1401ORDINANCE NO. ~ ~~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS AUTHORIZING THE
~ MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A MEMORANDUM
i OF UNDERSTANDING AMONG ARKANSAS POWER AND
~ ~ LIGHT COMPANY AND THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS
et. al.;
WHEREAS, the Arkansas Power & Light Company and
its parent company the Entergy Corporation f/k/a Middle
South Utilities, Inc., has recently sought the
permission of the Arkansas Public Service Commission
and the Securities and Exchange Commission to create a
new Entergy Corporation
which will acquire from
Company portions of the
Station, Unit 2 and the
Unit 2; and
WHEREAS, in order
subsidiary, Entergy Power, Inc.
Arkansas Power and Light
Independence Steam Electric
Ritchie Steam Electric Station,
to resolve potential
disagreements amongst Arkansas Power and Light Company
and the City of West Memphis and Arkansas Power and
Light Company's other Arkansas wholesale customers, the
Arkansas Power and Light Company has offered to its
Arkansas wholesale customers transmission grid access,
and other power agreement modifications, after
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regulatory approval, which will allow the Arkansas
wholesale customers to make arrangements for power and
energy purchases for resale in the wholesale bulk power
market under certain conditions, or to purchase power
and energy at more economical long-term rates from
Arkansas Power and Light Company; and,
WHEREAS, in order to implement Arkansas Power and
Light Company's offer and to detail the terms and
conditions under which transmission grid access and
other rights will be granted, the attached Memorandum
of Understanding amongst Arkansas Power and Light
Company and its Arkansas wholesale customers is
recommended for adoption by the West Memphis Utilities
Commission as being necessary and proper;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
Section 1. The Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby directed to execute the Memorandum of
Understanding between Arkansas Power & Light
Company, and the City of West Memphis et. al.
in a form substantially similar to that
attached hereto as Exhibit "A". The Mayor
and City Clerk are authorized to approve any
such necessary nonsubstantive changes as may
be suggested on the advice of Counsel, in
order to finalize documentation of the
Memorandum of Understanding, and to file the
executed document with the office of the City
Clerk.
Section 2. The West Memphis Utilities
Commission is hereby directed to take all
necessary action to assist Arkansas Power and
Light Company in obtaining regulatory
approvals for Entergy Power, Inc.'s creation,
and to protect the interests of the City of
West Memphis before all regulatory agencies.
Section 3. The City Council of the City
of West Memphis hereby finds and declares
that the immediate approval and execution of
the attached Memorandum of Understanding,
prior to the waiver by West Memphis of
appearance deadlines before the Securities
and Exchange Commission is necessary to
protect the benefits to the City of West
Memphis of transmission grid access and other
rights associated with the Memorandum of
Understanding; Therefore, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance
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being necessary for the preservation of the
public peace, health, and safety shall be in
full force and effect from and after its
passage and approval.
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARK~rNSAS
PASSED:
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
AMONG
ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY (AP&L)
AND
THE CITY OF CONWAY, ARKANSAS (Conway)
THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS (West Memphis)
THE CITY OF OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS (Osceola)
THE CITY OF BENTON, ARKANSAS (Benton)
THE CITY OF PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS (Prescott)
THE CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS (North Little Rock)
FARMERS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION (Farmers)
hereinafter sometimes referred to collectively as
"Wholesale Customers"
WHEREAS, AP&L has filed an application in Arkansas Public
Service Commission (APSC) Docket No. 89-128-U requesting approval
of a Stipulation and Settlement Agreement which provides, among
other things, for the transfer and sale of certain AP&L
generating facilities to Entergy Power, Inc. (EPI), a yet to be
formed corporation which is proposed to be a wholly owned
subsidiary of Entergy Corporation; and,
WHEREAS, Entergy Corporation and AP&L intend ~o file an
application with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
requesting SEC approval of the formation of Entergy Power, Inc.
as a wholly owned subsidiary of Entergy Corporation and for
approval of the transfer by AP&L to EPI of AP&L's interest in
certain generating facilities known as Independence Steam
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Electric Station Unit No. 2 (ISES 2) and Ritchie Steam Electric
Station Unit No. 2 (Ritchie 2); and,
WHEREAS, AP&L and the Wholesale Customers propose to resolve
any and all differences between and among themselves with respect
to the approval of the formation of EPI and for the transfer to
it of AP&L's interest in ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 as well as
questions related to the Wholesale Customers' desire to have
access to the transmission facilities owned in whole or in part
by AP&L.
NOW, THEREFORE, AP&L and the Wholesale Customers enter into
the following agreements and undertakings:
1. This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and all
agreements and undertakings herein set out are expressly
contingent upon receipt by AP&L and Entergy Corporation of
regulatory authorizations of the APSC, the Public Service
Commission of Missouri (MOPSC), and SEC necessary for them to
carry out the implementation of the transactions associated with
the formation of EPI as a wholly owned subsidiary of Entergy
Corporation and sale of ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 by AP&L to EPI
contained in the Stipulation and Settlement Agreement prior to
January 1, 1991. In the event all such authorizations are not
received prior to January 1, 1991, or in the event any of said
agencies specifically disapprove the formation of EPI, or sale by
AP&L of ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 to EPI at any earlier date (Agency
Denial), then this MOU and all agreements and undertakings herein
contained shall be null and void unless a Customer in its sole
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discretion notifies AP&L, in writing, of its desire to continue
performance under this MOU for one or more additional six (6)
month periods after January 1, 1991, or one or more additional
six (6) month periods after any Agency Denial prior to January 1,
1991, until necessary approvals are obtained. In the event a
Customer elects not to continue performance under this MOU by not
giving notice prior to January 1, 1991, or any succeeding six (6)
month period, or after Agency Denial, prior to January 1, 1991 or
by exercising its termination rights in Sections 11 and/or 12
hereof, any such Customer shall be free to exercise any legal
right it has to obtain transmission grid access, and nothing in
this MOU, nor such customers' execution of, and prior performance
under this MOU, shall be deemed by any party to be a waiver,
abandonment, relinquishment, or bar to the exercise of such
rights by the Customer,
2. The Wholesale Customers agree that prior to the
termination of this MOU they shall support all approvals which
may be required by the APSC, the MOPSC, the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the SEC for the formation of EPI
and the transfer to it of all of AP&L's interest in ISES 2 and
Ritchie 2 and all transactions related to such approvals. Such
support shall constitute, but shall not necessarily be limited
to, a written statement on behalf of the Wholesale Customers
individually and collectively expressing support for the above-
described transactions which AP&L may use with the APSC, MOPSC,
the FERC and SEC evidencing the support of the Wholesale
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Customers. Nothing in this MOU shall be a bar to, or basis for,
objection to any Wholesale Customer's intervention or
participation in APSC, SEC, or FERC proceedings associated with
the transactions described in this MOU in order to support the
approval and formation of EPI (including the sale by AP&L of ISES
2 and Ritchie 2 to EPI) and to protect its interests from
positions of parties not signatories to this MOU which may
be adverse to approval and formation of EPI (including the sale
by AP&L of ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 to EPI) and, in addition, at the
FERC to protect its interest with regard to formula rates
contained in Exhibit B from claims by any party inconsistent with
their justness and reasonableness, or to protect its interest
from positions taken in such proceedings by signatories to this
MOU inconsistent with this MOU or to contest the justness and
reasonableness of transmission service rates before the FERC
under §205 or §206 of the Federal Power Act if the formula rates
in the initial filing with FERC differ from those contained in
Exhibit "B".
3. AP&L agrees that, upon receipt of the approvals of the
APSC, MOPSC and SEC necessary for the formation of EPI and for
the transfer of ISE5 2 and Ritchie 2 to EPI, AP&L will execute
and cause to be filed with the FERC, an Addendum ~o the currently
effective Power Coordination, Interchange and Transmission
Agreement, Power Agreement, or Agreement for Electric Service
("existing Agreement(s)") between AP&L and each individual
Wholesale Customer. Such Addendum to the existing Agreements
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will provide for any changes to formula rates made necessary by
operation of this MOU, and specifically incorporate all
provisions of this MOU in addition to formula rate changes and
provide for access, as described hereafter, by the Wholesale
Customers to the interconnected transmission system of AP&L
(System) at the earlier of: (1) As of the termination date
presently specified in the existing Agreements; or (2) As of 30
months from the date of the necessary approvals of the SEC for
the formation of EPI and sale to EPI of ISES 2 and Ritchie 2.
The method of providing access to the system within the Addendum
shall be by individual contract between AP&L and each Wholesale
Customer as set forth in the attached Exhibit A, Terms for
Transmission Service, and shall contain such additional terms and
provisions substantially similar to the terms and provisions
within the Agreement between AP&L and EPI attached hereto as
Exhibit B as may be consistent with the Wholesale Customers or
its supplier's physical and operating characteristics and power
and energy requirements, or such additional terms and provisions
substantially similar to terms and provisions which may be
contained in any other Transmission Service Agreement now or
hereafter entered into between any Entergy Corporation operating
~ The North Little Rock Addendum (including
this MOU) shall remain effective beyond the
termination date of the North Little
Rock/AP&L Power Agreement, if this MOU is not
terminated by North Little Rock in accordance
with its provisions, by operation of this
MOU, or by any Agency Denial.
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subsidiary and API or its successors. Where conflicts exist
between this MOU, and Exhibits A and B, hereto, this MOU shall
control, and where Exhibit B's terms are more favorable to the
Wholesale Customer or its supplier than Exhibit A, Exhibit B
shall control.
4. Transmission Grid Access rights granted to the Wholesale
Customers as provided in this MOU shall be available to a
Wholesale Customer after the time specified in Paragraph 3(1) and
(2) irrespective.of whether or not the Wholesale Customer elects
to request such service at either of such times for so long as
AP&L provides access to EPI or to its successors, and for so long
as AP&L has no duty to plan generation facilities to serve such
Customers' loads, as described below. To the extent a Wholesale
Customer actually exercises its rights to take service and does
acquire firm electric capacity and energy from a Supplier by
access to the system, such receipt of service shall relieve AP&L
of any obligation to continue to plan for. and provide generation
facilities necessary to meet such Wholesale Customers' loads
thereafter served by a supplier other than AP&L. As to
transmission and related distribution facilities described in the
FERC System of Accounts 350-359 for Transmission and 360-373 for
Distribution, 18 C.F.R. part 101, 16 U.S.C.A. §825 .and as
required by existing Agreements necessary to meet the Wholesale
Customers' full requirements, AP&L's obligation to plan for and
provide such transmission and distribution facilities shall be
unchanged by this MOU. It is the specific intent of AP&L and
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Wholesale Customers to provide to Wholesale Customers and/or
their supplier to the extent necessary to supply power to the
Wholesale Customer access to the System under terms and
conditions substantially similar to those granted from time to
time to EPI by AP&L, or any Entergy Corporation Company, or by
AP&L to any non-affiliated party. To that extent, therefore,
subject to paragraph 14 hereof, in the event terms or conditions
of transmission service more favorable than those contained in
Exhibit B are provided by AP&L (or any Entergy Corporation
Company for similar transmission service over its facilities) to
EPI or by AP&L to any non-affiliated party, such more favorable
terms or conditions of transmission service on the system shall
be offered to Wholesale Customers (and/or their supplier to the
extent necessary to supply power to such Wholesale Customers),
notwithstanding conflicts with Exhibit A, Exhibit B, or this MOU.
5. The Wholesale Customers to which formula rates apply are to
be insulated from any increase in rates that might result from a
partial implementation of the transfer of ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 to
EPI as proposed in the Stipulation and Settlement Agreement.
AP&L and the Wholesale Customers agree that full implementation
of such transfer shall be deemed to have occurred when either A
or B has occurred:
A.1. ISE5 2 and Ritchie 2 have been transferred to EPI and AP&L
retires approximately $140 million of first mortgage bonds
bearing interest rates of at least 13 percent, and,
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2. AP&L's Before Tax Cost of Capital, as defined in the
currently effective formula rates, becomes equal to or less
than the Before Tax Cost of Capital existing at the end of
the month prior to the month in which the transfer of ISES 2
and Ritchie 2 occurs, adjusted to give effect to any change
in the allowed cost of common equity.
B.1. ISES 2 and Ritchie 2 have been transferred to EPI and AP&L
uses the funds received from such transfer in a manner other
than the retirement of the approximately $140 million of
first mortgage bonds as contemplated in A above, including
but not limited to the retention of funds for general
corporate purposes, the payment of dividends or the purchase
of other assets, and,
2. AP&L's Before Tax Cost of Capital, as defined in the
currently effective formula rate becomes equal to or less
than the Before Tax Cost of Capital existing at the end of
the month prior to the month in which the transfer of ISES 2
and Ritchie 2 occurs, adjusted to give effect to any change
in the allowed cost of common equity.
In the event partial implementation of transfer of ISES 2
and Ritchie 2 occurs in any calendar year but full implementation
is not completed in the same calendar year, the formula rate
redetermination to be filed on or about March 1 of the following
year and based on data for the year in which the partial
implementation occurred shall be made as though no aspect of the
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partial implementation of the transfer had been made during that
calendar year.
In the event full implementation occurs, or is completed, in
any calendar year, then the formula rate redetermination to be
filed on or about March 1 of the following year and based on data
for the year in which full implementation was completed shall be
made in the normal, prescribed fashion except that all revenue
and expense effects resulting from such implementation of the
transfer shall be reflected at an annualized level.
6. In order to provide for and to assure Wholesale
Customers transmission capacity availability for each Wholesale
Customer at the time transmission access commences under this MOU
and the associated effective dates of proposed Addendums to
existing Agreements, each Wholesale Customer shall be entitled to
designate, on or before February 1, 1990 (Commitment Date), no
more than two proposed point-to-point transmission contract paths
which are specific as to (1) the number of megawatts (which may
be an amount which Transmission capacity will not exceed); (2)
beginning date of transmission service, (which may be a
continuous period of time not to exceed One Hundred Eighty (180)
days) (Beginning Date); (3) duration in time (which may be a
period of time that the access to the specified path will not
exceed); and (4) point-to-point location (i.e., point of delivery
into AP&L's system and point of delivery into the system of the
Wholesale Customer as those terms are defined in Section 3 of
Exhibit A). Such designated transmission transactions shall be
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limited to the Wholesale Customers' purchased power requirements
in 1989 plus a reasonable rate of growth not to exceed the
greater of 5 percent per year or the actual annual rate of growth
in purchased power requirements from 1988 to 1989, whichever is
greater, adjusted for known and measurable changes.
Within 30 days after receipt of a designation by a customer
for a point-to-point transmission path, AP&L will notify such
customer whether or not such transmission capacity is presently
available. If the designated transmission capacity is not
presently available, such customer shall have an additional 30
days to designate another point-to-point transmission contract
path, and AP&L shall notify such customer within 30 days after
receipt of such additional designation as to the availability of
such transmission capacity.
It is recognized and acknowledged by the parties that AP&L's
primary transmission responsibility is to its retail and firm
Wholesale Customers and that additions to these loads may affect
the availability of transmission capacity. Thus, during the
period from the Commitment Date until the Beginning Date, AP&L
will undertake to notify the Wholesale Customer of any AP&L
proposed transmission transaction with a third party or parties
which would, during the period designated by the customer,
substantially impair AP&L's ability to complete the transmission
transactions designated by the customer on or before the
Commitment Date. A Wholesale Customer shall have 30 days from
the date of such notification to either (a) reserve such
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transmission capability by paying to AP&L each month an amount
equal to the transmission charges associated with the
transmission transaction designated and requested by the
customer, or (b) provide a written release of AP&L from any
obligation to provide to such Wholesale Customer the designated
transmission service which would be impaired by the proposed
transaction, and elect, within Ninety (90) days under the
procedure outlined in this section a substitute transmission
path, which shall thereafter be subject to all the provisions of
this paragraph 6.
7. AP&L agrees that the Cities of Benton and Prescott,
Arkansas and Farmers Electric Cooperative Corporation (Farmers)
may, upon the receipt by AP&L and Entergy Corporation of the
approvals described in Section 1 of this MOU, elect to enter into
Peaking Power Agreements (PPA's) with AP&L to provide peaking
power service to such customers. Such PPA's shall include
provisions which are substantially similar to the terms and
provisions contained in the PPA's between AP&L and the Cities of
Conway and West Memphis, Arkansas to be effective on and after
October 1, 1991.
Benton, Prescott and Farmers may elect to commence receipt
of service under the PPA's either (a) when the one year, twenty
percent (20a) discount in the production demand rate terminates
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in their existing AgreementsZ in which event the PPA's shall be
effective as follows: Benton, September 1, 1992; Prescott,
August 12, 1992; Farmers, July 1, 1992; or alternatively, (b) in
lieu of receipt of any discount in their existing Agreement in
which event the PPA's shall be effective as follows: Benton,
September 1, 1991; Prescott, August 12, 1991; Farmers, July 1,
1991. In the event of the election of either alternative (a) or
(b), the PPA's for Benton, Prescott and Farmers shall terminate
as of April 30, 1996, the date of termination of the Conway,
Osceola and West Memphis PPA's. Provided that, in the event the
PPA of Conway and/or Osceola and/or West Memphis is extended
beyond April 30, 1996, then at the individual option of either
Benton or Prescott or Farmers, such later date as the Conway
and/or Osceola and/or West Memphis PPA may be extended (likewise,
Conway and/or Osceola, and/or West Memphis shall have the option
to extend their effective PPA's in the event that the PPA's of
Benton and/or Prescott and/or Farmers are extended beyond April
30, 1996). Provided additionally, in any event, either Benton,
or Prescott or Farmers shall have the individual right, upon no
2 AP&L and Benton, Prescott, Farmers and North Little
Rock agree that the formulas contained i.n the existing
Agreements between AP&L and Benton, Prescott, Farmers
and North Little Rock shall be revised so as to conform
with the formulas contained in the existing Agreements
with Conway, Osceola and West Memphis. In regard to
North Little Rock, this change shall affect only the
underlying transmission and distribution demand rate
formula in the Agreement for Hydroelectric Power
Transmission and Distribution Service. However, this
rate shall continue to be expressed as an energy rate.
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less than five (5) years notice, to cancel its existing
' Agreements as of the termination date of the PPA.
8. Notwithstanding Section 14 of Exhibit A, AP&L, in
consideration of Wholesale Customer performance under this MOU,
forever waives any and all rights it might have, or in the future
may acquire by any means to request, demand or bring, in any
forum, any Civil or Administrative action for the recovery of
"stranded investment payments" related to existing Agreements
with these Wholesale Customers under current law, or laws in the
future, including acts of Congress, or orders of the SEC or FERC
against these Wholesale Customers or their suppliers. Company
acknowledges that inclusion of Section 14 in Exhibit A is
designed to assist Company in its dealings with Wholesale
Customers not party to this Agreement and that the Wholesale
Customers (except North Little Rock ) thirty (30) month
continuation of purchase of production capacity in accordance
with existing Agreements beyond the date of SEC approval of EPI,
and North Little Rock's performance under this MOU until January
1, 1991, or any Agency Denial prior to January 1, 1991, the
Wholesale Customers (including North Little Rock's) duty to
support the formation of EPI, AP&L's rights in §4 hereof to cease
planning for customer loads and other valuable consideration
given by Wholesale Customers within this MOU is ample
consideration to AP&L for its commitment to forever waive all
rights or entitlement to any right to claims against these
Wholesale Customers or their suppliers for "stranded investment
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payments" related to existing Agreements with these Wholesale
Customers as a result of access by such Wholesale Customers to
AP&L's transmission facilities as provided in this MOU. Nothing
herein contained shall be construed to be a waiver by AP&L of any
claim or potential claim or any Civil or Administrative action
for recovery of stranded investment occasioned by any breach by
Wholesale Customers, or any of them, (a) of this MOU, or (b) any
existing Agreement, (after termination of this MOU), or (c) any
future Agreement for the sale by AP&L to any such customer of
electric power and energy. Moreover, nothing herein contained
shall be construed to be a waiver by AP&L or any Wholesale
Customer of any right or claim pursuant to statute or other
applicable law or regulation related to any acquisition by any
Wholesale Customer of any facilities now or hereafter owned by
AP&L or any annexation by any Wholesale Customer of customers now
or hereafter served by AP&L.
9. The Wholesale Customers, and each of them, in consideration
of AP&L's performance under this MOU, waive during the period of
performance under this MOU, any and all rights they may have, or
in the future may acquire by any means to request, demand or
bring, in any forum, any civil or administrative action for
access by them to the transmission facilities owned in whole or
in part by AP&L. In the event of termination of this MOU by any
means specified herein, the parties shall be restored to all
rights they had prior to execution of this MOU.
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10. Notwithstanding Section 1 of Exhibit A, AP&L agrees that
points of delivery for purposes of this MOU between AP&L and
other operating subsidiaries of Entergy Corporation, Arkansas
Electric Cooperative Corporation, Southwestern Power
Administration, Southwestern Electric Power Company, Oklahoma Gas
and Electric Company, and the Tennessee Valley Authority either
do not require "Reciprocal Agreements", or AP&L currently has
effective "Reciprocal Agreements" within the meaning of Section 1
of Exhibit A. The intent of this Section is to allow
Transmission Grid Access in favor of the Wholesale Customers from
AP&L physical interconnections with the enumerated utilities
without compliance with Section 1 of Exhibit A. AP&L represents
that the interconnected transmission grid of Entergy Corporation
subsidiaries and affiliates as outlined in the attached Exhibit C
has transmission capacity adequate to accommodate the
transmission of power and energy to be designated by Wholesale
Customers on the Commitment Date as set out in paragraph 6 above
currently available and reasonably anticipated to be available at
the time of transmission access as described in paragraph 3 of
this MOU at interconnections with the utilities identified in
this Section, and the Wholesale Customers, without the need for
major capital improvements.
11. In the event the FERC, at any time prior to termination of
this MOU, issues a final non-appealable order approving any rule
making, or a final non-appealable order in any contested
proceeding to which AP&L is a party or is represented by any
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affiliated company and which FERC declares to be a generic
' finding applicable to all similar circumstances, which would
allow transmission grid access to the Wholesale Customers as if
this Agreement were not then effective, any Wholesale Customer in
its sole discretion may after sixty (60) days notice terminate
this Agreement, in which event the parties will be returned to
all rights they had prior to the execution of this MOU.
12. In the event the APSC, in its approval of the sale of ISES 2
and Ritchie 2 by AP&L to EPI, conditions such approvals upon AP&L
and EPI agreeing to, in any manner, limit geographically EPI's
wholesale sales and the 5EC or FERC sets for hearing any SEC or
FERC regulatory approval without allowing the immediate
implementation of the transactions described in this MOU, subject
to refund, or otherwise, where there is at issue such APSC
conditions, or other issues and such issues are not resolved by
the SEC or FERC prior to January 1, 1991, Wholesale Customers
shall have the right on sixty (60) days notice to terminate this
MOU.
13. This MOU shall inure to the benefit of and be specifically
binding upon the successors or assigns of all parties.
14. All parties to this MOU acknowledge that AP&L is a separate
corporation which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of.Entergy
Corporation and that Entergy Corporation owns other operating
electric utility subsidiaries. The parties further acknowledge
that AP&L cannot obligate such other Entergy Corporation
subsidiaries, including Louisiana Power and Light Company,
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Mississippi Power and Light Company, or New Orleans Public
' Service, Inc. to provide access to transmission grids owned by
such other companies nor to the entire interconnected Entergy
Corporation grid. However, AP&L represents to the Wholesale
Customers that the transmission access policy set out in Exhibit
A is applicable to such other companies. AP&L will notify
Wholesale Customers of any significant modifications in Exhibit
A.
15. Any notice required to be given under the terms of this MOU,
or any other notice from AP&L to a Wholesale Customer, or to AP&L
from a Wholesale Customer, may given by United States Mail, first
class, postage prepaid as follows:
President, Arkansas Power and Light Company
Post Office Box 551
Little Rock, AR 72203
Mayor, City of Benton
City Hall '
Post Office Box 607
Benton, AR 72015
General Manager, Conway Corporation
1319 Prairie
Post Office Box 99
Conway, AR 72032
Mayor, City of North Little Rock
City Hall
Post Office Box 5757
North Little Rock, AR 72119
Mayor, City of Osceola
City Hall
Box 443
Osceola, AR 72370
Mayor, City of Prescott
City Hall
Prescott, AR 71857
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General Manager, West Memphis Utilities
Post Office Box 1868
604 East Cooper
West Memphis, AR 72301
General Manager, Farmers Electric
Cooperative Corporation
Post Office Box 400
Newport, AR 72112
ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY:
President
CITY OF BENTON, ARKANSAS:
Mayor
CONWAY CORPORATION:
General Manager
Secretary
DATE:
City Clerk
DATE:
Secretary
DATE:
CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS:
Mayor
City Clerk
DATE:. ____
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CITY OF OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS:
Mayor
CITY OF PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS:
City Clerk
DATE•
Mayor City Clerk
DATE•
CITY OF WEST MEMP , ARKANSAS:
Ma or Ci y C
DATE:
FARMERS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION:
Chairman Secretary
DATE:
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