RE: Here's Mosquitohttps://gvdailynews.blogspot.ca/2012/04/boise-basin-job-creation-meeting-on.html
Heh, heh.
Thirty-six area residents attended the meeting held at the new Centerville Fire Station on May 11, to get the skivvy on what the CuMo mining project will mean to Boise County residents
Mr. Fend also commented that they are not ready to say the project is economically viable... He affirmed that once the company decides if there are enough minerals to open the mine, it will be five years to plan the construction phase and one and one half to two years to build. The design phase for community planning will begin at same time as permitting. Fend says they have time to put a training...
https://www.cumoproject.com/news/announcements.html
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Press Release
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CuMo Project in Boise County Appoints Kyle Fend as Environmental & Permitting Manager as it Focuses on Next Phase of Exploration
04/10/12
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