We met with Mike Deville on Friday and discussed issues surrounding ENW's cash forecast. As a result of updated information, we would like to amend our cash forecast as shown in the attached. The attached file has also restated salaries and related expenses to reflect Netco employees in January (as you had adjusted our file). The file does not reflect any allocations out. Kerry Roper (x5-4895)
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answer: Revised ENW Cash Forecast
Joe, presented below is the first memo I sent out concering the air permit issue: [Yesterday evening I phoned both the state of Arizona ( agency for stations 1 and 2) and Region 9 EPA ( agency for stations 3 and 4) concerning the status of when the air permits would be issued by both agencies for the Redrock expansion. I was surprised to find out that both agencies stated a 2-4 month delay prior to issuance. They cited back log of other permits, public comment periods, and workload as being the main reasons. I am particularily disappointed because there were pre meetings with both agencies identifying what was to be included in each application package, and even after the applications were submitted in March of this year, each agency came back and asked for different information that from what was discussed at each meeting. I have a call into the state of Arizona ( construction is to begin at Station 2 and they have jurisdiction for this station) to see if we can initiate some construction activities such as laying pipe and building foundations prior to receiving the permit. I have been given these types of approvals from other agencies in the past, but these types of approvals are extremely narrow and restrictive. If this flys I am sure that they will require us to make sure the turbine is not brought on site until the permit has been issued. I know this will require written approval from the agency, but this may allow us to proceed on schedule and avoid any delays. Ill keep you apprised of this issue.] I spoke with the ADEQ after our conference call and they directed me to another group (compliance) in the air permit section. They strongly suggested that I contact the compliance group before contacting Nancy Wrona, Director of the ADEQ. I left a message with the supervisor of the ADEQ compliance section, Kathy McConnell (?) 602-207-2328, but have not heard back from her. Either Bill Kendrick or I will be touching base with her again, tomorrow. Arnold has given me the following list of construction items he would like to have the ADEQ grant us permission/waiver to do in leau of receiving the air permits: all earthwork trench construction and piping tie ins all foundation and building construction installation of ancillary equipment This list is probably too aggressive and falls out of what the agency may allow us to do.
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Here is an email: Because of our busy schedules, the May Indian Guide campout has been scheduled for June 9th - 10th at the world famous Wiggins Hacienda on Bolivar Peninsula. Please mark your calanders and cancel anything else you have going on that weekend. If you are so inclined to have to miss this excellent occasion, have a signed excuse delivered to the principals office. Please rsvp so we can start planning the goumet dinner for Sat night. Ya Ta Hey,
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A: Life is a Beach
Q: Hi Tracy: I didn't take today off after all. Too much to do. Here are the bullets for this week. Call me after you get settled on Monday and we will discuss the 4th Qtr forecast. Hope you have a good weekend! Jan
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IN: Here are the messages as I understand them. Please let me know if I've misconstrued anything. Thanks. FERC got a lot right in the order and we're very encouraged as a result. In particular, ending the PX buy/sell requirement and permitting utilities to manage risk through a portfolio of short and long term contracts is a fundamental step in the right direction. However, the proposed price cap is unworkable and will jeopardize realibility in California. As structured, it will: discourage the development of new generation to serve California fail to provide adequate incentives for demand responsiveness. force Enron to abandon 300 MWs of new power projects planned for California. We look forward to participating in FERC's process and are hopeful that FERC's final order will fix the deficiencies in the current price cap proposal. We encourage California to work with FERC to implement the proposals and quickly fix the flaws in the market on behalf of the state's consumers.

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I was looking forward to seeing you tomorrow and hope that we can arrange something soon. I'm not sure about my plans during the Thanksgiving holiday but I think I'll be spending most of it in Houston. I am taking a long weekend (this weekend) in Napa with my sister, brother-in-law and Mike to celebrate my birthday so I'm anticipating somewhat of an eating exttavaganza. Talk to you soon. Sara

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Sorry about lunch!