Florida Gas Transmission Company, LLC
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 09/01/2006, Docket: RP06-463-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 294 Original Sheet No. 294 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(continued)
The Delivery Point Operator may accomplish the Pack Notice response by: (1)
tendering additional supplies for receipt into Transporter's system, (2) reducing
delivery quantities without a corresponding reduction in receipt quantities, or (3)
causing another party to schedule additional receipts on the Delivery Point
Operator's behalf.
The Delivery Point Operator must specify the contracts on which the pack quantities
have been nominated, and to the extent the response involves another Delivery Point
Operator scheduling receipts on the Delivery Point Operator's behalf, the Delivery
Point Operator subject to the Pack Notice must submit a written statement from the
other Delivery Point Operator indicating such party's willingness to be bound by
the Pack Notice for purposes of the Performance Test as defined in (d) below, and
to pay any transportation charges associated with the pack gas. To the extent the
response involves scheduling additional receipts on a contract, the additional
receipts will be subject to the receipt point scheduling priority provisions of
Section 10C(2); provided further, that if a nominated receipt point is unavailable,
the Delivery Point Operator is not relieved of the obligation to schedule receipts
which exceed deliveries for the upcoming or otherwise specified gas day or days,
but may utilize the intraday nomination provisions of Section 10 to accomplish an
Acceptable Pack Notice Response. Nominated receipt quantities may exceed the MDTQ
of the contract by a quantity not to exceed the pack quantity.
The pack quantity will be assessed the usage charge applicable to the contract or
contracts under which the volumes are scheduled; provided, however, that if any of
the pack gas is nominated on a firm rate schedule above the MDTQ, such pack
quantities shall be billed at the daily weighted average 100% load factor rate
applicable to the contract or contracts under which the volumes are scheduled.
(c) Acceptable Draft Notice Response
An Acceptable Draft Notice Response shall mean that scheduled deliveries exceed
scheduled receipts (excluding fuel reimbursement quantities) by the quantity
calculated pursuant to the percentage specified in the Draft Notice for the
upcoming gas day, unless Transporter specifies that the Draft Notice will be
effective for a subsequent gas day or days.
The Delivery Point Operator may accomplish the Draft Notice response by: (1)
reducing receipt quantities, (2) increasing delivery quantities without a
corresponding increase in receipt quantities, or (3) scheduling alternate
deliveries to Market Area delivery points which are the responsibility of another
Delivery Point Operator.