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Dixie Pipeline Company Llc FERC No. 3.19.0 (Cancels FERC No. 3.18.0) DIXIE PIPELINE COMPANY LLC LOCAL TARIFF APPLYING ON PROPANE FROM ORIGIN STATIONS IN: LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS TO DESTINATIONS IN: ALABAMA, GEORGIA, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND TEXAS SHOWN IN TARIFF [N] Issued on two (2) days’ notice issued under the authority of 18 CFR § 341.14 – Special Permission and 341.3 – Form of Tariff. This tariff publication is conditionally accepted subject to refund pending a 30 day review period. [C] Issued under the authority of 18 CFR § 342.3 – Indexing. The rates and charges published in this tariff are for the transportation of propane by pipeline, subject to the rules and regulations published in Dixie Pipeline Company LLC FERC Tariff No. 2.6.0 and subsequent revisions. The provisions published herein, will if effective, not result in an effect on the quality of the human environment. Issued: June 28, 2019 Effective: July 1, 2019 COMPILED AND ISSUED BY: Laura Verstuyft Rates & Tariffs 1100 Louisiana Street Houston, TX 77002 Phone: (713) 381-6313 Fax: (713) 381-8391 1 [N] ITEM 200 – GENERAL COMMODITY RATES Table of Rates Rates in Cents Per Barrel of 42 U.S. Gallons [U] Unchanged Rate. All rates on this page are unchanged. FROM: TO: Mont Beaumont, Stegall, Iowa Jct., Egan, Sulphur, Belvieu, TX TX LA LA LA LA Albany, GA 311.87 298.63 298.63 266.75 258.90 258.90 Alma, GA 343.21 331.34 331.34 298.08 288.33 288.33 Anse La Butte, LA 109.83 96.32 96.32 58.84 47.05 Apex, NC 402.09 391.08 391.08 362.82 353.06 353.06 Baker, LA 129.42 115.59 115.59 80.39 68.66 68.66 Bethune, SC 366.77 354.46 354.46 325.54 315.76 315.76 Breaux Bridge, LA 105.89 92.46 92.46 54.93 43.15 Cheraw, SC 378.55 366.06 366.06 335.41 327.49 327.49 Demopolis, AL 241.24 229.28 229.28 198.05 182.39 182.39 Erwinville, LA 119.63 Hattiesburg, MS 186.36 173.42 173.42 143.19 127.48 127.48 Iowa Junction, LA 78.41 63.59 63.59 31.39 Lexington, SC 351.08 339.04 339.04 311.87 300.08 300.08 Milner, GA 300.08 287.04 287.04 258.90 249.08 249.08 Mont Belvieu, TX 66.16 66.16 77.82 105.16 Opelika, AL 278.50 265.86 265.86 235.33 221.61 221.61 Stegall, LA 66.71 Sulphur, LA 66.71 51.98 51.98 2 Table of Rates (continued) Rates in Cents Per Barrel of 42 U.S. Gallons [U] Unchanged Rate. All rates on this page are unchanged. FROM: TO: Breaux Bridge, Anse La Butte, Grangeville, Hattiesburg, Baker, LA LA LA LA MS Albany, GA 231.46 233.37 215.73 204.01 150.98 Alma, GA 260.84 262.81 243.13 235.33 180.48 Apex, NC 327.49 329.50 307.90 300.08 249.08 Baker, LA 43.15 45.12 Beaumont, TX 115.59 Bethune, SC 288.33 292.23 270.64 260.84 211.84 Cheraw, SC 300.08 302.02 280.44 274.57 219.65 Demopolis, AL 160.83 162.80 135.33 129.42 78.41 Hattiesburg, MS 103.96 105.89 80.39 72.58 Lexington, SC 274.57 276.56 253.04 249.08 194.13 Milner, GA 221.61 223.63 202.04 194.13 145.09 Mont Belvieu, TX 105.16 108.97 128.46 138.16 184.94 Opelika, AL 200.04 202.04 178.45 166.71 117.66 3 [N] ITEM 300 - VOLUME INCENTIVE PROGRAM (a) Under the Volume Incentive Program set forth in this Item 300 (the “Program”), the propane volume incentive rates set forth in Item 300 will be available on a month-to-month basis on propane shipments of up to one million and five- hundred thousand (1,500,000) barrels per month, per qualifying Shipper (“Volume Cap”). In order to qualify for the Program, a Shipper must ship propane volumes in excess of two-hundred thousand (200,000) barrels (“Qualifying Volume”) to one or more of Dixie’s tariff destinations in the month, in accordance with the rules and regulations in Dixie’s FERC No 2.6.0. This program will continue in effect until June 30, 2020, unless it is cancelled sooner by Carrier in a subsequent tariff filing, which filing shall be made on at least thirty (30) days’ notice. (b) Any Shipper wishing to participate in the Program must notify Carrier in writing of its intention to do so prior to 7:00 AM of the first day of the month (“Notification”). In such Notification, Shipper must specify the origin points, in priority order, in Item 300 that Shipper intends to ship propane from during the month under the Program. The origin priority order will be used to apply the volume incentive rates by origin up to the Volume Cap. Shipper will not be eligible for the volume incentive rates set forth in Item 300 for any origin points that are not specifically identified in its Notification. (c) Shipper’s Notification and origin point selections for a month will automatically renew and apply to subsequent months unless Shipper notifies Carrier prior to 7:00 AM of the first day of the month that the Shipper no longer intends to participate in the Program or has changed its origin point selections for the month. (d) If, at the end of a month, Shipper has not shipped the Qualifying Volume, Shipper shall not be eligible for the volume incentive rates under the Program and shall instead be required to pay the Item 200 Commodity Rates for its shipments of propane during the month. FROM: TO: Stegall, Sulphur, Iowa Jct., Egan, LA Breaux Anse La Baker, Grangeville, Hattiesburg, LA LA LA Bridge, Butte, LA LA LA MS LA Mont 53.92 53.92 63.41 85.69 85.69 88.80 104.68 112.58 150.71 Belvieu, TX EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS [C] Cancel. [N] New. [U] Unchanged Rate. 4 .
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