Dave and Scott, I saw an article mentioning that EPA published a draft guidance (66 Fed. Reg. 52,403) clarifying the definition of "stationary source" to allow heat/power co-generation facilities to be treated as separate sources from the underlying host facility (e.g., a manufacturing plant) for NSR purposes. Although the focus of the draft guidance is on cogeneration facilities, I suppose that there might be some general language in there that could clarify the single-source analysis as it pertains to the ancillary equipment at our plants for which no separate BACT analysis was done. Are either of you familiar with the new draft guidance (or with anything else that we could use to bolster our position on this issue)? Many thanks, Ryan
Answer: Pompano/Deerfield: threshhold requirements - single source
Here is an email: Danny: You should have received Rob, Eric and Joe accomplishments. Dave and Kent are the only ones outstanding. I tired to get you some Gallery Bowl tickets from Reliant but, no luck. I will pay you back for lunch next week too. Cheers. Have a great holiday. I am off to Radio Shack. Phil at my apt. has me looking for a special connection/wire and feels certain that he can connect my DVD up. The challenge is on!
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A: Accomplishments
Q: Jeanne, Per our conversation, I am requesting a check for the remaining dollar value from the relocation credit card provided to me. The name as it appears on the card is Matthew Smith. My new address is: 2345 Bering Dr., Apt. 514, Houston, TX 77057. It would be great to have the check by the end of the week. Thanks you.
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IN: The Government Affairs group is involved in diverse and complex activities. Tracking and quantifying these activities is important for several obvious reasons - to keep upper management apprised of our activities; to illustrate the value added and risk managed by our group; and to keep each other properly informed so that we can better coordinate our efforts. Currently, these activities take place on an ad-hoc manual basis, which is time-consuming and inefficient. We have a tool already in place to track our activities - the Project Tracking database in Lotus Notes. Currently this application is used primarily for RCR's, but beginning November 1, 2001, the Government Affairs group will use this application to track all projects and efforts - replacing the need for manual updated spreadsheets and activity quantification "fire-drills". The Projects have several features to allow capture of sub-sets of information, including Updates, Risk, Origination and Valuation. ** Please note that this will become the only way that we'll gather this information. In other words, if you don't enter your data into Project Tracking, we won't know what you're doing! **( all other reports will be eliminated) The current Lotus Notes application will be discontinued as of October 31,2001 and will be converted to a web-based product. You'll find the web-based version as easy or even easier to use than Lotus Notes. Additionally, conversion to a new database structure will allow for more versatile report extraction. Before the conversion of the project data from Lotus Notes to Oracle, we need to do some data cleanup. Please expect a call in the next two weeks from Elizabeth Linnell, Bryan Gottfredson, or Darran Binns to schedule some time with you in person or on the phone regarding your current project list, additional projects to add, and a brief overview of the new system. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions and/or concerns.

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OUT: Database Tracking of Activities
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Greg Whalley has rented out the Rooftop Deck & Clubhouse at Union Station for Opening Game on Friday, April 7. You are cordially invited to party with Greg "the Green Hornet" Whalley, with game time beginning @ 7:05p.m. - Astros vs. PHI. Please contact me about the numbers of tickets you will need. We may be able to accommodate some members of your team. The rooftop can hold up to 75 people. Many Thanks, Liz Taylor x31935

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OUT: Astros Opening Game - Friday, April 7
Brad, I talked with Keith friday afternoon about the TCO map. After 1:00pm friday, their server went down, and they couldn't access any of the files or save the changes to the Map. He told me that if all goes well Monday morning, we can see a map a little after noon. I will work with him Monday morning to make sure I can have it for you asap. Right now the map includes current day and yesterday's information for the relevant market delivery zones. During next week, I will add interconnects to the map as well a storage fields to present a complete picture. Thanks,
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Update on TCO map