"Nothings been done except submitting plans of action."
Detailed engineered plans, the level of which were submitted to the DRMS, are not "nothings".
Soil conditions, seismic studies, avalanche contingencies, containment provisions, engineered drawings based on complex calculations, plus dozens of other detailed documents (500+ pages in quadruplicate copy) constitute a great deal of work and expense.
Your post diminishes the value of every industrial engineer who ever sat at a drafting table.
The DRMS seems to value and require these documents. Most importantly, it brings CGFI one step closer to the reopening of the POW mill. When the plans are accepted and approved, the Cease and Desist ORDER will be removed from the 18 year old permit that already has been granted to CGFI. (m1984-049)
Oh I see you have the bond figure now. (My help wasn't necessary to find it, I guess.)
By the way the penalty for doing any operations during a C&D order is "not less than $100, and not more than $1000 per day" that the operation violates the C&D order. The $500K bond is for environmental cleanup surety. It is not a fine. Never has been.
Way too many errors in that post.
Don't take my word for it, Do your own research! Then you will know it's true!
