Gulfstream Natural Gas System, L.L.C.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 05/21/2002, Docket: CP00- 6-004, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 151 Original Sheet No. 151 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(CONTINUED)
13.3 Voluntary Actions to be Taken to Avoid Issuance of an
Operational Flow Order: Transporter shall, to the extent
practicable, take all reasonable actions necessary to avoid
issuing an Operational Flow Order. Such actions may include
(1) working with point operators to temporarily adjust, by
mutual agreement, Receipts and/or Deliveries at relevant
Receipt Point(s) or Delivery Point(s), (2) working with
Shippers/point operators to adjust, by mutual agreement,
scheduled flows on Transporter's system, (3) issuing an
Action Alert designed to mitigate the conditions which, if
continued, would require the issuance of an Operational Flow
Order, or (4) taking any other reasonable action designed to
mitigate the system problem. After taking all such
reasonable actions to avoid issuing an Operational Flow
Order, Transporter will have the right to issue Operational
Flow Orders, if necessary, in the circumstances described in
Sections 13.2 and 13.7.
13.4 Applicability of Operational Flow Orders or Action Alerts:
Transporter shall issue an Operational Flow Order or Action
Alert as localized as is reasonably practicable based on
Transporter's good faith judgment concerning the situations
requiring remediation such that an Operational Flow Order or
Action Alert will be directed (1) to Shippers/point
operators causing the problem necessitating the Operational
Flow Order or Action Alert or transporting Gas in the area
of Transporter's system in which there is an operational
problem, and (2) to those Shippers/point operators
transporting Gas in the area of Transporter's system where
action is required to correct the problem necessitating the
Operational Flow Order or Action Alert. Transporter will
tailor the Operational Flow Order or Action Alert to match
the severity of the known or anticipated operational problem
requiring remediation as more fully set forth in subsections
13.6 and 13.7.