We have been in contact with the company, and they are aware that this is coming.

We expect the company to react negatively if the judge finds in their favor. What form that takes, we don't know.

Natural gas prices have been up and down and all over the place lately. The company, though, seems pretty confident the lower prices will stick around for a while.

The department is taking a cautious approach on this. At the end of this time period (March 6), we will evaluate the performance of RES and see if it is able to move up to the next step. If problems develop, we will rescind the authorization.

But the ball is in their court. They've got to prove to us that they can do this without impacting the community the way they have in the past.

This is kind of a test for them to see: Is the new odor-control equipment going to work, how are things going to go? This is by no means a green light for them to go back into full operation.