Since our last newsletter in the summer of 2013, there has been continued activity along the Line 78 Pipeline Project route, and I want to share some of that information with you. Enbridge spent most of 2013 fine-tuning the routing alternatives, consulting with landowners, elected officials and local communities while maximizing routes that follow existing utility corridors. In addition to our five public open house meetings in early 2013 along the Line 78 pipeline route, we recently held another public open house meeting in Will County, Ill. to update the impacted communities on various routing alternatives that we are studying.

Agents from our Land Services team have been working with landowners to negotiate easement agreements, while the engineering team will soon be meeting with county and township road supervisors and engineers to discuss road crossing methods and permit applications. Engineers have also been continuing

to assess the proposed route from a constructability standpoint in coordination with landowners. Additionally, our environmental team has been meeting with federal and state regulatory agencies to coordinate the submittal of the necessary permit applications for the Project. Enbridge’s Public and Government Affairs staff and technical leads continue to consult and meet with local, state and federal elected officials along the route to keep them informed, as well as participate regularly in County, Village and Township board meetings when requested.

Pipe yard construction is anticipated to begin this spring in Hercher, Ill. For future pipe delivery, notification letters will be made to affected communities and elected officials. Local school districts will be updated and the pipe delivery company will communicate with the districts in order to ensure the safe delivery

of pipe in these communities.Contractor selections will begin in the summer of 2014 in anticipation of the spring 2015 construction start for the pipeline. Please watch for updates on the Line 78 website at www.enbridge.com/Line78PipelineProject.

As always, your comments are welcome. We will continue to communicate with you as the Line 78 Pipeline Project continues to move through the design and permitting processes. You can reach the project team via email at Line78Project@enbridge.com or by calling 1-855-714-8372.

Thank you for your cooperation and input as we move forward on this project. Sincerely, Scott Clark Project Director

Dear Landowners and Stakeholders:

Permitting and Routing Work Continues

Project UpdateLine 78 Pipeline ProjectMarch 2014

Public open houses have provided good opportunities to exchange information.

Enbridge will communicate pipe delivery schedules to ensure safe delivery.

Pipe for the Line 78 Project will be stored at a new pipe yard in Hercher, Ill.

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We’re MovingThe Line 78 Project office in Kankakee is moving. Beginning on March 17, you may find us at: 1 Dearborn Square, Suite 200, Kankakee, IL 60901

ConstructionPipe yard construction will begin this spring, leading up to the anticipated delivery of pipe in the fall of 2014.

Starting in late spring 2014, Enbridge will be sending out requests for bids from a contractor to construct the pipeline. Enbridge will carefully review and make contractor selections in the summer of 2014.

Project Timeline February 2014 Permit applications submitted to Army Corps of EngineersSpring 2014 Pipe yard construction Spring/Summer 2014 Complete archeological and biological field surveysWinter/Spring 2014 Continued face-to-face meetings with elected officialsSpring 2014 Regulatory certificate received from ICC (anticipated)Summer 2014 Contractor selectionsFall 2014 Right of Way Clearing (anticipated)Spring 2015 Pipeline Construction begins (anticipated)Fall 2015 Pipeline in-service (anticipated)

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Community Investment Enbridge continues to deliver on our promise to make communities in which we operate better places to live. Enbridge is investing in community-based emergency service providers, social service organizations and environmental and agricultural organizations. Local Enbridge grant recipients include:

• Sauk Village Emergency Services

• The Will County Center for Community Concerns

• Crete Fire Department

• Kankakee County Fair & Exposition

• Livingston County Environmental Association

For those organizations interested in submitting an application for an Enbridge corporate contribution, please follow the online application instructions:

1. Visit www.enbridgeus.com

2. Click “About Enbridge” in the navigation menu

3. Click “More about community investment”

4. From the left menu, click “Apply for Funding”

5. Click “contribution application” in the first paragraph

Prior to submitting your application, please be sure to review the eligibility requirements. For example, we are not able to provide funding directly to schools, but we can assist with school initiatives. Also, be sure to submit as much detailed information as possible about your project or organization to assist us in the review process.

Check presentation to the Will County Center for Community Concerns on January 24, 2014.