Saturday, December 3, 2011

Australian mining company plans concretized in Pöhla region

Company Indo Gold Limited will seek to win minerals and
Pöhla. In Luchsbachtal at Pöhla it could again be mine - if it goes to
the Australian company Indo Gold Limited. The company, specializing
again exploring deposits wants to free mountain natural resources in
the Vogtland and Erzgebirge. In the area of ​​the hamlet Pöhla
Schwarzenberger, who belongs to the complex deposit Westerzgebirge,
the plans have become so specific that there is a program of work. The
city councils in the Technical Committee agreed now that the Higher
Mining Office Pöhla the Australians in the exploration for and
exploitation of mineral resources granted. Drilling and other work
must still be requested separately.
The list of minerals, the Indo explore and eventually wants to win is
long: tin, tungsten, beryllium, lead, boron, cadmium, iron, fluorspar,
germanium, gold, indium, copper, molybdenum, silver, bismuth and zinc.
"The really big mountain cry it is not safe," says Mayor Heidrun
Hiemer. "Because if that can be operated economically, must indeed be
seen." Before euphoria warns Frank Weißflog.
The chairman of the association's mining mining tin chambers Pöhla can
afford as a former Bi-Bergmann a verdict: "The staff at the visitors'
mine is certainly greater than the number of people who work with the
latest technology, perhaps even in Pöhla for Indo." At the same time
he points out that the narrow access road into the Luchsbachtal lined
in the lower range of residential real estate determined, ready for
problems. Generally, the information about the company and his
intentions were "unfortunately rather poor."
It is known that bismuth will be built at the old location a
processing plant, on the one renovated dump tailings dam site. To the
southeast are a water reservoir, at times planned an industrial
tailings. Partial installation of the lynx is the speech stream. Below
the existing water treatment plant warehouse, office and workshop are
provided.
All this makes local head Annelore sweetheart are sitting up. "By
mid-1991, bismuth ore is mined in Pöhla. Since then, extensive
renovations have gone under and above ground hope. I, that is
something created it remain." As she says, especially the mining
museum. At its preservation and further unrestricted operation because
the city has also established its consent.

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