20250128Declaration of J. Epley ISO Respondents Motion for Summary Judgement.pdf

RECEIVED
Tuesday, January 28, 2025
IDAHO PUBLIC
C. Tom Arkoosh, ISB No. 2253 UTILITIES COMMISSION
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
913 W. River Street, Suite 450
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ID 83701
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
Email: tom.arkooshkarkoosh.com
Admin copy: erin.cecilkarkoosh.com
George Baker Thomson, Jr., Florida Bar No. 381561
Associate General Counsel
Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC, d/b/a Ziply Fiber
426 E. Casino Rd., ATTN: Legal
Everett, WA 98208
Telephone: [phone]
Email: george.thomson(a,ziply.com
Admitted Pro Hac Vice
Attorneys for Respondent
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
MIKE AYERS, Case No. CTC-T-24-01
Complainant, DECLARATION OF JESSICA
EPLEY IN SUPPORT OF
V. ) RESPONDENT'S MOTION FOR
SUMMARY JUDGMENT
ZIPLY FIBER OF IDAHO, LLC, d/b/a )
ZIPLY FIBER, )
Respondent. )
JESSICA EPLEY, under penalty of perjury, declares as follows:
1. I have reviewed Idaho Public Utilities Commission ("PUC") Docket No. CTC-T-24-01
(ZIPLY FIBER OF IDAHO, LLC -- FORMAL COMPLAINT MIKE AYERS) and am
familiar with the pleadings in this proceeding.
2. I am the Vice President of Regulatory and External Affairs for Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC
("Ziply Fiber") and I have reviewed the facts presented and read the materials cited in
DECLARATION OF JESSICA EPLEY IN SUPPORT OF RESPONDENT'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY
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Respondent's Motion for Summary Judgment("Motion"). I have personal knowledge of
the facts stated therein and those facts are true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
and I am competent to testify to these facts if called as a witness.
3. In my capacity as Vice President of Regulatory and External Affairs, I supervised the
creation of and caused to be filed with the PUC both Ziply Fiber price lists cited in the
Motion.
4. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a true and correct copy of Ziply Fiber's ID Competitive
Exchange and Network Services Price List.
5. Attached hereto as Exhibit Bis a true and correct copy of Ziply Fiber's Idaho Price List.
6. Attached hereto as Exhibit C is a true and correct copy of the PUC Report entitled, "The
Future of Idaho's Universal Service and its Relationship to Broadband Development"
from April 2015.
7. Attached hereto as Exhibit D is a true and correct copy of the Federal Communications
Commission("FCC")Public Notice of the winning bidders of the Connect America Fund
Phase 11 Auction(Auction 903), showing Viasat Inc. ("Viasat"), as a winner.
8. Attached hereto as Exhibit E is a true and correct copy of a spreadsheet showing Viasat's
deployment details in the subject area of the Complaint as extracted from the Connect
America Fund Broadband Map (https:Hdata.usac.ora/publicreports/caf-map/).
9. Attached hereto as Exhibit F is a true and correct copy of the FCC national broadband
map reporting for the subject area of the complaint(https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home).
10. Attached hereto as Exhibit G is a true and correct copy of the PUC's Eligible
Telecommunication Carriers List as obtained from the PUC's website
(https://puc.idaho.gov/Fileroom/PublicFiles/telecom/ETC%20List.pdD.
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11. As provided by Idaho Code § 9-1406, I certify and declare under penalty of perjury
pursuant to the law of the State of Idaho that the foregoing is true and correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
DATED this 28th day of January 2025.
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Jessica Epley
DECLARATION OF JESSICA EPLEY IN SUPPORT OF RESPONDENT'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY
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CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 28th day of January 2025,I served a true and correct copy
of the foregoing document(s) upon the following person(s), in the manner indicated:
Commission Secretary U.S. Mail, Postage Prepaid
Idaho Public Utilities Commission Overnight Courier
11331 W. Chinden Blvd., Building 8, Hand Delivered
Suite 201-A(83714) Via Facsimile
P.O. Box 83720 X_ Email:
Boise, ID 83720-0074 secretgUkpuc.idaho.gov
Michael L. Duval U.S. Mail, Postage Prepaid
Deputy Attorney General Overnight Courier
Idaho Public Utilities Commission Hand Delivered
11331 W. Chinden Blvd., Building 8, Via Facsimile
Suite 201-A(83714) X_ Email:
P.O. Box 83720 michael.duval(kpuc.idaho.gov
Boise, ID 83720-0074
Mike Ayers X_ U.S. Mail, Postage Prepaid
5140 Hwy 14 Overnight Courier
Grangeville, ID 83530 Hand Delivered
Via Facsimile
X Email: meayers987kgmail.com
C. Tom Arkoosh
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ID Competitive Exchange and Network Services Price List
Northwest Fiber, LLC dba Ziply Fiber Title Sheet
Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
TERMS, CONDITIONS, RATES AND CHARGES
Applying to the Provision of Intrastate
COMPETITIVE
EXCHANGE AND NETWORK SERVICES
NORTHWEST FIBER, LLC
dba ZIPLY FIBER
in the State of
IDAHO
ISSUED: MAY 18, 2020 EFFECTIVE: MAY 28, 2020
ISSUED BY ZIPLY FIBER
BY JESSICA EPLEY, REGULATORY & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR

ID Competitive Exchange and Network Services Price List
Ziply Fiber Table of Contents
Sheet 1
Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE SHEET
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 --APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1. Table of Contents 1
1.1 Application of Price List 2
1.2 Availability of Service 4
1.3 Prices for Services Not Listed in this Price List 4
1.4 Maps
1.5 Explanation of Price List Change Symbols 5
1.6 Explanation of Abbreviations 6
1.7 Trademarks, Service Marks & Trade Names 7
SECTION 2 -- GENERAL REGULATIONS - CONDITIONS OF OFFERING
2. Table of Contents 8
2.1 Definitions 10
2.2 Establishing and Furnishing Service 29
2.2.1 Application for Service 29
2.2.2 Obligation to Furnish Service 35
2.2.3 Automatic Dialing and Announcement Devices (ADADS) 35
2.2.4 Limited Communications 37
2.2.5 Assigning and Changing of Telephone Numbers 37
2.2.6 Telephone Directories, Listings, and Numbers 39
2.2.7 Termination of Service - Company Initiated 41
2.2.8 Temporary Suspension of Service - Customer Initiated 54
2.2.9 Special Services 54
2.2.10 Termination of Service - Customer Initiated 56
2.2.11 Complaints 60
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 2 -- GENERAL REGULATIONS - CONDITIONS OF OFFERING (Cont'd)
2.3 Payment for Service 63
2.3.1 Customer Responsibility 63
2.3.2 Payment of Bills 63
2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits 64
2.3.4 Late Payment Charge 67
2.3.5 Insufficient Funds (NSF) Check Service Charge 68
2.3.6 Adjustment of Charges 69
2.3.7 Payment Plans 70
2.4 Liability of Company 72
2.4.1 Limitation of Liability 72
2.4.2 Hazardous or Inaccessible Locations 72
2.4.3 Connecting Facilities 73
2.4.4 Defacement of Premises 73
2.4.5 Maintenance and Repair 73
2.4.6 Temporary Suspension for Repairs 74
2.4.7 Force Majeure 74
2.5 Responsibilities of the Customer 75
2.5.1 Building Space and Electric Power Supply 75
2.5.2 Installation and Maintenance 75
2.5.3 Lost or Damaged Equipment 75
2.6 Special Taxes, Fees and Charges 76
2.7 Emergency Measures in Case of Disaster 78
SECTION 3 -- MISCELLANEOUS NONRECURRING CHARGES
3. Table of Contents 79
3.1 Service Charge 81
3.2 General Service Offerings 81
SECTION 4 -- CONSTRUCTION CHARGES AND OTHER SPECIAL CHARGES
4. Table of Contents 82
4.1 Concurrence 83
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 5 --EXCHANGE SERVICES
5. Table of Contents 84
5.1 Exchange Areas 85
5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas 86
5.1.2 Exchange Area Rate Groups 89
5.1.3 Classes of Service Offered in an Exchange Area 97
5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service 98
5.2 Local Exchange Service 104
5.2.1 Measured Rate Service 108
5.2.2 Premium Flat Rate Service 112
5.2.3 Local Service Options 114
5.3 Private Branch (PBX) Trunks 125
5.3.1 Measured Rate Service 126
5.3.2 Message Rate Service 126
5.3.3 Commercial Trunks 127
5.3.4 Flat Rate Trunks 128
5.3.5 Direct-inward-dialing (DID) Service 133
5.3.6 Automatic-identification-of-outward-dialing
(AIOD) Service 135
5.4 Premium Exchange Services 139
5.4.1 Extension Service 139
5.4.2 Custom Calling Services 140
5.5 Directory Services 157
5.5.1 Listing Services 157
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 6 -- CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6. Table of Contents 175
6.1 Outside Plant Facilities 176
6.2 Service Connections 177
SECTION 7 -- MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7. Table of Contents 181
7.1 Mileage Charges 182
7.1.1 Extension Line Service 182
7.1.2 Tie Lines 183
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services 186
7.2.1 Toll Restriction 186
7.2.2 Information Services Access Restriction 187
7.2.3 Blocking for 10XXX1+ and 10XXX011+ 189
7.3 Caller Identification Blocking Options 191
7.3.1 Per Line Blocking 191
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH PAGE
NUMBER TITLE NUMBER
1.1 APPLICATION OF PRICE LIST 2
1.2 AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE 4
1.3 PRICES FOR SERVICES NOT LISTED IN THIS PRICE LIST 4
1.4 MAPS 4
1.5 EXPLANATION OF PRICE LIST CHANGE SYMBOLS 5
1.6 EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS 6
1.7 TRADEMARKS, SERVICE MARKS & TRADE NAMES 7
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.1 APPLICATION OF PRICE LIST
This Price List contains the regulations, terms, and conditions and charges
applicable to intrastate exchange and network services and equipment furnished
by Northwest Fiber, LLC, hereinafter referred to as the Company.
A. Territory Served, Service Rendered, Rates and Rules and Regulations
The Company renders exchange telephone service, toll telephone service
and private line services and channels throughout the territory served by it
and its connecting companies as shown in its schedules, which include a
description of the service furnished. The Company concurs with the maps
filed by US West.
B. Notice of Filing
The procedure which will be followed by the Company in rendering service
is shown in General Regulations - Conditions of Offering in this Price List.
No officer, employee or agent of the Company has any authority to waive,
alter or amend in any respect these rates or general regulations, or any part
of, or to make any agreements inconsistent with the information shown in
the filed Price Lists.
The rates, and general regulations shown are subject at all times to addition,
change or abolition after proceedings duly held by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission. Changes in the rates, and General Regulations shown in the
Price Lists must first be approved or accepted by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission.
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.1 APPLICATION OF PRICE LIST (Cont'd)
C. Effective Dates
1. For services established prior to the effective date shown in the Price
List, the effective date will be as shown in the Price List.
2. For all new service or equipment furnished on or after the effective date
shown in the Price List, the effective date will be the day following the
day connected. This will include changes of address involving changes
in billing periods.
3. For all service on which a change of type, class or grade of service is
completed on or after the effective date shown in the Price List, the
effective date will be the day following the day changed.
4. For exceptions to the effective dates, see individual sections.
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.2 AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE
Provision of service under this Price List is subject to the availability, on a
continuing basis, of the required plant and facilities, and is limited to the capacity
of the Company's plant and facilities, as well as plant and facilities the Company
may obtain from other carriers. Service will be furnished at the discretion of the
Company, based on technical, operational, and economic factors.
1.3 PRICES FOR SERVICES NOT LISTED IN THIS PRICE LIST
The Company will endeavor to provide services requested by customers which are
not included in this Price List, depending on equipment and facilities availability and
economic considerations. Pricing for these services will be accomplished on an
Individual Case Basis (ICB) or a customer-specific contract. The rates so
developed will be available to other customers on a non-discriminatory basis.
1.4 MAPS
The Company concurs with the territory maps provided by US West in the following
Price Lists on file with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission:
- US West Exchange and Network Services Tariff- Northern Idaho
- US West Basic Local Exchange Tariff- Southern Idaho
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.5 EXPLANATION OF PRICE LIST CHANGE SYMBOLS
SYMBOL EXPLANATION
(C) To signify changed regulation, rule, condition or listing.
(D) To signify discontinued material.
(1) To signify rate increase.
(M) To signify material moved from or to another part of the Price List with no
change, unless there is another Price List change symbol present.
(N) To signify new material.
(R) To signify rate reduction.
(T) To signify a change in text but no change in rate, condition, rule,
or regulation.
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.6 EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
ADAD Automatic Dialing and Announcement Device
CO Central Office
Cont'd Continued
DID Direct Inward Dialing
DSS Digital Switched Service
ENI Extended Network Interface
FCC Federal Communications Commission
FCO Foreign Central Office
FX Foreign Exchange
IC Interexchange Carrier
MbpsMegabits per second
MTS Message Telecommunications Service
OCC Other Common Carrier
PAL Public Access Line
PBX Private Branch Exchange
RCC Radio Common Carrier
SUS Suspension of(all) Service
TIM Tariff Information Management
TSP Telecommunications Service Priority
USOC Uniform Service Order Code
WATS Wide Area Telecommunications Service
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1. APPLICATION AND REFERENCE
1.7 TRADEMARKS, SERVICE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES
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2. GENERAL REGULATIONS — CONDITIONS OF OFFERING
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH PAGE
NUMBER TITLE NUMBER
2.1 DEFINITIONS 10
2.2 ESTABLISHING AND FURNISHING SERVICE 29
2.2.1 Application for Service 29
2.2.2 Obligation to Furnish Service 35
2.2.3 Automatic Dialing and Announcement Devices
(ADADs) 35
2.2.4 Limited Communications 37
2.2.5 Reserved for Future Use 37
2.2.6 Reserved for Future Use 37
2.2.7 Assigning and Changing of Telephone Numbers 37
2.2.8 Telephone Directories, Listings, and Numbers 39
2.2.9 Termination of Service - Company Initiated 41
2.2.10 Temporary Suspension of Service - Customer Initiated 54
2.2.11 Special Services 54
2.2.12 Termination of Service - Customer Initiated 56
2.2.13 Complaints 60
2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE 63
2.3.1 Customer Responsibility 63
2.3.2 Payment of Bills 63
2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits 64
2.3.4 Late Payment Charge 67
2.3.5 Insufficient Funds (NSF) Check Service Charge 68
2.3.6 Adjustment of Charges 69
2.3.7 Payment Plans 70
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2. GENERAL REGULATIONS — CONDITIONS OF OFFERING
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont'd)
PARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH PAGE
NUMBER TITLE NUMBER
2.4 LIABILITY OF COMPANY 72
2.4.1 Limitation of Liability 72
2.4.2 Hazardous or Inaccessible Locations 72
2.4.3 Connecting Facilities 73
2.4.4 Defacement of Premises 73
2.4.5 Maintenance and Repair 73
2.4.6 Temporary Suspension for Repairs 74
2.4.7 Force Majeure 74
2.5 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CUSTOMER 75
2.5.1 Building Space and Electric Power Supply 75
2.5.2 Installation and Maintenance 75
2.5.3 Lost or Damaged Equipment 75
2.6 SPECIAL TAXES, FEES AND CHARGES 76
2.7 EMERGENCY MEASURES IN CASE OF DISASTER 78
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2. GENERAL REGULATIONS — CONDITIONS OF OFFERING
2.1 DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of these Price List schedules the terms and expressions listed
below shall have the meanings set forth opposite them.
ACCESS LINE -Telephone service involving outside plant facilities, which enables
the customer to initiate and receive telephone calls. (See Network Access Lines.)
ACOUSTICAL CONNECTION - A connecting arrangement without electrical
connections that permits transmission of sound between utility-provided telephone
instrument and customer-provided equipment.
ACTUAL COST - Actual cost refers to the cost of materials plus the rate per hour
at the utility's construction labor rate.
ADDITIONAL LISTING - Any listing of a name or other authorized information in
connection with a customer's telephone number in addition to that to which he is
entitled in connection with his regular service.
AIR LINE MILE - As used in connection with air line mileage measurements in
determining charges for exchange telephone service, including message unit
service and message toll telephone service, means statute mile or 5,280 feet.
APPARATUS - Electrical or mechanical equipment in whole or in part provided by
the utility in the provision of various services.
APPLICANT - The person making application to the utility for service.
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2.1 DEFINITIONS (Cont'd)
AREA 1 - Area 1 consists of the exchanges identified in USWEST's "Northern
Idaho" Exchange and Network Services Tariff.
AREA 2 - Area 2 consists of the exchanges identified in USWEST's "Southern
Idaho" Exchange and Network Services Tariff.
AUTHORIZED PROTECTIVE CONNECTING MODULE (APCM) - Denotes a
protective unit designed and manufactured under the control of American
Telephone and Telegraph Company's quality assurance procedures, and which
unit is to be incorporated in a conforming Answering Device.
AUTOMATIC DIALING - ANNOUNCING DEVICES - Any automatic terminal
equipment, which incorporates:
1. (a) Storage capabilities of numbers to be called, or
(b) A random or sequential number generated that produces numbers to be
called, and
(c) An ability to dial a call, and
2. Has the capabilities of working alone, or in conjunction with other equipment of
disseminating a prerecorded message to the number called.
AUXILIARY LINE - An additional network access line from the same central office
to the same premises as the main network access line and associated therewith.
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2.1 DEFINITIONS (Cont'd)
BASE RATE AREA-A more closely built-up section of the exchange area in which
the basic rates apply without outside plant facility charges.
BATTERY POWER - A source of electrical energy furnished for the
operation of telephone equipment.
BILLABLE PREMISES WORK - All work requested by the customer and done by
the Company on the customer's premises except to establish or reestablish
network access through the Network Interface, so long as the Network Interface is
located in the normal location.
BURIED WIRE OR CABLE - A wire or cable designed for use in underground
construction and utilized in extending the utility's outside plant facilities.
BUSINESS SERVICE - Exchange service furnished to individuals engaged in
business, firms, partnerships, corporations, agencies, shops, works, tenants of
office buildings, and individuals practicing a profession or operating a business who
have no offices other than their residences and where the use of service is
principally or substantially of a business, professional or occupational nature. If the
directory listing denotes the character of the service to be for business use, the
rates for business service will apply.
CENTRAL OFFICE - A telephone utility's switching office unit by means of which
one telephone station may be connected to another.
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2.1 DEFINITIONS (Cont'd)
CENTRAL OFFICE CONNECTING FACILITIES - A facility furnished to another
common carrier by the Company between the terminal location of the other
common carrier and a point of connection on the Company s premises.
CIRCUIT - An outside plant facility used for the transmission of electrical energy in
the furnishing of telephone and other communications service.
CLASS OF SERVICE - Business and residence.
COMMISSION - The regulatory body of the State of Idaho, namely the Idaho
Public Service Commission.
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM - Channels and other facilities, which are capable,
when not connected to exchange telecommunications service, of two-way
communications.
COMPANY - The public utility named herein, Northwest Fiber, LLC
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2.1 DEFINITIONS (Cont'd)
CONFORMING ANSWERING DEVICE - A customer-provided device which
automatically answers incoming calls; transmits a prerecorded voice message or
appropriate audible signal to the calling party; records a voice message from the
calling party if so designed and arranged; and automatically disconnects from the
line in a prearranged manner on completion of the last of the functions for which it
was designed and arranged as described in this paragraph. The Conforming
Answering Device may include remote interrogation and/or device function control.
A Conforming Answering Device must incorporate an Authorized Protective
Connecting Module and must bear a valid Conformance Number.
CONNECTING ARRANGEMENT - The equipment provided by the utility to
accomplish the direct electrical connection of customer-provided equipment or
facilities with the outside plant facilities of the utility.
CONTINUOUS PROPERTY -A property owned or leased by a customer where all
portions may be served without crossing a public thoroughfare or the property of
another. The property of a customer when divided by a public thoroughfare is
considered to be continuous provided the customer furnishes, at his expense, a
suitable underground or overhead outside plant facility connecting the property
separated by the public thoroughfare.
CUSTOMER-The person in whose name service is furnished as evidenced by the
signature on the application or contract for that service, or in the absence of a
signed instrument, by the receipt and payment of bills regularly issued in his name
regardless of the identity of the actual user of the service.
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2.1 DEFINITIONS (Cont'd)
DATE OF PRESENTATION - The date upon which a bill or notice is mailed or
delivered to the customer.
DEMARCATION POINT - The point of interconnection between the Company s
telecommunications facilities and terminal equipment, protective apparatus or
wiring at a premises.
DIAL TELEPHONE SERVICE - Service by means of a telephone system in which
the central office equipment is of the automatic or machine-switching type and in
which the customer's telephone is equipped with a dial for use in originating calls.
DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SERVICE - Service whereby customers may request
assistance in determining telephone numbers.
DIRECTORY LISTINGS - Essential information in the telephone directory whereby
telephone users may ascertain the telephone number of a customer in the
alphabetical section.
DISCONNECT - A discontinuance of service in which the outside plant facilities
used in the service are immediately made available for use for another service.
DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES -The utility's cables, wires, and associated supporting
structures and appurtenances, located in dedicated streets and utility easements,
designed to service more than one property and extending from the serving central
office to the points of connection with service connection.
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EMERGENCY - A situation which exists when serious sickness, public safety,
necessity or war conditions are involved.
EQUIPMENT HANDLING/CONNECTION CHARGE - A charge made for the
connection, moving or changing of telephone equipment, at the request of the
customers, and which is not initiated by the utility or required for the proper
maintenance of the equipment or service.
EXCHANGE - A telephone system providing service within a specified area as
shown on maps filed elsewhere in the Price List schedules.
EXCHANGE AREA - An area shown on maps filed in Price List schedules within
which the utility holds itself out to furnish exchange telephone service from one or
more central offices serving that area.
EXCHANGE MESSAGE - A completed telephone call between telephones in the
same local service area.
EXCHANGE SERVICE - Telephone service furnished within an exchange area or
local service area.
EXTENDED AREA SERVICE - Exchange service available to customers in a
particular exchange or district area for communication throughout that exchange
and other designated areas in accordance with the provisions of the exchange
Price Lists.
FACILITIES - Service or equipment that is installed or established to serve a
particular purpose.
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FICTITIOUS NAME - A name or style employed by an individual or a concern to
direct attention to a commodity or service or for any purpose other than the actual
conduct of the business.
FIXED STATION - Is stationary radiotelephone equipment, located in a remote
area, suitable for sending and receiving messages through a base station of the
utility.
FLAT RATE SERVICE - Exchange service furnished at a fixed periodic charge.
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT - Equipment or facilities not owned, furnished or
authorized by the utility which are attached or connected to and used with exchange
telephone facilities.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE - Exchange service furnished by means of
outside plant facilities connecting a customer's telephone with a central office in an
exchange area other than the exchange area in which the customer is located, or
off-premises access line service in an exchange area other than that in which the
customer's service or PBX service is located.
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GENERAL SERVICE - Is furnished between any wire telephone served from an
exchange or district area within the mobile service area and a mobile unit or a fixed
station or between two such mobile units or between a mobile unit and a fixed
station.
HARM - Harm consists of hazards to personnel, damage to utility equipment, and
impairment of service to persons other than the user of the customer-provided
equipment. Types of harm include, but shall not be limited to, voltages dangerous
to personnel, destruction of or damage to utility equipment, induced noise or cross
talk, incorrect dial pulsing, failure of supervision, false answer, incorrect billing,
absence of voice band transmission path for call progress signals, and loss of
capability to answer an incoming call.
INDIVIDUAL LINE SERVICE - Network access line service furnished by means of
a central office line or circuit assigned for use for one primary telephone only.
INDUCTIVE CONNECTION - Electromagnetic coupling between customer-
provided equipment and utility equipment by means of mutual inductance between
an inductor in the utility equipment and a customer-provided inductor external to
the utility equipment.
INTERCONNECTION - The method by which network access lines facilities of a
utility are arranged to transmit to or receive information from customer provided
equipment.
INTERFACE - The point of interconnection between terminal equipment and
telephone network access lines.
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JACK- Standard or miniature (modular) connecting device used in connection with
apparatus.
JOINT USER - An individual or concern authorized by the utility and the customer
to Share in the use of the customer's business telephone service.
KEY TELEPHONE ACCESS SERVICE - Exchange service furnished by means of
assemblies of one or more individual or PBX station lines, including at least
one key telephone set, and associated apparatus arranged for various
combinations of cutoff, holding, intercommunicating, pickup and signaling within the
capacity of the equipment.
KEY TELEPHONE SET - A handset telephone, used in providing key telephone
service, with one or more keys in the handset base mounting.
LIFELINE TELEPHONE SERVICE - Service which provides a credit on residence
network access line service monthly rates. This credit is only available to the single
line serving the principal residence of low income customers meeting eligibility
requirements established by the Commission. This service also provides
exceptions to the deposit rule and service charges.
LOCAL NON-NETWORK ACCESS TELEPHONE SERVICE - A service furnished
for the customer's own use by means of a circuit to which are permanently
connected two or more telephones and which shall not be connected for exchange
service.
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LOCAL SERVICE - Service or other apparatus in an exchange area for
communication between telephones within that exchange.
LOCAL SERVICE AREA - An area within which are located the telephones which
customers may call at exchange rates, in accordance with the provisions of the
exchange Price Lists. The local service area may include the whole or part of an
exchange area, or parts or all of two or more exchange areas.
LOCAL USAGE - A flat rate or measured charges for the usage portion of local
service to be applied in addition to the network access line.
MEASURED LOCAL USAGE CHARGES-Charges for local calls based on number
of calls, duration, and distance.
MOBILE UNIT - Is a land vehicle equipped with radiotelephone equipment suitable
for sending or receiving messages through a base station of the utility.
MOVABLE PREMISES - That which is not mounted on a permanent foundation.
NETWORK ACCESS LINE -An outside plant facility from the telephone company's
central office to a customer's premises, which provides direct access to the local
exchange and/or the toll switching networks.
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NONLISTED NUMBER - Requested by a customer whose name and telephone
number are not listed in the telephone directory, but can be obtained by contacting
Directory Assistance.
NONPUBLISHED NUMBER - Requested by a customer who does not desire to
have his name and telephone number listed in the directory or have his number
made known to other telephone users
NONRECURRING CHARGE - A one-time charge associated with certain
installations, change or transfer of services, either in lieu of or in addition to
recurring monthly rates.
NONRECURRING FACILITY CHARGES - Additions to plant from existing outside
plant facilities to service connections.
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES - The connecting facilities over which telephone
service is provided a customer, and includes, but is not restricted to, open wire,
aerial and underground cable and wire.
PARTY LINE SERVICE - A telephone service furnished by means of a network
access line to which may be assigned two or more customers.
PERMANENT DISCONNECT - Complete termination of utility service and
subsequent service will require a reconnection charge.
PERSON - Any individual, public agency, partnership, corporation, or other
organization operating as a single business entity.
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POINT OF DEMARCATION — It is either the utility's protective connecting
arrangement or the customer provided protective connecting arrangement, where
the utility's facilities terminate on the customer's premises.
PRICE LIST SCHEDULES — The entire body of effective rates, tolls, rentals,
charges, classifications, and rules, as set forth herein.
PRICE LIST SHEET—An individual sheet of the Price List schedule.
PREMISES — In multiple occupancy buildings a customer's premises are confined
to that portion of building owned or leased by the customer. In single occupancy
buildings or where more than one building is occupied by one firm or individual, the
customer's premises includes the buildings occupied by the customer or the same
continuous property and not separated by public thoroughfare or by property
occupied by others.
PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE (PBX) SERVICE — Exchange service furnished
by means of a PBX switchboard, intercommunicating system, or mechanical
equipment located on the customer's premises and telephones with communication
between them and the general system by means of network access lines to the
utility's central office.
PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE SWITCHBOARD — Equipment located on a
customer's premises by means of which access lines are interconnected for
communication between the PBX stations and between such stations and the
utility's central office.
RADIO TELEPHONE SERVICE — Is a communication service through a land
radiotelephone station, between a wire telephone and a mobile unit,
or between two mobile units, or between a wire telephone and a fixed station, or
between a fixed station and a mobile unit.
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RECURRING FACILITY CHARGES - The additional charges for exchange
telephone service based upon distance measurement for service furnished, where
outside plant facilities are applicable, or off the premises of the primary service or
in connection with foreign exchange service.
REGISTERED PROTECTIVE CIRCUITRY - Separate, identifiable and discrete
electrical circuitry designed to protect the telephone network from harm which is
registered in accordance with 47 CFR § 68.
REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT - Terminal equipment which is registered
in accordance with the rules and regulations in 47 CFR § 68(b).
RESIDENCE SERVICE - Exchange telephone service furnished a customer at a
residence or place of dwelling where the actual or obvious use is for domestic
purposes.
RINGING POWER - Electrical energy furnished to a private branch exchange
system or other equipment for signaling telephones connected thereto.
ROOM - Space in a building surrounded by walls or closed partitions provided the
opening, if any, between the top of such walls or partitions
and the ceiling is less than two feet.
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SERVICE CONNECTION - Drop and block wiring or cable, from the point of
connection with the utility's outside plant facilities to the point of connection with
inside wiring to the premises served. A service connection serves only the
continuous property on which it is located. An incidental segment may be located
in the adjacent dedicated street or utility easement.
SET -A telephone instrument.
SIMPLE SERVICE - Non-key services for network access line business and
residence services associated with flat and measured, WATS, local, extended and
foreign exchange services.
SPECIAL BILL -A bill for accumulated exchange and toll service charges rendered
in lieu of the requirement of a cash deposit for the re-establishment of credit before
disconnection of service as provided in the Price List schedules, or a bill for
accumulated exchange and toll charges rendered at such time as the amount of
the unpaid charges, billed and unbilled, materially exceeds the amount of any
prepared charges or any deposits made in connection with the particular service.
SPECULATIVE PROJECTS - An undertaking of a speculative nature which, in the
opinion of the utility, appears to involve risk of failure.
STATION - A telephone set generally used in conjunction with PBX, key system,
or multiline equipment, or may be used interchangeably with telephone set. See
also telephone set.
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STATION LINE - A term generally used to describe the serving capacity of a PBX
or key system or the facility between switching equipment and a telephone set or
apparatus associated with such equipment.
SUBDIVISION - Is the partitioning of a parcel of land into four or more parcels for
the purpose of transfer of ownership or leasing for the express purpose of the
construction of homes thereon. In locations where subdivisions must be approved
by a political body, such approval is adequate proof that a subdivision exists. A
mobile home court will be considered as a subdivision for the purposes of this Price
List.
SUBSCRIBER - The person in whose name service is furnished as evidenced by
the signature on the application or contract for that service, or in the absence of a
signed instrument, but the receipt and payment of bills regularly issued in his name
regardless of the identity of the actual user of the service.
SUBURBAN AREA-A suburban area is that area outside the base rate and zoned
areas but within the exchange area.
SUBURBAN SERVICE - Service furnished in the suburban area.
SUPERSEDURE - The transfer of a business or residence customer's complete
service, including the telephone number, from one party to another with no change
in type or location of the equipment or wiring and including the responsibility for
payment of outstanding charges against the service.
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TEMPORARY DISCONNECT - A temporary discontinuation of service without
complete termination of the service, made at the request of the customer or on the
initiative of the utility, in which the facilities and telephone number are held available
for resumption of service.
TEMPORARY SERVICE -The following categories of service are to be considered
"Temporary Service":
1). Service to premises or enterprises the temporary nature of which can be
determined in advance from the known limited duration of the
contemplated operations, such as construction or exploration projects with
their related housing and miscellaneous camp service facilities, summer or
winter resorts, amusement or sports concerns, fairs, exhibit structures or
places, and other enterprises of like limited duration.
2). Service for a specified short term to premises or enterprises normally
permanent in nature.
3). Service to projects or abnormal risk or of unpredictable duration, such as
mine development, oil well drilling, or lumbering operations.
TERMINATION CHARGE - A charge applied under certain conditions when a
contract for service is terminated by the customer before the expiration of the
minimum contract period.
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TIE LINE -A circuit connecting two PBX systems for the purpose of interconnecting
the telephones of one with those of the other without the use of trunks to the utility's
central office.
TOLL MESSAGE - A completed telephone call via the established toll network.
TOUCH CALLING SERVICE - A service arrangement permitting the use of
pushbutton equipped telephone sets in lieu of rotary dial equipped telephone sets
to originate calls.
TRACT OR SUBDIVISION - Improved or unimproved land under a definite plan of
development wherein it can be shown that there are reasonable prospects within
the next three years for five or more main residential telephones.
TRADE NAME - The name or style under which an individual or concern conducts
its business and by which it is generally known to the public.
TRENCHING COSTS - Cost of excavating, backfilling and compacting, and, where
necessary, cost of breaking and repaving pavement and of restoring landscaping.
TRUNK LINE -A network access line from one central office to another or between
PBX system and a utility central office.
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UNDERGROUND SUPPORTING STRUCTURE - Conduit, manholes, handholes
and pull boxes where and as required plus trenching costs as defined in Trenching
Costs above.
USAGE PRICING -A local service, which consists of a local network access charge
and measured local usage charges.
UTILITY - The Public Utility named herein. See also Company.
ZONE -A portion of an exchange area shown on maps filed elsewhere in
the Price List schedules.
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2.2 ESTABLISHING AND FURNISHING SERVICE
These regulations are added to those pertaining to specific service items in other
sections. Any change in rates or regulations approved by appropriate regulatory
authority modifies the affected service terms and conditions.
An applicant for service agrees to pay all exchange, toll, and any other charges
against such service made in accordance with the provisions of the Price Lists.
2.2.1 Application for Service
A. Requirements
1. Each applicant for telephone service may be required to sign an
application for the service desired, on a form provided by the utility,
as a condition precedent to the initial establishment of service.
2. The application form will generally set forth the following
information:
- Date and place of application.
- Location of premises to be served.
- Date applicant will be ready for service.
- Purpose for which service is to be used
(business or residence).
- Address to which bills are to be mailed or
delivered.
- Whether applicant is the owner or tenant
of, or agent for, the premises.
- Service desired - class, type, and grade.
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
A. Requirements (Cont'd)
-Information for listing in alphabetical and classified
telephone directories.
-Such other information as the utility may reasonably
require.
- Signature of applicant.
3. The Company may accept an oral or written application from a
customer for additions to or changes in the present service. These
applications become contracts upon approval or establishment of
the service and shall be subject at all times to the lawful rates,
charges and terms and conditions of the Company.
4. Any change in rates, charges, or regulations authorized by the
legally constituted authorities will act as a modification of all
contracts to that extent without further notice.
5. Any application is merely a request for service and does not in itself
bind the Company to furnish the service except under reasonable
conditions as set forth in the Price List schedules, nor does it bind
the applicant to take service.
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
B. Cancellation
An application for service canceled by the applicant or by the utility prior
to the establishment of the service applied for is subject to the following
conditions:
1. Canceled by Applicant
a. If cancellation of an application for service is requested by the
applicant prior to the time service is connected, the application
will be canceled by the utility and the utility will collect all
charges applicable to any service actually installed at the time
of the requested cancellation, or such other amounts as may
be specifically provided for by written contract previously made
in accordance with the Price List schedules.
b. If cancellation of an application for service is requested by the
applicant prior to the time service is connected, such
cancellation will be considered as an order to discontinue
service and the Company will collect all charges applicable to
the connection of service. The minimum requirements of the
rate schedule under which service is furnished will apply.
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
B. Cancellation (Cont'd)
2. Canceled by the Company
a. If applicant refuses to comply with the requirements set forth in
the Company's Price List schedules prior to the establishment of
service, the Company may cancel the application, in which case
any amounts collected from the applicant will be refunded.
C. Use of Service
Customer telephone service as distinguished from public, semipublic,
or Public Access Line telephone service, will be furnished only:
1. In business establishments for communications by the customer, his
immediate family, or by employees and representatives upon the
customer's business except as the use of the service may be
extended to joint users or where regular flat rate PBX or Centrex
Service is provided to hospitals where patient room telephones are
required or to customers who resell/share intraLATA Local
Exchange Service.
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
C. Use of Service (Cont'd)
2. In residences, for communication by the customer,
members of the immediate family, the customer's employees, and
not more than four roomers, boarders, roommates, or others
residing in the close circle of the customer's household. If an
applicant obtains service for the use of others at a different
residence, the applicant must have current residential service with
the Company in the same state and must have good credit. If the
applicant requests service at a different residence, where a prior
subscriber still resides and where any balance for service to that
prior subscriber incurred at that location is still past due and owing,
a deposit amount may be based on the prior subscriber's credit
history.
3. The Company reserves the right to refuse to install flat, measured
or message rate customer service or to permit such service to
remain on premises of a public or semipublic character when the
instrument will be or is so located as to be accessible for use by the
public in general or by patrons of the customer.
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
C. Use of Service (Cont'd)
4. A customer shall not provide switched voice or data communications
between local exchange areas, including the bridging of Extended
Area Service (EAS)zones, using underlying services from this Price
List or the Exchange and Network Service Price List. Providers of
interexchange service, that furnish service between local calling
areas, must purchase services from the Access Service Tariffs or
Catalog for their use in furnishing their authorized intrastate
telecommunications services to end user customers. If a customer
violates this regulation, and has not placed an order for necessary
services from the Company's Access Service Price List for
immediate installation within 14 days of notice from the Company,
the Company shall immediately disconnect such service purchased
from this Price List or the Exchange and Network Service Price List.
5. The Company may refuse the installation of service that is not to be
used within a reasonable period after installation.
D. Restriction of Service
Flat, measured and message rate services will not be furnished on the
same premises except as follows:
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2.2.1 Application for Service (Cont'd)
D. Restriction of Service (Cont'd)
1. Where the flat rate service is physically arranged so it cannot be
used to supplement the measured or message rate service.
2. Where the flat, measured and message rate services have entirely
different local service areas.
E. Transfer of Service Between Customers
An applicant may supersede the service of a customer where an
arrangement acceptable to the Company is made by the customer and
the applicant to pay all outstanding charges against the service.
NONRECURRING CHARGE
USOC AREA 1 AREA 2
Supersedure of Service N/A $15.00 $15.00
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2.2.2 OBLIGATION TO FURNISH SERVICE
1. The Company's obligation to furnish service or to continue to furnish
service is dependent on its ability to obtain, retain, and maintain suitable
rights and facilities, without unreasonable expense, and to provide for
the installation of those facilities required incident to the furnishing and
maintenance of that service.
2. Such connections are also subject to the availability of required facilities.
3. When such connections are requested and facilities to provide the
required connections at the CO normally designated to serve the
premises are inadequate, facilities may be furnished from another CO
to provide the requested interconnection. Under such circumstances
additional monthly rates and installation charges will apply.
2.2.3 AUTOMATIC DIALING AND ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICE
(ADAD)
An ADAD dials telephone numbers it has been programmed to dial and
plays a recorded message when a call is answered. ADADs may be
connected to the telephone network in accordance with the following
provisions:
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2.2.3 AUTOMATIC DIALING AND ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICE (ADAD) (Cont'd)
1. The ADAD must automatically disengage the called party's line when
the called party hangs up its receiver, except for use in security and
alarm systems or other systems in which the called party has
previously agreed to receive the ADADs call and has consented to its
line being engaged in this manner.
2. ADADs are prohibited from making unsolicited calls before 9:00 a.m.
or after 9:00 p.m., except in emergencies.
3. ADADs are prohibited from calling public safety numbers such as
police, fire and emergency services.
4. ADADs are prohibited from calling nonlisted, nonpublished or inward
WATS (800 or 888) numbers.
5. ADADs are prohibited from calling more than one number held by a
given called party.
6. ADADs must be connected to an individual measured or message
business rate access line unless the use of the ADAD comes
exclusively within the exceptions in 1. above.
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2.2.3 AUTOMATIC DIALING AND ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICE (ADAD) (Cont'd)
1. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has established the specific terms and conditions
for the connection of ADADs to the telephone network by Idaho Administrative Procedures
Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone Rules. Compliance with these terms
and conditions is the responsibility of the customer. A determination by the Idaho Public
Utilities Commission that a customer is using or operating an ADAD in violation of these
terms and conditions may result in termination of the customer's access line service.
2.2.4 LIMITED COMMUNICATIONS
The Company reserves the right to limit use of communication services
when emergency conditions cause a shortage of facilities.
2.2.5 ASSIGNING AND CHANGING OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS
1. The customer has no property right in the telephone number nor any
right to continuance of service through any particular CO, and the
Company may change the telephone number or CO designation of a
customer whenever it considers it desirable in the conduct of its
business.
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2.2.5 ASSIGNING AND CHANGING OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS (Cont'd)
2. In any case where existing service is continued for a new customer, the
telephone number may be retained by the new subscriber only if the
former customer consents and properly notifies the Company. Also,
arrangements acceptable to the Company are made to pay all
outstanding charges against the service.
3. The following nonrecurring charge applies to change a telephone
number of a CO line or trunk at the customer s request. No charge
applies to change the telephone number due to annoyance calls, or
Company initiated number changes.
NONRECURRING
CHARGE
USOC AREA 1 AREA 2
Per Telephone Number
Changed - Business N/A $15.00 $25.50
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2.2.6 TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES, LISTINGS, AND NUMBERS
A. Distribution of Directories
The Company will distribute to its customers without charge such
directory information as, in its opinion, is generally necessary for the
efficient use of the service. Other directories will be furnished at the
discretion of the Company at a reasonable charge.
B. Liability
The Company's liability arising from errors in or omissions of directory
listings shall be limited to and satisfied by a refund not exceeding the
amount of the local service charges for the customer's service affected
during the period covered by the directory in which the error or
omission occurs.
The Company, in accepting listings as prescribed by applicants or
customers, will not assume responsibility for the result of the
publication of such listings in its directories, nor will the Company be a
party to controversies arising between customers or others as a result
of such publication.
C. Telephone Numbers
The customer has no property right in the telephone number nor any
right to continuance of service through any particular central office,
and the Company may change the telephone number or central
office designation of a customer whenever it considers it desirable
in the conduct of its business.
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2.2.6 TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES, LISTINGS, AND NUMBERS (Cont'd)
D. Nonpublished Telephone Numbers
A customer may request that the telephone number of his service not
be published in the Company's directories. If the customer shall make
such a request, the Company will take reasonable precautions not to
publish the number in any of its publicly distributed directories and,
except when required by law, not to disclose the number to any person
other than representatives of law enforcement agencies, its own
employees or representatives, or those of other telephone companies,
or other telephone customers who are billed for calls placed from
nonpublished numbers.
The customer releases, indemnities and holds harmless the Company
from any and all loss claims, demands, suits or other action or any
liability whatsoever, whether suffered, made, instituted or asserted by
the customer or by any other person, caused or claimed to have been
caused directly or indirectly by the publication of such number or the
disclosure or nondisclosure of said number to any persons.
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2.2.7 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - COMPANY INITIATED
A. Reasons for Termination
The Company may terminate service to a customer without his/her
permission, but only after adequate notice has been given in
accordance with these rules, due to:
1. Non payment of a delinquent account.
2. Failure to make a security deposit or obtain a guarantee when one
is required.
3. Use of foul or profane language over the lines of the Company.
4. Abuse of Service
a. Use of service that interferes with another customer s service
or that is used for any purpose other than communication.
b. Directory Assistance to obtain a subscribers listed name,
address or telephone number for any purpose other than to
facilitate the making of a telephone call shall constitute abuse
of the service.
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A. Reasons for Termination (Cont'd)
5. The impersonation of another with fraudulent intent. Abuse or
fraudulent use of service includes the use of service or facilities of
the Company to transmit a message or to locate a person otherwise
to give or obtain information, without payment of a message toll
charge.
6. The service is furnished subject to the condition that it will not be used
for an unlawful purpose. Service will not be furnished if any law
enforcement agency, acting within its jurisdiction, advises that such
service is being used or will be used in violation of law, or if the
Company receives other evidence that such service is being or will
be so used.
7. Any other violation of the regulations of the Company, the Company
may, without notice, either suspend service or terminate the service
without suspension.
8. Service will be denied and/or disconnected when it reasonably
appears to the Company that a customer has employed subterfuge
to obtain service. Subterfuge shall include, but shall not be limited
to, the establishment of service by an applicant or a responsible
party, who is acting alone or with others, to establish telephone
service, which materially benefits a person or entity who has
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A. Reasons for Termination (Cont'd)
8. (Cont'd)
previously failed to pay an amount due for similar utility service.
Service disconnected as a direct result of subterfuge will be
reinstated only upon payment of sums due to the Company, in
addition to all charges applicable for obtaining new service.
B. Notice Necessary Prior to Termination
When any of the above conditions exist, the Company may discontinue
the customer s service (either temporary denial or complete
disconnection). The following steps should be taken prior to
termination:
1. Mail a written notice to the customer at least seven days before
termination.
If service is not terminated within five working days of the proposed
termination date, and the matter is not involved in a pending
Commission complaint, or other arrangements have not been
agreed upon, then the Company will again make a diligent attempt
to contact the customer concerning the proposed termination of
service.
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B. Notice Necessary Prior to Termination (Cont'd)
1. (Cont'd)
The attempt may be in person or by telephone. Service will not be
terminated for (at least) twenty-four hours after giving this notice or
making a sincere effort to give notice.
2. The seven-day written notice shall not apply if:
a. The customer pays with an insufficient funds check.
b. Fails to comply with payment arrangements described in
2.3.2.B.7 In these cases, the Company shall make diligent
attempt to contact the customer, either in person or by
telephone, to tell of the proposed action, and service will
not be terminated until at least twenty-four hours after
giving this notice or after making a diligent attempt to give
notice.
c. The customer has unexplained, excessive increases in the
amounts of the bill due and the risk of loss is evident.
The Company will not make this determination without first
contacting the customer to seek and explanation concerning the
bill and the customer s ability to pay for that bill unless:
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2.2.7 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - COMPANY INITIATED (Cont'd)
B. Notice Necessary Prior to Termination (Cont'd)
2. c. (Cont'd)
- It makes a good faith attempt to contact the customer, but
is unable to do so, and
- The amount of security held, the customers past ability to
pay, past payment history, and length of service, and the
amount accrued all indicate that it is unlikely that the Company
will be able to recover the amounts of past and expected bills
for the coming seven-day period.
In such cases the Company may terminate service not less
than three days (excluding days on which there is no mail
delivery)after mailing the notice unless the customer has been
contacted by telephone or in person, in which case, the
Company may terminate service not less than one day after
the day of contact if neither suitable explanation nor suitable
assurances of payment can be given. All notices of proposed
termination will state:
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2.2.7 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - COMPANY INITIATED (Cont'd)
B. Notice Necessary Prior to Termination (Cont'd)
2. c. (Cont'd)
- The reason(s) for termination, citing these rules, and date
for termination.
- Actions, which the customer may take to avoid termination.
- That a physician s certificate (or other notice as stated in D.
following) to the existence of a medical emergency may delay
termination.
- That an informal or formal complaint concerning the
termination may be filed with Idaho Public Utilities
Commission.
- That service will not be terminated prior to the resolution of
the filed complaint (if the Commission shall set the date of
termination).
On the business day prior to actual termination, a representative
of the Company shall diligently attempt to contact the customer
affected, either in person or by telephone, to apprise him/her of
the proposed action and steps to take to avoid or delay
termination. This oral notice will contain the same information
required for written notice. The Company shall maintain clear,
written records of the oral notices, showing dates and Company
employees giving the notices.
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2.2.7 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - COMPANY INITIATED (Cont'd)
C. Grounds for Termination of Service - Without Prior Notice
The Company may also terminate service without notice as specified
in B.2 only:
- If a condition immediately dangerous or hazardous to life,
physical safety, or property exists;
- Upon order by any court, the Commission, or any other duly
authorized public authority; or
- If service was obtained fraudulently or without the
authorization of the Company.
The Company may terminate service if it has tried diligently to meet
notice requirements of these rules, but has been unsuccessful in its
attempts to contact the customer affected.
D. Medical Emergency/Medical Facilities
1. The Company will postpone termination of service to a residential
customer for thirty days from the date of a certificate by a licensed
physician or public health official with medical training which states:
- That termination of service will aggravate an existing
medical emergency for the customer;
- Member of his/her family; or
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D. Medical Emergency/Medical Facilities (Cont'd)
1. (Cont'd)
- Another permanent resident on the premises where service
is rendered.
This postponement may be limited to a single thirty-day period.
This notice or certificate of medical emergency must be in writing
and show clearly the name of the person whose illness would be
aggravated by termination, the nature of the medical emergency,
and the name, title, and signature of the person giving notice of or
certifying the medical emergency.
2. Where service is provided to a medical care facility, including a
hospital, medical clinic with resident patients, or nursing home,
notice of pending termination shall be provided to the Commission
as well as to the customer.
Upon request from the Commission or its Staff, a delay in termination
of no less than five business days from the date of notice shall be
allowed so that the Commission may take whatever steps are
necessary to protect the interests of resident patients.
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2.2.7 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - COMPANY INITIATED (Cont'd)
E. Insufficient Grounds for Termination
No customer will be given notice of termination nor will service be
terminated if:
- The customer s unpaid bill cited as grounds for termination is
less that$25.00 or two months charge for service, whichever is less;
- The unpaid bill cited as grounds for termination is for telephone
service for any other class of service; or
- An unpaid bill results from the purchase of services of telephone
directory advertising or of merchandise not essential to the provision
of telephone service.
F. Other Restrictions on Termination
1. Unless the customer affected has given consent, in writing, service
will not be terminated in any of the following circumstances:
- Any Friday, after twelve noon.
- On any Saturday or Sunday.
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F. Other Restrictions on Termination (Cont'd)
1. (Cont'd)
- On any legal holiday that is recognized by the State of Idaho or,
after twelve-noon on any day before the legal holiday.
- At any time when the Company s business office is not open for
business.
2. Services may be terminated only between the hours of 8:00 A.M.
and 4:00 P.M.
3. At the business office, Company personnel will have the authority to
reconnect service if:
- Conditions used as grounds for termination are corrected; and
- Any re-connection charges as specified by the Company's
Price Lists are paid.
4. If service is provided to a residence, and the account is in the name
of one who does not reside there, the Company, prior to termination,
will give the person(s) receiving service-notice, a reasonable
opportunity to negotiate directly with the Company and to purchase
service in their own name.
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F. Other Restrictions on Termination (Cont'd)
5. No termination may be made while a complaint filed in relation to
2.2.15.13 is pending before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
G. Exemptions
If hardships result from the application of any of these rules, or if unusual
difficulty is involved in immediately complying with any of these rules,
application may be made to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission for
permanent or temporary exemption from its provision. The application
shall be supported by full and complete jurisdiction for exemption.
H. Notices
1. To the Customer or Applicant
Any notice the Company may give to an applicant or a customer may
be given to the customer or authorized representative orally or by
written notice. This may be delivered at the customer s address, as
noted on Company records, or properly deposited in any United
States Post Office, in the territory serviced by the Company, with
postage prepaid. If mailed, the notice must be addressed to the
customer at the address specified in the customers application for
service, or at any other address given by the customer to the
Company.
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H. Notices
2. To the Company
Any notice from any customer to the Company may be given orally
by the customer or authorized representative at the Company s local
Business Office where service is rendered to the customer, or written
notice properly addressed and mailed to the Company.
I. Toll Denial
When a customer fails to pay undisputed outstanding charges billed by
the Company for MTS calls, including MTS provided by the Company
and interexchange carriers (e.g., 0+, 1+, 0-, 10XXX), all MTS service
may be denied (Full Toll Denial), where Company facilities are capable
of providing Full Toll Denial.
J. Nonrecurring Charge for Restoral of Service
1. A surcharge will be made and collected by the Company prior to the
restoral of service where service has been temporarily discontinued
for any of the following reasons:
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J. Nonrecurring Charge for Restoral of Service (Cont'd)
1. (Cont'd)
- To protect the Company against fraud.
- For failure of the customer to comply with the Company's Rules
and Regulations after service has been established.
- For any other reason for which the customer is responsible,
except a change in class, type, or grade of service, or location of
facilities.
When a service has been permanently disconnected the service
charge does not apply.
NONRECURRING
Each line restored CHARGE
USOC AREA 1 AREA 2
Business N/A $52.00 $10.00
Residence N/A 20.00 10.00
2. Where Full Toll Denial (see 2.2.7.1) has been applied to a customer'
s account, and the customers main line service remains connected,
MTS will be reestablished only upon the payment of all outstanding
MTS charges.
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2.2.8 TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF SERVICE - CUSTOMER INITIATED
A. Suspension of Service
1. Charges noted below apply to exchange service and facilities.
2. The charge applies only to establish the temporary suspension, not
to discontinue it.
3. The full month rate for Exchange Service will apply during the period
this service is subscribed to.
4. The following charge applies to establish temporary suspension of
incoming calls and/or temporary referral of calls.
Each exchange access line NONRECURRING
CHARGE
USOC AREA1 AREA 2
Business N/A $51.00 $25.00
Residence N/A 40.00 25.00
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2.2.9 SPECIAL SERVICES
A. Marinas
A Marina operator will be required to provide cable supporting structures
that meet standards determined by the Company for facilities on new
docks or any additional cable reinforcement to protect the company s
equipment and employees.
B. Special Promotions
From time to time, the Company may offer services at a reduced rate,
free of charge or offer other incentives, including gift certificates and
coupons for promotional, market research or rate experimentation
purposes. These offerings may be limited to certain dates, times and
locations. Such offerings will not be less than one day nor more than
12 months.
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C. General
Where equipment, facilities, or service arrangements are requested
which are not provided for in the Company s applicable Price Lists,
monthly rates and one-time charges such as installation, nonrecurring
and construction charges will apply on case by case basis.
2.2.10 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - CUSTOMER INITIATED
Charges for Termination
Minimum charges for business service applies when the entire service is
discontinued within one calendar month of the service establishment date.
The minimum charge will consist of the monthly business rate.
A. Termination Liability/Waiver Policy
Services provided via service agreements may be subject to the
Termination Liability/Waiver Policy. This policy applies only to services
that specifically reference this Termination Liability/Waiver Policy in their
respective section of this Price List.
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Charges for Termination (Cont'd)
A. Termination Liability/Waiver Policy (Cont'd)
1. Definitions
Minimum Billing Level
When services are provided under a service agreement, a Minimum
Billing Level will be established for use in calculating discontinuance
charges. The minimum Billing Level is 100% percent of the total
monthly rates for the service provided under the customer s service
agreement, unless otherwise specified.
Minimum Service Period
When services are provided under a service agreement, a Minimum
Service Period may be established. This would be the period of time
that the 100% factor of the Termination Liability Charge would apply.
2. Complete Disconnect
If the customer chooses to completely discontinue service, at any
time during the term of the agreement, a termination charge will
apply, unless the customer
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Charges for Termination (Cont'd)
2. Complete Disconnect (Cont'd)
satisfies the conditions specified in the Waiver Policy. The
termination charge is 100% of the Minimum Service Period, if
applicable, and 15% of the Minimum Billing Level for the remaining
term of the agreement.
For example, if the customer discontinues service after 17 months of
a 3-year (36 month) agreement, the termination charge will be the
Minimum Billing Level for the service multiplied by 15% of the
Minimum Billing Level multiplied by 19 months.
3. Partial Disconnect
If the customer discontinues a portion of their service, and that
causes the customer s monthly billing level to fall below the Minimum
Billing Level of the agreement, a termination charge will apply to the
portion of the service agreement that is below the Minimum Billing
Level.
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Charges for Termination (Cont'd)
4. Waiver Policy
A termination charge will be waived when the customer discontinues
their contracted service(s), provided all of the following conditions are
met:
- The customer signs a new service agreement for any other
Company provided service(s);
- Both the existing and the new services are provided solely by the
Company;
- The order to discontinue the existing service(s) and the order to
establish the new service(s) are received by the Company at the
same time;
- The new service(s) installation must be completed within thirty
calendar days of the disconnection of the old service(s), unless the
installation delay is caused by the Company;
- The total value of the new service agreement(s), excluding any
special construction charges and any other nonrecurring charges, is
equal to or greater than 115% of the remaining value of the existing
agreement(s);
- A new minimum service period goes into effect when the new
service agreement term begins;
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2.2 ESTABLISHING AND FURNISHING SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.2.10 TERMINATION OF SERVICE - CUSTOMER INITIATED (Cont'd)
Charges for Termination (Cont'd)
4. Waiver Policy (Cont'd)
- The customer agrees to pay any previously billed, but unpaid
recurring, and any outstanding nonrecurring charges. The charges
cannot be included as part of the new service agreement;
- All applicable nonrecurring charges will be assessed for the new
contracted service(s).
2.2.11 COMPLAINTS
A. Complaint Procedure for Service Deposit and Termination Practices
A customer may complain within one year to the Company about any
deposit or guarantee required as a condition of service or about any
termination notice and may request a conference. These complaints
may be made in person or in writing. In making a complaint or request
for conference, the customer shall state his/her name, service address,
telephone number and the general nature of the complaint.
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2.2.11 COMPLAINTS (Cont'd)
A. Complaint Procedure for Service Deposit and Termination Practices
(Cont'd)
Upon receiving a complaint or a request for conference, the Company
shall promptly, thoroughly and completely investigate the complaint,
confer with the customer when requested, and notify the customer in
writing, if requested, of the results of its proposed disposition of the
complaint after having made a good faith attempt to resolve the
complaint. The written notification shall advise the customer that he/she
may request a review by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission of the
proposed disposition and that a copy of a request for review must also
be sent to the Company.
B. Review
If a customer is dissatisfied with the Company s proposed disposition of
the complaint, he/she may request the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission in to review informally the disputed issue and the Company
s proposed disposition of it. These requests shall certify that the
customer has also sent a copy of the request for review to the Company.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will process these requests as
informal complaints pursuant to their Rules of Practice and Procedure.
Telephone service shall not be terminated in connection with the subject
matter of the
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2.2.11 COMPLAINTS (Cont'd)
B. Review (Cont'd)
complaint while the complaint is pending before the Commission so long
as the customer pays all undisputed bills including current telephone
bills. Upon request by the Commission, the parties and a representative
of the Commission will be required to meet and confer at the place
designated by the Commission.
C. Record of Complaints
Each Company will keep a record of written complaints and requests for
conferences pursuant to the Regulations above. These records shall
be retained for a minimum period of one year at the office of the
Company where the complaint was received or a conference was held.
These written records are to be readily available upon request by the
complaining customer, agent possessing written authorization, or the
Commission. The Company will, at the Commission s request, submit
a report to the Commission which will state and classify the number of
complaints made to the Company pursuant to the Regulation above, the
general subject matter of the complaints, how they were received, how
the customers were notified, and whether a Commission review was
conducted.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE
2.3.1 Customer Responsibility
The customer is responsible for payment of all charges for facilities and
service furnished the customer, including charges for services originated,
or charges accepted, as such facilities.
2.3.2 Payment of Bills
Customer bills for telephone service are due when they are rendered. A
customer is in default unless payment is made on or before the due date
specified on the bill. All delinquent bills for which payment has not been
received within five (5) days shall be subject to the provisions of the
Company's termination procedures.
1. All payments shall be made at or mailed to the office of the Company or
to the Company's duly authorized representative.
2. Failure to receive bills or notices which have been properly placed in the
United States mail shall not prevent such bills from becoming delinquent
nor relieve the customer of his obligations therein.
3. Unless otherwise specified in this Price List, all charges for exchange
service, equipment and facilities, exclusive of charge for local messages
in excess of the monthly allowance and toll messages, are payable
monthly in advance. Charges
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2.3.2 Payment of Bills (Cont'd)
3. (Cont'd)
for local messages in excess of the monthly allowance and toll
messages are payable monthly except that the utility reserves the right
to require payment of such charges at more frequent intervals.
4. In the event that payment from a customer is less than the total amount
of all charges owing to the utility and the customer does not specifically
designate the manner in which he wishes to apply said payment, then
the utility may apply all or any part of the payments received to such
accounts or indebtedness in any manner that the utility desires.
2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits
A. Advance Payments
1. An applicant for telephone service may be required to pay in advance
at the time application for service is made, the service connection
charges applicable, together with at least one month's charges for
the services, equipment, and facilities applied for, and where
necessary, in the opinion of the Company, the estimated amount of
construction and installation charges.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits (Cont'd)
B. Deposits (Cont'd)
1. The Company adopts by reference The Telephone Customer
Relations Rules, codified at Idaho Administrative Procedures Act
31.41.01, Customer Relations Rules by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission and all amendments to those rules which may be
hereafter adopted by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
2. When the Company deems it necessary, in protecting its earned
revenues, an applicant for service or a present customer may be
required to make and keep intact a deposit in such amount as may
be required from time to time by the Company as a guarantee of the
payment charges for services. The fact that a deposit has been
made shall in no way relieve the applicant of customer from
complying with the regulations of the Company as to advance
payments and the prompt payment of bills on presentation, nor
constitute a waiver or modification of the regular practices of the
Company providing for the discontinuance of service for nonpayment
of any sums due the Company for services rendered.
3. Copies of these Rules and Regulations are on file in every business
office and are available for public inspection.
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2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits (Cont'd)
B. Deposits (Cont'd)
4. Residential Service
a. The deposit will be returned to the customer in 12 months or less
if the account of the customer has not been subject to temporary
denial of service for nonpayment.
b. The deposit may be monitored for as long as the deposit is
required and may be increased when toll usage in a one-month
period exceeds by $50.00 or more the portion of the customers
deposit covering one month s toll usage. This portion equals one-
half the deposit less the customer s non-toll monthly obligations.
The Company may discontinue or refuse service to a customer
for failure or refusal to pay an additional deposit which may be
required.
5. Non-Residential Service
a. The deposit will be returned to the customer within 18 months
after the customer has established good credit.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.3 Advance Payments and Deposits (Cont'd)
B. Deposits (Cont'd)
5. Non-Residential Service (Cont'd)
b. If, however, the average charges for basic exchange and toll
service exceed $100 per month, the Company may retain the
deposit longer than 18 months.
6. Interest will be payable on all deposits at the rate determined by the
IPUC pursuant to Commission rule Idaho Administrative Procedures
Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199, Residential and Small Business
Deposit. Interest will accrue from the date of the deposit until the date
of refund or application to the customer s telephone bill.
2.3.4 Late Payment Charge
1. A Late Payment Charge of the greater of 2.0 percent or $10.00 applies
to each customer's bill when the previous month's bill has not been paid
in full, leaving an unpaid balance carried forward. The 2.0 percent
charge is applied to the total unpaid amount carried forward. The Late
Payment Charge is included
2. Minimum Charge
The Late Payment Charge will not apply if it is less than $10.00.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.5 Insufficient Fund (NSF) Check Service Charge
1. If a check for payment of a purchase or a bill for telephone service is
returned to the utility by the bank, for any reason, the check charge (per
check), will be added to the amount due.
2. If telephone service is disconnected for nonpayment as a result of a
returned check, in addition to the amount of the check the reconnection
charge and the check charge, as shown in the applicable schedule, will
apply. A deposit may also be required. All charges must be paid before
service will be reconnected.
3. If a check received as a deposit or advance payment to establish service
is returned, establishment of service will be denied until the amount of
the returned check and the check charge is paid, or, if already
connected, will be discontinued until the charges and amounts are paid.
4. Should a check for payment of a discontinued account be returned, the
amount of the check and the check charge must be paid. No new
service will be established until the amount and charge is paid.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.6 Adjustment Of Charges
A. Interruptions
1. For the purpose of applying this provision, the word interruption shall
mean the inability to complete calls either incoming or outgoing or
both. Interruption does not include and no credit allowance shall be
given for service difficulties such as slow dial tone, busy circuits or
other network and/or switching capacity shortages.
2. The credit allowance will not apply where service is interrupted by
the negligence or willful act of the customer or the failure of facilities
provided by the customer, or where the Company, pursuant to the
terms of the Price List, suspends or terminates services because of
unlawful or improper use of the facilities or service or any other
reason covered by the Price List.
3. No credit allowance shall be made for interruptions due to electric
power failure where, by the provision of this Price List, the customer
is responsible for providing electric power.
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.6 Adjustment Of Charges (Cont'd)
A. Interruptions (Cont'd)
4. When service is interrupted for a period of at least 24 hours after
notice by the customer to the Company, a credit allowance equal to
1/30 of the Price List monthly rate for all services and facilities
furnished by the Company rendered useless shall apply for each 24
hours, or major fraction thereof, during which the interruption
continues after notice to the Company. Credit allowances in any
billing period shall not exceed the total charges for that period for
the services and facilities, which were rendered useless.
5. Credit allowance for interruptions of message rate service will not
affect the number of local messages or message units to which the
customer is entitled during a given billing period.
2.3.7 Payment Plans
Rates for service and facilities continue monthly and are payable as
specified in this Price List except as modified by the following:
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2.3 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (Cont'd)
2.3.7 Payment Plans (Cont'd)
A. Installment Billing
1. Installment billing except as otherwise provided in this document is
provided, at no extra charge, to assist our customers in obtaining
adequate and up-to-date telephone service.
2. Installment billing provides for billing one time charges in monthly
installments where a need for it is indicated. The monthly
installments normally begin with the first bill rendered after
completion of the arrangements between the Company and the
customer.
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2.4 LIABILITY OF COMPANY
2.4.1 Limitation of Liability
A. Except in case of actionable negligence, the liability of the utility for
damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays,
errors, or defects in any of the services or facilities furnished by the utility
(including exchange, toll, private line, supplemental equipment,
directory and all other service)shall in no event exceed an amount equal
to the pro rata charges to the customer for the period during which the
services or facilities are affected by the mistake, omission, interruption,
delay, error, or defect provided; however, that where any mistake,
omission, interruption, delay, error, or defect in any one service or
facility affects or diminishes the value of any other service, said liability
shall include such diminution, but in no event shall the liability exceed
the total amount of charges to the customer for all services or facilities
for the period affected by the mistake, omission, interruption, delay,
error, or defect.
The utility shall not be liable for errors in transmitting, receiving or
delivering oral messages by telephone over the lines of the utility and
connecting telephone utilities.
2.4.2 Hazardous or Inaccessible Locations
In areas the Company considers hazardous or inaccessible to its
employees, the customer may be required to furnish, install, and maintain
the facilities or equipment.
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2.4 LIABILITY OF COMPANY (Cont'd)
2.4.3 Connecting Facilities
When suitable arrangements can be made, outside plant facilities of other
utilities may be used in establishing connections to points not reached by
this Company's outside plant facilities. In establishing connections with the
facilities of other Companies, this Company is not responsible or liable for
any action of the connecting Company.
2.4.4 Defacement of Premises
The Company shall exercise due care in connection with all work done on
customer's premises. No liability shall attach to the Company by reason of
any defacement or damage to the customer's premises resulting from the
existence of the Company's facilities on such premises or by the installation
or removal thereof, unless such defacement or damage is the result of the
negligence of the Company.
2.4.5 Maintenance and Repair
All ordinary expense of maintenance and repair in connection with facilities
and services provided by the Company is borne by the Company unless
otherwise specified in this Price List. In case of damage to or destruction
of any of the Company's facilities or accessories due to the negligence or
willful act of the customer and not due to ordinary wear and tear, the
customer will be held responsible for the cost of restoring the facility to its
original condition, or of replacing the facility destroyed.
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2.4 LIABILITY OF COMPANY (Cont'd)
2.4.6 Temporary Suspension for Repairs
The Company shall have the right to make necessary repairs or changes in
its facilities at any time and will have the right to suspend or interrupt service
temporarily for the purpose of making necessary repairs or changes in its
system. When such suspension or interruption of service for an appreciable
period is necessary, the Company will give the customers who may be
affected reasonable notice thereof as circumstances will permit, and will
prosecute the work with reasonable diligence, and, if practicable, at such
times as will cause the least inconvenience to the customers. When the
Company is repairing or changing its facilities, it shall take appropriate
precautions to avoid unnecessary interruptions of conversations on
customer's service.
2.4.7 Force Majeure
The Company shall not be liable for any failure of performance due to
causes beyond its control, including, without limitation to, acts of God, fires,
floods, or other catastrophes, national emergencies, insurrections, riots or
wars, strikes, lockouts, work stoppages or other labor difficulties, and any
order, regulation or other action of any governing authority or agency
thereof.
2.4.8 The included Exculpatory Language does not constitute a determination
by the Commission that a Limitation of Liability imposed by the Company
should be upheld in a court of law. Acceptance for filing by the Commission
recognized that it is a court's responsibility to adjudicate negligence and
consequential damage claims. It is also the court's responsibility to
determine the validity of the exculpatory clause.
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2.5 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CUSTOMER
2.5.1 Building Space and Electric Power Supply
When Company equipment installed on the customers premises requires
power for its operation, the customer is required to provide such power.
2.5.2 Installation and Maintenance
Installation and maintenance beyond the Company s protected network
facilities will be the responsibility of the customer and others requesting
such work.
2.5.3 Lost or Damaged Equipment
1. In case of damage to, or destruction of any of the Company s
instruments or accessories due to the negligence or willful act of the
customer and not due to ordinary wear and tear, the customer will be
held responsible for the cost of restoring the equipment to its original
condition, or of replacing the equipment destroyed.
2. The customer is required to reimburse the Company for loss, through
theft, of equipment or apparatus furnished to him.
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2.6 SPECIAL TAXES, FEES, CHARGES
1. Insofar as practicable, any sales, use, privilege, excise, franchise or occupation
tax, costs or furnishing service without charge or similar taxes or impositions
now or hereafter levied by the Federal, State, or Local government or any
political subdivision or taxing authority thereof may be billed by the Company to
its exchange customers on a pro rata basis in the areas wherein such taxes
impositions or other charges shall be levied against the Company.
A. Universal Service Fund Surcharge
1. Description
a. Universal Service Fund is established to maintain the universal
availability of local exchange service at reasonable rates and to
promote the availability of long distance services at reasonably
comparable rates throughout the state. Universal Service Fund
surcharges are assessed on all local exchange access lines and long
distance services.
b. In compliance with Idaho Code §56.904, the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission issues orders annually, which increase of decrease
the Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program surcharge
amount. Pursuant to Idaho Code §62.610, the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission issues orders annually, which increase of decrease
the Idaho Universal Service Fund surcharge amount, a monthly
surcharge rate is assessed on each residence and business
exchange access line and to all MTS calls. The surcharge
contributions towards funding for the Idaho Universal Service Fund.
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2.6 SPECIAL TAXES, FEES, CHARGES (Cont'd)
A. Universal Service Fund Surcharge (Cont'd)
2. Charge (Cont'd)
The surcharge rate remains effective until otherwise modified, changed, or
canceled by the IPUC.
Monthly Surcharge Rate
Per exchange access line Current
- Business $0.14
- Residence' $0.06
Message Telecommunications Service 2
Excludes Idaho Telephone Assistance Program
2 MTS Rates include the Universal Service Fund Surcharge
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2.7 EMERGENCY MEASURES IN CASE OF DISASTER
In the event of a disaster caused by enemy attack, by riot, insurrection, or other civil
disaster, by fire, flood, storm, earthquake or other natural causes, the Company shall
take emergency measures with its service as shall be ordered or directed by the
Idaho Public Utilities Commission. In the absence of an order or direction by the
Commission, the Company may take whatever emergency measures as it may
within its discretion deem necessary in the public interest for the preservation of the
service and maintenance of service to all essential users. In the event that
emergency measures are initiated by the Company in the absence of an order or
direction by the Commission, the Company shall, wherever practicable, notify the
Commission in advance of the action which it proposes to take. Any action thus
proposed by the Company shall be subject to review by the Commission. Should
conditions make advance notification impracticable, the Company shall notify the
Commission of the emergency action which it has taken as soon as possible
thereafter.
As restoration becomes possible of any service which has been discontinued
pursuant to any of the emergency measures taken under this regulation, the priority
of such restoration shall be determined by the Company as it may, within its
discretion, deem necessary in the public interest or as ordered or directed by the
Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
All services furnished by the Company except those covered by the rules for
Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP) will be subject to this regulation and the
Company shall in no event be liable for any damage resulting from measures taken
under this regulation except in the case of willful misconduct.
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3.2 GENERAL SERVICE OFFERINGS 81
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3.1 SERVICE CHARGES
A charge based on estimated cost applies to customer requested arrangements of
existing network facilities located on the customer's premises.
3.2 GENERAL SERVICE OFFERINGS
3.2.1 Consolidated Billing
Charges noted below apply to exchange service and facilities.
Nonrecurring Charge Area 1 Area 2
Applicable only to the telephone
with which a line(s) or circuit(s) is
consolidated $0.00 $15.00
- Applicable to each telephone or
circuit number deconsolidated $0.00 F$15.00
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4. 1 General
Construction charges and special charges, except as otherwise defined in this Pric(
List, will be determined on a case by case basis.
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5.1 EXCHANGE AREAS 85
5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas 86
5.1.2 Exchange Area Rate Groups 89
5.1.3 Classes of Service Offered in an Exchange Area 97
5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service 98
5.2 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE 104
5.2.1 Measured Rate Service 108
5.2.2 Premium Flat Rate Service 112
5.2.3 Local Service Options 114
5.3 PRIVATE BRANCH (PBX) TRUNKS 125
5.3.1 Measured Rate Service 126
5.3.2 Message Rate Service 126
5.3.3 Commercial Trunks 127
5.3.4 Flat Rate Trunks 128
5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service 129
5.3.6 Automatic-Identification-of-Outward-Dialing
(AIOD) Service 135
5.4 PREMIUM EXCHANGE SERVICES 139
5.4.1 Extension Service 139
5.4.2 Custom Calling Services 140
5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES 157
5.5.1 Listing Services 157
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5. EXCHANGE SERVICES
5.1 EXCHANGE AREAS
A. Description
1. Premium flat rate lines, basic measured lines, and trunk lines are
provided within exchange boundaries. The exchange access line is
provided from the Company's central office facilities to the customer's
location. The central office serving the customer's location is
designated by the Company. Through these exchange access lines,
the customer has access to the local calling area of the exchange and
to long distance calling on the Message Toll Network.
2. Local calling refers to calls placed to telephone numbers where
message toll charges do not apply.
3. Exchange areas may contain a base rate and a suburban area. They
are defined as follows:
Base Rate Area
The area within an exchange that contains the most compact
development. The exchange boundary and the base rate area
boundary may be one and the same.
Suburban Area
The area of an exchange outside the base rate area but within the
exchange boundary. Suburban service is limited to four main
stations per circuit. They are provided to these areas without
additional mileage charges.
4. Services in this Price List are offered as regulated services to
customers who subscribe to 5 or fewer lines pursuant to Title 61,
Idaho Code.
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5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas
A. Extended Service is when an exchange has local calling throughout
that exchange area plus any other exchanges specified below.
Rates for extended service as shown in this section means service
without an additional charge between exchanges.
B. Area 1 (US WEST's Northern Idaho exchanges)
EXCHANGE AREAS INCLUDED IN
EXCHANGE AREA EXTENDED LOCAL CALLING AREA
Cottonwood Cottonwood and Grangeville
Craigmont Craigmont and Nez Perce
Gran eville Gran eville and Cottonwood
Kamiah Kamiah Kooskia and Nez Perce
Kooskia Kooskia and Kamiah
Lapwai Lapwai, Clarkston, WA
Lenore and Lewiston
Lewiston Lewiston; Ssotin WA, Clarkston, WA
Lapwai, Lenore and Anatone
Nez Perce Nez Perce, Craigmont and Kamiah
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5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas (Cont'd)
C. Area 2 (US WEST's Southern Idaho exchanges)
EXCHANGE EXCHANGE AREAS INCLUDED IN
AREA EXTENDED LOCAL CALLING AREA
Arco Arco and Mackay
Ashton Ashton and St. Anthony
Bancroft Bancroft, Grace and Soda Springs
Blackfoot Blackfoot, Shelley and Springfield (GTE of thi
Northwest)
Bliss Bliss, Gooding and Hagerman
Boise Boise, Kuna, Meridian and Star
Buhl Buhl and Castleford
Burley Burley, Oakley and Minidoka, Norland, Paul
and Rupert (Project Mutual Telephone
Cooperative Association, Inc.)
Caldwell Caldwell, Marsing (GTE of the Northwest),
Middleton and Nampa
Castleford Castleford and Buhl
Dietrich Dietrich and Shoshone
Downey Downey, Lava Hot Springs, McCammon, and
Pocatello
Eden - Hazelton Eden-Hazelton, Kimberly, Murtaugh
and Twin Falls
Emmett Enunett and Sweet (GTE of the Northwest)
Glenns Ferry Glenns Ferry and Mountain Home
Gooding Gooding, Bliss, Hagerman and Wendell
Grace Grace, Bancroft and Soda Springs -
Hagerman Hagerman, Bliss, Goodiiig and Wendell
Hailey Hailey and Ketchum
Idaho Falls Idaho Falls, Rigby, Ririe, Roberts and Shelled
Jerome Jerome and Wendell
Ketchum Ketchum and Hailey
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5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas (Cont'd)
C. Area 2 (US WEST's Southern Idaho exchanges)(Cont'd)
EXCHANGE AREAS INCLUDED IN
EXCHANGE AREA EXTENDED LOCAL CALLING AREA
Kimberly Kimberly, Eden-Hazelton, Murtaugh and
Twin Falls
Kuna Kuna, Boise, Melba, Meridian, and Nampa
Lava Hot Springs Lava Hot Springs, Downey, McCammon, and
Pocatello
Mackay Mackay and Arco
Malad Malad and Holbrook (Albion Telephone
Company)
McCamnion McCammon, Downey, Lava Hot Springs, and
Pocatello
Melba Melba, Kuna and Nampa
Meridian Meridian, Boise, Kuna, Nampa and Star
Middleton Middleton, Caldwell, Nampa and Star
Montpelier Montpelier and Paris
Mountain Home Mountain Home and Glenns Ferry
Murtaugh Murtaugh, Eden-Hazelton, Kimberly
and Twin Falls
Nampa Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna, Melba, Meridian,
Middleton and Star
New Plymouth New Plymouth, Payette and Fruitland (Farmer
Mutual Telephone Company)
NuAcres NuAcres, Nyssa, Vale and Ontario, Oregon
(Malheur Home Telephone Company), and
Fruitland (Farmers Mutual Telephone Compar
Oakley Oakley and Burley
Paris Paris, Montpelier and Garden City, Utah
Payette Payette, New Plymouth, Fruitland (Farmers
Mutual Telephone Company), Ontario and
Oregon Slope, Oregon (Malheur Home
Telephone Company)
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5.1.1 List of Exchange Areas and Local Calling Areas (Cont'd)
C. Area 2 (US WEST's Southern Idaho exchanges) (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE AREAS INCLUDED IN
EXCHANGE AREA EXTENDED LOCAL CALLING AREA
Pocatello Pocatello, Downey, Lava Hot Springs, and M
Rexburg Rexburg Rexburg, Rigby, Ririe and St. Anti
Rigby Rigby, Idaho Falls, Rexburg, Ririe and
Roberts
Ririe Ririe, Idaho Falls, Rexburg and Rigby
Roberts Roberts, Idaho Falls and Rigby
St. Anthony St. Anthony, Ashton and Rexburg
Shelley Shelley, Blackfoot and Idaho Falls
Shoshone Shoshone and Dietrich
Soda Springs Soda Springs, Bancroft and Grace
Star Star, Boise, Meridian, Middleton and Nampa
Twin Falls Twin Falls, Eden-Hazelton, Kimberly and
Murtaugh
Weiser Weiser, Oregon Slope, Oregon (Malheur Hom
Telephone Company)
Wendell Wendell, Gooding, Hagerman and Jerome
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5.1 EXCHANGE AREAS (Cont'd)
5.1.2 Exchange Area Rate Groups
1. Exchange Access Line facilities are connected or rearranged according
to the rates specified in this section.
2. The rates for exchange service vary according to the number of
exchange access lines that can be called on a local basis. The
exchange access line availability determines the rate group in which an
exchange is placed. Those cities which have a smaller exchange
access line availability base are classified in a lower rate group than
those with a larger exchange access line calling availability.
3. Exchange Area Rate Groups
AREA 1 AREA 2 EXCHANGE
ACCESS
RATE GROUP RATE GROUP LINE AVAILABILITY
1 1 0 - 5,000
2 5,001 - 25,000
2 5,001 - 30,000
3 Over 30,000
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5.1.2 Exchange Area Rate Groups (Cont'd)
4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(a) Area 1 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Cottonwood 1
Craigmont 1
Grangeville 1
Kamiah 1
Kooskia 1
Lapwai 2
Lewiston 2
Nez Perce 1
(b) Area 2
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Afton, Wyoming 1
American Falls 1
- Arco
- Arco Main 1
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4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
- Howe 1
- Moore (BRA) [1] 1
- Ashton 1
- Bancroft 1
- Blackfoot [2]
- Blackfoot Main 2
- Riverside 2
Bliss 1
Boise [2]
- Boise Main 3
- Boise Northwest 3
- Boise West 3
- Boise So. West 3
- Eagle 3
Buhl 1
Burley
- Burley Main 2
- Declo (BRA) 2
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4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Caldwell
- Caldwell 3
- Greenleaf (BRA) 3
- Notus (BRA) 3
Castleford 1
Council 1
Dietrich 1
Downey 3
Driggs
- Driggs Main 1
- Tetonia (BRA) 1
- Victor (BRA) 1
Eden - Hazelton 2
Emmett 2
Glenns Ferry 2
Gooding 2
Grace
- Grace Main 1
- Thatcher 1
Hagerman 2
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4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Hailey
- Hailey Main 2
- Bellevue (BRA) 2
Idaho City 1
Idaho Falls
- Idaho Falls Main 3
- Ucon (BRA) 3
Island Park 1
Jerome 2
Ketchum 2
Kimberly
- Kimberly Main 2
- Hansen (BRA) 2
Kuna 3
Lava Hot Springs 3
McCammon
- McCammon Main 3
- Arimo (BRA) 3
Mackay 1
Malad 1
Melba 2
Meridian 3
Middleton 3
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4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Montpelier
- Montpelier Main 1
- Bennington (BRA) 1
- Dingle (BRA) 1
- Georgetown (BRA) 1
Mountain Home
- Mountain Home Main 2
- Mountain Home South 2
Murtaugh 2
Nampa 3
New Plymouth 2
Nyssa, Oregon (New Acres, ID) 2
Oakley 2
Oxbow 1
Paris
- Paris Main 1
- Bloomington (BRA) 1
- St. Charles (BRA) 1
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4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Payette 2
Pocatello
- Pocatello Main 3
- Pocatello North 3
- Inkom (BRA) 3
- Fort Hall (BRA) 3
Preston
- Preston 1
- Clifton (BRA) 1
- Dayton (BRA) 1
- Franklin (BRA) 1
- Weston (BRA) 1
Rexburg
- Rexburg 2
- Sugar City (BRA) 2
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5.1.2 Exchange Area Rate Groups (Cont'd)
4. Rate Groups (Cont'd)
(b) Area 2 (Cont'd)
EXCHANGE RATE
AREA GROUP
Rigby
- Rigby Main 3
- Lewisville - Menan (BRA) 3
Ririe 3
Roberts 3
St. Anthony
- St. Anthony Main 2
- Newdale (BRA) 2
- Parker (BRA) 2
- Teton (BRA) 2
Shelley
- Shelley (BRA) 3
- Firth (BRA) 3
Shoshone 1
Soda Springs 1
Stanley 1
Star 3
Twin Fal Is 2
Weiser 1
Wendell 2
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5.1 EXCHANGE AREAS (Cont'd)
5.1.3 Classes of Service Offered in an Exchange Area
1. The Company makes service available within the base rate area and
suburban area to customers with 5 or fewer lines, under its effective
rate schedules, as follows.
a. Class of Service
-Business
-Residence
b. Type of Service
-Flat Rate Service
-Message Rate Service
-Measured Rate Service
c. Grade of Service
Service Area Applicable
-Individual Line Base Rate Area (BRA) and
Suburban Area (SA)
-Suburban SA
-Hunting of Key Line BRA and SA
-Trunks
* Commercial BRA and SA
* Hotel BRA and SA
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5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service
A. Description
Foreign Exchange Service is a service furnished within a LATA (Local
Area and Transport Area) from an exchange other than the exchange
from which the customer would normally be served.
B. Definitions
Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) - A geographic area
established by the Company for the provision and administration of
communications service. It encompasses designated exchanges,
which are grouped to serve common social, economic and other
purposes.
Local Exchange - As used in this Price List means the exchange in
which the main access line is located.
Foreign Exchange - As used in this Price List means the exchange
from which the service is rendered.
C. Terms and Conditions
1. Rates for local service includes service without additional charge
to all access lines receiving service from the exchange from which
the foreign exchange service is furnished.
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5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service (Cont'd)
C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
2. The interexchange rates applicable in connection with toll service
over foreign exchange lines will be as shown in the interexchange
Price List provisions of the foreign exchange.
3. Additional listings and lines of information will be furnished to
foreign exchange customers in local or foreign directories and the
rates in effect for the directory containing the additional listing or
line of information will apply.
4. Except as provided, services furnished in the local exchange will
be available in connection with foreign exchange service at rates
shown in the Price List provisions of the local exchange.
5. Except as provided, foreign exchange service will be furnished
subject to the same conditions as those applicable in connection
with local residence service regarding the use of the service by
anyone other than the customer or members of the customer's
household.
6. Foreign exchange service will not be provided for public or
semipublic use.
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5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service (Cont'd)
C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
7. Foreign exchange mileage rates for service furnished in a
contiguous exchange as shown under D.1. following are
applicable to the air-line distance between the customer's main
access line and the nearest point on the common boundary of the
foreign and local exchange areas.
8. Foreign exchange mileage rates for business service furnished in
non-contiguous exchanges as shown under D.1. following, are
applicable to the interexchange mileage measured between the
rate centers of the foreign and local exchanges.
9. A suburban exchange access line shall not be located within the
base rate area.
10. A Foreign Exchange line may be utilized with customer- provided
terminal equipment, protective circuitry, PBX and key telephone
systems which are connected to the exchange telephone service
associated with such lines.
11. Where foreign exchange service furnished under D, following, is
provided by means of a circuit crossing the exchange area
boundary, the following applies:
a. Where extensions of plant are required in the foreign or local
exchange they will be made on a case by case basis.
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5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service (Cont'd)
C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
12. Foreign exchange service over any route is available under the
conditions, rates and charges specified in this section, when
facilities and operating conditions permit.
13. When the Company establishes a new central office or revises a
central office or exchange boundary, additions or increases in
mileage increments are not applicable to existing customers as
long as these services are retained without change by the same
customer at the same premises.
D. Rates and Charges
1. Business Foreign Exchange
a. The following charge applies in Area 1 to each one-half mile or
fraction thereof for each business premium flat rate or PBX
exchange access line. Rates and charges for the associated
access line also apply.
Area 1 Rates Monthly Rates
Nonrecurring 1st 2nd >2
Char es Mile Mile Miles
Contiguous $25.00 $3.0 $6.00 $9.00
Exchanges 0
Nonrecurring Each Mile or
Non-Contiguous Charges Fraction
Exchanges $25.00 $6.00
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5.1.4 Foreign Exchange Service (Cont'd)
D. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
2. Residence Foreign Exchange
The following rates and charges apply to residence service
furnished in contiguous exchanges for each one-quarter mile or
fraction thereof in Area 1.
Monthly Rate
Nonrecurring Charge 1st '/2 > '/2
Per Individual $25.00 Mile Mile
Exchange Access Line $1.50 $1.50
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D. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
3. Off-Premises Extension Station Lines and PBX Station Lines
Foreign Exchange Service
Where foreign exchange service is offered in D.1 and D.2
preceding, an off-premises extension line or private branch
exchange station line from a main station line in the exchange from
which foreign exchange service is offered, may be furnished in the
contiguous exchange at the following rates:
Area 1 Rates Monthly
Rates
a. Each one-quarter mile or fraction thereof, air-
line measurement, from the extension station
line or private branch exchange station line to
the nearest point on the common exchange
boundary. $1.50
b. Each one-quarter mile or fraction thereof, air-
line measurement, from the nearest point on the
common exchange boundary to the main station
line. $1.25
c. The total mileage charge is the sum of the
charges determined above.
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1. Premium flat rate or basic measured hunting or key line business and
residence service and private branch exchange service is available in the
suburban area under rates for the applicable service in the base rate area.
2. Miscellaneous service rates are determined on a case by case basis.
3. Telephone is furnished for the use of the customer, the customer's family, and
persons residing in the home, or employees or representatives. The service
may also be extended to Joint Users.
4. Application of Business and Residence Rates
a. The application of business or residence rates to private or public
telephone service is governed by the actual or obvious use made of the
service by the customer. If residence service is found to be used largely
or principally for business purposes, the Company will provide business
service, except in cases where the customer will thereafter use the service
for domestic or social requirements.
b. If it is found that the customer is permitting public use of service furnished
for private use, the Company will provide Public, Semipublic, or Public
Access Line Service. If the customer consents to the relocation of the
facilities so they are inaccessible to the public or permits no further public
use after attention has been called to the matter, a change will not be
required. Where a change is required, no charge will be made for the
relocation of the telephone instrument.
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c. If it is found that the customer is sharing the use of business service with
an individual, other than an employee, member or officer of the customer's
concern, or with another concern not of record as a joint user, the Company
will require the customer to take Joint User Service. Joint User Service will
not be required if the customer permits no further use of the service, or
where the joint user vacates the customer's premises or becomes a
customer to business service in the same exchange.
d. Business Service is a class of exchange service furnished to individuals in
business, in firms, partnerships, corporations, agencies shops, etc. Hotels
receiving premium flat rate line or private branch exchange service require
business service, as do individuals practicing a profession or operating a
business and having no offices other than their residences.
(1) Business rates apply in colleges, clubs, lodges, schools, libraries,
churches, apartment buildings, hospitals, fire stations and private and
public institutions. They also apply at locations for the convenience in
administration of federal, state of other governments, where the service
is not subject to semipublic or public use.
(2) Business rates apply in boarding or rooming houses with more than
five rooms available for rent. The application of business rates to
telephone service is governed by the actual or obvious
use made of the service.
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4. Application of Business and Residence Rate (Cont'd)
d. (Cont'd)
(3) Any location where the directory listing of"office" is provided, is subject
to business rates. Business rates apply where any title indicating a
trade occupation, or profession is listed.
(4) Business rates apply in any situation where the use of the service is
more for commercial or occupational reasons than for domestic or
social reasons. Indications of this are regular advertising, including the
telephone number in newspapers and printing the telephone number
on handbills, circulars or business cards.
e. Residence Service is a class of service furnished to a residence or place
of dwelling where the use is primarily social or domestic. Residence
service is installed in residential premises such as private homes,
residential apartments in hotels or apartment houses and in
boarding/rooming houses. Residence service would apply to the owners'
or managers' quarters of rooming or boarding houses with more than 5
rooms to rent. It may be provided in tenants' rooms for the use of the
individuals renting the quarters. A residence listing is provided in these
cases.
(1) In the case of residence locations of professional customers, i.e. clergy,
professors, military or naval officers and nurses, designations of title
may be furnished in connection with
residence service.
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e. (Cont'd)
(2) The application of residence service rates to telephone service is
governed by the actual use made of the service.
5. Flat rate or message rate services, except for Public Access Line Service, are
not installed on premises of a public or semipublic character in a location where
the telephone would be accessible for use by the patrons of the customer of
by the public in general.
6. Except where foreign exchange or hotel PBX service is involved, business flat
rate and business message rate services will not be furnished to an applicant
or customer on a single premises.
7. Residence flat rate and residence measured rate services may be furnished to
the same customer on the same premises.
8. Loop Diversity and/or Avoidance are available on an individual case basis.
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9. Change Charges
Charges noted below apply to exchange service and facilities.
NONRECURRING CHARGE AREA 1 AREA 2
- Change of class, type or grade of service, each $20.00 $13.50
exchange access line[1]
- Other changes of an exchange access line[2] $20.00 $25.50
5.2.1 Measured Rate Service
A. Description
1. Basic Measured Service is a one-party/individual service for which a
separate charge is made for each outgoing local message in addition
to the monthly charge for the line. In residence service, the usage
charge only applies when the usage allowance is exceeded.
2. Budget Measured Residence Service is a one-party/individual service
for which a separate charge is made for each outgoing local message
in addition to the monthly charge for the line. The usage charge applies
to each outgoing local message.
[1] Does not apply to residence service.
[2] Included in this category are changes in line hunting arrangements, changes from
residence to business or visa versa not involving PBX service, and other
miscellaneous changes or rearrangements of an
exchange access line.
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5.2.1 Measured Rate Service (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions
1. Measured Service is offered in exchanges where operating
conditions and facilities permit.
2. Business Premium Flat and Business Measured Services will not be
furnished at the same time to a customer in the same exchange on
the same premises.
3. The monthly rates for Measured Service are in addition to other
applicable rates.
4. Measured Service is not available in connection with Foreign
Exchange Service.
5. Measured Service is not available to residence customers in
connection with Key Telephone Service.
6. A separate bill will be rendered per each residence Basic Measured
and Budget Measured Service.
C. Rates and Charges
1. Measured Service Usage Charges
a. In Area 1 only, Basic Measured Service customers receive a
$3.00 allowance for outgoing local calls. Budget Measured
Service customers will receive no allowance.
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5.2.1 Measured Rate Service (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
1. Measured Service Usage Charges (Cont'd)
a. (Cont'd)
On outgoing local calls billed to a calling card, special billing
number, collect, or to a third number, an additional charge,
specified in 5.5.2, will be applied. These calls are not included
in the $3.00 allowance.
b. Usage Rates
Area 1 Area 2
1 st Add'I 1 st Add'I
Min Min Min Min
Local Calls placed within the
same central office district $0.0 $0.01 $0.02 $0.02
(intraexchange calls) 4 5
Local calls placed to other
central office districts $0.0 $0.01 $0.03 $0.03
(interexchange calls) 4 5
c. In Area 1, a 35% discount applies to outgoing local calls placed
between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m. weekdays, all day Saturday, Sunday
and holidays.
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5.2.1 Measured Rate Service (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
1. Measured Service Usage Charges (Cont'd)
d. In Area 2, a 25% discount applies Sunday through Friday from
5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.; a 50% discount applies Saturday from 8:00
a.m. to 11:00 p.m., a 50% discount applies Sunday from 8:00 a.m.
to 11:00 p.m. and a 50% discount applies all nights from 11:00 p.m.
to 8:00 a.m.
2. Measured Service Access Lines Rates and Charges
The following are the individual grade of service rates and charges.
AREA 1
Each Exchange Nonrecurring Monthly Rate
Access Line - USOC Charge Group 1 Group2
Business
- $43.00 $14.99 $16.84
Basic Measured
$43.00 $14.99 $16.84
Basic Measured
Hunting or Key
Residence
- Basic Measured $27.00 $6.72 $7.22
- Budget Measured $27.00 $4.72 $5.22
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C. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
AREA 2 MONTHLY
Business- Nonrecurring Rate Rate Rate
Each Exchange USO Charge Group Group Group
Access Line C 1 2 3
- Individual line LMB $52.00 $13.1 $14.38 $15.69
5
- Additional
individual line ALM 52.00 13.15 14.38 15.69
Residence-
Each Exchange
Access Line
- Individual line LW1 $30.00 $5.19 $5.64 $6.13
- Additional
individual line AKN 30.00 5..19 5.64 6.13
5.2.2 Premium Flat Rate Service
A. Description
Premium Flat Rate Service is a one-party/individual service for which
a fixed charge is made regardless of the number of local messages
completed.
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5.2.2 Premium Flat Rate Service (Cont'd)
B. Rates and Charges
1. Premium Flat Access Line Rates and Charges
AREA 1 Non Recurring Rate Rate
Business Charge Group 1 Group 2
$43.00 $21.49 $24.49
Premium Flat
- Premium 43.00 6.45 8.25
Flat/Basic
911
- 43.00 25.79 29.24
Premium
Flat/Hunting or
Key
Residence
-Premium Flat 27.00 8.47 9.97
AREA 2 MONTHLY
Business- Nonrecurrin Rate Rate Rate
Each Exchange USO g Charge Grou Group 2 Group
Access Line C P1 3
- Individual line 1 FB $52.00 $26.0 $28.49 $31.10
2
-Additional
individual line AFK 52.00 26.02 28.49 31.10
- 911 Individual
access line 91 L 52.00 13.15 14.38 15.69
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5.2.2 Premium Flat Rate Service (Cont'd)
B. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
1. Premium Flat Access Line Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
AREA 2 MONTHLY
Residence- Nonrecurrin Rate Rate Rate
Each USO g Charge Group Group Group
Exchange C 1 2 3
Access Line
- Individual 1 FR $30.00 $10.1 $11.01 $12.00
line 1
- Additional
individual AFH 30.00 10.11 11.01 12.00
line
5.2.3 Local Service Options
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements
1. Hunting Arrangements are provided in all Company central
offices. This service is offered subject to the capabilities of the
central office providing the hunting arrangement. This section
applies to Simple and Complex Services including Key Lines, PBX
Trunks, Data Lines, WATS Lines, FEX Lines and FEX Trunks.
2. Hunting arrangements are offered in two categories:
(a) Series Completion Service
(b) Multiline Hunt Service
3. The hunting arrangements available in any given central office will
depend on the type of central office equipment provided.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
4. The limitations on hunting arrangements will vary by the type of
central office offering the service.
5. Hunting Arrangements are not available on multiparty lines.
6. The Custom Calling feature Call Forwarding will override the
hunting arrangement provided.
7. If the customer converts from a Series Completion Service to
Multiline Hunt Service, the nonrecurring charges for a Multiline
Hunt Service apply.
8. Hunting arrangements as specified in this section do not apply
to PBX trunk groups with Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service.
9. Hunting arrangements will affect the operation or availability of
some other optional features on the hunting lines. The features
most often affected include forms of Call Forwarding, Call
Waiting, Call Transfer, Speed Calling and others, depending on
the service configuration.
10. Series Completion Service cannot be added to Multiline Hunt
Service.
11. There will be no charge to change hunting arrangements due to
the removal of lines from a hunt group.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
12. Series Completion Service
a. Description
Series completion permits calls to a busy telephone number
to be routed to another telephone number in the same
switching office. More than two numbers may be linked to
form a series completion list. More than one telephone
number can be routed to the same telephone number.
Series completion is a form of line hunting where a call is
routed to an idle telephone number in a prearranged group
when the called telephone number is busy. In no case does
the hunting occur over more than 16 telephone numbers. The
hunting sequence can be accomplished as follows:
(1) Number Hunting
The hunt always starts with the called telephone number
and ends with the last telephone number in the
prearranged group, completing the call to the first idle
telephone number encountered. Unless the first telephone
number in the group is called, only a portion of the group
can be tested. The prearranged sequence can be either
consecutive or nonconsecutive.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
12. Series Completion Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(2) Circular Hunting
The hunt starts with the called telephone number and
proceeds in a prearranged order to test all numbers in the
group. The call will be completed to the first idle line. This
arrangement is accomplished by routing the last number in
the group back to the first number. No additional charge
applies other than the Series Completion charge per line.
(3) Line Make Busy
This feature provides a method for making lines appear
busy to the serving central office. The feature is activated
by operation of dedicated keys at the customer's premises,
which in turn provides a busy appearance to the central
office for predetermined lines or groups of lines. The line
remains in the busy state until the associated key is
depressed (deactivated). A line may be associated with
only one key. Originating service is not affected by key
operation.
The caller does not receive busy tone unless all numbers
which have been hunted are found busy.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
13. Multiline Hunt Service
a. Description
Multiline hunt service permits calls to a busy telephone number to
be routed to other specified lines that do not require a telephone
number. Hunting is done sequentially by terminal within the group.
A line is associated with each terminal in the group. One begin-
hunt telephone number must be assigned to the first line within a
group of sequentially ordered lines that form a multiline hunt
group. Telephone numbers may be assigned to other lines within
a multiline hunt group and could effectively provide subgroups of
lines to be hunted. Telephone numbers can be assigned to the
hunting lines in any sequence.
Multiline hunting service provides a hunting sequence that
attempts to complete a call to the line associated with the dialed
telephone number. If the initial line is found busy, only the lines
following the requested line within the hunt group are
subsequently examined for an idle state. Busy tone is not sent to
the caller unless all remaining lines in the hunt group list have
been found busy. The call will be completed to the first idle line.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
Multiline hunt groups (MHLG) can be assigned two types of
telephone numbers (TNs); begin-hunt and nonhunting TNs. The
begin-hunt TN has the multiline hunt feature and, when called,
starts the hunting sequence associated with the hunt group. An
MLHG must have at least one begin-hunt TN but can have
essentially one per line in the group. Nonhunting TNs can be
assigned to lines within an MLHG; these lines do not have the
multiline feature. Incoming calls are terminated directly to the
individual lines.
(1) Regular Hunting
Regular hunting starts when a begin-hunt telephone number
is called in a multiline group. Hunting proceeds in ascending
order through each subsequent terminal (line) in the group
until an idle terminal is reached or the last (highest numbered)
terminal in the group is reached. A preferential hunt list can
be added to any terminal in a regular hunt group that has a
begin-hunt telephone number. Circular hunting can be added
to any regular hunt group.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(1) Regular Hunting (Cont'd)
Once a multiline hunt group with regular hunting is subscribed
to, the following features are available.
(2) Circular Hunting
Circular hunting is provided optionally with regular hunting or
preferential hunting groups. Circular hunting occurs in these
groups as follows.
(a) Circular hunting for regular hunting groups: When the
hunt for an idle terminal (line) commences beyond the first
terminal in the hunt group and finds all higher numbered
terminals busy, the hunt returns to the first terminal in the
group. The hunt ends with the terminal number preceding
the terminal where the hunt in the group initially began.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(2) Circular Hunting (Cont'd)
(b) Circular hunting for preferential hunting groups: If an
incoming call is to a terminal with a preferential list, circular
hunting starts with the last terminal in the preferential list.
The hunt continues in ascending order to the last terminal
in the group, returns to the first terminal, and continues in
ascending order ending at the terminal preceding the
terminal where the circular hunt began.
This feature allows all lines within a multiline hunt group to
be tested for busy regardless of the point of entry into the
group before returning busy tone.
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5.2.3 Local Service Options (Cont'd)
A. Central Office Hunting Arrangements (Cont'd)
13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(3) Stop Hunt
The Stop Hunt feature is available to customers who have the
Multiline Hunting Feature.
Stop Hunt allows the customer to stop the hunt of specific lines
in an MLH group by the operation of a key, (not valid for
multiline no hunting groups). When a hunt through a group of
lines for an idle line is initiated, the hunt will proceed until it
reaches a terminal associated with an active stop hunt key.
There it stops. A customer may have more than one stop hunt
key, but only the stop hunt terminal number associated with
the last-operated key is effective (active). MLHG, which has
regular hunt without circular hunting, and the hunt starts after
the stop hunt terminal, will not be affected by the activation of
a stop hunt key.
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13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(4) Make-Busy
This feature provides a method for making lines appear busy
to the serving central office. The feature is activated by
operation of dedicated keys at the customer's premises which
in turn provides a busy appearance to the central office for pre-
determined lines or groups of lines.
(a) Line Make-Busy
Line Make-Busy (LMB) enables a single line in a multiline
group to be taken out of service by a key located at the
customer's premises. At the time the key is depressed
(activated), the line associated with the key is made busy.
The line remains in the busy state until the associated key
is depressed (deactivated). A line may be associated with
only one key. Originating service is not affected by key
operation.
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13. Multiline Hunt Service (Cont'd)
a. Description (Cont'd)
(4) Make-Busy
(b) Terminal Make-Busy
Terminal Make-Busy (MB) is available only to multiline
groups. MB functions as individual make-busy keys and
allows a terminal or group of terminals to appear busy to
incoming calls but originating service is not affected. One
to 20 terminals can be assigned to the same MB key.
(c) Group Make-Busy
Group Make-Busy (GMB, causes all lines in a Multiline
Hunt Group to appear busy to incoming calls. When a
GMB key is operated, no search for an idle line is
conducted and the incoming call is given busy
treatment. Busy treatment could return busy tone or if
the group has Call Forwarding Busy Line (CFBL), the
incoming call will be routed to the call forwarding TN.
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AREA 1
NONRECURR MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Series Completion, per each TN hunted to
HSO $20.00 N/A
Optional Features for Series Completion
- Make Busy, per EHD $45.00 $1.25
Linea
Regular Hunting
- Per Group4 HSHPG $20.00 N/A
- Per terminal in the
Group4 HSHPT $20.00 N/A
Optional Features for
Regular Hunting
- Per begin-hunt TN5 HSGPH N/A N/A
- Per non-hunt TN HSGPN N/A N/A
- Circular Hunting, EH6 $25.00 N/A
per group
- Make Busy
- Perline/termina13 EHD $45.00 $1.25
- Per Group3 EHC $45.00 $1.25
- Stop Hunt3 P89 $45.00 $5.40
3 In addition, a key and/or lamp will also be required at the customer's premises.
4 Nonrecurring charge only applies to changes in line hunting arrangements.
5 At least one begin-hunt telephone number is required for each Multi-Line Hunt Group.
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5.3 PRIVATE BRANCH (PBX) TRUNKS
A. Description
A. PBX trunk is a telephone circuit between a private branch
exchange or order receiving equipment and a Company central office.
The following services are available to business customers who subscribe
to 5 or fewer lines pursuant to Title 61, Idaho Code.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. The Company will furnish PBX trunks sufficient to meet traffic demands.
PBX service is not provided on a one-way basis. Therefore, in-only, out-
only, or two-way trunks must be used in combinations which provide for
two-way service for the PBX system.
2. Loop diversity and/or Avoidance are available on an ICB basis.
C. Change Charges
Charges noted below apply to exchange service and facilities.
NONRECURRING CHARGE AREA 1 AREA 2
Change of class, type or grade of service,
each exchange access line6 $20.00 N/A
Other changes of a PBX trunk or an
exchange access line' 20.00 41.00
Does not apply to residence service.
Included in this category are changes in line hunting arrangements and other
miscellaneous changes or rearrangements of an exchange access line.
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5.3.1 Measured Rate Service
A. Measured rate trunks are provided at a monthly recurring rate plus a
usage charge for each minute or fraction of a minute the service is used.
B. Usage charges in Section 5.2.1 apply in addition to the
monthly charges.
AREA 2 MONTHLY RATE
Business- USOC Nonrecurrin Group Group Group
Measure Rate Trunks g Charge 1 2 3
TV1 $117.50 $13.15 $14.38 $15.69
2-Way (plus usage
charges)
TVW 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
1-Way Out (plus usage
charges)
TV4 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
1-Way In
TTT 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
Hotel, LD Terminal
1-Way In with hunting, for TDV 117.50 21.15 22.38 23.69
DID (plus usage)$
s Monthly rate includes rate for Hunting Service (USOC HTG)
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5.3 PRIVATE BRANCH (PBX) TRUNKS (Cont'd)
5.3.2 Message Rate Service
A. Description
Message Rate Service is a service which applies to trunks for which a
fixed monthly fee is charged for each outgoing local message up to a
stipulated number. A separate charge is made for each outgoing local
message completed beyond the limit stipulated.
Toll Access Lines are exchange access lines provided in connection with
business service and are restricted to outward toll service placed from
the Private Branch Exchange serving the customer.
B. Rates and Charges
1. Message Rate AREA 1 AREA 2
Each outgoing local call $0.10 $0.096
2. AREA 1
Monthly Rate
Message Service Nonrecurring Rate Rate
Access Line Charge Group 1 Group 2
Hotel Trunk, each9 $43.00 $20.69 $20.69
Toll Access, each 10 $43.00 $20.69 $20.69
9 One-party/individual grade of service. If commercial trunks are used,no outgoing local
message rate applies and trunks sufficient to meet demands will be furnished by the
Company.
10 One-party/individual grade of service. Restricted to outward toll access-no local calls.
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5.3.2 Message Rate Service (Cont'd)
AREA 2
Business- Nonrecurrin Monthly Rate
Message Rate USO g Charge Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
Trunks C
TMB $117.50 $13.15 $14.38 $15.69
2-Way (plus usage
charges)
TM2 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
1-Way Out (plus
usage charges)
- TMN 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
1-Way In
- TMU 117.50 13.15 14.38 15.69
Hotel, LD Terminal
1-Way In with TZZ 117.50 21.15 22.38 23.69
hunting, for DID
(plus usage)"
" Monthly rate includes rate for Hunting Service (USOC HTG)
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5. 3.3 Commercial Trunks
A. Terms and Conditions
The two-way, four-wire trunk includes E&M signaling, DID Service and
hunting. This service is not available to Joint User service customers.
B. Rates and Charges
AREA 1 Nonrecurring Current Rate Per
Charge Group 1 Group 2
Commercial Trunk, each12 $43.00 $38.74 $45.19
Two-way, four-wire trunk
w/E&M signaling, DID and
hunting services13 $43.00 $62.00 $62.00
z One-party/individual grade of service.
One-party/individual grade of service. Requires a DID trunk circuit termination.
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5.3.4 Flat Rate Trunks
AREA 2
Business- Nonrecurrin Monthly Rate
Flat Rate Trunks USOC g Charge Group 1 Group 2
Group 3
2-Way TFB $117.50 $31. $34.08 $36.69
61
2-Way, 4-Wire
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service14
- TFU 117.50 31.6 34.08 36.69
1
1-Way Out
- TFN 117.50 31.6 34.08 36.69
1
1-Way In
- D41D 117.50 25.8 28.29 30.90
2
Centrex CO
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hunting, for DID15 39.6
1
14 Requires a DID trunk circuit termination.
15 Monthly rate includes rate for Hunting Service (USOC HTG).
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service
A. Description
DID Service provides the customer a means of sending digits from
the central office to a switched services vehicle located on the
customer's premises.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. DID Service is available from central offices where equipment and
operating conditions permit. The service provides PBX station users
the ability to receive calls from outside the PBX without the assistance
of the attendant. Customers will be required to maintain an adequate
number of trunks with DID Service in order to prevent network
degradation.
2. In addition to the above charges and rates, appropriate nonrecurring
charges are applicable to the establishment or rearrangement of
trunks and stations in connection with providing DID service.
3. Trunks with DID Service are equipped for one-way inward service only
and all trunks in a group serving DID station lines must be equipped
for DID Service. Trunks serving non-DID station lines and trunks used
for outward service from all station lines do not need to be equipped
for DID Service.
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
4. When facilities aren't available at the central office which provides
the main listed number service, DID Service may be provided from a
different central office. When a trunk group with DID Service is
served from a central office other than the central office which
provides the main listed number service, mileage rates from 5.1.4 are
applicable.
5. The assignment of telephone numbers and the sequence of the
numbers assigned to a DID Service is made at the discretion of the
Company. Where the equipment configuration requires the
assignment of blocks of telephone numbers, Rates and Charges in
C. following are applicable for each unused number in the block of
telephone numbers assigned.
6. DID Service in connection with customer-provided switching
equipment is furnished at rates and charges shown below.
7. Listings for DID Service telephone numbers will be provided, subject
to the Charges, Rates and Condition for business additional listings,
5.7.1.
8. Calls to reserve telephone numbers will be routed to the PBX for
handling.
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
9.DID Service is not compatible with some PBX vehicles.
10. When a central office, other than an ESS central office, is not
equipped to provide DID Service, the Company may provide the
service at charges per trunk with DID Service equal to the pro rata
cost to equip the central office. These charges apply in addition to
the charges and rates below.
11. DID Service is only offered with switching vehicles which are
located on customer premises.
12. When DID and AIOD services are provided to a customer, the
numbers for both services must be within the same prefix. Where
the same telephone number can be used for both AIOD and DID
Service only one telephone number charge will apply as shown in
the AIOD section.
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
13. DID Trunk Queuing is available as an optional feature for DID
Service.
a. DID Trunk Queuing is an arrangement whereby incoming
calls that are placed to station lines within a DID system
can be held in queue if all trunks between the central office
(CO) switch and the customer's PBX are busy. Calls in
queue will be held in their order of arrival until a trunk
becomes available. Calls in queue are served on a first-in
first-out basis. Calls held in queue will hear ringing until
answered.
b. Optional Features associated with DID Trunk Queuing are
as follows:
Delay Announcement
This option allows for incoming calls held in queue to hear
a recorded announcement after a predetermined amount
of time. The announcement can be accessed a maximum
of four times and the customer has the option of providing
their own announcement or a standardized Company
announcement. Depending upon the customer's choice,
ringing, silence or music will be returned after each
announcement.
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B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
13. (Cont'd)
b. (Cont'd)
Music on Queue
This option allows for customer provided music to be played to
customers held in queue after a recorded announcement has
been accessed. This option can only be provided with Delay
Announcement.
c. Terms and conditions for trunk queuing are as follows:
(1) DID Trunk Queuing and its associated options will only be
provided where adequate and suitable CO facilities exists.
(2) The provision of this feature requires that the customer
subscribe to a sufficient number of facilities to adequately
handle to volume of incoming calls.
(3) The customer must purchase one queue slot for each call
the customer wants to hold in queue. For example, a
customer wanting to hold two calls in queue when all
trunks are busy, must have two queue slots in the
queue group.
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B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
13. (Cont'd)
C. (Cont'd)
(4) The music on queue option requires a Voice Grade Private
Line Circuit between the serving central office and a
customer provided music source at the customer's
premises.
(5) The customer must specify the length of time a call is held
in queue before going to delay announcement. The
customer must also specify the number of announcements
(maximum of four) and the amount of time between
announcements. Changes to these values may only be
made through the issuance of a service order.
14. DID Two-Way Call Transfer is an optional DID feature which allows
the user of a two-way trunk with DID Service, to transfer any incoming
call to another line or trunk outside of the system and then leave the
connection without disconnecting the call.
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges
1. Area 1 DID Service
NONRECURRIN MONTHLY
G RATE
USO CHARGE
C
-Central Office Trunk Termination, each NDT $15.00 $14.00
-Two-way, Four-Wire, Analog Trunk NAY $50.00 $50.00
Circuit Termination, each16
-Two-Way Digital Trunk Circuit ND2 $50.00 $50.00
Termination with Answer Supervision,
each 17
-DID Telephone Number Used, each NDN $5.00 $1.00
-DID Telephone Number reserved for $5.00 $1.00
future use, each NDN
RN
16 In addition, a Two-Way Four-Wire trunk is required.
"In addition, a Digital Switched Service Trunk is required.
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5.3.5 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) Service (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
1. Area 1 DID Service (Cont'd)
Nonrecurring Monthly
USOC Charge
Rate
Queuing
- Per DID station number UQQ $2.50 $0.25
equipped
- Per Queue Group UQQPQ 175.00 -------
- Per Queue Slot in UQQPQ 100.00 -------
Group
- Changes in Quantity of REAE9 ICB ICB
Queue Group, Per
Group
Delay Announcement N/A ICB ICB
Music on Queue N/A Res - $
7.00
DID 2-Way Call Transfer, 3CW Bus - $13.00
each 2-Way Trunk $11.00
Equipped
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C. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
2. Area 2 DID Service NON
RECURRIN MONTHLY
USOC G RATE
CHARGE
1.DID Service
-Each in-only trunk circuit NDT $50.00 $50.00
Termination
-Each 2-way, 40 wire analog Trunk NAY 50.00 50.00
circuit termination
2.DID Telephone Numbers
-Nonsequential telephone Number, NHN 1.00 0.15
each
- DID block of 20 sequential NGS 20.00 3.00
Numbers, per block
- Changing number of digits REAGM 50.00 ------
Out pulsed, per change
-Changing signaling, per Change REAGN 50.00 ------
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5.3.6 Automatic-Identification-of-Outward-Dialing (AIOD) Service
A. Description
The AIOD Service provides the customer a means of identifying toll
charges on each station line of a switched services vehicle located
on the customer's premises.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. AIOD Service is available from central offices where equipment and
operating conditions and availability of facilities permit. AIOD Service
provides central office equipment for identification and billing of
outgoing toll calls by seven digit station numbers.
2. In addition to the above charges and rates, appropriate nonrecurring
charges are applicable to the establishment or rearrangement of
trunks and stations in connection with providing AIOD Service.
3. All trunks in a trunk group serving AIOD station lines must be equipped
for AIOD Service. Trunks serving non-AIOD station lines and trunks
used for inward service to all station lines do not need to be equipped
for AIOD Service. AIOD trunks must be equipped for one-way
outward service when the AIOD prefix is different than the Listed
Directory Number prefix. When AIOD is requested from more than
one central office, each central office shall be considered a separate
service.
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B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
4. AIOD Service in connection with customer-provided switching
equipment is furnished as shown in C. following. The operational
characteristics of the signals from customer-provided equipment must
conform to the standards set for Company-provided equipment. The
Company shall not be responsible to the customer if changes in any
of the facilities, operations or procedures of the Company render any
facilities provided by a customer obsolete or require modification or
alteration of such equipment or system or otherwise affect its use or
performance.
5. AIOD Service will be available only to customers being served within
the same wiring center (central office) as provides the main listed
number. Inter-office AIOD Service will not be available.
6. The assignment of telephone numbers and the sequence of the
numbers assigned to an AIOD Service is made at the discretion of the
Company. All AIOD numbers must be within the same prefix. When
the equipment configuration requires the assignment of blocks of
telephone numbers, the rates and charges following are applicable for
each unused number in the block of telephone numbers assigned.
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5.3.6 Automatic-Identification-of-Outward-Dialing (AIOD) Service (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
7. When DID and AIOD are provided to a customer, the numbers for both
services must be within the same prefix. Where the same telephone
number can be used for both AIOD Service and DID Service only one
telephone number charge will apply as shown in this section.
8. AIOD is not compatible with some PBX vehicles.
9. When a central office, other than an ESS central office, is not
equipped to provide AIOD Service, the Company may provide the
service at charges per AIOD trunk equal to the pro rata cost to equip
the central office. These charges apply in addition to the rates and
charges following.
10. AIOD is only offered with switching vehicles which are located on
customer premises.
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(Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges
AREA 1 NOW
RECURRIN MONTHLY
USOC G RATE
CHARGE
1. AIOD Service
PLK $15.00 $22.00
- CO Trunk Termination, each
N/A 1s 1s
- Data Channel from
customer's premises to
service CO(s), required in
connection with AIOD Service
NEN $5.00 $1.00
-AIOD Telephone Number
Used, each
NENR $5.00 $1.00
-AIOD Telephone Number N
reserved for future use, each
NFN $5.00 $1.00
-AIOD/DID Telephone
Number used, each
2. AIOD/DID Telephone NFNRN $5.00 $1.00
- Number reserved for future
use, each
3. Guide Number- only NFO $5.00 $5.00
required when Listed
Directory Number prefix is
different than AIOD prefix, per
AIOD Service
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5.4.1 Extension Service
A. Description
Extension Service provides the capability of originating or receiving
calls from locations equipped with telephone sets in addition to the
location of the main station. Each extension will be terminated on a
telephone set, a key, or a jack at the option of the customer.
Rates and charges for simple business and intrastate WATS off-
premises extension service are payable for each such additional
equipment location.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. Extension Service may be provided at locations other than the
building where the primary station is located. In these cases, the
rates for Terminal Loops are on a case by case basis.
2. Extension Service will be furnished on a premise of a different
customer only when the occupant of the premises on which the
service is to be located is a customer to exchange telephone
service. This condition is not required when extensions of
business service are to be located at a residence which is
occupied by the individual who is the customer to the business
service or a partner in the firm, or an employee who is required by
the business to occupy the residence.
Charges, rates and conditions, for Series 3000 channel facilities determined on
a case by case basis.
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5.4.1 Extension Service (Cont'd)
Extension Service will be installed in a second residence premises of the
same customer on continuous property without the requirements for
separate telephone service.
C. Rates and Charges
USOC Monthly Rate
Each measured rate extended line EXL N/A
terminating at a separate premises
Each flat rate extended line EXL N/A
terminating at a separate premises
5.4.2 Custom Calling Services
A. Description
Custom Calling Services provide special calling features to residence and
business individual line service. The term is used to describe standard
offerings provided in central offices where facilities and operating conditions
permit. These features are Call Forwarding-Variable, Call Forwarding-Don't
Answer, Call Forwarding-Busy Line, Call Forwarding-Busy Line/Don't
Answer, Call Waiting, Speed Calling, Three Way Calling, Abbreviated
Access, Call
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
A. Description (Cont'd)
Transfer, Hot Line, and Warm Line. Some of the features may be
subscribed to in a combination of several on the same line in a
"package" rate. The number of features available is dependent upon
the central office providing the service.
B. Definitions
Abbreviated Access
Allows a customer to place a call to a predetermined telephone
number by dialing an abbreviated code. Two arrangements are
available, namely, Abbreviated Access, one-digit or Abbreviated
Access, two-digit.
The customer shares a speed call list with their Abbreviated Access
provider and the provider controls the speed call list and informs
clients of the digits(s) to dial to reach the predetermined telephone
number.
Call Forwarding Variable
A function which allows incoming calls to be transferred to another
telephone number. The number the calls are transferred to may be
changed as required by the customer.
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Call Forwarding-Don't Answer
Allows a customer to have an incoming call transferred to another
number in the same central office if the customer does not answer
after a preset number of ringing cycles.
Call Forwarding-Busy Line (External)
Allows a customer to have incoming calls transferred to another
predetermined number outside the customer's system when the called
number is busy. The customer's system is service for which the
customer is billed at that location.
Call Forwarding-Busy Line (Overflow)
Allows a customer to have incoming calls transferred to another
predetermined number if the called number is busy.
Call Forwarding-Busy Line (External)/Don't Answer
Allows a customer to have incoming calls transferred to another
predetermined number outside the customer's system when the called
number is busy or to any number, if the customer does not answer
after a preset number of rings (where available).
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Call Forwarding-Busy Line (Overflow)/Don't Answer
Allows a customer to have incoming calls transferred to another
predetermined number if the called number is busy or if the customer
does not answer after a preset number of rings.
Call Transfer
Enables a customer to transfer an incoming call to a third party or add
a third party to an existing call, forming a three party connection, and
then to leave the connection without disconnecting the call.
Call Waiting
A function that provides a tone to the party using the telephone to
indicate another call is waiting on the line. Successive transfers
between calling parties can be accomplished through switchhook
operation.
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Call Waiting Identification
A function that provides a tone to the party using the telephone to
indicate another call is waiting on the line and allows the called party
to receive information on a call that is waiting. The customer must
subscribe to Caller Identification - Umber and/or Name and Number.
Customers changing from Call Waiting to Call Waiting Identification
(N2W) will not incur a nonrecurring charge.
Caller Identification - Name and Number
Allows for the automatic delivery of a calling party's name and
telephone number (including nonpublished and nonlisted telephone
numbers) to the called customer, which gives the called customer an
opportunity to decide whether to answer the call immediately or not.
The name and number are displayed on customer provided
equipment.
The name displayed shall be the name associated with the calling
telephone number as shown on the Company's records. The
Company, in its discretion, may abbreviate or limit that name for
display purposes. The Company does not assure name accuracy,
and it shall not be liable to any party for errors, omissions or mistakes.
The Company's sole and only obligation shall be to reasonably correct
errors in names when notified in writing of such errors.
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Caller Identification - Name and Number
Caller Identification customers who do not wish to receive blocked
calls can activate Anonymous Call Rejection (USOC:AYK) by
pressing *77 (1177 on rotary phones). The code to deactivate is *87
(1187 on rotary phones). While the feature is activated, incoming
blocked calls are routed to an announcement in the central office.
Anonymous Call Rejection is automatically available to residence
subscribers of Caller Identification and to business subscribers where
technically feasible.
Caller Identification - Number
Allows for the automatic delivery of a calling party's telephone number
(including nonpublished and nonlisted telephone numbers) to the
called customer, which gives the called customer an opportunity to
decide whether to answer the call immediately or not. The number is
displayed on customer provided equipment.
Caller Identification customers who do not wish to receive blocked
calls can activate Anonymous Call Rejection (USOC: AYK) by
pressing *77 (1177 on rotary phones). The code to deactivate is *87
(1187 on rotary phones). While the
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Caller Identification - Number (Cont'd)
feature is activated, incoming blocked calls are routed to an
announcement in the central office. Anonymous Call Rejection is
automatically available to residence subscribers of Caller
Identification and to business subscribers where technically feasible.
Continuous Redial
Allows a customer to dial a code that will cause the feature to
automatically redial the last number the customer dialed. If the called
number is busy, the feature will redial the called number for a limited
period of time. A tone alerts the customer when the called number
becomes available.
Hot Line Service
Allows a customer to establish a switched connection to a
predetermined number when the customer's telephone goes off-hook.
No dialing is required and the call is processed automatically to the
predetermined telephone number.
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Priority Call
Allows a customer to assign a maximum of 15 callers' telephone
numbers to a special list. The customer will hear a distinctive ring at
his/her location, when calls are received from callers' telephone
numbers on that list.
Selective Call Forwarding
Allows a customer to specify a special list of 15 telephone numbers.
Incoming calls placed to the customer from telephone numbers on that
list will automatically be forwarded to a predefined telephone number.
All other calls will be handled normally.
Speed Calling
A function that allows a customer to assign and dial abbreviated codes
to frequently called numbers.
Three Way Calling
A feature providing the capability to add a third party to an existing
conversation.
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B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Warm Line Service
Allows a customer to establish a switched connection to a
predetermined number if the customer does not dial a number within
a specified length of time after going off-hook. When the customer's
telephone goes off-hook and dialing begins within a specified time
delay period, the call will proceed normally as dialed. If dialing has
not started before the end of the predefined time delay period, a
predetermined stored number is automatically dialed by the central
office switching equipment.
C. Terms and Conditions
1. Where a customer with existing features increases the number of
features to three or four on a line, the "three features" or "four
features" combination rate applies respectively.
2. The Call Forwarding-Variable can be provided on PBX trunks and
Complex Business Lines under the following conditions:
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C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
2. (Cont'd)
a For those PBX systems and Complex Business systems
utilizing a Multi-line hunt group, only one call in progress is
permitted at one time and only the lead number can be
forwarded. Since any station on the system that has access
to the central office line can change or remove the activation
of Call Forwarding, the customer has full control over this
function.
b. For those PBX systems or Complex Business systems
utilizing a Series hunt group, the Call Forwarding feature is
associated with a specific telephone number. This means the
station activating the feature must access the line associated
with the specific number of the line to be affected. The
customer has full control over each line selected for the Call
Forwarding feature.
3. Any customer using a Measured Service type of line will incur a
usage charge on any call using the Call Forwarding features.
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C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
4. Call Forwarding-Busy Line is provided under the following
conditions:
a. The forwarded call must overflow to a number in the same
central office.
b. Call Forwarding-Busy Line provides the capability to overflow
from one hunt group to another.
5. Due to technological limitations, customers who subscribe to
Abbreviated Access, one-digit, may not purchase an additional
Abbreviated Access, one-digit, or Speed Calling, 8-number.
Customers who subscribe to Abbreviated Access, two-digit, may
not purchase an additional Abbreviated Access, two-digit, or
Speed Calling, 30-number.
6. Control of the number assignment on the shared speed call list
associated with Abbreviated Access resides with the provider.
The provider must have an access line in the same central office
as their client for the purpose of controlling the speed call list. The
access line will be restricted from dialing any toll calls billable to
the end user.
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5.4.2 Custom Calling Services (Cont'd)
C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
7. Due to technical limitations customers who subscribe to Speed
Calling 8-number and Call Transfer will only have 6-number
capacity available for their use.
8. The connection to the predetermined number associated with Hot
Line Service cannot be changed except through the issuance of a
service order.
9. A line equipped with Hot Line Service is totally dedicated to
operate in the manner outlined herein. There is no ability to
operate the line in any other manner. For example, calls to 911 or
other emergency numbers cannot be placed from a line equipped
with Hot Line Service.
10. A line equipped with Hot Line Service can be used for incoming
calls, but cannot initiate outgoing calls except to the predetermined
number.
11. Where technology permits, the connection to the predetermined
number associated with Warm Line Service is controlled by the
customer and may be changed by dialing an access code and the
new number. In other instances, the connection to the
predetermined number cannot be changed except through the
issuance of a service order.
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C. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
12. With Warm Line Service, the timing delay period before automatic
dialing begins is specified at the time the Service is ordered and
cannot be changed except through the issuance of a new service
order.
13. Once automatic dialing begins on lines equipped with Warm Line
Service, calls to other numbers cannot be made. For example,
dialing of 911 or other emergency numbers must begin before the
time delay period ends.
D. Rates and Charges
Rates and charges in this section apply to Area 1 only. Rates and
charges for Area 2 are found the Northwest Fiber, LLC, Title 62 Price
List.
NONRECURRING
Nonrecurring Charge USOC CHARGE
Per customer request to
establish or change one or
more custom calling
features
Residence $ 7.00
Business19 11.00
9 For Business Custom Calling Services packages, the nonrecurring charge will not apply to
discontinue one or more features in a package when the remaining feature(s) stay the same.
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AREA 1 MONTHLY RATE
USOC RES BUS
Monthly Rate - Business
Abbreviated Access, one-digit
- Each shared speed call list EV5 ---- $ 20.00
- Each line arranged EV4 $0.50 0.50
Abbreviated Access, two-digit
- Each shared speed call list EV9 ---- 30.00
- Each line arranged EV8 0.50 0.50
Call Forwarding
- Busy Line (external) EVB ---- 1.00
- Busy Line (overflow) EVO 0.35 4.00
- Busy Line (external)/Don't EVF ---- 2.50
Answer
- Busy Line (overflow)/Don't EVK 1.35 5.50
Answer
- Don't Answer EVD 1.10 2.00
- Variable ESM 3.00 3.50
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MONTHLY RATE USOC RES BUS
Business
Call Rejection NSY 4.50 4.50
Discounted NLRXO 2.25 ----
Call Transfer EO3 6.00 6.00
Call Waiting ESX, 4.15 4.00
N2W
Caller Identification - Name
and Number NNK 5.95 7.95
Caller Identification - Number NSD 5.50 7.50
Continuous Redial NSS 3.50 3.50
Discounted NLRXL 1.75 ----
Hot Line HLA 2.00 2.00
Priority Call NSK 3.50 3.50
Discounted NLRXN 1.75 ----
Selective Call Forwarding NCE 3.50 3.50
Discounted NLRXN 1.75 -----
Speed Calling, 8-number ESL 2.00 3.00
capacity
Discounted NLRXW 1.00 ----
Speed Calling, 30-number ESF 3.00 5.55
capacity
Three-Way Calling ESC 3.50 3.50
Discounted NLRXR 1.75 -----
Warm Line WLS 2.50 2.50
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D. Rates and Charges (Cont'd) --Area 1
Three Feature Packages -- Business Use
BUSINESS
MONTHLY
USOC RATE
- 8 number Speed Calling, Call
Waiting, Call Forwarding on the ESA $ 8.85
same line
- 8 number Speed Calling, Call
Forwarding, Three-Way Calling on ESR 8.15
the same line
- 8 number Speed Calling, Call
Waiting, Three-Way Calling on the ET8 8.15
same line
- 30 number Speed Calling, Call
Forwarding, Three-Way Calling on ESB 10.85
the same line
- 30 number Speed Calling, Call
Waiting, Call Forwarding on the ESG 11.55
same line
- 30 number Speed Calling, Call
Waiting, Three-Way Calling on the ET3 10.85
same line
- Three-Way Calling, Call Waiting,
Call Forwarding on the same line ETC 8.85
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D. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
Four Feature Packages -- Area 1
BUSINESS
MONTHLY
USOC RATE
Call Forwarding-Variable, Call
Waiting, Three-Way Calling, or
Speed Calling on the same line
- 8 number Speed Calling ES3 $11.60
- 30 number Speed Calling ES5 $14.35
Custom Calling Services CHARGE
- Call Trace, per activation
- Business $1.00
- Residence $1.00
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5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES
5.5.1 Listing Services
A. Description
This section applies to listings in the alphabetical section of telephone
directories or Directory Assistance records in all exchanges. These
listings provide information to identify a customer's telephone
numbers. They are intended only as an aid to the use of telephone
service.
B. Definitions
The following definitions refer to both business and residence
service unless qualified.
Additional Listing
A listing provided in addition to the primary or main listing on a
telephone service. Examples of additional listings are the name of
another individual, in addition to the person listed in the main listing of
a residence, dual name listing, or the name of an employee of a
business, or another name by which a business is known.
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5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Caption Listing
A listing arrangement consisting of a heading of first listing followed by
other listings indented beneath it. Such listings may include, but are not
limited to the following:
• Departments or divisions of a business
• Different locations, offices or branches of a business
• Second residence
• Employees or officers of a firm
• Members of a household
• Residence listing beneath a business listing when
both services carry the same personal name
• Business listing indented beneath a residence listing when both
services carry the same personal name
Designation
The portion of a directory listing showing an occupation, a professional or
religious title or degree, military title or branch of service, affiliation with a
professional organization or describing the general character of a
customer's business. Words describing products are acceptable only for
business listings. All designations must be acceptable to the Company.
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5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Directory Listing
Essential information in the telephone directory or Directory
Assistance records that allows telephone users to determine the
telephone number of a listed customer. Each primary business
service or joint user service is entitled to a listing appearance in the
alphabetical and classified sections of the directory at no additional
charge. The listings must appear the same way in both places.
Dual Name Listing
A single residence listing provided for two persons who may or may
not share the same surname, but who share the same service, and
reside at the same address.
Information Lines
Additional material included with a primary, additional or reference
listing that is necessary for the proper routing of telephone traffic. The
primary or additional listing consists of the name, a designation or title
if appropriate, address (unless omitted) and telephone number. Any
information in addition to this is considered an information line.
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B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Non-Published Telephone Service
An arrangement at the customer's request whereby a customer's
telephone number does not appear in either the telephone directory
or the Directory Assistance records.
Non-Listed Telephone Service
An arrangement at the customer's request in which a customer's
telephone number appears on Directory Assistance records but is
omitted form the telephone directory.
Primary Listing
A listing provided without additional charge in connection with each
service arrangement shown below:
Each primary station. There is one primary line in connection with two
or more lines furnished on an auxiliary (hunting) basis. The group of
lines will be identified only by one number in the group. That number
is used for primary service or joint user service listings.
Each private branch exchange system and each PBX trunk number
out of sequence and not arranged for rotary hunting.
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5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
B. Definitions (Cont'd)
Reference Listing
A listing including additional telephone numbers of the same or
another customer to be called in the event there is no answer from the
customer's telephone number. In case the reference listing telephone
number is that of another customer, application or agreement for the
listing may be required from both customers. Names of individuals
are not acceptable in connection with reference listings.
Trade Names
The name or style under which a concern conducts its business with the
general public. Use of such a name in a directory listing is allowed when
the customer owns the name or is authorized to use the name by the
owner and is conducting business under that name.
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C. Non-Published Telephone Numbers
1. A customer's assigned telephone number(s) may be omitted from
the Company's directories or other Company records containing
such information available to the general public, when the
omission is requested by the customer.
2. Non-published information may be released to emergency service
providers, to customers who subscribe to Company offerings
which require the information to provide service and/or bill their
clients, or, to telephone customers who are billed for calls placed
to or from non-published numbers and to entities which collect for
the billed services. When ordering non-published service,
customers will be advised that the non-published information may
be released as described herein.
3. The customer releases, indemnifies and holds harmless the
Company from any and all loss, claims, demands, suits or other
action or any liability whether suffered, made, instituted or
asserted by the customer or by any other person, caused or
claimed to have been caused, directly or indirectly by the
publication of such number or the disclosure or non-disclosure of
said number to any persons.
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D. Non-Listed Telephone Numbers
1. A customer's assigned telephone number(s) may be published
only in the Company records containing such information available
to the general public. If the customer makes a request, the
Company will take reasonable precautions not to publish the
number in its publicly distributed directories.
2. The customer releases, indemnifies and holds harmless the
Company from any and all loss, claims, demands, suits or the
action or any liability, whether suffered, made, instituted or
asserted by the customer or by any other person, caused or
claimed to have been caused, directly or indirectly by the
publication of such number in its publicly distributed directories.
E. Terms and Conditions
1. A primary or additional listing consists of a name, address and
telephone number.
a. The address may be omitted from the listing.
b. A Post Office Box number and Post Office Branch may be
listed in lieu of the address or address omission.
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1. (Cont'd)
c. If the address is included, it may be the address of the
premises where the following equipment is located.
• Primary Station
• Extension Station
• PBX Switchboard
• PBX Station
d. The address in a listing may include one of the following:
• The street name and number.
• The name of a building.
• The customer's choice of street name and number
when a building has more than one entrance and
different addresses are assigned to each.
• A corner address.
• A community or locality name where no street number
is available.
• A community name in addition to a street number
when the community is in a different post office district
than the exchange.
• A route number, including box number, if necessary for
the proper identification of the customer's service. A
post office name may be included if the route number
is served from a different post office than the exchange
is.
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e. The name used in the listing will be one of the following:
(1) The name of the person living at a residence.
(2) A residence customer with the same surname, telephone
number and address (unless omission requested) has the
option of one of the following examples as their listing: Smith,
Mary T. or Smith, Mary T. Mrs. John C.; or Smith, M. T. or
Smith, M.T. Mrs. John C.
(3) The name under which a customer is conducting business.
(4) The name of another business conducted at the same address
by the customer.
(5) Department or branches of a business.
(6) The owner or owners of a business.
(7) Employees or offices of a firm.
(8) The name of an individual who occupies rooms let for living
quarters in hotels and motels, rooming houses, apartment
houses, etc., at a premises at which the customer is furnished
hotel or private branch exchange service.
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e. (Cont'd)
(9) A rearrangement of a name or an appearance of a name using a
different spelling
(10) A nickname
f. For business and residence listings, designations or titles acceptable
to the Company may be used.
g. An additional listing involving the name of a member of a firm, or an
officer of a corporation, or the name of an employee, or a department
or branch of the same business, or a trade name, shall include a
reference to the name of the firm, company or corporation subscribing
to the telephone service and may include the same business
designation as the primary service listing or a designation descriptive
of connection with the firm.
h. A telephone number is included with each primary, additional or
reference listing.
i. For primary listings the telephone number used for PBX service is the
one assigned to the primary station. The number used for other
services is the one assigned to the primary or auxiliary station.
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j. For additional listings, the telephone number will be the same as
that shown in the main listing except:
(1) Listings for trunks to be used after business hours may show
the telephone number of a separate trunk or group of trunks.
(2) In PBX systems where separate trunks or groups of trunks are
used, the telephone number of the separate trunk of trunk
group may be used.
(3) The telephone number of an auxiliary line may be shown for
an additional listing.
(4) Direct Inward Dialing telephone numbers for Custom PBX
services may be used.
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k. For reference listings, telephone numbers of lines in a hunting
group are not to be used.
1. Dual name listings may be provided for two customers
subscribing to residence service who may or may not share to
same surname but who share the same service and reside at
the same address. Appropriate rates and charges are
applicable to changes associated with dual name listings.
2. Telephone numbers of public telephones will not be listed in
the telephone directory.
3. All applications for additional listings and lines of information
shall be made by the customer or authorized agent.
4. Where additional listings are provided in conjunction with initial
or subsequent installations of exchange service facilities,
charges begin with the day when charges for the associated
service are effective. When additional listings are provided other
than in conjunction with exchange facilities, the charges begin
with the day following their entry into the Directory Assistance
records. When additional listings
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k. (Cont'd)
4. (Cont'd)
included in the directory, they may not be discontinued until the
end of the directory period unless the listed party or concern
vacates the customer's premises or subscribes for service of the
same class as furnished the customer or unless the customer's
service is discontinued - or in the case of a guest listing, the listed
party vacates the customer's premises or becomes a customer to
residence service in his/her own name in the same exchange.
5. An additional listing of an amateur radio station located in a
customer's residence may be permitted. The station must be
operated under the authority of the Federal Communications
Commission, only call letters assigned by the Federal
Communications Commission, preceded by the words "Radio
Amateur" may be included in the listing.
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5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
F. Rates and Charges
1. Additional listings may be provided to public agencies without
charge where, in the Company's opinion, directory service to the
public would be improved.
2. No charge applies of listing change is due to annoyance calls.
3. No charge applies to change an existing listing for the same
customer on residence service.
4. No charge applies to remove or add an address to a customer's
listing on residence service.
5. The rates for Non-published or Non-listed Telephone Number
Service do not apply:
a. To foreign exchange service where the customer is also
furnished exchange service from the local exchange.
b. To additional service furnished to the same customer at the
same address when the primary listing is published.
c. On services where the Company's Price List requires that no
listing will be provided.
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5. EXCHANGE SERVICES
5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES (Cont'd)
5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
F. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
5. (Cont'd)
d. Where the customer has other service listed in the same name
in the directory for the exchange where the customer is
located, provided that both services are of the same class.
e. Where a customer living in a hotel, apartment house, boarding
house, or club is listed under the number of the service
furnished the hotel, apartment house, boarding house, or club.
f. Where service is installed for a temporary period.
g. To interexchange receiving service.
h. On data services where no voice use is contemplated.
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5. EXCHANGE SERVICES
5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES (Cont'd)
5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
F. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
6. Foreign Listings
a. Additional listings may be furnished at the request of
customers in the alphabetical list of an exchange other than
the one where they would normally be shown.
AREA 1 NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Foreign Listings
- Business CLT $5.00 $2.00
- Residence FAL $5.00 $1.50
-Residence - NLYXB N/A $0.75
Discounted
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5. EXCHANGE SERVICES
5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES (Cont'd)
5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
F. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
7. Additional Listings
AREA 1 NON
RECURRIN MONTHLI
USO G RATE
C CHARGE
Business Service Listings
- Each listing for an Indiv., CLT $5.00 $2.00
firm, Corp., Assn., or concern
regularly subscribing to
exchange business service or
a customer of a Radio
Common Carrier radio-
telephone service system
connected to the exchange
and Company's message toll
network.
- Each listing for an Indiv., CLT $5.00 $2.00
firm, Corp., Assn., or concern
not subscribing to exchange
business service but
represented by a customer
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5. EXCHANGE SERVICES
5.5 DIRECTORY SERVICES (Cont'd)
5.5.1 Listing Services (Cont'd)
F. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
7. Additional Listings (cont'd)
NON
AREA 2 RECURRIN MONTHLI
USO G RATE
C CHARGE
- Change in Primary Listings
Business N/A $20.00 -----
Residence N/A 8.00 -----
- Nonpublished service, each telephone
number
Business NPU $20.00 $4.00
Residence NPU 8.00 4.00
- Nonlisted service, each nonlisted listing
Business NLT $20.00 $2.50
Residence NLT 8.00
2.50
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH PAGE
NUMBER TITLE NUMBER
6.1 OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES 174
6.2 SERVICE CONNECTIONS 178
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6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6.1 OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
A. General
1. Except as otherwise provided in these rules, the Company will, at its om
expense, furnish, install and maintain all facilities necessary to servic
applicants or customers in accordance with its lawful rates, rules and curre
construction standards.
2. Pole line and buried wire extensions necessary to furnish telephone servic
will be made by the Company in accordance with the Price List schedule
provided dedicated streets are available, or acceptable easements can t
obtained without additional charge or condemnation. Outside plant facili
charges are computed in accordance with the regular rates set forth in tv
Price List schedules and the payment of such charges gives the customer r
ownership or control of the extension.
3. Except as otherwise provided, the Company may permit the customer
furnish the outside plant facilities in accordance with the constructic
standards of the Company in lieu of outside plant facility charges, but in
such cases the ownership of the facilities shall be vested in the Company.
4. Contracts for the telephone service where outside plant facilities at ME
charges is necessary may be required by the Company as a condition incide
to the establishment of service, for a period not to exceed three years.
5. The Company will determine the specific type of construction and route to t
used in each particular case.
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6.1 OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES (Cont'd)
B. Facilities to the Property of an Applicant or Customer (Other than Servi(
Connections)
1. In areas where the Company desires to maintain underground rather the
aerial facilities for its operating convenience, the Company will, at no addition
expense, construct the necessary underground facilities for servic
connections in accordance with its established construction standards.
2. In all other cases (including facilities within subdivisions where undl
agreement with tract owners or promoters, the Company has installed servi(
by means of underground facilities), if the applicant or customer reques
underground construction he will be required to pay the difference between tl-
cost of providing underground facilities and the estimated cost of constructir
equivalent aerial facilities. In lieu of all or part of such payment the applica
or customer may furnish such materials or perform such work as may t
mutually agreed between the Company and the applicant or customer. Upc
acceptance by the Company, ownership of any materials so furnished sh,
vest in the Company.
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6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6.2 SERVICE CONNECTIONS
A. New Underground Service Connections
When applicant or customer, including subdivider or developer, either requests
is lawfully required to provide underground facilities, the Company will furnish suc
service under the following conditions with respect to underground servic
connections.
I. To property of applicant or customer, including subdivider or developer.
a. Tracts or Subdivisions
The Company will construct underground service connections witho
charge where right of way can, in the Company's judgment, be reasonab
obtained, and where soil conditions and topography are such th
trenching costs will not materially exceed the Company's averac
trenching costs. Where right of way or trenching costs are material
excessive, the subdivider or developer will pay the difference between th;
actual cost and average right of way and/or trenching costs.
b. All Other Cases
In all cases other than those referenced above, if the applicant or custom)
requests underground construction he will be required to pay the different
between the cost of providing an underground service connection and tr
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6.2 SERVICE CONNECTIONS (Cont'd)
A. New Underground Service Connections (Cont'd)
I. (Cont'd)
b. (Cont'd)
estimated cost of constructing the aerial equivalent. In lieu of all or part
such payment, the applicant or customer may furnish such materials
perform such work as may be mutually agreed between the Company ar
the applicant or customer. Upon acceptance by the Company, ownersh
of any material so furnished shall vest in the Company.
2. On Property of an Applicant or Customer, Including Subdivider or Developei
a. Where the Company determines that conduit is to be used for the servic
connection, the applicant or customer will furnish, install and maintain ;
his expense the required conduit in accordance with the Company
specifications, or
b. Where the Company determines that buried wire or buried cable is to t
Used for the service connection, the applicant or customer will provide
pay the cost of the underground supporting structure, and
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
6. CONNECTIONS OF PREMISES EQUIPMENT TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
6.2 SERVICE CONNECTIONS (Cont'd)
A. New Underground Service Connections (Cont'd)
2. (Cont'd)
c. In either a. or b. above, the Company will at its expense furnish, install ar
maintain the service connection wire or cable.
B. Interior Wiring
I. The interior wiring in buildings to provide telephone service to the occupan
will be furnished, installed and maintained by the customer. The owner of
building under construction will furnish and install interior wiring whic
conforms with the specifications of the Company, the Company will conne
its facilities at the point of demarcation.
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH PAGE
NUMBER TITLE NUMBER
7.1 MILEAGE CHARGES 182
7.1.1 Extension Line Service 182
7.1.2 Tie Lines 183
7.2 SCREENING/RESTRICTION SERVICES 186
7.2.1 Toll Restriction 186
7.2.2 Information Services Access Restriction 187
7.2.3 Blocking for 10XXX1+ and 10XXX011+ 189
7.3 CALLER IDENTIFICATION BLOCKING OPTIONS 191
7.3.1 Per Line Blocking 191
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.1 Mileage Charges
7.1.1 Extension Line Service
A. Off-Premises Extension Lines
Extension lines will be installed outside the building in which the main
line termination is located, if facilities and operating conditions permit,
as shown below.
1. Same Customer
An off-premises extension line will be installed on premises of the
customer.
2. Different Customers
An off-premises extension line will be installed on a premise of a
party other than the customer to the off-premises line service only
when the occupant of the premises on which the line is to be
installed is a customer to premium flat rate, basic measured, or
private branch exchange system service.
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.1 Mileage Charges (Cont'd)
7.1.2 Tie Lines
A. Description
Tie lines are applicable within an exchange and within a LATA (Loc
Access and Transport Area) between Private Branch Exchange System:
B. Terms and Conditions
1. Terminal Loop Rates apply in addition to the rates shown in this Pric
List section except where all terminals are in the same building.
2. Tie lines (except those to subsidiary private branch exchanges
switching equipment(s) may be equipped to prevent connection wi
exchange access lines and with stations off the premises on which &
switchboards and attendant's equipment are located.
3. The rates provide for the furnishing of two-point connections as follow
a. Connection between any two PBX station lines connected to tl•
switchboard answering positions or attendant's equipment in whic
the tie line terminates.
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Title 62 — Local Exchange Services
7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.1 Mileage Charges (Cont'd)
7.1.2 Tie Lines (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
3. (Cont'd)
b. Connection of a single tie line (at either but not both enc
simultaneously) to a PBX exchange access line or where facilitiE
and operating conditions permit, to an interexchange private line,
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.1 Mileage Charges (Cont'd)
7.1.2 Tie Lines (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges
Current Rate
Different Building USOC Nonrecurring Monthly
Each tie line, same 1 LTBH 20 $2.85
customer
Each tie line, same 1 LTDH 20 $11.25
customer
Monthly Rate
Different Building USOC Nonrecurring Monthly
Each tie line, same 1 LTBH 20 $
customer
Each tie line, same 1 LTDH 20 $
customer
20 A Nonrecurring Charge from Section 5 also applies.
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services
7.2.1 Toll Restriction
A. Description
Toll Restriction prevents access to the toll network, including access to
900typle toll services. Local Directory Assistance calls are not allowed.
When customers dial "0" or "1" from a restricted line the call will be
diverted to a company provided intercept announcement.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. Toll Restriction is offered only where exchange service is furnished
from No. 1/1A ESS, No. 2/2B ESS or No. 3 ESS Central Offices.
2. This service is available only on local individual residence and
business lines and PBX Trunks. This service is provided only where
facilities and operating conditions permit.
3. Provision of Toll Restriction Service does not alleviate the
customer's responsibility for completed toll calls.
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services (Cont'd)
7.2.1 Toll Restriction (Cont'd)
C. Rates and Charges
Rates and charges for this service are in addition to the rates and charg
for the class, type and grade of service furnished.
Non-
Current Rate USOC recurring Monthly
Toll Restriction, each KXT $24.00 $2.00
individual line or PBX
Trunk equipped
7.2.2 Information Services Access Restriction
A. Description
Information Service Access Restriction prevents calls made from individu
residence and business access lines from reaching information servicE
(for example, those reached by dialing 900 or 976).
B. Terms and Conditions
1. Information Services Access Restriction is offered only where centr
office facilities permit.
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services (Cont'd)
7.2.2 Information Services Access Restriction (Cont'd)
B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd)
2. Information Services Access Restriction is only available c
directly dialed calls.
3. No charge applies to remove Information Services Access Restrictio
C. Charges
Information Services Access Restriction, each line
Nonrecurring Charge USOC Charge
- Initial Installation RTVX9 N/A
- Subsequent installatic RTVX9 $16.50
on same line for the sarr
service
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services (Cont'd)
7.2.3 Blocking for 10XXX1+/10XXX011
A. Description
This service prevents 10XXX1+ and 1OXXX011+ calls from being
completed. Blocked calls will be routed to an announcement.
B. Terms and Conditions
1. This service is offered subject to the availability of existing central offi
facilities
2. In the absence of product malfunction, the provision of
1 0XXX+/1 OXXX01 1+ Blocking does not alleviate the customer
responsibility for completed toll calls.
3. Other Toll Restriction type services are available to customers
subscribing to 1 0XXX+/1 OXXX01 1+ Blocking.
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.2 Screening/Restriction Services (Cont'd)
7.2.3 Blocking for 10XXX1+/10XXX011
C. Rates and Charges
Non Monthly
USOC Recurring Rate
Per line, trunk, RTVXY $4.00 $0.10
or NAF
arranged
Per line, trunk, RTVXY $0.00 $0.00
or NAF
arranged
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.3 Caller Identification Blocking Options
7.3.1 Per Line Blocking
A. Description
Caller Identification Blocking - Per Line provides a permanent privat
indicator on a customer's line. Once blocking is established on th
customer's line, the private status can be deactivated by the custome
by dialing a code, *82 or 1182 on rotary phones, before each call, t
change the indicator from private to public. This one call unblock allow
the name and number to be sent for that one call only.
If a line is equipped with Caller Identification Blocking - Per Line, th
name and number of that line will not be delivered to any subscriber
Caller Identification. Poison control centers, hospitals, medical center
and others who might use Caller Identification will not be able to identif
callers with Caller Identification Blocking - Per Line who nee
assistance. E911 is not affected.
B. Rates and Charges
Customers who choose Caller Identification Blocking - Per Line for th
first time, or when one of the following conditions occurs, will not b
charged the nonrecurring charge:
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7. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE OFFERINGS
7.3 Caller Identification Blocking Options (Cont'd)
7.3.1 Per Line Blocking (Cont'd)
B. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
- The customer is ordering new exchange access line servic
(See Section 5).
- The customer is moving their exchange access line servic
from one address to another address within Northern Idaho
Caller Identification Blocking - Per Line will always be provided free t
law enforcement, domestic violence agencies, and crisis interventio
agencies (including sexual abuse agencies).
Upon certification by domestic violence agencies, crisis interventio
agencies or sexual abuse agencies, volunteers working for thos
agencies also quality for free line blocking.
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Idaho Price List Section 1
Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC dba Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
TITLE PAGE
Schedule of Rates and Charges for Network Access Service together with Rules and Regulations
applicable to Telephone Service provided In the Territory Served by the Company within the State of
Idaho.
ZIPLY FIBER OF IDAHO, LLC
d/b/a
ZIPLY FIBER
IDAHO PRICE LIST
• Customer Inquiries & Complaints Phone
Number
Residential Services 866-699-4759
Business Services 866-947-5988
• Customer written correspondence &
complaints may be mailed to:
Ziply Fiber
PO Box 1127
Everett, WA 98206
• Repair Services [phone]
• Customer payments may be mailed
to:
Ziply Fiber
PO Box 740416
Cincinnati, OH 45274-04
• Credit Card Payments [phone]
Tariff questions contact:
Jessica Epley [phone]
Director of Regulatory & External
Affairs
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Idaho Price List Section 1
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM SECTION SHEET NO.
Bundled Services 15
Business Network Access Line 4 5
Business Traffic Study Service 11 6
Call Restriction Service 4 10
Call Thrift Service 21 2
Centrex Advanced Private Line Termination Trunks 4 12
Business Select 15 7
Centrex Digital Service 10 2
Optional Local and Regional Calling Plans 17 2
Select 25 15
Select Plus 25 15
Competitive Response 10 1
Convenience Fee 11 7
Custom Calling Features 4 11
Customer Request Charge 8 3
Customer's Transfer Service 25 4
Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) 4 31
Definitions 3 3
Digital Channel Service 16 1
Directory Assistance Service 4 10
Directory Assistance Call Completion (DACC) 4 10
Directory Listings 9 3
Discontinued Services 25 3
Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment(EBPP) 11 5
Element Charges 8 3
Employees' Service 13 3
Fire Alarm Group Ringing 4 13
Fire Alarm System Service 25 5
Fire Reporting Service 25 3
Foreign Exchange Listing 9 3
Foreign Exchange Service 4 10
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Idaho Price List Section 1
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
ITEM SECTION SHEET NO.
Road Work Recovery Surcharge 27 4
Integrated Services Digital Network- Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) 13 2
Intraexchange Private Line Service 24 3
Interexchange Receiving Service 12 3
Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program (ITSAP)also known as (Lifeline) 4 8
Lifeline Surcharge 27 3
(also see Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program (ITSAP)
List of Exchanges 4 3
Local Channel Bridging 24 3
Local Channel Conditioning 24 3
Local Channel Mileage 24 3
Local Channels 24 3
Local Exchange Network Access Line 4 5
Local Loop 24 3
Magnetic Tape Arrangement 23 3
Message Charges 4 9
Message Telecommunications Service 19 3
Miscellaneous Service 11 3
911 Emergency Reporting Service 7 3
Network Access Line Service 4 2
Nonrecurring Facility Charges 5 3
Number Reservation Service 11 3
Operator Services 18 1
Optional Network Access Lines Services 4 13
Optional Features 4 9
Outside Plant Facilities 5 3
OUTWATS Message Detail 23 3
Paper Printout Arrangement 23 3
Party Line Service 25 8
Personalized Telephone Number 9 4
Preliminary Statement 2 2
Primary Service Listings 9 3
Promotional Offerings 14 2
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Idaho Price List Section 1
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
ITEM SECTION SHEET NO.
Recurring Facility Rates 5 4
Remote Area Service 25 6
Remote Call Forward 4 1
Residence Network Access Line 4 7
Restoral of Service Charge 8 3
Rotary Hunting 4 9
Rules 3 3
Seasonal Service - One-Party 4 8
Seasonal Service - Party Line 25 9
Service Charges 8 3
Special Billing Services 23 3
Symbols 2 2
Toll-Pac 22 3
Touchtone Service 4 14
Trouble Isolation 4 9
Universal Service Fund Surcharge 26 3
WATS (Wide Area Telephone Service) 20 3
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Idaho Price List Section 2
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
SYMBOLS
The following symbols are applicable to all Price List schedules and rules of the utility.
(C) To signify changed listing, rule, or condition which may affect rates or charges
(D) To signify discontinued material, including listing, rate, rule, or condition
(1) To signify increase
(L) To signify material relocated from or to another part of the Price List schedules with no
change in text, rate, rule, or condition
(N) To signify new material, including listing, rate, rule, or condition
(R) To signify reduction
(T) To signify change in wording of text, but no change in rate, rule, or condition
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Idaho Price List Section 2
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
TERRITORY SERVED-SERVICE RENDERED- RATES - RULES AND REGULATIONS
Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC, hereinafter referred to as the "utility," furnishes exchange telephone service, toll
telephone service, private line services and channels, and classified telephone directory advertising service
throughout the territory served by it as shown in its schedules, which includes a description of the service
furnished and maps filed herewith.
Connection for toll telephone service is maintained with the lines of connecting companies, whereby the toll
service of such companies is made available to customers and patrons of the utility at the regular published
rates of the toll companies.
The rates and rules contained in these schedules have been regularly filed with the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission and are the effective rates and rules of the utility.
No officer,solicitor,agent, or employee of the utility has any authority to waive, alter, or amend in any respect
these rates and rules or any part thereof or to make any agreements inconsistent therewith.
The rates and rules herein set forth are subject at all times to addition, change, or abolition after proceedings
duly had by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission; and changes in the rates and rules herein set forth must
first be approved or accepted by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission before they become effective.
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PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
NUMERICAL LIST OF SECTIONS
Section
Number Title
02 Preliminary Statement
04 Rules
05 Network Access Line Service
06 Outside Plant Facilities
07 Reserved For Future Use
08 911 Emergency Reporting Service
09 Service Connection Charges
10 Directory Listings
11 Centrex Digital Service
12 Miscellaneous Billing Service
13 Interexchange Receiving Service
14 Employees' Service
15 Promotional Offerings
16 Reserved For Future Use
17 Digital Channel Service (DCS)
18 Optional Local and Regional Calling Plans
19 Message Telecommunications Service
20 Wide Area Telecommunications Service
21 Call Thrift Service
22 Toll-Pac
23 Special Billing Services
24 Intraexchange Private Line Service
25 Discontinued Services
26 Discontinued Services—Local Calling Plans
27 Special Supplementary Surcharge(s)
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RULES
INDEX TO RULES
Rule Sheet
Number Title Number
12 Adjustments for Municipality Taxes or Fees 41
13 Automatic Dialing -Announcement Devices 42
10 Connection of Service and Facilities on
Premises of Customer 36
11 Customer's Private Service Not for
Public Use 40
3 Customers' Requirements for Service 14
1 Definitions 2
2 Description of Service 11
5 Limitation of Liability 25
8 Outside Plant Facilities and Service
Connections 31
9 Recorded Public Announcements on Utility
Facilities 35
4 Telephone Directories, Listings, and
Numbers 24
6 Temporary Service 29
7 Work Performed Outside Regular Working
Hours and Right of Access 30
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RULES
RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of these Price List schedules, the terms and expressions listed below shall have the
meanings set forth opposite them.
ACCESS LINE INSTALLATION CHARGE -A nonrecurring charge made to cover all or a portion of the cost
associated with the installation of telephone access line.
ACTUAL COST-Actual cost refers to the cost of materials plus the rate per hour at the utility's construction
labor rate.
ADDITIONAL LISTING - Any listing of a name or other authorized information in connection with a
customer's telephone number in addition to that,to which he is entitled in connection with his regular service.
AIR LINE MILE -As used in connection with airline mileage measurements in determining charges; means
statute mile or 5,280 feet.
APPLICANT-The person making application to the utility for service.
AUTOMATIC DIALING-ANNOUNCING DEVICES-Any automatic terminal equipment,which incorporates:
1. (a) Storage capabilities of numbers to be called, or
(b) A random or sequential number generated that produces numbers to be called, and
(c) An ability to dial a call, and
2. Has the capabilities of working alone or in conjunction with other equipment of disseminating a
prerecorded message to the number called.
AUXILIARY LINE -An additional network access line from the same central office to the same premises as
the main network access line and associated therewith.
BASE RATE AREA - A more closely built-up section of the exchange area in which the basic access line
rates apply without outside plant facility charges.
BATTERY POWER-A source of electrical energy furnished for the operation of telephone equipment.
BURIED WIRE OR CABLE -A wire or cable designed for use in underground construction and utilized in
extending the utilities outside plant facilities.
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RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
BUSINESS SERVICE-Exchange service furnished to customers whose actual or obvious use of the service
is for conducting a business, trade, or profession or whose use of the service is obviously not confined to
domestic use. Customers moved from residential to business will be notified by the company of their right
of appeal with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
CALL FORWARDING-A function,which allows incoming calls to be advanced to another telephone number
in the same or different exchange. The number the calls are advanced to may be changed as required by
the subscriber.
CALL WAITING -A tone provided to the party using the telephone to indicate another call is waiting on the
line. Successive transfers between calling parties can be accomplished through hook switch operation.
CENTRAL OFFICE -A telephone utility's switching office unit by means of which one telephone station may
be connected to another by means of access lines.
CHANNEL-A path for communication or signaling between two or more locations which provide service to
the general public having the necessary equipment and interconnecting customer lines and trunks.
COMMISSION -The utility regulatory body of the State of Idaho.
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - A combination of equipment and facilities, which fulfill the communication
requirement of a customer.
COMPANY- Name of company (Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC).
COMPLEX SERVICE - Key equipment and switching system services including, KTS, PBX, Centrex, TAS
associated with flat and measured, WATS, local, extended and foreign exchange services.
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RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
CONFORMING ANSWERING DEVICE - A customer-provided device which automatically answers
incoming calls, transmits a prerecorded voice message or appropriate audible signal to the calling party,
records a voice message from the calling party if so designed and arranged, and automatically disconnects
from the line in a prearranged manner on completion of the last of the functions for which it was designed
and arranged as described in this paragraph. The Conforming Answering Device may include remote
interrogation and/or device function control. A Conforming Answering Device must incorporate an
Authorized Protective Connecting Module and must bear a valid Conformance Number.
CONNECTING ARRANGEMENT -The equipment provided by the utility to accomplish the direct electrical
connection of customer-provided facilities with the outside plant facilities of the utility.
CONTINUOUS PROPERTY-Property owned or leased and occupied by a customer,which is not separated
by public thoroughfare or by property occupied by others.
CONTRACT - The service application agreement between a customer and the company under which
service and/or facilities are furnished in accordance with the provisions of applicable Price Lists or individual
contract.
CUSTOM CALL FEATURES -A term describing special features provided from a digital central office.
CUSTOMER - A person or legal entity who has applied for, has been accepted, and is currently receiving
service.
CUSTOMER-OWNED PAY TELEPHONE (COPT) SERVICE -A customer-provided pay telephone service
(coin or coinless)for public or nonpublic use. This service is provided on an instrument-implemented basis
rather than central office basis and must be connected to a network access line(PAL,XCOT, COT1, COTR).
CUSTOMER PREMISES EQUIPMENT- Devices or apparatus and/or their associated wiring provided by a
customer for use at the customer's premises.
CUSTOMER REQUEST CHARGE - A charge for recording and processing information necessary to
execute customers' requests pertaining to telephone service.
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RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
DATE OF PRESENTATION -The date upon which a bill or notice is mailed to the customer.
DEPOSIT-A cash payment made by the customer to establish or reestablish credit with the company.
DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (DCS)—The term "Digital Channel Service" denotes a service that transmits
and receives digital signals between the serving wire center and digital switching equipment located at the
customer's premises. The service enables customers to channelize up to 24 voice grade DSOs on a single
transport facility. It is comprised of two components; a digital port in the serving wire center and a digital
transport facility between the serving wire center and the customer's premises.
DIRECTORY LISTINGS - Essential information in the telephone directory whereby telephone users may
ascertain the telephone number of a customer in the alphabetical section.
DISCONNECT - A discontinuance of service in which the outside plant facilities used in the service are
immediately made available for use for another service.
DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES - The utility's cables, wires, and associated supporting structures and
appurtenances located in dedicated streets and utility easements designed to serve more than one
property and extending from the serving central office to the points of connection with service
connection.
ELECTRONIC BILL PRESENTMENT AND PAYMENT (EBPP) - Electronic Bill Presentment Program
(EBPP) is an optional service provided by the utility that allows customers to view and or pay their
telephone bill on-line.
EMERGENCY-A situation which exists when serious sickness, public safety, necessity, or war conditions
are involved.
EXCHANGE-A specified area established for the furnishing of communication service. It usually embraces
a city, town, village, or unincorporated community and surrounding area and may consist of one or more
central offices together with the associated plant used in furnishing service within that area.
EXCHANGE MESSAGE -A completed telephone call between telephones in the same local service area.
EXCHANGE SERVICE -Telephone service furnished within an exchange.
EXTENDED AREA SERVICE (EAS) - Interexchange telephone service furnished between one or more
exchanges.
FACILITIES - Instrumentalities, supplemental equipment, apparatus, wiring, poles, cables, and other
materials and mechanisms necessary to, or furnished in connection with, telephone service.
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RULES
RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
FLAT RATE SERVICE - Exchange service furnished at a fixed periodic charge.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE - Exchange service furnished to a customer from a central office located
in an exchange other than that in which the customer's primary station is located.
GRANDFATHERED SERVICE - Existing service not available to new customers.
HARM - Harm consists of hazards to personnel, damage to utility equipment, and impairment of service to
persons other than the user of the customer-provided equipment. Types of harm include, but shall not be
limited to, voltages dangerous to personnel, destruction of or damage to utility equipment, induced noise or
cross talk, incorrect dial pulsing, failure of supervision,false answer, incorrect billing, absence of voice band
transmission path for call progress signals, and loss of capability to answer an incoming call.
INDUCTIVE CONNECTION - Electromagnetic coupling between customer-provided equipment and utility
equipment by means of mutual inductance between an inductor in the utility equipment and a customer-
provided inductor external to the utility equipment.
INTEREXCHANGE CARRIER - Any service company which provides toll service to customers between
LATAs or states.
INTERFACE - The point of interconnection between terminal equipment and telephone network access
lines.
KEY TELEPHONE ACCESS SERVICE - Exchange service furnished by means of network access lines.
LATE PAYMENT CHARGE - A charge applicable to an unpaid balance not received at the Utility or
one of its authorized payment locations by the "late payment date" printed on the bill.
LIFELINE - See Telephone Assistance Program
LOCAL NON-NETWORK ACCESS TELEPHONE SERVICE - A service furnished for the customer's own
use by means of a circuit to which are permanently connected two or more telephones and which shall not
be connected for exchange service.
LOCAL PRIVATE LINE -A dedicated non-switched line located wholly within an exchange.
LOCAL SERVICE -See Exchange Service.
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RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
MILEAGE - Term used in measuring and charging for outside plant facilities in relation to off-premises
extensions.
NETWORK ACCESS LINE - An outside plant facility from the telephone company's central office to a
customer's premises which provides direct access to the local exchange and/or the toll switching networks.
NONLISTED SERVICE - A customer-requested arrangement omitting a customer's number from the
telephone directory but not from the information records.
NON-PUBLISH SERVICE -A customer-requested arrangement omitting the customer's number from both
the telephone directory and the information records.
NONRECURRING CHARGE - A one-time charge associated with certain installations, change or transfer
of services, either in lieu of or in addition to recurring monthly rates.
OFF-PREMISES STATIONS AND EXTENSIONS - The wire facility used in providing an off-premises
access line.
ONE-PARTY SERVICE - A network access line and outside plant facility assigned for the use of one
customer only.
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES - The connecting facilities over which telephone service is provided a
customer, and includes but is not restricted to, open wire, aerial, and underground cable and wire.
PARTY LINE SERVICE -A network access line serving two or more customers.
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RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
PAY TELEPHONE SERVICE - See Customer-Owned Pay Telephone Service.
PERMANENT DISCONNECT- Complete termination of a network access line.
POINT OF DEMARCATION - See Standard Network Interface
PREMISES- In multiple occupancy buildings, a customer's premises are confined to that portion of building
owned or leased by the customer. In single occupancy buildings or where more than one building is
occupied by one firm or individual, the customer's premises include the buildings occupied by the customer
or the same continuous property and not separated by public thoroughfare or by property occupied by
others.
PRICE LIST - The index, definitions, rules and regulations, rates, charges, conditions of service,
concurrences, and maps adopted and filed by the company and approved by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission.
PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE (PBX) SERVICE - Exchange service furnished by means of network
access lines to the utility's central office.
PUBLIC ACCESS LINE (PAL) - An exchange line, using a measured rate where available, to which a
customer provided instrument is connected, to provide pay telephone service.
REGISTERED PROTECTIVE CIRCUITRY-Separate, identifiable, and discrete electrical circuitry designed
to protect the telephone network from harm, which is registered in accordance with 47 CFR§68.1 et al.
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RULES
RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
RESIDENCE SERVICE - Exchange telephone service furnished a customer at a residence or place of
dwelling where the actual or obvious use is for domestic purposes.
RECONNECT CHARGE - A charge applicable when service that has been temporarily disconnected is
restored.
SERVICE CONNECTION - See Access Line Service Charges.
SERVICE CHARGE - See Access Line Service Charges.
SPEED CALLING -A feature allowing a telephone user to reach frequently called numbers by abbreviated
dialing.
STANDARD NETWORK INTERFACE - The points of common termination of company-provided and
customer-provided facilities.
SUPERSEDURE - The transfer of service, including the telephone number, from one customer to another
with the express written consent of both the relinquishing customer and the new customer. The new
customer assumes responsibility for all charges outstanding.
SURCHARGE -A special rate designed to recoup revenues for program(s)which are approved by the PUC
and are billed to all customers who are not participating in the program.
TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-A program,which provides reduced monthly rates for low income
residential customers who meet eligibility requirements established by the Commission.
TEMPORARY DISCONNECT - The suspension of telephone service at the request of the customer or on
the initiative of the company without permanent disconnect of service. Written notice of suspension of
service is required if done at the initiative of the company.
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RULES
RULE NO. 1
DEFINITIONS
TEMPORARY SERVICE - Exchange service definitely known to be required for a short period, such as
service provided for contractors for use during construction of a building, campaigns, mine development,
and lumbering operations, etc.
THREE-WAY CALLING -A feature providing the capability to add a third party to an existing conversation.
TOLL MESSAGE -A completed telephone call via the established toll network.
TOUCHTONE SERVICE - A service arrangement permitting the use of push button equipped telephone
sets in lieu of rotary dial equipped telephone sets to originate calls.
TRADE NAME-The name or style under which an individual or concern conducts its business and by which
it is generally known to the public.
TRENCHING COSTS - Cost of excavating, backfilling, and compacting, and where necessary, cost of
breaking and repaving pavement and of restoring landscaping.
TRUNK LINE-A network access line from one central office to another or between PBX system and a utility
central office.
UNDERGROUND SUPPORTING STRUCTURE-Conduit, manholes, handholes, and pull boxes where and
as required, plus trenching costs as defined in Trenching Costs above.
UTILITY-The Public Utility named herein.
ZONE - A recurring mileage incremental in addition to the access line rate for that portion of the service
located outside the base rate area.
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RULES
RULE NO. 2
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE
Al General
B1 Exchange service is available by means of facilities owned and maintained by the utility
operated from central offices designated by the utility. In certain exchanges extended
service is furnished with availability of exchange service to other exchange areas of the
utility or of a connecting utility. Foreign exchange service from other exchanges of the utility
or connecting utilities is furnished in designated areas.
B2 Toll service is furnished either by means of the utility's toll lines or lines to a connecting
utility or both.
B3 The utility normally furnishes dial and touchtone telephone service. Touchtone telephone
service is furnished where facilities are available.
B4 In general, the exchange areas are generally divided into one base rate area, and one or
more suburban areas outside the base rate area.
A2 Service
The utility furnishes exchange network access service in its service territory in accordance with its
effective Price List schedules and, in general, as follows:
131 Classes of service furnished
C1 Business service
C2 Residence service
B2 Types of service furnished
C1 Flat rate service
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RULE NO. 2
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE
A2 Service (continued)
B3 Grades of service
In general, the following grades of service are furnished:
Grade of Service Area Applicable
One-party B.R.A.
Key line exchange service B.R.A.
Private branch exchange service B.R.A.
B.R.A. - Base Rate Area Z.A. -Zone A
Z.B. -Zone B
Miscellaneous services, including private line, are furnished by the utility in accordance
with the Price List schedules.
Unless specifically identified as such, two and four wire circuits provided in this Price List
are not intended to support high-speed data applications.
Exchange service generally consists of:
C1 Network access service lines.
C2 Facilities between company central office and customer location.
C3 Extended area service.
B4 Termination or Re-origination of Calls Received Over a Data Service
Other than for incidental usage, use of basic local service for the purposes of originating
calls on behalf of a third party is an inappropriate use of service. If the Company finds basic
residential service is being used for this purpose, then the Company will contact the
Customer and notify the customer in writing of: (a) the Company's finding and (b) the
potential that the Customers access line(s) may no longer be classified as basic residential
service. Upon receiving such notification, the Customer will be given the opportunity to
either: (a) dispute the Company's finding, or (b) take corrective measures before the
reclassification takes place. If the Customer does not dispute the Company's finding and
elects to take corrective measures, then the Customer will be given at least 15 business
days from the time of written notification to implement such corrective measures. During
this period, the Customer's access line(s) will be continued to be classified as basic local
service. If the Customer disputes the findings of the Company, such dispute will be resolved
in accordance with the Company's Rule No. 3, item Al2 in Schedule AC.
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RULES
RULE NO. 2
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE
A3 Non-Network Access Lines
Non-network access will be provided solely for communication between points thereon and will not
be connected with the utility's network access line.
A4 Seasonal Service
Seasonal service is offered to residential customers at 75% of the applicable rate with proof of
permanent residence service other than a seasonal location.
A5 Interexchange Receiving Service
Interexchange receiving service will be furnished over the utility's toll circuits from one exchange to
the customer's station location in another exchange, with the customer assuming responsibility for
payment of the toll charges.
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RULES
RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
INDEX
Subject Sheet Number
Advance Payments 18
Application of Business and Residence Rates 17
Application for Service 15
Requirement of Customer 15
Cancellation of Application 16
Limit of Conversation and Emergency Use 17
Responsibility for Payment of Bills 17
Billing and Payment of Bills 20
Deposits and Credits 19
Discontinuance of Service 20
Disputed Bills 23
Establishment of Credit 18
Grounds for Refusal of Service 22
Notices 19
Obligation to Provide Service 18
Reestablishment of Credit 18
Supersedure 23
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RULES
RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
Al Application For Service
131 Requirement of customer
Each applicant for telephone service will be required to complete an application form.
The application form will generally set forth the following information:
C1 Date and place of application.
C2 Location of premises to be served.
C3 Date applicant will be ready for service.
C4 Purpose for which service is to be used (business or residence).
C5 Address to which bills are to be mailed or delivered.
C6 Whether applicant is the owner or tenant of, or agent for, the premises.
C7 Service desired - class, type, and grade.
C8 Information for listing in alphabetical and classified telephone directories.
C9 Such other information as the utility may reasonably require.
The utility may accept an oral or written application from a customer for additions to or
changes in the present service.
Any application is merely a request for service and does not in itself bind the utility to furnish
the service except under reasonable conditions as set forth in the Price List schedules, nor
does it bind the applicant to take service.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
Al Application For Service (continued)
B2 Cancellation of application
An application for service canceled by the applicant or by the utility prior to the
establishment of the service applied for is subject to the following conditions:
C1 Canceled by applicant
D1 If cancellation of an application for service is requested by the applicant
prior to the time service is connected, the application will be canceled by
the utility and the utility will collect all charges applicable to any service
actually installed at the time of the requested cancellation, or such other
amounts as may be specifically provided for by written contract previously
made in accordance with the Price List schedules.
D2 If cancellation of an application for service is requested by the applicant
subsequent to the connection of service, such cancellation will be
considered as an order to discontinue service and the utility will collect all
charges applicable to the connection of service. The minimum
requirements of the rate schedule under which service is furnished will
apply.
C2 Canceled by the utility
If applicant refuses to comply with the requirements set forth in the Utility's Price
List schedules prior to the establishment of service, the utility may cancel the
application, in which case any amounts collected from the applicant will be
refunded.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
Al Application For Service (continued)
B3 Limit of conversation and emergency use
Exchange calls of a customer of party line service may be limited; under the law of the
State of Idaho a person is guilty of a misdemeanor if he shall
C1 Willfully refuse to immediately relinquish a party line when informed that such line
is needed for an emergency call, and in fact such line is needed for an emergency
call, to a fire department or police department or for medical aid or ambulance
service;
C2 Secure the use of a party line by falsely stating that such line is needed for an
emergency call.
B4 Responsibility for payment of bills
The customer for telephone service is held responsible for the payment of all exchange,
toll, and other charges properly applicable to his service in accordance with the Price List
schedules.
A2 Application Of Business And Residence Rates
B1 Business or residence classification of customer service is determined by the character of
use to be made of the service.
B2 Service is classified as business service and business rates apply where the use is primarily
or substantially of a business, professional, institutional, or otherwise occupational nature,
or where the service or any part thereof is furnished at a business location.
B3 Service is classified as residence service and residence rates apply where the use is
primarily or substantially of a social or domestic nature and the business use, if any, is
incidental.
B4 When it is determined that a customer to residence service is using the service in such a
manner that it should be reclassified as business service under the above provisions, the
utility will discontinue the service of such customer in the event he refuses to permit his
service to be classified as business service and pay applicable business rates.
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A3 Obligation To Provide Service
The utility's obligation to furnish service is dependent upon its ability to secure and retain without
unreasonable expense suitable facilities and rights for the construction and maintenance of the
necessary pole lines, circuits, and equipment.
A4 Establishment Of Credit
We adopt by reference the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199,
Residential and Small Business Deposit.
A5 Reestablishment Of Credit
We adopt by reference the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199,
Residential and Small Business Deposit.
A6 Advance Payments
B1 An applicant for telephone service may be required to pay in advance at the time application
for service is made, the service charges applicable, together with at least one month's
charges for the services, equipment, and facilities applied for, and where necessary, in the
opinion of the utility, the estimated amount of construction and installation charges.
B2 The amount of the advance payment will be credited to the customer's account and applied
to any indebtedness under the contract for services, equipment, and facilities furnished, for
service connection, move and change charges, and for toll messages.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
A7 Deposits And Credits
We adopt by reference the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199,
Residential and Small Business Deposit.
A8 Notices
131 Notice to customers
C1 Notices from the utility to a customer normally will be given in writing and mailed
to his address.
C2 In emergencies the utility may resort to verbal notices given by telephone or by
personal contact.
B2 Notices from customers
Notices from a customer to the utility may be given verbally by him or his authorized agent
at the utility's office, or by written communications mailed thereto.
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RULES
RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
A9 Billing And Payment Of Bills
B1 All bills for utility services are due and payable no later than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill
is presented. Any payment not received within this time frame shall be considered past due.
B2 All delinquent bills for which payment has not been received within seven (7) days shall be
subject to the provisions of the utility's termination procedures. The only exception to this
policy pertains to the provisioning of the Residence Telecommunications Assistance
Program (Lifeline), where the customer cannot be disconnected for the nonpayment of Toll
charges. Installment billing and Call Restriction Service are available.
B3 All payments shall be made at or mailed to the office of the utility or to the utilities duly
authorized representative.
B4 Customers have the option of receiving their telephone bill electronically. The bill will
include the bill face, (front and back, mandated messages and bill inserts, summary
of current charges and section or service total information. It will also include call
detail and adds and changes in detail options. See Price List Schedule A-8 for rates
and special conditions.
B5 Failure to receive bills or notices,which have been properly placed in the United States mail
shall not prevent such bills from becoming delinquent nor relieve the customer of his
obligations therein.
B6 Unless otherwise specified in this Price List, all charges for exchange service, equipment,
and facilities, exclusive of charge for local messages in excess of the monthly allowance
and toll messages, are payable monthly in advance. Charges for local messages in excess
of the monthly allowance and toll messages are payable monthly except that the utility
reserves the right to require payment of such charges at more frequent intervals.
B7 In the event that payment from a customer is less than the total amount of all charges owing
to the utility and the customer does not specifically designate the manner in which he wishes
to apply said payment, then the utility may apply all or any part of the payments received to
such accounts or indebtedness in any manner that the utility desires. The only exception
to this policy pertains to the provisioning of the Residence Telecommunications Assistance
Program (Lifeline),where partial payments are first applied to Local Service charges with
the remainder applied to Toll Service charges.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
A10
B1 Late Payment Charge -Also see Definition of Terms shown in this Schedule.
B2 A Late Payment Charge of 2% or $12.00 (whichever is greater) applies to each
customer's bill on unpaid balances over $10.00. The 2% or $12.00 (whichever is
greater) charge is applied to the total amount that is unpaid. The late payment charge
will be included in the total amount due on the subsequent bill.
B3 The late payment charge will apply if payment in full is not received by the Utility or at one
of its authorized payment locations, as specified in Section B4.
B4 The due date of the bill will not be less than 15 days from the bill mailing date, and
the late payment charge will be applied not less than one day after the due date.
B5 If a late payment charge appears on a customer's bill even though the payment was
received by the Utility or an authorized payment location by the due date,the fee will
be reversed, and a credit will appear on the customer's bill.
B6 Upon notification of disputed charges on the bill,the Utility may temporarily suspend
the application of the late payment charge to the disputed portions of the bill that are
unpaid. If the Utility resolves the billing dispute in favor of the customer, no late
payment charge will apply to the disputed amount.
All Discontinuance of Service
We adopt by reference the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199,
Residential and Small Business Deposit.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
Al2 Grounds For Refusal Of Service
131 A utility may refuse to establish service if any of the following conditions exist:
C1 The applicant has an outstanding amount due for former utility services, and the
applicant is unwilling to make arrangements with the utility for payment.
C2 A condition exists which in the utility's judgment is unsafe or hazardous to the
applicant, the general population, or the utility's personnel or facilities.
C3 Refusal by the applicant to provide the utility with a deposit when the customer has
failed to meet the credit criteria for waiver of deposit requirements. Deposits are
not required for Residence Telecommunications Assistance Program (Lifeline)
customers who choose to add optional Call Restriction Service at no charge.
C4 Customer is known to be in violation of the Utility's Price Lists filed with the
Commission or of the Commission's Rules and Regulations.
C5 Failure of the customer to furnish such funds, service, trench, equipment, and/or
rights-of-way necessary to serve the customer and which have been specified by
the utility as a condition for providing service.
C6 Service which has been disconnected for nonpayment at the premises will not be
reestablished for another applicant, married or otherwise, if the delinquent
customer still resides on the premises.
B2 Legal requirements
The service is furnished subject to the condition that it will not be used for an unlawful
purpose. Service will not be furnished if any law enforcement agency, acting within its
jurisdiction, advises that such service is being used or will be used in violation of law, or if
the utility receives other evidence that such service is being or will be so used.
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RULE NO. 3
CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE
A13 Disputed Bills
In the event of dispute between the customer and the utility respecting any bill, the utility shall
promptly make such investigation as shall be required by the particular case, and report the result
to the customer. In the event that the complaint is not reconciled, the utility or the customer may
make application to the Commission for review of the complaint. The utility will maintain a record
of all complaints and the results thereof for six months.
A14 Supersedure
An applicant who otherwise qualifies for immediate establishment of service may supersede the
service of a customer discontinuing that service when the applicant is to take service on the same
premises where that service is being rendered when a written notice to that effect from both the
customer and applicant is presented to the utility and where an arrangement acceptable to the utility
is made to pay outstanding charges against the service. Special services network access charge
is applicable.
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RULE NO. 4
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES, LISTINGS, AND NUMBERS
Al The utility will distribute to its customers without charge such directory information as, in its opinion,
is generally necessary for the efficient use of the service. Other directories will be furnished at the
discretion of the utility at a reasonable charge.
A2 The utility's liability arising from errors in or omissions of directory listings shall be limited to and
satisfied by a refund not exceeding the amount of the additional listing charges for the customer's
service affected during the period covered by the directory in which the error or omission occurs.
A3 The utility, in accepting listings as prescribed by applicants or customers, will not assume
responsibility for the result of the publication of such listings in its directories, nor will the utility be a
party to controversies arising between customers or others as a result of such publication.
A4 Telephone Numbers
The customer has no property right in the telephone number nor any right to continuance of service
through any particular central office, and the utility may change the telephone number of central
office designation of a customer whenever it considers it desirable in the conduct of its business.
A5 Nonpublished Telephone Numbers
131 A customer may request that the telephone number of his service not be published in the
utility's directories. If the customer shall make such a request,the utility will take reasonable
precautions not to publish the number in any of its publicly distributed directories and,
except when required by law, not to disclose the number to any person other than
representatives of law enforcement agencies, its own employees or representatives, or
those of other telephone companies, or other telephone customers who are billed for calls
placed from nonpublished numbers.
B2 The customer releases, indemnifies, and holds harmless the utility from any and all loss,
claims, demands, suits, or other action or any liability whatsoever, whether suffered, made,
instituted, or asserted by the customer or by any other person, caused or claimed to have
been caused directly or indirectly by the publication of such number or the disclosure or
nondisclosure of said number to any persons.
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RULE NO. 5
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Al Limitation Of Liability
B1 Liability of the utility for damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays,
errors, or defects in any of the services of facilities furnished
C1 Except in case of actionable negligence,the liability of the utility for damages arising
out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays, errors, or defects in any of the
services or facilities furnished by the utility (including exchange, toll, private line,
supplemental equipment, directory and all other service) shall in no event exceed
an amount equal to the pro rata charges to the customer for the period during which
the services or facilities are affected by the mistake, omission, interruption, delay,
error, or defect provided; however, where any mistake, omission, interruption,
delay, error, or defect in any one service or facility affects or diminishes the value
of any other service, said liability shall include such diminution, but in no event shall
the liability exceed the total amount of charges to the customer for all services or
facilities for the period affected by the mistake, omission, interruption, delay, error,
or defect.
C2 Interruptions of service
D1 Credit allowance
E1 This credit will be applicable to all services not referenced under
D2 of this rule, Service Guarantee Credit. The utility will allow
customers credit in all cases where the utility's facilities are "out of
service," except when the "out of service" is due to the fault of the
customer or to a temporary discontinuance for nonpayment of a
bill, for periods of one day or more from the time the fact was
reported by the customer or detected by the utility. The amount of
credit will be equal to the total fixed monthly charge for exchange
service multiplied by the ratio of the number of days"out of service"
to the number of calendar days in the billing period within which
the "out of service"occurs.
E2 A day "out of service" will be considered to exist when outgoing
service is not available for a period of twenty-four consecutive
hours. When any "out of service" period continues for a period in
excess of an even multiple of twenty-four consecutive hours, the
total period upon which to determine the credit allowance will be
taken to the next higher even twenty-four multiple. In no case will
the credit allowance for any period exceed the total fixed charges
for exchange service for that period.
E3 Other than as expressly provided under Condition Al B1 C2 D2 of
this rule, Service Guarantee Credit, in no case will a credit
allowance for any period exceed the total fixed charges for the
exchange service for that period.
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RULE NO. 5
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Al Limitation Of Liability (continued)
131 Liability of the utility for damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays,
errors, or defects in any of the services or facilities furnished (continued)
C2 Interruptions of service (continued)
D2 Service guarantee credit
E1 The utility will credit a customer's account by an amount equal to
the monthly rate for one month of basic exchange service(Network
Access Line Service), if the customer reports an out-of-service
condition which has deteriorated service to the extent that the
customer cannot make local calls or cannot receive local calls or
cannot use the service for voice-grade communications because
of cross talk, static, or other transmission problems, and service is
not restored (1)within sixteen hours after the report of the outage
if the customer notifies the Utility that the service outage creates
an emergency for the customer or(2)within twenty-four hours after
the report of the outage if no emergency exists, except that
outages reported between noon on Saturday and 6:00 p.m. on the
following Sunday must be restored within forty-eight hours or by
6:00 p.m. on the following Monday, whichever is sooner.
E2 The credit will not apply to"out of service"conditions resulting from
the willful neglect, misuse or abuse by the customer. The credit
will not apply to "out of service" conditions where the outage is in
the customer's inside wire or customer's premises equipment.
This credit will not apply to"out of service"conditions resulting from
natural disasters, or circumstances beyond the control and
knowledge of the utility. This credit also will not apply to "out of
service" conditions where service has been temporarily or
permanently discontinued for nonpayment of bills.
E3 The credit will apply, when due to the fault of the company, a
commitment date for installation of primary service is missed.
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RULE NO. 5
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Al Limitation Of Liability (continued)
131 Liability of the utility for damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays,
errors, or defects in any of the services or facilities furnished (continued)
C3 Use of connecting utility facilities or services
When suitable arrangements can be made, outside plant facilities of other utilities
may be used in establishing connections to points not reached by this utility's
outside plant facilities. In establishing connections with the facilities of other
utilities, this utility is not responsible or liable for any action of the connecting utility.
C4 Defacement of premises
The utility shall exercise due care in connection with all work done on customer's
premises. No liability shall attach to the utility by reason of any defacement or
damage to the customer's premises resulting from the existence of the utility's
facilities on such premises or by the installation or removal thereof unless such
defacement or damage is the result of the negligence of the utility.
C5 Errors in transmitting, receiving, or delivering oral messages by telephone.
The utility shall not be liable for errors in transmitting, receiving, or delivering oral
messages by telephone over the lines of the utility and connecting telephone
utilities.
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RULE NO. 5
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Al Limitation Of Liability (continued)
131 Liability of the utility for damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays,
errors, or defects in any of the services or facilities furnished (continued)
C6 Maintenance and repair
All ordinary expense of maintenance and repair in connection with facilities and
services provided by the utility is borne by the utility unless otherwise specified in
this Price List. In case of damage to or destruction of any of the utility's facilities or
accessories due to the negligence or willful act of the customer and not due to
ordinary wear and tear, the customer will be held responsible for the cost of
restoring the equipment or facility to its original condition, or of replacing the
equipment or facility destroyed.
C7 Temporary suspension for repairs
The utility shall have the right to make necessary repairs or changes in its facilities
at any time and will have the right to suspend or interrupt service temporarily for
the purpose of making necessary repairs or changes in its system. When such
suspension or interruption of service for an appreciable period is necessary, the
utility will give the customers who may be affected reasonable notice thereof as
circumstances will permit, and will prosecute the work with reasonable diligence,
and, if practicable, at such times as will cause the least inconvenience to the
customers. When the utility is repairing or changing its facilities, it shall take
appropriate precautions to avoid unnecessary interruptions of conversations on
customer's service.
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RULE NO. 6
TEMPORARY SERVICE
Al Establishment Of Temporary Service
The utility will, if no undue service impairment to its existing customers will result therefrom, furnish
temporary service or service to speculative projects under the following conditions:
131 The applicant shall pay, in advance or otherwise as required by the utility, the estimated
cost installed plus the estimated cost of removal, less the estimated salvage of the facilities
necessary for furnishing service.
132 The applicant shall establish credit as required by Rule No. 3, except that the deposit,which
may be required will be sufficient to reasonably protect the utility against the assumed risk
provided such policy is applied in a uniform and nondiscriminatory manner.
A2 Refunds
131 The amount of refund upon reclassification of a customer's service from temporary to
permanent will be made on the basis of the outside plant facility charges schedule in effect
at the time the customer's service is reclassified.
B2 Total refunds shall not exceed the amount deposited and no interest shall be paid on the
amount advanced.
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RULE NO. 7
WORK PERFORMED OUTSIDE REGULAR WORKING HOURS AND RIGHT OF ACCESS
Al The rates and charges specified in the various sections of this Price List assume that work will be
performed during regular working hours and that work once begun will not be interrupted by the
customer. If, at the request of the customer, work is performed outside of regular working hours,
either to meet his convenience or because the time allowed is insufficient to permit completion
during regular working hours, or if the customer interrupts work, which has begun, the customer
may be required to pay any additional cost incurred.
A2 Right Of Access
131 The telephone utility's authorized employees may enter a customer's premises at all
reasonable hours for any purpose reasonably pertinent to the furnishing of telephone
service and the exercise of any and all rights secured to it by law or by the Price List
schedules.
B2 The utility may remove any or all of its property located on the customer's premises at the
termination of service as provided by the Price List schedules.
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RULE NO. 8
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
Al Outside Plant Facilities
131 General
C1 Except as otherwise provided in these rules, the utility will, at its own expense,
furnish, install, and maintain all facilities necessary to service applicants or
customers in accordance with its lawful rates, rules, and current construction
standards.
C2 Pole line and buried wire extensions necessary to furnish telephone service will be
made by the utility in accordance with the Price List schedules provided dedicated
streets are available or acceptable easements can be obtained without additional
charge or condemnation. Outside plant facility charges are computed in
accordance with the regular rates set forth in the Price List schedules and the
payment of such charges gives the customer no ownership or control of the
extension.
C3 Except as otherwise provided, the utility may permit the customer to furnish the
outside plant facilities in accordance with the construction standards of the utility in
lieu of outside plant facility charges, but in all such cases the ownership of the
facilities shall be vested in the utility.
C4 Contracts for the telephone service, where outside plant facilities at filed charges
are necessary, may be required by the utility as a condition incident to the
establishment of service for a period not to exceed three years.
C5 All outside plant facilities will be owned and maintained by the utility.
C6 The utility will determine the specific type of construction and route to be used in
each particular case.
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RULE NO. 8
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
Al Outside Plant Facilities (continued)
B2 Facilities to the property of an applicant or customer(other than service connections)
C1 In areas where the utility desires to maintain underground rather than aerial
facilities for its operating convenience, the utility will, at no additional expense,
construct the necessary underground facilities for service connections in
accordance with its established construction standards.
C2 In all other cases (including facilities within subdivisions where, under agreement
with the tract owners or promoters, the utility has installed service by means of
underground facilities), if the applicant or customer requests underground
construction, he will be required to pay the difference between the cost of providing
underground facilities and the estimated cost of constructing equivalent aerial
facilities. In lieu of all or part of such payment, the applicant or customer may
furnish such materials or perform such work as may be mutually agreed upon
between the utility and the applicant or customer. Upon acceptance by the utility,
ownership of any materials so furnished shall vest in the utility.
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RULE NO. 8
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
A2 Service Connections
131 New underground service connections
When an applicant or customer, including a subdivider or developer, either requests or is
lawfully required to provide underground facilities, the utility will furnish such service under
the following conditions with respect to underground service connections.
C1 To property of applicant or customer, including subdivider or developer
D1 Tracts or subdivisions
The utility will construct underground service connections without charge
where right-of-way can, in the utility's judgment, be reasonably obtained,
and where soil conditions and topography are such that trenching costs will
not materially exceed the utility's average trenching costs. Where right-of-
way or trenching costs are materially excessive, the subdivider or
developer will pay the difference between that actual cost and average
right-of-way and/or trenching costs.
D2 All other cases
In all cases other than those included in A2.B1.C1.D1 above, if the
applicant or customer requests underground construction, he will be
required to pay the difference between the cost of providing underground
service connection and the estimated cost of constructing the aerial
equivalent. In lieu of all or part of such payment, the applicant or customer
may furnish such materials or perform such work as may be mutually
agreed upon between the utility and the applicant or customer. Upon
acceptance by the utility, ownership of any material so furnished shall vest
in the utility.
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RULE NO. 8
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
A2 Service Connections (continued)
131 New underground service connections (continued)
C2 On property of an applicant or customer including subdivider or developer
D1 Where the utility determines that conduit is to be used for the service
connection, the applicant or customer will furnish, install, and maintain, at
his expense, the required conduit in accordance with the utility's
specifications, or
D2 Where the utility determines that buried wire or buried cable is to be used
for the service connection, the applicant or customer will provide or pay the
cost of the underground supporting structure, and
D3 In either D1 or D2 above the utility will, at its expense, furnish, install, and
maintain the service connection wire or cable.
D4 When, for its own operating convenience, the utility desires to construct
and maintain underground facilities on the property of an applicant or
customer, such facilities will be provided at no charge to applicant or
customer.
B2 Interior wiring
Interior wiring in buildings to provide telephone service to the occupants will be furnished,
installed, and maintained by the owner of the building.
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RULE NO. 9
RECORDED PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS ON UTILITY FACILITIES
The Use Of Utility Facilities For Public Announcements Is Subject To The Following:
Al For purposes of identification, customers of telephone service who transmit recorded public
announcements over facilities provided by the utility must include in the recorded message the name
of the organization or individual responsible for the service and the address at which the service is
provided.
A2 Customers transmitting factual public announcements such as time, weather, stock market
quotations, airline schedules, and similar information are excluded from the preceding condition.
A3 Failure to comply with the provisions of this Price List shall be cause for termination of the service.
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RULE NO. 10
CONNECTION OF SERVICE AND FACILITIES ON PREMISES OF CUSTOMER
Al Ownership And Use Of Facilities On Customer's Premises
131 All facilities furnished by the utility in connection with a customer's service shall be carefully
used. The customer will be held responsible for any loss, damage or alteration to facilities
furnished by the utility on his premises, unless such loss or damage is due to cause beyond
his control.
B2 Except as provided herein and in the Price List schedules, no apparatus or device not in
compliance with the Federal Communications Commission's Rules, Regulations, and
Decisions shall be attached to or used in connection with telephone facilities provided by
the utility. The utility shall have the right to disconnect the service during the continuance
of such attachment or connection.
A2 Effective January 1, 1980, new installation or additions to customer premises equipment or
customer-owned facilities connected to the telecommunications network must conform to the
Federal Communications Commission's Rules, Regulations, and Decisions.
A3 Customer Premises Equipment
131 General
C1 Customer premises equipment may be connected at the customer's premises to
outside plant facilities of the utility, beyond the point of demarcation, for use with
exchange service in compliance with the Federal Communications Commission's
Rules, Regulations and Decisions. The point of demarcation is as set forth under
Rule No. 1, DEFINITIONS.
C2 The utility may make changes in its equipment, operations or procedures where
such action is not inconsistent with the Federal Communication Commission's
Rules, Regulations, and Decisions.
C3 Ringer equivalence of customer premises equipment connected to the same line
will not exceed the allowable maximum for that line as determined by the utility.
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RULE NO. 10
CONNECTION OF SERVICE AND FACILITIES ON PREMISES OF CUSTOMER
A3 Customer Premises Equipment (continued)
132 Responsibility of the utility
C1 In compliance with the Federal Communication Commission's Rules, Regulations,
and Decisions, the utility will not be responsible to the customer or otherwise should
necessary changes be made in utility's facilities, operations or procedures which
may render any customer premises equipment obsolete, require modification or
alteration to such equipment or otherwise affect its use or performance.
C2 A customer's service may be disconnected if customer premises equipment is
causing harm to utility's facilities.
C3 The utility shall not be responsible for the installation, operation, or maintenance of
any customer premises equipment. Network access lines of the utility are not
represented as adapted to the use of customer premises equipment. Where such
customer premises equipment is connected to utility's facilities, the responsibility of
the utility shall be limited to the furnishing of access lines suitable for telephone
service and to the maintenance and operation of such access lines in a manner
proper for such service. Subject to this responsibility, the utility shall not be
responsible for the through transmission of signals generated by the customer
premises equipment or for the quality of, or defects in such transmission, or the
reception of signals by the customer premises equipment.
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RULE NO. 10
CONNECTION OF SERVICE AND FACILITIES ON PREMISES OF CUSTOMER
A3 Customer Premises Equipment (continued)
133 Responsibility of the customer
C1 In compliance with the Federal Communications Commission's Rules, Regulations,
and Decisions, customer premises equipment may be connected to the exchange
network.
C2 All combinations of customer premises registered or non-registered equipment
(including but not limited to wiring) shall be installed, operated, and maintained in
compliance with requirements set forth in the Federal Communications
Commission's Rules, Regulations, and Decisions. No combination of customer
premises registered or non-registered equipment (including but not limited to
wiring), shall cause electrical hazards to utility personnel, interfere with the
operation of or cause harm to utility's equipment or facilities, or interfere with service
of persons other than the user of such equipment.
C3 Upon notice from the utility that the equipment of the customer is causing or is likely
to cause such interference or hazard, the customer shall make such changes as
may be necessary to remove or prevent such interference or hazard. The utility
may discontinue service for failure to comply with those provisions.
C4 The customer shall be responsible for payment of all utility charges for visits by the
utility to the customer's premises where a service difficulty is caused by customer
premises equipment. Visit charges are defined in the appropriate Price List
schedule.
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RULES
RULE NO. 10
CONNECTION OF SERVICE AND FACILITIES ON PREMISES OF CUSTOMER
A3 Customer Premises Equipment (continued)
134 Violation of Price Lists
Except as set forth in the Federal Communications Commission's Rules, Regulations, and
Decisions where any customer premises equipment is used in violation of any of the
provisions of the Price List, the utility will take such immediate action as is necessary for
the protection of its facilities and network and will promptly notify the customer of the
violation. The customer shall discontinue use of the equipment or correct the violation and
shall confirm in writing to the utility within 5 days, following the receipt of written notice from
the utility, that such use has ceased or that the violation has been corrected. Failure of the
customer to discontinue such use or to correct the violation and to give the required written
confirmation to the utility within the time stated shall result in termination of the customer's
services until such a time as the customer complies with the provisions of these Price Lists.
B5 Utility liability
The customer indemnifies the utility against and holds the utility harmless from any and all
losses, claims, demands, causes of action, damages, costs of liability, in law or in equity,
of every kind and nature whatsoever (including, without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, losses, claims, demands, causes of action, damages, costs or liability for libel,
slander,fraudulent or misleading advertising, invasion of the right of privacy,or infringement
of copyright or patent) arising directly or indirectly from the material transmitted over its
facilities or arising directly or indirectly from any act or omission of the customer or the
calling party while using or attempting to use facilities furnished by the utility or arising from
combining with, or using in connection with facilities of the utility, any equipment or systems
of the customer.
A4 Premises wiring associated with customer premises registered communications systems must
comply with the Federal Communications Commission's Rules, Regulations, and Decisions and an
affidavit to that effect must be presented to the utility.
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RULES
RULE NO. 11
CUSTOMER'S PRIVATE SERVICE NOT FOR PUBLIC USE
Al Telephone service, other than Customer-Owned Pay Telephone Service, is furnished for the use of
the customer, his family and persons residing in his home, or his employees or representatives.
A2 Flat rate services are not installed on premises of a public character in a location where the
telephone would be accessible for use by the patrons of the customer or the public in general.
A3 If it is found that the customer is permitting public use of service furnished him for his private use,
the utility will thereafter provide Customer-Owned Pay Telephone Service, except where the
customer consents to the telephone being so located as to be inaccessible to the public or permits
no further public use after the matter has been called to his attention. If the customer provides his
own coin-operated telephone service, he must subscribe to a public access line (PAL) and must
comply with the rules, regulations, and conditions as set forth in this Price List.
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RULES
RULE NO. 12
ADJUSTMENT FOR MUNICIPALITY TAXES OR FEES
When, at any future time, a municipality acquires the legal right to impose an occupation tax, license tax,
permit fee, franchise fee, or other similar charge upon the utility, and imposes the same by ordinance or
otherwise, such taxes,fees, or charges shall be billed to the customers receiving service within the territorial
limits of such municipality. Such billing shall allocate the tax, fee, or charge among its customers uniformly
on the basis of each customer's monthly charges for the types of service made subject to such tax, fee, or
charge.
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RULES
RULE NO. 13
AUTOMATIC DIALING-ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICES
Al An Automatic Dialing and Announcement Device (ADAD) dials telephone numbers it has been
programmed to dial and plays a recorded message when a call is answered.
A2 The use of automatic dialing and announcement devices (ADADs) that do not automatically
disengage the called party's line when the called party hangs up its receiver are absolutely
prohibited, except for their use in security and alarm systems or other systems in which the called
party has previously agreed to receive the ADAD's call and has consented to its line being engaged
in this manner.
A3 ADADs are prohibited from making unsolicited calls before 9:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m.
A4 ADADs are prohibited from calling public safety numbers such as police, fire, and emergency
services. ADADs are prohibited from calling unlisted, unpublished, or inward WATS numbers.
ADADs are prohibited from calling more than one number held by a given called party.
A5 ADADs should be charged-measured or message-business service rates when either are available
or flat rates reflecting their intensive use of the telephone network when the first two are not
available.
A6 All customers operating ADADs must notify the local telephone company from which they purchase
local exchange service of their connection of the ADAD and estimate how intensively the ADAD is
expected to use the local access line.
A7 Customers subscribing to business access line service under Schedule No. A-1 may connect
ADADs to the local exchange network.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Call Restriction Service 9
Conditions 22
Centrex Advanced Private Line Termination Trunks 11
Conditions 26
Combination of Lines Service 8
Conditions 12
Conditional Party Line Service 12
Custom Calling Features 10
Conditions 20
Customer Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service 4
Conditions 16
Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) 30
Direct-Inward-Dialing 11
Conditions 27
Directory Assistance 9
Conditions 15
Directory Assistance Call Completion 9
Distinctive Ring 21
EAS Increments 4
Exchanges, List of 2
Extended Area Service Calling Area 3
Foreign Exchange Service 9
Conditions 13
Local Exchange Network Access Line Service 4
Message Charges 8
National Directory Assistance 9
New Number Referral Service (Intercept Services) 11
Conditions 28
Optional Features 8
Optional Network Access Line Service 10
Remote Call Forward 10
Conditions 23
Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program (ITSAP)also known as (Lifeline) 7
(also see Lifeline Surcharge, Schedule No. Z)
Conditions 25
Rotary Hunting 8
Seasonal Service 7
Conditions 14
Touchtone Service 13
Trouble Isolation 8
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to lines which provide direct access to the local and long distance exchange switching network
via a circuit provided between a telephone company central office and the customer's premises.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are shown on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
LIST OF EXCHANGES
Al Exchanges
Aberdeen Marsing
Cascade McCall
Carey New Meadows
Donnelly Parma
Elk City Riggins
Fairfield Springfield
Garden Valley Sweet
Homedale White Bird
Horseshoe Bend Wilder
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LIST OF EXCHANGES (continued)
A2 Extended Area Service Calling Area (EAS)
Originating Calling Area Originating Calling Area
Exchange Exchanges Exchange Exchanges
Aberdeen Aberdeen McCall Cascade
Springfield Donnelly
McCall
Carey Carey New Meadows
Riggins
Cascade Cascade White Bird
Donnelly
McCall New Meadows Cascade
New Meadows Donnelly
McCall
Donnelly Cascade New Meadows
Donnelly Riggins
McCall White Bird
New Meadows
Parma Adrian, OR##
Elk City Elk City Homedale
Marsing
Fairfield Fairfield Parma
Wilder
Garden Valley Garden Valley
Horseshoe Bend Riggins McCall
Sweet New Meadows
Riggins
Homedale Homedale White Bird
Marsing
Parma Springfield Aberdeen
Ridgeview, OR Blackfoot#
Wilder Springfield
Horseshoe Bend Horseshoe Bend Sweet Emmett#
Garden Valley Garden Valley
Sweet Horseshoe Bend
Sweet
Marsing Caldwell#
Homedale White Bird McCall
Marsing New Meadows
Parma Riggins
Wilder White Bird
Wilder Homedale
Marsing
# Qwest Communications, Inc. Parma
##Oregon — Idaho Utilities, Inc. Wilder
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES
Al Local Exchange Network Access Line '
B1 Business Monthly
Rate
Each network access line
(I)
One Party and Centrex $51.50
PBX Trunk 65.45
Key Line and Centrex 66.00 (I)
Multi-Line 57.75 (I)
Budget Measured Service' 45.50 (I)
Public Access Line 3 39.00
Coin Supervision/Transmission 2.25
In addition to the rates stated above, surcharges in Schedule No.Z,trouble isolation charge under Rates A3 B9,
and Service Charges in Schedule No. A-5 also apply.
z Plus usage, see RATES A3 133 where facilities are available.
3 See Condition A8.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
Al Local Exchange Network Access Line 4 (Continued)
Monthly
B2 Residence Rate
Each network access line
One Party $37.50 (I)
Key Line 39.00 (I)
Multi-Line 37.50 (I)
Budget Measured Service 5 30.25 (I)
4 In addition to the rates stated above, surcharges in Schedule No.Z,trouble isolation charge under Rates A3 139,
and Service Charges in Schedule No. A-5 also apply.
5 Plus usage, see RATES A3 133 where facilities are available.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (continued)
A3 Local Exchange Network Access Line (continued)
B3 Budget measured service
C1 Usage allowance
A usage allowance of twenty(20) completed calls per month will apply before any
usage charge is applicable.
C2 Usage charge
In addition to the monthly rate a usage charge of $.15 per call will apply after the
monthly usage allowance of twenty (20) calls. There will be no increment charge
for length of a call.
C3 Change charge
Subsequent requests for a change in service (i.e., from measured to flat rate
service)will be charged as shown in Schedule No. A-5.
C4 Business limitations
Business budget measured service is not available to the general business public.
It is limited to organizations, which do not conduct business over the telephone but
require a telephone for the health and welfare of the public. Examples of such
businesses are community halls, volunteer fire departments, and gun clubs
requiring safety phones. Business budget measured service must be used as the
primary service and cannot be used as a second line. If a customer for business
budget measured service adds an additional line(s), the business one-party flat rate
will apply to all lines, including the business budget measured line.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
A3 Local Exchange Network Access Line (Continued)
B4 Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program (ITSAP) (Lifeline)
Broadband s Voice '
Monthly Credit Monthly Credit
A monthly credit on residence primary network
access lines will be given to qualified customers.
Federal and State Lifeline Credits for a One-Party Line:
a. Federal Support Credit $9.25 $5.25
b. State Support Credit$ $2.50 $2.50
B5 Seasonal service 9
Seasonal service for residence one-party service within the exchange areas of Garden
Valley, Riggins, Cascade, Donnelly, McCall, and New Meadows.
Monthly
Rate
One party $28.13
6 Broadband = service that includes qualifying broadband service.
'Voice =voice service with no qualifying broadband service as defined by 47 CFR§ 54.403 (a)(2).
s State credit only applies to service that includes voice.
9 See Condition A8.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
A3 Local Exchange Network Access Line 10 (Continued)
Monthly
Rate
B6 Optional features
C1 Combination of lines service
D1 Business One-party access line rates
D2 Residence One-party access line rates
B7 Rotary hunting additional charge per line
arranged in rotary group $1.00
B8 Message charges
C1 Nonlocal Charge
D1 Toll calling See Schedule No. B-1
D2 Wide area telephone calling See Schedule No. B-2
D3 Thrift calling See Schedule No. B-3
B9 Trouble isolation charge, per access line 11 $.20
10 In addition to applicable Service Charges in Section 9.
" See Condition A2.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
A4 Foreign Exchange Service 12
Per Monthly
Call Rate 13
Business and residence one-party and Network access line rate
PBX trunk, network access line service. applicable in the foreign
exchange.
A5 Directory Assistance Service"
131 Local and/or intrastate, per call $3.00
Additional charge for each operator assisted
B2 (no direct dialed) directory assistance call 3.00
B3 National Directory Assistance, per call 3.00
Directory Assistance Call Completion
B4 (DACC) 3.00
Usage Charge .1015
A6 Call Restriction Service (CRS)12
B1 CRS 1 — Maximum restriction
C1 Single line business $3.00
C2 Single line residence 3.00
B2 CRS 2— Limited restriction
C1 Single line business $0.00
C2 Single line residence 0.00
12 See Condition Al
13 In addition to applicable Service Charges as shown in Schedule No. A-5.
14 See Condition A9.
15 See Condition A9, B8.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (continued)
A7 Optional Network Access Lines Services
Monthly
Rate
Business Residence
131 Remote Call Forward
C1 First network access line equipped $30.00 $28.00
C2 Additional network access line equipped,
each 30.00 28.00
B2 Remote Activated Call Forward 6.99 6.50
B3 Fire alarm group ringing 16 19.75 19.75
A8 Centrex Advanced Private Line Termination Trunks 17
Installation Monthly
Charge Rate
131 Centrex paging trunk $100.00 $18.00
B2 Centrex TIE trunk 100.00 18.00
16 See Condition A15.
" See Condition A16.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
A9 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID) '$
Installation Monthly
Charge Rate
B1 Each trunk arranged for DID $250.00 $12.00 19
B2 First block of 100 directory numbers 20 - 100.00
B3 Additional block of 100 directory numbers 20 - 100.00
B4 20 directory numbers 21 - 40.00
A10 New Number Referral Service
(Intercept Services)21 - -
'R See Condition A17.
19 In addition to applicable PBX exchange network access line rate.
20 Installation subject to Service Charges as shown in Schedule No. A-5 if not ordered with DID trunks.
21 See Condition A18.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS
Al Service under this schedule will be provided within the exchange area at the preceding rates plus
applicable Service Charges as shown in Schedule No. A-5.
A2 The rates and charges for network access line service do not include utility maintenance of inside
wire and associated jacks located on the customer side of the Point of Demarcation or exchange
access line termination associated with the exchange service.
Trouble isolation charge applies to all access lines.
A3 A District Area is a specific portion of an exchange area served by a particular central office or by a
group of central offices common only to that portion.
A4 Conditional Party-Line Service
Where central office or outside plant facilities are near total capacity conditions,and the utility deems
it necessary to require the freezing of all requests for one-party service to the affected area of that
exchange, the utility will provide four-party service within the exchange area until such time facilities
become available for customers to be upgraded to one-party service. See Schedule No. X-1 for two
and four-party line rates.
A5 Combination of Lines Service
In cases where selective ringing is requested by the customer, additional equipment necessary to
provide this service will be the responsibility of the customer.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A6 Foreign Exchange Network Access Line Service
131 Rates for local service include service without additional charge to all telephones receiving
service from the particular exchange from which the foreign exchange service is furnished.
B2 The toll rates applicable in connection with toll service over foreign exchange local lines will
be in accordance with the toll Price List provisions of the foreign exchange effective in
connection with local service.
B3 Customers to foreign exchange service are not required to take service of the exchange
from which local service normally would be rendered on the premises on which foreign
exchange service is furnished.
B4 A directory listing in connection with foreign exchange service is provided in the directory
for the foreign exchange without additional charge. In addition,customers are also provided
with the same directory listing in the local directory without additional charge in connection
with foreign exchange service for each foreign exchange primary station.
B5 Additional listing and lines of information will be furnished to foreign exchange customers
in local or foreign directories in accordance with the Price List provisions in effect for the
directory containing the additional listing or line of information.
B6 Telephones will be installed on or off the premises on which the network access line is
located. Telephones installed off the premises on which the network access line is located
must be a premises of the customer. Recurring facility rates are applicable to off-premises
telephones in addition to the rates for telephones at the premises on which the network
access line is located.
A7 Touchtone service
Touchtone service was furnished in those exchanges where special central office equipment and
other serving arrangements had been provided. Touchtone service is now provided in all current
exchanges free of charge. See Schedule X-1.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A8 Seasonal Service
131 Seasonal service at 75 percent of the applicable rate will be provided for a one-year period.
132 The minimum service period is one year. If service is discontinued in less than one year,
regular monthly charges will apply for all months of service provided at the reduced
seasonal rate.
133 Local service rates for seasonal service shall be billed on a monthly basis. Customers to
this service are responsible for all toll charges incurred.
B4 Seasonal service is not intended as a low rate service and any indication that it is being so
used will be investigated in order to prevent abuse of this service. Proof of permanent
residence other than the seasonal location will be required by the utility.
B5 The utility will determine whether service is to be provided and shall be based upon the
customer's use of the service.
B6 The utility assumes no responsibility to intercept calls.
B7 Customers to seasonal service will have full inward and outward calling capabilities.
B8 Seasonal service is offered to customers for residence service only.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A9 Directory Assistance Service(s)
131 Local Directory assistance service is to provide the calling party with telephone numbers,
information that a customer has requested that the number not be provided, or that the
requested party has no telephone listing from the records of the utility's Directory Assistance
operator. Customers may also request National Directory Assistance for telephone
numbers outside their LATA.
132 The rate listed in A5 B2 preceding does not apply to the following:
Requests originating from telephone services which the utility has determined are used on
a continuing basis by a person or persons incapable of using a published Telephone
Company directory because of visual, physical, or a functional disability. Also exempted
are calls originating from public, WATS, mobile, hospital, or residential health care service
telephones and emergency calls placed to "O"operators or 911.
B4 When a customer requests the assistance of a long-distance operator to obtain a listing
from the directory assistance operator, a surcharge of$.50 per listing requested will apply.
This operator surcharge is in addition to the $.30 charge per call.
B5 The utility shall establish practices and procedures to administer exceptions to the charge
for directory assistance, verify disabilities, and prevent abuse thereof.
B6 National Directory Assistance is applicable to furnishing a calling party with telephone
numbers or other information available from a National Directory Assistance database for
information outside the calling party's LATA.
B7 National Directory Assistance Service provides the calling party with the requested
telephone number or information that the requested telephone number cannot be found
from the National Directory Assistance records.
B8 Directory Assistance Call Completion (DACC) allows customers the option to have their
local or intraLATA calls completed to a requested number by either Directory Assistance
Operator or Directory Assistance Audio Response System that provides the requested
directory number.
The calling party will incur a$.10 usage charge for all toll calls completed between the calling
station and the station connected via DACC. No usage plan discounts will apply to calls
connected via DACC.
IntraLATA calls completed through the use of DACC will be carried by the Telephone
Company, notwithstanding the identity of the presubscribed IntraLATA carrier (ILC PIC)
selected by the customer.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service
131 This service is available on a flat rate basis only.
B2 COPTS are allowed at any location.
B3 Applicable Service Charges, as specified in Schedule No. A-5, apply in addition to rates
specified in Schedule No. A-1.
B4 The COPTS owner shall be responsible for compliance with the Price List conditions, the
installation, operation, and maintenance of any COPTS.
B5 The COPTS owner shall be responsible for payment of charges for all local and toll billings
originating from or accepted at this type of paystation. A mandatory security deposit may
be required as a condition of connection pursuant to Idaho Administrative Procedures Act
31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199, Residential and Small Business Deposit.
B6 The COPTS owner shall be responsible for the payment of Time and Material Charges as
provided in Schedule No.A-5 for visits by a utility employee to the customer's COPTS when
a service difficulty or trouble report results from the connection of the COPTS to the local
network.
B7 Directory listings for subscribers to public access line (PAL) service are provided under
conditions for furnishing business listings.
B8 A directory will be provided free of charge at initial installation and each time the directory
is reissued by the utility.
B9 COPTS may be connected only to public access line (PAL).
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service (continued)
B10 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone
Rules require each COPTS owner to comply with the following rules:
C1 Applicants to be customers of record must apply for service with the utility on an
application form provided by the utility. The application is to be completed by both
the vendor of the telephone instrument and the customer of record. This application
must include:
D1 The full legal names, addresses and telephone number of the vendor(s)of
the telephone instrument(s) and the customer of record;
D2 The legal forms of business of the vendor(s) and the customer of record
(i.e., sole proprietorship, corporation, partnership, etc.)and their agents for
service of process in the state of Idaho if they are corporations.
D3 The location of each pay telephone instrument to be installed.
C2 COPTS must have the following operational characteristics:
D1 Must be able to reach the operator without charge and without using a coin;
D2 Must be compatible for use with hearing aids and must be mounted in
accordance with height and location regulations for disabled persons
D3 Must allow completion of local and long-distance calls with the
interexchange carrier chosen by the COPTS owner.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service (continued)
B10 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone
Rules, requires each COPTS owner to comply with the following rules: (continued)
C3 Approved pay telephone instruments are those that:
D1 Are registered under 47 CFR § 68.1 et al. (instrument-implemented), or,
are not registered, but are connected behind a protective coupler
registered under 47 CFR § 68.1 et al.;
D2 Comply with the requirements of the 47 USCS §255 (i.e., access to
handicapped and hearing aid compatible); and
C4 Charges for calls may be accessed by the COPTS owner as follows:
D1 Charges for local calls may differ from those of the utility.
D2 Charges for toll calls may differ from those of the utility.
D3 No charges may be imposed for intrastate directory assistance on the
telephone caller or telephone user.
C5 Emergency numbers
The COPTS must allow coin-free operator and emergency/911 access in any
exchange in which 911 service is available. Where 911 service is not available,
detailed instructions for completing coin-free emergency calls must be posted on
the COPTS as outlined in C11 D10 following.
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NETWORK ACCESS LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service (continued)
B10 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone
Rules require each COPTS owner to comply with the following rules: (continued)
C6 Payment of billings-deposits
The customer of record for the public access line to which the privately owned pay
telephone instrument is connected is responsible for payment of all billings to that
public access line. The utility may require a security deposit as a condition of
connection. The customer of record may be required to pay directory assistance
charges up to a maximum of$6.00 per month for each public access line.
C7 Completion of calls-refunds
The COPTS must be able to complete local as well as long-distance calls. If coin-
operated, the instrument must accept coins of various denomination and return
unused coins. The instrument must give refunds for uncompleted calls.
C8 Privacy
The telephone caller's or telephone user's privacy is to be ensured. Extensions to
a private pay telephone permitting third-party access to conversations are
prohibited.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service (continued)
B10 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone
Rules require each COPTS owner to comply with the following rules: (continued)
C9 Lighting -directory
COPTS must be located in a well-lighted location, where electricity is available. A
current telephone directory in good condition must be provided with the pay
telephone instrument. However, to the extent that a coinless toll-only pay
telephone provides operator access for directory assistance at no charge to the
telephone user, it is exempt from the requirement that a telephone directory be
provided at all times.
C10 Responsibility for compliance
The customer of record for the public access line to which the COPTS is attached
is responsible for compliance with the telephone company's and the Commission's
conditions, including those for installation and maintenance of instruments. The
utility must deny service to customers of record found to be in violation of these
rules.
C11 COPTS must be labeled with the following information or that information
must be posted in close proximity to the instrument:
D1 Name, address, and telephone number of the customer of record;
D2 The local exchange number of the telephone;
D3 A list of the credit cards (if any)that will be accepted;
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A10 Customer-Owned Pay Telephone (COPTS) Service (continued)
B10 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.51.01, Operator Services and Pay Telephone
Rules require each COPTS owner to comply with the following rules: (continued)
C11 COPTS must be labeled with the following information or that information
must be posted in close proximity to the instrument: (continued)
D4 If the telephone does not accept incoming calls, a statement to that
effect;
D5 Procedure for reporting service difficulties and method of obtaining
refunds;
D6 A statement that the instrument is not owned by the utility and that
charges for calls made on the instrument are not regulated;
D7 A statement naming the operator service provider(s) and the toll
service provider(s) that will be reached when the instrument is used;
D8 Dialing instructions;
D9 Operational characteristics (e.g., pre-pay or post-pay);
D10 Emergency dialing information, including dial tone first, coin-free 911
or other emergency access; and
D11 Where calls are timed, the time limit per call.
B11 Coin Supervision/Transmission is an optional service that provides dial tone first with
inbound signaling capability from the central office for pay telephone that do not have
signaling capability within the telephone. This signaling capability provides operators
and/or operator systems coin control where facilities and operating conditions exist.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A11 Call Restriction Service (CRS)
B1 Call Restriction Service (CRS) provides the customer with local dialing capabilities,
including local measured service, but blocks outgoing dialed calls to selected prefixes not
placed with the operator.
B2 The subscriber to Call Restriction Service is responsible for collect,third number, and credit
card calls billed to this line.
B3 CRS 1 - Maximum Restriction
Cl Blocks calls including, but not limited to: 1+, 1+555, 1+800, 1+900, 1+976.
C2 Allows calls including, but not limited to: 9-1-1, All Local Calls, 0+, 0-, 00,
C3 Call Restriction Service is offered to individual business and residence exchange
access service customers, both flat and measured rate, where facilities and
operating conditions permit. This offering does not include CENTREX lines.
C4 No additional service charge applies when CRS 1 is installed at the initial
establishment of service. When CRS 1 is added to an existing line, applicable
service charges will apply. ITSAP(Lifeline)customers will not be charged additional
service charges if they choose Call Restriction Service 1.
B4 CRS 2 - Limited Restriction
Cl Blocks calls including, but not limited to: 976 and 900.
C2 Where facilities are available, CRS 2 will be offered at no charge for the initial
request and no charge for the initial cancellation.
C3 Should a customer subsequently request CRS 2 or cancellation of CRS 2
applicable charges as stated in Schedule No. A-5 will apply.
C4 CRS 2 shall be removed upon written request from the customer.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
Al2 Remote Call Forward
131 The preceding rates are for the Remote Call Forward (RCF) feature and are in addition to
EAS charges, if applicable.
B2 RCF is not offered where the terminating station is a public coin telephone.
B3 The utility will not provide identification of the originating telephone number to the Remote
Call Forward customer.
B4 Transmission characteristics may vary depending on the distance and routing necessary to
complete the remotely forwarded call.
B5 RCF is not suitable for satisfactory transmission of data.
B6 Call Forward is not available as a feature at the RCF terminating station.
B7 Remote Call Forward is provided on the condition that the customer subscribe to sufficient
RCF features and facilities to adequately handle calls to the RCF customer without
interfering with or impairing any services offered by the utility. If, in the opinion of the utility,
additional Remote Call Forward features at the call forwarding location or facilities at the
terminating station are needed, the customer will be required to subscribe to such additional
RCF features and facilities. In the event the customer refuses to subscribe to such
additional RCF features and facilities, such customer's RCF service shall be subject to
termination.
B8 Remote Call Forward is offered subject to availability of suitable facilities.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
Al2 Remote Call Forward (continued)
139 The message charges applicable to remotely forwarded calls shall be comprised of two
separate charges:
C1 A charge for that portion of the call from the originating station to the call forwarding
location. This charge will be the charge specified in this Price List or any other
applicable Price List for the type of call involved.
C2 A charge for that portion of the call from the call forwarding location to the
terminating station. This charge will be the charge specified in this Price List or any
other applicable Price List for the type of call involved.
B10 To change the telephone number at the call forwarding location and/or to change the
telephone number, to which calls are forwarded at the request of the customer, apply the
appropriate nonrecurring charges from Schedule No. A-5.
B11 One listing in the directory covering the exchange in which the call forwarding central office
is located is provided without additional charge.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A13 Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program (ITSAP) (Lifeline)
131 The ITSAP(Lifeline)provides for a credit against the recurring monthly rate for the provision
of local residential service for certain low income customers.
132 The ITSAP (Lifeline) credit is only available to residence customers who meet eligibility
requirements shown below set forth by Idaho Code 56-901 through 56-905.
• Medicaid
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program
• Supplemental Security income
• Federal Public Housing Assistance (Section 8)
• Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• National School Lunch Program's free lunch program
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families; or
B3 Income Eligible (Income cannot exceed 135% of the Federal Poverty guideline).
B4 The credit is applicable only to the customer's principal residence line.
B5 The credit is shown in Schedule No. A-1, A3.
B6 A surcharge applicable to all non participants to fund the credit is shown in Schedule No. Z.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A14 Fire Alarm Group Ringing
131 Terminating service is made up of a connector number with or without a line finder, and it
has no outside plant facilities or presence.
B2 Terminating service is available for the purpose of activating group ringing service to
emergency alerting system.
133 Terminating service cannot be used in lieu of an access line; i.e.,when a customer requests
that the number be terminated at his premises and access to local or toll services is
available.
B4 Terminating service when used in conjunction with fire alerting equipment will include listing
the number in the emergency section of the directory.
A15 Centrex Private Line Termination Trunks
131 Centrex TIE trunks
The Centrex TIE trunk allows a Centrex customer to dial a TIE trunk access code and
connect via the Centrex TIE trunk to a distant Centrex business group or PABX system.
The Centrex TIE trunk provides Centrex customers the capability to dial distant PABX or
other Centrex customers directly using private line facilities between the two points.
Centrex TIE trunks can be configured for incoming, outgoing, or two-way service. Centrex
TIE trunks provide the same functionality as PABX TIE trunks that would normally be
located on the customer's premises.
B2 Centrex paging trunk
The Centrex paging trunk allows a Centrex customer to dial a page access code, which
connects the Centrex customer via the Centrex paging trunk to a paging system on the
customer's premises. Trunk-level paging access allows the customer to restrict certain
Centrex users from the paging system by Centrex class of service.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A16 Direct-Inward-Dialing (DID)
131 Direct-Inward-Dial (DID) is a central office trunking feature and will be provided only where
facilities are available.
132 The DID trunk terminating equipment provides a feature which allows an incoming call from
the exchange network (not foreign exchange or WATS) to reach a specific station line
without an attendant's assistance.
133 To convert from DID operation to a regular PBX-PABX operation will be at actual cost to
install regular trunk circuits, but will not exceed the charge for a new installation.
B4 The service must be provided on all lines in a trunk group arranged for inward service. Each
trunk group shall be considered a separate service.
B5 Operational characteristics of interface signals between the utility-provided connecting
arrangements and the customer-provided switching equipment must conform to the rules
and regulations the utility considers necessary to maintain proper standards.
B6 One primary listing will be furnished without charge for each separate trunk group.
Additional listings can be obtained as specified in Schedule No. A-6.
B7 The customer shall be responsible for providing interception of calls to vacant and
nonworking assigned DID numbers by means of attendant intercept or recorded
announcement service.
All calls intercepted by the attendant will be considered to be completed and subject to a
charge for the call.
B8 DID numbers may be reserved for future use at rates specified herein. The utility does not
guarantee to provide reserved numbers arranged in a consecutive manner. The customer
will be responsible for interception and administration of these numbers.
B9 If non-DID trunks are furnished,they must be in a separate trunk group from the DID service
trunks.
B10 The provision of this feature requires that the customer subscribe to a sufficient number of
trunk facilities to adequately handle the volume of incoming calls.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A17 New Number Referral Service (Intercept Services)
131 New Number Referral Services includes all intercept recordings that provide the new
number information.
132 Intercept Services are provided on accounts that have a record listed in the directory or on
directory assistance.
133 Intercept services are provided to residence customers up to 3 months and to business
customers up to 12 months. Intercept Service applies to temporarily or permanently
disconnected numbers, including vacation suspension service and telephone number
changes.
B4 Intercept Services are subject to the availability of the disconnected number and the
availability of CO facilities.
B5 The minimum service period for New Number Referral Service is one month.
B6 The Company retains the right to refuse any intercept message.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS)
The service is subject to available facilities and limited to central offices specifically equipped to
provide such service.
Operator assisted calls are designed to override the feature calls for emergency purposes.
Coin phones will not be enabled with CLASS features. They will operate with the Customized Local
Area Signaling Service system, however, and interaction with all the features will be permitted.
B1 Description of service
Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) is an optional telephone service
arrangement, which can provide one or more of the following features:
C1 Anonymous Call Block/Rejection (ACR)
Customers who do not wish to receive calls from callers that withhold their
telephone number and name or other identifying information through per line or per
call blocking can reject anonymous calls. Upon dialing a specific code, Caller ID
with Name subscriber can automatically reject calls from customers who have
chosen to block the passage of their telephone numbers and names on outgoing
calls. The caller will receive an announcement that the customer is not accepting
calls from callers who are blocking their telephone numbers and names. This
feature can be activated by dialing "*77" ("1177" on rotary phones) and can be
deactivated by dialing "*87" ("1187" on rotary phones). ACR is included with Caller
ID with Name. A call can be completed to a Caller ID with Name subscriber who
has activated ACR by (1) placing the call through an operator, (2) placing the call
with a telephone credit card, or (3) placing the call after unblocking the telephone
number and name.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Description of service (continued)
C2 *69 Call Return
This feature enables a customer to place a call to the telephone number associated
with the most recent call received whether or not the call was answered or the
number is known. The customer can dial a code to request that the network place
the call. If the called line is not busy, the call is placed. If the called line is busy, a
confirmation announcement is heard, the customer hangs up and a queuing
process begins. For the next thirty minutes both the calling and called lines are
checked periodically for availability to complete the call. If during this queuing
process the called line becomes idle, the customer is notified, via a distinctive ring,
that the network is ready to place the call. When the customer picks up the
telephone the call will automatically be placed. The activation code is*69. The user
can press *89 to deactivate this feature.
The pay per use charge is activated irrespective of whether the call is completed or
not. Pay per use customers will be charged upon dialing the activation code without
any specific prior request for the feature.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Description of service (continued)
C3 Caller ID Number Only
Permits a customer to receive the calling telephone number for calls placed to that
customer, if the call is not placed from outside of the Call ID area, through an
operator or via telephone credit card, and provided the calling party has not
activated the per call restrict options. Before placing an outgoing local telephone
call, customers with per call restrict may designate their number as private and
prevent the delivery of their telephone number to the called party through the Call
ID feature for that call by dialing the Call ID restrict activation code.
C4 Caller ID with Name
Permits a customer to receive the calling name and telephone number for calls
placed to that customer, if the call is not placed from outside of the Call ID area,
through an operator or via telephone credit card, provided the calling party has not
activated the per call restrict options and where technologically feasible. Before
placing an outgoing local telephone call, customers with per call restrict may
designate their number as private and prevent the delivery of their name and
telephone number to the called party through the Call ID feature for that call by
dialing the Call ID restrict activation code.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Description of service (continued)
C5 Caller ID Blocking - per call
Caller ID Blocking — per call permits the customer to block the display of their
directory number on a terminating subscriber's display equipment. To block the
delivery of their number, the customer dials an activation code (*67 or 1167 from a
rotary phone) prior to placing a call. The feature is automatically deactivated when
the customer hangs up. Per Call Blocking is automatically provided on every line.
C6 Caller ID Blocking - per line
Caller ID Blocking - per line permits the customer to block the display of their
directory number on all calls made from a particular line on the terminating
subscriber's display equipment. The customer can unblock a single call by dialing
an activation code (*82 or 1182 from a rotary phone) prior to placing a call. The
feature is automatically deactivated when the customer hangs up. The customer
must sign up for Per Line Blocking. There is no charge for the initial addition to a
new or additional line, an in-service access line, or a number change.
C7 Call Trace
Call Trace allows a customer to automatically activate (*57 or 1157 from a rotary
phone) a trace record of the last incoming call tracing feature. The customer
automatically authorizes and requests the Company to release the results of any
and all traces initiated by the customer directly to the customer's servicing law
enforcement agency. The customer must contact the Company within ten (10)
days after activating a call trace or the trace record will automatically be deleted
from the system.
Call Trace is available on a monthly subscription basis, or on a pay per use basis.
Pay per use customers will be charged upon dialing the activation code without any
specific prior request for the feature.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Description of service (continued)
C8 Selective Call Acceptance
Screens incoming calls and only allows access to those telephone numbers on a
customer determined list (up to a maximum of 12 telephone numbers). All others
will be directed to a pre-recorded message.
C9 Selective Call Rejection
Allows a customer to reject call attempts from up to 15 telephone numbers. To use
this service, the customer preprograms telephone numbers of calling parties they
wish to reject. Any call attempts to the customer's telephone from these specified
numbers will be prevented from being completed to that customer.The calling party
will get a recording advising the caller that the called party is not receiving calls.
The customer can also add an "unknown" caller to the Selective Call Rejection list
by activating the feature immediately after receiving an unwanted call. Selective
Call Rejection is activated by dialing "°`60"for"1160" form a rotary telephone. After
gaining access to the service, the customer can activate or deactivate by dialing an
activation/deactivation code as directed by an announcement.
C10 Selective Call Forward
Allows a customer to select specific telephone numbers from which calls are to be
received. All other calls are intercepted and routed to a recorded announcement
that informs the caller that the customer is not accepting calls. Selective Call
Acceptance is accessed by dialing `64" or 1164" on a rotary telephone.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Description of service (continued)
C11 Priority Call
Is an incoming call management feature which will allow the subscriber to define a
list of calling directory numbers that will provide the subscriber with special
incoming call treatment. Any incoming calls on this list will be indicated by a
distinctive ringing. Any numbers which are not on the list or which cannot be
identified will be given standard treatment. To gain access to this service, the
customer dials "*61" or"1161" on a rotary telephone.
C12 Enhanced Call Forward
Enhanced Call Forward feature provides a business customer with the capability to
specify the number of calling paths that will be forwarded from one subscriber line
to another telephone number. The feature is offered where facilities permit and at
no time will this service take precedent over the requirement for these facilities to
provide a customer with telephone service. Enhanced Call Forward is restricted to
voice use only. The feature is available only as an enhancement to one or more of
the following features: Call Forwarding, Call Forwarding Busy and Call Forward No
answer. Enhanced Call Forward is limited to ten (10) call forwarding paths per
telephone number. It can be used with any of the following services: B1, PBX,
Centrex and ISDN BRI.
B2 The Utility does not assure the delivery or non-delivery of calling numbers or the accuracy
or completeness in the name, number or other information delivered to the customer in conjunction
with Caller ID and Automatic Call Return services and other similar services identified in this Price
List. Some calls may not display name and/or number information and/or Automatic Call Return
may not be available for some calls, including but not limited to, those calls from callers who block
their information, calls from or routed through certain Utility and/or third party equipment or
networks, and calls from certain types of customer provided equipment. The Utility is not liable to
the customer or any party for any error, omission, incomplete call or mistake associated with Caller
ID and Automatic Call Return or other similar services identified in this Price List.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Rates
The following charges are for the features only and are in addition to applicable charges for
service.
Monthly- Per line Usage-Per Call
Business Residence Business Residence
Anonymous Call Rejection $6.50 $5.50
*69 Call Return 6.99 6.50 3.00 22 3.00 22
Caller ID Number Only 23 9.99 10.50
Caller ID with Name 14.75 13.25
Caller ID Blocking 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Call Trace (Per Activation) 8.75 24 7.75 24
Selective Call Acceptance 6.00 6.50
Selective Call Rejection 6.99 6.50
Selective Call Forward 6.99 6.50
Priority Call 6.00 6.50
Enhanced Call Forward 11.00
CLASS Value PAK 23 13.99 10.99
*69 Call Return, Caller ID with Name,
Anonymous Call Block/ Rejection
CID with Name Value PAK 23 13.99 10.99
*69 Call Return, Caller ID with Name,
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
zz The maximum monthly pay per use charge is $15.00 for residence and business customers, regardless
of the number of times the service is activated within a month.
zs This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
14 The maximum monthly pay per use charge is $32.50 for residence and business customers, regardless
of the number of times the service is activated within a month.
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CONDITIONS (continued)
A18 Customized Local Area Signaling Service (CLASS) (continued)
131 Rates (continued)
C1 Nonrecurring charges
D1 The Company reserves the right to waive the nonrecurring charge for the
initial request for a period not to exceed 90 days from the effective date of
this Price List and for a period not to exceed 90 days from the date the service
becomes available in the customer's serving central office.
D2 Service charges are not applicable when CLASS features are provided at the
same time as the single line business ore residence individual line service is
established.
D3 When features are added or rearranged on an existing line, the Customer
Request Charge as shown in Schedule No. A-5 of the Price List will apply.
(Note: A Line Access charge does not apply when features are added or
rearranged).
D4 There is no charge for the initial addition or Per Line Blocking to a new or
additional line, an in-service access line, or a number change. Charges do
not apply to Law Enforcement and Domestic Violence Agencies.
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OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Nonrecurring Facility Charges 2
Conditions 4
Actual Cost Determination 5
Charges to Subsequent Applicants 6
Collective Application and Grouping of Applicants 5
Contracts 6
Disconnects 8
General 4
Extensions to Plant Facilities 4
Nonrecurring Facility Charges Not Applicable To 8
Reinforcements to Existing Facilities 7
Relocation of Utility Facilities 8
Reuse of Facilities 7
Service Provided to Movable Premises 8
Temporary or Speculative Projects 6
Recurring Facility Rates 3
Conditions 4
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APPLICABILITY
Applicable to services offered involving outside plant facilities, including line extension charges within the
exchange areas of the utility.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price
List schedules.
RATES
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges
B1 Aerial, or at utility's option, underground
reinforcements#to outside plant along existing
exchange circuits of this utility No Charge*#
B2 Aerial, or at utility's option, underground outside
plant facilities beyond existing exchange circuits of this utility
C1 Cost coverage allowance**
The utility will construct at its expense up to
$2,560.00, of outside plant facilities to
one service location per applicant.
C2 Applicants may be required to pay an up-front processing fee to cover the
expense to engineer and prepare an estimate for a requested outside plant facility
extension.
C3 Applicants may, at the option of the utility, be required to execute a termination
agreement in an amount equal to 12 months exchange service in cases where no
outside plant facility charges are applicable.
B3 Charges for plant facilities exceeding cost coverage allowance
All outside plant facility charges in excess of the cost coverage allowance are based upon
the utility's actual cost.
B4 Intra-exchange off-premises facilities on continuous property
Charges are the utilities actual cost of construction.
* Except as shown in Condition Al B6, B10, and B11.
# See Condition Al B1 C3.
** See Rates Al B3.
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RATES (continued)
Monthly Billing
Rate Code
A2 Recurring Facility Rates - Network Access
Lines Between Two Premises Locations Of The Customer(s)
B1 Intraexchange off-premises facilities
on continuous property25
C1 First one-quarter mile or fraction
thereof $4.20 CPM
C2 Each additional quarter mile 2.10 CPM1
B2 Intraexchange off-premises facilities
on non-continuous property
C1 First one-quarter mile or fraction
thereof 4.20 OPM1
C2 Each additional one-quarter mile or
fraction thereof 2.10 OPM2
zs Applicable to service established prior to 12/28/01. See Rates Al B4 for service established after
12/28/01.
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ISSUED BY ZIPLY FIBER
BY JESSICA EPLEY, VP - REGULATORY & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges
131 General
C1 Charges under this schedule are for abnormally costly plant extensions to prevent
unreasonable burdening of the general body of existing customers.
C2 Charges in this schedule are applicable to aerial and underground facilities whether
utility owned,jointly owned, or rented. Charges also apply to all classes,types,and
grades of service.
C3 All outside plant facilities will be owned and maintained by the utility. The applicant,
however, if mutual agreement is made with the utility, may clear the right-of-way,
furnish and install the underground supporting structure or open and close a trench
for buried services, all in accordance with the utility's construction specifications.
Ownership of facilities, structures, etc., so provided by applicant shall be vested to
the utility.
C4 Nonrecurring charges under this schedule are payable in advance. The utility may,
however, offer installment billing when the charges exceed $1,000.00. If an order
is canceled, any collected amounts in excess of actual engineering and
construction costs will be refunded.
B2 Extensions to plant facilities
C1 Extension of plant facilities will be made from the utility's nearest intra-exchange
distribution facility to the local demarcation point that separates the utility's facilities
from the customer's wiring.
C2 The type of construction required to provide the quality and grade of telephone
service involved will be determined by the utility. The applicant will be required to
pay the added costs when a different type of construction than that proposed by
the utility is desired. Concurrence with the applicant's request will only be provided
in accordance with the utility's standard construction specifications.
C3 Where applicants are so located that it is necessary or desirable to use private and
or government right-of-way to furnish service, such applicants shall be required to
provide or pay the cost of providing such right-of-way including survey costs, in
addition to any applicable charges.
C4 All necessary construction will be undertaken at the discretion of the Company
consistent with budgetary responsibilities and consideration for the impact on the
general body of subscribers.
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Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS (continued)
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges (continued)
B3 Actual cost determination
C1 In those circumstances where extensions to outside plant facilities exceed the
portion covered by the cost coverage allowance, the applicant, in addition to any
material or labor to be furnished by him,will pay in advance the estimated total cost
of the utility's construction that exceeds the cost coverage allowance as prescribed
in a contract executed between the utility and the applicant.
C2 The total cost of the utility's construction to extend outside plant facilities includes
all related expenses, including such items as: government land crossings, forestry
permits, right-of-way permits, and environmental impact studies.
C3 A refund will be made within 60 days after completion of the utility's construction
for any amount advanced by the customer, including any applicable processing
fees, that exceeds the actual cost less the amount of the cost coverage allowance.
C4 In no instance will the utility charge more than the actual cost, less the amount of
the cost coverage allowance, at the closing of the job order.
B4 Collective application and grouping of applicants
C1 When construction is required to serve a new applicant, a survey is made of all
prospects who might be served from the new construction or an extension thereof
and who might benefit by being included in the project. Allowances are made only
for those prospective customers making bona fide applications for service at the
time the project is initiated.
C2 All applicants are grouped in a single project when there is no more than one-half
mile of construction between successive applicants. Separate projects are
established whenever the construction between any two successive applicants
exceeds one-half mile.
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Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS (continued)
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges (continued)
B4 Collective application and grouping of applicants (continued)
C3 An applicant at any premises receives only one single line extension allowance
regardless of the number of services ordered at that premises.
C4 Apportionment of charges to group of applicants
D1 Applicants are divided into two groups. The first group includes all
applicants whose collective allowance equals or exceeds the construction
required to service them. No charge is made to such applicants. The
second group includes all remaining applicants on the project. The overall
charge for the project is divided equally among all applicants in the second
group.
D2 Exceptions to this are that no applicant is required to pay a higher charge
than he would if the project where established for him alone. Any difference
between this charge and the average charge for the group is absorbed by
the utility.
B5 Temporary or speculative projects
C1 Outside plant facilities to provide service to an applicant engaged in temporary or
speculative projects shall be provided in accordance with terms specified in a
contract executed between the customer and the utility.
C2 Charges for such a temporary or speculative project may include the construction
and removal of telephone facilities.
B6 Contracts
Contracts covering periods of not to exceed three years of telephone service, may be required by
the utility as a condition precedent to establishment of the service when extensions to outside plants
are necessary.
B7 Charges to subsequent applicants
C1 When a new applicant is secured who can be served from a completed project,
within three years from the date service was initially established for such project,
the charges for the entire project are recomputed to include the new applicant. The
new applicant pays a prorate of the outside plant facility charge based upon the
number of months (a fraction of a month is counted as a full month) remaining in
the original three-year term, and the time to be computed from the date service is
established for the new applicant.
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Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS (continued)
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges (continued)
B7 Charges to subsequent applicants (continued)
C2 Where additional construction is required for an applicant to be served from a
project less than 3 years old, the cost of the project is recomputed as above if such
recomputation does not increase the charges to those customers served from the
existing project. Otherwise, a new project will be established.
138 Reuse of facilities
C1 When a customer disconnects service and service is established for a new
applicant at the same location, any adjustment in charges is a matter for negotiation
between the original customer and the new applicant.
C2 Where a customer is disconnected for any reason and subsequently reapplies for
service from the same premises, the customer will not be required to pay any
additional plant extension charges in addition to his total original obligation.
C3 Where a customer has paid plant extension charges for service at a premises on a
given project and subsequently applies for service at a different premises on the
same project, the customer will not be assessed additional plant extension charges
greater than his original obligation unless additional construction is required.
B9 Reinforcements to existing facilities
When services are ordered but facilities are not available due to utilization of existing plant
facilities, nonrecurring facility charges may apply under the following circumstances:
C1 If the utility has a planned reinforcement for the route within 12 months, but the
customers require service in advance of planned completion date.
C2 If the quantity of services ordered exceeds the"normal"use of such services at the
premises, such as but not limited to Telephone Answering Service and Internet
Service Provider.
C3 Where such facilities were initially provided under REA construction program, but the
applicant initially did not apply for service within a reasonable period of availability and such
facilities have been used for other new applicants.
C4 When a customer request for a grade of service higher than the suburban flat rate service
offered in that exchange.
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Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS (continued)
Al Nonrecurring Facility Charges (continued)
B10 Service provided to movable premises
C1 When service is provided to movable premises by means of aerial plant, the
customer shall provide a treated clearance pole which they will place, own, and
maintain. However, if the customer elects, the utility will place, own, and maintain
the pole and bill the customer the cost of placing the pole.
C2 The clearance pole must comply with specifications determined to be applicable
by the utility.
C3 Trenching is required for buried facilities (drop wire)from the pole to the protector
on the movable premises.
B11 Disconnects
When one or more customers on a project disconnect within the three-year term, no refund
is made of the nonrecurring facility charge to the disconnected customers. Charges to
remaining customers are not affected by disconnects.
B12 Nonrecurring facility charges do not apply to:
C1 REA financed construction
The utility shall serve all persons included in the project for which the loan is made,
to a maximum practical extent,without payment by said persons of any contribution
in aid of construction for the lowest grade of service offered in each central office
area.
C2 Commission order-To construct outside plant facilities to an applicant or group of
applicants at no charge.
C3 Service, when at the option of the utility, is beneficial to both the customer(s)and
the utility.
B13 Relocation of Utility Facilities
When an applicant, customer, association or her third-party requests a change in the type,
location or the relocation of aerial or underground of communications facilities used to
provide telephone service, the requestor shall be required to pay the cost incurred by the
Utility for such change or relocation of facilities. Payment for the cost of the change or
relocation must be made prior to the change or relocation.
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BY JESSICA EPLEY, VP - REGULATORY & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Idaho Price List Section 5
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 9
OUTSIDE PLANT FACILITIES
CONDITIONS (continued)
A2 Recurring Facility Rates
B1 Recurring facility rates apply to the airline distances measured between the terminals of the
telephones located off the premises of the associated service or PBX switchboard, and are
in addition to other rates applicable to these services. No charge applies in these cases
where the terminals are in the same building, nor when the distance between terminals is
300 feet or less, airline measurement.
B2 No recurring facility rate is applicable to telephone service located within 300 feet or less,
airline measurement, from a primary set, key system equipment cabinet, or private branch
exchange attendant's position.
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Idaho Price List Section 6
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
COMPETITIVE RESPONSE
Al Residence Customer Incentive Program
131 Description
The Customer Incentive Program is an offering for potential new residence local exchange
customers and existing residence local exchange customers to encourage the retention or
continuation of existing services by those existing customers.
132 Terms and Conditions
C1 This Customer Incentive Program may be offered to potential new residence local
exchange customers. In addition, the Company may provide a retention benefit to
any existing residence customer who has retained a service for some period of
time.
C2 For a potential new residence customer, the Company may provide an incentive
offer no more often than once in any one-year period. In retention situations, the
Company may provide an incentive no more often than once in any one-year period
with respect to any particular service or feature.
C3 To qualify for these offers, a residence customer is required to have a satisfactory
credit rating with the Company.
C4 For a potential new residence local exchange customer, the Company may
condition its offers upon the customer remaining with the Company for up to one
year. Any minimum period of time shall be identified to the residence customer as
part of the offer. In such cases, if the customer terminates service early, the
customer may be billed all of the nonrecurring charge(s)and monthly rate(s)waived
under this program. The customer is not considered to be opting out if the customer
moves to another Company service of equal or greater value.
C5 The recipients of the Customer Incentive offer and the amount of the customer
incentive offer shall be in the sole discretion of the Company, but the total value of
the offer may not exceed the sum set out in B3.C1, following.
C6 The Company shall determine the particular details, including but not limited to
periods and duration, class of customers, services, amounts, and geographic area,
so long as each such offer to a particular local exchange residence customer is not
inconsistent with the provisions of this Price List and the amount does not exceed
the maximum amount set forth in B3.C1,following. The Company may prohibit use
of this program in conjunction with another being marketed by the Company and/or
a Company affiliate.
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Idaho Price List Section 6
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
COMPETITIVE RESPONSE
Al Residence Customer Incentive Program (Continued)
132 Terms and Conditions (Continued)
C7 Offers may differ based on reasonable criteria, including the following criteria or
combinations of criteria below:
D1 The sales channel through which the products are sold.
D2 A specific geographic area.
D3 Existing customers who request to have one or more products
disconnected.
D4 Customers who identify a better competitive offer are available to them.
Company representatives may present to these customers multiple offers
up to the maximum value under B3.C1, following.
D5 Such other facts, criteria, and circumstances as the Company believes is
a reasonable basis upon which to distinguish among groups of customers.
C8 The Company reserves the right to discontinue this offer.
B3 Rates and Charges
C1 The Customer may be offered one of the following, or the equivalent monetary
value, on selected products as determined by the Company:
D1 A waiver of an amount up to 100% of the current residence nonrecurring
rate(s) or charge(s), or
D2 A waiver of up to three months of the recurring rate(s)or charge(s), or
D3 A waiver of an amount up to 100% of the current residence nonrecurring
rate(s) or charge(s) and up to three months of the recurring rate(s) or
charge(s), or
D4 A benefit or consideration offered or provided that is not
associated with a service or product offered by the Company such as
CPE, merchandise, or discounts on merchandise offered by others, gift
certificates, gift cards or otherwise, in the discretion of the Company. In
determining the value of non-cash offers or benefits, the actual cost
incurred by the Company, not to exceed the sum of B3.C1.D3 above,
shall be used.
C2 The waiver(s)will appear in the form of a credit(s)on the customer's bill. The waiver
may be one-time, or spread over a period of up to 12 months in a fashion
determined by the Company.
C3 Waiver amounts are calculated on the first month's nonrecurring charge(s) and
monthly rate(s). The total waived amount will not exceed the value of the total
nonrecurring rate(s) or charge(s) plus three months service of the monthly rate(s)
or charge(s).
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Idaho Price List Section 6
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
COMPETITIVE RESPONSE
A2 Business Customer Incentive Program
B1 Description
The Customer Incentive Program is an offering for potential new business local exchange
customers and to existing business local exchange customers to encourage the retention
or continuation of existing services by those existing customers.
B2 Terms and Conditions
C1 This Custom Incentive Program may be offered to potential new business local
exchange customers. In addition, the Company may provide a retention benefit to
any existing business customer who has retained a service for some period of
time.
C2 For a potential new business customer, the Company may provide an incentive
offer no more often than once in any one-year period. In retention situations, the
Company may provide an incentive no more often than once in any one-year period
with respect to any particular service or feature.
C3 To qualify for these offers, a business customer is required to have a satisfactory
credit rating with the Company.
C4 For a potential new business local exchange customer,the Company may condition
its offers upon the customer remaining with the Company for a minimum of one
year. Any minimum period of time shall be identified to the business customer as
part of the offer. In such cases, if the customer terminates service early, the
customer may be billed all of the nonrecurring charge(s)and monthly rate(s)waived
under this program. The customer is not considered to be opting out if the customer
moves to another Company service of equal or greater value.
C5 The recipients of the Customer Incentive offer and the amount of the customer
incentive offer shall be in the sole discretion of the Company, but the total value of
the offer may not exceed the sum set out in B3.C1, following.
C6 The Company shall determine the particular details, including but not limited to
periods and duration, class of customers, services, amounts, and geographic area,
so long as each such offer to a particular local exchange business customer is not
inconsistent with the provisions of this Price List and the amount does not exceed
the maximum amount set forth in B3.C1,following. The Company may prohibit use
of this program in conjunction with another being marketed by the Company and/or
a Company affiliate.
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Idaho Price List Section 6
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
COMPETITIVE RESPONSE
A2 Business Customer Incentive Program (Continued)
B2 Terms and Conditions (Continued)
C7 Offers may differ based on reasonable criteria, including the following criteria or
combinations of criteria below:
D1 The sales channel through which the products are sold.
D2 A specific geographic area.
D3 Existing customers who request to have one or more products
disconnected.
D4 Customers who identify a better competitive offer are available to them.
Company representatives may present to these customers multiple offers
up to the maximum value under B3.C1, following.
D5 Such other facts, criteria, and circumstances as the Company believes is
a reasonable basis upon which to distinguish among groups of customers.
C8 The Company reserves the right to discontinue this offer.
B3 Rates and Charges
C1 The Customer may be offered one of the following, or the equivalent monetary
value, on selected products as determined by the Company:
D1 A waiver of an amount up to 100% of the current business nonrecurring
rate(s) or charge(s), or
D2 A waiver of up to three months of the recurring rate(s)or charge(s), or
D3 A waiver of an amount up to 100% of the current business nonrecurring
rate(s) or charge(s) and up to three months of the recurring rate(s) or
charge(s), or
D4 A benefit or consideration offered or provided that is not associated with a
service or product offered by the Company such as CPE, merchandise, or
discounts on merchandise offered by others, gift certificates, gift cards or
otherwise, in the discretion of the Company. In determining the value of
non-cash offers or benefits, the actual cost incurred by the Company, not
to exceed the sum of B3.C1.D3 above, shall be used.
C2 The waiver(s)will appear in the form of a credit(s)on the customer's bill. The
waiver may be one-time, or spread over a period of up to 12 months in a fashion
determined by the Company.
C3 Waiver amounts are calculated on the first month's nonrecurring charge(s) and
monthly rate(s). The total waived amount will not exceed the value of the total
nonrecurring rate(s) or charge(s) plus three months service of the monthly rate(s)
or charge(s).
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ISSUED BY ZIPLY FIBER
BY JESSICA EPLEY, VP - REGULATORY & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Analog Service 3
ANI Store and Forward 2
Applicability 2
Utility Responsibilities 10
Conditions 6
Customer Responsibilities 11
Definition of Terms 15
Description and Application of Central Office Equipment 17
Digital Service 2
General 5
General Liability 12
Liability 12
Liability of the Utility 13
Rates 2
Territory 2
911 Access Line 2
911 Dedicated Facilities 4
911 Emergency Service 3
911 Foreign Exchange 4
911 Subscriber Record Data 4
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Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to 911 emergency reporting service furnished to political subdivisions and municipal
corporations.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price
List schedules.
RATES Non
Recurring Billing Monthly Billing
Charge* Code Rate Code
Al 911 Emergency Service
131 Each 911 access line
C1 From a serving central office
in this utility's exchange $ - $ #* T9AL
C2 From a serving central office
in a connecting exchange Applicable rate of connecting utility.
B2 ANI store and forward
C1 ANI common equipment, with call
transfer capability 763.00 E91 P 99.00 T9CF
C2 ANI circuit with call
transfer capability, each 86.00 E91Q 49.00 T9CC
C3 Common equipment for secondary
PSAP E-M to loop ringdown circuit 421.00 E91 R 40.00 T92R
C4 Secondary PSAP E-M to loop
ringdown circuit 86.00 E91S 13.00 T92C
B3 Digital Service
C1 911 trunk E-M applique
requirements 49.00 E91C 5.00 T9EM
C2 Digital 911 trunks 97.00 E91 E 15.00 T9TT
C3 911 software programming 97.00 E91 D - -
#Current business 1 party access line rate.
* In addition to applicable service charges shown in Schedule No. A-5.
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Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
RATES (continued)
Non
Recurring Billing Monthly Billing
Charge Code Rate Code
Al 911 Emergency Service (continued)
B4 Analog Service
C1 Call diverter common equipment
per 600 lines $ 1,304.00 E91G $ 70.00 T9CE
C2 Call diversion per 100 lines 151.00 E91 H 61.00 T9CD
C3 Analog trunks
D1 911 trunk each 75.00 E91J 16.00 T9PT
D2 911 trunk common equipment 1,304.00 E91K 47.00 T9TC
C4 ANI common equipment 38.00 E91L 15.00 T9AE
C5 ANI control card per trunk 129.00 E91 M 13.00 T9AN
C6 Re-ring option per trunk 38.00 E91 N 4.00 T9PE
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Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
RATES (Continued)
Al 911 Emergency Service (Continued)
B5 The monthly rate for CPE provided by the Company shall be based on the engineered,
equipped, and installed costs minus the down payment and then multiplied by the revenue
requirement factor as shown in the formula below:
Monthly engineered, equipped down
Rate = and installed costs - payment X requirement factor
Based on the customer's down payment, the monthly
revenue requirement factors are as follows:
no down payment 3.61%
10% down payment 3.74%
25% down payment 4.00%
50% down payment 4.77%
A2 911 Dedicated Facilities
Rates and charges are as filed in the Company's intrastate Price List for dedicated
services.
A3 911 Foreign Exchange
Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC adopts and concurs in the Foreign Exchange Access Service Price List
(Section 13. Switched Private Line Access Service, pages 9, 10, and 11) of US West
Communications, Inc. in the state of Idaho, together with amendments thereto and successive
issues thereof, and hereby makes itself a party thereto until this authority is revoked by cancellation
of this adoption and concurrence by formal and official notice of revocation with the Public Service
Commission of the State of Idaho.
Monthly
Rate
A4 E911 Subscriber Record Data $496.00
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Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
GENERAL
Al 911 Emergency Reporting Service, also referred to as 911 Service, is a telephone exchange
communication service whereby one or more Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) designated
by the Emergency Service Agency (ESA) may receive telephone calls dialed to the telephone
number 911. 911 Service includes a line and equipment necessary for the answering, transferring,
and dispatching of public emergency telephone 911 calls originated by persons within the serving
area. 911 Service may include Selective Routing, Automatic Number Identification, and Automatic
Location Identification.
A2 The ESA must be a municipality or other state or local governmental unit or an authorized agent of
one or more municipalities or other state or local governmental units to whom authority has been
lawfully delegated. The ESA must be legally authorized to subscribe to the service and have public
safety responsibility by law to respond to telephone calls from the public for emergency law
enforcement, fire, or other emergency services within the telephone central office areas arranged
for 911 calling.
A3 The 911 emergency number is not intended to replace the telephone service of the various Public
Safety Agencies which may participate in the use of this number. The ESA must subscribe to
additional local exchange service at the PSAP for administrative purposes, the placing of outgoing
calls, and for receiving other emergency calls, including any which might be relayed by utility
operators.
A4 This offering is limited to the use of central office number 911 as the emergency number, and only
one 911 Service will be provided within any geographical area.
A5 911 Service is provided by the utility only where facility and operating conditions permit.
A6 The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges
located in other parts of this Price List.
A7 Application for 911 Service must be executed in writing by the ESA. If application for service is
made by an agent, then satisfactory evidence of the appointment must be provided in writing to the
utility. At least one local law enforcement agency must be included among the participating agencies
in any 911 offering. The ESA is the customer to the utility.
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Idaho Price List Section 7
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
911 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
CONDITIONS
General
Al The utility provides 911 Service solely for the benefit of the ESA operating the PSAP. The provision
of 911 Service by the utility shall not be interpreted, construed, or regarded, either expressly or
implied, as being for the benefit of or creating any utility obligation toward any third person or legal
entity other than the ESA.
A2 The utility does not undertake to answer and forward 911 calls but furnishes the use of its facilities
to enable the ESA's personnel to respond to such calls at the ESA's premises.
A3 Temporary suspension of service is not provided for any part of the 911 Service.
A4 This service is furnished to ESA's only for the purpose of voice reporting of emergencies by the
public.
A5 911 information consisting of the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of end users whose
listings are not published in directories or listed in the directory assistance records is treated as
strictly confidential. (Except as indicated in A6 following.)
A6 The 911 calling party forfeits the privacy afforded by private (nonpublished) and semiprivate
(nonlisted) telephone number service to the extent that the telephone number associated with the
originating station location is furnished to the PSAP. Information will be provided only for the
purpose of responding to emergency calls.
A7 The ESA shall have the responsibility of discovering all errors, defects, and malfunctions in the
transmission of calls and data, database(s), and overall operation of the system. The ESA shall
make such operational tests as, in the judgment of the ESA, are required to determine whether the
system is functioning properly for its use. The ESA shall promptly notify the utility in the event the
system is not functioning properly.
A8 Because the utility serving boundaries and political subdivision boundaries may not coincide, it is
the obligation of the ESA to make arrangements to handle all 911 calls that originate from telephones
served by central offices in the local service area whether or not the calling telephone is situated on
property within the geographical boundaries of the ESA's public safety jurisdiction.
A9 Any terminal equipment used in connection with 911 Service shall be configured so that it is unable
to extract any information from the ALI database other than information relating to a number
(identified through the Automatic Number Identification(AN I)feature as the source)of an in progress
911 call. PSAP equipment must be compatible with the utility's facilities.
A10 The Automatic Number Identification (ANI) feature will not forward the telephone number of the
calling party when the call originates on a line providing two-party or greater grade of service.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
General
A11 The ESA must furnish the utility, in writing, with its agreement to the following terms and
conditions:
B1 That at least one PSAP will be provided and staffed on a 24-hour, seven-day per week basis.
B2 That the ESA accepts responsibility for dispatching or having others dispatch law
enforcement, fire, ambulance, or other emergency services as required to the extent such
services are reasonably available.
B3 That the ESA will develop an appropriate method for responding to calls for non-participating
agencies which may be directed to the 911 PSAP by calling parties.
B4 That the ESA will subscribe to, or provide, telephone equipment with a capacity adequate
to handle the number of incoming 911 lines recommended by the utility to be installed.
(Applies to 911 Service only).
B5 The ESA has read, understands, and agrees to all the terms and conditions in this Price
List.
B6 Basic termination liability formula
If the service is canceled in whole or in part by the customer or is terminated for cause by
the Utility prior to expiration of the agreed to five-year period, the customer shall be required
to pay a sum determined by the application of the following formula.
Termination = Monthly Rate x #of Months Remaining
Charge For All In Five-Year Basic
Services Termination Liability
Agreement
Al2 It will be the intent of the utility to provide facilities designed to provide a call blocking probability of
one call per hundred during normal busy hours for 911 Service.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
General
A13 When the use of service or facilities furnished by the utility is interrupted due to any cause other
than the negligence or willful act of the end user or the failure of the facilities provided by the end
user, a pro rata adjustment of the fixed monthly charges involved will be allowed. Where allowances
on monthly charges for service features of 911 Service are involved, only those service features
which are affected by the interrupted service shall be considered, and further, only those main
stations on the interrupted portion of a service shall be considered in determining the number of
main stations affected.
A14 When the selective routing feature is provided, the ESA is responsible for identifying primary and
secondary PSAP locations as well as the unique combinations of law enforcement, fire, and
ambulance or any other appropriate agencies responsible for providing emergency service in the
911 serving area. An Emergency Service Number (ESN) will be provided for each unique
combination by the ESA. The ESA will associate these ESNs with street address ranges or other
mutually agreed upon routing criteria in the 911 serving area. These ESNs will be contained in the
Data Management System (DMS) to permit routing of 911 calls to the primary and secondary
PSAP's responsible for handling of calls from each telephone in the 911 serving area. The following
terms define the ESA's responsibility in providing this information:
131 Initial and subsequent ESN assignments by street names, address ranges, and areas or
other mutually agreed upon routing criteria to specific ESNs shall be furnished by the ESA
on the MSAG.
B2 After establishment of service, it is the ESA's responsibility to continue to verify the accuracy
of the routing information contained in the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) and to
advise the utility of any changes in street names, establishment of new streets, changes in
address numbers used on existing streets, closing and abandonment of streets, changes in
police, fire, ambulance or other appropriate agencies' jurisdiction over any address,
annexations, and other changes in municipal and county boundaries, incorporation of new
cities or any other matter that will affect the routing of 911 calls to the proper PSAP.
B3 The ESA has an obligation to verify law enforcement, fire, and ambulance PSAP routing
destinations once they have been reformatted by the utility at the request of the ESA.
B4 Changes, deletions, and additions in the MSAG are the responsibility of the ESA.
Notification to the utility should be made as the changes occur. After such notification, the
utility will furnish a printed copy to the ESA for verification showing each change, deletion,
and addition to the MSAG.
B5 The utility's sole responsibility in respect to the MSAG is to reformat it and provide a printout
of it on request to the ESA.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
General
A15 The rates charged for 911 Service do not contemplate the constant monitoring or inspection of
facilities to discover errors, defects, and malfunctions in the service, nor does the utility undertake
such responsibility. The ESA shall make such operational tests as, in the judgment of the ESA, are
required to determine whether the system is functioning properly for its use. The ESA shall notify
the utility in the event the system is not functioning properly.
A16 911 Service is classified as Business Exchange Service and is arranged for one-way incoming
service to the appropriate PSAP. Outgoing calls can only be made on a transfer basis. A minimum
of two 911 access lines are required from respective prefixed central office(s) in an exchange to the
associated PSAP.
A17 Where a 911 call is placed by the calling party via interconnection with an interexchange carrier, the
utility cannot guarantee the completion of said 911 call, the quality of the call, or any features that
may otherwise be provided with 911 Service.
A18 The ESA agrees to provide trained personnel for 24-hour coverage and receive all 911 calls routed
to the PSAP. The ESA recognizes that addresses must first be verified from a calling party. The
ESA accepts responsibility for dispatching, or the responsibility for having others dispatch, law
enforcement, fire, rescue, or other emergency services as required.
A19 Under normal circumstances, work will not be performed on 911 circuits until an authorized release
is obtained from the person responsible for the operation of the PSAP.
A20 No charge will be made to a calling party for calls to the 911 service.
A21 The ESA may use the subscriber records to create and maintain a 911 location database that is
used to assist in the process of dispatching public safety agencies.
A22 Subscriber Record information provided by the Utility is proprietary and the ESA will not duplicate
and transfer such records to a third party except with the Utility written authorization. Duplicate
copies can be made by the ESA for database back up to protect the integrity of the system. Upon
termination of Subscriber Records, the records will be returned to the Utility or upon the utility's
approval, records may be destroyed by the ESA.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
General
A23 If two or more ESA request distribution of the same scrubbed Subscriber Records, both ESA's will
be required to pay the full rates and charges for Subscriber Records. If two or more ESA request
distribution of the same unscrubbed Subscriber Records, all ESA will be charged the rate for
unscrubbed Subscriber Records.
A24 Data format will be in the NENA recommended data exchange format.
A25 Method of delivery is electronic download utilizing NENA recommended protocols for data
exchange.
A26 The Utility recommends daily data delivery of Subscriber Records but will negotiate other frequency
options with the ESA.
A27 If the ESA elects to have Subscriber Records data delivered by other than computer file transfer,
there may be additional costs assessed to the ESA.
A28 The Utility will deliver Subscriber Records information to the ESA or an entity designated by the
ESA to perform 911 database services.
A29 Subscriber Record data has been validated with a MSAG provided by the ESA or assigned database
agent.
Utility Responsibilities
Al Creation of an initial copy of the Utility's subscriber records on a full NXX basis only.
A2 Creation of daily update files.
A3 Providing Subscriber Records for Utility exchanges, initially and as changes to Utility service occur.
A4 Storage of backup copy for ten calendar days of the Subscriber Records provided to the ESA.
A5 Correction of Utility's customer records with valid assigned addresses based on standard
addressing as determined by the Utility, the ESA and the addressing authority for the jurisdiction.
The ESA will communicate the valid addresses to the Utility and the Utility will update the telephone
number the records and the Utility SAG to agree with the ESA's MSAG if one is utilized.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
Utility Responsibilities (Continued)
A6 Maintaining a point of contact to verify source systems.
A7 Performing daily error correction activities on Utility Subscriber Records within 48 hours of
notification on errors resulting from processing of updates to ESA's database.
A8 Monitoring the Utility Subscriber Records database quality for the affected NXX's and initiating
corrective actions. Activities include but are not limited to: monitoring the timeliness of updates and
error correction, error levels and error types.
A9 Maintaining the Utility's SAG to agree with the ESA's standard addressing system reflected in the
MSAG for the Utility affected NXX areas. The Utility will validate their Subscriber Records to the
SAG prior to delivering the 911 records to the ESA.
A10 Creation of an annual refresher file consisting of a copy of the current subscriber records for the
exchanges previously requested by the ESA.
All Resolving ANI/ALI inquiries supplied by the ESA or database agent within five business days of
receipt. Quantities of over 60 ANI/ALI inquiries received in one day from one customer will be
considered other than normal workload. When quantities above normal workload are received, the
Utility will contact the ESA to negotiate a completion timeline.
Al2 Distributing the Utility's Street Address Guide (SAG) in MSAG format to the ESA to facilitate the
build of the MSAG.
Customer Responsibilities
Al Entering into an agreement with the Utility. The agreement will define the means of delivering
Subscriber Records data from the Utility to the ESA.
A2 When file transfer is utilized the ESA is responsible for providing compatible computer hardware
and software to receive Subscriber Records via dial-up line connection or other agreeable
transmission means (i.e. FTP or NDM) to the Utility computer if electronic means of deliver is
chosen. The ESA is responsible for providing the line for receiving the subscriber data.
A3 Designating an individual to administer the data, and act as a single point of contact to the Utility.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
Customer Responsibilities (Continued)
A4 Developing methods and procedures to facilitate receiving and loading data. Creating methods and
procedures to ensure that the ESA's computer is available to receive Utility data at a mutually
agreeable time.
A5 Monitoring transmission of data for successful completion.
A6 Notifying the Utility within one business day of assigned receipt time if transmission is not successful.
A7 Specifying the geographical area for which Subscriber records information is required. Subscriber
Records will not be provided for less than an entire NXX service area.
A8 Assuming the responsibility that Utility Subscriber Records information shall not be used or disclosed
by 911 system agencies or their employees for criminal investigations or civil discover, except under
court order.
A9 Providing a single point of contact to the Utility for MSAG and Subscriber Records addressing
issues.
A10 Providing the Utility access to verify the 911 records of their subscribers as submitted to the ESA.
All Providing written verification to the Utility within 72 hours of update of each addition, change or
deletion of information in the MSAG as made by the ESA.
Al2 Providing a complete electronic copy of the MSAG to the Utility on a quarterly basis without charge.
Liability
General Liability
Al The utility, its employees, agents, or representatives, except in cases of willful misconduct or gross
negligence, shall not be liable for death or injury to the person or for damage to property as a result
of undertaking, participating in, or carrying out duties involved in tracing a 911 call in an emergency
situation where no name, address, or location of the 911 caller is available.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
Liability of the Utility
Al The Utility's entire liability to the ESA or any person for interruption or failure of any aspect of ECS
shall be limited by the terms set forth in this section, the Rules and Regulations section of this
Tariff, and in any sections of other tariffs which apply to the provision of ECS by the Utility. ECS is
offered solely to assist the ESA in providing ECS in conjunction with applicable fire, police, and
other public safety agencies. By providing ECS to the ESA, the Utility does not create any
relationship or obligation, direct or indirect, to any third party other than the ESA.
A2 The Utility shall not be liable for civil damages, whether in contract,tort or otherwise,to any person,
corporation, or other entity for any loss or damage caused by any act or omission of the Utility or its
employees, agents or contractors, in the design, development, installation, maintenance, or
provision of any aspect of ECS other than an act or omission constituting gross negligence or
wanton or willful misconduct. However, in no event shall the Utility's liability to any person,
corporation, or other entity for any loss or damage exceed an amount equal to the prorated
allowance of the tariff rate for the service or facilities provided to the ESA for the time such
interruption to service or facilities continues, after notice by the ESA to the Utility. No allowance shall
be made if the interruption is due to the negligence or willful act of the ESA. In no event shall the
Utility be held liable or responsible for any indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive, special, or
exemplary damages associated with the provision of ECS.
A3 The ESA shall indemnify and hold harmless the Utility from any damages, claims, causes of action,
or other injuries whether in contract, tort, or otherwise which may be asserted by any person,
business, governmental agency, or other entity against the Utility as a result of any act or omission
of the ESA or any of its employees, directors, officers, contractors or agents except for Utility acts
of negligence, gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct in connection with designing,
developing, adopting, implementing, maintaining, or operating any aspect of ECS or for releasing
subscriber information, including non-published or unlisted information in connection with the
provision of ECS Service.
A4 The Utility shall not be liable or responsible for any indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive,
special, or exemplary damages associated with the provision of ECS when any 9-1-1 call originates
from a system or line which makes the provision of special location information impossible to provide
for technical reasons. These technical reasons can include, but are not limited to, technical inability
to provide subscriber information associated with multi-party lines, or private telecommunications
services, such as PBXs or shared tenant services and calls originating over Centrex lines.
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CONDITIONS (Continued)
Liability of the Utility (Continued)
A5 The Utility accepts no responsibility for obtaining subscriber record information from private
telecommunications systems,such as PBXs or shared tenant services, unless provided to the Utility
by a SP. At the rates set forth herein, the Utility will integrate any records provided to it by the PSP
in a Utility-standard format for inclusion in a 9-1-1 ALI Database. However, by doing so, the Utility
makes no representation or warranty regarding the accuracy of the data provided to it by a PSP and
shall not be liable or responsible for any indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive, special, or
exemplary damages associated with the provision of this government agency,or other entity against
the Utility. The Utility shall not be liable or responsible for any indirect, incidental, consequential,
punitive, special, or exemplary damages associated with the provision of any aspect of ECS when
there is a failure of or interruption of ECS due to the attachment of any equipment by a ESA to the
Utility's facilities. The ESA may, with the prior written consent of the Utility, which consent shall not
be unreasonably withheld, attache features, devises, or equipment of other vendors to the
equipment or network facilities provided by the Utility. Said attachments, devices, or equipment
must meet all applicable federal and state registration or certification standards. The Utility reserves
the right to refuse attachments if the Utility determines that said attachments will degrade ECS
ordered by the ESA, Utility facilities, or otherwise affect its telephone operations.
A6 The Utility shall not be liable for any civil damages, whether in contract, tort, or otherwise, caused
by an act or omission of the Utility in the good faith release of information not in the public record,
including non-published or non-listed subscriber information to Emergency Response Agencies
responding to calls placed to an ECS or Host Providers using such information to provide an ECS
Service.
A7 The Utility shall have no liability whatsoever to any person arising from its provision of, or failure to
provide, ECS to any subscriber to a non-regulated telephone service (e.g., shared tenant service).
It is the obligation of the ESA to answer, respond to, transfer, terminate, dispatch, or arrange to
dispatch emergency services, or otherwise handle all ECS telephone calls that originate from
telephones within the ESA's service area. Neither the ESA nor the Utility shall have any
responsibility for ECS calls that carry foreign dial tone, whether they originate within or outside of
the ESA's service area.
A8 The Utility shall not be liable for any mistakes, omissions, interruptions, delays, errors or defects in
transmission or service caused or contributed to by the negligence or willful act of any person other
than the Utility, or arising from the use of ESA provided facilities or equipment.
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
Al Automatic Location Identification (ALI): A feature by which the name and address associated with
the calling party's telephone number(identified by the ANI feature as defined following) is forwarded
to the PSAP for display. Additional telephones with the same number as the calling party's
(secondary locations, off-premises, etc.)will be identified with the address of the telephone number
at the main premises.
A2 ALI Database: The result of processing the Telephone Number(TN)database provided by the utility
against the MSAG provided by the ESA.
A3 Automatic Number Identification (ANI): A feature by which the calling party's telephone number is
forwarded to the PSAP's Display and Transfer Units via the 911 Control Office.
A4 Called Party Hold: Once the PSAP has answered the call, a communication link is established that
cannot be broken by the party that has called. The call remains connected until terminated by the
PSAP.
A5 Calling Party Switch Hook Status: This allows the PSAP to tell if the calling party has hung up or is
on the line and unable to speak.
A6 Data Management System (DMS): A system of manual procedures and computer programs used
to create,store,and update the data required to provide the Selective Routing(SR)and ALI features.
A7 Emergency Ringback: This feature allows the PSAP to attract the attention of the calling party by
ringing that party's telephone. Ringback will operate either if the calling party has hung up or has
not hung up but is away from the telephone.
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DEFINITION OF TERMS (Continued)
A8 Emergency Service Number (ESN): When the selective routing feature is provided, the ESA is
responsible for identifying primary and secondary PSAP locations, as well as the unique
combinations of police,fire, ambulance, or any other appropriate agencies responsible for providing
emergency service in the 911 serving area. An Emergency Service Number(ESN)will be provided
for each unique combination by the, ESA and used by the utility. The customer will associate these
ESNs with street address ranges or other mutually agreed-upon routing criteria in the 911 serving
area. The ESNs will be carried in the DMS to permit routing of 911 calls to the primary and
secondary PSAPs responsible for handling of calls from each telephone in the 911 serving area.
A9 Emergency 911 Service Options:
B1 911 Service: commonly referred to as Basic 911 may include called party control features
of forced disconnect, called party hold, calling party switch hook status and emergency
ringback.
B2 911 Service with ANI: includes automatic number identification, and may include forced
disconnect, calling party hold, calling party switch hook status and emergency ringback.
B3 911 Enhanced Service can include automatic number identification, automatic location
identification, forced disconnect, and selective routing.
A10 Forced Disconnect: This feature allows the PSAP to terminate completed calls and release the 911
system for reuse even if the calling party remains on the line.
A11 MSAG (Master Street Address Guide): A list provided by the ESA of all valid street names and
house ranges for their particular jurisdiction as assigned to specific ESNs.
Al2 Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP): An answering location for 911 calls originating in a given
area. A PSAP may be designated as primary or secondary, which refers to the order in which calls
are directed for answering. Primary PSAPs respond first; secondary PSAPs receive calls on a
transfer basis only and generally serve as a centralized answering location for a particular type of
emergency call.
A13 Selective Routing (SR): A feature that routes a 911 call from a central office to the designated
primary PSAP based upon the identified number of the calling party.
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DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION OF CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Al Analog 911 Trunking Common Equipment
The analog 911 common equipment consists of trunk shelves, cabling, and terminal blocks
associated with installing 911 trunking within a non-digital exchange. All spare components to back
up analog 911 trunking are provided with this common equipment.
A2 Analog 911 Trunks
The analog trunks as defined provide the interface between the local non-digital exchange and the
facilities to the PSAP. Options that can be added to the basic 911 trunk include re-ring and ANI
interface.
A3 ANI Common Equipment
Includes cabling, terminal blocks, and critical spares required to install and maintain the ANI control
cards for 9-1-1 trunking.
A4 ANI Control Cards
One ANI control card is required per 911 trunk. The ANI control card provides the interface between
the 911 trunk and the central office identifier.
A5 ANI Store-And-Forward Circuits
The ANI store-and-forward circuits are required for basic 911 with ANI and E911 service. One ANI
store-and-forward circuit is required for each 911 trunk providing ANI to the PSAP (Public Safety
Answering Point). Each ANI store-and-forward circuit consists of one TC 1009 and one TC 1022
circuit card. The TC 1009 provides the ANI store-and-forward and call transfer functions while the
TC 1022 provides one-way, ring-down functionality to the PSAP.
A6 Call Diversion
Provides for 911 call diversion on a per 100 lines basis. The 911 call diverters are wired between
the step-by-step linefinders and selectors for the purpose of translating and routing 911 calls, to 911
trunks. Two TC 1090 circuits are required per 100 lines.
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DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION OF CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT (continued)
A7 Call Diverter Common Equipment (per 600 lines)
Includes TCI Model 2090 card cage, critical spares, cabling, and terminal blocks required to house
the 911 call diverters.
A8 Common Equipment For ANI Store And Forward
The common equipment for ANI (Automatic Number Identification) store-and-forward service
houses the shelves, spare circuitry, cabling, and terminal blocks required to house the 911 ANI
store-and-forward circuits required for basic 911 with ANI and E911 service. The common
equipment has a maximum capacity to terminate (12) 911 ANI store-and-forward circuits with call
transfer capability.
A9 Digital 911 Trunks
Digital 911 trunks are required for basic, basic with ANI, and E911 services. Basic 911 requires a
digital loop trunk, while basic 911 with ANI and E911 require digital 2-wire E-M trunks for ANI
forwarding.
A10 E-M Applique Interface
The E-M applique interfaces are required to provide compatibility between digital 911 trunks with
Type 2 signaling and the ANI store-and-forward circuits, which require Type 1 signaling. Each
tellabs relay module provides four E-M applique interfaces.
A11 911 Software
This item provides any or all software costs per exchange associated with acquiring 911-specific
software for digital central offices. This item also includes the installation of the software and any
other programming required in the digital central office to translate and route 911 calls.
Al2 Re-ring Option
Provides the circuit card necessary to ring back 911 callers who have either purposely or
accidentally hung up their telephone. One proctor 63911 circuit required per two trunks.
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DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION OF CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT (continued)
A13 Secondary PSAP E-M to Loop Ringdown Circuit
The secondary PSAP E-M to Loop Ringdown Circuit is required in 9-1-1 application in which an
incoming 9-1-1 call, answered by the Primary PSAP, is to be transferred to a secondary PSAP
location. The ANI (Automatic Number Identification) may or may not be transferred with the call.
This is an option to be determined by the agency.
The secondary PSAP E-M to loop circuit provides the interface between the secondary port of the
ANI store and forward secondary port and the secondary PSAP CPE (Customer Premises
Equipment). This circuit provides the E-M to loop conversion, ring down, and answer supervision
functions between the secondary PSAP and the ANI store and forward circuit, which will regenerate
the ANI to the secondary PSAP if required, once answer supervision is provided.
A14 Selective Routing
Selective routing is required in digital exchanges where directory numbers within the same
exchange require different routing on 911 access. The selective routing feature allows each digital
line or directory number to be programmed with a distinct emergency 911 class of service which will
allow callers to be routed to a specific preprogrammed PSAP based on 911 class-of-service
selective routing.
A15 Special 911 Selectors
Special 911 selectors are provided in non-digital exchanges to segregate the 911 access code from
9XXX directory numbers within the non-digital exchange. The number of selectors required is
determined by the traffic requirements and the number of 911 trunks being installed.
A16 E911 Subscribers Record Data
Enhanced Universal Emergency Number Service (E9-1 -1) consists of the Utility's subscribers' names,
service addresses and telephone numbers which are provided to a ESA for purposes of identifying
the location or identity, or both, of a person calling a 911 PSAP.
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SERVICE CHARGES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Applicability 2
Territory 2
Rates 2
Service Order Charge - Initial 2
Service Order Charge -Subsequent 2
Central Office Connection Charge 2
Residence Lifeline Service Conversion Allowance 2
Access Line Work Charge 2
Reconnect Charge 2
Conditions
Service Order Charge - Initial 3
Service Order Charge -Subsequent 3
Central Office Connection Charge 3
Residence Lifeline Service Conversion Allowance 3
Access Line Work Charge 3
Service Connection Charges Do Not Apply 4
Reconnect Charge 5
Installment Billing 5
Customer Premises Inside Wiring 6
Time and Material Charges 6
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SERVICE CHARGES
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Utility Service Charges.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are shown on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
RATES
Business Residence
Al Service Order Charge - Initial, per line $37.00 $31.00
A2 Service Order Charge—Subsequent $26.00 $20.00
A3 Central Office Connection Charge, per line $40.00 $26.00
Idaho Telecommunications Service
Assistance Program (ITSAP),
Residence Lifeline Service Conversion Allowance - $(5.50)
A4 Access Line Work Charge $20.00 $20.00
A5 Reconnect Charge $45.00 $45.00
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SERVICE CHARGES
CONDITIONS
Al The preceding charges are applicable to all installations and moves and changes of services and
facilities of the utility.
A2 The Nonrecurring Service Charges shown are in addition to charges shown in the applicable Price
List schedules.
A3 Service Charges apply as follows:
131 Service Order Charge - Initial
Applicable to work done in receiving, recording, and processing information necessary to
execute an applicant's request for the initial establishment of telephone service at a
premises.
B2 Service Order Charge -Subsequent
Applicable to work done in receiving, recording and processing information necessary to
execute an applicant's request for additions, moves, or changes to existing service.
B3 Central Office Connection Charge
Applicable to work done in the central office, between the central office and station protector
and on the protector in association with providing an exchange access line or making
changes thereto.
B4 Residence Lifeline Conversion Allowance
A residence lifeline conversion allowance applies to each qualified lifeline recipient request
in addition to the special service network access charge.
B5 Access Line Work Charge
The charge applied to work associated with making and changing connections on the circuit
between the serving central office up to and including the protector on the customer's
premises, and/or other premises where the service is to be terminated, including necessary
cross connections and line and station transfers.
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SERVICE CHARGES
CONDITIONS (Continued)
A4 Service Charges do not apply as follows:
131 When a move or change is initiated by the utility.
B2 To the disconnection of a network access line or other services.
B3 To a change in grade of service.
B4 To the reestablishment of service after the destruction or partial destruction of the
customer's premises by means beyond the control of the customer.
B5 When the service is assumed by a receiver or trustee, executor, or administrator of an
estate.
B6 When the customer's name has been changed by marriage or court order.
B7 When a change in billing address is required.
B8 To directory listing service.
B9 When a number change is made due to annoyance calls.
B10 To existing customers subscribing to touchtone. This offer is limited to a sixty (60) day
promotional period, specified by the utility.
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SERVICE CHARGES
CONDITIONS (Continued)
A5 Reconnect Charge
The non-pay Reconnect Charge applies where a customer re-establishes service on the same
premises,with no changes in service after being disconnected for non-payment of a bill. This charge
replaces the listed Service Charges and includes all services which were previously connected. If
the customer does not take action to re-establish service within two weeks of the non-pay
disconnect, the appropriate Service Charges will apply.
A6 Installment Billing
Residential customers may select an installment billing option. This option provides for billing one-
time charges in three (3) equal monthly installments.
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SERVICE CHARGES
CONDITIONS (Continued)
A7 Customer Premises Inside Wiring
131 Customer premises inside wire and standard jacks associated with basic exchange services
will be provided and maintained by the customer in accordance with the technical standards
furnished to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission by the utility.
B2 Customer premises inside wire is defined as that wire including connectors, blocks and jacks
within a customer's premises that extends between the termination of the exchange access
line and those standard jack locations within the customer's premises to which terminal equip-
ment can be connected for access to the exchange access line.
A8 Time and Material Charges
Time and Material Charges will be applied on a non-regulated basis.
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Idaho Price List Section 9
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DIRECTORY LISTINGS
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Primary Listing 5
Additional Listing 5
Foreign Exchange Listing 5
Extra Lines of Information 5
Non-Listing 5
Non-Publish 5
Personalized Telephone Number Service 5
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DIRECTORY LISTINGS
RATES
MONTHLY RATES
BUSINESS RESIDENCE
Al Primary Listing No Charge No Charge
A2 Additional Listing $6.00 $5.50
A3 Foreign Exchange Listing 6.50 6.00
A4 Extra Lines of Information 6.00 5.50
A5 Non-Listing 6.00 6.00
A6 Non-Publish 6.50 6.50
A7 Each personalized telephone number(PTN) 3.50 1.50
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DIRECTORY LISTINGS
GENERAL
The following applies to light faced listings in the white pages (alphabetical section of the directory).
Al Only information necessary to identify the customer is included in these listings.
A2 The Telephone Company may use abbreviations in listings when, in its judgment the clearness of the
listing or the identification of the subscriber is not impaired.
A3 The Telephone Company may reject a residence listing,which is judged to be business or advertising.
The Telephone Company may reject a listing, which it judges to be objectionable or fictitious and
contrived.
A4 Special arrangement of names designed to secure a preferential position in the alphabetical list or
listings which otherwise are objectionable are not acceptable.
A5 A name made up by adding a term such as Company, Shop Agency, Works etc to the name of a
commodity or service will not be accepted as a listing unless the subscriber is legally doing business
under that name.
A6 Listing charges date from the day the time it is available in directory assistance and continue until the
expiration date of the printed directory in which they appear.
A7 Incoming calls to Non-Publish service will be completed by the Company only when the calling party
places the call by number. The Company will adhere to this practice notwithstanding any claim of
emergency the calling party may present. In the absence of willful misconduct, no liability for
damages arising from publishing the telephone number of a Non-Publish service customer in the
directory or disclosing a Non-Publish number to any calling party shall attach to the Company and
where such number is published or disclosed by a Company employee, the Company's liability shall
be limited to and satisfied by a refund of any monthly charges which the Company may have made
for such Non-Publish listing service.
A8 The Company reserves the right to forward the name, address and telephone number of Non-Publish
telephone number service customers to government agencies authorized by ordinance to establish
E911 service and/or subscribing to or providing E911 service.
A9 Non-Publish directory service telephone numbers associated with the line used by the calling party to
place outgoing calls may be forwarded to subscribers of calling number ID.
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DIRECTORY LISTINGS
COMPOSITION OF LISTINGS
Al Name
B1 Business Service
(If questions arise regarding the right of a customer to list the name of a business or to use the
trade name of another,the Company may require written authority from the owner of such name
or trade name prior to the insertion or continuance of such listing.)
C1 The name of a subscriber
C2 The name of each business enterprise, which the subscriber conducts
C3 The name of a corporation, which is the parent or subsidiary of the subscriber
B2 Residence Service
C1 The name of the subscriber
C2 Another authorized residential name
C3 Dual name listings for authorized by the subscriber i.e. Smith, Mary and John
C4 Name of a church that includes "parsonage", "rectory", "parish house", "church study" or
a descriptor that indicates it is part of a domicile
A2 Designation
A designation can be used on a business service to assist the public in calling but not to advertise the
business.
A3 Address
Each customer may, but does not have to, include the house number and street name of the residence
service is provided. A customer may provide an alternate address like a PO Box that is a valid mailing
address.
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DIRECTORY LISTINGS
TYPES OF LISTING
Al Primary Listing—One listing,termed the primary listing, is provided without charge for each customer
service whether billed by the same monthly statement or by separate statements for service provided
by an entity with directory listing agreement.
A2 Additional Listing — A general term to denote any listing, regardless of the form, in addition to the
primary listing. It may be a second listing of the primary number with different name or a listing for
a telephone number for the same customer service. It may also be a cross reference listing which
is a referral without a telephone number to another listing i.e JC Penney's see Penney's. A business
class of service may have a residential additional listing in order to populate a record in the residential
section of a directory.
A3 Foreign Exchange Listing —A listing appearing in a directory other than the directory in which local
exchange service if furnished or associated with a service provider that does not have an directory
listing agreement in place.
A4 Extra Lines of Information —descriptive text that does not have a telephone number.
A5 Non-Listing - A listing that is available in directory assistance but not printed in the telephone
directory.
A6 Non-Publish—A telephone number that is not listed in either directory assistance or in the telephone
directory.
PERSONALIZED TELEPHONE NUMBER SERVICE (PTN)
Al Personalized Telephone Number Service (PTN) provides the customer with a telephone number that
the customer specifically requested.
A2 The customer has no property right in the telephone number nor any right to continuance of service
through any particular central office, and the utility may change the telephone number or central
office designation of a customer whenever it considers it necessary in the conduct of its business.
A3 If the utility finds it necessary to change the PTN customer's telephone number, the PTN customer
will be granted a refund of the service charge.
A4 All customer requested telephone numbers are subject to availability and provided at the discretion
of the utility.
A5 PTN will not be offered to business (800) service.
A6 All personalized telephone numbers will appear as a numeric listing in the telephone directory.
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Idaho Price List Section 10
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Basic Features and Services 4
Conditions 6
Enhanced Features and Services 5
Intragroup Line Rates 3
Standard Services 3
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Centrex Digital Service (CDS) is a central office based touchtone service provided from the telephone
company's suitably equipped digital central office facilities. This is a central office service which is an
alternative to customer PBX, multifunction systems, and Key Telephone Systems (KTS). This service can
also be used to enhance existing key telephone systems.
CDS consists of Centrex access lines, intragroup lines, and optional features packages plus an assortment
of optional features. The service does not include any customer premises equipment. Access lines are
priced subject to the utility's Price List.
The equipment permits lines connected to the service to dial each other and to dial outgoing calls directly.
Incoming calls are received by direct inward dialing from the calling party to the station line or through a
console attendant.
The number of access lines which will be allowed to access the network at any given time will be restricted
by virtual facility group (VFG) software. This number will be based on the individual customer's traffic
requirements, and these lines will be designated as unrestricted access lines or trunks. The remainder of
the access lines will be designated as intragroup lines.
RATES
Al In lieu of rates specified below, business or residence one-party rates, Schedule No. A-1, Network
Access Line Service, are applicable to those lines designated as unrestricted outside access lines.
For enhancement of KTS service KBL rates apply.
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
RATES (continued)
A2 Intragroup line rates are applicable to all restricted access lines in a business group service
arrangement.
Nonrecurring Monthly
Charge Rate
Intragroup calling services,
each intragroup line. $7.75
A3 Installation and/or change charges as set forth in Schedule No. A-5 Service Charges, are applicable
to access lines and intragroup calling service lines. A nonrecurring charge is applicable per line or
station (under Rates A5 and A6) applies to any service and feature changes added after the initial
service installation.
A4 Standard Services included at no additional charge with each Centrex Access Line and intragroup
calling service line.
B1 Code Restrictions
B2 Dial Pulse Conversion
B3 End-to-End Signaling
B4 Flexible Intercept
B5 Off-Premises Station and Extensions
B6 Station-to-Station Calling
B7 Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
B8 Direct Outward Dialing (DOD)
B9 Station Toll Billing
" See Rates A3.
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
RATES (continued)
A5 Basic Features and Services Monthly
Rate
B1 Basic Centrex feature and service package per Centrex Access Line and Intragroup
Calling Service Line
C1 2 - 100 lines, each line $3.75
C2 101 to 200 lines, each line 3.50
C3 Additional features or services, each .25
B2 Each basic centrex feature and service package (IBNA or IBNB) may include up to a total
of six of the following standard features or standard services (or combination thereof).
Additional features are $.25 (IBAF) each:
C1 Standard Features
D1 Automatic Line
D2 Call Forward (includes the following)
E1 All Calls (with remote activation)
E2 Busy
E3 No Answer
D3 Call Pickup
D4 Call Transfer
D5 Call Waiting including:
E1 Cancel Call Waiting
D6 Call Hold
D7 Speed Call 8 21
D8 Speed Call 30
D9 3 Way Calling
D10 Consultation Hold
D11 Make Set Busy
D12 Distinctive Ring
zb This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
RATES (continued)
A5 Basic Features and Services (continued)
B2 Each basic centrex feature and service package (IBNA or IBNB) may include up to a total
of six of the following standard features or standard services (or combination thereof).
Additional features are $.25 (IBAF) each: (continued)
C2 Standard Services
D1 Fully Restricted -Class of Service
D2 Semirestricted -Class of Service
D3 Toll Restricted -Class of Service
D4 Unrestricted Service -Class of Service
D5 Dictation Access and Control (DTMF only)
D6 Hunting
D7 Loudspeaker to Radio Paging Access
D8 Night Service- Flexible
D9 Storing of 24 Dialed Digits
D10 Tie Line Access
D11 WATS Access
Monthly
A6 Enhanced Features and Services Rate
B1 Individual enhanced features and services, each line
C1 Virtual Facility Group27 $.75
C2 Line Arranged for Electronic Business Set 1.50
27 The Virtual Facility Group rate applies only to those lines designated as centrex access lines. The VFG
rate does not apply if the customer requests the same number of access lines as stations.
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
CONDITIONS
Al All equipment provided by the customer must be compatible with the services and equipment
provided by the utility.
A2 Service is only offered where utility facilities are available.
A3 Service area is limited to manufacturer's equipment specifications.
A4 The minimum charge for service provided under this Price List shall be one month except where
termination agreement is required.
A5 Extended Area Service(EAS) is provided with this service in the event the customer's central office
exchange has EAS.
A6 Rates for this service over 200 lines may be provided under specific contract/agreement.
A7 Intragroup Calling Service rates apply to all lines not designated as outside access lines (trunks)
and restricted by the Virtual Facility Group feature to intragroup calls.
A8 The quantity of outside access lines will be designated based on the individual customer's traffic
requirements as determined by traffic engineering.
A9 The customer must subscribe to a minimum of two centrex lines. Touchtone service is included
with all centrex lines.
A10 The utility will furnish one alphabetical and one classified directory listing without charge per system.
Additional listings will be offered subject to the provisions outlined in Schedule No. A-6, Directory
Listings of this Price List, or may be provided free if, in the judgment of the utility, such listings will
improve service to the public, reduce utility operating costs, or both.
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CENTREX DIGITAL SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A11 Explanation of Terms
B1 Intragroup calling service lines - lines designated as restricted lines, which provide
communication paths for calls within the customer location.
B2 The Virtual Facility Group (VFG)-A software package, which simulates a trunk group such
that the number of centrex lines which have access to the network, at any one time, is
restricted.
B3 Primary Service Location - The continuous property designated by the customer as the
primary location and/or at which the attendant's console position may be located.
B4 Secondary Service Location - Each different premises of the same customer, not within the
primary location, served by one or more stations of the same system. Stations in secondary
locations may be served by primary or satellite switching equipment and may be provided
at secondary locations where it is more economical than extending lines from the primary
switching equipment.
B5 Line Arranged for Electronic Business Set- Centrex line arranged for the use of customer
provided Electronic Business Sets.
Al2 Additional descriptions and limitations of the features and services listed under RATES are
maintained in the utility's service office.
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Idaho Price List Section 11
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Number Reservation Service 2
Conditions 3
Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment(EBPP) 4
Applicability 4
General 4
Rates 4
Conditions 4
Business Traffic Study Service 5
Applicability 5
General 5
Rates 5
Conditions 5
Convenience Fee 6
General 6
Rates 6
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
Al Number Reservation Service
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to number reservation service furnished in connection with business and residence
services as provided in Schedule No. A-1.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the
Price List schedules.
RATES Monthly
Rate28
Number Reservation Service - each telephone $3.50
zs In addition to special service charge as shown in Section 9.
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
Al Number Reservation Service
CONDITIONS
131 Number Reservation Service is provided to reserve exchange telephone number(s) for a
period not to exceed nine months per year.
132 The subscriber may request that the reservation period be extended beyond what he
specified before the reservation became effective. The request for such an extension of
the reservation period shall be treated as a new application for this service (except that the
maximum of the reservation period shall continue to be measured from the date the
reservation originally became effective), and all non-recurring charges and monthly rates
for the period of the extension are to be paid at the time the request for the extension is
made.
B3 When a telephone number is reserved, the telephone number and associated listing(s)will
appear in the next regularly published directory, if the applicant requests.
B4 The charges specified in this schedule shall not apply to the reservation of a telephone
number that is part of an application for the establishment or reestablishment of service, to
be accomplished within thirty days of the date on which the application is made. The
monthly rates specified shall apply to each calendar month, or portion thereof, during which
the service is furnished.
B5 Number Reservation Service does not guarantee the availability of necessary facilities to
reestablish a working telephone number.
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
A2 Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment(EBPP)
B1 APPLICABILITY
EBPP provides residential and business customers an option to receive their telephone bill
electronically and pay their bill online.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or operating systems capable of providing EBPP Services as said exchanges
are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
Online Bill Payment program is an optional service that allows customers to view and/or
pay their telephone bill on-line. The electronic bill will include the bill face (front and back),
and bill messages. Customers can visit the website ZiplyFiber.com to register, view
invoices and make either one time or recurring payments, via Credit Card or ACH
transaction payments. Business Customers will only have the option of making payments
via the Automated Clearing House method. Once a customer registers for EBPP, they will
be provided a paper bill and an electronic bill for a two-month period. After two billing cycles
of duplicate billing, the paper bill will be discontinued and the customer will continue to
receive the on-line version of their bill. If a customer chooses to continue to receive both a
paper copy and an electronic copy of their bill after the initial two-month period,the following
monthly recurring charge will apply.
B4 RATES Monthly Rate
• Rate for both a paper copy and an electronic bill copy $2.00
B5 CONDITIONS
1. The EBPP is an optional Service.
2. The utility will send an electronic notification to the customer's designated email address when
the bill is available on-line.
3. EBPP is available where technically feasible.
4. Service Charges as specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 do not apply to this service.
5. Bill Inserts will be provided separately either electronically or via U.S. Mail service.
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
A3 Business Traffic Study Service
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to business customers requesting Business Traffic Study Service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or operating systems capable of providing Business Traffic Study Service as
said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this tariff.
B3 GENERAL
Business Traffic Study Service provides performance reports of call capacity for
originating and terminating traffic on access lines, trunk groups or hunt groups. The traffic
study report enables business customers to determine how many calls terminate
successfully compared with the number of calls that reach a station-busy condition.
B4 RATES
Set up Charge and first week per access line or trunk group $60.00
Each additional week per access line or trunk group $25.00
B5 CONDITIONS
1. At the customer's request traffic studies will be performed on access lines, trunk
groups or hunt groups that are provided by the Company.
2. A separate traffic study report is required for each access line, hunt line, or trunk
group.
3. Business Traffic Study Service is available to business customers and only where
technically feasible.
4. Traffic study detail requested by the customer will be limited to calls that originate or
terminate on the Company's network.
5. Studies will not be performed on toll-free or pay-per-call type telephone numbers.
6. Studies are done in 7-day intervals.
7. Types of studies include (but are not limited to):
Line or Trunk Study
Remote Call Forward Study
Multiline Hunt Group Study
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE
A4 Convenience Fee
131 GENERAL
A convenience fee is a charge that is added onto a customer's account if a customer makes
a payment using a Company Representative. The customer is informed by the Company
Representative of the applicable charges prior to processing the payment. The charge will
be collected at time of payment processing.
This fee will not apply if:
• The automated payment systems are unavailable due to system outages.
• At the time payment is made, the customer agrees to sign up for automatic bill payment.
• Payment is taken for a deposit.
• The payment is for a Government account.
B2 RATES
Nonrecurring Charge
Convenience Fee, per occurrence $10.00
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Idaho Price List Section 12
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INTEREXCHANGE RECEIVING SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Interexchange Receiving Service 2
Conditions 2
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INTEREXCHANGE RECEIVING SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to interexchange receiving service.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price
List schedules.
RATES Rate Per Month
Each interexchange receiving service $19.60
CONDITIONS
Al Interexchange receiving service is available to customers with business individual line service(except
coin box service), business private branch exchange service, or order receiving equipment service
at the receiving exchange.
A2 The customer to interexchange receiving service will be billed for all interexchange messages to him
for patrons in the exchange area. Regular station-to-station rates are applicable to interexchange
messages under this schedule.
A3 A telephone number designation will be assigned to each service subscribed for and will be listed in
the Company's telephone directory. Only calls to this number and which originate in the exchange
area will come within the scope of the service under this schedule, and then only where an
interexchange rate is applicable from the calling telephone to the service in the receiving exchange.
A4 Interexchange receiving service will be available until connecting companies discontinue the offering
of this service.
A5 Interexchange receiving service will not be provided in connection with foreign exchange service.
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INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central Offices and/or
Operating Systems capable of providing the Integrated Services Digital Network- Primary Rate Interface,
(ISDN-PRI), as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central Offices and/or
Operating Systems capable of providing ISDN-PRI service as said exchanges are defined on the maps
contained in this Price List.
GENERAL
Al ISDN-PRI is an intraLATA group of offerings supported by the ISDN architecture.
A2 ISDN-PRI provides a method of access to the telephone network called Primary Rate Access.
Primary Rate Access is an ISDN based, DS1 access link to the telecommunications network and
provides integration of multiple voice and data transmission channels on the same line. The service
will initially provide connectivity between an ISDN PBX or other ISDN compatible CPE and a serving
central office. The basic channel structure for Primary Rate Access is twenty-three (23) 64 Kbps B
channels and one (1) 64 Kbps D channel. Options are available for plus or minus 23 B channels.
These channels may be used to connect the customer's CPE to the Public Circuit Switched Network
(i.e. outward, inward, two-way trunks, and WATS/800 Service access lines).
B1 ISDN-PRI is a service for the transmission of digital signals only. Clear Channel
Capability and Extended Superframe Format are inherent to the service.
B2 Unless specified the regulations for ISDN-PRI apply in addition to the regulations set
forth in the Rules and Regulations of this Price List.
B3 ISDN-PRI is provided within a LATA from central offices where appropriate ISDN
facilities are available. Service inquiries will be necessary to determine availability.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
RATES
Al All usual and applicable Service Charges as specified in the Schedule No. A-5, apply to the
activation, move, or change of channel equivalents within ISDN-PRI service packages as well as
for installation of the basic system.
A2 ISDN-PRI Service Components
B1 The service components listed below are required at a minimum, for the customer to have
ISDN-PRI Service.
NRC/ Monthly
Installation Rate
Primary Rate Access Line Per ISDN Circuit
(per PRI Link)
-Month-To-Month 1-4 $1,500.00 $230.00
-One Year Contract 1-4 1,500.00 220.00
-Two Year Contract 1-4 1,500.00 215.00
-Three Year Contract 1-4 1,500.00 210.00
Primary Rate Interface Per ISDN Circuit
(per PRI Link)
-Month-To-Month 1-4 $ 940.00
-One Year Contract 1-4 875.00
-Two Year Contract 1-4 830.00
-Three Year Contract 1-4 810.00
Backup D-Channel**
-Month-To-Month $100.00 $50.00
-One Year Contract 100.00 40.00
-Two Year Contract 100.00 35.00
-Three Year Contract 100.00 30.00
* Installation Nonrecurring Charges for Primary Rate Access Line as specified on Sheet 3 are all
inclusive for ISDN circuits.
** In a Facility Associated Signaling (FAS) arrangement for a customer with more than one (1)
trunk group, a backup D-channel will be required for each trunk.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
RATES (Continued)
A3 Optional Feature
131 The following are optional features that may be ordered with ISDN-PRI.
NRC/ Monthly
Installation Rate
Call by Call Integrated Service Access Feature
Selection (Per PRI Link)
-Month-To-Month $100.00 $50.00
-One Year Contract 100.00 40.00
-Two Year Contract 100.00 35.00
-Three Year Contract 100.00 30.00
Incoming Call Identification (ICI, Per PRI
Interface)
-Month-To-Month $100.00 $50.00
-One Year Contract 100.00 40.00
-Two Year Contract 100.00 35.00
-Three Year Contract 100.00 30.00
A4 Service Charges
B1 Service Installation Charges are applicable for each ISDN-PRI Link (which includes the
Primary Rate Access Line and Primary Rate Interface)ordered, for receiving and recording
information and or taking action in connection with a customer's request, and processing
the necessary data. These charges include engineering design, common centralized
testing, and coordination.
B2 Service Order Charge - Subsequent is applicable for receiving and recording information
and or taking action in connection with a customer's inside move or transfer of service
responsibility request, and processing the necessary data on an existing PRI Link (which
includes the Primary Rate Access Line and the Primary Rate Interface. A Service Order
Charge- Subsequent is applicable for each PRI Link associated with the customer request
(in lieu of a Service Installation Charge).
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INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
RATES (Continued)
A4 Service Charges (Continued)
B3 Access Line Work Charges are applicable per Primary Rate Access Line,for the termination
of a channel at a customer's premises or for termination change at the same premises.
Only one Access Line Work Charge applies when more than one channel service of the
same type is terminated or moved at the same premises at the same time.
B4 Charges for ISDN-PRI Service
C1 Service Change Charge per PRI Link
Nonrecurring
Charge
Changes in 'D' channel or Trunk Group configurations $350.00
C2 Access Line Work Charge per PRI Link
Nonrecurring
Charge
Access Line Work Charge (Per Visit) See Note 1
Note 1 — Refer to Section 9, Sheet 2 of this Price List for applicable rates.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
Al ISDN Service is furnished only from central offices that have been equipped to provide this
capability and is subject to central office switching capacity, availability of features, and
outside plant facilities.
A2 The Company shall not be responsible if changes in any of the equipment, operations, or
procedures of the Company utilized in the provision of PRI, render any facilities provided by
the customer obsolete, requiring modification or alteration of such equipment or system, or
otherwise affect its use or performance.
A3 The customer will be responsible for providing compatible Customer Premise Equipment
(CPE) with the ISDN-PRI Interface.
A4 Digital transmission rates at speeds less than those indicated may occur as a function of the
particular CPE furnished by the user.
A5 Temporary suspension of service is not available with ISDN-PRI.
A6 Minimum subscription period is month-to-month.
A7 Reserved For Future Use.
A8 Telephone numbers transmitted via the optional Incoming Call Identification feature are
intended solely for the use of the ISDN-PRI subscriber. Resale of this information is
prohibited by this Price List.
A9 In a Facility Associated Signaling (FAS) arrangement for a customer with more than one (1)
trunk group, a backup D-channel will be required for each trunk.
A10 Each ISDN-PRI digital transport facility can support a maximum of 4 trunk groups per T-1
facility.Within the two-way digital transport facilities,for all 24 trunks or up to 4 trunk groups
on each ISDN-PRI, only one telephone number can be pointed to that group. Each group
cannot have 24 individual telephone numbers and or 24 individual trunk groups.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Continued)
All Non-facility Associated Signaling (NFAS) provides the capability to serve multiple DS1's over
a single D-Channel (NB+D). This feature can be ordered where switch capabilities exist as
stipulated in the vendor technical documentation. When NFAS is selected,the customer will
order one ISDN-PRI service arrangement with twenty-three (23) B channels and one (1) D
channel. Additional ISDN-PRI service arrangements are ordered with twenty-four (24) B
channels at rates and charges provided in Schedule No.A-10, Rates A4.134.C1. The D channel
activated on the initial arrangement serves the additional ISDN-PRI arrangements. If a
customer desires, he may also request a back-up D channel with the NFAS option (NB+2D).
It is recommended that D channels be provisioned in separate ISDN-PRI service
arrangements.
Al2 Customer(s) requesting route or type of construction, which is feasible but differs from that
determined by the Utility, and the Utility concurs, shall be responsible for the additional cost
in accordance with "Line Extension". Charges described in the Utility's Price List, Schedule
No. A-11.
DEFINITIONS
Al B Channel - A bi-directional synchronous channel capable of supporting 64 Kbps of digital
transmission.
A2 D Channel - A 64 Kbps digital signaling only channel for call establishment when used with
Primary Rate Access.
A3 64 Kbps Clear Channel Capability (CCC) - A B channel connection that provides end-to-end
digital connection in which all 64 Kbps of bandwidth are available for customer use.
A4 PRI Link-A PRI Link is comprised of a Primary Rate Access Line and a Primary Rate Interface.
APPLICATION OF RATES
Al ISDN-PRI Primary Rate Access Lines furnished between a serving central office and the
customer-designated premise will be charged at rates per each Primary Rate Access Line.
A2 Nonrecurring charges will not be applicable for the Primary Rate Access Line or interoffice
channel facilities when upgrading an existing DS1 Service to an ISDN-PRI service
arrangement.
A3 ISDN-PRI Primary Rate Access Line rates if applicable apply in addition to Primary Rate
Interface.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
SERVICE COMPONENTS
Al The customer may choose any number of channels up to twenty-three (twenty-four with
NFAS described below) per Primary Rate Access (facility) to be active with a corresponding
number of services (i.e. inward/outward trunks, WATS Lines, 800 Service) selected. The
customer may also choose to have more services selected than channels available for specific
applications. The total number of communication paths may not exceed the number of
channels subscribed.
A2 The components of ISDN-PRI Service will be as follows:
- Primary Rate Access Line
- Primary Rate Interface
131 Primary Rate Access Line - will provide a four-wire access loop from the customer
premises to the serving central office. The transmission of this loop supports Clear
Channel Capability.
B2 Primary Rate Interface - provides the multiplexing to support up to twenty-three (23) B
channels at 64 Kbps and one (1) D channel for signaling also at 64 Kbps. When Non-
Facility Associated Signaling (NFAS) is ordered, the Primary Rate Interface can provide up
to twenty-four(24) B channels at 64 Kbps.
C1 Voice calls may be completed to both ISDN and non-ISDN lines.
C2 Data Transmission on the B channel will be circuit switched at 64 Kbps within the
switch and between ISDN compatible central offices. ISDN interconnection to non-
ISDN equipped central offices may be potentially subjected to analog transmission
or sub-rated to 56 Kbps.
C3 The customer may choose to subscribe to additional non-exchange based services.
Initial choices for these services will be WATS and 800 Service. The subscription
to these services is in addition to the charges for ISDN-PRI service.
OPTIONAL FEATURES
Al Call-by-Call/Integrated Service Access Feature Capability - This optional feature will allow the
customer to dynamically allocate the use of channels for ISDN-PRI service. The customer may also
choose to subscribe to more services than channels and dynamically change the services in use.
A2 Incoming Call Identification-This optional feature provides the customer with the telephone number
of the calling party. Incoming call identification is provided via the D channel associated with
incoming calls on a B channel to a PBX.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
BUNDLED SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) - Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Bundle Service is an
optional business package that provides a digital trunk with 23 B-channels for circuit switched voice
and data and 1 D-Channel for signaling plus Caller ID and the option of Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
numbers.
APPLICABILITY
Al Applicable to network services provided in accordance with Integrated Services Digital Network
(ISDN)—Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Bundle Service standards.
TERRITORY
Al Within all exchange areas as those areas are defined by maps filed as part of this Price List.
RATES
Monthly Rate
2-Year Term '
ISDN-PRI Bundle $575.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 20 DID Numbers 590.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 50 DID Numbers 595.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 100 DID Numbers 600.00
3-Year Term '
ISDN-PRI Bundle $475.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 20 DID Numbers 490.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 50 DID Numbers 495.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 100 DID Numbers 500.00
5-Year Term '
ISDN-PRI Bundle $425.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 20 DID Numbers 440.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 50 DID Numbers 445.00
ISDN-PRI Bundle with 100 DID Numbers 450.00
' Nonrecurring Charges do not apply to the initial installation of an ISDN-PRI Bundle.
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INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) - PRIMARY
RATE INTERFACE (PRI)
BUNDLED SERVICE
CONDITIONS
Al ISDN PRI Bundle Service is available where technically feasible.
A2 The bundles are offered for 2-, 3- and 5-year term commitments. A termination fee of 50% of the
Monthly Recurring Charges will incur for the remainder of the term commitment period.
A3 A customer may convert an existing term commitment to a new term commitment prior to the
completion of the existing term without penalty. The customer will be charged a Service Order
Charge - Subsequent as specified in Schedule A-10 of this Price List for the change and will pay
the current rates in effect for the term commitment chosen.
A4 When a customer's serving office is not suitably equipped and/or the customer chooses to subscribe
to ISDN-PRI Service from another central office, the customer will utilize the dialing plan associated
with the designated ISDN-PRI central office. For PRIs served from an alternate central office, the
normal PRI rates will apply in addition to the charges for Special Transport Termination and Special
Transport (Mileage).
A5 ISDN-PRI customers who are served from a foreign node may request to have their service provided
from their local central office when facilities become available at that office. The Service Order
Charge - Initial and nonrecurring charges for T-1s and ports will be applicable, and termination
charges will not apply on that transfer provided that the quantity of T-1 s and ports are preserved.
Customers who choose to continue service from a foreign node will be subject to the monthly rate
for interoffice facilities. In addition, a number change generally will be required on any transfer from
a foreign node to a local central office.
A6 Ports will be provided at the T-1 level only.
A7 Customer provided equipment used to connect to ISDN-PRI Bundle Service must meet Company
requirements.
A8 The Company shall not be responsible to the customer if changes in any of the facilities, operations,
or procedures utilized in the provision of ISDN-PRI Bundle Service render any equipment provided
by a customer obsolete or require any modification or alteration of such equipment or system or
otherwise affect its use or performance.
A9 The customer must subscribe to services and specify each type of traffic that will be transported
across the ISDN-PRI Bundle Service port (i.e., DID, DOD). All rates and regulations for these
services will apply. The bundle is offered as flat rate voice with measured data. Usage charges
generated by using ISDN-PRI will be measured and billed in accordance with the rates specified in
this Price List.
A10 Appropriate nonrecurring charges apply for installation of and changes to ports, T-1s and features
ordered by the customer except as set forth in Rates preceding.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
PROMOTIONAL OFFERINGS
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Al Occasionally, the Company may run promotions, or conduct market research on selected services.
During these periods the Company may provide designated Price Listed services at rates lower
than those listed in this Price List. These offers are temporary in nature and will not constitute price
changes.
131 For local network exchange access line services, the Company may offer a full or partial
waiver of non-recurring charges.
132 For services other than local network exchange access line services, the Company may
waive or reduce the monthly rate for the duration of the promotion or market research trial.
Customers will be notified of the availability and duration of such offerings.
A2 These promotional offerings shall be generally available to all similarly-situated customers during
the term of the offer. However, such offers may be limited for certain subscribers based on
facilities and service availability.
A3 For any basic local exchange service promotional offer,the Company shall file with the Commission
a description of the offer fifteen working days before its commencement.
A4 The Company's notification to customers and the Commission will specifically describe any
geographic or other reasonable limitations to the promotion. Notification to the Commission will
also specifically explain why such limitations, if any, are included in each promotion.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Business Select 5
General 5
Rates and Charges 6
Feature5 Pack Package 8
General 8
Rates and Charges 9
Choices 10
Applicability 10
General 10
Rates 12
Conditions 13
Digital Phone Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 39
Applicability 39
General 39
Rates 39
Conditions 40
Small Business Solutions 14
Applicability 14
Territory 14
General 14
Rates 19
Conditions 21
Small Business Connections 23
Applicability 23
Territory 23
General 23
Rates 30
Conditions 32
Small Business Advantage 34
Applicability 34
Territory 34
General 34
Rates 36
Conditions 37
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BUNDLED SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Business Unlimited Service 42
Applicability 42
General 42
Rates 42
Conditions 43
Digital Phone 100—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 44
Applicability 44
General 44
Rates 45
Conditions 45
Business Essentials 48
Applicability 48
Territory 48
General 48
Rates 48
Conditions 49
OneVoice
Applicability 51
Territory 51
General 51
Conditions 51
Rates 52
Commercial Voice Unlimited - Grandfathered 53
Applicability 53
General 53
Conditions 53
Rates 54
Digital Phone X1 Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 55
Applicability 55
Territory 55
General 55
Rates 56
Conditions 56
Digital Phone X1 Plus Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 58
Applicability 58
Territory 58
General 58
Rates 59
Conditions 59
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BUNDLED SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Business Metro Service 62
Applicability 62
Territory 62
General 62
Rates 63
Conditions 63
UnlimitedlD—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 64
Applicability 64
Territory 64
General 64
Rates 66
Conditions 66
Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger) 68
General 68
Conditions 68
Rates 70
Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) 71
General 71
Conditions 71
Rates 73
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BUNDLED SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Business Nationwide Unlimited Service II -Grandfathered 78
Applicability 78
Territory 78
General 78
Rates 79
Conditions 79
Business Local Unlimited II -Grandfathered 81
Applicability 81
Territory 81
General 81
Rates 82
Conditions 82
Digital Phone Essentials 83
General 83
Conditions 83
Rates 86
Digital Phone Unlimited 86
General 86
Conditions 86
Rates 88
Digital Phone Unlimited Plus 89
General 89
Conditions 89
Rates 89
Simply Unlimited Service-Leader- Grandfathered 92
Applicability 92
Territory 92
General 92
Rates 93
Conditions 93
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BUNDLED SERVICES
Select
131 General
C1 Business Select Service
Business Select does not include an access line. Customers subscribing to this
plan may select up to five (5)of the following services/features.
• Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
• Basic Call Forward
• Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
• Caller ID Name Only 29
• Caller ID with Name 29
• Distinctive Ring
• Selective Call Rejection
• Speed Call 8 30
• 3 Way Calling
• Priority Call
•*69 Call Return
z9 May select only one Caller ID feature
�0 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
Al Select (Cont'd)
B1 General (Cont'd)
C2 All rules, regulations and limitations as specified elsewhere in this Price List for
the respective services/features requested in a Business Select plan shall apply.
B2 Rates and Charges
C1 The Company reserves the right to waive the Service Order Charge - Subsequent
as specified in Schedule A-5 for a period of ninety(90)days from the effective date
of this Price List. The waiver applies to the initial request for a Business Select plan
in association with an existing, additional or move from one location to another for
a residential or business individual flat rate line. After the waiver period the
applicable service order charge mentioned above will apply to a request for a
Business Select plan.
C2 Service Charges are not applicable for a Business Select plan provided at the same
time as the initial installation for a residence or business individual flat rate line
service.
C3 Service Charges as specified in Schedule A-5 of this Price List do not apply for
customer requests involving only additions, deletions or changes to the
services/features of an existing Business Select plan.
C4 Existing Business Select customers cannot take advantage of promotions for any
of the individual services/features specified in Schedule A-12, A1.B1 C2, C3 and
C4, preceding unless specifically allowed by the terms and conditions of the
promotion.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
Al Select (Cont'd)
B2 Rates and Charges (Cont'd)
C5 Business Select plan is provided at the following rates.
MONTHLY
RATE
Business Plus
Per individual flat rate business $29.95
Line— Includes choice of up to 5 (I)
services/features as specified
in Schedule A-12, Al C4,
preceding.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A2 Feature5 Pack Package
B1 General
C1 Feature5 Pack Package includes Caller ID with Name and, Call Forward31 features
plus three additional features as listed below. Business customers subscribing to
the package are entitled to unlimited use of the selected features.
C2 In addition to Caller ID with Name, and Call Forward, customers' subscribing to
this package will also be able to select three (3)features from the following list:
• Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
• *69 Call Return
• 3 Way Calling
Hunting
• Speed Call 8 32
C3 All rules, regulations and limitations as specified elsewhere in this Price List for the
respective service/features requested in the Feature5 Pack Package shall apply.
C4 A description of services and special conditions pertaining to the features as
specified in General C1, C2 and C3, preceding are listed in Schedule A-1 of this
Price List.
* May select only one Speed Call feature.
31 Customers may select their Call Forward features from the following: Basic Call Forward, Call Forward
Busy, Call Forward No Answer and Call Forward Busy/No Answer.
32 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A2 Feature5 Pack Package (Continued)
B2 RATES
C1 The Feature5 Pack Package is provided in conjunction with single- party business
access line service. The applicable single party business access line charges
apply.
C2 The Company reserves the right to waive the Service Order Charge—Subsequent
as specified in Schedule A-5 for a period of ninety (90) days from the time the
Feature5 Pack Package is available in the serving Wire Center.
C3 Service Charges as specified in Schedule A-5 of this Price List do not apply for
customer requests involving only additions, deletions or changes to the
service/features of an existing Feature5 Pack Package.
C4 Existing Feature5 Pack Package customers cannot take advantage of promotions
for any of the service/features specified in General C1, C2, and C3), preceding
unless specifically allowed by the terms and conditions of the promotion.
C5 Feature5 Pack Package is provided at the following rates:
MONTHLY
RATE
Feature5 Pack Package and
three additional features
• Per individual business line - $18.95 (I)
Includes two constants and 3
additional features as specified in
General C1 and C2, preceding.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A3 Choices—Grandfathered as of April 15, 2022
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to residence service.
B2 GENERAL
C1 Choices bundle offerings provide residential customers a combination of local
services and features. The bundles include either one or two Flat Rate Residential
Access Lines, a combination of enhanced calling features plus ten free local
directory assistance calls. Customer's subscribing to those plans may select any
or all of the following services/features for a monthly flat rate charge.
• C2 Choices - Enhanced Line
• One—Single Party Residential Access line
• Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
• Basic Call Forward
• Call Forward Busy
• Call Forward No Answer
• Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
• Caller ID with Name 33
• Priority Call
• Selective Call Acceptance
• Selective Call Rejection
• Speed Call 8 31
• Speed Call 30 35
• 3 Way Calling
• Toll Restriction
• Priority Call
• *69 Call Return
• 10 local Directory Assistance Calls
33 May select only one Caller ID feature.
s4 May select only one Speed Call feature. This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at
their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
"May select only one Speed Call feature.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A3 Choices—Grandfathered as of April 15, 2022 (Continued)
B2 GENERAL (Continued)
• C3 Choices - Enhanced Line with Second Line
• 0 Two—Single Party Residential Access Lines
• Federal non-primary End User Common Line ("EULC") charge
• Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
• Basic Call Forward
• Call Forward Busy
• Call Forward No Answer
• Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
• Caller ID with Name 36
• Priority Call
• Selective Call Acceptance
• Selective Call Rejection
• Speed Call 8 3'
• Speed Call 3031
• 3 Way Calling
• Toll Restriction
• Priority Call
• *69 Call Return
• 10 local Directory Assistance Calls
s6 May select only one Caller ID feature.
May select only one Speed Call feature. This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at
their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
ss May select only one Speed Call feature.
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A3 Choices—Grandfathered as of April 15, 2022 (Continued)
133 RATES
C1 The non-primary EUCL charge is included in the Choices - Enhanced Line with
Second Line offering. All other applicable surcharges, and taxes will be billed
separately.
C2 The primary EUCL charge and all other applicable surcharges and taxes will be
billed separately from the Choices bundle offerings.
C3 Extended Area Service (EAS) rate additives that are separately billed and are in
addition to the basic local service rates, will be billed as an EAS additive in addition
to the package rate.
C4 Service Charges as specified in Schedule A-5 of this Price List do not apply for
customer requests involving only additions, deletions or changes to the
services/features of an existing Choices bundle.
C5 When a Choices plan is ordered at the same time as the installation or move of
Local Exchange Service, the customer will receive a $10.00 credit per line for each
line on which the plan is ordered.
C6 Choices bundles are provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Choices - Enhanced Line $52.00 (I)
Choices - Enhanced Line with Second Line $85.00 (I)
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A3 Choices (Continued)
134 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundles are available only where facilities are available and technically
feasible.
C2 The calling features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as
specified in the applicable sections of the utility's Price List.
C3 Choices bundles includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charges within the bundle
may result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's Rules
and Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
C4 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the Choices bundles
without a Service Order Charge.
C5 Customers may change the Choices bundles without incurring a Service Order
Charge.
C6 The Choices bundles include an allowance for ten free local directory assistance
calls (411 calls) per package offering, per monthly billing cycle. Multiple line
packages are limited to a ten free call allowance per package—not per line. Unused
free directory assistance calls may not be carried over to subsequent months.
Directory assistance calls provided by other carriers are not subject to the 10 free
call allowance.
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A4 Small Business Solutions
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to one-party business customers requesting Small Business Solutions.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices capable of providing Small Business Solutions as said exchanges are defined on
the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
Small Business Solutions are package offerings available to business customers and
include, as described below, either one or two business access lines, Call Forward Busy,
Call Forward No Answer, and certain designated non-regulated and federally Price Listed
or price-listed services.
C1 Bundle 1 —Small Business Solutions— Enhanced Line
D1 One Business Access Line31, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 Dial-up Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D3 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
s9 The business access line does not include PBX trunks or other business lines that are separately Price
Listed with different rates from the regular Business One-Party access line.
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A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C2 Bundle 2 - Small Business Solutions—Enhanced Line
D1 One Business Access Line40, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 1 Mbps/ 128 Kbps Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service(Federally
Price Listed)
D3 DSL Max Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D4 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
C3 Bundle 3—Small Business Solutions— Enhanced Line with Second Line
D1 Two Business Access Lines('), including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 Dial-up Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D3 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
41 The business access line does not include PBX trunks or other business lines that are separately Price
Listed with different rates from the regular Business One-Party access line.
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A4 \Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C4 Bundle 4 - Small Business Solutions—Enhanced Line with Second Line
D1 Two Business Access Lines41, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 1 Mbps/ 128 Kbps Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service(Federally
Price Listed)
D3 DSL Max Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D4 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
C5 Bundle 5- Small Business Solutions—Enhanced Line with Second Line
D1 Two Business Access Lines41, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 512 Kbps / 256 Kbps Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service
(Federally Price Listed)
D3 512 Kbps Business DSL Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D4 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
41 The business access line does not include PBX trunks or other business lines that are separately Price
Listed with different rates from the regular Business One-Party access line.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C6 Bundle 6 - Small Business Solutions—Enhanced Line with Second Line
D1 Two Business Access Lines42, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward
No Answer and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise
subject to local budget measured service usage charges.
D2 1 Mbps/512 Kbps Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service(Federally
Price Listed)
D3 1 Mbps Business DSL Internet Service (Non-regulated)
D4 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federal and State
Price Listed or Price-Listed)
41 The business access line does not include PBX trunks or other business lines that are separately Price
Listed with different rates from the regular Business One-Party access line.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C8 Optional Services
The following services may be added to any of the bundles above:
D1 Small Business Solutions Select5
Choice of five of the following:
Caller ID with Name
Basic Call Forward 43
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Speed Call 8 44 or 30
3 Way Calling
*69 Call Return
Hunting45
43 In the Small Buisiness Solutions Select5 package, "Call Forward"forwards all calls to a user-changeable
forward-to number. It overrides Call Forward Busy Line and Call Forward No Answer. "Basic Call
Forward" is the name for"Call Forward" in some markets. They are functionally the same.
44 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
45 In the Small Business Solutions Select5 package, "Hunting"can be either Regular Hunt, which ends with
the last number in the hunt group, or Circular Hunt, which searches all lines in a multiline hunt group,
regardless of point of entry into the hunt group. The offered version will depend on its availability in the
existing Price List. Call Forward Busy cannot be used with Hunting.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C8 Optional Services (Continued)
The following services may be added to any of the bundles above: (Continued)
D3 Conference on Demand (Non-regulated)
D4 Webexchange (Non-regulated)
D5 Free one-inch Yellow Pages advertisement (Non-regulated)
B4 RATES
C1 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in
Price List schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundles.
C2 Service Charges apply if the customer switches from a bundle to an unbundled
service.
C3 Service Charges do not apply if the customer switches to another Small Business
Solutions bundle of greater value.
C4 The customer may add or delete the services or features of theSmall Buisness
Solutions Select5 package without incurring a Service Charge.
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A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B4 RATES (Continued)
C5 Monthly Rates
-------------------------Term----------------------
One Year Two Years Three Years
Bundle 1 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line $76.00 $74.00 $72.00 (I)
Bundle 2 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line $102.00 $98.00 $94.00 (I)
Bundle 3 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line with Second Line $120.00 $116.00 $112.00 (I)
Bundle 4 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line with Second Line $144.00 $140.00 $134.00 (I)
Bundle 5 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line with Second Line $170.00 $160.00 $152.00 (I)
Bundle 6 - Small Business Solutions—
Enhanced Line with Second Line $242.00 $224.00 $206.00 (I)
Monthly
Rate
Small Business Solutions Select5 $ 11.95 (I)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 A bundle is available only to Business customers who are served from a central offic
in which all services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Compan
to the customer.
C2 The bundles are offered only under one-year, two-year, and three-year ter
contracts.
D1 If the Price List rates change during the term of the contract, the contra
rates will remain in effect during the term of the customer's contract.
D2 The customer may order additional bundles at the term rates of the contra
during the term of the contract. The termination date for additional bundle
shall be the termination date of the initial contract.
D3 To cancel the contract before the end of the contract term,the customer mu
provide at least 60 days advance written notice to the Company. The dat
on which the contract will be cancelled shall be 60 days after the date o
which the Company receives the notice, unless the notice specifies a late
date of cancellation.
D4 Early Termination Liability charges shall apply if the customer cancels on
or more bundles before the end of the contract term. A bundle is considere
to be cancelled if any of its component services are cancelled, unless th
bundle is upgraded to a bundle of greater value.
a. The early termination liability charges shall be calculated as follow
For each cancelled bundle, with adjustments pursuant to paragrap
b. below, a rate differential shall be determined, equal to th
difference between the bundle rate under the contract and the bundl
rate under a contract of the longest available term for which th
customer's subscription, upon cancellation, would have otherwis
qualified. For example, if the customer cancels in the second ye
of a three-year contract, the rate differential would be the differenc
between the rate under the three-year contract and the rate under
two-year contract. If the cancellation occurs before the end of th
minimum contract period, the rate differential shall be the differenc
between the rate under contract and the month-to-month rates of th
component services of the bundle listed in the utility's Price List. Th
rate differential shall then be multiplied by the number of month
(rounded to the next whole month)to which the customer subscribe
to the bundle before cancellation. The result shall be the earl
termination liability charge for the cancelled bundle.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A4 Small Business Solutions (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C2 The bundles are offered only under one-year, two-year, and three-year term
contracts. (Continued)
D4 Early Termination Liability (Continued)
b. The calculations described in paragraph a. above shall exclude
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) service component
rates of bundles when federally Price Listed termination charges
apply to the ADSL service.
C. The early termination liability charges described in paragraph a.
above shall not apply to cancellation of bundles within 90 days of
activation.
d. In addition to the early termination liability charges described
above, termination charges may apply to the ADSL service
components of bundles in accordance with federally Price Listed
termination charges for ADSL service.
C3 The Small Business Solutions Select5 optional services associated with the
bundles are not subject to the one-year, two-year, and three-year term
commitments and are available on a month-to-month basis.
C4 The Small Business Solutions Select5 package is available only in association with
a Small Business Solutions bundle.
C5 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C6 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS
is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed
separately from the local service access line rate, EAS rates will be billed separately
and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C7 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line Charges and other applicable surcharges
and taxes will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C8 In order to receive the long-distance minutes included in the bundles, customers
must select the Small Business Solutions LD long-distance plan of Northwest Fiber,
LLC, with Northwest Fiber, LLC, selected at least as their InterLATA Primary
Interexchange Carrier.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to business customers requesting Small Business Solutions Business
Connections.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices capable of providing Small Business Solutions Business Connections as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
Small Business Solutions Business Connections are package offerings available to
business customers and include, as described below, one or two business or Centrex
access lines, Basic Call Forward, Message Waiting Indication, Caller ID with Name and
certain designated non-regulated and federally Price Listed or price-listed services. Listing
of the non-regulated services and federally Price Listed or price-listed services is provided
only for the purpose of clarity and does not imply that these services are subject to state
regulatory authority. The prices listed herein are those for the regulated local and general
exchange service portion of the bundles.
C1 Bundle 1
D1 One Business Access Line, including Call Forward Busy Line and Call
Forward No Answer, Caller ID Name and Number and local exchange
service usage that would be otherwise subject to local measured service
usage charges
D2 High Speed Internet Service, a bundle of Federally Price Listed
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated Internet
services and 8 Email Boxes (Non- regulated)
D3 One hundred (100)minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle (Federally Price-
Listed)
D4 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C2 Bundle 2
D1 One Business Access Line, including Basic Call Forward, Caller ID with
Name and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise subject
to local measured service usage charges
D2 Business Digital Subscriber Line(BDSL),a bundle of Federally Price Listed
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated Internet
services with Static IP and 10 Email Boxes (Non-regulated)
D3 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle(Federally Price-Listed)
D4 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
C3 Bundle 3
D1 Two Business Access Line, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward No
Answer, Caller ID with Name and local exchange service usage that would
be otherwise subject to local measured service usage charges
D2 High Speed Internet Service, a bundle of Federally Price Listed
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated Internet
services and 8 Email Boxes (Non-regulated)
D3 One hundred (100)minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle (Federally Price-
Listed)
D4 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
D5 Two-Line Business Set (Non-regulated)
D6 Phone Care-An equipment maintenance plan that provides guaranteed
repair or replacement for telephone and Caller ID Boxes (Non-regulated).
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C4 Bundle 4
D1 Two Business Access Line, including Call Forward Busy, Call Forward No
Answer, Caller ID with Name and local exchange service usage that would
be otherwise subject to local measured service usage charges
D2 High Speed Internet Service and 10 Email Boxes (Non-regulated)
D3 Business Digital Subscriber Line (BDSL), a bundle of Federally
Price Listed Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-
regulated Internet services with Static IP and 10 Email Boxes (Non-
regulated)
D4 One hundred (100)minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle. (Federally Price-
Listed)
D5 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
D6 Two-Line Business Set (Non-regulated)
D7 Phone Care-An equipment maintenance plan that provides guaranteed
repair or replacement for telephone and Caller ID Boxes (Non-regulated)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C5 Bundle 5
D1 Two Business Access Line, including Basic Call Forward, Caller ID with
Name and local exchange service usage that would be otherwise subject
to local measured service usage charges
D2 High Speed Internet Service and 10 Email Boxes (Non-regulated)
D3 Business Digital Subscriber Line(BDSL),a bundle of Federally Price Listed
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated Internet
services with Static I and 10 Email Boxes plus a Wireless Router (Non-
regulated)
D4 One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle(Federally Price-Listed)
D5 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
D6 Two-Line Business Set (Non-regulated)
D7 Phone Care-An equipment maintenance plan that provides guaranteed
repair or replacement for telephone and Caller ID Boxes (Non-regulated)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C6 Bundle 6
D1 Two Centrex lines, including the following features and local exchange
service usage that would be otherwise subject to local measured service
usage charges
D2 The included features are:
Basic Call Forward
Call Transfer
Caller ID with Name
Hunting
3 Way Calling
Abbreviated Dialing (Where Available)
D3 High Speed Internet Service, a bundle of Federally Price Listed
Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated Internet
services and 8 Email Boxes (Non-regulated)
D4 One hundred (100)minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle (Federally Price-
Listed)
D5 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
D6 Two-Line Business Set (Non-regulated)
D7 Phone Care-An equipment maintenance plan that provides guaranteed
repair or replacement for telephone and Caller ID Boxes (Non-regulated)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C7 Bundle 7
D1 Two Centrex lines, including the following features and local exchange
service usage that would be otherwise subject to local measured service
usage charges
Basic Call Forward
Call Transfer
Caller ID with Name
Hunting
3 Way Calling
Abbreviated Dialing (Where Available)
D2 Business Digital Subscriber Line (BDSL), a bundle of Federally Price
Listed Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line Service and non-regulated
Internet services with Static I and 10 Email Boxes (non-regulated)
D3 One hundred (100)minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by
Northwest Fiber, LLC, usage per month per bundle (Federally Price-
Listed)
D4 White Page Bold Ad (Non-regulated)
D5 Two-Line Business Set (Non-regulated)
D6 Phone Care-An equipment maintenance plan that provides guaranteed
repair or replacement for telephone and Caller ID Boxes (Non-regulated).
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C8 Optional Services
D1 The following services may be added to Bundles 1-5 described above:
a. Small Business Solutions Optional Business Feature Package.
Choice of five of the following:
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Speed Call 8 46 or 30
3 Way Calling
*69 Call Return
Hunting
Basic Call Forward
D2 The following features may be added to Bundles 6 and 7. (Centrex
Bundle):
a. Optional Centrex Features
Choice of any or all of the following:
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Speed Call 8 46 or 30
*69 Call Return
Basic Call Forward
46 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified
in Price List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundles.
C2 Service Charges apply if the customer switches from a bundle to an unbundled
service.
C3 Service Charges do not apply if the customer switches to another Small Business
Solutions bundle of greater value.
C4 The customer may add or delete the services or features of the Small Business
Solutions Optional Business Feature Package without incurring a Service Charge.
C5 Monthly Rates
D1 Bundles
---------------------------Term---------------------------
One Year Two Years Three Years
Bundle 1 $107.99 $102.99 $97.99 (I)
Bundle 2 $152.99 $147.99 $137.99 (I)
Bundle 3 $152.99 $147.99 $137.99 (I)
Bundle 4 $202.99 $192.99 $177.99
(I)
Bundle 5 $222.99 $207.99 $197.99 (I)
Bundle 6 $167.99 $162.99 $152.99 (I)
Bundle 7 $216.99 $207.99 $192.99
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B4 RATES (Continued)
C5 Monthly Rates (Continued)
D2 Optional Features Monthly
Rate
a. Small Business Solutions Optional Business
Feature Package line $14.99 (I)
b. Optional Centrex Features, per line $1.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundles are available only to business customers who are served from a
central office in which all services in the bundle are offered and can be provided
by the Company to the customer.
C2 The bundles are offered only under one-year, two-year, and three-year term
commitment and requires a contract.
D1 If the Price Listed rates change during the term of the contract,the contract
rates will remain in effect in the customer's contract.
D2 The customer may order additional bundles at the term rates of the
contract during the term of the contract. The termination date for
additional bundles shall be the termination date of the initial contract.
D3 To cancel the contract before the end of the contract term, the customer
must provide at least 60 days advance written notice to the Company. The
date on which the contract will be cancelled shall be 60 days after the date
on which the Company receives the notice, unless the notice specifies a
later date of cancellation.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C2 The bundles are offered only under one-year, two-year, and three-year term
commitment and requires a contract. (Continued)
D4 Early termination liability charges shall apply if the customer cancels one
or more bundles before the end of the contract term. A bundle is
considered to be cancelled if any of its component services are cancelled,
unless the bundle is upgraded to a bundle of greater value.
a. The early termination liability charges shall be calculated as
follows: A Maximum Termination Liability that will be no greater
than $250 for a one year term, $500 for a two year term and $750
for a three year term and will be specified in the contract. This
termination liability will decrease in monthly increments over the
course of the liability period. The liability charge shall be
computed as follows:
1. The ratio of the number of months remaining in the
contract period to the total number of months in the
contract period, multiplied by the Maximum Termination
Liability.
2. The early termination liability charges described in
paragraph a. above shall not apply to cancellation of
bundles within 90 days of activation.
C3 Customer contract will automatically renew at the contract rate for one year if no
cancellation notification is received.
C4 The Small Business Solutions Optional Business Feature Packages associated
with the bundles are not subject to the one-year, two-year, and three-year term
commitments and are available on a month-to-month basis.
C5 The Small Business Solutions Optional Business Feature Package is available
only in association with a Small Business Solutions Business Connections bundle.
C6 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A5 Small Business Solutions Business Connections (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS
is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed
separately from the local service access line rate, EAS rates will be billed
separately and in addition to the bundle rate.
C8 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line Charges and other applicable surcharges
and taxes will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C9 In order to receive the long-distance minutes included in the bundles, customers
must select the Small Business SolutionsLD long-distance plan of Northwest
Fiber, LLC, with Northwest Fiber, LLC, selected as their Primary Interexchange
Carrier.
C10 The business access line does not include Key lines or PBX trunks or other
business lines that are separately Price Listed with different rates from the regular
Business One-Party access line.
C11 Small Business Solutions Business Connections cannot be used in association
with a key system or a PBX service.
C12 In the Small Business Solutions Optional Business Feature Package, "Call
Forward" forwards all calls to a user-changeable forward-to number. It overrides
Call Forward Busy and Call Forward No Answer.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A6 Small Business Advantage
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to business customers requesting Small Business Advantage.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided form Central
Office and/or operating systems capable of providing Small Business Advantage as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Small Business Advantage is a package offering available to Business customers
that subscribe to flat rate Business service. The package includes two Basic
Business lines;a combination of enhanced calling features, certain designated non-
regulated services and price-listed services.
C2 Bundle 1 — Basic Bundle 200 Minutes
Two Basic Business lines
Basic Call Forward
Call Transfer
Caller ID with Name
Hunting (where available)
3 Way Calling
Abbreviated Dialing (where available)
200 Block of Time Long Distance Minutes provided by Northwest Fiber, LLC
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A6 Small Business Advantage (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C3 Bundle 2— Basic Bundle 400 Minutes
Two Basic Business lines
Basic Call Forward
Call Transfer
Caller ID with Name
Hunting (where available)
3 Way Calling
Abbreviated Dialing (where available)
400 Block of Time Long Distance Minutes provided by Northwest Fiber, LLC
C4 Bundle 3— Basic Bundle 600 Minutes
Two Basic Business lines
Basic Call Forward
Call Transfer
Caller ID with Name
Hunting (where available)
3 Way Calling
Abbreviated Dialing (where available)
600 Block of Time Long Distance Minutes provided by Northwest Fiber, LLC
C5 The following services may be added to the bundle and will be billed on a per
feature basis as defined in A6.134.C4.
Additional Features:
*69 Call Return
Call Forward Busy
Call Forward No Answer
Speed Call 8 41
Distinctive Ring
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
4'This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A6 Small Business Advantage (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in
Price List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundles.
C2 Service Charges apply if the customer switches from a bundle to an unbundled
service.
C3 The customer may add or delete the Small Business Advantage optional features
without incurring a Service Charge.
C4 Monthly Rate
Business Bundle
Two Year
Monthly Rate
Bundle 1 — Basic Bundle 200 Minutes $95.99 (I)
Bundle 2— Basic Bundle 400 Minutes $105.99 (I)
Bundle 3— Basic Bundle 600 Minutes $115.99 (I)
Additional Features (per feature) $1.99
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A6 Small Business Advantage (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in
which services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to
the customer.
C2 The bundle is offered only under a two-year term commitment and requires a
contract.
D1 If the Price Listed rates change during the term of the contract,the contract
rates will remain in effect during the term of the customer's contract.
D2 To cancel the contract before the end of the contract term, the customer
must provide at least 60 days advance written notice to the Company. The
date on which the contract will be cancelled shall be 60 days after the date
on which the Company receives the notice, unless the notice specifies a
later date of cancellation.
D3 Early termination liability charges shall apply if the customer cancels the
bundle before the end of the contract term. The bundle is considered to be
cancelled if any of its component services are cancelled, unless the bundle
is upgraded to a bundle of greater value.
a. The early termination liability charges shall be calculated as
follows: A Maximum Termination Liability will be no greater than
$500 for a two-year term and will be specified in the contract. This
termination liability will decrease in monthly increments over the
course of the liability period. The liability charge shall be computed
as follows:
1. The ratio of the number of months remaining in the
contract period multiplied by the Maximum Termination
Liability.
2. The early termination liability charges described in
paragraph a. above shall not apply to cancellation of
bundle within 30 days of activation.
3. Customer contract will automatically renew at the contract
rate for two years if no cancellation notification is received.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A6 Small Business Advantage (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS(Continued)
C3 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C4 Small Business Advantage is a service mark of Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC.
C5 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS
is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed
separately from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed separately from
and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C6 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line Charges and other applicable surcharges
and taxes will be billed separately from and in addition to the bundle rate.
C7 In order to receive the long-distance minutes included in the bundles, customers
must select the Small Business Advantage long-distance plan of Northwest Fiber,
LLC, with Northwest Fiber, LLC, selected as their Primary Interexchange Carrier
for both their Intra and InterLATA services.
C8 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service or
ISDN service.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A7 Digital Phone Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone Bundle as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone Service is a bundled offering available to Residential customers that
subscribe to flat rate service. The bundle includes the following components: one Basic
Flat Rate Access Line, Custom Calling features and Unlimited Extended Area Service.
Customers may select any or all of the following services and features for a monthly
rate charge.
• C2 Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line
Call Forward Busy/Call Forward No Answer
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Caller ID with Name
C3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following services are included in the feature package and may be added to the
bundle. The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate listed in Schedule
No. A-12, item A7.B4.C3.
Basic Call Forward Selective Call Rejection
*69 Call Return Selective Call Acceptance
Speed Call 848 or 30 Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
3 Way Calling
Selective Call Forward Priority Call
Call Trace
Caller ID 48
48 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A7 Digital Phone Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in Price
List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Service bundle is provided at the following rate:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Service $53.99 (I)
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
See Special Condition (C7)
Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack $7.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundles are available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in
the applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Extended Area Service and Budget Measured Service will not be
displayed on the customer's monthly telephone bill.
C4 Digital Phone service bundle includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle may
result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's Rules and
Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A7 Digital Phone Service—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring
a Service Charge.
C6 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining components
of the bundle will be billed at their individual Price Listed monthly rates.
C7 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend their Digital Phone
Service for a minimum period of one month and up to nine months during a 12-month
period.
1. Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from
Central Offices and/or operating systems capable of providing Stay Connected
Seasonal Service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this
Price List.
2. The customer will not be charged a Service Charge if a reconnect date is provided
at the time they order the Stay Connected Seasonal Offering.
3. The applicable Service Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will apply if the customer
does not provide a reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the
service.
4. The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911 and 611
services. All other services and features of the Digital Phone service will be
temporarily deactivated.
5. If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected Seasonal
Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the Digital Phone features
and services will be reactivated and billed at the applicable rates.
6. This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
7. All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
8. The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
C8 Periodically, the Company may offer various "save incentives" in the event of a
competitive threat. Such incentives may be limited to specific markets, specific dates,
specific products or specific pricing plans or customers who have received offers from
competing service providers. Term requirements and termination liabilities may be a
condition of the Save Incentive Offer.
C9 New customers of this service who are employees of a business participating in the
Business Partner Discount Program are eligible for a$40 one-time credit.The Business
Partner Program is available to any business that subscribes to business service.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 Business Unlimited Service
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Business Unlimited Service as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Business Unlimited Service is a bundled offering available to Business customers that
subscribe to a maximum of ten Single Party Business Lines per customer location. The
bundle includes the following components: one Basic Flat Rate Access Line and Custom
Calling features. Customers may select any or all of the following services and features for
a monthly rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line
Extended Area Service
Call Forward Busy
Call Forward No Answer
Caller ID with Name
Two features from the feature package listed in item C3 following
C3 Business All In Feature Package
These features can be added to the bundle in accordance with the rate listed in Rates and
Charges, item B4.C3.
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting Distinctive Ring
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Speed Call 8 49
*69 Call Return 3 Way Calling
Selective Call Rejection Caller ID Blocking
Priority Call Hunting
Basic Call Forward
49 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 Business Unlimited Service
B4 RATES
C1 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line charges and other applicable surcharges and taxes
will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this schedule, Service Charges as specified in Price
List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the bundle.
C3 Business Unlimited Service is provided at the following rate:
Monthly Rate
Business Unlimited Service $51.00 (I)
Business All In Feature Package $11.99 (I)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in the
applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Business Unlimited Service includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle may
result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's Rules and
Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
C4 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring a
Service Charge.
C5 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining components of
the bundle will be billed at their individual Price Listed monthly rates.
C6 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C7 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in which
services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to the customer.
C8 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service, ISDN
Service, Toll Free Service, Remote Call Forward Service and Foreign Exchange Services.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Digital Phone 100—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone 100 bundle as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone 100 is a bundled offering available to Residential customers that
subscribe to flat rate service.
C2 The Basic Line Bundle includes the following:
One Flat Rate Residential Access Line
Extended Area Service Calling
Speed Call 8(1)
C3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following enhanced features may be added to the bundle at the rates listed in
the rate section of this Price List.
Basic Call Forward 3 Way Calling
Call Forwarding Busy Line Speed Call 30
Call Forwarding No Answer Anonymous Call
Block/Rejection
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting ve Call Acceptance
Caller ID with Name ace
*69 Call Return
Caller ID so
so This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Digital Phone 100—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B4 Rates and Charges
C1 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this Section, Nonrecurring Charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 to the installation of individual
components of the bundle.
C2 Digital Phone 100 bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone 100 $50.99 (I)
One Feature 5.99
Two Features 7.99
Three Features 9.99
All Listed Features 14.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering 9.99
B5 Conditions
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as
specified in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the
regulated services that are included in the package in accordance with existing
Price list Rules.
C4 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C5 The bundle is offered on a month to month basis.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Digital Phone 100—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B5 Conditions
C6 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C7 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where
EAS is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS
is billed separately from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed
separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C8 Periodically, the Company may offer various "save incentives" in the event of a
competitive threat. Such incentives may be limited to specific markets, specific
dates, specific products or specific pricing plans or customers who have
received offers from competing service providers. Term requirements and
termination liabilities may be a condition of the Save Incentive Offer.
C9 New customers of this service who are employees of a business participating n
the Business Partner Discount Program are eligible for a $40 one-time credit.
The Business Partner Program is available to any business that subscribes to
Northwest Fiber business service.
C10 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend their Digital
Phone 100 for a minimum period of one month and up to nine months during a
12-month period.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 The applicable Service Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will apply if the
customer does not provide a reactivation date at the time the order is
placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access
911 and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will
be temporarily deactivated.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Digital Phone 100—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B5 Conditions
C10 (Continued)
D4 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected
Seasonal Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the
Digital Phone 100 bundle and services will be reactivated and billed at the
applicable rates.
D5 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D6 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Business Essentials
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone Essentials bundle as
said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Business Essentials is a package offering available to Business Customers. The package
includes a flat rate Basic Business Line; a combination of enhanced calling features, certain
designated non-regulated services and price-listed services.
C2 Features and Services
Flat Rate Business Line
Unlimited Local Measured Service
Extended Area Service
Basic Call Forward
One hundred (100) minutes of domestic long-distance service provided by Northwest Fiber,
LLC, usage per month
Three features from the feature package listed in item C4 following
C3 Optional Features Packages'
*69 Call Return
3 Way Calling
Speed Call 8 52
Basic Call Forward
51 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of November 1,
2010.
sz This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Business Essentials (Continued)
B3 GENERAL (Continued)
C4 Business All In Feature Package
These features can be added to the bundle in accordance with the rate listed in Rates
and Charges, item B4.C3.
Caller ID with Name Priority Call
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting Basic Call Forward
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Call Forward Busy
*69 Call Return Call Forward No Answer
Selective Call Rejection Distinctive Ring
3 Way Calling Speed Call 813
Caller ID Blocking Hunting
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the bundled offering. All
other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this Section, Service Charges as specified in the Price
List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the bundle.
C3 Business Essentials bundle is provided at the following rate:
Monthly Rate
Business Essentials $55.99 (I)
Optional Features Package54 10.99 (I)
Business All In Feature Package 11.99 (I)
53 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
54 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of November 1,
2010.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A9 Business Essentials (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in the
applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C4 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS is
included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed separately
from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed separately from and are in addition
to the bundle rate. The call detail for EAS calls will not be displayed on the bill.
C5 All applicable surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and in addition to the
bundle rate.
C6 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service or ISDN
service.
C7 In order to receive the long-distance minutes included in the bundles, customers must select
the Small Business Advantage long-distance plan of Northwest Fiber, LLC, with Northwest
Fiber, LLC, selected as their Primary Interexchange Carrier for both their Intra and
InterLATA services.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 OneVoice
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing OneVoice Service as said exchanges
are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
OneVoice is a bundled offering available to Business customers that subscribe to Single Party
Business Line. The bundle includes the following components: one Basic Flat Rate Access
Line, Custom Calling features and Unlimited Extended Area Service. Customers may select
any or all of the following services and features for a monthly rate charge.
Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
Call Forwarding Busy/No Answer Call Forward
Unlimited Extended Area Service Multi-line Hunting
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting 3 Way Calling
Caller ID
Premium Feature Package
*69 Call Return Selective Call Forward
Call Transfer Selective Call Acceptance
Distinctive Ring Selective Call Rejection
Priority Call Speed Call 30
B4 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in
the applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Unlimited Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber 5t" Revised Sheet 52
Cancels 4tn Revised Sheet 52
BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 OneVoice (Continued)
B4 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C5 Partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle may result in
disconnection of your basic local service.
C6 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring a
Service Charge.
C7 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C8 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in which
services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to the customer.
C9 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, Remote Call Forward
Service, ISDN Service, Centrex, and Foreign Exchange Services.
C10 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month, one, two or three year term basis.
C11 Customers in a term plan will be charged a termination fee for cancelling before the term
is up. The early termination fee is the monthly charge times the remaining months in the
term.
C12 Term plans will auto renew to then-current month-to-month rates and terms unless
notification is received from the customer sixty days in advance.
B5 RATES AND CHARGES
C1 Surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges apply to the
installation of the bundle.
Monthly Rate
Basic Bundle $60.99 (I)
Term Price with a 1, 2 or 3 year commitment $48.99 (I)
Premium Feature Package $18.99 (I)
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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Cancels Original Sheet 53
BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 COMMERCIAL VOICE UNLIMITED 55—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 GENERAL
Commercial Voice Unlimited is a bundled offering available to Business customers that
subscribe to a maximum of twelve Single Party Business Lines per customer location. The
bundle includes the following components: one Basic Flat Rate Access Line, Custom Calling
features and Unlimited Extended Area Service. The bundle also included the Subscriber Line
charge and the Access Recovery Charge that is tariffed in the appropriate FCC tariff.
Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line
Basic Call Forward
Call Forward Busy
Call Forward No Answer
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Caller ID
3 Way Calling
Hunting
B3 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in
the applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Unlimited Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C4 Commercial Voice Unlimited includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle may
result in disconnection of your basic local service.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring a
Service Connection Charge.
ss This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber 4t" Revised Sheet 54
Cancels 311 Revised Sheet 54
BUNDLED SERVICES
A8 COMMERCIAL VOICE UNLIMITED 56—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018 (Continued)
B3 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C6 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C7 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in which
services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to the customer.
C8 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service, Remote
Call Forwarding Service, ISDN Service, Toll Free Service, and Foreign Exchange
Services.
C9 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month, one or two year term basis.
C10 Customers in a term plan will be charged a termination fee for cancelling before the term
is up. The early termination fee is the monthly charge times the remaining months in the
term.
C11 At the end of the one or two year term, customers will be moved to the month to month
pricing.
B4 RATES
C1 Interstate End User Subscriber Line charge and Access Recovery Charges are included
in the bundle. Other applicable surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and
are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges apply to the
installation of individual components of the bundle.
Basic Bundle Monthly Rate
(I)
Month to Month $49.00
(I)
One Year Term $44.00
(I)
Two Year Term $44.00
sb This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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Ziply Fiber 1 It
Revised Sheet 55
Cancels Original Sheet 55
BUNDLED SERVICES
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 57
BUNDLED SERVICES
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 58
BUNDLED SERVICES
(D)
(D)
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BUNDLED SERVICES
(D)
(D)
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 60
BUNDLED SERVICES
(D)
(D)
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 61
BUNDLED SERVICES
(D)
(D)
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 62
BUNDLED SERVICES
All Business Metro Service
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single Party Business flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Business Metro service as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
Cl Business Metro Service is a bundled offering available to Business Customers that
subscribe to a maximum of ten Single Party Business Lines per customer location.
The bundle includes the following components: one Basic Flat Rate Access Line
and Custom Calling features. Customers may select any or all of the following
services and features for a monthly rate charge.
C2 Basic Line Bundle:
Flat Rate Business Line
Unlimited Local Measured Service
Caller ID with Name
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Basic Call Forward
C3 Add-on Feature Pack:
*69 Call Return
3 Way Calling
Speed Call 30
Call Forward Busy/No Answer
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Cancels 311 Revised Sheet 63
BUNDLED SERVICES
A11 Business Metro Service (Continued)
B4 RATES
Cl Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this Section, Service Charges as specified in
Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundle.
C2 Business Metro bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
D1 Business Metro Bundle $55.99 (I)
D2 Add-on Feature Pack 10.99 (I)
B5 CONDITIONS
Cl The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 The bundle is offered on a monthly basis.
C4 Business Metro Service includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle
may result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's Rules
and Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
C5 The customer may add or delete the services or features of the package bundle
without incurring a Service Charge.
C6 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS
is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed
separately from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed separately from
and are in addition to the bundle rate. The call detail for EAS calls will not be
displayed on the bill.
C7 Service Charges apply if the customer switches from a bundle to an unbundled
service.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 64
BUNDLED SERVICES
A11 Business Metro Service (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately for each line from the basic
bundle offering.
C9 All other applicable surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and in
addition to the bundle rate.
C10 Customer must designate Northwest Fiber, LLC, as their primary interexchange
carrierfor both their Intra and InterLATA long distance services and select Business
Metro long-distance plan for each bundle ordered.
C11 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service,
Centrex Service, ISDN Service, Toll Free Service, Remote Call Forward Service
and Foreign Exchange Services.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 65
BUNDLED SERVICES
Al2 UnlimitedlD—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019
B1 Applicability
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 Territory
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the UnlimitedlD service as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 The UnlimitedlD is a bundled offering available to residential customers that
subscribe to flat rate service. The package includes one basic Flat Rate Access
Line and local features.
C2 The Basic Line Bundle includes the following:
One Flat Rate Residential Line
Extended Area Service Calling
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
C3 The following enhanced features may be added to the bundle at the rates listed in
the rate section of this Price List:
Basic Call Forward 3 Way Calling
Call Forward Busy Speed Call 30
Call Forwarding No Answer Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
Caller ID 51 Selective Call Acceptance
Caller ID with Name Call Trace
*69 Call Return
57 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber 2nd Revised Sheet 66
Cancels 1 It
Revised Sheet 66
BUNDLED SERVICES
Al2 UnlimitedlD—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B4 RATES AND CHARGES
C1 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this Section, Nonrecurring Charges as
specified in Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual
components of the bundle.
C2 UnlimitedlD is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
UnlimitedlD $31.99
One Feature 5.99
Two Features 7.99
Three Features 9.99
All Listed Features 14.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering 9.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the
regulated services that are included in the package in accordance with existing
Price List Rules.
C4 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C5 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C6 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C7 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS
is included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed
separately from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed separately from
and are in addition to the bundle rate.
ISSUED: SEPTEMBER 20, 2022 EFFECTIVE: OCTOBER 2, 2022
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BUNDLED SERVICES
Al2 UnlimitedlD—Grandfathered as of May 6, 2019 (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 Periodically, the Company may offer various "save incentives" in the event of a
competitive threat. Such incentives may be limited to specific markets, specific
dates, specific products or specific pricing plans or customers who have received
offers from competing service providers. Term requirements and termination
liabilities may be a condition of the Save Incentive Offer.
C9 New customers of this service who are employees of a business participating n the
Business Partner Discount Program are eligible for a $40 one-time credit. The
Business Partner Program is available to any business that subscribes to Northwest
Fiber business service.
C10 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the UnlimitedlD
Service while they are away, a minimum of one month and up to nine months during
a 12 period.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do not
apply.
D2 The applicable Service Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will apply if the
customer does not provide a reactivation date at the time the order is
placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected
Seasonal Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the
UnlimitedlD bundle and services will be reactivated and billed at the
applicable rates.
D5 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D6 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A13 Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger)
B1 GENERAL
The Digital Phone Unlimited(Challenger)Service is a bundle offering available to residential
customers. The bundle includes one Residential Local Exchange Network Access Line,
Unlimited Extended Area Service and the customer's choice of the features and services
listed below. The feature package is optional and is available for an additional charge.
Basic Bundle
Local Exchange Network Access Line Caller ID with Name
Unlimited Extended Area Service Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Feature Package
Speed Call 30
*69 Call Return Distinctive Ring
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection 3 Way Calling
Basic Call Forward Call Forward Busy/No Answer
Selective Call Forward Priority Call
B2 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 When the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individually Price List rates.
C4 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the services
that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C6 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C7 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 69
BUNDLED SERVICES
A13 Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger) (Continued)
B2 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C9 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C10 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C11 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C12 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C13 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital
Phone Unlimited (Challenger) while they are away, a minimum of one month and
up to nine months for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the suspension.
If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 Customer will be removed from the stay-connected discount after the nine-
month period if no date is given.
D5 The cost of the service includes the Subscriber Line Charge.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
D7 Customer is not eligible for another vacation service in the rolling year that
Stay Connected is used.
D8 The time that the customer is on the"Stay Connected" Seasonal Service will
count for the fulfillment of the contract time.
D9 All other applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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Cancels 4tn Revised Sheet 70
BUNDLED SERVICES
A13 Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger) (Continued)
B3 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes apply and will be billed in addition to the
bundle.
C2 Nonrecurring Service Order Charges as specified in Schedule No.A-5 do not apply.
C3 Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger) bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Unlimited (Challenger) $45.99 (I)
Feature Package $7.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A14 Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger)
B1 GENERAL
The Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) Service is a bundle offering available to
residential customers and includes two flat-rate residential one-party service access lines
and the customer's choice of the features and services listed below. The feature package
is optional and is available for an additional charge.
Basic Bundle
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Caller ID with Name
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Feature Package
Speed Call 30
Call Waiting Distinctive Ring
*69 Call Return 3 Way Calling
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Call Forward Busy/No Answer
Basic Call Forward Priority Call
Selective Call Forward
B2 CONDITIONS
C1 The Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) Service is available where
technically feasible.
C2 The features and services,except those listed as non-regulated or federally tariffed,
are provided subject to the descriptions and regulations as specified elsewhere in
the Price List.
C3 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the services
that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C4 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C5 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C6 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C7 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A14 Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) (Continued)
B2 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C9 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C10 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C11 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C12 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital
Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) while they are away, a minimum of one month
and up to nine months for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 Customer's line will be available for 911 calls only at the time of
suspension.
D4 The time that the customer is on the "Stay Connected" Seasonal Service
will count for the fulfillment of the contract time.
D5 Customer will be removed from the stay-connected discount after the nine-
month period if no date is given.
D6 The cost of the service includes the Subscriber Line Charge.
D7 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D8 Customer is not eligible for another vacation service in the rolling year that
Stay Connected is used.
D9 All other applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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Cancels 4tn Revised Sheet 73
BUNDLED SERVICES
A14 Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) (Continued)
B3 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundle
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Nonrecurring Service Order Charges as specified in Schedule No.A-5 do not apply.
C3 Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Unlimited Plus (Challenger) $48.99 (I)
Feature Package $7.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 74
BUNDLED SERVICES
A17 BUSINESS NATIONWIDE UNLIMITED SERVICE II 58—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from
Central Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing Business Nationwide
Unlimited Service II as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price
List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Business Nationwide Unlimited Service II is a bundled offering available to
Business customers that subscribe to a maximum of twelve Single Party Business
Lines per customer location. The bundle includes the following components: one
Basic Flat Rate Access Line, Custom Calling features and Unlimited Extended Area
Service. Customers may select any or all of the following services and features for
a monthly rate charge.
C2. Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line
Call Forward Busy/No Answer
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Caller ID with Name
Six features from the feature package listed below
C3 Business All In Feature Package
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting *69 Call Return
3 Way Calling Call Transfer
Speed Call 8 59or 30 Caller ID Blocking
Distinctive Ring Basic Call Forward
Multiline Hunt Service Call Forward Busy
Anonymous Call block/Rejection Selective Call Forward
Call Forward No Answer Selective Call Rejection
Priority Call
Selective Call Acceptance
ss This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
s9 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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Ziply Fiber 4t" Revised Sheet 75
Cancels 311 Revised Sheet 75
BUNDLED SERVICES
A17 BUSINESS NATIONWIDE UNLIMITED SERVICE II ' —Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
(Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line charges and other applicable surcharges
and taxes will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in
the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundle.
Monthly Rate
Business Nationwide Unlimited Service II bundle $68.99 (I)
Additional Bundle 62.99 (I)
All In Feature Package 11.99 (I)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Unlimited Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the
customer's monthly telephone bill.
C4 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C5 Business Nationwide Unlimited Service includes basic local service and non-basic
local services. Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge
within the bundle may result in disconnection of your basic local service.
C6 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without
incurring a Service Charge.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 76
BUNDLED SERVICES
A17 BUSINESS NATIONWIDE UNLIMITED SERVICE II 60—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
(Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C8 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in
which services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to
the customer.
C9 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service,
Centrex Service, Remote Call Forward Service, ISDN Service, Toll Free Service,
and Foreign Exchange Services.
C10 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C11 Up to eleven additional bundles can be purchased at a discount rate.
C12 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individual Price Listed monthly rates.
60 This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 77
BUNDLED SERVICES
A18 BUSINESS LOCAL UNLIMITED II 61 —Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from
Central Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing Business Local Unlimited
II as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Business Local Unlimited II is a package offering available to Business customers.
The package includes a flat rate Basic Business Line; a combination of enhanced
calling features, certain designated non-regulated services and price-listed
services.
C2 Basic Bundle:
Flat Rate Business Line
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Two features from the Business All in Feature package listed below
C3 Business All In Feature Package
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting *69 Call Return
3 Way Calling Call Transfer
Speed Call 8 62or 30 Caller ID with Name
Distinctive Ring Caller ID Blocking
Multiline Hunt Service Basic Call Forward
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Call Forward Busy
Call Forward No Answer Selective Call Forward
Priority Call Selective Call Rejection
Selective Call Acceptance
61 This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
62 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A18 BUSINESS LOCAL UNLIMITED II 63—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018 (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 All Interstate End User Subscriber Line charges and other applicable surcharges
and taxes will be billed separately from and are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in
the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundle.
Monthly Rate
Business Local Unlimited II bundle $51.99 (I)
Optional Features Package 11.99 (I)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in
which all services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company
to the customer.
C2 The bundles are offered on a month to month basis.
C3 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS). The call detail for EAS
calls will not be displayed on the bill.
C4 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C5 All applicable surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and in addition to
the bundle rate.
C6 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service,
Centrex Service or ISDN service.
C7 Customers may select any two of the features in the Business All In Feature
Package for no extra charge
C8 Customers purchasing the Business All In Feature Package may select any or all
of the features listed in that package.
C9 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individual Price Listed monthly rates.
This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A19 DIGITAL PHONE ESSENTIALS
B1 GENERAL
The Digital Phone Essentials is a bundle offering available to residential customers that
subscribe to flat rate service. The bundle includes one Basic Flat Rate Residential One-
Party Access Line, a combination of local features and Unlimited Extended Area Service.
Customers can take any combination of features for the same flat rate charge. The feature
package is optional and is available for an additional charge.
Basic Bundle
Basic Flat Rate Access Line Caller ID with Name
Unlimited Extended Area Service Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Feature Package
Call Forward No Answer
3 Way Calling Speed Call 8 14
*69 Call Return Distinctive Ring
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Call Forward Busy
Basic Call Forward Selective Call Rejection
Priority Call
B2 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 When the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individually Price Listed rates.
C4 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the regulated
services that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C6 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
64 This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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A19 DIGITAL PHONE ESSENTIALS (Continued)
132 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C8 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C9 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C10 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C11 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C12 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the
Digital Phone Essentials while they are away, a minimum of one month and up to
nine months in a rolling year for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 Customer will be removed from the stay-connected discount after the nine-
month period if no date is given.
D5 The cost of the service includes the Subscriber Line Charge.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D7 Customer is not eligible for another vacation service in the rolling year that
Stay Connected is used.
D8 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D9 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A19 DIGITAL PHONE ESSENTIALS (Continued)
133 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes apply and will be billed in addition to the
bundle.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Charges as specified in
Price List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Essentials bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Essentials $43.99 (I)
Feature Package $7.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A20 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED
131 GENERAL
The Digital Phone Unlimited Service is a bundle offering available to residential customers.
The bundle includes one Basic Flat Rate Residential One-Party Access Line, Unlimited
Extended Area Service and the customer's choice of the features and services listed below.
The feature package is optional and is available for an additional charge.
Basic Bundle
Basic Flat Rate Access Line Caller ID with Name
Unlimited Extended Area Service Speed Call 8 85
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting *69 Call Return
Feature Package
Call Forward No Answer 3 Way Calling
Distinctive Ring Anonymous Call Block/Rejection
Priority Call Basic Call Forward
Call Forward Busy Selective Call Rejection
B2 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the services
that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C4 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C5 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C6 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month.
bs This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A20 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED (Continued)
132 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C8 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C9 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C10 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas as defined
in the Price List.
C11 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital
Phone Unlimited while they are away, a minimum of one month and up to nine
months in a rolling year for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 Customer will be removed from the stay-connected discount after the nine-
month period if no date is given.
D5 The cost of the service includes the Subscriber Line Charge.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D7 Customer is not eligible for another vacation service in the rolling year that
Stay Connected is used.
D8 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D9 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A20 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED (Continued)
133 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes apply and will be billed in addition to the
bundle.
C2 Nonrecurring Service Order Charges as specified in Schedule No.A-5 do not apply.
C3 Digital Phone Unlimited bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Unlimited $55.99 (I)
Feature Package $7.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 85
BUNDLED SERVICES
A21 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED PLUS
131 GENERAL
The Digital Phone Unlimited Plus Service is a bundle offering available to residential
customers and includes two Flat Rate Residential One-Party Access Lines, Unlimited
Extended Area Service and the customer's choice of the features and services listed below.
The feature package is optional and is available for an additional charge.
Basic Bundle
Two Flat Rate Access Lines Caller ID with Name
Unlimited Extended Area Service Speed Call 8 ss
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting *69 Call Return
Feature Package
Call Forward No Answer 3 Way Calling
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Distinctive Ring
Call Forward Busy Priority Call
Basic Forward Variable Selective Call Rejection
B2 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 When the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individually Price Listed rates.
C4 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the services
that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C6 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A21 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED PLUS (Continued)
132 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C8 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C9 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS)calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C10 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C11 Unlimited Extended Area Service is only available in designated exchange areas
as defined in the Price List.
C12 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital
Phone Unlimited Plus Leader while they are away, a minimum of one month and
up to nine months for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 Customer will be removed from the stay-connected discount after the nine-
month period if no date is given.
D5 The cost of the service includes the Subscriber Line Charge.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D7 Customer is not eligible for another vacation service in the rolling year that
Stay Connected is used.
D8 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D9 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A21 DIGITAL PHONE UNLIMITED PLUS (Continued)
133 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles
offering. All other surcharges and taxes apply and will be billed in addition to the
bundle.
C2 Nonrecurring Service Order Charges as specified in Schedule No.A-5 do not apply.
C3 Digital Phone Unlimited Plus bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Unlimited Plus $58.99 (I)
Feature Package $7.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A22 SIMPLY UNLIMITED SERVICE-LEADER 67—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Business Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Simply Unlimited Service-Leader as
said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Simply Unlimited Service-Leader is a bundled offering available to Business customers that
subscribe to a maximum of twelve Single Party Business Lines per customer location. The
bundle includes the following components: one Basic Flat Rate Access Line, Custom
Calling features and Unlimited Extended Area Service. Customers may select any or all of
the following services and features for a monthly rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Single Party Flat Rate Access Line
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Call Forward Busy
Call Forward No Answer
Caller ID with Name
Eight features from the feature package listed in item C3 following
C3 Business All In Feature Package
These features can be added to the bundle in accordance with the rate listed in Rates and
Charges, item B4.C3.
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting Call Forward Busy
Anonymous Call Block/Rejection Call Forward No Answer
*69 Call Return Distinctive Ring
Selective Call Rejection Speed Call 8 68 or 30
Priority Call 3 Way Calling
Basic Call Forward Caller ID Blocking
Multiline Hunt Service
67 This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
bs This service offering is limited to all existing subscribers at their existing locations as of July 20, 2014.
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A22 SIMPLY UNLIMITED SERVICE-LEADER 69—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
(Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 The Interstate Subscriber Line charge and the Access Recovery charge are included in
the bundle. All other applicable surcharges and taxes will be billed separately from and
are in addition to the bundle rate.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this schedule, Service Charges as specified in Price
List Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the bundle.
C3 Simply Unlimited Service-Leader is provided at the following rate:
Monthly Rate
Simply Unlimited Service-Leader(1-3 lines) $64.99 (I)
Additional Bundle (4-12 lines) 49.99 (I)
Business All In Feature Package 11.99 (I)
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in the
applicable schedules of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Unlimited Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C4 Simply Unlimited Service-Leader includes basic local service and non-basic local services.
Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle may
result in disconnection of your basic local service.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring a
Service Charge.
C6 The bundle rate will appear as a single line item on the customer's bill.
C7 The bundle is available only to customers who are served from a central office in which
services in the bundle are offered and can be provided by the Company to the customer.
69 This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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Idaho Price List Section 15
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BUNDLED SERVICES
A22 SIMPLY UNLIMITED SERVICE-LEADER 70—Grandfathered as of January 20, 2018
(Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 The bundle cannot be used in association with a Residential Line, PBX Service, ISDN
Service, Toll Free Service, Remote Call Forward Service and Foreign Exchange Services.
C9 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basic.
C10 Bundles four through twelve are given an additional discount.
70 This service offering is limited to existing subscribers.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (DCS)
Al GENERAL
Digital Channel Service allows a customer to originate and terminate switched network calls over a
high capacity digital facility between a Telephone Company serving wire center and a customer
premises location. The service transmits and receives digital signals between the serving wire
center and digital switching equipment located at the customer's premises. The service enables
customers to channelize up to 24 voice grade DSOs on a single transport facility.
Digital Channel Service is a local exchange service. It is comprised of two components; a digital
port in the serving wire center and a digital transport facility between the serving wire center and
the customer's premises. Digital Channel Service may be entirely Direct Inward Dialing, Direct
Outward Dialing or two-way.
Digital Channel Service is not an access service. The subscriber will need to subscribe to a Primary
Interexchange Carrier or use 1OXXX dialing to complete calls that require interexchange carrier
transport.
A2 TYPES OF DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE
131 Direct Inward Dialing Only
One-way digital transport facility that allows for an outside caller to call an internal extension
without having to pass through an operator or attendant. Direct Inward Dialing is furnished
in accordance with the Direct Inward Dialing Section of the Price List.
B2 Direct Outward Dialing Only
One-way digital transport facility that allows for an internal caller to dial directly from an
extension without having to go through an operator or attendant.
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Idaho Price List Section 16
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DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (DCS)
A2 TYPES OF DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (continued)
B3 Two-Way
Two-way digital transport facility that allows for both incoming and outgoing calls without
the aid of an operator or attendant. Direct Inward Dialing is furnished in accordance with
the Direct Inward Dialing Section of the Price List.
A3 TERMS AND CONDITIONS
131 Availability of Service
Digital Channel Service is subject to the availability of facilities and is only offered where
technically feasible.
B2 Use of Service
Digital Channel Service is provisioned for voice grade service. Digital Channel Service may
not be suitable for the transmission of data.
B3 Service Provision Location
Digital Channel Service may be provided from the subscriber's normal central office orfrom
a foreign central office, subject to the availability of facilities.
B4 Service from a Foreign Central Office
DS1 (1.544 Megabit/Sec) channel mileage applies when Digital Channel Service is
provided from a foreign Central Office.
B5 Central Office Designation Change
A subscriber requested change in the central office designation used to provide Digital
Channel Service will be considered to be a disconnection of existing service and a
connection of new service.
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Idaho Price List Section 16
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (DCS)
A3 TERMS AND CONDITIONS (continued)
B6 Minimum Block of Subscriber Numbers
Digital Channel Service will be provided in increments of digital transport facilities. One or
more digital transport facilities must be subscribed to whether or not all 24 lines are to be
used within any one digital transport facility.
B7 Unused DID Numbers
The customer must arrange its switching equipment to provide for the interception of
assigned but unused Direct Inward Dial numbers.
B8 Optional 3 Year Plan
An optional 3 year plan is available. If the customer subscribes to this plan then reduced
monthly charges apply. Non-recurring charges are the same with or without the 3 year plan.
B9 Minimum Subscriber Period
The minimum subscriber service period for digital ports and for digital transport facilities is
one month. In the case of termination of the subscriber's service, the charge for Digital
Channel Service is to the date of termination of the subscriber's service, but the minimum
charge is the established rate for one month and if the three year plan is selected then the
balance of charges for the remainder of the 3 year period apply.
B10 Temporary Suspension of Service
Temporary suspension of service is available for all digital transport facilities and only if all
digital transport facilities are suspended.
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Idaho Price List Section 16
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
DIGITAL CHANNEL SERVICE (DCS)
A4 RATES AND CHARGES
Nonrecurring and monthly rates apply to Digital Channel Service as outlined below:
Discounted
Monthly
Charge
Monthly With
Digital Channel Service Non-recurring Charge" Charge 3 Year Plan
Port $175.00 $525.00 $490.00
Digital Transport Facility $745.00 $185.00 $170.00
DS1 Channel Mileage (1.544 Megabit/Sec)
Fixed See Ziply Fiber of Idaho, See Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC.
Per Mile LLC. Access Service Price List
Access Service Price List Section 20.2.9
Section 20.2.9
Direct Inward Dialing Numbers See See
Schedule No. A-1 Schedule No. A-1
" Service Charges outlined in SECTION 9 also apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
GENERAL
This Price List applies to local exchange telephone service customers. Exchanges served by the Company
have two types of Optional Calling Plans; Local Calling Plans (LCPs) and Regional Local Calling Plans
(RLCPs). Under these optional calling plans customers may choose from one of the two types of service
listed below:
1) Premium Flat Rate Service.
2) Measured Rate Service.
REGULATIONS
LCPs / RLCPs are available to Residence One-Party (including Budget Measured and Seasonal Service),
Residence Key line, Residence Multi-Line, Business One-Party (including Budget Measured Service),
Business Key Lines and PBX Trunks, Business Multi-Line, Centrex, and Public Access Line customers.
The Premium Flat Rate Service option provides unlimited toll-free calling to specified exchanges for a fixed
monthly rate.
The Measured Rate Service option provides unlimited calling to specified exchanges for a monthly recurring
charge plus a measured usage rate per minute.
Customers who refrain from selecting either the Premium Flat Rate Service option or the Measured
Rate Service option will by default have their calls on these routes billed at long distance toll rates.
The Premium Flat Rate Service option is limited to voice calling only. Data transmission, including
accessing the Internet with a dial up number, or any other activity that would be inconsistent with
normal voice applications is prohibited. Customers' use will be determined by Northwest Fiber
based on average minutes of use of the plan by representative customers served by Northwest Fiber
who subscribe to the plan. If a customer has substantially more than average customer use.
Northwest Fiber will provide the customer a minimum of 5 days notice that acceptable usage has
been exceeded. Thereafter, Northwest Fiber will remove the customer from the optional plan
and begin charging applicable normal long distance rates.
Customers who have Budget Measured Service for local service must select the Measured Service option
for any and all optional calling plans selected, either the Local Calling Plan (LCP),the Regional Local Calling
Plan (RLCP) or both, subject to availability. Likewise, customers who have Flat Rate local service must
select the Premium Flat Rate option for any and all optional calling plans selected, either the Local Calling
Plan (LCP), the Regional Local Calling Plan (RLCP) or both, subject to availability.
Customers in certain Originating Exchanges may select either the Local Calling Plan (LCP) option, a
Regional Local Calling Plan (RLCP) option or both the Local Calling Plan (LCP) option and the Regional
Local Calling Plan (RLCP) option, subject to availability. Customers who select more than one option will
pay the sum of each of the individual plans charges per month.
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OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
REGULATIONS (continued)
A customer may subscribe to a LCP/RLCP or change LCPs/RLCPs without paying a service charge,
provided the subscription or change in plans occurs within six months (180 days) of the date a LCP/RLCP
is initially furnished to the customer, or when the customer is making an initial request for service from the
Company. Appropriate non-recurring service charges will apply thereafter as specified in Schedule No. A-
5 of this Price List.
The Measured Service option provides for calling to specified exchanges where each call is measured on a
per-minute of use basis only. The Usage Rate per Minute of Use is not affected by time-of-day, day-of-
week, or distance called.
Premium Flat Rate Service and Measured Rate Service calls made to specified exchanges should be dialed
by the customer on a direct dialed, seven-digit basis without the assistance of a Telephone Company
operator. Any calls placed to such exchanges through a Telephone Company operator will be subject to all
specialized operator assistance charges specified in the Telephone Company's applicable Price Lists.
Premium Flat Rate or Measured Rate Services will not be offered in connection with WATS, Foreign
Exchange Service, Feature Group A, or Party-Line Services.
Hotel/motel customers may subscribe to a LCP/RLCP. All charges for the service, including charges for
any messages, shall be billed to the hotel/motel which shall be responsible for any prorating and billing of
the charges to the guests.
For the purpose of determining usage charges for Measured Rate Service, the following applies:
Al A charge per minute or fraction thereof, applies for duration of call. Monthly billing is based on
cumulative minutes of usage with the total fraction rounded to the next higher minute.
A2 Chargeable time for all calls begins when connection is established between the calling line and the
called line or branch exchange, and ends when the calling line "hangs up", thereby releasing the
network connection. If the called line"hangs up", but the calling line does not, chargeable time ends
when the network connection is released either by automatic timing equipment in the telephone
network or by the Telephone Company operator.
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
REGULATIONS (continued)
The Terminating Exchange Calling Plan Area for each Originating Exchange is listed by calling plan
chosen, either the LCP plan area, a RLCP plan area or, where offered, a combination of plan areas.
TERMINATING EXCHANGES BY CALLING PLAN
Originating Local Calling Regional Local Calling Plan Area
Exchange Plan Area (LCP) (RLCP)
Aberdeen N/A American Falls Pocatello
Bancroft Preston
Blackfoot Rexburg
Downey Rigby
Grace Ririe
Idaho Falls Roberts
Lava Hot Springs Shelley
McCammon Soda Springs
Montpelier
Carey N/A Hailey
Ketchum/Sun Valley
Cascade N/A N/A
Donnelly N/A N/A
Elk City Grangeville N/A
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
REGULATIONS
The Terminating Exchange Calling Plan Area for each Originating Exchange is listed by calling plan
chosen, either the LCP plan area, a RCP plan area or, where offered, a combination of plan areas.
TERMINATING EXCHANGES BY CALLING PLAN
Originating Local Calling Regional Local Calling Plan Area
Exchange Plan Area (RLCP)
(LCP)
Fairfield N/A Bliss Jerome
Buhl Kimberly
Castleford Murtaugh
Dietrich Shoshone
Eden-Hazleton Twin Falls
Gooding Wendell
Hagerman
Garden Valley N/A Boise Melba
Caldwell Meridian
Emmett Middleton
Idaho City Nampa
Kuna Star
Lowman
Homedale N/A Boise Middleton
Caldwell Nampa
Emmett New Plymouth
Idaho City Payette
Kuna Star
Melba Weiser
Meridian
Horseshoe Bend N/A Boise Melba
Caldwell Meridian
Emmett Middleton
Idaho City Nampa
Kuna Star
Lowman
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
REGULATIONS
The Terminating Exchange Calling Plan Area for each Originating Exchange is listed by calling plan
chosen, either the LCP plan area, a RCP plan area or, where offered, a combination of plan areas.
TERMINATING EXCHANGES BY CALLING PLAN
Originating Local Calling Regional Local Calling Plan Area
Exchange Plan Area (LCP) (RLCP)
Marsing N/A Boise Middleton
Caldwell* Nampa
Emmett New Plymouth
Idaho City Payette
Kuna Star
Melba Weiser
Meridian
*already included in EAS calling scope
McCall N/A N/A
New Meadows Council N/A
Parma N/A Boise Middleton
Caldwell Nampa
Emmett New Plymouth
Idaho City Payette
Kuna Star
Melba Weiser
Meridian
Riggins Council N/A
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
REGULATIONS
The Terminating Exchange Calling Plan Area for each Originating Exchange is listed by calling plan
chosen, either the LCP plan area, a RCP plan area or, where offered, a combination of plan areas.
TERMINATING EXCHANGES BY CALLING PLAN
Originating Local Calling Regional Local Calling Plan Area (RLCP)
Exchange Plan Area (LCP)
Springfield N/A American Falls Pocatello
Bancroft Preston
Blackfoot* Rexburg
Downey Rigby
Grace Ririe
Idaho Falls Roberts
Lava Hot Springs Shelley
McCammon Soda Springs
Montpelier
*already included in EAS calling scope
Sweet N/A Boise Melba
Caldwell Meridian
Emmett* Middleton
Idaho City Nampa
Kuna Star
Lowman
*already included in EAS calling scope
White Bird N/A N/A
Wilder N/A Boise Middleton
Caldwell Nampa
Emmett New Plymouth
Idaho City Payette
Kuna Star
Melba Weiser
Meridian
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
RATES
Application of Rates
The rates shown herein, in addition to applicable local Network Access Line Service charges in Schedule
No. A-1 of this Price List, entitle the customer to seven-digit dialed calling on an optional basis. In certain
originating exchanges customers may choose a combination of LCP and RLCP options. Customers who
select more than one option must pay the sum of each of the individual option charges per month.
Rate Schedules
LOCAL CALLING PLANS
Routes: All Originating Exchanges
PREMIUM FLAT
CLASS OF SERVICE RATE OPTION MEASURED SERVICE OPTION
Monthly Billing Monthly Billing Usage Rate P
Rate Code Rate Code Minute of Use
Residence One Party* $1.20 $.60 $.05
Residence Key Line
(per line) 1.20
Residence Multi-Line
(per line) 1.20
Business One Party/Centrex* 1.80 .90 .05
Business Key Line/Centrex
(per line) 1.80
Business PBX Trunk
(per trunk) 1.80
Business Multi-Line
(per line) 1.80
Business Public Access Line
(per line)* 1.80 .90 .05
*Measured service option only applies to One Party line.
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
RATES (Continued)
Rate Schedules (Continued)
REGIONAL LOCAL CALLING PLANS -Charges are Per Plan Selected.
Routes: All Originating Exchanges
PREMIUM FLAT
CLASS OF SERVICE RATE OPTION MEASURED SERVICE OPTION
Monthly Billing Monthly Billing Usage Rate
Rate Code Rate Code Minute of U
Residence One Party* $8.10 $4.05 $.05
Residence Key Line
(per line) 8.10
Residence Multi-Line
(per line) 8.10
Business One Party/Centrex* 12.15 6.20 .05
Business Key Line/Centrex
(per line) 12.15
Business PBX Trunk
(per trunk) 12.15
Business Multi-Line
(per line) 12.15
Business Public Access Line
(per line)* 12.15 6.20 .05
*Measured service option only applies to One Party line.
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Idaho Price List Section 17
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 9
OPTIONAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL CALLING PLANS
RATES (Continued)
Detail Message Billing
The monthly rates for Premium Flat Rate and Measured Service Plans do not include the provision of
monthly billing detail. When billing detail is furnished, the following charge will apply. Appropriate non-
recurring charges as shown in Schedule No. A-5 of this Price List also apply if detail message billing is
requested beyond six months(180 days)after the date LCPs/RLCPs are initially offered, or after a customer
first requests telephone service from Ziply Fiber. The billing detail includes date of call, called telephone
number, answer time, and length of call. The customer must request a detailed bill at least 30 days in
advance of the period for which detail is desired. This service is not provided for the Premium Flat Rate
Option.
Detailed Message Billing
Per Customer, per month $1.75
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Idaho Price List Section 18
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
OPERATOR SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
General 2
Rates 3
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Idaho Price List Section 18
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
OPERATOR SERVICES
GENERAL
Operator Services is furnished to customers upon their request to assist in the completion of calls where
facilities and operating conditions permit. The following services are offered:
Al Operator Assisted Station to Station
A service whereby the caller places a non-Person to Person call with the assistance of an operator
(live or automated).
A2 Collect
A billing arrangement by which the charges for a call may be billed to the called party, provided the
called party agrees to accept the charges.
A3 Operator Assisted Person to Person
An operator assisted call in which the person originating the call specifies a particular person to be
reached, or a particular station, room number, department, or office to be reached. The calling party
is responsible for identifying the party at the called station.
A4 Operator Assisted Time and Charges
A service requested of the operator before a call begins.After completion of the call,the operator calls
back and specifies the length of the call (in minutes) and the charge for the call.
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Idaho Price List Section 18
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
OPERATOR SERVICES
GENERAL (Continued)
A5 Operator Assisted - Corrections
Applicable to each outgoing message where the person originating the call is calling from a
correctional facility using special restricted correction service. The restricted correction service only
provides corrections collect calls via an automated operator.
A6 Billed to Third Number
Operator assisted telephone call that can be billed to the party other than the calling and called party.
The operator calls the third number for the party to accept the charges before the call can proceed.
RATES
Al Service Charges are assessed on a per call basis as specified below:
Per Call
Operator Assisted Station to Station $3.50
Collect $3.50
Operator Assisted Person to Person $4.90
Operator Time and Charges $2.00
Operator Assisted - Corrections $3.50
Billed to Third Number $3.50
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Adjustment of Charges 11
Advance Payments and Deposits 9
Application for Service 3
Customer Responsibility 6
Determination of Airline Mileage 24
Establishing and Furnishing Service 3
Hearing or Speech Impaired Persons Discount 21
Interest on Deposits 9
Liability 14
Limited Communication 5
Lost or Damaged Equipment 12
Maintenance and Repair 12
Obligation to Furnish Service 5
Payment of Bills 7
Priority of Services 14
Regulations 13
Resale of Service 5
Scope 13
Special Services 13
Special Taxes, Fees, Charges 13
Standard Service Offerings 18
Termination of Service- Company Initiated 6
Timing of Calls 20
Transfer of Service Between Customers 5
Two-Point Message Telecommunications Service 18
Use 16
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service
These sections are added to those pertaining to specific service items in other sections.
131 Application for Service
C1 Applications for establishment of telephone service may be made to the company
orally or in writing. These applications become contract upon approval or
establishment of service and shall be subject at all times to the lawful rates,charges
and regulation of the Company.
C2 Requests from customers for additional service may be made orally or in writing
and, upon approval or installation of the service, become a part of the original
contract, except that each such additional item is subject to the appropriate rate,
charges and initial contract period, if any.
C3 Any changes in rates, charges or regulations will act as a modification of all
contracts to that extent without further notice.
C4 Refusal
D1 The company reserves the right to refuse an application for service made
by a present or former customer who is indebted to the Company for
telephone service previously furnished, until the indebtedness is satisfied.
D2 Service will be denied and/or disconnected when it reasonably appears to
the Telephone Company that a customer has employed subterfuge to
obtain service. Subterfuge shall include, but shall not be limited to the
establishment of service by an applicant or a responsible party, who is
acting alone or with others, to establish telephone service which materially
benefits a person or entity who has previously failed to pay an amount due
for similar utility service. Service disconnected as a direct result of
subterfuge will be reinstated only upon payment of sums due to Company,
in addition to charges applicable for restoral or obtaining new service, as
appropriate.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
131 Application for Service (continued)
C5 Cancellation
If a service with a 1 month minimum contract period, or with no minimum contract
period specified, is canceled before establishment of service is completed and the
cancellation is not caused by the company, a charge equal to the costs incurred by
the Company not to exceed the minimum installation charge specified, is applied if
all or a portion of the equipment or facilities has been installed.
C6 Message Telecommunications Services (MTS) applies to all MTS calls made
between two or more rate centers within the same LATA in this state. The rate
centers are specific geographic locations from which airline mileage measurements
are determined.
C7 MTS provides telecommunication beyond the local calling area. MTS charges
cover the service furnished between the calling and called stations.
C8 MTS is available to and from customers of a Miscellaneous Common Carrier with
arrangement for the interchange of telephone traffic. This service is furnished
through interconnecting equipment and local connecting facilities provided by the
Company.
C9 The rates between the applicable rate center and the rate center of the
Miscellaneous Common Carrier are the rates set forth in this document for two-
point service. The rate center of the Miscellaneous Common Carrier is the rate
center of the Company's serving exchange. An additional charge, which the
Miscellaneous Common Carrier bills to and collects from its customer, is applicable
to the remainder of the haul as set forth in the Miscellaneous Common Carrier's
Tariff.
C10 The telecommunications network is designed maintained and operated to originate
and terminate calls between station lines furnished by the Company. However,
connections of facilities, equipment and/or communications systems provided by
others may be made to the telecommunication network. The Company is not
responsible for the through transmission of signals or quality of transmissions on
such connections. When such connections are made at premises where the
customer doesn't originate or terminate calls, the Company may require exchange
service to be provided from a central office(s) different from the central office(s)
designed by the Company to serve that premises.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B2 Transfer of Service Between Customers
An applicant may supersede the service of a customer where an arrangement acceptable
to the Company is made by the customer and the applicant to pay all outstanding charges
against service.
B3 Obligation to Furnish Service
C1 The Company's obligation to furnish service or to continue to furnish service is
dependent on its ability to obtain, retain, and maintain suitable rights and facilities,
without unreasonable expense, and to provide for the installation of those facilities
required incident to the furnishing and maintenance of that service.
C2 Such connections are also subject to the availability of required facilities.
C3 When such connections are requested and facilities to provide the required
connections at the CO normally designated to serve the premises are inadequate,
facilities may be furnished from another CO to provide the requested
interconnection. Under such circumstances, additional monthly rates and
installation charges will apply.
B4 Limited Communication
The Company reserves the right to limit use of communication service when emergency
conditions cause a shortage of facilities.
B5 Resale of Services
Resale/Sharing of service is allowed pursuant to the terms in this document.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B6 Termination of Service- Company Initiated
C1 Reasons for Termination
The Company may terminate service, with written notice, due to:
D1 Nonpayment of any sum due to the Company or due to a violation of any
of the conditions governing the furnishing of service.
D2 Abandonment
In the event of the abandonment of the service.
D3 Violation of Company Regulation
Any other violation of the regulations of the company. The Company may,
without notice, either suspend service or terminate the service without
suspension.
D4 Subterfuge
See Refusal in A1.B1.C4.D2
B7 Customer Responsibility
C1 The customer is responsible for payment of all charges for facilities and services
furnished the customer, including charges for services originated, or charges
accepted, at such facility.
C2 The calling party shall establish his/her identity in the course of any communication
as often as may be necessary.
C3 The calling party shall be solely responsible for establishing the identity of the
person or persons with whom connection is made at the called station or stations.
C4 Where mobile radio telephone stations are involved,the party in the vehicle placing
or receiving a call shall inform the mobile service operator upon request as to the
State in which the vehicle is located at the time of placing or receiving the call.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B8 Payment of Bills
C1 Charges for toll messages are due monthly, on receipt of the bill, except that the
Company reserves the right to require payment of such charges at more frequent
intervals.
C2 In the event a customer is indebted to the Company for charges and services
previously rendered, or for service under one or more numbers at the same
location, and the customer does not pay the charges or satisfy such indebtedness,
the Company may charge and bill such indebtedness for a business account
against the customer's business service.
C3 In the event that payment from a customer is less than the total amount of all
charges owing to the Company and the customer does not specifically designate
the manner in which he wishes to apply said payment, then the Company will apply
the payment to each entity based on the ratio of the entity balance to the total
account balance.
C4 Payment of bills for telephone service may be made by check, money order or cash.
Payment by check which is not honored or paid by the payor bank will be
considered as nonpayment. All charges for exchange and toll service are payable
only in lawful money of the United States.
C5 Customers have the following options as to the method of paying bills for
telephone service:
At any Company payment depository location.
At the office of any authorized payment agent of the company.
By U.S. Mail, by check or money order only.
Through an agent of the customer.
C6 Payments received by the Company on or before the due and payable date on the
customer's bill will be considered timely, provided the following billing information
is remitted with payment:
Customer's name
Customer's telephone number- customer's customer code
Customer's account type
Amount of payment
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B8 Payment of Bills (continued)
C7 Payments received by the Company after the due payable date on the customer's
bill, but at least one day before the termination date on the suspension notice, may
result in discontinuance of the customer's service unless the following billing
information is remitted with payment:
All of the items in 6., and
The final payment date before discontinuance for nonpayment
C8 The Company will not be responsible if a customer's telephone service is
discontinued after payment has been remitted, unless the payment is timely as set
forth in 6. or, if the payment is not timely, the requirements of 7. have not been met.
C9 In the event that it becomes necessary for services to be discontinued to a customer
for nonpayment, a written notice of at least seven calendar days (measured from
the day following the date of mailing) will be given advising the customer of the
amount due and the date by which the same must be paid. If the customer fails to
pay or make suitable arrangement for payment by said date, the Company may
suspend the service or discontinue the service.
C10 Delinquency in payment for service to a previous occupant of the premise to be
served, or unpaid charges for service or facilities not ordered by the present
customer or applicant may not in and of itself be considered as sufficient cause for
refusal of service to the present customer or applicant.
C11 The company may refuse to furnish service at the same or other premises for use
of a delinquent customer, when such service has been obtained by subterfuge or
where the delinquent customer's spouse applies to obtain service in her or her own
name while the delinquent customer and the spouse continue to live together.
Subterfuge includes, but is not restricted to, an application for service at a given
location in the same name of another party by an applicant whose account is
delinquent and who resides at that location.
C12 The Company may refuse to provide service or, where service is presently
provided, may discontinue service for failure of an applicant or customer to comply
with these regulations, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's rules, municipal
ordinances, or any law pertaining to telephone service.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
139 Advance Payments and Deposits
C1 Advance Payments
D1 In accordance with the Company's practice of requiring that all regularly
recurring charges for services, equipment and facilities be paid monthly in
advance, an applicant for telephone service, equipment or facilities, may
be required to pay in advance at the time of application for such is made,
the installation charges and/or service and equipment charges applicable,
together with at least 1 month's charges for the services, equipment and
facilities applied for, and where necessary, in the opinion of the company,
the estimated amount of construction charges. An applicant to buy facilities
or equipment may be required to pay the sales price in advance, at the time
of application, if in the opinion of the company such is necessary to satisfy
reasonable credit standards.
D2 The amount of the advance payment will be credited to the customer's
account and applied to any indebtedness under the contract for services,
equipment and facilities furnished, for party applicable rates and charges,
and for toll messages.
C2 Deposits
D1 The Company adopts by reference "The Telephone Customer Relations
Rules," codified at Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01,
Customer Relations Rules by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and all
amendments to those rules which may be hereafter adopted by the Idaho
Public Utilities Commission.
D2 When the Company deems it necessary, in protecting its earned revenues,
an applicant for service or a present customer may be required to make
and keep intact a deposit in such amount as may be required from time to
time by the Company as a guarantee of payment of charges for services.
The fact that a deposit has been made shall in no way relieve the applicant
or customer from complying with the regulations of the Company as to
advance payments and the prompt payment of bills on presentation, nor
constitute a waiver or modification of the regular practices of the Company
providing for the discontinuance of service for nonpayment of any sums
due the Company for services rendered.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 9
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B9 Advance Payments and Deposits (continued)
C2 Deposits (continued)
D3 Copies of these Rules and Regulations are on file and available for public
inspection.
D4 Residential Service
E1 The deposit will be returned to the customer in 12 months or less
if the account of the customer has not been subject to temporary
denial of service for nonpayment.
E2 The deposit may be monitored for as long as the deposit is required
and may be increased when toll usage in a one-month period
exceeds by $50.00 or more the portion of the customer's deposit
covering one-month toll usage. This portion equals one-half the
deposit less the customer's nontoll monthly obligation. The
Company may discontinue or refuse service to a customer for
failure or refusal to pay an additional deposit, which may be
required.
D5 Non-Residential Service
A deposit will be returned to the customer within 12 months after the
customer has established good credit.
D6 Interest will be payable on all deposits at the rate determined by
the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act 31.41.01 Rules 100 through 199,
Residential and Small Business Deposit
D7 Interest will accrue from date of the deposit until the date of refund or
application to the customer's telephone bill.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 10
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B10 Adjustments of Charges
C1 Interruptions
D1 For the purposes of applying this provision, the word interruption shall
mean the inability to complete calls either incoming or outgoing or both.
Interruption does not include and no credit allowance shall be given for
service difficulties such as slow dial tone, busy circuits or other network
and/or switching capacity shortages.
D2 The credit allowance will not apply where service is interrupted by the
negligence or willful act of the customer or the failure of facilities provided
by the customer, or where the Company, pursuant to the term of this
document, suspends or terminates service because of unlawful or improper
use of the facilities or service, or any other reasons covered by this
document.
D3 No credit allowance shall be made for interruptions due to electric power
failure where, by the provisions of this document, the customer is
responsible for providing electric power.
D4 When service is interrupted for a period of at least 24 hours after notice by
the customer to the Company, a credit allowance equal to 1/30 of the
monthly rate for all services and facilities furnished by the company
rendered useless shall apply for each 24 hours, or major fraction thereof,
during which the interruption continues after notice to the company. Credit
allowances in any billing period shall not exceed the total charges for that
period for the service and facilities, which were rendered useless.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 11
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
1311 Maintenance and Repair
C1 All ordinary expense of maintenance and repair in connection with service provided
by the Company is borne by the Company unless otherwise specified.
C2 Service and equipment charges do not apply to repair services.
C3 Except as otherwise specified, equipment and or wiring to the Network Interface
furnished by the company on customer's premises shall be and remain the property
of and must be installed, relocated and maintained by the Company. Company
agents and employees shall have the right to enter the premises at any reasonable
hour for the purpose of installing, inspecting or repairing the facilities, or for the
purpose of disconnecting service.
C4 Unless otherwise specified, customers may not rearrange, disconnect, remove,
attempt to repair, or permit others to rearrange, disconnect, remove or attempt to
repair any equipment or wiring owned by the Company except upon the consent of
the Company.
B12 Lost or Damaged Equipment
C1 In case of damage to, or destruction of any of the Company's instruments or
accessories due to the negligence or willful act of the customer and not due to
ordinary wear and tear, the customer will be held responsible for the cost of
restoring the equipment to its original condition, or of replacing the equipment
destroyed.
C2 The customer is required to reimburse the Company for loss, through theft, of
equipment or apparatus furnished to him.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 12
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
GENERAL
Al Establishing and Furnishing Service (continued)
B13 Special Taxes, Fees, Charges
Insofar as practicable, any sales, use, privilege, excise, franchise or occupation tax, costs
of furnishing service without charge or similar taxes or impositions now or hereafter levied
by the Federal, State, or Local government or any political subdivision or taxing authority
thereof may be billed by the Company to its exchange customers on a pro rata basis in the
areas wherein such taxes, impositions or other charges shall be levied against the
Company.
B14 Special Services
C1 Where service arrangements are requested which are not provided for in this Price
List, monthly rates and one-time charges such as installation and nonrecurring
service and equipment charges will apply based on the circumstances in each
case.
C2 For the purpose of encouraging customers to try different telecommunication
services, the Company may, with respect to any of its services or products in this
Price List, offer a temporary waiver or partial waiver of any nonrecurring, usage or
monthly rate. The Company may also offer incentives, benefits or gifts to
customers to encourage the purchase or retention of any such service or product.
All such offers are subject to facility availability. Customers will be notified of the
availability and duration of such offers, however, such offers will not constitute price
changes. The Company will notify the Commission of any proposed promotional
campaigns.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 13
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
REGULATIONS
Al Scope
131 MTS is that of furnishing facilities for telecommunication between station lines in different
local service areas of the same LATA in accordance with the regulations and system of
charges specified.
B2 The Company does not undertake to transmit messages but furnishes the use of its facilities
to its customers for communications.
133 Service is furnished subject to the availability of the service components required. The
Company will (1) determine which of those components shall be used and (2) make
modifications to those components at its option.
A2 Priority of Services
131 The installation and restoration of service shall be in accordance with the rules for
Telecommunications Service Priority(TSP) as set forth in the Access Service Price List.
B2 Subject to compliance with the above-mentioned rules, when a shortage of facilities exists
either for temporary or protracted period, MTS will be established before all other services.
However, the duration of MTS calls will be limited when facility shortages are caused by
emergency condition.
A3 Liability
B1 In view of the fact that the customer has exclusive control of his communications over the
facilities furnished him by the Company, and of the other uses for which facilities may be
furnished him by the Company, and because of unavoidability of errors incident to the
services and to the use of such facilities of the company,the services and facilities furnished
by the Company are subject to the terms, conditions and limitation specified in B2., B3.,
and B4., following.
B2 The liability of the Company for damages arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruptions,
delays, errors or defects in transmission, or failures or defects in facilities furnished by the
Company, occurring in the course of furnishing service or other facilities and caused by the
negligence of the customer, or of the Company in failing to maintain proper standards of
maintenance and operation and to exercise reasonable supervision, shall in no event
exceed an amount equivalent to the proportionate charge to the customer for the period of
service during which such mistake, omission, interruption, delay, or error or defect in
transmission, or failure or defect in facilities occurs.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 14
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
REGULATIONS
A3 Liability (continued)
133 The customer indemnifies and saves the Company harmless against claims for libel,
slander, or infringement of copyright from the material transmitted over its facilities; against
claims for infringement of patents arising from combining with, or using in connection with,
facilities of the company, apparatus and systems of the customer and against all other
claims arising out of any act or omission of the customer in connection with facilities
provided by the Company.
B4 When the lines of other telephone companies or of Intercity Carriers are used in establishing
connections to points not reached by the Company's lines, the Company is not liable for
any act or omission of the other company or carrier.
B5 The Company shall not be liable for any defacement of,or damage to, customer's premises
resulting from the existence of the Company's instruments, apparatus, or wiring, on such
premises, or caused by the installation or removal, when such defacement or damage is
not the result of the negligence of the Company.
B6 The Company does not guarantee nor make any warranty with respect to equipment
provided by it for use in an explosive atmosphere. The customer shall indemnify and hold
the Company harmless from any and all loss, claims, demands, suits, or other action, or
any liability whatsoever, whether suffered, made, instituted or asserted by customer or by
any other party or person, for any personal injury to or death of any person or persons, and
for any loss, damage or destruction of any property, whether owned by the customer or
others, caused or claimed to have been caused directly or indirectly by the installation,
operation, failure to operate, maintenance, removal, presence, condition, location or use of
said equipment so provided.
C1 The Company may require each customer to sign an agreement for the furnishing
of such equipment as a condition precedent to the furnishing of such equipment.
C2 The Company shall furnish, install and maintain sealed conduit with explosion proof
fittings between this equipment and points outside the hazardous area where
connection may be made with regular facilities of the company. The customer may
be required to install and maintain this equipment within the hazardous area if, in
the opinion of the Company, injury or damage to Company employees or property
might result from installation or maintenance by the Company.
B7 The included Price List language does not constitute a determination by the Commission
that a limitation of liability imposed by the Company should be upheld in a court of law.
Acceptance for filing by the Commission recognizes that it is a court's responsibility to
adjudicate negligence and consequential damage claims. It is also the court's responsibility
to determine the validity of the exculpatory clause.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 15
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
REGULATIONS
A4 Use
131 Use of Service
Service is provided for use by the customer and may be used by others,when so authorized
by the customer, providing that such use shall be subject to the provisions as stated herein.
132 Abuse and Fraudulent Use
The service is furnished subject to the condition that there will be no abuse or fraudulent
use of the service. Abuse or fraudulent use of service includes:
C1 The use of service or facilities of the Company to transmit a message or to locate
a person or otherwise to give or obtain information, without payment of the charge
applicable for service;
C2 The obtaining, or attempting to obtain, or assisting another to obtain or to attempt
to obtain MTS by rearranging, tampering with, or making connection with any
facilities of the Company, or by any trick, scheme, false representation or false
credit device, or by or through any other fraudulent means or device whatsoever,
with intent to avoid payment, in whole or part, of the regular charges for such
service;
C3 The use of service or facilities of the company for a call or calls, anonymous or
otherwise, if in a manner reasonably to be expected to frighten, abuse, torment or
harass another;
C4 The use of profane or obscene language;
C5 The use of the service in such a manner as to interfere unreasonably with the use
of the service by one or more other customers.
A5 Unlawful Purpose
The service is furnished subject to the condition that it will not be used for an unlawful
purpose.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 16
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service
131 Class of Calls
Charges apply according to the class of calling a customer selects as defined below.
C1 Dial Station-to-Station
Applies when the calling person dials the desired telephone number without the
assistance of an operator and the call is billed to the calling number. This includes
calls forwarded by call forwarding equipment. This does not include calls placed
from Public Telephone and Coinless Public Telephones except as specified below.
Dial Station-to-Station also applies when the operator:
D1 Records the calling telephone numbers for areas without recording
equipment.
D2 Reaches the called telephone number because of trouble on the network
or because dial completion is not available.
D3 Places a call for a calling party who is identified as being disabled and is
unable to dial the call because of the disability.
D4 Reestablishes a dialed call when there is a service fault that interrupts a
call after the called person has been reached.
C2 Pay Phone Dial Station-to-Station
Applies to MTS cash calls placed from payphones when calls are dialed by the
customer with no assistance from the operator. This charge applies in addition to
MTS charges.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 17
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
131 Reserved For Future Use
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 18
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
132 Timing of Calls
C1 For dial station-to-station and operator assisted station to station calls, the timing
of a call begins when the calling and called stations are connected.
C2 When exchange telephone service used for MTS is directly connected, i.e., not
connected through a Multiline Terminating System, at a customer's premises to a
communications system, chargeable time for all classes of calls begins when a call
from the telecommunications network terminates in or passes through the first
multiline terminating system or terminal equipment on that communications system.
It is the customer's responsibility to furnish appropriate answer supervision to the
point of connection with the exchange telephone service so that chargeable time
may begin.
C3 MTS service rates are quoted in terms of initial and additional minutes.
D1 The initial minute is the first minute or any fraction after connection is
made.
D2 The additional minute is each minute or any fraction after the initial
minute.
C4 The timing of a call does not include time lost because of service faults or defects
that are reported to the Company.
C5 The time of day at the calling party rate center determines whether the day,evening
or night/weekend rates apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 19
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
B3 Collection of Charges
Charges for all MTS calls are billed to the calling party, except where the calls are billed to:
C1 The called party as a collect call, and the charge is accepted by the called party.
This does not apply if the called station is a coin telephone. In this case, the charge
may be accepted but must be billed to a third number; otherwise, the called station
must originate a new call.
C2 A third telephone number, except for coin. The third number must be an authorized
telephone number as determined by the Company.
C3 An authorized Company credit card or special billing number.
B4 Hearing or Speech Impaired Persons Discount
A 50% rate reduction on calls originating from a certified hearing and/or speech impaired
customer's residential line to any other teletypewriter in this State within the same LATA,
will be extended to individual who are certified, in writing by a physician, or an audiologist,
or the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, that he or she is disabled to the extent that
he or she is unable to communicate via the telephone by voice conversation. The
department of Vocational Rehabilitation must also certify that any hearing and/or speech
impaired person requesting this service has and uses teletypewriter equipment, before the
rate reduction applies. This rate reduction applies only to a certified residential customer
line.
B5 Charge Determination
C1 The charge of MTS is determined by the:
D1 Distance between rate centers
D2 Time of day and day of week
D3 Duration of call
D4 Class of call
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 20
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
135 Charge Determination (continued)
C2 The per minute rates include the Universal Service Fund (USF) Surcharge as set
Pursuant to Idaho Code §56.904, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission issues orders
annually, which increase of decrease the Idaho Telephone Service Assistance Program
surcharge amount. Pursuant to Idaho Code §62.610, the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission issues orders annually, which increase of decrease the Idaho Universal
Service Fund surcharge amount. As the Idaho P.U.C. issues orders, which increase or
decrease the requirement, the surcharge amount(s)will be adjusted accordingly.
C3 The evening rate applies to the holidays listed below unless a lower rate applies:
New Year's Day January 1
Independence Day July 4
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day December 25
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 21
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
135 Charge Determination (continued)
C4 The following table indicates the appropriate times for the day, evening and
night/weekend rate periods.
MON I TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
8:00 AM Day Rate Period
to
5:00 PM' FULL RATE
5:00 PM Evening Rate Period Eve.
to Rate
11:00 PM' 35% Discount 35% Disc.
11:00 PM Night & Weekend Rate Period
to
8:00 AM' 50% Discount
'To, but not including.
D1 In cases where a message begins in one rate period and ends in another,
the initial period rate is the rate in effect at the time the connection is
established. The rate for each additional period is the rate in effect at the
beginning of each additional period.
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Idaho Price List Section 19
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 22
MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
STANDARD SERVICE OFFERINGS
Al Two-Point Message Telecommunication Service (continued)
136 Determination of Airline Mileage
C1 MTS rates between points within the same LATA (cities, towns, or localities) are
based on the airline distance between rate centers. In general, each point is
designated as a rate center. Certain small towns or localities are assigned adjacent
rate centers with which they are closely associated for communication purposes or
by community of interest.
C2 Airline mileages are determined by using vertical and horizontal grid lines, which
have been established across the United States. The spacing between adjacent
vertical grid lines and between horizontal grid lines represents a distance of one
coordinate unit. A four-digit vertical (V) and a four-digit horizontal (H) coordinate
are computed for each rate center from its latitude and longitude location on a map.
The intersection of the horizontal grid and the vertical grid identifies the V and the
H coordinates. The distance between any two-rate centers is computed between
their respective coordinate intersections. The rates applicable to mileage are
provided in A1.B5.C2.
C3 For the purpose of determining airline mileage, vertical and horizontal grid lines
have been established for this State. Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC concurs with the (T)
tariff information shown in U.S.West's Exchange and Network Services Catalog for
Southern Idaho, Section 6.2, pertaining to (V) and (H) coordinate listings and
mileage calculations.
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Allowance for Interruptions 16
800 Service 20
800 Serviceline Option 21
Volume Discounts 21
Abuse or Fraudulent Use 10
Ancillary WATS Service 22
Application of Monthly Rates and Usage 11
Chargeable Time 11
Company Liability 7
Completion of 800 Service or 800 Serviceline Option Messages 9
Connection to Other Services 7
Description 3
Fractional Periods 13
Limitations of Service 6
Method of Determining Rates for 800 Service 15
Method of Determining Rates for Outward WATS Service 14
Minimum Average Time Requirement (MATR)for 800 Service 15
Minimum Average Time Requirement (MATR)for Outward WATS 13
Minimum Service Period 12
Outward WATS 18
Outward WATS, 800 Service and Serviceline Option 3
Payment of Charges 12
Priority of Services 7
Service Group 11
Transmission Quality 9
Use of service 10
WATS Termination 5
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Terms and conditions found in SECTION 19, Message Telecommunications Service, are made a part of
this Section by reference.
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
131 Description
C1 Wide Area Telecommunications Service (WATS) provides for dial-type
communications between a WATS termination and exchanges within the same
LATA, within the State and in accordance with the regulations and schedules of
charges specified in this document.
C2 A WATS access line is a line from the Company CO to the Company-provided
network interface on or near the customer's premise and is provided for the purpose
of completing WATS calls. Each such line will be arranged at the customer's option
for either Outward WATS or 800 Service but not for both.
C3 WATS is provided as either Outward WATS, 800 Service or Serviceline Option:
D1 The Outward WATS customer is furnished a WATS access line arranged
for outward calling only. Outward WATS provides for directly dialed calls
from a WATS termination by way of the WATS access line and the public
switched network to exchanges within the same LATA in the same State.
Usage is bulk billed as set forth in following information.
D2 The 800 Service customer is furnished a WATS access line arranged for
reward calling only. 800 Service provides for dial-type calling to a WATS
termination by way of the WATS access line and the public switched
network from exchanges within the same LATA in the same State. 800
Service allows customers to receive and pay for incoming long distance
calls by use of a telephone number which begins with the special service
area code, 8XX(i.e. 800,822, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, or 888 as available).
Usage is bulk billed as set forth in following information.
D3 The 800 Serviceline option customer is furnished an 8XX number (i.e.
800,822, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, or 888 as available) to be associated
with an individual line or trunk. 800 Serviceline option is an option served
over an exchange access facility and is not an access line. One 8XX
number may be assigned to each existing or newly provided exchange
telephone number, which allows for the completion of 8XX calls in addition
to all other usage normally handled on this termination. Message detail
(calling number/calling location, where possible, and duration of calls) is
included unless otherwise requested by the customer. Billing is based on
a specified rate per hour as set forth in following information. Volume
discounts may apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
131 Description (continued)
C4 WATS is furnished only if the necessary service components are available. If
unusual costs are involved to make facilities available, the customer may have to
pay additional charges.
C5 Intrastate Outward WATS and/or 800 Service may be provided jointly by the
Company and the Interexchange Carrier on a shared basis. A shared WATS
access line is where the Company provides the WATS access line, transports the
intraLATA traffic and bills both the WATS access line and intraLATA usage to the
end user as set forth in this Price List. The Interexchange Carrier transports the
interLATA traffic and bills interLATA usage to the end user at the IC's applicable
WATS usage rates. The Interexchange Carrier shall order Switched Access
Service under the terms and conditions of the Company's Access Service Price
List.
C6 Intrastate 800 Serviceline option may be provided jointly by the Company and the
Interexchange Carrier on a complementary basis. A complementary service is
where the Company provides the 8XX number to be associated with an individual
line or trunk, transports the intraLATA traffic and bills both the 8XX number and
intraLATA usage to the end user as set forth in this Price List. The interLATA traffic
is transported and billed by the Interexchange Carrier as set forth in B1.C5
preceding.
C7 A dual jurisdiction WATS access line is a facility used for the provision of interstate
and intrastate WATS and is provided subject to the terms and conditions of the
Company's Interstate Access Service Price List F.C.C. No. 1. Any intrastate
intraLATA traffic retained and transported by the Company will be billed to the
enduser at the usage rates set forth in this Price List. The interLATA traffic is
transported and billed by the Interexchange Carrier as set forth in B1.C5 preceding.
C8 Interstate interLATA Outward WATS and/or 800 Service will be provided by the
Interexchange Carrier.
C9 IntraLATA only 800 Service will not be provided by Company.
C10 IntraLATA only Outward WATS and/or 800 Serviceline option will be provided by
the Company.
C11 Wire Center-a specified geographical location in an exchange from which charges
for WATS extensions are determined.
C12 Service Terminating Arrangement - Company provided equipment, which
terminates WATS access lines and facilitates design, isolation, and testing of
WATS service. Protective connecting arrangements include the service
terminating arrangement.
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B2 WATS Termination
C1 The term "Station" as used in connection with WATS:
D1 Denotes the network control signaling unit and any other equipment which
is arranged for WATS and provided at a customer's premises in
accordance with this Price List or,
D2 Denotes the point, at a customer's premises, at which customer provided
terminal equipment or communications system is connected to Company
facilities furnished for WATS or,
D3 Denotes the point of connection of WATS to switching equipment (as
specified in C3. following) when such switching equipment is located in a
Company CO or,
D4 Denotes the point of connection of Outward WATS to an Interexchange
Carrier channel (utilizing WATS CO connecting facilities) at a Company
WATS serving CO.
C2 The term "Main Station" denotes the first WATS station furnished for use with a
WATS access line. The term "Extension Station" denotes any other WATS station
furnished for use with the same WATS access line.
C3 At the option of the customer, a WATS access line may be connected to: (i) a
standard telephone, (ii) an attendant's position or switching equipment or a PBX or
CO dial switched system, a Common Control Switching arrangement, (iii) a key
telephone system, or (iv) an Interexchange Carrier Channel utilizing a WATS CO
Connecting Facility.
C4 When connections are made to customer or Interexchange Carrier- provided
communications systems at a premises where the customer does not originate or
terminate communications,the Company may require that WATS be furnished from
a Company WATS CO(s) different than the CO(s) designated by the Company to
serve that premises. Under such circumstances, monthly and service and
equipment charges equal to access line extension charges apply between the
WATS CO that would serve the customer's premises and the WATS CO from which
service is actually provided.
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
133 Limitations of Service
C1 WATS calls must be dialed and completed without the assistance of a Company
operator except when facilities or conditions do not allow customer dial completion
or when an interrupted call is reestablished by a Company operator.
C2 The design, maintenance and operation of WATS envision that communications
will originate or terminate at a WATS station for the purpose of communicating with
station in the specified service areas.
C3 Connection to Other Services
Connections of WATS to other services is permitted on a switched basis only. No
permanent connection between WATS and other services may be established.
C4 Priority of Services
D1 The installation and restoration of service shall be in accordance with the
rules for Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP) as set forth in the
Access Service Price List.
D2 Subject to compliance with the above-mentioned rules, when a shortage of
facilities exists either for temporary or protracted periods, MTS will be
established before all other service. However, the duration of MTS calls
may be limited when facility shortages are caused by emergency
conditions.
C5 Company Liability
D1 In view of the fact that the customer has exclusive control of
communications over the facilities furnished by the Company, and of the
other uses for which facilities may be furnished by the Company, and
because of unavoidableness of errors incident to the service and to the use
of such facilities of the Company, the services and facilities furnished by
the Company are subject to the terms, conditions and limitations herein
specified.
D2 The liability of the Company for damages arising out of mistakes, omission,
interruptions, delays, errors or defects in transmission, or failure or defects
in facilities furnished by the Company, occurring in the course of furnishing
service or other facilities and not caused by the negligence of the customer,
or of the Company in failing to maintain proper standards of maintenance
and operation and to exercise reasonable supervision shall in no event
exceed an amount equivalent to the proportionate charge to the customer
for the period of service during which such mistake, omission, interruption,
delay, error, defect in transmission, or failure or defect in facilities occurs.
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Idaho Price List Section 20
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
133 Limitations of Service (continued)
C5 Company Liability (continued)
D3 The customer indemnifies and saves the Company harmless claims for
libel, slander, or infringement of copyright from the material transmitted
over its facilities; against claims for infringement of patents arising from
combining with, or using in connection with, facilities of the Company,
apparatus and system of the customer; and against all other claims arising
out of any act or omission of the customer in connection with facilities
provided by the Company.
D4 When the lines of other telephone companies are used in establishing
connection to points not reached by the Company's lines, the Company is
not liable for any act or omission of the other company or companies.
D5 The Company shall not be liable for any defacement of, or damage to,
customer's premises resulting from the existence of the Company's
instrument, apparatus, or wiring, on such premise, or caused by the
installation or removal, when such defacement or damage is not the result
of the negligence of the Company.
D6 The Company does not guarantee nor make any warranty with respect to
equipment provided by it for use in an explosive atmosphere. The
customer shall indemnify and hold the company harmless from any and all
loss, claims, demands, suits, or other action, or any liability whatsoever,
whether suffered, made instituted or asserted by customer or by any other
party or person, for any personal injury to or death of any person or
persons, and for loss, damage or destruction of any property; whether
owned by the customer or others, caused or claimed to have been caused
directly or indirectly by the installation, operation, failure to operate,
maintenance, removal, presence, condition, location or use of said
equipment so provided.
E1 The Company may require each customer to sign an agreement
for the furnishing of such equipment as a condition precedent to
the furnishing of such equipment.
E2 The customer shall furnish, install and maintain sealed conduit with
explosion-proof fittings between this equipment and point outside
the hazardous area where connection may be made with regular
facilities of the Company. The customer may be required to install
and maintain this equipment within the hazardous area if, in the
opinion of the Company, injury or damage to Company employees
or property might result from installation or maintenance by the
Company.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
133 Limitations of Service (continued)
C6 Transmission Quality
Satisfactory transmission cannot be assured when the WATS access line is
connected to other Company services or to customer-provided equipment or
service.
C7 Completion of 800 service or 800 Serviceline Option Messages
800 Service or 800 Serviceline option is furnished upon condition that the customer
obtain adequate facilities to permit the use of this service without interfering with
this service or impairing it or without injurious effects upon it or any other service
rendered by the Company. The Company, without incurring any liability, may
terminate or refuse to furnish 800 Service or 800 Serviceline option to any customer
who fails to comply with said conditions, provided that, in case of a termination of
service, at least five days have elapsed following written notification to the customer
by mail or in person of the Company's intention to terminate the serve for such
cause.
C8 Use of Service
WATS may be used by the customer or others authorized by the customer. Orders
involving installation, rearrangement, billing, or discontinuance of service will be
accepted by the Company only from the customer.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
133 Limitations of Service (continued)
C9 Abuse or Fraudulent Use
The service is furnished subject to the condition that there will be no abuse or
fraudulent use of the service. Abuse or fraudulent use of service includes:
D1 The placing or acceptance of a WATS call by a WATS customer, a
customer's agent, employee, or representative, in response to an
uncompleted MTS call, which was not completed in order to transmit or
receive intelligence without the payment of the applicable message toll
charge;
D2 The obtaining, or attempting to obtain, or assisting another to obtain or to
attempt to obtain, WATS by rearranging, tampering with, or making
connection with any facilities of the Company,or by any trick,scheme,false
representation, or false credit device, or by or through any other fraudulent
means or device whatsoever, with intent to avoid the payment in whole or
in part, of the regular charge for such service;
D3 The use of service or facilities of the Company for a call or calls,
anonymous or otherwise if in a manner reasonably to be expected to
frighten, abuse, torment, or harass another;
D4 The use of profane or obscene language;
D5 The use of the service in such a manner as to interfere unreasonably with
the use of the service by one or more other customers.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 9
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B4 Application of Monthly Rates and Usage
C1 General
WATS usage charges are for payment for the service between the WATS
termination and another location.
C2 Service Group
D1 Service Group, as used in connection with Outward WATS, denotes one
access line or two or more access lines appearing in the same multiline
terminating system at the same customer premises.
D2 Service Group, as used in connection with 800 Service,denotes the access
lines arranged in CO equipment furnished by the Company as part of a
given hunting arrangement. (The term "hunting arrangement" denotes a
grouping of 800 Service access lines at the same customer's premises
arranged for the completion of a given call or arranged for overflow to or
from another access line or group of access lines.)
C3 Chargeable Time
D1 Chargeable time begins when connection is established between a station
associated with the WATS termination and the calling or called station.
D2 Chargeable time ends when the calling station "hangs up" thereby
releasing the network connection. If the called station "hangs up" but the
calling station does not chargeable time ends when the network connection
is released by automatic timing equipment in the telecommunications
network.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 10
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B4 Application of Monthly Rates and Usage (continued)
C3 Chargeable Time (continued)
D3 When 800 Service or 800 Serviceline option is directly connected (i.e., not
connected through a multiline terminating system) at a customer' s
premises to a communications system, chargeable time begins when the
call terminates in or passes through the first multiline terminating system
or terminal equipment on that communications system. It is the customer's
responsibility to furnish appropriate answer supervision to the point of
connection with the 800 Service or 800 Serviceline option so that the
chargeable time may begin.
D4 All calls completed in one billing period through 800 Serviceline will be
billed a minimum of 30 seconds per call.
C4 Minimum Service Period
The minimum service period for WATS is one day.
C5 Payment of Charges
D1 The customer is responsible for payment of all charges for service
furnished the customer. Service and equipment charges are payable upon
establishment of service. All other charges from time to time in force and
effect are payable monthly in advance, except additional hourly usage
charges, which are payable upon rendition of a bill by the Company.
D2 Where a WATS application for service is canceled by the applicant prior to
the start of installation of facilities, no charge applies. Where installation of
facilities has been started prior to the cancellation, the service and
equipment charges apply.
D3 Charges of less than a cent will be rounded to the nearest cent.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 11
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B4 Application of Monthly Rates and Usage (continued)
C6 Fractional Periods
D1 The charge for a fractional part of a month will be a proportionate part of
the monthly rate based on the actual number of days the service is
provided.
D2 For the purpose of administering this regulation with respect to the
determination of the charge for a fractional part of a month, every month is
considered to have 30 days.
C7 Directory Listings
D1 Directory listings for 800 Service will be provided at rates applicable for
business additional listings.
D2 One free Directory listing will be provided for 800 Serviceline Option.
Additional Directory listings will be provided at applicable additional listing
rates.
D3 Directory listings are not furnished with Outward WATS.
C8 Minimum Average Time Requirement (MATR)for Outward WATS
Usage is subject to an average of one minute per completed call in each rate period
for each billing period This means that if the average duration per call in any rate
period during each billing cycle is less than one minute, billing will be based on an
average duration of one minute per call.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 12
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B4 Application of Monthly Rates and Usage (continued)
C9 Method of Determining Rates for Outward WATS
D1 Determine the total number of calls for the service group.
D2 Determine the equivalent hours used by applying the minimum average
time requirement of 60 seconds ( 1 call = 1 minute).
D3 Determine the total actual hours used for the service group.
D4 Determine the chargeable hours which is the greater of C9.D2 or C9.D3
preceding, rounded to the nearest tenth (one decimal place).
D5 Determine the number of access lines in service during the month Access
line in service for a fraction of a month are based on the number of days in
service divided by 30 days The result is rounded to the nearest hundredth,
two decimal places.
D6 Determine the average use per line in the service group by dividing the
chargeable hour in C9.D4 preceding by the number of access lines in
C9.D5 preceding.
D7 Determine the usage charge per line by multiplying the hourly rate in the
appropriate taper(s)by the number of hours used in each taper and totaling
these charges.
D8 Determine the total usage charge in the service group by multiplying the
usage charge per access lines in g preceding by the number of access
lines in C9.D5 preceding.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 13
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B4 Application of Monthly Rates and Usage (continued)
C10 Minimum Average Time Requirement (MATR)for 800 Service
Usage is subject to an average of 30 seconds per completed call in each rate period
for each billing period. This means that if the average duration per call in any rate
period during each billing cycle is less than 30 seconds, billing will be based on an
average duration of 30 seconds per call.
C11 Method of Determining Rates for 800 Service
D1 Determine the total number of calls for the service group.
D2 Determine the equivalent hours used by applying the minimum average
time requirement of 30 seconds (1 call = 30 seconds of 1/2 minute).
D3 Determine the total actual hours used for the service group.
D4 Determine the chargeable hours,which is the greater of C11.D2 or C11.D3
preceding rounded to the nearest tenth (one decimal place).
D5 Determine the number of access lines in service during the month Access
lines in service for a fraction of a month are based on the number of days
in service divided by 30 days. The result is rounded to the nearest
hundredth two decimal places.
D6 Determine the average use per line in the service group by dividing the
chargeable hours in d preceding by the number of access lines in e
preceding
D7 Determine the usage per line by multiplying the hourly rate in the
appropriate taper(s)by the number of hours used in each taper and totaling
these charges.
D8 Determine the total usage charge in the service group by multiply the usage
charge per access line in C11.D7 preceding by the number of access lines
in e preceding.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 14
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
B5 Allowance for Interruptions
Allowance for interruptions apply to each WATS access line as set forth following:
C1 When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of less than 2 hours after
the trouble is reported to the Company, no credit applies.
C2 When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of 2 hours to 24 hours after
the trouble is reported to the Company, the following credit applies:
CREDIT ALLOWANCE
Allowance $6.20
C3 When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of more than 24 hours after
the trouble is reported to the Company, a credit applies for each 24 hour period or
any fraction thereof.
CREDIT ALLOWANCE
Allowance $6.20
C4 The credit in B5.C2 and B5.C3 preceding, includes all credits to be applied for an
interruption.
C5 None of the prior credit allowances will be made for:
Non-completion of WATS messages due to busy network conditions, or
Interruption of service due to customer-provided equipment or systems, or
Interruption of service due to negligence of the customer, or
Interruption of service during any period in which the Company is not afforded
access to the premises at which the WATS access line is terminated, or
Interruption of service during any period when the customer has released the
WATS access line to the Company for maintenance purposes, or implementation
of a customer order for a change in service arrangement.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 15
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Al OUTWARD WATS, 800 SERVICE AND 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
135 Allowance for Interruptions (continued)
C6 Message telecommunications service furnished at a customer's request, when his
WATS is interrupted, is charged at the message telecommunications rates.
C7 When 800 SERVICELINE option is interrupted, the credit allowance is the same as
for the service with which it is associated.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 16
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
A2 OUTWARD WATS
131 Rates and Charges
C1 Shared Outward WATS Access Line
MONTHLY RATE
Each, Interexchange Carrier(IC); $29.70
Company bills interLATA usage on
behalf of IC
Each, Interexchange Carrier bills $29.70
own interLATA usage
NON-RECURRING
CHARGES
Install or connect new $105.00
Change of Interexchange Carrier $5.00
All other changes $25.50
C2 IntraLATA Only Outward WATS Access Line
MONTHLY RATE
Each $29.70
NON-RECURRING
CHARGES
Install or connect new $105.00
Change of Interexchange Carrier $5.00
All other changes $25.50
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 17
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
A2 OUTWARD WATS
131 Rates and Charges (continued)
C3 Outward WATS Usage
The hourly rates apply to the average use for each rate period, rounded to the
nearest tenth of an hour, for each access line within a service group.
Usage rate per access line, per hour RATE
0 - 5 hours $12.00
5.1 - 15 hours $10.25
15.1 -25 hours $ 9.50
25.1 -40 hours $ 8.00
Over 40 hours $ 7.00
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 18
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
A3 800 SERVICE
131 Rates and Charges
C1 Shared 800 Service Access Line
MONTHLY RATE
Each, Interexchange Carrier
(IC);Company bills interLATA
usage on behalf of IC $28.50
Each, Interexchange Carrier
bills own interLATA usage $28.50
NON-RECURRING CHARGES
Install or connect new $66.00
Change of Interexchange
Carrier $15.00
All other changes $25.50
C2 The hourly rates apply to the average use for each rate period, rounded to the
nearest tenth of an hour, for each access line within a service group.
Usage rate per access line, RATE
per hour
0 - 5 hours $13.87
5.1 - 15 hours $12.83
15.1 - 25 hours $11.78
25.1 -40 hours $10.69
Over 40 hours $10.07
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 19
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
A4 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
131 Rates and Charges
C1 800 SERVICELINE Option Number
MONTHLY RATE
Each $5.00
With suppression of message detail, each $5.00
NON-RECURRING
CHARGES
Service establishment $25.00
Changes $15.00
C2 Fractional hours will be rounded to the nearest tenth of an hour.
RATE
Hourly Rate $12.00
C3 Volume Discounts
All usage in excess of$60.00 will be discounted by the following percentages.
AMOUNT DISCOUNT
$ 00.00 thru $ 60.00 0%
$ 60.01 thru $200.00 10%
$200.01 thru $500.00 12%
$500.01 thru $1,000.00 15%
Over$1,000.00 20%
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 20
WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
A5 ANCILLARY WATS SERVICE
131 Monthly Rates for Access Line Extensions
C1 Access line extensions are provided only within the same LATA in this State.
C2 The minimum service period for an access line extension is one month.
C3 When a WATS access line has more than one termination; one is designated as
the access line main station. All other terminations of the same access line are
designated as access line extensions.
Rates and charges for Exchange Service Extension Service, as specified in the Access Service Price
List, apply.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
CALL THRIFT SERVICE
DESCRIPTION
Call Thrift is an optional service under which residence customers place intrastate intraLATA long distance
calls within certain specified hours at flat monthly rates, in lieu of filed rates for intrastate intraLATA long
distance message telecommunications service normally applicable.
REGULATIONS
Al This service applies only to dial station-to-station intrastate intraLATA messages which the
customer dials from his residence access line and completes, without operator assistance, to an
exchange where inward direct distance dialing is in effect.
A2 This service is not available in connection with public telephone service.
A3 This service applies to all intrastate intraLATA direct distance dialed calls placed within the
customer's billing period during the following hours:
Monday through Friday 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. the following day
Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the following day
Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and
9:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. the following day
Call Thrift rates are applicable for holidays that fall on weekends.
A4 The service is offered, subject to the continuing availability of long distance message
telecommunication facilities and capacity with other services rendered by the Company having
preference. The service is available only for messages of reasonable duration, which will not
interfere with or impair this or any other service. The Company may limit the length of messages
and the number of customers of this service and may terminate or refuse to furnish service
hereunder, if the use of the service would interfere with or impair this or any other service rendered
by the Company.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
CALL THRIFT SERVICE
REGULATIONS (continued)
A5 The use of the service is limited to the personal voice calls of occupants of the residence.
A6 In cases where a Call Thrift call extends beyond the Call Thrift period, the normal long distance
charges will apply to each additional minute beyond the Call Thrift period. In cases where a normal
long distance call extends into the Call Thrift period, the Call Thrift charges will apply to each
additional minute within the Call Thrift Period.
A7 Each message is timed by minutes of use with a fraction of a minute being charged as a full minute.
The initial calling period is a cumulative total of 60 minutes per month. Any additional time
accumulated is charged for in increments of one minute or fraction thereof.
A8 The billing information provided the customer is limited to the flat rate billing for the initial period and
additional increments, if any. The Company is not required to provide information to the customer
concerning the amount of unused initial period calling or additional increments of calling time
remaining during the course of the normal billing period. Additional billing detail will not be provided.
A9 The minimum service period for Call Thrift is one month.
A10 The discount specified in Schedule B-1, Section A1.B5.C4. is not provided with Call Thrift.
All Suspension of Call Thrift service is provided coincident with the suspension of associated exchange
service.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
CALL THRIFT SERVICE
RATES AND CHARGES
Al The monthly rate for Call Thrift Service includes the initial period rate plus any additional period rate.
A2 The monthly rate for Call Thrift service is in addition to all rates and charges for the associated
telephone service.
A3 If a period of service exceeds one month, the charges for a fractional part of a month, following and
consecutive with a full month,will be a proportionate part of the monthly charges for the initial period
of use.
A4 The following service and equipment charge applies to establish Call Thrift service or to change
from one plan to another.
Service Monthly
Charge Charge
B1 60 MINUTE PLAN
- Initial period, first 60 minutes or $4.00 $5.28
fraction thereof
-Additional period, each additional - $0.09
minute or fraction thereof
B2 120 MINUTE PLAN
- Initial period, first 120 minutes or $4.00 $10.28
fraction thereof
-Additional period, each additional - $0.08
minute or fraction thereof
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Idaho Price List Section 22
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
TOLL-PAC
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
30-Minute Plan 2
60-Minute Plan 2
Conditions 3
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
TOLL-PAC
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to outgoing direct dialed intrastate toll calls to a specific exchange.
TERRITORY
Outgoing direct dialed intrastate toll calls for the Rates shown below:
RATES
Originating Exchange Terminating Exchange
Homedale Caldwell
Parma Caldwell
Wilder Caldwell/Nampa
Al 30 Minute Plan
Mileage Rate Per Billing
11-22 Month12 Code
First 30 Minutes or
Fraction Thereof Per Line $ 1.70 TP3M
Each Additional Minute or
Fraction Thereof $ .05 OCVU
A2 60 Minute Plan
Mileage Rate Per Billing
11-22 Month74 Code
First 60 Minutes or
Fraction Thereof Per Line $ 2.80 TP6M
Each Additional Minute or
Fraction Thereof $ .05 OCVU
72 In addition to applicable service connection charges as shown in Section 9.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
TOLL-PAC
CONDITIONS
Al TOLL-PAC (Toll-Personalized Area Calling) is a calling plan, which allows a customer to
buy blocks of toll usage to nearby communities as an alternative to the rates for regular
message toll telephone service. TOLL-PAC entitles the customer to make outgoing
intrastate direct dialed telephone calls to a specific exchange.
A2 TOLL-PAC is available to business and residence customers in the exchanges listed under
Territory.
A3 TOLL-PAC is not available to Private Branch Exchange customers, or in connection with
public telephone service or on a foreign exchange basis.
A4 Multiline telephone system customers must arrange for the same TOLL-PAC service on all
regular local exchange service lines furnished on the same premises.
A5 TOLL-PAC will not be offered in conjunction with any other optional calling plan.
A6 The minimum service period for TOLL-PAC is one month.
A7 Joint User Service is not available in connection with TOLL-PAC.
A8 Suspension of TOLL-PAC is provided coincident with the suspension of associated local
exchange service.
A9 Except as specifically provided herein, TOLL-PAC is subject to the regulations, rates, and
charges applicable to other types of customer services.
A10 Except as otherwise provided, Discounts, Concessions, and Specially Classified Services
are not provided with TOLL-PAC.
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Idaho Price List Section 23
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
SPECIAL BILLING SERVICES
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Magnetic Tape Arrangement 2
OUTWATS Message Detail 2
Paper Printout Arrangement 2
Conditions 3
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
SPECIAL BILLING SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to OUTWATS Message Detail Special Billing Services to furnish message detail information
pertaining to customer's outward WATS line(s).
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of this Price
List.
RATES
Al OUTWATS message detail service bill detail for:
Connection Monthly
Charge73 Rate
131 Magnetic tape arrangement
C1 Preparation charge
D1 Interstate $120.00 -
D2 Intrastate 120.00 -
C2 Each magnetic tape - $30.00
C3 Per message - .02
B2 Paper printout arrangement
C1 Preparation charge
D1 Interstate 120.00 -
D2 Intrastate 120.00 -
C2 Per message - .03
In addition to applicable Service Charges as shown in Section 9.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
SPECIAL BILLING SERVICE
CONDITIONS
Al OUTWATS Message Detail is an arrangement furnishing message detail information
pertaining to a customer's outward WATS line(s) and is not represented to be a duplicate
of regular WATS billing.
B1 This service will be available where the WATS services are provided through
intercompany arrangements and when U.S. West provides the WATS
bill/accumulation function, and where facilities and operating conditions permit.
A2 Media may be provided in a combination of arrangements; i.e., magnetic tape and paper
printouts. The alternative arrangement(s) will be charged at the appropriate rate per
message. In the case of magnetic tape, the magnetic tape charge will also apply.
A3 Message detail consists of call-by-call records from the customer's Outward WATS lines.
The call detail records include:
B1 Date
B2 WATS billing number
B3 Length of call
B4 To number
B5 From number
B6 Revenue accounting code
B7 Time of day
A4 Advance notice of ten business days prior to the end of the WATS billing period is required
for preparation of the data.
A5 Information is provided only for Outward interstate or intrastate WATS, by WATS billing
period.
A6 Bill detail will:
B1 Be available by pilot or related telephone number as designated in utility records.
B2 Include all Outward WATS lines related to the same WATS billing number.
B3 Be provided on magnetic tape or paper printout.
B4 Be provided only in the same format as is normally found in accounting message
file. There will be no rating, rearrangement, summarization or special processing
of the data.
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Idaho Price List Section 23
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
SPECIAL BILLING SERVICE
CONDITIONS (continued)
A7 A preparation charge will apply for each time message detail service is connected.
A8 Each arrangement provides for one form of media, magnetic tape or paper printout provided
for one billing and one mailing address.
A9 Recreated extraction of tape or printout requested by the customer will be provided at the
appropriate rate per message, if operating conditions permit. The customer must request
the recreated extraction within one month of the WATS billing period. Partial extractions
will not be possible.
A10 The utility will determine the record description and reserves the right to change record
format.
All For each Outwats Message Detail arrangement on magnetic tape,the customer will specify
one blocking size, one tape record size, and one data set name with format limits imposed
by the utility.
Al2 Tape or paper printouts will not be packaged with the regular monthly bill.
A13 Media will be mailed First Class with return receipt requested.
A14 Charges for this service will be billed on a miscellaneous bill.
A15 This service will be furnished only to the customer or his authorized representative.
A16 Liability for errors in the media is limited to the monthly rate for the service during the month
in which the error occurred.
A17 This service is not represented to be a reconciliation of the utility's regular billing nor will the
utility be responsible for any reconciliation between the media provided and its regular
billing.
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Idaho Price List Section 24
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
INTRAEXCHANGE PRIVATE LINE SERVICE
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO.
Local Channel Bridging 2
Local Channel Conditioning 2
Local Channel Mileage 2
Local Channels 2
Conditions 3
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Idaho Price List Section 24
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
INTRAEXCHANGE PRIVATE LINE SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to intraexchange (local) private line service.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
RATES Monthly Billing
Rate74 Code
Al Local channels
B1 Local loop
C1 Each signal grade circuit $ 8.00 LCLL
C2 Each voice grade circuit 10.00 LCLV
C3 Each data circuit 20.00 LCDL
B2 Each extended loop outside BRA 16.00 LCLA
A2 Local channel mileage
B1 Channels on the same premises
C1 Same building 1.00 LCST
LCC1
C2 Different building, each 1/10 mile or
fraction thereof 1.50 LCS3
A3 Local channel bridging
B1 Each channel bridged $ 3.00 LCBA
B2 Each telephone bridged 1.00 LCBS
A4 Local channel conditioning
B1 Type "C"series 50.00 LDCA
B2 Type "D"series 45.00 LDCD
74 In addition to applicable element charges as shown in Section 9.
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Idaho Price List Section 24
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
INTRAEXCHANGE PRIVATE LINE SERVICE
CONDITIONS
Al Schedule No. G-1 services and charges apply to signal grade, voice grade, and voice grade
data channels. Intraexchange Private Line Digital Services are provisioned out of Section
7, Special Access,of the Intrastate Access Price List and Schedule G-1 rates and conditions
do not apply. Applicable service connection charges from Schedule No. A-5 do apply.
A2 When a local channel is extended beyond the base rate area boundary to provide service,
additional rates apply to that portion of the channel between the base rate area boundary
and the station.
A3 Local channel mileage
131 Charges under Rates A2.B1.C1. apply for each two point channel in the same
building.
B2 When terminal equipment locations of a private line service are located in different
buildings on the same premises, the charge for the channel shall be based on the
air line distance between each pair of buildings when conditions and facilities
permit. The air line mileage is measured from the center of building to center of
building.
B3 Where service is extended between more than two buildings on a premises,
additional mileage rates apply.
A4 A bridging charge is assessed, (1)on signal grade circuits and Series 1000 (low speed data
only), 2000, and 3000 service, where three or more channels on a private line service are
bridged in a central office or(2) where two or more medium speed data or low speed data
(up to 150 baud)stations or four or more low speed data stations(up to 75 baud)are bridged
on a customer's premises.
A5 When channels are bridged in a central office, they may be any combination of
interexchange, interoffice, or local channels.
A6 Signaling applied by customer provided equipment (CPE)on medium speed data channels
must conform to the technical parameters specified by the utility covering private line voice
band data and switched telecommunications network data communications.
A7 The number of stations that may be connected and the distance over which transmission is
possible may be limited by the operating and transmission factors for Series 3000 channels.
These operating and transmission factors are determined by the utility.
A8 The Company will provision Signal Grade Channel service to allow for the use of
transmission signaling devices approved by the company. AC / DC power signaling
capabilities will no longer be available to circuits installed on or after the effective date of
this Price List.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Rates, charges, and conditions applicable to discontinued service under this schedule are provided under
the respective subtitles as shown below.
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO
Customer Transfer Service 4
Conditions 4
Fire Alarm System Service 5
Conditions 5
Fire Reporting Service 3
Conditions 3
Party Line Service 8
Conditions 10
Remote Area Service 6
Conditions 7
Rural Zone Charge 11
Conditions 11
Seasonal Service 9
Touchtone Service 12
Conditions 12
Employees' Service 13
Conditions 13
Select Service 14
Conditions 15
Select Plus Service 14
Conditions 15
Digital Phone Bronze 16
Conditions 17
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Rates, charges, and conditions applicable to discontinued service under this schedule are provided under
the respective subtitles as shown below.
INDEX
SUBJECT SHEET NO
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 25
Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 31
Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 34
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 28
Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service 37
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
FIRE REPORTING SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to discontinued equipment and services which will not be offered for new installations. Limited
to existing customers.
TERRITORY
Within the Parma and Garden Valley exchanges as said exchange is defined on maps filed as part of the
Price List schedules.
RATES Monthly Billing
Rate* Code
Al Group calling common control equipment
with a capacity of 20 exchange lines $17.60 FRS3
A2 Line equipment for each 2 exchange lines 6.15 FRSL
A3 Exchange lines Rates and charges applicable
to individual line service
as shown in Schedule No. A-1.
CONDITIONS
A maximum of 20 individual lines per group within one central office area may be connected to the group
calling common control equipment.
* In addition to applicable service charges.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
CUSTOMER'S TRANSFER SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to customer's transfer service. Limited to existing customers.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price
List schedules.
RATES Monthly Billing
Rate* Code
Each two lines equipped $4.90 CTS
CONDITIONS
Al Service under this schedule will be provided with one-party business and residence service
only.
A2 Customer's transfer service will be furnished at rates set forth above to enable a customer
to tie his business and residence lines, or any two of his lines, together under his control.
The transfer of calls from the business line to the residence line is accomplished by
operating a key at the business telephone which ties the two lines together. This enables
the customer to answer his business telephone from the residence telephone.
A3 Service is restored to normal by returning the key at the business telephone to the normal
position.
A4 Service under this schedule will be provided for the use of the customer only and on the
premises of the customer.
* In addition to applicable service charges.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to discontinued equipment and services which will not be offered for new installations. Limited
to existing customers.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of Aberdeen, Carey, Cascade, Fairfield, Homedale, Horseshoe Bend, McCall,
New Meadows, Riggins, and Wilder as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
RATES Monthly Billing
Rate* Code
Al Fire circuit transfer system, equipped
with 3 circuits $4.20 FASP
A2 Each additional circuit 1.40 FASE
A3 Each connector number terminal 2.15 FAST
CONDITIONS
Service under this Price List will be provided only to city, county, state, or federal agencies.
* In addition to applicable service charges.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
REMOTE AREA SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to certain remote customer-owned rural telephone lines.**
TERRITORY
Within the suburban areas of the exchange listed, or within certain remote areas located outside present
exchange boundaries, as said areas are listed under RATES below.
RATES Monthly Billing
Rate* Code
Al Customer-owned lines in the Riggins
exchange, each station $12.22 FLB
FLR
A2 Customer-owned lines in the Joseph area,
Whitebird exchange, each station 12.22 FLB
FLR
A3 Customer-owned lines in the Sweet
exchange area, each station 12.22 FLB
FLR
* In addition to applicable service charges.
** Limited to those customer-owned rural telephone lines presently connected to facilities of Ziply
Fiber of Idaho, LLC.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 7
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
REMOTE AREA SERVICE (continued)
CONDITIONS
Al Service under this schedule will be furnished over customer-owned rural lines, provided the
line and other facilities owned by the customer or customers are properly constructed and
maintained in accordance with the standards set by the utility. The utility reserves the right
to discontinue telephone service to a customer or customers served by a remote area line
by disconnection of such line if a fault in any part of the line or facilities provided by the
customer or customers causes interference with service furnished to other customers. The
utility may also refuse to reconnect the line until the fault is corrected and the line and other
customer-owned facilities are placed in an operating condition acceptable to the utility.
A2 A remote area line may not be connected to more than one exchange. In the event that
such a line is so connected, and upon failure, after notice to the customers of record on that
line, to comply with the above provision, the utility shall then have the right to disconnect
that line.
A3 The maintenance of the remote area line is at the option of the members of the line, provided
said line meets the standards of Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC. If the utility is requested to repair
or maintain the line, the utility's current construction labor rate will apply.
A4 Maintenance performed by Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC will be at the request of the secretary
or manager of the line only. Requests for maintenance or repair will not be made by the
individual members of the line.
A5 All bills for maintenance of the line will be sent to the secretary or manager. Failure to pay
maintenance charges within 30 days after receipt of the bill for said charges will result in
the disconnection of the remote area line.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
PARTY LINE SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to party line service in connection with business and residence two-party and four-party service
which will not be offered for new installations.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas as listed below.
Business Service Residence Service
RATES Two- Four- Two- Four-
Party Party Party Party
Al Each network access line#
Base Rate Area $17.77 $ - $ 8.86 $ 7.87
Zone A 19.46 17.77 9.71 8.86
Zone B 22.84 17.77 13.09 8.86
A2 EAS increment- per each network access line
Aberdeen - 2.10 .84 .84
Cascade 8.75 8.75 3.50 3.50
Donnelly - 7.35 2.94 2.94
Homedale 3.50 3.50 1.40 1.40
Marsing 7.00 7.00 2.80 2.80
McCall 6.65 6.65 2.66 2.66
New Meadows 3.50 3.50 1.40 1.40
Springfield - 9.10 3.64 3.64
Sweet 4.20 4.20 1.68 1.68
Wilder - 3.50 1.40 1.40
A3 Trouble isolation charge, per access line .20
# In addition to applicable EAS increments above and surcharges in Schedule Z.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
PARTY LINE SERVICE (continued)
SEASONAL SERVICE
Seasonal service for residence two- and four-party service within the exchange areas of Garden
Valley, Riggins, Cascade, Donnelly, McCall, and New Meadows.
Al Each local network access line#
Two- Billing Four- Billing
Party Code Party Code
Base Rate Area $ 6.65 R2SE $ 6.42 R4SE
Zone A 7.28 R2SA 6.65 R4SA
Zone B 9.82 R2SB 6.65 R4SB
EAS increments per each network access line in Cascade, Donnelly, McCall, and New
Meadows.
A2 EAS Increment
Cascade 2.62 SECS
Donnelly 2.21 SEDN
McCall 2.00 SEMC
Garden Valley N/A
Riggins N/A
New Meadows 1.05 SENM
A3 Trouble isolation charge, per access line .20 TIC
# In addition to applicable EAS increments above and surcharges in Schedule Z.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
PARTY LINE SERVICE (continued)
CONDITIONS
Al Service under this schedule will be established subject to the appropriate charges contained
in Schedule No. A-5, Service Connection Charges. Other equipment and service
arrangements will be provided in accordance with other associated schedules.
A2 Extended area service includes service to calling areas as defined in Schedule No. A-1,
Network Access Line Service. Applicable extended area service rates above are in addition
to local network access line service.
A3 Both business and residence access lines may be connected with the same party line.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
RURAL ZONE CHARGE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to all exchanges in connection with business and residential services. Rural Zone charges
have been eliminated within the current exchanges.
RATES ZONE A ZONE B
RATE RATE
Al Business
B1 Each network access line:
One Party and Centrex $ 22.28 $ 26.51
PBX Trunk 37.13 41.35
Key Line and Centrex 32.18 36.41
Multi-Line 27.23 31.46
Budget Measured Service 17.75 21.11
Public Access Line 22.28 26.51
A2 Residential
131 Each network access line:
One Party 11.54 15.77
Key Line and Centrex 16.47 20.70
Multi-Line 14.01 16.47
Budget Measured Service 9.22 12.60
A3 Seasonal (Residential)
B1 Each network access line:
One Party 8.61 11.82
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
TOUCHTONE SERVICE CHARGE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to all exchanges in connection with business and residential services. Touchtone service is
now provided free of charge within the current exchanges.
RATES Monthly Rate
Al Business $ 2.52
A2 Residential $ 1.26
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 13
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
EMPLOYEES' SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to residence telephone service for permanent employees and retired employees of Ziply Fiber of
Idaho, LLC or its predecessors.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange areas of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
RATES
Al To employees having less than 30 years service with Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLC or its predecessors:
The charge for local exchange telephone service to employees at their residence is 50 percent of
the regular rate for residence exchange service, connections, and move and change charges. In
certain instances where the employees' duties require that they be readily accessible to call at any
time and where the utility considers such service essential to its operations, no charge is made for
exchange service.
A2 To employees having 30 years or more service with Ziply Fiber of Idaho, LLCor its predecessors
and retired employees receiving service pensions who are customers of telephone service of the
utility:
B1 Local exchange telephone service is furnished without charge to employees at their
residences.
B2 Toll concessions were grandfathered to existing employees effective July 15, 1985.
CONDITIONS
Al The preceding rate concession is applicable to exchange service rates and charges except
foreign exchange, seasonal rate services, and additional directory listings other than a
listing in the name of an employee in connection with the telephone service of another
employee. The charge for such a listing is applicable to the employee in whose name the
additional directory listing appears.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
The following Select and Select Plus services have been discontinued from the Company's general Price
List offerings. No new customers may subscribe to or be sold the following services/features as of May 15,
2003.
Al Select Service
131 General
C1 Select plans provide a flat rate residential access line and services/features as
listed in the specific plans. Residential or business customers subscribing to one
of the following packages are entitled to unlimited use of the selected
services/features.
C2 Select Service
Customer subscribing to this plan may select up to seven (7) features from the
following list:
•Call Forward
•Call Waiting
•Caller ID(1)
•Caller ID w/Name and NumberM
•Distinctive Ring
•Speed Call 8
•Three Way Calling
•*69 (Call Return)
•*66 (Repeat Dial)
C3 Select Plus Service
Customers subscribing to this plan may select any or all of the following
services/features.
•Anonymous Call Rejection
•Call Forward
•Call Waiting/Call ID
•Call Waiting
•Caller ID(')
•Caller ID w/Name and NumberM
•Distinctive Ring
•Selective Call Rejection
•Speed Call 8
•Three Way Calling
•Toll Restriction
•Priority Ring
•*69 (Call Return)
•*66 (Repeat Dial)
Note 1: May select only one Caller ID feature
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
The following Select and Select Plus services have been discontinued from the Company's general Price
offerings. No new customers may subscribe to or be sold the following services/features as of May 15, 200
Al Select Service (Cont'd)
131 General (Cont'd)
C4 All rules, regulations and limitations as specified elsewhere in this Price List for 1
respective services/features requested in a Select plan shall apply.
132 Rates and Charges
C1 The Company reserves the right to waive the Service Order-Subsequent Nonrecurr
Charge as specified in Schedule A-5 for a period of ninety (90) days from the effect
date of this Price List. The waiver applies to the initial request for a Select plan(s
association with an existing, additional or move from one location to another fo
residential or business individual flat rate line. After the waiver period the applica
service order charge mentioned above will apply to a request for a Select plan.
C2 Service Charges are not applicable for a Select plan provided at the same time as
initial installation for a residence individual flat rate line service.
C3 Service Charges as specified in Schedule A-5 of this Price List do not apply
customer requests involving only additions, deletions or changes to
services/features of an existing Citizen Select plan.
C4 Existing Select customers cannot take advantage of promotions for any of the individ
services/features specified in Schedule A-12, A1.131 C2, C3 and C4, preceding unl
specifically allowed by the terms and conditions of the promotion.
C5 Select plans are provided at the following rates.
MONTHLY
RATE
• Select Service
• Per individual flat rate residence $29.95
line— Includes choice of up to 7
services/features as specified in
Schedule A-12, Al C2,
preceding.
• Select Plus Service
• Per individual flat rate residence $34.95
line— May select any or all
services/features as specified in
Schedule A-12, Al C3,
preceding.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Bronze*(1)
Al APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
A2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone Bronze bundle as said
exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
A3 GENERAL
131 Digital Phone Bronze is a bundled offering available to Residential customers that subscribe
to flat rate service. The bundle includes the following components: one basic Flat Rate
Access Line and a combination of local features. Customers may select any or all of the
following services and features for a monthly rate charge.
B2 Basic Bundle
Flat Rate Access Line
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Call Waiting/Caller ID
B3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following services are included in the feature package and may be added to the bundle.
The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate listed in Schedule No. A-12,
item A4.133.
Automatic Busy Redial
Automatic Call Return
Call Forward Variable
Speed Calling (8 code)
Three-way Calling
* This bundle was previously called Digital Phone Bronze.
(1)This service offering has been Grandfathered as of June 16,2009 and is limited to all existing subscribers
at their existing locations.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber 1 st Revised Sheet 17
Cancels Original Sheet 1
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Bronze*(1) (Continued)
A4 RATES
B1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundles offering.
All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
B2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection Charges as specified
in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual components of the
bundle.
B3 Digital Phone Bronze bundle is provided at the following rate:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Bronze $26.99 (I)
Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack $7.99 (I)
Voice Mail —add on: (Non-regulated)
• Basic Voice Mail $3.99
• Deluxe Voice Mail $4.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
See Special Condition (1311)
A5 CONDITIONS
B1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
B2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in the
applicable sections of the Price List.
B3 When the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining components
of the package will be billed at their individually Price List rates.
B4 Digital Phone Bronze service bundle includes basic local service and non-basic local
services. Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the bundle
may result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's Rules and
Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
B5 Customers may add or delete any features offered within the bundle without incurring a
Service Connection Charge.
* This bundle was previously called Digital Phone Bronze.
(1)This service offering has been Grandfathered as of June 16,2009 and is limited to all existing subscribers
at their existing locations.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 18
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Bronze*(1) (Continued)
A5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
B6 No discounts will be given to customers that do not use all the features or have some
features turned off.
B7 The bundle is offered on a month to month.
B8 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
B9 Voice Mail will be offered as an add on to this bundle. (Non-regulated)
B10 The bundle rate includes Extended Area Service (EAS) in exchanges where EAS is
included in the local service access line rate. In exchanges where EAS is billed separately
from the local service access line rate, EAS will be billed separately from and are in
addition to the bundle rate.
B11 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend their Digital
Phone Bronze Service for a minimum period of one month and up to nine months
during a 12-month period.
1. Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from
Central Offices and/or operating systems capable of providing Stay Connected
Seasonal Service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this tariff.
2. The customer will not be charged a Service Connection Charge if a reconnect
date is provided at the time they order the Stay Connected Seasonal Offering.
3. The applicable Service Connection Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will apply if
the customer does not provide a reactivation date at the time the order is placed
to add the service.
4. The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911 and
611 services. All other services and features of the Digital Phone Bronze Service
will be temporarily deactivated.
5. If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected Seasonal
Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the Digital Phone
Bronze features and services will be reactivated and billed at the applicable rates.
6. This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
7. All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
8. The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
* This bundle was previously called Digital Phone Bronze.
(1) This service offering has been Grandfathered as of June 16, 2009 and is limited to all existing
subscribers at their existing locations.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 19
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
GENERAL
This Price List applies to local exchange telephone service customers. Selected exchanges served by Ziply (T)
Fiber, as listed below, have three optional Local Calling Plans (LCPs) available in which a customer in one
exchange may complete calls to other selected exchanges on a local calling basis. Customers may choose
from one of the following optional plans:
1) Premium Flat Rate Service.
2) Measured Service.
3) Long Distance Toll Service.
REGULATIONS
LCPs are available to Residence One-Party(including Budget Measured Service), Residence Key line,
Residence Multi-Line, Business One-Party (including Budget Measured Service), Business Key Lines and
PBX Trunks, Business Multi-Line, Centrex, and Public Access Line customers.
The Premium Flat Rate Service option provides unlimited toll-free calling to specified exchanges for a fixed
monthly rate. All calls made to any of the specified exchanges are dialed on a seven-digit, local calling
basis.
The Measured Service option provides discounted calling to specified exchanges for a monthly recurring
charge plus a measured usage rate per minute. All calls made to any of the specified exchanges are dialed
on a seven-digit, local calling basis.
Customers who refrain from selecting either the Premium Flat Rate Service option or the Measured Service
option will by default have their calls on these routes billed at long distance toll rates.
A customer may subscribe to an LCP or change LCPs without paying a service charge, provided the
subscription or change in plans occurs within six months (180 days)of the date an LCP is initially furnished
to the customer or when the customer is making an initial request for service from the Company. Appropriate
non-recurring service charges will apply thereafter as specified in Schedule No. A-5 of this Price List.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
REGULATIONS (continued)
The Measured Service option provides for calling to specified exchanges where each call is measured on a
discounted per-minute basis only. The measured rate per minute is not affected by time-of-day, day-of-
week, or distance called.
Premium Flat Rate and Measured LCP calls made to specified exchanges should be dialed by the customer
on a direct dialed, seven-digit basis without the assistance of a Telephone Company operator. Any calls
placed to such exchanges through a Telephone Company operator will be subject to all specialized operator
assistance charges specified in the Telephone Company's applicable Price Lists.
Premium Flat Rate or Measured Services will not be offered in connection with WATS, Foreign Exchange
Service, Feature Group A, or Party-Line Services.
Hotel/motel customers may subscribe to an LCP. All charges for the service, including charges for any
messages, shall be billed to the hotel/motel which shall be responsible for any prorating and billing of the
charges to the guests.
For the purpose of determining usage charges for Measured Service, the following applies:
Al A charge per minute or fraction thereof, applies for duration of call. Monthly billing is based
on cumulative minutes of usage with the total fraction rounded to the next higher minute.
A2 Chargeable time for all calls begins when connection is established between the calling line
and the called line or branch exchange, and ends when the calling line"hangs up", thereby
releasing the network connection. If the called line"hangs up", but the calling line does not,
chargeable time ends when the network connection is released either by automatic timing
equipment in the telephone network or by the Telephone Company operator.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
REGULATIONS (Continued)
Exchanges in which Local Calling Plans are available include the following exchanges. The LCP calling
area for each exchange is noted under Terminating Exchange(s). The LCP calling scope is in addition to
the existing Extended Area Service calling scope shown previously in Schedule No. A-1.
Originating Exchange Terminating Exchange(s)
Homedale Caldwell
Nampa
Parma Caldwell
Nampa
Wilder Caldwell
Nampa
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
RATES
Application of Rates
The rates shown herein, in addition to applicable local Network Access Line Service charges in Schedule
No. A-1 of this Price List, entitle the customer to discounted, seven-digit dialed calling on an optional basis.
Rate Schedules
Routes: Homedale to Caldwell
Parma to Caldwell
Wilder to Caldwell
PREMIUM FLAT
CLASS OF SERVICE RATE OPTION MEASURED SERVICE OPTION
Monthly Billing Monthly Billing Usage Rate P
Rate Code Rate Code Minute of Use
Residence One Party $8.00 R1 PFR $4.00 R1 LCP $.05
Residence Key Line
(per line) 8.00 RKPFR 4.00 RKLCP .05
Residence Multi-Line
(per line) 8.00 RMPFR 4.00 RMLCP .05
B1PFR B1LCP
Business One Party/Centrex 11.00 BCPFR 5.50 BCLCP .05
Business Key Line/Centrex BKPFR BKLCP
(per line) 11.00 CXPFR 5.50 CXLCP .05
Business PBX Trunk
(per trunk) 11.00 PBPFR 5.50 PBLCP .05
Business Multi-Line
(per line) 11.00 BMPFR 5.50 BKLCP .05
Business Public Access Line
(per line) 11.00 COPFR 5.50 COLCP .05
Long Distance Toll Service rates are defined in Schedule No. B-1, Concurrences, Long Distance
Message Telecommunications Service.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 4
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
RATES (Continued)
Application of Rates
The rates shown herein, in addition to applicable local Network Access Line Service charges in Schedule
No. A-1 of this Price List, entitle the customer to discounted, seven-digit dialed calling on an optional basis.
Rate Schedules
Routes: Homedale to Nampa
Parma to Nampa
Wilder to Nampa
PREMIUM FLAT
CLASS OF SERVICE RATE OPTION MEASURED SERVICE OPTION
Monthly Billing Monthly Billing Usage Rate
Rate Code Rate Code Minute of U
Residence One Party $7.00 R1 PFR $3.50 R1 LCP $.05
Residence Key Line
(per line) 7.00 RKPFR 3.50 RKLCP .05
Residence Multi-Line
(per line) 7.00 RMPFR 3.50 RMLCP .05
B1PFR B1LCP
Business One Party/Centrex 10.00 BCPFR 5.00 BCLCP .05
Business Key Line/Centrex BKPFR BKLCP
(per line) 10.00 CXPFR 5.00 CXLCP .05
Business PBX Trunk
(per trunk) 10.00 PBPFR 5.00 PBLCP .05
Business Multi-Line
(per line) 10.00 BMPFR 5.00 BKLCP .05
Business Public Access Line
(per line) 10.00 COPFR 5.00 COLCP .05
Long Distance Toll Service rates are defined in Schedule No. B-1, Concurrences, Long Distance
Message Telecommunications Service.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 5
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
RATES (Continued)
Detail Message Billing
The monthly rates for Premium Flat Rate and Measured Service Plans do not include the provision of
monthly billing detail. When a billing detail is furnished, the following charges will apply. Appropriate non-
recurring charges as shown in Schedule No. A-5 of this Price List also apply if detail message billing is
requested beyond six months (180 days) after the date LCPs are initially offered, or after a customer first
requests telephone service from the Company. The billing detail includes date of call, called telephone
number, answer time, and length of call. The customer must request a detailed bill at least 30 days in
advance of the period for which detail is desired. This service is not provided for the Premium Flat Rate
Option.
Detailed Message Billing
Per Customer, per month $1.75
Charge per page of billing detail $0.10
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 6
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
131 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010
service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 is a bundled offering available to Residential
customers that subscribe to flat rate service. The bundle includes the following
components: one Basic Flat Rate Access Line and Custom Calling features.
Customers may select any or all of the following services and features for a monthly
rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Flat Rate Access Line
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Call Waiting ID
Caller ID with Name
Three-Way calling
C3 Unlimited Feature Pack
The following services are included in the feature package and may be added to
the bundle. The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate listed in
the Price List, Schedule A-5.
Call Forwarding -Variable Anonymous Call Rejection
Call Forward Busy Anonymous Call Acceptance
Caller ID with Number Call Trace
Call Return Voice Mail (Non-regulated)
Repeat Redial Deluxe Voice Mail (Non-regulated)
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DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
134 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately for each line from the basic
bundle offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection Charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 Service is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 $21.99
Unlimited Feature Pack $5.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Service $9.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of this Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C4 Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 Service includes basic local service and non-basic
local services. Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge
within the bundle may result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to
the Utility's Rules and Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
C5 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without incurring
a Service Connection Charge.
C6 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining
components of the bundle will be billed at their individual Price Listed monthly rates.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 8
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 No discounts will be given to customers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C8 The bundle is offered on a month-to-month basis.
C9 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C10 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C11 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend their Digital
Phone Essentials 2-2010 Service for a minimum period of one month and up to
nine months during a 12-month period.
D1 Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is
provided from Central Offices and/or operating systems capable of
providing Stay Connected Seasonal Service as said exchanges are
defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
D2 The customer will not be charged a Service Connection Charge if a
reconnect date is provided at the time they order the Stay Connected
Seasonal Offering.
D3 The applicable Service Connection Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will
apply if the customer does not provide a reactivation date at the time the
order is placed to add the service.
D4 The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the Digital Phone
Essentials 2-2010 service will be temporarily deactivated.
D5 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected
Seasonal Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the
Digital Phone Essentials 2-2010 features and services will be reactivated
and billed at the applicable rates.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D7 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
D8 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 9
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing Digital Phone State with Essentials
2-2010 service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 is a bundled offering available to
residential customers that subscribe to flat rate service. The bundle includes one
Basic Flat Rate Residential One-Party Access Line, Custom Calling features,Voice
Mail (Non-regulated) and Extended Area Service.
C2 Basic Bundle
Flat Rate Access Line Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Extended Area Service Three-Way Calling
Caller ID with Name Repeat Dial
Call Forwarding Call Return
Voice Mail — Basic (Non-regulated) Call Waiting ID
C3 Feature Packages
The following features may be added to the bundle at the rates listed in Rates B4.C3 following.
Call Trace
Anonymous Call Acceptance
Anonymous Call Rejection
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 10
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundle
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection Charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual
components of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 bundle is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 $26.99
One Feature 5.99
Two Features 7.99
Three Features 9.99
All listed features 12.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering 9.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C4 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the
regulated services that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price
List rules.
C5 The bundles are offered on a month to month.
C6 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C7 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in exchanges
where EAS is offered.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 11
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
135 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 The features and services, except those listed as Non-regulated or federally price listed,
are provided subject to the descriptions and regulations as specified elsewhere in the Price
List.
C9 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital
Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 while they are away, a minimum of one month
and up to nine months during a 12-month period for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the
suspension. If a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do
not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911
and 611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be
temporarily deactivated.
D4 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected
Seasonal Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the
Digital Phone State with Essentials 2-2010 features and services will be
reactivated and billed at the applicable rates.
D5 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the
product.
D7 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 12
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2. TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing Digital Phone Nationwide with
Essentials 2-2010 service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this
Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 Service is a bundled offering
available to residential customers and includes one Flat Rate Residential One-
Party Access Line, Custom Calling features and Extended Area Service and Voice
Mail (Non-regulated). Customers may select any or all of the services and features
listed below for a monthly rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Flat Rate Access Line
Extended Area Service Three-Way Calling
Call Forward Busy/No Answer(Variable) Repeat Dial
Caller ID - Name and Number Speed Calling (8 code)
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting Call Return
Voice Mail with Message Waiting Indication (Non-regulated)
C3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following services are included in the Feature Package and may be added to
the bundle. The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate listed in
Rates B4.C3 following.
Call Forwarding Busy/No Answer(Fixed)
Call Forwarding Busy Line (Fixed)
Selective Call Acceptance
Selective Call Rejection
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 13
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 Service— Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundle
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection Charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual
components of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 bundle is provided at the following
rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 $29.99
Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack $5.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C4 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C5 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C6 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the regulated
services that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price List rules.
C7 The bundles are offered on a month to month.
C8 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 14
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 Service— Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
135 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C9 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in exchanges
where EAS is offered.
C10 The features and services, except those listed as Non-regulated or federally price listed,
are provided subject to the descriptions and regulations as specified elsewhere in the Price
List.
C11 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital Phone
Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 while they are away, a minimum of one month and up
to nine months during a 12-month period for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the suspension. If a
reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do not apply.
D2 A$25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a reactivation
date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911 and 611
services. All other services and features of the bundle will be temporarily
deactivated.
D4 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected Seasonal
Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the Digital Phone
Nationwide with Essentials 2-2010 features and services will be reactivated and
billed at the applicable rates.
D5 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
D7 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 15
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with
Essentials 2-2010 service as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this
Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 Service is a bundled offering
available to residential customers and includes two Flat Rate Residential One-Party
Access Lines, Custom Calling features, Voice Mail (Non-regulated) and Extended
Area Service. Customers may select any or all of the services and features listed
below for a monthly rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Two Flat Rate Access Lines Three-Way Calling
Extended Area Service Repeat Dial
Call Forward Busy/No Answer(Variable) Speed Calling (8 code)
Caller ID - Name and Number Call Return
Call Waiting/Cancel Call Waiting
Voice Mail with Message Waiting Indication (Non-regulated)
C3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following services are included in the Feature Package and may be added to
the bundle. The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate listed in
Rates B4.C3 following.
Call Forwarding Busy/No Answer(Fixed)
Call Forwarding Busy Line (Fixed)
Selective Call Acceptance
Selective Call Rejection
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 16
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 Service— Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
(Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately from the basic bundle
offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection Charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of individual
components of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 bundle is provided at the
following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 $29.99
Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack $5.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available
and technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified
in the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without a service
order charge.
C4 Call detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's
monthly telephone bill.
C5 No discounts will be given to subscribers that do not use all the features or have
some features turned off.
C6 Non-payment or partial payment of the bill may result in the removal of the
regulated services that are included in the bundle in accordance with existing Price
List rules.
C7 The bundles are offered on a month to month.
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Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 17
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 Service — Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
(Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C8 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C9 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in exchanges
where EAS is offered.
C10 The features and services, except those listed as Non-regulated or federally price listed,
are provided subject to the descriptions and regulations as specified elsewhere in the Price
List.
C11 The custom calling features and voice mail service included in the Digital Phone Nationwide
Extra with Essentials 2-2010 bundle will be activated on only one of the access lines
designated by the customer.
C12 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend the Digital Phone
Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 while they are away, a minimum of one month and
up to nine months during a 12-month period for a reduced rate.
D1 Customer is asked to provide a reconnect date at the time of the suspension. If
a reconnect date is given then the reconnect charges do not apply.
D2 A $25.00 re-activation fee will apply if the customer does not provide a
reactivation date at the time the order is placed to add the service.
D3 The Stay connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911 and
611 services. All other services and features of the bundle will be temporarily
deactivated.
D4 If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected Seasonal
Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the Digital Phone
Nationwide Extra with Essentials 2-2010 features and services will be reactivated
and billed at the applicable rates.
D5 The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
D6 This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
D7 All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 18
DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012
B1 APPLICABILITY
Applicable to Single-party Residential Flat rate service.
B2 TERRITORY
Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided from Central
Offices and/or Operating Systems capable of providing the Digital Phone Plus-2010 bundle
as said exchanges are defined on the maps contained in this Price List.
B3 GENERAL
C1 The Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service is a bundled offering available to Residential
customers. The bundle includes the following components:two Basic Flat Rate Access
Lines, Custom Calling features, Voice Mail (Non-regulated) and Unlimited Extended
Area Service. Customers may select any or all of the following features for a monthly
rate charge.
C2 Basic Bundle
Two Single Party Flat Rate Access Lines
Call Forward Busy & Call Forward No Answer
Unlimited Extended Area Service
Voice Mail — Residential Basic (Non-regulated)
Call Waiting, Cancel Call Waiting
Caller ID— Name & Number
C3 Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack
The following services are included in the feature package and may be added
to the bundle. The feature package will be billed in accordance with the rate
listed in Schedule No. A-12, item A8.134.C3.3.
Call Forwarding —Variable Selective Call Rejection
Automatic Call Return Selective Call Acceptance
Automatic Busy Redial Anonymous Call Rejection
Speed Calling Eight (8) code capacity or Call Waiting ID
Thirty (30) code capacity Priority Ringing
Three-Way calling Caller ID
Selective Call Forwarding Call Trace
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DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B4 RATES
C1 Federal Subscriber Line Charge will be billed separately for each line from the basic
bundle offering. All other surcharges and taxes will apply.
C2 Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this section, Service Connection charges as
specified in the Price List, Schedule A-5 apply to the installation of the bundle.
C3 Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service is provided at the following rates:
Monthly Rate
Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service $39.99
Stay Connected Seasonal Offering $9.99
See Special Condition (C7)
Digital Phone Enhanced Feature Pack $5.99
B5 CONDITIONS
C1 The bundle is available only where facilities and operating systems are available and
technically feasible.
C2 The features are provided subject to their individual service regulations as specified in
the applicable sections of the Price List.
C3 Call Detail for Extended Area Service will not be displayed on the customer's monthly
telephone bill.
C4 Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service includes basic local service and non-basic local
services. Nonpayment or partial payment of the basic local service charge within the
bundle may result in disconnection of your basic local service. Refer to the Utility's
Rules and Regulations pertaining to non-payment or partial payment.
C5 The custom calling features and voice mail service included in the Digital Phone Plus-
2010 bundle will be activated on only one of the access lines designated by the
customer.
C6 Customers may add or delete any features offered in the bundle without incurring a
Service Connection Charge.
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DISCONTINUED SERVICES
Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C7 If the customer disconnects any component of the bundle, the remaining components
of the bundle will be billed at their individual Price List monthly rates.
C8 The bundle is offered on a one, two or three year term.
1. If the Price Listed rate changes during the term of the contract,the contract rate will
remain in effect in the customer's contract.
2. If the customer cancels the bundle before the end of the term contract, an early
termination charge of$200.00 shall apply.
C9 The bundle will appear as a single line item on the bill.
C10 The bundled rate includes all available Extended Area Service (EAS) calling in
exchanges where EAS is offered.
C11 Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to suspend their Digital Phone
Plus-2010 Service for a minimum period of one month and up to nine months during a
12-month period.
1. Applicable to the territory within the exchange areas where service is provided
from Central Offices and/or operating systems capable of providing Stay
Connected Seasonal Service as said exchanges are defined on the maps
contained in this Price List.
2. The customer will not be charged a Service Connection Charge if a reconnect
date is provided at the time they order the Stay Connected Seasonal Offering.
3. The applicable Service Connection Charges listed in Schedule A-5 will apply if
the customer does not provide a reactivation date at the time the order is placed
to add the service.
4. The Stay Connected Seasonal Offering allows the customer to access 911 and
611 services. All other services and features of the Digital Phone Plus-2010
service will be temporarily deactivated.
5. If the customer does not specify an activation date the Stay Connected Seasonal
Offering will terminate at the end of the ninth month and the Digital Phone Plus-
2010 features and services will be reactivated and billed at the applicable rates.
6. This service does not change any other terms and conditions of the product.
7. All applicable taxes and surcharges apply.
8. The Federal Subscriber Line Charge is included in the monthly rate.
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Idaho Price List Section 25
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DISCONTINUED SERVICES
A8 Digital Phone Plus-2010 Service—Grandfathered as of July 14, 2012 (Continued)
B5 CONDITIONS (Continued)
C12 Periodically, the Company may offer various "save incentives" in the event of a
competitive threat. Such incentives may be limited to specific markets, specific dates,
specific products or specific pricing plans or customers who have received offers from
competing service providers. Term requirements and termination liabilities may be a
condition of the Save Incentive Offer.
C13 New customers of this service who are employees of a business participating in the
Business Partner Discount Program are eligible for a$40 one-time credit.The Business
Partner Program is available to any business that subscribes to Northwest Fiber
business service.
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Idaho Price List Section 26
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTARY SURCHARGE(S)
INDEX
Subject Sheet No.
Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program (ITSAP),
(also known as (Lifeline) Surcharge) 2
(also see Residence Telecommunications Schedule No. A-1)
Universal Service Fund Surcharge 2
Road Work Recovery Surcharge 3
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Idaho Price List Section 26
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 2
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTARY SURCHARGE(S)
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to surcharges applied to network access lines.
TERRITORY
Within the exchange area of all exchanges as said areas are defined on maps filed as part of the Price List
schedules.
RATES
Surcharge
Rate
Al Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program (ITSAP)
Surcharge
B1 Surcharge is applicable to all non-lifeline business
and residential customers per access line per month.
A2 Universal Service Fund (USF) Surcharge 2
B1 A monthly surcha
assessed on all access lines.
B2 A MTS/WATS
per minute surcharge will be assessed on all intrastate, intraLATA toll charges.
CONDITIONS
Al Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program (ITSAP) Surcharge
B1 As set by Idaho P.U.C. Order pursuant to Idaho Code§56.904. As the Idaho P.U.C. issues
orders, which increase or decrease the requirement, the surcharge amount(s) will be
adjusted accordingly.
A2 Universal Service Fund
B1 All monies collected from this surcharge will go to the Idaho Universal Service Fund.
B2 As set by Idaho P.U.C. Order pursuant to Idaho Code §62.610
As the Idaho P.U.C. issues orders, which increase or decrease the requirement, the
surcharge amount(s)will be adjusted accordingly. 2
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Idaho Price List Section 26
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 3
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTARY SURCHARGE(S)
ROAD WORK RECOVERY SURCHARGE
Al GENERAL
This charge is for the recovery of costs for moving or relocating network facilities or infrastructure
changes requested by a City, County, State or Federal authorities, or any other government entity
of any kind. The charge will apply to end user accounts who obtain local exchange service from the
Telephone Company under its general and/or local exchange tariffs. The surcharge will be billed
monthly per account and will be identified on the bill as a Road Work Recovery Surcharge.
A2 CONDITIONS
131 Surcharge will be assessed at the time of billing.
B2 There will be no proration of charges.
B3 There will be no discounts for vacation, seasonal or temporary suspension of service.
B4 The surcharge will appear on the customer's bill as the"Road Work Recovery Surcharge".
A3 RATES
Monthly Rate
Per Account
Business $1.50
Residence $1.50
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Idaho Price List Section 26
Ziply Fiber Original Sheet 1
PRICE LIST SCHEDULES
Applicable to
TELEPHONE SERVICE
OF
ZIPLY FIBER OF IDAHO, LLC
Operating In
Aberdeen, Bingham County, Idaho
Carey, Blaine County, Idaho
Cascade, Valley County, Idaho
Donnelly, Valley County, Idaho
Elk City, Idaho County, Idaho
Fairfield, Camas County, Idaho
Garden Valley, Boise County, Idaho
Homedale, Owyhee and Canyon Counties, Idaho
Horseshoe Bend, Boise County, Idaho
Marsing, Owyhee County, Idaho
McCall, Valley County, Idaho
New Meadows, Adams County, Idaho
Ola, Gem County, Idaho
Parma, Canyon County, Idaho
Riggins, Idaho County, Idaho
Springfield, Bingham County, Idaho
Sweet, Gem County, Idaho
White Bird, Idaho County, Idaho
Wilder, Canyon County, Idaho
These Price List schedules have been regularly filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission of the
State of Idaho and are the effective rates and rules of this utility.
Service will be furnished in accordance with these Price List schedules and no officer, employee, or
representative of the utility has any authority to waive, alter or amend these Price List schedules or any
part thereof in any respect.
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Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
The Future of
1SERVICE
1 ITS RELATIONSHIP TO
BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT
April I
Idaho
Public Utilities
Commission
472 W. Washington St.
Boise, ID 83702
208.334.0300
www.puc.idaho.gov
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ExecutiveSummary............................................................................................................ 1
Introduction......................................................................................................................... 3
Background.........................................................................................................................4
A. The Commission's Jurisdiction over Telecommunications...........................................4
B. Universal Service Fund.................................................................................................. 5
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SURVEY.................................................................... 6
CURRENT FEDERAL ISSUES THAT MAY AFFECT IDAHO................................... 20
Connect America Fund(CAF I/II).................................................................................... 20
MobilityFund................................................................................................................... 21
Rural Broadband Experiments.......................................................................................... 21
OpenInternet Rules.......................................................................................................... 21
Re-write of the federal Telecommunications Act of 1996................................................ 22
CourtChallenges............................................................................................................... 22
DEFINITIONS........................................................................................................ 23
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Executive Summary
Since 1996, the telecommunication industry has developed and deployed new
technologies that have produced a more robust infrastructure and a wide array of
telecommunications services for consumers. This array of services has also resulted in
significant changes in how customers communicate with others and use the Internet. A
recent Federal Communications Commission report noted that the number of traditional
wirelines ("plain old telephone service" or"POTS")has decreased and that more
American households now rely exclusively on wireless services. More residential
customers subscribe to some form of broadband telecommunications beyond POTS. The
changes in consumers' preferences in telecommunications services have impacted federal
and state universal service mechanisms.
Since the 1930s, Congress has mandated that all telephone companies providing
interstate service must contribute to a federal Universal Service Fund(USF). The USF
helps to make phone service affordable and available to all Americans, including those
living in areas where the cost of providing telephone service is high. All telephone
consumers pay into the fund, which is then disbursed to telephone companies to provide
service, mostly in rural under-served areas.
Idaho has a state fund, the Idaho Universal Service Fund, (IC 62-610A), which
stipulates that "all consumers in this state, without regard to their location, should have
comparable accessibility to basic telecommunications services at just and reasonable
rates. Currently, Idaho telecommunications customers pay 16 cents per residential line,
25 cents per business line and$.0006 per minute on long distance calls. The fund is
designed to ensure that average rates in rural areas are no more than 25%higher than
average rates in urban areas. The Idaho rural carriers that receive IUSF support are ATC,
Cambridge, Direct, Fremont, Inland, Midvale, Rural and Silver Star.
However, the assessable base for Idaho Universal Service Fund contributions has
eroded as customers migrate to other services that do not support the fund. Simply put,
as more customers move to newer services,the base that supports the IUSF is eroding.
With the advent of nontraditional communications, such as broadband,wireless
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and cable-based communications, federal and state
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policymakers are grappling with how universal funds should now be collected and
disbursed to ensure new technologies are available at reasonable cost to all.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission conducted a survey of Idaho
communication providers seeking input and suggestions as to how the changing
telecommunications field will affect rural high-cost areas and evaluate the sufficiency of
the Universal Service Fund and other cost mechanisms to ensure continued availability of
telecommunications and broadband services in Idaho.
The survey responders included a selection of Idaho's Incumbent Local Exchange
Carriers, Rural Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers, Wireless and Cable providers as
well as some Competitive Local Exchange Carriers and a wholesale provider.
Summary of recommendations from Respondents and Commission
• VoIP services should be included in the definition of Universal Service.
• All Federal funding in Idaho should be exhausted and then a reassessment of
areas that still need broadband services could then be targeted.
• Customers of all providers of telecommunications services should make equitable
contributions to the preservation and advancement of universal service.
• Idaho PUC should follow the federal lead and to the extent that broadband is
included in either state or federal universal service requirements, state and federal
USF programs should be in place to fund those requirements.
• A consensus that broadband to all of Idaho was necessary for economic
development and that all providers should pay into the USF to broaden the base
and provide adequate funding to expand.
• Another common observation was that Idaho should wait until the Federal
changes are enacted and then follow those changes so that there will be certainty
and continuity for business planning and advancement of all communication
services.
The Commission is not, at this time, considering the assessment of broadband
services or broadening the base to include additional consumers not already contributing
to the IUSF. Rather the PUC proposes that, in the future it would be prudent to
modernize and reform the contribution mechanism to promote an equitable and
sustainable framework in an evolving communications environment. Since, there are
many unknowns at the federal level, the Commission and many other survey participants
believe it would be wise to defer any actions in Idaho until there is more certainty from
the FCC.
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Introduction
In June 2014, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission received a letter from
Senator Brent Hill,president pro tem of the Idaho Senate, and Representative Scott
Bedke, speaker of the Idaho House of Representatives, regarding the rapid changes taking
place in the telecommunications industry, specifically in regard to the deployment of
high-speed broadband service. Since Congress passed the Telecommunications Act of
1996, "... we have witnessed the dramatic transformation of the entire industry with the
explosion of the Internet and the advent of broadband services and other new
communication technologies,"wrote Senator Hill and Speaker Bedke.
With the rapid deployment of broadband technology, the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) is making changes to how telecommunications and
broadband services are funded, particularly in rural, high-cost areas. "Some have
suggested those changes may not ensure the continued availability of affordable
telecommunications and broadband services throughout Idaho,"wrote Hill and Bedke.
"This is a concern to us. Both traditional telecommunications and broadband services are
critical to the economic future of Idaho, particularly rural Idaho. We can ill-afford a
digital divide that leaves our rural areas behind."
The legislative leaders asked the IPUC to begin assembling information from
interested parties to evaluate the sufficiency of the Idaho Universal Service Fund(IUSF)
that provides financial support for traditional telecommunications services and how that
fund might be structured and allocated given the advent of broadband deployment. In
response, the IPUC opened an investigation and conducted a survey on changing
communication services for both traditional and new services. The fundamental
consideration focuses on broadband deployment. Should Idaho's Universal Service
funds be used to expand broadband? If it is decided that the IUSF should be used to
expand broadband, then another question arises -to what extent? Should the funds be
used for facility build out or should they also be used for maintenance and operation
costs? These are serious questions that require careful deliberation and are ultimately
contingent upon pending federal decisions.
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Background
A. The Commission's Jurisdiction over Telecommunications
The IPUC's traditional regulatory authority over all utilities offering
telecommunication services includes setting rates, service obligations, safety and
consumer protection (customer notice,billings, deposits, complaints, etc.).
In 1988, the Idaho Legislature recognized that the telecommunication industry
was transitioning from a fully regulated industry to a competitive one and enacted the
Idaho Telecommunications Act. See Chapter 6 of Title 62. Under the Commission's
"Title 62 authority," it no longer sets rates for in-state, long-distance service or rates for
local telecommunication service for customers with more than five telephone lines. In
addition, the PUC was prohibited from regulating paging,wireless (cellular), and one-
way video (cable) services. Idaho Code § 62-603(13).
In 1996, Congress enacted the federal Telecommunications Act that opened local
telecommunications markets to competition, with some restrictions for rural markets.
Incumbent local exchange companies (ILECs) such as CenturyLink and Frontier, no
longer had a monopoly in their traditional service areas and were required to open their
local telephone networks to competitors. 47 U.S.C. §§ 251 and 253. Given the
increasing competition from both wireline and wireless carriers, our Legislature allowed
ILECs to opt-out of price regulation. Idaho Code § 62-622.
Today, the PUC retains authority to resolve disputes between carriers, handle
customer complaints, enforce service quality standards and assist with customer relations
(e.g.,billing, collection, deposits, and termination of service).' The PUC continues to set
rates for 10 telephone corporations, of which eight participate in the state Universal
Service Fund.
'Under its Title 62 authority,the Commission also has authority to: designate Eligible
Telecommunications Carriers(ETCs)to receive federal USF support(62-61OD);implement the federal
Telecommunications Act such as approve interconnection agreements and arbitrate disputed
interconnection requests(62-615;47 U.S.C. §§252(b),252(e));and determine which telecommunication
services should be available to consumers of ETCs(62-610C).
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B. Universal Service Fund
One of the major components of the 1988 Idaho Telecommunications Act was the
creation of the Idaho Universal Service funding mechanism to provide a mechanism to
maintain "the universal availability of local [telecommunication] service at reasonable
rates and to promote the availability of[long-distance] service at reasonably comparable
prices throughout the state of Idaho." Idaho Code § 62-610. Generally, the IUSF collects
a surcharge from all wireline and long-distance customers. Those collected funds are
used to keep rates for rural telecommunication customers reasonable. Id. at
62-610(2), (3). The rural carriers that receive IUSF support are ATC, Cambridge, Direct,
Fremont, Inland, Midvale, Rural and Silver Star.
Since 1996, the telecommunication industry has developed and deployed new
technologies that have produced a more robust infrastructure and a wide array of
telecommunications services for consumers. This array of services has also resulted in
significant changes in how customers communicate with others and use the Internet.
A recent FCC report noted that the number of traditional wirelines has decreased
at a rate of 10%per year, and 41% of American households now rely exclusively on
wireless services. More residential customers subscribe to some form of broadband
telecommunications beyond wireline service. (NeuStar Petition for Declaratory Ruling,
2014 WL 6694454.)
The changes in consumers' telecommunications services preferences have
impacted federal and state universal service mechanisms. Specifically in Idaho, the
assessable base for IUSF contributions has eroded as customers migrate to other services
which do not support the fund. Simply put, as more customers move to newer services,
the base that supports the IUSF is eroding.
The FCC has been examining ways to stabilize the federal contribution
mechanism since 2002.2 After adopting sweeping Universal Service Fund reforms in
2011,3 the FCC again released several contribution reform proposals for public comment
2 See generally,Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service et al.,CC Docket No. 96-45,Further
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Report and Order, 17 FCC Rcd 3752(2002)("2002 Contribution
Order").
s See Connect America Fund et al.,WC Docket No. 10-90 et al. Report and Order and Further Notice of
Proposed Rulemaking,26 FCC Rcd 17663 (2011)(USF/ICC Transformation Order").
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in 2012.4 On August 7, 2014, the FCC referred contribution reform to the Federal State
Joint Board on Universal Service for consideration.' A proposed recommendation was
due April 7, 2015. The FCC has one year thereafter to decide whether to adopt, modify
or reject the Joint Board's recommendations. We believe federal reforms may be several
years away.
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SURVEY
Because the FCC is making changes to the federal financial support mechanisms,
the IPUC opened an investigation to review the changing communication service
landscape in Idaho. The investigation sought input from Idaho telecommunication
providers and focused on both traditional and broadband services, which are critical to
the economic future of all Idaho,particularly rural Idaho.
The survey responders included a selection of Idaho's Incumbent Local Exchange
Carriers (ILECs), Rural Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs), wireless and cable
providers as well as some Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and wholesale
carriers. The responses helped identify the rapid technological changes occurring in the
industry over 20-plus years since the last revisions were made to the Idaho Universal
Service support mechanisms in 1993.
Questions for Comment and Analysis
The questions posed to the industry were:
1. Without regard to technology,what services should be considered a
component of"universal service"?
2. What level(s) of service should be provided under universal service?
3. Is access to the designated universal services essential to all regions
and areas of the state? Please explain.
4. Should universal service be provided at comparable prices regardless
of location or cost of service? Please explain.
a See In the Matter of Universal Service Contribution Methodology;A National Broadband Plan for our
Future,WC Docket No.06-122,GN Docket No. 09-51,Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking,27 FCC
Rcd 5357(April 13,2012) ("2012 Contributions FNPRM").
5 See In the Matter of the Federal State Joint Board on Universal Service et al.,WC Docket No.96-45,
Order(August 7,2014)("Referral Order").
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5. Should there be specific,predictable and sufficient state support
mechanisms to advance universal service?
6. Should universal service support be directed to advanced service
networks that provide voice services as well?
7. Should universal service support mechanisms and rules be
competitively and technologically neutral?
8. What mechanisms should be used to ensure all consumers including
low-income consumers and those in rural, remote, and high-cost areas
have access to telecommunications and information services?
9. Should the customers of all providers of telecommunications services
make equitable contributions to the preservation and advancement of
universal service?
10. Should the customers of all providers of telecommunications services
be required to support the Idaho Telecommunications Service
Assistance Program(ITSAP) and Telecommunications Relay Service
(TRS)?
11. Should Idaho's universal service support mechanism be adjusted or
changed to direct support in some other fashion such as a customer
voucher, technology-neutral reverse auction or some other
mechanism?
Following is a summary of the survey responses received.
1) Without regard to technology, what services should be considered a component
of"universal service"
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
The Idaho PUC should follow the federal lead. To the extent broadband is included in
either state or federal universal service requirements, state and federal USF programs
should be in place to fund those requirements.
Universal service funds could be used to incent providers to offer broadband services in
high-cost areas, but there needs to be a balance between cost(surcharges on customer
bills statewide) and benefit(availability of broadband service statewide).
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As Universal Service Fund(USF)reform is considered in Idaho, policymakers should
make necessary changes to ensure consistency with the federal USF; for example, a
model identifying costs at a granular level should be used to determine the amount of
support needed.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
It is important to remember that it is not so much the technology that brings universal
service to a consumer; rather it is the network that supports the services which support
the technology. The service provided on the network should be something that allows
consumers the ability to take advantage of current and future communications
applications, including reliable connectivity to nationwide voice network and emergency
services.
A reliable voice and broadband service should be the key components of universal
service. The ability to connect to emergency services, without difficulty, wherever you
live in the state is essential. A voice and/or broadband network are the two major
services that obtain this goal.
Wireless Providers
AT&T recommends that this Commission"hold off making material changes to the high-
cost support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund at this time in light
of the significant support being made available through the Connect America Fund
(CAF)6 support mechanisms."
Cable Providers
The cable industry argues that current Idaho Code §62-610 only provides that local
exchange service and NITS are components of the state universal service program.
However, unlike the current USF program, direct USF broadband payments should not be
made to legacy local exchange carriers based upon the company's specific high-cost of
providing voice service. The flaw with the current USF system is that it is blind to
market competition and new market choices that have emerged within many incumbent
USF carrier service territories. If USF support is extended to broadband, a system must
be developed to focus that spending only on the geographic areas of the state where
broadband service is needed but not available because it is uneconomical to provide it at
a reasonable price. The unserved areas need to be defined. The data necessary to
allocate funding in this manner is available on a census block basis from the FCC. This
approach would ensure that the broadband USF program specifically targets pockets of
6 Connect America Fund.The FCC has adopted comprehensive reforms to modernize the High Cost
Program and accelerate the build-out of robust broadband networks across the country.
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unserved broadband consumers, rather than providing blanket funding for high-cost
companies with large geographic footprints.
Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and Wholesale Providers
All voice services should be considered components of universal service.
2) What level(s) of service should be provided under universal service?
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
A state definition of supported voice service that is consistent with the FCC's existing
definition would complement the FCC's funding mechanisms. Likewise, if broadband
service is supported by a state fund, consistency with the FCC's definition would
complement the federal funding mechanism.
CenturyLink supports the FCC's proposed expansion of the speed requirement for
broadband service to a download speed of 1 OMbs,7 and notes that Section 254(f) of the
1996 Telecom Act allows states to expand definitions and requirements, but requires
specific, predictable and sufficient mechanisms to support any level(s) of service
required. The Company encourages Idaho policymakers to make sure that any state USF
reform is consistent with the federal USF.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
Voice services that give consumers reliable access to local, long distance and emergency
services should be provided under Universal Service. In addition to voice, we believe a
broadband connection, as defined by the FCC, should also be provided.
Wireless Providers
AT&T recommends that the Commission hold off making material changes to the high-
cost support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund at this time in light
of the significant support being made available through the CAF support mechanisms.
AT&T recommends that this question be considered once the CAF has been further
implemented."
Cable Providers
Basic voice communication should be provided at"reasonable rates" as defined by Idaho
Code § 62-610. The basic voice communications should maintain current access to local
Current download speed in Idaho for the Broadband tax credit is 125 kbps.
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calling and connection to safety services such as 911. A comprehensive study regarding
costs and benefits of including broadband as a USF component should also be addressed
and consistent with the FCC's minimum speed standards of 4Mbps down and 1 Mbps up.
The state may consider adding broadband as an additional component of state universal
service. This would be a significant policy change, so the state should study carefully
both the costs and potential benefits compared to the current USF program. If that study
results in a consensus that broadband is worthy of USF support, the resulting statutory
changes and regulatory actions must ensure that the limited USF resources are allocated
carefully to ensure the greatest public benefit.
Voice customers are cancelling their landlines and subscribing to voice services from
mobile telecommunications providers, including those offered by the eight legacy phone
companies' that are currently receiving Idaho USF, as well as from cable companies
providing VoIP. State USF support dollars for voice services should not continue to be
used in those service areas, or portions of those areas, where voice competition exists.
Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and Wholesale Providers
Basic calling capabilities including VoIP or all voice services should be included as part
of universal service.
3) Is access to the designated universal services essential to all regions and areas of
the state? Please explain.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
Comparable service at comparable rates for all regions of the state should continue to be
at the forefront of universal service principles. Without such access, the rural and high-
cost areas would be left behind. Universal service support should be targeted to only the
highest cost census-block groups in the state using an updated forward-looking cost
model such as the FCC's Connect America Cost Model (CACM).
CenturyLink believes that the rural high-cost areas of America need broadband service
availability at speeds and prices comparable to more urban areas. The company believes
that the universal service program must provide support sufficient to create an economic
business case for rural broadband deployment in otherwise uneconomic areas. While the
FCC expanded universal service to include broadband, it lacked the funding necessary for
carriers to build and operate broadband networks in all high-cost regions of the U.S.
According to the company, the FCC challenged the states to fill in the gaps where the
FCC was unable to devote resources (primarily the highest cost areas, as well as census
blocks where only one or just a few locations enjoy broadband service). In areas that are
a The eight legacy rural high cost USF recipient companies are: ATC,Cambridge,Direct,Fremont,Inland,
Midvale,Rural and Silver Star.
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economic to serve,broadband networks already exist(usually multiple networks). The
challenge for Idaho is that in those areas that are uneconomic, networks will not be built
unless there is support, regardless of the size of the carrier. Idaho policymakers cannot
create unfunded mandates, so funding must be aligned with the obligations.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
Yes, the cost to provide service to a customer within Idaho can vary depending on the
location, without regard to the company providing the service. The continued support of
these high-cost areas is critical to providers remaining financially viable and able to
provide universal service in Idaho.
Idaho's varying terrain and dispersed populations certainly create unique challenges for
utilities. Universal service should level the playing field by supporting those high-cost
areas that would not be served otherwise.
Wireless Providers
AT&T recommends that this Commission"hold off making material changes to the high-
cost support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund at this time in light
of the significant support being made available through the CAF support mechanisms."
Cable Providers
No, universal service should not be made available to all regions of the state. These are
personal choices made by Idahoans on where they live, and some choose to live remotely
with the benefits that such choice brings. It should not be the state's obligation to
provide universal service to every single resident.
Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and Wholesale Providers
No. If people choose to live in remote areas without service, it should not be deemed a
requirement.
4) Should universal service be provided at comparable prices regardless of location
or cost of service? Please explain.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
Universal service policies were established to ensure that customers in rural high-cost
areas had access to the same reliable and affordable telephone service as the residents in
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low-cost urban areas. Access to affordable rates in high-cost areas should continue as
public policy although it might now be necessary to continue with uniform statewide
averaged residential rates.
CenturyLink points out that if Idaho wants to devote the significant resources required to
build and maintain broadband networks to provide services in high-cost rural areas that
are comparable to those available in more densely populated areas, then it is essential to
recognize that the cost of providing service is dependent on the geography and density of
the service area, not on the size of the carrier. The company provides service to very
rural areas of Idaho and should be eligible for support from the state's Universal Service
Fund. The company further believes that if policymakers determine that no support is
available, then it, "cannot be required to continue to service in uneconomic areas." The
company believes that through federal CAF programs, the primary issue for Idaho
policymakers is to determine how broadband will be expanded to rural areas not covered
by CAF, and how this expansion is to be funded.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
The cost for providing a quality network will vary depending on location. The recovery
from universal service should reflect the specific cost for that area. Comparable service
at comparable rates for all regions of the state has been, and should continue to be, at the
forefront of universal service principles. Without such access, the rural and high-cost
areas will be left behind
The cost of providing services varies from area to area with the type of geographic terrain
encountered. If a comparable cost of service is going to be obtained regardless of
location, a universal service funding mechanism needs to follow the actual costs incurred,
as long as all universal service funding requirements have been met.
Wireless Providers
AT&T recommends that the commission delay making material changes to the high-cost
support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund in light of the
significant support being made available through the CAF support mechanisms. AT&T
recommends that this question be considered once the CAF has been further
implemented.
Cable Providers
The Cable Association believes that universal service as referred to in the context of this
question as a monthly service, should be provided at a"reasonable rate" (Idaho Code §
62-610), and at a relatively comparable price, regardless of location. However, in remote
or unserved areas where the cost of extending telecommunications facilities far exceeds
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investment, the bulk of the capital cost of line extensions should be the primary
responsibility of the consumer(s) or"cost-causer."
CLEC/Wholesale Providers
Consumers in rural Idaho should have reasonably comparable prices to urban areas.
Provider costs will always vary depending on geographic location. Support should be
based on these costs using IPUC oversight and reporting.
5) Should there be specific, predictable and sufficient state support mechanisms to
advance universal service?
The consensus answer to this question was yes. One mid-size provider stated that
specific, predictable and sufficient state support mechanisms are necessary in order to
incent service providers to continue to invest in multi-purpose networks. Recent FCC
decisions have capped the Federal Universal Service Fund programs. That will make it
difficult for companies to expand broadband services and increase speeds without support
from the states. Moreover, the state as a whole benefits from advanced networks.
Uncertainty created by unknown support mechanisms would slow the construction of
advanced network deployment. Specific and known support mechanisms would create
the ability to plan and budget accordingly.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
Funding must be predictable. Building broadband networks is capital-intensive and takes
multiple years to complete. Without predictable support, carriers cannot make long-term
capital decisions. Funding must also be sufficient. In areas where it is not economical to
provide services, carriers cannot borrow the funds necessary to deploy and operate
networks, and therefore need sufficient support to make the networks economic for the
carrier and the consumer.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
Rural providers pointed out that without predictable and sufficient universal service
support, most lenders are very cautious to lend money to service providers. With that
type of restriction it makes it difficult to place infrastructure to support consumers' future
needs without some form of support.
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Wireless Providers
AT&T still maintains that the Commission should do nothing until the CAF monies are
disbursed and then reassess what the state universal service funding should be.
CLEC/Wholesaler
TW Telecom wants verification that those receiving funds are using those funds for those
remote areas and not to support their overall business.
6) Should universal service support be directed to advanced service networks that
provide voice services as well?
Most all responders were in agreement with this proposal. Some of their statements were
that specific,predictable and sufficient state support mechanisms are necessary in order
to incent service providers to continue to invest in the multi-purpose networks. The
responders also pointed out that recent FCC decisions have capped federal USF
programs. That will make it difficult for companies to expand broadband services and
increase speeds without state support.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILEA
Universal Service should be used to support both voice and broadband services that are
fixed services. By doing that, Universal Service funding that is received for a specific
area will stay in that area so that current and future consumers have costs that are
comparable to others in that state.
As long as voice service is essential enough that Carrier of Last Resort obligations are
imposed on certain carriers, the primary goal of universal service should be to support
voice service. The additional benefit is that the supported voice infrastructure will also
provide the fundamental infrastructure to support broadband services.
CenturyLink believes this question raises the issue of selecting winners and losers based
on technology. Policymakers should be technology-neutral; they should consider any
technology that is comparable in terms of service and price. Idaho policymakers should
identify the minimum services it wants providers to offer and identify the funding
available for providing and maintaining the services in high-cost areas, rather than
specifying the technology that should be used. Selecting winners and losers based on
technology will seldom be an efficient use of taxpayer funds.
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Rural Local Exchange Carriers (RLECs)
The ability to support traditional voice and data on the same network is beneficial. At
this point, one benefits from the same network as the other. As long as the same network
that supports both voice and data(fiber) is being improved, the support is justifiable.
Support should be directed to high-cost rural areas within Idaho, not urban areas. By
providing support to nomadic voice (cellular and VoIP), there is no guarantee that the
dollars will be used in these high-cost areas to build the necessary facility-based
networks.
Wireless Provider
AT&T maintains that the Commission delay making material changes to the high-cost
support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund in light of the
significant support being made available through the CAF support mechanisms. AT&T
recommends that this question be considered once the CAF has been further
implemented.
Cable Providers
The cable industry does not support this and believes that it should be used for basic
services only.
CLEC/Wholesale Provider
The provider believes that Idaho Universal Service Funds should support fiber networks
and not support VoIP.
7) Should universal service support mechanisms and rules be competitively and
technologically neutral?
There was some consensus between some rural providers and cable providers. Both
agree that the delivery technology should not be a critical component and any company
that services a high-cost area should be able to apply for and receive support. Moreover,
as the cable entity points out, the funds should be charged for all types of voice services,
including VoIP.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)
Incumbents support this if it is technologically neutral and as long as it is a facility-based
network and not funding an over-build in an area already funded by USE One
commenter believes that universal service support should be available only to support the
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services of the providers that are subject to Carrier of Last Resort obligations regardless
of the technology used to provide service.
Yes,both the obligations and funding for Idaho universal service should be competitively
and technologically neutral. However, because universal service is designed to provide
service in areas where it is otherwise uneconomic, the funding should be provided to a
single provider to avoid unnecessary duplication or a waste of scarce funding.
Cable Providers
One cable provider believes universal service support should be distributed on a
competitively neutral and technologically neutral basis. If, after a comprehensive study,
it becomes the state's policy that USF support should be extended to broadband, the
support should be limited only to unserved areas. If broadband is to receive USF support,
that support must not be based on the cost structure of an incumbent telephone provider,
nor should the scope of the support be tied to the incumbent's service area. Broadband
service is identifiable on a census-block basis, and census block analysis should be the
basis by which USF support for broadband is based.
Wireless
AT&T maintains that the Commission delay making material changes to the high-cost
support mechanisms funded by the Idaho Universal Service Fund in light of the
significant support being made available through the CAF support mechanisms. AT&T
recommends this question be considered once the CAF has been further implemented.
8)What mechanisms should be used to ensure all consumers, including low-income
consumers, and those in rural, remote and high-cost areas have access to
telecommunications and information services?
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers
Mechanisms should be based upon costs that support existing networks, as well as
funding to promote improvements to rural networks. The state should implement
programs that incent both capital investment(such as investment grant programs) and
help recover the costs of upgrading and maintaining existing networks, as is done with
existing state and federal programs.
Two suggested funding mechanisms should be utilized: one mechanism to providers
(both rural and non-rural)with carrier of last resort obligations to support the cost of
offering reasonable rates in high-cost areas. The second mechanism would be used to
provide support to ensure affordability for low-income individuals that is now offered
through the state Lifeline (or Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program,
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ITSAP). The high-cost mechanism should be based on the extent to which forward-
looking costs at the census block level exceed a benchmark level that is determined to be
generally affordable. This second mechanism should bridge the gap between the
generally affordable level and the level deemed affordable for low-income individuals.
Availability and affordability are related by separate questions that both deserve
discussion. Service availability relates to the build-out and maintenance of services in
high-cost areas, while service affordability is related to the ability of consumers to pay
for such services in both urban and rural areas of the state. The mechanisms to ensure
service availability include the federal CAF programs, as well as the Idaho USF plan.
Idaho policymakers also need to decide how to best provide services to the very high-cost
rural areas that may be served via satellite. USF reform must result in customers having
similar services at comparable prices.
Service affordability is addressed through the federal Lifeline program and the Idaho
Telecommunications Service Assistance Program. While the Lifeline and ITSAP plans
provide credits toward voice service only, these credits could be expanded or redirected
to include broadband services. CenturyLink has offered a low-income broadband
discount program known as "Internet Basics" for the past three years. Lifeline eligibility
is one of several requirements for the program. CenturyLink has also partnered with
local and federal groups for both promotion of Internet Basics and computer training.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers
Universal service recipients should be required to build a reliable communications
network to any consumer who requests service, within reason. These Carriers of Last
Resort obligations will ensure consumers in rural and high-cost areas have access to
advanced communication services.
Wireless
AT&T explained that in its "Transformation Order,"the FCC established a$100 million
per year"Remote Areas Fund"to address affordable access through alternative
technology platforms in the most remote areas of the nation. Parties subsequently filed
comments regarding the structure of the RAF and other issues identified by the FCC.
Implementation is pending. The company believes that the RAF continues to be the
appropriate mechanism to address this universal service objective.
CLEC/Wholesale Provider
The IPUC can monitor, inspect and audit providers to ensure that consumers are
protected from fraud and abuse. Audits should be paid for from the fund.
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9) Should the customers of all providers of telecommunications services make
equitable contributions to the preservation and advancement of universal service?
Unanimously, the answer was yes. Comments included observations that universal
service is a social policy and value that has been in place since the 1934 Communications
Act. The users of the service provided should equally support the implementation of
such policy. The commenters also wanted the inclusion of VoIP services.
Other observations were that the availability of all the state telecommunications networks
is important for the proper functionality of the state. All should contribute to have access
to these networks.
Support for voice service should be provided by all voice customers, including
interconnected VoIP customers and wireless customers. Limiting funding from only a
segment of the voice market would create two problems. First, it would establish
artificial incentives for customers to migrate to services not subject to surcharges.
Second, it would create funding instability as customers migrate to services not subject to
surcharges.
Cable providers believe that wireless/mobile communications services should also be
included. This may require a statutory change to Idaho Code § 62-610.
With everyone receiving telecommunications services contributing equally, it will only
strengthen the overall program and allow all consumers the same opportunities wherever
they reside. There needs to be parity in contributions to the Idaho USE All providers of
voice services, regardless of their regulatory status, should contribute to the fund. In
many states, wireless providers pay into the state USF and, in some states,VoIP
providers pay as well. If Idaho expands the definition of universal service to include
broadband networks,broadband providers should also contribute to the "preservation and
advancement of universal services."
Recently, the FCC directed the Federal-State Joint Board'to report back to the FCC by
late 2015 regarding the recommendations for updating federal USF contributions policy.
Idaho should also review and update its contributions policies to ensure parity in the
contributions to the Idaho USE
AT&T supports universal service contribution methodologies being broadly based and
competitively neutral as possible and not driving purchasing decisions.
9 The Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service was established in March 1996,to make
recommendations to implement the universal service provisions of the Act.This Joint Board is comprised
of FCC Commissioners, State Utility Commissioners,and a consumer advocate representative.
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10) Should the customers of all providers of telecommunications services be
required to support the Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program
(ITSAP) and Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS)?
Again, a near unanimous yes was given. All agreed that VoIP providers be included in
the providers' category.
Funding for public service programs should be recovered from customers of all providers
throughout Idaho.
AT&T believes that universal service contribution methodologies should be as broadly
based and competitively neutral as possible and should not drive purchasing decisions.
The cable providers had no opinion.
Summarized: The customers of all voice providers in Idaho benefit by being able to
communicate with low-income and hearing-impaired customers and therefore should
contribute to these funds.
11) Should Idaho's universal service support mechanism be adjusted or changed to
direct support in some other fashion such as a customer voucher,technology-neutral
reverse auction, or some other mechanism?
The voucher support mechanism was rejected outright by all providers.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers
CenturyLink points out that Idaho policymakers have historically been leaders in
promoting broadband investment in Idaho and in rural high-cost areas. Previously, the
Legislature created the "Rural Broadband Matching Fund" as a way to incent broadband
investment in high cost rural areas. In addition,broadband providers in Idaho have the
ability to receive a tax credit for broadband investment in Idaho. The company believes
policymakers should continue to utilize and enhance these options as well as considering
USF reform and other possible options to increase broadband investment in rural high-
cost areas.
Finally, CenturyLink stated that the FCC is planning a reverse auction in 2015-2016 for
areas where the price cap provider does not exercise its `right of first refusal' and
declines CAF funds. This type of auction has not been attempted, and the FCC has not
finalized the rules and service obligations for the auction. Therefore, it is premature for
Idaho to attempt a similarly-styled auction. One option that a number of states have
adopted, or are considering, is funding the deployment of broadband networks through a
grant program, similar to one-time distributions from the USF as an aid to construction.
While this would not work for all areas, it would work for many areas where operating
the network is economic,but capital assistance is required to deploy the network.
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Nebraska, Utah and California have existing programs, and other states are currently
considering similar models.
Rural Local Exchange Carriers
The current Idaho USF system promotes high-quality networks and should be based upon
the cost of expanding the network. USF support should be provided through a
competitively neutral mechanism to a single entity so that facilities can be deployed and
the requisite services offered.
Wireless Provider
AT&T recommends that this question be considered once the CAF has been further
implemented.
Cable Providers
The cable industry advocates that a system be focused on USF support as a contribution
in aid of construction(CIAC)paid to a provider that otherwise finds it uneconomic to
extend facilities into an unserved area. If the capital investment is subsidized by the
USF, the monthly service would not have to be. Capital investment in unserved areas
could be competitively bid, with the winning provider receiving some level of USF
support as a CIAC. The level of CIAC would be calculated to bring the capital cost per
customer down to some reasonable industry standard of investment per customer.
CURRENT FEDERAL ISSUES THAT MAY AFFECT IDAHO
Many issues are underway at the Federal level that may have a direct impact on
Idaho. Following is a list of many that could impact Idaho in the future.
Connect America Fund(CAF I/II)
• The FCC has adopted comprehensive reforms to modernize the High Cost
Program and accelerate the build-out of robust broadband networks across the
country. In November 2011, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
released the USF/ICC Transformation Order.
• For Connect America Phase II, high-cost support is calculated using a forward-
looking cost model was offered to incumbent price cap carriers for each state they
serve in exchange for their commitment to offer voice and broadband services
throughout their service territories. For the areas where the incumbent price cap
carriers decline model-based support, support was to be disbursed using a
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competitive bidding mechanism. The Federal Communications Commission
expects that what it learns from conducting the rural broadband experiments will
inform its decisions in the coming months as to how to implement a Phase II
competitive bidding process.
Mobility Fund
• The Mobility Fund is the wireless component of the Connect America Fund. It
provides support for the expansion of mobile broadband networks in areas that
might otherwise not be served. The Mobility Fund consists of two phases.
• Phase I provides immediate one-time support to accelerate the deployment of
mobile broadband and voice service to unserved areas. A nationwide reverse
auction held in September 2012 awarded$300 million of Phase I funds to more
than 30 service providers. A separate auction, called the Tribal Mobility Auction,
will award up to $50 million to providers that serve Tribal lands.
• Phase 1I provides ongoing support to deploy and maintain mobile broadband and
voice service in high-cost areas. Up to $500 million will be available every year;
however, the FCC is studying the exact amount to be allocated for services on
Tribal lands in future years.
Rural Broadband Experiments
• On January 31, 2014, the Commission released the Technology Transitions Order,
which, among other things, adopted targeted experiments to help learn more about
the impact of technology transitions on rural America. In addition to furthering
the FCC's goal to gain experience and data on how to ensure universal access as
networks transition, this experiment is designed to help inform the policy
decisions in various proceedings pending before the FCC.
• On July 11, 2014, the Commission adopted a$100 million budget for the rural
broadband experiments and established an objective methodology for selecting
projects among formal applications,which were due 90 days after release of the
order.
Open Internet Rules
• An Open Internet means consumers can go where they want, when they want.
This principle is often referred to as Net Neutrality. It means innovators can
develop products and services without asking for permission. It means consumers
will demand more and better broadband as they enjoy new lawful Internet
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services, applications and content, and broadband providers cannot block, throttle
or create special "fast lanes" for that content.
• The FCC's Open Internet rules protect and maintain open,uninhibited access to
legal online content without broadband Internet access providers being allowed to
block, impair, or establish fast/slow lanes to lawful content.
• The FCC's Open Internet rules are designed to protect free expression and
innovation on the Internet and promote investment in the nation's broadband
networks.
Re-write of the federal Telecommunications Act of 1996
• The Committee on Energy and Commerce has issued a series of white papers
as a first step toward modernizing the laws governing the communications and
technology sector. Changes in technology and the rate at which they are
occurring warrant an examination of whether, and how, communications law
can be rationalized to address the 2 1"Century communications landscape.
• Comments have been sought so that the objective of a statutory rewrite should
consider a flexible and technologically neutral framework that will be capable
of adapting to technical invention and innovation, whatever it may prove to
be.
Court Challenges
• Open Internet
• Re-write of the Telecommunications Act of 1996
• Cost model for rural exchanges may be challenged
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DEFINITIONS
CLEC—Competitive Local Exchange Carrier—
Created as a result of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Essentially the idea
of the CLEC was that it would be a new local phone company that would compete
with the ILEC.
Carrier of Last Resort(COLR)—
Idaho currently does not have COLR statues; but it is part of the national
discussion. A carrier of last resort is a telecommunications carrier that commits
(or is required by law)to provide service to any customer in its service area that
requests it, even if serving that customer would not be economically viable at
prevailing rates.
Connect America Fund (CAF)—
The FCC adopted a comprehensive reform process to modernize the High Cost
Program and accelerate the build-out of robust broadband networks across the
country.
Connect America Cost Model (CACM)—
The Wireline Competition Bureau at the FCC adopted the platform and inputs for
the forward-looking Connect America Cost Model. The model allows
Commission staff and interested parties to calculate costs based on a series of
inputs and assumptions for Connect America Phase II implementation.
Federal-State Joint Board—
An organization with representatives from the FCC and the state public service
commission's which tries to resolve Federal and State conflicts on
telecommunications regulatory issues.
ILEC—Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier—
The dominant phone carrier within a geographic area as determined by the FCC.
Idaho's 10 Legacy Rural Telecos—
ATC, Cambridge, Direct, Fremont, Inland, Midvale, Oregon-Idaho Utilities,
Potlatch, Rural and Silver Star.
Idaho's 8 State USF recipients—
ATC, Cambridge, Direct, Fremont, Inland, Midvale, Rural and Silver Star
ITSAP—
A telecommunications service assistance program established within the
department of health and welfare to provide eligible recipients with a reduction in
costs of telecommunications services to promote universal service.
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Lifeline—
A minimal telephone service designed for the poor and elderly to assure they can
be reached by phone and have a"Lifeline"to the world in case of emergency.
RLEC—Rural Local Exchange Carrier—
Defined by the FCC as an independent phone company serving rural
communities, small towns, etc but could be adjacent to a major metropolitan area.
Government protects these companies by making them permitted monopolies
which are extremely difficult to compete with both because of government
regulation and economics. Certain rules apply which determine whether or not an
ILEC qualifies as a RLEC.
TRS—Telephone Relay Service
Established under the Title IV of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the TRS
allows individuals who are hearing- or speech-impaired to engage in telephone
communications in a manner functionally equivalent to that of individuals without
hearing or speech impairments. Communications is accomplished with the
assistance of an operator service and the use of specialized equipment.
UFS/ICC Transformation Order—
On November 18, 2011, the FCC released the USF/ICC Transformation Order,
which comprehensively reforms and modernizes the universal service (USF) and
intercarrier compensation(ICC) systems. Intercarrier compensation is what
carriers charge each other for originating,transporting and terminating telephone
traffic. In the Order, the FCC adopted a framework for providing ongoing
support to areas served by price cap carriers, including areas where broadband
service is not currently provided, known as Connect America Phase II.
Specifically, the Commission will provide ongoing support to these areas through
"a combination of a forward-looking cost model and competitive bidding."
VoIP—Voice over Internet Protocol
A methodology and group of technologies for the delivery of voice
communications and multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol (IP)networks,
such as the Internet. Other terms commonly associated with VoIP are IP
telephony, Internet telephony,broadband telephony, and broadband phone
service.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Federal Communications Commission News Media Information:202-418-0500
445 121" Street, SW Internet: http:www.fcc.gov
Washington, DC 20554 TTY:888-835-5322
DA 18-887
Released: August 28, 2018
CONNECT AMERICA FUND PHASE II AUCTION (AUCTION 903) CLOSES
WINNING BIDDERS ANNOUNCED
FCC FORM 683 DUE OCTOBER 15, 2018
AU Docket No. 17-182
WC Docket No. 10-90
1. By this Public Notice,the Rural Broadband Auctions Task Force,Wireless
Telecommunications Bureau(WTB), and Wireline Competition Bureau(WCB)announce that bidding in
the Connect America Fund Phase II(Phase II) auction(Auction 903)concluded on August 21,2018.
There were 103 winning bidders in the auction,with the 10-year support amount totaling$1.488 billion
and covering 713,176 locations in 45 states. Of the 974,223 locations in the 30,033 eligible census block
groups(CBGs), approximately 73 percent of the locations are covered by winning bids. While winning
bids are for a range of performance tiers,winning bids for downstream speeds of at least 100 megabits per
second(Mbps)cover 53 percent of these locations. And over 99.7 percent of these locations will receive
at least 25 Mbps downstream speeds,more than twice the 10 Mbps minimum standard for the Connect
America Fund program.
2. Winning bidders are required to submit a post-auction application for support(FCC Form
683)no later than October 15,2018. Winning bidders that wish to assign some or all of their winning
bids to related entities must do so by September 14,2018,using the Divide Winning Bids process
described below.
I. WINNING BIDDERS
3. This Public Notice summarizes the results of the auction and provides winning bidders
with important information, including FCC Form 683 filing requirements and support disbursement
matters. Key information appears in the following attachments:
Attachment A: "Winning Bidders Summary"lists for each bidder: the state,the 10-year
assigned support amount, and the number of locations assigned in
winning bids.
Attachment B: "State Results Summary"lists for each state with eligible areas in
Auction 903: the total assigned support,the number of locations
assigned, and the number of bidders with winning bids.
Attachment C: "FCC Form 683: Application for Connect America Fund Phase II
Auction Support—Instructions."
4. A copy of this Public Notice will be sent to each qualified bidder via overnight delivery
to the contact person at the contact address listed in each qualified bidder's short-form application(FCC
Form 183).
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II. AUCTION RESULTS
5. Concurrent with the release of this Public Notice,the Commission is making available
the detailed auction results and bidding information described below.
Online May: An interactive visual representation of the auction results is available on
the Auction 903 web page(www.fcc.gov/auction/903) and at
www.fcc. og v/reports-research/mgps/caf2-auction903-results/. There are
options for displaying all eligible areas and non-winning bids. Clicking
on a state or winning bid listed on the right-hand side of the map will
zoom the map in to that area.
Results Data: An online viewer of results data and downloadable files that include the
identities of bidders and all their submitted bids are now available in the
FCC Auctions Public Reporting System(auctiondata.fcc.gov), for which
there is a link on the Results tab on the Auction 903 web page
(www.fcc.gov/auction/903�.1
6. Additionally,the Commission will soon make available certain,previously withheld
information submitted in the applications to participate in the auction(FCC Forms 183). This
information includes the state(s)and performance tier and latency combination(s) for which each
applicant was found to be eligible and applicants' spectrum access attachments, if any.2 The applications
are viewable through the application search feature,which can be accessed through the Application tab on
the Auction 903 web page.
III. POST-AUCTION PROCEDURES
7. Under the competitive bidding rules adopted in the Phase II Auction Order,Auction 903
winning bidders must file a post-auction application for support, also referred to as FCC Form 683,
consistent with all requirements of the long-form application process.3 FCC Form 683 has two discrete
parts—the Divide Winning Bids portion and the long-form application portion. Each winning bidder is
required to file an FCC Form 683 to become authorized to receive support. Prior to completing the long-
form application portion, a winning bidder may divide its winning bids by assigning them to related
entities, as described below. If a winning bidder divides its winning bids among related entities,those
entities will be required to file the long-form application portion of an FCC Form 683 for those winning
bids, as described below. A winning bidder will be responsible for completing the long-form application
portion of FCC Form 683 for any winning bids that it does not assign to a related entity.
1 Because bids in Auction 903 implied annual support amounts,the bids and results data in the FCC Auctions Public
Reporting System are on an annual basis,in contrast to the 10-year total support amounts reported in Attachments A
and B.
2 We will continue to withhold from routine public inspection responses to the technical questions in Appendix A of
the Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice and any supporting information;financial information for which
confidential treatment was requested under the section 0.459(a)(4)abbreviated confidential treatment process;and
any other information subject to a request for confidential treatment that has been granted or remains pending. See
Connect America Fund Phase II Auction Scheduled for July 24, 2018;Notice and Filing Requirements and Other
Procedures for Auction 903,Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd 1428, 1475-76, 1528-29,para. 127,App.A(2018)(Auction
903 Procedures Public Notice).
3 47 CFR§ 1.21004; Connect America Fund et al.,Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking,
31 FCC Rcd 5949,6000,para. 144(2016)(Phase II Auction Order).

8. Winning bidders that intend to file a long-form application covering all their
winning bids are not required to participate in the Divide Winning Bids process 4 Any winning
bidder that does not submit the Divide Winning Bids portion of FCC Form 683 prior to 6:00 p.m. ET on
September 14, 2018,must file a long-form application that covers all its winning bids. In such
circumstances,the winning bidder must file the long-form application in its own name,be designated as
the eligible telecommunications carrier(ETC)to serve the relevant areas,be named in the requisite
letter(s) of credit, and fulfill the public interest obligations associated with receiving Phase II support.
A. Divide Winning Bids Portion of FCC Form 683
9. Any winning bidder that intends to assign some or all its winning bids to related entities
must do so by submitting the Divide Winning Bids portion of the FCC Form 683 during the Divide
Winning Bids filing window. The Divide Winning Bids filing window will open at 10:00 a.m.Eastern
Time(ET)on Tuesday,September 4,2018,and close at 6:00 p.m.ET on Friday,September 14,
2018. During this period, a winning bidder will be able to log into the Auction Application System using
the FCC Registration Number(FRN)that it used to file its short-form application and complete the
Divide Winning Bids portion of FCC Form 683. The instructions in Attachment C explain how a
winning bidder can assign its winning bids to related entities.
10. A winning bidder may only assign its winning bids to a related entity that is named in its
short-form application or that was formed after the short-form application deadline(i.e.,March 30,
2018).5 The Auction Application System will not permit a winning bidder to assign its winning bids to
another winning bidder. A related entity is an entity that is controlled by the winning bidder or is a
member of(or an entity controlled by a member of) a consortium/joint venture of which the winning
bidder is a member.6 Thus, if a holding company/parent company is a winning bidder in Auction 903,the
winning bidder may designate at least one operating company that it controls to complete the long-form
application to receive Phase II support for some or all of the winning bids in a state. If a consortium/joint
venture is a winning bidder in Auction 903,the entity may designate at least one member of(or an entity
controlled by a member of)the consortium/joint venture to complete the long-form application to receive
Phase II support for some or all of the winning bids in a state.
11. A winning bidder may assign winning bids to more than one entity in a single state,but it
cannot assign a single winning bid to more than one entity.' Thus, a winning bidder may not apportion
among multiple entities either: 1)eligible census blocks within a winning bid for an individual census
block group, or 2) separate census block groups within a winning package bid.
12. Each entity that is assigned a winning bid through the Divide Winning Bids process
is the entity that must file the long-form application portion of FCC Form 683 in its own name,be
designated as the eligible telecommunications carrier to serve the relevant area(s),be named in the
requisite letter(s)of credit, and fulfill the public interest obligations associated with receiving Phase
II support.$
13. A winning bidder that assigns some or all its winning bids to a related entity must make a
number of certifications in the Divide Winning Bids portion of FCC Form 683. In particular,it must
certify and acknowledge that it:
'Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1442-43,para. 37.
5 Id. at 1442,para. 37 n.75.
6 See generally id. at 1441,para.34(defining a controlling interest for purposes of Auction 903 "as an individual or
entity with positive or negative de jure or de facto control');see also 47 CFR§ 1.2105(a)(4)(i)(defining de jure and
de facto control).
7 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1442,para.37.
8Id. at 1442-43,para.37.

• has assigned the winning bids to related entities that were named in the short-form application or
are newly formed,
• will inform each entity of its filing obligation and cause each entity to submit a timely FCC Form
683 long-form application,
• will be at risk for default if any of the related entities do not submit a timely FCC Form 683 long-
form application, and
• will submit a timely FCC Form 683 long-form application for any of the winning bids that it did
not assign to another entity.
B. Obligation to Apply for Support—Long-Form Application Portion of FCC Form
683
14. A winning bidder that retains any of its bids, as well as all entities that are assigned
winning bids by a winning bidder,must electronically submit the long-form application portion of FCC
Form 683 covering those bids prior to the close of the long-form application filing window. The long-
form application filing window will open at 10:00 a.m.ET on Monday, October 1,2018,and will
close at 6:00 p.m.ET on Monday,October 15,2018. Certain additional information may be submitted
to the Commission after this filing window closes, as described below. The Auction Application
System will open a filing window at 10:00 a.m.ET on Monday,October 22,2018 to permit
applicants to submit this additional information by the relevant deadlines.
1. Deadlines
15. Attachment C of this Public Notice provides instructions for completing the long-form
application portion of FCC Form 683. These instructions are consistent with the Commission's
requirements fully described in section 54.315(b)&(c)of the Commission's rules and paragraphs 289 to
316 of the Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice.9 Below is a summary of the information that must be
submitted by the applicable application deadlines:10
• Information due prior to 6:00 p.m.ET on October 15,2018:
o Applicant information, including legal classification(e.g., corporation, general
partnership, etc.),jurisdiction of formation, address, contact information, and responsible
individual
o Whether the applicant has already been designated as an eligible
telecommunications carrier(ETC)for all the eligible census blocks in a winning
bid(s)"
■ If the applicant has already obtained a high-cost ETC designation that covers all
the relevant areas in a state, it should submit the required ETC documentation
and certification letter by this deadline so that Commission staff can
expeditiously verify the applicant's ETC status in the state
■ If the applicant has obtained a high-cost ETC designation for only some of the
relevant areas in a state,Commission staff will not verify the applicant's ETC
9 47 CFR§ 54.315(b),(c);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1512-21,paras.289-316;see also
Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5986-6005,paras. 111-56.
10 As discussed in Attachment C,certain applicant information will be automatically transferred from a winning
bidder's short-form application(FCC Form 183)to its long-form application(FCC Form 683).
11 By February 25,2019,the long-form applicant must obtain from all the relevant states or the Commission a high-
cost ETC designation(s)that cover its winning bid areas and upload the required documentation and a certification
letter to its FCC Form 683. 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(5);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519,
para. 310;Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5999,6002-05,paras. 141, 149-56.

status in a state until the applicant has submitted the required documentation and
certification letter for all the relevant areas in the state
o Whether the applicant is required to submit audited financial statements during the
long-form application process and whether it seeks confidential treatment of those
financial statements12
o Initial project overview(s)describing at a high-level the applicant's intended technology
and system design for each state with a winning bid.13 An applicant should not include
any confidential trade secrets or commercial information in its overview(s),which will be
made publicly available.
o Project funding description(s)that explains how necessary construction will be funded
in each state14
o Spectrum access description(s)demonstrating that the applicant has sufficient access to
spectrum in each state, if applicable15
o Agreement information, including information regarding any agreements relating to the
applicant's participation in Auction 90316
o Ownership information, including information regarding entities that have an
ownership or other interest in the applicant and associated Commission-regulated
businesses"
o Various certifications,including certifications regarding the applicant's compliance
with statutory and regulatory requirements; financial and technical qualifications;
available funds; compliance with the relevant public interest obligations and ETC
requirements; and spectrum access,if applicable18
16. In the Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,the Commission adopted a deadline of 60
days from the release of this Public Notice for long-form applicants to submit letter of credit commitment
letters, as well as detailed technology and system design descriptions.19 We find good cause to waive this
deadline and provide a short extension for the filing of this information. Generally,the Commission's
rules may be waived for good cause shown.20 Waiver of the Commission's rules is appropriate only if
both: (1) special circumstances warrant a deviation from the general rule, and(2) such deviation will
serve the public interest.21 We find that special circumstances exist because we have shifted the initial
12 As noted below,the audited financial statements are due by February 25,2019. 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(4);Auction
903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1519-20,para. 311;Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Red at 5983-84,
5989,paras. 102-03, 116.
13 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1514,para.299.
14 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(2)(vi);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1518,para.306;Phase II
Auction Order,31 FCC Red at 5989,para. 116.
15 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1518-19,paras. 307-08.
16 Id. at 1485,para. 162.
17 47 CFR§§ 1.2112(a),54.315(b)(2)(i).
18 See, e.g.,47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(2)(ii),(iii),(v),(vii);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1513-
14, 1518, 1519,paras.292-97,306,308.
19 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1514, 1519,paras.300,309.
20 47 CFR§ 1.3.
21 See Northeast Cellular Tel. Co. v.FCC,897 F.2d 1164, 1166(D.C.Cir. 1990)(citing WAIT Radio v. FCC,418
F.2d 1153, 1157-59(D.C.Cir. 1969),cert. denied,93 S. Ct.461 (1972)).

post-auction filing deadline to allow for the Divide Winning Bids portion of FCC Form 683 and we
cannot immediately open another filing window for the information due by the 60-day deadline due to
administrative reasons.22 We conclude that it serves the public interest to extend the deadline to provide
long-form applicants with sufficient time to submit this information after the filing window re-opens at
10:00 a.m. ET on Thursday, October 22,2018, and before the deadline of 6:00 p.m. ET on November 5,
2018. Because we are only extending the 60-day deadline by a week and are not adjusting the final 180-
day long-form application deadline,we expect that this extension will not materially delay our efforts to
authorize applicants for support. Accordingly,we find the public interest benefits outweigh any potential
harm.
• Information due prior to 6:00 p.m.ET on November 5,2018:
o Letter of credit commitment letter(s) for each applicable state from a qualified bank
committing to issue an irrevocable stand-by letter of credit to the long-form applicant in
the required form that covers the first year of support(at a minimum)23
o Detailed technology and system design description(s)for each applicable state,
including a network diagram certified by a professional engineer;paragraphs 298 to 305
of the Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice provide detailed guidance on how an
applicant can successfully meet this requirement24
■ The professional engineer must certify that he or she has reviewed the network
diagram and that the network is capable of delivering,to at least 95 percent of the
required number of locations in each relevant state,voice and broadband service
that meets the requisite performance requirements25
■ While it is not necessary that the professional engineer certifying the network
diagram have a Professional Engineer license,the certification should describe
the professional engineer's qualifications such that the certifier's expertise is
apparent
• Information due prior to 6:00 p.m.ET on February 25,2019:
o Documentation of high-cost ETC designation(s) in all areas where the applicant will
receive support, as described in paragraph 310 of the Auction 903 Procedures Public
Notice.26 An applicant should also upload a .csv file of the census blocks that are
included in the ETC designation order, if applicable.
22 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1512,para.290(noting that the original initial long-form
application filing deadline was"[u]nless otherwise provided by public notice,within 10 business days after release
of the Auction 903 closing public notice").
23 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(3);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519,para. 309;Phase II Auction
Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5997,para. 134. At a minimum,the letter must provide the dollar amount of the letter of
credit and the issuing bank's agreement to follow the terms and conditions of the Commission's model letter of
credit in Appendix B of the Phase II Auction Order. Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6045-49,App.B. The
requirements for a qualified bank are described in detail in the Phase II Auction Order and section 54.315(c)of the
Commission's rules. 47 CFR§ 54.315(c)(2);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd 5992-97,paras. 126-33.
24 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(2)(iv);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1514-18,paras.298-305.
25 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(2)(iv);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1514,para.298;Phase II
Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5987-88,para. 114.
26 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(5);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519,para. 310;Phase II Auction
Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5999,para. 141.

o ETC certification letter(s)from an officer of the applicant certifying that the long-form
applicant's ETC designation(s) covers all the areas where the applicant will receive
support27
o If not provided with the FCC Form 183 short-form application by the long-form applicant
or a related entity,28 financial statements from the prior fiscal year(i.e.,2017)that
have been audited by an independent certified public accountant, including the audit
opinion,balance sheets,net income, and cash flow statements29
■ The applicant must submit the audited financial statements of the entity that
submitted its unaudited financial statements in the relevant FCC Form 183 short-
form application or its own audited financial statements30
■ Any applicant that fails to submit the audited financial statements as required by
this deadline will be subject to a base forfeiture of$50,000,which will be subject
to adjustment upward or downward as appropriate based on criteria set forth in
the Commission's forfeiture guidelines31
17. Timely submitted applications will be reviewed by Commission staff for completeness
and compliance with the Commission's rules and to determine if the long-form applicant has
demonstrated that it is technically and financially qualified to fulfill its Phase II public interest obligations
if authorized to receive support. Commission staff will notify a long-form applicant if additional
information is required. If the application and the information with respect to each winning bid in a
particular state is complete and the long-form applicant has demonstrated that it is technically and
financially qualified,WCB will release a public notice identifying the applicant and the winning bids for
which the Commission is ready to authorize Phase II support.32 If a long-form applicant ultimately fails
to provide all the required information or demonstrate that it is technically and financially qualified,WCB
will release a public notice identifying the applicant and the winning bids that are considered in default.33
• If not already provided,the applicant will have 10 business days from the release of the public
notice indicating that the Commission is ready to authorize support to submit:
o Irrevocable standby letter(s)of credit for each state where the long-form applicant will
be authorized to receive support. Long-form applicants should carefully review the letter
27 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(5);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519,para. 310;Phase II Auction
Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5999,para. 141.
28 In this context,a related entity means the long-form applicant's parent/holding company or,if the long-form
applicant is a member of a consortium or joint venture,the member of the consortium or joint venture that submitted
financial statements with the short-form application.
29 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(4);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519-20,para. 311;Phase II
Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5983-84,5989,paras. 102-03, 116.
30 Accordingly,if the long-form applicant is a member of a consortium,it should submit the audited financial
statements of the consortium member that submitted its unaudited financial statements in FCC Form 183. If the
long-form applicant is an operating company of a holding company that filed a FCC Form 183 on behalf of the long-
form applicant,the long-form applicant should submit the audited financial statements of the holding company. A
long-form applicant also has the option of filing its own audited financial statements instead.
31 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519-20,para.311;Phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd
at 5984-85,paras. 103-05;47 U.S.C. § 503(b)(2)(B);47 CFR§ 1.80(b)(8),note to paragraph(b)(8).
32 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(6)(v).
33 A long-form applicant that defaults on a winning bid in a state may still be authorized to receive support for its
remaining winning bids in that state.

of credit requirements in section 54.315(c) of the Commission's rules and in the Phase II
Auction Order,34 which are summarized below:
■ The letter(s) of credit must cover the first year of support for the state, at a
minimum.35 An applicant may obtain multiple letters of credit to cover all the
bids in the state,but compliance with service milestones will be reviewed on a
state-wide basis. Accordingly, if a long-form applicant chooses to obtain a letter
of credit for each of its bids that are located in a state and defaults, a draw on all
the letters of credit covering all of the bids in the state will be authorized.36
■ The letter(s) of credit must be issued in substantially the same form as set forth in
the model letter of credit provided in Appendix B of the Phase II Auction Order37
■ The long-form applicant must be the entity that is named in the letter(s)of
credit38
■ The letter(s) of credit must be issued by a qualified bank. The issuing bank
eligibility requirements are described in section 54.315(c)(2)of the
Commission's rules and in paragraphs 126 to 133 of the Phase II Auction
Order.39
■ Before a support recipient can receive its next year's support and each year's
support thereafter,it must modify,renew, or obtain a new letter of credit to
ensure that it is valued at a minimum at the total amount of support that has
already been disbursed plus the amount of support that is going to be provided in
the next year, subject to certain reductions when the support recipient has
substantially met its service milestones40
■ The letter(s) of credit must remain open until the support recipient has certified
that is has met the final service milestone and the Universal Service
Administrative Company(USAC)has verified that the build out obligation has
been fulfilled41
o Letter of Credit Bankruptcy Opinion Letter(s) from legal counsel regarding the
treatment of the letter(s)of credit or its proceeds in a bankruptcy proceeding42
34 47 CFR§ 54.315(c);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5989-99,6045-49,paras. 119-40,App.B.
35 47 CFR§ 54.315(c)(1);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5997,para. 135.
36 Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5991,para. 122&n.242.
37 Id. at 6045-49,App.B.
38 Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1443,para. 37.
39 47 CFR§ 54.315(c)(2);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd 5992-97,paras. 126-33.
40 47 CFR§ 54.315(c)(1);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5991,5997,paras. 122, 135. Once an Auction
903 support recipient has met its 60 percent service milestone,its letter of credit may be valued at 90 percent of the
total support amount already disbursed plus the amount that will be disbursed in the coming year. Once an Auction
903 support recipient has met its 80 percent service milestone,its letter of credit may be valued at 60 percent of the
total support amount already disbursed plus the amount that will be disbursed in the coming year. See Connect
America Fund et al.,Order on Reconsideration,33 FCC Rcd 1380, 1405,para.64(2018)(Phase II Auction
Reconsideration Order);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5997-98,para. 136.
4147 CFR§ 54.315(c)(1);Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5991,para. 123.
42 47 CFR§ 54.315(c)(3);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1520,para. 313;Phase II Auction
Order,31 FCC Rcd at 5992,para. 125.

18. Once Commission staff has determined that a long-form application is complete and the
long-form applicant is financially and technically qualified, and the letter(s)of credit and accompanying
opinion letter(s)have been received and approved,WCB will issue a public notice announcing the
authorization of support for the winning bid(s)and directing USAC to begin disbursing support.43 USAC
will issue a new study area code to each long-form applicant for each state in which it is authorized to
receive support. Long-form applicants will be notified of the new study area code prior to the
authorization for support along with procedures for disbursing support. Monthly support disbursements
will begin shortly after the authorization public notice has been released.
19. If an applicant is not authorized to receive support for a winning bid, it will be in default
and subject to forfeiture for that winning bid as described below.
2. Forfeiture in the Event of Default
20. As described in the Phase HAuction Order'44 winning bidders or long-form applicants
that have been assigned winning bids during the Divide Winning Bids stage will be subject to a forfeiture
in the event of a default. A winning bidder or long-form applicant will be considered in default and will
be subject to forfeiture if it fails to timely file a long-form application, fails to meet the document
submission deadlines, is found ineligible or unqualified to receive Phase II support, and/or otherwise
defaults on its winning bids or is disqualified for any reason prior to the authorization of support. Any
such determination shall be final, and a winning bidder or long-form applicant shall have no opportunity
to cure through additional submissions,negotiations, or otherwise.
21. In the event of an auction default, a base forfeiture per violation of$3,000 may be
imposed.45 So that this base forfeiture amount is not disproportionate to the amount of a winning bidder's
bid,the Commission has limited the total base forfeiture to five percent of the bidder's total assigned
support for the bid for the support term.46 Notwithstanding this limitation,the total base forfeiture will
also be subject to adjustment upward or downward based on the criteria set forth in the Commission's
forfeiture guidelines.41 A violation is defined as any form of default with respect to the minimum
geographic unit eligible for bidding.48 In other words,there shall be separate apparent violations for each
census block group assigned in a bid.
C. General FCC Form 683 Information
22. For both the Divide Winning Bids and long-form application portions of FCC Form 683,
the application may be filed at any time after the relevant filing window opens until the filing window
closes. Applicants are strongly encouraged to file early and are responsible for allowing adequate time
43 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(6)(vi).
44 phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6000-01,paras. 143-45;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC
Rcd at 1520-21,paras. 314-15.
45 phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6000,para. 143;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at
1521,para. 315.
46 Phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6000-01,para. 144;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd
at 1521,para. 315. This would occur in situations where the dollar amount associated with the bid is low. For
example,assume Bidder A's winning bid includes 100 CBGs for$100,000 over the 10-year support term. We may
impose a base forfeiture of$5,000(5 percent of$100,000)because otherwise the base forfeiture would be$300,000
($3,000 x 100 CBGs),which is three times the entire bid amount. In contrast,if Bidder B's winning bid includes
100 CBGs for$7,000,000 over the support term,we may impose a base forfeiture of$300,000($3,000 x 100
CBGs),which is 4.3 percent of the total bid.
47 See 47 U.S.C. § 503(b)(2)(B);47 CFR§ 1.80(b)(8),note to paragraph(b)(8);Phase HAuction Order,31 FCC
Rcd at 6000-01,para. 143;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1521,para. 315.
48 Phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6000,para. 144;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at
1521,para. 315.

for filing their applications. Applications can be updated or amended multiple times until the relevant
filing window closes.
23. A winning bidder and/or long-form applicant must always click on the CERTIFY&
SUBMIT button on the"Certify& Submit"screen to successfully submit its FCC Form 683 and any
modifications; otherwise,the application or changes to the application will not be received or reviewed by
Commission staff. If a winning bidder or long-form applicant needs guidance or encounters technical
difficulties in filing FCC Form 683, it may contact FCC Auctions Technical Support using the
information in the Contact section,below.
D. Maintaining Accuracy of Information
24. Each long-form applicant must make all changes to its information in the Auction
Application System using FCC Form 683. With the release of this Public Notice, long-form applicants
are no longer required to maintain the accuracy and completeness of information furnished in their FCC
Form 183 applications.
25. A long-form applicant will be permitted to make minor modifications to its application
after the deadline for submitting applications.49 Minor modifications include correcting typographical
errors and supplying non-material information that was inadvertently omitted or not available at the time
the application was submitted.50 If a long-form applicant makes a major modification to its application,
the application will be denied.51 In such an event,the long-form applicant will be subject to forfeiture.
Major modifications include,but are not limited to, any changes in the ownership of the long-form
applicant that constitute an assignment or transfer of control, any changes in the identity of the long-form
applicant, or any changes in the required certifications.52
E. Public Availability of FCC Form 683 Information
26. Information submitted in FCC Form 683 will generally be publicly available after
Commission staff completes its review. Accordingly, a long-form applicant should take care not to
include any unnecessary sensitive information, such as Taxpayer Identification Numbers or Social
Security Numbers, in its application. However, consistent with the Commission's limited information
procedures in place for Auction 903, certain information will be withheld from routine public inspection
even after support is authorized.
27. Information related to a long-form applicant's detailed technology and system design
description and its project funding description will be treated as confidential and will be withheld from
public inspection.53 The Commission will treat long-form applicants that submit this information as
having made a request to treat this information as confidential trade secrets and/or commercial
information. As such, a long-form applicant need not submit a separate section 0.459 confidentiality
request for this information with its FCC Form 683.
28. Moreover, a long-form applicant may request confidential treatment of its audited
financial statements directly on FCC Form 683,using an abbreviated process under section 0.459(a)(4) of
49 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(6)(iii).
50 Id.
51 Id. § 54.315(b)(6)(iv).
52 Id.
53 Id. §0.459;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Red at 1515,paras.300 n.447&306 n.499. A long-
form applicant's high-level initial project overview will be made publicly available. Id. at 1514,para.299.

the Commission's rules. The applicant need not submit a separate section 0.459 confidentiality request
with its FCC Form 683.54
29. Nevertheless,if a request for public inspection under section 0.461 is made for the long-
form applicant's audited financial statements, detailed technology and system design description, or
project funding description,the long-form applicant will be notified and then must justify the continued
confidential treatment of the information if it objects to the disclosure.15
30. A long-form applicant may include with its FCC Form 683 a request that any other
information submitted in its application not be made routinely available for public inspection following
the procedures set forth in section 0.459 of the Commission's rules.56 Requests for confidential treatment
of information other than that discussed above will not be routinely granted.
IV. OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION
A. Maintaining Prohibition on Certain Communications
31. Section 1.21002 of the Commission's rules provides that, subject to specified exceptions,
after the deadline for filing a short-form application, an applicant"is prohibited from communicating with
any other applicant in any manner the substance of its own, or one another's,or any competing
applicant's bids or bidding strategies,until after the post-auction deadline for winning bidders to submit
applications for support.1157 As explained more fully in the Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,this
prohibition took effect as of the short-form application filing deadline, i.e.,March 30,2018, at 6:00 p.m.
ET, and extends until the deadline for filing the long-form application portion of FCC Form 683, i.e.,
October 15,2018, at 6:00 p.m.ET.58
32. This prohibition applies to all short-form applicants regardless of whether such
applicants became qualified bidders or actually bid.59 We also emphasize that, for purposes of this
prohibition, an"applicant"includes the entity filing the application, each entity capable of controlling the
applicant, and each entity that may be controlled by the applicant or by an entity capable of controlling
the applicant.60
33. The prohibition of"communicating in any manner"includes public disclosures,private
communications, and indirect or implicit communications,as well as express statements of bids and
bidding strategies.61 Consequently, an applicant must take care to determine whether its auction-related
communications may reach another applicant.
54 47 CFR§ 0.459(a)(4). To ensure that the particular information is afforded such treatment,in both cases,a long-
form applicant must upload the information to FCC Form 683 using the appropriate attachment"type"as described
in the instructions in Attachment C.
55 Id. §0.461
56Id. §0.459.
57Id. § 1.21002(b).
58 See Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1477,para. 134.
59 An entity that submits an application becomes an"applicant"under the rule at the application filing deadline and
that status does not change based on subsequent developments. See, e.g.,Star Wireless,LLC v.FCC,522 F.3d 469
(D.C. Cir.2008)(section 1.2105(c)applies to applicants regardless of whether they are qualified to bid). Thus,an
auction applicant that does not correct deficiencies in its application,or does not otherwise become qualified,
remains an"applicant"for purposes of the rule and remains subject to the prohibition on certain communications
until the long-form application filing deadline.
60 47 CFR§ 1.21002(a).
61 Id.;see generally Updating Part 1 Competitive Bidding Rules,Report and Order et al.,30 FCC Rcd 7493,7577,
para. 199(2015)(explaining that similar section 1.2105(c)language prohibiting communicating bids or bidding
strategies"in any manner"bars"communicating bids or bidding information,either directly or indirectly"); Cascade

B. High-Cost Eligible Telecommunications Carrier Designations
34. As noted above,by February 25,2019,the long-form applicant must have obtained a
high-cost ETC designation(s)from all the relevant states or the Commission that covers its winning bid
areas and must submit the required documentation and a certification letter(s) from an officer.62 Long-
form applicants subject to state jurisdiction must petition the relevant state commissions for ETC
designation and should follow state rules and requirements to apply for designation(s).63 Long-form
applicants not subject to state jurisdiction must petition the Commission for designation(s)as described in
the Auction 903 ETC Public Notice.64
35. In the event a long-form applicant determines that it will be unable to obtain the
necessary ETC designations within 180 days, it should upload a petition for waiver of the deadline to its
FCC Form 683. The Commission has found that it would be appropriate to waive the 180-day timeframe
if the long-form applicant is able to demonstrate that it has engaged in good faith efforts to obtain an ETC
designation,but the proceeding is not yet complete.65 A waiver of the 180-day deadline would be
appropriate if, for example, an entity has an ETC application pending with a state and the state's next
scheduled meeting at which it would consider the ETC application will occur after the 180-day window.
When considering waivers of the 180-day timeframe for obtaining ETC designation,we will presume that
an entity acted in good faith if the entity files its ETC application within 30 days of the release of this
Public Notice.66
C. Public Interest Obligations and Annual Reporting Requirements
36. To ensure that Phase II support meets the Commission's public interest objectives, a
long-forth applicant that has received notice from the Commission that it is authorized to receive Phase II
support will be subject to a variety of obligations,including service requirements, service milestones,
reporting, and record retention requirements.67 This includes the requirement that Auction 903 support
recipients test and certify compliance with the relevant performance requirements in accordance with the
uniform framework to measure and report on performance that was adopted by WCB,WTB, and the
Office of Engineering and Technology.68
37. An Auction 903 support recipient will be subject to non-compliance measures if it fails or
is unable to meet the service milestones or other service requirements, or fails to fulfill any other term or
condition of Phase II support.69 As described in the December 2014 Connect America Order,the Phase II
Auction Order, and the CAF Performance Measures Order,these measures will scale with the extent of
(Continued from previous page)
Access,L.L.C., Forfeiture Order,28 FCC Rcd 141, 144,para.7(EB 2013)(rejecting argument that the
communication was not prohibited because it did not reveal the"substance"of Cascade's bids or bidding strategies).
62 47 CFR§ 54.315(b)(5);Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33 FCC Rcd at 1519,para. 310.
63 47 U.S.C. §214(e)(2).
64 47 U.S.C. §214(e)(6); WCB Reminds Connect America Fund Phase II Auction Applicants of the Process for
Obtaining a Federal Designation as an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier,WC Docket Nos.09-197, 10-90,
Public Notice,DA 18-714(WCB July 10,2018). As described in the public notice,the Commission places the
burden of proof upon the petitioner seeking a Commission ETC designation to demonstrate that the Commission has
jurisdiction. Id. at 1-2.
65 Phase II Auction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6002-03,paras. 152-53.
66 Id.
67 See, e.g. 47 CFR§§ 54.309,54.310(c),54.313,54.314,54.316,54.320;Auction 903 Procedures Public Notice,33
FCC Rcd at 1433-36, 1473,paras. 12-17, 121 (providing a high-level summary of the relevant public interest
obligations and high-cost ETC obligations).
68 Connect America Fund,WC Docket No. 10-90,Order,DA 18-710(WCB/WTB/OET July 6,2018)(CAF
Performance Measures Order).
69 47 CFR§§ 54.315(c)(4),54.320.

non-compliance, and include additional reporting,withholding of support, support recovery, and drawing
on the support recipient's letter of credit if the support recipient cannot pay back the relevant support by
the applicable deadline.70 A support recipient may also be subject to other sanctions for non-compliance
with the terms and conditions of Phase II support, including,but not limited to,the Commission's existing
enforcement procedures and penalties,potential revocation of ETC designations, and suspension or
debarment.71
D. Location Total and Support Adjustment Process
38. If a Phase 11 support recipient cannot identify enough locations in the eligible census
blocks in its winning bids to meet its statewide obligation, it will have one year from the release of this
Public Notice to file evidence of the total number of locations in those census blocks, including
geolocation data of all the locations it was able to identify.72 The support recipient's filing will be subject
to review and comment by relevant stakeholders and an audit. If the support recipient demonstrates that
the number of actual, on-the-ground locations is lower than the number estimated by the Connect
America Cost Model, its state location total will be adjusted, and its support will be reduced on a pro rata
basis.73 If a support recipient finds that the number of actual locations has increased, its location total and
support will not be increased.74 We will release a public notice seeking comment on the implementation
of this process.
E. Return of SecurID®Tokens
39. The SecurID®tokens distributed to qualified bidders were tailored to Auction 903 and
will not work for future auctions. Each bidder should return its SecurID®tokens to the Commission for
recycling. The Commission will send each bidder,along with the copy of this Public Notice, a pre-
addressed, stamped envelope for returning the SecurID®tokens.
F. Contact Information
40. For further information,contact:
Technical Support FCC Auctions Technical Support Hotline
Electronic Filing [phone], option nine; or(202)414-1250
Auction Application System and CAF 11 Bidding [phone] (TTY)
System(Hardware/Software Issues) Hours of service: 8:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m. ET,
Monday through Friday
Press Information Mark Wigfield, [phone]
70 Id. §§ 54.315(c)(4),54.320; CAFPerformance Measures Order at 23-25,paras. 60-67;Phase II Auction Order,
31 FCC Rcd at 6016-18,paras. 189-94; Connect America Fund et al.,Report and Order,29 FCC Rcd 15644, 15694-
701,paras. 142-57(2014)(December 2014 Connect America Order).
7147 CFR§ 54.320(c);Phase HAuction Order,31 FCC Rcd at 6018,para. 194.
72 Phase HAuction Reconsideration Order,33 FCC Rcd at 1389-91,paras.23-28.
73 Id. at 1389,para.23.
71 Id. at 1390,para.26.

General Universal Service Information Wireline Competition Bureau,
Telecommunications Access Policy Division
Alex Minard
Heidi Lankau
Katie King
[phone]
Auction 903 Information Auctions and Spectrum Access Division
General Auction Information,Process, and [phone]
Procedures
Post-Auction Rules,Policies, and Regulations Rural Broadband Auctions Task Force
Chelsea Fallon, [phone]
Kirk Burgee, [phone]
Nathan Eagan, [phone]
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau
Auctions and Spectrum Access Division
Mark Montano
[phone]
Small Businesses Office of Communications Business
Additional information for small and Opportunities
disadvantaged businesses [phone]
http://www.fcc.jzov/ocbo/
Accessible Formats Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau
Braille, large print, electronic files,or [phone] or(202)418-0432 (TTY)
audio format for people with disabilities fcc504(,fcc.gov
FCC Internet Sites http://www.fcc.gov
www.fcc.gov/auction/903
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
3E8 Broadband Solutions, LLC 0027362102 Arkansas $ 3,621,846.50 811
Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC 0020854725 Missouri $ 11,371,438.40 2,321
Allen's T.V. Cable Service, Inc. 0003746898 Louisiana $ 1,776,732.60 794
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Illinois $ 35,329,965.90 15,022
LLC
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Iowa $ 50,614,528.00 15,097
LLC
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Kansas $ 37,349,710.70 10,088
LLC
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Nebraska $ 40,848,389.90 8,768
LLC
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Oklahoma $ 41,285,224.30 17,883
LLC
AMG Technology Investment Group 0021701891 Texas $ 75,855,975.10 33,803
LLC
ArisWave Consortium 0027394261 Arkansas $ 7,069,003.30 3,191
ArisWave Consortium 0027394261 Illinois $ 147,196.40 72
ArisWave Consortium 0027394261 Mississippi $ 277,905.30 80
ArisWave Consortium 0027394261 Missouri $ 3,001,544.70 788
ArisWave Consortium 0027394261 Oklahoma $ 1,803,161 .00 3,549
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Armstrong Telephone Company - 0004311528 Pennsylvania $ 2,642,412.90 1,949
Northern Division
Barry Electric Cooperative 0002506384 Missouri $ 6,103,454.20 2,308
BEK Communications Cooperative 0002477636 North Dakota $ 1,182,155.00 534
Ben Lomand Communications, LLC 0003729142 Tennessee $ 333,796.70 171
Benton Ridge Telephone Company 0005053251 Illinois $ 24,366,144.10 6,041
Benton Ridge Telephone Company 0005053251 Indiana $ 14,883,684.70 11,537
Benton Ridge Telephone Company 0005053251 Ohio $ 13,121,990.30 6,379
Bloosurf, LLC 0019496462 Delaware $ 1,188,310.70 1,321
Bloosurf, LLC 0019496462 Maryland $ 4,280,186.00 3,770
Broadband Corp 0016419392 Minnesota $ 428,117.00 128
Bruce Telephone Company, Inc. 0003773520 Wisconsin $ 177,933.10 34
Cal.net, Inc. 0020855656 California $ 50,516,651 .70 20,859
California Internet, L.P. 0023707953 California $ 82,629,017.80 10,922
California Internet, L.P. 0023707953 Nevada $ 5,203,385.60 923
Casey Mutual Telephone Company 0004330965 Iowa $ 244,923.20 107
Chariton Valley Communications 0008437147 Missouri $ 4,179,665.50 847
Corporation
Cincinnati Bell Inc. 0003018033 Kentucky $ 1,035,217.00 321
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Cincinnati Bell Inc. 0003018033 Ohio $ 63,613.40 21
Citynet LLC 0014281588 West Virginia $ 6,517,708.30 898
ClearSKY Systems, Inc. 0006659650 Illinois $ 127,414.20 207
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 Arizona $ 28,166,420.50 6,902
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 Colorado $ 5,512,547.40 3,384
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 Nevada $ 23,669,836.70 12,844
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 New Mexico $ 16,936,408.00 7,182
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 Utah $ 3,210,411 .20 822
Commnet Wireless, LLC 0007116403 Wyoming $ 2,446,067.40 690
Computer 5 Inc. d/b/a LocalTel 0014511364 Washington $ 6,847,092.40 1,910
Communications
Consolidated Telephone Company 0003742467 Minnesota $ 934,933.80 358
Consortium 903 0004365334 Oklahoma $ 5,357,649.10 13,657
Crocker Communications, Inc. 0016420713 Massachusetts $ 1,193,076.90 404
Crystal Automation Systems, Inc. 0015011810 Michigan $ 27,299,086.90 17,610
Declaration Networks Group, Inc 0023973480 Maryland $ 2,880,040.40 2,454
Declaration Networks Group, Inc 0023973480 Washington $ 3,904,100.20 2,929
Echo Wireless Broadband, Inc. 0021392634 New Mexico $ 1,542,197.80 624
Echo Wireless Broadband, Inc. 0021392634 Texas $ 3,933,712.70 1,093
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company 0003747722 Minnesota $ 348,991 .60 163
Federated Telephone Cooperative 0003741576 Minnesota $ 1,431,038.80 808
Fidelity Communications Company 0024948192 Arkansas $ 48,459.90 10
Fidelity Communications Company 0024948192 Missouri $ 24,367.10 9
Fond du Lac Reservation Business 0027389550 Minnesota $ 55,010.80 13
Committee
Frontier Communications Corporation 0003576352 California $ 51,552.60 23
Garden Valley Telephone Company 0002652519 Minnesota $ 880,346.00 95
Gila Local Exchange Carrier, Inc. 0017377771 Arizona $ 104,499.00 29
Halstad Telephone Company 0003744224 Minnesota $ 19,635.20 7
Hankins Information Technology 0027344498 California $ 1,911,329.30 1,083
Hanson Communications, Inc. 0015551302 South Dakota $ 205,817.70 35
Hardy Telecommunications, Inc 0013169313 West Virginia $ 47,435.40 7
Hawaiian Telcom, Inc. 0001520980 Hawaii $ 18,160,637.80 3,936
Hilliary Communications Consortium 0027377506 Oklahoma $ 3,161,023.30 1,237
Hilliary Communications Consortium 0027377506 Texas $ 831,017.60 98
HolstonConnect, LLC 0026995332 Tennessee $ 535,416.80 517
Horry Telephone Cooperative, Inc. 0001886944 South Carolina $ 233,490.00 80
IdeaTek Telcom, LLC 0015798648 Kansas $ 6,186,881 .60 2,490
Page 4 of 11

Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Illinois Electric Cooperative 0004821989 Illinois $ 2,276,419.20 804
Independent Networks, Inc. 0003722485 Iowa $ 288,834.00 123
Interstate Telecommunications 0003741550 Minnesota $ 552,329.60 209
Cooperative, Inc.
Inventive Wireless of Nebraska, LLC 0018706002 Colorado $ 1,505,512.80 336
Inventive Wireless of Nebraska, LLC 0018706002 Nebraska $ 678.00 2
Inventive Wireless of Nebraska, LLC 0018706002 Wyoming $ 3,734,455.40 1,354
Jaguar Communication, Inc 0004365961 Minnesota $ 510,587.60 672
JCWIFI.com LLC 0027349513 Wisconsin $ 486,423.60 175
Johnson Telephone Company 0004311304 Minnesota $ 81,272.50 47
Lake Region Technology & 0023985237 Oklahoma $ 4,024,501 .30 2,247
Communications, LLC
LTD Broadband LLC 0020926788 Illinois $ 19,462.20 145
LTD Broadband LLC 0020926788 Iowa $ 69,516.40 33
LTD Broadband LLC 0020926788 Minnesota $ 1,104,440.80 840
LTD Broadband LLC 0020926788 Nebraska $ 27,082.50 74
LTD Broadband LLC 0020926788 Nevada $ 44,171 .40 315
Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric 0025956137 Iowa $ 2,262,038.60 1,107
Cooperative
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Mark Twain Communications Company 0002531879 Missouri $ 3,053,366.20 676
Mercury Wireless 0018603027 Indiana $ 1,400,844.80 7,371
Mercury Wireless 0018603027 Kansas $ 1,331,173.00 776
Mercury Wireless 0018603027 Michigan $ 235,636.50 971
Mercury Wireless 0018603027 Missouri $ 1,641,845.40 1,954
Mercury Wireless 0018603027 Ohio $ 830.70 20
Meriwether Lewis Connect LLC 0027382639 Tennessee $ 1,183,627.40 290
MGW Networks, LLC 0019225366 Virginia $ 417,806.60 238
Mid-States Services, LLC 0018511303 Missouri $ 1,868,059.70 358
Midcontinent Communications 0002621951 Minnesota $ 27,977,283.80 7,410
Midcontinent Communications 0002621951 North Dakota $ 6,044,447.30 1,069
Midcontinent Communications 0002621951 South Dakota $ 4,880,610.90 892
Mountain West Technologies 0015643182 Wyoming $ 2,658,056.80 550
Corporation
Mutual Telephone Company of Sioux 0002594190 Iowa $ 627,920.00 191
Center, Iowa
NBVDS Investment, L.L.C. 0017194986 Oklahoma $ 2,776,942.30 667
NE Colorado Cellular, Inc. 0001607225 Colorado $ 2,769,082.50 731
NE Colorado Cellular, Inc. 0001607225 Kansas $ 87,660.00 20
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction ���N�cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
NE Colorado Cellular, Inc. 0001607225 Nebraska $ 240,989.00 56
Newmax, LLC dba Intermax Networks 0015656606 Idaho $ 9,396,421 .30 7,129
Newmax, LLC dba Intermax Networks 0015656606 Washington $ 2,160,450.60 823
Northern Arapaho Tribal Industries 0020993077 Wyoming $ 4,070,664.30 849
Orange County REMC 0027353192 Indiana $ 10,200,496.30 4,046
Otelco, Inc. 0022623235 Massachusetts $ 921,505.00 772
Paul Bunyan Rural Telephone [phone] Minnesota $ 1,313,542.60 315
Cooperative
PC Telcorp, Inc. 0013350657 Colorado $ 387,303.00 33
Perry-Spencer Rural Telephone [phone] Indiana $ 1,182,425.70 359
Cooperative, Inc.
Pine Cellular Phones, Inc. 0012882643 Oklahoma $ 4,695,550.60 1,979
Plains internet, LLC 0025360173 New Mexico $ 2,582,772.40 509
Plains internet, LLC 0025360173 Oklahoma $ 1,770,537.00 3,194
Plains internet, LLC 0025360173 Texas $ 1,799,730.80 939
Red Spectrum Communications LLC 0025124421 Idaho $ 521,715.00 185
Redwire, Inc. 0027261940 Oklahoma $ 4,766,845.60 8,041
Roseau Electric Cooperative, Inc. 0009568379 Minnesota $ 2,081,769.70 326
RTC Communications Corp 0020787412 Indiana $ 1,326,394.00 1,203
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Arkansas $ 40,849,218.40 11,934
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Kentucky $ 412,623.60 119
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Michigan $ 6,214,667.80 2,743
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Missouri $ 46,569,407.40 17,214
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Oklahoma $ 36,843,580.30 14,876
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Oregon $ 3,475,833.50 533
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Tennessee $ 808,941 .70 217
Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium 0027352251 Virginia $ 50,848,217.40 18,686
Shawnee Communications, Inc. 0003742954 Illinois $ 1,714,708.00 567
Sunset Digital Communications, Inc. 0010678001 Tennessee $ 5,595,554.80 2,095
Sunset Digital Communications, Inc. 0010678001 Virginia $ 23,979,452.60 6,998
SW DinehNet LLC 0014860530 New Mexico $ 2,038,737.50 869
SyncWave, LLC 0019974385 Michigan $ 24,844.30 21
Tombigbee Communications, LLC 0026359026 Alabama $ 1,691,878.60 279
Total Highspeed LLC 0017633405 Missouri $ 640,560.00 386
Townes Wireless, Inc. 0027368786 Kansas $ 190,097.60 20
Tri County Rural Electric Cooperative, 0027336056 Pennsylvania $ 32,326,228.30 7,015
Inc.
Tri County Telephone Association, Inc. 0003744463 Montana $ 4,012,941 .40 1,256
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Tri County Telephone Association, Inc. 0003744463 Wyoming $ 3,004,236.10 1,930
Tri-County Electric Cooperative 0027154608 Michigan $ 117,784.10 106
Twin Valley Communications, Inc 0007573520 Kansas $ 45,610.00 9
Union Telephone Company 0001630201 Wyoming $ 5,437,562.00 1,468
Valley Communications Association, 0026268516 Nevada $ 404,753.70 153
LLC
Velocity.Net Communications, Inc. 0015881154 Pennsylvania $ 230,016.00 39
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Delaware $ 148,089.50 22
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Maryland $ 3,058,921 .30 1,194
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Massachusetts $ 948,305.20 305
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 New Jersey $ 1,621,782.20 510
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Pennsylvania $ 1,687,283.80 709
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Rhode Island $ 475,302.70 165
Verizon Communications Inc. 0003257094 Virginia $ 1,537,248.90 456
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Alabama $ 3,692,934.50 9,075
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Arizona $ 129,558.80 354
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 California $ 13,918,361 .80 18,795
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Colorado $ 7,231,181 .10 6,517
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Florida $ 5,032,841 .40 9,859
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Georgia $ 6,264,361 .60 13,815
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Idaho $ 4,402,039.90 3,607
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Kentucky $ 1,673,144.50 4,169
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Louisiana $ 2,873,229.70 4,427
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Maine $ 4,713,986.30 4,098
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Mississippi $ 5,206,700.80 13,819
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Montana $ 5,180,535.70 5,342
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 New Mexico $ 3,132,667.20 3,268
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Oregon $ 10,254,463.50 9,946
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Pennsylvania $ 19,945,119.90 45,100
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Utah $ 3,119,687.30 2,995
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Washington $ 7,031,864.00 10,982
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 West Virginia $ 5,432,055.60 7,057
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Wisconsin $ 3,963,228.40 7,565
Viasat, Inc. 0004963088 Wyoming $ 9,301,914.50 9,805
Wabash Independent Networks, Inc. 0004327219 Illinois $ 669,461 .60 359
West Central Telephone Association 0002645612 Minnesota $ 611,934.40 532
Westfield Gas & Electric Light 0010568673 Massachusetts $ 10,325,400.60 5,163
Department
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Attachment A
FCC Connect America Fund Phase II Auction � ,jN\cAroNs
Auction ID: 903 ° o
Winning Bidder Summary
o
(Sorted by Bidder Name) �y
USA
Date of Report: 08/28/2018 10:19 AM ET
Assigned Number of
Support over 10 Locations
Bidder FRN State Years Assigned
Wikstrom Telephone Company 0004319372 Minnesota $ 532,556.80 56
Wilkes Telephone Membership 0003718426 North Carolina $ 679,130.10 368
Corporation
Wilkes Telephone Membership 0003718426 Virginia $ 32,140,887.10 13,518
Corporation
Winnebago Cooperative Telecom 0002590057 Iowa $ 179,956.80 101
Association
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Arkansas $ 399,565.60 102
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Illinois $ 35,079,137.70 8,907
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Indiana $ 123,648.00 14
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Kansas $ 1,607,524.30 414
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Missouri $ 176,319,409.30 68,269
Wisper ISP, Inc 0016278970 Oklahoma $ 6,790,089.80 2,443
Wood County Telephone Company 0003744141 Wisconsin $ 81,919.80 15
d/b/a Solarus
WPS 0011653508 Oklahoma $ 324,009.10 954
TOTAL $ 1,488,329,864.30 713,176
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Fund Code Company Carrier Latitude Longitude Deployment Address City State ZIPCode State tDate Year Block Deployed Speed Tier Technology Technology Latency Locations
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.804294 -115.69797946 ID 14 ELKCITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.906431 -115.630575120 OLD ELK CITY WAGON RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.909383 -115.638614404OLD ELK CITYWAGON RD ELK CITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.808516 -115.47307114 RED RIVER RD DIXIE ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.907689 -115.632816334 OLD ELK CITY WAGON RD ELKCITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.907094 -115.62987694 OLD ELK CITY WAGON RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.908778 -115.639303402 OLD ELK CITY WAGON RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.90825 -115.635595130 BALDY CREEK RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.764299 -115.3864591493 RED RIVER RD ELK CITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.815366 -115.6322625664 SANTIAM SOURDOUGH RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.861714 -115.634521168 W FORK RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.815247 -115.6338915664 SANTIAM SOURDOUGH RD BLDG 2 GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.765202 -115.3894671493 RED RIVER RD DIXIE ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.805265 -115.4801787659 HIGHWAY 14 ELK CITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.765575 -115.3878851468 RED RIVER RD DIXIE ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.760111 -115.3876561523 RED RIVER RD DIXIE ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 225 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.909117 -115.63839152 BALDY CREEK RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125 Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.861349 -115.633815 222 W FORK RD ELK CITY ID 83525 ID 12/15/2022 2022 1.605E+14 1 25 Mbps/3 Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.908391 -115.636662216 OLD ELK CITYWAGON RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
CAFIIAuc 479026 VIASAT,INC.VIASAT 45.907924 -115.634659110 OLD ELK CITYWAGON RD GRANGEVILLE ID 83530 ID 12/15/2022 20221.605E+14 125Mbps/3Mbps Geostationary Satellite High FALSE
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Eligible Telecommunications Carriers (ETC)
Landline Carriers
Albion Telephone Company dba ATC Communications
Cambridge Telephone Company
CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc. dba CenturyLink
CenturyTel of the Gem State dba CenturyLink
Columbine Telephone Company dba Silver Star Communications
Direct Communications Rockland, Inc.
Fremont Telecom Company dba Blackfoot
Inland Telephone Company
Midvale Telephone Exchange
Oregon-Idaho Utilities, Inc.
Pine Telephone System, Inc.
Potlatch Telephone Company dba TDS Telecom
Qwest Corporation/dba CenturyLink QC —North Idaho
Qwest Corporation/dba CenturyLink QC — South Idaho
Rural Telephone Company dba RTI
Ziply Fiber Northwest dba Ziply Fiber
Ziply Fiber of Idaho LLC dba Ziply Fiber
Telephone Cooperatives
Blackfoot Telephone Cooperative
Custer Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company Ltd.
Filer Mutual Telephone Company dba TruLeap Technologies
Mud Lake Telephone Cooperative Association Inc.
Project Mutual Telephone Cooperative Association, Inc.
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Wireless Carriers
Assurance Wireless USA, LP - Federal Lifeline Only
Boomerang Wireless, LLC dba enTouch Wireless—Federal Lifeline
CTC Telecom, Inc. dba CTC Wireless
Global connection Inc. of America dba STAND UP WIRELESS
Gold Star Communications
Inland Cellular Telephone Company
i-wireless, LLC
New Cingular Wireless PCS (AT&T Mobility)—Federal Lifeline Only
Sage Telecom Communications, LLC. dba TruConnect—Lifeline-only
TracFone Wireless, Inc.
Torch Wireless
Q Link Wireless, LLC
Broadband Carriers
Cable One VOIP LLC
Custer Telephone Broadband Services LLC
Commnet Wireless, LLC
Cebridge Telecom ID, LLC dba Suddenlink Communications
First Step Internet, LLC
Newmax, LLC. dba Intermax Networks
Starlink Services, LLC
ViaSat Carrier Services, Inc.