Gearbox oil-change program

Ridgeline Wind Cooperative, Klickitat County

Priya Raghunathan owns this agreement. Editing it, sending it for signature and adding contacts are hers.

Agreement path

Open and overdue

Ask Marisol Trevino to extend the finance approval past the board meeting. It expires on 17 October and the cooperative's board does not sit until 12 November.

Due 8 Sep, 3 days late Priya Raghunathan Task

Marisol wants the board date in writing before she extends anything. Devin has it from the 4 September call and nobody has sent it on.

This month

Priya sent the liability cap redline to the cooperative's counsel and asked for the board's meeting date in the same message.

9 Sep, 4:12 pmEmail2 replies

The cap sits at one year of fees, which matches what your board approved for the Beaverhead site. Tell me the date of the November meeting and I will hold the pricing to it.
Devin logged a call with the operations manager. The cooperative's board meets on 12 November, and nothing gets countersigned before then.

4 Sep, 9:40 amCall, 18 minutesDevin Osei

Sam cannot sign for crane hire on his own authority. He will put the schedule in front of the board on 12 November and expects a decision the same evening.

Devin raised the finance approval expiry on the call. Sam understood that a lapsed approval means the price is re-run rather than re-negotiated.

Earlier

The agreement moved from Pricing approved to Legal review.

28 Aug, 11:02 amPriya RaghunathanStage change
Finance approved the margin at 22.4% and dated the approval 19 July, which puts its expiry on 17 October.

21 Jul, 2:25 pmNoteMarisol Trevino
Devin filed the survey report for all nine nacelles. Two gearbox plates carry serial numbers the cooperative's register does not hold.

3 Jun, 5:07 pmSite visitDevin Osei

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