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          facility by conveyor systems located on a piece of land that is             
          approximately 3.5 miles long by 100 feet wide.                              
               Buildings at the SJRPP serve a support function to the                 
          electrical power generation components.  The buildings are not              
          significant compared to the other parts of the SJRPP facilities             
          in terms of size and cost.                                                  
               In operation, Units 1 and 2 both use coal from the SJRPP’s             
          coal yard and coal-unloading facilities (train and ship).  The              
          SJRPP’s conveyor system serves both Units 1 and 2.  Employees of            
          the SJRPP work on both Units 1 and 2.  Both these units use the             
          SJRPP’s inventory, storage, and tool rooms.  The SJRPP includes             
          other facilities common to both Units 1 and 2, such as the switch           
          yard, waste water treatment, limestone handling, shipment                   
          handling, and rotary coal dumper.  Unit 1 is capable of                     
          supporting the critical systems of Unit 2 and vice versa.  These            
          critical systems are “cross connected” to support one another,              
          and include the instrument air/service units, condensate systems,           
          cooling water systems, and auxiliary steam systems.                         
               The SJRPP Unit 1 and the common facilities were placed in              
          service in 1987, and Unit 2 was placed in service in 1988.  After           
          Unit 1, the common facilities, and Unit 2 were placed in service,           
          certain construction completion work remained, including “wrap              
          up” work and “enhancements and deficiencies” work.  “Wrap up”               
          work included predominantly contract closeout work related to               






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