| Company | New Dawn Mining Corp |
| Date | 20 December 2012 |
Executive Summary
This technical report outlines the status of the Venice Mine Complex processing infrastructure as of December 2012. The report confirms that the processing plant is no longer operational; all equipment from the old mill has been stripped and relocated to Falgold’s other properties following the closure of mining operations.
Water supply for the complex is managed through a combination of sources, primarily a pipeline from Claw Dam, which serves as the major municipal water source for Kadoma. Additional water is available from small dams on the complex, including the What Cheer Dam and Venice Dam, as well as a small dam near Grandeur Mine. Limited water is also drawn from underground resources via boreholes, with usage controlled by the Mine Engineer.
Regarding energy requirements, the report notes that if Venice Mine were to resume operations, it would need to apply to ZESA for continuous, uninterrupted power installation. Current water usage remains under the control of the Mine Engineer, ensuring regulated consumption across the complex assets.
Operational Details
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- reports/2012_New_Dawn_Mining_Venice_Mine_Complex
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Report Date: 20 December 2012
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