From Sri. Vittal Shetty 8/20, Hiriyadka Village Bommarbettu, Guddeyangadi Udupi Taluk & District, Karnataka

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From Sri. Vittal Shetty 8/20, Hiriyadka Village Bommarbettu, Guddeyangadi Udupi Taluk & District, Karnataka To The Member Secretary District Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Manipal Udupi District Dear Sir, Sub: Application for Environmental Clearance for Building Stone-Laterite Quarry in 1.00 Acre of Patta Land bearing Sy. No. 55/p2, Bellarapady Village, Udupi Taluk & District, Karnataka, vide QL No. 411. Ref: EC issued by DEIAA vide No. DEIAA 05 MIN 2016-17/53 Dated 16-02-2017 We wish to bring to your kind notice that we were operating a Building Stone- Laterite quarry in an extent of 0.50 acre of Patta Land bearing Sy. No. 55/p2, of Bellarapady Village of Udupi Taluk & District of Karnataka, Vide QL No. 411, valid for 20 years, with effective from 11/05/2017. We had already obtained the Environmental Clearance, from DEIAA Udupi vide above reference. Now, due to market demand, we are planning for expansion of production in the same Building Stone quarry. In line with the Gazette Notification No. S.O. 141(E) Dt: 15th Jan. 2016, issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Government of India, we wish to apply for the Environmental Clearance for the said quarry. Accordingly, we would like to submit the duly filled in application form (Form-IM) along with Pre–Feasibility Report, Quarry Plan and other enclosures. We request you to kindly consider our case favourably and issue the Environmental Clearance for our proposed activity at the earliest. Thanking You, Yours faithfully, Vittal Shetty Encl: 1) Filled-in Form-IM 2) Pre-Feasibility Report 3) Quarry Plan 4) Land Documents 5) Survey of India Toposheet with the Site Location Marked 6) Demand Draft vide No. __________ dated _____________ of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand Only). .

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