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On 9/25/D9, Michelle Martindale, Milce Price, and I met Ron Touchette and Gary Cana at 1~62~190~h <br />Street in Otsego. The point of our meeting was fio inspect the buildings and meters onsite to determine <br />which ones needed to be on and ensure the others were off, take readings off all meters, have details of <br />the receivership arrangementexplained inperson, and ensurethat both Ron and we, representing the <br />Utilities, had a mutual understanding of all of the above, <br />The following were the points we determined during our visit and both parties seemed to have an <br />understanding: <br />® Building B ~~6~o190t~' Std has 9 electric meters -- 2 are house meters done for each floor, which <br />services were to be left on. The remaining 7 were for lower level unfinished suites, which all <br />were to be left off. Of the 7 lower level meters, 2 of those were identified as running 2 furnaces <br />in the lower level, so it was discussed that these were to be turned on in December to avail <br />freezing. <br />~ The identification labels onthe meterwallwere differentthan whatwe had in ourbillingsystem, <br />so the id numbers were noted and transferred to the corresponding accounts in our billing <br />system so each meter is accurately identified in oursystem, <br />~ Outside the building, Mike and Ron discussed that there was a much larger service installed to <br />this complex than was necessary upon construction, <br />There was discussion that in Building ~ ~90~o Quantrelle Aver, some suites have the service <br />installed directly and are paying for it themselves ~Coldstone Creamery, but one is run from the <br />house meter so since the house account has gone unpaid, they are essentially not paying for <br />their electric service Safe Harbor 1=inancial~. <br />Ron explained to all of us how the receivership came about, some general details regarding, and <br />that he would have the court paperworkfaxed to us the next day ~9/26/09~, We also said we'd <br />need keys to access the meter room. <br />After several days passed, Ron and I exchanged phone calls because we had not received the court <br />documents that Ron saidwould befaxed on9/~6/09. Afterafewweeks, Ron came intothe utilities <br />office, which I explained again we did not receive the court documents. After some days passed, I called <br />Rock Solid, which I was referred to Ron's son, Matt Touchette, as the new contact for this complex, <br />After speaking with him over a period of several days, we received keys and a fax of the court <br />documents, After reviewing the court documents it was noted that Rock Solids responsibility appeared <br />to include past unpaid charges left on the old l.andcor accounts for this complex. <br />Since then, my involvement has been through communications with Troy and Theresa regarding the <br />status of the utility billing accounts relating to both buildings, doing general account maintenance, <br />Greg Scherber <br />
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