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Transmission Owner Services and Asset Assignment Agreement (ii) to the extent required by the MISO TEMT, make its generation interconnected to the Municipal Electric System available for re-dispatch and the provision of ancillary services, including without limitation reactive power and voltage control; and (iii) follow directives issued pursuant to the MISO TEMT or the CMMPA MISO Transmission Owner Agreement, including without limitation operational directives and directives to curtail its load thereto. (b) Specific Obligations Related to Construction and Upgrades. The Participant shall at all times and in accordance with Prudent Utility Practice and Applicable Law (including all applicable NERC standards) be responsible for constructing (or permitting the construction of) improvements, additions, upgrades, and modifications to its Participant-Owned Transmission Facilities and for the addition of new transmission and distribution facilities to be located on its Municipal Electric System that are required: (i) to accommodate requests by generators to interconnect; (ii) to add new delivery points for service to load; (iii) for reliability or delivery; or (iv) for any other reason; all in accordance with the MISO TEMT and the CMMPA MISO Transmission Owner Agreement. (c) Participant Responsibility for Fines Penalties or Other Liabilities Resulting from Participant's Failure to Operate Maintain Plan and Construct Municipal Electric System in Accordance with Section 306(a) and (b). Any fines, penalties, or other liability resulting from any failure of the Participant to fully comply with the requirements set forth in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this Section 306 (including, without limitation, fines or penalties imposed by NERC, FERC, the MISO, or any other body with legal or regulatory jurisdiction applicable to the Participant's Municipal Electric System) shall be the sole responsibility of and shall be timely paid by the Participant. (d) Rate Covenant. The Participant shall establish, maintain and collect rates and charges for the electric service from its Municipal Electric System so as to provide revenues sufficient, together with available reserves from its Municipal Electric System, to enable the Participant to pay to CMMPA all amounts payable under this Agreement and all other amounts payable from and all lawful charges against or liens on the revenue of its Municipal Electric System and to operate and maintain its Municipal Electric system in a sound, businesslike manner in accordance with Prudent Utility Practice. 18