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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

 
          7.3.4.  Measurement of Heating Value, Carbon Dioxide, Oxygen, Nitrogen and 
                  Hydrogen Sulfide
    
                  Transporter's Gas chromatograph installed at the Receipt Point or 
                  other suitable as determined by Transporter, upstream Gas 
                  chromatograph shall be used to measure the heating value, carbon 
                  dioxide, oxygen and nitrogen levels in the Gas stream.     
    
          7.3.5.  Determination of Total Delivered MMBtu
    
                  The total number of MMBtus delivered shall be determined by 
                  Section 7.3.1.  If the total MMBtu results obtained by use of 
                  Transporter's equipment differ by two percent or more from the 
                  results obtained by use of Shipper's check metering equipment, 
                  then Transporter and Shipper shall each be required to calibrate 
                  its measurement equipment.  If such calibrations indicate that 
                  Transporter's measurement equipment is not within the tolerance 
                  levels set forth in Section 7.3.3 and that Shipper's measurement 
                  equipment is within the tolerance levels set forth in Section 
                  7.3.3., then Shipper's measurement equipment shall be used.  If 
                  such calibrations indicate that neither party's measurement 
                  equipment is within the tolerance levels set forth in Section 
                  7.3.3, then the provisions of Section 7.3.4 shall be followed to 
                  resolve any measurement inaccuracies.
			   
          7.3.6.  Prior Period Adjustments
    
                  Pursuant to NAESB Standards 2.3.7, 2.3.11, 2.3.12, 2.3.13, 2.3.14:  
                  The cutoff for the closing of measurement is five (5) business 
                  days after the business month.  For treatment of measurement 
                  prior period adjustments, treat the adjustment by taking it 
                  back to the transportation month.  A meter adjustment becomes 
                  a prior period adjustment after the fifth (5th) business day 
                  following the business month.  For reporting measurement prior
                  period adjustments, report it with the restated line item with 
                  new total quantity for the day and the month.  Estimate missing 
                  or late measurement data and treat actual as a prior period 
                  adjustment, with the measuring party to provide the estimate.  
                  Measurement data corrections should be processed within six (6) 
                  months of the transportation month with a three (3) month 
                  rebuttal period.  This standard shall not apply in the case of 
                  deliberate omission or misrepresentation or mutual mistake of 
                  fact.  Parties' other statutory or contractual rights shall 
                  not otherwise be diminished by this standard.