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What procedures will Powertech be required to follow at the Centennial Project?

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What procedures will Powertech be required to follow at the Centennial Project?

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Specific procedures for the site are part of the permits and are dependent upon background data, mine planning and engineering design. Since April 2007, Powertech has been gathering environmental data and conducting baseline studies for groundwater and surface water hydrology, air, geology, traffic, soil studies, geography, socioeconomic impacts, and other data to support its permit applications to federal, state and local regulatory agencies in the latter part of 2008. Operational, emergency and reclamation plans will be available when the permit application is submitted. Upon granting permits and licenses, the regulatory agencies will issue site-specific conditions that Powertech is required to follow. All industrial safety procedures, including the testing of air, water and soils, will be conducted regularly to alleviate concerns of nearby residents. Until the agencies have the application and data to review, Powertech cannot know the site-specific requirements. Once approved, those

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Specific procedures for the site are part of the permits and are dependent upon background data, mine planning and engineering design. Powertech has been gathering environmental data and conducting baseline studies for groundwater and surface water hydrology, air, geology, traffic, soil studies, geography, socioeconomic impacts, and other data to support its permit applications to federal, state and local regulatory agencies. Upon granting permits and licenses, the regulatory agencies will issue site-specific conditions that Powertech is required to follow. All industrial safety procedures, including the testing of air, water and soils, will be conducted regularly to alleviate concerns of nearby residents. Until the agencies have the application and data to review, Powertech cannot know the site-specific requirements. Once approved, those documents will be available for public inspection.

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