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BY-LAW
NO. 2004— 157
BEING A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE THE SIGNING OF
AN AGREEMENT WITH ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC. FOR
THE MANAGEMENT OF LOW AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL NUCLEAR
WASTE WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF KINCARDINE
S WHEREAS Section 130 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipality may regulate matters for purposes related
to the health, safety and well being of the inhabitants of the municipality;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to the said Municipal Act, Sections 8 and 9 (1),
municipalities are provided with powers of a natural person to enable them to
govern their affairs as they consider appropriate and to enhance their ability to
respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS the Municipality of Kincardine has been the host community of
the Bruce Nuclear Power Development which includes on its grounds the
Western Waste Management Facility;
AND WHEREAS Ontario Power Generation Inc. has operated a facility at the
Western Waste Management Facility for the interim centralized storage of low
and intermediate level waste from the Pickering, Darlington and Bruce nuclear
generating stations;
AND WHEREAS The Corporation of the Municipality of Kincardine and Ontario
e Power Generation Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding on April 16,
2002 which set out the terms under which Ontario Power Generation, in
consultation with the Municipality of Kincardine, would develop a plan for the
long-term management of low and intermediate level waste at the Western
Waste Management Facility;
AND WHEREAS an independent assessment report has determined that a deep
geologic repository would provide the largest safety margin of three options
considered for the long-term management of low and intermediate level waste;
AND WHEREAS the Council for the Corporation of the Municipality of Kincardine
adopted Resolution #2004 — 232 endorsing the deep rock vault option for the
long term management of low and intermediate level waste in the Municipality of
Kincardine;
AND WHEREAS the Council for The Corporation of the Municipality of
Kincardine deems it advisable to enter into an agreement with Ontario Power
Generation Inc. in order to manage the storage of low and intermediate level
• waste at the Western Waste Management Facility located within the Municipality
of Kincardine;
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AND WHEREAS it is advisable that the Municipality of Kincardine and certain
neighbouring municipalities receive compensation relating to the construction
and operation of the deep geologic repository at the Western Waste
Management Facility;
NOW THEREFORE the Council for The Corporation of the Municipality of
Kincardine ENACTS as follows:
1. That The Corporation of the Municipality of Kincardine enter into an
agreement with Ontario Power Generation Inc. regarding the management of
low and intermediate level nuclear waste within the Municipality of Kincardine.
2. That the Mayor and CAO be authorized to sign, on behalf of The Corporation
of the Municipality of Kincardine, the Agreement with Ontario Power
Generation Inc., attached to this by-law as Schedule "A".
2. This By-law may be cited as the "OPG Low and Intermediate Level Nuclear
Waste Agreement By-law".
READ a FIRST, SECOND and THIRD time and DEEMED TO BE PASSED this
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ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC.
"OPG"
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The Corporation of the Municipality of Kincardine
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AN AGREEMENT REGARDING
A DEEP GEOLOGIC REPOSITORY FOR
LOW & INTERMEDIATE LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mayor a1,),,e4.,
ii SECTION 1 INTENT AND INTERPRETATION 2
1.1 Definitions. 2
1.2 Method of Payment 4
1.3 Including 5
SECTION 2 TERM AND TERMINATION 5
2.1 Term. 5
2.2 Termination. 5
SECTION 3 COMMUNITY CONSULTATION 6
3.1 Community Consultation. 6
SECTION 4 PAYMENTS 6
4.1 OPG Fees Payable to Kincardine and Adjacent Municipalities. 6
4.2 Continuing Waste Management Rights 11
4 SECTION 5 L&ILW DERIVED FROM NEW NUCLEAR GENERATION
FACILITIES 11
5.1 Waste from New Facilities. 11
5.2 Calculation of The Community Fee. 11
SECTION 6 MUNICIPAL TAXES AND ADDITIONAL FEES 12
6.1 Municipal Taxes. 12
6.2 Additional Fees. 13
SECTION 7 PROPERTY VALUE PROTECTION PLAN 13
7.1 The Plan 13
SECTION 8 NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT JOBS 14
8.1 Staffing. 14
8 SECTION 9 SUPPORTING A CENTRE OF ENERGY EXCELLENCE: TOURS,
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS 15
9.1 Educational Tours. 15
9.2 Vocational Schools 15
9.3 Centre of Energy Excellence 15
SECTION 10 ARBITRATION 15
10.1 Disputes Referred to Arbitration. 15
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10.2 Notice of Arbitration and Appointment of Arbitrator. 15
10.3 Powers of Arbitrator. 16
10.4 Arbitration Procedure. 16
10.5 Arbitrator's Decision. 17
10.6 No Appeal and Enforcement. 17
10.7 Costs of Arbitration. 17
SECTION 11 COMPENSATION FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION & LEGAL
SERVICES 17
11.1 OPG to Compensate Kincardine. 17
SECTION 12 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 17
12.1 Entire Agreement. 17
12.2 Schedules. 17
12.3 Notice: 18
12.4 Amendments: 18
12.5 Waivers: 18
12.6 Further Assurances: 18
12.7 Jurisdiction and Governing Law: 19
111 12.8 Liability: 19
12.9 Survival: 19
12.10 Assignment and Benefit: 19
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THIS AGREEMENT made this 13th day of October,2004. /
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ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC.,
a corporation existing under the laws of Ontario
(hereinafter called "OPG")
AND
The Corporation of the Municipality of Kincardine,
a corporation existing under the laws of Ontario
(hereinafter called "Kincardine")
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A. Whereas OPG has operated a facility within Kincardine at the Western Waste Management
Facility ("WWMF") for interim centralized storage of Low and Intermediate Level Waste
("L&ILW") from the Pickering, Darlington and Bruce nuclear generating stations for over
thirty years;
B. Whereas nuclear generating stations and associated facilities will need to be
Decommissioned, resulting in Decommissioning Waste;
C. Whereas it is foreseeable that additional nuclear generating facilities may be established in
Ontario,with associated production of L&ILW;
D. Whereas on April 16, 2002 Kincardine and OPG signed a memorandum of understanding
which set out the terms under which OPG, in consultation with Kincardine, would develop a
plan for the long-term management of L&ILW at the WWMF. An independent assessment
of long- term management of L&ILW options was conducted by Golder Associates and
II concluded in an Independent Assessment Report ("TAR") in early 2004 that all three of the
options considered i.e. enhanced processing and storage, surface concrete vaults and a Deep
Geologic Repository ("DGR") were technically feasible, safe and would ultimately have no
significant adverse environmental, social or economic effects;
E. Whereas the IAR concluded that DGR would have the largest safety margin of all the three
options for long-term management of L&ILW which were considered. The IAR further
stated that Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities would receive direct and indirect
economic benefits from DGR such as additional employment and an increase in business
and investment;
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F. Whereas the Council of Kincardine, by resolution dated April 21, 20(14,endorsed advancing
DGR for long-term management of L&ILW in Kincardine;
G. Whereas the Council of Kincardine is responsible to act in the interest of the general health,
safety and welfare of its inhabitants and the protection of the environment;
H. Whereas the construction and operation of the DGR by OPG must meet legally imposed
environmental, health, safety and security standards and Canada's international obligations,
the interpretation and scope of which fall primarily under the jurisdiction of the Canadian
Nuclear Safety Commission("CNSC");
I. Whereas Kincardine is recognized as the host municipality and the Corporation of the Town
of Saugeen Shores, the Corporation of the Township of Huron-Kinloss, the Corporation of
the Municipality of Arran-Elderslie and the Municipality of Brockton are adjacent
municipalities;
J. Whereas the Parties wish to ensure that Kincardine and adjacent municipalities receive
compensation relating to construction and operation of the DGR;
K. Whereas OPG acknowledges that local community support is desirable for the success of the
long-term waste management of L&ILW;
L. Whereas Kincardine acknowledges the potential benefits of the DGR project to its residents;
M. Whereas OPG and its predecessors historically had a community agreement with Bruce
Township;
N. Whereas there have been ongoing discussions between OPG and Kincardine about the DGR
leading to signing of a non-binding term sheet dated September 28, 2004; and
O. Whereas OPG recognizes and acknowledges the value of having a permanent storage facility
for L&ILW in Kincardine.
THEREFORE IN CONSIDERATION OF the covenants hereinafter contained and for value
received, the parties agree as follows:
SECTION 1 INTENT AND INTERPRETATION
1.1 Definitions.
111 In this Agreement the following terms have the respective meanings set out below:
(a) "Adjacent Municipalities" means collectively, the Corporation of the Town of
Saugeen Shores, the Corporation of the Township of Huron-Kinloss, the Corporation
of Arran-Elderslie and the Municipality of Brockton;
(b) "Agreement" means this agreement, including any recitals and schedules thereto, as
amended or restated from time to time by Amendment;
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(c) "Arbitrator" means a single arbitrator who must be a retired judge of the Supreme
Court of Canada, the Superior Court of Justice (Ontario) or of any court of a
Canadian province having jurisdiction comparable to, or higher than that, of such
court or such person as the Parties mutually agree upon;
(d) "Amendment" means a written amendment signed by the parties which makes any
change to this Agreement or an amended or restated agreement. "Amend", "Amends"
and"Amended" shall have similar meanings;
(e) "Business Day" means any day other than a Saturday, Sunday, New Year's Day,
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Civic Holiday, Labour Day,
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day or any other public holiday
declared by the federal or provincial government. Each Business Day will end at 3
p.m. on that day;
(f) "CNSC" means the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission established under the
Nuclear Safety and Control Act (Canada) and any successor agency, board, or
commission;
(g) "Community Consultation" means the public consultation relating to the
construction and operation of DGR, conducted by Kincardine in consultation with
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OPG in accordance with SECTION 3 of this Agreement;
(h) "CPI (Ontario)" means for a calendar year the historical consumer price index for
the Province of Ontario (time base = 100), or the price index most nearly
corresponding thereto should the said consumer price index not be published for any
time during the period in question, as published by Statistics Canada or any successor
or other body which may assume responsibility for the preparation and publishing of
the said consumer price index or corresponding index, as the case may be;
(i) "Decommissioning Waste" means L&ILW derived from removing a nuclear
generating station, or nuclear waste facility, or any part thereof, from service and
"Decommissioning" and"Decommissioned" shall have a similar meaning;
(j) "Deep Geologic Repository" or "DGR" means deep rock vaults excavated at depths
below ground surface, capable of permanently accommodating L&ILW including
Decommissioning Waste exclusively derived from nuclear generating facilities and
associated facilities located in the Province of Ontario and is synonymous with a
facility for deep geological disposal of L&ILW;
(k) "IAR" means the Final Report on Independent Assessment of Long-Term
Management Options for Low and Intermediate Level Wastes at OPG's Western
Waste Management Facility, prepared by Golder Associates Ltd., Revision 3,
February 2004;
(1) "Inflation Rate" means the rate of change in CPI (Ontario) in one year compared to
CPI (Ontario) for the previous year expressed as a percentage. For example, if the
consumer price index was 105 for one year and 107 for the next year, the Inflation
Rate for that next year would equal 1.90% [(107-105)/105x 100];
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(m) "Interest"means 3.25%plus the Inflation Rate compounded annually;
(n) "Low and Intermediate Level Waste" or "L&ILW" means material containing
nuclides emitting alpha, beta or gamma radiation, in concentrations or quantities that
exceed any federal or provincial laws, policies, guidelines, orders, directives,
certifications, approvals and licences for unrestricted release to the environment,
other than irradiated fuel and refers to L&ILW:
• derived from the operation or decommissioning of CNSC licensed facilities
owned by OPG or its subsidiaries as of the execution of this Agreement on the
Bruce, Darlington and Pickering nuclear sites;
• produced by or stored at facilities in Ontario associated with the operation of the
Bruce, Darlington or Pickering nuclear generating stations;
• stored by OPG at the WWMF;
• stored at the Radioactive Waste Operations Site#1 in Kincardine;
• stored at the research laboratories located at 800 Kipling Avenue (Toronto);
P . derived from new nuclear generation facilities described in SECTION 5; and
• any other L&ILW which the Parties agree by amendment to include in this
Agreement;
(o) "Notice" means any notice, required or permitted to be given under this Agreement
and"Notify"has a similar meaning;
(p) "Parties" means Kincardine and OPG and "Party" means either Kincardine or OPG,
depending upon the context;
(q) "PVPP" means the Property Value Protection Plan as set out in SECTION 7;
(r) "Section"means a section including all subsections of this Agreement;
(s) "Schedule A" to this Agreement lists the schedule of payments from OPG to the
Municipalities from 2005 through 2034 inclusive with listed sharing by Kincardine
and the Adjacent Municipalities;
(t) "WWMF" means the facility located in Kincardine and currently, licensed by the
CNSC.
1.2 Method of Payment
Amounts to be paid under this Agreement are to be paid in Canadian Dollars or, for greater
certainty, the lawful currency of Canada.
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1.3 Including
The term "including" means including without limitation and the term "include," "includes," and
"included"have similar meanings.
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SECTION 2 TERM AND TERMINATION
2.1 Term.
This Agreement is effective as of the 13th day of October, 2004.
With respect to the provisions relating to Decommissioning Waste from the Bruce, Darlington and
Pickering nuclear generating stations and CNSC licensed facilities associated with the operation of
such stations, this Agreement shall continue until such time as the WWMF including the DGR is no
longer needed for long-term management of such waste. With respect to L&ILW other than
Decommissioning Waste, this Agreement shall continue up to and including the 31st day of
December 2035, unless this Agreement terminates earlier as provided herein, or in the event that the
DGR continues to receive such waste, the terms of this Agreement, including payment obligations,
will be extended and continued in full force until the Parties negotiate an amended or alternative
agreement.
111) 2.2 Termination.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, herein,
(a) ' Subject to the Notice required in this Section 2.2(a), this Agreement shall terminate
immediately with no further obligation on either of the Parties if the Community
Consultation is not completed by February 28, 2005 or such other date as is agreed to
by the Parties, or if completed by then, the Community Consultation is not acceptable
for any reason to either or both of the Parties. If either Party determines that the
Community Consultation is not acceptable then it shall give the other Party Notice of
that decision within forty-five (45) days of February 28, 2005.
(b) This Agreement shall terminate immediately with no further obligation on either
Party and any funds held by OPG, in trust in a separate bank account, to be applied in
accordance with this Agreement, shall be immediately returned to OPG, including
any accumulated Interest, if the DGR cannot be advanced, constructed, or there is no
reasonable prospect thereof, because of events outside of the reasonable or actual
control of the Parties. For example, such an event shall include denial by the CNSC
• or other competent authority of a required licence for such construction or the
conditions associated with obtaining any such licence are unreasonable or unduly
onerous as determined by OPG. The issues of whether the DGR can be advanced,
constructed, or there is no reasonable prospect thereof, due to events outside the
control of the Parties, may be submitted to arbitration in accordance with this
Agreement.
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3.1 Community Consultation.
• (a) Kincardine shall conduct and complete a Community Consultation agreeable to the
Parties no later than February 28, 2005 or such other date as is agreed to by the
Parties.
(b) The question asked in the Community Consultation shall be clear, concise, neutral
and capable of being answered affirmatively or negatively by a yes or no.
SECTION 4 PAYMENTS
4.1 OPG Fees Payable to Kincardine and Adjacent Municipalities.
OPG shall pay fees by way of lump sums, and annual payments to Kincardine and the Adjacent
Municipalities in accordance with the following terms and conditions and in the amounts set out in
Schedule A:
(1) Lump sum payments:
(A) By June 30th, 2005 and provided that OPG is satisfied that the
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population of Kincardine to Kincardine Council in favour of the
DGR, OPG shall pay to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities
the sum of 2.1 million dollars for future undetermined community
projects. The sum shall be paid by OPG to Kincardine and the
Adjacent Municipalities in accordance with Schedule A to this
Agreement in the amounts stipulated in the "one-time payment"
column assigned to each of the municipalities for the year 2005.
Further, OPG shall make a separate one-time lump sum payment to
only Kincardine in the sum of 1.6 million dollars.
(B) The amounts paid to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities shall
be adjusted for the Inflation Rate from the date the Agreement is
executed to the date the payment is made.
(C) A further 2.1 million dollars shall be paid by OPG to Kincardine and
the Adjacent Municipalities within ninety (90) days of the CNSC
granting DGR construction licence approval to OPG, determined to
IPI be acceptable to OPG acting reasonably and provided OPG is
satisfied there are no other approvals required to construct the DGR
and that there is no legal challenge to the issuance of such
construction licence for which OPG has received notice in writing,
which could prevent OPG from proceeding with construction or
operation of the DGR, all of which issues may be submitted to
arbitration. Subject to the foregoing, OPG shall provide written
notice to Kincardine of its determination within ninety (90) days of
receipt from the CNSC of such licence. The said 2.1 million dollars
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shall be paid by OPG to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities
in amounts set out in accordance with Schedule A to this Agreement
in the amounts stipulated under the "one-time payment" column
assigned to each of Kincardine or the Adjacent Municipalities for the
year 2013 which is the general time frame anticipated for receipt of
such licence and which is not intended to be a commitment of the
time for payment. OPG may, in its sole discretion, acting reasonably,
decline to make such lump sum payment to any or all of the
municipalities, should any of such municipalities have failed to
exercise best efforts to support the construction of DGR in which
case the affected municipality will not have any right to receive or
recover that payment. Kincardine has the right to submit the issues
of whether it has exercised best efforts to support DGR construction
and is thereby entitled to its one-time lump sum payment to
arbitration in accordance with this Agreement. OPG shall pay half of
any lump sum payment not paid to an Adjacent Municipality under
this Section to local community projects and/or local charities
agreeable to both OPG and Kincardine.
(D) The amounts paid to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities shall
be adjusted for the Inflation Rate from the date the Agreement is
executed to the date the payment is made.
(2) Annual Payments:
(A) Subject to the terms hereof, commencing in 2005, OPG shall pay to
Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities on or before December
31st of each year, the sum of 1.05 million dollars. This annual sum
shall be paid by OPG to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities
in accordance with Schedule A to this Agreement in the amounts set
out in Schedule A stipulated under the column headed "annual"
payment which are assigned for each year to each of Kincardine and
the Adjacent Municipalities.
(B) The amounts paid to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities shall
be adjusted for the Inflation Rate from the date the Agreement is
executed to the date the payment is made.
(3) Milestones and their Impact on Payments:
(A) The Parties acknowledge that a reasonable time-frame for the
achievement of the following milestones is:
(i) 2007 — Issuance of the necessary terms of reference or
guidelines for the preparation of the environmental assessment
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(ii) 2010 — Approval of the environmental assessment undertaken
under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act as
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to time.
(iii) 2013 —Approval of the licence to construct the DGR under the
Canadian Nuclear Safety & Control Act as amended,
consolidated, supplemented, or replaced from time to time.
(iv) 2017 — Approval of the licence to operate the DGR under the
Canadian Nuclear Safety & Control Act as amended,
consolidated, supplemented, or replaced from time to time.
(B) The Parties shall, in good faith, exercise their best efforts to achieve
these milestones. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing
and in accordance with any legal responsibilities either Party may
have, the Parties shall provide their cooperation in support of the
environmental approvals and licensing applications sought as well as
any other approvals or licences required to construct or operate the
DGR. Further, Kincardine shall give due consideration to providing
OPG with all approvals within its jurisdiction to grant in order to
permit the construction and operation of the DGR and will
expeditiously process applications in this regard. Kincardine shall
also respond in a timely fashion to all requests by the CNSC, or other
competent authority, for information and make appearances at all
CNSC hearings relating to DGR. OPG shall process its applications
for the requisite regulatory approvals with due diligence.
(C) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this SECTION 4 if at any
time OPG determines that the Adjacent Municipalities are not, in
good faith, exercising best efforts to achieve any of these milestones,
OPG may, in its sole discretion, acting reasonably, decline to make
further annual payments or any further one-time lump sum payments
set out in Schedule A for any or all of the aforementioned
municipalities, as the case may be, which OPG has determined is
failing to exercise best efforts, in which case the affected
municipality will not have any right to receive or recover that
payment. OPG shall pay half of any annual or one-time lump sum
payment not paid to the affected municipality to local community
projects and/or local charities agreeable to both OPG and Kincardine.
(D) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this SECTION 4, if, at
any time, OPG determines in its sole discretion, acting reasonably,
that Kincardine is not, in good faith, exercising best efforts to
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of whether Kincardine is exercising best efforts to support any such
milestones be submitted to an Arbitrator in accordance with the
110 arbitration SECTION 10 of this Agreement. OPG shall Notify
Kincardine of its decision not to make such payments. If the Parties
are not able to resolve the dispute within thirty (30) days of such
Notice or such longer period as agreed to, the dispute shall be
submitted to arbitration in accordance with SECTION 10.
(E) Should any of the milestones cited above not be achieved by the end
of the year following the year in which they are anticipated to occur
and Sections 4.1(1)(C), 4.1(3)(C) or (D) do not apply, the annual
payment for each of Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities due
for that year and any year thereafter until the milestone is met, as
provided for in Schedule A, shall be held by OPG in trust in a
separate bank account to be applied in accordance with this
Agreement. OPG shall not use such funds for any purpose other than
those stipulated in this Agreement.
(F) Upon the reaching of the missed milestone the money then held in
trust under this Section shall be paid to Kincardine and the Adjacent
Municipalities in accordance with Schedule A.
(G) Aside from the failure of Kincardine and/or the Adjacent
Municipalities to exercise best efforts, which shall be governed by
Section 4.1(1)(C), 4.1(3)(C) or (D) if, for any other reason, the
milestone for licence approval of DGR operation is not reached in
2017, the Parties shall endeavour to Amend this Agreement to
account for this missed milestone and any others outstanding and, in
particular, the Parties shall address in the Amended Agreement the
manner in which the money held in trust in accordance with this
Section, is to be distributed, whether the annual payments to
Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities as provided for in
Schedule A should continue to be required, or whether some reduced
sum should be substituted for that amount. If an Amendment
satisfactory to the Parties is not reached by June 30th 2018, and the
2017 milestone and any others, as the case may be, has (have) still
yet to be achieved, the Parties shall thereupon immediately submit
the issue of a suitable Amendment of the Agreement to
accommodate the missed milestone(s) to binding arbitration in
accordance with the arbitration SECTION 10 of this Agreement.
(H) In determining a suitable Amendment to the Agreement, including
whether money held in trust in accordance with this Section should
be,returned to OPG and whether OPG should be required to make
* any' further annual payments to Kincardine or the Adjacent
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(i) The reason for the failure to reach the milestone. For greater
certainty, if, for example, the reason for failing to reach the
milestone has, in whole or in part, been caused by the conduct
of Kincardine or the Adjacent Municipalities, that conduct and
any other facts or circumstances attributed to Kincardine
and/or the Adjacent Municipalities should weigh in favour of
irrevocably returning some or all of the money held in trust to
OPG and eliminating or reducing any obligation to make
further annual payments, depending upon the extent to which
the conduct or other attributed facts or circumstances
contributed to the missed milestone. Conversely, if the reason
for the missed milestone involves, in whole or in part, OPG's
failure to exercise best efforts to meet the requisite approval
requirements, depending upon the extent to which OPG's
failure contributed to the missed milestone, such failure should
weigh in favour of releasing all or part of the money held in
trust to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities and
retaining all or part of the obligation to make the remaining
annual payments under the Agreement.
(I) Notwithstanding CNSC licence approval to operate the DGR in 2017,
should the DGR not be in service by 2018, or should OPG for any
reason be prevented from operating the DGR at any time after 2018,
annual payments to be made for the calendar year following 2018, or
the year in which OPG was prevented from operating the DGR, as
the case may be, shall be held by OPG in trust in a separate bank
account to be applied in accordance with this Agreement. OPG shall
not use the said money for any purpose other than those stipulated in
this Agreement. The Parties shall endeavour to amend the
Agreement to provide for the manner in which the money held in
trust will be distributed, whether the annual payments to Kincardine
and the Adjacent Municipalities as provided for in Schedule A
should continue to be required, or whether some reduced sum should
be substituted for that amount. If an Amendment cannot be reached
within a year of the failure of the DGR to commence to operate, or
cease to operate as the case may be, the Parties shall immediately
thereafter submit the Amendment of the Agreement to binding
arbitration in accordance with SECTION 10 of this Agreement. In
determining how the Agreement should be Amended, the Parties or
the Arbitrator, as the case may be, shall consider:
(i) The reason for the failure to commence or continue the
operation of the DGR. For greater certainty, the extent to
which any of these results from either Party, not supporting
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passedetodsy any further financial obligations in the case of Kincardine
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(J) If OPG determines that the Adjacent Municipalities are not, in good
faith, exercising best efforts to support the operation of the DGR and
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�flp► r 2004. I fi its discretion, decline to make the annual payment set out in
./E14-4,10)1 1► -'Schedule A for any or all of the said municipalities, as the case may
Mayor C ", , , ,, be, which OPG has determined is failing to exercise best efforts in
which case the affected municipality will not have any right to
receive or recover that payment. OPG shall pay half of any annual
payment not paid to the affected municipality to local community
projects and/or local charities agreeable to both OPG and Kincardine.
(K) When monies held in trust in accordance with this Agreement are
released to Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities pursuant to
this Agreement, the Interest shall accrue on any such monies from
the time that the money was placed in trust and such accrued interest
shall be payable to the municipalitiesm at the time the money trust is
released to the municipalities.
4.2 Continuing Waste Management Rights
111) Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as limiting, in any manner, OPG's right, and that of
any relevant subsidiary, to continue to store L&ILW, including Decommissioning Waste, at the
WWMF and the Radioactive Waste Operations Site #1 in Kincardine and to further bring onto the
WWMF L&ILW, including Decommissioning Waste derived from the Bruce, Darlington or
Pickering nuclear generation stations and any CNSC licensed facilities associated with the operation
of those stations, owned or operated by OPG as of the time of the execution of this Agreement,
whether or not such facilities or any of the reactors in such stations are in service as of such date.
Nevertheless, if the Agreement is terminated or DGR does not advance, the Parties agree to
negotiate a new agreement to address the storage of such L&ILW.
SECTION 5 L&ILW DERIVED FROM NEW NUCLEAR GENERATION FACILITIES
5.1 Waste from New Facilities.
OPG is entitled to use the DGR for L&ILW including Decommissioning Waste, derived from
nuclear generating stations located in the Province of Ontario, in addition to the 20 nuclear reactors
units and associated facilities which are, as of the date of the execution of this Agreement, at the
Darlington, Bruce and Pickering nuclear generation stations. Kincardine and the Adjacent
Municipalities are collectively entitled to a fee for waste from any such additional reactors. The
Parties shall amend the Agreement in the event that such L&ILW derived from new nuclear
generation is to be accommodated in the DGR to provide a Community fee payable by OPG to
Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities, calculated in accordance with Section 5.2.
5.2 Calculation of The Community Fee.
Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities are entitled, in such an Amended Agreement, to one-
time lump sum and annual payments made during the in-service life of the new nuclear generation
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facilities. The calculation of the payments and the manner of payment shall be as follows:
II (1) For each new nuclear generation unit, a lump sum payment equal to one
twentieth of the payments stipulated in the "One-Time Payment" column
assigned to each of Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipality shall be made
to each municipality on the in-service date of each new generation unit. Such
payment shall be adjusted for the Inflation Rate as of the year this Agreement
is executed.
(2) For each new nuclear generation unit the annual payment to each of
Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities shall be one twentieth of the
amount assigned to each under the column"Annual" in Schedule A. The full
annual payment shall be adjusted for the Inflation Rate as of the year that this
Agreement is executed and shall continue to be paid for the in-service life of
the unit.
(3) OPG may, in its sole discretion, acting reasonably, decline to make the
increased payments provided for in this Section 5.2(1) and (2) to any of the
Adjacent Municipalities should OPG determine that any or all of the said
municipalities, as the case may be, is not, in good faith, exercising best efforts
to support the receipt of the L&ILW including Decommissioning Waste
derived from new nuclear generation stations and associated facilities. OPG
111 shall pay half of any one-time lump sum payment or annual payment not paid
to an Adjacent Municipality under this Section to local community projects
and/or charities agreeable to both OPG and Kincardine;
(4) With respect to Kincardine's share of the increased payments provided for in
this Section 5.2(1) and (2), OPG may in it's discretion, withhold those
payments, should OPG determine that Kincardine is not in good faith,
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SEC OTON 6 MUNICIPAL TAXES AND ADDITIONAL FEES
6.1 Municipal Taxes.
iipFor tax purposes, Kincardine and OPG will support the assessment of the value of the DGR on a
basis equivalent to that on which Municipal Property Assessment Corporation assesses the value of
the commercial waste storage facilities at the WWMF as of the date of this Agreement and will
collect taxes on the basis of that assessment. Both parties agree to undertake a joint review of the
assessment methodologies and assumptions to be utilized in this undertaking. If the method of
assessment of the DGR requires any change to the Assessment Act (Ontario), the Municipal Act
(Ontario) or any other legislation, Kincardine and OPG will seek to have the legislation changed, to
fix the assessed value of the DGR using this method of assessment, and Kincardine will cooperate
with OPG to effect the necessary changes. Kincardine constitutes OPG as trustee for OPG Waste
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Inc. and any other legal entities which own the lands upon which the DGR is to be constructed, of
the benefits of this section and acknowledges that OPG may enforce such benefits on behalf of OPG
Waste Inc., or any such other legal entity.
6.2 Building Permits.
OPG will continue to make payments to Kincardine in lieu of the cost of building permits for both
the WWMF and the DGR, such payments not to exceed the building permit fee that would
otherwise apply for the applicable facility as provided for in the applicable general fee schedule.
SECTION 7 PROPERTY VALUE PROTECTION PLAN
7.1 The Plan.
The IAR concluded in early 2004 that DGR is technically feasible, safe and would ultimately have
no significant adverse environmental effects. Nevertheless, OPG shall have a PVPP to compensate
property owners for the actual economic losses suffered, or that would be suffered, as a result of the
diminution of property values.
Upon OPG receiving approval from the CNSC to operate the DGR, OPG shall have in place a
PVPP ready to provide compensation to property owners for any such actual economic losses
suffered when the following conditions have been met:
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(1) Proof of Causation
(A) The diminution of property value is occasioned by contamination
resulting from radioactivity at the DGR site or beyond the site's
boundaries, caused by the operation of DGR.
(2) The Minimum Qualification Requirements—Time and Place
(A) The diminution of property values occurs at any time during the
period from the day that licensing approval to operate the DGR is
granted up to and including the first anniversary following the day
upon which information disclosing contamination for which a claim
may be brought by a property owner would have first come to the
attention of such property owner and the claim is brought within
twelve (12) months of such date and in no event shall any such claim
be brought after a licence to abandon the DGR is obtained from the
CNSC.
(B) Diminution of property value, demonstrated in accordance with this
SECTION 7 for property located within an eight (8) kilometre radius
from the centre of the DGR is a prerequisite to a valid claim under
PVPP. Once this prerequisite is met other property owners within
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(3) The Minimum Application Requirements
(A) Proof of causation All compensation claims must contain sufficient
detail to allow OPG and any independent assessor it may retain to
verify whether the diminution in value claimed has been caused by
the operation of the DGR during the period of time and within the
relevant location required under this SECTION 7.
(B) Proof of the Amount of Diminution in Value All compensation claims
must contain sufficient detail to allow OPG and any independent
assessor it may retain to verify the alleged diminution in value. The
claim must include sufficient information on how the claimant
arrived at the fair market value of the property and the basis upon
which the claimant contends that the value has been diminished by
the amount claimed. Claims of less than $5,000 adjusted for
Inflation, as of the execution of this Agreement, are ineligible under
PVPP. In no event shall the amounts paid out on any claim exceed
the market value price of the property but for the diminution in value
meeting the conditions under this Section.
(C) Confirmation by Qualified Assessor All compensation claims must be
confirmed in writing by a qualified local realtor or appraiser.
(D) Proof of Title All compensation claims, must be accompanied by
supporting documentation establishing the claimant's legal
ownership of property within Kincardine and the Adjacent
Municipalities and within the period of time stipulated in this
provision.
(4) The Claimants Remedies.
(A) OPG, at its discretion, may choose to pay the compensation claimed, a
lesser amount which it believes is the true diminution in value, deny
the claim, or offer to purchase the property for either the amount
claimed or the lesser amount which reflects the value of the property.
(B) If the claimant and OPG do not agree on the appropriate remedy, the
matter shall proceed to arbitration in accordance with the arbitration
procedure in this Agreement with such modifications as are
necessary to have such procedure apply to the claimants.
(C) OPG shall have received a signed, full and final release from the
property owner as a condition precedent to a payment under the
PVPP.
SECTION 8 NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT JOBS
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(a) Staffing of the DGR shall be conducted in accordance with an OPG human resources
plan.
• (b) Full time OPG employees at the DGR shall be governed by the collective bargaining
agreements to which OPG is a party,where applicable.
(c) Beyond the day-to-day DGR construction and operation jobs which, by their nature
are located at the WWMF in Kincardine, new full time OPG employees hired
exclusively for DGR shall be located at the WWMF.
(d) For greater certainty,jobs existing as of the time of execution of this Agreement are
not subject to relocation to WWMF.
SECTION 9 SUPPORTING A CENTRE OF ENERGY EXCELLENCE: TOURS,
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
9.1 Educational Tours.
Subject to compliance with all regulatory requirements and in particular and without limiting the
foregoing, regulations, guidelines, standards and licensing conditions relating to security and
radiation protection, the Parties shall accommodate local and international tours of the DGR facility
in support of education.
9.2 Vocational Schools.
The Parties recognize that trades vocational schools within the municipalities are a means of further
increasing Kincardine and the Adjacent Municipalities' educational opportunities and presence as a
centre of energy excellence and support this concept.
9.3 Centre of Energy Excellence
OPG and Kincardine agree to each use commercially reasonable efforts to support the concept of a
centre of energy excellence.
SECTION 10 ARBITRATION
10.1 Disputes Referred to Arbitration.
Any matter referred to arbitration under this Agreement shall be governed by the Arbitration Act,
1991 (Ontario).
10.2 Notice of Arbitration and Appointment of Arbitrator.
Should either of the Parties submit an issue to arbitration, the Party shall give fifteen (15) Business
Days Notice to the other Party. If the Parties fail to appoint an Arbitrator within fifteen (15)
Business Days of the expiry of the Notice of arbitration, a Party may apply to a judge of the Superior
Court of Justice of Ontario, on Notice to the other Party, for the appointment of the Arbitrator.
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10.3 Powers of Arbitrator. Mayor lerk
The Arbitrator may determine all questions of law, fact and jurisdiction regarding the arbitration
ib (including questions as to whether the matter at issue is arbitrable) and all matters of procedure
relating to the arbitration. The Arbitrator may grant legal and equitable relief(including injunctive
relief), award costs (including legal fees and the costs of the arbitration) and award Interest.
Without limiting the generality of the foregoing or the Arbitrator's jurisdiction at law, the Arbitrator
may:
(1) determine any question of good faith, dishonesty or fraud arising in the matter
at issue
(2) order either Party to furnish further details of that Party's case, in fact or in
law;
(3) proceed in the arbitration notwithstanding the failure or refusal of either Party
to comply with this Section 10.3(3) or with the Arbitrator's orders or
directions, or to attend any meeting or hearing, but only after giving that party
Notice that the Arbitrator intends to do so;
(4) receive and take into account written or oral evidence tendered by the Parties
that the Arbitrator determines is relevant, whether or not strictly admissible in
II law;
(5) make interlocutory determinations or interim orders or awards;
(6) hold meetings and hearings and make a decision (including a final decision)
in Kincardine(or elsewhere with the concurrence of the Parties); and
(7) order the Partyto provide to the Arbitrator, and to the opposing Party for
inspection, and to supply copies of, anydocuments or classes of documents in
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its possession or control that the Arbitrator determines to be relevant;
10.4 Arbitration Procedure.
The arbitration will take place in Kincardine at such place and time as the Arbitrator may fix. The
arbitration will be conducted in English. Within 10 Business Days of the appointment of the
Arbitrator, the Parties will either agree on the procedure to be followed for the arbitration or the
Arbitrator will determine the appropriate procedure, in accordance with the principles of natural
justice, to be followed. The Parties will keep confidential and not disclose to any other person, the
arbitration and all matters arising directly or indirectly from the matter(s) at issue (including all
documents exchanged, the evidence and the award), except as set out in this Section 10.4. A Party
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may disclose any such information to the extent required:
(1) to obtain assistance from persons to conduct the matters under arbitration;
(2) by law or securities exchange rules; or
(3) by a disclosure requirement with a shareholder, lender or potential lender
(including any advisor to any such recipient person), so long as such person is
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informed of the confidential nature of such information and such person
agrees to be bound, subject to law,by such confidentiality obligation.
10.5 Arbitrator's Decision.
No later than 20 Business Days after hearing the representations and evidence of the Parties, the
Arbitrator will make the Arbitrator's determination in writing, with reasons, and deliver one copy to
each of the Parties. The Arbitrator may only interpret and apply the terms of this Agreement and,
except as expressly permitted, may not change this Agreement in any manner. •The decision of the
Arbitrator will be final and binding upon the Parties regarding all matters relating to the arbitration,
the conduct of the Parties during the proceedings and the final determination of the matter at issue.
10.6 No Appeal and Enforcement.
Subject to section 44 of the Arbitration Act, 1991 (Ontario), the Parties may not appeal from the
determination of the Arbitrator to any court. The Parties may enter any judgment upon any award
rendered by the Arbitrator in any court having jurisdiction.
10.7 Costs of Arbitration.
Subject to the terms of this Agreement, the Parties will bear the costs of any arbitration in the
0 manner specified by the Arbitrator. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, if the Arbitrator does
not specify the costs, each Party will bear its own costs and will share the costs of the Arbitrator
equally.
SECTION 11 COMPENSATION FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION & LEGAL
SERVICES
11.1 OPG to Compensate Kincardine.
OPG will compensate Kincardine for all reasonable expenses agreed in advance that are incurred in
holding the Community Consultation in SECTION 3 engaging consultants or peer reviewers and
with respect to legal services, such services as are required in connection with this Agreement up to
and including December 31st, 2005. Additional financial support thereafter shall be mutually agreed
to by both Parties.
SECTION 12 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
12.1 Entire Agreement.
10 This Agreement and all documents contemplated by or delivered under or in connection with this
Agreement, constitute[s] the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter
and supersede[s] all prior agreements, negotiations, discussions, undertakings, representations,
warranties and understandings, whether written or oral.
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(1) Schedule A Municipal Sharing Schedule of of i4 ie and annual pa '-7 d
to be made by OPG to Kincardine and the.Adj acent Municipalities from 2005
to 2035 inclusive.
lb12.3 Notice:
Every Notice required or permitted under this Agreement must be in writing and may be delivered
in person,by courier or by fax to the applicable Party, as follow:
if to OPG, if to Kincardine,
Ontario Power Generation Inc. Municipality of Kincardine
700 University Avenue,H16 Municipal Administration Centre
Toronto, Ontario 1475 Concession 5,R.R.#5
M5G 1X6 Kincardine, Ontario
N2Z 2X6
Attention: Vice-President, Attention: Chief Administrative Officer of
Nuclear Waste Management Division Municipality
Fax: 416-592-7051 Fax: 519-396-8288
Copy To: Vice-President Law and
General Counsel
110 Fax: 416-592-1466
or to any other address, fax number or individual that a party designates by Notice. Any Notice
under this Agreement, if delivered personally or by courier will be deemed to have been given when
actually received, if delivered by fax before 3:00 p.m. on a Business Day will be deemed to have
been delivered on that Business Day and if delivered by fax after 3:00 p.m. on a Business Day or on
a day which is not a Business Day will be deemed to be delivered on the next Business Day.
12.4 Amendments:
Except as expressly provided in this Agreement, no amendment, supplement, restatement or
termination of this Agreement in whole or in part is binding unless it is in writing and signed by
each Party.
12.5 Waivers:
No waiver of any term of this Agreement is binding unless it is in writing and signed by all the
lbParties entitled to grant the waiver. No failure to exercise, and no delay in exercising, any right or
remedy, under this Agreement will be deemed to be a waiver of that right or remedy. No waiver of
any breach of any term of this Agreement will be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent breach
of that term.
12.6 Further Assurances:
Each of the Parties will, from time to time and promptly upon request, sign and deliver all further
documents and take all further action reasonably necessary or appropriate to give effect to the terms
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of this Agreement and to complete the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.
12.7 Jurisdiction and Governing Law:
Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, each of the Parties irrevocably submits to
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the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Ontario. This Agreement and any arbitration conducted
under this Agreement, are governed by and are to be construed and interpreted in accordance with
the laws of Ontario and the laws of Canada applicable in Ontario.
12.8 Liability:
The Parties acknowledge that the precise amount of actual damages, loss, expense, or claims, would
be extremely difficult to calculate and that the compensation provisions in this Agreement coupled
with the adjustment mechanism of Amendment and if necessary, binding arbitration, represent a
reasonable, genuine and comprehensive pre-estimate of the actual damages which may be
reasonably incurred and are not a penalty. The Parties therefore release each other, their council
members, directors, officers, shareholders, employees, agents and representatives, as the case may
be, from all claims, damages, losses, liabilities and expenses of any nature whatsoever arising in
respect of this Agreement, aside from such claims as are brought for compensation under the
specific terms of this Agreement.
12.9 Survival:
The obligations set out under the Property Value Protection Plan (PVPP) will survive the
termination or expiration of this Agreement up until such time as the licence to abandon the DGR is
obtained from the CNSC.
12.10 Assignment and Benefit:
This Agreement enures to the benefit of and binds the Parties and their respective successors and
assigns. Each Party shall be entitled to thirty (30) Business Days Notice of an assignment by the
other Party. Upon an assignment, no amount shall be required to be paid nor any other term
imposed. On the agreement of the assignee to assume the obligations of the assignor under this
Agreement, the assignor will, without the necessity of any other documentation,be released from all
its obligations under this Agreement.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have affixed their signatures as of the year and date first
above written.
41110 ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC.
Name: Richard Dicerni
Title: President and Chief Executive Officer
(Acting)
I have authority to bind the corporation
Name: Ken Nash
Title: Vice President
Nuclear Waste Management Division
THE CORPORATION OF THE
110 MUNICIPALITY OF KINCARDINE
Name: Glenn Sutton
Title: Mayor
I have authority to bind the corporation
Name: John deRosenroll
Title: Chief Administrative Officer
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SCHEDULE "A"
DATED October 13, 2004
-BETWEEN -
• ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC. AND THE CORPORATION OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF KINCARDINE
MUNICIPAL SHARING SCHEDULE
Expressed in thousands of dollars. Sharing below is in constant dollars but actual payments will be indexed to Inflation Rate.
Year Kincardine Saugeen Huron Arran- Brockton
Shores Kinloss Elderslie
One Time Annual One Time Annual One Time Annual One Time Annual One Time Annual
Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment
2005 1,300 650 500 250 140 70 80 40 80 40
2006 650 250 70 40 40
2007 650 250 70 40 40
2008 650 250 70 40 40
2009 650 250 70 40 40
2010 650 250 70 40 40
2011 650 250 70 40 40
it 2012 650 250 70 40 40
2013 1,300 650 500 250 140 70 80 40 80 40
2014 650 250 70 40 40
2015 650 250 70 40 40
2016 650 250 70 40 40
2017 650 250 70 40 40
2018 650 250 70 40 40
2019 650 250 70 40 40
2020 650 250 70 40 40
2021 650 250 70 40 40
2022 650 250 70 40 40
2023 650 250 70 40 40
2024 650 250 70 40 40
2025 650 250 70 40 40
2026 650 250 70 40 40
2027 650 250 70 40 40
2028 650 250 70 40 40
2029 650 250 70 40 40
2030 650 250 70 40 40
2031 650 250 70 40 40
Op 2032 650 250 70 40 40
2033 650 250 70 40 40
2034 650 250 70 40 40
25 25 7 4 4
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