GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

From To
N.Ranga Rao, M.Sc. Tech., Sri. Naga Venkata
Dy. Director of Mines and Geology, Suryanarayana Raju Rajasagi,
Visakhapatnam. S/o. P.P. Rajasagi,
Thamaram Village,
Opp. HP Petrol Bunk,
Makavarapaiem Mandal,
Visakhapatnam Dt-533101.

Letter NO.2820/MP-AKP/2Q17. dated: ■04.2018.

Mines a Minerals - Quarry Lease applied by Sri. Naga Venkata

Suryanarayana Raju Rajasagi for Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel
over an extent of 24.00 Hectares in Sy.No.332 of G. Koduru Village,
Makavarapaiem M'andal, Visakhapatnam District - Mining Plan-
Approval - Reg.

1. Proceedings NO.28594/RQP/2001, dated: 25.09.2015 of the Director

of Mines and Geology, A.P.
2. Proc. NO.61557Q/20J.7, dated: 23.03.2017 of the Dy.Director of
Mines & Geology, Visakhapatnam.
3. Draft Mining Plan submitted on 07.12.2017 by Sri. Naga Venkata
Suryanarayana Raju Rajasagi.
4. This office Letter No.2820/MP-AKP/2017, dated: 30.01.2018.
5. Letter dated: 12.04.2018 along with five sets of fair Mining Plan
from the lessee.

In exercise of the powers conferred as per amended Rule 22(4A) of Minera

s |on
Conce s Rul05 I960 for approval of Mining Plans / Schemes of Mining in addition tc
the declaration of (31) Major Minerals declared as Minor Minerals a part from existing
approvals the Govt. vide Memo No.7674/Mines. II (I)/2014, dt: 23.07.2015 from Ind &
Comm (M.II) Dept. Government of Andhra Pradesh. I hereby approve the Mining Plan
0r
c »
Sy.No.332 Metal, Rough
of G. Koduru Village,Stone & Gravel over
Makavarapaiem an extent
Mandal, of 24.00 Hectares
Visakhapatnam in
District in

SScor^tio9nas"enkata S
^nar^ana MU Rajasagi. This approval is slj^tfthe

1. This Mining Plan including Progressive Mine Closure Plan is approved without
prejuckce to any other laws applicable to the Mine area from time to time whethe
made by the Central Government, State Government or any otfTer auth^ritv or a-w
order / direction from any court of competent jurisdiction. '

2. This approval of the aforesaid Mining Plan including Progressive Mine Closure Plan
does not in any way imply the approval of the Government In terns o7 anv
other Provisions of the Mineral Concession & Development Rules 1988 APMMC
Rules, 1966 (G.O.Ms. No. 56, Ind & Comm (M II) Deot Dt 3n ru fmrV h
Mineral Concession Rules, 1950 or the other Rules framed there under and anv

2003 Ind also Uh ^ F.oreSt70nSerVati0n ACt' 1980

' Forest
Conservation Rules
0rderS 9UidelineS 35 the Case
applicable f^m £ toTST ' ^ "e

Regulations of MMRWS^To^ion^^the0 Mines1 Acf3 mTaU other Rulf^l

Regulations made there under including submission of nnH^ „fRules ^

StatUt0ry
"s™ °ffidalS aS
«nder th! Minis

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' itri7reSdS.i0n fr0m the DireCt0r General
' MlneS Safety whenever a
nd where ever
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5. Clearance / Consent / No objection from Ministry of Environment and Forest

PoliU ti n Contro1 Board as

obtained and a copy off the
° same should be submitted
applicable
to this
in this
office.
case should be

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oraer / notices if any issued
' ^r/notrceslf'anTi^ Th"by9 competent
Shal1 be SUbjeCt t0 VaCation of
authority. The resnonsibilitv nf
Prohibitory
correctness of the boundaries of the leasehold shown on the ground with reference
to lease map lies with the Applicant. ^ wiui reierence

1. The Mining Plan approval is for proposals contained therein and as applicable for

wS sr^,reaM""Quarr' '•"» i»w '«■="

S. If anything found to be concealed as required by the Mines Act in the contents of

approved Mining Plan (including progressive Mine closure plan) and the proposal

the^ocumenMs folind^t^h 0 '9 Sta9e the

-'orition furniSn
miSrepresentation facts
shall be revoked withlmmedir^t" ' the approval
• -j.;

Enci: Approved Mining Plan Yours^faithg^

Dy.-Dii^dtor o/ Mines & Geology,

.Visakhapatnam.

MimnVS.'S' a
"a°' " MlneS G,0|0S,
■ '■P- "i»>

Member Secretar SE
mformatio^ V' AC, Vijayawada a'ong with Approved Mining Plan for .

Copy to the Director of Mines Safety, Hyderabad Region-2, Room No-701, 7th Floor, C G O
Towers, Kavadiguda, Secunderabad-500080 for information.

Copy to the Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, AnakapaNi along with Approved
Mining Plan for information and Jie is directed to accept Bank Guarantee as
financial assurance from the Lease Holder as per 23 (F)2 of MCDR, 1988 & obtain
Environmental Clearance as per Notification S.O.N 141 (E) Dt. 15.01.2016 of the
MoEF from the applicant.
 MINING PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN
FOR ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE AND GRAVEL
Over an extent of 24.000 Hectares (Ac 59.30 Cts.) in Sy. No, 332,
G.KODURU (V), MAKAVARAPALEM (M), VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT, A.P.

CATEGORY 'A' OTER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED MINE

(Submitted Under Rule 7(A) of APMMC1966)

District & Ownership

Extent
Village Mandal Sy. No. of
State (Hectares)
Occupancy
Visakha-
patnam, 24.000 Hectares Government
G.Koduru Makavarapalem 332
(Ac 59.30 Cts.) Land
A.P

APPLICANT

Sri N.V.S.N. RAJU RAJASAG1

S/o P.P.RAJASAGI,
Thamaram (VJ^Makgvarapalem (M),
Visakhap^^cnc^^kt, A.P.

<p
s

vTsakh»Y

T. LINGA MURTHY
Geologist & RQP
Regn. No. RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017
{Valid up to 22-08-2027)
H. No.lO-l-92/3/161A, Janaki Enclave,
Karmanghat, Hyderabad - 500 035.
Telephone: 9885932426
 CONSENT LETTER

The Mining Plan for Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel Mine belonging to Sri N.

V.S.N. RAJU RAJASAGI over an extent of 24.000 Hectares (Ac 59.30 Cts.) in Sy. No. 332 of

G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh, has been

prepared by Shri T. Linga Murthy RQP, (RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017) Hyderabad.

This is to request the Deputy Director of Mines Geology, Visakhapatnam to make

further correspondence regarding any correction of the Mining Plan with the said

Recognized Person at his Address:

T. LINGA MURTHY RQP,

H.No. 10-1-92/3/161A,
Janaki Enclave, Karmanghat,
Hyderabad -500035.
Mobile No: 9885932426

I hereby undertake that all the proposals made in the Mining Plan by Recognized

Qualified person are deemed to have been made with my knowledge and consent and shall

be acceptable and binding on me in all respects.

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o CERTIFICATE
o

01. It is certified that the CCOM Circular No. 2/2010 will be implemented and complied

O with when an authorized agency is approved by the State Government.

O
02. It is Certified that the Progressive Mine Closure Plan of Road Metal, Rough Stone &

O Gravel Mine of Sri N.V.S.N, Raju Rajasagi over an extent of 24.000 Hectares (Ac 59.30

O Cts.) in Sy. No. 332 of G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam District,

Andhra Pradesh complies with all statutory rules, regulations, orders made by the
o
Central or State Government, Statutory Organization, Court, etc., which have been
o
taken into consideration and wherever any specific permission is required the
o
applicant will approach the concerned authorities.
o
The information furnished in the Progressive Mine Closure plan is true and correct to
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the best of my knowledge and records.
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The provisions of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made there under have been
o
observed in the Mining Plan over an area of 24.000 Hectares (Ac 59.30 Cts.} in Sy.
o No. 332 of G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam District, Andhra
o Pradesh belonging to Sri N.V.S.N. Raju Rajasagi, and where specific permissions are
o required, the applicant will approach the D.G.M.S. Further, standards prescribed by

o D.G.M.S. in respect of Miners Health will be strictly implemented.

o
Date: 16-04-2018
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Place: Visakhapatnam
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 CERTIFiCATE

The provisions of the MCR'ISGO & APMMC'1966 have been observed in the

preparation of Mining Plan for Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel Mine belonging to Sri

N.V.S.N. Raju Rajasagi, over an extent of 24.000 Hectares (Ac 59,30 Cts.) In Sy. No. 332 of

G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh and whenever

specific permissions are required, the applicant will approach the concerned authorities of

Indian Bureau of Mines or DGMS.

The information furnished in the Mining Plan is true and correct to the best of my

knowledge.

Date: 16-4-2018
Place: Hyderabad. Geologist & RQP
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INDEX

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO

o

o INTRODUCTION 1

o
1.0 GENERAL 2
o
2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 2
o
3.0 DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN/SCHEME OF MINING IF ANY 3
o
PART-A
o 4
1.0 GENERAL DETAILS
o
2.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION 4
o
3.0 MINING 11
o

o 3.1 DRILLING & BLASTING 11

o 4.0 MINE DRAINAGE 13

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5.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECTS, SUB-GRADE & DIPOSAL OF WASTE 13
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6.0 USE OF MINERAL & MINERAL REJECTS 13
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o PROCESSING OF ROM & MINERAL REJECTS 13

7.0

o 8.0 OTHERS 13
o PART-B
PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UNDER RULE OF 23 OF 15
o
MCDR'1988
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FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS 20
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LIST OF PLATES
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PLATE TITLE SCALE
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1 LOCATION CUM KEY PLAN 1:50,000
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2 LEASE AREA PLAN 8" : 1 Mile
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3 SURFACE CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN 1: 2,000
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3A GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS 1:2,000
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4 DEVELOPMENT PLAN (1-4 Years) 1: 2,000
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4(1) DEVELOPMENT PLAN (5th Year) 1:2,000
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4A DEVELOPMENT SECTION (1-4 Years) 1:2,000
o 4(1A) th
DEVELOPMENT SECTION {5 Year) 1:2,000
o 5 ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 1:5,000
o 6 CONCEPTUAL PLAN 1: 2,000
o 6A CONCEPTUAL SECTION 1: 2,000
o 7 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 1; 2,000
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o LISTOFANNEXURES

o
Proceedings NO.615/Q2V/2017, dated: 23-03-2017, From the DDM&G
o Visakhapatnam, A.P.
o
Letter No 6036/Q/2017, dated 02/05/2017 from ADM & G, Anakapalli, Ap
o

o Proceedings NO.24856/R1-3/2017, dated: 21-02-2018, From the Director of

Mines & Geology, Ibrahimpatnam, A.P.
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o IV Copy of RQP Certificate

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firm
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MINING PLANINCLUD1NG PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN
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FORROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE& GRAVEL
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over an extent of 24.000 Hects (Ac. 59.30 Cts.) In Sy. No. 332
© OF G.KODURU (V), MAKAVARAPALEM (M), VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT, A.P.

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OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED OPEN CAST MINING 'A' CATEGORY M"}*
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(UNDER RULE 7{A) OF APMMC RULES, 1966)
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o QUARRY LEASE OF
o Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi f//
APPROVED <v
S/o P. P. Rajasagi, Visa^
o
Thamaram (V),Makavarapalem (M),
o Visakhapatnam District, A.P.
Tel: +91 8500067280
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PREPARED BY This Mining Plan is Approved Subject to
o Oi. DIRECTOR OF MINES & GEOLOGY T. Linga Murthy the Conditions Stipulations indicated in
Govt. of And lira Pradesh Geologist & RQP the Mining Plan Approval Letter
o - I *£.(.?:.
VISAKHAPATNAM Noll10
o Date
Introduction
o

o Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi has been granted quarry lease for Road Metal, Rough Stone &

o Gravel over an extent of 24.000 Hectares in Sy. No. 332 of G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M),

o Visakhapatnam District, A.P vide proceedings No. 615/a2V/2017, dated:23-03-2017 by the Deputy

o Director of Mines & Geology, Visakhapatnam, A.P for a period 10 years (Annexure-I).

o The Deputy Director of Mines & Geology, Vishakapatnam issued Grant orders vide

3 Proceedings No.615/Q2V/2017, dated: 23-03-2017 directing the applicant to execute the lease deed

o within a period of 90 days from the date of this order and other applicable fulfillment of rules as laid

down in ARMMC'ISSS (Annexure-I).

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Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi applied for extension of time to submit the approved mining plan
o
and EC to the Director of Mines & Geology, Ibrahimpatnam, Krishna District, A.P. for which the
o
Director of Mines & Geology Issued Proceedings No.24856/Rl-3/2017, dated:21-02-2018 granting
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extension of time and directed the ADM & G, Anakapalli to take further necessary action (Annexure-
3
111).
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Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi approached T. Linga Murthy, Geologist & RQP to prepare the
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Mining Plan following the guidelines under Rule 7 (A) of APMMC'1966 to obtain the EC and other
o
statutory clearances from MoEF & CC. Hence, this Mining plan is prepared following the guidelines
o
under Rule 7(A) of APMMC 1966 conforming to Form-T and submitted for approval.
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I. GENERAL
o

o 1) Name and address : Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi S/o P. P. Rajasagi

of the of Applicant Thamaram (V),Makavarapalem (M),
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Visakhapatnam District, A.P
o Tel: +91 8500067280

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2) Status of the Applicant ; Individual
o 3) Mineral(s) which are included in the Letter of Intent: Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel
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4) Name & Details of person employed for preparation of Mining Plan:
o
T. Linga Murthy,
o Geologist & R.Q.P. Mkta
H. No. 10-1-92/3/161A, Janaki Enclavi ONj.
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Karmanghat, Hyderabad -35. T.S. *o
u m ■H - M
o Mobile No. 9885932426
(RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017)
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Valid up to: 22-08-2027 *50
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II LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
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1. Toposheet No. with latitude and longitude of all corner boundary Points: The proposed
o
Quarry lease area falls on SOI Toposheet No. 65 K/14. The Geo Co-ordinates of the boundary points
o
of the proposed QL area are tabulated below: These GPS coordinates have been taken as per
o
surveyed plan prepared by the Surveyor, O/o the ADM&G, Anakapalli and attested by ADM&G,
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Anakapalli and these coordinates are for location purpose only.
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Table - GPS READINGS OF BOUNDARY Points
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SI.No. Station North Latitude East Longitude
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1 A 17035/ 01.43" 82045' 58.17"
o 2 B 17° 35'04.05" 82° 45' 59.4"
Q 3 C 17° 35' 04.3" 82° 45' 52.6"
4 D 17° 35' 04.0" 82° 45' 51.2"
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5 E 17° 35' 08.13" 82° 45' 52.88"
3 6 F 17° 35' 10.78" 82° 45' 48.92"
7 G 17° 35' 09.86" 82° 45'46.55"
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8 H 17° 35' 11.24" 82° 45' 44.80"
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9 I 17° 35' 15.22" 82° 45' 46.13"
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10 J 17° 35' 20.53" 82° 46'04.86"
o 11 K 17° 35' 12.27" 82° 46' 04.92"
12 L 17° 35' 08.15" 82° 46' 03.18"
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13 M 17° 35' 05.25" 82° 46' 09.53"
o 14 N 17° 34' 59.04" 82° 46'07.16"
15 GCP-Tank over flow 17° 35' 08.3" 82° 45' 44.7"
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16 Revenue Stone 17° 35' 02.5" 82° 45' 56.9"
o 17 Revenue Stone 17° 35' 07.8" 82° 45' 48.4"
*Map Datum: WGS-84 Precision ± 3.0 m
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o Whether the area is in

State & Land Use
Mandal Village Sy.No Area in Hect, forest / Non-forest,
o District Pattern
Ownership / Occupancy
o A.P.,
Makavarap
Visakha G. Koduru 332 24.000 Government Land Waste Land
o alem
patnam
o {Plate-2)

o 2. Attach a general location map showing area and access routes:

o The proposed Quarry Lease area is located at a distance of 57 Kms from Vlsakhapatnam. The

o proposed QL Can be approached by travelling 39.0 Kms on NH-16 (Vishakhapatnam to Vijayawada)

o and reach Talllpalem Junction and divert on to the road leading to Narsipatnam and travel further

o 14.0 Kms to reach Kottapalem Village. From here take diversion to south and travel further 4.0 Kms

to reach the proposed Quarry lease area (Plate-1). Regupalem Railway station is 29.0 kms south from
o
the proposed QL area, Vishakapatnam International Airport is about 56.0 Kms from the proposed QL
o
area. Vishakapatnam Sea Port is about 62.0 Kms from the proposed QL Area.
o

3 lil DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN / SCHEME OF MINING IF ANY

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This is the first Mining plan being submitted.
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PART-A

1. GENERAL DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED QL AREA:

The proposed Quarry Lease area is part of a hill trending NE-SW sloping towards west with

topographic elevation ranging from 108m MSL on the southwest to 246,0 m on the North. The quarry
lease is exposed with Charnockite {Hypersthene Granulite) belonging to Eastern Ghats Super Group

of Archaean age.
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The drainage is observed to be sub dendritic pattern. A first order ephemeral stream Is
originating on the north west of the proposed QL area.The streams are seasonal and the tanks
o
located to the west of the proposed QL area are dry for most part of the year. Panduru Reserve
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Forest boundary is located at a distance of 0.5 km south of the QL area. The general water table is
located at a depth of about 40 - 45 m from the ground level. The flora consists of thick bushes and
the pediment portion is occupied with cashew and mango plantation. Negligible soil cover is
observed within the interstices of scattered boulders followed by sheet rock which is highly jointed
and fractured. Gravel is formed along the foothill portion of the proposed QL area south eastern

portion. The region has a tropical humid climate with the maximum and minimum temperature
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varying from 30 - 44° in summer and 8 -15 in winter. The average rainf^{^5S^^00 mm and
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the monsoon is from June to September.
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2. GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION;
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a) Regional Geology: MS

The rocks of Eastern Ghats Super Group comprise mainly Ga^tSfif^nite-Graphite-

Biotite-Gneisses of Khondalite Group, Charnockite Group (acidic, Basic, Intermediate) and Quartzo -
Feldspathic Gneiss, Biotite Gneiss and Leptynite of Migmatite Group. The contact between

Charnockite and Khondalite is mainly concealed and is manifested by geomorphic features like break
in slope. Valley or saddle. Charnockite shows distinctive topography of tors and massifs with steep
scarps and rounded hillocks.

The Charnockite group comprises basic, intermediate and acid variants. Basic Charnockite
consists of Pyroxene, Plagioclase with minor quartz and occasionally garnet and biotite. The acid and

intermediate variants comprise bluish grey granoblastic quartz, pink to light brown biotite,
occasionally sphene, apatite and zircon. Quartzo fefdspathic injections are common within the acid

Charnockite.

The Eastern Ghat mobile belt was metamorphosed under Granulite fades metamorphism and
multiple phases of deformation. Gravel occurs as cover deposits all over the rock types formed due to

sub-tropical weathering and is locally used for filling purpose and construction of roads in rural areas.
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Stratigraphy of the Area:

Lithology Group Super Group Period

Porphyroblastic granitoid gneiss,
garnetiferous quartzo feldspathic
rock with or without Biotite,
Porphyroblastic hypersthene Migmatite Group
gneiss, Biotite gneiss and Eastern Ghats Archaean
associated hybrid rocks. Super Group

Charnockite (Basic, Intermediate

and Acidic) Charnockite Group

Garnet-Sillimanite-Graphite-
Biotite-Quartz, Gneiss/Schist Khondalite Group

* Source: Published District Resources Map, GSI-1990

b) Local Geology:

The subject area exposes Charnockitefme to medium grain size with equi granular texture belonging

Charnockite Group of Eastern Ghats Super Group of Archaean Age (Plate-3). Negligible soil cover is

observed within the interstices of scattered boulders. The rock is highly fractured, hard & massive

and jointed as such useful for Road metal and rough stone. The Gravel is observed ov m
portion on the south eastern part of the proposed QL Area. ■r^ <2
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c) Details of the Prospecting License Holder: N.A.

d) Details of the Prospecting carried out: N.A

e) Surface Plan area on 1:1000 or 1:2000 scale: The surface cum Geological Plan and

of the proposed QL Area is prepared on 1:2000 scale and is enclosed as Plates-3& 3A.

f) Geological plan&Geological cross sections have been shown on enclosed as Plates-3& 3A.

g) Future Program of Exploration programme planned in next Fiveyears:

Since the deposit is exposed over the surface no future exploration is required.

EXPLORATION PROGRAMME PUNNED IN NEXT FIVE YEARS

Year No. of Grid Total No.of pits, No. trenches,

Boreholes Interval meterage dimensions and dimensions
(Core/RC/DTH) volume and volume
First NA NIL NIL - -
Second NA NIL NIL - -
Third NA NIL NIL - -
Fourth NA NIL NIL -
Fifth NA NIL NIL - -

i) Reserves and Resources as per UNFC:

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 (1) Type of Deposit as per UNFC Guidelines

Road Metal, Rough Stone& Gravel is not failing in any category of UNFC classification. It is a
localized mineral available everywhere and utilized locally for construction purpose such as laying

roads, construction of buildings etc., depending upon the characteristics of the rock. Charnockites,
Khondalites and Granite Gneiss are mostly fractured and disturbed which are not useful for any
other specific purpose of their characteristics in specified area are useful for construction as road
metal and building stone locally. Detailed topographic survey and geological mapping was carried
out at the proposedQL area by field traverses. The length, width of the deposit is 600 m x 580 m and
the thickness of sheet rock is taken as the height exposed above the ground level i.e. 138mts (Plate-

3).

As the ROM is intended for use in the Road metal, Rough Stone and Gravel no specific parameters

were considered. The bulk density of 2.5 is adopted for estimating the reserves.

The sectional area was considered along with thickness of sheet rock and influence of 100.0 m
on either side of the leased area. The Bulk Density was considered at 2.5.

ii)Status of exploration:NA

(jlFeasibility Report along with financial analysis per economic viability of the deposit: The cost of
production of Road Metal, Rough Stone& Gravel is arrived at Rs. 190/- per ton inclusive of taxes and

royalty while the ROM is sold at Rs. 275/- per ton. The entire ROM is surely economic and

profitable.

(k) RESERVES:

(i) Mode of Mining, recovery Factor, Mining Losses, Processing Losses etc., Road Metal, Rough

Stone & Gravel will be mining by open cast other than fully mechanized method with drilling and

blasting. The gravel depth is estimated to be 3.5 m to 5.0 m varying at places. The recovery factor

for Road Metal & Rough Stone is considered as 95% with 5% interstitialveteto^dfractures. There

will not be any mining losses excepting handling loss which will be^^^K^y^d^ring further
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loading. v>
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(ii) Cut off grade and Ultimate Pit depth: N.A A

Of
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(in) Mineral blocked due to the presence of / maintenance of benche^j^E^Tinternal roads,

electrical lines etc,: The mineral will be blocked in 7.5m safety barrier zone, Roads and Benches

which is computed separately and tabulated in the succeeding paragraphs.

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(iv) Mineral Reserves:
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o The reserves are estimated basing on field traverses, the exposed hill portion above the

ground level and cross sections drawn on the ore body. The area of the influence and the cross

sections were taken at 100.0 m on an average on either side of the cross sections.The occurrence of
o
the Charnockite is more than 40.0 m bgl. Five cross sections A-A', B-B', C-C, D-D' and E-E' are taken
o
for computation of reserves.
o

o Geological Reserves:

o Sectional Area Mineable Reserves Interca-

Volume (Cum)
(Sqm) Influ- (Cum) lated
Sec-
o ence waste
tion Cate- Road Road Gravel Road metal
Gravel (m) Gravel @5%
o gory Metal Metal @100% @95%
(Cum)
o A-A' Proved 314 10,289 100 31,400 10,28,900 31,400 9,77,455 51,445
1
B-B Proved 1,051 26,354 100 1,05,100 26,35,400 1,05,100 25,03,630 1,31,770
0
C-C Proved 632 34,861 100 63,200 34,86,100 63,200 33,11,795 1,74,305
D D-D' Proved 90 27,737 100 9,000 27,73,700 9,000 26,35,015 1,38,685
0 E-E' Proved - 10,587 100 - 10,58,700 - 10,05,765 52,935
Total 2,087 1,09,828 2,08,700 1,09,82,800 2,08,700 1,04,33,660 5,49,140
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o Reserves blocked in 7.5m Buffer Zone:

o Sec Area Infl Mineable Reserves
Volume (Cum)
(Sqm) u- (Cum) Intercalated
o Section
enc waste @5%
Cate- Road Road Gravel Road metal
o Gravel e Gravel (Cum)
gory Metal Metal @100% @95%
(m)
o A-A' Proved 87 1,016 100 8,700 1,01,600 8,700 96,520 5,018
o B-B' Proved 37 1,254 100 3,700 1,25,400 3,700 1,19,130 6,270
1
C-C Proved 37 1,095 100 3,700 1,09,500 3,700 _lt04,025 5,475
o
D-D' Proved 79 927 100 7,900 92,700 7,900: 4,635
o E-E' Proved - 912 /7 ■ v-
//
100 - 91,200 // v-/ ^ 4,560
o Total 240 5,204 24,000 5,20,400 2^00(0^ 26,020
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o Reserves blocked under Safety Bench Slopes:
iA'1
\ Vf
o Sec Area Min^g} 7
Influ- Volume (Cum) Intercalated
Section (Sqm)
o ence waste @5%
Road Road Gravel Road metal
Category Gravel (m) Gravel (Cum)
o Metal Metal @100% @95%
A-A' Proved 6 2,358 100 600 2,35,800 600 2,24,010 11,790
o
B-B' Proved 6 6,752 100 600 6,75,200 600 6,41,440 33,760
o C-C Proved 6 10,130 100 600 10,13,000 600 9,62,350 50,650
o D-D' Proved - 5,618 100 - 5,61,800 - 5,33,710 28,090
E-E' Proved - 1,870 100 - 1,87,000 - 1,77,650 9,350
J
Total 18 26,728 1,800 26,72,800 1,800 25,39,160 1,33,640
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GRAVEL
o
Geological Reserves =s 2,08,700 Cum
o
Less Reserves blocked in 7.5m Buffer Zone = 24,000 Cum
o
Less Reserves blocked in Safety Bench Slopes = 1,800 Cum
o
Reserves available for Mining = l,82,900Cum
o

o ROAD METAL & ROUGH STONE

o Geological Reserves = 1,04,33,660 Cum

o Less Reserves blocked in 7.5m Buffer Zone = 4,94,380 Cum

o Less Reserves blocked in Safety Bench Slopes = 25,39,160 Cum

Reserves available for Mining - 74,00,060 Cum
o

o
Life of the Mine = 74,00,060 /1,03,284 = 71.64 years (say 72 Years)
o

o
I) Mineral Reserves / Resources
o
Level of Exploration Resources in ( MT) Avg. Grade
o
Gl- Detailed Exploration 7.40
-
o
G2> General Exploration - -
o
G3- Prospecting - -
o
G4 - Reconnaissance - -
o

o
The reserves/resource as per the UNFC as on 01.04.2018
o

o Classification Code Quantity (MT) Avg. Grade

o (1) (2) (3) (4)
Total Mineral Resources (A+B) Proved As on 01.04.2018 -
o A. Mineral Reserve -
Proved Mineral Reserve (Gl zone) Proved 7.40 -
O'
Total 7.40
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 3.0 MINING

(i) OPEN CAST MINING METHOD ( Proposed Mining to be Carried out)

The proposed mining method will be by opencast other than fully mechanized mining with

drilling and blasting. The ROM will be sized and sorted in the crusher established outside the quarry

lease area and loaded on to tippers and tractors using JCB. Mining will be carried out by formation of

benches of height 6.0mts each. The details and sections are depicted on Plate-4.

(ii)Year wise tentative excavation in Cubic Meters indicating development, ROM, Pit wise:About

1,32,900 m3of gravel and 5,43,600 m3of road metal & rough stone excavation out of which intended

ROM 5,16,420 cum (95%) of Road Metal & Rough Stone will be mined by forming benches of 6.0 m

each. The year wise details are tabulated below:

l.lnsitu Tentative Excavation

Total ROM from Mineralized Zone (Cum)

Top ROM
tentative OB/SB/IB
Year Pit No. Soil Clean ore Voids/Mineral Waste
excavation (Cum) Sub grade
(Cum) 95% Reject 5% Ratio
(Cum) (Cum)
(Cum) (Cum)
Gravel 1,32,900 Nil NIL 1,32,900 Nil NIL 1.0:0.0
First
RM 81,300 NIL NIL 77,235 Nil 4,065 9.5:0.5
Second RM 65,100 Nil NIL 61,845 Nil 3,255 9.5:0.5
Third RM 79,500 Nil NIL 75,525 Nil 3,975 9.5:0.5
Fourth RM 84,000 Nil Nil 79,800 Nil 4,200 9.5:0.5
Fifth RM 2,33,700 Nil Nil 2,22,015 Nil 11,685 9.5:0.5
TOTAL 5,16,420 Nil 27,180

(iii)Dump Management:

5% of intercalated waste to the tune of 27,180 m3 will be generated which will be dumped

over an area of 4,319 m2 to a height of 10 m on the Southw^fl^ fPfefS^pf the proposed QL area

as depicted on Plate-4. The generated waste will be utilize^^/t^S^cba^^rmation, marketed or

T-tf v2>v
leveling and partially for reclamation.

Lay out of Mine Workings, pits, roads, etc. N.A ^*

The applicant intends to extract Road Metal, Roui ;0m (95%) recovery &
3
Gravel production 1, 32,900 m during the Plan period.
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During this period, it is proposed to exploit the road metal. Rough stone and Gravel from the

total area of 87,292 m2 to an average depth of 15.0m over the lease area from RL 114 m to RL 162 m

as shown on Plates - 4 & 4(1).

There is no problem in the quality of Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel which confirms to the

specification Aggregates.

The Applicant proposes to carry out mining by opencast other than fully mechanized method

with drilling and blasting. The mineral will be sized and sorted in crusher for desired size separation.

Trucks / tippers will be deployed for transportation Plate - 4 & 4(1).

First Year; Mining will be initiated over the southern portion of the proposed QL area with the

removal of gravel to an average depth of 4.0m over an area of 46,706 m2 as depicted on Plate-4.

Road Metal & Rough Stone production will be achieved above RL 120.0 by forming single bench of

6m height covering an area of 13,009 m2 excavating 81,300 m3 of rock mass from which 77,235 cum

(95%) recovery will be achieved. About 4,065 m3 intercalated waste will be generated which will be

dumped on the southwestern portion of the proposed QL area which will be subsequently used for

leveling, laying road within the QL area and formation of Safety barrier around the Quarry Lease

boundary (Plate ~ 4 & 4A).

o
Second Year: Mining will be extended north of first year workings with two benches of height 6.0 m
o
each over an area of 6,907 m2 excavating 65,100 m3 of rock mass from which 61,845 cum (95%)
o
recovery will be achieved. About 3,255 m3 intercalated waste will be generated which will be dumped
o
on the southwestern portion of the QL area which will be subsequently used for leveling, laying road
o
within the QL area and formation of Safety barrier around the Quarry Lease boundary (Plate - 4 &
o
4A).
o
Third Year; Mining will be continued further north of second year workings with two benches of

height 6.0 m each over an area of 11,502 m2 excavating 79,500 m3 of rock mass from which 75,525 cum

(95%) recovery will be achieved. About 3,975 m3 intercalated waste will which will be

dumped on the southwest portion of the QL area which will be subseqz%flyj53$>Wv^ling, laying

road within the QL area and formation of Safety barrier around the Plate - 4

&4A).
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Fourth Year; Mining will be continued further north of third year wor^l^itS^S^e' benches of

height 6.0 m each over an area of 9,167 m2 excavating 84,000 m3 of rock mass from which 79,800 cum

(95%) recovery will be achieved. About 4,200 m3 intercalated waste will be generated which will be

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dumped on the southwest portion of the Q,L area which will be subsequently used for leveling, laying

road within the QL area and formation of Safety barrier around the Quarry Lease boundary (Plate - 4

&4A).

Fifth Year: Mining will be continued below the second, third and fourth year workings with four

benches of height 6.0 m each over an area of 14,116 m2 excavating 2,33,700m3 of rock mass from

which 2,22,015 cum (95%) recovery will be achieved. About 11,685 m3 intercalated waste will be

generated which will be dumped on the southwest portion of the QL area which will be subsequently

used for leveling, laying road within the QL area and formation of Safety barrier around the Quarry

Lease boundary (Plate - 4 (1) & 4 (lA)).

The year wise development is tabulated in the following Table:

Mineable Intercalated
Bench
Area Excavated volume Reserves @95% Waste
Year Height
(m2' (m3) (recovery) @5%
(m)
Cum cum
(Gravel)
4 1,32,900 1,32,900 -
First 46,706
13,009 6X2 81,300 77,235 4,065
Second 6,907 6X2 65,100 61,845 3,255
Third 11,502 6X3 79,500 75,525 3,975
Fourth 9,167 6X3 84,000 79,800 4,200
Fifth 14,116 6X4 2,33,700 2,22,019 11,685
Total 87,292 5,43,600 5,16,420 27,180

\.ov Mj/je
3.1 Drilling & Blasting
£ 3$
i &
Drilling Parameters: Vy.
& m
rz
i. Drill holes diameter: 32 mm and 1.5 m depth.
O/ & w
ii. Burden and Spacing: 0.8 m X 0.8 m.

iii. Rock broken / Hole: 0.8m X 0.8m X 1.5m = 0.96 m3.

iv. Yearly proposed for rock excavation: 5,43,600 m3

v. Therefore, No. of holes proposed for year: 1, 08,720 /0.96 = 1,13,250

vi. Therefore No. of holes proposed for day: 1,13,250/300 = 377 per day. Twenty holes shall

be blasted in a round.

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vii. Stemming and charging of the blast hole: The blast hole will be charged with 100 grams of
o
explosives and filled with clan pills subsequently; the shot hole will be stemmed using
o
brass stemming rods.
o
Explosive Requirement: 377 Holes X100 Gms = 37,700 Gms or 37.7 Kgs per day.
o
VIM. Explosive type: 1) Packed Aluminum Nitrate, 2) Liquid slurry and 3) Gunpowder as per
o
requirement.
o IX. The blasting time should be once in the morning at 6.00 A.M. and once in the evening
o before 6.00 P.M.

o The drilling will be carried out by a tractor mounted Compressor with jack hammer combination.

o The hole diameter will be 32 mm and the depth will be 1.5 m. The blasting material will be ANFO

o mixture and detonators. The blast holes will be covered with sand bags or plaster of Paris mixture to

o minimize the sound and dust rising. After blasting the rock It will be loaded by excavators into the

o Tippers and hauled to the crushing plant for further processing.

o
The explosive will be stored in the proposed magazine depicted on Plates-4, 4(1) & 5 and the
o
Applicant will obtain statutory permission from Government or carry out the drilling and blasting with
o outsourcing to licensed drilling & blasting expert as per MMR, 1961 and Explosives Act and Rules.
o
Mining operations will be carried out by deploying the following machinery:
o

o
Dia of hole Size/
S.No Type of machine Nos Make Motive power H.P
o (Inches) capacity

o 1 Excavator /JCB 1 - 1.2 cu m L&T Diesel 200

2 Tippers 2 - 17 tons - Diesel
o
3 Jackhammers 4 3" Diesel
o
4 Tractor mounted 2 2" Diesel 2
o compressors

o 5 Water Tankers 1

o 6 Loaders 1 3 cum

d
3.2 Conceptual Mine Planning: The worked out pit will occupy an area of 87,292 m2 or 8.729
o Hectares to a depth of 43-m reaching 110 m (FRL) at the southeastern portion of the proposed QL
o area. The area occupied by internal roads would be 0.012 Hectares, while plantation will be
o occupying an area of 0.694 Hectares on the south, southwest & southeast^^fy^J^^sed QL

o area. The Conceptual plan with Sections is enclosed as Plates - 6 & 6A. Yj Kk
•a.
o (b) Underground Mining :NOT APPLICABLE
m
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4.0 MINE DRAINAGE

a) The proposed QL area is part of hill to a height of 138.0 m above ground level. Rain water

constitutes the drainage system of the area. Normal course of drainage is a sheet wash over lower

reaches and flows on west of the proposed QL Area. Groundwater level 40-45 m bgl as reported by

farmers. A first order ephemeral stream is originating on the north west of the proposed QL area and

this area will not be mined to protect the natural stream (Plate-3).

b) The maximum height of the working level is 162 m while the minimum level of working would be

114 m.

c) Quantity and Quality of Water: The quality and quantity of water cannot be estimated as the mine

workings are at much higher levels of the groundwater table. However, the water is tasted in the

nearby agricultural field and the quality of water is found to be potable.

d) The entire QL area is over a sloping terrain and only sheet wash is anticipated during monsoon.

Regional drainage pattern is observed to be sub Dendritic in nature.

5.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECTS, SUB-GRADE & DISPOSAL OF WASTE

There is no mineral reject or sub-grade mineral in this quarry. However, about 5% interstitial

voids and intercalated waste is anticipated which is computed separately. This will be utilized for the

formation of internal roads and balance utilized to form a barrier all along the 7.5m buffer zone of

the proposed QL area to a height of 3.0 m and balance dumped over the south western portion of the

proposed QL area as depicted on Plates-4,4(1), 5 etc.,

6.0 USE OF MINERAL AND MINERAL REJECTS

There is no mineral rejects in this quarry. The ROM will be fed in to td~to

be established by the applicant outside the proposed QL area where it will W^^^^^^^i^^izes

and utilized for infrastructure/civil construction purpose. 1^7 j

7.0 PROCESSING OF ROM & MINERAL REJECTS £//

There is no processing of ROM in this QL excepting sizing. There is no MinerfpReject from this

Quarry.

8.0 OTHERS

a) SITE SERVICES: Site services such as office Room cum First Aid, Separate Shelter and toilets for

Gents & Ladies will be provided at Southern part of the QL area.

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b) EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL:

The human resources deployed are as follows:

S.No. Category No's

1. Second Class Mines Manager 1
2. Mine Supervisors 1
3. Helpers 20
5, Watch Men 2
6. Foreman 1
7. Drivers 5
TOTAL 30
 PART-B

PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UNDER RULE 23 OF MCDRiggS

1. ENVIRONMENT BASE LINE INFORMATION

a) Existing Land use Pattern: The proposed QL area is part of hill. An area of about 87,292 m2 will be

broken to a depth of 18 m to win the mineral. An area of 6,947 m2 is proposed for afforestation.

Roads will be occupying 125 m2, stock yard over 500 m2, Dump over an area of 4,319 m2 while site

services occupy 225 m2 (Plate-S).

North Hill
East Agricultural lands

West Agricultural lands

South Hill with cultivation

b) Water Regime: Rain water and groundwater constitute the water regime of the area.

c) Human Settlements: The QL area is surrounded by 13 villages. The main occupation of the local

people is agriculture, Sheep rearing and business. The details of villages, location, distance and

population are given in the following table:

S. No. VILLAGE DIRECTION DISTANCE In Kms. POPULATION

1 Venkayyapalem N 2.1 280
2 Chinnarachapalle NE 3.4 450
3 Dongairarepalem NE 4.1 350
4 Chauduvadda SW 4.0 600
5 Nagaram SW 3.8 550
6 Koduru W 2.5 6,597
7 Subhadrapalam W 1.1 1200
8 Venkatapuram NW 1.3 280
9 Dharmavaram NW 1.5 350
10 Kottapalem NW 2.3 450
11 Rachapalli NW 4.0 5,641
12 Tamaram NW 4.5 3,161
13 Ramannapalem N 3.5 500
d) Public buildings. Places of Worship and Monuments: No buildings or places of Worship &

Monuments.

e) Indicate any Sanctuary is located in the vicinity of the leasehold: No Sanctuary, eco-sensitive

areas etc.,are located in the vicinity of the leasehold.

2. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT:

Mine

(a) Land Area Degraded: An area of about 87,292 m2 will be degrade Tv %

4 od; and
2
Roads 125 m . w
M:
r. /
a
■y
(b) Air Quality: Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel mining do to some extent generates dust during

drilling and blasting. This would be minimized by usage of moist clay, sprinkling of water at blasting

site and haulage roads.Masks, earplugs and safety goggles will be provided to the workmen at mine

to avoid the negative impacts of dust arising.

(c) Water Quality: The subject area is far from industries and as such water is not polluted. The water

drawn from borewells will be supplied to workmen fordrinking.

(d) Noise Levels:Noise is anticipated from drilling, blasting and movement of vehicles. As the

quantum of mining is on a small scale the noise generation would be well within the limits. Therefore,

the noise pollution is expected to be negligible in the area. However, the Applicant will take all

precautions during drilling and blasting by providing mufflers.

(e) Vibration Levels due to Blasting: As the proposed drilling is by tractor mounted compressor and

blasting the vibration levels will be maintained to be within the limits,

(f) Water Regime: Mining of Road Metal, Rough Stone & Gravel will be carried out on lower levels of

hill progressively in the QL area to a depth of 18.0 m and in a closed environment limited to working

pit. The mining activity proposed would not intersect water table of the area. The water table is

observed to be 40-45 m in the adjacent bore holes of agricultural lands.

(g) Acid Mine Drainage: Not applicable.

(h) Surface subsidence: There will not be any surface subsidence as all the benches and ramp ways

will be thoroughly rolled for hard surface.

(i)Socio Economics: Mining of Road Metal, Rough Stone& Gravelwill create some employment

opportunities to local villagers thereby generating income and improvement in livelihood of local

villagers and revenue to Government by way of paying royalty.

0) Historical Monuments: No Historical monuments are located near and around the proposedQL

area.

(k) Bio-diversity: The slopes of the subject area consist of thick bushes, plants and mango & Cashew

plantation In the surrounding fields. There is no report of existence of wild animals in this region.

3. Progressive Reclamation Plan: Progressive reclamation is not studied and will be planned in the

ensuing scheme of mining.

4. Mined out Land: No mined out land will be formed during this Plan periodjs mineral is existing

much below the proposed workings during this plan period.

5. Top Soil Management: There is no top soil generation from the probbs^d Qt%& as such

management does not arise. r »

U v,-.- • -
6. Tailing Dam Management:No tailing dam is required.

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 7. Disaster Management and Risk Assessment: In this area mining does not involve disaster of land
o
etc., except degradation of land. No flooding, subsidence, land slide occur In the region. The Mines
o
Manager will take the responsibility in the event of any unto ward incident.
©
In event of any emergency the Contact person is:
o
Sri N. V. S. N. Raju Rajasagi
o S/o P. P. Rajasagi,
Thamaram (V),Makavarapalem (M),
o Visakhapatnam District, A.P.
o Tel: +918500067280

o 8. Care and Maintenance during temporary discontinuance:

o
An emergency plan to deal with the situation of temporary discontinuance or incomplete
o programme due to court order / due to statutory requirements or any other unforeseen

o circumstance will be drawn by the technical and managerial person to suit the specific situation of
this mine. This would be reviewed and modified to suit changing conditions and needs. This would
o
take care of preventing of access to dangerous places, pits and prevent accidental fall in to the water
o
logged pit of animals and men. Security is also to be looked in to the safety measures placed at
o
various places like fire-fightingequipment; main switches etc.. Security to be deployed at Explosive
o storage.

o As mining continues till then the question of discontinuance does not arise. However, any
o untoward incidence happens the safety of the mining area will not be disturbed. Security /

o Watchmen will be posted at the mine site for watch and ward.

o Items Details Proposed Actual Remarks

Dump Area afforested (Hect.) Nil Nil The waste generated
o
Management No. of Saplings planted
will be dumped on
o Cumulative number of plants
Southwest portion of
Cost including watch and care during
the year the QL area and
o
stabilized.
o Management Area available for vNo mineral is being
of worked out rehabilltation(specify) XX
^worked from the
o No. of saplings planted in the year
benches mm ^enches. However,
Cumulative number of plants
Q, l\0 \ \^ v etlfie benches will be
Any other method of rehabilitation
(Specify) Cost including watch and \ X 'l y^naintained for safety
d
care during the year and stability.
Reclamation Void available for back filJing( LXBXD) No proposals made as
and pit wise/ slope wise
o Nil they worked out pit
Rehabilitation Void filled by waste / tailings Nil will be utilized as
o by back filling Afforestation on the back filled area
water harvesting pit.
Rehabilitation by making water
o reservoir
Any other means (Specify)
o Rehabilitation Area available (hectares) Nil Nil
of waste land Area rehabilitated
D
within lease Method of Rehabilitation
o

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o
9. FINANCIAL ASSURANCE:

The Financial Assurance is calculated based on the details of land use considered is shown in the

prescribed format as per Circular No.4 of 2006 and is furnished below: The financial assurance by

way of bank guarantee will be furnished once the mining plan is approved at the time of execution.

TABLE INDICATING THE BREAKUP OF AREAS IN THE MINING PLAN FOR CALCULATION OF FINANCIAL
ASSURANCE
Area
Area put Additional considered Net area
on use at requirement Total as fully considered
S.No. Head the start during the reclaimed
(in for
of plan plan period and
Ha.) calculation
(in Ha.) (in Ha.) rehabilitated (in Ha.)
(in Ha.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Area under
1 Nil 8.729 8.729 Nil 8.729
Mining
Storage for Top
2 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Soil
Overburden /
3 Nil 0.431 0.431 Nil 0.431
Dump
4 Mineral Storage Nil 0.050 0.050 Nil 0.050
Infrastructure
(Workshop,
5 Nil 0.022 0.022 Nil 0.022
Administrative
Building etc,,)
6 Roads Nil 0.012 0.012 Nil 0.012
7 Railways Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
8 Green Belt Nil 0.694 0.694 Nil 0.694
9 Tailing Pond Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Effluent
10 Treatment Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Plant
Mineral
11 Separation Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Plant
12 Township Area Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
13 Others Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
GRAND TOTAL Nil 9.938 9.938 Nil 9
jgfts===:

Total Area Utilized 9.938 Ha.

s
Assurance Amount Rs. 25,000/- Per Hectare
Total area of 9.938 x Rs. 25,000/- Rs 2, 48,450/-
<9?
Of

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 However, an amount of Rs. 2, 50,000/- (Rupees Two Lakhs and Flfity Thousand only) will be

submitted as financial assurance by way of bank guarantee on approval of Mining Plan at the time of

execution to the ADM & G, Anakapaili.

Certificate

Certified that the above mentioned points will be taken care in theMining Plan forRoad Metal,

Rough Stone& Gravelover an extent of 24.000 Hects in Sy. No. 332 of G. Koduru Village,

Makavarapalem Mandal, Vishakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh.

All statutory organizations, courts etc. have been taken into consideration and wherever any

specific permission is required the Applicant will approach the concerned authorities.

All the measures proposed in this Mining Planwill be implemented in a time bound manner as

proposed.

9.1 Plan, Section etc.

Plans and Sections are submitted along with Mining Plan.

Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

V1SAKHAPAXNAM

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 FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS

PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING THE VIEW OF PROPOSED QUARRY LEASE

PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING THE BOUNDARY PILLARS AROUND THE QL AREA
 •TTT^lO 6-
■ GOVERNMENT OF-ANDHRA PRADESH
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

VISAKHAPATNAM
(PRESENT: SRI N.RANGA RAO, M.Sc. (Tech), DY. DIRECTOR)

Proceedings No; 615/Q2V/2017 ' Dated: 23.03.2017

Sub: Mines and Quarries - Quarry Lease for Road Metal , Rough
Stone & Gravel in Sy, No, 332 of G.Koduru VUlage
Makavarapalem Mandal, Visakhapatnam District - Grant Orders
- Issued - Reg,

Kef: 1. Quarry Lease application uat«I:8.9.20N from by Sri N V S N Rain

KajssagL ' * * " ^
2. Rc.No.181/16/SA dated 21.9.2016 from the Tahsildar. Makavarapalem
3. Consent iett^s submitted by the applicant, Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi

reCeiVed &0m the a

4^ PPlicant of Sri NV.SKRaju
5. Combined Proposal submitted by the Asst. Director of Mines and
geology, Anakapalli under single file systeih 6O36/Q£20-I^feed'
18.2.2017, received on 28.2.2017 .
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a&aiEiz b I |l'' V?1

lease r Dhave
We applications j,reCtt r 0f Milles & GeOl0Sy A
been ' of
received for grant ^palli has Stated
quarry leases cha^Sg^L^
for RoadMd^i^^ on

District tor a period of lOyears and the details are as follows, •

susr Name of the applicant Date of Extent

o. iRecommendatioiLs of the ADM&G 7]
(s) receipt of applied
Visakhapatnam
appHcation i
"
1 N.V .S.N.Kaja Kajasagi S.9.2014 40 Hects Raving KnQiity" over tile SLih£S{ji2eF?c '
KNo.* 6G36/Q/2014
■ applications. Hence, recommended-
•
far giant over an extent of 24.00
Hects.
I K, Shanmukeswaradas
L 13.2.2015 30 Hects NOG Due. the applied, area is partly
F.No-759/Q/2015
overlapping with the existing lease
Oi Piys. ANRAK Ahuminlam.
Survey and •demsrcadm for the

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I ^vedepping wkh die demarcated
o { f Sd CT.Si\SRagn Sfeagi. }
: ■vtenccy- proposed lor rejection.-
o ' 3-51: tm ■• | ISHecrs f Dnp, Snrvey and dearaicadon
?2H-a. 265S:Q^i5
-ihrr dte lemsining ectenr will be
o
I carded out alcer getdag HOC Som
o Revenue authorise

o j Minerals
plied area is " completely
S 7985/0/2015
¥T r
c t * ' *i sppiixg with the demarcated
o
Sri
' f .
o m .Rajn Rajasagi Hence,
& id for reiecdozL
o SOvySi h&tfxioA
in the reference cited, Sri NR^Sissi^^KifTesam^ v •
o

o
Misakhapatnam on 8.9.2014, ' • Director of Mmes & Geology
o

o
has il
" ^ tllS « - 1
-
o office on 3.1.2017 pr^e^e of^ffappIicsi^Ml3 tT^ ^^ 0
™
from . Narasipatnam - Thallapalem R&B Road and on the way ^ ^ 3 di5tanCe 0f 4 ^
o
Qiversion. PhysiograpHcaliy, jhe applied area is - H1WW ,- l'i "juiict1011 taldng &
5 teXTZm 0n tlie slo e
the hill covered with thick hashes cashew nut nlanrc 'T* ' P Potion o
o
rocks. There is thick vematiorir^R ^
o Geologically, the applied area consols of C^rn V't^rR^ " ^ ^ ^ ^
slopes as Jeil as Sending at foo^hffi Mnior^n? ^ ^ ^ 0f ^ ^ ^ M
o stirroundihghills trending in the direcdonofstrike of^hlsii115 ^ foot 111115 0
hills in the southern side of the aDpIied area \ f" ounding iuU. rurmer, the surrounding
o
Khondalite origin and grlvd ^ ^Meon 2 aT ^ KOttdalite ^ 0f r0Cks- °
o wtainB. j ,cus; rr« "fr1 *- '"-i-
Eastern Ghat mobile belt (EGMB) formation of Archaean brThese 3 ^ondaltte belongs t(
o of mecamorphism and they are expected to have be™ f ^ °eloI1f to facie

o metmnoiphism. As the area affected with inntrni-rabie iom-s^'Tfi- ^ p;llingnetlc 6151011 am

they are rendered for productian and road metal and bnll ling sron^ns^HOTch^ro^^ctlons^0113
D
PTO.
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Venlcl'r^ aboveRaju
Venkata Surya Naxayana circumstances.
Rajasagi ( Quarry lease is hereby
603S/Q/2014)( grantedfor
3- appUcatioa) i* aWar
periodof Sri Naga
of (10) years

VrnJeM*^
IrHage, Makavarapalem
f Mandal, ^ Meta1, ROUSh
^Vrsaiiapatnam St011e & Gravd 511 Sv Ko 332 of
District and the quarry lease- applications
- G.Kodum
of the 6*

79™^ Nf V-S™-° Sri Manjunadha MineS ( 9907(fcs &

,eCt 10 SaftfectiQI1311 tmm
^ 96t> and ^ a^Tt
PPkcahle proYisioni of die.^^M(D&R)^ Act, .1957 asd M
tb- dovea
q, under APMMC
|ofia „ .

Sl.No. Name of the applicant Minerdl Extent of ar ea j Period of lease

granted (inHects) finvesTA
1 Sn . Naga Venfeta Suiya; ".Road Metal,
24.00 i. -JA
Naxayana- Rkjti Rn| aisagi ^dligH-sfoiie: ; fD.;-'~ :/;yyv|
(6036/Q/20U:) ■ ..,:,si3'4';Grai\'el

Further,
■don withott s&r notice should It beibvixt

a. Tltat the orders arc in coauivcctioh of any judlciai c-jQuasi ittdidai Proc^Ac ^.^
subsisang or supervemng or thst-fe crdes?isr^ sre
rule or law for the time being la force ]rr^}^c4' ^ __ _Ar: ^ " 7." '-t
b. That rhe Quarry operations ^^ tr~^-
rhat the J srrec-rgrm-.
to.nos^.-es o-f mas,-ard. ErArrAs s^d.
1 ublic o. ?.ivate-prpp^rces ' exnlcd^Trc • a" .d.r^-"^
A-'- •'• / '^1 -
and recovered. ' —- - ^■ -p. ^ vyd de s-dnr-r
c. That die area is found St for qia'nymj Granite usefcl « gtentte cutdn.
0
any time in mtirre, ': ■s~
d. yat the grant and enjoyment of the lease is in violation of any statute,
^vemment and if any objections are raised thereon bv any compere' & •ff. ate
e. That .the Pp^oaS:^e.^^g;|a,^6iis:.|0llniios Wectis- th- h
*

- -- ^s-pperations me in violation v.nrovisiGCS

Regulations, 1961 _an<i the'Isss' shall' ohmm n*
provisions of la^pmaining to safety and of the persons emplovi
Wsakh®
g. The Asst. Director of Mines and Geology. AnatanallL j- . , , T

W vide^^nS
0f m<i Ge010
AndhraPmdS ^ Government of

'■ —to informed to the We a'oout

Amendment Act,2015, dafoH? 03 MS ^ f ^ DlStn'Ct baSed 011 ^ ^
Department, dated U.03.2016 and D.O. Lett™ No. ?
03^ off
l6
Secretary to Government (FAG), Industries and Commerce Department. '

hi respect of tire rransferarea area, \£meral Pewnu^ «,-?} _ v - »,

and the lessee is liable to pay the revised rates accordingly.

I The gmtsg -should pay the following amounts before execution of the Quarry Lease deed:
a, ead Rent: Rs. 50,000/- per hector per annum for Road Metal and Rough Stone
ge
c. ~
Land ^ RS'Rs.
Assessment: ^ per 0f ROad M?tal & Rou
^hector,
25A per per annum. ^
StQae
-J ^ 30/- per M3 for Gravel
d. Security Deposit A sum Equivalent to o year Advance Dead Rent
e. District Mineral Foundation (DMF) : 30% on Sign'fee per Cum
t fdERlT: 2% on Seigniorage fee per Gum
z

g. TheMgnio^e fee or DMd H.„t. ,viucicver fa Wgfcer sM be arse^d on the mmor ml™,, <Wcbs c-
ctEsamed. froza ths demised land even- year. p
-F 1 V--
O M Pxoc.No.,6I5/Q2V/2017.dt: 23, 03^017 of Ae Dy. Director of Mines acGeoto^Visaktoatnam

o *S-#
•rf-.w . a PP
—^—■ —— P.'NPIX
if

/o n^je jo J3 18 aSiditem 7(1) of Fosm G lease dee^). _

® 6. opemrions ,vitW the ^ ^ded » ^ W d.ed (Se^

Rule 13}- ^^ ^ d C52ti^s hideout £ pioper license issued by tke compatcnt
o

'■: Seisniotage fee (See Rules 2 of tke lease deed uxForm G). d i „ irn
!n:r.:rs:"S"="=^
S"l»« Aovdd « opce report »ch
o i l
"■ ^^»^^^^<' ^ £ mdGMl
^ <seeMc28^l)
° * '' ■
tA^My cs tes l965
^

O 1 13. Se^eet^ald md mSttdn at kb owu expenses boundary pillars aro^d the leased area as per Rale 31 (Vt) o£
fS 3 .. The'teiee^otdd^ubmiE quarterly returns in Forro 'C CO tiie Asst. Director and Dy. Director-coitcemed.
> S € i-sbotid — ,11 registers at dte qnarry- site showin-g ie quantity of ad the tntnor serais qt«rrted and
O w StiUa exceeding sixmondts front dtc date of exeennon frte le^e sluB Ofule
' f/lof ApbtMORoles, 156S nnlesspriorpennissionis obtainedfiointKeDirectOEOiMmes an ogy. >' ^ ^
1
-^fe!^-,s^P:I^^=ay«eOTinthele^in«eeeRtde31(VaaofAPMMC,Btto.l96&
D ■ qs;- SJlSeStid not'eut or.injure any tree in the area under lease vdAouc . prior permission of die Dy. Director (Sea

) 19. area is belengsto the Government (See Rule

of the
31 Asst. Director
(Vi) of before the1956),
APMMCRales. erection of any buildtng■, in
i the
u lend
rv tvarea, it«<n
me

o 20. The lessee should surrender the area as and when required by the Government by an order nsued by the Dy. Director VS

21. The ^e sho^^^vhe mineial only with- valid dispatch permits (See Rule 34) isfued by competent
D
22. ^tlSe should produce the records, to the Asst. Director and Dy. Director on or before 30- April of every ye^r oi as
and when demanded by the Asst. Director or Dy . Director. .
03 The gtsntes should abide by all rules of APMMC Rules, 1956 and the asreudments made from, tuaeto tune.
O ^ TV.. L^tee should work the area where planraticrr is made only after obmisins the consent from the enjoyers of the land
S" nor worh widnn 45 maters -of any or any public works or buildings or of other penmnent
) ' ss pet Re.madmi 109 cf ifemliferans Mines Regukdons 1S61 and also not to worx, wnhm hor^ontci distance
;
:• of" 15 meter, ftom either bank of river or canal or from the boundary of a bke, ^ or other surface reservon as par
DRiClllauoa 127 of Mccalifarous Mines Rfiguladoas. 1961. . .
■>6 The ermtee wili be held sespousible for all quantities as may be assessed at any dme in fatore on the measuremeat ex pits,
v 27 -The gnntee shall be submit the Environmeatal clearance tvith prerequisites from the Competent authonuy as per
^ f guid^ines issued by the Honble Supreme Couit of India and orders of the National Greea Ttibunai. Timapal bench. New
Delhi in apphcadon No. 123 of 2014 and MA.419/2G14 date 13.01.20L5 and Director oi Mines and Geology Circular
raamnMo.911/F/2G14,dated21.02,2015. _ , ^
ng A-rastee should be abide V/ the all to the consdcudan of dm District Mineral Foundation
(DMiyCouncil within tie District based Acr 20l5; GOX
G.O.Ms. No. 36. Ind,, 8t Comn (M.II) Depaxt^trdsA^MlS and D.O. Letter No. 1Q5^4/M.I!(I)/2015. dated
) 22.03.2016 of the Secretary to Govemnsat DEpsrtmer^J^^^

^ 'A ■* \ ^ ) * jpv. Director of Mines and Geology,

O ' ' / i/f Vis akhnp amam

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o
GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
o DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY
Lr.No.6036/Q/2017 Dale; 2017.
o
From To.
0

o Cli.Suryaciiandra Rao. M.Sc.[TecliJ.. Sri TTlagiuiadlt'd

Assi .Director of Mines and Geology. Gannavaram Village,
o Anakapalli. Nathavarani(M)
Visakhapainam.
o Sir,
o
Sub: Mines and Quarries - Quarry Lease "ranted Tor Road Metal mid, Gravel
o 24.00 Meett. in Sy.No.332 of Village,
Visakhapatnam District in favour of Sri N.V.S.N. Raju Rajasagi for a further
o period of 10 Years Submission of EC, CFE & CFO from APPCB - Reg.
o
Ref: Ref: Proceedings NO.615/Q2V/2017, datcd.23.03.2017 of the Deputy Director of
o Mines and Geology. Visakhapatnam.

o
In the reference cited above, the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology.
o
Visakhapainam has granted a Quarry lease for Road Metal and Gravel over an 24.00 Hect. in
o Sy.No.332 of Gannavaram Village. Nathavaram Mandal. Visakhapatnam District in favour of Sri
N.V.S.N. Raju Rajasagi for a further period of 10 years. You have to Submission of EC, CFE &
o CFO from APPCB as per from grant order conditions.

o
Further, the quarry leases for further period of 10 years in the subject area with a
o direction of the Dy. Director of Mines and Geology, Visakhapatnam to submit Environmental
Clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Climate Change, Government of India,
3 Consent of Establishment, Consent of Operation from AP Pollution Control Board which is pre-
requisite vide Circular Memo No.9l l/P/2014. dt: 21.02.2015 of the Director of Mines and
Q
Geology. Hyderabad.
o
Therefore, you are hereby requested to submit (he above said clearances in respect of the
3 quarry lease held by you in the subject area, failing which, action will be taken as per ryjles.jn
force.
O R?
o A
Yours faithfully,
vv
o
Asst. Director ieologVv
Q Anakapdiie. \\ 4-, \
.V
o Copy submitted to the Dy. Director of Mines and Geology, Visakhapatnam for
information.
o
Cop\ submitted to the Zonal Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Visakhapatnam for favour of
o information.

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 GOVERNMENT OK ANDHRA PRADESH
o DEPAK i MENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY
Lr.No.6036/O/20l 7
Date: .2017.
o
From
To, ,
o 1
v \/ s $ * /oj
Ch.Suryachandra Rao. M.Sc.fTechJ., 1
o Si'
Asst .Director of Mines and Geology.
CJannavaram Village,
Anakapalli.
o Naihavaram(M)
Visakhapatnam.
o
SUb:
Hd t
QUi rri
' 1 \?U^' Uasc
^iKi ^ Oravcl ovccan
o
. "LSy:No.-JV 01
^^W^llage,
1 DlStnCl ,n fav0ilr
o rtan . 'CT
onallciis for execution of quarry lease Raj"
and documenis f deed Rajasagi
- Reg. - Produce the

o
Rcr:
■
dated 23 03 2(,17
• • »'•^ '>^ Mine

o ***

o n ■ ,0 • v , S
, lX
^ndaL Visakhapatnam District in favour of Sri N V S N Raiu

o fritthe nlroffaVC
fe" date PI
'? order
grant T tor the lbll0Wi,lg Chi,llans
documents
T execution of quarry lease deed. the period Of90 days
'

o S.No. Amount
Particulars
(Rupees) Head of Account
o Dead Rent. ol Rs. 12.00.000/- 085: - Non-FeiTOus Mining and
o Metallurgical Industries
aCv
102 - Mineral Concession Fee,
o
/.«*■ Rents & Royalties
'uz
A^
o Royalty on Minor Minerals
and A\^ess.niem - -y
•V 0029 - Land Revenue
o 800 -Other Receipts
81 Other Items
o Cess on L.A. Rs. 1000/- 8448 - Deposits not Local fond
o 109 - Panchayath Bodies funs.
03 Zilla Perished fond.
o Security Dcj^osit Rs. 12,00.000/- In the shape of Postal Deposit
(Separate letter enclosed)
o Non Judicial Stamp papers (9% on PR) Rs. i o^nnn/J
Form-G (Lease Deed Forms)
o SCopies
Surveyed Sketches
8 Copies
v> 8 Photos (Passport size)
SCopies
Property Prool mtheslmpe ofNotarized Aflidavit on Rs.l00/->Mr Stpmp Pop...
o 10 :
Income Tax*
Tax an Advanr^ riA-art
"n Advance Drad d DVaJnnrw 7!
Rent Rs.24000/T7^iT^7 rr
h^T^——--———
II C .nnv of
Copy nr the
i Hm A
A PG
PrtlCT D
ST RegistrationrvTTrlr _ .
Certificate "" ——
o
12 -££Py ofthe PAN Card & Aaddhar Card
o DDO Code: 1)202*1307001.

o
inl on,led t0 0 th
• ^ of
period inn
90 days from 'the date grant ah if you
y " orders, Tails toproposals
necessary furnish the above
will said documents
be submitted within
to the Dv
o
Director of Mines and Geology. Visakhapatnara for revocation of srant orders.
o

Yours faithfully,
j

J Asst. Geology,
Aiiakapalle.
o
 GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
PROCEEDiNGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF MINES AND GEOLOGY:; IBRAHIMPATNAM
(PRESENT: SRI B.SREEDHAR, i.A.S., DIRECTOR (FAC))
Proceedings No.24SS6/R1-3/2017. Date. 21-02-2018
Sub: Mines and Quarries Quarry Lease tor Road Metal, Rough Stone &
Gravel held by Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi over an extent of 24.000
Hectares in Sy.No.332 of G.Koduru Village. Makavarapalcm Mandai,
Visakhapatnam District - Extension of time for execution of Quarry
Lease - Granted - Orders - Issued.
Rcf: I. DDM&G, Visakhapatnam Procd.No.615/Q2V/2017, dt.23-03-2017.
?. Letter (it.01-09-2017 from Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Raiasagi received on
04-09-2017 -
3. AOM&G, Anakapaifi lr.No.6036/Q/2()14r dt.06-02-2018.

ORDER:

The Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, VLsokhopalnarn vide reference

cited, granted quarry lease for Road Mela), Rough Stone & Gravel over an extent
of 24.000 Hectares in Sv.No.332 of G.Koduru Village. Makavarapalcm Mandai,
Visakhapatnam District for a period of 10 years in favour of Sri N.V.S.M.Raju
Rajasagi with a condition that the grantee should execute the lease deed within a
period of 90 days from the date of grant under Rule J3( 1) of APMMC Rules, 1965.
But, the grantee failed to execute the lease deed within the stipulated period.
In the reference 2"" cited, Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi filed a representation
requesting grant of extension of time for execution of quarry lease deed as he failed
to execute the lease deed within the stipulated period.

The Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Anakapalii vide rerercnco 3 " cited,
recommended to condone the delay in submission of statutory documents for
execution of lease deed by the Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Raja sag: and request for extension
of time for execution of lease deed as desired by the grantee.

After careful examination of the matter and in exercise of the powers

conferred under Rule 13(1) of APMMC Rules, 1966 the delay caused in execution of
quarry lease deed by Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi is hereby condoned and permission
is also hereby accorded in his favour (or execution of quarry lease within (30) days
from the dale of receipt of this order. He is informed that if trie lease deed is not
executed within the extended period of time no further extension will be granted
and the grant orders will be revoked.

The Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Anakapalii is therefore directed to

take necessary further action in the rnaitor.

Sc!/- B.S
DIRECTOR Ol
To
Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagt,
S/o. Sri P.P.Rajasagi,
Thamaram Village, Opp: HP Petrol Bunk,
Makavarapalem Mandai,
Visakhapatnam District - 531 113. A.P.
The Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Anakapalii.
submission of EC, CFE before the lease deed is executed.
Copy to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Visakhapatnam

// Attcsled //

I Geology
Asst. Diieclor of Mines and
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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
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CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
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AS QUALIFIED PERSON TO PREPARE MINING PLAN
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[Under Rule 14(2) of Granite Conservation and Development Rules 1999]
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SH r. Linga Murthy, S/o. Sri T Rajesham, RJo 10-2-92/3/161 A, Janaki Enclave,

Karmanghat, Hyderabad, Telangana whose photograph is affixed herein above, having

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given evidence of his qualification and experience is hereby granted recognition under
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rule 14(3) of Granite Conservation & Development Rules, 1999 as Qualified Person to
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prepare Mining Plans/ Schemes.
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Q Registration Number is : RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017

) This Recognition is valid for a period of 10 years with effect

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from .08.2017 valid upto .08.2027.
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This certificate will liable to he withdrawn/cancelled in the event of furnishing the

wrong information /documents in the Mining Plan submitted by him.

Place: Ibrahimpatnam
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. vm* ines nd Geology (FAC)

mmM't: Director of Mines & Geology

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mm s.-': :• Govt. of Andh' a Pradesh
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LOCATION & KEY PLAN FOR ROAD METAL,ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL

00 Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi

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INDEX-A INDEX-B
•: V Point No Station North Latitude East Longitude Si.No. Village Name Direction Distance Population
1 •"■• " A 17° 35' 01.43" 82® 45' 58.17" 1 Venkayyapalem North 2.1Km 280
>Vv m;
r"^ .'IjM 2 B 17° 35'04.05" 82° 45' 59.4"
//t'- 2 Chinnarachapalle NE 3.4Km 450
f « o • 4 • Owwi |cfV» J rr: 3 C 17° 35' 04.3" 82® 45' 52.6"
Hi K.o 3 Dongairarepalem NE 4.1Kin 350
»*,-/»iMp/ ; 4 D 17° 35' 04.0" 82° 45' 51.2"
o o > V' -(00 »>««.'< k SW
enkatapuram fy \-:^T Y 4 Chauduvadda 4Km 600
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l > V /i\ «>•<*'>..« j-, y .g"" 5 E • 17° 35' 08.13" 82® 45' 52.88"
N17' 35'09.5 l V :■> 1/ 6 , F ' 17° 35' 10.78" 82® 45' 48.92" 5 Nagaram sw 3.8Km 550
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.<5CP 6'St^pe)^ 7 ,G "17° as'og.ae" 82° 45' 46.55" 6 Koduru West 2,5Km 6,597
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\ . /*V stfi, .'vX JTLm^x K XI - V,v.
f ' SC| ;. ^ 8 -TDrV "17° 35' 11.24" 82° 45' 44.80" West
(>\ ^ ^ijoooda v ® rfZ • p- Dan 7 Subhadrapalara 1.1 Km 1,200
«<7tk* N , \coqo«9 \ ' 9 I 17° 35' 15.22" 82° 45" 46.13"
y Koci A 8 Venkatapuram NW 1.3Km 280
— 8- >\ "iVy &\ ; ,^ei DenM ftirtO wlX
r^-vVJ/Xr tV' 10 J 17° 35' 20.53" 82® 46' 04.86"
ago ram 52?
S /j^xx \ ' aj \ i vr 11 K 17° 35' 12.27" 82® 46' 04.92" * 9 Dharmavaram - NW 1.5Km 350
s"^ j 1 iX Opw un,b Xv
y VvX- X-t" -—A-C V * 12 L 17° 35' 08.15" 82° 46' 03.18" 10 Kottapalem NW 2.3Km 450
X/ A
X- Ss«s 13 M 17° 35' 05.25" 82° 46' 09.53" 11 Rachapalli NW 4 Km 5,641
Psfec; "r
Nalla Kooda 14 N 17° 34' 59.04" 82® 46' 07.16"
uvMo * /«y»j ?i > ^ / 12 Tamaram NW 4.5Kra 3,161
/o /« « -vy^-s/MV a ;i w yS.. 15 GCP-1 17® 35' 07.8" 82° 45' 48.4"
0 \ 9 -^AlirKonda 13 Ramannapalem North 3.5Kra 500
lA/i ■J\ 36 GCP-2 17° 35' 02.5" 82® 45' 56.9"
OCM urifi ( >
X /fi'l^i kXW e 17 GCP-3 17° 35' 08.3" 82® 45' 44.7"
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LEASE BOUNDARY
7.5m BARRIER ZONE
PLATE - 3
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MINING PLAN FOR
SOIL COVER ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
GRAVEL Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
BOULDERS Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
G.Koduru (V). Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE)
SURFACE CUM GEOLOGICAL PLAN
A 1 BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.()m
A'. SECTION LINE Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
lease map authenticated by the State Government
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LEASE BOUNDARY ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
7.5m BARRIER ZONE
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
GRAVEL G.Koduru (V). Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE) GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS

STREAM SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m

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PRODUCTION PLANTATION N17° 35' 05.25'

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LEGEND
PLATE-4(1)
LEASE BOUNDARY WASTE DUMP MINING PLAN FOR
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
7.5m BARRIER ZONE SITE SERVICES
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
CONTOUR, WITH VALUE in m MAGAZINE AREA
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
SOIL COVER RETENTION WALL G.Koduru (V). Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P,

GRAVEL STOCK YARD (500 m2) DEVELOPMENT PLAN (5th YEAR)

SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE)
Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. lease map authenticated by the State Government
STREAM
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"ABM" ASSUMED BENCH MARK 'vVV .

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RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017
APPLICANT RQP
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Section, X-X

PLATE - 4(1 A)

LEGEND MINING PLAN FOR

ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL

LEASE BOUNDARY

Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi

7.5m BARRIER ZONE
Over an exient ot 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of

GRAVEL G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), VLakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.

J 1 1—
+ + + DEVELOPMENT SECTION (5th YEAR)
+ + + ROAD METAL (CHARNOCKITE)

SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.Um

Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the

PRODUCTION
lease map authenticated by the State Government
5th YFAR

^NWISS £ £

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T. LINGA MURTHY

of A.P RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017
APP NT RQP
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E82 45' 52.6

PRODUCTION PLANTATION (on

(iCP-2 (Kevcnuc Stone)
N170 35 01.42V
E82 45'58.17"

N170 34'59.04
N E820 46' 07.16

LEGEND
PLATE■
LEASE BOUNDARY WASTE DUMP MINING PLAN FOR
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
7.5m BARRIER ZONE I I SITE SERVICES
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
ior' CONTOUR, WITH VALUE in m |>j| MAGAZINE AREA
Over an extent of 24.0()()Ha in Sy.No.332 of
SOIL COVER STREAM G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.

GRAVEL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (lst-4th YEAR)

SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m
ROAD METAL. ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE)
Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. lease map authenticated by the State Government
A1
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SECTION LINE
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ASSUMED BENCH MARK t';. ; V *'
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Section iK-X1

PLATE -4A

MINING PLAN FOR

LEGEND
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL

LEASE BOUNDARY
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasag

7 5m BARRIER ZONE
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of

G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), VLakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.

GRA\EL

DEVELOPMENT SECTION (lst-4th YEAR)

+ + +
+ + + ROAD METAL (CHARNOCKITE)
1 X L
SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m

Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the

PRODUCTION
lease map authenticated -by the State Government
1st YEAR
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/
2nd YEAR e.
Hi

3rd YEAR >

9^

4th YEAR T. LINGA MURTHY

RQP/DMG/AP/4S/2017,
APR RQP .
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Agriculture Lands

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LEGEND Vtea**: PLATE - 5

LEASE BOUNDARY 500MLINE MINING PLAN FOR
7.5m BARRIER ZONE ^ 60M LINE ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
loo' I CONTOUR. WITH VALUE in m H ROAD
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
^ SOIL.COVER
CO | | | STOCKYARD G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.
ti SITE SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN
- ' GRAVEL
J ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE) DUMP SCALE: 1:5000, Contour Interval 6.0m
Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
7v I BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. MAGAZINE AREA lease map authenticated by the State Government
|P SECTION LINE RETENTION WALL
~Nnw ASSUMED BENCH MARK STOCK YARD (500 m )
; T. LI CA ' 'JTfTHY
STREAM RQP/DlViG/AP/45/2017
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PLANTATION
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■ X-X6j 5th YEAR
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LEGEND
PLATE - 6
LEASE BOUNDARY WASTE DUMP MINING PLAN FOR
7.5m BARRIER ZONE ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
SITE SERVICES
CONTOUR, WITH VALUE in m Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
MAGAZINE AREA
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
SOIL COVER RETENTION WALL G.Koduru (V). Makavarapalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.
GRAVEL STOCK YARD (500 m2) CONCEPTUAL PLAN
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE) SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m
Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
A' BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. STREAM lease map authenticated by the State Government
A Aj
SECTION LINE r.'
"SBJT ASSUMED BENCH MARK
xx| ; T. LINGA MURTHY
7. RQP/DMG/AP/45/2017
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140 m_i I + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +' + ' + ' + ' + ' + ' +
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Section'X-X1

PLATE -6A

LEGEND MINING PLAN FOR

ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL

LEASE BOUNDARY

Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi

7.5m BARRIER ZONE
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of

GRAVEL G.Koduru (V), Makavaranalem (M), Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.

+ + + CONCEPTUAL SECTION
+ + + ROAD METAL (CHARNOCKITE)
-i \ '
SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m

Certified that the aoove plan is prepared based on the

lease map authenticated=byj;he State Government
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E82 45' 58.
[ 3rd YEAR
4thyear ABM 108 '
5th YEAR N17° 34' 59.04"
N E820 46' 07.16"

LEGEND
PLATE - 7
LEASE BOUNDARY WASTE DUMP MINING PLAN FOR
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE & GRAVEL
7.5m BARRIER ZONE SITE SERVICES
Applicant: Sri N.V.S.N.Raju Rajasagi
-lOflT' CONTOUR, WITH VALUE in m MAGAZINE AREA
Over an extent of 24.000Ha in Sy.No.332 of
SOIL COVER RETENTION WALL G.Koduru (V), Makavarapalem (M). Visakhapatnam (Dt), A.P.

GRAVEL STOCK YARD (500 m2) PROGRESSIVE QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN

SCALE: 1:2000, Contour Interval 6.0m
ROAD METAL, ROUGH STONE (CHARNOCKITE)5)
Certified that the above plan is prepared based on the
BOUNDARY PILLAR WITH No. lease map authenticated by the State Government
STREAM
"ABir ASSUMED BENCH MARK
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WASTE DUMP
vV T. LINGA MURTHV ,
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