Still uncertainty re council resolution, ieReport on local...

Still uncertainty re council resolution, ie
Report on local newspaper on 26 November:
Council wants haul road built quickly By Gina Wilson City Council will begin work to fasttrack the building of a haul road linking some of Perilya's assets but it's not yet sure if the mining company will use it.

Councillors resolved at Wednesday night's meeting to allow the recommencement of mining at Potosi provided a haul road is used to transport ore from the mine to the Southern Operations.

While Perilya refused to speak with the BDT's journalist, the assistant general manager of the local mine, Bruce Byrne, told the ABC that they had not decided if they would go ahead with the Potosi development

And ABC Rural:
The development of Perilya's Potosi mine in Broken Hill is now uncertain, with the company's managing director saying he's disappointed with a decision made by the local council.

On Wednesday night, Broken Hill City Council rejected the application to transport ore via Eyre Street in the south

This threatens 100 jobs that the mine expansion would have created



Have other HC's seen other info on Potosi development?