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Page 1 of 8 I. Applicability Appendix B - Line Extension Policy Individual Residential This Policy applies to single family residential Line Extensions. Upon Application for electric service under residential rate schedules by one or more Line Extension Customer, the Company will install, own, operate, and maintain a Line Extension in accordance with the several provisions of this Policy. The Company may require the furnishing of reasonable security and assurances that the premises will be serviced on a permanent basis prior to construction of any Line Extension, and nothing contained herein shall be construed to mean that the Company will extend its lines subject to the following provisions under any and all conditions. This Policy does not apply to temporary services as defined in Section 208 of the Company s Information and Requirements for Electric Service booklet or where otherwise defined within the Terms and Conditions. II. Definitions When used within this Policy, the following terms shall have the meaning stated herein: Application shall mean a writing in form and substance acceptable to the Company wherein the Company is requested to extend its facilities in accordance with the several provisions of this Policy. Line Extension shall mean an extension of the Company s single-phase overhead or underground electric distribution facilities within its franchise territory. Line Extension Customer or Customer shall mean the owner or owners of the premises to be served by a Line Extension which is the subject of this Policy. Overhead Line Extension shall mean an overhead extension of at least one wooden pole and a section of wire from the Company s existing overhead electric distribution system. Public Ways shall mean streets, roads, and ways that are defined by metes and bounds, are recorded as such in the Registry of Deeds, and are available for use by the general public. Such ways may be owned by the state or a municipality, or they may be privately owned by a Customer or group of Customers. Similarly defined and recorded rights-of-ways located on or across Private Property may also be acceptable for the purpose of the Company to install, own, and maintain a Line Extension.

Page 2 of 8 II. Definitions (continued) Private Property is normally referred to as the Customer s Property. Traveled ways, access roads, and roads that are not defined with metes and bounds, and are not recorded as such, are considered Private Property. Primary Supply Facilities shall refer to all facilities installed on private property, whether owned by the Company or the Customer, designed to allow the Customer to receive service at the Company s nominal primary distribution voltage available from the Company at the Customer s location. Single-Phase Line Extension Agreement shall mean an agreement in form and substance which outlines the Customer s and Company s rights and responsibilities with respect to the Line Extensions covered by this Policy. Standards for Overhead Construction shall refer to the Company s construction standards, as amended from time to time, to reflect the Company s requirements for construction of overhead facilities. Standards for Underground Construction shall refer to the Company s construction standards, as amended from time to time, to reflect the Company s requirements for construction of underground residential facilities. Two-Pole Policy shall refer to the Company s policy of providing up to two wooden poles and three sections of wire at no charge to serve a residential Customer where an existing Companyowned pole line exists. Underground Line Extensions shall mean an underground extension along a Public Way from the Company s existing electric distribution system. III. Construction of Facilities A. Line Extensions on Public Ways 1. Overhead Line Extensions a. Design - The Company shall design such Overhead Line Extensions on Public Ways. b. Installation - The Company shall install such Overhead Line Extensions as defined under the terms of the Two-Pole Policy on all state and municipally owned Public Ways. Installation of

Page 3 of 8 additional facilities that may be required will be at the Customer s expense. In privately b. Installation (continued) owned Public Ways, the Line Extension Customer may install the Overhead Line Extension only as designed by the Company and constructed in accordance with the Company s Standards for Overhead Construction. c. Ownership - The Company shall own such Overhead Line Extensions on all state and municipally owned Public Ways. In privately owned Public Ways, where the Line Extension Customer has installed the Overhead Line Extensions as designed by the Company and has constructed such line in accordance with the Company s Standards for Overhead Construction, ownership of such line shall be transferred to the Company prior to being energized. d. Maintenance - The Company shall maintain such Overhead Line Extension on all state and municipally owned Public ways. The Company will maintain an Overhead Line Extension installed by the Line Extension Customer on privately owned Public Ways only where the Line Extension Customer has transferred ownership of the facilities to the Company in accordance with Section c above. e. Tree Trimming, Removal, and Blasting - All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, in or along state and municipally owned Public Ways shall be performed by the Company, and will be considered a component of the cost of the Overhead Line Extension. All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, in or along privately owned Public Ways shall be the responsibility of the Customer, except that tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting may be performed by the Company at the Line Extension Customer s expense where the Overhead Line Extension in a privately owned Public Way is installed by the Company. 2. Underground Line Extensions a. Design - The Company shall design such Underground Line Extensions in Public Ways. b. Installation - The Company shall install such Underground Line Extensions in all state and municipally owned Public Ways. In privately owned Public Ways, the Line Extension Customer may install the Underground Line Extensions only as designed by the Company and constructed in accordance with the

Page 4 of 8 Company s Standards for Underground Construction. 2. Underground Line Extension (continued) c. Ownership - The Company shall own such Underground Line Extensions in all state and municipally owned Public ways. In privately owned Public Ways, where the Line Extension Customer has installed the Underground Line Extensions as designed by the Company and has constructed such line in accordance with the Company s Standards for Underground Construction, ownership of such line shall be transferred to the Company prior to being energized. d. Maintenance - The Company shall maintain such Underground Line Extensions on all state and municipally owned Public Ways. The Company will maintain an Underground Line Extension installed by the Line Extension Customer on privately owned Public Ways installed by the Line Extension Customer only where the Line Extension Customer has transferred ownership of the facilities to the Company in accordance with Section c above. e. Tree Trimming, Removal, and Blasting - All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, in or along state and municipally owned Public Ways shall be performed by the Company, and will be considered a component of the cost of the Underground Line Extension. All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, in or along privately owned Public Ways shall be the responsibility of the Customer, except that tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting may be performed by the Company at the Customer s expense where the Underground Line Extension along a privately owned Public Way is installed by the Company. B. Line Extensions on Private Property 1. Overhead Line Extensions Where a Company-owned overhead pole line exists on a Public Way or on Private Property the following shall apply: a. Design - The Company shall design all Overhead Line Extensions on Private Property. b. Installation - The Company shall install such Overhead Line Extensions on Private Property

Page 5 of 8 at no charge as defined under the terms of the Two-Pole Policy. Installation of additional facilities that may be required will be at the Customer s expense. b. Installation (continued) Where additional facilities are required, the Customer may install the remaining facilities only in accordance with the Company s Standards for Overhead Construction. The Company has the right to extend from its facilities on Private Property to provide electric service to additional Customers. c. Ownership - All Line Extensions on the Customer s Property shall be the personal property of the Company whether or not built with the aid of funds contributed by the Customer. On Private Property, where the Customer has installed additional facilities in accordance with the Company s Standards for Overhead Construction, ownership of such facilities shall be transferred to the Company prior to being energized. d. Maintenance - Where the Company has installed an Overhead Line Extension on Private Property, the Company shall maintain such Overhead Line Extension. The Company will maintain an Overhead Line Extension on Private Property installed by the Line Extension Customer only where where the Line Extension Customer has transferred ownership of the facilities to the Company in accordance with Section c above. e. Tree Trimming, Removal, and Blasting - All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, on the Customer s Property shall be the responsibility of the Customer. The Company will perform incidental tree trimming in order to maintain service to the Customer, once the Service pole line has been installed on the Customer s Property. 2. Private Property Underground Line Extensions a. Design - On Private Property, the Customer shall design such underground Services; provided, however, where the Customer receives service at primary voltage, the distribution system shall be designed by the Company. b. Installation - On Private Property, the Customer shall install such underground services; provided, however, where the Customer receives service at primary voltage, the installations shall be built to conform to the Company s construction standards. c. Ownership- The Customer shall own all Private Property Underground Line Extensions located on Private Property, except that the Company shall own transformers and metering.

Page 6 of 8 d. Maintenance - The Customer shall maintain all equipment on Private Property at the Customer s expense, except that the Company shall maintain transformers and metering. 2. Private Property Underground Line Extensions (continued) e. Tree Trimming, Removal, and Blasting - All tree trimming, removal of existing facilities, and blasting, where required, on the Customer s Property shall be the responsibility of the Customer. IV. Customer Responsibilities At the time the Application for Service is made that requires an Overhead Line Extension, the Customer shall: A. Easements - Furnish to the Company, without expense to it, satisfactory permanent easement rights of way for the installation, operation and maintenance of the Line Extension as the Company may deem necessary. B. Plans - Provide the Company with a complete set of plans clearly showing all recorded rights of ways, defined by metes and bounds and recorded as such in the Registry of Deeds, as the Company may deem necessary. C. Other Documents - Enter into a Single-Phase Line Extension Agreement in accordance with this Policy. D. Code Compliance - Construct such installations to meet or exceed all applicable state and municipal codes, and ensure that the Line Extension has received all required approvals prior to the line being energized by the Company. E. Information and Requirements for Electric Service Booklet - In addition to the provisions set forth within this Policy, service to the Customer is subject to the Company s printed Information and Requirements for Electric Service. F. Environmental Issues - The Customer shall be responsible for obtaining any required environmental permits prior to the start of construction. V. Payment Required A. Revenue - For the purposes of this Policy, the term Revenue shall mean revenue received by the Company from the Line Extension Customer taking permanent service directly from the

Page 7 of 8 Line Extension pursuant to the terms of the Company s generally available rate schedules for retail delivery service, excluding revenue attributable to the Company s Transition Charges, Transmission Charges, Supplier Services Charges, Demand-Side Management Charge, and Renewables Charge, as well as revenues received under the Outdoor Lighting rate schedules, each as may be in effect from time to time. V. Payment Required (continued) B. Estimated Cost of Construction - The Cost of Construction shall mean the Company s estimated cost of the Line Extension, determined by application of the Company s current cost schedule of new construction installation costs. Constructed facilities jointly owned with other utilities will be adjusted accordingly. C. Charge Formula - Where the Company is required to construct an Overhead or Underground Line Extension with a Cost of Construction that exceeds the cost to construct two wooden poles and three sections of wire, the charge formula used to determine the Customer s Contribution shall be the following: Option 1 (Irrevocable Letter of Credit) - The Line Extension Customer will provide to the Company a thirty-six (36) month Irrevocable Letter of Credit acceptable in form and substance to the Company and in an amount equal to the Cost of Construction plus any Tax Liability Charge, which will be retained by the Company for payment of the Contribution. Thirty (30) months after the effective date of the Irrevocable Letter of Credit, the Company will calculate the base Revenue for the past twelve (12) months. Two times the annual Revenue will be deducted from the original Cost of Construction and will constitute the Adjusted Cost of Construction. The Tax Liability Charge will be recalculated on the Adjusted Cost of Construction. The total of the Adjusted Cost of Construction plus the Tax Liability Charge will be presented to the bank for payment prior to the expiration date of the Irrevocable Letter of Credit. When two or more premises are to be served by a single Line Extension, the several Line Extension Customers may divide the Cost of Construction between or among themselves, subject to Company approval. They may also provide multiple Irrevocable Letters of Credit and share the Contribution using the same ratio. The Company may provide service to additional Customers from an existing Line Extension, or from an addition to an existing Line Extension, in the same manner as though they were parties to the original Application; provided, however, that the obligations hereunder of the then existing Line Extension Customers shall not be increased thereby. The Company shall re-compute the Cost of Construction for such Line Extension, including the cost of service connections to such additional Customers, to determine the Contribution applicable to each Line Extension Customer.

Page 8 of 8 Option 2 (Non-Refundable Contribution) - The Line Extension Customer will pay to the Company a non-refundable Contribution equal to the sum of: (1) the Company s Cost of Construction less the greater of: (a) two times the estimated annual Revenue; or (b) the average cost of two poles and three spans of wire in the Line Extension; and (2) the Tax Liability Charge on the balance of item (1). V. Payment Required (continued) D. Refund Option 1 (Irrevocable Letter of Credit - Actual costs are used to charge against the Irrevocable Letter of Credit, thus, no refunds are issued, there are only reductions in the Contribution and subsequent charge against the Irrevocable Letter of Credit. Option 2 (Non-Refundable Contribution) - The Contribution paid under Option 2 is nonrefundable. E. Taxes - The Customer will be responsible for payment of the Tax Liability Charge to the Company, which represents the recovery of any tax liabilities that result from collection of the Customer s Contribution. F. Method of Payment - At the time that an Application is made, the Line Extension Customer may elect one of the Contribution options as detailed in Section C above. VI. Construction Moratorium The Company is willing to provide service installations on a year-round basis, but street opening permits may be denied by some municipalities during some periods of the year. VII. Line Extension Agreement The Company may require the Customer to sign an agreement setting forth the terms of this Policy and any other terms that the Company deems are reasonably necessary in connection with the installation of the Line Extension, provided that such terms are not inconsistent with the terms expressed in this Policy. The Company, at its sole discretion, may refuse the request for a Line Extension if the appropriate permits and easements cannot be obtained or if applicable codes and standards cannot be met.