Kinder Morgan Louisiana Pipeline LLC
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 03/01/2009, Docket: RP09-257-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 125 Original Sheet No. 125
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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(c) The primary Receipt and Delivery Points define the
primary path(s) of an FTS Agreement, including the direction of
"forward" flow for the primary path(s), and define whether a secondary
point is "in path" or "out of path." Shippers may nominate service at
secondary points so that the direction of flow is the same as or the
opposite ("backhaul") from the primary path direction of flow, but if
the direction of flow is opposite the primary path, such nomination
shall be treated as being outside the primary path.
(d) Shipper shall have the right, subject to the
availability of capacity, to utilize on a secondary firm point basis
any Receipt or Delivery Point along Leg 1 and/or Leg 2 and the right
to utilize Leg 2 rights on a secondary firm point basis on Leg 1 and
Leg 1 capacity rights on a secondary firm point basis on Leg 2,
provided that the total quantities nominated by Shipper for
transportation do not exceed its MDQ (subject to segmenting rights set
out in Section 6.14 of these General Terms and Conditions). Such
secondary point usage, in path and out of path, shall be superior in
priority to any authorized overrun, interruptible transportation or
other non-firm service offered by KMLP.
(e) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section
2.4, Shipper's primary Receipt Point capacity on Leg 2, if utilized on
a secondary point basis on Leg 1, is to be deemed "in path" (i.e. Leg
2/Leg 1 classified as either category 3 or 4 of the priorities set out
in Section 2.3 above), depending on the character of the Delivery
Point.
2.5 RATE SCHEDULE ITS
This Section 2.5 governs the priority of interruptible
services under Rate Schedule ITS on KMLP's System.
(a) Service under Rate Schedule ITS shall be provided to
the extent capacity is available, if any, after scheduling all of
KMLP's firm transportation service at primary and/or secondary points
and after scheduling any overrun service under Rate Schedule FTS.
KMLP may decline to schedule and/or may curtail interruptible service
for any of the following reasons:
(1) If Shipper tenders Gas which does not conform
to the applicable pressure or quality requirements of these General
Terms and Conditions;