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Re: Licenses Classification

#63917 03/26/06 04:59 PM

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I will try to talk to the CBO in Dalton and see if they will grant the permission to do 400 amps. I plan to talk to our congressman about how to go about getting these 200 amp restrictions changed
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Re: Licenses Classification	Electric Eagle	03/26/06 02:51 PM
Re: Licenses Classification	Chris Simms	03/26/06 08:59 PM

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