3 ,116/1 , 2& 3 Value expressed in S.No. Constituents UNITS Percentage by weight 1 Si02 % 99.97 2 Al203 % 0.0117 3 % 0.0004 4 CaO % 0.0014 5 MgO % 0.0000 6 k2o % 0.0012 7 Na20 % 0.0016 8 Loss on Ignition % 0.10 9 EC fjS/cm 9.2 10 pH - 7.8 For CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATE m r & ur \ % Quality Assurance Head cr> 4^ Date: 26.04.2013 £ C"rOPMAS(159I20O1/A o r:^^taEMiUBMiiU'iiaaBgjaCi3aeMeWMM »iiM>T«.rrUi#l MW Mi> A&.V.N j MA.NA0» | AM (| fan ' ■wsmsa: JIN j t'V -MrM 0 'CWJAf PilwJ r .RNM £N r OF AND BRA PRA|>B^R [HGI An.SIR ACT MUJ> 8M1M| OA iasujaM AMiQAl eS MineraIS Minin ^Ki 1^/ ' S Lease for Quartz over an .g^r^MTTr"CT r-"""'""iJ V S.Nos. 127/JB. 127/2B, 127/3B I2S/J 2 3 I Wi 7 ^ -3 7x7^ . ^" — Prakasam District for a period of 20 vi V of Motravulapadu (v), Pamur (m). b Limited • Granted - Orders - Issued. ^ M^Cheminad MB-F Hi Silica ) V. .TOi. INDDSTKIES AND COMMERCE (M il) DEPARTMENT 1 ILQ.:Ms.NQ}4 -• > Dated: 31 t 7003 -lii'i Read the following'- ^ ) 1. Govt.Memo.No.3447/M.ll(2)/2002-l, dated 21.3,2002. m:■ -1 . Tom the Director of Mines & Geology, F.No. 36253/R3/3/20 CHETTINAD MB FHI SIUCA DO. LTD. 1 dt 23.10.2002. / * * * il 'i mm ;b* order iw L ... ,. LSg % jt C'r<»- —j:1 - and Geology, through the men, of 8.810 hectares in S.Nos, .27/1B, lES H ""f * • Peri0d 0f 2° ^ in fawur of (D&R) /\ct 1957-.mt ih^ . i . 0 U) ll)c P'^visions ot Minos &, Minerals ^ ) InXresc^hL nt 1 '<> condi.tons in r Appendix to tltis orde, ** 4dd!t,0nal 'W'" SPecifed '1 .V r-hf :h ' ^ of roy.rry, de^yent, Sl,afac«t» and vfapr |j|jjks shall be collectable as V-J- follows: ) If5 1. Will /: QUARTZ :: Fifteen Rupees per tonne or as rt^pn, ) li. Dead rent t,me (Rates of dead rem in rupees per hjire per annunsl . f Category of the 1st year of the 2nd to 5th year 6th to iOth year i 1 th year of the ML lease of the lease of the lease lease & t j Lease area upto NIL onwards J 70 140 1 50 Hectares 200 ^ m. Surface rent antTwater chargeTn^ATfixedl^The Government from timeto thne~ ') mgr. 32 \ ' ofMCR^r*^"' exeeute !he !ease 'ked ** lhe ir « specified in Rule 31 j 5. The terms and conditions referred to in fVi-i i r.r»h;(. . ■ Edifications, additions and .leraMMH^^IM^ •t se s-* Pr Q ■■) % & 25 mC. P^0^5'0115 anlendecI ATa^^^^,U ATsoojfas'the^deedeL executed^ rfie G- date of such exeuidon should he reported (o the Govcininent . . ' " r\ Try NOTE- The grant is liable for csnceiiation should it be found it was grossly ^ J K J & met)uuablc or was made under a mistake of fact or owing to.' 'Jt misrepresentat ion or fraud or in excess of authoihy. P I#! ^-wprr " °"!■ - '•«<. - N»,» ™ IN THE HAM op the cWmR „ ^..jj MINDERJAINDHR SINGH PRINCIPALnvuNUlPAL SECRETARYSEC TO GOVERNMENT & • COMMlSSiONEfMMISSIONHR FOR INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION To The Director of Mines .and Geology, Hyderabad (W E FILF'i ^Stan, DlreCt0r 0f OnS"^ i^Chetimad MB-F Hi Silica Limited, No.37. Old Mohabnlipuram Road. RnTiipattiir village 602 103, • i,CTI8lepw(TK). Kanchipuram Distrid^-ll Igfflilnadu -IRPAD) ^ 1 The Collector, Prakasam Dist. The Con^nwoS!®^!^"68& C!?!^Jf:pu ofMines, NEW DELHI rile Director General, Mines Safety, Dhanbad BIHAR Ko.i:.Hyd /j||jvV.\RnED :;Cy ORDER// section oTfichr ■ .rag ■'mil -cee.ngs^i^^^Wfek •■ ^ PRESCNT: Sri P. ntcr.^ Procjsio.L.62S0/M/onnn 6280/iwt/oqnn -.v- me Mines & Minerals Hectares in-aNosTI??/? 1 T™ an ex^nt ® Ref:- 1 0 ^ -01-20Cl3. - ^1/j.tji yate.d .-.^ RRfe- Re9iStered 0n the OA, 0^1 -nfiAUu ORDER " ■. •■■.^i4sw^.m __ -u - _- -, ^ C MB Mhing Lease fwOuSffor a ^L^ ^ -F Hi Silica Ltaj fflj gfa^R'ci ""'fl, underrhe Mineral Concession Rules' appendix to the g o cited ' Jvxr- 26-Co'2023. ThJ3Lessee sh')r^ 10 for^e.for a Pep° 4«c-v• UD/' and. alsoLessee the shallrules fi«3iigence wsli result in irr. ,A/- 'T-t??? Assi '.'l Mines and Geology, ONGOLE 50M W afaiW MB-F Hisiiicd Lro m L'"v2;h at p ra T lioa,, K Paduf m rh f ? '1 ' ■ '"-'!iniiu. (v, u ;a , u:vi,,, ,o Copy submitted~ so* ro thei B Direcrtorf' o/ /w-ir.,...■■■ *. . , r r -a£ii I'Mtyer". mining lease deed with skefrVi Hyc,ers^»d togetiier with ■m t0 ■im■ rk Government and anomer ^ ^nvard 1 m m Copy submitted to the Oistn^t Colt o lan Bufeau ^nes. Copy submitted to the Denuly D^Ct ror favourof info^ information- / i ao' or Mmes ^ Geology, Guntur for WH "k ■&.m) ^ infomnation.0 ^ < ^n"rai 0' Mines safety. DHANBAD to mk tn^Son.'iy J0-nt D}fector-General of.Mines safety. Hyderabad for fa- c. fi'iJ & ,n « .*u fentiavp Tig- At i ■ 4..,, ..C...,. J wsafe ) ANNEXURE - 5 G]PO CO''DilS)iKAr £& -. J GEO CO-ORDINATES OF CH- QUARTZ MINE-3 OVER AN EXTENT OF 8.810 HECTARES 4 S.NOS - 127/1B, 127/ 2B, 127/ 3B, 128/1,128/2,128/ 3,116/1,116/ 2 AND 116/3 i MOTRAVULAPADU VILLAGE, PAMUR MANDAL, PRAKASAM DISTRICT BOUNDARY PILLAR LATTITUDE LONGITUDE o NO 1 N 15 07' 19.1" a E 79 24' 32.6" 2 N 15 07' 23,2" E 79 24' 33.5" 3 N 15 07' 23.0" E 79 24'34.7" o; ) 4 N 15 07' 26.6" E 79 24'36.0" 5 N 15 07' 26.8" E 79 24'34.5" r ^ 6 N 15 07'30.1" E 79 24' 35.7" 7 N 15 07'30.2" E 79 24' 35.6" 8 N 15 O?1 31.3" E 79 24' 35.8" 9 N 15 07' 31.3" E 79 24' 35.6" 10 N 15 07' 32.6" E 79 24' 35.9" 11 N 15 07' 32.5" E 79 24* 36.3" 12 N 15 07'31.6" E 79 24'39.0" 13 N 15 07' 28.8" E 79 24' 38.7" .j 14 N 15 07' 24,8" E 79 24'38.4" -y ) 15 N 15 07' 23.4" E 79 24'44.3" , ) J 16 N 15 07'21.7" E 79 24' 43.8" ) 17 N 15 07' 21.0" ") E 79 24' 45.6" 'J> 18 N 15 07' 16.5" E 79 24' 44.4" ) .. 7 * Mines < "»fr I* Q Cs « , J 1 iMsmaitm fs ^Sssy,® ^ ,8 ||^| rw > , mam ilwnSfliQ s~ZT'-2^'' OO"! ^38 001001OO1OO^ OO 001 00 1 00-t 00 rsr^riND3 Hi 001 o'c? C. '—I ^~> ^ r'tJO-i 00 1 001 G> O ►-OO i QO i 001 001 QOI OO "i OOI 001 o . > o : > O P o f8^881 ississaiNiilliii o m^MklSAf i1 ft'la OO, Cf881 o ■ -y WSmm® m$ f crf^RTf TAMILNADU AF 546586 . / ti&w K.DHIMESH BABU > T>' STAMP" VUNDER 1 LiconSO No : 23;c:i .'"•') I 2010 t(l,Si!.02.2011 Sho!ingr,tia!lur-;-i!cnnai • 600 119 Cell; 00^1 <17002 7-2 0 IX I The Assistant Director of Mines & Geology Markapuram | Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh Dear Sirs, Guarantee No. KE6IBGP121860001 Amount of Guarantee 100000/- Guarantee cover from 04-07-2012 to 03-07-2014 Last date for lodgment of claim 03-07-2014 i I- oTblS Deed of Suarantee executed by the Karur Vysya Bank, constituted under the a'iiraLhrshor ACt'lflrlB ^ Head 0fflCe at Erode Road" Kmur - 639002 Bana Cmnnm 6001 Mine TV A.s -f , i. 1 ^(Hereinafter called "the bank") in ft 'w> istant D.rector of Mines & Geology (hereinafter refl^H aMe Ben •«» % % for The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. o o\ A- toj If- f 6>3^!i;;:ri / ifsr-rKjor J & Sholinganallur B.a.ich, Chsnnai-SOO 119. v. zm Shouftgai-Hifti ■ i 3 ) J I ^,.1 cr; imm(wrpT-t^K C'l , ttcf? ^ -^SSax ^ 3 S 9 ^^jjl n c i ii £? u \ -V. t ■ J;.?- ■; 00-j oo" ,_._ OOI oo "1 oot oo^ I .' g :;xgg;! - oo i OOI OO-I oo OOI OO-I ooi 003 00^1 : m OOI 001 tTm^m'wm^ir^k Qm^ll O ESlSBi «8 i 881f O88" 00-1 00 1 o O O 3>?#• s •:« o r 00-3 00. m o Q o 0 88^§8q ■^i'L'^.t x v . IM Oi"' TO r^. S 129810 a [jrr® FAMILNADU 1 X , P-^o ...^ .b "Ve^—- »V—\ ^90^ f ' .-r -CKJ-AA^OCKL^ i; ^ ■ i-s, ^ •o^£,r X ; >50fi I for an amount not exceeding Rs. 100000/- (Rupees One Lac Only) at the request of CHETTINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETfiNAD \ ) M0R1MURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PYT LTD(hereina!ter referred to as the Contraetor/s') ■> This Guarantee is issued subject to the condition in that the liability of the .J •■ \ Bank under this Guarantee is limited to a maximum of Rs 100000/- (Rupees One ) Lakh only) and the Guarantee shall remain in full force up to 03-07-20! 4 and cannot be invoked otherwise than by a written demand or claim under this .) ) Guarantee served on the Bank on or before the 03-07-2014 ) ') SUBJECT TO AS AFORESAID \ ) (Main Guarantee Matter may be Typed hereafter) ^} •t Mines & '.) r r •/a BcinKLRb J -For the Karur Vysyo Bank ' ) <^£.7 ^ c r iger 6^5) crA i Officer/Manager Bra ionnai-60011?I. Sholinganaliur Branch, Chennai-fiOO 119. J 1, tot •f ) . J The deed of guarantee execute by the Kamr Vysya Bank constituted under Indian Companies Act, 1956 having its Head Office at Erode Road, Karur - 639002 and a Branch at Sholinganallur, Chermai 600119 (Here in after referred to as the Bank) in favour of the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Markapuram, Prnkasam District, Andhra pradesh(Here in after referred to as beneficiary for an amount not exceeding Rsl,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh only) at the request of CHETT1NAD MB-F- HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD located at NO; 37 OLD MAHAR ALiPI iR AM ROAD, KAZH1PATTUR VILLAGE PADUR POST, CHENGALPATTU TALUK. Kanchipiiram- 603103(Here in after referred as contractors) The guarantee is issued subject to the condition that the liability of Bank under this guarantee is limited to a Maximuiii of Rs.l,00,000/-(0ne Lakh only) and the guarantee shall remain in force up to(date of expiry) and cannot be invoked otherwise than by a written demand of claim under this guarantee served on the bank on or before 03-07- 2014 (Last date of claim) Where as CHETTINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD at NO; 37 OLD MAHABALIPURAM ROAD, KAZHIPATTUR VILLAGE PADUR POST, CHENGALPATTU TALUK, Kanchipuram - 603103 has been guaranteed Mining lease of Quartz Government of Andhra Pradesh G.O.MS.N014. Industries& Commerce Mil Department for the purpose of Mining over an extent of 8.81.0 Hectares in S.Nos, 127/1 B,2B,3B, 128/1,2,3,116/1,2&3 of Motravulapadu village , Pannir Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhrapradesh .In this connection CHETTINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD called upon to furnish a bank guarantee for Rs. 1,0(),000/-(0ne Lakh Rupees only) in favour of The Assistant Director of Mines & Geology, Markapuram, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh as per Rule 23 of MCDR, 1988. Otiicer/Ma™001, Sholinganalluriiur Branch,Branci J & NOW THIS PEED OF BANK GUARANTEES AS FOLLOWS * 1. In consideration of the letter date: 04-07-2012 given by CHETTINAD MB-F HI o SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MOBTMT IRA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD. Wc KARUR VYSYA BANK, u Sholinganallux, Chennai-600119 Represented by the Branch manager to here by guarantee and under take to indemnify the Assistant Director of mines and geology Markapuram of Prakasam District, Andhra pradesh do here under take to pay the amount due under this guarantee without any demur, Any such demand made on the amount bank shall be conclusive as guards the amount due payable by the said CHETTINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD r> guarantee by this bank within the stimulated time. o 3 2. Unless any section to enforce the claim being made by the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Marapakkam, Prakasam District, Andhra pradesh,within 24 months all the right of the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Markapuram, Prakasam District, Andhra pradesh Under this shall be forfeited and Bank shall be a discharged from its liabilities hereimder. Not with standing anything contained herein, our liability under this Bank guarantee shall not exceed Rsl ,00,000/- (One Lakh Rupees only) This Guarantee valid up to 03-07-2014 and are liable to pay the guaranteed amount is or any part thereof under this Bank Guarantee only if the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Markapuram, Prakasam District, Andhra pradesh serve upon us written claim a J demand on or before 03-07-2014 ) 1 A) Place: SHOLINGANALLUR, CHENNAI-600119 Date:04-07-2012 J For The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. For The Karur Vyeya Bank Ltd. J Officer/Manager J Sholinganallur Branch, Chennai-60C 119, Office-/i^ of Mi 5 Shul'.'-'-liH-jf'Uf Bi'i'! Crr Q o IP oi .) ) •f A BG.6 LETTER TO BH SENT ALONG WITH THE BANK GUARAN1 EE Place: CHFMNAT119 Dale: 04.0'/.2012 From The Branch Manager, The Kamr Vysya Bank Limited, SlioUnganallur Branch, Chennai-600119 To M/s. The Assistant Director of Mines & Geology, Markapuram, Prakasam District, Andhra pradesh Dear Sirs, Reg: Bank Guarantee No. KE6IBGP12186nnm dated 04^2012 for Ka.l. 0^0^- issued by our Bank in your favour on behalf of M/s. CHK'l TINAD MB-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT LTD, carrying on business at NO; 3*)LD MAHABALW^AIjd ROAD,KAZHIPATTUR VILLAGEPADURPUST, CHENGALPATTUTALUK. Kanchipuram- 603103 We refer to the Bank Guarantee No. KE6IBGP121860001 dated 04.07.2012 issued by us in your favour for Rs.1,00,000/- on behalf of M/s. CHETTINAD MR-F HI SILICA LTD Presently Known as CHETTINAD MORIMURA SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL PVT ITD, carrying on business at NO^MILD MAHA^BPURA.VI ROAD KAZHIPATTUR VILLAGE PADUR POST, CHL#fCHipjTALUK, Kanchipuram- 603103. Please note that a confirmation of the said Bank Guarantee No. KP.fiiBGP121B60001 is available at our Thambaram Divisional Office, 27-A,First floor, v'aiikatesa choudry street, Tambaram west, Chennai-600045. r.0! the Karur Vysya Bank dd. In your own interest, if you want to have confixmation about the authenHcity of the said Bank Guarantee No. KE6IBGP121860001, you may please write to the said office in the said address. Thanking youi Yours faithfully. For The Karur Vysyo Bank Ltd* Srts Officer / ManagerManager. Copy to: Sholinganailur Branch, Chsnnai-SOO 119. Tambaram Divisional Office, we have issued a Bank Guarantee No. KE6IBGP121860001 dated 04.07.2012 for Rs.1,00,000/- favouring M/s.The Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Markapuram, Prakasam District, Amlhra pradosh, A copy of the same is enclosed for your reference and records. . i ■ duplicate GERTXF'ICATS s? CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION AS ;; QUALIFIED PERSON TO PREPARE MINING PLANS (Under'Rule 22 C of Mineral Concession Rtiles X9 7}[o, lift, GandTunaaar III Cross, Cftinnadanfcoif Road, ■9Carwr. - 639 001 son -of Sftii 't-. Cfwckafmmm Having given sa-tisfactonj cvidmcz •qfiftis gnalificciUons ancf epq^eriencc is kertSg granted recognition under iRiiCe ZZC of-the. Mineral Concession 1960 as. a Qiialified(Person to prepare (Mining Mans. Mis registration rvumSer is ' . R.QP/MAS/I59/200I/A valid for • a period of ten gears ending 10.04.2011, (gegiondCCon troffer of Mines IndiaiifBurmt of Mines (PCace.: Cfiennai ' fr •■ft? . Cnennat tRenion (Date: 11.04.2001 ■ Note:, Ifeis duplicate certificate is issued in lieu of original &QP certificate lost •f & Wr t Q. % o Lvci'iCW^c tip to REGI % EN OH i rlQ J v. 9f nv:.)^sh5iasif A GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY Mangiram, M.Sc., Ms Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Limited, Director of Mines & Geology, Old Mahabalipuram Road, 12-1247/1, Virat Nagar, Kazhipattur Village, ot Road, Ongoie. Chengleput Taluk Kancheepuram District. Tamil Nadu. Letter No. 3189/DIV1P/1V1RKP/2Q11. dated 17-11-2011. Sub;- Mining Scheme - Draft Mining Scheme for Quartz Mineral over an extent of 8.810 hectares in Sy. Nos. 127/1B, 127/2B. 127/3B, 128/1, 128/2, 128/3, 116/1, 116/2 and 116/3 of Motravulapadu Village, Pamuru Mandat, Prakasam District - Application of M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Limited - Mining Scheme Approved - Regarding. Ref: 1.Draft Mining Scheme and progressive Mine Closure Plan submitted on 19-08-2011 by M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Limited. 2.G.O. Ms. No. 14, Inds. & Corns. (M-II) Department, dated 31-01-2003. 3. This office Letter No. 3189/DMP/MRKP/2011. dated 23-09-2011. 4. Letter dated 10-11-2011 along with (5) sets of (fair) Mining Scheme copies from applicant/ RQP. in exercise of the powers conferred as per amended ruie 22(4a) of M.C. Rules, 1960 with Govt. Memo No. 232, dated 18/04/2001, G.O.Ms. No.1183, dated 28-6-2005 & Ms. No. 284 Industries & Commerce (Mi) Department. I hereby approve the Mining ime for Quartz over an extent of 8.810 hectares in Sy. Nos. 127/1B, 127/2B, 127/3B, 128/1, 2, 128/3, 116/1, 116/2 and 116/3 of Motravulapadu Village, Pamuru Mandal, Prakasam let in favour of M/s Chettinad MB-F Hi Silica Limited. This approval is subject to the wing conditions. 1. This Mining Scheme is approved without prejudice to any other laws applicable to the mine area from time to time whether made by the Central Government, State Government or any other authority. 2. it is clarified that this approval of the mining scheme does not any way imply the approval of the Government in terms of any other provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development. and Regulation) Act 1957 or the Mineral Concession Rules 1960 and any other laws including the Forest Cdnservatiem Act, 1980. 3. The Mining Scheme Is approved subject to strictly adhering to t1 relevant Regulations of MMR 1961 and obtaining prior permission f Director General Mines Safety whenever and where ever it is required. 4. The approval authority does not owe the responsibility with regard t reserves, erroneous certification made by the R.Q.P. if any and appro tentative subject to modification oh new findings at a later date as pe? provisions of (23 B & 23 D) of M.C.D.R. 1988 since the evaluation is dom random basis. closed : A.M.S. Yours faithfully, Zonal Joint Direr rds & Geology, C Dy submitted to the Director of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad along with A.M.S. 3y to Sri C, Muthukurharan, RQP, 15/300-A, Narayanamma Temple Street, ayanandapuram, Guduru»- 524 101, S.P.S.R. Nellore District, along with AMS py submitted to the Regional Controller of Mines , IBM, Sultan Bazar. Hyd. along with AMS. py to the Director of Mines Safety , Gruhakalpa (Block -2), Nampaily, Hyd. for information, py to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology. Markapur along A.M.S.