Amerilithium has announced that it has received permits to drill holes on its Clayton Deep and Jackson Wash lithium properties located in Nevada.
The latest drill permits enables the company to drill up to 10 holes per property. Under the proposed drill plan, additional locations have been permitted for development.
The drilling process was considerably delayed because copies of the drilling permits were obtained only after three weeks post the sign-off dates. The drilling process was scheduled to begin in early 2012. However, the company is confident of starting the process without further delays as it is in the final stages of reviewing tender and is ensuring that the National Instrument 43-101 complaint report could be generated from the received data.
The resource specialists of Tonopah Field Office have reviewed the drilling proposal and confirmed that the operations will not result in undue or unnecessary degradation as specified in the norms. The existing roads, overland travel and unimproved trails will be used to access the drilling areas accordingly.
The present drilling projects will be included in the company’s earlier successful drilling project, Paymaster lithium project. At present, the company is also in the process of developing a drilling program for its lithium assets in Australia which hold potential for mineralization of gold. The program is based on prior exploration results. Amerilithium is looking forward to finalize the Australian drill campaign with the help of its strategic partners.
Amerilithium is a publicly traded mining firm focusing on becoming one of the leading companies in the worldwide lithium industry. It is headquartered in Henderson, Nevada.
Source: http://www.amerilithium.com/
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