Anglesey Mining PLC (AIM:AYM) said that reports just received from statutory and specialist consultees in response to the Parys Mountain Mine Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Scoping Report are broadly in line with the company’s expectations.
The responses from these statutory consultees will be taken into account by the North Wales Minerals and Waste Planning Service, which assesses mineral planning applications on behalf of the Isle of Anglesey County Council, for the purposes of their formal Scoping Opinion which the Company expects to be released in due course.
The Scoping Report and appendices can be accessed and downloaded from this link
Or alternatively the Anglesey County Council and North Wales Minerals and Waste Planning Service websites.
Questions about the sco[ing processes can be submitted directly to the North Wales Minerals or Anglesey's team at mail@angleseymining.co.uk with the subject “Scoping Report Comments.”
Rob Marsden, Anglesey Mining’s chief executive, added: “We encourage stakeholders to comment and ask questions so that a highly considered EIA submission can be made.
“The objective of Anglesey Mining is to make a planning application, that when enacted, will be seen to provide economic returns to investors, job opportunities and mitigation of the impacts to the environment.”