But we don't think anything's going to happen. Y2K-compliant software upgrades are scheduled for installation, and John's crew will put the energy management system through some testing over a weekend. We're requesting verification from manufacturers on embedded chip sensors. But we don't believe from our investigations that there will be any problems. The ML refurbishment will update those control systems well after the turn of the new year.
Heat is provided by boilers or electric panels, none of which depend on electronic controls.
For fire alarms, we're looking for verification from the manufacturer for all buildings. . . . The vendors are being very proactive. For the ML system, John's group is working with the manufacturer to get the information they need to make whatever upgrades are necessary. We're asking people to be aware of equipment they're working on to see if there are some potential embedded chips there. We will try to touch base on everything we have.