20041130Capital Letter to Idaho Power.pdf

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SUBJECT: Leadore, Idaho area wind farm
WEB SITE: leadoreidahowindfarm.com
READ THIS LETTER IN ITS ENTIRETY TO GET ALL THE GOOD
CONTROVERSIAL INFORMATION OUT OF IT.
Karl E. Bokenkamp
General Manager Power Supply Planning
Idaho Power Company
O. Box 70
Boise, Idaho 83707
Karl:
After several telephone calls and mailing you information, I would like to clarify Capital
Enterprises, Inc s position on the Leadore, Idaho area wind farm. There are 540 MW to
2040 MW available to Idaho Power Company and! or their associates at this time.
I will number all statements in this letter.
1. Warren Chapman was ask to assist in the building of a wind farm for electric
generation in the Leadore, Idaho area while elk hunting.
2. A group of Ranchers requested that Warren Chapman help due to drought
conditions and the economy in Lemhi County. This will provide an income from
their approximately 50 000 acre ranches.
3. Kenneth Peterson, a local rancher, with over 1 000 acres and a college degree
asked that Warren Chapman visit several ranchers within 20 miles of Leadore
Idaho, that would support a wind farm on their property.
4. After two weeks of checking this out, including making hundreds of phone calls
Warren Chapman accepted the challenge. The phone calls were to Federal, State
and county officials.
5. Warren Chapman also called many contractors, wind turbine manufactures
general wind generator suppliers, engineers that have wind farm expertise, andmany others.
6. Good information started coming to me from these contacts, including bankers
looking for tax credits. After 14 month of wind study and gathering other
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information, Warren Chapman is making you a proposal to own, construct and
operate the wind farm in Leadore, Idaho area.
7. Warren Chapman is sending you a copy of the master book containing eighty
pages of information and will explain each section in the master book. Warren
will send any other information used to compile the master book upon request.
8. There are several large volumes of information available under separate covers.
9. The following items are included in the copy of the master book, including a
financial proposal:a. Capital Enterprises' proposal to Idaho Power Company and!or their
associates to own, construct, and operate the Leadore, Idaho area wind
farm. The first phase is 540 MW now and 1 500 MW as required for
future growth. Warren Chapman has the POWER OF ATTORNEY
sell part or all of the stock in Capital Enterprises, Inc.
i. Install 40- NRG Symphonie Data Logger wind recorders and 197-
foot high tower with equipment and hardware from Lemhi, Idaho
to the top of the Lemhi Valley. This is about 35 miles with an
elevation change from about 4 200 feet to 7 600 feet along the
bottom of the valley. (See large area map)
ii. The wind recorders must be installed as follows:
Two 197 feet Two 150 feet
One 125 feet One 100 feet
One wind direction recorder 197 feet
One wind direction recorder 150 feet
One temperature recorder ground level
iii. Capital Enterprises, Inc. will install these recorders upon request
and be paid $1 200 000.which includes maintenance for one
year. Capital Enterprises, Inc. will use local labor with outside
supervisors. This will help the local economy.
IV. Capital Enterprises, Inc. will retain David Matson and Associates,
Consulting Meteorologist (phone: [phone] , E-mail
dfmatson~windot.net) for assistance in the location of the wind
recorders and calculating the wind records. He will use the 1 500
KW G .E. wind generator power curves every three months and
compile the data after one year and give recommendation.
v. Capital Enterprises, Inc. is requesting their hard cost back, which is
$350 000.00. This will purchase one hundred percent of the stock
in Capital Enterprises, Inc. The only assets that Capital
Enterprises, Inc. has is six wind recorders mounted on Fred
Coleman s crane and one recorder mounted on a 1974 pickup with
a 66 foot portable unit. The Agreement with fifty-two individuals
or company plus five with a total of fifty-seven.
VI. State of Idaho land lease, 18 600 acres at $2 900.00 per year and
an application on BLM land of 128 000 acres. The Agreement we
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have with the BLM is to locate where we want to put recorders and
or generators and pay one dollar per acre required per year. A lot
of hard work recording the wind and etc.
vii. The $350 000.00 must be paid when the generators are order or
before on a mutual agreement.
viii. The existing stockholders have the right to reclaim all rights in the
Leadore, Idaho area wind farm with the Agreement by paying the
200 000.00 back to Idaho Power Company, and!or their
Associates. If Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates do.
not order the generators 540 MW and pay the $350 000.00 six
months after the wind recorders have been installed for one year.
ix. Present stockholders or their assignee will have six months to pay
the $1 200 000.00 and the $350 000.00 if paid after Idaho Power
Company and!or their Associates default on payment as out lined
in paragraph iii, v and vi above.
10. The different options that these units can be installed:
b. The fifty seven different owners or who ever will qualify under the
Purpa Act under 10 MW or less. The fifty-seven different owners would
only receive their royalties as spelled out in their agreements.
c. Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates can own, construct, and
operate this wind farm by paying the $350 000.00 and for fulfilling the
agreements included in this letter, also royalties and time schedule.
d. By paying the royalties, Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates
can own the total wind farm. They can also making a special deal so
Idaho Power Company can buy the green power that is required at a
reduced price and sell the rest in the open market and use the tax credits.
11. This wind farm should average between thirty five percent and forty nine percent
power factor, according to the present wind recorders.
12. The following caculations was made using a thirty one percent power factor with
Federal Government says is available in this area. One billion, four hundred sixty
six million, four hundred twenty four thousand KWK per year. (1 466 425 000
KWH per year)
e. Idaho Power Company s usage 300 MW, 814 680 000 KWH per year.
f. Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates can sell the remaining
KWH to the open market for about .08 per KWH.
g. Using 240 MW equals 651 744 000 KWH sold at .08 cents is
$52 139 000.00 per year.
13. 230 KW lines 1200 amps was quoted at $12 000 000.00 by Caribou Construction
Co., Jerome, Idaho. This figures out based on fifteen-year loan at ten percent
interest. It will cost .001 cent per KWH for the first fifteen years. This is not
taking into account any tax credits.
14. G.E. Wind, a division of General Electric Company, has installed several wind
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farms. They helped me price out the Leadore, Idaho wind farm.
$612 000,000.00 is the price we came up with, which includes everything. This
total amount willqualify for the energy tax credits.
15. These figures check out with the American wind farm Association.
16. BPA has line capacity for 540 MW 1200 AMP at 230 KWat their line atINEEL.
17. Idaho Power Company has a 138 KW line about 20 miles from Leadore, Idaho
near Tendoy, Idaho. This line feeds in from Montana that would carry 270 MW
of generation.
18. Avista Corp., power purchaser manager checked this wind farm out and said
they could get the power to them through one other power company, but they are
not in the market for another ten years because of an arrangement that they have
made. They also said the only adverse problem with this wind farms was the
transmission line. They said it would cost a million dollars a mile and suggested
I check this out. I checked this out and the results were, we are crossing open
dessert and they were talking about going through towns.
19. We have free right of way on private property as long as the royalties are paid.
20. We also have approval of 800 plus residents in Lemhi County, about one fourth
of the total population.
21. Lemhi County Commissioners have approved this wind farm.
22. The Salmon City Council has approved this wind farm.
23. The EP A, local ranchers and the Idaho Fish and Game will approve this wind
farm, because there is little environmental impact. The generators are
compatible with cattle and wild life. They know it is an off set to natural
resources and is good for our National Security.
24. Idaho Power Company in general is not liked because everybody has to pay his
or her power bill. This would change the way of think in Lemhi County.
25. The Mormons settled about 1850 in this valley. There are a lot of the families
left. The economy has been bad for several years because of drought with
sawmill closing, mines shutting down and etc. This is the way I was approached
about this wind farm. I have had no opposition except from a couple out of
State.
26. I have been told the military has a lot of wind recorders in this area and I am sure
the Department of Energy has these records, but are classified because of the
INEEL. I was told they had them in case of a disaster at INEEL they would
know which way the debris would travel. Do not forget they were the ones that
put out the Idaho State map county by county where the best wind power
production is. (see index 6 and 7)
27. Leadore, Idaho area is shown as the second best county in the State of Idaho for
generation production. It is all between Lemhi, Idaho and the top of Lemhi
Valley.
28. The best county in Idaho for wind generation has a lot of population and towns.
You could never get permission to put in a large wind farm.
29. The Agreement with the fifty-two plus five individuals that Capital Enterprises
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Inc. has does not have any restrictions on it, but we need to work with these
individuals. (See attached. under Item 2)
30. The wind that we have located in the Lemhi Valley is strongest in the bottom
the Valley from Lemhi, Idaho to the top of the Lemhi Valley. I think the reason
for this is the Valley has a gradual climb in a forty miles stretch from elevation
of 4000 feet to 7600 feet in the bottom of the valley. On both sides of the Valley
the mountains are at 8000 to 10 000 feet of elevation. This works like a
funneling effect.
31. Bonneville Power Association has wind recorders on land that they said was off
to the side of the wind pattern. Their explanation was, they did not have
permission from the landowners to put the recorders in the wind pattern.
32. The wind recorders on the crane for two months showed a forty nine percent
power factor. The Meteorologist said this could vary by thirty percent.
33. BP A has told me that historically the wind will vary ten percent from year to
year, where water will vary fifty percent from year to year.
34. The wind recorder on the sixty-six foot pickup tower is running sixteen percent
more than the sixty-six foot recorder on the crane. The pickup recorder is
located about eighteen miles East of the crane, on the top of the Lemhi Valley,
about four miles North East of highway twenty eight.
35. Wind recorders that were put on ranches show about ten percent less than the
one on the crane at 66 foot.
36. What would this wind farm do to the stockholders of Idaho Corp. (parent
company of Idaho Power Company) and customers of Idaho Power Company, if
they were to own or get this low cost power for many years to come?
37. I suggest only that the wind farm owners retain Capital Enterprises, Inc., Warren
Chapman and Kenneth Peterson for public relations. If Capital Enterprises, Inc.
has an agreement to install the wind recorders this would be automatic.
38. All of the above is open for discussion.
39. There is four major differences in the Leadore, Idaho area wind farm:
a. Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates would be installing the
largest wind farm available in Idaho at a low avoided cost.b. Transmission line 59 miles long will cost .001 cent per KWh per year.
$12,000 000.00 loan for 15 year at 10% interest = cost .001 cent per
KWH.c. Royalties to fifty seven individuals or Companies cost per year is .005cent per KWh.
d. The above figure B and C will be offset and then some by the excellent
wind in the Lemhi Valley compared to any other area of any size in Idaho.
40. If Idaho Power Company and!or their Associates install this wind farm, it will
bring their avoided cost down considerable, which in turn they will not have to
pay co-generators as much under Federal Law.
41- I'm requesting that Idaho Power Company and!or the Associates consider the
proposal hard and fast to save the general public a large amount of money in the
Long-term future.
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42. Additional papers in support of the above letter are on the web site. Exhibits A
through U. (leadoreidahowindfarm. com)
a. Copy of a letter to the general public
b. Copy of a letter (draft) for the general public to sign requesting a publichearing.
c. Copy of a letter to U.S. Senator Larry Craig.
d. Cover letter to the general public.
e. Cover letter to Idaho Power Company to own this wind farm.f. Letter dated September 10, 2004, to Karl E. Bokenkamp, General
Manager Power Supply Planning for Idaho Power Company.
g.
Letter Dated, August 24, 1004, to Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
h. Letter dated, August 8, 2004, with Carbon copy sent to 120 responsible
individuals.i. Letter dated, July 10, 2004, to whom it May Concern, sent to 120
responsible individuals.
j.
Exhibit 1, David F. Matson, Meteorologist report and other wind
caculations with pictures of some ranches with wind recorders on them.
k. Exhibit 2, Sample of fifty-two plus five individuals that Capital
Enterprises, Inc. has agreements with.
1. Exhibit 3, Application with BLM for wind studies and generator on BLM
property - 128 000 acres.
m. Exhibit 4, application with the State of Idaho for wind studies and
generators on their property - 18 600 acres. We have an agreement.
n. Exhibit 5, small area map of wind study area.
o. Exhibit 6, State of Idaho map published by the Federal Government of
wind power resources.
p.
Exhibit 7, State of Idaho map published by the Federal Government listing
wind power by counties in Idaho.
q.
Exhibit 8, list of individuals that we have agreements with.r. Exhibit 9, letter from Warren Chapman to the general public and also
Warren Chapman s resume.s. Exhibit 12, news paper articles.
1. Exhibit 13, large area map of wind farm study area.u. Exhibit 14, one hour of wind study area, and one hour of recorders on
ranches.
43. Warren Chapman installed three power plants in Oregon, 1984.
44. We were paid .08 cents per KWH to start with on these plants and DLS increases
after ten years and two owners. Pacific Power and Light purchased the power
plant and dismantled them because of the rip off to the general public.
45. Warren Chapman installed a power plant on Magic Dam and sold it for the tax
credit. The owners have not run it very much, a total rip off to the general public.
46. In those days Warren Chapman was money motivated, but operated within the
law.
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47. Idaho Public Utilities Commission has order Idaho Power Company, Case No.
IPC-04-18 Order No. 29614 without enough investigation in to wind power.
What a rip off to the general public.
48. Idaho Public Utilities Commission has ordered Idaho Power Company to pay Co-
Generators Case No. IPC-04-, Order No. 29632. Idaho Power Company
avoided cost without breaking down different power sources. They should have
to pay wind farm verses wind farm or compare apples with apples. (Example
wind farm verses gas, coal or water) for there avoid cost to Co-Generators. A rip
off to the general public.
49. Idaho Public Utilities Commission should do their homework before placing an
order to protect the general public.
50. Is Idaho headed in the same direction as what happened in California? Between
California, Public Utilities Commission and Enron.
It does not look good.
51. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission should have public hearings on the above
cases so they can get an input from the general public that pays their wages.
Sincerely yours
.,..v
Warren P. Chapman, Secret
cc: Sent carbon copy to the following:
133 individual or companies listed below.
Also the 52 plus 5 individuals that Capital Enterprises, Inc. has agreements with.
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cc: Carbon Copy sent to the following, pages 1 through 5
Andrew Soto
Federal Energy Regulatory
Connni~
888 First Street N. E.
Wasbingto n, D . C. 20426-000 1
Micbael S. Mathews
Natural ResourcesFieldCoordinator
U .8. Senator Larry Craig
560 Filer Ave., Suite A
Twin FaDs, Idaho 83301
Lindsey Slater, Chief of Staff
u. S. Representative Mike Simpson
802 W. Bannock, Suite 600
Boise, ID 83702
BoJU1eville Power Company
250 Bobwhite Court
Suite 250
Boise, ill 83702
Patrick H. Wood Ill, ChaUman
F edera1 Energy Regulatorymm~n
888 First Street N. E.
Washington, D. C. 20426-0001
Mike Ware, Chief of Staff
U. S. Senator Larry Craig
304 No. 8th Room 149
Boise, ID 83702
Jeff MaImeD, Chief of Staff
U. S. Representative Butch Otter
802 Bannock St., Suite 101
Boise, ID 83702
Pete Domenici, (R - NM), ChaUman
U. S. Senate Energy & Natural
Resources Committee
Sentate Hart 328
Washington, D. C. 20510
Peter Fischer, Admin. Assist.
U. S. Senator Mike Crapo
304 No. 8th St.
Boise, ID 83702
Bureau of Reclamation
IT: Chris Ketchum
1359 Hansen Ave.
Burley, ID 83318
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Idaho Water Resomces
ATI: VICtoria Wigle; ASs. Dir.
1301 No. Orchard
Boise, Idaho 83706
Recorder Herald
O. Box 310
Salmon, Idaho 83467
Idaho Statesman
IT: Carolyn Washbmn
O. Box 40
Boise, Idaho 83707
The Times News
132 3rd Street West
Twin Falls, Idaho 83301
I daho Public Utility Commission
A'IT: Rick Sterling.
O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720
Oregon Public Utilities Coynmission
IT:Lee Beyer, Cbanman
550 Capital Street N., Suite 215
O. Box 2148
Salem, Oregon 98308-2148
Oregon Public U:tilities Commission
ATI: Bob Valdez
550 Capital Street N., Suite 215
O. Box 2148
Salem, Oregon 87308-2148
Gregory W. Said
Idaho Power Company
O. Box 70
Boise, Idaho 83707-0070
Lindsey Slater
Chief of Staff
S. Representative Mike Simpson
802 W, Bannock, Suite 600
Boise, Idaho 83707
Idaho Power Company
IT: Leomont Keene, Pres;
O. Box 70
Boise, Idaho 83707
Idaho Power Company
ATI: lan Packwood
Chairman of the Board
O. Box 70
Boise, Idaho 83707
I dahoPub1ic Utility Commission
IT: Paul KjeDander, Pres.
O. Box 83720
Boise, IdaHo 93702
Idaho Public. Utility Commission
IT: Marsha Smith, Com.
O. Box 83720
Boise, IdahO 83720
Idaho Water Resources
IT: Karl Dreher, Director
1301 No. Orchard
Boise, Idaho 83706
Idaho Public Utility CoJT11Tli~io
IT: ))enni4;Hansen, Com
O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720
Commission Secretary
Idaho Pub6c Utilities CommissioJ
O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
Peter Fischer
Administrative Assistant
U .8. Senator Mike Crapo
304 No. 8th St.
Boise, Idaho 83702
Barton L. Kline
Idaho Power Company
O. Box 70
Boise, Idaho 83707-0070
Jeff Malmen
Chief of Staff
S. Representative Butch Otter .
802 Bannock Street, Suite 1 01
Boise, Idaho 83702
Allen R. Andersen, Democrat
District 29, Pocatello
- 9192 N. Sunset Dr.
Pocatello, ID 83201
- Gary w. Bauer, Republican
District 11, N ampa
6280 Cherry Ln.
- Nampa, ID 83687
Maxine T. Bell, Republican
District 26, Jerome
194 S. 300 E.
Jerome, ID 83338
Donna Boe, Democrat
District 30, Pocatello
226 S. 16th
Pocatello, ID 83201
John L. Campbell, Republican
District 1, Sandpoint
1509 Cedar St.
Sandpoint, ID 83864
Gary E. Collins, Republican
District 12, Nampa
2019 E. M~~busetts
- Nampa, ID 83686
- W. W. Deal, Repub1ican
District 13, Nampa
PO Box B
--. Nampa, ID 83653
Charles Ederle, Republican
District 5, Post FaDs
16778 Deer Ridge Dr.
Post Falls, 83854
George E. Eskridge, Republican
District 1, Dover
- PO Box It2
Dover, ID 83825
Lee Gagner, Republican
District 33, Idaho FaDs
2555 Fieldstream Ln.
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
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Jack T. Barraclough, Repub6can
District 33, Idaho FaDs- ..
30t8 Westmoreland Cir.
Idaho FaDs, ID 83402
Ctifford R. Bayer, Republican
District 21, Boise
8020 West Amity
Boise, ID 83709
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Max C. Black, Republican
District 15 , Boise
3713 Buckingham Dr-
Boise, ID 83704
I'C Darrell Boa, Republican
District 10, Caldwell
3412 College Ave.
Caldwell, ID 83605-6136
Joseph S. Cannon, Republican
District 28, Blackfoot
725 Airport Rd.
Blackfoot ID 83221
Dolores Crow, Republican
District 13, Na..IIJ~
203 S. Oive
Nampa, ID 83686
Lawerence E. Denney, Republican
District 9, Midvale
PO Box 114
Midvale, ID 83645
Clete Edmunson, Republican
District 9, New Plymouth
POBox 131
New Plyinout, 83655
Debbie Field, Republican
District 18, Boise
3236 Chickory Way
Boise, ID 83706
Kathie Garrett, Republican
District 17, Boise
3227 Crescent RUn Dr.
Boise, ID 83706
Lenore Hardy Barrett, Republican
District 3 5, Challis
Box 347
ChaPis, ID 83226
Scott Bedke, Republican
District. 27 Oakle
Box 89
Oakley, ID 83346
Sharon L. Block, Republican
Dimict 24, Twin FaIls
1093 Lakewood, Dr.
Twin FaDs, ID 83301
Larry C. Bradford, Republican
District 31, Franklin
3208 E. Cub River Rd.
Franklin, ID 83237
fIID Clark, Republican
District 3, Hayden
8798 N. Clarkview Place
Hayden Lake, ID 83835
Charles Cuddy, Democrat
District 8, Orofino
12640 Hartford Ave.
Orofino, ID 83544
Bonnie DougJas, Democrat
District 4, Coeur d' Alene
214 Lakeview Dr.
Coeur d' Alene, ID 83814
Julie Ellsworth, Republican
Dimict 18 , Boise
PO Box 668
BoBe, ID 83701
Frances C. Field, Republican
District 23, Grand View
23608 Field Ln.
Grand View, ID 83624
Ra J. Harwoo~ Republican
District 2, S1. Maries
81527 Hwy 3 South
St. Maries, ID 83861-7138
Margaret Henbest, Democrat
District 16, Boise
- PO Box 934
Boise, ID 83701
Hilde Kellogg, Republican
District 5, Post FaDs
PO Box 1479
Post FaDs, ID 83877-1479
EuJalie Teichert Langford,
Republican
District 31, Montpelier
PO Box 386
Montpelier, ID 83254
Janice McGeachin, Republican
District 32, Idaho Falls
6121 N. 5th
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
Janet J. Miller, Republican
District 17, Boise
5707 W. Randolph Dr.
Boise, ill 83705
Mike Naccarato, Democrat
District 7, Lewiston
2328 12th Ave.
Lewiston, ID 83501
Anne Pasley-Stuart, Democrat
District 19, Boise
2301 Hillway Dr.
Boise, ID 83647
Robert Ring, Republican
District 10, Caldwell
406 Spruce St.
Caldwell, ID 83605
Kenneth L Robison, Democrat
District 19, Boise
1119 N. 12th St.
Boise, ID 83702
George C. Sayler, Democrat
District 4 Coeur d' Alene
1102 Ash Ave.
Coeur d' Alene, ID 83814
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Wendy J aqu~ Democrat
District 25, Ketchum
PO Box 783
K.etcht!JD, ID 83340
Henry KuIczyk, Republican
District 14, Eagle
3305 N. GaDantyne Ln.
Eagle, ID 83616
David Langhorst, Democrat
District 16, Boise
6700 Hill Rd.
Boise, In 83714
Shirley McKague, Republican
District 20, Meridian
933 E. Pine
Meridian, ID 83642
Mike Mitchell, Democrat
District 7, Lewiston
1916 Gateway Dr.
Lewiston, ID 83501
Bruce Newcomb, Republican
District 27, Burley
PO Box 757
Burley, ID 83318
Dell Raybould, Republican
District 34, Rexburg
3215 N. 2000 W.
Rexburg, ID 83440
Shirley G. Ringo, Democrat
District 6, Moscow
1021 Herrington Rd.
Moscow, ID 83843
Ann Rydalch, Republican
District 32, Idaho Falls
3824 E. 17th St.
Idaho FaIls, ID 83406
Robert E. Schaefer, RepubJiaQl
District 12, N ampa
PT Box 55
N:u I"~ID 83653
Douglas R. Jones, Republican
District 23, Filer
3515 N. 2300 E.
Filer, ID 83328
Dennis M. Lake, Republican
District 28, Blackfoot
830 Taber Rd.
Blackfoot, ill 83221
Elmer Martinez, Democrat
District 29, Pocatello
8209 W. Portneuf
Pocatello, ID 83204
Wayne R. Meyer, Republican
District 3, Rathdrum
7896 W. Lancaster Rd.
Rathdrum, ill 83858
Mike Moyle, Republican
District 14, Star
480 N. Plunnner Rd.
Star, ID 83669
Peter Nielsen, Republican
District 22, Mountam Home
3955 S. 136 W.
Mountain Home, ID 83647
Tim Ridinger, Republican
District 25, Shoshone
PO Box 110
Shoshone, ID83352
Ken A Roberts, Republican
District 8, Donnelly
12765 Highway 55
DoJUlelly, ID 83615
William T. SaIi, Republican
District 21, Kuna
175 linke Ct.
Kuna, ID 83634
J\1arY Lou Shepherd, Democrat
District 2, WaDace
273 Crescent Dr.
Wallace, Id 83873
John C Andreason, Republican
District 15, Boise
5120 N. Mountain View Dr.
Boise, ID 83704
Harold R. Bunderson, Republican
District 14, MerKtian
5 82 River Heights Dr.
Meridian, ID 83642
Martha Calabretta, Democrat
District 2, Osburn
Box 784
Osbmn, ID 83849
Denton Darrinton, Republic
District 27, Declo
302 S. Highway 77
Declo, ID 83323
Robert L. Geddes, Republican
District 31, Soda Springs
370 Mtn. View Avenue
Soda Springs, ID 83276
Cecil D. Ingram, Republican
District 16, Boise
7025 E. CabaIlo Dr.
Boise, ID 83704
. Brad Little, Republican
District 11, Emmett
PO Box 488
Enunett, ID 83617
Bert C. Marley, Democrat
District 29, McCammnn
8806 S. Old Highway 91
Cammon, ID 83250
Jack Noble, Republican
District 21, Kuna
1551 McDermott
Kuna, ID 83634
Gary J. Schroeder, RepubJican
District 6, Moscow
1289 Highland
Moscow, In 83843
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Kent M. Bailey, Repub~
District 3, Hayden. -
PO Box 810
Hayden, ID 83835
Mike Burkett, Democrat
District 19, Do
1938 N. 1"" 8t.
Boise, ID 83702
Dean L. Cameron, Republican
District 26, Rupert
1101 Ruby Dr.
Rupert, ID 83350
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Bart M. .Davis, Republican
District 33, Idaho Falls
696 S. Bellin Rd.
Idaho Falls, ill 83402
John W. Goedde, Republican
District 4, Coeur d' Alene
525 B West Harrison Ave.
Coeur d' Alene 83814
Fred Kennedy, Democrat
Disbict 22, Mountain Home
865 Galena Court
Mountain Home, ID 83647
Patti Anne Lodge, Republican
District 13, Huston
PO Box 96
Houston, ID 83630
Cwt McKenzie, Republican
District 12, Nampa
1911 Candlewood, Dr.
Nampa,ill 83686
Monty Pearce, Republican
District 9, New Plymouth
2001 County Lme Rd.
New Plymouth, ID 83655
Shena A. Sorensen, Repub~
District ~ 8, Boise
1229 E. Brightwater Ln.
Boise, ID 83706
R. Skipper Brandt, Republican
District 8, Kooskia
PO Box 296
Kooskia, ID 83539
Don M Bmtensbaw, Republican
District 35, Terreton
1603 N. 1000 E.
TerretoD, ID 83450-5033
Dick Compton, Republican
District 5, Coeur d' Alene
PO Box 1738
Coeur d' Alene , ID 83816-1738
Tom Gannon, Republican
District 23, Buhl
4180 S. 1572 E.
BuhI, ill 83316
Brent Hill, Republican
District 34, Rexburg
1010 S. 2nd E.
Rexburg, ID 83440
Shawn Keogh, Republican
District 1, Sandpoint
PO Box 101
Sandpoint, ID 83864
Edgar J. Malepeai, Democrat
District 30, Pocatello
585 S. 19th
Pocatello, ID 83201
Ron Me Williams, RepubIican
District 10, Caldwell
1722 Ray Ave.
Caldwell, ID 83605
Melvin M. Richardson, RepubJicar
District 32, Idaho Falls
3725 Brookfield Ln.
Idaho Falls, ID 83406
.Joe Stegner, Republican
District 7, Lewiston
216 Prospect Blvd.
Lewiston, ID 83501
Mack G. S1Urley, Republican
District 34, Rexburg
443 W. Moran View
Rexburg, ID 83340
Kathy SkippeD, Republican
District 11, Emmett.
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5454 W. Central Rd.
Emmett, ID 83617
Leon Smith, Republican
District 24, Twin FaDs
1381 Galena Dr.
Twin FaDs, ID 83301
Steve Smylie, Republican
Dbtr jet 15 , Do jge
2220 N. Coolwater Ave.
Dome, ID 83713
John A. Stevenson, Republican
District 26, Rupert
1099 N. 400 W.
Rupert, ID 83350
Tom Trail, Republican
District 6, Moscow
1375 Mountain View Rd.
Moscow, ID 83843
JoAn E. Wood, Republican
District 35, Rigby
3778 E. 500 N.
Rigby, ill 83442
Gerry Sw~RepubJican
Di4a jet 20, Meridian-
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3122 N. Su..u)Side Ave.
Merictian, ID 83642
Clint T ennett, Democrat
D8rict 2S, Ketcbum
PO Box 475
Ketchum, In 83340
- StaDIey Williams, Republican
District 28, Pingree
1286 W. 200 S.
- Pingree, ID 83262
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Elaine Smith, Democrat
District 30, Pocatello
3759 Heron Ave.
Pocatello, Id 83201
Mark A Snodgrass, Republican
District 20, Meridian
405 W. Sedgewick Dr.
Meridian, ID 83642
Richard W~ Republican
District 22, Glenns Ferry
PT Box 602
Glenns Fetty, ID 83623
Elliot Wat, Democrat
IMtI~, Boise
6810 Randolph Dr.
Boise, ID 83709