Common use of Completion of a Proposed Requested Service Project Clause in Contracts

Completion of a Proposed Requested Service Project. A Proposed Requested Service Project is ready for inclusion in a Draft Plan when (i) all of the Affected Persons identified by ColumbiaGrid that have actively participated in a related Study Team have agreed to each element of such Requested Service Project, and (ii) the Study Team has confirmed that such Project meets the request and has appropriately mitigated Material Adverse Impacts resulting from such Project on any transmission systems, and (iii) the requestor has agreed to pursue the Project. Such Requested Service Project may be memorialized in a project agreement prior to its inclusion in a Draft Plan and, in such instance, is being included in such Draft Plan for information purposes. In the event that such Affected Persons do not reach agreement on a Requested Service Project in whole or in part within a reasonable time, Staff shall make a recommendation for any unresolved element(s) and may, as the Staff finds appropriate, present fully-developed alternatives for the Board’s consideration. The Staff shall inform the Study Team regarding its recommendation and allow the Study Team the opportunity to comment. In the event there is still not agreement amongst the Affected Persons, the Staff will develop a recommended Plan of Service. If there is an accompanying Need which can be delayed or eliminated by the Requested Service Project within the Planning Horizon, ColumbiaGrid shall endeavor to make an equitable allocation of costs of such Staff- Recommended Requested Service Project based upon the affected XXXX’x OATT requirements and the delay or elimination of the Need. ColumbiaGrid may allocate costs in a Facilities Agreement to a XXXX that has a Need during the Planning Horizon that is met by the Requested Service Project; provided that ColumbiaGrid shall not allocate costs in an amount that exceeds the cost that would have been incurred by such XXXX had it met its Need with a separate EOP. The Staff shall not allocate costs based upon other potential future system benefits. A Staff- Recommended Requested Service Project shall not have any unmitigated Material Adverse Impacts resulting from such Project on any transmission systems. The Staff may present more than one Recommended Requested Service Project for the Board to select from. When the Staff submits the Staff Recommended Project to the Board for approval, the Staff shall identify any unresolved element(s) and shall include a summary analysis of positions advanced by any Affected Persons on such unresolved element(s). If the Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project is approved by the Board and agreed upon by the requestor and all Affected Persons it will be included in the Draft Plan.

Completion of a Proposed Requested Service Project. A Proposed Requested Service Project is ready for inclusion in a Draft Plan when (i) all of the Affected Persons identified by ColumbiaGrid that have actively participated in a related Study Team have agreed to each element of such Proposed Requested Service Project, and (ii) the Study Team has confirmed that such Project meets the request and has appropriately mitigated Material Adverse Impacts resulting from such Project on any transmission systems, and (iii) the requestor has agreed to pursue the Project. Such Proposed Requested Service Project may be memorialized in a project Project agreement prior to its inclusion in a Draft Plan and, in such instance, is being included in such Draft Plan for information informational purposes. In the event that such Affected Persons do not reach agreement on a Proposed Requested Service Project in whole or in part within a reasonable time, Staff shall make a recommendation for any unresolved element(s) and may, as the Staff finds appropriate, present fully-developed alternatives for the Board’s consideration. The Staff shall inform the Study Team regarding its recommendation and allow the Study Team the opportunity to comment. In the event there is still not agreement amongst the Affected Persons, the Staff will develop a recommended Plan plan of Serviceservice. If there is an accompanying EOP Need which can be delayed or eliminated by the Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project within the Planning Horizon, ColumbiaGrid shall shall, in the absence of an Order 1000 Cost Allocation, endeavor to make an equitable allocation of costs of such Staff- Recommended Requested Service Project based upon the affected XXXX’x OATT requirements and the delay or elimination of the EOP Need. ColumbiaGrid may allocate costs in a Facilities Agreement to a XXXX that has a an EOP Need during the Planning Horizon that is met by the Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project; provided that ColumbiaGrid shall not allocate costs in an amount that exceeds the cost that would have been incurred by such XXXX had it met its EOP Need with a separate potential EOP. The Staff shall not allocate costs based upon other potential future system benefits. A Staff- Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project shall not have any unmitigated Material Adverse Impacts resulting from such Project on any transmission systems. The Staff may present more than one Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project for the Board to select from. When the Staff submits the Staff Recommended Project to the Board for approval, the Staff shall identify any unresolved element(s) and shall include a summary analysis of positions advanced by any Affected Persons on such unresolved element(s). If the Staff-Recommended Requested Service Project is approved by the Board and agreed upon by the requestor and all Affected Persons it will be included in the Draft Plan.