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                                       Plant  Black  Limit  Lines
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                          ----
                                         to  Storaqe  Tanks
          Water                          Account No.6001
          Distribu1ion
          Account No.6013                New  50%  Caustic
                                 Caustic   Transfer Line
                                 Pion!
                                 Bldg.No.96
                      Additional  Evoporotion
                      Capacity  Pl us  In-Pion I                     Dock  3
                      Storage.  Also  All  Intra-
                      Block  Service  Lines,                                Figure  1-41. Account diagram for accumulation of
                      Account  No. 6014
                                                                            project costs. Cost estimates must be made to con-
                                                                            form to same scope  basis.

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