Crossroads Pipeline Company

First Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 05/23/2003, Docket: RP00-333-003, Status: Effective

First Revised Sheet No. 213 First Revised Sheet No. 213 : Effective

Superseding: Substitute Original Sheet No. 213

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDIITONS

(Continued)

threaten the integrity of Transporter's system, or as specified in Section

17.2(a), Transporter will give at least 24 hours general advance notice of

an Operational Flow Order by posting on the EBB the conditions that may

jeopardize the system or affect Transporter's ability to meet its firm

service obligations. Transporter reserves the right to issue an

Operational Flow Order to be effective upon less than 24 hours notice if

necessary to protect the integrity of its system. If Transporter issues an

Operational Flow Order without providing such 24 hours notice, except for

those Operational Flow Orders issued pursuant to Section 17.2(a),

Transporter shall post on EBB and send to the Commission a detailed

explanation containing information specific to that individual situation to

justify issuance of the Operational Flow Order.

(d) In addition to the 24 hour notice requirement of Section

17.1(c) above, Transporter shall post, giving as much advance warning as in

reasonably possible, information regarding the operational variables that

give, or will in the future give rise to issuance of an OFO and Transporter

will provide updates regarding the expected duration of an OFO based on

those operational variables. In addition, and within a reasonable period

of time following termination of an OFO, Transporter shall post on its EBB

a report detailing the factors requiring the issuance and the termination

of an OFO.

(e) Transporter shall issue Operational Flow Orders by posting on

its EBB and by Electronic Notice Delivery to Shipper's representative.

Shippers shall monitor Transporter's EBB for any Operational Flow Order

applicable to Shipper's service and shall be solely responsible for

compliance with each Operational Flow Order. Electronic Notice Delivery

shall be according to the following provisions:

(1) Transporter should provide affected parties with

notification of intraday bumps, operational flow orders and other

critical notices through the affected party’s choice of Electronic

Notice Delivery mechanism(s).

(2) Unless the affected party and Transporter have agreed

to exclusive notification via EDI/EDM, the affected party should

provide Transporter with at least one Internet E-mail address to be

used for Electronic Notice Delivery of intraday bumps, operational

flow orders and other critical notices. The obligation of

Transporter to provide notification is waived until the above

requirement has been met.