Exhibit 3 Part 1 Seven Lakes State Park Power Use Summary and Utility Bills.pdf

This is a utility billing summary document for Seven Lakes State Park covering the service period from June 26, 2018 to June 25, 2019. The park operates seven separate utility meters across various facilities, including headquarters, campground, shelter restrooms, a lift station, a lake pump, and a concession area. The document provides a comprehensive breakdown of electricity consumption and associated costs for each metered location during the specified fiscal year.

Total electricity consumption across all seven meters at Seven Lakes State Park reached 131,826 kilowatt-hours, with total costs of $22,028 for the twelve-month period. The campground meter (20000372) represents the largest usage and expense at 103,520 kilowatt-hours and $16,026 in costs, followed by the lake pump meter (20006780) at 14,400 kilowatt-hours and $2,559. The headquarters meter (30622134) consumed 10,184 kilowatt-hours at a cost of $1,765. The remaining four meters—NE Shelter Restroom, W Shelter Restroom, NE Shelter Lift Station, and Concession—collectively accounted for 3,722 kilowatt-hours and $1,678 in charges. The document notes that detailed monthly billing records are appended for reference, with nine months of bills provided for the concession meter covering September 2018 through May 2019.