Page 2 Completed a series of underground upgrades in 2012, which included: o Replaced secondary cables at North Capitol and R Street,

, NW. o Replaced feeder switches at First Street, NW and V Street, NW. o Replaced feeder switches at 3rd Street, NW and W Street, NW. o Designed and built a new manhole, and installed a new transformer on W Street, NW and V Street, NW. Replaced a transformer at 3rd Street, NW and R Street, NW in 2011. Replaced a tranformer at 2"d Street, NW and Florida Ave in 2010.

Preparing for Load Growth Pepco will build a new concrete encased duct bank in the brick alley in the rear of 8 W Street, NW to 74 W Street, NW. The conduit will run approximately 650 feet through 13 existing manholes and will be installed in phases. Construction of the conduit will require that parts of the alley be closed as work is performed . Following completion of the conduit, crews will install secondary conductors. This work is estimated to take six to eight weeks, and is needed due to increased load and community growth which has put stress on the existing infrastructure. Construction is scheduled to begin in the early fall of 2013 with completion targeted for spring 2014. What is a Duct Bank? Duct banks are groups of conduits designed to protect and consolidate cabling to and from buildings. In a duct bank, data and electrical cables are laid out within conduits that are bundled together. They are often buried, allowing contractors to consolidate the wiring for a building into centralized underground paths. Impacts on the Community Pepco will continue to work diligently to minimize the impact of the scheduled work on residents and business owners. We will also continue to provide updates on the work being performed, by block, on a weekly basis. Installation of the conduit will require that parts of the alley behind 8 W Street, NW be closed during construction. We are working to ensure that at least orie of the entrances to the alley remains open during this time. Pepco's Commitment: Committed to Keeping you Informed Crews inspect new transformers Our commitment is to keep those in the project area Rick Giammaria, Pepco Holdings, Inc. informed every step of the way. We will notify residents and business owners near the project area in advance of when construction will occur, and aim to complete our work with as little disruption as possible. As we move forward with these enhancements, Pepco will maintain a special area on our website for updates and additional information. These updates are also available by following our Twitter handle @PepcoConnect. For further questions, please contact Chris Taylor, Pepco Public Affairs Manager DC Region, crtaylor@pepco.com .

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