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answer prairie From the information that we were able to obtain, the announcement that appeared on Friday on the RDEP website concerns the completion of the application, which took place in November. Below, the Company explains the changes in the scope of the application: The change in the scope results from the necessity to take into account the pipeline for discharging mine waters. Water standards have changed and the original assumptions regarding the use of Mogilnica and Świnki have become obsolete for this purpose. It was necessary to use the larger river which is Wieprz, and in this situation it was necessary to plan the location of the pipeline from Kulik to Wieprz. This element can not be treated separately in separate proceedings. Changing the scope does not threaten deadlines. The changed scope (discharge of mine water to Wieprz, not to Mogilnica and Świnka as originally planned) corresponds to the applicable standards in the context of water requirements. Therefore, it should be assumed that the ROŚ documentation in its current form meets the formal statutory requirements to a much greater extent. RDOŚ makes the termination of the proceeding conditional primarily on the reconciliation received from the Regional Water Management Authority and the opinion of poviat sanitary inspections. The scope of substantive comments to the ROŚ, which RDOŚ intends to transfer to PD Co., may also have significance. It must be remembered that PGW Wody Polskie is currently in the state of organization, while RDOŚ is in the reorganization phase.