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Sue, Jeff, below is a question from a customer we did a contract with in August 2001. How can I answer his question below. The filing attached asked for ESP's to provide copies of the contracts signed after July 1, 2001. Is this something we have done? GW

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OUT: DA ISSUES
QUESTION: Attached is the revised regulatory matrix for Transwestern's Red Rock Expansion project reflecting the request for an extension of time to replace the units at Station 4. Remaining notifications include: start of construction at Stations 1 & 3, and 4 if applicable (within 10 days), end of construction and in-service date (within 10 days), actual costs (within 6 months after facilities constructed), noise survey at Stations 3 & 4 (within 60 days after in-service), and any additional changes in construction and/or mitigation procedures (WOULD REQUIRE A DIRECTOR'S LETTER BEFORE IMPLEMENTING CHANGE). Questions -please let me know at 7138 in Omaha. Thanks. Donna
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Tiffany: Per my voice mail, please insert the following language into the confirms you are preparing for the Citibank transactions: FOR THE CITIBANK/GARDEN STATE CONFIRMS: Optional Termination: Either party may, upon sixty (60) days written notice to the other party, terminate this Transaction by designating to such other party the termination date for this Transaction. In the event a party exercises its right of optional termination hereunder, the provisions of Section 6(e)(ii)(2)(B) shall apply to this Transaction for purposes of establishing a settlement amount. FOR THE CITIBANK/ENA CONFIRMS: Optional Termination: Either party may, upon sixty (60) days written notice to the other party, terminate this Transaction by designating to such other party the termination date for this Transaction. In the event a party exercises its right of optional termination hereunder, the provisions of Section 6(e)(ii)(2)(B) shall apply to this Transaction for purposes of establishing a settlement amount. The foregoing provision for optional termination of this Transaction shall not be cause for Early Termination under the Agreement, and provides for termination of only this Transaction. Tanya and Rodney: attached is the side letter
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answer: Confirmation Language for Citibank confirmations
After talking with Terry, Darrell, and the team, the following procedures have been developed so that each team member is consistent and all pertinent information is properly documented. Darrell is going to set the Socal Capacity in CAS to its Operational Capacity (850000), therefore, from now on we should only update the Socal window in TMS, and opt not to send the capacity from TMS to CAS when asked. In addition, we should continue to update the comments section in CAS each cycle for the Socal Window For all other points, when updating Capacities in TMS, the changed capacity should be sent to CAS only if it is a change in Operational Capacity. If we are updating for any other reason, (flow rate etc...) those capacities should not be sent back to CAS. In conclusion, from now on we will only update capacities in TMS and we will only send changes to CAS or make changes in CAS if there is a change in Operational Capacity, which will probably be a decision made by Darrell. The Socal Capacity in CAS and online is 850000 however we will continue to document the Window in the CAS Comments, and update it in TMS. These procedures will be effective for the Timely of Gas Day 10/25/01. If you have any questions, please ask me. Thanks!
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Here is an email: At the behest of Alan Ehlers and Sean Boyle I am forwarding to you for review the attached GISB. Upon your review please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have regarding this matter. Regards,
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QUESTION: Dear Mr. Lay, I just wanted to drop you a note and personally wish you the best of luck with Enron Corp. through the holidays and in the coming new year. Although I am not a stockholder, I've always believed that Enron Corp. was on the cutting edge of everything that was good about the energy business, and what's right for Texas in particular. My wife works for the American Heart Association here in Austin. She said you and your company have been a long time and generous supporter of AHA. Thank you for that. As I was reading in the Austin American Statesman this morning, I understand that you have gone to great lengths to do "the right thing" for everyone concerned. I firmly believe that you will come out of this situation on top and continue to prosper and profit as always. P.S. I hope that my email moniker of "elduque" didn't throw you.....I am not with any east coast competitor! I picked it up while watching a World Series game last year and thought it appropriate at the time, when Yankee pitcher "Elduque" was busy striking out the side. Here's hoping you can do the same! Best Wishes For The Holiday Season!! Respectfully, Douglas Smith
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Our support/Best Wishes