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Subject: Truck injection station meters & related facilities - Kansas
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Based upon discussions with L. Dietz and S. Misner ( Kansas ) who, are 
working with C. Presgrove (Oklahoma ) to control the vols. and BS&W  received 
unmetered via truck into the Kansas system. Last winter the water content of 
such crude transported via pipe to our Ok. system was unacceptable ( 1+% ) 
therefore, the pipeline from Ok. to Ka. has been targeted for measurement 
improvement. L. Dietz is working with C. Presgrove to identify surplus 
equipment in an effort to reduce the cost of this project. The locations, 
vols. and original cost estimate are as follows.

    STATION                                                                  
VOLS. (BPM)                                                   EST. COST

Cheyenne Wells                                                       
30,600                                                                        
$31,875
Hodgeman                                                                 
20,700                                                                        
    7,368
Ness City                                                                     
20,000                                                                        
 24,925
Trenton                                                                       
  
19,700                                                                        
 15,325
Herndon                                                                       
12,200                                                                        
  29,350
Colby                                                                         
    
11,400                                                                        
  11,940
Greely                                                                        
      
9,700                                                                         
 30,750
Rawlins                                                                       
     
8,000                                                                         
 23,350
McCook                                                                        
   
7,800                                                                         
 13,950
Coldwater                                                                     
   
7,800                                                                         
   8,540
Harpers Ranch                                                              
6,500                                                                         
 13,475
Bluff 
Creek                                                                       
5,700                                                                         
 15,475
Wellsford                                                                     
    
4,600                                                                         
  23,875
Arnold                                                                        
       
3,200                                                                         
  31,875

    
Totals                                                                        
167,900                                                                    
$282,073

Based upon the above, I recommend approval of this proposed project pending a 
revised cost estimate. The remaining un- metered  truck injection stations 
located in Kansas will be a 2001 project.