5. Accessibility, Climate,  See Exploration Information.  See Exploration Information. Topography, elevation, and flora  Local Resources, and fauna. Infrastructure, and to access the property.  Physiography Proximity of project to population  centers and restricted use areas. Climate and length of operating  season.  Sufficiency of surface rights for mining and processing.  Availability and sources of power, water, mining personnel, potential tailings and waste storage areas, heap leach and processing plant sites. 6. Project History  See Exploration Information. Description of prior ownership See Exploration Information.   and ownership changes. Comparison of historical production  Exploration and/or production  performance statistics to current and history. planned operations, including the Significant historical Mineral  reliability of these and how they Resource and Mineral Reserve relate to the current estimates. estimates. Comment on site visits and dates See Mineral Resource. 7. Site Visits   Comment on any site visits and  undertaken by the Competent Multiple visits during Pre-Feasibility dates undertaken by the  Person(s) and outcome of those visits. Competent Person(s) and outcome and Feasibility Studies to view aspects of those visits. Visits during major drilling programs of infrastructure layout sites, road  and metallurgical sample selection. access, stakeholder meetings. Reviews of surface sampling,  geophysics, and mapping  Review logging, sampling, drill hole  Multiple visits (at least annual) during locations. development of life-of-mine plans to programs. review current and planned operations. If no visits were undertaken, state  why. See Exploration Information. See Exploration Information. 8. Units of Measure   Units of measure, currency, and  relevant exchange rates used should be stated. B. Project Data
5. Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure, and Physiography  Topography, elevation, and flora and fauna.  to access the property.  Proximity of project to population centers and restricted use areas.  Climate and length of operating season.  Sufficiency of surface rights for mining and processing.  Availability and sources of power, water, mining personnel, potential tailings and waste storage areas, heap leach and processing plant sites.  See Exploration Information.  See Exploration Information. 6. Project History  Description of prior ownership and ownership changes.  Exploration and/or production history.  Significant historical Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve estimates.  See Exploration Information.  See Exploration Information.  Comparison of historical production performance statistics to current and planned operations, including the reliability of these and how they relate to the current estimates. 7. Site Visits  Comment on any site visits and dates undertaken by the Competent Person(s) and outcome of those visits.  Reviews of surface sampling, geophysics, and mapping programs.  If no visits were undertaken, state why.  Comment on site visits and dates undertaken by the Competent Person(s) and outcome of those visits.  Visits during major drilling programs and metallurgical sample selection.  Review logging, sampling, drill hole locations.  See Mineral Resource.  Multiple visits during Pre-Feasibility and Feasibility Studies to view aspects of infrastructure layout sites, road access, stakeholder meetings.  Multiple visits (at least annual) during development of life-of-mine plans to review current and planned operations. 8. Units of Measure  Units of measure, currency, and relevant exchange rates used should be stated.  See Exploration Information.  See Exploration Information. B. Project Data
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