Norstam Veneers, Inc. A Kentucky Corporation - Page 5

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            ensure that petitioner's support systems and ancillary equipment                           
            were of sufficient capacity to permit safe and efficient                                   
            utilization of the WTC Equipment.  Petitioner agreed to provide                            
            the necessary "systems and utilities at such capacities to the                             
            [WTC] Equipment hook up at Norstam's cost".  The Agreement                                 
            contains no other mention of utilities and no mention of gas or                            
            steam.                                                                                     
                  Paragraph 10 of the Agreement is captioned "Fixed Payment".                          
            Subparagraph (a) provided that WTC was to make a monthly payment                           
            to petitioner "for the use of the area designated as Area B in                             
            Exhibit A".  Exhibit A of the Agreement was a diagram of the area                          
            in which the WTC Equipment was to be installed.  The Agreement                             
            stated that WTC was to pay petitioner $1,368 per month for the                             
            use of "Area B".  There is no reference to utilities, gas, or                              
            steam in paragraph 10.                                                                     
                  The Agreement provided that the WTC Equipment was to include                         
            one or two lathes, a roller dryer, and clippers and was to remain                          
            the property of WTC.  Steam necessary to operate the WTC                                   
            Equipment was piped over from petitioner's boiler.  WTC paid the                           
            costs to deliver and install the WTC Equipment, including                                  
            electrical, mechanical, and plumbing alterations to "Area B".                              
                  Petitioner was to crate the finished veneer and hold it for                          
            shipment as directed by WTC.  Petitioner agreed to do work for                             
            WTC on each normal operating day and to produce as much veneer as                          
            WTC required, which was to be a minimum of 1,200 board feet per                            




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