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Foreword

The regular availability of Granite (Building Stone) aggregate in required quality has

a very vital role in the infrastructure development of the nation along with other

construction material. Granite (Building Stone) mining has been categorized as

mining of minor mineral & is usually operated in small leased out area & for small

lease period.

The recent directive of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India dated 27.2.2012 has made

Environmental Clearance mandatory of the mines of even less than 5 ha in area.

The Ministry of Environment &Forest, GOI, New Delhi, vide notification dated

18.5.2012 have set out the directions accordingly.

In order to comply with the statutory directives, the project proponent approached

& retained M/s Overseas Min-Tech Consultants., Jaipur as Environment Consultant

for preparing various documents related to their quarry for getting Environment

Clearance from Govt. of Kerala.

This document has accordingly been prepared for seeking Environmental Clearance

from SEIAA, Govt. of Kerala, for Granite (Building Stone) Quarry (having mine

lease area of less than 5 ha).

The cooperation extended by the owners & staff of Granite quarry, during the

process of preparation is gratefully acknowledged.

For M/s Overseas Min-Tech Consultants,

Place: Jaipur Date: 02.01.2015

(Mr. Arun Kumar Yadav) CEO & EIA Coordinator

DECLARATION BY EIA COORDINATOR

This is to declare that I, Arun Kumar Yadav, an approved EIA Coordinator for

sector-1 mining of minerals including open caste/under Ground mining of category

“B” and employee with M/s Overseas Min-Tech Consultants, Jaipur will be

responsible for the proposal submitted in respect of Granite (Building Stone) Quarry

of M/s. KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd. for extraction of Building Stone in

Block No. 1, survey. No. 125/2-9, 2-1, 2-8, 2, 126/1-1,1-2, 2-3, 2-4, 9,4 at Village-

Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, District- Kottayam, Kerala.

The List of Team members (Disclosure of Consultants) who are involved in the

Preparation of this proposal are given below:

DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS

Nature of

Consultancy Name and address of the Consultant/expert

Approvals,

if any

EIA

Coordinator Mr. Arun Kumar Yadav

ISO 9000-

2008

certified.

The minutes

of 125th IA

AC meeting

dt. August

13, 2014

were

considered

and

approved.

FAE-AP Mr. Satyendra Prakash Goyal

Associate FAE Miss. Poonam Kanwar

FAE-WP Dr. Anjali H Chachane

Associate FAE Miss Poonam Kanwar

FAE-AQ Mr. Asif Hussain

Associate FAE Miss. Poonam Kanwar

FAE-EB Mr. Ganesh Datta Bhatt

FAE-NV Mr. Arun Kumar Yadav

FAE-LU Mr. Ganesh Datta Bhatt

Associate FAE Miss. Asha Rauthan

FAE-HG Mr. Manoj Nandwana


FAE-Geology Mr. Manoj Nandwana


FAE-RH Mr. Arun Kumar Yadav

FAE-SC Dr. Anjali H Chachane

FAE-SHW Mr. Satyendra Prakash Goyal

Arun Kumar Yadav

EIA Coordinator

DECLARATION BY THE HEAD OF THE ACCREDITED CONSULTANT

ORGANIZATION (ACO)

I, Arun Kumar Yadav hereby, confirm that the above mentioned experts prepared

this document and I shall be fully accountable for any misleading information

mentioned in this statement.

Arun Kumar Yadav

CEO & EIA Coordinator

Granite (Building Stone) Quarry of M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd.,Located at Vill- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, Dist- Kottayam,

Kerala

CHECK LIST FOR MINING PROJECT

Granite (Building Stone) Quarry of M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., Located at Vill- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, Dist- Kottayam, Kerala

CHECKLIST

M/S Overseas Min-Tech Consultants, Jaipur

CHECKLIST FOR MINING PROJECTS

Sl.

No. Item Description

Page

No.

1. Category/Sub category & Schedule “B2” Category, 1(a)

2.

Form I Enclosed

Questionnaire for mining projects Enclosed

Pre-feasibility report Enclosed

Environment Management Plan

Quarry/Mining plan Enclosed

3.

Whether the project site falls within

ESZ-1 of WGEEP report or ESA of

HLWG

ML area does not fall in the

ESZ-1 of WGEEP report.

4. Proof of ownership of land Enclosed as Annexure-1

5. Proof of authorized signatory

Company resolution on

authorized signatory and self

attested ID proof enclosed as

Annexure- 6

6. Cadastral map duly signed by Village

Officer (original) Enclosed as Annexure : 7

7. Recent photographs of the project

site with digital dates of the camera Enclosed as Annexure : 8

8. Area survey plan approved by

Village officer (original)

Enclosed as Annexure : 9A

– 9B

9.

Panoramic view of the site /Google

image with date Enclosed as Annexure : 10

GPS readings in WGS 84 datum Enclosed as plate no.1 in

quarry/mining plan.

10. Distance of the mining area from the

nearest human settlement

Veliyanoor-2.6 Km towards

WSW

Kuninji-2.2 Km towards ESE


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11. Right & nature of land (as per

records)

Private land Owned by the

applicant.

12. Is the property forest land/govt.

land/own land Own Land

13. Extent of land in hectares 2.07.66 Ha

14. Proposed production capacity 70,000 TPA

15. Expected life of mine (in years) 8 Years

16. Ultimate depth of mining (in MSL) 15 m

17. Quantity of topsoil estimated to be

removed 17125 M3

18. Method of mining Open cast , Mechanised

mining

19. Underground mining if any proposed Not Applicable

20. Analysis reports from accredited

laboratories (original) Enclosed as Annexure : 15

21.

Attested copy of accreditation

certificate of laboratory conducting

Environmental Analysis

Enclosed as Annexure : 16

22. Waste management proposals Details mentioned in Quarry

plan.

23. Mined area management Details provided in Quarry

Plan

24.

Attested true copy of NABET

accreditation certificate (Original to

be produced for verification at the

time of presentation with photo ID

of the EIA Co-ordinator)


a) Accreditation with serial number

of QCI / NABET Enclosed as Annexure : 17

b) Undertaking responsibility for the

proposal submitted Enclosed as Annexure : 18

c) Joint undertaking with the project Enclosed as Annexure : 19


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proponent for implementation of

EMP and EC conditions

25.

Affidavits

for:

(indicating

the name

of project

and

location)

1. Constitution of

Environment

Monitoring Cell


2. Providing fire fighting

system

3. Providing systems to

minimize dust

emissions

4. To provide adequate

safety measures for the

construction workers

during the construction

phase

5. To upload the

following in the website

of the project:

a) EC order

b) Status of compliance

of the stipulated EC

conditions

c) Results of monitoring

data and update the

same periodically AND

d) Send the copy of the

EC to the LSG

concerned

26.

Proposals for Corporate Social

Responsibility

(Amount, activities and duration

with specific details)

Details mentioned in Pre-

feasibility Report


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27. Total cost of the project with details

of insurance, funding etc 3.0 Crores

28. Soft copy of the proposal (in PDF

format) CD Attached

29.

Details of Authorised Signatory

(Name, Postal address, Pin

code, Telephone No., Fax No.,

Email ID)

Name: Joy Varghese

Director

Postal Address:

Koottumalil House ,

Perumpdavom P.O., Elanji

(via), Ernakulam District,

KeralaRamapuram

Jobin Villa, Kallumkadavu,

Pathanapuram Post

Pin code-686665,

30. Details of NABET approved EIA

consultant organization

M/s Overseas Min-Tech

Consultants.

501, 5th floor, Apex Tower,

Tonk Road, Jaipur (Raj.),

Pin-302015, Rajasthan, India

NABET Accreditation details

are enclosed as Annexures

: 17


Kerala

QUESTIONNAIRE (PART-B)

Granite (Building Stone) Quarry of M/s. KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., Located at Vill- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, Dist- Kottayam, Kerala

QUESTIONNAIRE


QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MINING PROJECTS

S.

No. Particulars Details

1. About the Proposal:

a. Name and address of the

proponent

Name: Joy Varghese

Director

Postal Address:

Koottumalil House , Perumpdavom P.O., Elanji

(via), Ernakulam District, KeralaRamapuram

Jobin Villa, Kallumkadavu,

Pathanapuram Post

Pin code-686665

b. Location and specifications.

The Granite (Building Stone) quarry is situated at Survey No. 125/2-9, 2-1, 2-8, 2,126/1-1,1-2, 1,

2-3, 2-4, 9, 4 of Village- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, District- Kottayam, Kerala.

Covering an area of 2.07.66 Ha. The Project site falls in the survey of India Toposheet No.58C/14

The geographical location of the mine with

respect to the pillar boundary of the lease area is

given below.

Latitude (N)

09o 50’49.91’’N 09o 50’53.55’’N, 09o 50’58.68’’N,

09o 50’47.88’’N

Longitude (E)

076o37’43.44’’ E 076o37’34.94’’ E

076o37’37.63’’ E 076o37’42.94’’ E

c.

Social infrastructure around

the project site (School,

hospital, residences, police

station, fire station,

ambulance etc)

Nearest School: Marygiri CMI CBSE Public School -4.1 Km - WNW Nearest Hospital: Deva Matha Hospital - 4.2

km- WNW Nearest Residences Veliyanoor village: 2.6km-

WSW Kuninji village: 2.2 km- ESE Nearest Police Station: Thodupuzha-9 Km

Fire and rescue service: Thodupuzha- 9 Km Nearest Ambulance: Thodupuzha-9 Km

d.

Distance from the site to

the nearest (within 10 kms

from the study area).

i. water bodies There is no major water body in the study area.

ii. religious places like church,

temple, mosque, etc

Religious places Distance (Kms)

Direction

St. Antony Church 2.34 E


QUESTIONNAIRE


Shree Sathrughana Swamy Temple

1.19 SSE

iii.

Sensitive ecosystems like

wildlife sanctuaries, Reserve

forests, Biospheres,, human

inhabitation

None within 10 km Radius

iv.

Any electrical

installations/microwave

stations/defense

establishments etc.

None

e. Storage/ safety of

explosives

Explosive will be stored in portable magazine, all

the safety equipments are provided at the site.

f. fire and safety precautions Available at site office

g. First aid Available at site office

h.

No. of laborers to be

employed at a time and

their safety

20 persons are employed (for mining operations).

Safety equipments have been provided to all the

workers.

i. Access road and width to

the plot

Site is accessible by metal road having 7 m

width.

j. whether public or private &

ownership Private owned by the lease owner.

2. About the mining area:

a. Total reserve 2824587 Tones ( Geological reserve)

b. Contour map Enclosed as plate no.3 in Quarry/mining plan.

c. Sectional map showing

overburdens (average)

Cross sections are enclosed as plate no.5 &7 of

Quarry/mining plan.

d. Geology of the area

(secondary data)

Mentioned in Pre-feasibility report and Quarry

plan/mining plan.

e.

Hydrology indicating water

bodies and ground water

conditions (secondary data)

Mentioned in Pre-feasibility report and Quarry

plan/mining plan.

f. 500 m radius map showing

the infrastructure Enclosed as Annexure : 11

g. Land use patterns Described in Quarry Plan.

h.

Baseline data of the

environmental quality

parameters

Given in Pre-feasibility Report.

i.

Biodiversity of the area

specifying endemic and

endangered species

Mentioned in Pre-feasibility Report.

3. About the mining activities: Described in Quarry/mining plan.

a.

Drawings indicating

different facilities including

Reduced Level (RL)

The site is hilly terrain, contour map showing RL

of different places are shown therein. The plan is

enclosed with quarry/mining plan refer plate no 3

b.

Details of method of

working with phasing of

activities, height and width

Mine will be worked by opencast mechanized

method, using drilling & blasting. benches of 5m

in height and 5 m in width will be formed. To


QUESTIONNAIRE


of benches maintain bench height of 5 meters drilling &

blasting in 2 phases will be done. Details have

been furnished in quarry plan.

c. Details of drilling, blasting,

explosives

Hole of 2.5m length will be done by jack hammer

using 100 CFM air compressor, Nitrate mixture

with millisecond delay detonator will be used.

Details are furnished in quarry/mining plan.

d. Transportation of material

with route

Transportation of the material will be done

through tipper/trucks of the end users; Route will

depend upon the site of the user.

e. Details of Over Burden (OB)

removal and stacking

Part of the deposit is covered with soil cover of

1.5 m to 2m in thickness. The O.B will be

removed & stacked within the lease area

earmarked for the purposes & shown on working

plan, and the same is enclosed with

quarry/mining plan.

f. Plan for managing storm

water

The storm water will run away through the

seasonal streams. Garland drains will be

constructed along the periphery of the pit.

g. Plan for power supply,

water supply

Power is not required for the project.

Requirement of water will be meet out from the

nearby tube well and waterlogged pit.

h. Plan for labour and safety in

the mining area.

All the Labour has been provided Safety

equipment.

i.

Plan for managing dust,

noise, silt and other

pollutants

Dust: wet drilling procedure is being adopted,

same will be continuing, water sprinkling will be

done on haul road.

Noise generated from various mining operation

like drilling, movement of vehicle and mining

machineries is anticipated, it will be optimized

and monitored.

No untreated discharge will be made to surface

water, ground water or soil.

4. About the post mine plans:

Part of the mine pit will be back filled with mine

waste and top soil will be used to spread on the

refilled area. Rubber plantation will be done on

the reclaimed area.

a. Plan for green belt and

fencing

The area will be fenced properly and rubber

plantation will be done on the area.

b.

Periodic monitoring of

environmental quality and

management

Described in Pre-feasibility Report.

c.

Mine closure plan-

demolition of structure,

removal of deleterious

material and restoration of

land for sustainable

Mine closure plan and restoration plan is

described in quarry/mining plan. There will not be

any demolishment of structure and removal of

deleterious material.


QUESTIONNAIRE


practices

5 About the social obligations: Described in PFR (Socio economic study)

a.

Mitigation measures to

reduce hazardous conditions

and hardship to local

inhabitants

Described in Pre-feasibility Report

b.

Addressing concerns of local

inhabitants like health,

water, employment,

resettlement/ rehabilitation

Details are provided in Pre-Feasibility Report.

c.

Compensation for loss of

land, crops and other

adverse impacts on account

of mining

Not Applicable, because the land belongs to lease

owner.

d.

Specific measures for

Corporate Social

Responsibility with success

indicators

Pre-feasibility Report


Kerala

QUARRY/MINING PLAN

QUARRY PLAN/MINING PLAN

FOR

GRANITE (BUILDING STONE) QUARRY (Submitted under Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1967)

Block No. 1, Survey No. 125/2-9,2-1,2-8,124/2,126/1,126/2-3, 2-4, 9

Veliyanoor village, Meenachil Taluk, Kottayam (Dist), Kerala, India

(Mining Lease Area: 2.07.66 Ha) (Proposed Production capacity: 1, 50,000 TPA)

Project Proponent:

M/s. KKJ GROUP INTERNATIONAL (INDIA) PVT. LTD Ashiana Towers, KKJ Town Ship, Perumpadavom P.O, Elanji,

Ernakulam (Dist), Kerala, India-686665 Tel: +91-485-2258002, 2259339-44, Fax: +91-485-2259086

E-mail:[email protected],Website:www.kkjgroup.com

RQP:

PARMESHWAR. P. SONI RQP/NGP/365/2007/A

Tel:=91-485-2258002,2259339-44,Fax

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the all provisions of Statutory Rules, Regulations, Orders made by the Central Government, Statutory Organizations, Courts, etc. have been observed in the Mining Plan of Granite (Building Stone Quarry) lease area 2.0766 hect. in favor of M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd, located at Vill- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, Dist- Kottayam, Kerala and wherever specific permission are required the lessee will approach the concerned authorities of Department of Mines & Geology, Kerala. Place: Kottayam Parmeshwar Soni Date: 30.12.2014 RQP/NGP/365/2007/A

UNDER TAKING

I undertake that all the measures proposed in this Mining Plan will be implemented in a time bound manner as proposed. Place: Kottayam M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd, Date: 30.12.2014 LEASEE

Granite (Building Stone) Quarry of M/s. KKJ Group Internation (India) Pvt. Ltd., Located at Vill- Veliyanoor, Taluk- Meenachil, Dist- Kottayam, Kerala

Quarry /Mining Plan

QUARRY/ MINING PLAN

1.1 GENERAL

Quarry lease for extraction of Granite as building stone (minor mineral) over an area of 2.0766 hects Block No. 1, survey. No. 125/2-9,2-1, 2-8,2,126/1-1,1-2,2-3,2-4,9,4 at Village- Veliyannor,Taluk-Meenachil, District- Kottayam, Kerala. has been granted to M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., by department of Mines and Geology Kerala vide its order no.412/2010-11/5408/M3/2010 Date: 04.10.2010 for a period of 12 years. Consent to operate to produce 1400 tones of Granite per day from the area has been granted by Pollution control board of Kerala, validity of the consent was up to 31.12.2014. As per notification of MoEF Environmental clearance is mandatory to operate the quarry and quarry pln is one of the document therefore for obtaining environment clearance from MoEF the quarry plan (being part of the document) is prepared.

M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., a company registered under the company Act 1956 having its registered office at “Ashiana Towers, KKJ Town Ship, Perumpadavom P.O, Elanji, Ernakulum (Dist), Kerala, India-686665. Party have adequate experience and qualified personals along with mining machinery to operate the quarry.Party also has one more Quarry of minor mineral at village Mannakd.

The entire land of proposed quarry site is private land owned by the proponent copy of the sale deed is enclosed as annexure-1. The estimated project cost is 3.0 crore, life of the mine with proposed rate of production will be 8 years.

a. Name of the applicant : M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., Address: Ashiana Towers,

KKJ Town Ship, Perumpadavom P.O, Elanji, Ernakulum (Dist), Kerala, India- 686665.

b. Status of the applicant: M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd., a company

registered under the company Act 1956. c. Mineral which applicant intends to mine:- Granite (building stone). d. Period for which the mining/Quarry lease/permit is required or granted: The Quarry

lease is valid up to 17/11/2022. e. Name of the RQP preparing the plan: Parmeshwar Soni.

Address: 35-A, Mahadev Nagar,

Near Akshardham Mandir Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur (Rajasthan), 302021 Phone- 08742086472. Email: [email protected] Registration no. RQP/NGP/365/2007/A

Valid up to 2017.

f. Name of Prospecting agency: The area is not prospected because Granite is country rock exposed on hundreds of sq. kms area in and around the proposed area. It is minor

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mineral, the subject area is a hillock, Granite is exposed at top of the hill and also in the channel cuttings which proves the existance of Granite in the lease area.

g. Extent of area: 2.0766 hect.

Table:1.1.1. Land Status of the Mine Lease Area

S. No. Khasara nos. Area (Hectare) Ownership

1 125/2-9 0.50.85 The land belongs to the applicant.(Documents showing ownership is enclosed as annexure-1).

2 125/2-1 0.30.60 3 125/2-8 0.46.54 4 124/2 0.35.52 5 126/1 0.36.59 6 126/2-3 0.18.41 7 126/2-4 0.20.23 8 126/9 0.40.47

Total 2.07.66

2. LOCATION:-

Area : 2.07.66 Hectares Survey nos : 125/2-9,2-1, 2-8,2,126/1-1,1-2,2-3,2-4,9,4 . Village : Veliyanoor Taluk : Meenachil District : Kottayam State : Kerala. Type of land : Private land Ownership : The land belongs to the applicant. Toposheet no : 58 C/14 Latitude & Longitude : The proposed area lies between Latitude: 09o 49’45.28’’N to 09o49’53.5’’N, and Longitude: 076o41’1.9’’ E to 76o41’8.6’’ E. 1.3 Landuse Pattern :

The present landuse of proposed area is as under.

Table: 1.3.1. Present land use pattern of Quarry Lease Area

S. No. Particulars Area in Hects.

1 Quarry pit 0.00

2 Road 0.0

3 Magazine 0.00

4 Undisturbed area 2.07

Total 2.07


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Site plan/Location plan along with coordinates is enclosed as plate no.2 Cadastral plan of the quarry lease area is enclosed as plate No.1.

1.4 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION:

1.4.1 Topography

Topographically the proposed area is hilly terrain, trending NNE-SSW,the heighest elevation of 85 RL lies in NNE corner of the area and the lowest elevation is of 15 RL( the area comes under resricted so toposheet of the area is not available so the MRL of the area is not given). The drainage of the area is controlled by seasonal channels along the hill slope towards North wich joins to seasnal nalla. The contour map/surface plan of the proposed area is enclosed as plate no.3.

1.4.2 Geology

1.4.2.1 Regional

Regionally crystalline rock of Precambrian period & sedimentry rocks of Tertiary and quaternary period are noticed.The sedimentry formation occurs in the coastal plains.

1.4.2.2 Local

Granite rock(Charnockite) blackish in colour is exposed in the entire proposed area, no other rock unit is seen. The granite is compact little bit brital in nature, coarse grained composed of quartz,hornbland and feldspar Biotite is also seen. Exposures of Granite is seen at places, whereas most of the area is covered with soil varies in thickness from 1.0 to 1.5 m, the soil is brownish in colour it is fine to medium grained in the low laying area it is sandy also.Geological plan of the area is enclosed as plate no.4.

1.4.2.3 Prospecting

Geological map of the area have been prepared on the basis of the formation seen on the hill top, hill slop and in the channel cuttings. Granite rock is the country rock of the area spread over square of kms, therefore exploration work by trenching or drilling has not been under taken,

Exploration proposed to be carried out

Exploration is not required therefore it is not proposed.

1.5 RESERVE

The area is hilly terrain having steep and moderate slop therefore the reserve have been estimated by cross sectional area method. Cross sections at an interval of 40 and 50 m have been drawan for the purpose of reserve estimation.The reserve have been estimated by using fallowing formula.

V= A X D. V X 2.6= Tonnage. Where V is volume, A is Cross sectional area along section line, D is the influence of the section, 2.6 is the specific gravity.


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Granite is exposed at various places in the area,the lowermost exposure is seen at 20 rl, therefore reserve up to this level has been taken in to proved category and up to 20m below the level of proved category has been taken in to probable category.

Proved reserve 1763521 tonnes. Probable reserve 1061066 tones. Total................... .2824587 tones.

The details of estimation is furnished in annnexure B

1.5.3 Mineable reserve:-

Total Geological reserve is 2824587tonnes I. Less reserve trapped in 7.5m Barreir zone 718819

Reserve trapped to maintain the pit slope and 1567717 tonnes. Below UPD.

Mineable reserve : 538051 tones. Considering 95% recovery of saleable rock the recoverable reserve : 511148 tonnes.

1.6 MINING

The area is hilly terrain, Granite occurs in the entire proposed area, Granite being low cost minor mineral open cost mechanized mining is the best choice, therefore the area will be worked by opencast method and it is proposed to continue the mining operation by the same method. Proper benches of 5M height and width will be maintained thus overall pit slope will not be more than 450. The salient features are furnished as under. 4.1 Site preparation

To remove the soil cover and expose the rock. Remove the loose boulders with help of excavator and to prepare free face for drilling. To develop haul road from the proposed quarry using natural gradient of the hill for

movement of tippers. To give proper layout to the top bench. Once the site is prepared; production will be commenced by drilling holes of 32 mm

diameter and 2.5 M in depth using jack hammer and compressor. The drill holes will be charged with explosive, and blasting will be done, size of the

boulders so generated by blasting will be reduced by using rock breaker. The blasted material will be transported by road for the end use by the contractors.

1.6.2 Drilling and blasting Granite is compact rock, at places it is fractured also. Production from the fractured zone will be obtained with the help of excavator, whereas from compact zone the production will be obtained by drilling and blasting. Drilling will be done by jack hammer with the help of air compressor.

Hole location will be properly dressed by excavator to remove the loose boulders for efficient drilling and avoiding jamming of drilling hammer and bits.

Drill holes of 32mm diameter and 2.5 M in depth will be done. To reduce the noise level the holes will be blasted by using nitrate mixture and

millisecond delay detonators.


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To maintain the bench height of 5 M sub bench of 2.5m will be formed first, later on two benches will be merged and one bench of 5m will be formed and maintained

The spacing and burden will be kept at 1.0 M. About 30 to 50 hole will be blasted in one blast. Yield per hole will be = 2.5 x 1 x 1=2.5M3. Number of blasts per day will be 1 blast of 36 holes.

1.6.2.1 Requirement of explosive

Yield per kg of explosive= Charge per hole will be 375 gms. And yield per hole will be 2.5 M3 Yield of explosive =about 6.6 M3 per Kg. OR 17.16 tones/Kg. For 70000 tones production per year OR 5833 tones per month the requirement

of explosive will be 340 kgs per month

1.6.2.2.1 Precaution during blasting

Handling of explosive and blasting will be done by Mine mate. After completion of drilling all the equipments will be removed from the blasting site. A code of signals as declared by the mines manager are displayed on suitable location.

Sirens will be blown before charging the holes. All the approach to the blasting site will be guarded by trained persons with red flags in

hand to prevent entry of man and animal.

Type of explosive to be used: Nitrate Mixture The applicant have explosive license from department of explosive (copy of the license is enclosed as annexure-4), the explosive will be stored in portable magazine of 100 kg capacity which is situated in the survey no.59/2-1(adjoining to the quarry lease area). 1.6.3 Transportation of mineral

The material will be transported to the end user by tippers/ trucks.

1.7 DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION PROGRAMME The area is covered with soil cover of 1.0 to 1.5m, site will be prepared first by removing top soil and removal of rubber plantation. Loose boulders will be removed with the help of excavator, drilling and blasting will be used where ever necessary. It is proposed to produce 70000 tones of Granite per year from the area it is expected that 95% of the RoM will be the saleable material The year wise generation of waste is tabulated as under.


Quarry /Mining Plan

Table: 1.7.1: Year wise Production Details

Year Production of ROM

(tones) Graded rock (95%).

(tones) Waste (5%).

(tones)

First 53176 50517.2 2658.8

Second 70415 66894.25 3520.75

Third 71860 68267 3593

Fourth 69258 65795.1 3462.9

Fifth 69623 66141.85 3481.15

Total 334332 317615.4 16716.6

1.7.1 TOP SOIL

Area to be excavated during ensuing quarry plan period =7350.M2. The generation of top soil will be 9187 M3, The average yearly generation will be 1837 M3

1.7.2 Waste

Generation of waste during ensuing period of quarry plan period will be 16716 tones, Generation of waste per year = 3343 tones OR 1285M3

Proposed rate of production when the mine is fully developed

The proposed rate of production from quarry will be 70000 tones per year. 1.7.4 Mineable reserve and anticipated life of the mine

Total mineable reserve: 538051 tones. Considering 70000 tones production per year the life of the mine will be 8 years. 1.7.3 Extent of Mechanization

Fallowing machineries are proposed to be deployed at the quarry site.

Table: 1.7.2: Machineries proposed to be deployed at Quarry site

Sl. No. Machine type Capacity Requirement

1 Excavator 0.9M3 1 2 JCB 1 3 Rock breaker 1 4 Compressor 100cfm. 3 5 Jack hammer 2.5m length 4 6 Tippers 10 tones 4


Quarry /Mining Plan

1.8 Employment Potential

Sl. No. Designation Numbers

1 Mine Manager/ Permit Manager 1 2 Mining Engineer (Part time) 1 3 Mine Mate 5 4 Operators 1 5 Helper and workers 8

Total 17

1.9 MINE DRAINAGE

The drainage of the area is controlled by seasonal channels along the hill slope towards South which joins in the seasonal nala.

Due to two monsoon season the water table in the plains is shallow. The subject area is hilly terrain therefore the water table in the area is below 50m. the quarry working will not touch the water table, and therefore there will not be any water percolation in the quarry except the rain water. The rain water will be pumped out through a sump. The pumped out water will be collected in to settling tank and finally it will be discharged to the seasonal nullah.

1.10 DISPOSAL OF WASTE

The average annual production of top soil and waste will be 1837 & 1285 M3 respectively. the waste material which will be generated during plan period will be used to maintain the mine road and balance will be stored on dumping yard. In the conceptual period the waste will be used to reclaim the mined out pit and the top soil will be spread over the benches and reclaimed pit so that the area can be used for rubber plantation.

1.11 USE OF MINERAL

Granite is being used as building stone(minor mineral) for construction of building, road, dam, bridges etc Flaw less or the Granit free from hair cracks and good looking in colour is used for preparation of floor tiles, and making dimension stones. Granite of the subject area will be used as minor mineral.

1.12 CONCEPTUAL MINING PLAN

The entire proposed area is covered with Granite (building stone), Geological reserve of 2824587 Tones have been estimated in the area out of which 538051 tones is mineable reserve. The production from the quarry will be 70000 tones per year, life of the quarry at this rate have been estimated as 8 years. At the end of life of the mine the ultimate pit bottom level will be 0.0 rl i.e. 15 M below lowermost level of the lease area. After extraction of Granite up to ultimate pit bottom limit quarry closure activity will be commenced, the overburden will be backfilled in to pit, soil will be used to spread over the backfilled area and on the mine benches to restore the area for Rubber plantation. The pit position at conceptual period is shown in plate no.8


Quarry /Mining Plan

1.13 BENEFICIATION

It is quarry of minor mineral the product Granite which will be produced from this quarry is suitable for construction purpose only, therefore beneficiation is not proposed except sizing.

1.14 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

EMP have been described in detail in PFR.

1.15 PROGRESSIVE MINE/QUARRY CLOSURE PLAN.

M/s KKJ Group International (India) Pvt. Ltd. is ownership firm having its registered office at Ashiana Towers, KKJ Town Ship, Perumpadavom P.O, Elanji, Ernakulum (Dist), Kerala, Proposed production capacity is 70000 tones of granite per year from the area.

The estimated project cost is 3.0 crore, life of the mine with proposed rate of production will be 8 years. The applicant has valid quarry lease for the said period from the department of Mines and Geology, government of Kerala. As per notification of MoEF Environmental clearance is mandatory, accordingly the proposal for obtaining Environmental clearance from MoEF is prepared, the quarry/mining plan is part of the document to be submitted to SEAC/SEIAA, Kerala for consideration and approval please. 1.15.1 Land use pattern

The land use pattern at the end of plan period and at conceptual period will be as under.

Table1.15.1: land use pattern at the end of plan period and at conceptual period

Life of the quarry will be eight years, land use at end of plan period and conceptual have been estimated as under..

Particulars Present At the end of

plan period

At conceptual

period.

At closure of

mine

Quarry 0.0 0.75 1.2 0.0

Road 0.0 0.04 0.17 0.00

Undisturbed area 2.07 1.03 0.7 0.7

Reclaimation 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.05

Plantation 1.0 0.5 1.3 2.00

Dump 0,0 0.25 0.0 0.0

Total 3.8231 2.07 2.07


Quarry /Mining Plan

1.15.2 Closure activity

The proposed area is a hilly terrain having the elevation of 85 rl and the ground level is 15rl,mining is will be done from top, three quarry pits will be developed by developing benches of 5 X 5m. closure/back filling activity will be commenced from 6th year in pit no1 by using the waste material generated during mining activity, soil will be used to spread over the back filled area of the pit and also on the mine benches. Rubber plantation exist in the area therefore it is proposed to do Rubber Plantation again on the reclaimed area. Reclamation will be done simultaneously with the mining operation so that re-handling of the top soil can be avoided. Proper fencing will be provided to the mine pit as safety measures.


Kerala

ANNEXURES OF

QUARRY/MINING PLAN

FORM-U

QUARRYING PERMIT CRANTED/RENEWED UNDER COI{SOLIDATED ROYALTYPAYMENT SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION OF GRANITE BUILDINC STONE.

[See tule 3,4 (1A)]

No. 3a/ sBs/cRPS I 20l3-r4 I r7 -s I DoY I 2or3. Date. 12.O9.2013.

A rarrying permit has beer granted under Consolid? cd Royalty payment

system I{)r the extraction of Granile Building Stone from the Quarry under thc

Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules, i967 to SHRI. JOY VARGI|ESE,

DIRDCTOR. K.K.J. GROUP, INTERNATIOI{AI INDIA PRIVATE LIIUITED,

PERUUPADAVAII. P.O., EII\I{JI- 686 6q5 and is hereby permitted to operate the

quarry and sell various sizes of aggregates of Granite Building Stooes thereof

from below mentioned a-rea,

Location of the Quarry-DistrictTaluk

Village

Survey No.

Kottayam

Meenachil

Veliyannoor

!2s l2-9,2- rlPtl,r24 / 2lPt),

r2s/2-aqt]' 1261 l(ft), 2 3(Pt),

. 126/2-4 lft), r26/9lPrl

: 2.0766 HectaresExtent

(Sketch of the permitted arecr attached)

This Quarrvinq oermit will be in force for one vear from the date of issue.

Conditions.

1. ouarrying shall be shcNty confned to the area above albted to. thb purp6o.

2. No Quarrying shall be done rithin 75 metres of the Railway line and bridges or 50 metres from SLteHighway, residential bujldings and rivedanks.

3. The permit holde. shall at all tinEs during lhe term of the permit keep or cause to be kept conect and

intelligible book ol accounts wfiich shall contain accurate entries showing from time to time the quantity olmineralextlacledanditsold,towiomsold,place,cashmemorandumNo.........................etc.,

4. The Quany and the account ked lhere shall be open for inspectbn by the Offrcers of tlle Deparlrnent ofMining and Geology dudng all reasonable lime.

5. The pemit holder shall give on demand informalion p€rtaining to the quarying that may be cailed lor bythe undersigned or the Ofiicer duly authorized by him in lhat behalf and comply with the provision ol theKerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1967 and failing v,/hich lhe pemit is liable to be cancelled and

suitable action taken as provided for in the Rules.

6 The

etc.,

permit holder shall not be elig ible lor refund of any ol the amou nt paid by way of consolidated roya ly

ot September,2013.

7.

8.

9.

lt.

10.

12.

This pennit is subject to all rules and regulations which may f.om tirie to time to be issued by the State

Governmenl regulating, the torking ot the quarries and other matu s atfecting the safety heallh of the

employees or of lhe pubiic whether under the Mines Act, 1 952 or olhe rwise.

The permit hoHer shallwithout delay send to the Distri.t Collector, h: under signed and the Officer duly

authorized by him in this regard the repod or any ac4ident causing lojs of life or serious bodily injudes or

seriously affecting or endangen { life or property vthich may at an) me occul at or in the said lands in

the cou6e of op€rations under the strength ofthis pe.mlt.

The pemit holder shall make and pay such reasonable compensations as may be assessed by lawful

authority in accordance with law in force on the subject for all damage injuries or distutances vrfiich may

be done by him in exercis€, ol the po\re6 granted by this permit and shall indemnify and shall keep

indemnified fully and mmpletely lhe State Government against all claims viiich may be made by any

pe6on or p€$ons in resp€cl ol any such damage, injury or disturbance and all costs and expenses in

conneclion lherewith.

Anv coodition Drescribed in the Kerala ['linor Mineral Concession Rules 1967 but left out in the pemit

which may be found applicable to the permit holder, shall be treated as binding on the pemit holder'

Ihe pemit holder shall give a cash memorandum in FoftrFP while selling minor mineral to any purchaser

and the duplicate copy retained by the permitholder.

On any accoun! lhe quarrying operations shall not cause any damage to life and proFrty in he nea6y

areas and it should not cause any kind of environmenhl hazard lt any violations are notl)ed by ltle

competent authority or any person duly authorized in this behaff he has lhe dght to suspend/cancel the

permt' OpeEtion of his pemit should be with requisite licence to possess explosives" as per rules.

'ThF is not a lbense for shrting quarrying :operations, Qua[ying operation$ can be started only afrer

gelting the 0 & O License fiom the concemed Local Self Government l0stitution under the Kerala

Pnchayati Raj Acf.

13.

14.

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sENloRGE0LoGlsT (Uc)

(Seal of he competenl auhority).

Renewal of CRPS No, 37/G BS/CRPS/2o1 2-'1 3/1 45ADO\ 12012 Dal€d 17 .09.2012

To

SHRI. JOY VARGHESE, DIRDCTO& K.K.J. GROUP, INTERI{ATIONAI INDIAPRIVATE LIMITED. PERUMPADAVAM. P.O., EIIIIIJI. 646 665The Direct r ol Mining and GologyThiruvananlhapuram4.The Districl Collecbr. Kotlavam.

1.

2.

q8,qEE E t)]tia.l i_.' i T H_1,!.::;._!_r ) t_rj] r\,'1ll{l NG ANp cEOLOGI

Sub i\4 nes ard tul:n3r.r s l"iinc fl ierals Giaf lt-- Burtd nc Stone euarryrngease to Sri.Joy Varghes( Director, KKJ Group internationat iln;ia) privateLimited, Pe.umpadavom D.O, Elanij, Ernakulam-sanction - orders issued

Ref . 1 . Applicatjon daied 30 4..10 iram Sri.Joy Varghese, Director, KKJ Grouplnternational (lndia) privaie Limited, perumpadavom p,O, Elanji,Ernakulam

2. Letter No. 779/Doyitu:L/20I0 dtd 23.6 1O 6.7.io,21 7.i0,4.;.rc,22g10' ^

from the-Sr. Geologist- Disi Office: Kottayam' 3 Kerala Minor Mineral Conc,lssion Rules .{967

No. 4 1 21 2A10 4 1 I S40B/M3/Z0i 0 _ ; Da-tedJwn- llo2ol[

4. The lessee shall execute a quarryingfrom the date of this order,in for; rH:

Concession Ru{es, 196 i.

lesse ceed within a period Jf three monthsas pe. Rule 32 of the Kerala Minor Mineral

CF:t]FR

,-.1__1y:l':1,'tg_ l:3.t": i" .s,TJ"g ro sri.Joy varshese, Director. KKJ GroupInrcrnatronat (tndia) Private Limited, .perumpadavom p.O, Elanii, Ernakulam toy?l?.9r:.jF-B^"itding_Stone o,.,er an are.., of i.0266 r,".t"r." ot pii" ia-n;;;ilri;;ln lly.Nol. 125t2,9, 125t2-1 oaft.- 1.2412 paft, 12512-8 part, 126ti part, 126/2-3 part .136,t.21

pa! & 12619 part oi srocr .No.i "i v"iivr-i*i virligei;eenacnir rarur.[:5y::,?:lrfl P' 11 q:"jy") years r, rm rhd da:e of execirrion ;i i;; q,a;.y;erease oeec under the Kerala Mjnor Mjneiai Concession Rules, 1967 and as pertheSuryey map igsued by the Tahsildar, fnfeenac*,ll anO iulritt"Oiy il-e

"ppricant sublectto the under mentio.ted cci.td,iions

L Rovelty 1s payabl6 to Oovefnnlent. as per Rule 29(i)(cj of the Kerata MinorMineral Concession Rufes, i9i7 rn resocct of minor mi,ili'af quanied arid movedout.ol the quarry subjeat to revlsion froni tirre 10 time on the basis of arnendmentsto the schedule I df the said Rules. .,, P:?1 t:-"t rs realisabte under 29(1Xd) !l the said rules subject to revision from

- rme to trmeon the basis of amendmenls ro the schedule ll ofihe saro rures.J. -sunace rent realisable under 29{1)(e} of :ne said rules will be equal to the land

- reveri.Je..assessed .by the Revenue Depatrment subject to revis.lon front time toflme on the basis of the iand revenr-A.

, lT.^F-.j"_1, :nalt stso deposit an, ar.rcunr of Rs 1O0O/. {Rupees onernousand on,y) as secunt!/ deposit ior the observance of the rerms anoconditicns of ihe tea:e befc::e th_- dee,i ie e:_-cJte<i as per rule :ltoi tne sa;Jrules. The lessee shall cornmence qLrarrylng operatjon'onry jte, the deed isexecuted

6. The quarrying area shall be demarcatgd ard boundarv stones.fixed at the_ lessee s expenses betore execut;on d the quaflrng lease deed.7. The lessee shali hot win and dispose any'type r,f ijimension and decorative

stones frdm the area over which the quarryirg lease has been sancttned on thestrenqth ot lhis oroei

The prcductron rl (-irarlie il-l l'l ''ll Storre lrom ine area covered under thls grant

=n"'rr-r"i"ri|."t.a 10 25.000 iMi(Twenty five thousand only) per year durrng

the terure of th:s qua'ry,r9lea\'The lessee should exhibit a srgn i)o3rd and a notice boa{d for,the intlmation of

inJ prOfi" at tt. "ntrance

qf th; c!:arrv Thefoliowng informatron shoulo oe

ifsclipteo on tne notice board bcrn in English and in Malayalam for informatron

of the public:| -lcd-nCe

I Vaiidity period ofine r eln,:i

l.lame of -

Ouantity Permitted

f,..mit/leaSe to be extracted.NCI __r,holdir

10 The teisee shuulci i,iciids "t''nrio:1 wall/barricade/fencinq/compound wall

iJrr."nol"g-,h" quiiry o"tor. ,n" "*r.n""r"nt of the quarrying operation Jor

preventing accidents by tartrng'ci itl;an beings .animals- -and materials into the

' ouarv. The Lessee should taxJ et-ectrve prev-entiv'e measures for the safety of

Loouie's as wett as the general publrc .

11. The lessee shouto.reau" a oistXIL'? 7 5 mts from the adjacent boundary fands -' ' i;;;;; G;rnrir.nt puat[tt'lu-t"na while carryins oul!uarryins tiperation

12. The tessee should not asslgn; sulttet or transfer his lease or any{ight or interest'- i#;i;i;;;t;;;on withoirt p;;;;;us permission the Director of Minins and

GeologY.

The tems anC cosditions slated in .thrs order are. !ub.Je9t !o such Jurthel

roain""ti"on.-".:.'a] 6e m"Je uy ttte state Government from time to time

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To : 9fio-y-Yarghese, Director,' -7xr,-' do"ointernatior:al (lndia) Private Limited'

Peruinpad.vom.P.O, Elanii, ErnakulamCopv to : 1. The Director of Nlines Safety,

ehennai Regioil No 'i6 (C{c)/5(new)' 2"" Street '

Stock AA, ,Anna Nager, Chennai - 600040

2. The District Colleclor' Kottayam3.. The'Sr.Geologist Dist Officr: ' Kottayam4 The Tahsild,,r, !d"er,3ehil5. jtc:k Frle{2, t e (:cpi

Ls/4. l0

(By Order|.

Senior Superintendent

a

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g{T<f lNr;iA

FORMH(See rule 32)

Quarrying LeaseeExecutent

JOY VARGHESE

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This indenture made this the lsGlvemor of Kerala (hereinafter referred to as the "State Govetn'ment'' w*dch expression sha[

wlere the conbxt so admits be deemed b inclu-de his zuccessors and assigns) of the one Pa't

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and Shri. Joy Varghese , aged 62, son of Shri. Varghese, Director K K J Group lnternational

(lndia)Pvt.Ltd. Pcrumpadavom P.O., lllonii, Ernakulam, residcnt of Koottumalil House'

Pcrumpadavam P.C)., Ernakulam ht the Village of Elanji Taluk of thc MoovattuPuzha'

Emakulara Dislict (lD. Card N o. KL/ ll/Cfl}/444006xhereinafter called tie "lessee " which

cxpression shall wherc the context so adml!, lnclude his executors' administrators' rcPrcscnlativcs

and pelmifted assiSns) of the other Part.

Witnesseth that in considclluon of thc rents and royalties and lessee covenants'

hereinajter reserved and contained thc gtabe Government both hereby dcmisc r'mto the lessee

the Patta land measuring 2.0765 hectrraa described in the schedule hereundcr and delineated

onthcplan hereto atFexed and itureincoloured red (hereinafter called thc "said lands")

to hold the same for a peliod ol 72 (Tu)el1)e) ye4rs commcncing (rom the

day l8] r,)pro ancl ending on l>lt, I a"r,- for the purposes o[ extracting minor

minerals and subject to the tcrms and conditions contained in the Kcrala Minor Mineral

Concession Rules, 1967 (hereinafter tefelred to as "the Rules") and to the terms and

conditions hereinaf ter aPPearing.

1. The lessee shall have the light ln and uPon the said lands to cxtracts Gtanite Building

Stone (hereinafter called the said rnln€tal) and to do all acts ncccssaiy for the extraction of

the said mineral including the electton on the said lands, buildings and plant required for

the purposes and also to take lead and carry away over thc said lands and to dispose of the

said minerals extracted as a{oresaid.

2. The lessee shall during the subslitence of this lease have the liberty to work the said

mineral and remove the same flom the-quarry hold on permits issued by the comPetent

authority or any other olticer authorisecl by him in this rcgard The permits shall be

issued only on the basis of prepaid royalty at the rates specified in schedule I to these

Rules. The royalty rates shall be subject io revision from time to time as the Statc

Govefrment maY order'

3. The lessee shall Pay to the State Government a yearly surface rcnt equal to the land

revenue if any, assessable under the rules for the time bcing in force' o! iI the land be

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the property of Government ot ilt rcscrvc forest then equal to the lanll revenuc plus

ccss, if any, Per hcctarc of the lancl tlrc surfacc whereo{ shall bc occuPied or used by the

lessee for any of the purposes of thlr demise and so in ploportion for any area less than

a hectateaccounts and the register of employees ancl to take copies and extracts theie

{rom. The lessce shall submit rePorb in Forms F and G on the specificd dates'

4. The lessee shall at all timc dudng thc currency of this dcmise keeP co ect and intelligible

books of account showing accuratcly the qr-rantity of the said minerals cxtracted and the

wcight and value of thc said mincfd sold or exportcd together with the names of the

purchases o! consignccs. The leaac€ shall also' maintain a register mPf employees

showing thetein seParately men lnd women employed daily and shall at all reasonable

times allow the comPetcnt authorlty aPPointed under the lules (hereinafter refelred to

as "comPetent authority") or th€ offker autho sed by him to examine the said books of

account and the registcr of employees and to takc coPies and exracts thdre ftom' The

lessce shall submit rePorts in Fotmr'F' and'G' on the sPecified dates

5. All sums found due under or by vlttue of this deed ftom the lessee may be lecoveled

from him jointly and severally Itom them an<l his ProPertics movable and immovable

under the plovisions of the Revenue Recovery Act fo! the timc being in force as though

such sums are arears of land-revgnue or in any other manrcr as the State Government

may deemed fit.

6. The lessee shall at the lessee's own exPense erect and at all timcs maintain and keeP in

repair boundary marks and pillars along the boundalies of the said lands according to

thc demarcation shown in the Plan hereto onncxed

7. No quarrying operatrons or workings shall be carried on or Permitted to be callied on

by thc lessec in or under the said lands at any Point within a distance of 75 meters from

any railway line except with the Previous permission in wliting of the railway

administration conccmed; and from any briclSe on thc National Highway or 50 meters

from any rcscrvoir, canal oi other public works such as public roads and buildings or

inhibited sitc, burial Sround, etc, shown on thc Plan thereto annexed except with the

oreviotts pcrmission inwriting of thestate Government ol otherwisc than in accordance

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\.,r'ith such instruction, restrictions and condition cither general or special h,hich may bc

attached to such permission. The rdld distance of 50 meters shall be measurcd in the

case oI a railway, rescrvoir, or canal horizontally from the outer edge of the bank or

outer edge of the cutting, as the case may be and in the case of a building horizontally

from the plinth thereof. In the calc of village roads no workings shall be carded on

within a distance of 10 mete6 of tha outer ddge of the cutting except with the previous

permission in writing of the Statc Government. For the purposes of this clause the

expression 'railway' and 'railway admlnistration' shall have the same meaning as defined

in subsections (4) and (6) of section 3 of lndian Railway Act, 1890 (lX of 1890),

8- The sides oI open workings shall bc rloped, stepped or secured by the les-see in such a

manne! as to plevent danger from fdls of material, when an open working is worked in

steps, steps shall be of suJficient brcadth in rela-tion to theii height to secure safety. In

open workings trees liable to fall rnd all loose ground and material shall be removed

by the lessee suI{iciently {ar frorn thc edge or otherwise made source inorder to Plevent

danger to persons employed in thc quarry. .

9. If a working place is found to be unsafe all persons shall be withdrawn by the lessee

irrunediately from the dangerouS alea and all access to such working place excePt for

the purpose ofremoving the dangerofsaving life shall be prevented by securely fencing

the full width of all entrances to the place.

10. The lessee shall at all reasoMble times allow any officer authoriscd by the Central

Government or by the State Government in that behalf to inspect the said lands, and the

buildings and plants erected thereon and thc lessee shall assist such Persons in

conducting the inspection and alford them all injormation thcy may reasonably require,

and shall conJorm to and observe all orders which thc Central and State Governments as

the result of such inspection or otherwise, may flom time to time Pass.

10A The lessee shall bc rcsponsible for implementing the provisions of the various labour

laws applicable, from time to time, to the quarry.

1:1. The lessee shall not assign or underlet thc said lands or any Part thereof o! the rights or

privileges, thelein hereby grant,,'d or any of them without the previous permission in

writing of the competent authodty.

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11A. Where the lease or anv ri8ht, titlc or interest therein has been assigned' sublet or

transferred as provicled in rule 34 read with condition 11, then the person in whose

favour such assignment, sublelre or transfer has been made shall be responsible

for implementing the provisioru of the.various labour laws applicable' from time

to time, to thc quany.

12. The lease may be surrendered by the lessee at any time after 3 months notice in writing

to the comPetent authority

Provided that the lessee has pdd all sums due on account of the lease Provided

furthelthatifthelessceelecttodeterminethisleasebefolctheexPilyofthetermof

the lease, shall Pay in addition to other dues a sum equal to the dead rent payable

for the remaining Part of the term of the lease deed'

13. on the exPiration of the teim of thk lease or on its earlier determination under clause

12 the lessee shall pay to the Stata Government for all land which has been rendered

useless for agriculture through thc exercise of the powers demised by this lease such

sumas the District Collector may flx as equivalentto the caPitalized value or the land

revenue of such land rcndered useless' The lease shall continue if the sums are not

cleared bcfore the date of determlnation of notice'

'1.4. lI the lessce shalt be desirous of faking a further lease of the said lands for a further

term of 12 (trvelve) years he shall give three months Previous notice in writing of

such desire to the comPetent authodty and if the lcssee has duly observed all the

conditions of this lease, comPetent authority may a8ree to renew the lease for such

fulther term and on such terrns and conditions as the State Government/comPetent

authority may determine which shalt be in accordance with the provisions of these

rules.

15. If the lessee shall at any time during the said term use the said lands or any Part

thereof in any manner other than as authorised by this lease or fail to ca rry on quarrying

operations conhnuously without sufficient cause of which the comPetent authority

shall bc thcjudge or shall commit a breach oI any of the conditions of this lease it shall

be lawful for the comPetent autholity to cancel this lease and take Possession of the

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said lands oi the alternative to reccive fuom thc lessee such pcnalty for the breach not

exceeding five times the amount of thesaid yearly deed lent as the competent authority

may fix.

16. If at the expiration of three calendrr months aJter the expiry of the lease or its sooner

determination, there shall remain ln or uponthe said lands, any engines, machinery,

plant buildings, structures and other works erections and convcniences the said

minerals or othcr property which the lessee is entitled to remove from the said lands,

the same shall, if not removed by the lessee within one calendal month aJter notice in

w ting requiling their removll b€ given to the lessee by the State Goverrunent/

competcnt authority be deemed to become the propelty of the State Government in

such manner as they may deem flt without liability to Pay any comPensation or to

account to the lessee in respect theteof.

17. This lease subject to all rules and rcgulations which may from time to time be issued

by the State Govemment regulatlng the working of the quarries and other matterc

affecting sa{ety, health and conv€nience of thc lessee's employees oi of the Public,

whether under the Indian Mines Act or otherwise.

18. The lessee shall without delay send to the Distdct Collector and the comPetent autho ty

or the officer authorised by him in this regard rePort of any accidentcausigg loss of life

or serious bodily injuries or seriously affccting or endangering life or ProPerty which

may at any time occu! at or in the said lands in the course of operations under this

lease.

19. The lessee shall fumish such rePorts and returns relating to outPut labourers emPloyed

and other mattcrs as the State Government may Prescribe.

20. The lessee shall make and pay such reasonable satisfaction and comPensation as may

be assessed by lawful authority in accordancc with the law in force on the subject for

all damagc, injury or disturbance which may be done by him in exercise of the powers

granted by this lease and shall indemnify and shall keep indemnifiecl fully antl

completely thestate Government against all claims which may be madc by any person

KORAH.A.G JOY VARGHES

or persons in resPect of any such

expenses in connection therewith.

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(lamage, injury or disturbance and all costs artd

21. Any condition prescribed in the Kcrala Minor Mineral Concession Rules' 1967 but left

out in this lease which may be found aPPlicable to the les-see shall be treated as binding

on the lessee. Ia fhis c,,se the antlcl?uted toVdlty lot the mifletal 4t the rate of Rs' 76/-

(Rupees sixtean only) pet torne lot a Period oJ one Year is 4Oo'000/' (RxpeesFow lakhs

only)

22. Dead rent realizable at the rate ol R 7d year is Nil'

2d year Rs. 200/- and 3d year ommrds Rs 800/- (per hectare subiect to revision from

nme b trrne. surface refi qt the rate ol Rs' 700/- (one Hundted Rupees only) pet hectate

lor one yeat is Rs. 2OV'(RuPeet Two hundred anil Eight only)' Secxnty dePoslt is Bs'

7000/- (Rupees One thousa d onl!).

The schedule abovc rcferred to Description of Land

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VelilannoorMeenacbilKottayam

KORAII.A,Geologist

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Amedment Covering Lotlsr

GOVERNMENT OF ]ND]AMINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

P ET RO L E U M A N D EX P LOS I V ES SA F ETY O RG A N ISAT ION( P ESO )(lormerly Depu nenl of Explosives)

Kendriya Bhavan, Block C-2. 3rd FloorCSEZ PO Kakkanad Dist. Emakulam Ernakulam 682037

T ele: 2427286 F ax 242721 6Email: [email protected]

No.: E/SC/KU22l1305(E5s784)

VorChese. Ddctot KKJ Otoup lnteno!ionaltlndn) ?vt80 B, AthianaTowe6, KKJ To\hshiD. PerunDadaeon P.O.

Towtr/vi ase - Perumpadrron ElanjiDist ict-ERN A KU LA M, State- Kerala, Pihcode - 6866665

Sub tect: Possess ior for Use of of E x plosires from m agazin. rituated at Su rvey No.: 1252- | , Ahck No. I,' Veliyannoor Village, MeenrchilTaluk, Kottayam Dis, Dist. KOTTAYAM, Keralr -LicenceNo.: E/SC/KL|22[IJ05(855784) granted in form LE-J of Erplosives Rutes, 2008 -Amendment of Quantity of erphsives/Monrhly Purchsse Limit .

Sa(s),

Please refer to your leller No. KKV0432014 dated 02/04/2014 on the subjecr ched above.

The Licence No.: E/SC/KLD2I/l305(E55784) is duly amended in respect oft

Quanlity of Erplosives/Moothly Purchrse Limi(

with condirion l) VALID AUTHORIED OUARRY PERMIT/LEASE lN THE NAI\.lE OF Tl{E LCENCEE FORBLASTINCOPERATfONSATSy.No.125/2-9,2-lPr.,l24n..125/2-8pt..t26ltpr..2-1pt..t26t24pt..126t9prVILLAGE, Veliyannoor, Meenachil TALUK, Konayam DIST. AND LOCAL STATE GOVERNI4ENTAUTHORITIES APPROVAL AS APPLICABLE RENEWED FROM TItr.rE TO Tll'4E SHALL BE lNPOSSESSION. and forwarded herewirh;

The licenc€ capacity at any one lime shall nol exceed the kinds lnd quantilies mentioned below I

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Dsted:06/05/2014

Elanj i, EtM*ulan Dist ict. Kerula-686665.

No Explosive(s)

I Nilrare Mixlure2 Safety Fuse

3 Detonator

Class Div Sub Div

200610630

Crpacity100

20004000

UnilKg.MtrsNos.

Quanlity ofexplosives lo be purchased in a calendar month[applicable for licence under article 3(b) and (c)] : 20

This Licenc€ shal1 rcnain valid rillltsr day of Mrrch 20t6,

An amount of Rs. 2000/- balance h in your credil, which may be utilized for fulur€ rransacrion by quoting this

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For funher renewa I of licence, pleasc follow the pJocedur. uder Rulc I I 2 of Explosives Rules, 2006.Receipt of this lcncr may pl.ase b€ acknowlcdged.

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Copy Forwaded to:

l. Diltrlct Mrgi{ret., KOTTAYAM, Kerrta wtth| 1^)5n0t0.

2. Supcritrlcrd.trl of Po|lc., KOTTAYAM, Kcrrh

\ /r,/ours fairhtu y,tv^u/(T o ss!i)

Depury Chief df, ntrolter of Explosivea

e.3 tl.ir"'tlt$,ttFFmD.C C s Frnitkulam

rcferenc. to hir Noc No: H4-442018009/K.D|, Dated:

Depury Chief ConftUer of ExplosivesEmrkulam

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LIC]ENCF] FOR}I LI'-3(See article l(a) ro {d) ot lran I ol Schedule IV ol Explosi\cs l{ules. 100,r\

Liccncc to posscss : (c) for us0,erplosivcs ofclass l,2,3,4,5,6 or 7 in a

Litence No. I E/sC/KL/22lt30s(855781)Annual fec Rs:2000r ("n*

Licencc is hereby granted to : Shri Joy Vargh€se, Di(lndia) l'vt, Ltd (Occupicr: ShriJoy Varghcsc)

l0/280 B, Ashiana l-owcrs, Rffi\nstip, Perumpadavoml'.O. Elanji, Ernakulam District, Kerala-686665, Town,/Vi i!!i i'Lri-mpadavom-Etanji

District-ERNAKULAM, Stare-Kerala, pincodc _ 686666SStatus of licensee : IndividualLicence is valid only for the following purpose : possess lbr usc ol- Nitrate Mixturc, SafctyFusc, Dctonalor.(a) Lircence rs valrd lor rhc lbllu\aing kinds and quanrirv ofexnlosi\es:

Sr. No. Name and Description Class & Division Sub-division(lf anv)

Quantityal any one timc

\,litrate Mixture 2.0 0 100 Ks.2. )etonator 6.3 0 4000 Nos.3. iafety Fuse 6,l 0 2000 Mtrs

(b) Quantity ol cxplosives ro bc purchascd in a calendar monthlapplicablc for licencc undcr anicle3(b) and (c)l : 20 timcs as above.

The licensed premises shall conform to the following drawing(s):Drawing No 1 E/SC/KL/Z2/I305(E55784) dated : 06/05/20t4The liccnsed prcmises are situated at following addrcss:Survey No. 125/2-1, lllock No,l . l owrVville-gc Vcliyrnnoor Villagc, Mccnachit l.aluk,Kottavam DisPolice Station i Ramapuram District : KOTTAYAM

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PinCode :6866665 Phone : 04852259339 E-Mait :

State : KeraFax I

The licenscd prcmises consist of following facilities : Type C magazinc - small brick cementmagazinc approved by CCe with two rooms l.5M apart.portable magazinc

The licence is granted subject to the provision of llxplosives Act 1884 as amended lrom timc totime and the Explosives Rules. 2008 fiamcd therc under and the conditions, additional condirionsand the lbllowing Anncxures.(l) Drawings (showing site, constnrctional and other details) as stared in serial No. 5 above_(2)Conditions and Additional Conditions ol this liccnce signed by rhe licelrsing authoriiy.(l) Distance fortn DFI-2

'lhis Iiccnce shall remain valid till3l$t day of March 2016

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This licence is liable to be susoended or revoked forany violEtion ofthe Act or Rules framedthere under or the condhions ofthis iicence as set forth under'seiviir, ri"r"u., "ppri.able,

refered toin Part 4 of schedule v or if the ricensed premi*" "- "r i"*J

""ii.'-ri"-g'a ir," a"*rrption shown inthe plans and Annexute attached hereto.

\./fiie Darc:3f/10,201t V -Xoirt Chief Cortroller of Erplosivcs

Am.ndm.blr: :''j;: sq(hiqrq€EEnnai

. Amerdndr ofeua ity ofExptocivcs/Morhly purch.sc Ltnir datcd: o6nj/20ro o'tt c ': €rnakulam

EDdorsemcnt for rcnewal of licencc:

Date ofR€nawsl Datc ofExpiry Sigrator€ of licensint audority

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The following are the conditions oflicence numbcr E/SC/KL/22/I305(ES5?g4) to posscss forsalc or use, explosives ofClass 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 in a magazinc in Form LE_3 (ariicles 3(b)

to (c) ) granted by Chiefcontroller ofExplosives or Controller ofErplosives.

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The quantily ofexplosives on the premises ar any one rime shall nor €xceed $e licensable capaciryThe magazine used for srorage of cxptosives shall maintain safery disrance specified in'scneoute ttt anOannexure ro the licence.

IT-T:q3lI:!]l F ,'ed, only ror keeprng a exptosives specified in rhis ticencc and or r€cepracres ior. orroors or rmpremenrs ,or work connecred with tho keeprng ofsuch erptosr!es.

T9"L:llg:|ry:.*:g* ,nd th€ wei8hrins and pacliing-ofexplosives sha nor r€ carried on in ne masa,ne.I wo or more oescflprron or erplosives which ma' b€ p€rm ined ro bf kcpt In rhe magazine shalt be keplonly rfl!:] "j-"

*p"]:d fiom cach orher.b] an inreruen,ng panirion of such "rU"i""."'"i "r,ura.,.,.

o, or su.n/! wr efiecrua y prevenr €xplosion or fire in rhe one communicating with lhe otheriProvided thar-(dJ the_ various explosivcs of Class 2 (nitmc-mrxrure), Class I (nrro.compound), safer) fuses belonging to:.1,_:" 9-?'I'jl"l ]*q *'onarins fuses beronsinB ro ctass 6 Divi;ion 2 as d; n,, ;"","i;,;t.^p.,." ,,"n or.{eer, may oe kepr wlth each other without an) inr.rvening panirion or space .(e) uelonators betonging lo Class 6 DivLion I shalt be lcpl separalely.(f) cun pow&rbelongin€ ro ctdss I sha be kepr s€para;ty.

,110-1::ly.:ll':s:, Jll:ro compound) shau not be kept i;the magazine anerthe expirarion or one year fiom

rne oar€ or me rr manutacture ercepr wilh rhe specrat sancrion of licensins audornv

:Tj::l":.119l*t ll"yo compound),sha nor be kepr in rhe masazin; 6fter rhi expirarron ofone ycar fromrn€.oare or lner manutacture ercept $irh lhe special sancrion ofthe Conlroller of Expiosrveslu wnen sucn sanclrcn has been given, a wrinen cenificale showing the period covered by rhe sanclion shallbc obtained from lhe Controller of Exptosives ar each inspecrionl and shatt be l.pi

-t'y ii," ,"**" *,rproduced on demand.

!ill.ll'.]l,.11 :1ol*1". ":ins ro irs being no lontser ofsLandard puriry or owing ro srsns or trquetaclon or ol

1^1"j:_:,I,.lgll:1" or..rrqurd njrro-stycenn or tiquid nirrocompound is no tongei fir for s,orase In rh€magazrne or srorc house rhe ricensee shal comply, ar his own expense, wirh such dirccrions ar ro irs-disposalas the ChiefConlroll€r orContmller ofExplosives may rssue.The interior ofthe magazine and the benches, shelves;nd fittings therein shall be so construcleo or so lrned ofcovered as,to prevent rhe eiposure ofany iron or sleel conlact with the explosives. such inlenor. oencn€s.snervesano nftrngs sh. so lar as is reasoMbly pmcricable, be kept free from grir and shal olh€rwise be cteaniano.rn.rnr case ot any exptosrves tiabte ro be dangerousty affecred by warer, due precaurions shall b€ raken roexclude waler lhere fromiI'rovided that so much ofthis condition as rcraks lo precaunons againsr the exposurc or any iron of sr€er sharlnot be obligalory in a building in which no erprosive orhei rhan exprdsive of lh€ rst Davision 6rh(Ammunjtion) Class is keDt.

ll_le,liqll'"ts *"d"r:lo. is re\red by rhe Conrrolter ofLxptosives. rhe ticensee sha pay rhe fees prescflbed rorresr In lne even or the lcsr prorinB unsarisfacror), rhe same feer sha be palabr€ b! rhe rrcensee tor eachsuosequenr rest untlt the ttghling conductor is passcd by rhe lcslinp omccr as satisfacloN:Provided thar the fees payabte for a sinSte tei sha be charged ior a resrs maOe on i conauc,"r ounng any

P-rovrded tunher rhar where r]vo or.more lighring conductors are attached to one and lhe sam€ magazrn€, rnelee tor the tesling of all such conducrors shall nol exceed fic fee prescri&d in this condition f; rcsling asingl€ ljghting conductor.D^ue-provisions

,sha ll. bc made. by,the use of_suitable workjng clothes without pockels, suitable shoes and by

scarchrng or oth€rwrse or by such means, for preventing Ihe introduction inio danger area of the factoipremrses o[ fic, Lucifer matches or any subsrance or artic6 rikely to cause exprosion o; fire, bul this condirionsharr nor prevent tie inrroducrion ofan artificial light ofsuch construclion. posirion or characrer as nor rocaus€ dny danger of fire or exptosron:Prolided lha(,so.much ufrhii condition as appries to the excrusion ofiron or steer, shal nor be obrigabry in aburldrng In which no e\plosive olher lhan an cxplosive oflhe lst Division ofthe 6lh (Ammunirion) Class iskeDt-

The licensee shalll€ep records and accounts ofall explosives in Foms RE_3 and RE-4 o. RE,r, a, the casemay b€, and exhibit the stock books and rccords to any ofrhe omc€.s aulhorised undcr rh€ Exptosives Rutes.

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rhe prescribed proforma sha be2008 whenc!$ such officcr ma).ca upon hinr ro do so The srock books in

ll No.changes or alteratrons shall be canicd oul io rhc premises

;:l.ll" *** sha compty rirh any condirion ihar nra]

wrthoul pnor approval of rhc licensins aurhorir!be spccified by thc ticensing aLrrhoritl in this

ri Magazrne shat ar at tirncs be kept in srare ofgood repa'r (o. nainrained in good condilion). fhe ricensee sharl

i:::[f;j.,,TJiH -*l.iry fodhlvith. if the n,agazine beconres unfir ri,|.iio*e" "i""y e*pr",i""s r.o, _r

l4 The liccnsce ofthe maga2ine shal submir quanerty rerurn as per sub-rutcs (l) and (a) ofrute 24 ofrhesc rulesl5' Anv encroachmenr of rhc sarerv disrance sharr ui r".ai"t!rv ."',","ii"ii iJli."'ri"*rrg -,r,*i,, r".neccssary advicc and aclio16 The riccnsing aurhorirv shat be inmedialery intbrmed for advicc irany exprosive is lound deteriorated orunserviceable.17. The exprosivc packagcs shau be srocked in such a way so as to allow movenrenl ofar leasl one person lochcck rhe ronJrrion ofa packase5 nored and ro rcadrfri rnonrfuoui" po,ri.ufur,

"i#f, p*t"e..rheresisranceofrhelishrninsc;nduck,rtoeanhsh,trbeasl"*;,;;;;i;;"ji"""o""..u".o*,r,*ro

ll lhe resisrance of the lightning conductor ro eafth shal be as low as possibre and in no case b€ more than r0

19 A distance of I5 merers sunounding rhe magazinc or srore house shalr bekeptclearofdnedgrassorbushorflammabl€ msterirls

20 Every packagc of explosive al fte time of bringing inside the magazine sha| be €xamincd fbr i,, soundcondition.21. Normorerh 4 peFons shallbe allowed mside lhe magaznc orstore house ar any one rjm€.?? :lply padrs!! of rhe c\pros,ves sha be remo""a ",i. ".ai"., "Jalu,"*a.'

--'rr rne lcensac rnO the emptoyct sha be conversanr with procedure lo be raken during rhe emergency wrrlrn the

, ij:..1"":,:f,$: ji:"l.."-dll":1ll::..:h_irl !-r*n ar au reasonabre timcs ro any inspecrins or samphns ofirce.andcverylbtthyrharrbeafforded,o,h€orice,ro,^**i,i"jii,"iin.p.,"ii.,ilil:;i:;lil;li,:iJi::and the t.lvlgldirions are doly observ€d.,, lll:-gltl#lono or a conrro er of Exptosives intorms in wriring. th€ hotder of rhe ticcnce to crccureg*j"1:l-"1*ll' :i1,,emrions

ro rhe riirensed pre,d; * *;"hi".,y. ;;;i;;;;;;an' repala-nlke an\ additions or ahemii^i( '. ihp ri.,.<a.r ^,--,

iig-l,lttul'.,.:il,x J L :.,nr#ffi ,xxJJtrx,r?$I,:#*il'iflr',tfi :t*f,, il'iii:'-11'i:".";:l1.':l:l.::T:lt:::::r:h'r:r1ry'::i.re.in"iuvsucr'**o'.vasc.authoris€d exptosivesi fireworks or safety iuse as mcnrion€d ;n rh€ iisr aurhorised

,,ii1'"J'Ii*1.,.*:;1":::i:hiil111':."',diir{;Hfr J'Jffi """".'"le of fin-craclcrs geneiaring noise Icvcl e\ceedinB.

il_i"I,:""i:l$,':"1.till;i,ilJ:li,'"",-,Hnil":i*:ff * ,;titnlllil""*,,.n *dB, where N - numberofcracktsjoined togerher.

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Form DE-2(Sec rule ll3 ofthc Explosives Rules,2008)(Distance Form ro be anached to the licence)

Safety distances required to bc kep( clear around nsgazine for high cxplosives or fire works or factory licencenumb€r E/SC/KIn2/I305(E55781) in form Lf,-f, grrnted to Sbri Joy Varghese, Director KK.l Crouplntetnrlional(lndia) Pvt. Ltd, 102E0 B, Ashiana Tow.rs, KKJ Township, Pcrutnpadavom P.O. Elrnji,Ernakulrm Dislricl. K€rrla-686665. Krrala-6866665.

Type ofsrruclurc(s) Safety dislances meters

Inside Srfety Dislancca(lsD) \l I \lI Room or Workshop used in Connection with the Magazine ll 17

2 Any other Explosives Magazine or storc House or Facrory ofthe ApplicanlI Masazine Omce

Middle Safety Di5tancer(MSD)4 N4agazine Keeper's or Chowkidar's Dwelling house5 Railway including Nlinerals and Private Railways6 Canal (in aclive use) or olher navigabl€ water7 Dock or Pier or Jeny8 Public Higbway or Public Road9 Private Road which is PRINCIPAL mean! ofaccess to a Temple, Mosque, Church,

Gurud\ram of other places of worships, Hospital, Collog€, School or Factoryl0 River Embankment or Sea Embankmeot or Public WellI I Rcscrvoir or Bounded tanurope wayl2 windmillor or Solar panel for Power Cenemtion

Or.sid€ Srfety Distrnces(OsD)lJ Dwellng Housel4 Covt- and Public Buildingl5 Tenple. Mosque, Church or Gurudwamorother Places ofWorshipsl6 Shops, Market placc, Public recreation and Sports cround, College, School.

Hospital, Theater, Cinema or other Building where the public arc accustomed toassemble

l7 Factory| 8 Buildings or Works used for the StomBe in Bulk of Petroleum, Sp.it, gas. or other

inflammable or hazardous substances19 Building or works used for Stomge and Manufacture of Explosiv€s or ofarticles

which contain Explosives20 Aerodrome2l Furnace. Kiln or Chimoey22 Quarry or mine pit head2l Power House o. Electric Substation24 Wireless Station25 Warehouse or other Storage Building26 Any other Prolecled *orks

Overherd f,lectric lines27 Electric Power over hcad Transmission Lines 6bove 440V28 Electric Power over head Transmission Lines upto 440v

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YEAR WISE PRODUCTION PLAN

Level Section

Line

Cross Section

area Distance

Volume (M3)V

Tones (VX2.6)

1st YEAR

75 C13-C14 27.75 33 915.75 2380.95

70 61.17 33 2018.61 5248.39

65 85.68 33 2827.44 7351.34

60 114.40 33 3775.20 9815.52

65 C11-C12 27.24 37.5 1021.50 2655.90

60 61.21 37.5 2295.38 5967.98

Total 33420.08

2nd year

50 C13-C14 147.74 33 4875.42 12676.09

45 178.13 33 5878.29 15283.55

50 C11-C12 114.10 37.5 4278.75 11124.75

45 146.20 37.5 5482.50 14254.50

55 C9-C10 15.70 52.5 824.25 2143.05

50 42.80 52.5 2247.00 5842.20

45 66.60 52.5 3496.50 9090.90

Total 70415.05

3rd year

40 C13-C14 173.20 33 5715.60 14860.56

35 147.98 33 4883.34 12696.68

30 123.20 33 4065.60 10570.56

40 C11-C12 158.92 37.5 5959.50 15494.70

35 186.03 33 6138.99 15961.37

40 C9-C10 51.50 17 875.50 2276.30

Total 71860.18

4th YEAR

30 C11-C12 224.60 28 6288.80 16350.88

25 246.34 25 6158.50 16012.10

20 281.37 25 7034.25 18289.05

25 C13-C14 98.20 33 3240.60 8425.56

20 73.20 33 2415.60 6280.56

15

50.00 30 1500.00 3900.00

Total 69258.15

5th year

15 C11-C12 319.00 31 9889.00 25711.40

10 295.00 20 5900.00 15340.00

5 245.00 20 4900.00 12740.00

0 195.00 20 3900.00 10140.00

50 C7-C8 22.66 50 1133.00 2945.80

55 C5-C6 26.422 40 1056.88 2747.89

Total 69625.09

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Kerala

PLATES OF QUARRY/MINING PLAN

Toyipara

Rubber Plantation

Kodikutti

Kuninji

Kurinji Kumban

Murikkanand

Kuriyan Kunnu

Vazhittala

Metiri

Tani Mala

Puvakulam

Puvakulam

Perumkutti

Karamala

Kuttattukulam

Variseritalam

Kozhippalli

Arjunan Mala

Mangalattuazhe

Chorakuzhi

Puduveli

Veliyannur

Kizhatiri

Niratanam

Idiyanal

Purapuzha

Vengalur

Mundunada

Palakuzha

Chorakuzhi

Tamarakad

Ankara

AmanakaraVishnu Kshetram

Churallur

Marika

Palakuzha

2500 meter

Key Plan Map of the Study Area

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PREPARED BY:

CHECKED BY:

PROJECT NAME:

GRANITE (BUILDING STONE) QUARRY OF VELIYANOOR

Kiran Kumar Jadav

P.S. Soni

Survey of India Topo Sheets NoC43Q9

Coordinate SystemWGS_1984_UTM_Zone_43P

Geographical Coordinate systemGCS.WGS.1984

DatumD_WGS_1984

Tree Plantation

Cultivated

Settlements

Roads

Canal

Mine Boundary

Rubber Plantation

Zone Limits 5km

Ambient Air, Noise and Water

Quality Monitoring Locations

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