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Revised Attachment B (Agenda Item 6) Summary of Relaying Reviews -- 12-31-04 Reporting This form shall be used without modification to provide a summary of relaying reviews performed by each Transmisission System Protection Owner (TPSO) as of December 31, 2004. Fill out this form in its entirety. Transmission System Protection Owner Name Regional Reliability Council Name Reliability Coordinator Name Certification Statements We certify that our system meets all of the requirements of the loadability criteria. We certify that our system meets all of the requirements of the loadability criteria, except for the non-conformance identified in these forms Submittal Date Contact Name Title Phone Fax E-mail Review Summary Number of line terminals reviewed Number of line terminals not conforming to Rec. 8A Number of line terminals to be mitigated by 12-31-05 * Number of line terminals requiring Temporary Exceptions (not expected to be completed by 12-31-05) Number of line terminals requesting Technical Exceptions Mitigation Plans (Number of line terminals) Planned for mitigation or already mitigated by 12-31-04 Planned for mitigation in 2005 Setting Changes Disable Function Equipment Replacement / Addition Other Total mitigations 0 0 0 * * Should Agree

Mitigation Reporting Form 12-31-04 Reporting This optional Form can be used by the TPSOs and the Regions to track all NERC 8a violations which will be mitigated by December 31, 2005. Transmission System Owner Name Regional Reliability Council Name Reliability Coordinator Name Submittal Date Unique Circuit Identifier (one or more as necessary) Mitigation Dates Mitigation Plan Station Name Nominal Voltage Local Breaker ID(s) Remote Terminal Name(s) Circuit Name Circuit Number Planned Actual Setting Change Disable Function Equipment Replacement / Addition Other Region Recommendation

Temporary Exception Reporting Form 12-31-04 Reporting This Form shall be used to report all Temporary Exception Requests for NERC Recommendation 8a. All information requested in the table shall be provided for each Temporary Exception being requested. Transmission System Owner Name Regional Reliability Council Name Reliability Coordinator Name Submittal Date Unique Circuit Identifier (one or more as necessary) Mitigation Dates Mitigation Plan Station Name Nominal Voltage Local Breaker ID(s) Remote Terminal Name(s) Circuit Name Circuit Number Planned Actual Setting Change Disable Function Equipment Replacement / Addition Other Justification for Temporary Exception Region Recommendation

Technical Exception Reporting Form 12-31-04 Reporting This Form shall be used to report all Technical Exception Requests for NERC Recommendation 8a. All information requested in the table shall be provided for each Technical Exception being requested. Note: Complete Supplemental Information Sheet for Exceptions 7-8. For Exceptions 9 through 12, submit system maps (physical, switching, and relaying, as appropriate), and sufficient system studies and working papers to facilitate adequate and timely review of the request by the SPCTF. If necessary, the SPCTF will request additional supporting information. All submissions should be in electronic format. Transmission System Owner Name Regional Reliability Council Name Reliability Coordinator Name Submittal Date Station Name Unique Circuit Identifier (one or more as necessary) Nominal Voltage Local Breaker ID(s) Remote Terminal Name(s) Circuit Name Circuit Number Line Length in Miles Line Impedance in Ohms (Z) Exception Number Region Recommendation

Technical Exception 7 and 8 Supplemental Data Reporting Form 12-31-04 Reporting Complete all information in this tabel for each Exception 7 or Exception 8 being requested. Transmission System Owner Name Regional Reliability Council Name Reliability Coordinator Name Submittal Date Unique Circuit Identifier (one or more as necessary) Respond Yes or No Station Name Nominal Voltage Local Breaker ID(s) Remote Terminal Name(s) Circuit Name Circuit Number Relay Reach < 125%? MTA Closest to 90 deg I emergency Used in all Studies No Contingencies > I emergency Reliability Coordinator Commitment to Action for Current > I emergency

Exception Calculation - Exception 2 - Alternate Rating Based Transmission Line Parameters Only Input Quantities (primary Ohms/Mhos): Line Parameters Resistance Impedance Magnitude (ZL+Zs+Zr): Impedance Angle: Power Transfer Angle: Equivalent Voltage: Complex Power Flow Quantities Sending End Real Power Flow: Sending End Reactive Power Flow: Sending End Complex Power Flow: Sending End Current Flow: 3.594 Ohms Reactance 56.68 Ohms Line Susceptance (B/2): 0.00029 Mhos 56.79383 Ohms 86.37181 Degrees 1.507472 radians 90 Degrees 1.570796 radians 1 per-unit 345 kv 2224.159 MW 1924.399 MVAR 2941.122 MVA 4921.905 Amperes Note: The use of the complex power equations is optional, and may result in a lower maximum power transfer level. The equations, as listed in the "Relay Loadability Exceptions" document can be used directly if it provides the TPSO the necessary relief

Exception Calculation - Exception 3 - Alternate Rating Based on Breaker Ratings Input Quantities (primary Ohms/Mhos): Line Parameters Resistance 3.594 Ohms Reactance 56.68 Ohms Line Susceptance (B/2): 0.00029 Mhos Source Impedances from Breaker Ratings: Sending End Breaker Rating 40000 Amps 4.979646 Ohms Reactance Receiving End Breaker Rating 63000 Amps 3.16168 Ohms Reactance Impedance Magnitude (ZL+Zs+Zr): Impedance Angle: Power Transfer Angle: Equivalent Voltage: Complex Power Flow Quantities Sending End Real Power Flow: Sending End Reactive Power Flow: Sending End Complex Power Flow: Sending End Current Flow: 64.92088 Ohms 86.8265 Degrees 1.515408 radians 90 Degrees 1.570796 radians 1.05 per-unit 362.25 kv 2130.107 MW 1868.253 MVAR 2833.324 MVA 4741.508 Amperes Note: The use of the complex power equations is optional, and may result in a lower maximum power transfer level. The equations, as listed in the "Relay Loadability Exceptions" document can be used directly.

Exception Calculation - Exception 4 - Alternate Rating Based on Actual Source Impedances Input Quantities (primary Ohms/Mhos): Line Parameters Resistance 3.594 Ohms Reactance Line Susceptance (B/2): 56.68 Ohms 0.00029 Mhos Source Impedances: Sending End Resistance 2.142 Ohms Reactance 5.082 Ohms Receiving End Resistance 0.821 Ohms Reactance 11.355 Ohms Impedance Magnitude (ZL+Zs+Zr): Impedance Angle: Power Transfer Angle: Equivalent Voltage: Complex Power Flow Quantities Sending End Real Power Flow: Sending End Reactive Power Flow: Sending End Complex Power Flow: Sending End Current Flow: 73.41042 Ohms 85.90397 Degrees 1.499307 radians 90 Degrees 1.570796 radians 1.05 per-unit 362.25 kv 1910.67 MW 1617.25 MVAR 2503.229 MVA 4189.102 Amperes Note: The use of the complex power equations is optional, and may result in a lower maximum power transfer level. The equations, as listed in the "Relay Loadability Exceptions" document can be used directly.

Exception Calculation - Exception 6 - Alternate Rating Based on Line-End Fault Magnitude Input Quantities (primary Amperes): Line-End Three Phase Fault Magnitude I max Per Exception 6 2500 Amperes 3712.311 Amperes

Exception Calculation - Exception 7 - Alternate Rating Based on Long Line Protection Input Quantities (primary Ohms/Mhos): Line Parameters Resistance 3.594 Ohms Reactance 56.68 Ohms Line Impedance: 56.79383 Ohms Line Angle: 86.37181 Degrees Sending End Relay Information and Settings (Mho Relay Only) Relay Manufacturer: Relay Model: Primary Setting 70 Ohms Max Torque Angle 75 degrees 1.308997 radians Maximum Sanctioned Relay Max Torque Angle: 75 degrees Maximum Relay Reach (125% of Z L ) I emergency Per Exception 7 Calculation - 125% of Line 72.4139 Ohms 2875.23 Amperes

Exception Calculation - Exception 8 - Alternate Rating Based on Multiterminal Line Protection Input Quantities (primary Ohms/Mhos): Line Parameters (Calculated Apparent Line Impedance) Resistance 3.594 Ohms Reactance 56.68 Ohms Apparent Line Impedance: 56.79383 Ohms Line Angle: 86.37181 Degrees Sending End Relay Information and Settings (Mho Relay Only) Relay Manufacturer: Relay Model: Primary Setting 70 Ohms Max Torque Angle 75 degrees 1.308997 radians Maximum Sanctioned Relay Max Torque Angle: 75 degrees Maximum Relay Reach (125% of Z Apparent ) I emergency Per Exception 7 Calculation - 125% of Apparent Impedance 72.4139 Ohms 2875.23 Amperes