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1 COMPENSATION CALCULATION There are three primary components to compensation: an easement payment, structure payments and related PaymentEasement compensation is based on the area of the easement, calculated in acres, and the fair market value of the land within the easement. Fair market value is determined through a market study of recent sales in the county conducted by an independent appraiser and, when appropriate, property specific appraisals. Clean Line pays 100% of fair market value of the land within the easement area as determined by such independent Types and PaymentsStructure compensation is calculated based on the type of structure selected by Clean Line and the number of structures located on a specific property. The landowner may elect to receive a one-time payment or annual payments, at the landowner s preference.

2 Annual payments will be made as long as a structure is on the easement area and will include a 2% annual escalator that will be applied to each annual payment per structure, after the first payment has been made.*Guyed lattice mast structures will only be placed in areas where they are compatible with current land CompensationClean Line compensates landowners for related damages incurred, such as: crop damage irrigation or drainage interference commercially marketable timber that is clearedLANDOWNER COMPENSATION EXAMPLE The following example is for a property with the following characteristics: A fair market value of $2,000 per acre A 150-foot-wide easement that spans half a mile Two lattice structures placed within the easement A landowner that has chosen to receive a one-time, upfront structure payment.

3 (At their preference, landowners may choose one time or annual payments for structures.)As illustrated below, under these circumstances the landowner would receive a payment of $54, Payment Example 150 foot easement width x 2,640 feet (half a mile) = 396,000 sq. ft 396,000 sq. ft / 43,560 (sq. ft in an acre) = ~ acres acres x $2,000 (price per acre offer) = $18,200 Structure Payment Example (landowner selects one-time payment) 2 (lattice structures) x $18,000 (per lattice) = $36,000 Total Payment: $18,200 (easement payment) + $36,000 (structure payment) = $54,200 This example is not an offer and is based on a fair market valuation per acre of $2,000 and other factors. Actual compensation for each parcel is based on the actual fair market value of the landowner parcel as determined by the procedures of the Uniform Act and may be higher or lower than this estimate.

4 Company representatives and land agents are available to meet Line is committed to compensating landowners fairly and in accordance with the protections offered to landowners under the Federal Uniform Act (49 CFR 24). This brochure provides an overview of the easement acquisition process and a summary of the compensation structure Clean Line is offering landowners . EASEMENTSFor the direct current (DC) line, Clean Line will use an easement that is approximately 150-200 feet wide for the specific purpose of constructing, operating, and maintaining the transmission line. landowners will be able to continue farming the land within the easement and may use the property in other ways that are compatible with the electric transmission line. Land within the easement taken out of production by the transmission structure foundations will typically comprise less than 1% of the FAIR MARKET VALUEA market study is performed within each county along the proposed route by a certified independent appraiser to determine the current fair market value ranges of properties.

5 These fair market values and specific characteristics of each parcel are reviewed in determining just compensation for each easement. Prior to formal negotiations with a landowner, Clean Line may order an appraisal to determine fair market value of a landowner s specific parcel of land in accordance with the requirements of the Uniform an appraisal is needed under the requirements of the Uniform Act, a qualified real estate appraiser employs standard appraisal practices to determine the fair market value of the easement. The appraiser evaluates the characteristics of the property and easement rights being acquired and examines available market data of comparable, recent sales in the same geographic area. Each landowner will be notified of such an appraisal and will have the opportunity to accompany the appraiser during inspection of the property to identify and discuss any features of the property that the landowner believes have bearing in the determination of the fair market value of the easement.

6 Monopole Structure$500 annually or $6,000 one timeLattice Mast Structure $500 annually or $6,000 one timeLattice Structure$1,500 annually or $18,000 one timeGuyed Lattice Mast Structure$2,000 annually or $24,000 one timeExample easementEASEMENT ACQUISITION PROCESSC lean Line seeks to negotiate all easement agreements on a voluntary basis and makes every effort to obtain an agreement that is fair and reasonable to both parties. Clean Line presents landowners with a written offer and an easement agreement to purchase the easements. Clean Line representatives are available to meet with landowners to answer any questions, to learn more about each landowner s property and to discuss the project, the easement agreement and the basis of compensation. Clean Line requires that its employees and representatives follow a Code of Conduct, which provides that all representatives treat every landowner with consideration and respect.

7 Clean Line is committed to working with landowners in a timely and efficient manner. In exchange for a grant of an easement, Clean Line is offering a one-time easement payment representing 100% of the fair market value of the land crossed by the easement area, as determined by a market data study or an appraisal. In addition to payment for the easement, Clean Line pays the landowner for each transmission structure on the landowner s property. The nature of these payments is outlined in greater detail in this brochure. Clean Line pays all fees for recording the easement and for any title insurance and compensates landowners for any damages to crops, marketable timber, livestock, and improvements caused by the construction, operation and maintenance of the LINE ENERGY PARTNERS LLC, 2015 CONTACT : (877) 573-2851 Mail to:ATTN: Plains & Eastern Clean Line1001 McKinney, Suite 700 Houston, TX 77002 OKLAHOMALANDOWNERBROCHUREThe Plains & Eastern Clean Line is an electric transmission project that will deliver low-cost wind energy from the Oklahoma Panhandle region to utilities and customers in Arkansas, Tennessee, and other markets in the Mid-South and Southeast.

8 The Plains & Eastern Clean Line will benefit Oklahoma by generating billions of dollars of investment in the wind energy industry, creating thousands of manufacturing and construction jobs in the state, and generating significant taxes and other revenues annually for counties and communities that host the transmission line and associated facilities.