OCTOBER 20, 2013, Carson Hill, California— Oro East Mining, Inc. (OTCBB: OROE), a global mines acquisition, exploration, and development group and pioneer in sustainable mining and refinery technologies, announced today that the flotation machines have arrived at Carson Hill and setup shall commence promptly by the Company’s subcontractor, Carson Hill Rock Aggregate.
The anticipated sand plant processing flow chart as devised by Dr. Sullivan for the company is as follows:
Dr. Sullivan has also been preparing a reclassification proposal to the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (“Regional Water Board”) and City Council of Calaveras to reclassify the mining waste at the WMUs. “The ore in the former heap leach pads is currently classified as Group “B” Mining Waste and requires complete containment (i.e., double liners and cover). However, preliminary laboratory and bench scale studies strongly suggest that by processing the ore with a froth flotation system to recover gold and sulfides, the resulting tailings could be reclassified a Group “C” Mining Waste which has no containment requirement and no disposal cost.”
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