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B- Diane Roy Vice President, Regulatory Affairs Gas Regulatory Affairs Correspondence Email: gas.regulatory.affairs@fortisbc.com Electric Regulatory Affairs Correspondence Email: electricity.regulatory.affairs@fortisbc.com FortisBC 0 Fraser Highway Surrey, B.C. VN 0E Tel: (0) - Cell: (0) 0-0 Fax: (0) -0 Email: diane.roy@fortisbc.com www.fortisbc.com Mr. Norman Gabana 0 Dogwood Drive Trail, BC VR V Attention: Mr. Norman Gabana Dear Mr. Gabana: Re: FortisBC Inc. (FBC) Project No. Management Plan (LT DSM Plan) Response to Norman Gabana (Gabana) Information Request (IR) No. On November 0, 0, FBC filed the Application referenced above. In accordance with the British Columbia Utilities Commission Order G-- setting out the Regulatory Timetable for the review of the Application, FBC respectfully submits the attached response to Gabana IR No.. If further information is required, please contact Joyce Martin at 0--0. Sincerely, FORTISBC INC. Original signed: Diane Roy Attachments cc (email only): Commission Secretary Registered Parties

Response to Norm Gabana (Gabana) Information Request (IR) No. Page Provide breakdown of DSM expenditures for year 0. ( 0,000 dollar grouping adequate). The breakdown by program area of DSM expenditures for year 0 is found in the table below: DSM Program Area Residential: 0 Total Spend ($000s) Home Improvement Program Rental Watersavers & HPWH Appliances Residential Lighting Heat Pumps New Home Program Low Income Housing Residential Total,00 General Service: Commercial Lighting Building Improvement Municipal Irrigation General Service Total, Industrial: Industrial Efficiency Industrial Total Portfolio Activities: Planning & Evaluation Supporting Initiatives Total, 0 Provide some measurable goals for the DSM program in each of the next five years in this purposed long term plan, and attach dollar number to each of the proposed goals.

Response to Norm Gabana (Gabana) Information Request (IR) No. Page Please refer to the response to BCUC IR.. for the 0 LT DSM Plan annual savings targets and DSM funding levels from 0 to 0. The 0 LT DSM Plan is not an expenditure schedule, so funding levels by sector or by program have not been estimated. The Company anticipates filing its next DSM expenditure schedule, for 0 onwards, later this year. 0 Provide the amount of internal revenue Fortis has garnered from performing capital works projects in house in years 0, 0. FBC is unable to determine what information is being requested and is therefore unable to provide a response. Furthermore, revenue and capital expenditures are reviewed in the context of revenue requirements proceedings and are not relevant to the review of the LTERP. 0 Provide the amount of internal revenue Fortis is anticipating garnering during each year of the first five years of the proposed capital plan. FBC is unable to determine what information is being requested and is therefore unable to provide a response. Furthermore, the LTERP does not contain a five-year capital expenditure plan, although FBC did provide its expected transmission and distribution expenditures in the response to BCUC IR... The Company will include its forecast capital expenditures for the upcoming year in its Annual Review for 0 Rates, expected to be filed in August 0. 0 Response to Gabana page 0 line. Very encouraging to see number of licensed vehicles () declining substantially, provide information for the $,000 increase in capital spending between 0 and 0 on the Capital Fleet.

Response to Norm Gabana (Gabana) Information Request (IR) No. Page This question is not relevant to the review of the LTERP and should be addressed in the context of FBC s revenue requirements proceedings. Nevertheless, FBC provides the following information. The reduction in licensed vehicles was a result of retiring the Meter Reader vehicles in the company s fleet, while the increase in expenditures between 0 and 0 was related to the purchase of specialized vehicles for utility use. 0. Are further reduction in numbers anticipated over the life of the plan? There is no further reduction in vehicle numbers anticipated over the life of the plan. The reduction in vehicles from 0 to 0 was a result of retiring the Meter Reader vehicles in the Company s fleet. 0. Provide estimate of saving as a result of less licensed vehicles. The estimated savings of less licensed vehicles from 0 to 0 is approximately $00 thousand annually in operating costs. The reduction in licensed vehicles was a result of retiring the Meter Reader vehicles in the Company s fleet. 0 With Fortis not planning any operational efficiencies during the life of the LTERP, will bonuses continued to be paid at the present level or higher? In its response to Gabana IR., FBC stated that it is not planning any operations efficiencies associated with the LTERP during the timeframe posed. The statement referred to efficiencies

Response to Norm Gabana (Gabana) Information Request (IR) No. Page in FBC s operating departments (generation, transmission and distribution, customer services and other departments) associated with the LTERP, that is, associated with the acquisition of new resources. FBC does not have a need for new resources before 0 and there are no planned acquisition activities, therefore no related efficiencies. FBC does continually seek out and implement efficiencies in its operations. The Company s Performance-Based Ratemaking Plan for 0 through 0 not only embeds efficiencies in its target O&M Expense and Capital Expenditures, but provides an incentive to achieve additional savings, which are shared between the Company and its customers. 0 Provide average annual cost per hourly paid employee in year 0. FBC is unable to provide a response as this information is not readily available. Operating and maintenance costs are reviewed in the context of revenue requirements proceedings and are not relevant to the review of the LTERP.