Is 94 cubic feet/hour of natural gas a heavy load?
One cubic foot of gas contains approximately 1,000 BTUs of heat, so 94 cubic feet of gas per hour = 94,000 BTUs per hour. That's about as much as a large gas furnace might draw, three times a typical gas clothes dryer, and twice a typical gas range with everything lit. One burner might be 9,000 BTUs.

If you need to ask the internet for help with this type of calculation, you really should not be performing natural gas work yourself. Don't blow yourself up. If you live in NYC, as your name suggests, doing so is highly illegal and puts other people in danger as well.