Colorado Goldfields Inc. (fka CGFI)

[sanbrunobaby]

Another issue of course is permitting there ae some areas that a permit may never be granted, especially if EPA gets involved- and this often has nothing to do whether local population is pro-mining or not.Very few mining companies will fight the EPA, in fact very few politicians will pick a fight with the EPA either.Since CGI claims this is a zero-discharge plan (or was imposed upon them) maybe some aspects of permitting may be easier.

A good example is the Montanore depost of Mines Management.Noranda had that project for years, and finaly threw up their hands and just walked away and gave project away.(a resource of over 200 million ounces of silver and over 1 billion pounds of copper).

We are now mid-June and some people were posting that the permit only required some additional "paperwork" and could be received in time for a September re-opening. Does anyone still believe that or have any additional information on the status ?