UGI LNG, Inc

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Effective Date: 06/01/2009, Docket: RP09-365-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 23 Original Sheet No. 23

5. DETERMINATION OF DELIVERIES

The quantity of liquefied natural gas delivered by Company to

Customer shall be determined by having the transportation vehicles

weighed on scales designated by Company before and after loading.

Customer shall have the option to witness all such weighings. The

weight of liquefied natural gas so delivered shall be converted

into dekatherms in accordance with the American Gas Association Gas

Measurement Committee Report No. 5 of Fuel Gas Energy Metering, as

amended, expanded or superseded from time to time, applied in an

appropriate manner.

6. TERMINAL DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Delivery Into Trucks

(a) Storage withdrawals may also be made under this rate schedule by

truck at the loading platform at Company's liquefied natural

gas storage facility.

(b) Customer shall give Company at least 72 hours notice prior to each

such withdrawal; such notice shall state the time the carrier

will arrive at Company's liquefied natural gas storage facilities

and the quantity of liquefied natural gas to be received.

Company, in its sole judgment, may waive the 72-hour notice period.

(c) Customer's and/or its carrier company's transportation vehicle

shall be in complete compliance with all codes and regulations

pertaining to the design, construction and operation of

containers for the transportation of liquefied natural gas.

Company may refuse to load any LNG tank truck if, in

Company' sole opinion, such LNG tank truck is unsafe or

unsuitable for loading, or if the driver of such LNG tank truck

fails to provide a Form MCS 90 or other similar certificate

demonstrating sufficient automotive liability insurance

overage for vehicles operating on UGIES' premises.

(d) Customer and/or its carrier company shall have proper insurance

and Customer shall provide Company with a certificate of insurance,

satisfactory to Company, prior to the movement of any vehicle onto

Company's property. Company may refuse to load any LNG tank truck

if the driver of such LNG tank truck fails to provide a Form MCS 90

or other similar certificate demonstrating sufficient automotive

liability insurance coverage for vehicles operating on UGIES' premises.