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Minnesota Power's Notice Plan for Great Northern 30 west superior street / duluth, minnesota 55802-2093 / fax: 218-723-3955 /www.allete.com David R. Moeller Senior Attorney 218-723-3963 [email protected] October 29, 2012 VIA ELECTRONIC FILING Dr. Burl W. Haar Executive Secretary Minnesota Public Utilities Commission 121 7th Place East, Suite 350 St. Paul, MN 55101-2147 Re: In the Matter of the Request by Minnesota Power for a Certificate of Need for the Great Northern Transmission Line Docket No. E015/CN-12-1163 Dear Dr. Haar: Minnesota Power hereby electronically submits its Notice Plan for the Great Northern Transmission Line. Please contact me at the number above should you have any questions related to this submission. Yours truly, David R. Moeller kl Attachments c: Service List STATE OF MINNESOTA ) AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE VIA ) ss ELECTRONIC FILING COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kristie Lindstrom of the City of Duluth, County of St. Louis, State of Minnesota, says that on the 29th day of October, 2012, she served Minnesota Power’s Notice Plan regarding the Great Northern Transmission Line to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission and the Energy Resources Division of the Minnesota Department of Commerce via electronic filing. The remaining parties on the attached service list were served as so indicated on the list. /s/ Kristie Lindstrom __________________________ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of October, 2012. /s/ Sheryl A Miskowski ___________________________ Notary Public - Minnesota My Commission Expires Jan. 31, 2015 Affidavit of service.doc First Name Last Name Email Company Name Address Delivery Method View Trade Secret Service List Name Julia Anderson [email protected] Office of the Attorney 1800 BRM Tower Electronic Service Yes GEN_SL_Minnesota n.us General-DOC 445 Minnesota St Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot St. Paul, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 551012134 Christopher Anderson [email protected] Minnesota Power 30 W Superior St Electronic Service Yes GEN_SL_Minnesota Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot Duluth, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 558022191 Sharon Ferguson [email protected] Department of Commerce 85 7th Place E Ste 500 Electronic Service Yes GEN_SL_Minnesota .us Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot Saint Paul, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 551012198 Elizabeth Goodpaster [email protected] MN Center for Suite 206 Paper Service No GEN_SL_Minnesota g Environmental Advocacy 26 East Exchange Street Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot St. Paul, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 551011667 Burl W. Haar [email protected] Public Utilities Commission Suite 350 Electronic Service No GEN_SL_Minnesota 121 7th Place East Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot St. Paul, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 551012147 Margaret Hodnik [email protected] Minnesota Power 30 West Superior Street Electronic Service No GEN_SL_Minnesota Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot Duluth, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 55802 Lori Hoyum [email protected] Minnesota Power 30 West Superior Street Electronic Service No GEN_SL_Minnesota Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot Duluth, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 55802 Jodi Johnson [email protected] Minnesota Power 30 W. Superior St. Paper Service No GEN_SL_Minnesota Power_GEN_SL_Minnesot Duluth, a Power_Minnesota Power MN General Service List 55802 John A. 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