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Zeiger: Plus the 'lz inch at the sill <br />Enderle: Yes <br />Zeiger: So that becomes more than 2 inches difference <br />Enderle: Yes <br />Zeiger: Over 2 inches is a significant change in the windows in my opinion <br />Enderle: But you have the numbers here. And if you look from outside, I wonder if you <br />could see that difference. <br />Zeiger: I can see it. <br />Enderle: The about the cooperation with the Commission, that is my third point. That <br />really I am grateful to Jerry Ujdak, particularly, he came to my house and checked the <br />windows and he said first it is very clear that this window never had exterior storm <br />windows. It would be a shame to push exterior storm windows on my house. That was <br />the position as you know... <br />Klusczinski: That may be, but unfortunately that is hearsay, since Mr. Ujdak isn't here <br />to substantiate... <br />Enderle: Others have, my house never had exterior storms and it's in the minutes. And I <br />was fighting against that from the beginning and your Commission and some <br />Commissioners, Wayne Doolittle first wanted me at first to put exterior storm windows <br />there because I was not allowed to have double paned windows there. Now Mr. Ujdak <br />said two days ago he could find a solution with a double pane ... What I am saying is that I <br />do not have a clear proposal from the Commission up to now which does not force me to <br />put interior storm windows and nor interior storm windows and to force me to have <br />windows with single pane that in my view is inacceptable. That was my third point. <br />Klusczinski: Professor Enderle, I think here on November 19 I read in detail Catherine <br />Hostetler's letter to you that had recommendations from the Commission specifically and <br />Just as a point of clarification the topic on the floor was never whether you were allowed <br />to have two glasses, as you say, or whether or not there was an insulated glass; but every <br />form of insulated double paned glass that you proposed also had an accompanying frame <br />and that additional .window sill with it.. That is a whole different ball of wax... In <br />November, Mr. Ujdak was present and the minutes may reflect that he was aware of a <br />manufacturer that made an encapsulated double paned glass that had an Argon or <br />Krypton filling in it, the could possibly be retro-fitted into your window units. That was <br />proposed but you did not decline or withdraw your COA at that point, you decided to <br />keep this one active. <br />Enderle: Well... <br />Klusczinski So in order for better solution to come into play, the proposal that is on the <br />table today is one that specifically allows yet another frame and an additional sill as you <br />option for thermo efficiency. <br />Enderle: I proposed a test. Remember? <br />Klusezinski: Right. It was a faulty test <br />Enderle: It was not faulty to compare two types of solutions and to see how it works. <br />Klusczinski: What you didn't propose in your test. As far as a constant, was to fix the <br />window that you had. Compare a new double panes window from the factory with the <br />current window of single paned glass that was not repaired. <br />EnderleBostetler: No, No that was not it. Fully repaired by Mr. Schoberg. <br />11 <br />
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