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It's amazing how they keep making errors, as recent as today
The link can be found in post # 33700. BTW , the word should be "from".
Form documant dated - certificate of service page 10
Fri 01/07/2011 01:52 pm
Derek A. Dyson
Duncan, Weinberg, Genzer & Pembroke, P.C.
1615 M Street, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036-3203
dad@dwgp.com
Representing Blue Diamond Ventures lFreedomWorks Joint Venture, LLC
NAME/SYMBOL CHANGES
DL Date Date Old Symbol/Name
12/27/2010 12/28/2010 SLPT
SoloPoint, Inc. Common Stock
New Symbol/Name
SLPT
Borneo Energy USA, Inc. Common Stock
Bldv represented
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
Go to 12-16-10
Title: Exception of Bianca Ranch......
Document Type: Exception- 12-16-2010 Time 4:31 page 57
Bldv clearly represented
CF
From the Proceedings:
Order Setting Status Conference -Dated 12-15- 2010
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
WHAT: Colorado Public Utilities Commission
WHEN: December 20, 2010 at 9:00 a.m.
WHERE: 1560 Broadway, Suite 250, Denver, CO 80202
Live Feed: http://www.dora.state.co.us/puc/broadcast_streams/index.htm
It's key, imo
Taken from the docket:
Thurs 11/18/2010 12:00 am Decision page 293 17 a.
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
an extension was granted until Dec 16 2010
Thu 12/02/2010 12:00 am Decision page 3 number 3
Order Granting in Part, .......
imo
Keep in mind that if "no exception" is filed against the "recommended decision" by December 16, 2010, the decision becomes final. Imo
Possible reason for the delay... imo
From the proceedings
Quote:If no exceptions are filed within 20 days after service or within any extended period of time authorized, or unless the decision is stayed by the Commission upon its
own motion, the recommended decision shall become the decision of the Commission and subject to the provisions of § 40-6-114, C.R.S.
page 293 of the docket - under decision dated 11-18-2010
On November 22, 2010 - an exception was filed in the form of a motion.
see November 22, 2010 Monday - time 4:03pm
On Decemeber 02, 2010 a decision was filed
C10-1295 Order Granting, in Part, Motion for Extension of Timehttps://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
In my opinion, its just a matter of time, these people are doing whatever they can to delay this.
CF
Who sells 5000 shares @ .0001 for fifty cents?
Well, if is the company selling, well now they can afford to put out a couple of monster PR's and pay a bill or two, imo
Could get interesting around here with some "good news",imo
Bldv is represented and receiving correspondence regarding the outcome.
see Tues 11-23- 2010 time 4:30
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
Could they get caught by surprise?
The decision confirms the PR's that have been previously issued. What would the next PR entail,
"breaking ground", "naming the financing partner", "confirming the decision", .......
If it wasn't for the past malfunctions, this would probably have spiked a little by now, imo
Then again, with ChinaWox analysis, hmmmm
Some links from an earlier post 35549 has information about this topic.
Any predictions on where this "opens" come Monday?
Did this decision catch anyone by surprise? Probably makes for a long weekend, imo
From the Docket: page 83
266. In reaching her decision in this matter, the ALJ is mindful of, and applies, these statutes, rules, decisions, and statements of Colorado’s public policy.
E. Structure of CPCN-Related Findings, Discussion, and Conclusions.
267. Applicants seek a CPCN for the Project as a whole; as a result, they request that the Commission grant one CPCN for the entire Project, not a separate CPCN for each component
of the Project. The ALJ agrees with Applicants on this point, and this Decision will grant, subject to conditions, one CPCN for the Project as a whole.
Blue diamond ventures is mentioned on page 7 of the docket
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
That's what the "PR's have been saying, imo
CPCN decision
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
BLDV on page 7
The decision went in Bldv favor in granting the "CPCN".
Would be nice to get a decision today, imo
Anyone notice a change on the website?
MM do not have advance knowledge of a "court decision", imo,
This outlines what's been taking place since May, 2009.
"The legal proceedings"
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
A statement from the article below.
Grants will be paid within 60 days after the later of
when a complete application is received or the project
is placed in service. The Treasury makes no discretion
whether to pay grants; if a project qualifies, the owner is
entitled to a grant. Congress provided an open-ended ap-
propriation. The Treasury expects at least $3 billion to be
paid under the program and that more than 5,000 appli-
cations will be submitted.
http://www.chadbourne.com/files/Publication/78223c3c-09ff-4198-9ade-cfe4e1ec6a09/Presentation/PublicationAttachment/04de90f1-ec83-4718-b1c5-d56aa204623c/Keith%20Eli%20John%20NA%20Windpower%20reprint%208%2009.pdf
Thanks to stervc for this DD
One factor that could get this started, imo is the approval of the "Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity", which a decision should come hopefully any day now.
one day closer, imo.
http://www.huerfanojournal.com/
East Huerfano County wind project a $400 million winner 14 - October - 2010
by Bill Knowles
WALSENBURG- With the approval of the Cordova Wind farm project on Sept. 29, the Huerfano County Board of County Commissioners okayed a project that will set the standard for many such projects still on the drawing board.
According to the final SB 1041 application for the project, E.ON Climate and Renewables will invest around $400 million in the wind farm that will sit atop the Cordova Mesa and straddle Huerfano and Las Animas Counties. The farm will have 125 turbines generating about 200 megawatts of electricity; 39 of the turbines will be located in Huerfano with the remaining 161 turbines to be located in Las Animas. With favorable winds, each turbine will be able to generate 1.6 MW of electricity.
Around 400 temporary construction jobs will be generated by the project. This figure includes the personnel needed by any subcontractors for the building phase. When the turbines have been erected, there will be a demand for 20 to 25 fulltime jobs.
The application also calls for 10 alternate Federal Aviation Administration approved wind turbines. In addition, it calls for a 10,000 square foot operation and maintenance building along with the primary construction yard to be built in Huerfano County. Access to the project will be located on Highway 10 where acceleration and deceleration lanes will need to be cut. E.ON will also be building and maintaining a system of access roads within the proposed project site.
If the turbines are shipped down I-25, then the Colorado Department of Transportation may become involved, widening the exit ramps at the I-25 and Highway 10 junction. The turbine blades alone will be about 100 feet in length, and the exit ramps at the junction will not allow for turns by trucks hauling such long loads as they exit the interstate and turn east to the project.
E.ON, the Board of County Commissioners and the Planning and Zoning Commission all agreed that the project needs to be started by the end of the year in order for E.ON to be able to take advantage of federal energy impact funding under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act. That funding will stop at the end of the year.
Two factors could slow down the process: E.ON needs one more easement for a completed transmission line route and needs a power purchase agreement along with the ability to move the power north.
First, the right of way easements for a 21 mile transmission line from Cordova to the proposed Calumet substation are being held up at the 20 to 21 mile section as the proposed transmission route runs across the Mauro Ranch just south of the proposed substation. Florida Power and Light has an agreement with the landowners and is holding up that part of the plan.
According to Huerfano Planning and Code Enforcement Officer Steve Channel, Florida Power and Light has no other interests in Huerfano County other then their agreement with the owners of the ranch. “Florida Power and Light has a wind project in the Comanche Grasslands in Eastern Las Animas County and that’s it. If they start generating power, they will have to move it to a substation E.ON will be building at the Cordova site so I can’t see any advantage for them to be holding up the works here in Huerfano County,” Channel said. At the Sept. 29 County Commission meeting the Commissioners indicated that they would do what they could to help E.ON to get the last mile of easement for the E.ON transmission line.
Second, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is still considering the Tri-State and Xcel Energy transmission line project. That project, when completed, will move electricity from proposed solar generation farms in the San Luis Valley over La Veta Pass and across Huerfano County where it will cross over Highways 160 and 69 to the proposed Calumet substation just north of Walsenburg. Power from wind farms in the county will also link in to the Calumet substation and will move north to the Comanche 3 power generation plant in Pueblo. From there the electricity will be sold to the Denver market where demand will outstrip supply in another few years.
Right now one factor holding up the Tri-State and Xcel proposal involves the Trinchera Ranch. Billionaire hedge-fund manager Louis Moore Bacon purchased the property from Malcolm Forbes in 2007 for $175 million. The ranch is the largest remaining undeveloped land parcel within the historic Sangre de Cristo land grant of 1843. The ranch has filed with the PUC to prevent the Tri-State and Xcel transmission line from crossing the ranch and has researched other routes for the line.
It is the lack of a transmission line to move the power north that is holding up a power purchase agreement between Tri-State, Xcel and E.ON. “What we would like to see is for the PUC to divide the transmission line project into two parts and go ahead and okay the Calumet to Comanche lines. This would facilitate the movement of power from the wind farms that are going to be located here in Huerfano as well as in Las Animas counties,” Channel said.
With E.ON Climate and Renewables moving forward on their projects east of I-25, other companies are also interested in beginning their projects. Shell Wind has been in contact with Planning and Zoning in the county over the past two months, and the HB 1041 application that the commission approved for E.ON is being considered by the county and energy producers as the standard against which all others will be compared.
Channel pointed out that the E.ON application was the way all future projects needed to be approached. “When E.ON completed their preliminary HB 1041 application, there were only four items they needed for the final HB 1041 application. These guys really worked hard to get this application right and they did it as quickly as county regulations allowed them. All future wind projects in Huerfano County need to pay attention to this one.”
One day closer...........
tick tock tick tock.......
Hope Charley was a day or two off in his prediction
Bldv did not need counsel for these proceeding, since these "Hearings" only focused on "solar", not "wind".
The link you requested
Friday August 06, 2010 - Time 4:09 pm page 29
Bldv is still receiving information. This is also around the time when the "Hearing" concluded.
https://www.dora.state.co.us/pls/efi/EFI.Show_Docket?p_session_id=&p_docket_id=09A-324E
Everyday that passes, is one day closer, imo
Also keep in mind, these are legal proceedings.
BLDV is awaiting for the "decision" to determine whether a "Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) for the proposed San Luis Valley Transmission Project will be granted.
If this decision goes in BLDV favor, things can get interesting in a hurry, imo.
The "decision" could come any day now, imo, since its been over two months since the "Hearing" has concluded.
CF
Without the "decision, bldv plans are stagnant, imo
October 15, 2010, a new criteria
Wonder if this is volume connected to this?
http://finra.complinet.com/en/display/display.html?rbid=2403&record_id=12940&element_id=9462&highlight=&ephighlight=Rule+203%28b%29%283%29.#r12940
Executive Summary
Following the consolidation of NASD and the member regulation, enforcement and arbitration functions of NYSE Regulation into FINRA, FINRA established a process to develop a new consolidated rulebook (Consolidated FINRA Rulebook), which FINRA has discussed in previous Information Notices.1 FINRA is proposing new consolidated rules in phases for approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of the Consolidated FINRA Rulebook.2 In June and July, the SEC approved five new consolidated FINRA Rules.3 This Regulatory Notice specifically addresses the approval and effective date of new FINRA Rule 4320 (Short Sale Delivery Requirements).4