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3) Display of energy and interval demand data from the District meter to a secure internet website (meter data may be obtained via existing District meter equipment or may require upgrade of meter equipment). Charges to be covered by District include onetime set up charges for meter access,any necessary meter upgrades and any service fees for online access to energy and interval demand data; If the Participant chooses not to continue as part of TOD Program the District will cease providing online access to interval and energy data and may remove the Participant's facility meter if it was upgraded to participate in the TOD Program; 4) Provide any insights derived from review of Participant's energy usage data back to the Participant; 5) When necessary,installation of metering upgrades for the duration of this Agreement that enable the recording and transfer of Participant's facility energy and interval demand data from the meter to the internet; and 6) Access to District staff to assist Participant in interpreting the energy interval demand data and to pass on benefits that other TOD Program participants identify. B. PARTICIPANT OBLIGATIONS Participant agrees to the following: 1) Allow access to building energy use and interval demand data at the meter level to the District's service provider for display of that energy use data on a secure internet website(Participant to sign Exhibit 2 Customer Authorization to Release Information for Non-PUD Business); 2) Enroll in TOD Program by choosing either Opt-In with Rate Comparison (by using the enrollment form in the attached Exhibit 1),or Rate Comparison Only options as described above; 3) Abide by the terms of the TOD Schedule if Participant chooses the Opt-In with Rate Comparison; 4) Provide access to buildings for energy-efficiency surveyors and controls equipment installers, if needed,at a time to be scheduled by the District or its designee with Participant; 5) Respond to short surveys about Participant's experience in the TOD Program; 6) Allow the District and/or its contractor access to employees for completion of a pre-and post-TOD Program participation survey; 7) Consider transferring to a District Commission approved TOD Schedule,if Commission approval is given in a manner to be in effect at the time participant becomes active in this Pilot; and 8) Participation will not involve use of Participant's fossil fuel backup generation specifically to reduce energy and demand usage during above noted peak load periods as part of this TOD Program. C. INSTALLATION AND OWNERSHIP OF EQUIPMENT The District, or a District contracted installer,may install an upgraded meter with connectivity (if required, as determined by District)at the Participant's location.The meter will remain at said location for the duration of the Term of this Agreement. The District owns the Equipment.Participant agrees to provide the District, or a District contracted installer, with reasonable access to the equipment throughout the Term, and will provide the District,or a District contracted installer, with reasonable access to remove the equipment upon termination of this Agreement. D. RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION 1) The Participant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the District and its elected officials, officers,employees, agents,and other District service providers from and against any and all losses, Time of Day Pilot Customer Participant Agreement -- Execution Final_March 2,2020 2 of 7