Ozark Gas Transmission, L. L. C.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/1998, Docket: CP98-266-002, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 15 Original Sheet No. 15 : Effective
RATE SCHEDULE FTS (continued)
construct such facilities, provided, however, that
Transporter shall not be required to install any
facilities extending beyond Transporter's existing
rights-of-way.
(b) Except where (i) Transporter and Shipper mutually
agree to share in the cost, or (ii) Transporter
agrees to pay for the entire cost, Shipper shall pay
for any facilities required to accommodate the
receipt of gas under this Rate Schedule FTS.
Transporter's determination to pay all or a portion
of such costs shall be based on its evaluation as to
whether such facilities will be economically
beneficial to Transporter.
(c) For the purposes of determining whether a project to
transport gas is economically beneficial to
Transporter, Transporter shall evaluate each
prospective project based upon the incremental cost
of the construction and operation of the facilities
to be constructed by Transporter, and the
incremental revenues that Transporter estimates will
be generated as a result of constructing and/or
modifying such facilities. In estimating the
revenues to be generated, Transporter will calculate
the revenues based upon the applicable
transportation rates, exclusive of any Annual Charge
Adjustment ("ACA") and/or Gas Research Institute
("GRI") charges, and the projected incremental
volumes expected to be transported. Transporter
will consider volumes to be incremental if the
volumes that will be transported would not otherwise
flow through Transporter's system.
(d) In situations where Shipper is required to pay the
total cost of the new facilities, Shipper's payment
of the cost of the new facilities shall include the
full cost of the facilities, the tax burden created
by the payment, as well as the tax-on-tax effect
generated by such payment. The allowance for income
tax reimbursement shall be computed by taking into
consideration three elements: (1) the current taxes
on the "contribution in aid of construction"
("CIAC"), less (2) the present value (computed using
a discount rate equal to Transporter's overall rate
of return) of future tax deductions for depreciation
that will be available from the constructed
facilities, plus (3) the tax-on-tax effect of the
first two elements, all of which should be computed
through use of tax rates that are in effect when the
contributions are received, i.e., Tax