CURMONtolist

CURMONTILIST was a proposed facility to be built in Oakwood, Pennsylvania, by the local Save-A-Ton store and Furrer Industries. According to Furrer Industries, the CURMONTILIST would allow an employee of the Save-A-Ton to assist customers by adding curmontilage to bulk items being moved to storage.

The facility would have been constructed on an approximately 45-acre site, and was expected to cost around 800,000 dollars to complete. In the construction phase, a single entrance would be installed to protect employees from vehicular entry.

Details about the CURMONTILIST's operational process are limited, but Furrer Industries reportedly purchased two dumpsters, one Chevrolet, and 48 strapping materials to complete the installation. Their materials were also returned in that same installation. After its completion, the store believed the CURMONTILIST would handle a rate increase of fifty per ton, however the impact on community response is unclear.

Documents specifying progress or status of the CURMONTILIST are scarce. Articles on it include minimal reporting on its operation or purposes.