QUESTION: As we discussed, I wanted to confirm LRCI, Inc.'s consent to our recordation of the map referenced in Exhibit A of the Act of Sale as a part of the Act of Sale pursuant to which Reliant Energy Gas Storage, LLC purchased real property from LRCI on November 26, 2001. If this is acceptable, please so indicate by responding to this email. Thanks!
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ANS: Recordation of map referenced in metes and bounds description
Sam: Could you please call these guys this morning and offer to fax the name change doc? Please let me know when this is done. This is a HIGH PRIORITY. Thanks. Sara
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answer: UBS/ Enron relationship
Larry..........PJM and NY shows 100 mw for HE 20 on 9/25. I added HE 20 for 100 mw to NY deal 790095, NY trans id 5088192. Let me know if you disagree.
Answer: 9/25
Here is an email: Susan, We bought your ticket yesterday. I will either put it in the mail to you today, or if I do end up making it to the states, I will mail it from there. Where do you want to go when you get here?
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A: got your ticket
Q: I am seeing more and more credit derivatives. The trades originating in Houston are coming from Jeff Kinneman's bond/debt traders but are booked in the name of ECT Investments, Inc. or ENA. I can't be certain if these are backed to EnronCredit.com Limited. In particular, there is a proposed total return bond trade with DLJ International Capital requiring ECT Investments to post collateral. We have no master with this party. Who in Houston credit is looking at credit derivatives? FYI, other credit deals seem to be transacted wtih Deutsche Bank and UBS AG.
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Here is an email: Be sure to read the "Neartown Notebook" article on page 10 of This Week section of today's Chronicle. This is very important for all of us who would like to preserve both the value and the ambiance of our blocks. It tells about a proposal by Neartown to enable property owners on a block-by-block basis to apply for adherence to existing lot sizes (50 x 100 in most cases). As it is, when a developer buys a lot in the middle of a block, he can cut up the lot into as many as three small lots (as many as four on corners) and build out to the property line in some cases. This, of course, makes it hard to sell the other houses on that block for anything but teardowns--very bad news if you plan to make improvements to your home or even keep it up.
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*EMCA* For All of You Trying to Work on Set-Backs--