Venice Gathering System, L. L. C.

Original Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 09/01/2005, Docket: RP05-430-003, Status: Effective

Substitute Fifth Revised Sheet No. 52 Substitute Fifth Revised Sheet No. 52 : Effective

Superseding: Fifth Revised Sheet No. 52

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(Continued)

Matrix: The term used to describe the portion of the Content Area

of the browser display on the Customer Activities Web sites used

to display selected data entered on the Form and, when

appropriate, for data entry. The Matrix should be either the

lower portion of the Content Area (that area below the Form) or,

alternatively, a single page linked to the Form.

Maximum Daily Reservation Quantity: The maximum quantity of gas

that VGS is obligated to receive and/or deliver for the account of

Shipper as specified in Exhibit B of an executed Firm Service

Agreement between Shipper and VGS. The Maximum Daily Reservation

Quantity at Receipt Point(s) is equal to the Maximum Daily

Reservation Quantity for Delivery Points plus a percentage gross-

up to account for Unaccounted For Gas.

Maximum Daily Transportation Quantity: The maximum quantity of gas

that VGS is obligated to receive and deliver for the account of

Shipper as specified in Exhibit B of an executed Interruptible

service Agreement between Shipper and VGS. The Maximum Daily

Transportation Quantity at Receipt Points is equal to the Maximum

Daily Transportation Quantity for Delivery Points plus a

percentage gross-up to account for Unaccounted For Gas.

Month: The period beginning on the first day of a calendar month

and ending on the first day of the succeeding calendar month.

Monthly Allocation: The term used to describe the process where

the Allocating Party performs the allocation process at the end of

the monthly flow period.

Navigational Area: The term used to describe the area on the left

side of the browser display providing links to the Content Area

and other navigational links. A Navigational Area is not required

to be displayed on Customer Activities Web pages where data entry,

reporting or inquiry are displayed.

Netting: The term used to describe the process of resolving

imbalances for a Service Requester within and Operational Impact

Area. There are two types of Netting:

- summing is the accumulation of all imbalances above any

applicable tolerances for a Service Requester or agent,

- offsetting is the combination of positive or negative

imbalances above any applicable tolerances for a Service

Requester or agent.

New facilities: Those facilities on VGS' System that were not

included in the certificate filing in Docket CP97-533, et al, that

are necessary in order for VGS to provide the transportation

service(s) that a Shipper requests by use of the Service Request

Form (for example, a new Receipt and/or Delivery Point).