Cancelled_Potlatch Telephone Sections 5 - 7.pdf

IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
May 9, 2016 May 28, 2016
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
First Revised Sheet 2
Cancels Original Sheet 2
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF SERVICENACATION SERVICE *
GENERAL
Upon request, the exchange telephone service may be temporarily suspended without
termination of contract, as provided hereinafter.
Service may be suspended temporarily prior to the expiration of the initial service period.
However, such suspension shall not serve to reduce the total charges otherwise applicable for
the initial period.
Temporary suspension of service is not extended to service station customers or to Foreign
Exchange Service interexchange mileage, and extended Foreign Exchange mileage in an
adjacent exchange.
The minimum period of temporary suspension for local service is one (1) month.
Basic local exchange access line service may be temporarily suspended for a maximum period
of four (4) months of any consecutive 12 months period. The rates or charge for such service will
be one-half of the regular monthly rate or charge for that service during the period of suspension.
To qualify under this schedule the subscriber must be away from his premises at least one
month.
No service will be given during the vacation period. The telephone instrumentalities will be left in
place on the subscriber s premises and the subscriber s telephone number retained.
Service Charges as specified elsewhere in this tariff are applicable for subscribers going from
suspended to regular service.
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF ENTIRE SERVICE
A customer for any grade of local business or residence service may temporarily suspend the
entire service furnished with the exception of directory listings and/or directory advertising.
Residence Service - The rate to be charged during the period of suspension shall be 50%
of the local exchange monthly charges.
Business Service - The rate to be charged during the period of suspension shall be 50%
of the local exchange monthly charges. No reduction applies on charges for cable on
private property furnished at charges based on cost in lieu of mileage charges.
As of July 30, 2004, this service will no longer be available to new customers. Once current customers
disconnect this service, they will not be able to reestablish it.
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ISSUED: June 30, 2004
Advice Letter No. BY: ~
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
EFFECTIMAHO PUBLIC UlllmESCOMMISS1QNAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUll 9 'JUt 3'0 '
t-Itl. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
First Revised Sheet 3
Cancels Original Sheet 3
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF SERVICEN ACA TION SERVICE * (Continued)
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF A PORTION OF SERVICE
A customer for Private Branch Exchange Service, or Type II or Type III Button
Telephone Service may suspend a portion of the service furnished. Such
suspension is applicable only to such positions, turrets, key cabinets, trunks,
telephones, telephone lines and auxiliary telephone equipment as can
temporarily suspended without suspension of the entire service.
The rate to be charged during the period of suspension shall be equal to 500/0 of the
monthly exchange service charge for the service and facilities suspended,
excluding cable carrying charges on which no reduction applies.
Customers desiring reserved telephone service annually, Le., a reserved cable pair
continued listing in directory, or the same telephone number reserved each year, are
governed under Rules and Regulations for Temporary Suspension of Service.
Telephone service without reservation of any of the above, may be obtained subject to
availability of facilities and billed on an "as used basis" subject to the initial period of
service as defined in other sections of this tariff.
As of July 30, 2004 , this service will no longer be available to new customers. Once
current customers disconnect this service, they will not be able to reestablish it.
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ISSUED: June 30 , 2004
::~ice Letter No. o
~ Q.Paul E. Pederson, 'V'ice PreSIdent
EFFECTIDiHO PUBLIC UTIUTIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTJVE
JUl19 'JUL 3 0 '.04
t-lt1. seCRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 4
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
EMPLOYEES TELEPHONE SERVICE
GENERAL
Employees' Telephone Service is offered to all permanent full time employees at their
listed permanent residence , when such service is provided by the Company.
RATES
1. Company personnel who reside within an area served by the Company shall be
granted a concession on residential basic service.
2. No concessions for toll message services are made to employees.
CONDITIONS
1. One primary listing may be provided in the name of the employee (except that the
listing of a married woman may be in her or her husband's name).
2. Retired Company employees who reside in exchanges operated by the Company
shall receive Employees' Telephone Service at the same rate as at their time
retirement.
3. Employees' Telephone Service at their residence is available to all permanent
employees of the Company having at least three month's continuous service with the
Company.
4. Service provided to employees other than as listed in B. Rates, above, will be
provided at regular filed tariff rates.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
tt). SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 (J~
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26 , 2002
BY:
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 5
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
AUTOMATIC DIALING AND ANNOUNCING DEVICES (ADADs)
GENERAL
1. Automatic dialing and announcing devices (ADADs) are devices programmed
automatically to dial customers and to provide an unsolicited message.
2. An ADAD may be connected to the telephone network only when it meets the criteria
outlined in Conditions below. However, such conditions do not apply to requested or
contracted for automatic announcements for return calls, notification-of-termination-
of-service warnings from telephone companies, or security, paging or alarm systems
subscribed to by a customer.
RATES
Per Access Line
Monthly
$11.
CONDITIONS
1. ADADs that do not automatically disengage the called party s line when the called
party hangs up his/her/its receiver are absolutely prohibited, except when the called
party has previously agreed to receive the ADADs and to allow its line to be engaged
in this manner.
2. ADADs are prohibited from making unsolicited calls before 9:00 a.m. or after 9:00
m. in the called party s local time.
3. ADADs are prohibited from calling public safety number such as police , fire and
emergency services. Except as allowed in Section A.2 above , ADADs are prohibited
from unsolicited calling to unlisted, unpublished or inward WA TS numbers. ADADs
are prohibited from calling more than one number held by a given called party.
4. ADADs must pay measured or message business service rates when either is
available or flat rates reflecting their intensive use of the telephone network when
measured and message services are not available.
5. All customers operating ADADs must notify the local telephone company(ies)
providing local services to the exchanges in which they originate and terminate their
calls from and estimate how intensively the ADAD is expected to use local access
lines. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
~:UED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice Pr sident
JUl22 '02 .IUL 2 6 '
EFFECTIVEJr.uly 26, 2002
to. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 6
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE*
GENERAL
Foreign Exchange Service is local service provided to a customer from a central office of an
exchange other than the one that normally serves the area in which the customer is located.
This type of service can be accomplished over interexchange channel facilities or by cross
boundary foreign exchange.
DEFINITIONS
ForeiQn ExchanQe
Any exchange other than the one in which the customer premises is located.
Local ExchanQe
Exchange that normally serves the area in which the customer premises is located.
InterexchanQe Channel Facility
The portion of the foreign exchange service circuit that is provided between the local central
office and the foreign exchange central office.
Cross Boundary
Dial tone is provided directly to the customer from the foreign office rather than passing over
an interexchange channel facility.
CONDITIONS
1. Foreign Exchange Service is not in accord with the normal plan of furnishing telephone
service. Such service is provided at the rates shown herein where facilities are available
or can readily be made available without unusual cost. Where foreign exchange service
is furnished at remote or isolated locations or where unusual costs are involved
additional service, construction and/or monthly charges may apply, depending on the
circumstances in the individual case.
2. Foreign Exchange Service may be provided only in connection with Private Branch
Exchange trunk lines, and individual line business or residence service. The service
shall be furnished only at the one location or premises for each channel or circuits.
3. The regulations and rates contained herein apply to Foreign Exchange Service where (1)
the normal and foreign exchange areas are contiguous and (2) where the service may
be provided by the normal extension of exchange plant.
* This service is going to be grandfathered to existing customers at the existing locations and it will
not be available to new customers after the effective date of this tariff.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26 , 2002
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVEBY:
JUL22 'JUL 26 '
l!). SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 7
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE* (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
4. Where the normal exchange is operated by this Telephone Company, Foreign
Exchange Service is furnished only on the condition that the applicant is a customer
to individual line business or residence service, or Private Branch Exchange Service
in the normal exchange and at the same location where such service is proposed to
be installed.
5. Where the Foreign Exchange is operated by, or where all or a portion of the
interexchange channel is furnished by another telephone company, Foreign
Exchange Service will be provided only when satisfactory arrangements can be
negotiated with such company to furnish its portion of the necessary facilities.
6. Existing Foreign Exchange customers will continue to be provided two and four-party
message and mileage service. However, as of the effective date of this tariff, future
subscribers to this service will be limited to connection with business or residence
one-party service only.
7. Foreign Exchange Service is furnished subject to the same conditions as to the use
of the service as apply in connection with other classes of exchange service.
8. Foreign Exchange Service will not be provided to or from exchanges of other
telephone companies to which there is Extended Area Service.
9. The local service area, local message charges and message toll charges of the
serving (foreign) exchange apply to Foreign Exchange Services.
10. Calls beyond the local calling area of the serving exchange will not be permitted.
Local calling area is considered to be the telephones served by the serving
exchange , plus any extended area service which may be provided from the serving
exchange.
* This service is going to be grandfathered to existing customers at the existing locations and
it will not be available to new customers after the effective date of this tariff.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 C6Q
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSI
AJJJJROVED EFFECTIVEEFFECTIVE: July 26 200T
JUl22 '02 JUL 26 '
l!). SECRETARY
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 8
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE* (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
11. Main stations connected for Foreign Exchange Service will be listed in the directory
of the exchange from which the customer is served. Listings in other directories will
be furnished at the regular rates for foreign listings.
12. Foreign Exchange Service is not furnished in connection with public or semi-public
services.
13. The following two Arrow Junction residents reside in the Julieatta exchange:
Brenda White
Rt. 1 , Arrow Junction
Julieatta , ID
Telephone # [phone]
William Stevens, Jr.
Rt. 1 , Arrow Junction
Julieatta , ID
Telephone # [phone]
These two residents are served and billed 100% by U.S. West. As per Order No.
23001 , Case Nos. POT-89-2 and PNB-89-, dated March 13, 1990, the two
residents will be grandfathered to the existing customer at the existing location.
RATES
1. Foreign Exchange Service Over Interexchange Facilities
Rates and charges will apply for service provided from the end user premise to the
local central office and over interexchange facilities. Charges will be billed to the
end user or the connecting telephone company depending on billing arrangements
agreed upon by the companies.
Interexchange mileage is the V and H coordinate miles between local central office
and foreign central office of the two exchanges involved. For that portion of the
interexchange channel facilities furnished by another telephone company between
the local central office and the foreign central office of the two exchanges involved
the interexchange channel facility mileage charges of such company will apply to the
exchange boundary.
* This service is going to be grandfathered to existing customers at the existing locations and it will
not be available to new customers after the effective date of this tariff.
Paul E. Pederson, Vice
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMI~ION
EFFEmRJil6VIUUy 26, 2002 EFFECTIVEISSUED: June 26, 2002
BY:JUL22 'JUL 26 '
t!). SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 9
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE* (Continued)
RATES (Continued)
The charge for this service will be the sum of items 1 , 2 and 3.
1. The rate of the foreign exchange (serving exchange) for the class and grade
service provided, plus the message charge indicated below per month:
MessaQe CharQe
Private Service
Party
Party
$6.
$3.
$1.
2. Foreign Exchange mileage in the local exchange - the airline distance from the
customer s primary station to the nearest point on the common boundary of the local
an9 foreign exchanges, per month:
Party, 2-Party or 4-Party service
$1.50 per 1/2 mile or fraction thereof, for the first mile
$3.00 per 1/2 mile orfraction thereof, for the second mile
$6.00 per 1/2 mile or fraction thereof, for each mile after two miles
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
u). SECRETARY
* This service is going to be grandfathered to existing customers at the existing locations and it will
not be available to new customers after the effective date of this tariff.
BY:~U-EFFECTIVE: July 26 , 2002ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 10
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
INTEREXCHANGE RECEIVING SERVICE
CONDITIONS
1. This is an arrangement where a customer may offer his patrons in another exchange
the privilege of calling him without charge or without requesting the reversal of toll
charges.
2. This service is provided from our exchange for individual business line or PBX
services (except public and semi-public telephone service).
3. This service includes the listing of a special number in both the published directory
and information records of the exchange from which calls are to be accepted.
4. The service may be non-published at the option of the customer under that portion of
this tariff.
5. The charges for each message will be billed to the customer of this service at the
regular sent-paid station date.
RATES
Monthly
Rate
S& E
Code
1. Each interexchange receiving service per exchange $5.RCTS
NON-RECURRING CHARGES
1. Non-recurring charges as found in Section 9 apply.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
l~. SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
\2,
EFFECTIVE: July 26 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
May 9, 2016 May 28, 2016
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
May 9, 2016 May 28, 2016
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 13
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
EMERGENCY CONFERENCE SERVICE
GENERAL
1. The Tellabs 291 Conference Altering System is a multi-point ring down telephone
conference circuit used in emergency reporting and alerting, or business conference
applications. The System provides simultaneous access to up to 30 conference
stations.
An emergency call placed into the 291 through a dispatcher or via a directory
number rings all phones in the emergency network. A non-emergency call in
progress on an emergency crewmember s home phone may optionally be
overridden , or the crewmember may be provided with a tone to advise him to
terminate his conversation and take the emergency call.
Remote access capability permits an emergency crewmember away from his
telephone to dial into the conference from a paystation or other handy phone in
response, for example, to community siren. The 291 System even offers an optional
module to activate and time the community siren.
RATES
Monthly
Rates
Installation or
Move CharQes 1/
1. Tellabs System
a. Common Equipment
b. 30 Position Basic System
c. Conference Termination Line
Circuit, each
d. Remote Siren Control Optione. Fire Siren Control Unit
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
2. Access Line Access Line Rate 11.
Rate grandfathered to Troy Fire Department and will no longer be offered after
equipment has been removed.
Installation charges do not apply at time of initial installation of System.
Appropriate service connection charges (S.O. Charge, C.O. Charge) applies for any
additional installations, changes or moves subsequent to installation of System as found
in Section 9.
ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
I DMb~tl~lYt Jri~,i~stD8~ MISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVEBY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
JUL22 '
A). SECRETARY
JUL 26 '
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 14
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
EMERGENCY CONFERENCE SERVICE (Continued)
CONDITIONS
1. This service may be furnished in connection with individual line service.
2. Equipment, instruments and lines on the customer s premises, furnished by the
Company, shall be and remain the property of the Company whose agents and
employees shall have the right to enter said premises at any reasonable hour for the
purpose of installing, inspecting or repairing equipment, instruments and lines.
3. Such Emergency Conference equipment is not to be used for performing any
function other than the reporting or dissemination of information of an emergency
nature.
4. The customer must not use or permit any electrical or mechanical apparatus or
device to be used in connection with the equipment or facilities furnished by the
Company without the written consent of the Company.
5. Company liability in connection with Emergency Conference Service is specified in
Section 2 of this Tariff.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUt 2 2 'JUL 2 6 '
0/.4.'" J.!).
SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26 , 2002 \2~EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 15
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
ROTARY TRUNK HUNT SERVICE
GENERAL
1. Rotary Hunt Service provides access to two or more Business or Residence lines or
trunks of a customer when the primary listed telephone number is dialed.
2. In instances where rotary hunt is offered in conjunction with key and PABX service
certain custom calling features might not be available.
RATES
S& E Monthly
Code Rate
Per arrangement ROTL $2.
2. Service connection charges as stated in Section 9 apply. If the rotary hunt feature is
ordered at the same time as initial service is ordered, no additional service
connection charges will apply. If rotary hunt is ordered after initial service has been
installed, the Subsequent Service Order and Central Office Work Charges will apply.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 26 '
Jf). SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 (2~EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 16
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
DIRECT INWARD DIALING (DID) SERVICE
GENERAL
The Telephone Company will provide, subject to the availability of facilities, Direct
Inward Dialing (DID) Service. DID service provides for the completion of local and toll
calls to associated station numbers without intermediate handling by an attendant.
RATES
1. The rates and charges for central office trunk associated with Direct Inward Dialing
(DID) Service are as found below:
b. DID Software Translation Charge, Per Trunk
Monthly
Rate NRC
(1)(1)
N/A $50.
$5.$50.00 (2)
a. DID Facility Charge, Per Trunk
c. DID Number Assignment Charge
(Blocks of 10 numbers)*
Numbers sold in conjunction with DID Service only.
CONDITIONS
1. The service is furnished subject to the availability of Central Office facilities and
compatibility of customer-provided equipment.
2. The service includes central office switching equipment for in-dialing from the
exchange and toll network directly to stations associated with customer premises
equipment.
(1) See Section 4 , Sheet 1 for associated PBX trunk rate and Section 9 for the installation
charge.
(2) Not applicable if installed with initial installation. Subsequent installations are subject to
non-recurring costs.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
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BY: 'x:S,
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
EEF.ECTIVE' Ju!y 26 2002IDAHO PUBLIC lJTIUTIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL 2 2 'JUl 26 '
d). SECRETARV
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
First Revised Sheet 17
Cancels Original Sheet 17
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
DIRECT INWARD DIALING (DID) SERVICE (Continued)
CONDITIONS
3. The service must be provided on a minimum of 10 lines in a trunk group arranged for
inward service.
4. The rates herein contemplate the use of standard Telephone Company equipment and
serving arrangements and are in addition to rates and charges for the service with which
it is furnished. When equipment or service of a special type is requested and provided
rates and charges are related to the costs involved to meet the individual requirements
of each case.
5. Operational characteristics of interface signals between the Telephone Company-
provided connecting arrangements and the customer-provided equipment must conform
to the rules and regulations the Telephone Company considers necessary to maintain
proper standards of service.
6. The Telephone Company shall not be responsible to the customer or authorized user or
joint user if changes in protection criteria or in any of the facilities , operations or
procedures of the Telephone Company render any facilities provided by a customer
authorized user or joint user obsolete or require modification or alternation of such
equipment or system or otherwise affect its use or performance.
7. Directory listings will be provided in accordance with the regulations of the "Directory
Listings" section of this Tariff. DID numbers furnished herein are not entitled to free
directory Isitings.
8. Customer-provided equipment must be arranged by the customer to provide for the
intercepting of assigned but unused station numbers.
9. The customer being provided DID service will be responsible for all toll calls billed to the
DID numbers.
10. DID numbers will be sold in conjunction with DID service only.
11. The assignment of the telephone numbers and the sequence of numbers assigned to a
DID service is determined by the Company based on the rules established in FCC order
00-104. The customer may request a sequential block of numbers to be placed into
service at a later date. Non-Recurring Charges for DID numbers may apply to recover
the cost of reserving the numbers. Reserved numbers can only be held for a maximum
of six months. After six months, the reserved numbers must be placed into service for
that specific customer or the numbers will be categorized as available for use by other
customers.
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ISSUED: October 21 2002
::Vice Leue
G ~6PPaul E. Ped rson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: November 20, 2002
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
APPROVED EFFECTIVE
NOV 2S NOV 2 0 '
4\. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 18
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
CABLE AND CIRCUIT RENTAL
GENERAL
Cable Pair Circuit is a voice-grade circuit provided for Key or PBX tie lines, private lines
alarm circuits, etc. to furnish communications between two or more terminations directly
connected to it. Such terminations do not have access to the general exchange and
interexchange networks. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all
other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this tariff.
RATES
Installation
Char
Circuits , per pair, per tenth mile or fraction $20.
CONDITIONS
Per Month
1st 1/4 mL - $2.
~add 1/4 mL - $1.
The circuit will consist of the entire loop required to provide the service between all
terminations within the local exchange. The circuit will consist of no more than one
(1) cable pair (two wires) which may terminate onto another cable pair in the
central office of the local exchange.
a. The circuit, suitable for basic voice communications, will be provisioned as a
two-wire interface engineered for a 1000Hz net loss of 0 to 10dB.
Mileage applicable to Cable Pair Circuits will be determined in the following
manner:
a. When the terminals are located in the same Central Office area, the mileage
measurement is the airline distance between the terminals.
b. If the circuit passes through a Central Office , the airline mileage must include
the Central Office.
When the service is provisioned for Key or PBX tie lines, the total monthly rate for
mileage service will be the sum of the basic rate for the primary service furnished
and the appropriate mileage charges above.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 (;iJ, BY:
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
JjJL 2 2 '02 JUL2 6 '
EFFECTIVE~ 26, 2002
rF
- to. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 19
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
CABLE AND CIRCUIT RENTAL (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
When facilities must be constructed additional charges shall be determined once
the specific requirements and costs are known to establish service.
Special repeater or other line treatment, where required , will be provided at rates
and charges to be established when specific requirements are known.
This service will only be provided in the local exchange.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 26 '
l!). SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
BY:
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
Original Sheet 20
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
ACCOUNT RETENTION (N)
GENERAL
This service allows a customer to retain their current phone number and associated
services when they temporarily disconnect service. When the customer reconnects
service they will receive the same phone number and associated services as when they
previously held service.
CONDITIONS
Customers may retain their current phone number for a minimum of one (1) month
and a maximum of ten (10) months.
The customer must furnish a forwarding address for billing purposes.
The customer may purchase in advance the retention of the phone number if a
forwarding billing address cannot be furnished.
Account Retention is available on all one-party residence lines and up to three
one-party business lines subject to the availability of facilities.
The customer must have at least one month of regular telephone service paid prior
to the establishment of Account Retention.
Account Retention may begin and terminate on any day of the month, provided
notice is given sufficiently in advance for arrangements to be made.
The Company will not provide installations, moves , changes, or maintenance
during the period when the customer is billed at the reduced rate.
Only two suspension periods will be allowed and shall not exceed ten months in
anyone calendar year nor exceed ten continuous months at any time regardless of
the year.(N)
ISSUED: June 30, 2004
Advice Letter No. 04-BY: ~
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIV~AHO PUBLIC UTfllTJESCOMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUll 9 JUL 30'
t-- .a. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 5
First Revised Sheet 21
Cancels Original Sheet
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
ACCOUNT RETENTION (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
The Company assumes no liability for failure of a calling party to reach the customer
while on account retention.
10. The Company reserves the right to refuse Account Retention in the case of a
customer whose account is delinquent.
11. The ten (10) month maximum does not apply to military personnel who are
active duty.
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RATES AND CHARGES
The monthly rate will be $5.00 per line on account retention.
The Subsequent Service Order Charge and Central Office Charge applies for
reconnect to regular service.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
MM 28 'APR 14 '
ISSUED: March 15, 2005:::ice Letter
'-
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
11\. SECRETARY
EFFECTIVE:
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
August 31, 2015 Sept. 28, 2015
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
Dec. 13, 2010 Dec. 30, 2010
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
August 31, 2015 Sept. 28, 2015
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
Feb. 9, 2015 March 4, 2015
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 1
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY LISTINGS
GENERAL
1. The rates and regulations set forth below apply in connection with listings in the official
Telephone Company directory and apply only to the alphabetical section of the directory
containing the regular alphabetical list of customers and do not apply to listings or
advertising appearing in the classified section.
2. A listing must conform to the Telephone Company s specifications with respect to its
directories.
3. The Telephone Company has the right to limit the length of any listing to one line in the
directory by the use of abbreviations when the clearness of the listing or the identification
of the customer is not impaired thereby.
4. Listings are regularly provided in connection with all classes of exchange service except
Public Telephone Service. A listing may be omitted from the directory upon request of a
customer in writing and under the conditions specified for Nonpublished Service, and/or
Nonlisted Directory Service.
5. The Company may refuse to insert any listing which in its judgment does not facilitate
the use of the directory.
6. The Telephone Company is not liable for damages arising from errors or omissions from
its directory, except in cases where a specified charge has been made for a listing and
then the liability of the Telephone Company shall not exceed the amount of such
charges.
RATES
1. The following rates are applicable to the alphabetical section of the telephone directory
for business or residence customers.
Rate Per Month S&E
Res Bus Code NRC
Additional Listings $1.$1.DLAR/DLAB (1)
Alternate Call Listing $1.$1.DLALR/DLALB (1)
Cross-Reference Listing $1.$1.DLALR/DLALB
Duplicate Directory Listing $1.$1.DLALR/DLALB
Additional Line of Information $1.$1.DLALR/DLALB
(1 )Service Connection Charges as filed in Section 9 of this tariff apply.
BY:G),
EFFECTIVE: July26, 2002
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
JUL 2 2 '
~~
tf). SECRETARY
JUL 2 6 '
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 2
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY LISTINGS (Continued)
RATES (Continued)
Rate Per MonthRes Bus
S&E
Code NRC
f. Office Hours Listings
g.
Foreign Listing
h. Temporary Listing
Nonlisted Service
j.
Nonpublished Service
N/A
$1.
$1.
$2.
$3.
$1.
$1.
$1.
$2.
$3.
DLALB)
FDLL/FDLLB
DLALR/DLALB
NLN
NPN (1 )
CONDITIONS
1 . Primary Listings
a. A primary listing is furnished as part of and in the rate for Local Exchange Access
Line Service. The primary listing may include the name, address and telephone
number of:
1) The individual, organization, firm or corporation contracting for the service.
2) The same surname with no more than two individual given names. Each given
name for the purposes of this Tariff is defined as any combination, not to exceed
two , of the following:
a) First name
b) Middle namec) Initial
d) Nickname
e) Maiden name
3) An additional listing reversing the order of the individually given names in 2.
above, may be provided at the rates for additional listings, shown in B. Rates,
above.
2. Additional Listings
a. Business additional listings may be the names of partners or members of a
partnership or firm, the names of officers of the corporation, or the names of
business associates or employees of a business establishment. Business additional
listings may be the bona fide names of individuals, firms or corporations which the
customer owns or controls or is duly authorized to represent. Listings, which are
designed primarily to give publicity to a commodity or service, are not accepted.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVEBY:
JUL22 'JUL 26 '
~th~ SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 3
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY LISTINGS (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
2. Additional Listings (Continued)
b. Residence additional listings may be the names of members of the customer s family
or of other persons residing in the customer s household as part of the family unit.
c. Business additional listings in connection with semi-public coin stations are furnished
under rates and regulations as specified for business additional listings.
d. An additional listing may include the same address and telephone number as the
primary listing, except that a different address may be shown for off-premises
stations located on other premises occupied solely by the customer.
3. Alternate Listings
a. An alternate call listing refers a calling party to certain other telephone numbers after
business hours or on Sundays or holidays, or if there is no answer on the first listed
number.
1. Where the Alternate Call number is to be that of another customer, the listing will
be furnished only with written approval of the other customer.
4. Duplicate Listings
Duplicate listings, Le., listing of nicknames, abbreviated names, names which are
commonly spelled in more than one way and rearrangements of names are permitted
when, in the opinion of the Telephone Company they are necessary for the proper
identification of the customer, and are not designed to secure a preferential position in
the directory or for advertising purposes.
5. Additional Lines of Information Listings
Listings of office hours or other lines of information which are not required by the
Telephone Company in order to efficiently handle telephone traffic are not included in the
regular charges for service. Regular additional listing rates apply to the listing of office
hours or other information desired by the customer in connection with his/her listing. A
phrase directing the method of calling when a PBX operator is not on duty may be listed
in the directory, at extra charges, whenever night connections are provided.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 (4~EFF'&~~A~~U~I.iI~TIM11~S COMMISSION
)(pP'R'oyroy ,"v EFFECTIVE
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President JUL22 'JUL 26 '
tfi. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 4
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY LISTINGS (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
6. Cross Reference Listings
Cross Reference directory listings enable a customer to use a former listing to refer
customers to his new listing appearing elsewhere in the directory. Cross-reference
listings do not include an address or telephone number and are permitted when, inthe opinion of the Telephone Company, they are necessary for the proper
identification of the customer, and are not desired to secure a preferential position in
the directory or for advertising purposes.
7. Office Hours Listings
Business customers who desire that their office hours appear in connection with their
primary listing may obtain this directory service.
8. Foreign Directory Listings
Arrangements may be made by customers to list their telephone service in the
directories for other exchanges other than that in which the listed service is
furnished, such arrangements to be made by the Company in whose exchange
service area the customer s premises are located at the regular additional listing rate
for the alphabetical directory in which the listing appears.
9. Temporary Listings of Tenants Sub-Leasing Customer s Premises
a. Residence customers who temporarily lease their premises for periods of less
than one year and who request the Telephone Company to render service to
their tenants without change in the billing, may arrange for directory listings for
such tenants. Such listings are not permitted in the event the customer and the
tenant occupy the premises at the same time.
b. All billings and contractual agreements remain unchanged, the customer being
responsible for the payment of all charges.
c. The regular additional listing rate applies for each listing. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL 2 2 'JUL 26 '
U). SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
BY:
~~
\L.
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 5
DIRECTORY SERVICES IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
DIRECTORY LISTINGS (Continued)
JUL22 'JUl 2 6 'CONDITIONS (Continued)
10.Nonlisted Service t.O. SECRETARY
Nonlisted Service is the omission of a customer s listing from the telephone directory
only. It may be obtained from the directory assistance operator.
11.Nonpublished Service
Nonpublished Service is the omission of a customer s listing from both the telephone
directory and directory assistance records.
a. When non published service is to be furnished, the customer will hold the Company
harmless from any damages which might arise and will absolve the Company from
any responsibility for the failure of the customer to receive calls because of the
nonpublished listing.
b. The rate for nonpublished service is specified in B. Rates above.
c. The charge will not apply to non published numbers for customers having the
following services:
1) When the customer has another published number for the same class of
service in the same exchange.
2) Public Telephone Service
3) Special Reversed Long Distance Service (Enterprise)
4) Foreign Exchange Service
5) Temporary Service (service provided for a period not more than 30 days)
6) Special services such as teletypewriters or data services provided for
customers with impaired hearing having a limited requirement for voice
communication.
7) Local Exchange Service for customers living in a hotel, hospital , retirement
complex, apartment complex, boarding house, or club provided the customer is
listed under the telephone number of the establishment and where the
customer has another published number for the same class of. service.
ISSUED: June 26, 2002 \2~EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TA~FF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 6
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY LISTINGS (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
12. The charge for additional , alternate , nonlisted or nonpublished listings begin on the day
the information records are posted.
13. The length of contract period for directory listings , where the listing actually appears in
the directory, is the directory period. The directory period is from the day on which the
directory is distributed to the customers to the day the succeeding directory is
distributed to the customers , unless the listing no longer serves the customers
because of disconnection , removal, etc., of the service.
14. A Record Order Charge applies if a customer requests a directory listing change other
than at the same time service is order, provided no other service charges are
applicable.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUl22 'JUL 26 '
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
dJ. SECRETARY
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 7
DIRECTORY SERVICES IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVEDIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SERVICE
DESCRIPTION JUL22 'JUL 26 '
Directory Assistance Service provides the calling party with: tfi.11wJ.1
If
SECRETARY
1. Telephone numbers available from the Company s Directory Assistance operator.
2. Information that the Customer has requested the number not be given out to the public.
3. Information that the name requested does not appear on the records.
CONDITIONS
1. The allowance of three calls per month at no charge is administered for multi-line services as
follows:
a. A Customer with two or more lines and/or PBX trunks on the same premises and billed
on the same account is allowed three calls per line and/or trunk accumulated to the total
lines and/or trunks in service.
2. The rate does not apply to the following:
a. Requests originating from public or semi-public coin telephones.
b. Requests originating from hospitals or convalescent homes.
c. Requests originating from telephone services the Company has determined are used on
a continuing basis by a person or persons incapable of using a published telephone
directory because of a physical or functional handicap.
3. The allowance is not transferable between separate accounts of the same Customer.
4. One of the following situations constitutes a single request:
a. Any "if no answer" or "" number associated with a listing.
b. Any suggestion of a way a number may be listed when the original listing cannot be
located.
c. A final not found" report applies even after checking for alternate listings as shown in 2
above.
d. A maximum of two listings from a caption provided to satisfy a request for one number.
ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
EFFECTIVE: July 26 , 2002
BY:
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
Original Sheet 8
DIRECTORY SERVICES
DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SERVICE (Continued)
CONDITIONS (Continued)
5. Directory Assistance requests from exempted handicapped persons may be third
number billed to a home telephone number.
RATES
There is a maximum of two requested telephone numbers per customer call.
Charqes
1. First three calls, local and/or intrastate, requested
from Directory Assistance operator, per line, per month No Charge
2. Each additional call $0.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUl22 'JUl 26 '
t.O. SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
(;3. BY:
----
Paul E. Pederson , Vice Presi ent
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 6
First Revised Sheet 9
Cancels Original Sheet 9
DIRECTORY SERVICES
(D)
(D)
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
APR 1 0 'APR 24 '
tfi. SECRETARY
ISSUED: March 24, 2006
Advice Letter No.BY: ~c;).&.-
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
EFFECTIVE: April 24 , 2006
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 1
OPTIONAL SERVICES IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
CUSTOM CALLING SERVICES JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
GENERAL
tfJ. SECRETARY
Custom Calling Services are optional services offered in addUion toUregular exchange
service to those customers served by central offices arranged to provide such services.
The number of Custom Calling Services available depends upon the exchange central
office providing the service and is subject to the availability of its facilities.
SERVICE DESCRIPTIONS
1 )CALL FORWARDING
This service redirects incoming calls to another telephone number. The customer
can activate this service by dialing a code and entering the number to which calls
should be forwarded. When activated, all calls that are forwarded when the line is
idle cause a short ring on the forwarded line as a reminder that the service is
active. To deactivate Call Forward, a customer must dial a special access code.
All calls forwarded are subject to transmission limitations and all applicable local
and long distance charges.
This service is available on a flat monthly rate and a pay-per-use basis. Pay-per-
use Call Forwarding will have a per activation rate and a monthly price cap. After
the monthly price cap has been reached , each activation thereafter will be at no
charge.
CALL FORWARD - BUSY (CUSTOMER PROGRAMMABLE)
This service routes incoming calls to another telephone number when the
customer s dedicated number is busy. The customer can activate this service by
dialing a code and entering the number to which calls should be forwarded. To
deactivate Call Forward - Busy, a customer must dial a special access code. All
calls forwarded with this service are subject to transmission limitations and all
applicable local and long distance charges.
CALL FORWARD - NO ANSWER (CUSTOMER PROGRAMMABLE)
This service redirects incoming calls not answered after a predetermined number
of rings to another telephone number. The number of rings is determined and set
by the Company unless otherwise specified by the customer. The customer can
activate this service by dialing a code and entering the number to which calls
should be forwarded. To deactivate Call Forward - No Answer, a customer must
dial a special access code. All calls forwarded are subject to transmission
limitations and all applicable local and long distance charges.
\2~ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
BY:
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
First Revised Sheet 2
Cancels Original Sheet 2
OPTIONAL SERVICES
CUSTOM CALLING SERVICES
SERVICE DESCRIPTIONS (Continued)
CALL FORWARD-BUSYfNO ANSWER
This service automatically redirects incoming calls to another telephone number or
voice mail service when the customer s line is either busy or the customer's telephone
is not answered after a predetermined number of rings. The number of rings is
determined and set by the Company unless otherwise specified by the customer. The
customer can activate this service by dialing a code and entering the number to which
calls should be forwarded. To deactivate the service, the customer must dial a special
access code. All calls forwarded are subject to transmission limitations and all
applicable local and long distance charges.
WAY CALLING
This service allows a customer to add a third party to an existing telephone call. To
add a third party, the customer depresses the switch hook once to place the current
party on hold , receives a dial tone, dials the third party's number, and then depresses
the switch hook again to establish the three-way connection. All 3-way calls are
subject to transmission limitations and all applicable local and long distance charges.
This service is available on a flat monthly rate and a pay-per-use basis. Pay-per-use
Way Calling will have a per activation rate and a monthly price cap. After the
monthly price cap has been reached , each activation thereafter will be at no charge.
WAY CALLING
This service allows a customer to call up to five parties and establish a six-way
conference call. To activate this service, the customer dials an access code, dials the
desired telephone number (calling party must answer), depresses the switch hook to
add the calling party to the line, then depresses the switchhook again to receive a new
dial tone. If the called party line is busy or there is no answer, the customer must dial
a special access code to drop the line. This process needs to be repeated until all
parties (up to five) have been connected to the customer s line. All 6-Way Calls are
subject to transmission limitations and all applicable local and long distance charges.
(T)CALL TRANSFER *
This service allows the customer to hold and transfer incoming, out-going and
intragroup calls. If the customer has established a three way call, this service will
allow the customer to hang up while the other two parties remain connected. Any
applicable long distance charges will apply for the duration of the call, even if the
customer drops off the call.
* As of December 5, 2003, this service will no longer be available to new customers. Once
current customers disconnect this service, they will not be able to reestablish it.
(N)
(N)
ISSUED: November 5 , 2003
Advice Letter No.: 03-05P
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILlTESlODMNKSSlONcember 5, 2003APPROVED EFFECTIVE
BY:DECl - 'DEC 5 - '
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
lfI. SECRETARY
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 3
OPTIONAL SERVICES
CUSTOM CALLING SERVICES
SERVICE DESCRIPTIONS (Continued)
WAY CALLING WITH CALL TRANSFER
This service allows the customer to hold and transfer incoming, out-going and
intragroup calls. Where the customer originates both legs of a 3-Way Call , those
legs will remain bridged together when the subscriber goes on-hook when at least
one of the legs is a call for which both the originating and terminating points are
served by the same switch. Where the customer originates two interswitch legs of
a three-way call , both legs will remain bridged when the subscriber goes on-hook.
Any applicable long distance charges will be incurred by the customer originating
the call for the duration of the call , even if the customer drops off the call. This
feature shall not be used to extend calls on a planned and continuing basis to
intentionally avoid the payment in whole or in part of usage charges, toll or
otherwise, that would regularly be applicable between the stations bridged
together by the Customer.
CALL WAITING/CANCEL CALL WAITING
This service alerts a customer who is on the phone that another local or long
distance caller wants to get through the line. The customer will receive a tone
signal to indicate another incoming call and the caller will receive the usual ringing
tone. To place the first call on hold and answer the incoming call, the customer
depresses the switch hook once. The customer can then toggle between both calls
by depressing the switchhook. If the customer hangs up when a call is still on
hold, the customer s line will automatically ring back.
Cancel Call Waiting allows a Call Waiting customer to deactivate the Call Waiting
service by dialing a code. When this service is activated , the customer will not be
interrupted by the Call Waiting tone and the incoming caller will receive a busy
signal. Call Waiting will remain disabled for the rest of the call , but will be
automatically restored upon call termination.
10) HOME INTERCOM - BASIC
This service allows customers to redial their own directory number in order to talk
to another party at a different extension. To activate this service, customers redial
their own directory number and then hang-up. After a short interval, the phone will
ring back. Once both parties pick-up the phone , they will be able to have a two-
way conversation. This service is also known as Revertive Ringing.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL 2 2 'JUL 26 '
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
(;J
r-"
BY:
~~
Paul E. Pederson, Vice P sident
EFFECTIVE: JUIY
~~
SECRETARY
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 5.
OPTIONAL SERVICES
CUSTOM CALLING SERVICES (Continued)
LIMITATIONS (M)
Custom Calling Services require special central office equipment and will be
provided only where facilities are available.
Custom Calling Services are only available on single-line party service.
Custom Calling Services will not be provided in connection with Paystation Service
(except for the business line extension), Private Branch Exchange Trunk Line
Service, or Centrex Service.(M)
(M) Material that now appears on this page was previously located on Sheet 5 of this
Section.
ISSUED: November 5, 2003
Advice Letter No.: 03-05P IDAHO BLIC EFFECTIVE: December 5, 2003TILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
BY:
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President DECl - 'DEC 5 - '
U). SECRETARY
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TA~FF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 7
OPTIONAL SERVICES
CUSTOM CALLING SERVICES
RATES AND DISCOUNTS (Continued)
MULTI-SERVICE PLAN DISCOUNT, EACH LINE
A discount will apply to additional Custom Calling Services subscribed to based on the
following:
Per Service Credita) Two Servicesb) Three Servicesc) Four Servicesd) Five Servicese) Six Servicesf) Seven Services
g)
Eight Servicesh) Nine Servicesi) Ten Services
Credit Per
Month
(1.00)
(1.50)
(2.50)
(3.00)
(3.75)
(5.25)
(6.00)
(6.75)
(7.50)
PAY PER USE RATES
Trans.
Code
CFD2
CFD3
CFD4
CFD5
CFD6
CFD7
CFD8
CFD9
CFD1
Per Successful
Activation
Monthly
Cap
Call Forwarding
Three-Way Calling
$0.
$0.
$4.
$5.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUl22 'JUL 26 '
u). SECRETARV
~:UED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson, Vice Presi ent
EFFECTIVE: July 26 , 2002
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 8
OPTIONAL SERVICES
ADVANCED CALLING SERVICES
GENERAL
Advanced Calling Services (ACS) are optional services , offered in addition to regular
exchange service, which allow customers to efficiently manage the call flow generated
over their Exchange Access Line(s). Customers will be able to screen, redirect, or
return selected calls. These services offer Customers convenience, time savings, and
a greater degree of control over the use of their telephones. Advanced Calling
Services are available to residence and business customers where facilities are
available. Individual feature availability may differ by exchange.
SERVICE DESCRIPTION
ANONYMOUS CALL REJECTION
This service enables a Customer to reject incoming calls from which a privacy
indicator is received. The service is activated by dialing a unique code. When
the service is active, the Telephone Company ("Company ) will not complete
calls to its customer when the calling party has activated Caller ID blocking
services. Such calls will be routed to a Company recorded announcement.
Anonymous Call Rejection is included with Caller ID at no charge.
CALL REJECTION
This service enables a Customer to reject up to a maximum of six (6)
preselected incoming telephone numbers from which he/she does not wish to
receive calls. To select a telephone number, the Customer dials a unique
code and then constructs or modifies a telephone number screening list.
add an unknown telephone number to the list, a Customer can activate a code
immediately after receiving an unwanted incoming call. The Company
equipment will screen incoming calls against the Customer s list and reject
those on the list. Callers whose numbers are rejected are directed to a
Company recorded announcement. If facilities are unavailable to provide
incoming call screening via the Customer s list, standard call completion will
occur.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
t"- 11'). SECRETARY
ISSUED: June 26, 2002
BY:
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 9
OPTIONAL SERVICES IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
ADVANCED CALLING SERVICES
JUL22 'JUL 26 '
SERVICE DESCRIPTION (continued)CALL RETURN r ~.~ SECRETARY
This service enables the Customer to automatically redial the telephone
number of the most recent incoming call. The Company s equipment will make
repeated attempts to establish the call for approximately a thirty (30) minute
period , beginning with the Customer s activation of Call Return if the most
recent incoming call is busy. If the most recent incoming call is blocked, the
Customer will get a Company recorded announcement indicating the number
is a private number and the call can not be returned. The service cannot be
activated for calls originating from a line that is forwarded or from a line not
associated with a telephone number, e., multiline hunting groups.
Call Return is available on a per usage or flat rate basis. This service will have
a per activation rate and a specified number of chargeable activations. After
the specified number of chargeable activations, each activation thereafter will
be at no charge.
PREFERRED CALL FORWARDING
This service enables the Customer to forward up to a maximum of six (6)
preselected incoming telephone numbers to another telephone number. To
forward a telephone number, the Customer dials an activation code and then
constructs or modifies a telephone number screening list. The Company
equipment will screen incoming calls against the Customer s list and forward
only those telephone numbers on the list. Calls forwarded by this service are
subject to all applicable local and long distance charges. These calls are also
subject to transmission limitations.
PRIORITY RINGING
This service allows the subscriber to provide up to a maximum of six (6)
preselected incoming telephone numbers with a distinctive alerting signal or
ring (or a distinctive Call Waiting tone if the Customer has subscribed to Call
Waiting), when the Customer receives calls from them. To program a
telephone number, the subscriber dials a unique code and then constructs or
modifies a telephone number screening list. The Company s equipment will
screen incoming calls against the Customer s list and provide the Priority
Ringing service for the preselected telephone numbers on the Customer s list.
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ISSUED: June 26 , 2002
BY:
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson, Vice President
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
LP.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 14
OPTIONAL SERVICES
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVEADVANCED CALLING SERVICES
SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
1 )Special Conditions for Caller ID:t.tJ. SECRETAAY
a) An originating caller s data may not be displayed to the called party under
the following conditions:
The caller s data will not be displayed if the called party is off-hook. The
called party must be on-hook to receive the caller data. If the
customer subscribes to both Call Waiting and Caller 10 , and is on an
existing call, the second incoming call information will not be displayed.
Instead, the called party will receive the usual Call Waiting tone.
The caller s data will not be displayed if the called party answers the
incoming call during the first ring interval.
Caller 10 services cannot be provided with any distinctive ringing lines
having a maximum silent interval duration that is not long enough to
allow transmission of the date message.
Identification of names, specific stations or extensions served by a PBX
or Key System is not possible. The main directory number or name
and number (if available) of the PBX or Key System will be displayed.
Caller 10 services cannot be provided if the calling party is from a multi-
party line. The called party will receive an "Unavailable" display.
The caller s data will be unavailable if it is from another office that is not
linked by appropriate facilities with the called party s office.
The calling party has activated blocking.
Caller ID services do not display a directory number or name and
number (if available) for operator assisted calls, calls marked private by
the originator or calls originating from pay and party line stations.
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EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002ISSUED: June 26, 2002
BY:
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 15
OPTIONAL SERVICES
ADVANCED CALLING SERVICES
SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS (continued)
1 )Special Conditions for Caller ID: (continued)
b) The following special conditions apply to Caller ID services based on the
FCC Caller ID Order effective 12/1/95:
If a customer dials a "800" or other Automatic Number Identification
(ANI) Service number, the telephone number that they are calling from
will be revealed to the called party through ANI technology. Even if the
customer has per line blocking or has activated per call blocking, the
800 number party has the right to obtain this information through ANI.
ANI information may not be reused or resold for other purposes without
a caller s consent, even where the called party has paid for the call.
Caller ID services are available on all long distance calls where
technically feasible.
All calling data will be displayed to E911 through ANI technology, even
if the customer has per line blocking or has activated per call blocking.
All calling data will be passed, even for customers who do not
subscribe to Caller ID.
Per Call Blocking will be available to all customers. (The FCC Order
overrules all state PUC/PSC decisions on Per Call blocking.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONAPPROVED EFFECTIVE
JUL22 'JUL 2 6 '
ill. SECRETARY
BY:\2 ~-EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002ISSUED: June 26, 2002
Paul E. Pederson , Vice President
GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF
I.P.C. No.
POTLATCH TELEPHONE COMPANY
Idaho
Section 7
Original Sheet 16
OPTIONAL SERVICES
ADVANCED CALLING SERVICES
SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS (continued)
Limitations of Advanced Calling Services:
The management of these services is possible only:
Where the calling party s data can be forwarded from the central office
originating the call to the terminating central office serving the called
party;
. When both the originating customer and the call terminating customer
are served from the same central office;
. When both the call originating customer and the call terminating
customer are served from different central offices equipped for ACS
and are linked by appropriate facilities;
If offering Caller ID - Deluxe, the Calling Name will be displayed only
where appropriate facilities are available to provide a match of Calling
Name to Calling Number.
The Company shall not be liable for any loss or damages arising out of error
interruptions, defects, failures, or malfunctions of ACS Services or equipment. Such
damages of services after the Company has been notified , and has had reasonable
time for repair, shall in no event exceed an amount equivalent to the rates charged for
the service affected from the time the customer gives notice until service is restored.
It shall be the responsibility of the Customer to provide customer premise equipment
(CPE) compatible with ACS.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COM
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Paul E. Pederson, Vice Pre ident
EFFECTIVE: July 26, 2002
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Approved Effective
July 15, 2013 Aug. 8, 2013
Jean D. Jewell Secretary