PROFORMA FOR SUBMISSION OF EXPRESSION OF PURSUENT TO THE
NOTIFICATION NO. GEO-1/2005,Dt. 17-03-2005
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XI.
Name & Address of the Applicant
Status of the Applicant
a) Individual/proprietor/partnership firm/company
Mineral interested
Name of the Mineral:
Extent:
District:
NB : Please refer page 2 for details
Financial position for the past 3 years
(a) Paid-up Capital
(b) Turnover
(c) Gross profit & Net profit
(d) Reserves & Surplus
(e) Net worth of the assets
Background of the Individual/Firm/ Company
(a) Year of establishment
(b) Details of promoters
(c) Current Activities
(d)Details of group companies
Stake in the group companies
Details of Plans for development of the deposit, including nature of
mineral based industry intended to establish
Source of funds for the proposed project
Technical details
(a) Experience & Expertise in the field of Mining and processing .
(b) State of art Technologies employed
(c) Details for existing Product line.
(d) Details of Key technical Personnel.
(e) Infrastructural facilities to undertake the project.
(f) Technical Plans for the Proposed Project
R & D Facilities
(a) R&D with special reference to mining and processing
(a) Investments.
(b) Background of Key Technical Personnel with reference to
proposed venture..
(c) Achievements.
Marketing Strength
(a) Details of Market Network.
Any tie-ups for marketing the Product.
(b)Proposed Plan to market the end product under the Proposed
venture.
Any other related information.
Companies proposed to be associated / collaborated with
proposed project.
(a) Nature of collaboration.
(b) Details may be furnished for all the associated / collaborated
companies.
N.B;. Separate Application shall be filed for each Mineral.
Enclosures to be submitted: 1) Copy of partnership Deed in case of Firm
2)Copy of Articles of Association in case of Company
Signature of the Applicant
Place :
Date :
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THE A.P MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD.,
(A State Government Undertaking)
Pancom Business Centre, 2nd & 3rd Floors, 8-3-945, Ameerpet, Hyderabad-500 073.
Phone : 23733153, 23733154, Fax: 91-40-23733152,
E-Mail : hyd2_apmdcl@sancharnet.in
LIST OF AREAS OFFERED FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST VIDE
NOTIFICATION NO. GEO-1/2005, DT. 17-3-2005.
A. Areas already granted
S.No. Mineral
Location
District
1.
Calcite,
Mica,
Quartz,
Yellow ochre
Nimmalapadu
Ext. in
Ha.
Visakhapatnam 8.725
Status of
the land
Notified
Tribal
area
2.
Nimmalapadu
Visakhapatnam 37.896
Notified
Tribal
area
3.
Calcite,
Mica,
Quartz,
Yellow ochre
Calcite
Karaiguda
Visakhapatnam 18.891
4.
Marble
Vootukur
Khammam Dt.
2.428
5.
Marble
Puballi
Khammam Dt
4.431
6.
Marble
Puballi
Khammam Dt
2.792
7.
Marble
Capt. Banjara
Khammam Dt
20.234
8.
Marble
Monditogu
Khammam Dt
18.610
9.
Marble
Dandagundala
Khammam Dt
3.237
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
B. Areas applied for and pending grant.
Srikakulam
10.
Heavy
Kalingapatnam,
Mineral
Bhavanapadu
Beach Sands etc.
Srikakulam
11.
Heavy
Bhavanapadu,
Mineral
Bendi etc.
Beach Sands
Maredumilli
East Godavari
12.
Laterite
13.
Iron Ore
Bayyaram
Khammam
17.30 sq.
kms.
Revenue
8.80 sq.
kms.
Revenue
18.62
R.F. &
Notified
tribal area
R.F. &
Notified
tribal area
230.00
3
R.F.
Anantapur
Warangal
14.00
sq.km.
25.00
4.90
Polavaram
Peddakadari
Bandala Mottu
Srikakulam
Srikakulam
Guntur
13.00
19.50
200.00
R.F.
R.F.
R.F.
Bollapalli
Tubarthi
Guntur
1030.00
Visakhapatnam 13.09
Jasthupalli
Khammam
14.
Iron Ore
Yembayi
Kurnool
15.
16.
Iron Ore
Black
Granite
Blue Granite
Blue Granite
Lead, Zinc,
Copper &
Dolomite
Slate Stone
Calcite &
Mica
H.Siddapuram
Inugurthy
22.
Marble
23.
Semiprecious Karaka-I
Stones
Semiprecious Karaka-II
Stones
Semiprecious Ruthalapalem
Stones
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
24.
25.
R.F.
R.F.
Visakhapatnam 0.913
R.F.
Notified
Tribal
area
Notified
Tribal
area
R.F.
Visakhapatnam 1.20
R.F.
Visakhapatnam 1.18
R.F.
18.357
N.B.: 1) For Notified Tribal areas, Tribals/Tribal Cooperative Societies are only eligible
to participate.
2) The Category of land given above is subject to final certification by the
concerned Forest/ Revenue Departments.
3) In respect of all areas, which are under application stage, only subject to
cleareance accorded by the Forest Department under Forest Conservation Act
1980, revenue clearance in case of revenue department and other
State/Central Government clearances and subject to grant of leases under
Mines & Minerals (Regulation & Development)Act 1957 read with Mineral
Concession Rules 1966, these offers are made.
4) All these areas can be visited by the interested entrepreneurs by taking the
assistances of our local project officials. The details of the projects officers
are given below.
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Name & Address of the Project Official
Sri K.Sreehari Rao
Project Officer
Semiprecious Stones Project
The A.P.Mineral Development Corporation Ltd
Plot No.5, Sea View Apartments
New Vicinity, Pandurangapuram
Viskhapatnam – 530 003
Ph No: 0891-2550310 (Office & fax)
Mobile No : 9849021778
Dr Y.Siva Kumar
The Project Officer
Black Granite Project
The A.P.Mineral Development Corporation Ltd
H.No. 6-1-158/2
VDO’s Colony
Khammam – 501 002
Ph No: 08742-224210(O)
Districts Concerned
Vishakapatnam
Srikakulam
East Godavari
Khammam
Warangal
Guntur
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Sri S.Iqbal Singh
Asst. Conservator of Forests
The A.P.Mineral Development Corporation Ltd
Pancom Business Centre, 2nd & 3rd Floors
8-3-945, Ameerpet, Hyderabad – 500 073
Ph Nos: 23733153,23733154
Fax No : 91-40-23733152
Email : hyd2_apmdcl@sancharnet.in
Kurnool
Ananthapur
Vice-Chairman & Managing Director.
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PROFILES OF MINERALS DEPOSITS OFFERED BY APMDC LTD.
A. AREAS ALREADY GRANTED
1. Calcite deposit along with associated minerals such as Mica, Quartz, Yellow
Ochre
Nimmalapadu Deposit:
The Calcite deposit in Nimmalapadu village falls in notified Tribal area. The area lies at
N latitude 180 10’30” and E longitude 820 56’ in survey of India toposheet no 65 J/16.
Nimmalapadu (v) is 98 Km NNW of Visakhapatnam and could be approached via
kothavasasa, Srungavarapukota and Damuku villages on Visakapatnam –Araku State
Highway.
APMDC holds two Mining leases for Calcite etc over an extent of 46.60 ha on
Nimmalapadu (v) of Visakapatnam dist. The Calcite deposit has been explored by way of
detailed geological mapping, diamond core drilling, sampling and analysis.
The deposit is estimated to contain a reserve of 24.65 lakh tonnes of Calcite (at 3% SiO2
cuf off) with an average SiO2 of 2.18% and a reserve of 85.57 lakh tonnes of Calcite (at
4.75% SiO2 cut off) with an average SiO2 of3.4%.
2. Calcite
Karaiguda Calcite Deposit:
The Calcite deposit falls in Karaiguda village and is a notified Tribal Area. The area lies
at N Latitude 180 20’05” and E Longitude 830 01’15” in Toposheet No. 65N/3. It is
situated 110 Km NNW of Visakhapatnam and could be approached by VisakhapatnamAraku State Highway via Kothavalasa, Srungavarupukota, Damuku, Ananthagiri and
Sunkarimetta villages. From Sunkarimetta a fair weather kutcha road leads to Tadaka
village and from there, there is a makeshift road for 3 kms upto Karaiguda village.
APMDC filed Mining Lease application for Calcite over an extent of 46.68 Acres in
Karaiguda village, Ananthagiri Mandal, Visakhapatnam District. The Government has
proposed to grant mining lease subject to submission of approved mining plan.
The Calcite deposit has been explored by way of geological mapping, diamond core
drilling, sampling and analysis. The deposit is estimated to contain a reserve of 11.01
lakh tonnes with and average Total Carbonate of 89.2% ranging between 82.6 and 94.3%
and SiO2 of 5.2% ranging between 3.3 and 9.5%.
Marble deposits in Khammam District:
General:
Marble is a crystalline metamorphic rock, a carbonate of lime and magnesia. Chemically
it consists of calcareous or siliceous or ferruginous or serpentinous limestone, dolomite
and calcite. The degree of high polish marble takes depends on equigranular and closely
spaced inter-locked arrangement of the individual grains. The compact and polished
marble can be used for decorative purpose of the buildings.
Marbles are used mostly based on the pleasing appearance and physical strength rather
than their chemical composition. Fine grained equigranular marble is generally preferred
for statues and sculpture works and coarse grained equigranular marble for external
flooring, wall paneling and other building purposes.
Hardness of marble ranges between 2.5 to 5 on the Moh’s Hardness scale depending on
the chemical composition and relates to its mechanical strength.
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Location and Accessibility:
The marble deposits are occurring in Yellandu, and Kamepally Mandals of Khammam
District. The marble bearing areas are falling between Latitude 170 23’ to 170 40’ and
Longitude 800 15’ to 800 30’ in Survey of India Topo Sheet No. 65 C/6 and 65C/7.
The Yellandu Mandal Headquarter is situated nearly 46 kms from Khammam town in
NNE direction. The important marble bearing areas in this Mandal fall in Monditogu,
Puballi and Dandagundala villages. All these areas are approachable by jeepable roads.
The Kamepalli Mandal headquarters is situated at about 31 kms NNE of Khammam
town. The marble bearing areas in thew Mandal fall in Jasthupally, Captain Banjara and
Vootukur villages. These villages can be approached by jeepable roads from Kamepally .
Geology and Mineral reserves:
The rock types met with these areas are Quartzites, Phyllites, slates and Dolomites
belonging to the Pakhal Series equivalent to Cuddapah Super Group of rocks. These rock
types have a regional strike of NW-SE to N-S direction and a dip in Easterly direction.
The marble is formed as a result of regional metamorphism of less impure magnesium
dolomites due to compressioin exerted between Gondwana formation and Peninsular
Gneissic complex, as evident from the associated of numerous needles and crystals of
minerals like actinolites and tremolites. Besides these minerals, the marbles are
occasionally associated with pyrites and sericites, which is suggestive of Dynamothermal
metamorphism.
The Corporation has applied for grant of Quarry Leases for Marble in Khammam district
The DMG has issued proceedings granting 6 quarry leases to Corporation, as per the
following details.
3. Vootukur (v), Kamepalli (M), Khammam (Dt) S.No.128/1 – Extent 2.42 ha.
(Latitude 170 29’ and Longitude 800 19’)
The deposit lies 2 km East of Vootukur village and the village is located at 36 kms NE of
Khammam town. The marble is white in colour with green actinolite, medium to coarse
grained. As seen from the old pits, the marble deposit extends over a strike length of
400m, width of 250m and a depth of about 10 to 15m. The estimated reserves of marble
are bout 0.36 lakh CBM. The area was granted by Government and the quarry lease was
executed by Corporation. Presently the Corporation is selling the Marble waste dumps in
the area @ Rs.67-00 per cum., on as is where is basis, which is equivalent to the
seigniorage charge payable to Government (liability is Annual D.R,. of Rs.18,600/- per
ha. Land Assessment Tax of Rs.61/- and Cess on L.A. of Rs.15/- before March every year
( Total Rs.48,676-00).
4. Puballi (v), Yellandu (M), Khammam Dist. In sy.no.193 & 194 Extent 2.792
ha. (Latitude 170 37’ Longitude 800 22’)
The marble lies 0.5 km West of Puballi village, extending in South Eastern direction and
the village is located at 8 kms NE of Yellandu Mandal headquarters and is connected by
jeepable road. The marble is white in colour with grayish streaks, medium to coarse
grained, traversed by vertical joints. The depth persistence of the marble is varying from
2 to 7 m with a length of 200 m and its width is also varying from 50m to 70m. Lease
granted and yet to be executed by Corporation as these are scheduled tribal patta lands
and consents are required. Government gave extension of time for execution till 18-52005.
5. Puballi (v), Yellandu (M), Khammam Dt. In sy.no.198 Extent 4.431 ha. .
(Latitude 170 37’ Longitude 800 22’)
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The marble lies 0.5 km West of Puballi village, extending in South Eastern direction and
the village is located at 8 kms NE of Yellandu Mandal headquarters and is connected by
jeepable road. The marble is white in colour with grayish streaks, medium to coarse
grained, traversed by vertical joints. The depth persistence of the marble is varying from
2 to 7 m with a length of 200 m and its width is also varying from 50m to 70m. Lease
granted and yet to be executed by Corporation as these are scheduled tribal patta lands
and consents are required. Government gave extension of time for execution till 18-52005.
The estimated reserves in both the Puballi areas are 1.10 lakh CBM
6. Captain Banjara (v), Kamepalli (M), Khammam Dist. In Sy.No.259, 260 and
262 (p). Extent 20.234 ha. (Latitude 170 20’ and Longitude 800 17’)
The marble deposit lies 0.5 km SE of Captain Banjara village and the village is located at
32 kms NE of Khammam town.The marble is dull white in colour, fine to medium
grained, and has vertical joints at close intervals. The width as exposed in old pits is
about 300 m., and the length is about 600m. The depth is not fully exposed. The
estimated reserves are about 3.90 lakhs CBM. Lease granted and yet to be executed by
Corporation as these are scheduled tribal patta lands and consents are required.
Government gave extension of time for execution till 18-5-2005.
7. Mondithogu (v), Yellandu (M), Khammam dist. In sy.no.588 extent 18.610
ha.
( Latitude 170 38’ and Longitude 800 20’)
The marble lies 1 km North of Monditogu village and the village is located at 2 kms NE
of Yellandu Mandal headquarters and is connected by jeepable road. The deposit is
having a strike of N-S direction and extends over a length of about 400m. The marble is
of medium to coarse grained and has two shades of colour i.e., white and yellow and
occurs below soil cover and agricultural fields and needs further exploration to prove the
deposit. The estimated reserves are about 8.20 lakh CBM
.Lease granted and yet to be executed by Corporation as these are Government lands
assigned to local tribals and hence needs Revenue clearance and reassignment.
Government gave extension of time for execution till 18-5-2005.
8. Dandagundala (v), Yellandu (M), Khammam Dist. Sy.no.224, Extent 3.237
ha. (Latitude 170 37’ Longitude 800 22’)
The marble deposit lies 0.75 kms SW of Dandagundala village and the village is situated
at about 9 kms NE of Yellandu town. The strike of the deposit is NW-SE and the marble
is white in colour, medium to coarse grained in texture. The marble deposit is having a
length and width of about 300m and 50m respectively and the depth persistence is about
5 to 7 m and is having vertical joints at close space. The estimated reserves are about
0.97 lakh CBM. Lease granted and yet to be executed by Corporation. Government gave
extension of time for execution till 18-5-2005.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE AREAS OF MARBLE IN KHAMMAM
DISTRICT
Location
Survey No.
Category of land
Sl
Extent in
No
Ha./Acres
1.
533
180 Ac.
Jasthupalli (V)
Govt &
Kamepalli (M)
Patta
2.
20.234 Ha.
Patta
Captain Banjara (V) 259, 260,
262(P)
Kamepalli (M)
3.
Vootukur (V)
121(P),
2.428 Ha.
Patta
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4.
5.
6.
7.
Kamepalli (M)
Monditogu(V)
Yellandu (M)
Puballi (V)
Yellandu (M)
Puballi (V)
Yellandu (M)
Dandagundala (V)
Yellandu (M)
128/1
588
193, 194
18.610 Ha.
Govt.
2.792 Ha.
Patta
198
4.431 Ha.
Patta
224
3.237 Ha.
Govt.
B. AREAS APPLIED FOR AND PENDING GRANT
9. Heavy Mineral Beach Sands deposit Areas applied by APMDC in
Srikakulam District.
1. M LApplications
2. Applied in
3. Applicant
Kalingapatnam 02
1999
A.P.M.D.C.
4. Extent
a)Kalingpatnam
toBhavanapadu
b) Bhavanapadu to
Bendi
5.Reserves in million tonnes
6.Percentage of heavy
minerals
Total
a)Kalingpatnam to
Bhavanapadu
b) Bhavanapadu to
Bendi
Total
a)Kalingpatnam to
Bhavanapadu
b) Bhavanapadu
Bendi
1730 ha
(17.30 sq. km)
8.80 ha
(8.80 sq. km)
2610 ha
(26.10 sq.km)
18.53
29.58
48.11
13.07%
14.03%
ML-1 AREA:- The Kalingapatnam to Bhavanapadu Sector extends from Rajarampuram
H/o Nandigam Village of Polaki Mandal in the north of Vamasadhara River &
Kalingapatnam to Rajapuram H/o Sandipata, Bavanapadu village of Santhabommali
Mandal in the North covering an extent of 16.82 sq.kms. The area contains 23.65 million
tones of reserves with 13.07% Heavy Minerals of which 7.32 million tonnes is Ilmenite
and 6.283 million tonnes is Garnet respectively. The strike length of the deposit is about
36 kms, width about 250 to 900m (av.500m) and thickness is 1.00 to 7.30 (Av 2.00m
upto water table. The deposit area is approachable from Narasannapeta-Polaki-Tekkali
Road to the 6 different places near the deposit ( each about 5 to 6 kms apart) viz.
Ampalam Village approach road near Vamasadhara river, Koyyarapeta village approach,
Jogampeta village, Ummilada village, Jagannadhaparam village and Meghavaram village
(Near Sandipet). As can be seen, this sector can either be dissected into 5 blocks keeping
the approach roads in view, each block having roughly 7 kms stretch of deposit.
However, it is felt better to divide the area into two blocks, each about 20 km, and 16
kms., viz., Nandigam /Ampalam in the South to Jagannadhapuram in the North and
Runkuhanumanthapuram in the South to Rajpuram on the North, respectively, as there is
a natural check separating the two blocks for convenience of operations and also keeping
in view the resources of HMBS available in the area as per AMD’s exploration report.
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ML-2 AREA; The Bhavanapadu –Bendi sector extending from Bavanapdu H/o
Devanalthada village of Vajrapu Kothuru Mandal in the South to Manjchineellapeta &
Hukumpeta H/o Pallivuru village, V.Kothuru Mandal in the North covering an extent of
11.366 sq.kms. The area contains about 24.46 million tonnes of Heavy Mineral reserves
of which 8.5 million tonnes is Ilmenite and 6.76 million tonnes is Garnet. The strike
length of the deposit is about 14.80 km, width is about 350 m to 1110 m (Av 500m) and
Av. thickness of 7.75m. The deposit area is approachable from Narasannapeta-PolakiTekkali Road to the 5 different places (each about 2 to 3 kms apart) viz., Bhavanapadu,
Devenalthada, Kothapeta, URK puram & Manchineellapenta near Bendi creek. Keeping
in view of the resources, this entire area can be handled by one party only to meet their
requirement.
10. Laterite:The deposit area falls in Reserve Forest and scheduled area. Deposit situated about 3 KM
SE of Maredumilli township and it is approachable by 8 KM long road comprising 3 KM
black top road and 5 KM fair weather track through undulating forest terrain. It is 80 KM
away from Rajahmundry on Rajahmundry - Bhadrachalam road. Deposit falls in
Maredumilli Reserved Forest and range in East Godavari District and lies in between N
latitudes 170 36’ and E longitudes 810 43’ falling in toposheet No 65 G/10
APMDC filed ML application over 18.62 ha on 23.6.99. The State Government has
issued their willingness to grant ML subject to (a) submission of approved Mining plan
(b) prior approval of GOI for relaxation of Rule 59 of MCR, 1960 (c) the clearance of
Forest Dept.
APMDC is having approved Mining plan and submitted Forest clearance proposals to
Forest Dept. and the same is under process. The Environment clearance is also required
to be obtained from MOEF, Govt. of India The estimated reserves of laterite in this
deposit are 15.98 lakh tonnes. The average grade of laterite is as follows: Al2o3
Fe2o3
Sio2
40.21%
28.82%
10.33%
IRON ORE
11. Bayyaram Iron Ore Deposit:
The Iron Ore deposit in Bayyaram Gutta 578 mts forms a part of Pakhal Series of Rocks
and lies is at the Southern and of Phakal formations. It is about 5 KM North of Bayyaram
village and Mandal, Khammam dist.and lies between E.latitudes 17 3’ and N longitudes
80 07’ in toposheet no 65C/2/SW.
APMDC filed ML application over 230 hectors on 15.3.2004. Deposit falls in Reserve
Forest and scheduled area. The Iron ore, Hematite, is found to be associated with
ferruginous grits and quartzite. The average grade of the ore is ranging from 55.5 to 66.50
% Fe. Deposit contains a reserve of 0.50 million tonnes of all grades.
12. Yembayi Iron Ore Deposit:
Deposit falls in Yambayi reserve forest covered in part of toposheet No. 57 I/2and lies in
between N latitude 150 33’ and E. longitude 780 02’. It is falling in Ramallakota beat,
Kurnool Range and Division. The deposit is accessible from Veldurthi via Ramallakota.
Veldurthi is on the Hyderabad-Bangalore National Highway, after Kurnool and before
Dhone.
APMDC filed PL application over 14.00 Sq.KMs on 5.8.2004. Deposit falls in reserved
forest. The iron ore is of Hematite variety. Average grade of the ore is +65% Fe.
13. H.Siddapuram Iron Ore Deposit:
Deposit falls in Bellary reserve forest and lies in between N latitude 150 04’30” and E
longitude 760 –42’ in toposheet NO.57 A/16 SW. Locally the area is called as
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Antarangamma konda which has a Tri-junction point 943 marked on the hillock. Further
the state boundary between AP and Karnataka passes very nearby towards West of the
area. The area is approachable from Bellary via Halakundi.
APMDC filed initially prospecting license application over an extent of 90.75 ha on
4.and after field study the Corporation filed ML application over 25.00 ha of highly
prospective area on 26.10.04 in Bellary RF, near H.Siddapuram tanda, Dandina Hirehal
Mandal, Anantapur dist.
The Iron ore is Hematite in nature and is associated with ferruginous quartzites. The Iron
ore consists of about 64% Fe. However a detailed investigation is needed to establish
both quality and quantity.
14. Black granite:
The deposit falls in reserved Forest of Ingurthy “E” block Mahaboobabad range,
Warangal South Division. of Warangal dist. Deposit area is a remote and barren part of
forestland. Located in part of toposheet No 56 0/14 between 790 49’longitudes, 170 40’45’
latitude. The area is approachable by Khammam bound train from Hyderabad. The area
is approachable by road from Kesamudram. The deposit is 10 KM away towards
Ingurthy, 2 KM before reaching the village, and is situated on North of the road. APMDC
filed QL application for Black granite over 4.90 ha on 4.8.2003. The Corporation
submitted Forest clearance proposals to forest department and it is under process. The
estimated reserves are 2,47,000 CBM and recoverable reserves are 37,050 CBM. The
quarry lease will be granted subject to obtaining Forest clearance. Previously this areas
was under operation by M/s.Mid West Granites (P) Ltd. As it was granted by treating it as
revenue land same was cancelled and APMDC Ltd applied for the same. M/s.Mid West
Granites also applied for renewal and hence APMDC Ltd is hoping to get the lease under
priority.
BLUE GRANITE:
15. Polavarm Reserved Forest Blue Granite Deposit
The deposit is falling in Polavarm reserved forest, Pathapatnam Range, Srikakulam
district. The area is situated 7 KM from Tekkali on the Southern side on TekkaliPathapatnam road. Area falls under Polavarm reserve forest. The area lies between N
latitude 180 36’30” and E longitude 840 10’falling in toposheet No 74 B/2.
APMDC filed 3 QL applications for Blue granite over 13.00 Ha in April 2003. Deposit is
estimated to contain a tentative reserves of Blue granite of 13.00 Lakh CBM of which the
recoverable granite blocks are about 1,95,000 CBM.
16. Peddakedari Reserve Forest Blue Granite Deposit:
The deposit is falling in Peddakedari RF, Tekkali Range, Srikakulam Division of
Srikakulam Dist. Getupeta and Peddakedari villages are connected by kutcha road to
Tekkali-Mulayaputti BT road at a distance of 3 KM from Damra villageand the area is 10
KM from Tekkali. The area lies between N.Latitude 180 39’ and E longitude 840 12’
falling in toposheet No 74 B/2.
APMDC filed 4 Quarry Lease applications for Blue granite over 19.5 ha on 3.12.2003.
Deposit is estimated to contain a tentative reserves of Blue granite of 29.25 Lakhs CBM
of which the recoverable granite blocks are about 438750 CBM.
17. LEAD,ZINC, COPPER,DOLOMITE AND ASSOCIATED MINERALS:Deposit falls in Bandala Mottu(v) Bollapalli RF, Vinukonda range Guntur division. It is
located 260 Kms SE of Hyderabad and 25 KM North of the Vinukonda Railway station
on Guntur-Guntakal section of S.C.Rly. The area lies in between N latetuda 160 13’ and E
longitudes 790 40’ falling in toposheet No.56 P/12.
APMDC filed ML application for Lead, Zinc, Copper, Dolomite and Associated Minerals
over 200 Ha on 6.10.2004. The deposit is estimated to contain reserves of 0.676 million
tons of Lead (in-situ) by earlier lessee M/s Hindustan zinc ltd.,. The lead is occurring in
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association with Dolomite which can also find market in steel industry and other
industries including pesticide industry as filler. If both the minerals can be marketed it
will be highly economical.
18. SLATE STONE:Deposit falls in Bollapalli Reserve forest, Vinukonda range, Guntur division of Guntur
dist.. Area lies in between N latitudes (160 13’=160 15’) and E longitudes (790 36’-790 39’)
falling in Topo sheet No.56 P/12. It is located 3 KM S W of Remidicherla village and . 4
KM NW of Bandala Mottu village, Vinukonda Mandal of Guntur Dist.
APMDC filed ML application over 1030 Ha on 18.11.04. These slates are in use for wall
and roof cladding and for flooring purposes. In this area these deposits occur right from
the surface. The slate deposits are fetching about 4 to 5 USD per Sq. metre FOB in the
International Market.
19. CALCITE, MICA, QUARTZ, YELLOW OCHRE
Thubbarthi and Nimalapadu Calcite and Mica Deposit:The calcite deposit falls in Thubbarthi (v) and Nimalapadu (V) and is a notified Tribal
area. The area lies at N latitude 180 10’ and E longitude 820 56’ in Survey of India
Toposheet No 65 J/16. Thubbarthi (v) and Nimalapadu (V) are 98 Km NNW of
Visakapatnam and could be approached via Kothavalasa, Srugavarapukota and Damuku
villages on Visakapatnam-Araku State Highway.
APMDC filed ML application for Calcite etc over an extent of 13.09 ha in Thubbarthi
and Nimalapadu villages of Ananthgiri(M) of Visakapatnam dist.
The deposit is on the periphery of Nimmalapadu deposit and hence it contains same
quality. However, the quantity and quality has to be established by way of detailed
exploration.
20. MARBLE
Jasthupalli Village, Kamepalli Mandal, Khammam Dist. Sy. No. 533
(Latitude 170 20’ Longitude 800 16’)
The deposit lies 2 km East of Jasthupalli villageas a hillock and the village is located
about 35 kms NE of Khammam town. The dolomite band is intensely metamorphosed to
marble. The marble occurs as a small hillock covered with lateritic soil. The marble is
white with greenish actinolite streaks. The marble is fine to medium grained and the
deposit is having vertical joints. The quartzite and phyllites are almost running parallel to
marble formation The total area of marble formation comes to about 180 acres and the
estimated reserves are about 10.95 lakh CBM. Lease is yet to be granted to the
Corporation by DMG for want of Report from ADM & G, Kothagudem.
21. SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES IN VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT:
The Semi-precious Stone deposit falls in Karaka Reserve Forest, Narsipatnam Division,
Golugonda Mandal. Visakhapatnam District and is a notified Tribal Area. The SemiPrecious stones such as Topaz, Sillimanite, Alexandrite, cat’s eye, etc are known to occur
in the Pegmatite intrusive bodies into the Khondalite suite of rocks in the Eastern Ghats
Terrain.
APMDC has applied for grant of mining leases over 3 areas in Karaka R.F., over a total
extent of 3.293 hectares on 24-1-2005. There is very good demand for these areas since
occurrence of high value semi-precious stones are reported.