Canyon Creek Compression Company

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 11/01/1997, Docket: RP97- 66-006, Status: Effective

Second Revised Sheet No. 102 Second Revised Sheet No. 102 : Effective

Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 102

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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Upon the mutual agreement of Canyon and Shipper, in lieu

of Canyon retaining gas in kind, Shipper shall reimburse Canyon for

Fuel Gas and Unaccounted For Gas at a mutually agreed upon price.

1.11 EXISTING SHIPPER

"Existing Shipper" shall mean those entities which have

an effective Contract Demand pursuant to the provisions of an

executed Agreement with Canyon; provided, however, that

Affiliate-Shippers shall be considered to be Existing Shippers upon

execution of an Agreement.

1.12 FERC

"FERC" or "Commission" shall mean the Federal Energy

Regulatory Commission or any federal commission, agency or other

governmental body or bodies succeeding to, lawfully exercising or

superseding any powers which are exercisable by the Federal Energy

Regulatory Commission.

1.13 FUEL GAS

"Fuel Gas" shall mean the thermal equivalent of that

volume of gas actually used by Canyon to effect the transportation

of Shipper's gas hereunder from the Receipt Points to the Delivery

Points, as determined by Canyon.

1.14 GAS

"Gas" shall mean combustible hydrocarbon gas.

1.15 HEATING VALUE

The term "heating value" shall mean the number of Btus

per cubic feet of gas at the base condition of 14.73 psia 60 degrees

Fahrenheit dry. The Btu value will be determined utilizing the

complete actual composition of the gas according to the methods in

GPA Standard 2172-96, titled "Calculation of Gross Heating Value,

Relative Density and Compressibility Factor for Natural Gas Mixtures

from Compositional Analysis," and corrected to the base conditions.

For reporting purposes, Btu conversion factors will be reported to

not less than three (3) decimal places and Pressure Base conversion

factors will be reported to not less than six (6) decimal places.

For calculation purposes, not less than six (6) decimal places will

be used for both conversion factors.