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MEMORANDUM
To: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FROM: Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
Cc:
DATE: March 2015
RE: FERC Form 80 Estimation Methodology
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC (Duke Energy) prepared the FERC Form 80 Recreation Resources
Report (Form 80) for the 30 developments within 14 of the Duke Energy projects, as required by
18 CFR Sec. 8.11. The developments are located within North Carolina, South Carolina and
Indiana. Duke Energy must complete one Form 80 per development, thus 30 forms have been
prepared. Schedule 1 of the FERC Form requires the data collection methods to be specified. If
estimation is used, an explanation of the methodology is required. This memo provides the
approach to estimation for recreation use estimates at the Duke Energy projects for summer
season day use, night -time use, and winter season use. The need to estimate was based on: lack
of data, remote nature of the recreation site, safety of data collection, removal of data measures,
and updating recent study efforts. Attachment A contains the completed and signed Form 80s for
all 30 developments.
DAY USE ESTIMATES
Monitored Recreation Sites -Spot Counts
Spot counts were collected by recreation clerks and Duke Energy staff. Following the estimation
methods outlined by Pollock and colleagues (1994), the daily average of the vehicle counts for
each sampling shift was estimated by month and day type. The average number of vehicles
during each sampling shift was then multiplied by the average group size reported in the exit
interviews to determine average hourly recreators for each sampling shift. Total effort (in
recreator hours) for a sampling shift was determined by multiplying the average hourly
recreators by the length of the sampling shift (9 hours).
The sampling period average was extrapolated to an estimate of daily use (in recreator hours) by
dividing the total for a sampling shift by the ratio of the recreation day to the sampling shift
length (0.75). This estimated average daily use (in recreator hours) was then extrapolated out to
month and day type by multiplying by the number of days in the population (by month and day
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type). The estimated total number of recreator hours by month and day type was then converted
to recreation days by dividing by the average trip length.
The formula for estimating recreational use based on spot counts is as follows (Pollock et al.
1994):
Average Vehicle Count by Month and Day Type
• Average Group Size by Day Type
• Sample Shi f t Length
• Sample Shi f t /Recreation Day Ratio (Daylight Hours /Sample Shi f t)
• Number of Days in the Population (by Month and Day Type)
Average Number of Hours per Trip by Day Type
= Estimated Number of Recreation Days (by Month and Day Type)
Spot counts were collected at the following developments:
• Rhodhiss
•
Thorpe
• Oxford
•
Tuckasegee
• Lookout Shoals
•
Nantahala
• Cowan's Ford
•
Tanasee
• Mountain Island
•
Wolf Creek
• Wylie
•
Bear Creek
• Fishing Creek
•
Cedar Creek
• Rocky Creek -Cedar Creek
•
Blewett Falls
• Wateree
•
Tillery
• Bridgewater
•
Walters
• Gaston Shoals
•
Markland
• Ninety -Nine Islands
Monitored Recreation Sites - Traffic Counter Data
In addition to spot counts, traffic counters were placed at several sites. The counters were
programmed to collect data continuously and set to record the total number of vehicles entering
or exiting the site at 1 -hour intervals. Data from the traffic counters were downloaded
approximately every 2 weeks to prevent data loss, to ensure accurate performance, and to ensure
that no aberrant data were being recorded. The counters remained in place from March 15
through October 31. The traffic counters recorded both entrances and exits. The daily vehicle
counts were summed across each daytime or nighttime period. Equipment malfunctions and
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software issues resulted in incomplete data at several sites. For months where there were
concerns with the quality of the traffic counter data, spot counts were used in the estimation of
use.
Traffic counter data was collected at the following developments:
• Gaston Shoals
• Ninety -Nine Islands
• Thorpe
• Tuckasegee
• Nantahala
• Tanasee
• Wolf Creek
Updating Recent Study Efforts
• Bear Creek
• Cedar Creek
• Queens Creek
• Blewett Falls
• Tillery
• Walters
Secondary data concerning population trends in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina
were collected and applied to the results of the 2012 Recreation Use and Needs (RUN) Study for
the Keowee - Toxaway Project, 2009 FERC Form 80 for the Bad Creek Project, 2003 RUN Study
for the Nantahala Project area which included use information the Franklin Project, and the 2009
FERC Form 80 for the Mission Project to estimate use in 2014. For each project, this information
was then adjusted by the estimated percentage of change in population as reported by the Census
Bureau for counties within 25 miles of each project.
Other Project Related Recreation Sites
Commercial entities, state and local parks, and various governmental agencies are expected to
retain use records for their facilities and, therefore, were not included in on -site monitoring
efforts. These managing agencies were contacted for recreation inventory and use information.
Where use information was not available, site use estimates were based on those estimates at
comparable facilities.
Information pertinent to recreational use at the projects was also collected from participation
trends reported in the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plans; previous Recreation Use
and Needs studies; the previous FERC Form 80 recreation reports for the projects; U.S. Census
population data; and information available on Web sites.
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NIGHTTIME USE ESTIMATES
Nighttime use of these sites was estimated based on traffic counter data where applicable and
included in the overall estimate of recreation use. Nighttime use at the remaining sites was
determined as an estimate of the proportional nighttime use based on traffic counter data or
previous recreation studies. Information about nighttime use of commercial facilities and
state /municipal parks was solicited directly.
WEEKDAY AND WINTER USE ESTIMATES
Use of project recreation sites during unsampled weekdays and unsampled months (spring, fall,
and winter) was estimated by applying a relative percentage of total use days. Recreation user
survey data collected during the 2014 summer season for other Duke projects in the region was
used in the determination of the spring /fall /winter use ratio. Daily average use reported by
respondents for the fall and winter was compared to estimated daily average use for the summer.
In general, this comparison resulted in winter use constituting less than 1 percent of total
estimated summer use; however, to account for potentially greater use during fall and spring,
additional use by non - respondents, and the results of recent recreational use studies conducted in
the region, winter season use was calculated as 3 percent of estimated summer season use as a
conservative estimate.
The percentage of weekend to weekday use was calculated with traffic counter data where
applicable, and the ratio was applied to estimate weekday use using spot count data for months
where traffic counter data was unavailable or inaccurate. This was spot checked against the
amount of weekday use reported in exit interviews, where applicable, or a ratio from a previous
RUN study was applied.
REFERENCES
Pollock, K. H., C. M. Jones, and T. L. Brown.
Applications in Fisheries Management.
25. 371 pp.
1994. Angler Survey Methods and Their
American Fisheries Society Special Publication
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ATTACHMENT A
2015 FORM 80s — SIGNED COPY

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 e- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconslructed project shall rile an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.gov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceAferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to cira submissionMomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 2.724.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 106.80
4. Development Name: RHODHISS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 2.70
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. Slate #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major _ '
70 on visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor'
sn no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$58,304.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3/31
Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
113,481
1,488
15. Nighttime
1,362
0
Responcent Vernucation: i ne undersigned certifies thathelshe examined this report; and to the best orhlsfharknowledge, all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisfonn granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 60 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.ciov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing Instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of Information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DateClearanceRWerc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to airs submissionaomb.eoo.dov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of Information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
6. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 4,072.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Mlles at Normal Pool: 115.70
4. Development Name: OXFORD
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 3.50
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development /project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic countitrail count
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35.00 attendance records
staff observation
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Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$106,319.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3131
Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at developmentiproject (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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279,142
7,016
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FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 79la- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
Initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htlo: / /www.ferc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The publlc burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of Information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataC lea rancenferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionnomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publlcly avallable recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 1,155.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 35.20
4. Development Name: LOOKOUT SHOALS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 4.20
Slates Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
total 100%):
within the developmentiproject boundary first):
must equal
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traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observatlon
7. Type of Project License: Major
7.1ma visitor counts or surveys
3n nn estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreatlonal construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$14,631.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
36,565
1,520
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366
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Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and tothellest of hislherknowledge, all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Signature
Project Manager
Title
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(980) 373 -4183
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2014
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Title 18 U.S.0 1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Forth No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.cov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceirlferc.cov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submis3lonAomb.eoo.cov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 32,339.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 603.10
4. Development Name: COWANS FORD
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 5.00
States Deveiopment/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
35.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major, -
35 on visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor: i
sn nn estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$160,031.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
1,407,862
16,291
15. Nighttime
6,504
216
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he /she examined this report; and to Ihebest of hwher knowledge, al dais provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager
Title
Date-'Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/3012016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form an or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconslrucled project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the riling deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DetaClearanceMferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionQomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this forth must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE_ ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 3,117.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 96.50
4. Development Name: MOUNTAIN ISLAND
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 15.50
States DevelopmentlProject Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
35.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major '
35.00 visitor counts or surveys
in nn estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
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$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
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Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
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Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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602,786
4,481
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3,014
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Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies thathelshe examined this report; and tothe best ofhislherknow ledge, all dalaprovided herein
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Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Date Signed
Reporting Year Ending
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09130/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 79la- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form an or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 81 l(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htla: / /www.farc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this forth Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of Information, Including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Cleara nce a7ferc.00 ; or mall to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to olra submissionCQomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name° CATAWBA- WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 12,177.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 348.50
4 Development Name: Wylie
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 3.90
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2: sc
_ attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
70.00 visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor 1- --
i0 on estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
I Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$359,655.00
1$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
829,224
14,719
15. Nighttime
12,683
0
Respondent Certificatlan: The undersigned cerillies that helshe examined this report; and tolhe best ofhIslherknowtedge, aildala provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager _
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Tltle 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United Slates any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the Filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.00v for more Information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St„ NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, Including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearence4ferc.eov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submission(Momb.eoo.eov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 3,431.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 85.10
4. Development Name: FISHING CREEK
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 4.10
Stales Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/ project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
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traffic countitrail count
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attendance records
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I Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$162,004.00
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Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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883
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Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies thathelsheexamtned this report; and to ftbWafhisAierknowledge ,ali data provided herein
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Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
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Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto:/ /www.ferc.aov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceAferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionaomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this forth must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA- WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 748.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 23.20
4, Development Name: ROCKY CREEK -CEDAR CREEK (Q;
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 1.00
Stales Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: se
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major,­.­
70 00 visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
3n no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance
Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$7,200.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
15,814
279
15 Nighttime
316
6
Kesponoent L;ertificauon: I he undersigned certifies that helsha examined this report; and to the best ofhis/herkrx:v/.edge, alldatapiovided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA Project Manager
Legal Name Title
-Signature Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from thefiling of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 41h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Form Approved
Commission (FERC) Licensed Hydropower Development OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 60 Recreation Report Expires: 09130/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.fere.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceAferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submisslon0amb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for falling to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 13,025.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 214.00
4. Development Name: WATEREE
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 4.80
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: 3C
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major. '
70.00 visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
in no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$59,000.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas all
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
290,374
9,831
15. Nighttime
6,515
800
Mesponaent t;erhtication: I ne undersigned cerlIties that he/she examined this report; and tothe hest ofhWherknawledge, alldeta pmvkled herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
al am
Signatur
Project Manager
Title
3 5
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2015
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 61h year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
Initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.clov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Clea ran ceAferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionCalomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publlcly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. Ganarml Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA - WATEREE
6. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 6,754.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 153.00
4. Development Name: BRIDGEWATER
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 21.60
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
35.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
35.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major '
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
in nn estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$16,928.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
736,189
19,495
15. Nighttime
33,671
1,850
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and to the best orhisftr knowledge, aiidetaprovided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
L gal Marry
t natu e
Project Manager
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisfonn granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4'h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No, 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred
(See htto: / /www,ferc.dov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
QataClearance(M(erc,g9 ; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington. DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to olfa_jubmissionRomb.cod . gov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General t7ata
1. Licensee Name: _DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: CATAWBA- WATEREE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 353.00
3. Project Number: 2232
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 13.10
4. Development Name: GREAT FALLS - DEARBORN (DEAFN
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 0.00
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Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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Respondent Certification: (he undersigned certmes watnelslle examined this reporl; and tothebeslofhl0wknowledge, all dataprovided herein
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Christy Churchill, RLA LEED GA Project Manager (980) 373 -4183
Le al Name Title Area Code /Phone No
SQAAC�_A I - 3C, 2014
Signature ate Signed Reporting Year Ending
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Federal Energy Regulatory Page 4 of 4
Licensed Hydropower Development
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from thefiling of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters. are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project /development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09130/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
Initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically Is preferred.
(See httDJ1%vww.ferc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the forth to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, Including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing date
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Date Cleo rance@fen:.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissiongbomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503, Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information If the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a, All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terns, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: GASTON SHOALS
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 300.00
3. Project Number: 2331
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 16.00
4. Development Name: GASTON SHOALS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 3.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1:
70.00 traffic count/trail count
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6. State #2:
_ attendance records
_ staff observation
7, Type of Project License Major
visitor counts or surveys
_
(check one) Minor
go nn estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
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-
Construction, Operation and Maintenance
s
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$22,653.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MMIDD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (In Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
11,669
195
15, Nighttime
1,214
15
Respondent Certificallon: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and tothe beg ofhis4erknov0edge,aVdata provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA Project Manager
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Signature .__ Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
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2014
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Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United Slates any
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4'h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For Initial Form No. 80 filings (11 8CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconslructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceMerc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oire submissionAomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of Information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: NINETY -NINE ISLANDS
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 433.00
3. Project Number: 2331
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 14.00
4. Development Name: 99 ISLANDS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 3.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100 %):
5. State #1: SC
30.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License Major !_ ' _ !
3n On visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor j,
4n on estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12, Dollar Values
$16,303.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) all
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
29,841
804
15. Nighttime
3,979
130
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and tothe best of Wier knowledge, all dataprovidedherein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA Project Manager
Legal Name Title
5igneture Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`" & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a-825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic Flings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall rile an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the riling deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall rile an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htlo: / /www.fero.nov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Clearance0ferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionCa2omb.eoo.cov; or mall to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this forth must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: KEOWEE - TOXAWAY (PS &CON)
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 17,660.00
3. Project Number: 2503
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 387.90
4. Development Name: KEOWEE
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 4.70
States Development/Project Traverses (List stale with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100 %):
5. State #1: sc
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
50.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major '
visitor counts or surveys
in nn estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$992,942.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MMIDD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
620,290
91,213
15. Nighttime
20,505
458
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and toTe best ofhCslherknowledge, all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Legal Name
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Project Manager (980) 373 -4183
Title Area CodelPhone No.
3,a-1.1 C- 2014
Date Signed Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
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Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See httioWwww.ferc.gov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Cie arance(EDfefc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionaomb,eop.gov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: KEOWEE - TOXAWAY (PS &CON)
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 7,980.00
3. Project Number: 2503
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 92.40
4. Development Name: JOCASSEE
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 65.30
States Development /Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
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traffic count /trail count
6. State #2: NC
50.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major {
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor _-
sn no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$211,030.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
229,334
1,656
15. Nighttime
2,317
248
r<espunuent ueruricauun: i ne unaersignea canines tnat ne /sne exammea tnis report; and tome best of his/her knowledge, all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
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Project Manager
Title
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Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development /project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non- automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See http:11www,ferc.ocv for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceo:ferc.gov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submission omb.eopagov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: BAD CREEK PUMPED STORAGE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 318.00
3. Project Number: 2740
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 6.00
4. Development Name: BAD CREEK PUMP STORAGE
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 0.00
States Development /Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: SC
traffic count /trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major 1_ _,
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor � ;y
inn r estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
I Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$131,900.00
1$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
5,376
131
15. Nighttime
1,450
40
f Uz. /ulluelll %.ci uncduun. i rte unuemgneu certmes mat neisne exammeo tms report; and to tneoestotnismerknowledge. all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Le aI N
Signature
Project Manager
Title
3.31.1 5
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C. 1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development /project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the develop menUproject that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See httn: / /www.fero.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data ClearanceQferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oirs submissionAomb.eoo.dov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Rrharfrrin 1. rCanaral nato
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: WEST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 1,424.00
3. Project Number: 2686
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 27.76
4. Development Name: GLENVILLE (Thorpe)
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 5.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
total must equal 100%):
within the development/project boundary first):
5. State #1: NC
30.00 traffic count/trail count
6. Slate #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
30.00 visitor counts or surveys
an no estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$481,422.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MMIDD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
62,820
1,880
15. Nighttime
3,745
130
Respondent Certlflcatlon: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and tothe best ofhis/herknowledge, at data provider herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
La at Nam;
Signature
Project Manager
Title r I 5___
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR SA 1(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.cov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Clearance(o)ferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionnomb.eoo.cov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
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be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: WEST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 8.00
3. Project Number: 2686
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 1.05
4. Development Name: TUCKASEGEE
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 40.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the developmentiproject boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
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70.00 traffic count/trail count
6 State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
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visitor counts or surveys
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For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
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Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$75,499.00
1 $0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3/31
Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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Title _
Date Signed
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this farm granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4th & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (16CFR 8 11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.aov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing Instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearancenferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissioneomb.eoo.00v; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503, Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: NANTAHALA
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 1,568.00
3. Project Number: 2692
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 30.70
4. Development Name: NANTAHALA
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 5.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
35.00 traffic count/trail count
6. Stale #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major,_!
35-on visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
+a nn estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$101,688.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
199,453
1,142
15. Nighttime
4,144
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Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies thathelshe examined this report; and to the best of his/her knowledge, alldataprovided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Legal Name
Slgna ure
Project Manager
Title
Date Signed =
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United Stales any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within Its jurisdiction.

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Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/3012016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been In operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See hlto:l/www.ferc.00v for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing Instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of Information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Oata -QlgarjnceOferc r ov; or mail to 888 First Streel NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionL m .eon.gav: or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: EAST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 41.00
3. Project Number: 2698
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 3.90
4. Development Name: TENNESSEE CREEK (TANASEE (3111
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 0.20
States Development /Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11 Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the developmentiproject boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
60.00 traffic count /trail count
S. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major :.__T
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor f
an nn estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$100,988.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
714
2
15. Nighttime
2
0
rwK ponoenr %,errmcarron i ne undersigned certifies lnalnelsne examined this report; and 101heoestolhisrharknowledge, alldataprovided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager
Title
3 -30 I5
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code/Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United Stales any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non-Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4th & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconslructed project shall file an Initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.aov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceaferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submisslon(Momb.eoo.eov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: EAST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 176.00
3. Project Number: 2698
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 7.60
4. Development Name: TENNESSEE CREEK (WOLF CK)
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 10.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic countitrail count
6. State 92:
70.00 attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor j_J
4n no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project) Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$28,858.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
-
development/project (in Recreation Days)
- --
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
3,093
106
15. Nighttime
124
4
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he /she examined this report; and to the best all data pmvided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Le all Na a
Signature
Project Manager
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4th & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 0913012016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015 Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htlo : /Iwww.ferc.gov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearence0ferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submisslonMomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC. _
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: EAST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 473.00
3. Project Number: 2698
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 16.10 v
4. Development Name: BEAR CREEK
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 1.00
States Development/Projecl Traverses (List slate with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
60.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
40.00 estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$108,030.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
3,904
120
15. Nighttime
118
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Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Signature
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(980 ) 373 -4183
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Reporting Year Ending T
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisfonn granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.fero.ciov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing Instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearanceCcVerc.nov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submisslonAomb.eoo.00v: or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. Garteral Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: EAST FORK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 121.00
3. Project Number: 2698
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 5.40
4. Development Name: CEDAR CLIFF
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 2.60
Stales Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the develop me nt/project boundary first):
total must equal 100 /o):
5. State #1: NC
50.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major _' _
10.00_ visitor counts or surveys
4o nn estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$107,187.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
4,202
106
15. Nighttime
163
5
Respondent Certification: The undersigned Certifies that flelsheexamined this report; and lothe best othis/ herknowledge ,all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA Project Manager
Legal Name Title
Signature Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisfonn granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`" & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility)

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/3012016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings or this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an Initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.(3ov for more Information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 688 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data ClearanceAferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submission anomb.eoo.cov: or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: QUEENS CREEK
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 29.00
3. Project Number: 2694
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 1.98
4. Development Name: QUEENS CREEK
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 10.00
Slates Devetopment/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. Slate #1: NC
60.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
i _ staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major!_ I
visitor counts or surveys
4n no estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor d.
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values
$138,192.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/3o Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
59
1
15. Nighttime
3
0
Respondent Certlficallon. The undersigned certifies that he /she examined this report; and to the best ofhialher knowledge, all data provided henin
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Legal Name
(1),
Signature
Project Manager
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC) Recreation Report
FERC Form 80
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR B.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the deveiopment/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4 1 h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 7918- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operatlon for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a Full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.gov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form Is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collectlon of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data ClearanceAferc.cov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissioneomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each Item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. Ganaral Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS,�LLC.
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: FRANKLIN
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 174.00
3, Project Number: 2603
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 12.22 _
4. Development Name FRANKLIN
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 1.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
-
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
visitor counts or surveys
inn nsestimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar values $174,415.00
J
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1011 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (In Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
6,586
130
15. Nighttime
163
3
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and tothe best ofhlslheriuo edge, all data provided herein
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
Le CEFCZ
Project Manager
Title r��
Date signed
(803) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within Its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4th & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferc.-gov for more Information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of Information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Clea ran ceAferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Inforrmatlon Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionAomb.eoo.eov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: MISSION
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 47.00
3. Project Number: 2619
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 2.60
4. Development Name: MISSION
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 1.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
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visitor counts or surveys
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(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$68,390.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MMIDD) 411
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM/DD) 1011 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
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Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from thefiling of thisform granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No, 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/3012016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791 a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings or this form on or before April 1, every 8th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shell file an Initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the Filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.ferr..aov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, Including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Da to Clearanceaferc.aov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissiondbomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of Information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development If more than one.
2. Project Name: YADKIN -PEE DEE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 2,866.00
3. Project Number: 2206
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: ,27.00
4. Development Name: BLEWETT FALLS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 10.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Date Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
30.00 traffic countitrail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
311.00 visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor
an on estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Item
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues (In Whole Dollars)
-
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$0.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9/30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
48,305
993
15. Nighttime
6,917
165
Respondeni Certification: The undersigned certifies thathelshe examined this report; and to the best at hWher knowledge, all data provided heron
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchlll, RLA LEED GA Project Manager (980) 373 -4183
Least Nam Title Area Code /Phone No.
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Ig a ure Date Signed Reporting Year Ending
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Commission (FERC)
Licensed Hydropower Development OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 791a- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c), For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htty: / /www.ferc.gov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DataClearancedZferc.gov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to airs submissionCa2omb.eoo.aov: or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penally for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
CwL.w.lr,la f lY,... a.al n.es
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC.
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: YADKIN -PEE DEE
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 5,697.00
3. Project Number: 2206
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 118.00
4. Development Name: TILLERY
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 5.00
States DevelopmendProject Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
30.00 traffic count/trail count
attendance records
6. State #2:
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major '
30.n0 visitor counts or surveys
an on estimate (explain)
(check one) Minor
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$0.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9130 Winter: From (MMIDD) 10/1 To 3131
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
developmentiproject (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
465,993
15,677
15. Nighttime
33,944
1.581
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he /she examined this report; and tothabestoth*Rrerknowleoge, anoaraarovroea n Mn
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager
Title
Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United States any
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FERC Form 60 Recreation Report Expires: 09130/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects date on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 79la- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconslructed project shall file an initial Form No. 80 after such
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initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htto: / /www.forc.ocv for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
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The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of Information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
DetaClearanceMferc.00v; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
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Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
SrhariiAn 1 f;nnarni nwra
1 Licensee Name: Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
Complete the following for each development if more than one.
2. Project Name: WALTERS
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): 340.00
3. Project Number: 432
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 13.00
4. Development Name: WALTERS
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 2.00
Stales Development/Project Traverses (List state with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: NC
30.00 traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License Major C_
30 On visitor counts or surveys
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For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
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Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
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Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$16,500.00
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13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 411
To 10/31 Winter: From (MM /DD) 1111 To 3/31
Number of visits to all recreational areas at
development/project (in Recreation Days)
Period
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
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255,947
9,238
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914
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Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that hefshe examined this report; and to the best ofhisther knowledge, atl date prm4dedherein
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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee /facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, JUly 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a24-hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).

Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Form Approved
Commission (FERC) OMB No. 1902 -0106
FERC Form 60 Recreation Report Expires: 09/30/2016
Burden 3.0 hours
General Information:
This form collects data on recreation amenities at projects licensed by FERC under the Federal Power Act (16 USC 7919- 825r). This form
must be submitted by licensees of all projects except those specifically exempted under 18 CFR 8.11 (c). For regular, periodic filings, submit
this form on or before April 1, 2015. Submit subsequent filings of this form on or before April 1, every 6th year thereafter (for example, 2021,
2027, etc.). For Initial Form No. 80 filings (18CFR 8.11(b)), each licensee of an unconstructed project shall rile an initial Form No. 80 after such
project has been in operation for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Each licensee of an existing (constructed) project shall file an
initial Form No. 80 after such project has been licensed for a full calendar year prior to the filing deadline. Filing electronically is preferred.
(See htlo: / /www.ferc.aov for more information.) If you cannot file electronically, submit an original and two copies of the form to the: Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of the Secretary, 888 First St., NE, Washington, DC 20426.
The public burden estimated for this form is three hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden
estimate or any aspect of this collection of Information, including suggestions for reducing burden, to: FERC via e-mail
Data Cie are nceaferc.nov; or mail to 888 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20426 (Attention: Information Clearance Officer) and Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), via e-mail to oira submissionnomb.eoo.aov; or mail to OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Attention: Desk Officer for FERC, Washington, DC 20503. Include OMB Control Number 1902 -0106 as a point of reference. No person shall
be subject to any penalty for failing to comply with a collection of information if the collection of information does not display a valid control
number (44 U.S.C. § 3512 (a)).
Instructions:
a. All data reported on this form must represent publicly available recreation amenities and services located within the project boundary.
b. To ensure a common understanding of terms, please refer to the Glossary on page 3.
c. Report actual data for each item. If actual data are unavailable, then please estimate.
d. Submit a completed form for each development at your project.
Schedule 1. General Data
1. Licensee Name: DUKE ENERGY INDIANA, INC.
Complete the following for each development If more then one.
2. Project Name: MARKLAND
8. Reservoir Surface Area at Normal Pool (acres): _0.36
3. Project Number: 2211
9. Shoreline Miles at Normal Pool: 0.11
4. Development Name: MARKLAND L&D
10. Percent of Shoreline Available for Public Use: 0.00
States Development/Project Traverses (List stale with largest area
11. Data Collection Methods (enter percent for each method used;
within the development/project boundary first):
total must equal 100%):
5. State #1: IN
traffic count/trail count
6. State #2:
attendance records
staff observation
7. Type of Project License: Major
70.00 visitor counts or surveys
(check one) Minor; _
in no estimate (explain)
For 2014, enter only the licensee's annual recreational construction, operation, and maintenance costs for the development (project). Also,
enter the annual recreational revenues for that year.
Licensee's Annual Recreation Costs and Revenues
(In Whole Dollars)
Item
Construction, Operation and Maintenance Costs
Recreation Revenues for Calendar Year
12. Dollar Values
$11,250.00
$0.00
13. Length of Recreation Season: Summer: From (MM /DD) 4/1
To 9 /30 Winter: From (MM /DD) 10/1 To 3131
Period
Number of visits to all recreational areas at development/project (in Recreation Days)
Annual Total
Peak Weekend Average (see Glossary)
14. Daytime
4,801
111
15. Nighttime
0
0
Respondent Certification: The undersigned certifies that he/she examined this report; and to the best of hislherkrowledge, all data provided heroin
are true, complete, and accurate.
Christy L. Churchill, RLA LEED GA
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Project Manager
Title 23,15-
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Date Signed
(980) 373 -4183
Area Code /Phone No.
2014
Reporting Year Ending
Title 18 U.S.C.1001 makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willingly to make to any Agency or department of the United Slates any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or misrepresentation as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Licensed Hydropower Development Page 4 of 4
Commission (FERC)
FERC Form 80 Recreation Report
Glossary of FERC Form 80 Terms
Data Collection Methods. (Schedule 1, Item 11) — If a percentage is entered for the estimate alternative, please provide an explanation of the
methods used (if submitted on a separate piece of paper, please include licensee name, project number, and development name)
Development. The portion of a project which includes:
(a) a reservoir; or
(b) a generating station and its specifically - related waterways.
Exemption from Filing. Exemption from the filing of this form granted upon Commission approval of an application by a licensee pursuant to the
provisions of 18 CFR 8.11(c).
General Public. Those persons who do not have special privileges to use the shoreline for recreational purposes, such as waterfront property
ownership, water - privileged community rights, or renters with such privileges.
Licensee. Any person, state, or municipality licensed under the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Power Act, and any assignee or
successor in interest. For the purposes of this form, the terms licensee, owner, and respondent are interchangeable except where:
(a) the owner or licensee is a subsidiary of a parent company which has been or is required to file this form; or
(b) there is more than one owner or licensee, of whom only one is responsible for filing this form. Enter the name of the entity that is
responsible for filing this report in Schedule 1, Item 2.1.
Major License. A license for a project of more than 1,500 kilowatts installed capacity.
Minor License. A license for a project of 1,500 kilowatts or less installed capacity.
Non -Peak Weekend. Any weekend that is not a holiday and thus reflects more typical use during the recreation season.
Number of Recreation Amenities. Quantifies the availability of natural or man -made property or facilities for a given recreation amenity type.
This includes all recreation resources available to the public within the development/project boundary. The resources are broken into the
following categories:
User Free (Schedule 2, column b) - Those amenities within the development/project that are free to the public;
User Fee (Schedule 2, column c) - Those amenities within the development/project where the licensee/facility operator charges a fee;
FERC Approved (Schedule 2, column d) — Those amenities within the development/project required by the Commission in a license or
license amendment document, including an approved recreation plan or report. Recreation amenities that are within the project boundary, but
were approved by the licensee through the standard land use article or by the Commission through an application for non - project use of
project lands and waters, are typically not counted as FERC approved, unless they are available to the public, but may be counted as either
user free or user fee resources. The total FERC approved amenities column does not necessarily have to equal the sum of user free and user
fee amenities.
Peak Use Weekend. Weekends when recreational use is at its peak for the season (typically Memorial Day, July 4`h & Labor Day). On these
weekends, recreational use may exceed the capacity of the area to handle such use. Include use for all three days in the holiday weekends
when calculating Peak Weekend Average for items 14 & 15 on Schedule 1.
Recreation Day. Each visit by a person to a development (as defined above) for recreational purposes during any portion of a 24 -hour period.
Revenues. Income generated from recreation amenities at a given project/development during the previous calendar year. Includes fees for
access or use of area.
Total Units (Schedule 2, column e) — Provide the total length, or area, or number that is appropriate for each amenity type using the metric
provided.
Trails. Narrow tracks used for non - automobile recreation travel which are mapped and designated for specific use(s) such as hiking, biking,
horseback riding, snowmobiling, or XC skiing. Trails are recreation amenities which provide the opportunity to engage in recreational pursuits,
unlike paths (means of egress whose primary purpose is linking recreation amenities at a facility) or accessible routes (means of egress which
meets the needs of persons with disability and links accessible recreation amenities and infrastructure at a facility).