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To: SteveF who wrote (10672)	8/4/2011 11:21:41 AM
From: SteveF	Respond to of 53574

Quote: We do not have the EPA in Canada and the fuel will be sold here. We own a permitted blending site. In Canada , we must pay a % tax to the provincial and federal government depending on how the fuel is used (road, industrial, farm, etc.) Blending sites in Canada are permitted to distribute and sell fuel they blend. We do not have to register with the EPA. If our fuel is sold back to the US (this is common) then the importer (buyer) has the same state and federal requirements as any other gas station or distribution site. Seems like it should be easy to determine if the oil sold to Coco and Oxy came from the Niagara P2O facility or the Thorold CA blending site. Both were delivered to Canadian customers so it'd be considered an import if it came from Niagara. How much in unnecessary US taxes were paid by exporting the fuel from the US to deliver down the street from the blending facility? DELIVER TO: Niagara Falls (Ontario) Plant Oxy Vinyls Canada Co. 8800 Thorold Townlone Road THOROLD ON L2E 6S5 CANADA sec.gov Steve Manolis,P.Eng. General Manager Coco Asphalt Engineering A Division of Coco Paving Inc. Mobile 416-708-5468 Email:smanolis@cocegroup.com Office:416-633-9670 sec.gov 2201 Lakeshore Road West Mississauga, ON, Canada, L5J 1J9 Telephone 1-905-823-0500 Fax 1-905-823-3700 cocoasphaltengineering.com