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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 GENERAL ELECTRIC INTERROGATORY NO. 3 : 12 With respect to your allegations in paragraph 13 of the 13 Complaint that you incurred and will incur expenses for the removal, 14 replacement refitting and/or disposal of all PCB transformers, PCB 15 capacitors and other PCB electrical equipment owned by you in order 16 to comply with Federal legislation and EPA regulations; 17 (a) identify each item of FCB equipment which you claim was 18 manufactured by General Electric which you have removed, replaced, 19 refit, and/or disposed of and identify the specific action taken with 20 respect to such item (i.e., removal, replacement, refitting, and/or 21 disposal); 22 (b) state the date you made the decision to replace, removal, 23 refit and/or dispose of each such item of equipment and the date you 24 actually removed, replaced, refitted, and/or disposed of it; 25 (c) state the total amount of expenses you incurred in 26 removing, replacing, remitting or disposing of each item of 27 equipment; 28 /// 7 1 (d) identify each item of PCB equipment which you claim was 2 manufactured by Westinghouse which you contend you will be required 3 to remove, replace, refit and/or dispose of in the future; 4 (e) state the total amount of estimated expenses you will incur 5 in the future in removing, replacing, refitting or disposing of each 6 such item; 7 (f) describe in detail the method by which you determined the 8 amounts set forth in Answer to subparts (c) and (e) above; 9 (g) identify the Federal legislation and EPA regulations you 10 content have required or will require you to incur each of the 11 expenses identified in Answer to this Interrogatory; 12 (h) identify all documents and other communications concerning 13 any subparts of this interrogatory; and 14 (i) identify each representative of NPC who you believe or you 15 have reason to believe has information concerning any subparts of 16 this Interrogatory and describe the information you believe that 17 person has. 18 ANSWER TO GENERAL ELECTRIC INTERROGATORY NO. 3 : 19 (a) The General Electric capacitors are identified in Tab A 20 the attached Summary.

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