I forwarded this to a number of people yesterday but most didn't get it, so I'm sending again. It's long so you may want to print out and read later. Love,
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Per our conversation, it appears that the two companies are going to merge in October? Looking at Lotus Notes, I don't think we could pick two bigger dogs of masters to have in place. I don't think we want either master to be the survivor master. With Chase we have an old 1987 Interest Rate and Currency Exchange Agreement and with Morgan we have a Master Energy Price Swap Agreement. Yuk, yuk. If I had my druthers I say, LET'S START OVER. I know it's far reaching, but maybe we could make it our goal to have this master replaced by October. Do you think that's do-able? Do we have a contact at Chase/Morgan we can start dealing with? I'm going to add chase to the Legal/Credit list just as a tickler for us to get this thing rolling.
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answer: Chase Manhattan/Morgan Guaranty Merger
Got your most recent message. Your observation is correct that the Enron Americas staff member on Shawn's team has not been involved to date with Doorstep reviews or planning. Although Shawn made an offer to Michelle some time ago, there was a long lead time for her arrival. She did not start with the company until after Thanksgiving. Since she started a couple of weeks ago, Wes and I have asked her to look into several specific findings from the most AA internal audit projects and to work with our staffs to provide some solutions to issues that were raised. There simply has not been the time to date to expose her to Doorstep. After Shawn and I meet (see below), I will briefly summarize for you the roles that all groups will play in the Doorstep Review process. Before we move forward I want to be sure that all parties agree on the purpose, methodology, participants and execution plan for this on-going project.
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answer: Plans for 2001 Doorstep Reviews
Jeff, My colleague Joel Schwartz and I are looking for a concise summary of the typical siting/permitting process for a plant in California, including steps in the process, number of agencies, and average length. Any ideas? Thanks again for your great remarks last Friday; I really appreciated them. Regards, Lynne
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Question about CA permitting process