FW: Monday evening's gas flow

Daren,

The below memo was rec'd on today from my contact at Lyondell (John Allen)
referencing meter 98-1063's gas pressure problems on last night (3-7-00).

I thought that this might be some useful information to you.

Thanks
-Jackie-
3-9497
---------------------- Forwarded by Jackie Young/HOU/ECT on 03/07/2000 11:15
AM ---------------------------

"Allen, John S." <john.allen@lyondell-citgo.com< on 03/07/2000 10:56:35 AM
To: "'Young, Jackie'" <jyoung@enron.com<
cc:
Subject: FW: Monday evening's gas flow

< -----Original Message-----
< From: john allen [SMTP:j_s_allen77@hotmail.com]
< Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 9:53 PM
< To: roger.maake@lyondell-citgo.com
< Cc: john.allen@lyondell-citgo.com; tony.cucinotta@lyondell-citgo.com;
< gmason@noram.com; david.rasco@lyondell-citgo.com;
< greg.wilson@lyondell-citgo.com
< Subject: Monday evening's gas flow
<
< The natural gas pressure issue was attributed to 2 HPL values. The north
< one was not operative and the south one had leaking bellows.
< It was determined that an alternator supply for pressure contract was not
< readily available, being that it was after normal work hours.
<
< Th HPL technician determined that he would be able to make repairs while
< the
< line was operative, and that it would not be necessary to request a
< shut-in
< condition. It would just take longer for him to make the repairs. The
< technician was able to control the pressure through the south valve while
< repairing the north valve.
<
< HPL agreed to the utilities department's request that the technician was
< not
< to leave LCR's facility this evening until such time as both valves were
< operative.
<
<