IAMU Newsletter2006

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December 2006

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IOWA ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES

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6313936362d322e31000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000SITE FOR ISEP DEVELOPMENT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

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49454336313936362d322e3100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000We found it!

With those words, Dennis Fannin,General Manager of OsageMunicipal Utilities and President of

the Iowa Stored Energy Park

Agency (ISEPA)officiallyannounced theselection of areservoir for the

highly anticipated compressed airenergy storage (CAES) facilityspearheaded by IAMU. This facilityreferred to as ISEP (Iowa StoredEnergy Park), will join

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only two otherunderground energy facilities in the worusing air pressure as the storage mediummaking Iowa and IAMU a leader in thefield. This will not only capture theattention of the utility world, but theattention of the world in general, saidMichael McGill of Electricity and AirStorage Enterprises, LLC, a consultant fothe ISEP project.

Dr. Imre Gyuk, renowned energyresearcher and scientist, was amongofficials and supporters of the project atIAMUs Training & Office Complex for theDecember 12 meeting of ISEPA. Dr. Gyunoted the exhaustive work of ISEPA andothers in finding a suitable reservoir forthe project, and called the news a

milestone for Iowa,

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NEW NERC POLICYLOOKS AT UTILITY COMPLIANCE

The North American Electric ReliabilityCorporation (NERC) has been working toidentify candidates that should be registeredfor compliance with electric reliabilitystandards. The key to whether an entityshould register is whether it is material tothe reliability of the bulk power system."

The second round of nonbinding registration

closed December 15, but there will be

continuing efforts to determine which entities

should be registered. IAMU expects that in

early March final draft lists of entities will be

submitted by each region to NERC, in order for

NERC to have a final list of responsible entities

in May of 2007.

IAMU is working with the

Midwest Reliability

Organization (MRO, one

of the regional reliability

organizations that make

up NERC) as it seeks a

common-sense

approach to registration.

Here are the currentguidelines for entityregistration. We doexpect revisions ofthese guidelines,specifically for JointAction Agencies, in thenext few weeks. Formore information, go to

the NERC website (www.NERC.com), or callAnne Kimber at IAMU, 800/ 810-4268.

Registration Guidelines:

I. Entities meeting one or more of the follow

criteria are (i) owners, operators, and users

the bulk power system and (ii) candidates fo

registration: I(a) All entities meeting the crit

established by NERCs approved definition o

bulk electric system:

As defined by the Regional Reliability

Organization, the electrical generation

resources, transmission lines, interconnectio

with neighboring systems, and associated

equipment, generally operated at voltages o

100 kV or higher. Radial transmission faciliti

serving only load with one transmission sou

are generally not included in this definition.


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I(b) All entities owning, operating, or using

transmission elements of 100 kV and above;

I(c) all entities owning, operating, or using any


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IAMU SAFETY GROUPINSURANCE PROGRAM

NEWS

RecorddividendpaymentforIAMUmembersisannounced

IAMUs Insurance Trust

Committee has voted in

favor of distributing $1.9

million in cost reduction

payments to IAMU

members participating

in the associations

Safety Group Insurance

Program. This is the

highest dividend

payment in the history

of the program, whichhas been in existence

since 1981.

The distribution will be made after the startof calendar year 2007, and will be shared by434 participating member cities and utilitiesFive percent of the distribution will be in theform of IAMU Risk Management Coupons.The average cash distribution isapproximately $4,100.

New Risk Management Coupons for 2007 wibe sent with the dividend distributions, and

may be used immediately. They will be valid

until February 29, 2008. The 2007 coupons

be green. The salmon-colored 2006 coupons

are valid until February 28, 2007. Risk

management coupons may be used as

payment for: certain IAMU risk management

related workshops; OSHA manuals; IAMU Sa

Cluster dues payment; and IAMU Annual

Conference registrations.

The IAMU Safety Group Insurance Program i

administered through EMC Insurance

Companies.

Statewide seminars willpresent 2007Safety GroupInsurance Program

Jester Insurance Services, in conjunction with

EMC Insurance Companies, will again hold a

series of seminars statewide to highlight the

IAMU Safety Group Insurance Program. Since

its

inception in 1981, the program has provided

many benefits to IAMU members and has

grown

to be one of the largest insurance programs

for

cities and municipal utilities in the nation. The

dividend distribution for program members for

2006 is the largest in its

history (see related

story

to left). This years

seminars will feature a

review

of Public Officials loss

prevention as well as a

discussion on property

exposure.

The seminar schedule is:January 30: Denison

(Boulder Conference

Center,

Denison Golf Club, 1215

Donna Reed Dr.)

January 31: Spencer (Clay County Events

Center,

Clay County Fairgrounds)

February 6: Ames (Gateway Hotel and Confe

ence Center, U.S. Highway 30 at Elwood Dr.

exit)

February 8: Manchester (Country Club, 1817

222ndSt.)

There is no charge to attend the seminars, b

Jester Insurance Services is asking that partpants pre-register by calling their offices at515/243-2707. Each seminar will begin at 9 a.m.(registration at 8:30) and will conclude bynoon.

NEXT SAFETYCOORDINATORS'

WORKSHOP JANUARY 23 24

Another semi-annual IAMU SafetyCoordinators Workshop, presentingimportant safety and health-related topics,will be held at IAMUs Training & OfficeComplex in Ankeny January 23-24, 2007.

The two-day workshopwill cover: pandemicinfluenza history &how to prepare; treediseases & the

economicconsequences to citiesand utilities; safewater & emergencypreparedness; SPCCrequired reviews;deaths from falls (Iowa2006); OSHA IOSHA

Top 10 violations lists; railroad safety Operation Lifesaver; and an update ofIAMUs mutual aid program.

CEUs will be offered for water,

wastewater and water treatment, for acharge of $10 per CEU application. Theworkshop registration fee is $175 perperson for IAMU members and $200 perperson for non-members. IAMU RiskManagement Coupons will be acceptedas payment.

Workshop participants may also enjoy a


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reception at IAMU the evening ofJanuary 23. Register by mailing orfaxing the completed form from thebrochure; or register online withthe IAMU website,www.iamu.org(click on Calendar, then go to the

January page).Registrationdeadline is January17, 2007.

For more

information contact Dave Hraha([email protected]) or MelodyTaninies ([email protected]) atIAMU, 800/8104268.

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SAFE CITY: MONTEZUMA

MAQUOKETA DONATEFUNDS

Two more IAMU member cities havecome forward with financial support forIAMUs planned Safe City project.

Montezuma Natural Gas and MontezumaLight & Power have each donated $1,500,for a total of $3,000 toward thedevelopment of Safe City. Eldon Snook,Montezuma Gas Superintendent,presented the checks to IAMU ExecutiveDirector Bob Haug and Program ManagerDave Hraha. We think its the thing to do.Safety is a big concern in our business,

and improved safetyhelps everyone acrossthe board, Snooksaid. Don Fahlenkamp,Superintendent ofMontezuma MunicipalLight & Power,speaking from his

office, stated, Ourboard did the rightthing in voting thisthrough. Were alwaysbehind anything IAMUwants to do.

The board of Maquoketa Municipal Electvoted in favor of donating $1,000 to SafeCity at its December 12 meeting. Joel

Yanda, the utilitys DistributionSuperintendent, said, Doug Owen, ourGeneral Manager, made the presentatiothe board, and I added some commentsmy own about how much this would

enhance IAMUs Safety & Training Field.Yanda continued, Safe City is a very gothing to do, for utility safety in Iowa, andeven for the nation. The donation measpassed on a unanimous vote.

In September, the City of Everly becamethe first to donate to Safe City, presentinga check for $1,000. IAMU extends itsgratitude to all of the donators for theirgenerosity and foresight in supportingIAMUs mission to offer the best in trainingopportunities for the utility industry.

Safe City is envisioned as a cluster ofsmall buildings on IAMUs Safety &

Training Field. They will house variousinfrastructure which will provide realistichands-on training in a variety of real-world situations, including emergency

response anddistribution systemconstruction. Plansalso call for an aboveground confined spacetraining vault and

open bays that willhouse pipes and linesto simulateundergroundinstallation, repairs,cable pulling and firecontroldemonstrations.

Donations are sought from IAMU membecities and utilities, and IAMU associatemember businesses. To learn more abouSafe City, and to learn about levels ofsupport and recognition, contact DaveHraha at IAMU, 800/810-4268 or

[email protected].

OSHA RELEASES UPDATE"TOP TEN" VIOLATIONS

LIST

The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) has release


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its list of the most-violated safety and health

standards from October 2005 September

2006. The list contains many of the usual

suspects, but the order of their occurrence

has changed slightly.

Once again, OSHAs Scaffolding Standard was

the most frequently violated overall. Among

rules covering General Industry, the Hazard

Communication Standard (HCS) remains the

most-violated standard, but slipped fromsecond last year to third this year on the

overall list behind the Fall Protection

Standard.

The list and the number

of violations are

accurate as of October

13, 2006. At the time of

this writing, the agency

was still finalizing

citation totals for the

year. OSHAs top 10

most violated standards

for fiscal year 2006 are:

ScaffoldingGeneralRequirements

(1926.451) with 7,895

violations Duty to Have

Fall Protection (1926.501) with 5,746 violati

Hazard Communication (1910.1200) with 5,

violations Respiratory Protection (1910.134)

with 3,410 violations Lockout/Tagout

(1910.147) with 3,068 violations Powered

Industrial Trucks (1910.178) with 2,582

violations ElectricalWiring Methods,

Components, and Equipment for General Us

(1910.305) with 2,396 violations Machine

GuardingGeneral Requirements (1910.212

with 2,296 violations Ladders (1926.1053) w2,115 violations ElectricalGeneral

Requirements (1910.303) with 1,791 violatio

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0000000000Eldon Snook (right),

Superintendent of

Montezuma Natural Gas,

presents a Safe City

donation check from his

city's gas and electric

utilities to IAMUExecutive Director Bob

Haug and IAMU Program

Manager Dave Hraha

(left).

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WATER OPERATORS: CEUDEADLINE IS COMING UPReminder for certified water operators:

The Operators that are certified in both

treatment and deadline for earning all

required continuing distribution must not earn

less than 25% of their

education units (CEUs)

for license renewal is

fast CEUs in either water

treatment ordistribution.

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approaching. If you plan onrenewing your license for the 200 2009 certification period, youmust earn all required CEUs byMarch 31, 2007. Licenses that arenot renewed by a certified operator do not meet the renewal criterwill expire June 30, 2007.

In order to renew a Grade A, I, or

license, certified operators musthave earned 1 CEU or 10 contacthours between April 1, 2005 andMarch 31, 2007. Certified Grade Ior IV water operators need to earCEUs or 20 contact hours betweeApril 1, 2005 and March 31, 2007renew their license.CEUs may be earned by attendingIowa Department of NaturalResources (IDNR) approved cours

that contain subject materialspecifically pertaining to anoperators certification. IAMU offea variety of IDNR approved courseevery year for water operators toattend. Upcoming courses provideby IAMU can be found on the IAMUwebsite at www.iamu.org (click onMember Services and Water)IAMU processes all of the CEUsearned at our courses through

Kirkwood Community College.Kirkwood then reports CEU totals the IDNR. If you have any questioregarding your CEUs, please contLaurie Sharp with IDNR at 515-720284.

ATLANTIC'S JON MARTEN


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RECEIVES AWWA FULLERAWARD

Jon Martens, Director of Water Operations at

IAMU member Atlantic Municipal Utilities, and

chair of IAMUs Water Safety & Training

Committee, was honored recently by being

named the recipient of the American Water

Works Association (AWWA) Fuller Award. Asstated on the AWWA Iowa Section website, the

award is presented annually by the AWWAs

Iowa Section to selected members for their

distinguished service to the water supply field

in commemoration of the sound engineering

skill.the brilliant diplomatic talent.and the

constructive leadership which characterized

the life of George Warren Fuller.

In addition to the Director position Martens

holds with Atlantic Municipal Utilities, he also

serves as a water operator by affidavit for

several smaller communities. He holds a

Grade III treatment license, a Grade IV

distribution alliance and a Grade I wastewaterlicense. He has served on IAMUs Water Safety

& Training Committee for nine years, and is

also a trainer for numerous water and

wastewater training classes held at IAMU. He

has served the water industry on a national

level as part of the AWWAs Small Systems

Committee.

IAMU congratulates Jon Martens onreceiving this honor.

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the operation of the higher voltagetransmission systems; I(d) allentities owning, operating, or usingtransmission to significant localdistribution systems (but not the

distribution system itself), loadcenters; all entities owning,operating, or using anytransmission connecting generationthat supplies electric energy to thesystem.

II. Registration candidate entitiescategorized in Part II, above, as

beingregisterablemay be removedfrom theregistrationcandidates list if

they do notmeet thefollowingcriteria: II(a)Load-servingEntity:II.a.1 Load-serving entitypeak load is >

25 MW and is directly connectedto the bulk power system, or;II.a.2 Load-serving entity isdesignated as the responsible entfor facilities that are part of arequired underfrequency load

shedding (UFLS) program designeinstalled, and operated for theprotection of the bulk power systeor;II.a.3 Load-serving entity isdesignated as the responsible entfor facilities that are part of arequired undervoltage loadshedding (UVLS) program designe


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installed, and operated for theprotection of the bulk powersystem.

II(b) Distribution Provider:II.b.1 Distribution provider systemserving >25 MW of peak load thatis directly connected to the bulk

power system.[Exclusion: A distribution providerwill not be registered based on thiscriterion if responsibility for datasharing and reporting to NERC andregional entities have beentransferred by acceptable contractto another entity, such as an load-serving entity, balancing authority,transmission operator, G&Tcooperative, or municipal joint

action agency.]Or;

II.b.2 Distributionprovider is theresponsibleentity that owns,controls, oroperates facilitiesthat are part ofany of the

followingprotectionsystems orprogramsdesigned,installed, andoperated for theprotection of thebulk powersystem: a required UFLS

program. a required UVLS

program. a required special protectionsystem. a transmission protection system

[Exclusion: A distribution providerwill not be registered based onthese criteria if effective control a

responsibility for maintenance anoperation have been transferred bacceptable contract to anotherentity, such as an load-servingentity, balancing authority,transmission operator, G&Tcooperative, or municipal jointaction agency.]II(c) Generator Owner/Operator:II.c.1 Individual generating unit >MVA (gross nameplate rating) and

directly connected to the bulk powsystem, or;

II.c.2 Generating plant/facility > 75 MVA(gross aggregate nameplate rating) or whenthe entity has responsibility for any facilityconsisting of one or more units that areconnected to the bulk power system at acommon bus with total generation above 75MVA gross nameplate rating, or;II.c.3 Any generator, regardless of size, thatis a blackstart unit material to anddesignated as part of a transmission operator

entitys restoration plan, or;II.c.4 Any generator, regardless of size,that is material to the reliability of the bulkpower system.

[Exclusion: A generator owner/operator will

not be registered based on these criteria if

effective control and responsibility for

maintenance and operation of the

generator/generation have been transferred

by acceptable contract to another entity, such

as a load-serving entity, G&T cooperative or

municipal joint action agency.]

II(d) Transmission Owner:

II.d.1 An entity that

owns an integrated

transmission element

associated with the bulk

power system 100 kV

and above, or lower

voltage as defined by

the regional

entity/CBRE; or

II.d.2 An entity that

owns a transmission

element below 100 kVassociated with a facility

that is included on a

critical facilities list that

is defined by the

regional entity/CBRE, or;II.d.3 Ownership ofradial transmissionfacilities serving allsignificant localdistribution systems(but not the distributionsystem itself), load

centers, and transmission connectinggeneration that supplies electric energy to tsystem are included in this definition.

II(e) Notes to Part III criteria

II.e.1 The above are general criteria only. Th

regional entity or CBRE considering registra

of an organization not meeting (e.g., smalle

size than) the criteria may propose registrat

of that organization if the regional entity or

CBRE believes and can reasonably demonst

that the organization is a bulk power systemowner, or operates, or uses bulk power syst

assets, and is material to the reliability of th

bulk power system. Similarly, the regional

entity or CBRE considering not registering a

organization that meets the criteria may

propose that the organization not be registe

if the regional entity or CBRE believes and c

reasonably demonstrate that the bulk powe

system owner, operator, or user does not ha

a material impact on the reliability of the bu

power system.

Continued on Page 9

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NERC POLICYContinued from Page 1

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00

IS ITRENEWAL

TIME? TWOGAS

WORKSHOPSCAN HELP

Two upcoming IAMUgas workshops willoffer importantrenewalopportunities.

The 2007 Operator

Qualification (OQ)Workshopsforthree-year overallevaluation will beheld January 18 19and January 25 26,2007 at the IAMU

Training & OfficeComplex in Ankeny(both workshops will

be identical in format). Operators wishinto requalify on the presented tasks,operators who took the overall test in

January 2004, and operators who have tthree-year qualifications due in June 200(due to June construction activity) shouldplan to attend.

The workshops will cover the OQ tasks thave a three-year requalification requirement. They are designed to cover thewritten requirements of the followingmodules and tasks (modules listed first each pairing): 111/4.1; 121/4.2; 122/4.3;131/4.4; 201/ 4.5; 202/4.6, 10.4; 211/4.7401/4.9; 403/ 8.1; 404/4.13, 8.4; 411/7.1

412/7.15; 421/ 2.2, 4.11, 7.1; 422/4.10;431/7.3, 7.5, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, 10.5, 10.610.8, 10.9, 10.10; 451/ 7.7; 452/7.6;453/7.4, 7.17; 462/2.4, 7.9, 7.16; 471/4.7.2.

Day one of the workshops will be held fr10 a.m. 4:30 p.m. (lunch included); daytwo will run from 8 a.m. noon. A block hotel rooms for this workshop has beenreserved at the Best Western Metro NortI35 and First Ave. exit, in Ankeny. Speciaworkshop rates are available. The room

reservation deadline is January 4, 2006. workshop registration deadline is Januar11, 2007. Cost is $265 per person for IAMmembers, or $315 per person for non-IAmembers. The workshop brochure andregistration form has been distributed; oregister online with the IAMU website,www.iamu.org (click onCalendar/Registrations and followthe instructions).The Gas Operator Qualification


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Training Workshop will take placeJanuary 29 February 2, 2007 (singleworkshop). This workshop is recom-mended for new operators; dispatchers;on-call personnel; and operators whowould like to qualify or requalify on thecovered tasks being presented. Hands-onand written evaluations will be offered.Participants may attend one individual dayor the entire week. Note: Dispatchpersonnel should plan to attend January29. Training will be held from noon 4p.m. January 29; from 8 a.m. 4 p.m.

January 30, 31 and February 1; and from 8a.m. noon February 2.

Modules and tasks to be presented are asfollows (modules listed first in eachpairing): January 29: 101,102, 103,104/1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 2.5. January30: 221, 231, 232, 241, 271/5.1, 5.2, 5.3,5.4, 5.5,1 January 31: 261, 272, 402/2.1, 3.1, 3.2,

3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 5.6, 6.2, 11.3 (hands-ononly). February 1: 201, 202, 211, 321,322/4.5, 4.6, 4.7, 6.7, 6.8, 10.4. February2: 131, 301, 441, 452/4.4, 6.3, 7.6, 7.19,2 (hands-on only).

Some of the hands-on training in thisworkshop will be conducted on the IAMUSafety & Training Field, and participantsmay be required to bring certainequipment to the workshop (see brochurefor details).

No hotel room blocks have been reservedfor this workshop, but the brochure listscontact information for recommendedarea hotels.

See the workshop brochure for specificregistration costs. The workshopregistration deadline is January 24, 2007.

The printed brochure and registration formhas been distributed; or, register onlinewith the IAMU website, www.iamu.org(click on Calendar/Registrations and followthe instructions).

For more information on eitherworkshop, contact Dave Hraha at IAMU,800/810-4268 or [email protected].

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000000

"CHANGE A LIGHT, CHANG

THE WORLD" DRAWSUTILITIES

For the first time, several Iowa municipalutilities and rural electric cooperativesparticipated in Change A Light, Change

The World during October and November.This program gives customers of

MidAmerican, Alliant,and other participatingutilities an instantrebate for purchasingcompact fluorescentlight bulbs (CFLs)

while the customers are at the store.Customers do not have to file anyadditional paperwork or rebate applica-tions.

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planning is beginning for next year. Forthose who are interested in finding outmore information, please note thatmunicipal utilities and rural electriccooperatives will have initial planningmeetings with Change A Light officials inthe near future. Those officials administerthe program, recruit participatingretailers, and develop general marketing

materials. IAMU doesnot administer theprogram and does notreceive compensationfor coordinatingmeetings for inter-ested memberutilities. Unlike lastyear, planning is

taking place significantly earlier; municiputilities should have more time to find oabout the program and decide if they wato join. It is anticipated that the planningprocess this year will be the type of procand timetable used to offer the programmunicipal utilities in future years. Pleasetake this into account when budgeting fothis program in 2007 and beyond.

No information from Change A Light was

available at the timeof this writing, but

IAMU will send out an informational emawhen news is released.

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TELECOM ISSUES IN THESPOTLIGHT WITH FALL

CONFERENCE


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The fall edition of IAMUs semi-annual

Telecom Workshop was held at IAMUsTraining & Office Complex November 14 15, 2006.

Several different presenters broughtattendees up to speed in some of thelatest industry trends, as well as in areassuch as regulation and safety-relatedplanning. Kris Plambeck of ConsortiaConsulting discussed current regulatorymatters; and IAMUs Dave Hraha and

Tommi Makila discussed emergencypreparedness for telecom utilities and a

mutual aid refresher, respectively.Breakfast with Julie saw IAMU LegislativeCounsel Julie Smith leading a discussion ofwhat to expect in the telecom industry inregard to the latest round of electionoutcomes; and tech topics were presentedby David Fyffe of Muscatine Power &Water (digital overlay) and Mark Mitscherof Wave 7 Optics (Fiber-To-The-Premises).Attendees were also treated to an horsdoeuvre reception following theworkshops first day activities. A spring

2007 telecomworkshop has been

planned, with thedates to beannounced. Checkfuture issues of theIAMU Newsletter andthe IAMU websitecalendar for moreinformation.

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Telecom Workshopattendees gather'round in IAMU'sBoard Room (above,

lef

t).

IAMU's Tommi Ma(right) joins DFyffe of Musca

Power & Water, was also a gspeaker.

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BASICWATT-HOURMETERWORKSHOPSET FORJANUARY

The watt-hour meter is often called the cash

register of the electric utility. Find out how to

keep your cash

registers in the black

with the IAMU Watt-Hour

Metering Workshop

January 24 25, 2007.

The workshop will again

be hosted by Larry

Chapman of Chapman

Metering in Avoca, Iowa.

Mr. Chapman is a highly

regarded expert onwatt-hour metering.

The workshop will cover the following topics

The electric meter: construction and major

parts; Basic meter application theory: pitfall

meter loads; Self-contained metering: wher

use it, advantages and disadvantages;

Instrument transformers: burden-type,

capabilities, accuracy, polarity, testing and

safety; C.T. & P.T. rated metering: where to

use; Multipliers: how and when to use; and

Sockets: type, methods of bypass and effect

malfunction.

The workshop reviews the basics ofmetering and also presents an in-depth study of meter installation,troubleshooting and tampering. Aminimum of 20 registrants isrequired for this workshop(maximum 40), with a registrationdeadline of January 15, 2007. Cost

of the workshop is $290 per person

for IAMU membersand $340 perperson for non-members.

An AdvancedWatt-HourWorkshop will beheld February 7

8, 2007 at IAMU.

A basic workshop brochure andregistration form has beendistributed. Or, register on the IAMwebsite, www.iamu.org (click onCalendar/ Registrations and followthe instructions). For moreinformation, contact Eric Stoll atIAMU, 800/ 810-4268 [email protected].


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II.e.2 Distribution providers and load-servingentities meeting the criteria above may beexempt from registration if another entity(such as (i) a generation or transmission

cooperative, or similar joint-action agency, or(ii) another balancing authority ortransmission operator) is registered in lieu ofeach such load-serving entity or distributionprovider registering individually, provided theentity registered accepts the reliabilityresponsibilities through agreement or othermechanisms.

II.e.3 A given entity may be part of a class of

entities that individually are unlikely to have a

material impact on the reliability of the bulk

power system, but that in aggregate could

have such an impact.

This is adequate

grounds for registration

of the entity and other

entities in the class,

irrespective of other

considerations.

III. Joint Action Agency

and Joint Action Agency

Member Registration.

III(a) Rules and

Procedures Section 500

Registration

Requirements

III.a.1 Paragraph 1.1 The

registry shall set forth

the identity and functions performed for eac

organization responsible for meeting

requirements of the reliability standards

including: reliability coordinators, balancing

authorities, transmission operators,

transmission owners, generator operators,

generator owners, transmission service

providers, planning authorities, transmission

planners, resource planners, load-serving

entities, purchasing-selling entities, and

distribution providers. Bulk power system

owners, operators, and users shall provide t

NERC and the applicable regional entity suc

information as is necessary to complete the

registration.

III.a.2 Paragraph 1.2.7 A generation or

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agency may be registered, in lieu of each of

its members being registered individually, by

accepting the reliability functions identified in

Section 1.1 above, of that entitys members.

III(b) Joint Action Agency (JAA) RegistrationIII.b.1 A JAA (or similar organization) mayregister as a Registered Entity (see

Registered EntityRequirements below)on behalf of one ormore of its members. AJAA registering onbehalf of a membermust acceptcomplianceresponsibility for all the

Reliability Standards applicable to thefunctions that member(s) performs. The JAAshall provide the regional entity an annualAgency Member Registry which shall idenall members for which the JAA has registerethe type(s) of functions performed by thesemembers, and the Reliability Standards forwhich the Joint Action Agency assumesresponsibility.

III(c) Joint Action Agency Individual MemberRegistration

III.c.1 A member of a JAA may choose to

register as a separate Registered Entity (see

Registered Entity Requirements below) and

assume compliance responsibility for the

Reliability Standards required of the function

for which they are registering. Any JAA

members who register as Individual Members

shall inform the JAA and the applicable

Regional Entity that they have registered as a

Registered Entity.

III(d) Registered Entity RequirementsIII.d.1 An individual member Registered Entity

or a JAA on behalf of its members who have

registered under the JAA is responsible for

submitting thedocumentation needed

by the Regional Entity to

assess compliance with

the Reliability

Standards. The

Registered Entity is

responsible for

submitting all data (such

as periodic reporting,

self certification etc.) as

needed by the Regional

Entity in support of the

Annual Compliance

Monitoring and Enforce-ment Program. On-site

compliance audits of the

Registered Entity will be

determined by NERC and the Regional EntityIII.d.2 For confirmed violations with ReliabiliStandards, the Regional Entity shall issuesanctions and penalties (see Note 1 below)directly to the Registered Entity. If the Registered Entity is a Joint Action Agency, the JoinAction Agency shall have its own process anmechanism for collection of sanctions andpenalties from its members for which the JoAction Agency has assumed registration.

Note 1. As discussed in the NERC SanctionsGuidelines Section 3.11, for a violation that attributable to a member(s) that is registereunder a Joint Action Agency, the penalty orsanction determined for the violation will bereasonable relation to the violation asincurred by that member(s) and not the JAA

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ISEPANNOUNCEMENT

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Michael McGill of Electricity and Air StorageEnterprises, a consultant to ISEPA, delivered

technical information about the project at th

group's December 8 meeting.

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which funds work on a variety of technologies,

including advanced batteries, flywheels,super-capacitors and compressed air energy

storage. Funding for ISEP has been managed

by Sandia National Laboratories, which holds

energy and infrastructure assurance as one of

its cornerstones.

ISEPA is closely analyzing a location just west

of Dallas Center in central Iowa. The site lies

within 30 miles of downtown Des Moines, and

is the third location ISEPA researched after

initially screening more than 20 geological

structures in Iowa. ISEP will employ CAES,

which utilizes air stored

underground at naturally

occurring pressures.

Stored air is released

when needed to help

generate energy for

cities and utilities which

have purchased rights to

utilize it. Used as a

supplement to existing

energy sources, it ispredicted that it will

save clients millions of

dollars each year by

providing a consistently

reliable energy source,

much of it renewable,

that would be available

during periods of high

demand.

Its a good location,

said McGill. The

reservoir is deep enough

and wide enough, with

good geology. The

condition of the

reservoir rock was

crucial to the

development, as ISEP

will differ from the

reservoir geology

caverns in underground

salt used by the other

two operating CAES

facilities in Alabama and

Germany. Storage in salt

and utilization of pre-existing underground

mines developed during

minerals production are

typical avenues pursued

for CAES storage

facilities. But ISEP will be

the first facility of its

kind to use a porous

sandstone layer far

under the earths

surface to hold the

compressed air. The air will be pumped into

sandstone, will displace water that exists th

in a limited and carefully controlled area, an

will form a bubble, which will remain in pla

as an underground reservoir of stored energ

It will be tapped by wells, which will allow ai

out when needed to provide electricity.

ISEP will combine the underground storage

air with energy derived from wind power in

Iowa, making the project doubly attractive aIowa strives to further the advancement of

wind energy. Some of the energy collected

wind turbines will drive compressors to push

the air underground. ISEP will provide 268

megawatts of CAES generating power and

plans to use approximately 75 megawatts o

wind power. ISEP offers the best means to

assure full utilization of wind energy, whethe

that power is created by ISEP or purchased,

said McGill. He stated that it will ensure that

wind energy will be available to ISEP custom

when most needed (instead of relying on th

uncertain availability of wind), and will help

cities and utilities avoid much of the carbon

tax which is likely to be imposed on fossil f

burning facilities in the future.

Cities and utilities participating in ISEP will

utilize a mix of energy sources, of which ene

from ISEP will be one component. It is

anticipated that most ISEP customers will

continue to use technology such as coal-fire

steam generating power plants to serve the

baseload needs, but will use energy from

ISEP as a mid-range (or intermediate) pow

source, as studies have shown that is the ar

with the most urgent need for utilities. Acceto CAES generating capacity would offer the

utilities a very flexible tool to help them

manage their energy costs and maximize th

value and usefulness of their renewable ene

assets. McGill estimated that CAES plus win

energy from ISEP could account for 20 perce

of the energy used in a year at a typical Iow

municipal utility, and could save the cities a

their utilities as much as $5 million per year

purchased energy. The cost of energy from

ISEP CAES facilities has been estimated at $

per megawatt-hour.

The ISEP storage structure wouldfunction much like anunderground inverted bowl withthe rim in water and acting as aseal, with the reservoir under anoval land parcel measuringapproximately 8,000 feet x 6,000

feet; thereservoir will beabout 2,800 feetdeep at the crestand 2,900 feetdeep at theedges.

ISEP will

complete a number of additionalsteps prior to the official startup othe facility. John Bilsten, VicePresident of ISEPA and GeneralManager of Algona MunicipalUtilities, which will be part of theISEP network, detailed the timelinfor the project:


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A supplemental seismic survey willbe undertaken in January 2007.Initial ownership/investor arrange-ments are scheduled to be finalizedin July 2007. Drilling of aninvestigation well and a waterpump test are planned forcompletion by January of 2008, and

preliminary design work is to befinished in May 2008. Permittingwith the Iowa Utilities Board istargeted for completion inSeptember 2008. Detailed designwork would be completed by Aprilof 2009, with financing completedin May 2009. Construction is to becompleted by May 2011, withcommercial operation to begin

about July of 2011.

In his keynoteaddress, Dr. Gyukstated thatecologicalconcerns andgrowth in energy

consumption aretwo of the majorsocial trends in theUnited Statestoday, and withsuch trends inmind, projectssuch as ISEP areimportant from asociological in

addition to technological standpoint. Science today relies social concerns and trends muchmore than the mere technical abito do a project, he said.IAMU, DOand ISEPA hope that ISEP will servas a model for other utility andenergy organizations and in the

process of helping to supply energto cities and utilities in Iowa, ISEPwill make a powerful statement tothe world about effective use ofstorage for better energymanagement and successful enercost management. For moreinformation about ISEP, see theISEPA website at www.isepa.com.


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NEW AED GRANT OPPORTUNITY


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ANNOUNCED BY IDPH


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0000000000000000000000The Iowa Department of Public

Health (IDPH) has announcedanotheropportunity for the

purchaseof Automated External Defibrillato

(AEDs) andotherrelatedequipment

through theRuralAEDGrantProgram.Localboards ofhealth,communityorganizations andcitiesin aruralsetting (ageographical areaoutsid

eanurbanorsuburban

setting)wi

th apopulation ofup to50,000residents areeligibletosubmitproposals forfunding.

This isadollar-for-dollarmatchprogram and

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program.Thesourceoffunding is atobaccosettlementfund.Proposals(original andtwocopies) areduenolaterthan 4p.m.January 24,2007.

TheprogramRequestForProposal(RFP)maybe

viewed anddownloadedfromtheIDPHwebsite:www.idph.state.ia.us

(clickonGrants,BidsandProposalsandthenscroll

downthenextpagetoAutomatedExtern

alDefibrillat

orGrantPr

ogramRFP).

Questi

ons

should

be

addressed

to

CherylChristi

e at

IDPH(conta

ct

inform

ation

and

theproce

dure

for

submi

ttingquestions is

suppli

ed as

part of

the

RFPdocu

ment).

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All information subject to change.Unless otherwise noted, all events held atIAMU Training & Office Complex: 1735 NE70th Ave., Ankeny, IA

January 2007January 11

Storm Water: CPESC Review

Course January 16 17 Energy

Services: Energy Efficiency

Workshop January 18 19/25

26 Gas:Three-Year Qualification

Workshops January 22 26

Electric: Basic Metering

Workshop

January 23

24

Safety:

Safety

Coordinato

rs

Workshop

January 24

25

Electric: Basic Watt-Hour

Metering Workshop January 29

February 2 Gas: Operator

Qualification Training Worksho

January 30 Safety/Finance:

IAMU Safety Group Insurance

Program seminar, Denison

January 31 Safety/Finance:


Program seminar, Spencer

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00000000

February 2007 February 1 2

Electric: Advanced Electric

Workshop February 5 Storm

Water: SWPPP & Inspection

Training February 5 9 Electric:

Advanced Metering Workshop

February 6 Storm Water: IAMU

Annual Storm Water Conference

February 6 Safety/Finance:


Program

seminar,

Ames

February 7

8

Electric:

Advanced

Metering

Workshop

February 8

Safety/Finance: IAMU Safety

Group Insurance Program

seminar, Manchester Februa

13 15, 2007 IAMU Annu

Conference, Holiday Inn

Airport, Des Moines

For more workshop and eveninformation, see the IAMUwebsite, www.iamu.org or ca800/810-4268

. . . . .

Additional

observations

noted by OSHA

(MSDSs); and

lack of training.

OSHA checks

include: for

hazard

communication

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at every 3Thenumber of ladder

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Its IAMU Directory

Update Time!!Attention all IAMU Member Utilities/Cities:

Its time to make sure youre listed

accurately in the 2006 IAMU Directory.Please take a few minutes to review your listingin the 2006 Directory. NOTE: You may nowview your 2006 Directory listing on the IAMUwebsite, www.iamu.org. Click onPublications & Resources and Directory.Then click on the link provided. You will

need your IAMUmember user name andpassword.Ifno changes need to bemade:1) Please indicatethis below and fax or mailthis form to IAMU, attn.Julie.2) Please be sureto include the name ofyour city/utility on theform.If there arechanges/updates thatneed to be made,

please fill in the new information and fax omail this form to IAMU, attn. Julie.

Deadline: Friday, December 29, 2006Questions? Call IAMU at 800/810-4268 IAMUFax: 515/289-2499

Thank you fo

your support

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