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From:larry.campbell@enron.com
To:william.kendrick@enron.com, john.shafer@enron.com,arnold.eisenstein@enron.com, jerry.martin@enron.com, ruth.jensen@enron.com
Subject:Status, Redrock Air Permits
Cc:earl.chanley@enron.com, dan.pribble@enron.com, donna.martens@enron.com,byron.rance@enron.com
Bcc:earl.chanley@enron.com, dan.pribble@enron.com, donna.martens@enron.com,byron.rance@enron.com
Date:Thu, 1 Nov 2001 17:37:00 -0800 (PST)

Bill as per your request, presented below is a status of the air permitting=
activity by the agencies as of today 11/01/01.

Stations 1 and 2. The EPA has completed is review of these state permits an=
d has sent them back to the ADEQ for comment. I have spoken to Shudeish, t=
he permit engineer for the ADEQ, and he is reviewing EPA's comments as this=
e mail is being written. He will give me a call when his review is comple=
te, but he does not anticipate any major issues which cant be resolved prio=
r to the public hearing. These permits went out for public notice on Octob=
er 15 and 16, which means that the comment period ends on Nov. 15 and 16. =
The ADEQ plans on holding the public hearing for both permits on monday Nov=
. 19 in Williams AZ. at 7:00 pm. I plan on being there. Williams is locat=
ed approx. 30 miles west of Flagstaff, AZ. The address for the hearing is =
the Council Chambers located at 113 south 1st street. So far, there have b=
een no responses submitted to the ADEQ by the public. In EPA's review proc=
ess, they had a problem with methodology proposed by Transwestern for meas=
uring sulfur in the fuel gas. We had proposed stain tubes in the custom fu=
el monitoring schedule, they wanted us to do wet chemistry. We convinced t=
hem otherwise (Byron, because of this, you wont need to order a sulfur anal=
yzer for the Needles facility. This should save you about $40K). There wa=
s also an issue with manufacturers quarantees regarding particulate matter =
emissions from the turbine and catepillar. This has been resolved also.

Stations 3 and 4. I received a call from Roger Kohn, the permit engineer f=
or the EPA. He is satisified with the permit application contents and has =
also approved stain tubes for the sulfur measurement at these locations. T=
here are no outstanding issues on these permits from the EPA. The public c=
omment period for the Station 3 and 4 permits ends Nov. 3. After this dat=
e, it will take 1-2 weeks for the Regional Administrator of the EPA to sign=
off on the permits and then he will have them issued to Transwestern. As=
of this date, there have been no comments submitted to the EPA for the per=
mits for station 3 and or 4.

Ill keep everyone apprised of future events.