Here is an email: Enron Federal Credit Union Stands Ready to Assist You Enron Federal Credit Union would like you to know that we stand ready to assist our members affected by the recent events. We are committed to those who may need special assistance during this difficult time. The State of Enron Federal Credit Union We are dedicated to providing our members with all the services they would normally expect to receive. Business will continue to be conducted as it always has. We will continue to provide loans. In the event you have an EFCU loan or credit card, we will negotiate a workable agreement for its repayment if necessary. These arrangements will be made on an individual basis. ATM withdrawals and Debit Card transactions will carry the same daily limits. EFCU will be conducting "business as usual." EFCU is a not-for-profit financial institution (a cooperative) owned and operated by you, the member. And, although we are here exclusively to provide financial services to the employees of Enron Corp. and their family members, we remain financially independent from Enron Corp. And, your accounts at the Credit Union are insured to $100,000.00 by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF), supervised by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an agency of the U.S. Government. How To Access The Credit Union You may continue to access your funds in the Credit Union at EB 399, through our electronic services, or at any of our Texas Credit Union Service Center branches:
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Here is an email: Please respond to Larry, I spoke with Darron Blackburn regarding the Burger, Crane, and Sonora accounts. Darron has told me that the blue fee return sheets indicate that EOTT submitted zero fees for these three accounts. Darron indicated that these sites had either NSPS sources or an active Title V permit. Therefore, fees would be required. A fee would not be required if there was no intention of operating the sites in the 2002 fiscal year (September 1, 2001 through August 31, 2002). 1. If a fee is owed but the site did not operate in 2000, then EOTT would owe the minimum fee - $26. 2. If the Title V was not officially terminated prior to Nov.1, then the fee is required if the source operates in the fiscal year. Our database shows Burger and Sonora to be out of service. Therefore, a 2002 fiscal year fee would not be required. This needs to be communicated to Mr. Blackburn in writing. Our database shows Crane to have all grandfathered tanks. Therefore, the only trigger for a fee would be an active Title V permit. Do you know if the TNRCC has voided the Title V and if so when?
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Here is an email: Bill: I am hoping we can count on you for the domestic political update. We should have a lot to talk about this time. Please let me know.
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Enron Advisory Council Meeting