GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                           (Continued)
   
     14.  Measurement and Measurement Equipment
   
          14.1 The volume of Gas delivered to Clear Creek or
     redelivered to or for the account of Customer shall be
     measured by:
   
              (1)  An orifice meter, designed, installed
     maintained and operated as recommended in the latest issue
     of American National Standard ANSI/API 2530 (American Gas
     Association Gas Measurement Report No. 3), entitled "Orifice
     Metering of Natural Gas and Other Related Hydrocarbon
     Fluids," as such publication may be revised from time to
     time (hereinafter referred to as AGA Report No. 3); or
   
             (2) A turbine meter designed, installed,
     maintained and operated as recommended in the latest issue
     of American Gas Association Transmission Measurement
     Committee Report No. 7 entitled "Measurement of Fuel Gas by
     Turbine Meters," as such publication may be revised from
     time to time (hereinafter referred to as AGA Report No. 7);
     or
   
             (3)  A positive displacement meter, installed and
     operated in accordance with generally accepted industry
     practices.
   
             Auxiliary measuring equipment shall be installed,
     maintained and operated in accordance with generally
     accepted industry practices.
   
        14.2 The volume of Gas delivered to Clear Creek, or
     redelivered to or for the account of Customer, shall be
     calculated by means of either an electronic flow computer,
     or by the processing of meter charts, in either case in the
     following manner:
   
             (1)  When the measuring equipment is an orifice
     meter, the flow of Gas through the meter shall be computed
     in the manner recommended in AGA Report No. 3, properly
     using all factors set forth therein.
   
             (2)  When the measuring equipment is a turbine
     meter, the volume of Gas delivered through the meter shall
     be computed in the manner recommended in AGA Report No. 7,
     properly using all factors set forth therein.
   
             (3)  When the measuring equipment is a positive
     displacement meter, the volume of Gas delivered through the