In the Matter of; 

US Department of Transportation-Federal Aviation Administration; 

Alaskan Region 

Office of the Regional Counsel 

222 W. 7cl' Avenue #14 

Anchorage, Alaska 99513 

And; 

Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc. 

15 0 Main Street 

Ogdensburg, NJ 07439 

RE: Case Number: 2015NM730008 

To the attention of the Honorable Judge J.E. Sullivan; 

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RESPONSE TO AGENCIES RULE 26(f) MEETING OF THE PARTIES; AND 

JOINT MOTION TO POSTPONE MATTER; 

1). Extreme Energy Solutions, lnc. (Extreme Energy) did in fact received the notice, an 

order to privately conduct a Rule 26(f)planning meeting, to prepare a jointly written 

scheduling/discovery plan, and file it before October 8, 2015; 

2). Mr. Burlum, the CEO of Extreme Energy Solutions, did in fact call the numbers 

provided by the Agency; and with little or no luck would always receive voice mail 

recording, and never a live person; 

3). H was not until October 7, 2015, in which a Mr. Glenn H. Brown, counsel for the 

agency actually answered his phone in whjo:h Mr. Burlum called Mr. Brown at 3pm eastern 

standard time, which would be !lam in Alaska. When Mr. Burlum entered into a 

discussion about the meeting, Mr. Brown responded that he already submitted his notice 

and was not going to change it at that time; despite that the two parties still had I and a half 

day to conduct the meeting and submit items to the Court; 

4). We were served by fax, on October 7, 2015, the proposed plan by Glenn H. Brown 

shortly after the phone call was concluded; 

5). Extreme Energy Solutions, and Mr. Samuel Burlum have other matters that are 

currently in process of other courts, including a divorce situation which has burdened Mr. 

Burlum's time to attend other court matters since his personal divorce matter is very 

intense and involved; 

6). ]'vir. Burlum fmds having to deal with (2) two legal matters of great m1!gnitude at the 

same time would illlpede uponandjeopardize his ability to provide for his family since Mr. 
Burlum cannot afford multiple counsels at the same time for both matters; 

7). Mr. Burlum lacks the expertise to maneuver through the legal process and has limited 

knowledge of the Agency's practices, regulations, and rules of the court, and would ask for 

leniency and latitude, until Extreme Energy and Burl urn are able to retain proper counsel to 

represent them in this matter; 

8). Mr. Burlum has already consulted with a legal representative that is willing to serve as 

counsel in this matter, however Burlum and Extreme Energy lack the funds to retain the 

counsel at this time. Extreme and Burlum are working toward this goal of generating funds 

to appropriately retain counsel in this matter; 

9). Extreme Energy and Burlum recoginize the fact that the FAA has taken advantage of 

the facts that Extreme Energy nor Burlum are experts on the Agency's rules and 

regulations; and therefore Extreme and Burlum, without the proper chance to retain consel 

in this matter feel that their Constitutional Rights, their right to proper legal representation 

has been violated by the Agency; 

10). Extreme Energy and Bnrlum propose the following: 

A. Extreme Energy and Burl urn retain counsel to represent them in this matter no later 

than January 15, 2016; 

B. All rulings on the Agency's motions be tabled until after Extreme Energy and 

Bnrlum have proper representation; whereas the Motions and items can be properly 

reviewed by experience counsel representing the Extreme Energy and Burlum 

Parties; and that said counsel has a chance to properly respond within the rules of 

the Court to formally respond on behalf of Extreme Energy and Burlum; 

C. All disclosures required by Rule (26)(1) will be made by March 30, 2016; 

D. Any initial discovery request must be served on or before April 20, 20 16; 

E. The parties on whom an initial discovery request must be served must respond to it 

on or before May 30, 20 16; 

F. Any follow-up discovery request must be served on or before June 30, 2016; 

G. The party on whom a follow-up discovery request is served must respond to it on or 

before July 30, 2016; 

H. Any objection to a discovery request must be made to the requesting party within 

two weeks of the service of the request; 

I. Any dispositive motion must be filed on or before August 30, 2016; 
J. Any hearing will be held on or after September 30, 2016; 

11). Extreme Energy/Burlum's objections to the FAA's fast haste in this matter; 

A. The parties, Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc.; and Mr. Samuel K. Burlum; have a 

right to counsel under the LAW OF THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION; 

and are hereby EXPRESSING ANY AND ALL RIGHTS TO COUNSEL TO 

REPRESENT THE PARTIES OF EXTREME ENERGY AND BURLUM IN 

THIS MATTER; any further proceeding without proper representation afforded to 

these two parties herein is a clear violation of the parties Constitutional Rights; 

B. Extreme Energy and Burlum are disturbed by the fact that said representatives of 

the government agency, FAA, would proceed and push this matter without the 

parties of Extreme Energy and Burlum having a fair and equitable 1ight to counsel 

in this matter, and therefore see this as haste and unfair advantage by the Agency; 

C. In the event Extreme Energy and Burlum 's Constitutional Rights are violated in 

this matter, Extreme Energy and Burlum reserves any and all rights to hold those 

parties whom violated Extreme Energy andBurlum·s rights. accountable under the 

letter of the law; both in their professional capacity, and in their individual personal 

private capacity; 

D. It is fact, clear, and evident, that the FAA and its Representatives wish to operate in 

a capacity which does not honor the Constitution, due to its inability to cooperate 

with the Extreme Energy and Burlum parties; have taken hasty measures to assume 

the position and posture of the Extreme Energy and Burlum parties, without ever 

asking if the parties had legal counsel or advisement; furthermore never did the 

Agency ever make any effort to explain the regulation, their authorities rights, in 

which the parties could understand; 

12). Extreme Energy and Burlum; proposes the following motion and adjournment, 

of the following: 

A. To postpone these proceedings until Extreme Energy and Burlum have retained 

proper counsel as proposed herein; 

B. To postpone the scheduled Rule 16 Litigation Scheduling Conference; scheduled 

for Thursday, October 15, 2015, at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time for a Rule 16 Litigation 

Scheduling Conference until an alternative date in Febmary 2016; Mr. Burlum has 

a scheduled appointment in family court that day and the family court date cannot 

be changed at this time; 

C. Burlum has prioritized his legal matters of the safety and well-being of his family to 

be more important than the request and demands of the FAA; Burlum reserves his 

rights to a fair trial and fair proceeding, that are afforded to him under the US 

Constitution, and therefore a conflict of schedule would most certainly jeopardize 
Burlum's rights to fair trial; Burlum also looks to avoid conflict with the Courts as 

it regards aggravating them because he cannot be in two places at the same time; 

And it is said on this date, Thursday, October 08, 2015, that it has been given this 

RESPONSE TO AGENCIES RULE 26{f) MEETING OF THE PARTIES; AND 

JOINT MOTION TO POSTPONE MATTER; to the Honorable Judge J.E Sullivan, US 

Administrative Law Judge, at their respective contact information of Office of Hearings, 

M-20, US Department of Transportation, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E. (Ell-310), 

Washington, DC 20590, and faxed to (202) 366-7536; and to Mr. Glenn H. Brown, 

Enforcement Division, Western Team, located at 222 W 7th Avenue, Box 14, Anchorage, 

Alaska 99513-7587, and faxed to (907) 271-2800 as to their OFFICIAL CAPICITY, as 

well as their INDIVIDUAL PERSONAL PRIVATE CAP I CITY, as well as any of their 

agents, appointees, employees, assistants, peers, known as the "NOTIFIED PARTIES", 

collectively or as individuals whom represent the COURT acknowledge this MOTION; 

And it is said; The COURT has five (5) business days to respond to this RESPONSE 

AND MOTION; and failure to respond will automatically VACATE and DISMISS this 

MATTER before the COURT; and the case will be disposed of without any fme and or 

judgment against the Defendant, and will be disposed of without PREJUDICE. Response 

is to be forwarded by the Court to the Defendant to the said address provided in the 

previously filed address with the Court; as the following: 

Address of Extreme Energy Solutions, and Mr. Samuel Burlum: 150 Main Street, 

Ogdensburg, NJ 07439 and fax (973) 209-4796 

Dated: Oct<?J!-'lL~,_fOl;S .---~o··--.--~~~-,.; , '_'?'-"· --~-,,.'";"'/'_ 

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By: _,.·""/,.,,/ - ·"'' . 

Samuel K. Burl urn, President/CEO of aJ1d on behalf of; 

Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc. 
CERTIFICATION OF TIMELY SERVICE 

I hereby have responded within the time frame allotted by the FAA Attorney within the 

NOTICE OF PROPOSED CIVIL PENALTY, and hereby serve the Company's response 

via email and certified mail through the United States Parcel Service; and via fax to the 

following numbers: 

Fax to Mr. Gleun H. Brown's office at (907) 271-2800 

Fax to the Honorable Judge J.E. Sullivan office-chambers at (202) 366-7536 

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. By: •. / ./ 

Samuel K. Burl urn, President/CEO of and on behalf of; 

Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc.