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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - December 21, 1988 (78)f OiECE��:'E►� OCT '8B - _T � S � City Attorney's Office j i1= :i BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION �,4F{IE STATE OF CALIFORNIA ALICE ``�;'�;;'`'"`- Ci ► Y t,'_ cr,K - * CITY OF t 00; ! In the Matter of the Expedited } Application of Pacific Bell ) (U 1001 C), a Corporation, for ) authority to restructure and ) EXPEDITED APPLICATION DOCKET reprice certain high speed } digital service rates, and to ) implement an off -setting } surcharge for intra LATA services. ) EXPEDITED APPLICATION TO RESTRUCTURE HIGH SPEED DIGITAL PRIVATE LINE SERVICES AND IMPLEMENT OFF -SETTING SURCHARGE Pursuant to Decision Nos. 88-08-059 and 88-09-059 of this Commission dated August 24, 1988, and September 28, 1988 respectively, the Modified Phase I Settlement adopted therein, and the expedited application procedures contained in Appendix A attached thereto, Pacific Bell (U 1001 C; "Pacific") respectfully-; requests approval of this Applicationtorestructure' high speed digital private line services, including changes to permit limited intraLATA use of high speed,digital services under Pacific's special access tariff, Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. 175-T, .and to implement an off -setting surcharge. I. r' INTRODUCTION On November 125, 1987, the Commiss• son commence Investigation No. 87-11-033 to investigate, j ntPr Al i L, changes in the regulatory treatment of Local Exchange Companies (LECs) in .;California. The Commiss2°ridrrected that a host of issues be considered in three separate Phases, the first of which was limited pricing flexibility for centrex, vertical, and high speed digital private line services, and the introduction of further intraUTA high speed digital competition (D. 88-08-059, August •- 24, 1988, p. 4). Just prior to the commencement of hearings, settlement negotiations began, resulting in a proposed Settlement which was submitted to the Commission for review (Id.). In Decision No. 88-08-059, the Commission indicated that it intended to adopt the SettlemeTf the parties accepted certain modifications. After soliciting and reviewing the parties' responses to its modifications, the Commission, on September 2$,;. 1988, issued the Modified Phase I Settlement (hereinafter z - "S�ttlament"). These Commission decisions and the Settlement contai!R the conditions by which Pac;may effect changes in the 960 restructuring its intraLATA (Schedule Cal. P. U.C. 89; hereinafter ""911 tariff) and special access (Schedule Cal.P.U.C. 175-T; hereinafter 111.75-T") tariffs to adopt a common element of private line service from a customer's premise to the serving central office (D. 88-08-059, mimeo, conclusion of Law No. 7, p. 84; r.. Appendix A, p. 4). Pacific was also directed to adopt a rate element in its intrastate special "access tar ced at cost_. for connections from an interexchange carrier's premise to its T serving wire center (Id., Appendix A, p - 10). Additionally, Facific was permitted to provide i.ntraLATA access for authorized high speed data providers (Id., Appendix A, p. 8) . The Ccmnission also authorized Pacific to implement an off -setting surcharge for revenue requirement increases resulting from these changes (Id., Appendix A, p. 10). Last, the Commission authorized Pacific to adopt, if it chooses, flexible prices for certain elements of its B9 high speed digital service (Id., Appendix A, p. 12) . Pursuant to the Commission's directives and the Settlement, Pacific has revised its B-9 and 175-T tariffs arid, by this Application, Pacific seeks the Commission's approval of the 0 the limited intraLATA use of such services consistent with the terms and conditions approved in Decision Nos. 88-08-059 and 88-09-059. As revised, Pacific's 175-T wi11 provide in-.raLATA -access for high speed digital services. FORMAL REOUIREMENTS Applicant,. Pacific Bell, is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of California. Its principal place of business is 140 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California 94105. Correspondence and communications in regard to this Application may be addressed to: 4 '00"' A copy of Pacific's Articles of Incorporation, as amended, was filed with the Commission on April 11, 1954. '7 RF.T.TF.F RFQTTFCTF.T) Pacific requests the following relief: r 1. Changes in the intraLATA B9 tariffs; 2. Changes in the special access 175-T tariffs; and, 3. Approval of the requested off -setting surcharge, Each is discussed below. A Tr t ra T TA, Ll q h Cr aed "gL; t'A I Cnrvinos L94) These tariffs are utilized by end user customers to obtain intraLATA high speed digital service. Pacific otters connections between a customer's premise and its serving wire center (central office) through a Local Distribution Channel ("LDC") . Four LDCs (Types A, B, C and D) are available, with Type A constituting the basic, i non -multiplexed, digital facility offered by PaMIZ1 -: x 1:544 Mpbs �--: Type B LDC. offers one or two full dupleLcs- le channels (64 channels with the equivalent of 24 or 48 vo' Kbps DS -4) delivered at the customer's prem similar to Type B, with multiplexing (24 or 48 voice gradeTYPe D channels) available at Pacific's serving central office. pe D provides non -multiplexed high speed.di itall e cs t"__ Pacific's central offices. Today, it s tYplmiY asWintfi Centrgk g@rvice. - 5 Consistent with the Settlement terms, Pacific requests that the ti Commission approve these changes to its B9 tariffs: The recurring charge for Type A LDC is lowered from $725.00 to $162.59, which still covers its embedded direct costs. This same charge will apply to the comparable connection available under Pacific's special access tariffs, as described below. This comports with the Settlement provision requiring Pacific to price its connections from a customers premise to the serving central office at the same these services under its pricing flexibility' tariffs. The proposed tariffs also state that no; 4 change in rates within these prescribed bands may j _ 6 ., be made except upon 30 days notice to the Commission. 3. On the basis of the price reductions discussed herein, Pacific requests permission to eliminate its bulk discount for Type A LDC. 1--- 4. Pacific proposes a set of rates which shall apply to the physical moves and changes in tariff designations. 5. Pacific proposes adding tariff language making , clear that other local exchange private line services (B tariff services) may be connected to Pacific's intraLATA high speed digital service 6 Pacific intends ta_. implement the tracking and monitoring requirements contained in the Commission ; decisions and the Settlement. These provisions are reflected in the proposed tariff sheets in Attachment 1.. Also, Pacific has provided to the �? Commission staff (Legal, CACD and DRA) the cost support and workpapers upon which the price changes are predicated. _- a Pacific's cost support data and associated workpapers are : K.; in providing high speed intraLATA digital services; therefore, `'" Pacific can be. competitively disadvantaged by having to indiscriminately share its cost support data and demand estimates with all parties. For these reasons, Pacific, pursuant to the Commission's directive, asserts the confidentiality of its workpapers and cost support data (D. 88-08-059, mimeo, Appendix A p. a). Pacific will make these materials available to requesting parties upon the execution of an appropriate non -disclosure agreement. Pacific strongly urges adoption of these changes. First, they are in line with the terms of the Settlement aqg„ aforementioned Commission decisions, understanding of the partiest-expecta agreement. Second, they prepare Pacific for the substantial competition that now exists and which can be expected to increase as a result of further intraLATA high speed data competition,: allowed by the Settlement. While Pacific must bring on price reductions to meet this competition, by doing so it will bene it i. r the users of these. service with high quality service at cower; ; rates than now exis'Third; these changes wil- - -- aid Pacific in 'obtaining the maximum use of its ark F_ facilities, address, in part, "cream skimmingif entry by sow providers in high density areas, and help the market place - -' determine who are efficient providers of these types of services r. ..✓ - - .. - ,. f3 B. Special Access High. Speed Digital Services (175-T) . Pacific requests that the Commission approve the following changes= 1, In conformance with the Settlement, the end user to central office connection price reduction identified above in the B9 tariffs (a recurring charge of $162.59 for a Type A LDC) will be matched in the 175-T tariff. 2. Further, as required by the Settlement, the connection from an interexchange carrier's premise to the serving central office (CO to POP) will be repriced to recover its direct embedded cost, and no mord. This results in a substantial price reduction to $60.57 per access connection. 3. These changes result in substantial cost reductions, however, the transport rates have been 4. For Commission authorized intraLATA providers, limited intraLATA access is also available under 175-T for high speed digital services. The restrictions contained in D. 88-08-059 apply to these services. The tariff sheets showing these changes are contained in Attachment 2. Pacific has provided to the Commission Staff (Legal, CACD, and DRA), the cost support and associated workpapers upon which the revised tariffs are predicated, These workpapers and cost support data are also confidential and proprietary because they contain the estimated quantity changes and cost -estimates for each of the products cross -elastic with Pacific's special access high speed digital service W'hi6h:'Pacif ic. had to develop in order to compute the projected impa ct . upon its revenue requirement. Obviously, this information Again, the reasons for tl_.: e proposed changes are those described above for the B9 tariff changes. They are aimed at complying with the terms of the Settlement, and will permit Pacific to meet the rapidly emerging Competition for these types of facilities and services. r. _Off -Setting Si,rrharsP The Settlement permits Pacific to recover in a surcharge, revenues lost due to some of the price reductions explained above. Pacific has limited recognition of lost revenues due to price reductions to price anges in the B9 and 175-T tariff elements for the end user to serving central office connection, and, in 175-T, for the interLATA access connection (interexchange carrier to serving aI office). Pacific has also reflected cost savings and revenue losses estimated due to shifts in demand for cross -elastic services. Attachment 3 states the estimated revenue requirement shift. Attachment 4 has the proposed tariff an increased surcharge) by approximately two-tenths of one percent.2 The Commission directed all carriers who file surcharge proposals in an expedited application docket to provide notice of that filing at the time it is made (D. 88-08-059, mimeo, p. 67). Pursuant thereto, Pacific will give notice as follows: 1. Provide a copy to the State of California through the office of the Attorney General and the Department of General Services. 2. Provide a copy to each county by mailing same to the County Counsel and County Clerk: 3. Provide a copy to each city, by mailing sams :o the City Attorney and City Clerk; 4. Provide a copy to all parties of record to proceedings A. 85-01-034 and I. 87-11-033; 5. Publish a notice of this Application i -n a newspaper of W 6. Provide notice of this Application to all of its customers by use of bill insert in the next regular billing cycle. IV. RATE COMPARISONS AND TARIFF SHOPPING Decision No. 88-08-059 (mimeo, pp. 67-68) requires that Pacific's Application set forth a comparison of the high speed digital rates available under its local exchange and access tariffs, and address the concern over tariff shopping, Rate comparisons are shown in Attachment 5, and Pacific 60 �ytii�� `T,r�...�i.��,�i-4,s 5,�+`s r�ftx�,• Sin Yr f12.* ->+e.. anT+t� >�`�+ S -y �r 1T"" "wp�,C 3� Fi:_ .� y, y r Y,� `n"r�„' S y ��. i� 4�� ,y- e s ., ,_....q ... .... •.. 2r�'�',... YF• r.,. _... o-.e�. ., .. . .. _.. x.... ..... ... .... ,_•A. .. t. v.w.t .... .• nt..'��,t.�r, .� � ik. 1.1Y'�.; K.7.C.ev.w �Y��': 5612 expects to make that filing in December, 1988.3 When this occurs, Pacific expects that few price differences will exist between these three tariffs for high speed digital services, further decreasing the opportunities for tariff shopping. V. EX PARTE RELIEF IS REQUESTED The Settlement and its related decisions set forth a procedure designating workshops to review Expedited Applications such as this one (D. 88-08-059, mimeo, Appendix A, p. 4). Pacific is prepared to begin those workshops as soon as possible in order that prompt approval of its Application may be obtained. Decision No. 88-08-059 further indicates that in the event the parties determine that workshops are unnecessary, the -1777-75 -t ;7' -02' .!F!7tM7,t Vx . tl"14\ CONCLUSIO Pacific seeks herein only to effect the restructuring of its high speed digital private line services which the Commission has already authorized. Pacific has taken all procedural steps nal-udin%-no�4,pB.A Commission's Practice and Procedure Rule 24, and Pacific is prepared to conduct any workshop which the Commission deems .--,-------necessary, on November 1, 1988, or as soon thereafter as is practicable for all workshop participants. PoP all of the above,. Pacific respectfully requests that the Commission approve, as soon ad 'possible, its herein discussed restructured B -L-9 and 175-T tariffs but :.n no event later than VERIFICATION G. F. SCM1ITT, under penalty of perjury, certifies as follows; I am an officer, to wit, Vice President of Pacific Bell, a corporation, and make this verification for and on behalf of said corporation. I have read the foregoing "EXPEDITED APPLICATION TO RESTRUCTURE HIGH SPEED DIGITAL PRIVATE LINE -SETTING 'ORCHARGE". SERVICES.. AND IMPLEMENT.. OFF ,.,and -,.know the contents thereof, and the facts taerein stated are true to the best of my knowledge, information and belief - Dated at San Francisco, California, thi* 5th day of October, 1988. 16 CERTIFICATE OF SFR VIC I, Alex Xositsky, certify that the following is true and correct: I am a citizen of the United States, State of California, am over eighteen years of age, and am not a party to the within cause. My business address is 140 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105. on October 5, 1988, I served the attached APPLICATION TO TO RESTRUCTURE HIGH SFEED DIGITAL PRIVATE LINE SERVICES AND IMPLEMENT OFF -SETTING SURCHARGE" and related matters by placing true copies thereof in envelopes addressed to the parties listed below,., which.,envelopes, with postage thereon fully -prepaid, I then sealed' and" "ciet�osec# in a "`niai�box"regui arl'y ata intaried` by,,,%",.tte United States Government in the City and County of San Francisco, State of .California. SERVICE OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION In accordance with Rule 24, Applicant will mail a notice to 'following,`'statang in general terms its proposed change in rates. Services. State of California To the Attorney General and the Department of General Counties To the County Counsel or District Attorney and the County Clerk in the following counties: Alameda, Madera Alpine ...... Marin Amador Mariposa' Butte:. Mendocino '�: Calaveras:. Merced ,r :Colusa.. ;Modoc, Contrat' no,, De1::.Norte Monterey :El Dorado Napa Fresno Nevada Glenn Orange 17 Humboldt Placer Stanislaus Imperial Plumas Sutter Inyo Riverside Tehama Kern Sacrainento Trinity Rings San Benito Tulare Lake San Bernardino Tuolumne Lassen San Diego Ventura Los Angeles San Francisco Yolo Yuba Municipal Corporations To the City Attorney Attorne ... he City and"t Clerk of the following municipal corporations: Adelanto Burlingame Davis Agoura Hills Calexico Delano Alameda California city Del. ?-lar Albany Calipatria Del Rey Oaks Alhambra Calistoga . Desert Hot Springs Alturas Camarillo Dinuba Amador Campk>ell Dixon _ Anaheim Capitola Dorris Anderson Carlsbad Dos Palos Angels Camel -by -the -Sea Downey Antioch Carpinteria Duarte Arcadia Carson Dublin Arcata Cathedral City Dunsmuir Arroyo Grande Ceres East Palo Alto Artesia Cerritos El Cajon Arvin Chico El Centro Atascadero Chino El Cerrito Atherton Chowchilla El Monte Atwater Chula Vista El Segundo - Auburn Claremont Emeryville Avalon...Clayton Escalon Avenal Clearlake Escondido Azusa Cloverdale ,., Etna Bakersfield Eureka Baldwin Park NNS _ Banning CoachellaExeter Coalinga -Fairfax Barstow Colfax Fairfield Beaumont... Colma Farmersville .Bell Colton :Ferndale Bellflower Colusa:. ;, : `: • Fillmore 'Bell Gardens Commerce. Fir b ugh -.Belmont Compton' Folsom Belvedere Concord Fontana Benicia Corcoran Fort Bragg Berkeley Corning Fort Jones Beverly Bulls Corona " Fortuna W Big Bear Lake Corcnada Biggs Corte Madera Bishop Costa Mesa Blue Lake Cotati Blythe Covina Bradbury Crescent City Brawley Cudahy Brea Culver City Brentwood Cupertino Brisbane Cypress - Buena Park Daly City Burbank Danville Gonzales La Verne Grand Terrace Lawndale Grass Valley Lemon Grove Greenfield Lemoore Gridley Lincoln Grover City Lindsay Guadalupe Live Oak Gustine Livermore Half Moon Bay Livingston Hanford Lodi Hawaiian Gardens Loma Linda - Hawthorne Lomita Hayward Lompoc Healdsburg Long Beach Hemet Los Alamitos Hercules Los Altos Hermosa Beach Los Altos Hills Hidden Hills Los Angeles Hillsborough Los Banos Hollister Los Gatos Holtville Loyalton Hughson Lynwood, Huntington Beach-"', 'Madera Huntington Park Mammoth Lakes Huron Manhattan Beach ImperiaLk; Manteca' Imperial Beach Maricopa Indian Wells Marina Indio Martinez Indusry:Masviley Inglewaod _ Maywood Ione McFarland -- Irvine Mendota Irwindale Menlo Park Isleton Merced Jackson Millbrae Kerman Mill -Valley King Milpitas Kingsburg Modesto La Canada ><lintridge Monrovia.;. 19 - Lafayette Montague Placerville Laguna Beach Montclair Pleasant Hill La Habra Montebello Pleasanton La Habra Heights Monterey Plymouth Lake Elsinore Monterey Park Point Arena Lakeport Monte Sereno Pomona Lakewocd Moorpark Porterville La Mesa Moraga Port Hueneme La Mirada Moreno Valley Portola Lancaster Morgan Hill Portola Valley �- La Palma La Puente "'"" Morro.Bay Mountain View,ncho Poway. _..:;-f:.s::t:x:r=:=r4u..4 `'Cucamonga La Quinta Mt. Shasta ncho Mirage Larkspur Napa hancho Palos Verdes Red Bluff Santa Maria Walnut Redding Santa Monica Walnut Creek Redlands Santa Paula Wasco Redondo Beach Santa Rosa Waterford Redwood City Santee Watsonville Reedley Saratoga Weed Rialto Sausalito West Covina Richmond Scotts Valley West Hollywood Ridgecrest Seal Beach Westlake Village Rio Dell Seaside Westminster Rio Vista Sebastopol Westmoreland Ripon Selma Wheatland Riverbank shafter Whittier Riverside Sierra Madre Williams Rocklin Signal Hill Willits Rohnert Park Simi Valley Willows Rolling Hills Soledad Winters Rolling Hills Estates Solvang Woodlake Rosemead Sonoma Woodland Roseville Sonora Woodside Ross South El Monte Yorba Linda Sacramento South Gate Yountville St. Helena South Lake Tahoe Yreka Salinas South Pasadena Yuba City San Anselmo South San Francisco = San Bernardino Stanton : SanBruno.. Stockton _.; San`:Buenaventura ` = ,Suisun city San Carlos ="Sunnyvale -San Clemente Susanville Sand city = :-.Sutter Creek San Diego: Taft San Dimas Tehachapi San -Fernando Tehama N San Gabriel Temple City 4 Sanger.: Thousand Oaks :k San Jacinto Tiburon ,. San Joaquin .... Torrance 20 airs'';v San Jose Tracy San Juan Bautista Trinidad San Juan Capistrano Tulare San Leandro Tulelake San Luis Obispo Turlock San Marcos Tustin San Marino Ukiah San Mateo Union city San Pablo Upland San Rafael Vacaville San Ramon Vallejo Santa Ana Vernon Santa Barbara Victorville Santa Clara Villa Park Santa Cruz Visalia Santa 7e->-Sprngs4 ., Vista CONSOLIDATFD SERVICE LIST FOR A.85-01-034, A-87-01-002, 1.87-11-033, AND RELATED PROCEEDING - ..Mr. Robert Jacobson Michael C. Doughton, Esq.'` -- Assembly Utilities & Commerce California Farm.Bureau Committee Federation P.O. Box 942849 1601 Exposition Boulevard Sacramento, CA 94249-0001 Sacramento, CA 93$13 ' Cecil Simpson, Jr./Dellon E. Coker Peter A. Casciato, Esq. Department of the Army 750 Battery Street, Suite 340 Reg. Law Office, JALS- RL 3280 San Francisco, CA 94111 5611 Columbia Pike Falls Church, VA 22041-5013 John Engel, Esq. citizens Utilities Company 44illiam M. Winter, Esq. High Ridge Park Cable T.V. Association Stamford, CT 06905 P.O. Box 11080 Oakland, CA 94611 Mr. Walter N. McGee - Centex Telecommunications, Mr. Daniel B. Peters 'Inc. AT&T Technologies 185 Berry Street' 2440 Camino Ramon, Suite 1.00 Building #4, Suite 2800 San Ramon, CA 94583 San Francisco,, CA" 94107 - 21 - .,,.......--d w _.._ �,. James Wheaton, Esq. Center for Public Interest Law 1535 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94103 Jeffrey Blumenfeld, Esq. Blumenfeld & Cohen 1725 "M" Street, S.W. , Suite 601 Washington, DC 20036 Mr. Paul Briggs 2121 Tuolumne Street, Suite C Fresno, California 93721 Dr. Robert E. Brylawski 4200 Mountain Boulevard Oekland, CA 94619 Ms. Stephanie Cain 1159 Pleasant Hill Circle Lafayette, CA .94549 C. "Hayden Aibs i Esq. Chickering & Gregory Two Embarcadero Center, Room 740 San Francisco, CA 94111 Rita Schumnn, Esq. 1850 Union Street, Suite 99 San Francisco, CA 94123 Mr. Scott Flournoy Southern California TAS A?l Iznuth "A" Street Oxnara, Mr. Gary Waldren --sSouth Bay -1 -Communications 138 Ardmore Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 Ms'. Gwen Moore, Chairperson Cal i fnrni a T.acri ci at-„rc ' State Capital, Room 2117 P.v.o. Sacramento, CA 94249 -00011 - � Leonard Snaider, Deputy City Attorney City & County of San Francisco 214 Van Ness Avenue Sari Francisco, CA 94102 W. J. Thompson, Esq. W. Booth, Esq. Jackson, Tufts, Booth et al. 650 California Street, Suite 3130 San Francisco, CA 94108 Mr. Marc Titel, Mayor 4-�Y Rgr�hkC�Rrgg4, Avenue Lakewood, CA 90712 Glen J. Sullivan, Jr., Esq. Southern California Gas Company' 810 S. Flower Street Los Angeles, CA 90017 Mr. Lloyd I. Krause Telecommunications Industry eensulting P. 0. Box E Los Altos, CA 94023-4005 I ., VirgInia Jarrow consumers Coalition of Californi�' L Street, Suite A Mr. Robert T. Consumers Coalition of California RW[ One Space Park Mail Station 102/1 Redondo Beach, CA McKenzie Whitaker, Esq. Department of Defense & Federal Executive Agencies Defense Communications Agency Washington, D.C. 20305-2000 W. Victor P.O. Box 24A72 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Mark Barmore, Esq. T.U.R.N. 693 Mission Street, Second Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Mr. James B. Gorden, Jr. Communications Workers of America 1127 - 11th Street,`Suite 326 Sacramento, CA 95814 Harold L. Jackson, Esq. Communications Workers of America 411 Airport Boulevard Burlingame, CA 94010 Mr. Edward Duncan Consumers Coalition of California 5556 Onacrest Drive Los Angeles, CA 90043 Mr. Edward J. Schneider, Jr. Certified Public Accountant 1545 St. Marks Plaza, Suite Stockton, CA 95207 R. Cahill, Esq. K. Blunt, Esq. R. Potter, Esq. GTE California, Inc. One GTE Place, RC 3300 Thousand Oaks, CA 91362-3811 Boris H. Lakusta, Esq. Martin A. Mattes. Esq. Graham & James One Maritime Plaza San Francisco, CA 94111 Mr. Manual Kroman 9032 Wcnderland Park Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90045 William G. Irving, Esq. County of Los Angeles 1100 N. Eastern Avenue, Suite G-'14 Los Angeles, CA 90063 J. Hahn T. Gurierrez S. Rosenfield City of Los Angeles 200 N. Main Street, Suite 1800 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Robert J. Gloistein; Esq. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe 7 600 Montgomery Street San Francisco, CA 94111 23. - } Alan Pepper, Esq. Shea & Gould Western Burglar & Sire Alarm Association (WBFAA) 1800 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 500 Los Angeles, CA 90067 Paul H. White, Esq. PacTel Corp. and PacTel Mobile Company 130 Kearny Street, Suite 2759 San Francisco, CA 94108 Joseph Miller, Esq. The Williams Companies One Williams center P.O. Box 2400 Tulsa, OK 74102 Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro Attn: Legal Department 255 Bush Street San Francisco, CA 94105 Robert G. Johnson, Esq. Kilpatrick, Johnston & Adler 412 N. Division Street Carson City, NV 89703 Mr. Robert K. Reed 2475 Estand Way Pleasant Hill, CA Thomas MacBride, Jr., Esq. J. Squeri, Esq. Amour, St. Johin, Wilcox, Goodin and Schlotz 505 Sansome Street, 9th Floor San Francisco, CA 94111 Randolph W. Deutsch, Esq. AT&T Communications 795 Folsom Street, Room 629 San Francisco, CA 94107 Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr., Esq. API Alarm Systems Blcioston & Mordkovsky 2120 "L" Street, N.W., Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20037 Gordon Davis, Esq. Brobeck, Phl.eger & Harrison Spear Street Tower One Market Plaza San Francisco, CA 94105 Mr. August A. Sairanen, Jr. California Department of General Services 601 Sequoia Pacific Blvd., MS -12 Sacramento, CA 95814-0282 Ms. Patricia A. Tilley University of California 94523 2111 Brancroft Way, Room 522 Berkeley, CA 94735 Ms. Cindy Rubin Rolm Corporation 4900 Old Ironsides Dr. , M.S. 204 Santa Clara, CA 95054 Thomas A. Gutierrez, Esq. Jose E. Guzman, Jr., Esq. Rubenstein, Bohachek & Johns 60 Green Street San Francisco, CA 94111 A. A. Johnson Roseville Telephone Company Box 969 Roseville, CA 95661 Roger J. Peters, Esq. Pacific Gas & Electric Company 77 Beale Street San Francisco, CA 94106 William Shaffran Dem -.v i .v Cit Attorney t y ni go 525 "B" Street, Suite 2100 San Diego, CA 92101 Captain Robert K. Lacy, Esq. E. G. Black, Esq. HQ AFCC/JAY M. P. Schreiber,,Esq. Scott AFB, IL 62225 �??p�ajifornia&Storoour Ellen S. Deutsch Esq. San Francisco., CA 94111 Thelen, Marrin, Johnson & Bridges Mary Lynn Gauthier, Esq. 2300 "N" Street, N.W. Gauthier & Hallett Washington, D.C. 20037 5501 Anza Street San Francisco, CA 94121 Mr. Keith McKee 11465 Sunrise Gold Circle R. Campbell, Jr. Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 CC1 rk P Na conal Corporation and Mr. Robert C. Moeck Tuolumne Telephone 18660 Overlook Road 2121 North California Los Gatos, CA 95030 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 i Michael A. Morris, Esq. Mr. Carlos Enrique Beneman 4341 Piedmont Avenue CUCC Ratepayers of Ferndale Oakland, CA 94611pp.. BBcc��xx 0p33 fe 1CA4 ndale, 95536 Timothy E. O' Leary Es Thelen, Marry+i J7--nson & Bridges William J• Newell, Esq - Two Embarcadero Center McCutchen, Doyle, Brown &„_... San Francisco, CA 94111 Enersen Y Three Embarcadero, 28th Floor Harvey Rosenfield, Esq. San Francisco, CA 94111 Network Project P.O. Box 1736 Santa Monica, CA 90406Brobeck,•Phleger & Harrison Robert N. Lowry, Esq., Mr. George Nioolino Spear Street Tower f 51b. Cambrian VVI/ One kex .Naza San: Ramon, CA 94583.. x San Francisco, CA 9410544 Y 4 v ;awry - — .........+..— e , .... .a Fdo James L. Lewis, Esq. MCI Telecommunications Corp is fi i rOee � 94105 Mr. David S. Kilmer First Congressional Church P.O. Box 206 Ferndale, CA 95536 Mr. Philip L. Forbes 616 ?FPS -...86Q West, Suite 400 Hnnct-nn TX 77 n' Gary Rinck, Esq. grriso'FV' 'ber'Aer an F'rancoiscoa 04-2105 Mr. Norman T. Stout �gbtheamino l�amo& Inc. San Ramon, CA 94583 j� js . A/ slat. T t m- (r A} 1't' h i A T ianger Telecommunications P.O. Box 15335 San..Francisco, CA 94115 Richard W. Wilson, Esq - Hass ard, sq:Hassard, Bonnington, Rogers Huber. anFtranociscore6 3400 Ms . Emily Marks California Public Utilities 5�Sm�ans4oe s s Avenue, Suite 4003 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Assistant Chief A W Lynn Carew California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5112 san Francisco, CA 94102-3298 ALJ Alison Colgan California Public Utilities S5commission s 44nn sa0r YSan j1S v�3kUe54id1te329803 Mr. Herbert C. Kaufman Ce;kAyER18npublic Utilities �R; Y'roaricS� o.Aanu,9.4I6�t529805 Ms. Carol L. Matchett C6TEH&nPublic Utilities 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5133 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Louis Andrego California Public Utilities commission anaancio vB�Ue94YS�}1t�2g$1$. w - 26 - - =--� 14illiam L. Knecht, Esq. 303 Deerfield Drive Moraga, CA 94556-2504 Mr. Thomas Lew California Public Utilities Conmission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 4008 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. David Shantz California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van. -Ness Avenue, Suite 4-A San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 civ William Thompson California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 3-A San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Ernest Ting California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 4-A San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Kenneth Louie California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 3-E San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 ~Natalie Hanson7771 `'` California Public Utilities Coi�aa.ds�.��nn 5.05. Van Ness Avenue, 5th, -Floor _ Michael F. Willoughby, Esq, 530 Bush Street, Suite 600 San Francisco, CA 94108 ALJ Albert C. Porter California Public Utilities commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5115 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 ,Qleco;nmunications California Public Utilities commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 3203 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 ALJ Charlotte Ford California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5021 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Lionel B. Wilson, Esq. California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5036 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Timothy Treacy, Esq. California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5124 San Francisco, CA . 94102-3298 Mr' z'bean Evans California Public Utilities. Commission 505 Van Ness, Avenue, Suite 31.03 Sa2i ranci.sco, CA 94102-3298 -.,. _.� Sar yl41 .. r: 'h y;�� . .�. ibtA� � '� 5 f 'R♦♦hfy+. � 5 � 4 Sryry�`1�k� 5 .' 't^Y"Y �Rp �t �,it �.� . ...'n`n ;ieek, ALJ Norman L. Johnson 107 South Broadway, Roor, 5109 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Helen M. Mickiewicz, Esq. California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5131 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Rufus G. Thayer, Esq. California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5123 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Harry Strahl California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5111 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Martin O'Donnell California Public Utilities Commission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 4-A San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Mr. Steve Leiker Assemblyman Dan Hauser 1334 - 5th Street, quite G Eureka, CA 95501 Mr. Howard J. Tower, President Cala,ireras Telephone Company F` P.O. Box 37 Copperopolis, CA 95228 Mr. Robert Feraru California Public Utilities Conmission 505 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 5304 San Francisco, CA 94102-3298 Philip C. Presber, Exec. Dir. Califo-;nia Association of Utility Shareholders 235 Montgomery Street, Suite 1068 San Francisco, CA 94104-3003 Mary McDearmid, Esc. California Energy Commission 1515 Ninth Street, MS -14 Sacramento, CA 95814 Mr. Robert H. Edgar California -Oregon Telephone . Company P.O. Box 847 Dorris, CA 96023 Robert A. Ringman, Exec. V.P. California Telephone Assn. 1900 Point West Way, Suite 141 Sacramento, CA 95815 Mr. Ben Rockwell California Association of Physically Handicapped 1617 E. Saninaw Way, Suite 109 Fresno, CA 93704-4458 James Christiansen, Esq. 1607 Chapala Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 C. €3. Bromagem, Asst. V.P. Citizens Utilities Company of California nM P.O. Box 2218 Redding, CA 96001 E. L. Silkwood, President Ponderosa Telephone Company P.O. Box 21 O'Neals, CA 93654 els. Thelma M. Kall, City Clerk ` city of Pico Rivera 6615 Passons Boulevard Pico Rivera, CA 90660 Ms. Ellen Poochigan, City Clerk City of Rosemead 8838 East Valley Boulevard Rcsemead, CA 91170 Ms. Shauna Clark, City Clerk City of San Bernardino, P.O. Box 1318 San Bernardino, CA 92402 Alvin H. Pelavin, Esq. Pelavin, Norberg, et al. 2 EmbaLcadero Center 23rd Floor San Francisco, CA 94111 Xris C. Beard,'City Clerk city of Signal Hill - 2175 cherry Avenue signal Hill, CA 90506 James F. Miles, President Continental Telephone Company of California 16071 Mojave Drive Victorville, CA 92392 Eleanor Hendricks, General mgr, Siskiyou Telephone Company F.O. Box 705 Fort Jones, CA 96032 Dowden & Barker Accountancy- Corp. P.O. Box 7466 Stockton, CA 95207 Virgil Roome, President Ducor Telephone Company P.O. Box 157 Ducor, CA 93212 Enercom, Inc. 6115 S. Kyrene Road Tempe, AZ 85283-1758 Mr. D. C. Williams Evans Telephone Company 4918 Taylor Court Turlock, CA 95380-9599 Ralph Hoeoer, President Foresthill Telephone Co., Inc. P.O. Box 236 Foresthill, CA 95631 K. J. Waters, President Mr. Robert Winchester Happy Valley Telephone Co. Continental Telephone Service and Horni,tos Telephone Co. Corporation, Western Division P.O. Box 9600 Mme' P.O. Box 5246 Stockton, CA 95207 Harry'H. Baker, Tr,, Manager Richard S. Wvde, Esq. Mariposa County Telephone Ms. Mary Nichols Co., Inc. and Sierra Telephone Security Pacific National Bank co., Inc. 333 South Hope Street, H25-3 P.O. Box 219 Los Angeles, CA 90071 Oakhurst, CA 93644 Sierra -Mariposa Telephone Company Kenneth A. Cox, Sr., V.P Attention: President MCI Telecommunications Co. P.G. Box 219 1133 - 19th Street, 11. W. Oakhurst, CA 93644 Washington, D. C. 20036 Kuichi Okumura, Utility Admin. State of Hawaii Division of Consumer Advocacy P.O. Box 541 Hontolul.u, HI 96809 Louis E. Mayer, Chief State Board of Equalization Valuation Division P.O. Box 942879 Sacramento, CA 94279-0001 Mr. Richard A. Purkey, Manager Government Affairs U.S. Sprint Communications Co. 700 Airport Boulevard, B3-1 Burlingame, CA 94010 Phyllis A. Whitten'Esq.' U.S. Sprint Communications Co. 1350 O 1 d Boyshore, Suite 580 Burlingame, CA 94010 J. W. Welch, President Volcano Telephone Company P.O. Box 1070 Brooks McChesney, Vice President _ and General Counsel Businessland 1001 Ridder Park Drive San Jose, CA 95131 Anthony Earley California Department of Justice Attorney General's Office 350 McAllister Street, Room 6000 San Francisco, CA 94102 Herschel T. Elkins, Assistant Attorney General California Attorney General's Office 3580 Wilshire Boulevard, Room 800 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Major Rebecca S. Weeks Department of the Air Force Office of the Staff Judge Advo.' Scott AFB, IL 62225 Mr. Don Jamison CRC Systems Inc. 530 Bercut Drive, Suite J Sacramento, CA 95814 Mr. Cliff Cowell CRC Systems, Inc, 1601 Old Bayshore Highway, #123 Pine Grove, CA 95665 Burlingame, CA 94010 30 �� k .w»,.....+,.�..r.—....•, .,—may. �r�.+w...,...,.xa:.. 96 Mr. Carlos E. Benemann Antiquarian Bookseller P.O. Box 1034 Ferndale, CA 95536 Randolph J. May, Esq. Bishop, Cook, Purcell & Reynolds 1400 "L" Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Michael Shames, Executive Director U.C.A.N. 4901 Morena Boulevard, Suite 128 San Diego, CA 92117 Robert C. Fellneth, Esq. University of San Diego Center For Public Interest Law Alcala Park San Diego, CA 92110 Don 3. So.lie, General Manager West Coast Telephone Company of California P. O" Box 1003 Everette, WA 98206 D. B". Peters, Financial Analyst Western Electric Company 2440 Camino Ramon, Bldg. N, #100 San Ramon, CA 94583 Mr. Lawrence P. Keller Western Union Telegraph Co. 1828-"L".St.,.N.W., #1001 Washington, DC .20036 Stacy Henry Contel Service Corporation P.O. Box 12000 Bakersfield, CA 93305 Barrington A. S. Daltrey,.Esq. 5053 La Mart Drive,.Suite 203 Riverside, CAr 92507 _ 31 Thomas J. Vargo, Code 1137 Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command P.O, Box 727 San Bruno, CA 94066-0720 Mr. Charlie Ross San Diego Union 710 Center City Building 233 "A" Street San Diego, CA 92101 Barnaby.Zall, Esq. 1156 - 15th Street, N.W., #525 Washington, D.C. 20005 Mr. Dennis Love The Extension Connection 378 Bel Marin Keys, #A Novato, CA 94947-5635 Mr. Gary Young Director of Regulatory Affairs Ranger Telecommunications Corporation #2 Embarcadero Center, Suite 2320 San'Francisco, CA 94111 Mr. Thomas G. Hankley San Diego Gas & Electric Co. 110 W. "A" Street, Suite 900 San Diego, CA 92101 Ms. Bonnie K. Speake Creative Links 2204-24 River Run Drive San Diego, CA 92108 Ms. Kathleen S. Reiss Calma Company 9805 Scranton Road San Diego, CA 92101-1765 J. E. Eyre Delphi Associates, Inc. 4396 N. Striped Maple Court Concord, CA 94521. Ms. Nancy Hill S.F. Council of Dist. Mr. Dennis McHugh Merchants, Cal Insurance & Assoc. Dial America Marketing, Inc. 2311 Tarava1 Street 125 Galway Place San Francisco, CA 94116 Teaneck, NJ 07666 Patrick McElroy, RIS Acquisitions Mr. Phil Salus Regulatory Information service Dial America Marketing, Inc. 4520 East-West Hwy., Suite 800 7825 Engineer Road, Suite 106 Bethesda, MD 20814 San Diego, CA 92111 ` Mr. Matthew J. Boos Mr. Anthony Vlamis G°vW,4 Inc./Management Dial America Marketing, Inc. P.O. Box 303 1700 California Street, 8350 9450 S.W. Commerce Circle San Francisco, CA 94109-4512 Wilsonville, OR 97070 Mr. Russell H. Fox Ocean E. Stader Keller & Heckman Teddy O'Toole Answering Service 1150 17th Street, Suite 1000 1800 N. Adgyle Avenue, #500 Washington, D..C. 20036 Hollywood, CA 90028 Stuart L. Somach, Esq. Mr. Raymond W. Paler McDonough, Holland & Allen Telecommunications Consulting 555 Capital Mall, Suite 950 Service Sacramento, CA 95814 220 Montgomery Street San Francisco, CA 94104 Warren Palmer, Esq. Mr. Bernard Vash Metromedia Telecommunications Senior Analyst, Network operations` 1125 North Magnolia Avenue VISA U.S.A., Inc. Anaheim, CA 92801 San Francisco, CA 94128 Executed this 5th day of October 1988, at San Francisco, California. 69 w ATTACHMENTS 1. B9 Tariff Sheets 2. 175—T Tariff Sheets i1 3. Revenue Requirement Shift 4. A2 Tariff Sheets For Sur—Charge 5. Rate Comparison x. G S.. r } 4; L t 0 7.7 Pacific Bell ^ SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. B9. San Francisco, California ATTAQbOI ' l anal Revised Sheet 8 1-1 Cancels ZAii Revised Sheet 8 B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 NIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9.i.2 REGULATIONS (Cont'd) D. CONNECTIONS (Cont'd) i 2. Connection of Customer -Provided Terminal Equipment. F Customer -provided terminal equipment may be connected at the premises of the customer or authorized user to HCDS subject to the following: no service will be provided to the premises of an other common carrier where the sole purpose of the service, including any bit streams derived therefrom, is to effect direct connection for through transmission with communications channels of an other common carrier, except that service may be provided to the premises of an other common carrier for connection to overseas channels furnished by that carrier. 3. Connection with Other Services and Channels (N) Services and Channels furnished under this Schedule are permitted to be connected with private line services, with private line channels, or with private line like services as described in Schedule Ca1.P.U.C. No. A10.2 furnished by the Utility. (N) E.- RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER 1. HCDS is available under this tariff for use in connection with terminal equipment provided by a customer or authorized user. The operating characteristics of such equipment or systems shall be such as not to interfere with any of the services offered by the Utility. Such use is subject to further provisions that the equipment provided by a custome or authorized user does not endanger the safety of Utility employees or the public; damage, require change in or alteration of the equipment or other facilities of the Utility; interfere with the proper functioning of such equipment or facilities; impair the operation of the Utility's facilities or othe mise injure the public in its use of the Utility services. Upon notice from the Utility that the equipment provided by a customer or authorized user is causing or is likely to cause such hazard or interference the customer shall take such steps as shall be necessary to remove or prevent such hazard or interference. Continued Advice Letter No. Issued by Date Filed: Decision No. M. J. Miller Effective: Executive Director - State Regulatory Resolution No. t <..fl.4, v,.-3 X, N..•. .. .n..-,.. .. r -u... «.. .� �. . .-... .,.....x. ...v .... .. ,.a r..i.w -... .u.. .. � r. r ., �. ,,. .w ..... ... x, .. r.v .... ., .... . ,.J .. mrw.,. ..a vew v, w�...t. .wsk.. �. ail... ,.c. .A u Pacific Bell `SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. B9, San Francisco, California ATTACHMENT 1 Original Sheet 14.1 1-2 PPTVATr r.T&7-grPVTCFQ B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 1.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) I.1.2 REG TIONS (Cont'd) H. PAYi�NTS AND CHARGES FOR SERVICE (Cont'd) 2. Move Charges (N) A move involves a change in the physical location -of one of the following: - The point of termination at the customer premises - The customer premises - The point of termination at the end us; premises - The end user premises The charges for the move are dependent on whether the move is to a new location within the same building or to a different building. a. Within the Same Building whea the move is to a new location within the same building, the charge for the move will be an amount equal to one half of the nonrecurring charge of the Local Distribution Channel used to provide the service, (i,e „ installation charge for the service termination affected, i.ee, the customer premises or the end u3er premises.) b. To a Different Building Moves to a different building will be treated as a discontinuance and start of service and all associated nonrecurring charges will apply. 3. Change Charges Changes charges ate incurred as follows: a. A change in termination from one type LDC to another type LDC on the premises of the customer or authorized user at the customer's request will be subject to 1/2 the nonrecurring charge of the new type LDC. b. A change from a channel termination as described in Schedule CaI.P,U.C. No. 175-T or FCC Schedule 128, to a Local Distribution Channel (Types A -D) as described in this Schedule, will be subject to 1/2 the nonrecurring charge of the Local Distribution Channel. (N) Advice Letter No. Decision Wa Issued by M. J. Miller Continued. Date Filed: Effective: Executive Director - State Regulatory Resolution No. Qa:ific Bell "—SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. B9. Sar, Francisco, California ATTACHMENT I ata! Revised Sheet 15 1-3 Cancels ZAd Revised Sheet 15 S:aa� r*Dover nM..N.N:a1AIfeiN I HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 1.2 REGULATIONS (Cont'd) CANCELLATION FOR CAUSE The Utility, by written notice to the customer. may immediately discontinue the furnishing of HCDS without incurring liability upon: 1. Nonpayment of any sum due the Utility or 2. A violation of any condition governing the furnishing of service. 1. ;MAINTENANCE VISIT The customer shall be responsible for payment of a service charge, as set forth in Schedule Ca1.9.U.C. No. 88.1.18,1, for visits by the Utility to the praises of the customer or authorized user where the service difficulty or trouble report results from the use of equipment or facilities provided by the customer or authorized user. K. ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS PPacific Bell San Francisco, California ATTACHMENT 1 1—Y SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. B9. Ztd Revised Sheet 15.1 Cancels ZAd Revised Sheet 15-1 B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9.1.2 REGULATIONS (Cont'd) M. FLEXIBLE RATES This schedule contains flexible rates for services involving High Capacity Digital Services as listed below. The current rates will be set forth on the following range basis. 1. Inter Office Channel - 1.544 Mbps Service - Each two point channel (N) Monthly Rate Fixed Per Airline Mile Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum $425.00 $30.00 $21.00 $17.00 1LNPX (N) t if. Material omitted now on Sheet 15.4. Continued Advice Letter No. fssued by Date Filed: Decision No:;:.;:, M. 3. Hiller Effective: Executive Director - State Regulatory Resolution No. .. :. _�a.,..,.,: uu.,. _..tm,'x('h {,..s.,N:..a,..r•ur��:kwEaay.. ,... ,. ,.. ..... n,,..i>-rrynn.,. ,i..., ... ...... ....«.. ., ,..,.. _,... ,.., .,. .n„��. ,..u�.,mW.,... ,....,,,wx�.��Law.«,a.a.u._.J'r-.�a.:.'�aa':u+.w..rv,.tJ«... .., Pacific Bell SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. Nn. B9. San Francisco, California ATTACHMENT 1 Original Sheet 15.2 1-5 B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9.1.2 REGULATIONS (Cont'd) M. FLEXIBLE RATES (Cont'd) 2. Local Distribution Channel Installation Charge Monthly Rate - Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum USOC a. Type B LDC - For transmission of 1.544 Mbps Service - 24 voice equivalent circuits • $4513.00 - 48 voice equivalent circuits 8289.00 $2435.00 $ 891.00 $398.00 CHPP2 (N) I 3000.00 1503.00 657.00 CHPP4 (N) Pacific Bell SCTIEDULE CAL. P. U.C.,,NO. 89. San Francisco, California ATTACHKENT 1 Original Sheet 15.3 1-6 PRTAIATP f.TNF. RF:RyTC'F� B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS !4.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 14.1.2 REGULATIONS (Cont'd) M. FLEXIBLE RATES (Cont'dl (N) 2. Local Distribution Channel (Cont'd) InsraIIat,n Charge Monthly Rate Maximum Minimum Maximum Hinimum USOC b. Type C LDC - For transmission speed of 1.544 Mbps Service - 24 voice equivalent circuits $2407.00 $165.00 $344.00 $210.00 CHRtC2 - 48 voice equivalent circuits 3433.00 225.00 584.00 425.00 CHNC4 c.' Type D LDC Pacific Bell r SCHEDULE CAL..P.U.C. NO. B9. San Francisco, California ATTACHtT 1 Original Sheet 15.4 t-7 PRTVA i E LIKE SERVICES B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9,1.3 PATES AND CHARGES (L)x The rates and charges specified in this section apply for all services involving High Capacity Digital Services. (L)x The rates set forth in this section may be raised (not to exceed the (iii; ma :imam as stated in M. preceding) or lowered by the Utility with, at least 30 days prior notice to the CPUC before the effective date. (N) A. INTEROFFICE CHANNEL (L)x The rates set forth below apply for each two point channel between the Serving Wire Centers of the cus tomer'spremises furnished for use with eithe* Z:544"?Z"' Service. TSonthly Rate Fixed Per Airline Mile USCG ;L);{ 1. 1.544 ids Service (T) - Each two point channel $175.O0(R) $21.00 1LNFX (L)x Pacific Bell SCHEDULE CAi,.P,U.C. NO. B9, San Francisco, California ATTACHMENT 1 itYi Revised Sheet 16 1-a Cancels Std Revised Sheet 16 B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont' d) 9.1.3 RATES AND CHARGES (Cont'd) B. LOCAL DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL The rates set forth below apply for each Local Distribution Channel (LDC), thereby providing a path for digital transmission at a specified data rate between the Serving Wire Center Central Office and the customer premises, between customer premises locations, or at a Central Office.1 Installation Monthly Charge Rate USOC 1. Type A LDC For Transmission Speed of - 1.544 Mbps (T) $1324.00(R) $162.59(R) LCDHC Pacific Bell '~ SCHEDULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. B9. San Francisco, California ATTAC;1-2 `7 1 2Ad Revised Sheet i6.1 1-9 Cancels Zit Revised Sheet 16.1 B9. HIGH CAPACITY SYSTEMS 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9.1.3 RATES AND CHARGES (Cont'd) B. LOCAL DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL ( Cont ' d) The rates set forth below apply for each Local Distribution Channel. (LDC), thereby providing a path Cor digital transmission at a specified data rate between the Serving Wire Center Central Office and the customer premises, .between customer premises locations, or at a Central Office.' (Cont'd) 2. Type B LDC For Transmission Speed of 1.544 Mbps - 24 voice equivalent circuits - 48 voice equivalent circuits - Digital Data Circuit Pack2 change or addition of circuit packs, each3 - Digital Data Circuit. Pack - Voice Circuit Pack Installation Monthly --Charge Rate USOC $ 2615.00 (R) $498.00 (R) CHPP2 (T) 3625.00 (R) 798.00 (R) CHPP4 (T) NO NO (R) CHNDC (T) Installation Change Monthly charge C'h� RAt-P USOC NO 41.00 NO 41.00 NO ( R) CH= NO CHNVC Pacific Bell SCHEDULE CAL , P . U . C . NO. 89. Sari Francisco, California ATTACHMENT 1 3ed Revised Sheet i7 1-10 Cancels Zrid Revised Sheet L7 B9, HZG`! CAPACITYSYSTD,2 9.1 HIGH CAPACITY DIGITAL SERVICE (Cont'd) 9.1.3 RATES AND CHARGES (Cont'(1) B. LOCAL DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL (Cont'd) The rates set forth below apply for each Local Distribution Channel (GDC), thereby providing a path for digital transmission at a specified data rate between the Serving lire Center Central Office and the customer pre,rises, between customer premises .locati,>ns, Or at a Central Office -1 (Cont'd) Installation Monthly Charge Rate USCC 3. Type C Gam' I For Transmission Speed of 1.544 Mops - 24 voice -equivalent $195.00(R) $344.00 CHNC2 (T) circuits -=48 voice equivalent 260.00(R) 484.00(R) 0=4. ........... (T) rcuits Installation Change Monthly Charge Charge Rate USO, change or addition of circuit packs, each2 - Voice Circuit Pack NO $41.00 NO CHNVC - Digital Data Circuit Pack 610 41.00 NO CHNDC (N) Installation Monthly — Charge Rate USOC :... 4. Type D LDC For Transmission Speed of 1.544 Mbps each channel $150.00(R) $70.00(R),..CHC NOTE 1: When both customer premises are within the Same Serving Wire Center Central Office area, 2 Local Distribution Channels are required. NOTE 2: A change charge is applicable for each circuit Pack that is changed ®r added subsequent to the initial installationnf'' 0-a Local Distributi0ja Channel. . Continued deice Letter Mo. Issued by Date Filed f. :.:. Decision Mo. M...J..,Hill er.::..:. ..:,:':... Effective:. Executive Director - State Regu'atpry Resolution No. rw r E W Pacific Bell ''~CEZWaEE CAL.P.L.C. NO. 175—T San Francisco, Calir:>rnia ATTAEN'>~ 2 ,�*�3 , 0tia�YiiatZ Title -Sheet 2-1 Af=S SERVICE `his schedule contains regulations, rates and charges applicable to the provision of Access Services within a Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) x equivalent Market Area (MA) for connection to InterLATA communication ;ervices for intrastate interLATA carriers, and for limited intraLATA access (C) or High Capacity services as described in Section 7 following. (C) Pacific Bell --mE DULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. 175-T San Francisco, Califoaaia ATTAC"ih'EltT 2 . ZAd Revised Sheet 3 2-2 Cancels Zgt Revised Sheet 3 PRESS SERVICE L. Application of Tariff 1.1 This tariff contains regulations, rates and charges applicable to the provision of Carrier Common Line, End User Access. Switched Access and Special Access Services, and other miscellaneous services, hereinafter referred to collectively as se,-74ce(s), provided by Pacific Bell, hereinafter referred to as the Utility, to customers. All services available to customers for the purpose of originating and terminating intrastate interLATA exchange access are contained herein. In addition, provisions for intraLATA High Capacity Service are set (C) forth in Section 7 following. (C) 1.2 The provision of such services by the Utility as set forth in this tariff does not constitute a joint undartaking with the customer for the furnishing of any service. 1.3 Tha:cequlations, rates and charges contained herein are in addition to the applicable regulations, rates and charges specified in other tariffs of the Utility which are referenced herein. HMULE San�rnncisco, California "' ' 2 Zit Revised SSheet582 ATTAckaor 2-3 Cancels Off4iAAZ Revised Sheet 82 ACCESS SERVICE General Regulations (Cont'd) 2.6 Z)efanitiQns (Cont' d) Tn}Qrxe,.hAn_QP Carrier (TC)- nr TnUzreYnhAngP Corra)or._CaXLieg The term "IntacLATA Carrier (IC) or IntarLsATA Coamon Carrier" denotes any individual, partnership. association, joint-stock company, trust, governmental entity, or corporation including rasellecs and enhanced service providers authorized by the California public Utilities Commission to provide interLA'TA teleconTou ication services for its own use or for the use of its customers. InterLATA carriers (C) can include, carrier "carrier. authorized by the California Public. Utilities VCom a`ission o o£fez intraLATA high speed digital services consistent with the terms and conditions of Decision No, 88-08-059 and Decision No. (C) . lntarstate Coaunications . The term "Interstate Co'cations" denotes both interstate and foreign ' cozc�vnicat iocss , lntra.state Cc�rmlin i c a t i ores The term "Intrastate Communications" denotes any cotmmuu cations within California subject to oversight by the California Public Utilities Ccnmission as provided by the laws of the State of California. Line -Side Connection The terra "Line -Side Conr.sction" denotes a connection of a transmission path to the line side of a local exchange switching system. Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) The term "Local Access a*d Transport Area" (IATA) denotes a geographic area established for the provision and administration of conwinication service. It encompasses one or more designated exchanges which are grouped to serve coamn social, economic and other purposes. Continued Advice Letter No. Issued by Date Filed: Decision No. n. J. Hiller . Effective: Executive Director State Regulatory Resoltw on No i `^^aauwYMt%IVK3wetwP,be..u^•• ."'W "WtM�?�"M%) 's 4 y R, .'.".a.."�uypp� w'iid J W Y " � "T Pacific Bell .7=ULE CAL. Q.U.C. N0. 175-T Sa-n Francisco, California ATTACHMENT Z Std Revised Sheet 237 2-4 Cancels ZAd Revised Sheet 237 ACCESS SERVICE 7. Special Access Service 7.1 General Special Access Service provides a transmission path to connect customer designated premises*, either directly or through a Utility Hub where bridging or multiplexing functions are performed. One of the customer designated premises must be an interexchange carrier point of presence, with the exception of multiplexed service as shown in 7.1,4 (C) following, which may connect end user premises to end user praises. Special Access Service includes all exchange access not utilizing Utility end office switches. The connections provided by Special Access Service can be either analog or digital. Analog connections are differentiated by spectrum and bandwidth. Digital connections are differentiated by bit rate. following, may be purchased.for iatraLAT,A comunications connecting two end user premises wittdn the same LATA consistent with all of the terms and conditions contained in CPUC Decision Nos. 88-08-059 and This tariff does not permit the connection of facilities for transport from or to the end user's premises for intraLATA service of either analog or digital transmissions at speeds leas than -1.544 Mbps, Facilities and services offered hereunder are not available for intraLATA switched servicas (including without limitation, MTS, K'r'S-like, RATS, WAIS -like, SON, SDN --like, Magacom, Megacorn-like) . In addition, Shared Use of an Intra LATA High Capacity circuit with 7.1.1 Channel Types There are nine types of channels used to provide Special Access Services. Each type has its own characteristics. All are subdivided by one or more of the following: - Transmission specifications, Bandwidth, Speed (i.e., bit rate), - Spectrum Customers can order a basic channel and select, from a list of available transmission parameters and channel interfaces, those that they desire to meet specific contcaunications requirements. Utility Centrex CO -like switches and ports included in Public Packet Switching (PPS) service are considered to be customer premises for purposes of administering regulations and rates contained in this tariff. Continued Advice Letter No. Decision No. Issued by H. J. Miller Date Fi led: Effective: Executive Director - State Regulatory Resalution No. Pacific Bell R-ZOULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. 175-7 San Francisco, Calit,._nia ATTACHMENT 2 4tH Revised Sheet 243 2-5 Cancels Std Revised Sheet 243 ACCESS SERVICE 7. Special Access Service (Cont'd) 7.1 General (Cont'd) 7.1.4 Service Confiqurations (Cont'd) !A) Two -Point Service (Cont'd) (1) The following diagram depicts a two-point Voice Grade service connecting two customer designated premises located 15 miles apart. The service is provided with C -Type Conditioning. Ai�S SwC _ ?RE aI�ES Q:ct i C;M CUHMTM UIG --�- Cf CHANNEL TMXTNJMCN CIA - CHANNEL IRLEAGF Applicable rate elements are: -- Channel Terminations (2 applicable) - Channel Mileage (mileage band Over 8 to 25 miles) - C -Type Conditioning Optional Feature (2) The following diagram depicts a two-point intraLATA HICAP service connecting two End User designated premises in the same LATA where the Serving Wxe Centers are 15 miles apart. END USER END USER PREMISES FAMOU E--- Cjl t E- CM f-- CT 4— CT --� CT ------ TERMINATION CM - CHANNEL MILEAGE POT - INTEREXCHANGE CARRIER PONT OF TERMINATIOIJ N) Pacific Bell '—'.MULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. 175-T San Francisco, California ATTACHMEW 2 Zdd Revised Sheet 279 2-6 Cancels Zit Revised Sheet 279 .. ,.._ ACCESS SERVIC 7. Special Access Service (Cont'd) 7.2 Service Descriptions (Cont'(J) 7.2.9 High Capacity Service (A) Basic Channel Description A High Capacity channel is a channel for the transmission of nominal 64.0 kbps* or 1.544#, 3.152, 6.312, 44.736, (C) or 274.176 Mbps isochronous serial data. The actual bit rate and framing format is a function of the network channel interface selected by the customer. High Capacity channels are provided between customer dasignated premises or between a customer designated premises and a Utility Hub. The _,Latcxner may provide the Network C'nan4e1 Tacminating Bquipment'associated with the High Capacity channel at the customer's premises. The interim program for interconnection of such equipment is sat forth in Technical Reference PUB AS No. 1. (B) Technical Specifications Packages Package H{C- 2aramitlr3 a 1 1G 2 3 4 Error -Free Seconds X A channal with technical specifications package HCI...:will be capable of an error -free second per-formax}ce of 98.15%* over.;:. a continuous 24 hour period as measured at the 1.544:Mbas rate through a CCU equivalent which is designed, manufactured, and maintained to conform with the specifications contained, in Technical Reference PUB # Available as an intecLI�TA and limited intraCATA service offering tN) Available only as a channal of a 1.544 Mbps facility between two Utslit g Digital Data Hub or as a cross connect of two channels of two 1.544 Mbps: facilities at a Digital Data Rub(s). The customer must provide Sys channel assignment data. Continued Pacific Bgll .MULE CAL.P.U.C. NU. 175-T San Francisco, California ATTACEIIdWT 2 2Ad Revised Sheet 331 2-7 Cancels lit Revised Sheet 331 ACCESS SERVICE A Special Access Service (^ont'd) 7_5 Rates and Charges (Cont'd) 7.5.9 High Canacity Service Nonrecurring Monthly Charges USOC Rates 1st AWL (A) Channel Termination - Per point of termination location I TIECS $162.59(R) $662.00(R) NO (C) _ Continued Advice letter Mo. Issued by Date. F il e Decision No. M. J. Miller Effective: EXC ive Director - State Regulatory ecut Resolu,tion No q i 1 4�' :,! ik tG}ET `..e �SQj'�./ � W 1P•,',i'r"igC ''M.4� y}� ,�y,}�;� � � '; � .,{' .'»a. ., w.r �^rx+—•Y •�M �;�R" ".'�w.nww.MN6aiRMH+h+u'^^^` K. ✓.^ Sra. k ppaagcc 1j, - `"'EIEQULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. 175-T La'f=,�ncs�e California ATTACi -ENT 2 Zdi Revised Sheet 332 2-8 Cancels 0t`f4i"Z Revised Sheet 332 ACCESS SERVICE 7. Special Access Service (Cont'd) -'� 7.5 Rates and Charges (Cont'd) 7.5.3 High CapAcity Service (Cont'd) (B) Channel Mileage - Monthly Rates USOC Fixed Per Mile 4 (1) 1.544 Mbps Mileage Bands 0 ILSXX None None Over 0 to 4 1L5XX $117.73 (I) $43.82 (I) Over 4 to 8 ILSXX 117.73 43.82 Over 8 to 25 ILSXX 117.73 43.82 1 O"r 25 to 50 1L5XX 117.73 43.82 Over 50 1L5XX 117.73 (I) 43.82 (I) (2) 3.152 Mbps -- Wileage Bands 0 1Lp++ None None Over 0 to 4 ILO++ ICB ICB Over 4 to 8 ILO++ ICB ICB Over 8 to 25 1L0++ ICB ICB Over 25 to 50 iLO++ ICH ICB Over 50 1LO++ :. ICB ICB Continued': Advice Letter No. Issued by Date Filed: Decision Ko. !i. J. Miller Effective: Executive Director-. .. ,.,... , - State Regulatory Resolution No. -: I -a8 CPUC 175--T "5, 263, 346 B--9 8, 692, 893 Tntcii Shiff in Revenue I 3, 956, 241 $8, 567, 842 10, 120, 601 $18, 68#x, 443 I y H H 9 Pacific Bell SCHMULE CAL. P. U. C. NO. A2. San Francisco, "Calif. --ria ATTAC'Vb9= 4 33td Revised Sheet 135 4-1. Cancels 3ZAd Revised Sheet 135 A2. GEUER.AL REGULATIONS I RULES (Cont'd) 1.33 RULE NO. 33 - BILLING SURCHARGES 1.A Rates Monthly Percentage Adjustment Factor (2.7070)1 (I) (T) The monthly percentage applies to all recurring and nonrecurring rates and charges for service or equipment provided under all of the Utility's tariff schedules except the following. A2.1.37 Rule No. 37 - ALL A5.2.5, E.5 Universal Service Surcharge - (PARTIAL) A5.4.3, A.7 Intercom Plus - (ALL) USOc HMP A5.5.1 Public Telephone Service - AI�L A5.5.2, D.2 Semi -Public Telephone Service - (PARTIAL) AS. 7.1 , B.1.i Directory Assistance Listing Service - ALL A5,7,9 Direct Customer Access to Directory In€ormation - All Executive Director - Stat A6. Message Telecommunications Service - ALL A6.2.1 Message Telecommunications Service - (PARTIAL Rt Paid - Paragraph A.4.a.(71, Coin Station Service and Coin, j?@rg*M Service A7.1. 1, C.l WATS, 800 Service and 2 -Way WATS/800 Service (PARTIAL) USCG WUL4-+ C.2 WATS, 800 Service and 2 -Way WATS/800 Service - (PARTIAL) USOC UWALA A7.1.2, C.l WATS, 800 Service and 2 -Way WATS/800 Service - (PARTIAL) USOC W7A++ A7.1.4, C'.1 MATS, 800 Setvice and 2 Way WATS/800 Service (PARTIAL) USOC WU8++ NOTE 1: MonthlyPercentage shall be 1.655% effective Januar 1, 19 mvia x: monznlrerenrage snail oe i-o3z% erxective January 1, 1989 (C) Continued vice Letter No.. /1ar,cr..�cuer no. Issued by Date Filed. Decfsii it Effective: Executive Director - Stat Pacific Belk 0MULE CAL.P.U.C. NO. AZ. Frant4--ftAn _=" r'xli.forn- ATTACHMENT 4 30th Revised Sheet 135. 4=Z Cancels 28tH Revised Sheet 135.1 A2. GENERAV-MGUL ATIONS .1 RULES (Cont'd) .1.33 RULE NO. 33 - BILLING SURCHARGES (Cont'd) 1.A (Cont'd) The monthly percentage applies to all recurring and nonrecurring rates and charges for service or equipment Provided under all of the Utility's tariff schedules except the following: (Cont'd) A9.1.1 Cantrax Service - (PAR'LIAL) USOCs RXC++, DCVSP, DMS6P, DMSPC, SPC30, SPC50, SPC70, SPD30, SPD50, SPD70, DMSAL, DMSEB, DMSBR, DMSGC, DMSSB, DMSNS, DMSLR, DMSCP, EWA, EWB, EFTS plus USOC DDT and Items 5.1 and 14. A9.1.2 Centrex Payment Plans - (PARTIAL) USOCs as shown in C. Payment Plan - Monthly Rates and corresponding Schedule Cal.P.U.C, Nos. A9.1.1.,D; A9.1.5,D; and A9.1.8,E. A9.1.4 Pacific Bell Local Area Network - ALL, except USOC RXOW+ A9.1.6 Airport Intercommunicating Service - (PARTIAL) USCCs RXC++, DDE6P, DMSPC, SPC30, SPC50, SPC70, SPD30, SPD50, SPD70, DCVSP, DMSAL, DMSEB, DMSBR, DMSCZ, DMSSB, DMSNS, DMSLP., DMSCP, EFTA, EWB, EWS plus USCG DDT and Item 18. A10.5. 2, E. Microficha Billing -ALL F. Multiple Line Call Detail - ALL A17, public Switched Digital SPL -,,ice B5.3. Digital Data Service - (Partial)Item C.2 175-T Access Service - ALL 1.B Rates Monthly Percentage Adjustmant Factor (2.4210) (I) The monthly percentage applies to intraLATA toll provided under all of the Utility's tariff schedules except those items excluded in l.A preceeding, other than Message Telecommunications Service AS., exclusive of Federal and Local excise taxes, and Federal income taxes. Advice Letter No. Decision No. Issued by Date Filed: M. J. !filler Effective: Executive Director - State Regulatory Resolution No. - Pacific Bgll Francisco, Califc—nia SCHMTJLE CAL. P. U. C. NO, A2. Ail, rT 4 2yid Revised Sheet 135.2 4-3 "Cancels Zgt Revised Sheet 135.2 A2. GE Mi AL REGULATIONS j "2.1 RULES ( Cont ' d) E 2.1.33 RULE NO. 33 - BILLING SUR ES (Cont'd) 1.0 Bates Monthly Percentag Adjustment Factor (11.357%) (I) The monthly percentage appiies to all recurring and nonrecurring rates and charges for service or equipment provided under Schedule Cal-P.U.C. No. 175-T. 2. The billing adjustment amount on each bill shall be designated "Billing Surcharge". 3. The Monthly Percentage factor applies to each customer's bill for the total recurring and nonrecurring rates and charges except those items excluded in 1.A. preceding, exclusive of federal and local excise taxes, and Federal income taxes. 3. Tha Adjustment Factor applies to the first bill date after the effective f date of a change in the Monthly Percentage. i Continued ........................................ ............. ......... _.......... DIGITAL SERVICE CPUC ®--3 ( S S* WC_ END USER * End user locations may or may not be served from the same Serving Wire Center Intrastate High Speed Do. tal Access Service — IntraLata or InterLata (CPUC 175--T1 SF Si W I _ END USER -__.�____ . :�_---- G.. �- / .___._._. J. END USER END USER ENO USE CIRCUIT 6 E S* w w C C END USER (CT) (CM) ---7-- (CT) 111:� -Zi CIRCUIT A SF LA SF PEED DIGITAL SERVICE LEMENTS ervice (CPUC B-9 VARIAVLE BE END USSR C (LDC) ENO USER from the same Serving Wire Center raLata or InterLata (CPUC 175—T) :SJ ('Q'T) End user and IEC POP locations may or may mat be served from the same Serving Wire Center GAJ Indicates Non -Pacific Bell Facilities LDC ' Local Distribution Channel CT Q Channel Termination CH - Channel Mileage N W -- C END USER CIRCUIT 6 Ul -3 Ln RATE COMPARISON PER CIRCUIT PRICE PROPOSED ROPOSED RECURRING NON-RECURRING (5 MILE CIRCUIT) NON-RECURRING I-CHAN. TERM, (EU -SWC) $496.12 929.06 i-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) CPUC 89 INTRALATA I-CHAN. TEAM. (POP -SWC) 496.12 929.06 I-CHAN. TERN. (POP -SWC) 60.57 CURRENT 1 -FIXED MILEAGE 37.77 - PROPOSED 117.73 RECURRING NON-RECURRING 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 107.25 - RECURRIMG NON-RECURRING I -LOC. DISTRIB. CHAN. EU -SWC). fEu-SWC) $725.00 $2750.00 1 -VM. TERM. (EU -SWC) (EU -SWC) $162.59 162.59 $1324.00 1324.00 I -LOC. DISTRIB. aim. 725.00 2750.00 !-CHAN. TER1.4 1-FIXEO MILEAGE 425.00 - 1 -FIXED MILEAGE 176.00 - 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 20-00 t -n 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 105.00 $111.56 11!.56 TOTAL $1980.00 $5500.00 TOTAL $605.18 $2648.00 I -FIXED HILEAGE - 23 09 CPUC 175T INTRALATA/INTERLAIL - - PROPOSED ROPOSED RECURRING NON-RECURRING RECURRING NON-RECURRING I-CHAN. TERM, (EU -SWC) $496.12 929.06 i-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) &162.59 $662.00 I-CHAN. TEAM. (POP -SWC) 496.12 929.06 I-CHAN. TERN. (POP -SWC) 60.57 662.00 1 -FIXED MILEAGE 37.77 - I -FIXED MILEAGE 117.73 - 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 107.25 - 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE$.2 - TOTAL $058.12 TOTAL $1324.00 FCC 128 INTERSTATE CURRENT PROPOSED N* RECURRING NON-RECCURING RECURRING NM-PECWdUM t -n I -CHANNEL TER 4UWICN $280.31 $344.24 1 -CHANNEL TERMINATION $111.56 11!.56 $662.00 662.00 i -CHANNEL TERMINATION 280.31 344.24 I -CHANNEL TERMINATION I -FIXED HILEAGE - 23 09 1 -FIXED MILEAGE 5 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 117,73 0 0 - - 6 -VARIABLE MILEAGE $841.97 $688.48 TOTAL _2. $559.95 $1324.00 TOTAL Ln CM 175T ZNTRALAM IS NOT CURRENTLY OFFERED '.CURRFNlT RATES EFFECTIVE 9/6/88 (0.88-07-022) _!!:�PAA_PCSE_n� FMSS IMTEMpFn ;:nR. NEXT FCC FILING r.: i-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) 1 -WAN. TERM. (EU -POP) i -FIXED MILEAGE 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE TOTAL 1 -CHANNEL TERMINAT IDN 1 -CHANNEL TERMINATION I -FIXED MILEAGE 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE TOTAL' -f! CPUC 175T INTRALATA/INTERLATA CURRENT* RECURRING NON-RECURRING $496.12 $ 929.06 496.12 929.06 CANT - 214.50 PROPOSED 1244.51 RECURRING NON-AECURRING 10-VARIABLE MILEAGE RECURRING NON-RECURRING i -LCC. DISTRIB. CHAN. (EU -SWC) $725.00 $2750.00 1-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) $162.59 $1324.00 1 -LOC. DISTRIB. CHAN. (EU -SWC) 725.00 2750.00. 1-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) 162.59 1324.00 i -FIXED MILEAGE 425.00 - !-FIXED MILEAGEv 175.00 - 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 210.00 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 210.00 - TOTAL $2065.00 $5500.00 TOTAL $710.0 $2648.00 i-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) 1 -WAN. TERM. (EU -POP) i -FIXED MILEAGE 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE TOTAL 1 -CHANNEL TERMINAT IDN 1 -CHANNEL TERMINATION I -FIXED MILEAGE 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE TOTAL' -f! CPUC 175T INTRALATA/INTERLATA FCC 128 INTERSTAT8 CURRENT* RECURRING NON-RECURRING $496.12 $ 929.06 496.12 929.06 37.77 - 214.50 - 1244.51 11858,12 FCC 128 INTERSTAT8 CURRENT PROPOSED (4-114-RECCURIN6 RECURRING _ IyON^Rga �eG i-CHAN. TERM. (EU -SWC) $162.59 113.52 i-CHAN. TERM. (POP -SWC) 60.57 562.00 1 -FIXED MILEAGE 117.73 -- 10-VARIABLE MILEAGE 438.20 - TOTAL $778.09 y1324.Vv FCC 128 INTERSTAT8 CPUC 175T INTRALATA IS NOT CURRENTLY OFFERED OURRETIT RATES EFFECTIVE 9/6/88 (0,88-07-022) PROPOSED RATES INTENDED FOR NEXT FCC FILING CURRENT RECURRING (4-114-RECCURIN6 $200.31 $344.24 200.31 344.24 113.52 - 433.60 _ $1107.74 $688.48 CPUC 175T INTRALATA IS NOT CURRENTLY OFFERED OURRETIT RATES EFFECTIVE 9/6/88 (0,88-07-022) PROPOSED RATES INTENDED FOR NEXT FCC FILING H Ln PROPOSED K* RECURRING NON-RECURRING 1 -CHANNEL TERMINATIO) T $111.50 $662.00 I -CHANNEL TERMINATION 111.56 662.00 I -FIXED MILEAGE 117.73 - 10 -VARIABLE MILEAGE 438.20 - TOTAL $779.05 $1324.00 H Ln