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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20040322Application.pdfVerizon , r. ", .... I 'l r~ t:.Li.:.,vc. lIED iTJ ver,mo ?nf1l ~rin l't.J ' ' :J0', rid1\ 0 gti t. March 18 2004 i ,'"' L! l. J fiLl T!ES CCJr"1HiSS!ON 17933 N.w. Evergreen Pkwy PO. Box 1100 Beaverton, OR 97076 Ms. Jean Jewell Idaho Public Utilities Commission 472 W. Washington Boise, ill 83702 Y;4/V-- i-tfL/d9 RE: Interconnection Agreement between XO Idaho, Inc. and Verizon Northwest Inc. Dear Jean Enclosed for Commission approval is the original and three copies of a new Interconnection Agreement between XO Idaho, Inc. and Verizon Northwest Inc. Please call me at (503) 645-7909 if you have any questions. Since~.t6ly, " ""',------- Verizon Northwest Inc. E=EIVED r-- l'-L-J; l.. ~~ 'J 2fi); f't~J I 8 MJ 10: : 2 verlZ9D , " Jeffrey A. Masoner UTili i IC:'; CC ISSION Vice President Interconnection Services Policy and Planning Wholesale Marketing 2107 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22201 Phone 703 974-4610 Fax 703 974-0314 jeffrey .masoner(g)verizon. com February 2, 2004 Lee Weiner Senior Vice President, General Counsel XO Communications 11111 Sunset Hills Drive Reston, VA 20190 ~ /(- T- 6? ~~ g Re: Requested Adoption Under Section 252(i) of the T A96 Dear Mr. Weiner: Verizon Northwest Inc., f!k/a GTE Northwest Incorporated ("Verizon ), a Washington corporation, with principal place of business at 1800 41st Street, Everett, Washington 98201 , has received your letter stating that, under Section 252(i) of the Telecommunications Act of1996 (the "Act"), XO Idaho, Inc. ("XO"), a Washington corporation, with principal place of business at 11111 Reston Hills, Reston, Virginia 20190-5339, wishes to adopt certain terms of the Interconnection Agreement between One Eighty Networks, Inc. d/b/a One Eighty Networks ("One Eighty ) and V erizon that was approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (the "Commission ) as an effective agreement in the State of Idaho, as such agreement exists on the date hereof after giving effect to operation of law. XO agrees to adopt only the following provisions from the One Eighty agreement, including associated definitions (i.e., the applicable definitions for this adoption of any capitalized phrases referred to in the following sections of the One Eighty agreement shall be from the Section 2 of the Glossary (Definitions) of the One Eighty agreement, which definitions, for avoidance of doubt shall apply only to this adoption): The Network Elements Attachment. (The provisions of the One Eighty agreement specifically identified above as subject to the adoption shall hereinafter be referred to as the "Terms ). I understand XO has a copy XO- of the Terms, which, in aI!y event, are attached hereto as Appendix 1. Please note the following with respect to XO's adoption of the Terms. By XO's countersignature on this letter, XO hereby represents and agrees to the following five points: (A)XO adopts (and agrees to be bound by) the Terms of the OneEightyNerizon agreement for interconnection as it is in effect on the date hereof after giving effect to operation of law, and in applying the Terms, agrees that XO shall be substituted in place of OneEighty Networks, Inc. and OneEighty in the Terms wherever appropriate. (B) For avoidance of doubt, adoption of the Terms does not include adoption of any provision imposing an unbundling obligation on Verizon that no longer applies under the Report and Order and Order on Remand (FCC 03-36) released by the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") on August 21 2003 in CC Docket Nos. 01-338, 96-, 98-147 ("Triennial Review Order which became effective on October 2, 2003. In light of the effectiveness of the Triennial Review Order, any reasonable period of time for adopting such provisions has expired under the FCC's rules implementing section 252(i) of the Act (see, e.47 CFR Section 51.809(c)). (C) Notice to XO and Verizon as may be required under the Terms shall be provided as follows: To:XO Idaho, Inc. Attention: Corporation Service Company 50 Weston Street Hartford, CT 06120-1537 Telephone Number: 860-246-5889 Facsimile Number: 860-524-5602 To Verizon: Director-Contract Performance & Administration Verizon Wholesale Markets 600 Hidden Ridge HQEWMNOTICES Irving, TX 75038 Telephone Number: 972-718-5988 Facsimile Number: 972-719-1519 Internet Address: wmnotices(g!verizon.com with a copy to: XO- Vice President and Associate General Counsel Verizon Wholesale Markets 1515 N. Court House Road Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 Facsimile: 703-351-3664 (D)XO represents and warrants that it is a certified provider of local telecommunications service in the State of Idaho, and that its adoption of the Terms will cover services in the State of Idaho only. (E)In the event an interconnection agreement between Verizon and XO is currently in effect in the State of Idaho (the "Original ICA"), this adoption shall be an amendment and restatement of the operating terms and conditions of the Network Elements terms of the Original ICA, and shall replace in their entirety the Network Elements terms of the Original ICA. This adoption is not intended to be, nor shall it be construed to create, a novation or accord and satisfaction with respect to the Original ICA: . Any outstanding payment obligations of the parties that were incurred but not fully performed under the Original ICA shall constitute payment obligations of the parties under this adoption. (F)Verizon s standard pricing schedule for interconnection agreements in the State of Idaho (as such schedule may be amended from time to time) (attached as Appendix 2 hereto) shall apply to XO's adoption of the Terms. XO should note that the aforementioned pricing schedule may contain rates for certain services the terms for which are not included in the Terms or that are otherwise not part of this adoption, and may include phrases or wording not identical to those utilized in the Terms. In an effort to expedite the adoption process, Verizon has not deleted such rates from the pricing schedule or attempted to customize the wording in the pricing schedule to match the Terms. However, the inclusion of such rates in no way obligates Verizon to provide the subject services and in no way waives Verizon s rights, and the use of slightly different wording or phrasing in the pricing schedule does not alter the obligations and rights set forth in the Terms. XO's adoption of the OneEighty Terms shall become effective on February 2 2004. Verizon shall file this adoption letter with the Commission promptly upon receipt of an original of this letter countersigned by an authorized officer of XO. The term and termination provisions of the OneEighty erizon agreement shall govern XO's adoption of the Terms. The adoption of the Terms is currently scheduled to expire on May 7, 2004. As the Terms are being adopted by you pursuant to your statutory rights under section 252(i), Verizon does not provide the Terms to you as either a voluntary or XQ- negotiated agreemept. The filing and performance by Verizon of the Terms does not in any way constitute a waiver by Verizon of any position as to the Terms or a portion thereof, nor does it constitute a waiver by Verizon of all rights and remedies it may have to seek review of the Terms, or to seek review in any way of any provisions included in these Terms as a result of XO's 252(i) election. Nothing herein shall be construed as or is intended to be a concession or admission by Verizon that any provision in the Terms complies with the rights and duties imposed by the Act, the decisions of the FCC and the Commissions, the decisions of the courts, or other law, and Verizon expressly reserves its full right to assert and pursue claims arising from or related to the Terms. Verizon reserves the right to deny XO's adoption and/or application of the Terms in whole or in part, at any time: (a)when the costs of providing the Terms to XO are greater than the costs of providing them to OneEighty; if the provision of the Terms to XO is not technically feasible; and/or to the extent that Verizon otherwise is not required to make the Terms available to XO under applicable law. (b) (c) Should XO attempt to apply the Terms in a manner that conflicts with paragraphs 5 above, Verizon reserves its rights to seek appropriate legal and/or equitable relief. In the event that a voluntary or involuntary petition has been or is in the future filed against XO under bankruptcy or insolvency-laws, or any law relating to the relief of debtors, readjustment of indebtedness, debtor reorganization or composition or extension of debt (any such proceeding, an "Insolvency Proceeding ), then: (i) all rights of Verizon under such laws, including, without limitation, all rights of Verizon under 11 U.c. ~ 366, shall be preserved, and XO's adoption of the Verizon Terms shall in no way impair such rights of Verizon; and (ii) all rights of XO resulting from XO's adoption of the Verizon terms shall be subject to and modified by any Stipulations and Orders entered in the Insolvency Proceeding, including, without limitation, any Stipulation or Order providing adequate assurance of payment to Verizon pursuant to 11 U.c. ~ 366. XO- SIGNATURE PAGE Please arrange for a duly authorized representative ofXO to sign this letter in the space provided below and return it to Verizon. Sincerely, VERlZON NORTHWEST INC. Reviewed and coWltersigned as to points A, B, C, D, E and F of paragraph 1: XO IDAHO, INC. 4( iJI 0&& WeJtJ cZ- (PRINT NAME) Stephen Hughes - Verizon XO- Appendix 1 General XO-ID-App1.doc NETWORK ELEMENTS ATTACHMENT Verizon shall provide to OneEighty, in accordance with this Agreement (including, but not limited to, Verizon s applicable Tariffs) and the requirements of Applicable Law, access to Verizon s Network Elements on an unbundled basis and in combinations (Combinations); provided, however, that notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, Verizon shall be obligated to provide unbundled Network Elements (UNEs) and Combinations to OneEighty only to the extent required by Applicable Law and may decline to provide UNEs or Combinations to OneEighty to the extent that provision of such UNEs or Combinations is not required by Applicable Law. Except as otherwise required by Applicable Law: (a) Verizon shall be obligated to provide a UNE or Combination pursuant to this Agreement only to the extent such UNE or Combination, and the equipment and facilities necessary to provide such UNE or Combination, are available in Verizon s network; (b) Verizon shall have no obligation to construct or deploy new facilities or equipment to offer any UNE or Combination; and, (c) Verizon shall not be obligated to combine Network Elements that are not already combined in Verizon s network. Consistent with the foregoing, should OneEighty engage in a pattern of behavior that suggests that OneEighty either (i) knowingly induces Verizon Customers to order Telecommunications Services from Verizon with the primary intention of enabling OneEighty to convert those Telecommunications Services to UNEs or Combinations, or (ii) itself orders Telecommunications Services from Verizon without taking delivery of those Telecommunications Services in order to induce Verizon to construct facilities that OneEighty then converts to UNEs or Combinations, then Verizon will provide written notice to OneEighty that its actions suggest that OneEighty is engaged in a pattern of bad faith conduct. If OneEighty fails to respond to this notice in a manner that is satisfactory to Verizon within fifteen (15) Business Days, then Verizon shall have the right, with thirty (30) calendar days advance written notice to One Eighty, to institute an embargo on provision of new services and facilities to OneEighty. This embargo shall remain in effect until OneEighty provides Verizon with adequate assurances that the bad faith conduct shall cease. Should OneEighty repeat the pattern of conduct following the removal of the service embargo, then Verizon may elect to treat the conduct as an act of material breach in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement that address default. OneEighty may use a UNE or Combination only for those purposes for which Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide such UNE or Combination to OneEighty. Without limiting the foregoing, OneEighty may use a UNE or Combination (a) only to provide a Telecommunications Service and (b) to provide Exchange Access services only to the extent that Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide such UNE or Combination to OneEighty in order to allow OneEighty to provide such Exchange Access services. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement:1.4 1.4.1 To the extent Verizon is required by a change in Applicable Law to provide to OneEighty a UNE or Combination that is not offered under this Agreement to OneEighty as of the Effective Date, the terms, conditions and prices for such UNE or Combination (including, but not limited to, the terms and conditions defining the UNE or Combination and stating when and where the UNE or Combination will be available Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc and how it will be used, and terms, conditions and prices for pre- ordering, ordering, provisioning, repair, maintenance and billing) shall be as provided. in an applicableVerizon Tariff, or, in the absence of an applicable Verizon Tariff, as mutually agreed in writing by the Parties. 1.4.Verizon shall not be obligated to provide to OneEighty, and OneEighty shall not request from Verizon, access to a proprietary advanced intelligent network service. Without limiting Verizon s rights pursuant to Applicable Law or any other section of this Agreement to terminate its provision of a UNE or a Combination , if Verizon provides a UNE or Combination to One Eighty, and the Commission, the FCC, a court or other governmental body of appropriate jurisdiction determines or has determined that Verizon is not required by Applicable Law to provide such UNE or Combination, Verizon may terminate its provision of such UNE or Combination to OneEighty. If Verizon terminates its provision of a UNE or a Combination to OneEighty pursuant to this Section 1.5 and OneEighty elects to purchase other services offered by Verizon in place of such UNE or Combination, then: (a) Verizon shall reasonably cooperate with OneEighty to coordinate the termination of such UNE or Combination and the installation of such services to minimize the interruption of service to Customers of OneEighty; and, (b) OneEighty shall pay all applicable charges for such services, including, but not limited to, all applicable installation charges. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be deemed to constitute an agreement by Verizon that any item identified in this Agreement as a Network Element is (i) a Network Element under Applicable Law, or (ii) a Network Element Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide to OneEighty on an unbundled basis or in combination with other Network Elements. Except as otherwise expressly stated in this Agreement, OneEighty shall access Verizon s UNEs specifically identified in this Agreement via Collocation in accordance with the Collocation Attachment at the Verizon Wire Center where those UNEs exist, and each Loop or Port shall, in the case of Collocation, be delivered to OneEighty s Collocation node by means of a Cross Connection. If as the result of OneEighty Customer actions (Le., Customer Not Ready CNR")), Verizon cannot complete requested work activity when a technician has been dispatched to the OneEighty Customer premises, OneEighty will be assessed a non-recurring charge associated with this visit. This charge will be the sum of the applicable Service Order charge as provided in the Pricing Attachment and the Premises Visit Charge as provided in Verizon s applicable retail or wholesale Tariff. Verizon s Provision of Network Elements Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 , in accordance with , but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law, Verizon shall provide OneEighty access to the following: Loops, as set forth in Section 3; Line Sharing, as set forth in Section 4; Line Splitting, as set forth in Section 5; Sub-Loops, as set forth in Section 6;2.4 Appendix 1 Inside Wire, ~s set forth in Section 7; Dark Fiber, as set forth in Section 8; Network Interface Device, as set forth in Section 9; Switching Elements, as set forth in Section 10; Interoffice Transmission Facilities (IOF), as set forth in Section 11; Signaling Networks and Call-Related Databases, as set forth in Section 12; Operations Support Systems, as set forth in Section 13; and Other UNEs in accordance with Section 14. Loop Transmission Types Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1, Verizon shall allow One Eighty to access Loops unbundled from local switching and local transport, in accordance with this Section 3 and the rates and charges provided in the Pricing Attachment. Verizon shall allow OneEighty access to Loops in accordance with, but only to extent required by, Applicable Law. The available Loop types are as set forth below: XO-ID-App1.doc 2 Wire Analog Voice Grade Loop" or "Analog 2W" provides an effective 2-wire channel with 2-wire interfaces at each end that is suitable for the transport of analog Voice Grade (nominal 300 to 3000 Hz) signals and loop-start signaling. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR-72565, as revised from time-to-time. If "Customer-Specified Signaling" is requested, the Loop will operate with one of the following signaling types that may be specified when the Loop is ordered: loop-start, ground-start, loop-reverse-battery, and no signaling. Customer specified signaling is more fully described in Verizon TR-72570, as revised from time-to-time. Wire Analog Voice Grade Loop" or "Analog 4W" provides an effective 4-wire channel with 4-wire interfaces at each end that is suitable for the transport of analog Voice Grade (nominal 300 to 3000 Hz) signals. This Loop type will operate with one of the following signaling types that may be specified when the Loop is ordered: loop-start, ground-start, loop-reverse-battery, duplex, and no signaling. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR-72570, as revised from time-to-time. Wire ISDN Digital Grade Loop" or "8RI ISDN" provides a channel with 2-wire interfaces at each end that is suitable for the transport of 160 kbps digital services using the ISDN 281 Q line code. This Loop type is more fully described in ANSI T1.601-1998 and Verizon TR 72575, (as revised from time-to-time. In some cases loop extension equipment may be necessary to bring the line loss within acceptable levels. Verizon will provide loop extension equipment only upon request. A separate charge will apply for loop extension equipment. Wire ADSL-Compatible Loop" or "ADSL 2W" provides achannel with 2-wire interfaces at each end that is suitable for the transport of digital signals up to 8 Mbps toward the Customer and up to 1 Mbps from the Customer. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR- 72575, as revised from time-to-time. ADSL-Compatible Loops will be available only where existing copper facilities are available and meet applicable specifications. Verizon will not build new copper facilities. The upstream and downstream ADSL power spectral density masks 3.4 Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc and dc line power limits in Verizon TR 72575. as revised from time-to-time, mustbe met. Wire HDSL-Compatible Loop" or "HDSL 2W" consists of a single 2-wire non- loaded, twisted copper pair that meets the carrier serving area design criteria. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR-72575, as revised from time-to-time. The HDSL power spectral density mask and dc line power limits referenced in Verizon TR 72575, as revised from time-to-time, must be met. 2- wire HDSL-compatible local loops will be provided only where existing facilities are available and can meet applicable specifications. Verizon will not build new copper facilities. The 2-wire HDSL-compatible loop is available only in Bell Atlantic Service Areas. Wire HDSL-Compatible Loop" or "HDSL 4W" consists of two 2-wire non- loaded, twisted copper pairs that meet the carrier serving area design criteria. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR-72575, as revised from time-to-time. The HDSL power spectral density mask and dc line power limits referenced in Verizon TR 72575, as revised from time-to-time, must be met. 4- Wire HDSL-compatible local loops will be provided only where existing facilities are available and can meet applicable specifications. Verizon will not build new copper facilities. Wire DS1-compatible Loop" provides a channel with 4-wire interfaces at each end. Each 4-wire channel is suitable for the transport of 1.544 Mbps digital signals simultaneously in both directions using PCM line code. This Loop type is more fully described in ANSI T1.403 and Verizon TR 72575, as revised from time-to-time. DS-1-compatible Loops will be available only where existing facilities can meet the specifications in ANSI T1.403 and Verizon TR 72575. as revised from time-to-time. Wire IDSL-Compatible Metallic Loop" consists of a single 2-wire non-loaded, twisted copper pair that meets revised resistance design criteria. This UNE Loop is intended to be used with very-low band symmetric DSL systems that meet the Class 1 signal power limits and other criteria in the draft T1 E1.4 loop spectrum management standard (T1 E1.4/2000-002R3) and are not compatible with 2B1 a 160 kbps ISDN transport systems. The actual data rate achieved depends upon the performance of GLEe-provided modems with the electrical characteristics associated with the loop. This Loop type is more fully described in T1 E1.4/2000- 002R3. This loop cannot be provided via UDLC. IDLe-compatible local loops will be provided only where facilities are available and can meet applicable specifications. Verizon will not build new copper facilities. Wire SDSL-Compatible Loop . is intended to be used with low band symmetric DSL systems that meet the Class 2 signal power limits and other criteria in the draft T1 E1.4 loop spectrum management standard (T1 E1.4/2000-002R3). This UNE loop consists of a single 2-wire non-loaded. twisted copper pair that meets Class 2 length limit in T1 E1.4/2000-002R3. The data rate achieved depends on the performance of the GLEe-provided modems with the electrical characteristics associated with the loop. This Loop type is more fully described in T1 E1.4/2000- 002R3. SDSL-compatible local loops will be provided only where facilities are available and can meet applicable specifications. Verizon will not build new copper facilities. Wire 56 kbps Loop" is a 4-wire Loop that provides a transmission path that is suitable for the transport of digital data at a synchronous rate of 56 kbps in opposite directions on such Loop simultaneously. A 4-Wire 56 kbps Loop consists of two pairs of non-loaded copper wires with no intermediate electronics Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc or it consists _of universal digital loop carrier with 56 kbps DDS dataport transport capability. Verizon shall provide 4-Wire 56 kbps Loops to OneEighty in accordance with, and subject to, the technical specifications set forth in Verizon Technical Reference TR72575, Issue 2, as revised from time-to-time. DS-3 Loops" will support the transmission of isochronous bipolar serial data at a rate of 44.736 Mbps or the equivalent of 28 DS-1 channels. This Loop type is more fully described in Verizon TR 72575, as revised from time to time. The DS-3 Loop includes the electronics necessary to provide the DS-3 transmission rate. A DS-3 Loop will only be provided where the electronics are at the requested installation date currently available for the requested loop. Verizon will not install new electronics. Digital Designed Loops" are comprised of designed loops that meet specific OneEighty requirements for metallic loops over 18k ft. or for conditioning of ADSL, HDSL, SDSL, IDSL, or BRIISDN Loops. "Digital Designed Loops" may include requests for: 12.1 a 2W Digital Designed Metallic Loop with a total loop length of 18k to 30k ft., unloaded, with the option to remove bridged tap; 12.2 a 2W ADSL Loop of 12k to 18k ft. with an option to remove bridged tap; 12.3 a 2W ADSL Loop of less than 12k ft. with an option to remove bridged tap; 12.4 a 2W HDSL Loop of less than 12k ft. with an option to remove bridged tap: 12.5 a 4W HDSL Loop of less than 12k ft with an option to remove bridged tap; 12.6 a 2 W Digital Designed Metallic Loop with Verizon-placed ISDN loop extension electronics; 12.7 a 2W SDSL Loop with an option to remove bridged tap; and 12.8 a 2W IDSL Loop of less than 18k ft. with an option to remove bridged tap; Verizon shall make Digital Designed Loops available to OneEighty at the rates as set forth in the Pricing Attachment. The following ordering procedures shall apply to the xDSL Loops and Digital Designed Loops: 14.1 OneEighty shall place orders for xDSL Loops and Digital Designed Loops by delivering to Verizon a valid electronic transmittal service order or other mutually agreed upon type of service order. Such service order shall be provided in accordance with industry format and specifications or such format and specifications as may be agreed to by the Parties. 14.2 Verizon is conducting a mechanized survey of existing Loop facilities, on a Central Office by Central Office basis, to identify those Loops that meet the applicable technical characteristics established by Verizon for compatibility with ADSL, HDSL, IDSL, SDSL and BRIISDN signals. The results of this survey will be stored in a mechanized database and Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc mape available to OneEighty as the process is completed in each Central Office. OneEighty must utilize this mechanized loop qualification database, where available, in advance of submitting a valid electronic transmittal service order for an ADSL, HDSL, IDSL, SDSL or BRI ISDN Loop. Charges for mechanized loop qualification information are set forth in the Pricing Attachment. 14.3 If the Loop is not listed in the mechanized database described in Section 14., OneEighty must request a manual loop qualification prior to submitting a valid electronic service order for an ADSL, HDSL, SDSL IDSL, or BRIISDN Loop. The rates for manual loop qualification are set forth in the Pricing Attachment. In general, Verizon will complete a manual loop qualification request within three Business Days, although Verizon may require additional time due to poor record conditions, spikes in demand, or other unforeseen events. 14.4 If a query to the mechanized loop qualification database or manual loop qualification indicates that a Loop does not qualify (e.g., because it does not meet the applicable technical parameters set forth in the Loop descriptions above), OneEighty may request an Engineering Query, as described in Section 3.14.6, to determine whether the result is due to characteristics of the loop itself (e.g., specific number and location bridged taps, the specific number of load coils, or the gauge of the cable). 14.5 If OneEighty submits a service order for an ADSL, HDSL, SDSL, I DSL, or BRI ISDN Loop that has not been prequalified, Verizon will query the service order back to OneEighty for qualification and will not accept such service order until the Loop has been prequalified on a mechanized or manual basis. If OneEighty submits a service order for an ADSL, HDSL, SDSL, IDSL, or BRIISDN Loop that is, in fact, riot compatible with such services in its existing condition, Verizon will respond back to OneEighty with a "Nonqualified" indicator and with information showing whether the non-qualified result is due to the presence of load coils, presence of digital loop carrier, or loop length (including bridged tap). 14.6 Where OneEighty has followed the prequalification procedure described above and has determined that a Loop is not compatible with ADSL HDSL, SDSL, IDSL, or BRIISDN service in its existing condition, it may either request an Engineering Query to determine whether conditibning may make the Loop compatible with the applicable service; or if OneEighty is already aware of the conditioning required (e.g., where OneEighty has previously requested a qualification and has obtained loop characteristics), OneEighty may submit a service order for a Digital Designed Loop. Verizon will undertake to condition or extend the Loop in accordance with this Section 3.14 upon receipt OneEighty s valid, accurate and pre-qualified service order for a Digital Designed Loop. The Parties will make reasonable efforts to coordinate their respective roles in order to minimize provisioning problems. In general, where conditioning or loop extensions are requested by OneEighty, an interval of eighteen (18) Business Days will be required by Verizon to complete the loop analysis and the necessary construction work involved in conditioning and/or extending the loop as follows: Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc 15.1 Thre~ (3) Business Days will be required following receipt of OneEighty valid, accurate and pre-qualified service order for a Digital Designed Loop to analyze the loop and related plant records and to create an Engineering Work Order. 15.2 Upon completion of an Engineering Work Order, Verizon will initiate the construction order to perform the changes/modifications to the Loop requested by OneEighty. Conditioning activities are, in most cases, able to be accomplished within fifteen (15) Business Days. Unforeseen conditions may add to this interval. After the engineering and conditioning tasks have been completed, the standard Loop provisioning and installation process will be initiated, subject to Verizon standard provisioning intervals. If OneEighty requires a change in scheduling, it must contact Verizon to issue a supplement to the original service order. If OneEighty cancels the request for conditioning after a loop analysis has been completed but prior to the commencement of construction work, OneEighty shall compensate Verizon for an Engineering Work Order charge as set forth in the Pricing Attachment. If OneEighty cancels the request for conditioning after the loop analysis has been completed and after construction work has started or is complete, OneEighty shall compensate Verizon for an Engineering Work Order charge as well as the charges associated with the conditioning tasks performed as set forth in the Pricing Attachment. Conversion of Live Telephone Exchange Service to Analog 2W Loops. 17.1 The following coordination procedures shall apply to "live" cutovers of Verizon Customers who are converting their Telephone Exchange Services to OneEighty Telephone Exchange Services provisioned over Analog 2W unbundled Local Loops ("Analog 2W Loops) to be provided by Verizon to OneEighty: 17.Coordinated cutover charges shall apply to conversions of live Telephone Exchange Services to Analog 2W Loops. When an outside dispatch is required to perform a conversion, additional charges may apply. If OneEighty does not request a coordinated cutover, Verizon will process OneEighty's order as a new installation subject to applicable standard provisioning intervals. OneEighty shall request Analog 2W Loops for coordinated cutover from Verizon by delivering to Verizon a valid electronic Local Service Request ("LSR"). Verizon agrees to accept from OneEighty the date and time for the conversion designated on the LSR ("Scheduled Conversion Time ), provided that such designation is within the regularly scheduled operating hours of the Verizon Regional CLEC Control Center ("RCCC") and subject to the availability of Verizon s work force. In the event that Verizon s work force is not available, OneEighty and Verizon shall mutually agree on a New Conversion Time, as defined below. OneEighty shall designate the Scheduled Conversion Time subject to Verizon standard provisioning intervals as stated in the Verizon CLEC Handbook, as may be revised from time to time. Within three (3) Business Days of Verizon s receipt of 17.1 . Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc such valid LSR , or as otherwise required by Applicable Law Verizon shall provide OneEighty the scheduled due date for conversion of the Analog 2W Loops covered by such LSR. 17.OneEighty shall provide dial tone at the OneEighty Collocation site at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the Scheduled Conversion Time. 17.1.4 Either Party may contact the other Party to negotiate a new Scheduled Conversion Time (the "New Conversion Time provided, however, that each Party shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide four (4) business hours advance notice to the other Party of its request for a New Conversion Time. Any Scheduled Conversion Time or New Conversion Time may not be rescheduled more than one (1) time in a Business Day, and any two New Conversion Times for a particular Analog 2W Loop shall differ by at least eight (8) hours, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. 17.1 .If the New Conversion Time is more than one (1) business hour from the original Scheduled Conversion Time or from the previous New Conversion Time, the Party requesting such New Conversion Time shall be subject to the following: 17.If Verizon requests to reschedule outside of the one (1) hour time frame above, the Analog 2W Loops Service Order Charge for the original Scheduled Conversion Time or the previous New Conversion Time shall be waived uponrequest from OneEighty; and If OneEighty requests to reschedule outside the one (1) hour time frame above, One Eighty shall be charged an additional Analog 2W Loops Service Order Charge for rescheduling the conversion to the New Conversion Time. 17. 17.If OneEighty is not ready to accept service at the Scheduled Conversion Time or at a New Conversion Time, as applicable, an additional Service Order Charge shall apply. If Verizon is not available or ready to perform the conversion within thirty (30) minutes of the Scheduled Conversion Time or New Conversion Time, as applicable, Verizon and OneEighty will reschedule and, upon request from OneEighty, Verizon will waive the Analog 2W Loop Service Order Charge for the original Scheduled Conversion Time. 17.The standard time interval expected from disconnection of a live Telephone Exchange Service to the connection of the Analog 2W Loops to OneEighty is fifteen (15) minutes per Analog 2W Loop for all orders consisting of twenty (20) Analog 2W Loops or less. Orders involving more than twenty (20) Loops will require a negotiated interval. Appendix 1 17.Conversions involving LNP will be completed according to North American Numbering Council ("NANC") standards, via the regional Number Portability Administration Center ("NPAC" If OneEighty requires Analog 2W Loop conversions outside of the regularly scheduled Verizon RCCC operating hours, such conversions shall be separately negotiated. Additional charges (e.g. overtime labor charges) may apply for desired dates and times outside of regularly scheduled RCCC operating hours. Verizon shall provide One Eighty access to its Loops at each of Verizon s Wire Centers for Loops terminating in that Wire Center. In addition, if OneEighty orders one or more Loops provisioned via Integrated Digital Loop Carrier or Remote Switching technology deployed as a Loop concentrator, Verizon shall where available, move the requested Loop(s) to a spare physical Loop, if one is existing and available, at no additional charge to OneEighty. If, however, no spare physical Loop is available, Verizon shall within three (3) Business Days of OneEighty's request notify OneEighty of the lack of available facilities. OneEighty may then at its discretion make a Network Element Bona Fide Request pursuant to Section 14.3 to Verizon to provide the unbundled Local Loop through the demultiplexing of the integrated digitized Loop(s). OneEighty may also make a Network Element Bona Fide Request pursuant to Section 14. for access to Unbundled Local Loops at the Loop concentration site point. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, standard provisioning intervals shall not apply to Loops provided under this Section 3.18. 17. Line Sharing XO-ID-App1.doc Line Sharing" is an arrangement by which Verizon facilitates OneEighty' provision of ADSL (in accordance with T 1 .413), Splitterless ADSL (in accordance with T1.419), RADSL (in accordance with TR # 59), Multiple Virtual Line (MVL) (a proprietary technology), or any other xDSL technology that is presumed to be acceptable for shared line deployment in accordance with FCC rules, to a particular Customer location over an existing copper Loop that is being used simultaneously by Verizon to provide analog circuit-switched voice grade service to that Customer by making available to One Eighty, solely for OneEighty's own use, the frequency range above the voice band on the same copper Loop required by OneEighty to provide such services. This Section 4 addresses line sharing over loops that are entirely copper loops. Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1, Verizon shall provide Line Sharing to OneEighty for OneEighty's provision of ADSL (in accordance with T1 .413), Splitterless ADSL (in accordance with T1 .419), RADSL (in accordance with TR # 59), MVL (a proprietary technology), or any other xDSL technology that is presumed to be acceptable for shared line deployment in accordance with FCC rules, in accordance with this Section 4 and the rates and charges provided in the Pricing Attachment. Verizon shall provide Line Sharing to OneEighty accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. In order for a Loop to be eligible for Line Sharing, the following conditions must be satisfied for the duration of the Line Sharing arrangement: (i) the Loop must consist of a copper loop compatible with an xDSL service that is presumed to be acceptable for shared-line deployment in accordance with FCC rules; (ii) Verizon must be providing simultaneous circuit-switched analog voice grade service to the Customer served by the Loop in question; (iii) the Verizon Customer s dial tone must originate from a Verizon End Office Switch in the Wire Center where the Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc Line Sharing arrangement is being requested; and (iv) the xDSL technology to be deployed by OneEighty on that Loop must not significantly degrade the performance of other services provided on that Loop. Verizon shall make Line Sharing available to OneEighty at the rates and charges set forth in the Pricing Attachment. In addition to the recurring and nonrecurring charges shown in the Pricing Attachment for Line Sharing itself, the following rates shown in the Pricing Attachment and in Verizon s applicable Tariffs are among those that may apply to a Line Sharing arrangement: (i) prequalification charges to determine whether a Loop is xDSL compatible (Le., compatible with an xDSL service that is presumed to be acceptable for shared-line deployment in accordance with FCC rules); (ii) engineering query charges, engineering work order charges, or Loop conditioning (Digital Designed Loop) charges; (iii) charges associated with Collocation activities requested by OneEighty; and (iv) misdirected dispatch charges, charges for installation or repair, manual intervention surcharges, trouble isolation charges, and pair swap/line and station transfer charges. 4.4 The following ordering procedures shall apply to Line Sharing: 4.4.1 To determine whether a Loop qualifies for Line Sharing, the Loop must first be prequalified to determine if it is xDSL compatible. OneEighty must utilize the Loop qualification processes described in the terms applicable to xDSL and Digital Designed Loops to make this determination. 4.4.OneEighty shall place orders for Line Sharing by delivering to Verizon a valid electronic transmittal service order or other mutually agreed upon type of service order. Such service order shall be provided in accordance with industry format and specifications or such format and specifications as may be agreed to by the Parties. 4.4.If the Loop is prequalified by OneEighty through the Loop prequalification database, and if a positive response is received and followed by receipt of OneEighty s valid, accurate and pre-qualified service order for Line Sharing, Verizon will return an LSR confirmation within twenty- four (24) hours (weekends and holidays excluded) for LSRs with less than six (6) loops and within 72 hours (weekends and holidays excluded) for LSRs with six (6) or more loops. 4.4.4 If the Loop requires qualification manually or through an Engineering Query, three (3) additional Business Days will generally be required to obtain Loop qualification results before an order confirmation can be returned following receipt of OneEighty's valid, accurate request. Verizon may require additional time to complete the Engineering Query where there are poor record conditions, spikes in demand, or other unforeseen events. 4.4.5 If conditioning is required to make a Loop capable of supporting Line Sharing and OneEighty orders such conditioning, then Verizon shall provide such conditioning in accordance with the terms of this Agreement pertaining to Digital Designed Loops; or if this Agreement does not contain provisions pertaining to Digital Designed Loops, then in accordance with Verizon s generally available rates, terms and conditions applicable to Digital Design Loops; provided, however, that Verizon shall not be obligated to provide Loop conditioning if Verizon establishes, in the manner required by Applicable Law, that such Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc conditioning is likely to degrade significantly the voice-grade service being provided to Verizon s Custo~ers over such Loops. 4.4.6 The standard Loop provisioning and installation process will be initiated for the Line Sharing arrangement only once the requested engineering and conditioning tasks have been completed on the Loop. Scheduling changes and charges associated with order cancellations after conditioning work has been initiated are addressed in the terms pertaining to Digital Designed Loops, as referenced in Section 4.4. above. The standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement shall be as set out in the Verizon Product Interval Guide; provided that the standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement shall not exceed the shortest of the following intervals: (a) six (6) Business Days; (b) the standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement that is stated in an applicable Verizon Tariff; , (c) the standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement that is required by Applicable Law. The standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement shall commence only once any requested engineering and conditioning tasks have been completed. Line Sharing arrangements that require pair swaps or line and station transfers in order to free-up facilities may have a provisioning interval that is longer than the standard provisioning interval for the Line Sharing arrangement. In no event shall the Line Sharing interval offered to OneEighty be longer than the interval offered to any similarly situated Affiliate of Verizon. 4.4.OneEighty must provide all required Collocation, CFA, Special Bill Number (SBN) and NC/NCI information when a Line Sharing Arrangement is ordered. Collocation augments required, either at the Point of Termination (POT) Bay, Collocation node, or for splitter placement, must be ordered using standard collocation applications and procedures, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties or specified in this Agreement. 4.4.8 The Parties recognize that Line Sharing is an offering that requires both Parties to make reasonable efforts to coordinate their respective roles in order to minimize provisioning problems and facility issues. OneEighty will provide reasonable, timely, and accurate forecasts of its Line Sharing requirements, including splitter placement elections and ordering preferences. These forecasts are in addition to projections provided for other stand-alone unbundled Loop types. To the extent required by Applicable Law, OneEighty shall provide Verizon with information regarding the type of xDSL technology that it deploys on each shared Loop. Where any proposed change in technology is planned on a shared Loop, One Eighty must provide this information to Verizon in order for Verizon to update Loop records and anticipate effects that the change may have on the voice grade service and other Loops in the same or adjacent binder groups. As described more fully in Verizon Technical Reference 72575, the xDSL technology used by OneEighty for Line Share Arrangements shall operate within the Power Spectral Density (PSD) limits set forth in T1.413-1998 (ADSL), T1.419-2000 (Splitterless ADSL), or TR59-1999 (RADSL), and MVL (a proprietary technology) shall operate within the 0 to 4 kHz PSD limits of T1.413- 1998 and within the transmit PSD limits of T1.601-1998 for frequencies above 4 kHz, provided that the MVL PSD associated with audible frequencies above 4 kHz shall be sufficiently attenuated to preclude significantly degrading voice Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1,doc services. OneEighty's deployment of additional Advanced Services shall be subject to the applicable FCC Rules. OneEighty may only access the high frequency portion of a Loop in a Line Sharing arrangement through an established Collocation arrangement at the Verizon Serving Wire Center that contains the End Office Switch through which voice grade service is provided to Verizon s Customer. OneEighty is responsible for providing, through one of the splitter options described below, a splitter at that Wire Center that complies with ANSI specification T1.413, employs Direct Current (DC) blocking capacitors or equivalent technology to assist in isolating high banqwidth trouble resolution and maintenance to the high frequency portion of the frequency spectrum, and operates so that the analog voice "dial tone stays active when the splitter card is removed for testing or maintenance. OneEighty is also responsible for providing its own Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM) equipment in the Collocation arrangement and any necessary Customer Provided Equipment (CPE) for the xDSL service it intends to provide (including CPE splitters, filters and/or other equipment necessary for the end user to receive separate voice and data services across the shared Loop). Two splitter configurations are available. In both configurations. the splitter must be provided by OneEighty and must satisfy the same NEBS requirements that Verizon imposes on its own splitter equipment or the splitter equipment of any Verizon Affiliate. OneEighty must designate which splitter option it is choosing on the Collocation application or augment. Regardless of the option selected, the splitter arrangements must be installed before OneEighty submits an order for Line Sharing. Splitter Option A (Splitter Option 1): Splitter in OneEighty Collocation Area In this configuration, the OneEighty-provided splitter (ANSI T1.413 or MVL compliant) is provided, installed and maintained by OneEighty in its own Collocation space within the Customer s serving End Office. The Verizon- provided dial tone is routed through the splitter in the OneEighty Collocation area. Any rearrangements will be the responsibility of OneEighty. Splitter Option C (Splitter Option 2): Splitter in Verizon Area In this configuration, Verizon inventories and maintains a One Eighty-provided splitter (ANSI T1.413 or MVL compliant) in Verizon space within the Customer serving End Office. The splitters will be installed shelf-at-a-time. In those serving End Offices where Verizon employs the use of a POT Bay for interconnection of OneEighty's Collocation arrangement with Verizon s network, the splitter will be installed (mounted) in a relay rack between the POT Bay and the MDF. The demarcation point is at the splitter end of the cable connecting the POT Bay and the splitter. Installation of the splitter will be performed by Verizon , at OneEighty's election, by a Verizon-approved vendor designated by OneEighty. In those serving End Offices where Verizon does not employ a POT Bay for interconnection of OneEighty's Collocation arrangement with Verizon s network, the OneEighty provided splitter will be installed (mounted) in a relay rack between the OneEighty Collocation arrangement and the MDF. The demarcation Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc point is at th~ splitter end of the cable connecting the OneEighty Collocation arrangement and the splitter. Installation of the splitter will be performed by Verizon, or, at OneEighty s election, by a Verizo.n-approved vendor designated by OneEighty. In either scenario, Verizon will control the splitter and will direct any required activity. Where a POT Bay is employed, Verizon will also perform all POT Bay work required in this configuration. Verizon will provide a splitter inventory to OneEighty upon completion of the required work. 1 Where a new splitter is to be installed as part of an initial Collocation implementation, the splitter installation may be ordered as part of the initial Collocation application. Associated Collocation charges (application and engineering fees) apply. One Eighty must submit a new Collocation application, with the application fee, to Verizon detailing its request. Except as otherwise required by Applicable Law, standard Collocation intervals will apply. 2 Where a new splitter is to be installed as part of an existing Collocation arrangement, or where the existing Collocation arrangement is to be augmented (e.g., with additional terminations at the POT Bay or .. OneEighty's collocation arrangement to support Line Sharing), the splitter installation or augment may be ordered via an application for Collocation augment. Associated Collocation charges (application and engineering fees) apply. OneEighty must submit the application for Collocation augment, with the application fee, to Verizon. Unless a longer interval is stated in Verizon s applicable Tariff, an interval of seventy-six (76) Business Days shall apply. OneEighty will have the following options for testing shared Loops: In serving End Offices where Verizon employs a POT Bay for interconnection of OneEighty Collocation arrangement with Verizon network, the following options shall be available to OneEighty. 1.1 Under Splitter Option A, OneEighty may conduct its own physical tests of the shared Loop from OneEighty collocation area. If it chooses to do so, OneEighty may supply and install a test head to facilitate such physical tests, provided that: (a) the test head satisfies the same NEBS requirements that Verizon imposes on its own test head equipment or the test head equipment of any Verizon Affiliate; and (b) the test head does not interrupt the voice circuit to any greater degree than a conventional ML T test. Specifically, the OneEighty-provided test equipment may not interrupt an in-in-progress voice connection and must automatically restore any circuits tested in intervals comparable to ML T. This optional OneEighty-provided test head will be installed in OneEighty's Collocaton area between the "line" port of the splitter and the POT Bay in order to conduct remote physical tests of the shared Loop. Under Splitter Option C, upon request by OneEighty, either Verizon or, at One Eighty s election, a Verizon-approved vendor selected by OneEighty will install a OneEighty- provided test head to enable One Eighty to conduct remote Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc physical tests of the shared Loop. This optional OneEighty- provided test head will be installed at a point between the line" port of the splitter and the Verizon-provided test head that is used by Verizon to conduct its own Loop testing. The OneEighty-provided test head must satisfy the same NEBS requirements that Verizon imposes on its own test head equipment or the test head equipment of any Verizon Affiliate, and may not interrupt the voice circuit to any greater degree than a conventional ML T test. Specifically, the OneEighty-provided test equipment may not interrupt an in-progress voice connection and must automatically restore any circuits tested in intervals comparable to ML T. Verizon will inventory, control and maintain the OneEighty-provided test head, and will direct all required activity. Under either Splitter Option, if Verizon has installed its own test head, Verizon will conduct tests of the shared Loop using a Verizon-provided test head, and, upon request, will provide these test results to OneEighty during normal trouble isolation procedures in accordance with reasonable procedures. Under either Splitter Option , upon request by OneEighty, Verizon will make ML T access available to OneEighty via AETAS after the service order has been completed. OneEighty will utilize the circuit number to initiate a test. In those serving End Offices where Verizon has not employed a POT Bay for interconnection of OneEighty s Collocation arrangement with Verizon s network, OneEighty will not be permitted to supply its own test head. Instead, Verizon will make a testing system available to OneEighty through use of the on-line computer interface test system at www.verizon.com/wise 1.4 3 The Parties will continue to work cooperatively on testing procedures. To this end, in situations where OneEighty has attempted to use one or more of the foregoing testing options but is still unable to resolve the error or trouble on the shared Loop, Verizon and OneEighty will each dispatch a technician to an agreed-upon point to conduct a joint meet test to identify and resolve the error or trouble. Verizon may assess a charge for a misdirected dispatch only if the error or trouble is determined to be one that OneEighty should reasonably have been able to isolate and diagnose through one of the testing options available to OneEighty above. The Parties will mutually agree upon the specific procedures for conducting joint meet tests. 8.4 Verizon and OneEighty each have a responsibility to educate the Customer regarding which service provider should be called for problems with their respective service offerings. Verizon will retain primary responsibility for voice band trouble tickets, including repairing analog voice grade services and the physical line between the NID at the Customer premise and the point of demarcation in the Central Office. OneEighty will be responsible for repairing services it offers over the Line Sharing arrangement. Each Party will be responsible for maintaining its own equipment. If a splitter or test head that OneEighty has provided to Verizon malfunctions, OneEighty shall provide a replacement splitter or test head to Verizon. Before either Party Appendix 1 initiates any activity on a shared Loop tAat may cause a disruption of the- service of the other Party, that Party shall first make a good faith effort to notify the other Party of the possibility of a service disruption. Verizon and OneEighty will work together to address Customer initiated repair requests and to prevent adverse impacts to the Customer. 5 When Verizon provides Inside Wire maintenance services to the Customer, Verizon will only be responsible for testing and repairing the Inside Wire for voice-grade services. Verizon will not test, dispatch a technician, repair, or upgrade Inside Wire to clear trouble calls associated with OneEighty s Advanced Services. Verizon will not repair any CPE provided by OneEighty. Before a trouble ticket is issued to Verizon, OneEighty shall validate whether the Customer is experiencing a trouble that arises from OneEighty's service. If the problem reported is isolated to the analog voice-grade service provided by Verizon, a trouble ticket may be issued to Verizon. In the case of a trouble reported by the Customer on its voice-grade service, if Verizon determines the reported trouble arises from OneEighty s equipment, splitter problems, or OneEighty's activities, Verizon will: 6.4 XO-ID-App1.doc Notify OneEighty and request that OneEighty immediately test the trouble on OneEighty's service. If the Customer s voice grade service is so degraded that the Customer cannot originate or receive voice grade calls, and OneEighty has not cleared its trouble within a reasonable time frame, Verizon may take unilateral steps to temporarily restore the Customer s voice grade service if Verizon determines in good faith that the cause of the voice interruption is OneEighty s service. Upon completion of the steps in 4.1 and 4.2, above, Verizon may temporarily remove the OneEighty-provided splitter from the Customer s Loop and switch port if Verizon determines in good faith that the cause of the voice interruption is OneEighty s service. Upon notification from OneEighty that the malfunction in OneEighty s service has been cleared, Verizon will restore OneEighty s service by restoring the splitter on the Customer s Loop. Upon completion of the above steps, OneEighty will be charged a Trouble Isolation Charge (TIC) to recover Verizon s costs of isolating and temporarily removing the malfunctioning OneEighty service from the Customer s line if the cause of the voice interruption was OneEighty service. Verizon shall not be liable to OneEighty, the Customer, or any other person, for damages of any kind for disruptions to OneEighty s service that are the result of the above steps taken in good faith to restore the end user's voice-grade Appendix 1 POTS service, and OneEighty shall indemnify Verizon from any Claims that result from such steps. Line Splitting CLECs may provide integrated voice and data services over the same Loop by engaging in "Line Splitting" as set forth in paragraph 18 of the FCC's Line Sharing Reconsideration Order (CC Docket Nos. 98-147 , 96-98), released January 19, 2001. Any Line Splitting between two CLECs shall be accomplished by prior negotiated arrangement between those CLECs. To achieve a Line Splitting capability, CLECs may utilize supporting Verizon ass to order and combine in a Line Splitting configuration an unbundled xDSL capable Loop terminated to a collocated splitter and DSLAM equipment provided by a participating CLEC, unbundled switching combined with shared transport, collocator-to- collocator connections, and available cross-connects, under the terms and conditions set forth in their Interconnection Agreement(s). The participating CLECs shall provide any splitters used in a Line Splitting configuration. CLECs seeking to migrate existing UNE platform configurations to a Line Splitting configuration using the same Network Elements utilized in the pre-existing platform arrangement, or seeking to migrate a Line Sharing arrangement to a Line Splitting configuration using the existing Loop, a Verizon Local Switching Network Element, and the existing central office wiring configuration, may do so consistent with such implementation schedules, terms, conditions and guidelines as are agreed upon for such migrations in the ongoing DSL Collaborative in the State of New York, NY PSG Case 00-0127, allowing for local jurisdictional and ass differences. Sub-Loop Sub-Loop - Distribution (USLA) Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 and upon request by OneEighty, Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility (as such term is hereinafter defined) in accordance with, and subject to, the terms and provisions of this Section 6, the rates set forth in the Pricing Attachment, and the rates, terms and conditions set forth in Verizon s applicable Tariffs. A "Distribution Sub-Loop" means a two-wire or four-wire metallic distribution facility in Verizon s network between a Verizon feeder distribution interface (an FDI) and the rate demarcation point for such facility (or network interface device (NID) if the NID is located at such rate demarcation point). Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. OneEighty may request that Verizon reactivate (if available) an unused drop and NID or provide OneEighty with access to a drop and NID that, at the time of OneEighty s request, Verizon is using to provide service to the Customer (as such term is hereinafter defined. OneEighty may obtain access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility only at an FDI and only from a Telecommunications outside plant interconnection cabinet (TOPIC) or, if OneEighty is collocated at a remote terminal equipment enclosure and the FDI for such Sub-Loop Distribution Facility is located in such enclosure, from the collocation arrangement of OneEighty at such terminal. To obtain access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility, OneEighty shall install a TOPIC on an easement or Right of Way obtained by OneEighty within 100 feet of the Verizon FDI to which such Distribution Sub-Loop is connected. A TOPIC must comply with applicable industry standards. Subject to the XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc terms of applicable Verizon easements, Verizon shall furnish and place an -interconnecting cable between a Verizon FDI and a OneEighty TOPIC and Verizon shall install a termination block within such TOPIC. Verizon shall retain title to and maintain the interconnecting cable. Verizon shall not be responsible for building, maintaining or servicing the TOPIC and shall not provide any power that might be required by OneEighty for any electronics in the TOPIC. OneEighty shall provide any easement, Right of Way or trenching or supporting structure required for any portion of an interconnecting cable that runs beyond a Verizon easement. OneEighty may request from Verizon by submitting a loop make-up engineering query to Verizon, and Verizon shall provide to OneEighty, the following information regarding a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility that serves an identified Customer: the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility length and gauge; whether Sub-Loop Distribution Facility has loading and bridged tap; the amount of bridged tap (if any) on the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility; and, the location of the FDI to which the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility is connected. 1.4 To order access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility, OneEighty must first request that Verizon connect the Verizon FDI to which the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility is connected to a OneEighty TOPIC. To make such a request, OneEighty must submit to Verizon an application (a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application ) that identifies the FDI at which OneEighty wishes to access the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility. A Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application shall state the location of the TOPIC, the size of the interconnecting cable and a description of the cable s supporting structure. A Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application shall also include a five-year forecast of OneEighty's demand for access to Sub-Loop Distribution Facilities at the requested FDI. OneEighty must submit the application fee set forth in the Pricing Attachment attached hereto and Verizon s applicable Tariffs (a "Sub- Loop Distribution Facility Application Fee ) with Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application. OneEighty must submit Sub-Loop Interconnection Applications to: OneEighty s Account Manager Within sixty (60) days after it receives a complete Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application for access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility and the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Application Fee for such application, Verizon shall provide to OneEighty a work order that describes the work that Verizon must perform to provide such access (a "Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Work Order ) and a statement of the cost of such work (a "Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Cost Statement"). OneEighty shall pay to Verizon fifty percent (50%) of the cost set forth in a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Cost Statement within sixty (60) days of OneEighty's receipt of such statement and the associated Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Work Order, and Verizon shall not be obligated to perform any of the work set forth in such order until Verizon has received such payment. A Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Application shall be deemed to have been Appendix 1 witbdrawn if OneEighty breaches its payment obligation under this Section. Upon Verizon s completion of the work that Verizon must perform to provide OneEighty with access to a Distribution Sub-Loop, Verizon shall bill OneEighty, and OneEighty shall pay to Verizon, the balance of the cost set forth in the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility Interconnection Cost Statement for such access. After Verizon has completed the installation of the interconnecting cable to a OneEighty TOPIC and OneEighty has paid the full cost of such installation , OneEighty can request the connection of Verizon Sub- Loop Distribution Facilities to the OneEighty TOPIC. At the same time, OneEighty shall advise Verizon of the services that OneEighty plans to provide over the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility, request any conditioning of the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility and assign the pairs in the interconnecting cable. OneEighty shall run any crosswires within the TOPIC. If OneEighty requests that Verizon reactivate an unused drop and NID, then OneEighty shall provide dial tone (or its DSL equivalent) on the OneEighty side of the applicable Verizon FDI at least twenty-four (24) hours before the due date. On the due date, a Verizon technician' will run the appropriate cross connection to connect the Verizon Sub-Loop Distribution Facility to the OneEighty dial tone or equivalent from the TOPIC. If OneEighty requests that Verizon provide OneEighty with access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility that, at the time of OneEighty s request, Verizon is using to provide service to a Customer, then, after One Eighty has looped two interconnecting pairs through the TOPIC and at least twenty four (24) hours before the due date, a Verizon technician shall crosswire the dial tone from the Verizon central office through the Verizon side of the TOPIC and back out again to the Verizon FDI and Verizon Sub-Loop Distribution Facility using the "loop through" approach. On the due date, OneEighty shall disconnect Verizon s dial tone, crosswire its dial tone to the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility and submit OneEighty's long-term number portability request. Verizon will not provide access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility if Verizon is using the loop of which the Sub-Loop Distribution Facility is a part to provide line sharing service to another CLEC or a service that uses derived channel technology to a Customer unless such other CLEC first terminates the Verizon-provided line sharing or such Customer first disconnects the service that utilizes derived channel technology. 10 Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility in accordance with negotiated intervals 1 .11 Verizon shall repair and maintain a Sub-Loop Distribution Facility at the request of OneEighty and subject to the time and material rates set forth in Pricing Attachment and the rates, terms and conditions of Verizon s applicable Tariffs. OneEighty accepts responsibility for initial trouble isolation for Sub-Loop Distribution Facilities and providing Verizon with appropriate dispatch information based on its test results. If (a) OneEighty reports to Verizon a Customer trouble, (b) OneEighty requests a dispatch , (c) Verizon dispatches a technician, and (d) such trouble was not caused by Verizon Sub-Loop Distribution Facility facilities or equipment in whole or in part, One Eighty shall pay Verizon XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 XO-10-App1.doc the charges set forth in the Pricing Attachment and Verizon applicable Tariffs for time associated with said dispatch. In addition, these charges also apply when the Customer contact as designated by OneEighty is not available at the appointed time. If as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site on Verizon company premises ("dispatch in ), the charges set forth in Pricing Attachment and Verizon s applicable Tariffs will be assessed per occurrence to OneEighty by Verizon. If as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site outside of Verizon company premises ("dispatch out"), the charges set forth in Pricing Attachment and Verizon s applicable Tariffs will be assessed per occurrence to One Eighty by Verizon. Sub-LoOD - Feeder (UFSE) Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 of this agreement and upon request by OneEighty, Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to a Feeder Sub-Loop (as such term is hereinafter defined) in accordance with, and subject to, the terms and provisions of this Section 6.2, the rates and charges provided in the Pricing Attachment and the rates, terms and conditions of Verizon s applicable Tariffs. A Feeder Sub-Loop" means a OS1 or OS3 transmission path over a feeder facility in Verizon s network between a Verizon end office and either a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure (an "RTEE") that subtends such end office or a Verizon feeder distribution interface (such an interface, an "FOI") that subtends the end office. OneEighty may obtain access to a Feeder Sub-Loop only from a OneEighty collocation arrangement in the Verizon end office where such Feeder Sub-Loop originates and Verizon shall terminate a Feeder Sub-Loop in an RTEE that subtends such end office only if OneEighty has a collocation arrangement in such RTEE. Upon OneEighty' request, Verizon will connect a Feeder Sub-Loop to a OneEighty collocation arrangement in the Verizon end office where the Feeder Sub-Loop originates and to either a OneEighty collocation arrangement in the Verizon RTEE that subtends such end office or a Telecommunications Carrier Outside Plant Cabinet (such a cabinet, a TOPIC") located within 100 feet of the FOI that subtends the end office and that OneEightyhas established in accordance with, and subject to the terms and provisions of, an agreement between Verizon and OneEighty that governs the establishment of such TOPIC. Verizon shall connect a Feeder Sub-Loop to the point of termination bay of a One Eighty collocation arrangement in a Verizon Central Office or to a OneEighty TOPIC, by installing appropriate cross connections and Verizon shall be solely responsible for installing such cross connections. OneEighty may obtain access to a Feeder Sub-Loop between an end office and an RTEE or an FOI only if OS1 or 053- capable transmission facilities are available and not in use between such office and RTEE or FOI. OneEighty shall run any crosswires within a OneEighty physical collocation arrangement and a OneEighty TOPIC and OneEightywili have sole responsibility for identifying to Verizon where a Feeder Sub- Loop should be connected to a OneEighty collocation arrangement. OneEighty shall be solely responsible for providing power and space for any cross connects and other equipment that Verizon installs in a Appendix 1 TOPIC, and OneEighty shall not bill Verizon, and Verizon shall not pay OneEighty, for providing such power and space. 2.4 Verizon shall not be obligated to provide to One Eighty any multiplexing at an RTEE or at a TOPIC or to combine a Feeder Sub-Loop with a Distribution Sub-Loop. If OneEighty requests access to a Feeder Sub- Loop and a Distribution Sub-Loop that are already combined, such combination shall be deemed to be a loop and Verizon shall provide such loop to OneEighty in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, the terms, provisions and rates in this Agreement that . govern loops, if any. Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to a Feeder Sub-Loop in accordance with negotiated intervals. Verizon shall repair and maintain a Feeder Sub-Loop at the request of OneEighty and subject to the time and material rates set forth in the Pricing Attachment and the rates, terms and conditions of Verizon applicable Tariffs. OneEighty may not rearrange, disconnect, remove or attempt to repair or maintain any Verizon equipment or facilities without the prior written consent of Verizon. OneEighty accepts responsibility for initial trouble isolation for Feeder Sub-Loops and providing Verizon with appropriate dispatch information based on its test results. If (a) OneEighty reports to Verizon a trouble, (b) OneEighty requests a dispatch, (c) Verizon dispatches a technician, and (d) such trouble was not caused by Feeder Sub-Loop facilities or equipment in whole or in part, then OneEighty shall pay Verizon the charges set forth in Pricing Attachment and Verizon s applicable Tariffs for time associated with said dispatch. In addition, these charges also apply when a OneEighty contact as designated by OneEighty is not available at the appointed time. If as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site on Verizon company premises ("dispatch in ), the charges set forth in Pricing Attachment and Verizon s applicable Tariffs will be assessed per occurrence to OneEighty by Verizon. If as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site outside of Verizon company premises ("dispatch out"), the charges set forth in Pricing Attachment and Verizon s applicable Tariffs will be assessed per occurrence to OneEighty by Verizon. Collocation in Remote Terminals. To the extent required by Applicable Law, Verizon shall allow OneEighty to collocate equipment in a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure in accordance with, and subject to, the rates, terms and conditions set forth in the Collocation Attachment and the Pricing Attachment. Inside Wire House and Riser. (This Section Intentionally Left Blank). Dark Fiber Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 and upon request" Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to unbundled Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub- XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc loops and Dark Fiber IOF (as such terms are hereinafter defined) in accordance with, and sub1ect to, the rates, terms and conditions provided in the Pricing Attachment and rates, terms and conditions of Verizon s applicable Tariffs. Access to unbundled Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF will be provided by Verizon only where existing facilities are available at the requested availability date. Access to Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF will be provided in accordance with , but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. Except as otherwise required by Applicable Law, the following terms and conditions apply to Verizon s Dark Fiber offerings. 1 A "Dark Fiber Loop" consists of continuous fiber optic strand(s) in a Verizon fiber optic cable between Verizon s Accessible Terminal, such as the fiber distribution frame, or its functional equivalent, located within a Verizon Wire Center, and Verizon s main termination point at a Customer premise, such as the fiber patch panel located within a Customer premise, and that has not been activated through connection to electronics that "light" it and render it capable of carrying Telecommunications Services. 2 A "Dark Fiber Sub Loop" consists of continuous fiber optic strand(s) in a Verizon fiber optic cable (a) between Verizon s Accessible Terminal located within a Verizon Wire Center, and Verizon s Accessible Terminal at a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure, (b) between Verizon s Accessible Terminal at a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure and Verizon s main termination point located within a Customer premise, or (c) between Verizon s Accessible Terminals at Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosures, and that in all cases has not been activated through connection to electronics that "light" it and render it capable of carrying Telecommunications Services. 3 A "Dark Fiber IOF" consists of continuous fiber strand(s) that are located within a fiber optic cable between either (a) Accessible Terminals in two Verizon Central Offices or (b) an Accessible Terminal in a Verizon Central Office and a OneEighty Central Office, but, in either case, that has not been activated through connection to multiplexing, aggregation or other electronics that "light it" and thereby render it capable of carrying Telecommunications Services. In addition to the other terms and conditions of this Agreement, the following terms and conditions shall apply to Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF: Verizon shall be required to provide a Dark Fiber Loop only where one end of the Dark Fiber Loop terminates at a Verizon Accessible Terminal in Verizon s Central Office that can be cross-connected to OneEighty's collocation arrangement located in that same Verizon Central Office and the other end terminates at the Customer premise. Verizon shall be required to provide a Dark Fiber Sub-Loop only where (1) one end of the Dark Fiber Sub-Loop terminates at Verizon Accessible Terminal in Verizon s Central Office that can be cross- connected to OneEighty's collocation arrangement located in that same Verizon Central Office and the other end terminates at Verizon Accessible Terminal at a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure that can be cross-connected to OneEighty's collocation arrangement or adjacent structure, or (2) one end of the Dark Fiber Sub-Loop terminates at Verizon s main termination point located within the Appendix 1 Customer premise and the other end terminates at Verizon Accessible Terminal at a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure that can be cross-connected to OneEighty's collocation arrangement or adjacent structure, or (3) one end of the Dark Fiber Sub-Loop terminates at Verizon s Accessible Terminal at a Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure that can be cross-connected to OneEighty s collocation arrangement or adjacent structure and the other end terminates at Verizon s Accessible Terminal at another Verizon remote terminal equipment enclosure that can be cross- connected to One Eighty's collocation arrangement or adjacent structure. A OneEighty demarcation point at a Customer premise shall be established in the main telco room of the Customer premise if Verizon is located in that room or, if the building does not have a main telco room or if Verizon is not located in that room, then at a location to be determined by Verizon. A OneEighty demarcation point at a Customer premise shall be established at a location that is no more than 30 feet from Verizon s Accessible Terminal on which the Dark Fiber Loop or Dark Fiber Sub-Loop terminates. Verizon shall connect a Dark Fiber Loop or Dark Fiber Sub-Loop to the OneEighty demarcation point by installing a fiber jumper no greater than 30 feet in length OneEighty may access a Dark Fiber Loop, a Dark Fiber Sub-Loop, or Dark Fiber IOF only at a pre-existing Verizon Accessible Terminal of such Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF, and OneEighty may not access a Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF at any other point, including, but not limited to, a splice point or case. Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF are not available One Eighty unless such Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF already are terminated on a Verizon Accessible Terminal. Except where required by Applicable Law, Verizon will not introduce additional splice points or open existing splice points or cases to accommodate OneEighty's request. Unused fibers located in a cable vault or a controlled environment vault, manhole or other location outside the Verizon Wire Center, and not terminated to a fiber patch panel, are not available to OneEighty. 3 A strand shall not be deemed to be continuous if splicing is required to provide fiber continuity between two locations. Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF will only be offered on a route- direct basis where facilities exist (Le., no intermediate offices). 2.4 Verizon shall perform all work necessary to install (1) a cross connect or a fiber jumper from a Verizon Accessible Terminal to a OneEighty collocation arrangement or (2) from a Verizon Accessible Terminal to OneEighty s demarcation point at a Customer premise or OneEighty Central Office. 5 A Dark Fiber Inquiry must be submitted prior to submitting an ASR. Upon receipt of the completed Dark Fiber Inquiry, Verizon will initiate a review of its cable records to determine whether Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF may be available between the locations and in the quantities specified. Verizon will respond within fifteen (15) Business Days from receipt of the OneEighty's request, indicating whether Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF may be available based on the records search except that for XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 voluminous requests or large, complex projects, Verizon reserves the rigFit to negotiate a different interval. The Dark Fiber Inquiry is a record search and does not guarantee the availability of Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF. OneEighty shall order Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF by sending to Verizon a separate ASR for each A to Z route. Access to Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF that terminate in a Verizon premise must be accomplished via a collocation arrangement in that premise. In circumstances where collocation cannot be accomplished in the premises, the Parties agree to negotiate for possible alternative arrangements. 8 A Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF will be offered to OneEighty in the condition that it is available in Verizon network at the time that OneEighty submits its request (Le., "as is ). In addition, Verizon shall not be required to convert lit fiber to a Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF for OneEighty' use. Spare wavelengths on fiber strands, where Wave Division Multiplexing (WDM) or Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) equipment is deployed , are not considered to be Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub- Loops or Dark Fiber IOF, and, therefore, will not be offered to OneEighty as Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF. 10 Fiber that has been assigned to fulfill a Customer order or for maintenance purposes will not be offered to OneEighty as Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF. 11 OneEighty shall be responsible for providing all transmission, terminating and regeneration equipment necessary to light and use Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops, or Dark Fiber IOF. 12 OneEighty may not resell Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF, purchased pursuant to this Agreement to third parties. 13 Except to the extent that Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF to OneEighty for use for Special or Switched Exchange Access Services, OneEighty shall not use Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF, for Special or Switched Exchange Access Services. 14 In order to preserve the efficiency of its network, Verizon will limit OneEighty to leasing up to a maximum of twenty-five percent (25%) of the Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF in any given segment of Verizon s network. In addition, except as otherwise required by Applicable Law, Verizon may take any of the following actions, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement: 14.Revoke Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF leased to OneEighty upon a showing of need to the Commission and twelve (12) months' advance written notice to OneEighty; and XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 14.Revoke Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops or Dark Fiber IOF leased to OneEighty upon a showing to the Commission that OneEighty underutilized fiber within any twelve (12) month period; 14.Verizon reserves and shall not waive, Verizon s right to claim before the Commission that Verizon should not have to fulfill a OneEighty order for Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops, or Dark Fiber IOF because that request would strand an unreasonable amount of fiber capacity, disrupt or degrade service to Customers or carriers other than OneEighty, or impair Verizon s ability to meet a legal obligation. 15 OneEighty may not reserve Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops, or Dark Fiber IOF. 16 OneEighty shall be solely responsible for: (a) determining whether or not the transmission characteristics of the Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF accommodate the requirements of OneEighty; (b) obtaining any Rights of Way, governmental or private property permit, easement or other authorization or approval required for access to the Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF; (c) installation of fiber optic transmission equipment needed to power the Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF to transmit Telecommunications Services traffic; (d) installation of a demarcation point in a building where a Customer is located; and (e) OneEighty s collocation arrangements with any proper optical cross connects or other equipment that OneEighty needs to access Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF before it submits an order for such access. OneEighty hereby represents and warrants that it shall have all such rights of way, authorizations and the like applicable to the geographic location at which it wishes to establish a demarcation point for dark fiber, on or before the date that OneEighty places an order for the applicable dark fiber, and that it shall maintain the same going forward. 17 OneEighty is responsible for trouble isolation before reporting trouble to Verizon. Verizon will restore continuity to Dark Fiber Loops, Dark Fiber Sub-Loops and Dark Fiber IOF that have been broken. Verizon will not repair a Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF that is capable of transmitting light, even if the transmission characteristics of the Dark Fiber Loop, Dark Fiber Sub-Loop or Dark Fiber IOF have changed. 18 OneEighty is responsible for all work activities at the Customer premises. Except as otherwise required by Applicable Law, all negotiations with the premises owner are solely the responsibility of OneEighty. Network Interface Device Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1, at One Eighty s request, Verizon shall permit OneEighty to connect a OneEighty Loop to the Inside Wiring of a Customer through the use of a Verizon NID in accordance with this Section 9 and the rates and charges provided in the Pricing Attachment. Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to NIDs in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. OneEighty may access a Verizon NID either by XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 XO-ID-App1.doc , means of a connection (but only if the use of such connection is technically feasible) from an adjoining OneEighty NID deployed by One Eighty or, if an entrance module is available in the Verizon NID, by connecting a OneEighty Loop to the Verizon NID. In all cases, Verizon shall perform this connection. When necessary, Verizon will rearrange its facilities to provide access to an existing Customer s Inside Wire. An entrance module is available only if facilities are not connected to it. In no case shall OneEighty access, remove, disconnect or in any other way rearrange, Verizon s Loop facilities from Verizon s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. In no case shall OneEighty access, remove, disconnect or in any other way rearrange, a Customer s Inside Wiring from Verizon s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors where such Customer Inside Wiring is used in the provision of ongoing Telecommunications Service to that Customer. 9.4 In no case shall OneEighty remove or disconnect ground wires from Verizon NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. In no case shall OneEighty remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from Verizon s NID enclosures. Maintenance and control of premises Inside Wiring is the responsibility of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer Inside Wiring must be resolved by the person who controls use of the wiring (e.g., the Customer). When OneEighty is connecting a OneEighty-provided Loop to the Inside Wiring of a Customer s premises through the Customer s side of the Verizon NID OneEighty does not need to submit a request to Verizon and Verizon shall not charge OneEighty for access to the Verizon NID. In such instances, OneEighty shall comply with the provisions of Sections 9.2 through 9.7 of this Agreement and shall access the Customer s Inside Wire in the manner set forth in Section 8 of this Agreement. Due to the wide variety of NIDs utilized by Verizon (based on Customer size and environmental considerations), OneEighty may access the Customer s Inside Wiring, acting as the agent of the Customer by any of the following means: 9:8 1 Where an adequate length of Inside Wiring is present and environmental conditions permit, OneEighty may remove the Inside Wiring from the Customer s side of the Verizon NID and connect that Inside Wiring to OneEighty s NID. 2 Where an adequate length of Inside Wiring is not present or environmental conditions do not permit, OneEighty may enter the Customer side of the Verizon NID enclosure for the purpose of removing the Inside Wiring from the terminals of Verizon s NID and connecting a connectorized or spliced jumper wire from a suitable punch ouf' hole of such NID enclosure to the Inside Wiring within the space of the Customer side of the Verizon NID. Such connection shall . be electrically insulated and shall not make any contact with the connection points or terminals within the Customer side of the Verizon NID. Appendix 1 OneEighty may request Verizon to make other rearrangements to the Inside Wiring terminations or terminal enclosure on a time and materials cost basis to be charged to the requesting party (Le. OneEighty, its agent, the building owner or the Customer). If OneEighty accesses the Customer s Inside Wiring as described in this Section 9.3, time and materials charges will be billed to the requesting party (Le. One Eighty, its agent, the building owner or the Customer) . Unbundled Switching Elements10. 10.Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 , Verizon shall make available to OneEighty the Local Switching Element and Tandem Switching Element unbundled from transport, local Loop transmission, or other services, in accordance with this Section 10 and the rates and charges provided in the Pricing Attachment. Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to the Local Switching Element and the Tandem Switching Element in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. Local Switchina10. 10.1 The unbundled Local Switching Element includes line side and trunk side facilities (e.g. line and trunk side Ports such as analog and ISDN line side Ports and DS1 trunk side Ports), plus the features, functions, and capabilities of the switch. It consists of the line-side Port (including connection between a Loop termination and a switch line card, telephone number assignment, basic intercept, one primary directory listing, presubscription, and access to 911, operator services, and directory assistance), line and line group features (including all vertical features and line blocking options that the switch and its associated deployed switch software is capable of providing and are currently offered to Verizon s local exchange Customers), usage (including the connection of lines to lines, lines to trunks, trunks to lines, and trunks to trunks), and trunk features (including the connection between the trunk termination and a trunk card). 10.2 Verizon shall offer, as an optional chargeable feature, usage tapes in accordance with Section Error! Reference source not found. of the Additional Services Attachment. 10.3 OneEighty may request activation or deactivation of features on a per- port basis at any time, and shall compensate Verizon for the non- recurring charges associated with processing the order. OneEighty may submit a Bona Fide Request in accordance with Section 14.3 for other switch features and functions that the switch is capable of providing, but which Verizon does not currently provide, or for customized routing of traffic other than operator services and/or directory assistance traffic. Verizon shall develop and provide these requested services where technically feasible with the agreement of OneEighty to pay the recurring and non-recurring costs of developing, installing, updating, providing and maintaining these services. Network Desian Reauest (NDR),10. Prior to submitting any order for unbundled Local Switching (as a UNE or in combination with other UNEs), OneEighty shall complete the NDR process. part of the NDR process, OneEighty shall request standardized or customized XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 10.4 routing of its Customer traffic in conjunction with the provision of unbundled Local Switching. - If OneEighty selects customized routing, OneEighty shall define the routing plan and Verizon shall implement such plan, subject to technical feasibility constraints. Time and Material Charges may apply. Tandem Switchina The unbundled Tandem Switching Element includes trunk-connect facilities, the basic switching function of connecting trunks to trunks, and the functions that are centralized in Tandem Switches. Unbundled Tandem switching creates a temporary transmission path between interoffice trunks that are interconnected at a Verizon access Tandem for the purpose of routing a call or calls. 11.Unbundled Interoffice Facilities Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1, where facilities are available, at OneEighty s request, Verizon shall provide OneEighty with IOF unbundled from other Network Elements at the rates set forth in the Pricing Attachment; provided, however, that Verizon shall offer unbundled shared IOF only to the extent that OneEighty also purchases unbundled Local Switching capability from Verizon in accordance with Section 10 of this Attachment. Verizon shall provide OneEighty with such IOF in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. 12. Signaling Networks and Call-Related Databases12. 12. 12. XO-ID-App1.doc Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 , Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access to databases and associated signaling necessary for call routing and completion by providing SS7 Common Channel Signaling ("CCS" Interconnection, and Interconnection and access to toll free service access 'code (e.g., 800/888/877) databases, UDB, and any other necessary databases, in accordance with this Section 12 and the rates and .charges provided in the Pricing Attachment. Such access shall be provided by Verizon in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. OneEighty shall provide Verizon with CCS Interconnection required for call routing and completion, and the billing of calls which involve OneEighty' Customers, at non-discriminatory rates (subject to the provisions of the Pricing Attachment), terms and conditions, provided further that if the OneEighty information Verizon requires to provide such call-related functionality is resident in a database, OneEighty will provide Verizon with the access and authorization to query OneEighty's information in the databases within which it is stored. Alternatively, either Party ("Purchasing Party") may secure CCS Interconnection from a commercial SS7 hub provider (third party signaling provider) to transport signaling messages to and from the Verizon CCS network, and in that case the other Party will permit the Purchasing Party to access the same databases as would have been accessible if the Purchasing Party had connected directly to the other Party s CCS network. If a third party signaling provider is selected by OneEighty to transport signaling messages, that third party provider must present a letter of agency to Verizon, prior to the testing of the interconnection, authorizing the third party to act on behalf of OneEighty. Appendix 1 12.4 12. 12. 12. 12. 12. Regardless of the manner in which OneEighty obtains CCS Interconnection, OneEighty snail comply with Verizon s SS7 certification process prior to establishing CCS Interconnection with Verizon. The Parties will provide CCS Signaling to each other, where and as available, in conjunction with all Reciprocal Compensation Traffic, Toll Traffic, Meet Point Billing Traffic, and Transit Traffic. The Parties will cooperate on the exchange of TCAP messages to facilitate interoperability of CCS-based features between their respective networks, including all CLASS Features and functions, to the extent each Party offers such features and functions to its Customers. All CCS Signaling parameters will be provided upon request (where available), including called party number, Calling Party Number, originating line information, calling party category, and charge number. All privacy indicators will be honored as required under applicable law. The Parties will follow all OaF-adopted standards pertaining to CIC/OZZ codes. Where CCS Signaling is not available, in-band multi-frequency ("MF") wink start signaling will be provided. Any such MF arrangement will require a separate local trunk circuit between the Parties' respective switches in those instances where the Parties have established End Office to End Office high usage trunk groups. In such an arrangement, each Party will out pulse the full ten-digit telephone number of the called Party to the other Party. The Parties acknowledge that there is a network security risk associated with interconnection with the public Internet Protocol network, including, but not limited to, the risk that interconnection of OneEighty signaling systems to the public Internet Protocol network may expose OneEighty and Verizon signaling systems and information to interference by third parties. OneEighty shall notify Verizon in writing sixty (60) days in advance of installation of any network arrangement that may expose signaling systems or information to access through the public Internet Protocol network. OneEighty shall take commercially reasonable efforts to protect its signaling systems and Verizon s signaling systems from interference by unauthorized persons. Each Party shall provide trunk groups, where available and upon reasonable request, that are configured utilizing the B8ZS ESF protocol for 64 kbps clear channel transmission to allow for ISDN interoperability between the Parties respective networks. 12.10 The following publications describe the practices, procedures and specifications generally utilized by Verizon for signaling purposes and are listed herein to assist the Parties in meeting their respective Interconnection responsibilities related to Signaling: 12.10.1 Telcordia Generic Requirements, GR-905-CORE, Issue 1, March, 1995, and subsequent issues and amendments; and 12. XO-ID-App1.doc 12.10.2 Where applicable, Verizon Supplement Common Channel Signaling Network Interface Specification (Verizon-905). Each Party shall charge the other Party mutual and reciprocal rates for any usage-based charges for CCS Signaling, toll free service access code (e. g., 800/888/877) database access, LlDB access, and access to other necessary databases, as follows: Verizon shall charge OneEighty in accordance with the Pricing Attachment and the terms and conditions in applicable Tariffs. OneEighty shall charge Verizon rates equal to the rates Verizon charges OneEighty, unless Appendix 1 OneEighty s Tariffs for CCS signaling provide for lower generally available rates, in which case OneEighty shall charge Verizon such lower rates. Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent a Party uses a third party vendor for the provision of CCS Signaling, such charges shall apply only to the third party vendor. Operations Support Systems13. Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1 above and in Section Error! Reference source not found. of the Additional Services Attachment, Verizon shall provide OneEighty with access via electronic inter faces to databases required for pre-ordering, ordering, provisioning, maintenance and repair, and billing. Verizon shall provide OneEighty with such access in accordance with , but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. All such transactions shall be submitted by OneEighty through such electronic interfaces. 14.Availability of Other Network Elements on an Unbundled Basis 14.Any request by OneEighty for access to a Verizon Network Element that is not already available and that Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide on an unbundled basis shall be treated as a Network Element Bona Fide Request pursuant to Section 14.3, below. OneEighty shall provide Verizon-access to its Network Elements as mutually agreed by the Parties or as required by Applicable Law. 14.Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Section 14, a Party shall not be required to provide a proprietary Network Element to the other Party under this Section 14 except as required by Applicable Law. Network Element Bona Fide Request (BFR).14. 14.1 Each Party shall promptly consider and analyze access to a new unbundled Network Element in response to the submission of a Network Element Bona Fide Request by the other Party hereunder. The Network Element Bona Fide Request process set forth herein does not apply to those services requested pursuant to Report & Order and Notice of Proposed Rulemaking 91-141 (reI. Oct. 19, 1992) ~ 259 and n.603 or subsequent orders. 14.2 A Network Element Bona Fide Request shall be submitted in writing and shall include a technical description of each requested Network Element. 14.3 The requesting Party may cancel a Network Element Bona Fide Request at any time, but shall pay the other Party's reasonable and demonstrable costs of processing and/or implementing the Network Element Bona Fide Request up to the date of cancellation. 14.3.4 Within ten (10) Business Days of its receipt, the receiving Party shall acknowledge receipt of the Network Element Bona Fide Request. 14.5 Except under extraordinary circumstances, within thirty (30) days of its receipt of a Network Element Bona Fide Request, the receiving Party shall provide to the requesting Party a preliminary analysis of such Network Element Bona Fide Request. The preliminary analysis shall confirm that the receiving Party will offer access to the Network Element or will provide a detailed explanation that access to the Network Element is not technically feasible and/or that the request XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 do~s not qualify as a Network Element that is required to be provided by Applicable Law. 14.6 If the receiving Party determines that the Network Element Bona Fide Request is technically feasible and access to the Network Element is required to be provided by Applicable Law, it shall promptly proceed with developing the Network Element Bona Fide Request upon receipt of written authorization from the requesting Party. When it receives such authorization, the receiving Party shall promptly develop the requested services, determine their availability, calculate the applicable prices and establish installation intervals. Unless the Parties otherwise agree, the Network Element requested must be priced in accordance with Section 252(d)(1) of the Act. 14.7 As soon as feasible, but not more than ninety (90) days after its receipt of authorization to proceed with developing the Network Element Bona Fide Request, the receiving Party shall provide to the requesting Party a Network Element Bona Fide Request quote which will include, at a minimum , a description of each Network Element, the availability, the applicable rates, and the installation intervals. 14.8 Within thirty (30) days of its receipt of the Network Element Bona Fide Request quote, the requesting Party must either confirm its order for the Network Element Bona Fide Request pursuant to the Network Element Bona Fide Request quote or seek arbitration by the Commission pursuant to Section 252 of the Act. 14.9 If a Party to a Network Element Bona Fide Request believes that the other Party is not requesting, negotiating or processing the Network Element Bona Fide Request in good faith, or disputes a determination or price or cost quote, or is failing to act in accordance with Section 251 of the Act, such Party may seek mediation or arbitration by the Commission pursuant to Section 252 of the Act. Maintenance of Network Elements15. If (a) OneEighty reports to Verizon a Customer trouble, (b) OneEighty requests a dispatch, (c) Verizon dispatches a technician, and (d) such trouble was not caused by Verizon s facilities or equipment in whole or in part, then OneEighty shall pay Verizon a charge set forth in the Pricing Attachment for time associated with said dispatch. In addition , this charge also applies when the Customer contact as designated by OneEighty is not available at the appointed time. OneEighty accepts responsibility for initial trouble isolation and providing Verizon with appropriate dispatch information based on its test results. If, as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site on Verizon company premises ("dispatch in ), a charge set forth in the Pricing Attachment will be assessed per occurrence to One Eighty by Verizon. If as the result of OneEighty instructions, Verizon is erroneously requested to dispatch to a site outside of Verizon company premises ("dispatch out"), a charge set forth in the Pricing Attachment will be assessed per occurrence to OneEighty by Verizon. Verizon agrees to respond to OneEighty trouble reports on a non-discriminatory basis consistent with the manner in which it provides service to its own retail Customers or to any other similarly situated Telecommunications Carrier. 16.Combinations 16.Subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1, Verizon shall be obligated to provide a combination of Network Elements (a "Combination ) only to the extent XO-ID-App1.doc Appendix 1 provision of such Combination is required by Applicable Law. To the extent Verizon is required by Applicable Law to provide a Combination to OneEighty, Verizon shall provide such Combination in accordance with, and subject to, requirements established by Verizon that are consistent with Applicable Law (such requirements, the "Combo Requirements ). Verizon shall make the Combo Requirements publicly available in an electronic form. 17.Rates and Charges The rates and charges for UNEs, Combinations and other services, facilities and arrangements, offered under this Attachment shall be as provided in this Attachment and the Pricing Attachment. XO-ID-App1.doc APPENDIX 2 v1. Rates and Charges for Transport and Termination of Traffic Reciprocal Compensation Traffic Termination Reciprocal Compensation Traffic End Office Rate: $0.0050687 per minute of use. Reciprocal Compensation Traffic Tandem Rate: $0.0070138 per minute of use. The Tandem Transit Service Charge is $0.0018345 per minute of use. Transit Service Billing Fee - Five percent (5%) of the Tandem Transit Traffic Service Charges assessed during the billing period for Tandem Transit Traffic exchanged with the relevant third party carriers. Transit Service Trunking Charge (for each relevant third party carrier) - For each DS1 equivalent volume3 (or portion thereof) of Tandem Transit Traffic exchanged with the relevant third party carrier during a monthly billing period: an amount equal to the total monthly rate for 24 channels (DS1 equivalent) for Switched Access, Access Tandem Dedicated Trunk Port DS1, as set forth in Verizon Tariff FCC No. 14, as amended from time to time. Entrance Facility and Transport for Interconnection Charges: See Intrastate Special Access Tariff In the event this Appendix 2 refers to a service that is not available under the Agreement, the Agreement shaH control. Nothing in this Appendix 2 shall be deemed to require Verizon to provide a service that the Agreement does not require Verizon to provide. All rates and charges specified herein are pertaining to the Interconnection Attachment. A CCS busy hour equivalent of 200,000 combined minutes of use. Idaho-10/21/03 II.Services Available for Resale The avoided cost discount for all Resale services is 13.50%. Non-Recurring Charges (NRCs) for Resale Services Pre-ordering CLEC Account Establishment Per CLEC Customer Record Search Per Account Ordering and Provisioning Engineered Initial Service Order (ISO) - New Service Engineered Initial Service Order - As Specified Engineered Subsequent Service Order Non-Engineered Initial Service Order - New Service Non-Engineered Initial Service Order - Changeover Non-Engineered Initial Service Order - As Specified Non-Engineered Subsequent Service Order Central Office Connect Outside Facility Connect Manual Ordering Charge Product Specific $273. $ 11 . $311. $123. $ 59. $ 42. $ 21 . $ 82. $ 19. $ 12. $ 68. $ 12. NRCs, other than those for Pre-ordering, Ordering and Provisioning, and Custom Handling as listed in this Appendix, will be charged from the appropriate retail tariff. No discount applies to such NRCs. Custom Handling Service Order Expedite: Engineered Non-Engineered Coordinated Conversions: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection Hot Coordinated Conversion per Additional Quarter Hour: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection $ 35.48 $ 12. $ 17. $ 10.$ 9. $ 30. $ 42. $ 38. 6.40 $ 10.$ 9. Idaho-1 0/21 /03 Application of NRCs Pre-ordering: CLEC Account Establishment is a one-time charge applied the first time that XO orders any service from this Agreement. Customer Record Search applies when XO requests a summary of the services currently subscribed to by the end-user. Ordering and Provisioning: Engineered Initial Service Order - New Service applies per Local Service Request (LSR) when engineering work activity is required to complete the order, e.g. digital loops. Non-Engineered Initial Service Order - New Service applies per LSR when no engineering work activity is required to complete the order, e.g. analog loops. Initial Service Order - As Specified (Engineered or Non-Engineered) applies only to Complex Services for services migrating from Verizon to XO. Complex Services are services that require a data gathering form or has special instructions. Non-Engineered Initial Service Order - Changeover applies only to Basic Services for services migrating from Verizon to XO. End-user service may remain the same or change. Central Office Connect applies in addition to the ISO when physical installation is required at the central office. Outside Facility Connect applies in addition to the ISO when incremental fieldwork is required. Manual Ordering Charge applies to orders that require Verizon to manually enter XO' order into Verizon s Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS), e.g. faxed orders and orders sent via physical or electronic mail. Custom Handling (These NRCs are in addition to any Preordering or Ordering and Provisioning NRCs): Service Order Expedite (Engineered or Non-Engineered) applies if XO requests service prior to the standard due date intervals. Coordinated Conversion applies if XO requests notification and coordination of service cut over prior to the service becoming effective. Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour applies if XO requests real-time coordination of a service cut-over that takes one hour or less. Hot Coordinated Conversion Per Additional Quarter Hour applies, in addition to the Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour, for every 15-minute segment of real-time coordination of a service cut-over that takes more than one hour. Idaho-10/21/03 III.Prices for Unbundled Network Elements Monthly Recurring Charges Local Loop 2 Wire Analog Loop (inclusive of NID)45. 4 Wire Analog Loop (inclusive of NID)67. 2 Wire Digital Loop (inclusive of NID)45. 4 Wire Digital Loop (inclusive of NID)67. DS-1 Loop 160. DS-3 Loop 320. Supplemental Features: ISDN-BRI Line Loop Extender DS1 Clear Channel Capability 26. Sub-Loop Wire Feeder 16. Wire Distribution 26. Wire Feeder 31. Wire Distribution 45. Wire Drop Wire Drop Inside Wire BFR Network Interface Device (leased separately) Basic NID:1.80 Complex (12 x) NID Switching Port Basic Analog Line Side Port Coin Line Side Port ISDN BRI Digital Line Side Port 19.40 DS-1 Digital Trunk Side Port 70. ISDN PRI Digital Trunk Side Port 227. Usage Charges (must purchase Port) Local Central Office Switching (Overall Average MOU)0050687 Common Shared Transport Transport Facility (Average MOU/ALM)0000021 Transport Termination (Average MOUfTerm)0001106 Tandem Switching (Average MOU)0017134 Terminating to Originating Ratio 4 In compliance with the FCC Order approving the Merger of GTE Corporation and Bell Atlantic (CC Docket No. 98-1840), Verizon will offer limited duration promotional discounts on resold residential exchange access lines. The terms and conditions on which these promotional discounts are being made available can be found on Verizon s web site, at htto://www,ate.com/wise for former GTE service areas and htto://www.bell-atLcom/wholesale/html/resources.htm for former Bell Atlantic service areas. Idaho-1 0/21 103 Dedicated Transport Fa~ilities CLEC Dedicated Transport CDT 2 Wire CDT 4 Wire CDT DS1 CDT DS3 Optical I nterface CDT DS3 Electrical Interface $ 33.52' $ 53. $ 300. $ 1 312. $ 1 750. Interoffice Dedicated Transport IDT DSO Transport Facility per ALM IDT DSO Transport Termination IDT DS1 Transport Facility per ALM IDT DS1 Transport Termination IDT DS3 Transport Facility per ALM IDT DS3 Transport Termination 12. 45. 25. 234. Multiplexing DS1 to Voice Multiplexing DS3 to DS1 Multiplexing DS1 Clear Channel Capability Unbundled Dark Fiber 194. 550. 26. Unbundled Dark Fiber Loops/Sub-Loops Dark Fiber Loop Dark Fiber Sub-Loop - Feeder Dark Fiber Sub-Loop - Distribution 67. 53. 13. 24. TBD Unbundled Dark Fiber Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber IDT -Facility Dark Fiber IDT -Termination Intermediate Office Cross Connect Idaho-10/21/03 UNE-P Pricing MACs. The MAC for a UNE-P will generally be equal to the sum of the MACs for the combined UNEs (e.g. the total of the UNE loop charge plus the UNE port charges in the Agreement (see Note A) plus: UNE local switching (per minute originating usage plus T/O factor to determine terminating minutes) based on UNE local switching rates in the Agreement plus UNE shared transport and tandem switching (based on factors for percent interoffice and tandem switch usage, plus assumed transport mileage of 10 miles and 2 terms) based on UNE shared transport rates in the Agreement plus UNE Vertical Services charges (optional per line charges, if allowed by the Agreement). (Note A): UNE platforms are available in four loop/port configurations as shown below. If the . price for any component of these platforms is not set forth herein, Verizon will use the ICB process to determine the appropriate price and TBD pricing shall apply. UNE Basic Analog Voice Grade Platform consists of the following components: UNE 2-wire Analog loop; and UNE Basic Analog Line Side port UNE ISDN BAI Platform consists of the following components: UNE 2-wire Digital loop; and UNE ISDN BAI Digital Line Side port UNE ISDN PAl Platform consists of the following components: UNE DS1 loop; and UNE ISDN PAl Digital Trunk Side port UNE DS1 Platform consists of the following components: UNE DS1 loop; and UNE DS1 Digital Trunk Side port NACs. Optional NACs will apply as ordered by the CLEC including such charges as Expedites, Coordinated Conversions, loop Conditioning, etc. EEL Pricing MACs. The MACs for an EEL will generally be equal to the applicable MACs for UNEs and Multiplexing that comprise an EEL arrangement (e.g. UNE Loop, IDT, CDT, Multiplexing, & Clear Channel Capability). Idaho-10/21/03 Line Splitting Except as noted in the following paragraph, the provider of voice services in a Line Splitting arrangement ("VLEG") will be billed for all charges associated with the Network Elements and other Verizonservices, facilities and arrangements, used in conjunction with the Line Splitting arrangement ("Line Splitting Arrangement"), regardless of which GLEG in the Line Splitting Arrangement orders the Network Elements or other Verizon services, facilities or arrangements. These charges include, but are not limited to, all applicable non-recurring charges and monthly recurring charges related to such Line Splitting Arrangement, including but not limited to UNE- (2-wire digita1 UNE loop or 2-wire ADSL capable UNE loop, UNE switch port, UNE local switching usage, UNE local transport and usage rates), testing, pre-qualification, OSS, line conditioning, GLEG account establishment and misdirected trouble charges. The GLEG with the applicable collocation arrangement will be billed for splitter establishment and collocation related charges. 5 Rates for the individual line splitting components are contained in existing terms for Unbundled Network Elements and Collocation. Idaho-10/21/03 NON-RECURRING CHARGES - LOOP, PORT AND NID Pre-ordering CLEC Account Establishment Per CLEC Customer Record Search $166. $ 4. Ordering and Provisioning Loop: Engineered Initial Service Order (ISO) Non-Engineered ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection (See Note 1) $294. $ 49. $ 12. $ 68. NID: ISO Outside Facility Connection $ 33. $ 42. Port: ISO Subsequent Service Order Central Office Connection $ 50.46 $ 25. $ 12. Custom Handling Manual Ordering Charge Service Order Expedite: Engineered Loop LSRs All Other LSRs $ 12. $ 25. $ 3. Coordinated Conversions: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection $ 17. $ 10. $ 9. Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection $ 30. $ 42. $ 38. Hot Coordinated Conversion per Additional Quarter Hour: ISO Central Office Connection Outside Facility Connection 6.40 $ 10. $ 9. Note 1: The Outside Loop Facility Charge will apply when fieldwork is required for establishment of a new unbundled loop service. Idaho-10/21/03 NON-RECURRING CHARGES - OTHER UNEs "'" , ..,,-,, ,, --, LOCALWHOLESAILESERVICES ,. Qrdering100$, '., " Manual" UNBUNDLED SUB-LOOP, Exchange - FDI Feeder Interconnection - Initial Exchange - FDI Feeder Interconnection - Subsequent Exchange - FDI Distribution-Interconnection - Initial Exchange - FDI Distribution Interconnection - Subsequent Exchange - Serving Terminal Interconnection - Initial Exchange - Serving Terminal Interconnection - Subsequent Advanced - Service Inquiry Charge Advanced - Interoffice Dedicated Transport - Initial Advanced - Unbundled Loop -Initial Advanced - Sub-Loop Feeder - Initial Advanced - Sub-Loop Distribution - Initial Intermediate Office Cross Connect Dark fiber Record Review (with reservations) Dark Fiber Optional Engineering Services $ 36. $ 15. $ 36. $ 15. $ 36. $ 15. $405. $ 64. $ 64. $ 64. $ 64. TBD TBD TBD $ 26. $ 11 . $ 26. $ 11 . $ 26. $ 11.83 $405. $ 64. $ 64. $ 64. $ 64. ENFfANC ED I:XTEND EDL) Nt( (WITH MANU~LA,.,. D SEM I-M ECHAN!Zr;QQFmONS add itiQ I!~..I OT 'arid.. 'C DT.' pt1ftrg,. ' . ' . ~ pPIy". if '.ap p 1 i~a bte" ,to '~" E E ,t..~I19,e mel!tl" " Advanced - Basic (2-wire and 4-wire) - Initial Advanced - Basic (2-wire and 4-wire) - Subsequent DS1/DS3 - Initial DS1/DS3 - Subsequent DS3 to DS1 Multiplexer DS1 to DSO Multiplexer Chang~er Charge ,(Con"erSl~i1 ftom.Spec:ial~ces.toI:ELJa' " " orTransport). " "", ". '., , ', "., '. Advanced - Basic (2-wire and 4-wire) Changeover (As Is) Advanced - Basic (2-wire and 4-wire) Changeover (As Is)- Additional MOG (Mass Order Generator) Only Advanced - Complex (DS1 and above) Changeover (As Is) Advanced - Complex (DS1 and above) Changeover (As Is)- Additional MOG (Mass Order Generator) Only $ 88. $ 38. $ 97. $ 38. N/A N/A $161. $7. $179. $7. $ 56. $ 21. $ 65. $ 21. N/A N/A $ 46. $ 16. $ 61. $ 16. $ 28. $ 13. N/A $267. $261. $261. $264. $12. $ 12. $12. $ 12. $450. $800. royisi()ning , ' ' . " Addtt Unit. $ 24.$ 7. $ 30. $ 7. $ 15. 6.41 N/A $224. $220.43 $220.43 $216. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $117. $4. $41. $41. N/A N/A Idaho-0/21 103 ' " " '" 6LOOPCONDmONING\ ' '.' '' '' " " (No 'c"argefo~loQps12,CJOQ1Ht9~less) Loop Conditioning - Bridged Tap Loop Conditioning - Load Coils Loop Conditioning - Load Coils / Bridged Tap N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $318. $249. $568. $ 34. $ 34. UNEPL.ATFORM Exchange - Basic - Initial $ 31.$ 22.$ 28.$ 26. Exchange - Basic - Subsequent $ 16.44 $ 13. Exchange - Basic - Changeover $ 19.$ 15. Exchange - Complex Non-Digital - Initial $ 41 .$ 27.$162.41 $ 31. Exchange - Complex Non-Digital - Subsequent (Port Feature)$ 16.44 $ 13, Exchange - Complex Non-Digital - Subsequent (Switch $ 20.$ 13.$ 22.$ 22. Feature Group) Exchange - Complex Non-Digital - Changeover (As Is)$ 22.$ 17. Exchange - Complex Non-Digital - Changeover (As Specified) $ 30.$ 21.$ 20. Exchange - Complex Digital - Initial $ 41 .$ 27.$205.$ 28. Exchange - Complex Digital - Subsequent (Port Feature)$ 16.44 $ 13. Exchange - Complex Digital - Subsequent (Switch Feature $ 20.$ 13.$ 22.$ 22. Group) Exchange - Complex Digital - Changeover (As Is)$ 22.$ 17. Exchange - Complex Digital - Changeover (As Specified)$ 30.$ 21.$ 80. Advanced - Complex - Initial $ 48.$ 34.$681.$303. Advanced - Complex - Subsequent $ 20.$ 13.$ 65.$ 48.47 Advanced - Complex - Changeover (As Is)$ 24.$ 19.$ 51.$ 34. Advanced - Complex - Changeover (As Specified)$ 37.$ 28.$ 82.$ 64. INTE89F=F=lCEDEDI~AT1:QT~gFn'Opn(:AlSoappl~, Iprport!()oC)t~I\EELi~J'I'.ngern. " '..........' "' ." ', '' , " Advanced - Basic(2-wire and 4-wire) - Initial Advanced - Basic (2-wire and 4-wire)- Subsequent Advanced - Complex (DS1 and above) - Initial Advanced - Complex(DS1 and above) - Subsequent $ 95.49 $ 45. $105. $ 45. $ 63. $ 28. $ 72. $ 28. $428. $ 58. $584.49 $ 86. N/A N/A N/A N/A CA; n , Entrance Facility/Dedicated Transport DSO - Initial $ 95.49 Entrance Facility/Dedicated Transport DSO - Subsequent $ 45. Entrance Facility/Dedicated Transport DS1/DS3 - Initial $105. Entrance Facility/Dedicated Transport DS1/DS3 - Subsequent $ 45.Clear Channel Capability N/A $ 63. $ 28, $ 72. $ 28. N/A 6 These charges are interim and subject to retroactive true back to the Effective Date of this Agreement. $390. $ 58. $515. $ 86. $90. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Idaho-10/21/03 SIGNAI;INGSY~J~...1(!)~1) , , - Facilities and Trunks - Initial $237.$205.$568.N/A Facilities and Trunks - Subsequent (with Engineering Review)$ 71 .$ 55.$213.N/A Facilities and Trunks - Subsequent (w/o Engineering Review)$ 71.$ 55.$ 67.N/A Trunks Only - Initial $126.$ 93.$505.41 N/A Trunks Only - Subsequent (with Engineering Review)$ 49.46 $ 33.$202.N/A Trunks Only - Subsequent (w/o Engineering Review)$ 49.46 $ 33.$ 67.N/A STP Ports (SS7 Links)$237.$205.$438.N/A CUSTOMIZED ROOTING BFA' Exchange Products Advanced Products $ 3. $ 25. $ 3. $ 25. N/A N/A N/A N/A Customer Record Search (per account) CLEC Account Establishment (per GLEe) Design Change Charge - EELs and Transport $ 4. $166. $40. $166. $40. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A UN E SHAFlINQ+QU:QPWNlEb$~L.lTTEFt.. ., CLEC Splitter Connection - Initial CLEC Splitter Connection - Subsequent $ 32. $ 13. $ 22.$ 9. $ 53. $ 14.49 $ 47. $ 13. Idaho-10/21/03 Application of NRCs Preordering: CLEC Account Establishment is a one-time charge applied the first time that XO orders any service from this Agreement. Customer Record Search applies when XO requests a summary of the services currently subscribed to by the end-user. Ordering and Provisioning: Initial Service Order (ISO) applies to each Local Service Request (LSR) and Access Service Request (ASR) for new service. Charge is Manual (e.g. for a faxed order) or Semi-Mechanized (e.g. for an electronically transmitted order) based upon the method of submission used by the CLEC. Subsequent Service Order applies to each LSR/ASR for modifications to an existing service. Charge is Manual or Semi-Mechanized based upon the method of submission used by the CLEC. Advanced ISO applies per LSR/ASR when engineering work activity is required to complete the order. Exchange ISO applies per LSR/ASR when no engineering work activity is required to complete the order. Provisioning - Initial Unit applies per ISO for the first unit installed. The Additional Unit applies for each additional unit installed on the same ISO. Basic Provisioning applies to services that can be provisioned using standard network components maintained in inventory without specialized instructions for switch translations, routing, and service arrangements. Complex Provisioning applies to services that require special instruction for the provisioning of the service to meet the customer s needs. Examples of services and their Ordering/Provisioning category that applies: Exchange-Basic: 2-Wire Analog, 4-Wire Analog, Standard Sub-Loop Distribution, Standard Sub-Loop Feeder, Drop and NID. Exchange-Complex: Non-loaded Sub-Loop Distribution, Non-load Sub-Loop Feeder, Loop Conditioning, Customized Routing, ISDN BRI Digital Line Side Port and Line Sharing. Advanced-Basic: 2-Wire Digital Loop, 4-Wire Digital Loop Advanced-Complex: DS1 Loop, DS3 Loop, Dark Fiber, EELs, and ISDN PAl Digital Trunk Side Port Conditioning applies in addition to the ISO, for each Loop or Sub-Loop UNE for the installation and grooming of Conditioning requests. Idaho-10/21/03 DS1 Clear Channel Capability applies in addition to the ISO, per DS1 for the installation and grooming of bS1 Clear Channel Capability requests. Changeover Charge applies to UNE-P and EEL orders when an existing retail, resale, or special access service is already in place. Service Inquiry - Dark Fiber applies per service inquiry when a CLEC requests Verizon to determine the availability of dark fiber on a specific route. EELs - The NACs that generally apply to an EEL arrangement are applicable ordering & provisioning charges for EEL Loops, IDT, CDT, Multiplexing and Clear Channel Capability Custom Handling (These NACs are in addition to any Preordering or Ordering and Provisioning NACs): Service Order Expedite applies if XO requests service prior to the standard due date intervals and the expedite request can be met by Verizon. Coordinated Conversion applies if XO requests notification and coordination of service cut-over prior to the service becoming effective. Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour applies if XO requests real-time coordination of a service cut-over that takes one hour or less. Hot Coordinated Conversion Per Additional Quarter Hour applies, in addition to the Hot Coordinated Conversion First Hour, for every 15-minute segment of real-time coordination of a service cut-over that takes more than one hour. Design Change Charge applies to EELs & Transport orders for design changes requested by the CLEC. Idaho-10/21/03 IV.Rates and Charges for 911 See State Tariff. Idaho-10/21/03 Collocation Rates CAGED COLLOCATION RATES . Elements Increment NRC / MRC Rate Non-Recurrin Prices Engineering Costs Engineering/Major Augment Fee per occurrence NRC 129. Minor Augment Fee per occurrence NRC 200. Access Card Administration (New/Replacement)per card NRC 22. Cage Grounding Bar per bar NRC 1 ,437. DC Power per 40 amps NRC 731. per amp NRC Overhead Superstructure per project NRC 2,440. Facility Cable or Fiber Optic Patchcord PulltTermination Engineering per project NRC 76. Facility Cable Pull per cable run NRC 211. Fiber Optic Patch cord Pull per cable run NRC 207. DSO Cable Termination per 100 pair NRC DS1 Cable Termination per 28 pair NRC DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Preconnectorized)per termination NRC DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Unconnectorized)per termination NRC 11. Fiber Optic Patch cord Termination per termination NRC Fiber Cable Pull Engineering per project NRC 607. Place Innerduct per lin ft NRC Pull Cable per lin ft NRC 1.00 Cable Fire Retardant per occurrence NRC 42. Fiber Cable Splice Engineering per project NRC 31. Splice Cable per fiber NRC 70. BITS Timing per project NRC 307. Monthl Recurrin Prices Caged Floor Space including Shared Access Area per sq ft MRC DC Power per 40 amps MRC 592. per amp MRC Building Modification per request MRC 201. Environmental Conditioning per 40 amps MRC 92. per amp MRC Facility Termination DSO per 100 pr MRC DS1 per 28 pr MRC 16. DS3 per DS3 MRC 11. Fiber Optic Patchcord per connector MRC Cable Rack Space - Metallic per cable run MRC Cable Rack Space - Fiber per innerduct ft MRC Fiber Optic Patchcord Duct Space per cable run MRC Manhole Space - Fiber per project MRC Subduct Space - Fiber per lin ft MRC Cable Vault Splice Idaho-10/21/03 CAGED COLLOCATION RATES Elements Fiber Cable - 48 Fiber Material Space Utilization in Vault Fiber Cable - 96 Fiber Material Space Utilization in Vault BITS Timing Increment NRC / MRC Rate per splice MAC 10. per subduct MAC per splice MAC 27. per subduct MAC per occurrence MAC 11. Idaho-10/21/03 CAGELESS COLLOCATION RATES' Elements Non-Recurrina Prices Engineering Costs Engineering/Major Augment Fee Minor Augment Fee Access Card Administration (New/Replacement) DC Power per occurrence NRC 129. , per occurrence NRC 200. per card NRC 22. per 40 amps NRC 731. per amp NRC per project NRC 2,440. per project NRC 76. per cable run NRC 211. per cable run NRC 207. per 100 pair NRC per 28 pair NRC per termination NRC per termination NRC 11. per termination NRC per project NRC 607. per lin ft NRC per lin ft NRC per occurrence NRC 42. per project NRC 31. per fiber NRC 70. per project NRC 307. Monthl Recurrin Prices Relay Rack Floor Space per lin ft MRC 20. DC Power per 40 amps MRC 592. per amp MRC Building Modification per request MRC 201. Environmental Conditioning per 40 amps MRC 92, per amp MRC Facility Termination DSO per 100 pr MRC DS1 per 28 pr MRC 16, DS3 per DS3 MRC 11. Fiber Optic Patchcord per connector MRC Cable Rack Space - Metallic per cable run MRC Cable Rack Space - Fiber per innerduct ft MRC Fiber Optic Patch cord Duct Space per cable run MRC Manhole Space - Fiber per project MRC Subduct Space - Fiber per lin ft MRC Overhead Superstructure Facility Cable or Fiber Optic Patchcord PulltTermination Engineering Facility Pull Fiber Optic Patchcord Pull DSO Cable Termination DS1 Cable Termination DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Preconnectorized) DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Unconnectorized) Fiber Optic Patch cord Termination Fiber Cable Pull Engineering Place Innerduct Pull Cable Cable Fire Retardant Fiber Cable Splice Engineering Splice Cable BITS Timing Idaho-1 0/21 /03 CAGELEsscom:'OCATION RATES Elements Cable Vault Splice Fiber Cable - 48 Fiber Material Space Utilization in Vault Fiber Cable - 96 FiberMaterial Space Utilization in Vault BITS Timing per splice MAC 10. per subduct MAC per splice MAC 27. per subduct MAC per occurrence MAC 11. Idaho-10/21/03 ADJACENT COLLOCATION RATES, Elements Increment NRC / MRC Non-Recurring Prices Engineering Fee Fiber Cable Pull Engineering Place Innerduct Pull Cable Cable Fire Retardant Metallic Cable Pull Engineering Pull Cable Cable Fire Retardant Cable Splice Engineering Metallic Cable Splicing (greater than 200 pair) Metallic Cable Splicing (200 pair or less) Fiber Cable Splicing (48 fiber cable or less) Fiber Cable Splicing (greater than 48 fiber) Facility Pull Engineering Facility Pull Facility Termination DSO Cable Connectorized U nconnectorized DS1 Cable Connectorized Unconnectorized DS3 (Coaxial) Cable Connectorized Unconnectorized Fiber BITS Timing MonthlY Recurring Prices Cable Space Subduct Space Manhole Subduct Conduit Space. 4" Duct. Metallic Cable Manhole Conduit Facility Termination DSO DS1 DS3 per occurrence NRC $958. per project NRC 607. 1 lin ft NRC 1 lin ft NRC per occurrence NRC 42. per project NRC 607. 1 lin ft NRC 1.00 per occurrence NRC 42. per project NRC 31. per DSO/DS1 pair NRC per DSO/DS 1 pair NRC per fiber NRC 70. per fiber NRC 65. per project NRC 76. 1 lin ft NRC per 100 pr NRC per 100 pr NRC 42. per 28 pr NRC per 28 pr NRC 32. per DS3 NRC per DS3 NRC 11. per fiber term NRC 70. per project NRC 307. per project MRC 1 lin ft MRC per conduit MRC 12. 1 tin ft MRC per 100 pr MRC per 28 pr MRC 16. per coaxial MRC 11. Idaho-10/21/03 ADJACENT' COtLOCA TtONRAT'ES Elements Cable Vault Space Metallic DSO Cable - 1200 Pair Material Space Utilization Metallic DSO Cable - 900 Pair Material Space Utilization Metallic DSO Cable - 600 Pair Material Space Utilization Metallic DSO Cable - 100 Pair Material Space Utilization Fiber Cable - 48 fiber Material Space Utilization Fiber Cable - 96 fiber Material Space Utilization Cable Rack Space Metallic DSO Metallic DS1 Fiber Coaxial BIT'S T'iming Increment NRC / MRC Rate per splice MAC 464. per cable MAC per splice MAC 340. per cable MAC per splice MAC 226. per cable MAC per splice MAC 47. per cable MAC per splice MAC 10. per subduct MAC per splice MAC 27. per subduct MAC 1 lin ft MAC 1 lin ft MAC per innerduct ft MAC 1 lin ft MAC per occurrence MAC 11. Idaho-10/21/03 VIRTUAL. COL.L.OCATIONRATES Elements Increment NRC / MRC Rate Non-Recurrina Prices Engineering Costs Engineering/Major Augment Fee Equipment Installation Software Upgrades Card Installation DC Power per project per fiber per project NAC 557. NAC 3,474. NAC 96. NAC 222. NAC 731. NAC NAC 76. NAC 211. NAC 207. NAC NAC NAC NAC 11. NAC NAC 607. NAC NAC NAC 42. NAC 31. NAC 70. NAC 307. per occurrence per quarter rack per base unit per card per 40 amps per amp Facility Cable or Fiber Optic Patchcord PullrrerminationEngineering per projectFacility Cable Pull per cable run Fiber Optic Patchcord Pull per cable runDSO Cable Termination per 100 pairDS1 Cable Termination per 28 pair DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination per termination (Preconnectorized) DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Unconnectorized) Fiber Optic Patch cord Termination Fiber Cable Pull Engineering Place Innerduct Pull Cable Cable Fire Aetardant Fiber Cable Splice Engineering Splice Cable BITS Timing per termination per termination per project per lin ft per lin ft per occurrence Monthlv Recurrina Prices Environmental Conditioning per quarter rack MAC 82. per 40 amps MAC 592. per amp MAC per 40 amps MAC 92. per amp MAC per 100 pr MAC per 28 pr MAC 16. per DS3 MAC 11. per connector MAC per cable run MAC per innerduct ft MAC per cable run MAC per project MAC per lin ft MAC Equipment Maintenance DC Power Facility Termination DSO DS1 DS3 Fiber Optic Patchcord Cable Rack Space - Metallic Cable Rack Space - Fiber Fiber Optic Patchcord Duct Space Manhole Space - Fiber Subduct Space - Fiber Cable Vault Splice Fiber Cable - 48 Fiber Idaho-10/21/03 VIRT UAL. CO LLOCATION RAT ES Elements Material Space Utilization in Vault Fiber Cable - 96 Fiber Material Space Utilization in Vault BITS Timing per splice per subduct per occurrence MAC MAC MAC 27. 11. Idaho-10/21/03 MICROWAVECOt..LOCATION RATES Elements Non-Recurrina Prices Augment Fee Facility Pull Engineering Labor Building Penetration for Microwave Cable Special Work for Microwave Monthly Recurrina Prices Rooftop Space Increment NRC / MRC Rate per occurrence NAG 998. per project NAG 76. per linear ft NAG per occurrence NAG 1GB per occurrence NAG 1GB per sq ft MAG Idaho-10/21/03 DEDtCATED,TRANSIT SERVtCECOttOCATtON RATES Elements Non-Recurrina Prices DSO Service Order - Semi-Mechanized Service Order - Manual Service Connection - CO Wiring Service Connection - Provisioning DS1/DS3/Dark Fiber Service Order - Semi-Mechanized Service Order - Manual Service Connection - CO Wiring Service Connection - Provisioning Lit Fiber Increment Rate per order NAC 21, per order NAG 38. per jumper NAC per order NAC 64. per order NAC 21. per order NAC 38. per jumper NAC 17. per order NAC 78. 1GB Idaho-10/21/03 MISCELLANEOUSCOlLOCATION$ERVICES ' Elements Labor: Overtime Installation Labor Overtime Repair Labor Additional Installation Testing Labor Standby Labor Testing & Maintenance with Other Teleost Labor Other Labor Labor Rates: Basic Time, Business Day, Per Technician First Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Each Additional Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Overtime, Outside the Business Day First Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Each Additional Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Prem.Time, Outside Business Day, Per Tech First Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Each Additional Half Hour or Fraction Thereof Cable Material Facility Cable-DSO Cable (Connectorized) 100 pair Facility Cable-DS1 Cable (Connectorized) Facility Cable-DS3 Coaxial Cable Facility Cable-Shielded Cable (Orange Jacket) Fiber Optic Patchcord - 24 Fiber (Connectorized) Power Cable-Wire Power 1/0 Power Cable-Wire Power 2/0 Power Cable-Wire Power 3/0 Power Cable-Wire Power 4/0 Power Cable-Wire Power 350 MCM Power Cable-Wire Power 500 MCM Power Cable-Wire Power 750 MCM Facility Cable - Category 5 Connectorized Collocation Space Report NRC / MRC RateIncrement per rates below per rates below per rates below per rates below per rates below per rates below NRC $42. NAC 21 .41 NAC 100. NAC 75. NRC 150. NRC 125. per cable run NRC 324. per cable run NRC 301. per cable run NAC 82, per cable run NRC 34. per cable run NRC 810. per cable run NRC 91. per cable run NRC 132. per cable run NRC 146. per cable run NRC 180. per cable run NRC 307. per cable run NRC 428. per cable run NRC 658. per linear ft NRC per premise NRC 1 ,218. Idaho-10/21/03 DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION OF RATE ELEMENTS Non-Recurring Charges The following are non-recurring charges (one-time charges) that apply for specific work activity: Enaineerina/Maior Auament Fee. The Engineering/Major Augment Fee applies for each initial Caged. Cageless, Virtual, or Microwave collocation request and major augment requests for existing Caged, Cageless, and Virtual collocation arrangements. This charge recovers the costs of the initial walkthrough to determine if there is sufficient collocation space, the best location for the collocation area, what building modifications are necessary to provide collocation, and if sufficient DC power facilities exist in the premises to accommodate collocation. This fee also includes the total time for the Building Services Engineer and the time for the Outside Plant and Central Office Engineers to attend status meetings. Enaineerina/Maior Auament Fee (Microwave Onlv). The Engineering/Major Augment Fee for Microwave Collocation applies when an existing Caged and Cageless collocation arrangement is augmented with newly installed microwave antennae and other exterior facilities. This charge recovers the costs of the initial walkthrough to determine if there is sufficient space, the best location for the microwave antennae and other exterior facilities, what building modifications are necessary, if any. and if sufficient support facilities exist in the premises to accommodate the microwave antennae and other exterior facilities. This fee also includes the total time for the Building Services Engineer to coordinate the entire project. Minor Auament Fee. The Minor Augment Fee applies for each minor augment request of an Existing Caged, Cageless, Virtual , or Microwave collocation arrangement that does not require additional AC or DC power systems, HVAC system upgrades. or additional cage space. Minor augments are those requests that require the Company to perform a service or function on behalf of the CLEC including, but not limited to: installation of Virtual equipment cards or software upgrades, removal of Virtual equipment, requests to pull cable from exterior microwave facilities, and requests to terminate DSO, DS1 and DS3 cables. Access Card Administration . The Access Card Administration rate covers activities associated with the issuance and management of premises access cards. The rate is applied on a per card basis. Caae Groundina Bar. The Cage Grounding Bar rate recovers the material and labor costs to provision a ground bar, including necessary ground wire, in the collocator s cage. BITS Timina. The non-recurring charge for BITS Timing includes engineering, materials, and labor costs to wire a BITS port to the CLEC's equipment. If requested, it is applied on a per project basis. Overhead Superstructure. The Overhead Superstructure charge is applied for each initial caged and cageless collocation application. The Overhead Superstructure charge is designed to recover Verizon engineering, material , and installation costs for extending dedicated overhead superstructure. Facilitv Cable or Fiber Optic Patchcord PulifTermination-Enaineerina. The Facility Cable or Fiber Optic Patch cord PulifTermination-Engineering charge is applied per project to recover the engineering costs of pulling and terminating the interconnection wire (cable or fiber patchcord) from the collocation cage or relay rack to the Main Distribution Frame block, DSX panel, or fiber distribution panel. The charge would also apply per project to recover the engineering costs of pulling transmission cable from microwave antennae facilities on the rooftop to the collocation cage or relay rack. Facilitv Pull.The Facility Pull charge is applied per cable run and recovers the labor cost of pulling metallic cable or fiber optic patchcord from the collocation cage or relay rack to the Main Distribution Frame block , DSX panel , or fiber distribution panel. Idaho-10/21/03 Cable Termination.The Cable Termination charge is applied per cable or fiber optic patchcord terminated and is designed to recover the labor cost of terminating transmission cable or fiber optic patchcord from the collocation cage or relay rack to the Main Distribution Frame block, DSX panel, or fiber distribution panel. Fiber Cable Pull-Enaineerina . The Fiber Cable Pull-Engineering charge is applied per project to cover the engineering costs for pulling the CLEC's fiber cable, when necessary, into Verizon s central office. Fiber Cable Pull-Place Innerduct The Fiber Cable Pull-Place Innerduct charge is applied per linear foot to cover the cost of placing innerduct. Innerduct is the split plastic duct placed from the cable vault to the CLEC's equipment area through which the CLEC's fiber cable is pulled. Fiber Cable. Pull-Labor. This charge is applied per linear foot and covers the labor costs of pulling the CLEC's fiber cable into Verizon s central office. Fiber Cable Pull-Fire Retardant.This charge is associated with the filling of space around cables extending through walls and between floors with a non-flammable material to prevent fire from spreading from one room or floor to another. Fiber Ootic Patch cord Termination . The Fiber Optic Patchcord Termination is applied per fiber-cable termination and recovers the labor cost to terminate the fiber optic patchcord cable. Fiber Solice-Enaineerina.The Fiber Splice-Engineering charge is applied per project and covers the engineering costs for fiber cable splicing projects. Fiber Sol ice. The Fiber Splice charge is applied per fiber cable spliced and recovers the labor cost associated with the splicing. DC Power. The DC Power Charge is applied per 40 load amps requested for each caged, cageless, and virtual collocation application. This NRC recovers Verizon s engineering, material and installation costs for providing and terminating DC power runs to the collocation area. Cable Material Charaes. The CLEC has the option of providing its own cable or Verizon may, at the CLEC's request, provide the necessary transmission and power cables. If Verizon provides these cables, the applicable Cable Material Charge will be charged. Adiacent Enaineerina Fee. The Adjacent Engineering Fee provides for the initial activities of the Central Office Equipment Engineer, Land & Building Engineer and the Outside Plant Engineer associated with determining the capabilities of providing Adjacent On-Site collocation. The labor charges are for an on- site visit, preliminary investigation of the manhole/conduit systems, wire center and property, and contacting other agencies that could impact the provisioning of adjacent collocation. Adjacent Fiber Cable Pull-Enaineerina.The Adjacent Fiber Cable Pull-Engineering fee provides for engineering associated with pulling the CLEC's fiber cable in an adjacent collocation arrangement. The Adjacent Fiber Cable Pull-Engineering charge includes the time incurred by the Outside Plant Engineer on the project to determine the conduit! subduct assignment and associated outside plant activity to complete the work. Adjacent Fiber Cable Pull-Place Innerduct.This NRC covers the cost for placing innerduct, if required for adjacent collocation , which is the split plastic duct placed from the cable vault to the CLEC's equipment area through which the CLEC's fiber is pulled. Adiacent Fiber Cable Pull-Labor,This charge covers the labor costs for pulling CLEC fiber cable for an adjacent collocation arrangement. Refer to Adjacent Fiber Cable Pull-Engineering above. Idaho-10/21/03 Adiacent-Cable Fire Retardant.This charge is associated with the filling of space around cables extending through walls and between floors with a non-flammable material to prevent fire from spreading from one room or floor to another. Adiacent Metallic Cable Pull-Enaineerina . This NRC covers the engineering costs of pulling metallic cable for Adjacent collocation into Verizon s wire center. For Adjacent collocation, the metallic cable will be spliced in the cable vaultto a stubbed connector located on the vertical side of the main distribution frame to provide proper protection for central office equipment. Adiacent Metallic Cable Pull Labor. This charge covers the labor costs of pulling metallic cable for Adjacent collocation into Verizon s wire center. Adjacent Cable Splice-Enaineerina . This charge covers the outside plant engineering costs for cable splice projects associated with an adjacent collocation arrangement. Adiacent DS1/DSO Cable Splice-Greater Than 200 Pair.This charge is for the labor to splice metallic cables and is based on a per pair spliced. Adjacent DS1/DSO Cable Splice-Less Than 200 Pair.This charge is for the labor to splice metallic cables and is based on a per pair spliced. Adiacent Fiber Cable Splice. This charge covers the labor to splice fiber cables and is based on a per fiber spliced. Adjacent Facilitv Pull-Enaineerina. This charge covers the engineering cost associated with the interconnection wire (cable) from the main distribution frame connector to a termination block or DSX panel. Adiacent Facilitv Pull-Labor.This charge covers the labor of running the interconnection wire (cable) from the main distribution frame connector to a termination block or DSX panel. Adiacent DSO Cable Termination (Connectorized)/Adiacent DSO Cable Termination (Unconnectorized). These charges cover the labor to terminate these types of interconnection wire (cable) for adjacent collocation to the main distribution frame block or DSX panel. Adjacent DS1 Cable Termination (Connectorized)/Adiacent DS1 Cable Termination (Unconnectorized) These charges cover the labor of terminating these types of interconnection wire (cable) for adjacent collocation to the main distribution frame block or DSX panel. Adjacent DS3 Coaxial Cable Termination (Preconnectorized) /Adjacent.These charges cover the labor of terminating this type of interconnection wire (cable) for adjacent collocation to the main distribution frame block or DSX panel. Adiacent Fiber Cable Termination . This charge covers the labor of terminating fiber cable for adjacent collocation to the main distribution frame block or DSX panel. Collocation Space Report. When requested by a CLEC, Verizon will submit a report that indicates Verizon s available collocation space in a particular premise. The report will be issued within ten calendar days of the request. The report will specify the amount of collocation space available at each requested premise, the number of collocators, and any modifications in the use of the space since the last report. The report will also include measures that Verizon is taking to make additional space available for collocation. Idaho-10/21/03 Miscellaneous Services Labor. Additionallabor, if required., to complete a collocation request or perform inventory services for CLECs. Facilitv Pull CMicrowave Onlv). The Facility Pull charge is applied per linear foot and recovers the labor cost of pulling transmission cable from the microwave antennae and other exterior facilities on the rooftop to the transmission equipment in the collocation cage or relay rack. Buildina Penetration for Microwave Cable. The reasonable costs to penetrate buildings for microwave cable to connect microwave antennae facilities and other exterior facilities to the transmission equipment in the collocation cage or relay rack will be determined and applied on an individual case basis, where technically feasible, as determined by the initial and subsequent Engineering surveys. SDecial Work for Microwave. The costs incurred by Verizon for installation of CLEC's microwave antennae and other exterior facilities that are not recovered via other microwave rate elements will be determined and applied on an individual case basis. Virtual EauiDment Installation. The Virtual Equipment Installation charge is applied on a per quarter rack (or quarter bay) basis and recovers the costs incurred by Verizon for engineering and installation of the virtual collocation equipment. T!1is charge would apply to the installation of powered equipment including, but not limited to, ATM, DSLAM, frame relay, routers, OC3, OC12, OC24, OC48, and NGDLC. This charge does not apply for the installation of splitters. Virtual Software UDarade. The Virtual Software Upgrade charge is applied per base unit when Verizon, upon CLEC request, installs software to upgrade equipment for an existing Virtual Collocation arrangement. Virtual Card Installation. The Virtual Card Installation charge is applied per card when Verizon, upon CLEC request, installs additional cards for an existing Virtual Collocation arrangement. Dedicated Transit Service COTS) Service Order Charae. Applied per DTS order to the requesting CLEC for recovery of DTS order placement and issuance costs. The manual charge applies when the semi- mechanized ordering interface is not used. Dedicated Transit Service COTS) - Service Connection CO Wirina. Applied per DTS circuit to the requesting CLEC for recovery of DTS jumper material, wiring, service turn-up for DSO, DS1 , DS3, and dark fiber circuits. Dedicated Transit Service COTS) - Service Connection Provisionina. Applied per DTS order to the request GLEC for recovery of circuit design and labor costs associated with the provisioning of DSO, DS1, DS3, and dark fiber circuits for DTS. Monthly Recurring Charges The following are monthly charges. Monthly charges apply each month or fraction thereof that Collocation Service is provided. Caaed Floor SDace. Caged Floor Space is the cost per square foot to provide environmentally conditioned caged floor space to the CLEC. Environmentally conditioned space is that which has proper humidification and temperature controls to house telecommunications equipment. The cost includes only that which relates directly to the land and building space itself. Relay Rack Floor SDace. The Relay Rack Floor Space charge provides for the environmentally conditioned floor space that a relay rack occupies based on linear feet. The standardized relay rack floor Idaho-10/21/03 space depth is based on half the 9-isle area in front and back of the rack, and the depth of the equipment that will be placed within the rack. Cable Subduct Soace-Manhole. This charge applies per project per month and covers the cost of the space that the outside plant fiber occupies within the mal)hole. Cable Subduct Soace.The Subduct Space charge covers the cost of the subduct space that the outside plant fiber occupies and applies on a per linear foot basis. Fiber Cable Vault Selice. The Fiber Cable Vault Splice charge applies per subduct or per splice and covers the space and material cost associated with the CLEC's fiber cable splice within Verizon s cable vault. Cable Rack Seace-Metallic. The Cable Space-Metallic charge is applied for each DSO, DS1 and DS3 cable run. The charge is designed to recover the space utilization cost that the CLEC's metallic and coaxial cable occupies within Verizon. Cable Rack Seace-Fiber. The Cable Rack Space-Fiber charge recovers the space utilization cost that the CLEC's fiber cable occupies within Verizon s cable rack system. Fiber Oetic Patch cord Duct Seace.The Fiber Optic Duct Space rate element is applied per cable run and recovers the cost for the central office duct space occupied by the fiber optic patch cord cable. DC Power.The DC Power monthly charge is applied on a per 40 load amp basis. This charge is designed to recover the monthly facility and utility expense to power the collocation equipment. Facilitv Termination.This charge is applied per cable terminated. This charge is designed to recover the labor and material costs of the applicable main distribution frame 100 pair circuit block, DSX facility termination panel, or fiber distribution panel. BITS Timina . The BITS Timing monthly charge is designed to recover equipment and installation cost to provide synchronized timing for electronic communications equipment. This rate is based on a per port cost. Buildina Modification.The Building Modification monthly charge is applied to each caged and cageless arrangement and is associated with provisioning the following items in Verizon s premises: security, dust partition, ventilation ducts, demolition/site work, lighting, outlets, and grounding equipment. Environmental Conditionina. The Environmental Conditioning charge is applied to each caged, cageless, and virtual arrangement on a per 40 amp increment based on the CLEC's DC Power requirements. This charge is associated with the provisioning of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for the CLEC's equipment in Verizon s premises. Adiacent Cable Subduct Seace-Manhole. This charge covers the space utilization cost that the outside plant fiber or metallic cable occupies within the manhole. Adjacent Cable Subduct Seace.The Adjacent Cable Subduct Space charge covers the space utilization cost of the subduct that the outside plant fiber or metallic cable occupies within the conduit system. Adjacent Conduit Seace (Metallic)-Manhole.This charge covers the space utilization cost that the outside plant metallic cable occupies within the manhole. Adjacent Conduit Seace (Metallic). This charge covers the space utilization cost that the outside plant metallic cable occupies within the conduit system. Idaho-10/21/03 Adjacent Facilitv Termination DSO Cable. This charge is applied per 100 pair cable terminated. This charge is designed to recover the labor and material cost of the main distribution frame 100 pair circuit block. Adjacent Facilitv Termination DS1 Cable. The Facility Termination (DS1) charge is applied per 28 pair DS1 cable terminated. This charge is designed to recover the labor and material cost of the DSX facility termination panel. Adiacent Facilitv Termination DS3 Cable. The Facility Termination (DS3) charge is applied per DS3 cable terminated. This charge recovers the labor and material cost of the DSX facility termination panel. Adiacent Cable Vault Soace. The Adjacent Cable Vault Space charge covers the cost of the space the CLEC's cable occupies within the cable vault. The charge is based on the diameter of the cable or subduct. Adjacent Cable Rack Soace. This charge covers the space utilization cost that the CLEC's fiber, metallic or coaxial cable occupies within the cable rack system. The charge is based on the linear feet occupied. Microwave Rooftoo Soace. Microwave Rooftop Space is the cost per square foot to provide rooftop space to the CLEC for microwave antennae and other exterior facilities. The cost includes only that which relates directly to the land and building space itself. Virtual Eauioment Maintenance . The Virtual Equipment Maintenance charge is applied on a per quarter rack (or quarter bay) basis and recovers the costs incurred by the Company for maintenance of the CLEC's virtual collocation equipment. This charge would apply to the maintenance of equipment including, but not limited to, ATM, DSLAM, frame relay, routers, OC3, OC12, OC24, OC48, and NGDLC. This charge does not apply for the maintenance of splitters. Idaho-10/21/03