Contribution in Aid of Construction Agreements - Two (2) Agreements Installation of Primary Service Feed & Transformer Relocation - IMP

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Contribution-In-Aid-Of-Construction Agreement For Electric Distribution Service Indiana Michigan Power Company - IN Contract #: Work Request #Date:7/31/2020DWMS00000496058 Mailing:Service Address Customer Name:Tariff: Project Description:The Customer has requested the installation of electric distribution facilities (hereinafter referred to as "Basic Service") as follows: Relocate existing 2000kva Pad Transformer that serves the Compressor Building and remove 750kva Pad Transformer that serves the DeGrit Building. City of South Bend Waste Water Treatment 3113 Riverside Dr.3113 Riverside Drive 71366598 South Bend, IN South Bend, IN 46628 Indiana Michigan Power Company - IN (hereinafter referred to as "Company") agrees to relocate 2000kva Pad Transformer, associated UG Primary Wire and Metering. Remove 750kva Pad Transformer and Metering. Customer agrees to the following: > Provide crane to safely lift existing 2000kva Pad Transformer off of existing concrete Pad and onto new Pad. > Excavate and break up existing concrete duckbank near new Pad location and install 4" Conduits per Company Specs. > Excavate and expose existing concrete duckbank at area just west of Gate 4. > Remove and dispose of existing concrete Pads at Compressor and DeGrit Buildings. 1. Customer Revenue Credit - Customer hereby agrees that the following electrical load and/or housing units will be installed A) within three (3) months from completion of extension unless stated otherwise in the comments above; or B) within six (6) years from completion of extension if customer is developing a subdivision or manufactured housing park. RESIDENTIAL NUMBER OF SUBDIVISION LOTS 0 NUMBER OF LOTS USED TO DETERMINE REVENUE 0.00 AOHP (# units) Resistance & ETS(# units) Geothermal & ASHP(# units) Base LoadHouse Size Demand kW Monthly kWH Load Factor % 0 0 0 0 COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL 0 Total amount due including both the refundable and the non-refundable amount is $11,173.07 Payment shall be made prior to the start of Company's construction of facilities. Based on the customer’s preceding representation, the Company estimates the 2-1/2 year revenue to be $0.00. Customer agrees to pay to the Company the potentially refundable amount of $0.00, which is the difference between the Company’s cost of installing the necessary facilities and the estimated revenue credit. In addition, the customer agrees to pay a non-refundable amount of $11,173.07, for any work requested that exceeds what is required to provide adequate service. 2. Recalculated Revenue - If the customer has not installed or contracted for the installation of the electric equipment as stated in paragraph #1, then the Company shall recalculate the estimated revenue. If the recalculated revenue is less than the Company's cost of facilities, then the customer shall, within thirty (30) days of receiving an invoice from the Company, pay to Company as aid to construction, the difference between the estimated revenue and the Company's cost of the facilities. The fact that the customer may no longer be associated with or have a property interest in the project served under this agreement does not release the customer from this obligation. 3. Customer Refund - If the customer made an aid to construction payment, then the customer shall, after the number of services used in the original revenue calculation has been installed, receive a refund for any additional permanent customers utilizing the same line extension within six (6) years from completion of the extension. Refunds will be made for each additional permanent customer equal to 2-1/2 times the estimated annual revenue, less the estimated cost of service drop or laterals and metering equipment required to serve the new permanent customer(s). The total of all refunds or allowances shall not exceed the total payment made by the customer. Refunds will be made once customer has notified the Company of any new customers that are added to this extension. 4. Underground Service a. The customer shall provide, at no cost to the company, the necessary right of way for the underground electric service and shall make the right of way accessible to the company's equipment. The owner shall remove all obstacles, grade the right of way to within 4" of finished grade, and provide continuing access to the Company for expansion, operation, and maintenance of all electric service facilities.Seeding and restoration or replacement of all trees, shrubs,and landscaping,shall be the responsibility of the customer. b. The Company may provide the necessary excavation, trenching and backfill and shall install the electrical conductors and related facilities. The customer may elect to do all trenching and backfill in order to reduce