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            application is a letter from the developer to FPL concerning its                            
            load needs for the DRI project.92  On June 1, 1981, FPL wrote a                             
            letter to the Palm Beach County Department of Planning, Zoning &                            
            Building stating that it anticipated “no problem in providing                               
            electric service” for the DRI project, the Palm Beach                                       
            International Airport.  The record contains a portion of the                                
            Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council’s DRI update which                                 
            lists, inter alia, the Palm Beach International Airport                                     
            project.93  The document is in table format with columns and rows                           
            detailing the specifics of each project.  One of the columns is                             
            titled “Effective Date”, which was February 16, 1982, for the                               
            Palm Beach International Airport project.94                                                 
                  The Palm Beach International Airport project is                                       
            representative of the many DRI projects in the record for which                             
            FPL claims ITCs.  Petitioner introduced work orders for the                                 


                  92 Mr. Hernandez was asked and answered as follows:                                   
                  Q:    At the time FPL issues the response letter,                                     
                        is it possible to know exactly how much cable                                   
                        and trench will be required?                                                    
                  A:    No, it wouldn’t because the developer hasn’t                                    
                        finalized his plans; and, therefore, we don’t                                   
                        know the exact routes of these cables.                                          
                  93 Mr. Hernandez testified:  “This document establishes the                           
            status of the project and shows that the project has been given                             
            permission to go ahead.”                                                                    
                  94 Mr. Hernandez testified that “The effective date is the                            
            date that the project has permission to move ahead.”                                        




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