IN: Michael: I thought that you should be aware of this Transfer Agreement since it involves EEL. Mark Holsworth has reviewed it and I am taking a look at it. If you have any thoughts or questions, please call me. Hope all is going well with you and the group. Carol

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Volunteer Opportunity to become involved in the community and meet professionals throughout Houston Become involved in the community and see how you can help change the face of Houston at a meeting hosting the Quality of Life Coalition. The Quality of Life Coalition is a part of the Gulf Coast Institute, a prominent non-for-profit entity that is engaged in making Houston a better place to live by developing and promoting recreational and environmental amenities (such as running and biking trails like the greenbelt for you Austinites!) that appeal to all parts of the community. The group is a mixture of local citizens from the civic improvement, business, and environmental communities who would like to improve the fundamental health and economics of the city to be more competitive with other cities. At the meeting, the president will more specifically discuss the plan for Houston as well as volunteer opportunities for interested and experienced professionals. The meeting is: Tuesday, October 16th 11:30 in 27c2 Please RSVP and direct any questions to: Catherine Rentz Pernot X57654

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QUESTION: The Board of Directors of GISB decided yesterday at their quarterly Board of Directors meeting to continue discussions with EEI and other interested groups regarding the formation of an Energy Standards Board. Stan Horton, GISB's Chairman, stated "while there are many differences between the approaches advanced by GISB and EEI, there are also alot of similarities." GISB is hoping to respond to the stawman advanced by EEI by the end of January. GISB is also seeking input from other interested industry segments on the two proposals which have been advanced thus far.
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Here is some preliminary research on the Commercial Group's question of whether we can have a tariff provision in which shippers pay cash for fuel rather than providing fuel in kind. If you want the attachments (examples of other pipelines' tariff provisions) I will send you a hard copy. Comments? Are there any rate case implications I should be aware of?
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answer: TW fuel question
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Q: attached is blacklined copy. review and if ok with you go ahead and forward to Larry. document is in my directory under esager/2001/pg&e/standstill.doc. thanks for your help.
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Revised PG&E letter