EX-10.6



 Exhibit 10.6 
 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 
 Between 

MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY 

AND 
 QUESTAR PIPELINE COMPANY 

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 1993 







 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 

Table of Contents 
  

					
		
	 Recitals
	  	 	1	  
		
	 Article I – Dedication
	  	 	2	  
		
	 Article II – Gathering Service, Receipts and Deliveries
	  	 	2	  
		
	 Article III – Gathering Charges, Reimbursements and Credits
	  	 	3	  
		
	 (a) Gathering Rates
	  	 	3	  
	 (1) Through August 31, 1995
	  	 	3	  
	 (2) September 1, 1995—August 31, 1997
	  	 	4	  
	 (3) After August 31, 1997
	  	 	4	  
	 (b) Independent Facilities
	  	 	5	  
	 (c) New Well Connection Reimbursement
	  	 	5	  
		
	 Article IV – Effective Date and Term
	  	 	5	  
		
	 Article V – 1984 Gas Gathering Agreement
	  	 	5	  
		
	 Article VI – Government Authorization
	  	 	5	  
		
	 Article VII – Notices
	  	 	6	  
		
	 General Terms and Conditions
	  	 	GTC-1	  
	 1 DEFINITIONS
	  	 	GTC-1	  
	 2 SCHEDULING OF GAS RECEIPTS AND
DELIVERIES
	  	 	GTC-1	  
	 3 WARRANTY
	  	 	GTC-2	  
	 4 QUALITY
	  	 	GTC-2	  
	 5 MEASUREMENT
	  	 	GTC-2	  
	 6 FUEL GAS REIMBURSEMENT
	  	 	GTC-3	  
	 7 BILLING AND PAYMENT
	  	 	GTC-3	  
	 8 LIABILITY
	  	 	GTC-4	  
	 9 FORCE MAJEURE
	  	 	GTC-4	  
	 10 ASSIGNMENT
	  	 	GTC-5	  
	 11 MISCELLANEOUS
	  	 	GTC-5	  
		
	 Appendix A—Receipt and Delivery Points
	  	 	A-1	  
	 Appendix B—Cost of Service and Rate Derivation
	  	 	B-1	  
	 Appendix C—New Well Connection Reimbursement Under § III(c)
	  	 	C-1	  








 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 

This Agreement is entered into on this 11th day of October 1993, between Mountain Fuel, Supply Company (Mountain Fuel), 180 East First
South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111, and QUESTAR PIPELINE COMPANY (QUESTAR), 79 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. Mountain Fuel and Questar are collectively referred to as “the Parties.” 

The Parties represent that: 
 1. On October 14, 1982, Mountain Fuel, Wexpro Company, the Utah Division of Public Utilities, the Utah Committee of Consumer Services and the Staff of the Public Service Commission of Wyoming entered
into an agreement (the Wexpro Agreement) that provides for the operation and development of certain oil-and-gas properties previously owned by Mountain Fuel and Wexpro Company. 
 2. Pursuant to the provisions of the Wexpro Agreement, Mountain Fuel owns or has the right to purchase certain supplies of natural gas that are produced by Wexpro Company. 

3. Mountain Fuel requires that certain of this Wexpro Agreement production be gathered and transported from points at which it is made
available or produced to Mountain Fuel’s retail distribution facilities. 
 4. Questar currently provides gas-gathering
services for Mountain Fuel for certain Wexpro Agreement gas in part pursuant to a Gas Gathering Agreement, dated July 1, 1984. 
 5. Up through August 31, 1993, Mountain Fuel purchased gas from Questar under Questar’s FERC firm sales Rate Schedule CD-1. This service incorporated, among other things, the field gathering of
certain gas supplies by Questar that were necessary to support firm sales service to Mountain Fuel. In partial support of its contractual obligation to provide CD-1 sales service, Questar has built or acquired, and maintains and operates, a
gathering system that is contiguous to its interstate transmission system. 
 6. Pursuant to Questar’s FERC gas tariff, firm
sales service was provided to Mountain Fuel under two Rate Schedule CD-1 service agreements executed by Mountain Fuel and Questar on March 1, 1991, and amended as of December 1, 1992, with a primary term that was to expire on June 30,
1999. 
 7. Pursuant to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Order No 636 and related FERC orders, Questar submitted a
comprehensive restructuring of its transportation, storage and gathering operations in FERC Docket No. RS92-9. Under the restructuring, approved by the FERC in Docket No RS92-9, Questar has (a) restructured its various services, and
(b) terminated its sales function by assigning to Mountain Fuel all the gas purchase agreements that supported Rate Schedule CD-1 sales service. 64 FERC ¶61,157 (Aug. 2, 1993). 

8. As a result of Questar’s restructuring, described above, Mountain Fuel requires gathering services to transport gas purchased by
Mountain Fuel from its purchase points to points on Questar’s transmission system. 

  
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 9. Pursuant to the Docket No. RS92-9 restructuring, Questar transports Mountain Fuel’s
gas on its transmission system under its FERC Gas Tariff. 
 10. Questar and Mountain Fuel wish to enter into a new agreement,
under which Questar will gather designated Wexpro Agreement gas and Mountain Fuel-purchased gas, including certain gas that formerly supported the Rate Schedule CD-1 sales service. This Agreement is intended to replace the July 1, 1984, Gas
Gathering Agreement and the gathering services formerly provided under Rate Schedule CD-1. 
 Therefore, the Parties agree as follows:

 Article I – Dedication 
 (a) Except as limited in §§ I(b) and I(d), the following categories of gas are dedicated under this Agreement, up to a combined maximum daily quantity (MDQ) of 322,812 Dth: (1) gas
purchased by or produced for Mountain Fuel pursuant to the Wexpro Agreement, and (2) gas purchased by Mountain Fuel at the wellhead or any other point on or near Questar’s gathering system that is upstream from the interstate transmission
system into which the gas will be delivered for Mountain Fuel’s account. 
 (b) The Parties acknowledge that Questar does
not provide exclusive service to Mountain Fuel in certain fields. Excluded from dedication under this Agreement, at Mountain Fuel’s discretion, is gas from (i) wells, producing at the initial effective date [defined in § IV(a)] and
gathered exclusively through facilities not owned by Questar, or (ii) wells completed in the future that would require reimbursement when evaluated under the criteria described in § III(c) of this Agreement. 

(c) Subject to the physical and contractual limitations of Questar’s system, Mountain Fuel may adjust its MDQ to reflect its
anticipated 12-month service requirement upon at least 180 days’ advanced written notice to Questar to be effective the next September 1. Any reduction under this provision will be effective no sooner than September 1, 1997.

 (d) After August 31, 1997, gas produced for or purchased by Mountain Fuel under the Wexpro Agreement will remain subject
to the terms of this Agreement In addition, any gas being purchased by Mountain Fuel from a third party and dedicated to this Agreement under §I(a)(2) on August 31, 1997, may, at Mountain Fuel’s option, continue to be dedicated under
this Agreement from year to year (September 1 through August 31) until Mountain Fuel’s underlying gas-purchase agreement expires or until Mountain Fuel, on 180 days’ prior written notice, terminates dedication on the next
August 31. The MDQ for use under this Agreement shall be accordingly modified to reflect the demonstrated deliverability of Wexpro Agreement gas and such third-party purchases. 

Article II – Gathering Service, Receipts and Deliveries 

(a) Questar shall gather up to the MDQ of 322,812 Dth/day of gas dedicated under this Agreement on a firm basis for delivery for Mountain
Fuel’s account into Questar’s transmission system or the pipelines of others connected to Questar’s gathering facilities. 

  
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 (b) The gathering service shall include essential wellhead gas conditioning, collection and
measurement through Questar’s gathering laterals, and field compression to enable delivery into connected pipelines. 
 (c)
At the request of Mountain Fuel, Questar shall install all necessary facilities to connect any new well to Questar’s then-existing gathering system. If requested, Questar shall provide an estimate of the costs to connect any new well under this
Agreement. Reimbursement of Questar’s costs, if any, shall be determined under § III(c). A “new well” is one that was not identified on Appendix A on the initial effective date. Except when prevented by a force majeure event,
Questar shall connect each new well from which gas is to be gathered under this Agreement within 30 days of the later of: 
 (1) Authorization from Mountain Fuel to connect the well, or 
 (2)
Receipt of all rights of way, permits and necessary authorizations. 
 (d) Mountain Fuel shall be permitted to change or add new
receipt and delivery points, within its MDQ, upon 10 days’ advance written notification to Questar, subject to available capacity at the desired points. 
 (e) Questar shall receive gas from Mountain Fuel at the receipt points listed on Appendix A. 
 (f) So long as Mountain Fuel does not exceed the MDQ under § II(a), Mountain Fuel may use any gathering receipt or delivery point on an interruptible basis at any time. 

(g) Mountain Fuel shall tender gas at pressures sufficient for delivery into Questar’s facilities against the existing pressures, but
not exceeding the maximum allowable operating pressures (MAOPs) of Questar’s facilities. 
 (h) Questar shall deliver
equivalent quantities of gas for Mountain Fuel’s account, less fuel and lost-and-unaccounted-for gas under § 6 of the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement Delivery for Mountain Fuel’s account by Questar shall take place at
the delivery points listed on Appendix A. Questar shall deliver these volumes of gas at the existing pressures, but not exceeding the MAOP in Questar’s facilities at the delivery points. 

Article III – Gathering Charges, Reimbursements and Credits 

(a) Gathering Rates. 
 (1) Through August 31, 1995. From the initial effective date of this Agreement until August 31, 1995, rates for gathering services and their derivation are set forth in Appendix B and
were calculated on the basis of: 
  

	 	(i)	The annual cost of service assigned to Questar’s gathering function for calendar year 1992, as adjusted to establish rates in FERC Docket No. RS92-9, and reduced
by $2.5 million, which is representative of the value of gathering service rendered by Questar to third parties. 


  
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	 	(ii)	An assignment of 60% of the resultant annual gathering cost of service to reservation charges and 40% to usage charges. 


 

	 	(iii)	Billing determinants. Reservation charges: 322,812 Dth/day, Usage charges: 30,336,677 Dth (annual). 


(2) September 1, 1995—August 31, 1997. For the period from September 1, 1995, through
August 31, 1997, rates will be determined by an application of the methodology shown in Appendix B and will be based on: 
  

	 	(i)	The annual cost of service attributable to Questar’s gathering function for calendar year 1994, reduced by the actual revenues received by Questar for providing
gathering services to third parties during 1994, and adjusted in accordance with § 1 of Appendix B. 

  

	 	(ii)	An assignment of 60% of the resultant annual gathering cost of service to reservation charges and 40% to usage charges. 


 

	 	(iii)	Billing determinants. Reservation charge: 322,812 Dth/day, unless adjusted under § 1(c), Usage charge: the actual quantity gathered under this Agreement during
calendar 1994. 

 (3) After August 31, 1997. From September 1, 1997, until the
termination of this Agreement, rates will be redetermined each year, to be effective from September 1 through the following August 31, and will be based on: 
  

	 	(i)	An allocated portion of the annual cost of service for the prior calendar year that is attributable to Questar’s gathering function through which any gas dedicated
under § 1(d) flows during that year, in accordance with the methodology shown in Appendix B. The allocation under this subparagraph shall be the ratio of the annual deliverability of the volumes dedicated and flowing under § I(d) to
total deliverability of volumes flowing through the same facilities. 

  

	 	(ii)	An assignment of 60% of the resultant annual gathering cost of service to reservation charges and 40% to usage charges. 


 

	 	(iii)	Billing determinants. Reservation charge: according to the MDQ established under § 1(d). Usage charge: the actual quantity gathered under this Agreement
during the prior calendar year. 


  
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 (b) Independent Facilities. Questar may construct new gathering facilities that will
be operated independently of systems in operation on the initial effective date (i.e., facilities through which gas will flow that do not require the use of any part of Questar’s gathering system as it existed on the initial effective date). To
the extent these facilities are not operated to provide service for Mountain Fuel, the costs and revenues associated with or derived from these systems shall be excluded when determining Mountain Fuel’s gathering rates under this Agreement.

 (c) New Well Connection Reimbursement. For any new well to be connected to Questar’s gathering system at Mountain
Fuel’s request under this Agreement that was not subject to this Agreement on the initial effective date, Mountain Fuel shall reimburse Questar according to the formula set forth in Appendix C of this Agreement. 

Article IV – Effective Date and Term 
 (a) For all purposes in this Agreement, the “initial effective date” is September 1, 1993, the date of implementation of Questar’s restructuring in FERC Docket No. RS92-9. 

(b) This Agreement will become effective on the initial effective date and will remain in full force and effect so long as Mountain Fuel
is producing or purchasing gas pursuant to the Wexpro Agreement. 
 (c) Upon termination of this Agreement, deliveries and
receipts shall continue for as long as necessary to eliminate any imbalance in quantities of gas owed by either Party to the other. 
 Article V – 1984 Gas Gathering Agreement 
 Upon implementation of the
terms of this Agreement on the initial effective date, the July 1, 1984, Gas Gathering Agreement shall be terminated and superseded by this Agreement 
 Article VI – Government Authorization 
 (a) The Parties shall cooperate
to obtain any necessary governmental authorization to implement this Agreement. To the extent that a governmental agency with jurisdiction over the rates, facilities or services addressed by this Agreement imposes terms or conditions on this
Agreement that materially alter the rights or obligations of either party, this Agreement may be terminated or rescinded, as appropriate, by either party upon 15 days’ written notice to the other party. 

(b) The Parties have entered into this Agreement with the expectation that the facilities, services and rates that are the subject of this
Agreement do not come within the jurisdiction of the FERC. The Parties may, however, seek FERC approval of all or part of the Agreement to expedite its implementation. Any such action by the Parties will not be construed as a concession,
acquiescence or waiver by either party of any legal position concerning the regulation of gathering facilities, service or rates. 
 (c) If the rates for Questar’s gathering services are deemed to be subject to regulation by an administrative agency that prescribes rates other than those specified in this Agreement for any period
governed by this Agreement, the rates so specified shall be substituted for the rates 

  
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provided for in Article III, Any substitution under this provision will apply only to the extent that, and for the period during which, the administrative agency lawfully exercises rate
regulation over the services. Nothing in this provision will preclude either party from exercising its termination rights under § VI(a). 
 Article VII – Notices 
 All notices required in this agreement shall
be in writing and shall be considered as having been given if delivered personally, by mail or facsimile transmission to either Questar or Mountain Fuel at the designated address. Normal operating instructions can be delivered by telephone or any
electronic means. Notice of events of force majeure may be made by any electronic means and confirmed in writing. Monthly statements, payments, and any communications will be considered as delivered when mailed to the addresses listed below or to
such other address as either Party designates in writing: 
  

			
	 QUESTAR:

CONTACT ADMINISTRATOR
 Gathering Division
 Questar Pipeline Company

79 South State Street
 Salt Lake City, Utah
84111
	  	 MOUNTAIN FUEL:

Vice President, Gas Supply
 Mountain Fuel Supply Company
 141 East First South Street

Salt Lake City, Utah 84111


 THIS AGREMENT is entered into by the authorized representatives of the
Parties, whose signatures appear below. 
  

			
	 QUESTAR PIPELINE COMPANY:

 
 /s/ J. B. Carricaburu
 J. B. Carricaburu
 Vice President, Gas Supply & Marketing

Signature date: October 12, 1993
	  	 MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY:

 
 /s/ M. E. Benefield

M. E. Benefield
 Vice
President, Gas Supply
 Signature date: October 12, 1993



  
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 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

 OF 
 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 

 


 1 DEFINITIONS 

1.1 “Firm,” as applied to service under this Agreement, refers to Questar’s contractual obligation to render the
specified service unless the obligation is otherwise waived, reduced, modified or terminated by force-majeure events. 
 1.2
“Interruptible” means subject to reduction, suspension or termination of the receipt or delivery of gas. 
 1.3
“Questar’s gathering system” refers to all facilities owned or operated by Questar for the purposes of conveying natural gas on all or a portion of its movement from the production of the gas at the wellhead to the delivery of the gas
into a pipeline that provides transportation of the gas in interstate commerce, as defined under § 1 of the Natural Gas Act. 
 1.4 Questar’s FERC Gas Tariff Vol. No.1. as amended and revised from time to time, will be used to define terms that are otherwise not defined in this Agreement. 

2 SCHEDULING OF GAS RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES 

2.1 Scheduling. (All times are Mountain Standard or Daylight Time, as applicable.) If Mountain Fuel desires to have gas
gathered on gas day one of each month, Mountain Fuel must notify Questar’s nomination department no later than 10:00 a.m. three working days prior to the commencement of service. For all succeeding days of the month, Mountain Fuel shall notify
Questar’s nomination department no later than 10:00 a.m. each day of the quantity of natural gas it desires to have gathered from specific sources and receipt points commencing at 12:00 noon on the succeeding calendar day.



 By electronic means or in writing by 12:00 noon of the nomination day, Questar shall then
notify Mountain Fuel of the quantity that it can receive and deliver. Starting no later than 12:00 noon on the day following the calendar day of receipt of Mountain Fuel’s nomination, Questar shall commence to deliver an equivalent volume of
natural gas. All scheduling of deliveries of gas between Mountain Fuel and Questar shall take this scheduled timing difference into account. Upon written agreement or telephone agreement (to be confirmed in writing) between Questar and Mountain
Fuel, receipts and deliveries may commence earlier than provided by this schedule. 
 2.2 In connection with service provided
to Mountain Fuel under Questar’s FERC Rate Schedule NNT (no-notice service), Mountain Fuel may modify its nominations under this § 2 at any time. 
 2.3 Operating Information and Estimates. Upon request of Questar, Mountain Fuel shall from time to time submit its best estimates of the daily, monthly and annual quantities of gas it
expects to be gathered, together with such other operating data as Questar may require in order to schedule its operations. 

2.4 Operating Requirements. 
 2.4.1 Mountain Fuel shall use reasonable efforts to deliver and receive gas at uniform hourly and daily rates of flow. 
 2.4.2 Mountain Fuel shall deliver gas to Questar at the receipt points at a pressure sufficient to allow the gas to enter Questar’s gathering system. Questar shall not be required to compress natural
gas into its system. If requested by Questar, Mountain Fuel shall provide equipment acceptable to Questar at each receipt point to prevent overpressuring Questar’s system.


 


  
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 2.4.3 Questar shall deliver gas at each transfer point to the receiving party at the
pressure in Questar’s system after required measurement, flow control or regulation. 
 2.5 Limitations On
Questar’s Gathering Obligations. 
 2.5.1 On any day, Questar shall not be obligated to deliver to Mountain Fuel a
quantity of gas different from the equivalent volume received from Mountain Fuel during the same day, as adjusted under § 6 below. 
 2.5.2 For gathering service provided under this Agreement, Questar shall not be obligated to receive from or deliver to Mountain Fuel a quantity of gas in excess of the MDQ, unless Mountain Fuel has
requested and Questar has agreed to provide overrun service. 
 3 WARRANTY 

Mountain Fuel warranties title to and the right to deliver and use the gas shipped or committed to use under this Agreement and further
warrants that the gas is free from all liens and adverse claims, including tax liens. Mountain Fuel will have the obligation to make settlements for all royalties due and payments owed to Mountain Fuel’s mineral and royalty owners. Mountain
Fuel agrees to indemnify Questar and save it harmless from all suits, actions, claims, debts, accounts, damages, costs, losses, liens, license fees, and expenses which arise from Mountain Fuel’s ownership or control of the gas. 

4 QUALITY 
 4.1 Questar may refuse to receive gas from Mountain Fuel if the gas does not meet the quality specifications of the party to whom the gas is to be delivered (including the interstate transmission
facilities of Questar) for the following: hydrogen sulfide and other forms of sulfur; inert substances; liquids; dust, gums, gum-forming constituents, dirt, impurities or other solid or liquid matter that might interfere with the merchantability of
the gas; oxygen; or water vapor. 


 4.2 The gas tendered to Questar at each receipt point shall contain a gross heating value
of at least 950 Btu per cubic foot. 
 4.3 The gas tendered to Questar at each receipt point shall be at a temperature between
35°F. and 120°F. 
 4.4 If the gas tendered to Questar under this Agreement fails to meet the specifications, as
described in ¶¶ 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3, Questar shall notify Mountain Fuel and may, at its option, refuse to accept further receipt of gas pending correction. 
 4.5 Mountain Fuel shall indemnify Questar and hold it harmless from all suits, actions, regulatory proceedings, damages, costs, losses and expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) arising out of the
failure of the gas tendered by Mountain Fuel to conform to the quality specifications, including any injury or damage done to Questar’s facilities. 
 4.6 Acceptance of gas that does not meet quality specifications is at Questar’s option. Acceptance of the gas does not constitute any waiver of Questar’s right to refuse to accept similarly
nonconforming gas. 
 5. MEASUREMENT 
 5.1 The volumes of gas delivered to Questar by Mountain Fuel shall be measured by Questar according to its current FERC tariff. The meters shall be installed and tested and any discrepancies in the
volumes measured shall be resolved according to Questar’s current FERC tariff. 
 5.2 All claims of any party as to the
quantity of gas tendered and delivered must be submitted in writing by the party within 180 days from the date of commencement of the claimed discrepancy. 
 5.3 Either party may, at its option and expense, install and operate check measuring equipment, provided that the equipment is installed in a way that does not interfere with the operations of the other
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measurement of gas for the purpose of this Agreement shall be measured under ¶ 15.1. Either party’s check meters will be subject at all reasonable times to inspection and examination by
a representative of the other party, but the reading, calibration, adjustment, and changing of charts will be done only by the party installing the check meters. 
 5.4 Each party shall, upon request, furnish to the other party at the earliest possible time all charts upon which it has based any statement. Each party shall return to the other party all charts after a
30-day period. Each party shall have access to the other party’s records and books at all reasonable business hours so far as they affect measurement and settlement for the gas received or delivered. 

5.5 Questar shall integrate the charts and data obtained by the metering and measurement of the gas gathered under this Agreement. Upon
written request, Questar shall furnish Mountain Fuel copies of measurement charts used in compiling any monthly statements. Mountain Fuel may compute the volume of gas from Questar’s charts and data. If Mountain Fuel’s computation of the
volume of gas varies from Questar’s computation by less than the greater of 2% or 50 Dth, Questar’s computation will be deemed correct. If Mountain Fuel’s computation differs from Questar’s by more than the greater of 2% or 50
Dth, then Questar shall reintegrate and redetermine the volume of gas purchased. If Questar’s second computation varies from Mountain Fuel’s computation by less than the greater of 2% or 50 Dth, Mountain Fuel’s computation will be
deemed correct. However, if Questar’s second computation still varies from Mountain Fuel’s computation by more than the greater of 2% or 50 Dth, then Questar’s initial computation will be deemed correct. 

6 FUEL GAS REIMBURSEMENT 
 6.1 Fuel Reimbursement. For all gas tendered by Mountain Fuel under this Agreement, Mountain Fuel shall reimburse Questar with gas provided in-kind for:



 6.1.1 The actual fuel used to treat or condition the gas to permit compliance with any
quality requirements under § 4 and compressor fuel required to effect receipt or delivery of the gas, and 
 6.1.2
Mountain Fuel’s proportionate share of lost-and-unaccounted-for gas on Questar’s gathering system. 
 6.2
Nomination Adjustment. Mountain Fuel’s total nominations into Questar’s gathering system must include the amount of gas required to reimburse Questar for fuel use and lost-and-unaccounted-for gas.

 7 BILLING AND PAYMENT 

7.1 Monthly Bill. 
 7.1.1 On the 20th day of each month, Questar shall bill Mountain Fuel any applicable reservation charges for the current month. 
 7.1.2 By the 25th day of each month, Questar shall bill Mountain Fuel usage charges for all volumes of gas gathered for delivery during the immediately previous month as well as any other applicable
charges. If actual quantities are not reasonably available, Questar may use estimates of the quantity of gas gathered for Mountain Fuel in computing the amounts due. Any necessary adjustment shall be made in later billings for differences between
the estimated and actual qualities 
 7.2 Access to Billing Data. Both Parties will have the right to
examine at reasonable times books, records and charts of the other to the extent necessary to verify the accuracy of any statement, charge or computation made under or pursuant to any of the provisions of such statement. 

7.3 Payment. Mountain Fuel shall pay Questar on or before the last day of each month or within 10 days of the date the
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 7.4 Late Payments. 

7.4.1 Should Mountain Fuel fail to make timely payment of any part of the amount of any bill, the unpaid amount will be deemed late, and
Questar shall charge interest from the date payment is due until the actual date of receipt of payment. The interest will be compounded quarterly until paid. 
 7.4.2 Interest will be calculated at the rate prescribed for the applicable period by 18 C.F.R. § 154.67(c). 
 7.4.3 Questar shall bill Mountain Fuel for any interest due in its next billing to Mountain Fuel, and Mountain Fuel shall pay the amount due according to this section. Questar may waive the interest on
late payment made within Eve days of the due date. If an uncontested bill remains unpaid for 30 days or more after payment is due, Questar, in addition to any other remedy it may have, may, after giving Mountain Fuel 15 days’ written notice,
suspend further receipt and delivery of gas for Mountain Fuel until full payment for all service rendered to date is made. 

7.5 Contested Bills. Any billing or statement may be contested within 180 days from its receipt by Mountain Fuel. If
Mountain Fuel (i) contests all or any part of a bill in good faith, (ii) pays to Questar the amounts it concedes to be correct, and (iii) within 30 days of a demand made by Questar furnishes a surety bond guaranteeing payment in the
amount of the disputed portion of the bill, then Questar may not suspend further delivery of gas unless default has occurred under the conditions of the bond. No payment by Mountain Fuel of the amount of a disputed bill will prejudice its right to
claim an adjustment of the disputed bill. Mountain Fuel shall pay interest of disputed portions of a bill for which it has withheld payment, and which ultimately are found due. 

7.6 Billing Errors. If an error is discovered in the amount of any bill, the error shall be adjusted within 30 days of the
determination that an adjustment is required, provided that the



 
claim for adjustment will have been made within 180 days from the date of the bill. If it is determined that Mountain Fuel has been overcharged and has paid the statement containing the
overcharge, then, within 30 days after the final determination, Questar shall refund the amount overcharged with interest. If it is determined that Mountain Fuel has been undercharged, Mountain Fuel shall pay the amount undercharged with interest.
The rate of any interest to be paid by either party under this provision will be governed by 18 C.F.R. § 154.67(c). In the event that any portion of a statement is in dispute, payment of the disputed portion will not be deemed a waiver of the
right to contest such disputed portion in any forum having jurisdiction. 
 8 LIABILITY 

Each party assumes full responsibility and liability arising from the operation of the facilities it owns and agrees to hold the other
party harmless from any liability whatever arising from the owning party’s installation, ownership or operation of its facilities. 
 9
FORCE MAJEURE 
 9.1 Definition. The term “force majeure” as employed
in this agreement will mean acts of God, strikes, lockouts or other labor or industrial disturbances, acts of the public enemy, wars, blockades, insurrections, riots, epidemics, landslides, lightning, earthquakes, fires, tornadoes, severe weather,
storms floods, washouts, arrest and restraint from rulers of people, necessity for compliance with any court order, law ordinance or regulations promulgated by a governmental authority having jurisdiction, civil disturbances, explosions, breakage or
accident to machinery, instrumentation, or lines of pipe, sudden partial or sudden entire failing of wells, freezing of wells or pipelines, inability to secure right-of-way, materials, supplies or labor, including inability or failure to obtain
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supplies due to governmental regulations, and causes of like or different kind, whether enumerated in this agreement or not, and not within the control of the parry claiming force
majeure, and which by the exercise of due diligence such party is unable to overcome. 
 9.2
Notice. If either party is rendered wholly or partially unable to carry out its obligations under this Agreement due to force majeure, the party shall give written notice describing the event of force majeure as soon as is reasonably
possible after the occurrence. The obligations of the Parties, other than to make payments of amounts due so far as they are affected by such force majeure, will be suspended during the continuance of the event of force majeure, but for no longer
period. The affected party shall remedy the event of force majeure in a commercially reasonable manner. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require either party to settle a strike or labor dispute against its better judgment. 

10 ASSIGNMENT 
 All rights
and duties under this Agreement shall inure to and be binding upon the successors and assignees of the Parties. No



 
conveyance or transfer of any interest of either party, except a transfer to an affiliate, will be binding upon the other party until the other party has been furnished with notice and a true
copy of the conveyance or transfer. The successor or assignee agrees in writing to be bound by all the terms and conditions of the agreement and that the successor or assignee assumes all the obligations under this Agreement. 

11 MISCELLANEOUS 
 11.1 A waiver by either party of any one or more defaults by the other party shall not operate as a waiver of any future default. 
 11.2 This Agreement, including any appendices and these General Terms and Conditions, contains the entire understanding of the Parties and may only be amended by an instrument in writing signed by the
Parties. 
 11.3 In interpreting this Agreement, the recitals will be considered as part of this Agreement and not as
surplusage. 
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 APPENDIX A 

TO THE 
 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 

DATED: OCTOBER 11, 1993 
 BETWEEN 
 MOUNTAIN FUEL
SUPPLY COMPANY 
 AND 

QUESTAR PIPELINE COMPANY 

RECEIPT POINTS 
 The
interconnection of Questar’s gathering facilities and the production facilities associated with the following wells: 
 Receipt points
associated with Wexpro Agreement. 
  

					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02259	  	2896	  	N BAX UP 11-19-104 1
	00734	  	2168	  	ES LAUZER A 1
	00735	  	2896	  	ES LAUZER B 2
	00738	  	3128	  	C R HETZLER 2
	01029	  	2168	  	WE MULLEN A 2
	00999	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 15
	01014	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 2
	01016	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 6
	01019	  	2168	  	WT NIGHTINGALE A 1
	01018	  	2168	  	A COOPER 1
	00686	  	1600	  	JACKKNIFE SPRINGS 2
	00685	  	1600	  	JACKKNIFE SPRINGS 1
	01837	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 17
	01036	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 12
	01033	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 8
	01026	  	2168	  	MF WHELAN 1
	01025	  	2168	  	UP 21-16-104 2
	01022	  	2168	  	U P 11-16-104-1
	02124	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 62
	00402	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 23
	00401	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 22
	00400	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 20
	00399	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 19
	00398	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 18
	00397	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 17
	00396	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 16
	00504	  	0912	  	F WILSON B UNIT 2


  
 A-1










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00504	  	0784	  	F WILSON B UNIT 2
	00504	  	0784	  	F WILSON B UNIT 2
	00500	  	0784	  	F WILSON A 18
	00499	  	0784	  	E HIA F WILSON A17
	00494	  	0912	  	F WILSON B 12
	00494	  	0912	  	F WILSON B 12
	00491	  	0784	  	F WILSON A 9
	00536	  	0784	  	W W WILSON A 2
	00535	  	0784	  	W W WILSON A 1
	00534	  	0912	  	W W WILSON A UNIT 6
	00533	  	0912	  	NEWBERGER B UNIT 5
	00532	  	0912	  	W W WILSON A UNIT 4
	00531	  	0784	  	W W WILSON A UNIT 3
	00531	  	0784	  	W W WILSON A UNIT 3
	00522	  	0912	  	F WILSON B 25
	02131	  	0912	  	E HIA MW NEWBERGER 7
	02059	  	0912	  	E. HIA F. WILSON 26
	01404	  	3944	  	HIAWATHA DEEP 2
	01403	  	3944	  	HIAWATHA DEEP 3
	00549	  	3944	  	HIAWATHA DEEP 1
	00547	  	0912	  	AMELIA HORROCKS 2
	00544	  	0912	  	MW NEWBERGER A 6
	00543	  	0784	  	MW NEWBERGER C 5
	01241	  	0912	  	WM WHEELER A 3
	01240	  	0912	  	WM WHEELER A 2
	01240	  	0912	  	WM WHEELER A 2
	01240	  	0784	  	WM WHEELER A 2
	01240	  	0784	  	WM WHEELER A 2
	01238	  	0912	  	W B LASHAR A 4
	01238	  	0912	  	W B LASHAR A 4
	01236	  	0784	  	W B LASHAR A 2
	01113	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 6
	01111	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 4
	01110	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 3
	01109	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 2
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	00674	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 6
	00669	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 5
	00927	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL B 12
	00926	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL A 11
	00925	  	0912	  	POWDER WASH GOVT 2
	00924	  	0912	  	POWDER WASH GOVT 1
	00923	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 20


  
 A-2










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00922	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 19
	00921	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 18
	00920	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 17
	00919	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER A 16
	00918	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 15
	00917	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER A 14
	00916	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 13
	00912	  	0912	  	HAL STEWART A 1
	00911	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL B 10
	00910	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL B 9
	00910	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL B 9
	00908	  	0784	  	J C DONNELL B 7
	00906	  	0912	  	JC DONNELL B 5
	00906	  	0912	  	JC DONNELL B 5
	00904	  	0784J	  	J C DONNELL B 3
	00903	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 11
	00902	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 10
	00901	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER A 9
	00899	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER B 7
	00898	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER B 6
	00897	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER B 5
	00896	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER A 4
	00895	  	0912	  	B W MUSSER B 21
	00894	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER A 2
	00893	  	0784	  	B W MUSSER A 1
	00892	  	0912	  	CARL ALLEN A 20
	00891	  	0912	  	CARL ALLEN A 19
	00889	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN 17
	00887	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 15
	00886	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN A 14
	00884	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 12
	00883	  	0912	  	CARL AI-LEN A 11
	00882	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 10
	00879	  	0912	  	CARL ALLEN B 7
	00878	  	0912	  	CARL ALLEN B 6
	00876	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 4
	00876	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 4
	00875	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN B 3
	00662	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 8
	00661	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 5
	00659	  	0784	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 4
	00658	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 15
	00657	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 13
	00656	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 9


  
 A-3










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00655	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 3
	00654	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 2
	00006	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 7
	00003	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 3
	00002	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 2
	00001	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 1
	01096	  	0912	  	NIGHTINGALE B-1
	01085	  	1600	  	STATELAND 3-11-101 2
	01081	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 15
	01080	  	1600	  	NIGHTINGALE GOV’T 14
	01079	  	1600	  	NIGHTINGALE GOV’T 12
	01078	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 10
	01077	  	0912	  	HETZLER GOV’T 9
	01076	  	1600	  	ROBERTS GOV’T 8
	01075	  	1600	  	NIGHTINGALE GOV’T 6
	03360	  	8500	  	MOSU SALES GAS MM
	03975	  	2168	  	LAWLER FED 2-30
	04001	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 28-3
	03829	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 28-2
	03959	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 10-3
	03830	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 4-2
	01031	  	2168	  	SL 36-18-104 2
	04013	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 28
	00954	  	2416	  	M F FEDERAL 8-1
	00700	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 12-1
	00699	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 11-4
	00698	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 10-2
	00697	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 10-1
	00695	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 12-2
	00694	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DR 11-1
	02109	  	8500	  	HORSESHOE BND MS 205
	02291	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 30
	02290	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 29
	02289	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 32
	02245	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 27
	02244	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 26
	02243	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 25
	02130	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 24
	02129	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 23
	02128	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 22
	02127	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 20
	02126	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 19
	02113	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 21
	02092	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 17


  
 A-4










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02091	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 18
	01418	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 12
	01417	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 13
	01416	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 11
	01415	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 15
	01414	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 14
	00681	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 10
	00680	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 9
	00677	  	0784	  	ISLAND UNIT 3
	02300	  	5632	  	BUG 15 LP
	02299	  	5632	  	BUG 13 LP
	02149	  	5680	  	PATTERSON CNYN 3 LP
	02143	  	5632	  	BUG 9 LP
	02140	  	5680	  	BUG 16 LP
	02140	  	5680	  	BUG 16 LP
	02139	  	5632	  	BUG 14 LP
	01838	  	5680	  	PATTERSON UNIT 5 WD
	01687	  	5680	  	PATTERSON UNIT 3 LP
	01683	  	5632	  	BUG 17 LP
	01682	  	5632	  	BUG 10 LP
	01681	  	5632	  	BUG 14 HP
	01680	  	5632	  	BUG 4 LP
	00851	  	5680	  	PATTERSON CNYN 3 HP
	00842	  	5680	  	PATTERSON UNIT 1 LP
	00431	  	5680	  	PATTERSON CANYON 1
	03328	  	2416	  	MOUNTAIN FUEL 3-1
	03327	  	2416	  	MOUNTAIN FUEL 26-2
	03326	  	2416	  	MOUNTAIN FUEL 23-2
	02082	  	2416	  	MIKULICH MFS 28-1
	00150	  	2416	  	BIG HORSE DRAW 35-1
	00120	  	2416	  	BIG HORSE DRAW 2-1
	02147	  	2168	  	FOX FED 1-8 LP
	02146	  	2168	  	FOX FED 1-5 LP
	01069	  	2168	  	SPRHD RANCH 18 HP
	01057	  	2168	  	SPRHD RANCH 6 HP
	01055	  	2168	  	SPRHD RANCH lA LP
	00592	  	2168	  	JUDSON FED 1-11 HP
	00578	  	2896	  	SPRHD RANCH 3
	00578	  	2896	  	SPRHD RANCH 3
	00430	  	8520	  	CRESTON FED 22-1
	00430	  	8520	  	CRESTON FED 22-1
	03571	  	0784	  	CARL ALLEN 2
	03048	  	0784	  	J C DONNELL B 4
	02566	  	0784	  	JC DONNELL B 8


  
 A-5










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02383	  	0784	  	ACE UNIT 5
	02308	  	0784	  	P W H. STEWART 4
	02308	  	0784	  	P W H. STEWART 4
	02302	  	0784	  	POWDER WSH STEWART 2
	02293	  	0784	  	PW CARL ALLEN 16 GVT
	00939	  	0912	  	POWDER WASH 20-1
	00929	  	0912	  	J C DONNELL A 1
	00928	  	0912	  	J A LEE 1
	01074	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 4
	01073	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 3
	01072	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 2
	01071	  	1600	  	DONNELL GOV’T 1
	02118	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 12
	01721	  	8520	  	KINNEY UNIT WELL 3
	01479	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 13
	01114	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 8
	00668	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 4
	00667	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 2
	00665	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 4
	00664	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 3
	00663	  	3944	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	00663	  	3944	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	01259	  	0912	  	W B LASHAR A 5
	01259	  	0912	  	W B LASHAR A 5
	03402	  	0912	  	F WILSON 20
	03402	  	0912	  	F WILSON 20
	03349	  	0912	  	G KUYKENDALL #9
	03348	  	0912	  	F WILSON 28 ES
	02310	  	0912	  	STATE LAND 6
	02309	  	0912	  	KUYKENDALL 10
	02309	  	0912	  	KUYKENDALL 10
	02132	  	0912	  	E HIA MW NEWBERGER 8
	00543	  	0784	  	MW NEWBERGER C 5
	00542	  	0784	  	MW NEWBERGER B 4
	00541	  	0784	  	MW NEWBERGER A 3
	00540	  	0912	  	MW NEWBERGER D 2
	00540	  	0912	  	MW NEWBERGER D 2
	00539	  	0784	  	MW NEWBERGER A 1
	00538	  	0912	  	W W WILSON B 4
	00537	  	0912	  	W W WILSON C 3
	00520	  	0912	  	F WILSON B 24
	00517	  	0784	  	K S WHITFORD 1
	00516	  	0912	  	G KUYKENDALL A 8
	00511	  	0912	  	ST LAND 37-12-100 5


  
 A-6










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00510	  	0784	  	ST LAND 37-12-100 4
	00508	  	0784	  	ST LAND 37-12-100 2
	00505	  	0912	  	F WILSON A 22
	00504	  	0912	  	F WILSON B UNIT 2
	00488	  	0784	  	F WILSON B 6
	00488	  	0784	  	F WILSON B 6
	00485	  	0784	  	F WILSON B 3
	00484	  	0784	  	F WILSON A 2
	00483	  	0912	  	F WILSON A 1
	00483	  	0912	  	F WILSON A 1
	00483	  	0912	  	F WILSON A 1
	02133	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 61
	00395	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 15
	00394	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 14
	00393	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 13
	00392	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 12
	00391	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 9
	00390	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 8
	00389	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 1
	00386	  	2168	  	CLAY BASIN UNIT 7
	01021	  	2168	  	AJ POSTON A 3
	01015	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 3
	01000	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT SR 1
	01030	  	2168	  	SL 10-17-104 1
	00738	  	3128	  	C R HETZLER 2
	00735	  	2896	  	ES LAUZER B 2
	00185	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 6
	00231	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 5
	00619	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 1
	00231	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 5
	01410	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 10
	01871	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 14
	02121	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 9A
	00197	  	2168	  	CHAMPLIN 149 B-1
	00206	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 8
	00205	  	2896	  	LANSDALE FED 4-1
	00217	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 4
	00216	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 6
	00215	  	2896	  	LANSDALE FED 10-1
	00213	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 9
	00212	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 5
	00211	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT A-1
	00209	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 3
	00208	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 2


  
 A-7










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	01474	  	2168	  	SHUTE CREEK 9
	01287	  	2168	  	WHISKEY BUTTES 3
	00752	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 28-1
	00553	  	2168	  	HARRINGTON FED 1
	00447	  	2168	  	HALEY FEDERAL 4-1
	00439	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 2-26
	00429	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-1
	00409	  	2896	  	PANDO FEDERAL 32-1
	00408	  	2896	  	W G MCNAMARA (NCT) 1
	00408	  	2896	  	W G MCNAMARA (NCT) 1
	00408	  	2168	  	W G MCNAMARA (NCT) 1
	00408	  	2168	  	W G MCNAMARA (NCT) 1
	00373	  	2896	  	WYO ‘U’ (NCT 2) 1
	00261	  	2168	  	DONLEY (NCT #1) 1
	00229	  	2896	  	DONLEY (NCT #2) 1
	00229	  	2896	  	DONLEY (NCT #2) 1
	00453	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 1
	03991	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-3
	03991	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-3
	03960	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 10-4
	03957	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-4
	03941	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 4-26
	03940	  	2896	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 3-26
	03940	  	2896	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 3-26
	00473	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 23
	00473	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 23
	00465	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 14
	00464	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 11
	00463	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 9
	00462	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 8
	00461	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 6
	00460	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 5
	00813	  	3640	  	U P 11-19-104 3
	00812	  	2896	  	U P 11-19-104 2
	00810	  	3640	  	MFS CHAMPLIN 11-8
	00809	  	3640	  	NORTH BAXTER 14-1
	00808	  	2896	  	G W CAPPERS B 3
	00807	  	2896	  	G W CAPPERS A 2
	00724	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 2
	00723	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	00817	  	2896	  	TERESA LAURUNEN 1
	00817	  	2896	  	TERESA LAURUNEN 1
	00817	  	2168	  	TERESA LAURUNEN 1
	00817	  	2168	  	TERESA LAURUNEN 1


  
 A-8










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00816	  	2896	  	O F FEATHERSTONE 1
	00815	  	2896	  	U P 35-20-104 1
	00814	  	2896	  	U P 23-20-104 1
	00723	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	00723	  	2168	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	00723	  	2168	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	01466	  	0912	  	MESA UNIT 2
	01465	  	0912	  	MESA UNIT 1
	00474	  	2760	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 26
	00473	  	2760	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 23
	00473	  	2760	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 23
	00459	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 3
	00458	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 27
	00457	  	2760	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 22
	00457	  	2760	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 22
	00457	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 22
	00457	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 22
	00456	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 13
	00455	  	2168	  	DRY PINEY UNIT 10
	03932	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-3
	03901	  	2168	  	HAGOOD FEDERAL 12-2
	03890	  	2896	  	PANDO FEDERAL 32-2
	03890	  	2896	  	PANDO FEDERAL 32-2
	03889	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 28-2
	03887	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 21
	03887	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 21
	03885	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 19
	03884	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 18
	03847	  	2168	  	HALEY FEDERAL 4-2
	03833	  	2168	  	CUMMINGS FEDERAL 2-8
	03828	  	2168	  	LAWLER FED 2-32
	03762	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-2
	03762	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-2
	03725	  	2168	  	CHAMP 149 AMOCO B-2
	01706	  	2168	  	CH BUTTES #1-9
	00207	  	5848	  	BRUFF UNIT 1
	00189	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 7
	02052	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 12
	01829	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 11
	00620	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 4A
	00619	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 1


  
 A-9









 Non-Wexpro Agreement receipt points. 

 

					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02217	  	0784	  	CHIVINGTON 1
	00949	  	0912	  	JOYCE WOLF 2
	00942	  	0912	  	KLAENHAMMER 2
	01471	  	1464	  	IMPERIAL FED 2-12
	01471	  	1464	  	IMPERIAL FED 2-12
	00944	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 4
	01769	  	0912	  	POWDER WASH MS 44
	00946	  	0912	  	KLAENHAMMER 3
	01770	  	0912	  	MILLISON 1
	00947	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 2
	02187	  	0912	  	V M KLAENHAMMER 1
	00931	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 5
	01771	  	0912	  	JOYCE WOLF 1
	00945	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 3
	02125	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 1X
	02125	  	0912	  	PTASYNSKI 1X
	00948	  	0912	  	JOYCE WOLF 3
	01773	  	8500	  	POWDER WASH MS 58
	00943	  	0912	  	JOYCE WOLF 4
	03906	  	8500	  	BIG GULCH MS 61
	01799	  	8500	  	W SIDE CANAL MS 41
	01214	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01214	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01214	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01716	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01716	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01716	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01717	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01717	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01717	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01216	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 14
	01216	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 14
	01717	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01717	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01717	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 15
	01214	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01214	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01214	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 13
	01716	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01716	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01716	  	8536	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 16
	01216	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 14


  
 A-10










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	01216	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 14
	03783	  	1464	  	W SIDE CANAL UN 3
	01215	  	1512	  	GLADHILL DR ST 1-13
	03907	  	2168	  	RUTH SWEZEY 1B
	03908	  	2168	  	RUTH SWEZEY 1C
	02054	  	1464	  	RUTH SWEZEY 2
	01212	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL JONS 2
	01798	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL MS 47-1
	01801	  	8500	  	W SIDE CANAL MS 47
	02258	  	1464	  	RUTH SWEZEY 2 LP
	02258	  	1464	  	RUTH SWEZEY 2 LP
	01213	  	1512	  	W SIDE CANAL JONS 3
	01872	  	1512	  	BAGGS LND & CATTLE 1
	01869	  	8520	  	DRIPPING ROCK UNIT 1
	01867	  	8520	  	DRIPPING ROCK UNIT 3
	03823	  	8520	  	DRIPPING ROCK 23-5
	03955	  	8500	  	CELSIUS FED 4-1 TAP
	03955	  	8500	  	CELSIUS FED 4-1 TAP
	03897	  	8520	  	RUGER FEDERAL #24-32
	00941	  	0912	  	PDR WASH GOV’T 33-7
	02383	  	0784	  	ACE UNIT 5
	00662	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 8
	02314	  	0912	  	ROSS GOV’T 44-7
	01710	  	0912	  	AMOCO FEDERAL 20-9
	00661	  	0912	  	JACKS DRAW UNIT 5
	00937	  	0912	  	MARLIN GOVERNMENT 1
	00933	  	0912	  	HUBER STATE 2
	00003	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 3
	00930	  	0912	  	HUBER CHAPMAN ST 1
	00002	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 2
	00935	  	1464	  	MTN FUEL FED 1-12
	00935	  	1464	  	MTN FUEL FED 1-12
	00938	  	0912	  	ROSS GOV’T 43-7
	00932	  	0912	  	HUBER CHAPMAN ST 2
	00001	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 1
	02238	  	8500	  	POWDER WASH MS 140
	00527	  	0784	  	V SCHAICK C GOVT 5
	00529	  	0784	  	F S DUNCAN B 2
	00528	  	0784	  	F S DUNCAN B 3
	01083	  	1600	  	GRYNBERG STATE LD 1
	01256	  	0912	  	LION OIL GOV’T 3
	01255	  	0912	  	LION OIL GOV’T 2
	01254	  	0912	  	LION OIL GOV’T 1
	01251	  	0912	  	HIAWATHA GOV’T B-1


  
 A-11










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	01251	  	0912	  	HIAWATHA GOV’T B-1
	01242	  	0912	  	DUNCAN UNIT 1-1
	01084	  	1600	  	DYER C GOV’T 1
	01250	  	0912	  	A P VAN SCHAICK A 3
	01250	  	0912	  	A P VAN SCHAICK A 3
	03362	  	0912	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	03362	  	0912	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	03362	  	0912	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	01246	  	0912	  	F S DUNCAN B-6
	01481	  	0784	  	H W OBORNE 2
	01252	  	0912	  	H W OBORNE NO 1
	03905	  	8500	  	W HIAWATHA COMP #2
	01251	  	0784	  	HIAWATHA GOV’T B-1
	01251	  	0784	  	HIAWATHA GOV’T B-1
	01247	  	0912	  	D VAN SCHAICK 1
	01247	  	0912	  	D VAN SCHAICK 1
	01478	  	1600	  	UNIVERSAL RES 1-3
	03362	  	1512	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	03362	  	1512	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	03362	  	1512	  	FEDERAL 1-21
	00668	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 4
	01111	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 4
	00663	  	2168	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	00663	  	2168	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	01109	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 2
	01114	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 8
	01110	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 3
	00667	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 2
	00663	  	3944	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	00663	  	3944	  	KINNEY UNIT 1
	01479	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 13
	00664	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 3
	00665	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 4
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	02118	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 12
	01113	  	1600	  	TRAIL UNIT 6
	01223	  	1600	  	VERMILLION CR UNIT 1
	00669	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 5
	00674	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 6
	00980	  	2168	  	HUGHS UNIT 1
	01473	  	2896	  	SALT WELLS 11-11
	00977	  	3128	  	HUSKY FEDERAL 15-10
	01015	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 3


  
 A-12










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	01018	  	2168	  	A COOPER 1
	00999	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 15
	01016	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 6
	00685	  	1600	  	JACKKNIFE SPRINGS 1
	01020	  	2168	  	Al POSTON A 2
	01020	  	2168	  	Al POSTON A 2
	02093	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 16
	02093	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 16
	01019	  	2168	  	WT NIGHTINGALE A 1
	01033	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 8
	01014	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 2
	01025	  	2168	  	UP 21-16-104 2
	01000	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT SR 1
	01021	  	2168	  	AJ POSTON A 3
	01028	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 9
	02093	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 16
	02093	  	2896	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 16
	01029	  	2168	  	WE MULLEN A 2
	01026	  	2168	  	MF WHELAN 1
	01030	  	2168	  	SL 10-17-104 1
	00686	  	1600	  	JACKKNIFE SPRINGS 2
	01022	  	2168	  	U P 11-16-104-1
	01837	  	2168	  	SO BAXTER UNIT 17
	01475	  	2168	  	CREST FEDERAL 1-24
	00988	  	2896	  	LEAR FEDERAL 1-30
	00986	  	2168	  	POLUMBUS GOV’T 31-1
	00990	  	2168	  	TENNECO FEDERAL 1-30
	00987	  	2168	  	POLUMBUS GOV’T 19-1
	00989	  	2168	  	MTN FUEL FED 1-20
	00985	  	2168	  	POLUMBUS GOV’T 30-1
	03372	  	2896	  	N NITCHIE GULCH 20-6
	03372	  	2896	  	N NITCHIE GULCH 20-6
	00758	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 2
	00758	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 2
	03337	  	2168	  	N NITCHIE GULCH 2-5
	03380	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 20-19
	00756	  	2168	  	SAND DUNES FED 1
	00770	  	2168	  	WC MCBRIDE GOV’T 1-5
	03594	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 22-8
	03378	  	2896	  	ROGERS FED 20-12
	03488	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 21-21
	03488	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 21-21
	00773	  	2168	  	JAMIESON A 1
	00757	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 1


  
 A-13










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00757	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 1
	01730	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 12-18
	03391	  	2896	  	N NITCHIE 30-6
	01731	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 13-20
	00762	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 6
	03372	  	2168	  	N NITCHIE GULCH 20-6
	03372	  	2168	  	N NITCHIE GULCH 20-6
	00764	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 8
	03368	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 19-7
	00767	  	2168	  	ROGERS GOV’T 1-12
	02045	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 14-7
	00760	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 4
	00760	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 4
	02072	  	2168	  	FEDERAL 15-8X
	00757	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 1
	00757	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 1
	02262	  	2168	  	NO NITCHIE GULCH 2-6
	00760	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 4
	00760	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 4
	02288	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 3-21
	00763	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 7
	02294	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 17-16
	02294	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 17-16
	00769	  	2168	  	ANDERSON GOV’T 1
	02315	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 30-31
	02315	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 30-31
	03488	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 21-21
	03488	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 21-21
	03346	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 10-32
	00765	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 11
	00758	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 2
	00758	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 2
	03645	  	2168	  	N NITCHIE 3-5 FED
	03343	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 10-31
	02316	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 40-31
	00846	  	2896	  	PINE CNYN LUFF 1-9
	00843	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON UNIT 1
	03338	  	8500	  	W PINE CANYON 10-5
	03338	  	8500	  	W PINE CANYON 10-5
	03377	  	2896	  	W PINE CYN 9-32
	03377	  	2896	  	W PINE CYN 9-32
	03347	  	2896	  	UPRR 1-33
	03379	  	2896	  	UPRR #1 1-3
	02313	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 18-29


  
 A-14










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02313	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 18-29
	03382	  	2168	  	W PINE CYN 10-5 X FS
	02311	  	2896	  	NO. 1 UPRR 1-27
	03384	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 10-29
	03384	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 10-29
	03355	  	2896	  	UPRR 2 2-33
	03355	  	2896	  	UPRR 2 2-33
	03384	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 10-29
	03384	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 10-29
	02239	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 16-28
	02239	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 16-28
	03386	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 8-28
	03386	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 8-28
	03361	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 6-32
	03361	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 6-32
	03386	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 8-28
	03386	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 8-28
	03389	  	2168	  	FEDERAL 1-28
	03389	  	2168	  	FEDERAL 1-28
	03387	  	2168	  	UPRR 3-33
	03387	  	2168	  	UPRR 3-33
	00850	  	2896	  	PINE CNYN LUFF 2-17
	03387	  	2896	  	UPRR 3-33
	03387	  	2896	  	UPRR 3-33
	00847	  	2896	  	PINE CNYN LUFF 1-17
	03389	  	2896	  	FEDERAL 1-28
	03389	  	2896	  	FEDERAL 1-28
	03388	  	2168	  	UPRR-TERRA 1 41 F-7
	03388	  	2168	  	UPRR TERRA 1 41 F-7
	03397	  	2168	  	W PINE CANYON 30-31
	02312	  	2168	  	PINE CANYON 4-29
	03491	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 4-33
	03491	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 4-33
	03357	  	2896	  	W PINE CANYON 30-5
	03662	  	3144	  	FEDERAL 18-H
	03361	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 6-32
	03361	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 6-32
	00724	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 2
	00849	  	2896	  	CENEX STATE 4-16
	00723	  	2168	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	00723	  	2168	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1
	02313	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 18-29
	02313	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 18-29
	00437	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1-33


  
 A-15










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02239	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 16-28
	02239	  	2168	  	NITCHIE GULCH 16-28
	00272	  	2896	  	LEUCITE HILLS 1-19
	03338	  	2896	  	W PINE CANYON 10-5
	03338	  	2896	  	W PINE CANYON 10-5
	03377	  	2168	  	W PINE CYN 9-32
	03377	  	2168	  	W PINE CYN 9-32
	03355	  	2168	  	UPRR 2 2-33
	03355	  	2168	  	UPRR 2 2-33
	03735	  	8500	  	CEDAR CYN 30-16 TAP
	00447	  	2168	  	HALEY FEDERAL 4-1
	00189	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 7
	00213	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 9
	00752	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 28-1
	02066	  	2168	  	OWEN FEDERAL 1-18
	00199	  	2896	  	CHAMPLIN 358 G-1
	01707	  	2168	  	CPC 1-5 UPRR
	01707	  	2168	  	CPC 1-5 UPRR
	00439	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 2-26
	00754	  	2168	  	MATHERLY FEDERAL 1-6
	00429	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-1
	03762	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-2
	03762	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-2
	00229	  	2896	  	DONLEY (NCT #2) 1
	00229	  	2896	  	DONLEY (NCT #2) 1
	01707	  	2896	  	CPC 1-5 UPRR
	01707	  	2896	  	CPC 1-5 UPRR
	00216	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 6
	03833	  	2168	  	CUMMINGS FEDERAL 2-8
	01706	  	2168	  	CH BUTTES #1-9
	02201	  	2168	  	THOMPSON FED 12-1
	02201	  	2168	  	THOMPSON FED 12-1
	00214	  	2168	  	BRUFF CHAMPLIN 1-27
	00619	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 1
	00619	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 1
	01413	  	2896	  	MARATHON FED 1-16
	02071	  	2896	  	CONOCO 20-2
	02193	  	2896	  	HENRY FORK UNIT 15
	02191	  	2896	  	CONOCO FEDERAL 19-3
	00185	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 6
	00231	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 5
	00231	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 5
	01442	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 8
	01834	  	2896	  	BUTCHERKNIFE SPR 9


  
 A-16










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02192	  	2896	  	TAYLOR RANCH 25-33
	00971	  	4256	  	RYCKMAN CREEK 23
	01402	  	3944	  	CHAMPLIN 372 D-1
	01402	  	3944	  	CHAMPLIN 372 D-1
	00019	  	3784	  	CHAMP 372 AMOCO B-1
	00017	  	3944	  	ISLAND RANCHING B-1
	01402	  	8500	  	CHAMPLIN 372 D-1
	01402	  	8500	  	CHAMPLIN 372 D-1
	00014	  	3784	  	ANSCHUTZ RANCH 34-1
	00022	  	3944	  	CHAMP 387 AMOCO B-1
	00012	  	3784	  	CHAMPLIN 372 C-1
	03398	  	8500	  	DIVIDE CR CK STATION
	01595	  	2896	  	SHAEFFER NO 1
	02080	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A 5
	01654	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW E 3
	03331	  	2896	  	RABBIT MOUNTAIN 6-1
	01653	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A 7
	01663	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A 9
	01650	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW B15
	01660	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A14
	01648	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A 6
	01657	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW C19
	01647	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A 4
	01666	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW D17
	01646	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW B16
	01658	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW A12
	01662	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW B11
	01656	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW C20
	00693	  	2416	  	LOWER HORSE DRAW D18
	01391	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 217-23
	03920	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 339-25
	03937	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 324-22
	03819	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 312-23
	03820	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 319-14
	00289	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 7
	03821	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 321-26
	00294	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 13
	03822	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 323-22
	00299	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 21
	03893	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 306-27
	00301	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 24
	03894	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 307-28
	00306	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 15
	03917	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 311-26


  
 A-17










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00308	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 17
	03919	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 308-21
	00310	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 31-14
	03754	  	0784	  	CONOCO BLACK 6-35
	00312	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 35-15
	00287	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 5
	00314	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 36-26
	03938	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 342-22
	00316	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 38-9
	03962	  	0784	  	STAGECOACH UN 41-20
	00319	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 44-10
	03963	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 327-23
	00321	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 48-19
	03966	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 326-24
	00324	  	0784	  	BELCO 42-13
	03967	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 334-2
	00332	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 43-11
	03979	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 343-15
	00334	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 58-19
	03980	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 344-23
	01385	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 234-23
	03982	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 346-26
	01388	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 226-3
	03983	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 347-26
	01390	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 219-15
	03984	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 348-23
	01392	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 224-10
	03985	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 349-27
	01394	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 52-33
	03986	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 350-14
	01445	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 231-15
	03994	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 351-15
	01561	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 228-9
	00279	  	0784	  	DUNCAN FEDERAL 33-9
	01723	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 236-13
	00326	  	0784	  	MOUNTAIN LION 34-2
	01843	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 238-16
	00327	  	0784	  	FEDERAL 35-5
	02076	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 239-9
	00328	  	0784	  	PINNECOOSE 6-3
	02078	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 240-16
	00329	  	0784	  	ANKERPONT 2-6
	03764	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 301-26
	00745	  	0784	  	STAGECOACH UNIT 21-8


  
 A-18










					
	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	02246	  	8500	  	MS 203 WHITE RIVER
	00774	  	0784	  	CONOCO WEEKS 6-29
	00296	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 16
	00775	  	0784	  	PAWWINNEE 3-10
	00305	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 56-29
	00776	  	0784	  	CONOCO 35-19
	00309	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 30-22
	00777	  	0784	  	CONOCO JENKS 5-11
	00313	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 32-21
	00778	  	0784	  	UTE TRIBAL 35-16
	00318	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 34-28
	00779	  	0784	  	UTE TRIBAL 6-1
	00323	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 40-27
	00781	  	0784	  	ANKERPONT 31-12
	00333	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 49-25
	00783	  	0784	  	DM ICE FRIDAY 34-22
	01386	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 225-2
	00784	  	0784	  	SNOW KNIGHT 4-23
	03779	  	0784	  	ANKERPONT 35-36
	00785	  	0784	  	CONOCO POST 3-24
	01444	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 229-12
	00786	  	0784	  	CONOCO WYASKET 33-26
	01562	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 231-14
	00787	  	0784	  	CONOCO KURIP 1-27
	02075	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 244-25A
	00789	  	0784	  	CONOCO TABBEE 34-20
	03763	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 304-13
	00790	  	0784	  	CONOCO WISSIUP 36-15
	00292	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 11
	00791	  	0784	  	CONOCO WELL 36-17
	00307	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 20
	00792	  	0784	  	CONOCO HALL 31-18
	00315	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 37-11
	00793	  	0784	  	CONOCO STATE 32-21
	00330	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 47-30
	00955	  	0544	  	FS PRINCE 1
	01389	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 227-3
	01041	  	0784	  	BELCO 18-17
	01446	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 233-15
	01050	  	0784	  	STAGECOACH UNIT 6
	02077	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 241-16
	01430	  	0784	  	CONOCO STATE 31-32
	00300	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 22
	01778	  	8500	  	RIVER BEND MS 112


  
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	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	00320	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 45-25
	01779	  	8500	  	RIVER BEND MS 113
	01393	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 220-10
	01789	  	0784	  	STAGECOACH UN 22-17
	03765	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 303-22
	01823	  	0784	  	CONOCO SERAWOP 4.13
	01385	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 234-23
	00311	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 33-16
	01724	  	0784	  	CHAPITA UNIT 237-22
	02109	  	8500	  	HORSESHOE BND MS 205
	02324	  	0784	  	LITTLE PAPOOSE 1-26
	01761	  	8500	  	OLD SQUAW MS 79
	02063	  	2264	  	MT RESOURCE 22,27 MM
	02043	  	2264	  	MTN RESOURCE 18
	02321	  	2264	  	GOV’T 1
	01857	  	2264	  	MNT RESOURCE 20
	02319	  	2264	  	CONOVER STATE 1-22
	01856	  	2264	  	MNT RESOURCE 19
	02317	  	2264	  	SINGLETON FEE 23-14
	01855	  	2264	  	MT RESOURCE 17,12 MM
	02086	  	2264	  	MTN RESOURCE 27
	01819	  	2264	  	MTN RESOURCE 16
	02320	  	2264	  	FERRON UNIT 12-3
	01406	  	2264	  	MTN RESOURCE 2
	02087	  	2264	  	MT RESOURCE 18,21 MM
	02318	  	2264	  	BEHLING 41-22
	02322	  	2264	  	RALPHS FEE 41-9
	01740	  	8500	  	CLEAR CREEK MM
	00033	  	2168	  	AMOCO CHAMPLIN 4-25
	00006	  	0912	  	ACE UNIT WELL 7
	00211	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT A-1
	00212	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 5
	00216	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 6
	00217	  	2168	  	BRUFF UNIT 4
	03847	  	2168	  	HALEY FEDERAL 4-2
	03932	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-3
	03940	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 3-26
	03940	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 3-26
	03941	  	2168	  	BRUFF FEDERAL 4-26
	03957	  	2168	  	CLIFTON FEDERAL 34-4
	03991	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-3
	03991	  	2896	  	MFS FEE 10-3
	00668	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 4
	00667	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 2


  
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	Well
Num	  	Form
Code	  	Well Name
	01721	  	8520	  	KINNEY UNIT WELL 3
	00669	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 5
	00674	  	2896	  	KINNEY UNIT 6
	00664	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 3
	00665	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 4
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	00854	  	1600	  	PIONEER UNIT 8
	01031	  	2168	  	SL 36-18-104 2
	02316	  	2896	  	PINE CANYON 40-31
	02294	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 17-16
	02294	  	2896	  	NITCHIE GULCH 17-16
	03830	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 4-2
	03959	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 10-3
	03960	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 10-4
	03829	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 28-2
	04001	  	2168	  	LANSDALE FED 28-3
	03828	  	2168	  	LAWLER FED 2-32
	01832	  	2168	  	HARDY RANCH NO. 1

 DELIVERY POINTS 
 Delivery points associated with Wexpro Agreement. 
  

			
	ID	  	Well Name
	35	  	POWDER WASH MM
	38	  	PW L.336 DEHY MS#23
	41	  	EAST HIAWATHA MM
	42	  	HIAWATHA DEEP CM
	44	  	SUGAR LOAF MM
	45	  	JL 6 OTHER HIAWATHA
	47	  	W. HIAWATHA COMPR #2
	49	  	TRAIL UNIT MM
	50	  	KINNEY CHECK METER
	59	  	SOUTH BAXTER
	60	  	MIDDLE BAXTER MM
	63	  	NORTH BAXTER MM
	64	  	LOWER NITCHIE AREA
	65	  	CLAY BASIN FRONTIER
	70	  	IL. 35 BYPASS
	72	  	ET OUTLET
	73	  	HENRY’S FORK MM


  
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	ID	  	Well Name
	74	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #6
	75	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #5
	111	  	BIG HORSE DRAW MM
	114	  	RABBIT MOUNTAIN MM
	119	  	FIDLAR OURAY/CHAPITA
	125	  	ISLAND 52-1
	127	  	ISLAND 52-2
	129	  	ISLAND 52-3
	131	  	ISLAND 52-4
	155	  	SPEARHEAD LAT 701
	183	  	DOVE CREEK

 Non-Wexpro Agreement Delivery Points. 

 

			
	ID	  	Well Name
	2	  	BIG GULCH MM #61
	9	  	WESTSIDE CANAL MS 41
	10	  	GLAD HILL DRAW 1-13
	11	  	SWEZEY MM #47 W.S.C
	12	  	M.S. NO. 45
	14	  	POLE GULCH MS 53
	23	  	CELSIUS DRIP RCK TAP
	26	  	DRIPPING ROCK #3
	31	  	DRIPPING ROCK 23-5
	32	  	CELSIUS FED 4-1
	33	  	RUGER 24-32
	35	  	POWDER WASH MM
	35	  	POWDER WASH MM
	38	  	PW L.336 DEHY MS#23
	38	  	PW L.336 DEHY MS#23
	41	  	EAST HIAWATHA MM
	43	  	VERMILLION COMP MM
	44	  	SUGAR LOAF MM
	45	  	JL 6 OTHER HIAWATHA
	47	  	W. HIAWATHA COMPR #2
	49	  	TRAIL UNIT MM
	50	  	KINNEY CHECK METER
	53	  	HUGHS UNIT 1
	54	  	SALT WELLS 11-11
	55	  	HUSKY FEDERAL 15-10
	59	  	SOUTH BAXTER
	60	  	MIDDLE BAXTER MM
	61	  	UPPER NITCHIE AREA


  
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	ID	  	Well Name
	64	  	LOWER NITCHIE AREA
	70	  	JL 35 BYPASS
	72	  	ET OUTLET
	73	  	HENRY’S FORK MM
	74	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #6
	75	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #5
	76	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #8
	78	  	BUTCHERKNIFE #9
	80	  	LUCKEY DITCH C.M.
	85	  	RYCKMAN CREEK MM
	93	  	ANSCHUTZ RANCH MM
	99	  	DIVIDE CR CK STATION
	101	  	SHAEFFER NO 1
	114	  	RABBIT MOUNTAIN MM
	119	  	FIDLAR OURAY/CHAPITA
	133	  	OLD SQUAW M&R MS 219
	134	  	RIVER BEND MM
	148	  	FERRON MM
	151	  	CLEAR CREEK MM
	155	  	SPEARHEAD LAT 701
	188	  	CHAMPLIN 4-25


  
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 APPENDIX B 
 TO THE 
 GAS
GATHERING AGREEMENT 
 DATED: OCTOBER 11, 1993

 BETWEEN 
 MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY 
 AND 
 QUESTAR PIPELINE
COMPANY 
 GATHERING RATE DETERMINATION 

The reservation and usage rates to be charged for gathering natural gas under the terms of this Agreement shall be determined according
to the following provisions and guidelines. 
 1. The calculation of the gathering rates under § III(a) of the Agreement
shall incorporate data and accounting and other information for the most recent calendar year for which complete data are available. For the initial rates, this will be the calendar year 1992, as adjusted to reflect the elements incorporated and
approved in FERC Docket No. RS92-9. For subsequent rate determinations under this Agreement, such information shall be adjusted as necessary to reflect known and measurable changes1 in Questar’s gathering operations that will be effective during the years for which rates are to be in effect.
Such changes shall be consistent with the provisions of ¶¶ 2 and 3. 
 2. The net costs to be included in determining
the gathering rates shall include: (a) operating and maintenance expenses; (b) depreciation and amortization expenses; (c) taxes other than income taxes; (d) return on rate base; (e) federal and state income taxes; and
(f) other operating revenue credits. 
 3. For purposes of ¶ 2, the following guidelines will apply: 

(a) Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Expenses. These expenses include gathering expenses recorded in FERC Account Nos. 750-754
and 756-769 and 807, including administrative and general (A&G) expenses in Account Nos. 920-932 (excluding 924.1, 928.1, 928.2 and 920.3) and 935. 
 (b) Depreciation and Amortization Expense. This includes gathering expenses recorded in FERC Account Nos. 403 and 404, including general and intangible amortization expense. 

(c) Taxes Other Than Income Taxes. This includes gathering expenses recorded in FERC Account Nos. 408.1 and 408.9, including
payroll and property tax expense associated with general plant. 
  

 

	1 	This shall include, but not be limited to, year-end annualization of labor costs; prior-period adjustments; removal of Cost or revenue abnormalities; depreciation and
costs associated with capital investments for system additions. 


  
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 (d) Federal and State Income Taxes. Questar Pipeline’s combined federal and
state income tax rate shall be applied to the equity portion of the return on rate base. 
 (e) Rate Base. The
end-of-period rate base shall be determined from accounting data for the last month for which data are being used pursuant to ¶ 1 above (adjusted as necessary pursuant to that paragraph) and shall include that portion of the following that are
directly related or allocable to the gathering services performed under this Agreement: 
 (i) Gas plant, 

(ii) Accumulated depreciation and amortization, 
 (iii) Working capital, 
 (iv) Deferred income taxes, and 

(v) Questar’s general and intangible plant 
 (f) Rate of Return. The rate of return on rate base shall be the pre-tax rate of return specified for or derivable from the FERC’s determination of Questar’s transmission-service rates as
they are effective at the end of the period. This shall incorporate: 
  

	 	(i)	The actual, embedded costs of debt and preferred stock dividend (if any) for Questar Pipeline Company. 


 

	 	(ii)	Questar Pipeline Company’s actual, end-of-period capital structure. 

 (g) The costs of Questar’s gathering activities determined under this Appendix shall be reduced by other operating revenues that are directly related to those costs. 

  
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	 Mountain Fuel Gathering Rates –
Effective through August 31, 1995
	 
	 	  	Rate2	 	  	Quantity3	 	 	Revenue	 
	 Reservation Charge
	  	$	2.61642/Dth	  	  	 	322,812	  	 	$	10,135,325	  
	 Usage Charge
	  	$	0.22273/Dth	  	  	 	30,336,677	4 	 	$	6,756,883	  
	 Other Revenue
	  				  				 	$	2,500,000	  
	 Total Revenue
	  				  				 	$	19,392,208	  

  

	2 	Rates have been derived from the cost of service, revenues, and volumes for the 12 months ended December 1992. The total gathering cost of service includes $1,255,122
of costs refunctionalized from the production function to the gathering function consistent with internal rates established in Docket No. RS92-9 (refer to page 1 of Exhibit G, of Questar’s October 1, 1992, filing in Docket No. RS92-9).



	3 	Quantities are stated in “dry” decatherms. 


	4 	The usage quantity for this rate-design period is a projection of both Mountain Fuel’s own production and its purchased gas. (Projections are for rate-design
purposes only; actual commodity quantities gathered will be used for billing purposes.) The projection of Questar-gathered Mountain Fuel production was taken from the most recent IRP or IRP update on file with the Public Service Commission of Utah.
The Mountain Fuel purchased gas to be gathered by Questar was a projection developed by Questar’s Accounting Department from actual 1992 data. 


  
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 APPENDIX C 

TO THE 
 GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT 

DATED: OCTOBER 11, 1993 
 BETWEEN 
 MOUNTAIN FUEL
SUPPLY COMPANY 
 AND 

QUESTAR PIPELINE COMPANY 

NEW WELL CONNECTION 
 REIMBURSEMENT UNDER § III(c) 
 For any new well to be connected to
Questar’s gathering system under this Agreement that was not subject to this Agreement on the initial effective date, Mountain Fuel shall reimburse Questar according to the following formula: 

 
 



 
 where 
  

							
				
		 	Cr	  	=	  	Amount to be reimbursed by Mountain Fuel to Questar.
				
		 	C	  	=	  	Total actual cost of all new Questar gathering facilities required to connect the new well.
				
		 	t	  	=	  	Combined marginal state and federal income tax rate applicable to Questar in the year of the well connection (as a decimal fraction).
				
		 	f	  	=	  	“Deficiency factor” = Lesser of 1.0 or B ÷ 2,000,
				
		 	B	  	=	  	“Baseline flow” = (F ÷ L) x I.
				
		 	F	  	=	  	Average daily production of the well during a period of 30 consecutive days (to be designated by Mountain Fuel) during the first 12 months following connection of the well (in
MMBtu/day).
				
		 	L	  	=	  	Length of new gathering lateral to be installed by Questar to connect the new well to its gathering system (in miles).
				
		 	J	  	=	  	Mountain Fuel’s working interest in the well to be connected (as a decimal fraction).


  
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