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l BEFORE THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION 2 COMMISSIONERS TOM FORESE - Chairman 3 BOB BURNS ANDY TOBIN 4 BOYD DUNN JUSTIN OLSON 5

7 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION DOCKET no. L-00000C-18-0283-00181 OF TUCSON ELECTRIC POWER 8 COMPANY, IN CONFORMANCE WITH CASE no. 181 THE REQUIREMENTS OF A.R.S. §40-360, 9 et seq. , FOR A CERTIFICATE OF DECISION no. 76964 10 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPATIBILITY AUTI-IORIZING THE SONORAN ll SUBSTATION TO WILMOT ENERGY ORDER APPROVING CERTIFICATE OF CENTER 138 KILOVOLT (kV) ENVIRONMENTAL COMPATIBILITY 1 2 TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECT, WHICH WITH MODIFICATIONS INCLUDES THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 1 3 138 kV TRANSMISSION LINES AND 1 4 ASSOCIATED FACILITIES ORIGINATING AT THE SONORAN SUBSTATION, 1 5 SECTION 02, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, AND TERMINATING AT Arizona Corporation Commission 1 6 THE CISNE SWITCHYARD, SECTIONS 14 DOCKETED AND 15, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, RANGE 14 1 7 EAST, EACH LOCATED WITHIN PIMA NOV 2 7 2018 1 8 COUNTY, ARIZONA DOCKET 1 9 Open Meeting 20 November 7-8, 2018 Phoenix, Arizona 2 1 22 BY THE COMMISSION: 23 Pursuant to A.R.S. § 40-360, et seq, after due consideration of all relevant matters, the 24 Arizona Corporation Commission ("Commission") finds and concludes that the Certificate of 25 Environmental Compatibility ("CEC") issued by the Arizona Power Plant and Transmission Line 26 Siting Committee ("Siting Committee") is hereby approved as modified by this Order. 27 The Commission, in reaching its decision, has balanced all relevant matters in the broad

28 public interest, including the need for an adequate, economical and reliable supply of electric Page 2 Docket No. L-00000C- 18-0283-0018 l

1 power with the desire to minimize the effect thereof on the environment and ecology of this state,

2 and finds that the CEC for the above-captioned application for siting approval is in the public

3 interest as modified by this Order.

4 The Commission finds that it is in the public interest to modify the CEC to change

5 Condition No. 1 of the CEC to read as follows: "This authorization to construct the Project shall

6 expire ten ( 10) years from the date this Certificate is approved by the Arizona Corporation

7 Commission, with or without modification. Construction of the Project shall be complete, such

8 that the Project is in-service within this ten-year timeframe. However, prior to the expiration of

9 the time period, TEP may request that the Commission extend the time limitation."

1 0 The Commission further finds that it is in the public interest to modify the CEC to delete

l l Condition No. 24.

1 2 The Commission further finds and concludes that in balancing the broad public interest in

13 this matter:

1 4 1. The Project is in the public interest because it aids the state in meeting the need for

1 5 an adequate, economical and reliable supply of electric power.

1 6 2. In balancing the need for the Project with its effect on the environment and ecology

1 7 of the state, the conditions placed on the CEC as modified by the Commission effectively E 18 minimize its impact on the environment and ecology of the state. l 1 9 3 . The conditions placed on the CEC as modified by the Commission resolve matters 20 concerning the need for the Project and its impact on the environment and ecology of the state

21 raised during the course of proceedings, and as such, serve as the findings on the matters raised.

22 4. In light of these conditions, the balancing in the broad public interest results in

23 favor of granting the CEC as modified by the Commission.

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1 THE CEC ISSUED BY THE SITING COMMITTEE IS | 2 INCORPORATED HEREIN AND IS APPROVED AS MODIFIED BY ORDER OF THE

3 ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION 4 c 5 A 6 CHAIRM FORESE COMMIS IONER DUNN

7 / 8 /5: / M£ 9 COMMISSIONER TOBIN 9 ' MISSIONER OL 0N COMMISSIONER BURNS

1 0 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I MATTHEW J. NEUBERT, 11 Interim Executive Director of the Arizona Corporation Commission, have hereunto, set my hand and caused the 12 official seal of this Commission to be affixed at the Capitol, in the City of Phoenix, this Q 7 day of 13 _Mcn§n¢L;&L`_ ,2018. 1 4

1 5 \lf\ _ 1 6 A _ MATTH J. NEUBERT 17 Interim Exec five Director

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19 DISSENT:

20 DISSENT: 21

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Decision No. 76964 1 BEFORE THE ARIZONA POWER PLANT

2 AND TRANSMISSION LINE SITING COMMITTEE

3 In the matter of the Application of Tucson DocketNo. 4 Electric Power Company, in conformance L-00000C-l8-0283-00181 via 1> with the requirements of A.R.S. §40-360, r:=> , n 5 CaseNo. 181 <2> et seq., for a Certificate of Environmental CJCD <7) . "UIU Compatibility authorizing the Sonoran <"'> 6 - 4 revs Substation to Wilmot Energy Center 138 I G 1 \ ) r \ f T )M 7 kilovolt (kV) Transmission Line Project, ;) \" < which includes the construction of new 138 U T g-*C]1';r" l 1: u p /) 8 kV transmission line and associated F (Ef f ) facilities originating at the Sonoran m » 3 w 9 Substation, Section 02, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, and terminating at the Cisne 10 Switchyard, Sections 14 and 15, Township l l 16 South, Range 14 East, each located within Pima Count , Arizona. 12

13 CERTIFICATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPATIBILITY

14 Introduction

15 Pursuant to notice given as provided by law, the Arizona Power Plant and Transmission

16 Line Siting Committee ("Committee") held public hearings on September 24 through September

17 26, 2018, in Tucson, Arizona, in conformance with the requirements of the Arizona Revised

18 Statutes ("A.R.S.") §40-360 et seq. for the purpose of receiving evidence and deliberating on the i 19 September 26, 2018 Application of Tucson Electric Power Company ("TEP" or "Applicant") for

| 20 a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility ("Certificate") in the above-captioned case.

21 The following members and designees of members of the Committee were present at one

22 or more of the hearing days for the evidentiary presentations, public comment, and/or for the

23 deliberations:

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l Thomas Chef al Chairman, Designee for Arizona Attorney General

2 Leonard Drago Designee for Director, Arizona Department of Environmental Qualit 3 John R. Riggins Designee for Director, Arizona Department of Water Resources 4 Laurie A. Woodall Designee of the Chairman, Arizona Corporation Commission 5 ("Commission" Russell Jones Appointed Member, representing the general public 6

7 Jack Haenichen Appointed Member, representing the general public

8 Patricia A. Noland Appointed Member, representing the general public

9 Mary Han way Appointed Member, representing the cities and towns 10 James A. Palmer Appointed Member, representing agriculture l l

12 The Applicant was represented by J. Matthew Derstine, Snell & Wilmer and Megan J.

13 DeCorse of TEP. The following parties were granted intervention pursuant to A.R.S. § 40-

14 360.05 :

15 • South Wilmot Land Investors, LLC ("South Wilmot") represented by Lawrence 16 V. Robertson, Jr. and 17 . Tucson Airport Authority, Inc. ("TAA") represented by Christopher Schmaltz. 18

19 At the conclusion of the hearings, the Committee, after considering the (i) Application,

20 (ii) evidence, testimony, and exhibits presented by the Applicant, and (iii) comments of the

21 public, and being advised of the legal requirements of the A.R.S. §§ 40-360 through 40-360.13,

22 upon motion duly made and seconded, voted 8 to 0 to grant TEP, its successors and assigns, this

23 Certificate for construction of the Sonoran Substation to Wilmot Energy Center ("WEC") 138

24 Kilovolt ("kV") Transmission Line Project ("Project") as described below. l 25

26 ...

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l Overview of the Pro'ect

2 The Project is being developed to interconnect a 100 megawatt ("MW") solar and 30

3 MW battery storage facility (the Wilmot Energy Center) to TEP's system. Specifically, the

4 Project will consist of two (2) distinct portions, a northern portion and a southern portion. The

5 northern portion of the Project will connect three (3) existing 138 kV transmission lines into and

6 out of the planned Sonoran Substation. The lines will be supported by three (3) double circuit

7 138 kV transmission structures within a common corridor. The southern portion will connect the

8 planned Sonoran Substation to the planned Cisne Switchyard via a single 138 kV transmission

9 line. Structures for this line will be designed as double circuit capable structures, but this

10 Application requests approval for construction of one (1) 138 kV circuit for this portion of the l l Project. The Cisne Switchyard is a point of interconnection for the planned Wilmot Energy

12 Center ("WEC") to the TEP 138 kV transmission system.

13 The Company proposed two alterative routes for both the norther and the southern

14 portions of the Project. In addition, TEP proposed the Cisne Switchyard as part of the Project.

15 The routes were designated as Northern l and Northern 2 Preferred for the norther portion, and

16 Southern l Preferred and Southern 2 for the southern portion. As a result of its deliberations, the

17 Committee approved Northern 2 Preferred and Southern l Preferred as well as the Cisne

18 Switchyard. Northern 2 Preferred is approximately 1.42 miles in length, and Southern 1

19 Preferred is approximately 1.86 miles in length. TEP is planning to use monopole weathering

20 steel structures for the Project. The Project will result in no adverse impacts on factors to be

21 considered by the Committee.

22 The Project will have a 1000-foot corridor for the northern portion of the Project which is

23 the portion of the Project north of the proposed Sonoran Substation. This corridor will be

24 centered on the centerline as defined in Exhibit A legal description for the Project.

25 The Project will have a 500-foot corridor for the portion of the Project leaving Sonoran

26 Substation to the south until the line crosses soudi Swan Road. This portion of the corridor will

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1 be centered on the centerline as defined in Exhibit A legal description for the Project. Once the

2 line crosses south Swan Road a corridor of 250-foot extending to the west from the centerline of

3 south Swan Road will be used up to the point the line enters Wilmot Energy Center land. From

4 the norther property line of Wilmot Energy Center land to the Cisne switchyard the corridor

5 will be 500-foot. This portion of the corridor will be centered on the centerline for the Project as

6 defined in Exhibit A legal description for the Project.

7 A map of the general Project location and legal description is set forth in Ex h ib it A.

8 CONDITIONS

9 This Certificate is granted upon the following conditions:

10 l . This authorization to construct the Project shall expire five (5) years from the date

l l this Certificate is approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission, with or without

12 modification. Construction of the Project shall be complete, such that the Project is in-service

13 within this five-year timeframe. However, prior to the expiration of the time period, TEP may

14 request that the Commission extend the time limitation.

15 2. In the event that the Project requires an extension of the term(s) of this Certificate

16 prior to completion of constniction, TEP shall file such a time extension request at least one

17 hundred eighty (180) days prior to the expiration date of the Certificate. TEP shall use

18 reasonable means to promptly notify all cities and town within a five (5) mile radius of the

19 centerline of the Project and all landowners and residents within a one (1) mile radius of the

20 centerline of the Project, all persons who made public comment at this proceeding who provided

21 a mailing or email address, and all parties to this proceeding. The notification provided will

22 include the request and the date, time, and place of the hearing or open meeting during which the

23 Commission will consider the request for extension. Notification shall be no more than three (3)

24 business days after TEP is made aware of the hearing date or the open meeting date.

25 3. During the development, construction, operation, maintenance and reclamation of

26 the Project, TEP shall comply with all existing applicable air and water pollution control

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1 standards and regulations, and with all existing applicable statutes, ordinances, master plans, and

2 regulations of any governmental entity having jurisdiction, including, but not limited to, the

3 United States of America, the State of Arizona, Pima County, the City of Tucson, and their

4 agencies or subdivisions, including but not limited to the following:

5 3.1 All applicable land use regulations;

6 3.2 All applicable zoning stipulations and conditions, including but not limited

7 to landscaping and dust control requirements,

8 3.3 All applicable water use, discharge and/or disposal requirements of the

9 Arizona Department of Water Resources and the Arizona Department of

10 Environmental Quality;

l l 3.4 All applicable noise control standards; and

12 3.5 All applicable regulations governing storage and handling of hazardous

13 chemicals and petroleum products.

14 4. TEP shall obtain all approvals and permits necessary to construct, operate and

15 maintain the Project required by any government entity having jurisdiction including, but not

16 limited to, the United States of America, the State of Arizona, Pima County and the City of

17 Tucson.

18 5. TEP shall comply with the Arizona Game and Fish Department ("AGFD")

19 guidelines for handling protected animal species, should any be encountered during construction

20 and operation of the Project, and shall consult with AGFD as necessary on other issues

21 concerning wildlife.

22 6. TEP shall design the Project to incorporate reasonable measures to minimize

23 impacts to avian species. Such measures will be accomplished through compliance with the 2006

24 standards of the Avian Power Line Interaction Committee, and include the application of

25 recommended measures to minimize the risk of collision, as described in the 2012 guidelines of

26 the Avian Power Line Interaction Committee.

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2 7. TEP shall consult with the city of Tucson with respect to cultural resources. If

3 any archaeological, paleontological, or historical site or a significant object is discovered on

4 state, county or municipal land during the construction or operation of the Project, TEP or its

5 representative in charge shall promptly report the discovery to the Director of the Arizona State

6 Museum ("ASM"), and in consultation with the Director, shall immediately take all reasonable

7 steps to secure and maintain the preservation of the discovery as required by A.R.S. § 41-844.

8 TEP shall comply with the notice and salvage requirements of the Arizona Native Plant Law

9 (A.R.S. §§ 3-901 et seq.) and shall, to the extent feasible, minimize the destruction of native

10 plants during the construction and operation of the Project.

11 8. TEP shall make every reasonable effort to promptly investigate, identify and

12 correct, on a case-specific basis, all complaints of interference with radio or television signals

13 from operation of the Project addressed in this Certificate and where such interference is caused

14 by the Project take reasonable measures to mitigate such interference. TEP shall maintain written

15 records for a period of five (5) years of all complaints of radio or television interference

16 attributable to operations, together with the corrective action taken in response to each

17 complaint. All complaints shall be recorded to include notation on the corrective action taken.

18 Complaints not leading to a specific action or for which there was no resolution shall be noted

19 and explained. Upon request, the written records shall be provided to the Staff of the

20 Commission. TEP shall respond to complaints and implement appropriate mitigation measures.

| 21 In addition, the Project shall be evaluated on a regular basis so that damaged insulators or other

22 line materials that could cause interference are repaired or replaced in a timely manner.

23 9. If human remains and/or funerary objects are encountered on private land during

24 the course of any ground-disturbing activities related to the construction or maintenance of the

25 Project, TEP shall cease work on the affected area of the Project and notify the Director of the

26 Arizona State Museum as required by A.R.S. §41-865.

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l 10. Within one hundred twenty (120) days of the Commission's decision approving

2 this Certificate, TEP shall post signs in or near public rights of way, to the extent authorized by

3 law, along the route of the Project giving notice of the Project. Such Signage shall be no smaller

4 than a roadway sign. The signs shall advise:

5 a. Future site of a TEP power line

6 b. A phone number and website for public information regarding the

7 Project.

8 Such signs shall be inspected at least once annually and, if necessary, be repaired or

9 replaced, and removed at the completion of construction.

10 ll. At least ninety (90) days before construction commences on the Project, TEP

l l shall provide cities and towns within five (5) miles of the Project, Pima County and known

12 builders and developers who are building upon or developing land within one (1) mile of the

13 centerline of the Project with a written description, including height and width measurements of

14 all structure types, of the Project. The written description shall identify the location of the Project

15 and contain a pictorial depiction of the facilities. TEP shall also encourage the developers and

16 builders to include this information in their disclosure statements.

17 12. TEP shall use non-specular conductors and non-reflective surfaces for the

18 transmission line structures on the Project.

19 13. TEP shall be responsible for arranging that all field personnel involved in the

I I 20 Project receive training as to proper ingress, egress, and on-site working protocol for

21 environmentally sensitive areas and activities. Contractors employing such field personnel shall

22 maintain records documenting that the personnel have received such training.

23 14. TEP shall follow the most current Western Electricity Coordinating Council

24 ("WECC") and North American Electric Reliability Corporation ("NERC") planning standards,

25 as approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("FERC"), National Electrical

26 Safety Code ("NESC") standards and Federal Aviation Administration ("FAA") regulations.

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1 15. TEP shall participate in good faith in state and regional transmission study forums

2 to coordinate transmission expansion plans related to the Project and to resolve transmission

3 constraints in a timely manner.

4 16. When Project facilities are located parallel to and within one-hundred (100) feet

5 of any existing natural gas or hazardous liquid pipeline, TEP shall:

6 a. Ensure grounding and cathodic protection studies are performed to

7 show that the Project's location parallel to and within one-hundred

8 (100) feet of such pipeline results in no material adverse impacts to the

9 pipeline or to public safety when both the pipeline and the project are

10 in operation. TEP shall tad

l l material adverse impacts are mitigated. TEP shall provide the

12 Commission Staff and file with Docket Control a copy of the studies

13 performed and additional mitigation, if any, that were implemented as

14 part of its annual compliance certification letter; and

15 b. Ensure that studies are performed simulating an outage of the Project

16 that may be caused by the collocation of the Project parallel to and

17 within one-hundred (100) feet of the existing natural gas or hazardous

18 liquid pipeline. The studies should either: i) show that such simulated

19 outage does not result in customer outages; or ii) include operating

20 plans to minimize any resulting customer outages. TEP shall provide a

21 copy of the study results to the Commission Staff and file them with

22 Docket Control as part of TEP's annual compliance certification letter.

23 17. TEP shall submit a compliance certification letter annually, identifying progress

24 made with respect to each condition contained in this Certificate, including which conditions

25 have been met. The letter shall be submitted to Commission's Docket Control commencing on

26 October l, 2019. Attached to each certification letter shall be documentation explaining how

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I compliance with each condition was achieved. Copies of the letter, along with the corresponding

2 documentation, shall be submitted to the Arizona Attorney General's Office. With respect to the

3 Project, the requirement for the compliance letter shall expire on the date the Project is placed

4 into operation. Notification of such filing with Docket Control shall be made to the Board of

5 Supervisors for Pima County, the City of Tucson, all parties to this Docket, and all parties who

6 made a limited appearance in this Docket.

7 18. TEP shall provide a copy of this Certificate to the Board of Supervisors for Pima

8 County, the City of Tucson, South Wilmot and TAA.

9 19. Any transfer or assignment of this Certificate shall require the assignee or

10 successor to assume in writing all responsibilities of TEP listed in this Certificate and its l l conditions as required by A.R.S. § 40-360.08(A) and R14-3-2l3(F) of the Arizona

12 Administrative Code.

13 20. In the event TEP, its assignee, or successor, seeks to modify the Certificate terms l 14 at the Commission, it shall provide copies of such request to the Board of Supervisors for Pima l 15 County, the City of Tucson, all parties to this Docket, and all parties who made a limited

16 appearance in this Docket.

17 21. The Certificate Conditions shall be binding on TEP, its successors, assignee(s)

18 and transferees and any affiliates, agents, or lessees of TEP who have a contractual relationship

19 with TEP concerning the construction, operation, maintenance or reclamation of the Project. TEP

20 shall provide in any agreement(s) or lease(s) pertaining to the Project that the contracting parties

21 and/or lessee(s) shall be responsible for compliance with the Conditions set forth herein, and

22 TEP's responsibilities with respect to compliance with such Conditions shall not cease or be

23 abated by reason of the fact that TEP is not in control of or responsible for operation and

24 maintenance of the Project facilities.

25 22. Within one hundred twenty (120) days of the Commission's decision granting this

26 Certificate, TEP shall make good faith efforts to commence discussions with private landowners

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1 on whose property the Project is located, to identify the specific location of the right of way and

2 alternatives for placement of poles. A copy of this Certificate shall be provided to such private

3 landowners, and a description of the good faith efforts and discussions shall be included in the

4 annual compliance certification letter.

5 23. TEP shall pursue reasonable efforts to work with private landowners on whose

6 property the Project will be located to mitigate the impacts of the location, construction, and

7 operation of the Project on private land and negotiate such right~of-way agreements in good

8 faith. TEP intends and shall exert good faith efforts to locate the 100-foot right of way directly

9 adjacent to the west edge of south Swan Road right of way where adjacent to South Wilmot

10 property. Any such right-of-way agreement shall, where practicable and after consultation with l l the landowner, require TEP, at a minimum to (a) use existing roads for construction and access

12 where practicable, (b) minimize impacts to wildlife, (c) minimize vegetation disturbance outside

13 of the Project right-of-way, particularly in drainage channels and along stream banks, and (d)

14 revegetate native areas following construction disturbance unless revegetation is waived by the

15 landowner.

16 24. Once all right of way has been acquired, the applicable corridor will be null and

17 void.

18 25. Applicant agrees to relocate new facilities parallel to the East Old Vail

19 Connection Road pursuant to Northern 2 Alternative under this Certificate, at Applicant's cost,

20 should those facilities conflict with the future ADOT plans for interstate construction.

2 1 FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

22 This Certificate incorporates the following Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law:

23 1. The Project aids the state and the southwest region in meeting the need for an

24 adequate, economical, and reliable supply of electric power.

25 2. The Project aids the state in preserving a safe and reliable electric transmission

26 system.

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l 3. During the course of the hearing, the Committee considered evidence on the

2 environmental compatibility on the Project as required by A.R.S. §40-360 et seq.

3 4. The Project and the conditions placed on the Project in this Certificate effectively

4 minimize the impact of the Project on the environment and ecology of the state.

5 5. The conditions placed on the Project in this Certificate resolve matters concerning

6 balancing the need for the Project with its impact on the enviromnent and ecology of the state

7 arising during the course of the proceedings, and, as such, serve as findings and conclusions on

8 such matters.

9 6. The Project is in the public interest because the Project's contribution to meeting

10 the need for an adequate, economical, and reliable supply of electric power outweighs the l l minimized impact of the Project on the environment and ecology of the state.

12 DATED this '2jw( day of October, 2018. 13

14 THE ARIZONA POWER PLANT AND TRANSMISSION LINE SITTNG CO EE 15

17 By : 18 Thomas K. Chef al, Chairman 19

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i Sonoran to Cisne Substation . I I Preferred Route

A 1000.00 foot wide strip of land (corridor) over a portion of Sections 34 and 35, Township 15 South, Range 14 East, and Sections 2 and 3, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Pima County, Arizona, the centerline of which is described as follows: COMMENCING at the northeast corner of said Section 3, monumented by a one half inch rebar with no tag, from which the south quarter corner of said Section 34, monumented by a 1/2 inch rebar with no tag, bears South 89 degrees 32 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance of 2379 92 feet,

Thence South 89 degrees 32 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance of 1432.79 feet, upon the north line of the northeast quarter of said Section 3,

Thence South 00 degrees 05 minutes 28 seconds East, a distance of 165.62 feet, to THE POINT OF BEGINNING

Thence North 89 degrees 54 minutes 32 seconds East, a distance of 722.83 feet,

Thence South 78 degrees 27 minutes 22seconds East, a distance of 461 .58 feet,

Thence North 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 259.32 feet, to a point hereinafter known as Point "A";

Thence continuing North 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 2669.83 feet,

Thence South 00 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 3591 .23 feet,

Thence North 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds West, a distance of 921 .53 feet,

Thence South 00 degrees 06 minutes 34 seconds East, a distance of 660.32 feet, to a point herein after known as Point "B", and the TERMINUS of said centerline.

Together with

A 500.00 foot wide strip of land (corridor) over a portion of Section 34, Township 15 South, Range 14 East, and Sections 2 and 3, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Pima County, Arizona, the centerline of which is described as follows:

BEGINNING at aforementioned Point "A", Sheet 1 of 4

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l Thence North 00 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 870.25 feet, to the TERMlNUS of said centerline.

Together with: A 500.00 foot wide strip of land (corridor) over a portion of Sections 2 and 3, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Pima County, Arizona, the centerline of which is described as follows: BEGINNING at aforementioned Point "B", Thence South 89 degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds West, a distance of 1733.13 feet,

Thence South 00 degrees 14 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 1335.87 feet, to a point herein after known as Po i n t "C", and the TERMINUS of said centerline.

Together with :

A 250.00 foot wide strip of land (corridor) over a portion of Sections 2, 3, 10, 11, 14, and 15, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Pima County, Arizona, the centerline of which is described as follows:

BEGINNING at aforementioned Po i n t "C",

Thence South 56 degrees 24 minutes 22 seconds West, a distance of 150.07 feet, to a line 125.00 feet west of and parallel with the east line of the northeast quarter of said Section 10, Thence South 00 degrees 14 minutes 10 seconds West, a distance of 2603.46 feet, upon said parallel line, to line 125.00 feet west of and parallel with the east line of the southeast quarter of said Section 10, Thence South 00 degrees 13 minutes 56 seconds West, a distance of 2646.54 feet, upon the said parallel line, to a line 125.00 feet west of and parallel with the east line of said Section 15, Thence South 00 degrees 17 minutes 55 seconds East, a distance of 957.31 feet, upon said parallel line; Thence South 77 degrees 22 minutes 47 seconds East, a distance of 128.25 feet to the east line of said Section 15, to a point herein after known as Point "D", and the TERMINUS of said centerline.

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Together with : A 500.00 foot wide strip of land (corridor) over a portion of Sections 14 and 15, Township 16 South, Range 14 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Pima County, Arizona, the centerline of which is described as follows:

BEGINNING at aforementioned Point "D", Thence South 77 degrees 22 minutes 47 seconds East, a distance of 486.58 feet, Thence South 00 degrees 14 minutes 35 seconds East, a distance of 318.22 feet, to the TERMINUS of said centerline, from which the southwest corner of said Section 14, monumented by a 2 inch brass capped survey monument stamped L.S. 1144, bears South 06 degrees 39 minutes 58 seconds West, a distance of 3908.51 feet.

All sidelines to be lengthened or shortened to create intersections. The above described centerline is 3.90 miles in length, more or less.

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P.C N Talon Electric Power Company EXHIBIT DRAWING v D n nwafv ARHOM T R Q SCALE I" : 2000' 1.p o r I T.J.W. in( 0920IB ¢iIL£ CEC EASEMENT CORRIDOR DAYE cuvee L OCR WITHIN CDD o n: SECTIONS SL, 8 35, T. 15 s. - R. IL E. a W so ? out SECTIONS 2, 3, IO, II, IL, a 15. T. 16 s. ¢ R. IL E. SHEEI L. Ll 4 c n c oar: PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA Decision No. 76964