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The pictures show some "sloppy" product management and field housekeeping,
but not surprisingly ugly. Most coverage would seem to indicate (by what can be seen on the surface) that some "dig and fill" work could remedy the problem. Of course, further exploration would indicate the true extent of any problem. This is helpful. John Shafer 08/30/2000 05:51 PM Louis Soldano Louis Soldano Louis Soldano 08/30/2000 05:51 PM 08/30/2000 05:51 PM To: John Shafer/OTS/Enron@Enron cc: Subject: August 29, 2000 Report on Midland Tour fyi - i'll send to cutty et al... ---------------------- Forwarded by Louis Soldano/ET&S/Enron on 08/30/2000 05:50 PM --------------------------- Mike Riedel 08/29/2000 09:24 PM To: Louis Soldano/ET&S/Enron cc: Subject: August 29, 2000 Report on Midland Tour Lou, once I caught up with the group things went ok, but the entire day seemed rushed to me. It takes longer to look at things environmentally than it does the rest of the group. The group is quite large I estimate at 20 to 25 with both EOTT and Equilon. With that many people it is hard to organize the station tours. They all took off from Wasson Station and Robin Borders had to retrieve me. Anyway attached is my days report and the pictures I took. The description of the pictures are below. I did not know to whom this should be distributed. PHOTO 2 - 3 inch tank drain at Prentice Station, oil and salt stain PHOTO 3 - General view of Prentice Station. Showing four pumps and motors and 5,000 BBL tank in background. PHOTO 4- Pig launcher Wasson Station, oil stained soil PHOTO 5- Truck loading area on east side of Wasson Station, fresh oil and oil stained soil PHOTO 6- Roof drain 80.000 BBL tank Wasson Station PHOTO 7- Oil stained soil associated with mixer on 30,000 BBL tank, Wasson Station PHOTO 8- Close up of mixer on 30,000 BBL tan Wsson Station, previously shown in Photo 7 PHOTO 9 - 3,000 BBL tank Flanagan Station PHOTO 10- 1,300 BBL and 3,000 BBL tanks , Flanagan Station PHOTO 11- Pig launcher Flanagan Station, containment shows signs of crude oil PHOTO 12- Pumps Flanagan Station, shows clean station I'll work on my attachment technique, numerical. Mike
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