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MINUTES

44ft MEETING

STATE LEVEL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT

ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY-TAMIL NADU

Date: 22.04.2021

Agenda

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Description File

No.

Minutes

a)

Confirmation of the minutes of the

440th meeting of the Authority held

on20.04.2021

The minutes of the 440th meeting of the

Authority held on 20.04.2021was confirmed.

b)

The Action taken on the decisions of

the 440th meeting of the Authority

held on 20.04.2021.

The Member Secretary tabled the action taken

report on the decisions of the 440th meeting and

discussed the details.

I To consider the proposal for the grant

of Terms of Reference with Public

Hearing Proposed Rough Stone &

Gravel quarry lease over an extent of

1.68.0 Ha at S.F.Nos.

80/3,90/4,90/5,90/6,90 117 & g0/19 at

Melur Village, Kulathur Taluk,

pudukkottai District. Tamil Nadu by

Tvl.Sai Hridham Infraa (P) lrd

8294 After detailed discussions, the Authority noted

as follows.

l. The project proponent Tvl.Sai Hridham

Infraa (P) Ltd has submitted the proposal for

the grant of Terms of Reference with Public

Hearing Proposed Rough Stone & Gravel

quaruy lease over an extent of 1.68.0 Ha at

S.F.Nos. 80/3,80/4,80/5,80/6,80117 & 80/19

at Melur Village, Kulathur Taluk,

pudukkottai District.

In the 208th meeting of SEAC held on

24.03.2021, the SEAC has recommended the

proposal for the issue of the following Terms

of Reference along with public hearing for

the proposed project among others:

a. Restricting the maximum depth of

mining up to 41m (35mofRoughSone,

2 m of weatlrered rock & 4 m of Crrav{

considering the environmental

impacts due to the mining, safety ofthe working personnel and follo*iy

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ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY HELD ON 22.04.2021.

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the principle of the sustairlable

mining and the same was accePted

by the proponent. Consequently the

maximum minable quantities of

117040 Cu.m of rough stone, 15680

Cu.m of weathered rock & 41292

Cum of gravel are permitted for

mining over five years and the EIA

may be prepared considering the

ultimate depth as 41 m.

b. The TOR is issued onlY for the

rectangular section excluding

remaining area on the eastem side

bearing SF. No.80/17. Hence, the

project proponent shall revise mining

plan, only for the rectangular section

excluding remaining area on the

eastern side bearing SF. No.80/17.

c. The project proponent shall furnish

revised proposal for green belt area

including said area on the eastem

side bearing SF. No.80/17.

In view of the above, the Authority unanimously

accepts the recommendation of SEAC and

decided to grant Terms of Reference (ToR)

with Public Hearing under cluster for

undertaking the combined Environment Impact

Assessment Study and preparation of separate

Environment Management Plan subject to the

conditions as recommended by SEAC & normal

condition in addition to the following condition.

1. As per the recommendation of SEAC and as

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accepted by the proponent, the ultimate

depth of mining is restricted to 41m (35m of

RoWh stone,2 m of weatlrercd rock & 4 m of

Gmvel) considering the environmental

impacts due to the mining, safety of the

working personnel and following the

principle of the sustainable mining and the

same was accepted by the proponent.

Consequently the maximum minable

quantities of 117040 Cu.m of rough stone,

15680 Cu.m of weathered rock & 41292

Cum of gravel are permitted for mining over

five years and the EIA may be prepared

considering the ultimate depth as 4l m

As per the recommendation of SEAC, theI

TOR is issued only for the rectangular I

section excluding remaining area on ,n. I

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eastern side bearing SF. No.80/17. Hence, I

the project proponent shall revise mining I

plan, only for the rectangular section I

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excluding remaining area on the eastern side I

bearing SF. No.80/17. I

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As per the MoEF& CC office memorandum I

F.No.22-65 12017-IA.Iil dated: 30.09.20201

and, 20.10.2020 the proponent shall fu-ish I

the detailed EMP, mentioning all the CER I

activities as committed and the .or".*. I

raised during public hearing meeting & the I

action plan to mitigate the concerns. I

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2. To consider the proposal for the grant



8322 After detailed discussions, the Authority

unanimously accepts the recommendation ofSEAC and decided to grant Terms of Reference

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Gravel quarry lease over an extent

0.85.0 ha at S.F.Nos. 52

Ekkatatampalayam Village,

Perundurai Taluk, Erode District,

Tamil Nadu by Tmt.G.BanugoPal

(ToR) with Public Hearing under cluster for I

undertaking the combined Environment Impact I

Assessment Study and preparation of ,.nurut. I

Environment Management Plan subject to the I

conditions as recommended by SEAC & normal I

condition in addition to the following condition. I

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1. As per the recommendation of SEAC I

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and as accepted by the ProPonent, the ]

ultimate depth of mining is restricted to

37 m (Rough stone mining firom tlre exising

pitof 22m) considering the environmental



principle of the sustainable mining and

consequently the maximum minable

quantities of 49320 cu.m of Rougfr sone

are permitted for mining over five years.

I Z. As per the MoEF& CC officeII memorandum F.No.22-6512017-IA.IllII dated: 30.09.2020 and 20.10.2020 theI

I proponent shall furnish the detailed EMPI

| .teffi' mentioning all the CERI

I activities as committed and the concernsI

I raised during public hearing meeting &I

I the action plan to mitigate the concerns

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J. To consider the proposal for the grant


Hearing for the Proposed Rough

Stone & Gravel Quarry lease over an

extent of 1.37.0Ha in

S.F.Nos.80/1E1, 80/182, 80llE4 of

Pachapalayam Village, sulur Taluk,


as follows.

1. The Project Proponent, Thiru.M.Ramasamy

has submitted the proposal for the grant of

Terms of Reference for the Proposed

Rough Stone & Gravel Quany lease over

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Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu

by Thiru.M.Ramasamy| - extent of 1.37.0Ha in S.F.Nos.80/1E1,

I 80/1E2. 80llE4 of Pachapalayam Village,

I sulur Taluk. Coimbatore District.

lZ. In the 208'h meeting of SEAC held onI

| 24.03.2021, the SEAC has recommend the

I RroRosal for the issue of the following

I Terms of Reference along with public

I hearing among others:

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| , Restricting the maximum depth of

| *ining up to 33m (30m of Rough

I rtone & 3m of Gravel) considering

| ,he environmental impacts due to the

I .ining, safety of the working

I nersonnel and following the principle

I of the sustainable mining and the

I rame was accepted by the proponentI

I .onsequently, the maximum minable

quantities of 20,955cu.m of Rough

stone & 2850cu.m of Gravel are

permitted for mining over five years.

3. On verifying the form-1 & approved mining

plan the maximum minable quantities for ]

the restricted ultimate depth of 33m is I

20,955cu.m of Rough stone & 6477 cu.m of I

Gravel whereas in the SEAC minutes the I

gravel quantity is typed inadvertentfy u. I

2850cu.m. I

In view of the above, the Authority unanimourf, I

accepts the recommendation of SEAC ana I

decided to grant Terms of Reference (ToR) |with Pubtic Hearing under cluster for I

undertaking the combined Environment ImRact I

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l. As per the recommendation of SEAC and as

accepted by the proponent. the ultimate

depth of mining is restricted to 33m (30m of

Rough stone & 3m of Gravel) considering

the environmental impacts due to the mining,

safety of the working personnel and

following the principle of the sustainable

mining and the same was accepted by the

proponent consequently, the maximum

minable quantities of 20,955cu.m of Rough

stone & 6477 cu.m of Gravel are permitted

for mining over five years.

2. As per the MoEF& CC office memorandum

F.No.22-65 12017-IA.Ill dated: 30.09.2020

and 20.10.2020 the proponent shall furnish

the detailed EMP, mentioning all the CER

activities as committed and the concerns

raised during public hearing meeting & the

action plan to mitigate the concerns.


of Terms of Reference with public

hearing for the Proposed Rough

Stone Quany lease over an extent of

1.05.0Ha in S.F.Nos.50/2 of

Ekkattampalayam Village,

Perundurai Taluk, Erode District,

Tamil Nadu -bv


unanimously accepts the recommendation of

SEAC and decided to grant Terms of Reference

(ToR) with Public Hearing under cluster for





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Thiru.P.VenkatachalamI condition in addition to the following condition.

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I t. As per the recommendation of SEAC

I und as accepted by the proponent, theI

I ultimate depth of mining is restricted to

I l, m (Rough srcne mining fiom ttre CIdstingI

I pit of l0 m) considering the environmentalI

I i*pacts due to the mining, safety of the


principle of the sustainable mining and


quantities of 7\,7l6cu.m of Rough stone

are permitted for mining over five years.

2. As per the MoEF& CC office

memorandum F.No.22-6512017-IA.III

dated: 30.09.2020 and 20.10.2020 the

proponent shall furnish the detailed

EMP, mentioning all the CER activities

as committed and the concems raised

during public hearing meeting & the


To consider the proposal for the grant

of Terms of Reference with public

hearing for the Proposed Rough

Stone & Gravel Quany lease over an

extent of 2.99.5Ha in S.F.Nos.86/3 ofPonnamangalam Village,

Thirumangalam Taluk, Madurai

District, Tamil Nadu by

Thiru. S.Vishnuvarthan

832t After detailed discussions, the Authority


(ToR) with Pubtic Hearing under cluster for



Environment Management plan subject to the



l. As per the recommendation of SEAC and as


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depth of mining is restricted to 32 m (30rn of

RoWh stcne &2 m of Gravel) considering the

environmental impacts due to the mining,



mining and consequently the maximum

minable quantities of 4, 92,4721w.m of

Rough stone &49,680cu.m of Gravel are


As per the MoEF& CC office memorandum

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After detailed discussions,

as follows.

the Authority noted

'fhiru.M.Sengottuvel has submitted the

proposal for the grant of Terms of

Reference with public hearing for the

Proposed Multi Coloured Granite Quarry

lease over an extent of 2.285Ha in

S.F.Nos.503/1 of Sithampoondi Village,

Paramathivelur Taluk, Namakkal District,'

2. In the 208th meeting of SEAC held on

24.03.2021. the SEAC has recommend the

proposal fbr the issue of the following

Terms of Reference along with public

hearing among others:


8329To consider the proposal for the grant


hearing for the ProPosed Multi

Coloured Granite Quarry lease over

an extent of 2.28.5Ha in

S.F.Nos.503/1 of SithamPoondi

Village, Paramathivelur Taluk,

Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu -bY

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Project ProPonent,

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mining up to 33m (30m

multicoloured Granite, 2m weathered

rock & lm gravel) considering the

environmental impacts due to the

mining, safety of the working

personnel and following the principle

of the sustainable mining as well as

considering level of ground water

table and consequently the maximum

minable quantities of 16,986cu.m ofMulti - Coloud Granite, 4422cu.m ofWeathercd Rock & 2628cu.m of Gravel

are permitted for mining over five

years.









condition in addition to the following condition. ]

l. As per the recommendation of SEAC urrO u, I

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accepted by the proponent, the ultimate I

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depth of mining is restricted to 33 m (30m I

multicoloured Granite, 2m weathered rock & I

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lm gravel) considering the environmental I

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impacts due to the mining, safety of the I,Iworking personnel and following the

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principle of the sustainable mining as well as I

considering level of ground water table and I

consequently the maximum recovery of I

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2.

16,986 cu.m of Multi - Colotnred Granite is

(ROM-I8310 Cu.m & Granite waste 11324

Cu.m) permitted for mining over five years.


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7. Note to Consider for the proposal 18195

seeking environmental clearance lor I

After detailed discussion, the Authority I

unanimously accepts the recommendation of I

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SEAC and decided to grant Environmental I

Clearance subject to the conditions * |

recommended by SEAC & normal condition in I

addition to the following condition. I

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1. The proponent shall ensure that the treated I

sewage should not be disposed directlV or I

indirectly to the nearby water bodies under I

any circumstances I

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2. As per the MoEF& CC office memorandum I

F.No.22-65l2oll-lA.III dated: 30.09.2020 I

and 20. 1O.2O2O the proponent shall fumish I

the detailed EMP t@, mentioning I

CER activities for Rs. 167 lakhs as

committed and the CER activities shall be

I .urri.a out before obtaining CTo fromI

I TNPCB.I

I I The proponent has to submit the details of

I ar* Activities to be carried out with actionI

I ntun while submitting application for CTE

Construction of proposed

Construction of High Raise

Residential Building by M/S.

Baashyaam Constructions Pvt Ltd at

Old No. 277(part) New T.S.No.l4l7,

Block No.7l of Kodambakkam

Village, Mambalam Taluk, Chennai

District by M/S. Baashyaam

Constructions Pvt Ltd - Sl. No 8(a) of

the Schedule - Building and

Construction Projects- as per EIA

Notification 2006 As Amended.

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from TNPCB




Gravel quarry lease over an extent of2.02.3 Ha at S.F.Nos. 176/tA,

17615A, 176/6A of Marapparai

Village and S.F.No. 316128.2 of

Paruthipalli Village-, Tiruchengode

Taluk, Namakkal District, Tamil

Nadu by Thiru. S.Rangasamy

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After detailed discussions, the Authority










depth of mining is restricted to 37m (35 m ofRough stone &2 m of Gravel) considering





proponent. Consequently, the maximum

minable quantities of 70750 Cu.m of Rough

stone & 8050 cu.m of Gravel ure pe.-itted I

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for mining over five years. I

2. As per the MoEF& CC office *"rnorundr. I

F.No.22-65 12017-IA.III dated: 3O.Og.2l2ol

and,20.10.2020 the proponent shall furni.h I

the detailed EMP, mentioning all the CER I

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activities as committed and the conce*s I

raised during public hearing meeting & the I

action plan to mitigate the concern, r*ib Ie.I

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After detailed discussions, the

as follows.

1. The Project

Authority noted

Proponent.

Thiru.P.Adhimoolam has applied for Terms

of Reference for the proposed Rough Stone

qualry lease over an extent of 4.00.0 Ha at

S.F.Nos. 135 Part -7 at Iyukunam Village,

Kilpennathur Taluk, Thiruvannamalai

District.


24.03.2021, the SEAC has recommend the

proposal for the issue of the following



a. The complaint letter indicating some

allegations may be discussed in the

Public-hearing meeting

b. Restricting the maximum depth of

mining up to 35 m (AGL) of rough

stone considering the environmental

impacts due to the mining, safetY of

I the working Personnel and

following the principle of the

sustainable mining and


quantities of 5,29,180 cu.m of

rough stone are Permitted for

mining over five years.

c. The project proponent shall furnish

revised mining Plan maximum

depth of mining uP to 35 m (AGL)



Hearing Proposed Rough Stone

quarry lease over an extent of 4.00.0

Ha at S.F.Nos. 135 Part - 7 at

Iyukunam Village, Kilpennathur

Taluk, Thiruvannamalai District,

Tamil Nadu by Thiru. P.Adhimoolam

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ofrough stone over five years.










1. As recommended by SEAC, the complaint

letter indicating some allegations may be

discussed in the Public-hearing meeting



depth of mining is restricted to 35m AGL

(From top) considering the environmental





Consequently, the maximum minable

quantities of 529180 Cu.m of Rough stone is

permiued for mining over five years.

3. As recommended by SEAC, the project

proponent shall fumish revised mining plan

for ultimate depth of mining of 35 m (AGL)

ofrough stone over five years.


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action plan to mitigate the concerns

After detailed discussions, the Authority noted

as follows.

l. The Project Proponent, Thiru.K.Govardhan

Chowdari has aPPlied for Terms of

Reference for the proposed Rough Stone

quarry lease over an extent of 2.00'0 Ha at

S.F.Nos. 303 (Part-1) Athimugam Village,

Shoolagiri Taluk, Krishnagiri District,

Tamil Nadu.


I z+.01.2021, the sEAc has recommend the





mining uP to 40 m [l8m (AGL) +

21m (BGL) of Rough stone & 1 m

of toPsoill considering the

environmental imPacts due to the

mining, safetY of the working

personnel and following the

principle of the sustainable mining

and consequentlY the maximum

minable quantities of 4, 51,126

cu.m of Rough stone &16,100 cu'm

of Gravel are Permitted for mining

over five Years.

3. On verifying the approved mining plan,

Form-l and other documents fumished by




qualry lease over an extent of 2.00.0

Ha at S.F.Nos. 303(Part-l)

Athimugam Village, Shoolagiri

Taluk, Krishnagiri District, Tamil

Nadu by Thiru.K.Govardhan

Chowdari

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the proponent, it was noticed that the

maximum minable quantity of rough stone

for the restricted depth of 40m is 454076

Cu.m of rough stone & 16,100 cu.m of Top

soil which is typed inadvertently as 451126

cu.m of Rough stone &16,100 cu.m ofGravel and also the survey number is typed

inadvertently as S.F.No. 303 (Part) instead

of S.F.No. 303 (Part-l) in the minutes of208th meeting of SEAC held on

24.03.2021












depth of mining is restricted to 40 m [lgm(AGL) + 2lm (BGL) of Rough stone & I m of

topsoil] considering the environmental





Consequently, the maximum minable

quantity of 454076 Cu.m of rough stone is


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2. As per the MoEF& CC office memorafldum

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action plan to mitigate the concems.

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of Terms of Reference with Public I

Hearing Proposed Rough Stone & |

Gravel quarry lease over an extent of I

4.27.4 Ha at SF. No.469llB tol

46916B,476ll to 47614, O, I

Nadanoor Village. Alangulam Taluk. I

Tenkasi District by Thiru. K. I

Rajkumar I


as follows.

l. The Project Proponent, Thiru. K. Rajkumar

has applied for Terms of Reference for the

proposed Rough Stone & Gravel quarry

lease over an extent of 4.27.4 Ha at SF.

No.469l lB to 46916B.,47611 to 47614, A.P

Nadanoor Village, Alangulam Taluk,

Tenkasi District.







mining up to 37m (35 m of Rough

I stone &2 m of Gravel) consideringI

I the environmental imPacts due toI

I the mining, safety of the workingI

I personnel and following theI

I principle of the sustainable miningI

I und the same was accepted bY the

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I nroponent. ConsequentlY, the

I maximum minable quantities of

677435 cu.m of Rough stone &

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70302 cu.m of Gravel are permitted

for mining over five years.

3. On verifying the approved mining plan, the

maximum minable quantity of rough stone

for the restricted depth of 37m is 677425

Cu.m which is typed inadvertently as

677435 cu.m of Rough stone in the minutes

of 208th meeting of SEAC held on

24.03.2021












depth of mining is restricted to 37m (35 m ofRough stone &2 m of Gravel) considering





proponent. Consequently, the maximum

minable quantities of 677425 Cu.m of Rough

stone & 70302cu.m of Gravel are permitted

for mining over five years..


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quarry lease over an extent of 1.16.0

Ha at S.F.Nos. 313A2,31382,313C2,

313E2 & 3l3G at Palaiyur Village,

Pollachi Taluk, Coimbatore District,

Tamil Nadu

A.Thirumalaisamy

by Thiru.

833 I Afier detailed discussions, the Authority


SEAC and decided to grant Terms of Reference








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13. Note to Consider for the issue of

Environmental Clearance for the

Proposed Construction of

Warehouse/Lo gistics/Storage

Building Project M/s. SHIRINA

Industrial & Logistics Park Pvt. Ltd.,

SECURA Logistics Park Pvt. Ltd.,

ERPL Industrial & Logistics Park

P\4. Ltd.,in Survey No: 98/2, 100,

101, l02ll, t02/2, 10213, 103/14.,



SEAC and decided to grant Environmental

Clearance subject to the conditions as

recommended by SEAC & normal condition in

addition to the following condition.

1. The proponent shall ensure that the industrial

park shall be utilized only for

Warehouse/Logistics /Industrial Storage

/Light & Heavy engineering & assembling of

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103/18, 10312, 106, 10713, 10714,

10715, t0gl2, l17llA, lt7llBl,tt7lIB2, 155/lA, 15512, t5513,

15611, 160ll, t6012, 16111, 16U2,

t6ll3A, 161/38, 162, r63ltA,163llB, 164ll, 16412, 165ll, 165/2,

16611, 16612, 16613, 167, 769, 169,

170, 171 of Vishnuvakkam Village

&. 27711. 277/2, 27gllc, 27912,

27 8l I A, 27 g/ lB, 27 g I l, 279 12, 27 g 13,

280, 2gl, 292, 29413, 2g5l1A,

285/tB, 2g5llc, 2g5ltD, 295/lE,

285ltF, 29512, 29513, 2g6llA,

286ltB, 29612, 28613A, 2g613P.,

28614A, 286/48 of Karikalavakkam

Village, Tiruvallur Taluk, Tiruvallur

District-For Environmental

Clearance - Category 82 - 8(a) ofthe Schedule - Building and

Construction Projects As per The

EIA Notification 2006 As Amended

Components - IT Hardware, Packaging

Material, e-corlmerce FMCG Retail

Products, Pharmaceutical Products, Fabric,

Apparel's, Fiber Glass; Ready to assemble

furniture, fixtures, Appliances, Engineering

Products, Automobiles Accessories,

Electronic Goods, Non Agricultural Raw

produce storage; Storage of only non-

flammable Chemicals within threshold limits

as per Schedule II & m of Manufacture,

storage and import of hazardous chemical

rules, 1989 as amended.

The proponent shall ensure that there shall

not be any Storage of non-flammable

Chemicals more than the threshold limits as

committed within the said Industrial park as

per Schedule II & III of Manufacture,

storage and import of hazardous chemical

rules, 1989 as amended.

As recommended by SEAC and as accepted

by the proponent, the project proponent shall

provide green belt of 20yo excluding OSR

area all along the periphery of the proposed

industrial and logistic park.

As recommended by SEAC and as acceRted ]

by the proponent, the percentage of *.u I

allotment to the individual

sector/commodities shall be as follows

2.

4.

a. FMCG/Consumer

Apparel's :40o/o

b. Electronic and

Durables/

IT hardware

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c.

Assembling :20o/o

Auto ancillary assembling and Allied

storage : l5%o

Light and Heavy Engineering l5%o

Logistics Services (3PL/4PL) :10oh

d.

{. As recommended by S and as accepted

by the proponent

consume fresh w of 180 KLD and it must

be sourced the Bore well located at

project si with prior approval from the

t Authority.

6.

by the proponent, the proponent shall

provide the Grey water treatment plant of

capacity of 100 KLD to treat grey water

generation of 97 KLD and shall be operated

& maintained effectively and continuously'

7. As recommended by SEAC and as accepted

by the proponent, the proponent shall

provide the Sewage treatment plant of

capacity 70 KLD to treat the Black water

generation of 56 KLD and shall be operated

& maintained effectively and continuously'

As recommended by SEAC and as accepted

by the proponent, the proponent shall operate

and maintain the Sewage Treatment Plant &

Grey Water Treatment Plant efficiently and

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continuously to bring the quality of treated

sewage to satisfy the discharge standards

prescribed by the CPCB at all times.

g. As recommended by SEAC and as accepted

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the project shall

by the proponent, the proponent shall recycle

and reuse the Treated Sewage of 147 KLD

for toilet flushing (43.5 KLD) and for Green

belt development (103.5 KLD) on land

within the premises.

10. The proponent shall ensure that there shall

not be any trade effluent generation within

the premises of said Industrial park as

committed.


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the detailed EMP to TNPCB, mentioning all

the CER activities as committed below with

the action plan to mitigate the concerns

while applying for CTE from TNpCB. The

CER activities shall be carried out before

obtaining CTO from TNPCB.

S.

NOCER

ActivityCost ofCER

inLakhs

Description Name of Selected Village(Within 5 Km from project

site)

1 Infrastructurecreation fordrinkingwater supply

10 The amount will be dividedand spent One time forthese villages based on therequirement. Building ofOverhead tanks, Pipelinesupply & Hand pumps etc.,will be carried out.

VishnuvakkamKarikalavakkamVilapakkam

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2. Health campsalong withfree medicinedistribution

5 Health camps will beconducted once a year forscreening of diseases andproviding medicines free ofcost.

l. Vishnuvakkam2. Karikalavakkam3. Vilapakkam4. Veeraragavapuram5. Kilanur

J. Electrificationincludingsolar power

10 The areas requiringelectrification such aspublic road, Schools andCommon areas will be

VishnuvakkamVeeraragavapuramKilanur

I2J

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selected. Solar poweredlamps will be installed.

4. TreePlantation invillages

6 Trees will be planted alongroads for providing shade

over a period of 7 years.

Public area such as schools,Hospitals, temples will also

be selected for tree planting.

l. Vishnuvakkam2. Karikalavakkam

3. Vilapakkam

Total 31 Lakhs

14. Note to Consider for the issue of 17592

Environmental Clearance for tne I

proposed construction of M/s. Vels I

Medical College and Hospital " I

S.F.Nos. l17lLD, 11712. l1713,l

ttll4A, tt7l4B, llTllc. l17B.l

1 l8/lA, 1 18/18, l18l2.l l8/3. I l8/4. I

I 18/5A, I l8/5B,1 18/6.1 18/7. I l8/8. I

118/9 At Natham Village, Ponneri I

Taluk, S.No l2l1, 2,3,4,5 & 6, 13, I

14, 17, l42llB, 14212, 143, l44llA2,l

t44ltB3B, t4412,14413, l44l4,l

14415, 144/6A, l5l/1A, l5l/lBl,l15UlB2, 15112P.,151/3, 152, 153/1.

I

15312, l54ll, 15412, 158/2B, I

158/3A2over an extent of f S.S0S ha I

Let Uaniakaranai Village. Uthukottai I

Itduk, S.No 327nA. 327tB.ltl1327128,

At Bandikavnur Villaee, I

I Ponneri Taluk, Thiruvallur District. I

I ramil Nadu by Vels Institute of

I

I Science, Technology & Advanced I

| ,,r0,., (VISTAS) - Category 82 - I

lrtul o, the Schedule - Buildirg *a I

lconstruction Projects As e.. rn.

I

I EIA Notification 2006 As Amended I

After detailed discussions, the AuthoritV I

unanimously accepts the recommendation of I

SEAC and decided to grant Environmental I

Clearance subject to the conditions ^ |

recommended by SEAC & normal condition in I

addition to the following condition. I

I

l. As recommended by SEAC and ut I

accepted by the proponent, the proposed I

project shall be constructed only fo. I,I

Phase -1 of total Built up area of 54,360 |

Sq.m in l8 blocks; the proposed Rroject I

shall have a plot coverage of 21.80 % of

total plot area of 1,55,050 Sq.m.

2. As recommended by SEAC & as Per the

planning permission obtained from

deputy Director, DTCP vide

Na.Ka.No. 55012020lTiruvallur-2 dated

21.09.2020, the total built-up area is

restricted 54360.68 sq.m with GroundI

I floor & First floor in a plot area of

I rs5o5o Sq.m.I

I

I 3. As recommended by SEAC and as

I u.cepted by the proponent, the parkingI

I of 11.7 o , Roads coverage of 16.03 %o,

I

I creen belt of 33o/o, OSR of l0o/o and

area o{' 7.44 o of the total plotvacant

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,tl

4.

area shall be maintained for the Phase -lconstruction activity.

As recommended by SEAC and as

accepted by the proponent, the project

proponent shall ensure that the 33Yo ofgreen belt developed shall be maintained

properly and within the premises and at

the periphery of the site and the land area

statement shall be as follows

5. As recommended by SEAC and as

accepted by the proponent, the total

water required for Phase - I activity shall

be 358 KLD out of which 20KLD is for

Stream-A (Lab, Animal House, OT,

Gynae ward) & 338 KLD is for Steam-B

(P/OP/Visitors/Hostels, Students,

7.

Quarters, Staff & Laundry).


accepted by the proponent, the

freshwater drawl of 243 KLD shall be

taken from external sources and treated

water of I I5KLD shall be recycled for

flushing purpose.


S.No Description Area

(Sq.m)

Percentage

(%)

IBuildingcoverage

33846.17 21.80

2. Parking r8130.00 11.70

J. Roads 24861.00 16.03

4. Green Belt 5l 166.50 33.00

5. OSR 15s05.00 10.00

6. Vacant area I1541.33 7.44

Totalp ot Area 1s5050.00 r 00.00

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accepted by the proponent, trade Effluent

of ISKLD generated from Stream-A

shall be treated in the Effluent treatment

plant of capacity 50KLD as proposed.


accepted by the proponent,, sewage of

112 KLD & grey water of 193 KLD

generated from Stream-B shall be treated

in Sewage Treatment Plant of capacity

300 KLD & Grey Water Treatment Plant

of capacity 400 KLD respectively as

proposed

9, As recommended by SEAC and as

accepted by the proponent,, the

proponent shall operate and maintain the

Sewage Treatment Plant, GreY water

Treatment Plant & Effluent Treatment

Plant efficiently and continuously to

bring the quality of treated

sewage/treated trade effluent to satisfu

the discharge standards prescribed by the

CPCB at all times.


accepted by the proponent,, the

proponent shall ensure that the treated

water of I 15 KLD shall be recYcled

within the system for flushing purpose,

treated water of 179.2 KLD shall be

utilized for Green belt development and

treated water of ll.8 KLD shall be used

for firefighting /road washing as per

requirement basis.

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I l. As recommended by SEAC and as

accepted by the proponent, the proponent

shall ensure that the total treated water of306 KLD from ETP, GWTP & STp

shall be recycled, reused within the

premises and will not be discharged

anywhere outside the campus.



proponent shall ensure that the Solid

waste generated in the hospital and

college shall be collected in colour-

coded bins as per Bio Medical Waste

Management Rule 2016 norms and taken

to BM waste storage area. Solid waste

generated in hostel, quarters shall be

segregated as biodegradable/non-

biodegradable waste generation

calculated as per CPHEEO Manual onl

MSW Management, 2000 Chapter 7. I

I

13. As recommended by SEAC and as I


proponent shall ensure that the

biomedical waste of quantity

approximately 154 Kglday shall be

disposed to authorized CBWTF.



proponent shall ensure that the

Biodegradable food waste; garden waste

of approximately 537 Kg/day & STp

sludge of 100Kg/day shall be processed

in Biomethanization plant and the

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compost shall be used as manure for the

green belt development. Non-

Biodegradable paper, Plastics,

containers, cartons etc., approximately of

797 Kglday shall be disPosed to

authorized recycler.



proponent shall ensure that the ETP

sludge of 2 Kglday shall be disposed to

authorized TSDF. The Hazardous waste

generation of 0.5 Tlyear used/spent oil

from the DG shall be collected stored

and disposed to authorized recycler.

16. As per the MoEF& CC office

memorandum F.No.22-6512017-IAJII

dated: 30.09.2020 and 20.10.2020, the

proponent shall furnish the detailed EMP

as proposed for Rs.400 Lakh, which

includes CER activities of Rs.50 Lakhs

to TNPCB, mentioning all the CER

activities as committed below with the

action plan to mitigate the concerns

while applying for CTE from TNPCB.

The CER activities shall be carried out

before obtaining CTO from TNPCB.

S.No CER Activity Cost[Rs.Lakhs

Description Name of theIdentifiedVillases

i Solid wasteManagementfacility

5 Installation of Dustbins for waste

segregation. Providing Gloves,Mask and other safety measure,transport of solid waste.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamKannigaipairThatchoor

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VettipalayamJanappanchatramPanchety

2. Infrastructuredevelopmentlaying roadsand busshelters.

l5 Roads will be laid in interior ofvillages for easy traffic. Busshelters will be built near schooland hospital bus stops as priority.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamKannigaipair

3. Infrastructuredevelopment -RWHstructures(ponds, drainsetc.)

l0 To recharge ground aquifers,Rainwater ponds will bedeveloped in area adjoining thehospital campus. In villagesdesilting of ponds will be carriedout.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamJanappanchatramPanchety

4. skillDevelopment& Training forwomen

5 Training recharge groundaquifers, Rain water ponds willbe developed in area adjoiningthe hospital campus. In villagesdesilting of ponds will be carriedout.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamKannigaipairThatchoorVettipalayamJanappanchatramPanchety

5. Tree Plantation l0 Shade providing trees such asNeem, Poovarasu, Mango treeswill be planted along roadside, inpublic places over a period of 7years.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamKannigaipairThatchoorPanchety

6. Health campsalong with freemedicinedistribution

5 Health camps and eye check upcamps will be conducted once ina year in mobile vans by hospitalstaff . Medicines will be providedfree of cost.

ManjankaranaiBandikavanorNathamThatchoorVettipalayamJanaooanchatram

Total Cost (Rs.) 50 Lakhs

To consider the proposal for the grant

of Environmental Clearance for the

Proposed Sand quarry lease over an

extent of 12.00.0 Ha at

S.F.Nos.495ll (Part), Agaraelathur

Village, Sirkazhi Taluk,

Nagapattinam District, Tamil Nadu

by M/s.The Executive Engineer

Public Works Department


as follows.

l. The Project Proponent, M/s. The Executive

Engineer Public Works Department has

applied seeking Environmental Clearance for

the Proposed Sand quany lease over an

extent of 12.00.0 Ha at S.F.Nos. 49511

(Part), Agaraelathur Village, Sirkazhi Taluk,

Myladuthurai District.

7253

MEMBER TffiTo*n ."o##-u"\' of37

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15.

2. In the 208th meeting of SEAC hetd on


proposal for grant of Environmental

Clearance subject to the following conditions

among others:

a. Permitted ultimate depth of mining

is restricted to theoretical bed level.

Hence the quantity that shall be

mined up to theoretical bed level as

per the approved mining plan is

1,98,175m3.



decided to grant Environmental Clearance

subject to the conditions as recommended by

SEAC & normal condition in addition to the

following condition.

l. As per the recommendation of SEAC, the

Permitted ultimate depth of mining is

restricted to theoretical bed level. Hence the

quantity of sand that shall be mined up to

theoretical bed level as per the approved

mining plan is l. 98,1 75m3.


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the CER activities as committed with action

plan while applying for CTE from TNPCB.

The CER activity shall be carried out before

obtaining CTO from TNPCB

V. MEMBER SECRETARY

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AK

16.Tb consider the proposal for the grant


Proposed Sand Quarry over an extent

of 20.00 Ha in Coleroon River at

S.F.No: 32lll (Part) of Vadarangam


Mayladuthurai District, Tamil Nadu


as follows.

I 1. The Project Proponent, M/s.The ExecutiveI

I Eneineer Public Works Department has

I applied seeking Environmental Clearance forI

I the Proposed Sand quarry lease over an

I extent of 20.00.0 Ha at S.F.Nos. 32t/tI

| (Part), Vadarangam Village, Sirkazhi Taluk,

I Myladuthurai Disrrict.





among others:

a. Permitted ultimate depth of mining is

restricted to theoretical bed level. Hence

the quantity that shall be mined up to


mining plan is 2,79,364m3.



decided to grant Environmental Clearance

subject to the conditions as recommended by

SEAC & normal condition in addition to the

following condition. ]

l

1. As per the recommendation of SEAC, the I

Permitted ultimate depth of mining ir l

restricted to theoretical bed level. Hence the I

I

quantity of sand that shall be mined up to I

theoretical bed level as per the approved I

mining plan is 2,79,364m3. I

I

2. As per the MoEF& CC office memorandum I

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F.No.22-65 12017 -l{.Iil dated: 30.09:2020

and 20.10.2020 the proponent shall fumish








Proposed Sand quarry lease over an

extent of 20.00.0 Ha at

S.F.Nos.78211 (Part), Methirivellur


Mayladuthurai District, Tamil Nadu

by M/s.The Executive Engineer

Public Works Department

7066 After detailed discussions, the Authority noted I

as follows. I

I

1. The Project Proponent, M/s. The Executive I

Engineer Public Works Department has I

applied seeking Environmental Clearance for ]

the Proposed Sand quarry lease over an

extent of 20.00.0 Ha at S.F.Nos. 78211

(Part), Methirivelur Village, Sirkazhi Taluk,

Myladuthurai District.





among others:



quantity that shall be mined up to theoretical

bed level as per the approved mining plan is

2,53,991m3.I

I

I ln view of the above, the Authority unanimouslyI

I accepts the recommendation of SEAC andI

I decided to grant Environmental ClearanceI

I subject to the conditions as recommended byI

ISEaC & normal condition in addition to the

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following condition.

l. As per the recommendation of SEAC, the



quantity of sand that shall be mined up to


mining plan is 2,53,991m3.


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of Environmental Clearance (EC)

Proposed Rough stone quarry lease

over an extent of 1.05.0ha at S.F.Nos.

l92ll & 19212 of Sathiyamangalam

Village, Kulathur Taluk, Pudukottai

District, Tamil Nadu by M/s. Veeram

Stone P\4 Ltd



SEAC and decided to grant Environmental

Clearance subject to the conditions as




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of Environmental Clearance (EC)


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as follows.

l. The Proponent, Executive Engineer,

PWD/WRD, has applied for Environmental

Clearance for the proposed Sand quarry over

an extent of 4.90Ha in Palar river bed in

S.F.No. 242(P) in Arumparuthi Village,

Katpadi Taluk, Vellore District.





among others:


restricted to theoretical bed level.

Hence the quantitY that shall be

mined up to theoretical bed level as

per the approved mining Plan is

51297m3.

b. Manual Mining shall be carried out

using Bullock carts only restricting

up to 198 Nos. of bullock carts Per

day.

3. On verifying the Form-I, Precise atea

communication letter and Mining Plan

approval letter, it was noticed that the extent

of sand quarry is 4.90 Ha whereas in the

SEAC minute, the extent of sand quarry is

typed inadvertently as 4.94 Ha



decided to grant Environmental Clearance for

the proposed Sand quarry over an extent of

4.90Ha in Palar river bed in S.F.No. 242(P) in

Proposed Sand qualry in Palar

riverbed over an extent of 4.90.0 ha

at S.F.No. 242(P) in ArumParuthi

Village, Katpadi Taluk, Vellore

District, Tamil Nadu bY the

Executive Engineer, PWD/WRD

MEMBER CHAIffi\,YISEIAA-TN

Arumparuthi Village, Katpadi Taluk, Vellore

District subject to the conditions as



1. As per the recommendation of SEAC, the



quantity that shall be mined up to theoretical

bed level as per the approved mining plan is

51297m3.

As per the recommendation of SEAC,

Manual Mining shall be carried out using

Bullock carts only restricting up to 198 Nos.

ol'bullock carts per day.


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2.



Existing Multi Colour Granite

Quany over an extent of 16.12.0 Ha

at S.F. No.516/l , 51814 & 534,

Arasiramani Village, Sankari Taluk,

Salem District by M/s. Tamil Nadu

Minerals Limited

4396 After detailed discussion, the Authority

unanimously accepts the recommendation ofSEAC and decided to request the Member

Secretary, SEIAA to obtain the following details

from the proponent as recommended by SEAC

and place the proposal in the ensuing Authority

meeting for further course of Action.

1. The SEAC has prescribed the amounts for

Ecological remediation (Rs. 6.448 lakhs),

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2.

natural resource augmentation (Rs. '8.06 |

lakhs) & community resource augmentation I

(Rs. I 1.284lakhs), totaling Rs. 25J921

Lakhs. Hence the project proponent has to I

I

remit the amount of Rs. 25.792 Lakhs in the I

form of bank guarantee to Tamil Nadu I

Pollution Control Board and submit the I

acknowledgement of the same to SEIAA- |

I

TN. The funds shall be utilized for the I

remediation plan, Natural resource I

augmentation plan & Commurity ..rou... I

I

augmentation plan as indicated in tf,e I

EIA/EMP report. I

The amount committed by the Project

proponent for CER (Rs.6.448 Lakhs) shall

be remitted in the form of DD to the

beneficiary for the activities committed by

the proponent. A copy of receipt from the

beneficiary shall be submitted to SEIAA-TN

The project proponent shall submit the proof

for the action taken bY the state

Government/TNPcB against project

proponent under the provisions ofSection 19

of the Environment (Protection) Ac, 1986 as

per the EIA Notification dated: 14.03.2017

and amended 08.03.201 8.

The project shall fumish the revised letter

obtained from Assistant Director, Deparment

of Geology & Mining.

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4.

2t. To consider the proposal for the grant



as follows.

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Hearing Proposed Red Gravel &

Ordinary Stone quarry lease over an

extent of 4.55.0 Ha at S.F.Nos.

295/2A, 2g5l2B, 2g5l2D, 23glt,

295 I 4C, 23813 A, 23812 and 238138 at

Keelaramanadhi Village, Kamuthi

Taluk, Ramanathapuram District,

Tamil Nadu by Thiru.M.Karthik

The Project Proponent, Thiru.M.Karthik

has applied for Terms of Reference for the

proposed Red Gravel & Ordinary Stone

quarry lease over an extent of of 4.55.0 Ha

at S.F.Nos. 29512A, 295128, 29512D,

23811, 29514C, 23813A, 23812 and 238/38

at Keelaramanadhi Village, Kamuthi Taluk,

Ramanathapuram District.

In the 208th meeting of SEAC held on





a. Restricting the maximum depth

of mining up to l4m (12 m of

Ordinay strrne & 2 m of Gravel)

considering the environmental

impacts due to the mining, safety

of the working personnel and

following the principle of the ]

I

sustainable mining and I

consequently the maximum

minable quantities of 3, 19,531

cu.m of Orldinary stone &68,840cu.m of Gravel are

permitted for mining over five

years.

3. On verifying the Form-l & approved

mining plan the maximum minable

quantities for the restricted ultimate

depth of 14m is 349421 cu.m of

ordinary stone & 68840 cu.m of

Gravel whereas in the SEAC minutes

l.

2.

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the Ordinary stone quantity is ty

inadvertently as 3119,531 cu.m.












depth of mining is restricted to l4m (12 m of

Ordinaly strrne & 2 m of GmvO considering the

environmental impacts due to the mining,



mining and consequently the maximum

minable quantities of 349421 cu.m of

Ordinary stone & 68,840cu.m of Gravel are



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