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Post by erinG on Nov 18, 2011 1:17pm

high risk

The risk may pay off...but now is not a good time to buy

From what has been stated in a recent news release by Curis, they intend to acquire the necessary environmental permits in order to get the towns ok on the project.  It seems Curis thinks the issues are because of environmental concerns thus the reason they recently withdrew their zoning change request.  During a recent town council meeting council members expressed their commitment to the vision promised to residents and developers in the area which leaves the current zoning in place - master planned community vs. industrial/mining.  There was no mention of environmental concerns by the town council.

Curis's planned Phase 1 of the project includes;
- Withdrawal of copper from the state land portion (not within town limits).
- Expansion of the current facilities to include a production test facility (inside town limits).

As a result of the zoning problems, Curis has not been forthcoming with a change to the original program presented to investors.  Presently there is lack of information indicating how this NEW program benefits the investor.

In order to execute Phase 1 many costly changes will have to be made.  With no zoning change approval the entire operation will need to be relocated onto the state land portion.  This includes the SX/EW production test facility.  The leach ponds necessary for the recovery process are located within town limits requiring construction of new leach ponds within the state land area.  This will also reduce the area that can be mined, limiting the available copper that can be recovered.

Is there truly a change to the program?  If not the project is clearly and entirely behind schedule.  Until Curis comes forward with their true intentions a STRONG sell is recommended.

Comment by elgin1 on Nov 18, 2011 10:48pm
Hey ErinG are you from POWOF or Southwest partners or something ? Just that you are newly registered (Nov 17) and this is your only post and comment or bullboard read on Stockhouse. Strong Sell recommendation? So are you shorting it or just bashing it because you're involved with POWOF?  Basically the City of Florence doesn't want it no matter what. Even ...more  
Comment by erinG on Nov 21, 2011 1:54pm
elgin1,  I am not affiliated with either of the outfits you mentioned.  I agree that the project will move forward.  Your rambling comments are uncalled for and do not help investors understand the problems faced by Curis.  The issue as I had previously indicated is Curis's lack of communication on changes to the program.  These changes may substantially reduce the ...more  
Comment by elgin1 on Nov 21, 2011 3:36pm
The market has taken in account for the recent deveolpments and share price is currently reflected in that - approaching $1 (50% decrease since June).  If you talk to anybody at Curis, Susuie Bell or Michael Mcphie they are pretty open about communication and where the project is going. You never answered my original question: so if you are not part of that group, then you are shorting ...more  
Comment by adit123 on Nov 25, 2011 3:35pm
The market has taken into account...Nice summary. I talk to Susie fairly often and I agree she is very open about status of project. Basically they want all the state permits and then start phase I, which will go a long ways to show the town there are no major issues with the project. They simply do not need to press the town at this point. The big issue right now is funding for phase I; she said ...more  
Comment by erinG on Dec 01, 2011 12:10pm
My comments are directed entirely at the facts made available to investors.  The program as outlined for investors called for the 90's era leaching ponds.  I don't dispute that Curis has come up with a different plan as you explained.  The problem as previously stated is that Curis has not been forthcoming with information on changes to the program.  Changes Due to the ...more  
Comment by elgin1 on Dec 01, 2011 2:40pm
What do you mean "Curis has not been forthcomingwith information on changes to the program"?  The information about the high density sludge water treatment is from the company. Call the company or Arizona Department of Enviromnent (ADEQ). There have been NO changes to the program because Florence town council denied their zoning request. These ARE the facts made to ...more  
Comment by adit123 on Dec 01, 2011 7:57pm
elgin1: You are correct as I have personally talked to IR a lot (Susie Bell). She is very open about what is going on. It is true that the town has been a problem, and the company stragegy now is not to push them but get the project going on the state lands--which was always the plan in any case (i.e., would not mine city land until later in mine life). Then after folks see all the doom sayers are ...more  
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