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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20022214.tiff of coy Colorado Department of Local Affairs Executive Director, Bob Brooks co, `•�.. ` ... 09 i DIVISION OF PROPERTY TAXATION Mary E. Huddleston -tens/ Property Tax Administrator Bill Owens Governor TO: County Commissioners FROM: Mary E. Huddleston`;llaA, Property Tax Administrator --1 SUBJECT: 2002 Final Notice of Valuation State Assessed Property DATE: August 1, 2002 MEMORANDUM Enclosed are the final 2002 valuations for state assessed companies, an updated address listing, and a brief narrative explaining changes made to companies as a result of county or company protests. Companies with changes have been marked with an asterisk, "*". If you disagree with the final valuation of a company that you timely protested in July 2002, you may file a petition on or before August 31, 2002, with the Board of Assessment Appeals, 1313 Sherman Street, Suite 315, Denver, CO 80203, (303) 866- 5880. Laws concerning the appeal process are found in 39-2-125(1)(b)(I) and 39-4- 108(8), C.R.S. G:\GRP\SAP\2002 Letters\Final NOV transmittal commissioners sea fl-s 9 1313 Sherman, Room 419, Denver, CO 80203, (303) 866-2371 WID• OW /O eAS TDD (303) 866-5300 FAX (303) 866-4000 ,daZ E-Mail mary.huddleston@state.co.us 2OO2-2214 /a Colorado State Assessed Property Notice of Valuation - County Summary August 1, 2002 WELD ID Company Name $Assessed $Actual 5.5% Limit Tabor Actual TL 569 360Networks(USA),Inc. $58,800 $202,800 $0 $0 TX 414 ACN $700 $2,400 $0 $0 TM a 459 Advanced Nationwide Messaging g g $69,800 $240,700 $0 $0 TX 936 Affinity Telecom f/k/a Chemow Comm $2,700 $9,300 $0 $0 TM 443 Arch Wireless,Inc. $98,000 $337,900 $0 $0 TL 369 AT&T Communications $4,043,900 $13,944,500 $631,000 $543,900 TM 439 AT&T Wireless Services of Colorado, LL C* $34,700 $119,700 $0 $0 PD 306 Atmos Energy Corp.Co $4,614,300 $15,911,400 $0 $0 EL 067 Basin Electric Power Coop $1,017,100 $3,507,200 $0 $0 PF 312 BP Pipelines(North America)Inc. $252,500 $870,700 $0 $0 TL 091 Broadwing Communications Services, Inc. * $1,116,900 $3,851,400 $0 $0 TX 386 Broadwing Telecommunications Inc $9,000 $31,000 $0 $0 RR 345 Burlington Northern&Santa Fe Railway Co $3.954,300 $13,635,500 $0 $0 TX 400 Business Telecom,Inc $1,400 $4,800 $0 $0 TX 743 Claircom Networks, Inc $200 $700 $0 $0 PT 328 Colorado Interstate Gas Co. $11,132,500 $38,387,900 $466,100 $1.153,700 PF 315 Conoco Pipeline Co. $1,817,100 $6,265,900 $0 $0 TM 662 Cricket Communications,Inc* $227,900 $785,900 $227,900 $786.000 TX 917 Davel Communications Inc* $5,900 $20,300 $0 $0 TL 676 Dynegy Connect LP* $36,700 $126,600 $0 $0 TL 648 Enron Broadband Services $39,500 $136,200 $0 $0 AL 020 FedEx Express $8,400 $29,000 $0 $0 TX 062 Genuity Solutions* $86,100 $296,900 $0 $0 RR 355 Great Western Railway Co. $478,500 $1,650,000 $0 $0 TM 753 Greeley Cellular Telephone Company* $1,987,500 $6,853,400 $0 $0 ER 827 Heartland Consumers Power dist $208,900 $720,300 $0 $0 ER 085 High West Energy $21.100 $72,800 $0 $0 ER 075 Highline Electric Assn $5,900 $20,300 $0 $0 TL 371 ICG Telecom Group,Inc. $137,700 $474,800 $0 $0 EL 819 Johnstown Cogen Co. LLC $46,700 $161,000 $0 $0 PF 326 Kaneb Pipeline $218,600 $753,800 $0 $0 PT 675 Ken-McGee Gathering LLC* $31,418,800 $108,340,700 $0 $0 PT 920 KM Interstate Gas Transmission LLC* $5,370,300 $18,518,300 $0 $0 PT 961 KN Gas Gathering $496,200 $1,711,000 $0 $0 PD 309 KN Retail* $1,239,800 $4,275,200 $0 $0 TL 500 Level 3 Communications LLC $438,900 $1,513,400 $1,596,400 $5,505.000 ER 825 Lincoln Electric System $150,200 $517,900 $0 $0 TX 762 Matrix Telecom $400 $1,400 $0 $0 TL 390 MCI Worldcom Network Services,Inc. $2,291,300 $7,901,000 $0 $0 TL 368 McLeod USA Telecommunications Services $9,300 $32,100 $0 $0 TL 366 McLeodUSA Network Services,Inc. $1,300 $4,500 $0 $0 TL 570 Metromedia Fiber Network Services,Inc. * $69,500 $239,700 $0 $0 ER 081 Morgan County Rural Elec Assn $644,800 $2,223,400 $0 $0 TM 611 Nextel West Corporation * $407,700 $1,405,900 $0 $0 PT 307 Northern Natural Gas Company $12,000 $41,400 $0 $0 TR 481 Nunn Telephone Company $421,500 $1,453,400 $0 $0 TX 059 One Call Communications $800 $2,800 $0 $0 TX 138 Operator Communications $200 $700 $0 $0 TX 576 PhoneSmart $11,000 $37,900 $0 $0 7/26/02 2:16 PM WELD Page 1 of 2 1D Company Name $Assessed $Actual 5.5% Limit Tabor Actual TX 585 Phonetel Technologies Inc* $1,300 $4,500 $0 $0 EL 472 Ponnequin Acquisiotions $776,600 $2,677,900 $0 $0 ER 084 Poudre Valley Rural Elec Assn $1,804,800 $6,223,400 $0 $0 TX 347 Primus Telecommunications Inc. $5,700 $19,700 $0 $0 EL 064 Public Service Company of Colorado $90,262,700 $311,250,700 $0 $0 TL 393 Corporation west West)Q (US $29,835,600 $102,881,400 $0 $0 TM 602 west Wireless,LLC Q $857,900 $2,958,300 $0 $0 PT 679 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. * $2,500 $8,600 $0 $0 TR 487 Roggen Telephone Company $161,500 $556,900 $0 $0 TX 835 RSL Corn U.S.A., Inc. $34,800 $120,000 $0 $0 PF 323 Sinclair Pipeline Company $153,200 $528,300 $0 $0 TL 379 Sprint Communications Co. LP $530,300 $1,828,600 $0 $0 TM 435 Sprint Spectrum LP dba Sprint PCS $809,700 $2,792,100 $0 $0 TR 490 Stoneham Co-op Telephone Corp $87,400 $301,400 $0 $0 EL 867 Thermo Cogeneration Partnership,L.P. * $18,640,300 $64,276,900 $0 $0 EL 318 Thermo Greeley LLC * $2,061,100 $7,107,200 $0 $0 EL 746 Thermo Power and Electric $2,578,000 $8,889,700 $0 $0 TX 583 T-Netix Inc $8,500 $29,300 $0 $0 TL 457 Touch America $1,154,500 $3,981,000 $0 $0 PT 340 Trailblazer Pipeline $1,439,100 $4,962,400 $0 $0 ER 093 Tri-State Gen&Trans Assoc $1,721,900 $5,937,600 $0 $0 RR 361 Union Pacific Railroad Company* $8,918,300 $30,752,800 $525,300 $75,800 ER 094 United Power Inc $5,514,800 $19,016,600 $0 $0 TX 760 Univance Telecommunications Inc $13,400 $46,200 $0 $0 TM455 Verizon Wireless(VAW)L LC $1,468,600 $5,064,100 $0 $0 TM 449 VoiceStream PCS II Corporation $883,500 $3,046,600 $0 $0 TM 566 Western Communications Paging $200 $700 $0 $0 ER 833 Western Minnesota Power $493,500 $1,701,700 $0 $0 PT 807 Westgas Interstate,Inc. $19,500 $67.200 $0 $0 PF 956 Westtex 66 Pipeline Co. $226,500 $781,000 $0 $0 TR 496 Wiggins Telephone Association $177,200 $611,000 $0 $0 PT 334 Wiliams Gas Pipeline Central $1,055,400 $3,639,300 $0 $0 TL 562 Williams Network Services $651,200 $2,245,500 $0 $0 TX 618 Working Assets Funding $12,100 $41,700 $0 $0 PT 343 Wyoming Interstate Company Ltd. $4,978,800 $17,168,300 $0 $0 ER 824 Wyoming Municipal Power Agency $64,300 $221,700 $0 $0 TL 456 XO Communications, Inc. $100 $300 $0 $0 TOTALS $252,122,100 $869,386,400 $3,446,700 $8,064,400 7/26/02 2:16 PM WELD Page 2 of 2 Colorado State Assessed Property - Private Canine Notice of Valuation- County Summary August 1, 2002 WELD ID Company Name $Assessed $Actual PC 782 A.E.Staley Manufacturing Co. $800 $2,800 PC 260 ACF Industries,Inc. $13,700 $47,200 PC 099 ADM Transportation Co $7,900 $27,200 PC 930 Ag Processing Inc. $2,900 $10,000 PC 180 Air Liquide America Corp $600 $2,100 PC 105 Alabama Power Company $67,300 $232,100 PC 204 Albemarle Corporation $100 $300 PC 596 Alliant Energy $7,800 $26900 PC 533 Ameren Energy Generating Co _ $200 $700 PC 109 American Electric Power_-_ $15,200 $52,400 PC 690 American Soda,LLP $31,900 $110,000 PC 692 Arizona Electric Power Coop $19,600 $67,600 PC 914 Astaris LLC $200 $700 PC 119 Baroid Drilling Fluids $100 $300 PC 183 Boeing Company $100 $300 PC 225 Bombardier Capital S7,700 $26,600 PC 121 Borden Chemical,Inc. $100 $300 PC 111 BP Corporation North America Inc. $2,100 $7,200 PC 723 C.W.Brooks $200 $700 - PC 553 Cargill,Inc. $7,000 $24,100 PC 941 Cagill,Inc.Salt Division $1,200 $4,100 — ---- PC 554_C_argill,Ing.CGD Division $8,800 $30,300 PC 126 Celtran,Inc. $200 $700 PC 604 Centennial Gas Liquids $1,000 $3,400 PC 558 Central&SW Services $8,600 $29,700 PC 705 Central Louisiana Electric $700 $2,400 PC 128 Central Power&Light $41,100 S141,700 PC 131 Chevron Chemical Company $200 $700 PC 130 Chevron USA Inc. $1,300 $4,500 PC 132 Chicago Freight Car Leasing $9,500 $32,800 PC 143 CIT Group/Capital Finance $33,200 $114,500 PC 791 Citicorp Railmark,Inc. $200 $700 PC 135 City Public Service of San Antonio $1,800 $6,200 PC 127 Cleco Power LLC SIN $300 - PC 100 Commonwealth Edison Co --._ .. mpany $2,800 $9,700 ___-- - PC 040 Conoco Inc. $16,900 $58,300 __ PC 906 Consol Energy $400 $1,400 PC 701 Continental Tank Car $1,100 $3,800 PC 619 Coors Brewing Company $94,400 $325,500 PC 034 COTCO Inc. $2,500 $8,600 PC 702 Cryo-Trans,Inc. $1,400 $4,800 PC 141 Crystal Car Line $1,000 $3,400 PC 036 Dakota Gasification Co $4,000 $13,800 PC 142 Delta Tank Line Co $200 -- $700 PC 273 Dow Chemical Co&Union Carbide $1,800 $6,200 PC 201 Dowell Div of Schlumberger Technology Cor —_ $100 $300 PC 706 DTE Transportation Services $700 $2,400 PC 269 Eastman Chemical Company $900 $3,100 PC 145 Eastman Kodak-Colorado Div $I00 $300 7/26/02 11:24 AM WELD Page 1 of 4 ID Company Name $Assessed $Actual PC 202 ECDC Environmental LC $400 $1,400 Empire District Electric Company — PC 797 �P _-- _ ---P y ..__.._ $16,000 $55,200 PC 591 Engineered Carbons $100 $300 PC 266 Entergy Arkansas,Inc. $9,000 $31,000 PC 174 Entergy Gulf States,Inc. $28,700 $99,000 PC 124 EPIC $200 T700 PC 148 Equistar Chemicals,LP $3,400 $11,700 PC 715 Excel Railcar Corporation $500 $1,700 PC 151 Exxon Mobil Corporation . $5,400 $18,600 • PC 033 Farmers Commodities Transpoi tation Co $2,100 $7,200 PC 155 Farmland Industries Inc. $4,600 $15,900 PC 519 Fayette Power Project Unit 1&2 $21,400 - _$73,800 • PC 911 Fayette Power Project Unit 3 $10,100 $34,800 PC 153 Fina Oil Company $400 $1,400 PC 995 First Security Bank Nat.Assoc. $100 $300 PC 220 First Union Rail Corporation* $19,600 $67,600 - PC 718 Flex Leasing Corporation $300 $1,000 PC 521 FMC Corporation $6,800 $23,400 PC 156 Formosa Transrail Corp $800 $2,800 PC 325 Freeport-McMoran Sulphur $7,100 $24,500 PC 231 Fuel Supply Trust $300 $1,000 PC 169 GATX Financial Corp Capital Division . $2,400 $8,300 — _ PC 162 GATX Financial Corp Rail Division $41,200 $142,100 PC 699 GATX Rail Canada FKA CGTX $900 $3,100 PC 559 GE Rail Services Corp —�— $35,500 $122,400 PC 163 GE Railcar Customers $200 $700 PC 707 General Chemical Corp $100 $300 PC 344 Georgetown Rail Equipment Co $3,900 $13,400 PC 165 Georgia Gulf Chemicals&Vinyls,LLC $100 $300 • PC 960 Georgia Power Company $3,700 $12,800 PC 168 GLNX Corporation" $500 $1,700 PC 719 Golden Leasing $100 $300 PC 709 Greenbrier Leasing Corporation' $10,900 $37,600PC 550 Helm Financial Corp $21,100 $72,800 PC 812 Helm Locomotive Leasing $800 $2,800 PC 935 Helm Pacific Leasing $500 $1,700 PC 946 Herzog Contracting $1,300 $4,500 PC 888 Holnam Inc aka Holcim $2,900 $10,000 PC 196 IBP,Inc. $200 $700 PC 200 IMC Chemicals fka N American Chemical $2,200 $7,600 PC 190 IMC Global Operations Inc.* $200 $700 PC 664 Intel-coastal Leasing $700 $2,400 PC 878 J.R.Simplot Company $7,500 $25,900 PC 280 JAIX Leasing Company $1,900 $6,600 PC 909 Joseph Leasing Ltd aka DJJ Leasing Ltd $1 100 $3,800 PC 905 Job Trans.Inc fka David Joseph* $15,900 $54,800 PC 199 Kennecott Utah Copper Corp $8,500 $29,300 PC 900 L.G.Everist,Inc. —_—_ $71,100 $245,200 PC 536 Louis Dreyfus Corporation $800 $2,800__ PC 721 LUSCAR Ltd $6,200 $21,400 PC 232 M&C Railcar Leasing,LLC* $800 $2,800 PC 207 Mallard Transportation Company $100 $300 PC 038 MERCO-A Joint Venture $400 $1,400 PC 212 MHC,Inc.(Conagra,Inc.) $3,600 $12,400 7/26/02 11:24 AM WELD Page 2 of 4 ID Company Name $Assessed $Actual PC 847 MHF Logistical $10,100 $34,800 PC 537 Mid-American Energy Co $11,400 --- - - -_--_---- - _--_ $3,300 _ PC 403 Midwest Generation,LLC• $16,500 $56,900 PC 268 Minnesota Corn Processors Bulk Products $7,700 $26,600 PC 217 Mississippi Power Co $115,100 $396,900 PC 214 MRC Rail Services $79,900 $275,500 PC 251 MRXX Corporation $800 $2,800 PC 152 NashTex Leasing,Inc. $500 $1,700 PC 243 Nevada Cement $1,200 $4,100 PC 221 NI Source -- __. __.__$11,300 $39,000 _ PC 039 North American Salt $300 $1,000 ______ PC 274 North Star Steel -_ $1,100 $3,800 PC 945 Northern States Power $12,000 $41,400 • PC 173 Nova Chemicals Inc. $1,300 $4,500 _. PC 226 Occidental Chemical Corporation $900 $3,100 PC I44 OC1 Chemical Corporation* $600 $2,100 PC 285 Ohio Valley Electric Corp $4,600 $15,900 _ PC 910 Oil-Dri Corporation of America $100 $300 • PC 227 Oklahoma Gas&Electric Co $800 $2,800 PC 041 On-Track Railcar Service $100 $300 PC 367 Oxy Vinyls LP - $600 $2,100 _ PC 993 Perdue Transportation $100 $300 PC 234 Phillips Petroleum Co —_- $2,900 $10,000 PC 236 PLM International,Inc. $2,100 $7,200 PC 727 Poole Chemical $100 $300 PC 548 Praxair,Inc. $200 $700 PC 240 Procor Ltd $9,200 _ $31,700 • PC 728 Proctor&Gamble $1,300 $4,500 PC 600 Progress Rail Services $1,500 $5,200 • PC 241 Public Service Company of Colorado $60,800 $209,700 • PC 242 Public Service Company of Oldahoma $2,600 $9,000 PC 283 Rail Transportation Services $100 $300 PC 193 Railcar Associates LP --- ---- $5,400 $18,600 _ PC 055 Railcar Leasing LLC $5,200 $17,900 PC 448 Railcar,Ltd.* S700 $2,400 PC 926 Rampart Range Corp $700 $2,400 _ _-� PC 250 Relco Tank Line,Inc.• $I00 $300 • PPC 287 Reliant Energy HL&P $62,400 $215,200 PC 887 Rio Grande Chemical $1,200 54,100 PC 882 Rocky Mm Transportation Srvc $1,700 $5,900 PC 691 S.M.Brooks Freight $300 $1,000 PC 535 Sauvage Gas Company* $100 $300 PC 265 Savage-Harrington Energy Services $32,400 $111,700 • PC 298 Save Tolk FICA Wheelabrator — $55,200 $190,300 PC 337 Scherer Electric Generating Facility $3,100 $10,700 PC 258 Shell Oil Company $400 $1,400 PC 259 Shintech Inc. $100 $300 - - - PC 101 Solvay Minerals,Inc. $8,000 $27,60O PC 261 Solvay Polyethylene North America $3,100 510,700 PC 223 Southeastern Industrial Ent $800 $2,800 PC 944 Southern Illinois Railcar $5,300 $18,300 PC 333 Southwest Rail Industries,Inc. $1,100 $3,800 PC 042 Structural Metals Inc. $1,600 $5,500 PC 989 SULCOM,Inc $200 $700 7/26/02 11:24 AM WELD Page 3 of 4 ID Company Name $Assessed $Actual PC 264 Sunoco(R&M)fka Aristech Chemical $200 $700 PC 255 SW Electric Power Co $900 $3,100 _ PC 875 The Andersons,Inc.• $500 $1,700 PC 203 The Polyone Company $200 $700 PC 924 Transmatrix,Inc. $100 $300 PC 603 Transport Capital LLC $85,500 $294,800 PC 276 Transportation Corp of America $100 $300 PC 636 Transportation Equipment,Inc. $2,100 $7,200 PC 278 Trinitjnd Leasing _____ $10,800 $37,200 • PC 346 Trinity Rail Management $29,600 S102,100 _ PC 275 TTX Company $90,600 $312,400 PC 292 TXU Electric $82,100 $283,100 • PC 284 Union Tank Car Co• _ ,� $46,400 $160,000 PC 925 United Ashpalt,Inc. $200 S700 . PC 289 Vulcan Materials Co $1,100 $3,800 PC 291 Walter Haffner Co• $100 $300 PC 294 Western Farmers Elec Co-Op $100 $300 PC 295 Western Fuels Association $25,700 $88,600 PC 954 Western Resources $65,000 $224,100 PC 595 Winter Bird $100 $300 PC 883 Wisconsin Electric Power $700 $2,400 PC 668 Wisconsin Public Service Corp $900 $3,100 TOTALS $1,788,100 $6,165,000 7/26/02 11:24 AM WELD Page 4 of 4 STATE ASSESSED PROPERTY SECTION COUNTY NOTIFICATION AUGUST 1, 2002 POSSIBLE APPEALS - COUNTY PROTESTS - COMPANY PROTESTS POSSIBLE DISTRICT COURT OR BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS (BAA}: Companies or representatives that protested and did not receive the changes they asked for, or want to provide more data to support their position. America West Airlines AL007 American Airlines AL014 American Trans Air AL006 Delta Airlines ALO16 Great Lakes Aviation AL913 JetBlue Airways AL674 Mesa Airlines AL663 Mesaba Aviation AL660 SkyWest Airlines AL561 Thermo Greeley LLC EL318 KN Retail PD309 TransColorado Gas Transmission Co. PT311 Global Crossing TL362 Northern Colorado Telecomm TL733 CenturyTel of Eagle fka Eagle Telecommunications TR473 CenturyTel of Colorado fka Universal Telephone Co TR494 AT&T Wireless of Colorado TM439 Fort Collins/Loveland Cellular TM752 Greeley Cellular Telephone Company TM753 Durango Cellular (Alltel) TM815 Teleglobe USA TX549 Coved Communications TX133 Working Assets Funding TX618 RSL Com USA TX835 The telecommunications industry is in a tailspin economically. There have been several bankruptcy filings in the last year and many more are likely. Global Crossing may soon i be purchased or partially purchased. That transaction could adversely affect our value of Global Crossing. The recent WorldCom filing could impact the values of MCIWorldCom Network Services and MCI Metro Access. McLeod USA Network Services and McLeod USA Telecommunications Services could also be impacted by bankruptcy court. COUNTY PROTESTS: Arapahoe County: 1O1 Gas Gathering PT961: The assets of KN Gas Gathering have been sold to Kerr-McGee Gathering LLC. Global Crossing TL362: The company is in bankruptcy. The assets are likely to be sold or partially sold in the near future. Coupled with a BAA filing we could be forced to significantly reduce this value further. Our value is twice that in the submitted appraisal. Enron Broadband Services TL648: This company is in bankruptcy. As a result the company has written-down most of the value of their assets in accordance with the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). @Links Network TX784: On June 4, 2001 @Links filed formal documents, Articles of Dissolution, with the Wisconson Department of Financial Institutions and is no longer in business. @Links was incorporated within Wisconsin. Convergent Communications Services TX579: On April 9, 2001 Convergent Communications Services filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company carried out a managed liquidation and has returned all equipment to the previous owner or lien holder in this case. Incomnet TX423: On November 30, 2001, the company ceased operations and all assets were sold or returned to the creditor. Northwestern Digital TX654: The company ceased operations in November 2001. This non-facility based communications reseller no longer serviced customers. The only remaining business activity the company had in Colorado in December 2001 was a billing system used to close out all prior accounts. The reported revenues reflect the fact that the company is no longer in business in Colorado. Rhythms Links TX990: On August 1, 2001 Rhythms filed for bankruptcy in the Southern District of New York, 01-14283BRL thorough 01-14287 BRL. On December 4, 2001 MCI WorldCom purchased certain assets from Rhythms and any remaining assets within Colorado were either abandoned or released to the 2 lesser but in any case they were not in business within this entity. Therefore effective December 4, 2001 the company ceased operations in Colorado. Winstar Communications TX454: In April 2001 the company ceased operations and filed for bankruptcy protection. The assets of the company were either purchased by IDT Communications or were returned to the lesser. Teligent Services TX025: As of December 15, 2001, all services provided by Teligent have been disconnected, the company has filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in the Southern District of New York, Case No. 01-12974 (SMB) and the telecommunications equipment has been restated to its fair market value. Covad Communications TX133: The parent company Covad Communications Group, Inc, filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in 2001 and came out of this reorganization effort the same year. As part of the reorganization the company changed the useful lives of the assets which results in a large increase in the amount of depreciation applied to the company's assets and reduces the net book value of the assets and the company. T-Netix TX583: Corporate headquarters were moved from Arapahoe County to Carrollton Texas. The amount of remaining assets in the other Colorado counties maintained their values and received a larger portion of the value. Digital Teleport TX642: On December 31, 2001 Digital Teleport filed for voluntary Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. The fiber optic network within the State of Colorado is not currently lit and capable of carrying traffic. Furthermore, the company does not currently have the funding to light this network, nor does it have any customers for the network. Filed in Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, Case No. 01-54369. Boulder County: Nextel West TM611: Values changed as a result of an amended Annual Statement of Property (ASOP) and an apportionment error. Values will change for a large number of counties, back to the counties they were in last year, with an increase. ASOP provided to the county. Qwest Wireless TM602: The assessed value increased; ASOP provided to the county. Qwest Communications Corp. TL923: The assessed value increased; ASOP provided to the county. Qwest Corporation TL393: The assessed value increased; ASOP provided to the county. 3 Global Crossing TL362: The company is in bankruptcy. The assets are likely to be sold or partially sold in the near future. Coupled with a BAA filing we could be forced to significantly reduce this value further. Our value is twice that in the submitted appraisal. The ASOP has been provided to the county. MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP has been provided to the county. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. Working Assets Funding TX618: The net operating income has stabilized while net operating property is still increasing and the rates of return for this company still remain over 1,000%. It appears this company may be one of the survivors but it will still want its tax liability low and may protest further. Douglas County: XO Communications Inc. TL456: Based on the state of the industry extensive economic obsolescence is warranted. The company is in bankruptcy. Touch America TL457: The reduction occurred as the accounting for the Colorado assets had to be adjusted. The company wanted us to exclude unused fiber. We denied that request. While the industry is in trouble this company could realize an increase in 2003. Covad Communications TX133: The parent company Covad Communications Group, Inc, filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in 2001 and came out of this reorganization effort the same year. As part of the reorganization, the company changed the useful lives of the assets, which results in a large increase in the amount of depreciation applied to the company's assets, and reduces the net book value of the assets and the company. In tax year 2001, Covad reported historical cost of assets within Douglas County of$445,561. In tax year 2002 it reported $394,747 in historical cost. No itemized lists of the company's fixed assets were provided regarding Douglas County or any other county. La Plata County: Alamosa PCS TM658: This is a company new to your county in 2001, and new to the state in 2000. I have talked with them several times, and no ASOP has come in. It is a Best Information Available (BIA) valuation. There is apportionment to your county based upon information from their website, showing Durango in the coverage area. They did not protest, but there is no guarantee that they won't seek an abatement. 4 Express Jet Airlines AL015: This is a new regional carrier to the state, owned by Continental Airlines, and flown as Continental Express. Sierra Pacific Airlines AL461: This is a scheduled carrier, mostly involved in charter flights. They had only one flight into Durango in 2001. SkyWest Airlines AL561: This regional carrier also flies as Delta Connection and United Express. Air Wisconsin also flies as United Express. They assumed Air Wisconsin's flights Denver to Durango fall 2001. KN Retail PD309: This company purchased CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. We have adjusted the apportionment to eliminate the 97 percent reduction in those counties that had CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. AT&T Communications TL369: AT&T has been changing over the past few years by divesting business units. They also have suffered from the economically depressed industry. El Paso Natural Gas PT330: Because of expansion outside of Colorado and no additions in Colorado, the allocation to Colorado was reduced. The lower allocation caused a lower value. Our value of the entire system actually increased. Kinder Morgan Cortez Pipeline PT329: The company had more non-taxable items in Colorado this year. PacificCorp Electric Operations EL066: Slight assessed value reduced due to increase in plant outside of Colorado and a decrease in plant within Colorado. Public Service Company of Colorado EL064: The company's income is stabilizing at a level slightly less than the past few years. The reduction is less than one percent from 2001. MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. TransColorado Gas Transmission Co. PT311: Slight decrease due to no additions to the pipeline and a lack of business activity. Transwestern Pipeline Co. PT310: Decreased due to a sharp decline in income for the pipeline. ACN TX414: The company completed the 2002 ASOP and indicated that it has customers and assets in La Plata County. In past reporting years, the company did not report any activity or presence in La Plata County. 5 Affinity Telecom f/k/a Chernow Comm TX936: Affinity Telecom was incorporated in 2001 and purchased certain assets of Chernow Communications. This appears to be an asset purchase and Chernow's leases were not purchased and therefore ceased. The combination of the purchase, Affinity restating the Chernow assets at a lower value, disposing of some of the assets and the fact that the leases were not part of the purchase agreement, all result in a lower value. Broadwing Telecommunications TX386: This entity is a non-facility based company. It has no assets in Colorado. Therefore the value and how the value is apportioned to counties can vary greatly from year-to-year. For 2001 its Colorado gross revenues went up by a large amount. However, this legal entity is losing an average of$115,210,000 per year. Its Balance Sheet is under severe stress, namely, retained earnings which shows the reporting company has a huge negative which is in line with the large losses incurred by the parent. All of these factors place into question whether this company is a going concern and has much market value. If it is a going concern for how long and what is the market value of a company that is close to no longer being a going concern? Davel Communications TX917: A BIA value was placed on the company because it originally only submitted limited cost information. Claircom Networks TX743: A new company that reported customers in La Plata County. Coast International Inc TX383: Coast International is a non-facility based reseller of long distance service. The value is based on the income generated by customers within Colorado. The location of the customer and the amount of income from the customer varies from year-to-year. For 2001, the company reported an increase in Colorado Gross Revenues of almost 4 times over the previous year. Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad RR353: The company failed to file for Tax Year 2002. The value placed on the company was based on last year's value. The company submitted the ASOP on July 15 and a new value was calculated. Matrix Telecom TX762: Matrix is a non-facility based communications company. They have no assets in Colorado and its value is based on the revenues and customers. Customers usually come and go to the low cost provider regardless of location. The Colorado gross revenues the company generated from the prior year is down over 50 percent. The average net operating loss for this company is $1,320,203. Furthermore, the balance sheet shows that the company has large negative retained earnings which are usually a very good indicator it may not be in business much longer. 6 Operator Communications TX138: The income this company generated decreased almost 200% from the previous year. Sine the company has no Colorado assets, the cost approach is not a reliable indicator of value. The company appears to be a going concern and may be able to weather the economic downturn. Phonetel Technologies TX585: The company is new and has little historical information. Its income is negative but it does have assets in Colorado. We used the unitary approach to value and relied on the cost approach to value this company. The company originally submitted an incomplete return but it did protest and filed a complete return which resulted in a new assessed value. Primus Telecommunications TX347: The Colorado gross revenues for this company decreased from several million last year to just over one million this year. Given the nature of the telecommunications industry the past two years, this large decrease was observed in other telecommunications companies. RSL Corn USA TX835: RSL Com USA is a consolidation of two other companies within the RSL corporate structure, LDM Systems and RSL Corn Primecall. RSL Com USA is a non-facility based communications company. They have no assets in Colorado and its value is based on the revenues and customers. Customers usually come and go to the low cost provider regardless of location of the provider. T-Netix TX583: Corporate headquarters were moved from Arapahoe County to Carrollton Texas. The amount of remaining assets in the other Colorado counties maintained their values and received a larger portion of the value. Univance Telecommunications TX760: The company reported an increase in the amount of assets it has within Colorado, it reported an increase in the number of customers in Colorado and the revenues generated within Colorado have stabilized. All these factors contributed to an overall increase in value for Univance. Working Assets Funding TX618: The net operating income has stabilized, investments in net operating property is increasing and the rates of return for this company still remain over 1,000%. It appears this company may be one of the survivors, but it still wants its tax liability lowered. Logan County: All of the companies listed in the protest showed no new construction. At times the reported companies fail to provide new construction information. We will follow through with each of the companies to confirm the information provided with the ASOP. We will push for quick answers so we can provide any changes to new construction amounts by mid August. MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. Moffat County: Nextel West TM611: Values changed as a result of an amended ASOP and an apportionment error. Values will change for a large number of counties, back to the counties they were in last year, with an increase. Morgan County: MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. Network Services TL562: The ASOP showed no property left in Morgan County. We will follow up with the company in August. Some assets were sold back to a creditor. Pathnet TL563: Information from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission showed that this company abandoned service. KN Gas Gathering PT961: The assets of KN Gas Gathering have been sold to Kerr-McGee Gathering LLC and Bittercreek Pipeline. KN Wattenberg PT921: Company records now show that the assets in Morgan County have been reduced. 360 Networks USA, Inc. TL569: In 2001 these assets were new and valued with no economic depreciation applied. The company is in bankruptcy and had to write-down the value of their assets. This led to the reduction is value for 2002. Evercom TX159: Evercom reported a 50 percent decrease in Colorado revenues and a 50 percent decrease in the number of customers. Both of these factors contribute heavily in the valuation process of non-facility based telephone resellers. Primus Telecommunications TX347: Primus is a non-facility based communications company and has no assets in Colorado. The value is 8 • distributed based on customers and/or revenues where they are generated. The Colorado gross revenues for this company decreased from several million last year to just over one million this year. Given the nature of the telecommunications industry the past two years, this is expected. Phillips County: Federal Express AL020: Why the decrease? All of the airlines, cargo and passenger carriers, have had a decline in value. The industry has had less business and leisure activity; federal funding has largely offset the unexpected costs incurred in September. Phillips County Telephone TM483: Why the decrease? The highest income in the last six years, has dropped off the five-year average used for estimating the income to capitalize into value. KN Gas Gathering PT961: The company says that the assets reported in Phillips County in past years were an error. Their records indicate that there never were any assets in Phillips County. KN Retail PD309: This company purchased CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. We have adjusted the apportionment to eliminate the 97 percent reduction in those counties that had CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. Broadwing Telecommunications TX386: This entity is a non-facility based company. It has no assets in Colorado. Therefore the value and how the value is apportioned to counties can vary greatly from year-to-year. For 2001 its Colorado gross revenues went up by a large amount. However, this legal entity is losing an average of$115,210,000 per year. Its Balance Sheet is under severe stress, namely, retained earnings, which shows the reporting company has a huge negative and is in line with the large losses incurred by the parent. All of these factors place into question whether this company is a going concern and has much market value. If it is a going concern for how long and what is the market value of a company that is close to no longer being a going concern? Phonetel Technologies TX585: The company is new and has little historical information. Its income is negative but it does have assets in Colorado. We used the unitary approach and relied on the cost approach to value this company. The company originally submitted an incomplete return but it did protest and filed a complete return resulting in an assessed value of $47,400. Nebraska, Kansas & Colorado RR RR107: A change in the calculation of the company's net operating income to include other income/losses as well as operating income/losses resulted in a lower income to capitalize and a lower overall assessed value. Also, the company reported inventories and supplies of 9 $100,454 which are excluded from the 2002 valuation. Last year the company reported $373,115 in inventories and supplies but it was not subtracted from its 2001 value. Rio Blanco County: UBET Wireless TM680: This is a new company expanding from eastern Utah. CenturyTel of Eagle fka Eagle Telecommunication TR473: CenturyTel has changed the name. Canyon Gas Resources is a new company. Amoco Pipeline Company sold their assets in Rio Blanco and Moffat Counties. We have the name of the buyer and will pick those assets up as omitted property. Tom Brown Field Services claims to have filed locally. NC Telecom Inc. is a new company. KN Gas Gathering PT961: Company claims they do not have any property in Rio Blanco County. Evercom TX159: Evercom reported a 50 percent decrease in Colorado revenues and a 50 percent decrease in the number of customers. Both of these factors contribute heavily in the valuation process of non-facility based telephone resellers. One Call TX059: One Call Communications is a non-facility based reseller of long distance service. They have no assets within Colorado and the value is based on income generated within Colorado and disbursed where the revenue is generated. This year no revenue was generated within Rio Blanco County. Primus Telecommunications TX347: Primus is a non-facility based communications company and has no assets in Colorado. The value is distributed based on customers and/or revenues where they are generated. The Colorado gross revenues for this company decreased from several million last year to just over one million this year. Given the nature of the telecommunications industry the past two years, this is expected. Coast International Inc TX383: Coast International is a non-facility based reseller of long distance service. The value is based on the income generated by customers within Colorado. The location of the customer and the amount of income from the customer varies from year-to-year. For 2001, the company 10 reported an increase in Colorado gross revenues of almost 4 times over the previous year. Broadwing Telecommunications TX386: This entity is a non-facility based company. It has no assets in Colorado. Therefore the value and how the value is apportioned to counties can vary greatly from year-to-year. For 2001 its Colorado gross revenues went up by a large amount. However, this legal entity is losing an average of$115,210,000 per year. Its Balance Sheet is under serve stress, namely, retained earnings which shows the reporting company has a huge negative which is in line with the large losses incurred by the parent. All of these factors place into question whether this company is a going concern and has much market value. If it is a going concern for how long and what is the market value of a company that is close to no longer being a going concern? Business Telcom TX400: Business Telcom is a non-facility based communications company. It has no assets in Colorado. The value is based on revenues generated from customers with the state. These customers are typically looking for the best deal possible and have little or no loyalty to a particular carrier. Therefore, a county might have Business Telecom as a taxpayer one year but if the customers find a lower cost carrier, then they will look to alternatives. Phonetel Technologies TX585: The company is new and has little historical information. Its income is negative but it does have assets in Colorado. We relied on the cost approach to value this company. Working Assets Funding TX618: The net operating income has stabilized while net operating property is still increasing and the rates of return for this company still remain over 1,000%. It appears this company may be one of the survivors but it will still want its tax liability low and may protest further. Univance Telecommunications TX760: The company reported an increase in the amount of assets it has within Colorado, it reported an increase in the number of customers in Colorado and the revenues generated within Colorado have stabilized. All these factors contributed to an overall increase in value for Univance. Matrix Telecom TX762: Matrix is a non-facility based communications company. They have no assets in Colorado and its value is based on the revenues and customers. Customers usually come and go to the low cost provider regardless of location. The Colorado gross revenues the company generated from the prior year is down over 50 percent. The average net operating loss for this company is $1,320,203. Furthermore, the balance sheet shows that the company has large negative retained earnings which are usually a very good indicator it may not be in business much longer. 11 RSL Com USA TX835: RSL Corn USA is a consolidation of two other companies within the RSL corporate structure, LDM Systems and RSL Corn Primecall. RSL Com USA is a non-facility based communications company. They have no assets in Colorado and its value is based on the revenues and customers. Customers usually come and go to the low cost provider regardless of location of the provider. Affinity Telecom f/k/a Chernow Comm TX936: Affinity Telecom was incorporated in 2001 and purchased certain assets of Chernow Communications. This appears to be an asset purchase where as Chernow's leases were not purchased and were ceased and removed from Colorado. The combination of the purchase, Affinity restating the assets they bought from Chernow at a lower value, some of the assets were disposed of and the leases were not part of the purchase agreement, all results in a lower value. Yuma County: Bittercreek Pipeline PT650: In 2001 the KN Gas Gathering assessment was a BIA because of a lack of proof of sale of the assets. At that time we were not sure that the Bittercreek assets were the former KN Gas Gathering assets. They are the same. In 2001 the same property was assessed to two separate owners. Bittercreek is the only owner. Combining the KN Gas Gathering and Bittercreek valuation from 2001 would continue a double assessment. We apologize for the confusion. 360 Networks USA, Inc. TL569: In 2001 these assets were new and valued with no economic depreciation applied. The company is in bankruptcy and had to write-down the value of their assets. This led to the reduction is value for 2002. KM Interstate Gas transmission LLC PT920: The company wanted us to use the income used by Kansas. They also want us to change the weighting to lean to the income approach. The slight adjustment to the weighting caused a decrease from July 1, 2002 but a significant increase over last year. Due to apportionment changes most counties increased while a few decreased. MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. Qwest Communications TL923: Data entry error has been corrected. Northern Natural Gas Company PT307: Data entry error has been corrected. 12 Evercom TX159: Evercom reported a 50 percent decrease in Colorado revenues and a 50 percent decrease in the number of customers. Both of these factors contribute heavily in the valuation process of non-facility based telephone resellers. 13 COMPANY PROTESTS: The county notices have companies names that appear with an asterisk. These values have changed since our July 1, 2002 notice. Air Trans International (ATI) fka BAX Global AL620: Provided information on their contract carrier, Capital Cargo; ASOPs have been sent out for omitted property. ATI also pulled out ground operations to be reported locally as BAX Global; proof included, so the value will go down. America West Airlines AL007: Pointed out some changes they would like. I change to reported NBVs from imputed NBVs for aircraft, the value will go down. American Airlines AL005: Pointed out appraisal and industry problems. Supplied an avionics application software report, so the value will go down, but likely to file for a hearing. American Trans Air AL006: Pointed out some changes they would like; no change. Ameriflight AL828: They finally sent in an amended ASOP, there are still some problems with it. The value will go down from the BIA, based on last year's net book values. Delta Airlines AL016: Pointed out appraisal and industry problems. No change, but likely to file for a hearing. DHL AL674: Finally sent in an ASOP. They have pulled out the ground operations, and I used last year's net book values, so the value will go down. Great Lakes Aviation AL913: Finally sent in an ASOP. The BIA was based on last year's Net Book Values (NBV), so the value will go down. CITTA is also making their usual pitch for blue book values, with a fleet discount to be used instead of NBV. Great Plains AL767: No word on their BIA. They claimed that they would be putting an ASOP together. There has been no protest and no change. Jet Blue AL700: Provided an avionics software report with a high 13.57 percent deduction. We reduced the deduction from 7 percent to 9 percent, after seeing a KPMG report. The value goes down, but they will probably appeal. Mesa Air Group AL663: Would like the grounded aircraft treated as non-operating property, and removed entirely from the valuation, and then get an abatement for last year. We did not reduce the value, so they will likely appeal. Mesaba AL660: CITTA is making their usual pitch for blue book values, with a fleet discount to be used instead of NBV. No change in value. 14 Midway Airlines AL998: No word on their BIA. They claimed that they would be putting an ASOP together. There has been no protest and no change, but I have not researched the impact of the bankruptcy early 2001. I will be providing information. Skywest AL561: CITTA is making their usual pitch for blue book values, with a fleet discount to be used instead of NBV. No change in value. United Airlines AL049: I made a correction for the flight simulator application software deduction; the value will go down. Ptarmigan Resources and Energy EL635: The Missionary Ridge fire caused damage to the power lines and the plant had to be shutdown for three weeks. The drought has caused diminished output. The 2002 value was adjusted to the level of our 2001 value. A further decline next year is likely because of lost income from the fire and the drought. Thermo Cogeneration Partners EL867: The taxpayer brought more detailed data as requested by the Division of Property Taxation. The information allowed for a more precise valuation. Thermo Greeley LLC EL318: The value was adjusted as the taxpayer presented gas- pricing information. We did not accept all that the taxpayer wanted. Salt River Project ER086: The taxpayer presented evidence that the high value of 2001 was unsustainable for 2002. The 2000 income was very high because of sales of electricity to California that will not be repeated. Empire Electric ER072: The taxpayer made a clerical mistake and a correction was submitted. KN Retail PD309: The company protested based on income and weighting of approaches to value. Some of the protest data was reasonable. Our value declined from July 1, 2002 and is still an increase over 2001. This company purchased CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. They used an unusual accounting method to record these assets on the corporate financial statements. We have adjusted the apportionment to eliminate the 97 percent reduction in those counties that had CUC-Colorado Division in 2001. Shamrock Logistics Operations PF322: The company incorrectly reported with the initial rendition to us. The finalized document to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission shows a lower income 2000. Last year the outside tax agent tried to file accurately but since the tax management has been taken over by the company the accuracy has improved. 15 Mid-America Pipeline PF319: Additional information was presented regarding the allocation to Colorado. We had to incorporate this information. Another reduction in allocation is expected for 2003. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. PT679: The company asked for more weighting toward the cost approach. The slight adjustment to the weighting caused a decrease from July 1, 2002 but an increase over last year. KM Interstate Gas transmission LLC PT920: The company wanted us to use the income used by Kansas. They also want us to change the weighting to lean to the income approach. The slight adjustment to the weighting caused a decrease from July 1, 2002 but a significant increase over last year. Due to apportionment changes most counties increased while a few decreased. Metromedia Fiber Network Services, Inc. TL570: The company is in bankruptcy. They asked for a reduction based on an appraisal that is to be presented in court for restatement purposes. We gave partial consideration. Dynegy Connect LP TL676: This is a new company for 2002. The company sent documentation to correct their error on the ASOP. We have made corrections we thought were appropriate. They resulted in a slight reduction from July 1, 2002. Broadwing Communications Services TL091: The company forgot to include depreciation of the Colorado assets. This has now been corrected. MCIWorldCom Network Services, Inc. TL390: Based on the trends in the industry maintaining last year's value was unrealistic. Please note increase from July 1, 2002. The ASOP contained inaccuracies in the Colorado depreciation. AT&T Wireless: (3 companies - of Colorado TM439 / Fort Collins Loveland Cellular TM752 / Greeley Cellular TM753) — Ernst and Young provided a Replacement Cost New Less Depreciation (RCNLD) study and pointed out possible reasons to lower the value; no change. Cricket Communications TM662: Finally sent in their ASOP, the value has gone down from the BIA estimate. Durango Cellular TM815: Pointed out some reasons to lower the value; no change. Alamosa PCS TM658: This is a company new to many counties this year. I have talked with them several times, and no ASOP has come in. It is a BIA valuation. There is apportionment to your county based upon information from their website, showing their coverage area. They did not protest, but there is no guarantee that they won't seek an abatement. Nextel West TM611: Changes made due to amended ASOP; value has gone down. 16 CenturyTel of Colorado TR494: Pointed out first quarter financial information and possible impact of Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) 121 compliance; no change. CenturyTel of Eagle TR473: Pointed out first quarter financial information and possible impact of FASB 121 compliance; no change. Georgetown Loop Railroad RR354: Reduced imputed income and imputed rate of return by 10% due to economic circumstances, continued losses by this railroad company and the impact the fires have had on the tourist industry as a whole. The value was reduced to reflect these circumstances. Union Pacific Railroad RR 361: The weighting between the three approaches to value for this industry has historically been 75 percent reliance upon the income approach and 25 percent on the cost approach. The original value was split 50/50, income and cost A change was made to reflect the historical approach. Burlington Northern/Santa Fe Railroad RR345: The weighting between the three approaches to value has historically been 75 percent reliance upon the income approach and 25 percent on the cost approach in the railroad industry. The original value was split 50/50. A change was made to reflect the historical approach. Also, the company is showing a significant downturn in its most recent semi-annual report. An adjustment was also made to exclude other railroad income from the valuation process. Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad RR107: The 2002 ASOP was not filed until July 15, 2002. The original value was based on last year's return plus a 5 percent factor. The new value is based on the return filed by the company. Verizon Select Services TX027: The company protested our use of a weighted Income/Expense ratio in its valuation. We adjusted the ratio and used the mean from the same set of market information. ACC Telecommunications TX726: Removed locally assessed property that had not previously been reported and also changed apportionment breakdown between Arapahoe and Denver Counties. Cable & Wireless TX948: Cable & Wireless is a company in transition in a very poor telecommunications industry. The company is trying to change from voice only transmission to voice over internet protocol. It currently only uses 24% of its equipment capacity and only two out of six nationwide fiber optic lines. Last year the company reported a loss of $1,235,849,000 on top of three consecutive years of loss. Applied a market rate of return which reduces the value based on economic factors. Genuity Solutions TX062: The parent company took an impairment to its assets which reduced the net book value. Although the parent reduced the value of its assets by 17 57%, the Colorado portion of the company's assets were reduced by 75%. Since so many telecommunications companies have restated their assets to reflect a market value and have done so publicly, we allowed most restatements to be reflected in this year's valuation process. Genuity lost $3.9 billion last year. Covad Communications TX133: The parent company filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection. As a result, the economic lives of most of its assets are restated. The result is a large increase in the amount of deprecation deducted from individual assets. The value we placed on the company reflects the market value of the assets of the company and the company itself. We made no change to the value of the company as a result of the protest. Allegiance Telecom TX045: Another net operating income loss is projected for the upcoming year. However, since we gave the company a large economic obsolescence factor, no further adjustment was made for this year. Century Tel Long Distance TX021: CenturyTel LD is a non-facility based communications company. They have no assets within Colorado. Even though the company does not have assets in Colorado, it wants us to consider basing part of our allocation on the company's net book value in Colorado and system wide. This would distort the value of the company and reduce the value dramatically. No change was made. Davel Communications TX917: A complete return was received July 15 and a new value was calculated. Phonetel Technologies TX585: A complete return was received July 15 and a new value was calculated. 18 The following car line assessments are to be eliminated as duplications: PC177 RailAmerica Equipment Corp miles are included in PC143 The CIT Group/Capital Finance. PC665 Arkansas Power & Light miles are included in PC266 Entergy Arkansas, Inc. PC988 Union Carbide miles are included in PC273 Dow Chemical PC997 Carmath, Inc. miles are included in PC232 M & C Railcar Leasing PC656 Chevron Chemical miles are included in PC131 Chevron Phillips Chemical PC711 should not have been assessed; it had 0 miles in Colorado PC987 out of business Private Car Lines represented by Peter Indurante: They have requested reduced per car values for the following companies, which have been granted DOWELL DIV. OF SCHLUMBERGER PC201 FIRST UNION RAIL CORP. PC220 GLNX CORPORATION PC168 IMC GLOBAL OPERATIONS, INC. PC190 JOSEPH LEASING LTD PC909 JOSEPH TRANS FKA DAVID P. JOSEPH PC905 M & C RAILCAR LEASING PC232 MIDWEST GENERATION PC403 OCI CHEMICAL CORP PC144 RAILCAR LTD PC448 RELCO TANKLINE INC PC250 SAUVAGE GAS CO PC535 THE ANDERSONS PC875 Other Private Car Lines: requests have been granted. WALTER HAFFNER CO PC291 Reduced per car value GREENBRIER LEASING CORPORATION PC709 Reduced per car value TXU ELECTRIC FKA TEXAS UTIL PC292 ASOP changes BIA to higher value UNION TANK CAR CO PC284 Reduce mileage correction Change BIA, but the ASOP has not come PERDUE TRANSPORTATION PC993 in; the value has not been reduced. G:dpt-grp/sap/2002 Protests/County NOV-value changes 2002 + 19 Hello