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all your trades.	dev45.message.text
Bill, Just a short note to let you know whats going on at Bakersfield.	dev45.message.text
I have spoken to the agency inspector about one of the NOV issues and have been told that EOTT will definately receive a an NOV and fine for failure to conduct the emissions testing on a heater that apparently should have been tested approx.	dev45.message.text
6 months ago.	dev45.message.text
With repsect to the other NOV issue, Rick Suderman had a testing company in to perform emissions testing on another heater which was required to be tested by today.	dev45.message.text
As the testing contractor began his testing, an 02 issue developed with the equipment the testing company was using and a miscommunication on the part of the testing contractor was directed to Rick.	dev45.message.text
As a result, the the inspector observed elevated CO readings from the heater that Rick had made adjustments in the heater set points (based upon recommendations from the contractor) causing the elevated CO readings to result.	dev45.message.text
The inspector stated that the facility would receive another NOV for this exceedance.	dev45.message.text
In any event this isssue was NOT Rick's fault and was due to some bad communication on the part of the contractor.	dev45.message.text
We have sent the testing company home and will be bringing in another testing company (AEROS) on thursday.	dev45.message.text
This is the contractor who has done the majority of the previous emissions testing for the facility to complete the heater testing and substantiate the innaccuracy of the first testing company's data.	dev45.message.text
With this new data, we shold be able to demonstrate inaccuracy in the first testing company's QA/QC.	dev45.message.text
It should also be mentioned that we have identified other environmental issues which we should discuss at your convenience.	dev45.message.text
Butch and I will have completed the permit compliance investigataion and be available for discussions on friday.	dev45.message.text
William Kendrick	dev45.message.text
I wanted to present this summary of the meeting Transwestern had with representatives of the Laguna Pueblo concerning the status of the PCB remediation activities by TW.	dev45.message.text
On the Laguna side were members of the Laguna pueblo, the PEOP a technical oversight group that provides expertise and assistance on technical issues for all of the 19 pueblos in New Mexico (ranging from UST to superfund), and members of ETS ( 5 members of the Laguna team, Butch Russell, Rick Smith (advisor for the Laguna team), myself) and George Robinson.	dev45.message.text
This is the third meeting we had in the last year and a half with this group since the Lagunas have started showing renewed interest in environmental activities on their pueblo.	dev45.message.text
The meeting centered around two issues at the site: the closure of the UST and the PCB remediation activity.	dev45.message.text
With respect to the first, concensus was reached that we would continue monitoring and collecting groundwater samples at the two downstream well locations from the UST site on a quarterly basis, and send the results to POEP for review.	dev45.message.text
With repsect to the PCB remediation issue, things were a little different.	dev45.message.text
The POEP representatives expressed concern on behalf of the Laguna tribal Coucil that the progress of the remediation activities Transwestern is presently using to bring closure to the site is not showing positive goals toward achieving cleanup at the site and that the data submittals to the Lagunas have verified this.	dev45.message.text
They indicated that that have been patient with Transwstern's attempts to allow natural attenuation to reduce the PCB contamination, but based upon the historic sampling results, that this technology is not proving to be very successful, in fact the results have shown stagnant results (Im using their words).	dev45.message.text
They would like to see Transwestern implement other more proactive technologies to arrive at cleanup and closure of this site.	dev45.message.text
Members of the Laguna pueblo, who work for the POEP, expressed concern that the PCB contamination could negatively impact future generations of Lagunas members and that it was the responsibility of Transwestern to clean up the contamination which they brought onto their lands.	dev45.message.text
One member of the Laguna pueblo called the contamination a "cancer" with potential to spread.	dev45.message.text
A comment was made by the POEP that there was a major potential of increasing the magnitude and spread of the contamination if we continue to just maintain our present approach of just monitoring the site and installing additional wells..	dev45.message.text
A member of the POEP has been in contact with a consortum of individuals from North Dakota State University, (Energy and Environmental Research Center) who claim to be experts in reclamation of contaminated sites which are considered difficult to remediate (this site would certainly fall into this category due to the presence of the sandstone bedrock which has numerous cracks and channels present which direct the PCB containing liquids present at the site).	dev45.message.text
Although the POEP was not recommending Transwestern utilize their service, they did strongly suggest that we should at least discuss this site with them.	dev45.message.text
It shold also be mentioned that Syed Risvi, the POEP Superfund representative was at this meeting.	dev45.message.text
He had mentioned that the POEP has been in discussions with EPA Region VI concerning potential classification of the site on the CERCLIS list of sites for inclusion on the NPL..	dev45.message.text
He had indicated that he did not want to see this site included on the list, but stated that Transwetern needed to update and show postive results in our remediation efforts and that it was the tribal councils opinion that this was not being done.	dev45.message.text
At the conclusion of the meeting, I informed the POEP that Transwestern's internal remediation group would contact the NDSU group and discuss the site characteristics with them and we would reprot back to them the results of our discussions.	dev45.message.text
This seemed to satisify the POEP and they were content with this.	dev45.message.text
John, I would like to schedule a conference call with the above list of people and discuss this issue.	dev45.message.text
A couple of things I want to bring out.	dev45.message.text
First, we will be undergoing ROW and Compressor Station renewals with the Lagunas in the near future.	dev45.message.text
Second, on the Laguna tribal lands, they have experienced other releases of contimation and are currently very sensitive to this whole contamination problem.	dev45.message.text
Although we are considered by the POEP as proactive up to this point and very easy to work with (direct quote from the POEP) they are wanting a more proactive and measurable effort from Transwestern to clean up the PCBs.	dev45.message.text
Please get back with me on this.	dev45.message.text
This is a short note to apprise those that the before and after emissions testing for the fuel valves and carbuerator at the Spraberry C/S has been submitted to t he TNRCC.	dev45.message.text
The data showed fuel savings, as we had hoped it would and we also received an emissions reduction benefit.	dev45.message.text
According to the agency, this replacement activity will not require an amendment to the permit, which will be a plus for the company.	dev45.message.text
My compliments to all involved for the retesting and efforts it took to make this happen.	dev45.message.text
I will forward the response from the TNRCC as it is received.	dev45.message.text
The PCB Annual Document Logs for the facilities that generated PCB waste and stored it at TW's long term storage facility were completed and distributed to locations and entered into Envisions.	dev45.message.text
The 2rd quarter Transwestern/SoCal PCB mgt.	dev45.message.text
committee conference call was completed.	dev45.message.text
This committee meets to discusss PCB management on the SoCal system and review invoices generated by SoCal during each quarter.	dev45.message.text
This quarters invoice amount was $280,633.48 of which Transwestern is 86% responsible or $241,344.79.	dev45.message.text
Final activities are in progress at the Topock Lateral where cleanup of the 1850' pipeline and appurtenances has been completed.	dev45.message.text
Analytical results of the wipe samples and liquid samples taken showed the cleanup to be successful.	dev45.message.text
All wipes after the cleaning showed to be less than 1 microgram/100 cm.	dev45.message.text
sq. Analytical results of the liquids showed to be less than 20 ppb.	dev45.message.text
The next phase of the cleanup activities will be in November when the remaining 11 miles of pipe will be cleaned and have launcher facilities installed at the mainline interconnect.	dev45.message.text
Rick, Terry had informed me that Solar had trouble with this unit in making its emissions guarantees, prior to shipping it to La Plata.	dev45.message.text
I was not aware of this when I permitted the unit.a couple of years ago.	dev45.message.text
In an attempt to solve the problem, in November, I had submitted a modification to the permit to the state of Colorado requesting additional emissions as it appears the unit exceeds its permitted levels during the colder months.	dev45.message.text
I received a call form the state of Colorado and they said they are hesitant to approve of more emissions for us.	dev45.message.text
We reached an agreement with the state that they would remove the pound per hour limit and keep the ton per year requirement in an attempt to give us more operating room (the higher emissions months would be balanced by the warmer months which produce less emissions. However, after Terry went through the calculations we were still exceeding the permitted emission limits when we calculated yearly limits. I dont know if Solar might have sold us a bill of goods but based upon emisisons calculations, the unit cant stay under the emissions guarantees that Solar promised. We have notified the state of Colorado, as the permit requires and Im sure they will be following up on this. Let me know what Solar says.......	dev45.message.text
see attached save for thursday	dev45.message.text
password: megan1	dev45.message.text
Ed the 6" project you are talking about is a small project independant of Rogas where a 6"line will be constructed from North Coles and run above ground, if possible, to a tie in approx.	dev45.message.text
1 mile away.	dev45.message.text
We will need a waiver for this.	dev45.message.text
There wont be any by pass crossing concerns and only ocal notifications due to the efforts to run the pipe above ground.	dev45.message.text
The reason for constructing above ground is to minimize surface disturbance.	dev45.message.text
Im sure that one of the conditions of the approval for this construction actiivty is that EOTT wil be required to maintain integrity of the pipeline to ensure no releases.....inspections, reporting etc....	dev45.message.text
Ill keep you in the loop on this.....	dev45.message.text
John, I had asked Randi to complete an annual report for the F&G 2081 permit, as I did not want to have this hang over our head when EOTT's 2081 application was reviewed.	dev45.message.text
This may be the annual report that were talking about.	dev45.message.text
As you remember, the 2081 requires an annual report for activities conducted for the prior year and it is due by Jan 10th of every year.	dev45.message.text
It was not been submitted for 1999 or 2000.	dev45.message.text
Because Randi has been personally involved in all construction activities at the North Coles Levee facility, I thought she would be the prime person to complie the reports for us and then we would submit.	dev45.message.text
If this is the annual report everyone is talking about, then, yes, I instructed her to do these, primarily, because she has been involved since the get go and she has the information.	dev45.message.text
She has also promised the reports to me by 2/15 for sumibttal to the F&G.	dev45.message.text
John Shafer	dev45.message.text
nope.	dev45.message.text
what's the occasion?	dev45.message.text
John, this is a short note to let you know where we stand on the 7 mile pipeline construction Rogas Project with respect to environmental permitting and approvals.	dev45.message.text
The following documents and applications have been submitted to the agencies: California fish and game 1603 application Kern County Floodplain Management Agency-encroachment application US COE 404 Nationwide permit- preconstruction notification Reclamation Board- encroachment application Califonia State Fire Marshall-waiver to install aboveground pipeline Office of Pipeline Safety-waiver to Install aboveground pipeline I am checking to see what state requirements there are for SHPO clearances for this project.	dev45.message.text
I would suspect that they would want us to do a field survey prior to construction.	dev45.message.text
It seems that every Califonia state and county agency is a candidate for notification or approval.	dev45.message.text
Ill keep you apprised......	dev45.message.text
John, I have attached the site characteristics for the 4 locations in Az.	dev45.message.text
where Transwestern plans to install the four RB211's.	dev45.message.text
With this information please provide emissions quarantees for each location (sta. 1-4).	dev45.message.text
We will use the same gas quality for each location.	dev45.message.text
I have a meeting with the agency on the 26th of Feb. and would greaatly appreciate the guarantees prior to this date.	dev45.message.text
If possible, I am going to try and permit each site for 45 ppm NOx as opposed to the 25 ppm NOx number, so I would appreciate your assistance in this also.	dev45.message.text
Stream: 1 Mainline Mode: ANLY Cycle Start Time: 11:05 Company: Enron Transportation & Storage Component Mole BTU Relative Name Percent Gross Density '*' indicates user-defined components Base Pressures 14.73000 Real Relative Density Gas = 0.5895	dev45.message.text
John, Lou, Cutty, Bill, I want to bring this issue back up for your attention, as I know that everyone is very busy.	dev45.message.text
During the EPA Title V inspection at the Laguna C/S this past week, Barbara Bernacek, the Laguna environmental person was present.	dev45.message.text
She had been asked to be there by the EPA.	dev45.message.text
During our tour of the facility, she casually asked if any progress or decision had been made by Enron management towards remediation assistance in the groundwater issue at the Laguna C/S.	dev45.message.text
I had informed her that we were still actively discussing this issue and would contact her in the near future concerning management's decision.	dev45.message.text
I would appreciate it very much if each of you would revisit my memo below and then lets discuss what should be done and the approach we should take in addressing the Laguna's concern about a proactive approach to reaching cleanup and closure.	dev45.message.text
Bill, the baseline noise surveys, which have been completed, were performed by Hoover and Keith out of Houston, Tx.	dev45.message.text
I have a meeting scheduled with the permit engineers from state of Arizona on Monday to discuss the permitting for the two C/S on state lands.	dev45.message.text
Ive dealt with these individuals before, but the ADEQ has gone through some reg changes and I want to visit with them on that.	dev45.message.text

all your trades.

dev45.message.text

Bill, Just a short note to let you know whats going on at Bakersfield.

dev45.message.text

I have spoken to the agency inspector about one of the NOV issues and have been told that EOTT will definately receive a an NOV and fine for failure to conduct the emissions testing on a heater that apparently should have been tested approx.

dev45.message.text

6 months ago.

dev45.message.text

With repsect to the other NOV issue, Rick Suderman had a testing company in to perform emissions testing on another heater which was required to be tested by today.

dev45.message.text

As the testing contractor began his testing, an 02 issue developed with the equipment the testing company was using and a miscommunication on the part of the testing contractor was directed to Rick.

dev45.message.text

As a result, the the inspector observed elevated CO readings from the heater that Rick had made adjustments in the heater set points (based upon recommendations from the contractor) causing the elevated CO readings to result.

dev45.message.text

The inspector stated that the facility would receive another NOV for this exceedance.

dev45.message.text

In any event this isssue was NOT Rick's fault and was due to some bad communication on the part of the contractor.

dev45.message.text

We have sent the testing company home and will be bringing in another testing company (AEROS) on thursday.

dev45.message.text

This is the contractor who has done the majority of the previous emissions testing for the facility to complete the heater testing and substantiate the innaccuracy of the first testing company's data.

dev45.message.text

With this new data, we shold be able to demonstrate inaccuracy in the first testing company's QA/QC.

dev45.message.text

It should also be mentioned that we have identified other environmental issues which we should discuss at your convenience.

dev45.message.text

Butch and I will have completed the permit compliance investigataion and be available for discussions on friday.

dev45.message.text

William Kendrick

dev45.message.text

I wanted to present this summary of the meeting Transwestern had with representatives of the Laguna Pueblo concerning the status of the PCB remediation activities by TW.

dev45.message.text

On the Laguna side were members of the Laguna pueblo, the PEOP a technical oversight group that provides expertise and assistance on technical issues for all of the 19 pueblos in New Mexico (ranging from UST to superfund), and members of ETS ( 5 members of the Laguna team, Butch Russell, Rick Smith (advisor for the Laguna team), myself) and George Robinson.

dev45.message.text

This is the third meeting we had in the last year and a half with this group since the Lagunas have started showing renewed interest in environmental activities on their pueblo.

dev45.message.text

The meeting centered around two issues at the site: the closure of the UST and the PCB remediation activity.

dev45.message.text

With respect to the first, concensus was reached that we would continue monitoring and collecting groundwater samples at the two downstream well locations from the UST site on a quarterly basis, and send the results to POEP for review.

dev45.message.text

With repsect to the PCB remediation issue, things were a little different.

dev45.message.text

The POEP representatives expressed concern on behalf of the Laguna tribal Coucil that the progress of the remediation activities Transwestern is presently using to bring closure to the site is not showing positive goals toward achieving cleanup at the site and that the data submittals to the Lagunas have verified this.

dev45.message.text

They indicated that that have been patient with Transwstern's attempts to allow natural attenuation to reduce the PCB contamination, but based upon the historic sampling results, that this technology is not proving to be very successful, in fact the results have shown stagnant results (Im using their words).

dev45.message.text

They would like to see Transwestern implement other more proactive technologies to arrive at cleanup and closure of this site.

dev45.message.text

Members of the Laguna pueblo, who work for the POEP, expressed concern that the PCB contamination could negatively impact future generations of Lagunas members and that it was the responsibility of Transwestern to clean up the contamination which they brought onto their lands.

dev45.message.text

One member of the Laguna pueblo called the contamination a "cancer" with potential to spread.

dev45.message.text

A comment was made by the POEP that there was a major potential of increasing the magnitude and spread of the contamination if we continue to just maintain our present approach of just monitoring the site and installing additional wells..

dev45.message.text

A member of the POEP has been in contact with a consortum of individuals from North Dakota State University, (Energy and Environmental Research Center) who claim to be experts in reclamation of contaminated sites which are considered difficult to remediate (this site would certainly fall into this category due to the presence of the sandstone bedrock which has numerous cracks and channels present which direct the PCB containing liquids present at the site).

dev45.message.text

Although the POEP was not recommending Transwestern utilize their service, they did strongly suggest that we should at least discuss this site with them.

dev45.message.text

It shold also be mentioned that Syed Risvi, the POEP Superfund representative was at this meeting.

dev45.message.text

He had mentioned that the POEP has been in discussions with EPA Region VI concerning potential classification of the site on the CERCLIS list of sites for inclusion on the NPL..

dev45.message.text

He had indicated that he did not want to see this site included on the list, but stated that Transwetern needed to update and show postive results in our remediation efforts and that it was the tribal councils opinion that this was not being done.

dev45.message.text

At the conclusion of the meeting, I informed the POEP that Transwestern's internal remediation group would contact the NDSU group and discuss the site characteristics with them and we would reprot back to them the results of our discussions.

dev45.message.text

This seemed to satisify the POEP and they were content with this.

dev45.message.text

John, I would like to schedule a conference call with the above list of people and discuss this issue.

dev45.message.text

A couple of things I want to bring out.

dev45.message.text

First, we will be undergoing ROW and Compressor Station renewals with the Lagunas in the near future.

dev45.message.text

Second, on the Laguna tribal lands, they have experienced other releases of contimation and are currently very sensitive to this whole contamination problem.

dev45.message.text

Although we are considered by the POEP as proactive up to this point and very easy to work with (direct quote from the POEP) they are wanting a more proactive and measurable effort from Transwestern to clean up the PCBs.

dev45.message.text

Please get back with me on this.

dev45.message.text

This is a short note to apprise those that the before and after emissions testing for the fuel valves and carbuerator at the Spraberry C/S has been submitted to t he TNRCC.

dev45.message.text

The data showed fuel savings, as we had hoped it would and we also received an emissions reduction benefit.

dev45.message.text

According to the agency, this replacement activity will not require an amendment to the permit, which will be a plus for the company.

dev45.message.text

My compliments to all involved for the retesting and efforts it took to make this happen.

dev45.message.text

I will forward the response from the TNRCC as it is received.

dev45.message.text

The PCB Annual Document Logs for the facilities that generated PCB waste and stored it at TW's long term storage facility were completed and distributed to locations and entered into Envisions.

dev45.message.text

The 2rd quarter Transwestern/SoCal PCB mgt.

dev45.message.text

committee conference call was completed.

dev45.message.text

This committee meets to discusss PCB management on the SoCal system and review invoices generated by SoCal during each quarter.

dev45.message.text

This quarters invoice amount was $280,633.48 of which Transwestern is 86% responsible or $241,344.79.

dev45.message.text

Final activities are in progress at the Topock Lateral where cleanup of the 1850' pipeline and appurtenances has been completed.

dev45.message.text

Analytical results of the wipe samples and liquid samples taken showed the cleanup to be successful.

dev45.message.text

All wipes after the cleaning showed to be less than 1 microgram/100 cm.

dev45.message.text

sq. Analytical results of the liquids showed to be less than 20 ppb.

dev45.message.text

The next phase of the cleanup activities will be in November when the remaining 11 miles of pipe will be cleaned and have launcher facilities installed at the mainline interconnect.

dev45.message.text

Rick, Terry had informed me that Solar had trouble with this unit in making its emissions guarantees, prior to shipping it to La Plata.

dev45.message.text

I was not aware of this when I permitted the unit.a couple of years ago.

dev45.message.text

In an attempt to solve the problem, in November, I had submitted a modification to the permit to the state of Colorado requesting additional emissions as it appears the unit exceeds its permitted levels during the colder months.

dev45.message.text

I received a call form the state of Colorado and they said they are hesitant to approve of more emissions for us.

dev45.message.text

We reached an agreement with the state that they would remove the pound per hour limit and keep the ton per year requirement in an attempt to give us more operating room (the higher emissions months would be balanced by the warmer months which produce less emissions. However, after Terry went through the calculations we were still exceeding the permitted emission limits when we calculated yearly limits. I dont know if Solar might have sold us a bill of goods but based upon emisisons calculations, the unit cant stay under the emissions guarantees that Solar promised. We have notified the state of Colorado, as the permit requires and Im sure they will be following up on this. Let me know what Solar says.......

dev45.message.text

see attached save for thursday

dev45.message.text

password: megan1

dev45.message.text

Ed the 6" project you are talking about is a small project independant of Rogas where a 6"line will be constructed from North Coles and run above ground, if possible, to a tie in approx.

dev45.message.text

1 mile away.

dev45.message.text

We will need a waiver for this.

dev45.message.text

There wont be any by pass crossing concerns and only ocal notifications due to the efforts to run the pipe above ground.

dev45.message.text

The reason for constructing above ground is to minimize surface disturbance.

dev45.message.text

Im sure that one of the conditions of the approval for this construction actiivty is that EOTT wil be required to maintain integrity of the pipeline to ensure no releases.....inspections, reporting etc....

dev45.message.text

Ill keep you in the loop on this.....

dev45.message.text

John, I had asked Randi to complete an annual report for the F&G 2081 permit, as I did not want to have this hang over our head when EOTT's 2081 application was reviewed.

dev45.message.text

This may be the annual report that were talking about.

dev45.message.text

As you remember, the 2081 requires an annual report for activities conducted for the prior year and it is due by Jan 10th of every year.

dev45.message.text

It was not been submitted for 1999 or 2000.

dev45.message.text

Because Randi has been personally involved in all construction activities at the North Coles Levee facility, I thought she would be the prime person to complie the reports for us and then we would submit.

dev45.message.text

If this is the annual report everyone is talking about, then, yes, I instructed her to do these, primarily, because she has been involved since the get go and she has the information.

dev45.message.text

She has also promised the reports to me by 2/15 for sumibttal to the F&G.

dev45.message.text

John Shafer

dev45.message.text

nope.

dev45.message.text

what's the occasion?

dev45.message.text

John, this is a short note to let you know where we stand on the 7 mile pipeline construction Rogas Project with respect to environmental permitting and approvals.

dev45.message.text

The following documents and applications have been submitted to the agencies: California fish and game 1603 application Kern County Floodplain Management Agency-encroachment application US COE 404 Nationwide permit- preconstruction notification Reclamation Board- encroachment application Califonia State Fire Marshall-waiver to install aboveground pipeline Office of Pipeline Safety-waiver to Install aboveground pipeline I am checking to see what state requirements there are for SHPO clearances for this project.

dev45.message.text

I would suspect that they would want us to do a field survey prior to construction.

dev45.message.text

It seems that every Califonia state and county agency is a candidate for notification or approval.

dev45.message.text

Ill keep you apprised......

dev45.message.text

John, I have attached the site characteristics for the 4 locations in Az.

dev45.message.text

where Transwestern plans to install the four RB211's.

dev45.message.text

With this information please provide emissions quarantees for each location (sta. 1-4).

dev45.message.text

We will use the same gas quality for each location.

dev45.message.text

I have a meeting with the agency on the 26th of Feb. and would greaatly appreciate the guarantees prior to this date.

dev45.message.text

If possible, I am going to try and permit each site for 45 ppm NOx as opposed to the 25 ppm NOx number, so I would appreciate your assistance in this also.

dev45.message.text

Stream: 1 Mainline Mode: ANLY Cycle Start Time: 11:05 Company: Enron Transportation & Storage Component Mole BTU Relative Name Percent Gross Density '*' indicates user-defined components Base Pressures 14.73000 Real Relative Density Gas = 0.5895

dev45.message.text

John, Lou, Cutty, Bill, I want to bring this issue back up for your attention, as I know that everyone is very busy.

dev45.message.text

During the EPA Title V inspection at the Laguna C/S this past week, Barbara Bernacek, the Laguna environmental person was present.

dev45.message.text

She had been asked to be there by the EPA.

dev45.message.text

During our tour of the facility, she casually asked if any progress or decision had been made by Enron management towards remediation assistance in the groundwater issue at the Laguna C/S.

dev45.message.text

I had informed her that we were still actively discussing this issue and would contact her in the near future concerning management's decision.

dev45.message.text

I would appreciate it very much if each of you would revisit my memo below and then lets discuss what should be done and the approach we should take in addressing the Laguna's concern about a proactive approach to reaching cleanup and closure.

dev45.message.text

Bill, the baseline noise surveys, which have been completed, were performed by Hoover and Keith out of Houston, Tx.

dev45.message.text

I have a meeting scheduled with the permit engineers from state of Arizona on Monday to discuss the permitting for the two C/S on state lands.

dev45.message.text

Ive dealt with these individuals before, but the ADEQ has gone through some reg changes and I want to visit with them on that.

dev45.message.text