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City's electric system to FPL. Having considered the matter, it seems to us that the best way to proceed is for the City, FPL, and OUC to meet before attempting to involve FMPA and representatives of the bond entities (i.e., bond counsel, trustee, and so on). We believe this to be best because of the significant additional costs that would be incurred to have the bond entities' attorneys involved, with the additional expenses associated with travel time to Florida. It seems to us that, if we can find a conceptual way to consummate the sale/purchase, we would then arrange a meeting with FMPA and the bond entities. Accordingly, I ask you to let me know, as soon as possible, whether you and appropriate representatives of your respective companies can be available to meet on any of the following dates: January 27-30, and February 6, 9-13. While we think a face to face meeting would be best, a conference call might also work, and should offer additional flexibility as to timing In addition to the above dates, we could be available for a conference call on the following dates: February 2. 4, and 5. Please advise me of your willingness and ability to meet, or participate in a conference call, on any of the above dates. I will appreciate a reply at your earliest convenience. Time is of the essence. Additionally, I request that each of you consent to allow representatives of the Town of Indian River Shores and of Indian River County to attend and participate in any such meeting or conference call. Thank you very much for your consideration. If you have any questions, please call me any time. Cordially yours, Gardner, Bist, Wiener, Bowden, Bush, Dee, LaVia & Wright, P.A. Attorneys for the City of Vero Beach Copies: Chester Clem, Town Attorney, Indian River Shores D. Bruce May, Special Counsel, Indian River Shores Dylan Reingold, County Attorney, Indian River County Floyd R. Self, Esquire Wayne R. Convent, City Attorney, City of Vero Beach 2 220