For the purposes of the economic feasibility analysis for customers allocated costs using the HAF, the Company would continue to apply the EBO 188 Guidelines. Large volume customers would have flexibility through longer term contracts and/or a CIAC payment to achieve a PI of 1.0. Small volume customers would have the option of a CIAC payment and/or the TCS, as applicable over a defined term to achieve a PI of 1.0.

7. Collecting a Contribution Projects that do not meet the minimum stage 1 economic criteria, after factoring in SES, TCS or long-term service agreements, where applicable, shall be required to pay a CIAC.

CIAC may be collected in advance of construction from new customers or other parties who have agreed to fund the shortfall in the economics.

For Small Main Extensions and Customer Attachment Projects, the Company may allow eligible customers to reduce their CIAC through the use of the TCS, and/or negotiate other contribution arrangements.

The TCS term will be determined on a project specific basis and will be restricted to a minimum of one year and to a maximum of 20 years from the project's in-service date. The term will be based on the number of years it takes for the project to achieve a PI of 1.0.

For Community Expansion Projects, contributions will be collected from all small volume customers served by the project through use of a SES. Larger volume