Riverside Pipeline Company, L. P.
First Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 10/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 48-001, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 106 Original Sheet No. 106 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
18. CAPACITY RELEASE PROGRAM (Cont'd)
18.2 (b) In the Release Notice the Releasing Shipper must specify the
term, quantity and minimum rate the Releasing Shipper is
willing to accept and whether the assignment is subject to
recall and the applicable recall conditions. The Releasing
Shipper may specify further objective and nondiscriminatory
conditions in its Release Notice, such as alternative
economic criteria for evaluating bids, whether bids using a
one-part, volumetric rate will be accepted, whether two-part
rates which are different from those specified in its
Service Agreement with Riverside will be accepted, and if
so, how they will be evaluated, alternative methods for
breaking ties, whether contingent bids will be accepted and,
if so, the method by which contingent bids will be evaluated
and when the contingency must be removed, whether bids for a
portion of the capacity offered will be accepted or whether
a prepayment deposit, not to exceed the prepayment deposit
set forth in Section 11.1(a), will be required to be paid to
the Releasing Shipper. The Releasing Shipper may not
specify conditions which are in conflict with the Service
Agreement, the applicable Rate Schedule, or these General
Terms and Conditions, provided that the Releasing Shipper
shall be permitted to condition its release on the
Replacement Shipper's not making changes to Primary Receipt
and Delivery Points.
(c) The Releasing Shipper may arrange for the assignment of its
Service Agreement to a Designated Replacement Shipper prior
to submitting its Release Notice to Riverside. However, the
assignment will not become effective except as provided in
this Section 18.
(d) Riverside shall post any requests for the assignment of
service rights by prospective Shippers on its EBB. Such
requests shall identify price, term, quantity, and names of
any party requesting released capacity.