TORONTO,
May 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ - Cerro
Grande Mining Corporation (the "Company" or "CEG") (TSX: CEG)
(OTCQX: CEGMF), reported today that all paper work relating to
permitting the camp and plant buildings was filed with the
Municipality on Tuesday, May
27th, 2014 including a missing certificate
related to the structural calculations used in the construction of
the camp and plant buildings at the Pimenton mine.
The Company has been informed by the mayor of
San Esteban, the Municipality in which the Pimenton mine is
located, that before giving his final sign off for reopening the
Pimenton mine, he is required to have the Chief Municipal Building
inspector visit the mine. The Company is waiting for the
inspector's visit.
The Company is highly disappointed, but at this
point can do nothing but wait for the inspector's decision as to
when he will visit the Pimenton mine.
Cerro Grande Mining Corporation is a minerals
producing, exploration and development company with properties and
activities currently focused in Chile.
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Factors that may cause actual results to vary materially include,
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including but not limited to, there being no significant decline in
existing general business and economic conditions. Accordingly,
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SOURCE Cerro Grande Mining Corporation