Local Access Service Tariff Cause No. PUD …cpr.att.com/pdf/ok/g003.pdfLocal Access Service Tariff Cause No. PUD 200200518 Original Sheet 3.1.1 Order No. 577973 Tracking No. OK-10-0044

Local Access Service TariffCause No. PUD 200200518 2nd Revised Sheet 3.1Order No. 577973 Replacing 1st Revised Sheet 3.1Tracking No. OK-10-0044

Issued: November 9, 2010 Effective: November 10, 2010By: Bryan Gonterman, President - Oklahoma

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, d/b/a AT&T OklahomaOklahoma City, Oklahoma

LOCAL ACCESS SERVICE

INDEX EXHIBIT 2

3. Virtual Collocation3.1 General Description

3.1.1 Virtual Collocation for Interconnection to the Company for the Transmission andRouting of Telephone Exchange Service and Exchange Access, and forInterconnection with the Company-Provided UNEs when the Equipment isProvided by the Collocator

3.1.2 Federal Telecommunications Act of 19963.2 Provisioning3.3 Collocator Responsibilities3.4 Cooperative Responsibilities3.5 Intervals and Provisioning

3.5.1 Quote Intervals3.5.2 Implementation Intervals3.5.3 Installation of Virtual Collocation Equipment3.5.4 Revisions3.5.5 Augments

3.6 Equipment Provisioning3.7 Repair of Equipment3.8 Maintenance of Equipment3.9 Alarm Collection3.10 Termination of Virtual Collocation3.11 Revisions3.12 Dispute Resolution Process for Revisions or Implementation of Technical

Publications3.13 Rate Regulations

3.13.1 Rate Elements for Company Central Offices3.13.2 Rate Elements for Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets3.13.3 Rates and Charges for Central Offices3.13.4 Rates and Charges for CEVs, Huts and Cabinets

3.14 Alternative Virtual Collocation Arrangement Description3.15 Obligations of the Collocator

3.15.1 Indemnification of Company3.15.2 Insurance3.15.3 Conduct While in Company Eligible Structures

3.16 Cooperative Responsibilities3.16.1 Qualification of Collocators

3.17 Rate Regulations3.17.1 Rate Elements for Company Central Offices3.17.2 Rate Elements for Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets3.17.3 Rate and Charges for Company Central Offices3.17.4 Rate and Charges for Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets

3.18 CDOW (CLECs Doing Own Work) - Collocators Responsibilities3.18.1 Interconnection Cabling3.18.2 Power Cabling3.18.3 Intervals and Provisioning3.18.4 Rate Elements for CDOW

3.18.5 Rates and Charges CDOW

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3.19 Complete Space Discontinuance, Space Reassignment, Power Reduction and 3.51InterconnectionTermination Reduction

3.19.1 Complete Space Discontinuance 3.513.19.2 Space Reassignment 3.523.19.3 Power Reduction 3.533.19.4 Interconnection Termination Reduction 3.553.19.5 Rate Element Descriptions 3.563.19.5.1 Complete Space Discontinuance 3.563.19.5.2 Space Reassignment 3.583.19.5.3 Power Reduction (Cable Removal) 3.593.19.5.4 Power Reduction (Refusing Only) 3.503.19.5.5 Interconnection Termination Reduction 3.603.19.6 Rates and Charges3.19.6.1 Complete Space Discontinuance 3.613.19.6.2 Space Reassignment 3.623.19.6.3 Power Reduction (Cable Removal) 3.633.19.6.4 Power Reduction (Refusing Only) 3.633.19.6.5 Interconnection Termination Reduction 3.64

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3. VIRTUAL COLLOCATION

3.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This Section of the Access Service Tariff provides for Virtual Collocation for the purpose ofinterconnecting to the Company for the transmission and routing of telephone exchange serviceand exchange access pursuant to 47 U.S.C. §251 (c)(2), and for access to the Company’sUnbundled Network Elements (“UNEs”) pursuant to 47 U.S.C. §251 (c)(3) of the FTA 96 whenthe virtually collocated telecommunications equipment (hereafter referred to as equipment) isprovided by the Collocator. In a virtual collocation arrangement, the Collocator designates theequipment to be placed at the Company’s premises. The Collocator, however, does not havephysical access to such premises. Instead, the equipment is under the physical control of theCompany, and the Company is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing suchequipment, except where Collocation is provided pursuant to the Alternative Virtual CollocationArrangement set forth in Section 3.14. The Company will offer virtual collocation even whenphysical collocation space is available.

Upon request from a collocator, the Company will provide one of the following maintenancealternates for its virtual collocation offering:

(A) In all of the Company’s premises the Company will offer virtual collocation wherein theCompany maintains and repairs the virtually collocated equipment consistent with therates, terms and conditions as provided for in Paragraphs 3.1.1 through 3.13.4 of this tariffsection.

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3. VIRTUAL COLLOCATION (Cont’d)

3.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Cont’d)

(B) In CEVs, huts and cabinets where physical collocation space is not available, a Collocator mayopt for virtual collocation wherein the Collocator maintains and repairs the virtually collocatedequipment as described in Paragraph 3.14 following and consistent with the rates, terms andconditions as provided for throughout this entire tariff section. The Company may at its option,elect to offer this maintenance alternative in one or more of its central offices, and in one ormore of its CEVs, huts and cabinets where physical collocation space is available. Asdescribed in Paragraph 3.14, this maintenance alternative is contingent on the provision of asecurity escort paid for by the Collocator. In the event the FCC determines that the Companymay not require a security escort paid for by the Collocator, then this virtual collocationmaintenance alternative as described in this Paragraph 3.1(B) and in Paragraph 3.14 is nulland void and all virtual collocation will be maintained as described in Paragraph 3.1(A) above.

Virtual Collocation in the Central Office is available for interconnection with the Company forthe transmission and routing of telephone exchange service and exchange access as well asCompany-provided UNEs. Virtual Collocation in CEVs, Huts and Cabinets is available forinterconnection with Company-provided UNEs.

Rates for the individual UNEs the Collocator wants to gain access to for virtual collocationpurposes can be found in the individual Collocator's Interconnection Agreement with theCompany.

The Company will exercise physical control over any equipment deployed for the purposes ofVirtual Collocation.

A description of the rate categories applicable to Virtual Collocation for the purpose ofinterconnecting to the Company within the Company’s Central Offices is contained in 3.13.1,(Rate Elements for the Company Central Offices). A description of the rate categoriesapplicable to Virtual Collocation for the purpose of interconnecting to the Company withinCompany’s CEVs, Huts and Cabinets is contained in 3.13.2, (Rate Elements for CompanyCEVs, Huts and Cabinets).

3.1.1 Virtual Collocation for Interconnection to the Company for the Transmission and Routing ofTelephone Exchange Service and Exchange Access, and for Interconnection with Company-Provided UNEs when the Equipment is Provided by the Collocator.

Virtual Collocation provides for interconnection between the Company and the facilities of avirtual Collocator and is available for the transmission and routing of telephone exchangeservice and exchange access in Company Central Offices and for interconnection with theCompany-provided UNEs in the Company Central Offices and CEVs, Huts and Cabinets.

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3.1.1 Virtual Collocation for Interconnection to the Company for the Transmission and Routing ofTelephone Exchange Service and Exchange Access, and for Interconnection with Company-Provided UNEs when the Equipment is Provided by the Collocator. (Cont’d)

Virtual Collocation is available at Company wire centers as specified in the National ExchangeCarrier Association, Inc., Tariff F.C.C. No. 4 and in Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets. Uponrequest, Company will provide a listing of locations of the Company CEVs, Huts or Cabinets.

The rate elements provided in this tariff section are required when Collocators use virtualcollocation equipment to access UNEs. Such access is provided through cross connectspurchased from the Collocator/the Company Interconnection Agreement. Unbundled networkelements including associated cross connects are obtained from the InterconnectionAgreement between the Collocator and Company. Cross connects associated with UNEsestablish the circuit between the virtually collocated equipment and these cross connects arethe point at which services provided and purchased from Company/Collocator InterconnectionAgreement begin. Virtually collocated equipment is available as follows:

(A) A Collocator shall purchase from the vendor the equipment to be virtually collocated subject tothe provisions as set forth in 3.1.1 (B) below and the equipment conforming to industry safetystandards as described in the Company’s Technical Publication.

(B) The Collocator may locate all equipment necessary for interconnection to the Company under47.U.S.C. 251 (C) (2) or accessing the Company's unbundled network elements under47.U.S.C. 251 (C) (3) of the FTA 96. In addition, the Company currently will permit thecollocation of DSLAMs, routers, ATM multiplexers, remote switching modules and certain otherequipment, the types of which and conditions upon which such will be permitted must bemutually agreed upon by the Company and Collocator, in Company Eligible Structures. Thistariff does not constitute, and shall not be asserted to constitute, an admission or waiver by anyparty of any rights, remedies or arguments with respect to the issue of what types of equipmentCollocators may place in the Company’s premises or any other issue whatsoever before theOklahoma Corporation Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, or any otherregulatory body or state or federal court. The Collocator will certify in writing to the Companythat the equipment is necessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements.In the event that the Company believes that the collocated equipment is not of a type that isnecessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements, is not of a type thatthe Company voluntarily permits as referenced above, or will not be or is not being used forinterconnection or access to unbundled network elements, the Company shall notify theCollocator and provide Collocator with ten (10) days to respond. In the event that the partiesdo not resolve the dispute, the Company may file a complaint at the Commission seeking aformal determination that the equipment cannot be collocated in a Company Eligible Structure.While the dispute is pending, the Company will not prevent or otherwise delay installation of thedisputed equipment in the Collocation space.

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3.1.1 Virtual Collocation for Interconnection to the Company for the Transmission and Routing ofTelephone Exchange Service and Exchange Access, and for Interconnection with Company-Provided UNEs when the Equipment is Provided by the Collocator. (Cont’d)

(B) (Cont’d)

Regarding safety, Collocator equipment or operating practices representing a significantdemonstrable technical or physical threat to the Company's personnel, network or facilities,including the Eligible Structure, or those of others are strictly prohibited. Regarding safety,and notwithstanding any other provision hereof, the characteristics and methods of operationof any equipment or facilities placed in the virtual collocation space shall not create hazardsfor or cause damage to those facilities, the virtual collocation space, or the Eligible Structurein which the virtual collocation space is located; impair the privacy of any communicationscarried in, from, or through the Eligible Structure in which the virtual collocation space islocated; or create hazards or cause physical harm to any individual or the public. Any of theforegoing would be in violation of this tariff.

The Company requires that all equipment to be collocated in the Company’s EligibleStructures meet Level 1 safety requirements as set forth in Bellcore Network Equipment -Building Systems (NEBS), but the Company may not impose safety requirements on theCollocators that are more stringent than the safety requirements it imposes on its ownequipment. The Company may not deny collocation of Collocator’s equipment because theequipment fails to meet Bellcore NEBS reliability standards. The Company will publish, atleast quarterly, a list of all network equipment installed within the network areas of itsfacilities within the previous twelve (12) months that fails to meet the Level 1 Safetyrequirements of Bellcore NEBS, and update the list as needed to keep it current. In theevent that the Company believes that the collocated equipment is not necessary forinterconnection or access to unbundled network elements or determines that theCollocator’s equipment does not meet Bellcore NEBS Level 1 Safety requirements, theCollocator will be given ten (10) business days to comply with the requirements or removethe equipment from the collocation space. If the parties do not resolve the dispute, theCompany or Collocator may file a complaint at the Commission seeking a formal resolutionof the dispute. If it is determined that the Collocator's equipment is not Bellcore NEBS Level1 Safety compliant, the Collocator will be responsible for removal of the equipment and allresulting damages.

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3.1.1 Virtual Collocation for Interconnection to the Company for the Transmission and Routing ofTelephone Exchange Service and Exchange Access, and for Interconnection with theCompany-Provided UNEs when the Equipment is Provided by the Collocator. (Cont’d)

(C) A Collocator may arrange for a mutually agreed upon vendor/contractor to engineer and installthe virtually collocated equipment the Collocator purchases and the Collocator may pay thevendor/contractor directly. The installation contractor and their activity will be under thedirection and control of Collocator who will ensure that the installation contractor meets allstandards and requirements for installation of equipment, as required under this Tariff. If theCompany chooses to have its personnel present when the CLEC equipment is installed, thenthe Company’s presence will be at its own expense. However, if the Company demonstratesthat the CLEC contractor has or would have violated any standard or requirement forinstallation of equipment, as required under this tariff, the CLEC is responsible for thequantifiable expense incurred by the Company.

3.1.2 Federal Telecommunictions Act of 1996

The Company provides virtual collocation for interconnection to the Company for thetransmission and routing of telephone exchange service and exchange access pursuant to 47U.S.C. §251(c)(2), and for access to the Company’s unbundled network elements pursuant to47 U.S.C. §251(c)(3).

The use of virtual collocation for (1) interconnection to the Company or (2) access to theCompany’s unbundled network elements, in either case pursuant to 47 U.S.C. §251(c), isavailable at the Company wire centers as specified in the National Exchange CarrierAssociation, Inc., Tariff F.C.C. No. 4, and in Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets.

3.2 PROVISIONING

Virtual collocation for Interconnection to the Company or access to Company-provided UNEs isordered as set forth in the Company’s Interconnector's Collocation Services Handbook for VirtualCollocation in Oklahoma. The Company will designate the location or locations within its wirecenters, CEVs, Huts and Cabinets for the placement of all equipment and facilities associated withvirtual collocation. Virtual collocation does not involve the reservation of segregated central officeor CEV, Hut and Cabinet space for the use of Collocators.

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3.2 PROVISIONING (Cont’d)

Virtual Collocation is available for the direct connection of one Collocator-provided facility to adifferent interconnected provided facility within the same Company wire center, CEV, Hut or Cabinetprovided the Collocator is interconnected with the Company’s network.

The Company will provide Virtual Collocation for comparable equipment as it provides to itself inthe central office, wire center, CEV, Hut or Cabinet, as the case may be.

3.3 COLLOCATOR RESPONSIBILITIES

The customer will provide, under this section of the tariff, at its expense, all facilities and equipmentrequired to facilitate interconnection and access to Company UNEs. The customer will, at itsexpense, provide the following:

- All plug-ins and/or circuit packs (working, spare, and replacements),

- All unique tools and test equipment,

- Any ancillary equipment and cabling used for remote monitoring and control,

- Any technical publications and updates associated with all Collocator-owned and providedequipment,

- All training as described in Section 3.13.1(Q),

The Collocator will provide, at its expense, replacements for any recalled, obsolete, defective ordamaged facilities, equipment, plug-ins, circuit packs, unique tools, test equipment, or any otheritem or material provided by the Collocator for placement in/on Company property. Suitablereplacements are to be immediately provided to the Company to restore equipment.

The Collocator will provide at least the minimum number of usable equipment spares specified bythe manufacturer. Replacements must be delivered to the Company central office using theequipment spare within five (5) days of notification that a spare was used or tested defective.

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3.4 COOPERATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

The Company will work cooperatively with the Collocator to develop implementation plansincluding timelines associated with:

- Placement of Collocator’s fiber into the central office vault,

- Location and completion of all splicing,

- Completion of installation of equipment and facilities,

- Removal of above facilities and equipment,

- To the extent known, the Collocator can provide forecasted information to the Company onanticipated additional Virtual Collocation requirements,

- To the extent known, the Collocator is encouraged to provide the Company with a listing ofthe equipment types that they plan to virtually collocate in the Company central offices orCEVs, Huts and Cabinets. This cooperative effort will insure that the Company personnelare properly trained on Collocator equipment.

3.5 INTERVALS AND PROVISIONING

3.5.1 Quote Intervals

Upon receipt of the Collocator’s application and initial application fee payment, theCompany will begin development of the quotation. The Company will notify the Collocatoras to whether its request for a virtual collocation arrangement has been granted or denieddue to a lack of interconnection facilities or space within ten (10) days of submission of thecompleted application.

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3.3 INTERVALS AND PROVISIONING (Cont’d)

3.5.1 Quote Intervals (Cont’d)

In responding to an application request, the Company shall provide the quotation of theapplicable nonrecurring and recurring tariff rates, and the estimated construction intervalno later than as specified below. The Collocator has forty-five (45) business days fromreceipt of the quotation to accept the quotation. The quotation expires after forty-five (45)business days. After forty-five (45) business days, a new application and application feeare required.

Price quote intervals are as follows and will run concurrent with the ten (10) daynotification interval for availability of virtual collocation interconnection:

Number of Applications by One Collocator Quotation Interval1- 56-20

10 Business Days25 Business Days

Should the Collocator submit twenty-one (21) or more applications within five (5) businessdays, the quotation interval will be increased by five (5) business days for every five (5)additional applications or fraction thereof. Any material revision to an application will betreated as a new application and will be subject to the time intervals set forth above.

A Collocator may obtain a shorter interval for the return of price quotes for virtualcollocation arrangements when submitting 6 or more applications if the Collocator filescomplete applications, including identification of specific rate elements and the applicablerates contained in this tariff, the exact quantity of the rate elements, and an up-frontpayment of the nonrecurring application fee from, paragraph 3.13.1 of this Tariff andschedules a meeting with the Company at least twenty (20) business days prior tosubmission of the first application to discuss, coordinate and prioritize the Collocatorapplications. In addition, the applications must include an accurate front equipment view(a.k.a. rack elevation drawing) specifying bay(s) for the Collocator’s point of termination.The shortened intervals are:

Number of Applications by One Collocator Quotation Interval1- 56-21

10 Business Days20 Business Days

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3.5.1 Quote Intervals (Cont’d)

Should the Collocator submit twenty-one (21) or more applications within five (5) businessdays, the quotation interval will be increased by five (5) business days for every five (5)additional applications or fraction thereof. Any material revision to an application will betreated as a new application and will be subject to the time intervals set forth above.

Once the Company has completed its review of the virtual collocation application forminquiry, the entire completed quote package will be forwarded to the potentialinterconnector in writing with a cover letter. The interconnector has 45 days to remit asigned confirmation form along with a check for 50% of all the applicable nonrecurringcharges.

If the interconnector fails to respond within the 45-day interval, should the interconnectordecide at a later time to proceed with virtual collocation, a new application and PlanningFee will be required.

3.5.2 Implementation intervals

A virtual collocation arrangement is not reserved until the quotation is accepted. When thequotation is accepted, unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties in writing, TheCompany will allow the Collocator’s vendor to begin equipment installation no later than 90days from acceptance of the quotation. The virtual collocation interval ends when roughedin, unterminated DC power and interconnection cabling is provided to the virtualcollocation area.

The construction intervals for virtual collocation arrangements are noted in Table 2-1. ForVirtual Collocation in Active Collocation Space where the Collocator is requestingmaximum DC Power of 50 amps, either in a single or in multiple feeds of 50 amps(maximum 50 amps per feed), the Virtual Collocation construction intervals remain asstated below. For Virtual Collocation in Active Collocation Space where a Collocator isrequesting DC Power that exceeds 50 amps from a single source (e.g., 100 amps) perfeed, the construction interval is 90 days. These same construction intervals apply forvirtual collocation in Eligible Structures such as CEVs (Vaults), Huts and Cabinets.

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3.5.2 Implementation Intervals (Cont’d)

When the quotation is accepted, unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties inwriting, the construction intervals for virtual are as follows:

Description Interval Exception

Active collocation spaceActive collocation space

70 days55 days

With the Company installation of bays/racks/framesWith CLEC installation of bays/racks/frames

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Virtual collocation space is not reserved until the quotation is accepted. When thequotation is accepted unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties in writing, theCompany will complete construction of Active Collocation Space requests for virtualcollocation in 55 days from the receipt of the Collocator’s acceptance of the quotationwhere power is available and the Collocator is installing all of its own bays. The virtualcollocation construction interval ends when roughed in, unterminated DC power andinterconnection cabling is provided to the collocation area. The Company will completeconstruction of Active Collocation Space requests for virtual collocation in 70 days from thereceipt of the Collocator’s acceptance of the quotation where the Company will beinstalling all or some of the bays. The Company considers power to be available ifsufficient power plant capacity exists, the BDFB (if used) is within 100 feet of theCollocator’s space and sufficient termination capacity on the power plant and/or BDFBexists.

If a completion date outside the time period required herein is not agreed to by the parties,the issue may be presented by either party to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission fordetermination.

3.53.3 Installation of Virtual Collocation Equipment

The Company does not assume any responsibility for the design, engineering, testing, orperformance of the end-to-end connection of the Collocator’s equipment, arrangement, orfacilities.

The Company will be responsible for using the same engineering practices as it does forits own similar equipment in determining the placement of equipment and engineeringroutes for all connecting cabling between collocation equipment.

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3.53.3 Installation of Virtual Collocation Equipment (Cont’d)

In this arrangement, telecommunications equipment (hereafter referred to as equipment) isfurnished by the CLEC and engineered and installed by a mutually agreed upon vendor forthe Collocator. The Collocator will have the authority to select installation vendors. Allinstallations of equipment will be in accordance with the Collocator-provided installationdesign and must comply with manufacturer’s specifications and applicable publishednational standards approved by the FCC, and other governmental authorities that havejurisdiction.

The Collocator and the Company must jointly accept the installation of the equipment andfacilities prior to the installation of any services using the equipment. As part of thisacceptance, The Company will cooperatively test the collocated equipment and facilities withthe Collocator.

The Company will provide TIRKS and/or SWITCH printouts of actual point oftermination/connection facility assignments (APOT/CFA) to CLECs at collocation spaceturnover. This information is used to request access and line sharing services. The CLEC isresponsible for payment of all non-recurring charges, where applicable, prior to receivingAPOT/CFA information.

3.5.4 Revisions

All Revisions to an initial request for a virtual collocation arrangement submitted by theCollocator must be in writing via a new application form.

Major Revisions:

Major revisions include:- adding telecommunications equipment that requires additional electrical power- accelerating the project schedule- adding additional Collocator bays or equipment that impact the existing/proposed floor-

space area provided to the Collocator in their quote package.

- If the revision is major, a new interval for the virtual collocation arrangement will beestablished which shall not exceed two months.

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3.5.4 Revisions (Cont’d)

Minor Revisions

Minor revisions include:- adding bays of equipment that do not significantly impact the existing/proposed electrical

systems- adding light fixtures and outlets which do not exceed the capacity of the existing/proposed

electrical system- adjustments to the heat release projection which do not cause a change in the

proposed/existing mechanical system

However, minor revisions will not require that a new interval be established. No additionalapplication fees shall be applicable if the revision is minor.

This list is not all-inclusive. Any revisions to the Collocators application not specified abovemust be reviewed by the Company to determine whether the revision is major or minor.

3.5.5 Augments

In order to request an augment, the Collocator must submit a Virtual Collocation ApplicationForm to the Company Collocation Service Center (CSC) indicating in Section 3 of theapplication that this is an “Augmentation to an Existing Arrangement.” The price quote willcontain the charges and the construction interval for that application.

The Company will work cooperatively with Collocators to negotiate mutually agreeableimplementation intervals for augments.

3.6 EQUIPMENT PROVISIONING

The Collocator will arrange to deliver to the Company central office where the equipment islocated a reasonable number, as recommended by the manufacturer, of all appropriate plug-ins, circuit packs and cards and any other equipment, plus all necessary circuit design andprovisioning information on an agreed-upon date which is no later than two (2) business daysprior to the scheduled turn-up of the Collocator’s equipment.

For the disconnection of circuits, the Collocator will provide all circuit information no later thantwo (2) business days prior to the scheduled disconnection of the Collocator’s circuit.

The Company does not assume any responsibility for the design, engineering, testing, orperformance of the end-to-end connection of the Collocator’s circuits.

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3.7 REPAIR OF EQUIPMENT

Except in emergency situations, the Collocator-owned fiber optic facilities and central officeterminating equipment will be repaired only upon the request of the customer. In an emergency,the Company may perform necessary repairs without prior notification. The labor rates specifiedin Section 3.13.3(R) apply to Company central offices and Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinetsare applicable for all repairs performed by the Company on the Collocator’s facilities andequipment.

When initiating repair requests on Collocator owned equipment, the Collocator must provide theCompany with the location and identification of the equipment and a detailed description of thetrouble.

Upon notification by the Collocator and availability of spare parts as provided by the Collocator,the Company will be responsible for repairing the Virtually Collocated equipment at the samestandards that it repairs its own equipment.

3.8 MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT

The Collocator will request any and all maintenance by the Company on its Virtually Collocatedfacilities or equipment. When initiating requests for maintenance on collocated equipment, theCollocator must provide the Company with the location and identification of the equipment and adetailed description of the maintenance requested.

Upon notification by the Collocator and availability of spare parts as provided by the Collocator,the Company will be responsible for maintaining the Virtually Collocated equipment at the samestandards that it maintains its own equipment.

3.9. ALARM COLLECTION

The Collocator has the ability to purchase its own remote monitoring and alarming equipment. Ifthe Collocator prefers the Company to perform this function, it may elect to provision thisarrangement under Section 25.5.1(A) of the FCC 73 Access Service Tariff. If the Collocatorpurchases this equipment, it must be identical to equipment specified in Section 25.5.1 of theFCC 73 Access Service Tariff.

Since the maintenance of the Collocator’s equipment is at the direction and control of theCollocator, the Company will not be responsible for responding to alarms and will only conductmaintenance and repair activities at the direction of the Collocator.

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3.10 TERMINATION OF VIRTUAL COLLOCATION

Upon termination of the Virtual Collocation arrangement, the Collocator will work cooperativelywith the Company to remove the Collocator’s equipment and facilities from the Companyproperty subject to the condition that the removal of such equipment can be accomplishedwithout damaging or endangering other equipment located in the central office. The Company isnot responsible for and will not guarantee the condition of such equipment. The Collocator isresponsible for arranging for and paying for the removal of virtually collocated equipmentincluding all costs associated with equipment removal, packing and shipping. Arrangements forand the removal of the Collocator virtually collocated equipment must be made within 30business days after termination of the virtual collocation arrangement, unless a different timeperiod is mutually agreed upon. The Company shall be responsible for exercising reasonablecaution when removing virtually collocated equipment. The Company will only be responsible fordamage done to such equipment caused by gross negligence on the part of the Company or itscontractors during the removal process. However, Collocators will indemnify and hold theCompany harmless for any damage done to virtually collocated equipment if the Companypermits the Collocator to hire a Company approved contractor to remove virtually collocatedequipment. Any equipment not removed in this time frame may be removed by the Companyand stored in a non-Company location, at the expense of the Collocator.

Upon termination of the Virtual Collocation, the Collocator must remove the fiber entrance cableused for the Virtual Collocation. If the entrance cable is not scheduled for removal within seven(7) days, the Company may arrange for the removal, and the Collocator will be responsible forany charges incurred to remove the cable. The Company and the Collocator will cooperativelymanage the removal process. The Collocator is only responsible for physically removingentrance cables housed in conduits or inner-ducts and will only be required to do so when theCompany instructs the Collocator that such removal can be accomplished without damaging orendangering other cables contained in a common duct or other equipment residing in the centraloffice.

3.11 REVISIONS

Any revision to the Company's Interconnector's Collocation Services Handbook for VirtualCollocation in Oklahoma, or its Technical Publication TP 76300MP, shall become effective andthereafter applicable under this tariff forty five (45) business days after such revision is releasedby the Company except for those particular revisions to which the Collocator specifically objectswithin thirty (30) business days of receipt, providing an explanation for each objection. Uponeach such objections, the Company and the Collocator shall attempt to negotiate a resolution,either party may request resolution by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. Any revisionmade to address potentially harmful situations shall become effective and applicableimmediately, pending resolution of the objections by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

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3.12 DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS FOR REVISIONS OR IMPLEMENTATION OF TECHNICALPUBLICATIONS

Disputes that cannot be resolved by the parties regarding revisions to or implementation of theCompany technical publications that apply to virtual collocation arrangements will be resolved byuse of (1) mediation, (2) any dispute resolution process promulgated by the Commission, or (3)any other method mutually agreed to by the parties. Either party may use any of these optionsto obtain a resolution of the dispute.

3.13 RATE REGULATIONS

This section contains specific regulations governing the rates and charges that apply to VirtualCollocation for the purpose of interconnecting to the Company and for Access to Companyprovided UNEs when the Collocator provides the equipment.

There are two types of rates and charges that apply to the various rate elements for VirtualCollocation for interconnecting to the Company and for Access to Company provided UNEs.These are non-recurring charges and monthly recurring rates.

Rates and charges specific to Virtual Collocation for interconnection with the Company for thetransmission and routing of telephone exchange service and exchange access, and for accessto Company provided UNEs in the Company Central Offices are set forth in 3.13.3, Rates andCharges for the Company Central Offices. Rates and charges specific to Virtual Collocation foraccess to Company provided UNEs in Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets are set forth in3.13.4, Rates and Charges for Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets.

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3.13. RATE REGULATIONS (Cont’d)

3.13.1 Rate Elements for the Company Central Offices

Consistent with provisions in Section 3.1.1, the following provides a list of the specific rateelements for virtual collocation for interconnection with the Company for the transmissionand routing of telephone exchange service and exchange access, and for access toCompany provided UNEs to be used in conjunction with virtual collocation in CompanyCentral Offices. Charges applicable to virtual collocation other than those listed below arelisted in Section 25 of the FCC 73 Access Service Tariff (Expanded Interconnection).

(A) Planning

Planning Fee

The Planning Fee recovers the Company costs incurred to estimate the quotation ofcharges, project management costs, engineering costs, and other related planningactivities for the Collocator’s request for a virtual collocation arrangement. The PlanningFee also provides for Company personnel to survey each requested location for availabilityof space for the placement of entrance cables as well as to determine floor space tophysically place Collocator-designated equipment expressed as a non-recurring charge.The Planning Fee is applied on an initial and subsequent basis. The initial charge willapply to the Collocator’s request for a virtual collocation arrangement or the addition ofcable. The subsequent planning charge will apply to any additional interconnection orpower arrangements connected to existing virtual collocated equipment. Charges for thissub-element are specified in 3.13.3(A)(1).

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3.13 RATE REGULATIONS (Cont’d)

3.13.1 Rate Elements for Company Central Offices (Cont’d)

(B) Floor Space

This sub-element provides for the “occupancy” cost per bay framework associated withusing the floor space in Company central offices expressed as a monthly rate. Chargesfor this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(B). In those cases where an individual relayrack and its associated floor space are shared by the Company and the Collocator oramong Collocators, the floor space and relay rack associated will be apportioned on aquarter rack basis.

(C) Relay Rack (Optional)

This sub-element provides the cost per Standard bay relay rack when provided by theCompany expressed as a monthly rate. The Company’s Standard Bay dimensions are7’-0” high, and have a 23” interior width, 26” exterior width, and up to 15” deep. Chargesfor this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(C). In those cases where an individual relayrack and its associated floor space are shared by the Company and the Collocator oramong Collocators, the floor space and relay rack associated will be apportioned on aquarter rack basis. When the standard bay relay rack is provided by the Collocator thisrate element will not apply.

(D) Common Systems Materials

This sub-element provides the infrastructure installation and maintenance of ironwork,racking and lighting above the equipment bay. Charges for this sub-element arespecified in 3.13.3(D). The common systems sub-element is distinct for standard andnon-standard frames. In those cases where common systems materials for an individualrelay rack and associated floor space are shared with the Collocator or amongCollocators, the floor space and relay rack associated will be apportioned on a quarterrack basis.

(E) Entrance Fiber

This sub-element provides for the Company pulling and splicing fiber cable between themanhole and cable vault, and the subsequent routing of fiber riser cable between thecable vault and FDF. (Note: Virtually Collocated Equipment may also be connected todedicated transport facilities provided as Unbundled Network Elements in lieu theentrance fiber. When Virtually Collocated Equipment is connected to dedicatedtransport facilities in lieu of the entrance fiber, the terms, conditions and charges forsuch dedicated transport facilities are pursuant to the Collocator/the CompanyInterconnection Agreement. No recurring or non-recurring charges for dedicatedtransport facilities provided as used are applicable pursuant to this Tariff). Charges forthis rate element are in 3.13.3(E)(1).

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3.13.1 Rate Elements for the Company Central Offices (Cont’d)

(1) Entrance Conduit

Any reinforced passage or opening placed for the Collocator provided facility in, on,under/over or through the ground between the Company designated manhole andthe cable vault of the eligible structure. Rates and charges are as found inParagraph 3.13.3(E)(2) following.

(F) Power Arrangement

This sub-element is the cable and cable rack including support and fabrication materialnecessary to support the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a monthly rate foreither 2-20 AMP feeds or 2-50 AMP feeds. Fuse panels necessary for terminatingpower feeds are provided by the Collocator. In the event that a Collocator requires apower arrangement that exceeds 50 AMPS from a single source, the Company willcooperatively work with the Collocator using comparable rate elements as the basis forsuch arrangements. Cable sizing is based on list 2 design loads. Charges for this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(F) (1-2).

(G) Power Consumption

(1) D.C. Power Per AMP

The DC power charge consists of use of the DC power system, with AC input andAC backup for redundant power expressed as a monthly rate. This rate elementalso includes the AC Power Usage to provide redundant DC power to the virtuallycollocated equipment. DC Power Charge is on a per amp basis. Charges for thissub-element are specified in 3.13.3(G)(1).

(2) Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

This sub-element consists of the elements necessary to provide HVAC within theEligible Structure to the collocation arrangement and is based on the heatdissipation required for each 10 amps of DC power. Charges for this sub-elementare specified in 3.13.3(G)(2).

(3) Ground Cable Arrangement

The Ground Cable Arrangement is the cabling arrangement designed to providegrounding for equipment per frame expressed as a monthly rate. Separate GroundCable Arrangements are required for Integrated and Isolated Ground Planes.Charges for this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(G)(3).

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(H) Voice Grade Interconnection Arrangement

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 100 voice grade pairsNon-shielded or Shielded between the Company Distributing Frame and the virtuallycollocated equipment expressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and amonthly rate. Charges for this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(H).

(I) DS-1 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 28 DS-1 circuitsbetween the Company DCS functionality purchased from the Collocators interconnectionagreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-element are specified in3.13.3(I). This includes the DS1-Port connecting to the virtual collocation arrangement.

(J) DS-1 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 28 DS-1 circuitsbetween the Company’s DSX functionality purchased from the Collocatorsinterconnection agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as acombination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-elementare specified in 3.13.3(J).

(K) DS-3 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing one DS-3 circuitbetween the Company’s DCS functionality purchased from the Collocatorsinterconnection agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as acombination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-elementare specified in 3.13.3(K).

(L) DS-3 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing one DS-3 circuitbetween the Company’s DSX functionality purchased from the Collocatorsinterconnection agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as acombination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-elementare specified in 3.13.3(L).

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(M) Fiber Interconnection Arrangement

This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 12 fibers between theCompany’s FDF and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a combination of anon-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-element are specified in3.13.3(M).

(N) Collocation to Collocation Connection

This rate element includes virtual to virtual and virtual to physical connection options.

(1) Fiber Cable (12 Fibers)

This sub-element provides for direct cabling using fiber cable (12 fibers) between twocollocation arrangements at an Eligible Structure. This sub-element is expressed asa combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate and these charges arespecified in 3.13.3(N)(1).

(2) Copper Cable (28 DS1s)

This sub-element provides for direct cabling using copper cable (28 DS1s) betweentwo collocation arrangements at an Eligible Structure. This sub-element isexpressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate andthese charges are specified in 3.13.3.(N)(2).

(3) Coax Cable (1 DS3)

This sub-element provides for direct cabling using coaxial cable (1 DS3) betweentwo collocation arrangements at an Eligible Structure. This sub-element isexpressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate andthese charges are specified in 3.13.3(N)(3).

(4) Cable Racking and Hole

This sub-element provides for cable rack space and hole for copper, coax and opticalcabling between two collocation arrangements at an Eligible Structure. This sub-element is expressed as a monthly rate and specified in 3.13.3(N)(4).

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(N) Collocation to Collocation Connection (Cont’d)

(5) Route Design

This sub-element provides the route design for collocation-to-collocation directconnections where the connections require a route design through a floor or ceilingwithin an existing Company premises. This sub-element is expressed as a non-recurring charge and this charge is specific in 3.13.3(N)(5).

(O) Timing Source Arrangement (Optional)

A Company provided single signal from the Company timing source to providesynchronization between a Collocator’s single network element and the Company’sequipment expressed as a recurring and non-recurring rate. Charges for this sub-element, if requested by the Collocator, are specified in 3.13.3(O).

(P) Real Estate

These rate elements provide for the Company to recover the costs associated withpreparing the Eligible Structure for telecommunications equipment (Site Conditioning)and securing this space (Safety & Security). Charges for these sub-elements arespecified in 3.13.3(P).

1. Site Conditioning

Permits the Company to recover costs associated with preparing space within theEligible Structure for telecommunications equipment. The nonrecurring charge forthis sub-element is specified in 3.13.3(P)(1).

2. Safety & Security

Permits the Company to recover costs associated with securing thetelecommunications area used for Virtual Collocation. The nonrecurring charge forthis sub-element is specified in 3.13.3(P)(2).

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(Q) Training

The Company is responsible for determining when training is necessary and how many theCompany employees require training to provide 24 hour a day, seven day a week coveragefor the installation, maintenance and repair of Collocator's designated equipment notcurrently used in a wire center selected by the Collocator for virtual collocation. TheCompany will be limited to request training for four (4) Company personnel per location,unless a different number is mutually agreed upon by the Company and Collocator.

If the Collocator does not have the Company coordinate the required training, theCollocator may assume the responsibility for providing the training. It is then theresponsibility of the Collocator to:

(1) arrange and pay to the supplier all costs for training sessions, including the cost of thetrainer(s), transportation and lodging of such trainer(s), and required course material,and

(2) arrange and pay to each individual supplier all costs associated with lodging and otherthan local transportation, such as airfare, required for the Company employee training.

(3) arrange and pay all costs associated with the Company's employee(s) attendance at thetraining, including, lodging and other than local transportation, such as airfare, andemployee(s) labor rate for time away from the job, required for the Company employeetraining.

the Company will work cooperatively with the Collocator to schedule the Companypersonnel training time required for the installation, maintenance and repair of theCollocator's designated equipment. The Collocator will be assessed two hours of thetechnician additional labor charge for the Company personnel time required tocoordinate training activities with the Collocator. The Collocator will be responsible forreimbursement of applicable Company contractual compensation obligations for timespent as a result of the necessary training. All other charges, if applicable, specified in3.13.3(Q)(Training) will be assessed to the Collocator.

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3.13.1 Rate Elements for tCompany Central Offices (Cont’d)

(R) Maintenance and Repair Labor Rates

(1) Maintenance of Equipment

This rate element is a labor rate charged by the Company to the Collocator for ongoingmaintenance of the Collocator’s equipment. Any maintenance requirements will beinitiated by the Collocator. Labor rates are based upon a 1/4-hour basis and aredependent upon day of week and time of day. For purposes of this Tariff, normalweekday is defined as 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excludingholidays. Non-recurring charges for this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(R).

(2) Repair of Equipment

This rate element is a labor rate charged by the Company to the Collocator for repair ofthe Collocator’s equipment. All repair will be at the direction of the Collocator.

Labor rates are based upon a charge for Network Operations Center (NOC) personnelto take the trouble report, create a trouble ticket, and dispatch a technician. Labor ratesfor actual repair of the trouble are based upon a 1/4-hour basis and are dependent uponday of week and time of day. For purposes of this Tariff, normal weekday is defined as8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excluding holidays. Non-recurringcharges for this sub-element are specified in 3.13.3(R).

(S) Equipment Evaluation Cost

This rate element is a labor rate charged by the Company to the Collocator for evaluatingthe Collocator’s equipment when not meeting Level 1 Safety requirements as set forth inBellcore Network Equipment – Building Systems (NEBS). Charges for this element isspecified in 3.13.3(S).

(T) Test and Acceptance

This rate element is a labor rate charged by the Company to the Collocator for cooperativeassisting the Collocator’s approved vendor in testing and accepting the installed virtuallycollocated equipment. Charges for this element is specified in 3.13.3(T).

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3.13.2 Rate Elements for the Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets

The following provides a list of the specific rate elements for virtual collocation for accessto Company provided UNEs in Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets. Charges applicable tovirtual collocation in these structures other than those specified below are listed in Section25 of the FCC 73 Access Service Tariff.

(A) Entrance Cable Fiber

This sub-element provides for the engineering of a point of appearance cabletermination, preparation of work order drawings, postings of the work order and cabledata in the appropriate databases for inventory and provisioning purposes, excavation toexpose existing subsurface facilities, pulling the Collocator-provided cable into theeligible structure, routing, securing and preparing the end for splicing or termination.Charges for this sub-element are expressed as a non-recurring charge and can be foundin 3.13.4(A).

(B) Entrance Conduit

Any reinforced passage or opening placed for the Collocator provided facility in, on,under/over or through the ground between the Company CEV, Hut, or Cabinet and theCollocator structure. Rates and charges are as found in Paragraph 3.13.4(B) following.

(C) Power Consumption

This sub-element provides for the use of power in the Hut, CEV, or Cabinet based onthe amount of mounting space that is used by the collocator as measured in 2-inchincrements. Charges for this sub-element are expressed as a recurring charge and canbe found in 3.13.4(C).

(D) 24-Foot CEV

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a 24-Foot CEV. Thiselement is expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(D).

(E) 16-Foot CEV

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a 16-Foot CEV. Thiselement is expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(E).

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(F) Maxi-Hut

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a Maxi-Hut. This elementis expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(F).

(G) Mini-Hut

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a Maxi-Hut. This elementis expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(G).

(H) Large Cabinet

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a Large Cabinet. Thiselement is expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(H).

(I) Medium Cabinet

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a Medium Cabinet. Thiselement is expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(I).

(J) Small Cabinet

This sub-element provides the use of mounting space within a Small Cabinet. Thiselement is expressed as a monthly rate. The charge for this sub-element is specified in3.13.4(J).

(K) Project Coordination Fee

The project coordination fee provides for Company personnel to survey each requestedCEV, Hut and Cabinet for availability of space for placement of copper or fiber cables aswell as to determine space for any Collocator-designated equipment. This sub-elementis expressed as a non-recurring charge and is specified in 3.13.4(K).

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3.133.3 Rates and Charges for the Company Central Offices

USOCRate Per

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(A) Planning

(1) Planning Fee- Initial- Subsequent (Interconnection Cabling)- Subsequent (Power Cabling)

- Subsequent (Interconnection andPower Cabling)

(B) Floor Space(Per Bay Framework)

(C) Relay Rack(Per Rack)

(D) Common Systems Material(Per Standard Bay)(Per Non-Standard Bay)

(E) Entrance Fiber Placement

(1) Entrance Fiber Cable Placement(Per Cable)

(2) Entrance Conduit

(F) Power Arrangement

(1) 2-20 AMP Feeds (Per 2-20 AMP powerFeeds)

(2) 2-50 AMP Feeds (Per 2-50 AMP powerFeeds)

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28.91

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Charge(G) Power Consumption

(1) DC Power Per AMP(2) Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning

(Per 10 Amps)(3) Ground Cable Arrangement (Per Frame)

(H) Voice Grade InterconnectionArrangement (Per 100 Pairs)

100 Shielded pairs

(I) DS1 InterconnectionArrangement to DCS(Per 28 DS1s)

(J) DS1 InterconnectionArrangement to DSX(Per 28 DS1s)

(K) DS3 InterconnectionArrangement to DCS(Per DS3)

(L) DS3 InterconnectionArrangement to DSX(Per DS3)

(M) Fiber InterconnectionArrangement(12 Fibers)

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(1) Fiber Cable (12 Fibers)- Company Provides Cable and Installs

(2) Copper Cable (28 DS1s)- Company Provides Cable and Installs

(3) Coax Cable (1 DS3)- Company Provides Cable and Installs

(4) Cable Racking and Hole- For Optical (Per Cable)- DS1 (Per Cable)- DS3 (Per Cable)

(5) Route Design

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Charge(O) Timing Source Arrangement

Timing Lead (1 pair per circuit)(per linear foot per pair)

Bits timing (per two circuits)

(P) Real Estate

1. Site Conditioning (Per Frame)2. Safety & Security (Per Frame)

(Q) Training

(1) Communications Technician, per ½ hour(2) C.O Manager, per ½(3) Power Engineer, per ½ hour(4) Equipment Engineer, per ½ hour

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0.000.00

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USOCRate Per

MonthNonrecurring

Charge(R) Maintenance and Repair Rates

(1) Staffed CO During Attended Hours- Each 1/4 hour

(2) Staffed CO During Unattended Hours- Initial 4 Hours- Each Additional 1/4 hour

(3) Not Staffed CO/RT During NormalBusiness Day- Each 1/4hour

(4) Not-Staffed CO/RT During Non-NormalBusiness Day- Initial 4 Hours- Each Additional 1/4 hour

(S) Equipment Evaluation- Per 1/2 Hour

(T) Test & Acceptance- Per 1/2 Hour

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242.3515.15

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USOCRate Per

MonthNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Fiber Cable Placement(per Fiber cable sheath)

(B) Entrance Conduit(Per Fiber cable sheath).

(C) Power Consumption(Per 2-inch mounting Space)

(D) 24-Foot CEV(per 2-inch mounting space)

(E) 16-Foot CEV(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(F) Maxi-Hut(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(G) Mini-Hut(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(H) Large Cabinet(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(I) Medium Cabinet(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(J) Small Cabinet(Per 2-inch mounting space)

(K) Project Coordination Fee(Per CLEC Application/Augment)

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2.61

1.27

1.64

1.77

0.77

1.33

1.63

2.19

3.29

0.00

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3.14 ALTERNATIVE VIRTUAL COLLOCATION ARRANGEMENT DESCRIPTION

Virtual collocation wherein the Collocator maintains and repairs the virtually collocatedequipment.

For purposes of virtually collocating equipment, the Company shall determine which EligibleStructures require access to CEVs, Huts, or manholes containing concentrated cabling and otherforms of equipment that requires drawings, schematics, or other engineering documents thataide in the prevention of accidental network outages. The drawings, schematics, or otherengineering documents shall denote the location of the requesting Collocator’s equipment andcabling without disclosing identity of equipment and cabling belonging to the Company and otherCollocators. Provided that the Company is not required to make this determination prior to anexecuted agreement to virtually collocate in an Eligible Structure.

After Collocator has been provided with written notification by the Company that access toCEVs, Huts, or manholes containing concentrated cabling and other forms of equipment requiresdrawings, schematics, or other engineering documents that aide in the prevention of accidentalnetwork outages, Collocators may not enter an Eligible Structures without obtaining undatedcopies of drawings, schematics, or other engineering documents. Upon request, the Companyshall immediately make available to Collocators those drawings, schematics, or otherengineering documents that identify the location of the requesting Collocator’s equipment andcabling. In the event the requested documents are not immediately available, the Company shallnot prevent the Collocator from entering the Eligible Structure. If the Company does notimmediately make the requested documents available to a Collocator and the Collocator entersthe Eligible Structure, the Company shall deliver the requested documents to Collocatorimmediately upon locating same.

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3.14 ALTERNATIVE VIRTUAL COLLOCATION ARRANGEMENT DESCRIPTION (Cont’d)

The Company will provide a security escort with the Collocator paying the expense for theescort. In areas defined in the Company's local exchange tariff as rate groups 5, 6, and 7, theCompany will provide the security escort within one (1) hour of notification by the Collocator. Inareas defined in the Company's local exchange tariff as rate groups 1, 2, 3, and 4, the Companywill provide the security escort as soon as reasonably possible, or within the time frame agreedto by the parties, at the time of notice. In the event the FCC determines that the Company maynot require a security escort paid for by the Collocator, then this virtual collocation maintenancealternative as described in this Paragraph 3.14 and in Paragraph 3.1 (B) is null and void, and allvirtual collocation will be maintained by the Company as described in Paragraph 3.1 (A).

Prior to entering an Eligible Structure that requires drawings, schematics, or other engineeringdocuments, Collocators must provide the Company with reasonable notice of the entry. Noticewill be provided to the Company’s Local Operations Center, which will be available to receivenotice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Collocators providing notice to the Company’s LocalOperations Center must specify the title and date of all drawings, schematics, or otherengineering documents that will be used while in the Eligible Structure.

The Collocator shall conduct background checks of the technicians who have access to thecollocation space. Collocator technicians will be security qualified by the Collocator and will berequired to be knowledgeable of the Company security standards. Disciplinary procedures shallbe established in accordance with Section 3.15.3 to ensure the safety and integrity of the EligibleStructure, including, e.g., procedures that require the responsible employee to be terminated forcertain specified actions that damage or place the equipment of the Company or otherCollocators in jeopardy.

The Company may use security devices, e.g., identification swipe cards, keyed access, and/orlogs, as appropriate for the Eligible Structure where collocation will take place.

The Commission will permit the Company to recover the cost of such security devices from theCollocators in a reasonable manner. The Collocator shall provide indemnification and insuranceto cover any damages caused by the Collocator’s technicians at a level commensurate with theindemnification and insurance provided by the Company equipment suppliers with equivalentaccess.

Provisioning of equipment required for virtual collocation, e.g., power arrangements andinterconnection arrangements will be provided in accordance with this tariff and interconnectionagreements.

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3.15 OBLIGATIONS OF THE COLLOCATOR

3.15.1 Indemnification of the Company

Except as otherwise provided and to the extent not contradicted herein, the indemnityprovisions of the Interconnection Agreement between the Company and the Collocator shallapply and are incorporated herein by this reference. However, in no event will theprovisions in this section supersede or override the indemnification provisions contained inthe interconnection agreement between the Company and Collocator. Additionally, in theevent of a conflict between indemnification provisions in the interconnection agreement andthe Tariff, the provisions in the interconnection agreement will control.

Collocators shall indemnify and hold harmless the Company the agents, employees,officers, directors and shareholders of any of them ("Indemnities"), from and against anyand all liabilities, obligations, claims, causes of action, fines, penalties, losses, costs,expenses (including court costs and reasonable attorney's fees), damages, injuries, of anykind, (individually and collectively "Liabilities"), including but not limited to, Liabilities as aresult of (a) injury to or death of any person; (b) damage to or loss or destruction of anyproperty; or (c) Liabilities related in any manner to employee benefits, workerscompensation, payroll tax, and any other employer obligations which may be assertedagainst the Company where such liabilities arise in connection with Collocator's use ofpersons that it classifies as an independent contractor or subcontractor to performobligations under this Tariff; (d) attachments, liens or claims of material persons or laborersarising out of or resulting from or in connection with this Tariff or the performance of orfailure to perform and directly or indirectly caused, in whole or part, by acts of omissions,negligent or otherwise, of Collocator or a contractor or a representative of Collocator or anemployee of any one of them, except to the extent such Liabilities arise from the negligenceor willful or intentional misconduct of the Company or its employees. The provisions in thissection are reciprocal and applicable also to the Company.

The Company shall make best efforts to promptly notify Collocator of any suit or other legalproceeding asserting a claim for Liabilities. Upon request, Collocator shall, at no cost orexpense to the Indemnitee, defend any such suit or legal proceeding asserting a claim forLiabilities, and Collocator shall pay any costs and attorneys' fees that may be incurred byany Indemnitee in connection with any such claim, proceeding or suit. Collocator shall also(a) keep the Company and any other Indemnitee subject to any such claim fully informed asto the progress of such defense, and (b) afford the Company and such Indemnitee, each atits own expense, an opportunity to participate on an equal basis with Collocator in thedefense or settlement of any such claim.

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3.15 OBLIGATIONS OF THE COLLOCATOR (Cont’d)

3.15.2 Insurance

The Collocator agrees to maintain, at all times, the following minimum insurance coveragesand limits and any additional insurance and/or bonds required by law:

(A) Workers' Compensation insurance with benefits afforded under the laws of the State ofOklahoma and Employers Liability insurance with minimum limits of $100,000 for BodilyInjury-each accident, $500,000 for Bodily Injury by disease-policy limits and $100,000 forBodily Injury by disease-each employee.

(B) Commercial General Liability insurance with minimum limits of: $2,000,000 GeneralAggregate limit; $1,000,000 each occurrence sub-limit for all bodily injury or propertydamage incurred in any one occurrence; $1,000,000 each occurrence sub-limit forPersonal Injury and Advertising; $2,000,000 Products/Completed Operations Aggregatelimit, with a $1,000,000 each occurrence sub-limit for Products/Completed Operations.Fire Legal Liability sub-limits of $300,000 are required for lease agreements. TheCompany will be named as an Additional Insured on the Commercial General Liabilitypolicy.

(C) If use of an automobile is required, Automobile Liability insurance with minimum limits of$1,000,000 combined single limits per occurrence for bodily injury and property damage,which coverage shall extend to all owned, hired and non-owned vehicles.

The Company requires that companies affording insurance coverage have a B+ VII orbetter rating, as rated in the A.M. Best Key rating Guide for Property and CasualtyInsurance Companies.

A certificate of insurance stating the types of insurance and policy limits provided theCollocator must be received prior to commencement of any work. The insurance provisionsand requirements are reciprocal to the Company as well. If a certificate is not received, theCompany will notify the Collocator and the Collocator will have 5 business days to cure thedeficiency. If the Collocator does not cure the deficiency within 5 business days, Collocatorhereby authorizes the Company, and the Company may, but is not required to, obtaininsurance on behalf of the Collocator as specified herein. The Company will invoiceCollocator for the costs incurred to so acquire insurance.

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3.15.2 Insurance (Cont’d)

The cancellation clause on the certificate of insurance will be amended to read as follows:

"SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED ORMATERIALLY CHANGED, THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL MAIL 30 DAYS WRITTENNOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER."

The Collocator shall also require all contractors who may enter the Eligible Structure tomaintain the same insurance requirements listed above.

Self-insurance in lieu of the insurance requirements listed preceding shall be permitted if theCollocator 1) has a tangible net worth of Fifty (50) Million dollars or greater, and 2) files afinancial statement annually with the Securities and Exchange Commission and/or having afinancial strength rating of 4A or 5A assigned by Dun & Bradstreet. The ability to self-insureshall continue so long as the Collocator meets all of the requirements of this Paragraph. Ifthe Collocator subsequently no longer satisfies this Paragraph, the coverage requirementsdescribed above shall immediately apply.

3.15.3 Conduct While in the Company Eligible Structures

Collocators and the Company will each establish disciplinary procedures up to and includingdismissal or denial of access to the Eligible Structure and other Company property for certainspecified actions that damage, or place the equipment, facilities, or the network or thepersonnel of the Collocators or the Company in jeopardy. The following are actions thatcould damage or place the Eligible Structure, or the network or the personnel of theCollocators or the Company in jeopardy and may justify disciplinary action up to andincluding dismissal or the denial of access to the Eligible Structure and other Companyproperty:

(a) Theft or destruction of the Company's or Collocator's property;

(b) Use/sale or attempted use/sale of alcohol or illegal drugs on Company property;

(c) Threats or violent acts against other persons on Company property;

(d) Knowing violations of any local, state or federal law on Company property;

(e) Permitting unauthorized persons access to the Company or Collocator's equipment onCompany property; and

(f) Carrying a weapon on the Company property.

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3.15.3 Conduct While in Company Eligible Structures (Cont’d)

In addition, Collocator and the Company will take appropriate disciplinary steps asdetermined by each party to address any violations reported by the Company or theCollocator of the Company's policies and practices on security, safety, network reliability, andbusiness conduct as defined in the Company's Interconnector's Collocation ServicesHandbook for Virtual Collocation in Oklahoma, provided the Handbook and any and allupdates to it are timely provided to Collocator at no charge.

3.16 COOPERATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

3.16.1 Qualification of Collocators

Collocator technicians will be security qualified by the Collocator and will be required to beknowledgeable of the Company security standards. Collocator personnel and technicians willundergo the same level of security training, or its equivalent that the Company's ownemployees and authorized contractors must undergo. The Company will not, however,require Collocators to receive security training from the Company, but will provide informationto Collocators on the specific type of training required. Collocators can then provide theiremployees with their own security training. Qualification program and security training detailsshall be included in the Company's Interconnector's Collocation Services Handbook forVirtual Collocation in Oklahoma.

3.17 RATE REGULATIONS

The rate regulations, rate element descriptions and rates and charges included in 3.13 precedingapply to this virtual collocation alternative wherein the Collocator maintains and repairs thevirtually collocated equipment. Additional rate elements and rates apply to this alternative asprovided for below.

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3.17.1 Rate Elements for Company Central Offices

(A) This security escort charge consists of the charges for the Company-provided securityescorts for Collocator Vendor’s access to their virtual collocation space in Staffed andUnstaffed Central Offices. Any escort requirements will be initiated by the Collocator.Labor rates are based upon a 1/4 hour basis and are dependent upon day of week andtime of day. For purposes of this tariff, normal week day is defined as 8:00 a.m. through5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. The billing period will start at thetime the technician is contacted. This will allow for travel time to reach the agreed meetpoint. Access requests outside of normal business hours or for unstaffed Central Officeswhich are cancelled will be subject to the minimum four (4) hour call out charge. Non-recurring charges for this sub-element are specified in 3.17.3(A) following.

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3.17.2 Rate Elements for Company CEVs, Huts and Cabinets

(A) Security Escorts

The security escort charge consists of the charges for the Company-provided securityescorts for Collocator Vendor’s access to their virtual collocation space in CEVs, Huts andCabinets. Any escort requirements will be initiated by the Collocator. Labor rates arebased upon a 1/4 hour basis. The billing period will start at the time the technician iscontacted. This will allow for travel time to reach the agreed meet point. Access requestswhich are cancelled will be subject to the minimum four (4) hour call out charge. Ratesand charges are as found in 3.17.4(A).

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3.173.3 Rates and Charges for Company Central Offices

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3.18 CDOW (CLEC’s Doing Own Work) - Collocator Responsibilities

When the Collocator selects the option to provide, install, and terminates their interconnection andpower cabling with a Company Approved Vendor, the following paragraphs will apply. However, theterms and conditions within CDOW are not comprehensive. There are terms and conditions fromthe preceding sections of this tariff that still apply for CDOW for rate elements that are notspecifically addressed within Section 3.18 following.

3.18.1 Interconnection Cabling

The Collocator has the option to provide, install and terminate their interconnection cablingbetween the Collocator’s Dedicated Space and the Company Main Distribution Frame or itsequivalent by a Company Approved Vendor. This option is only available if Collocatordoes all three (3) activities associated with interconnection cabling: provide, install andterminate. The Collocator may not elect to do some but not all the activities. Collocatormust indicate on its virtual collocation application that it has selected this option to apply toall interconnection cabling requested on the application. If Collocator selects this option,the Collocator must also select the option to provide, install and terminate its power cableleads described in Section 3.18.2. If Collocator selects this option, the Company will installand stencil termination blocks or panels at the Company Main Distribution Frame or itsequivalent for the handoff of the Actual Point of Termination (APOT) Connection(s) to theCollocator’s Company Approved Vendor. Intervals and provisioning for this offering isfound in Section 3.18.3.A through 3.18.3.E. The Collocator’s Company Approved Vendormust obtain an approved Method Procedures (MOP) from the Company and follow theCompany’s Technical Publication TP 76300MP for installation of equipment and facilities;

3.18.2 Power Cabling

The Collocator has the option to provide, install and terminate their power cable leadsbetween the Collocator’s Dedicated Space and the Company’s Battery Distribution FuseBay (BDFB) by a Company Approved Power Installation Vendor. When the Companydesignated power termination point is at the Power Plant Primary Distribution, theCollocator’s Company Approved Power Installation Vendor will provide and install thepower cable leads, but not terminate. The Collocator must contact the Company Projectmanager five (5) business days prior to scheduling a request for the termination of theCollocator’s power cable leads to the Company Power Plant Primary Distribution, which willbe performed by the Company. This option is only available if the Collocator does all three(3) activities associated with the power cable lead unless described otherwise within thisSection. The Collocator may not elect to do some but not all the activities unless otherwisepermitted in this section. If Collocator selects this option, the Collocator must also selectthe option to provide, install and terminate its interconnection cabling described in Section3.18.1. Intervals and provisioning for this offering is found in Section 3.18.3 A through3.18.3.E. The Collocator’s Company Approved Power Installation Vendor must obtain anapproved Method of Procedures (MOP) from the Company and follow the Company’sTechnical Publication TP 76300MP for installation of equipment and facilities.

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3.18.3 Intervals and Provisioning

(A) Implementation Intervals

The Company will provide Virtual Collocation arrangements in Eligible Structures on a“first-come, first-served” basis. The determination whether there is sufficient space toaccommodate Virtual Collocation at a particular Eligible Structure will be made initially bythe Company. The Company will notify Collocator as to whether its request for space isbeen granted or denied due to a lack of space within ten (10) calendar days from receipt ofa Collocator's accurate and complete Virtual Collocation Application. If the Companydetermines that Collocator's Virtual Collocation Application is unacceptable, the Companyshall advise Collocator of any deficiencies within this ten (10) calendar day period. TheCompany shall provide Collocator with sufficient detail so that Collocator has a reasonableopportunity to cure each deficiency. To retain its place in the queue to obtain the VirtualCollocation arrangement, Collocator must cure any deficiencies in its Application andresubmit such Application within ten (10) calendar days after being advised of deficiencies.Any changes to the amount or type of floor space, interconnection terminations, and powerrequested from the originally submitted Virtual Collocation Application will not beconsidered a deficiency, but rather as a new Virtual Collocation Application with a new ten(10) calendar day space notification and delivery interval. The intervals set forth in thefollowing paragraphs for new and augment Virtual Collocation Applications apply only whenCollocator installs interconnection and power cabling.

The delivery interval relates to the period in which the Company shall construct andturnover to the Collocator’s Company Approved Vendor the requested Virtual CollocationSpace. The delivery interval begins on the date the Company receives a complete andaccurate Virtual Collocation Application from the Collocator. The Collocator must providethe Company, within seven (7) calendar days from the date of notification granting theapplication request, a confirmatory response in writing to continue construction along withthe fifty percent (50%) payment of non-recurring charges (unless payment was receivedwith application) or the delivery interval provided in table below will not commence untilsuch time as the Company has received such response and payment. If the Collocator hasnot provided the Company such response and payment by the twelfth (12th) calendar dayafter the date the Company notified Collocator its request has been granted, the applicationwill be canceled. Dedicated space is not reserved until the Company’s receipt of theconfirmatory response in writing from the Collocator with applicable fees. The delivery infrom the Collocator with applicable fees. The delivery interval for Virtual Collocation isdetermined by the Company taking into consideration the various factors set forth in Table(1) below including, without limitation, the number of all Virtual Collocation Applicationssubmitted by Collocator and the need for additional preparation of the space such asoverhead racking, additional power or HVAC. The delivery interval assigned will beprovided to the Collocator by the Company with the ten (10) calendar day spacenotification. Each complete and accurate Virtual Collocation Application received by theCompany from the Collocator will be processed in the order received unless the Collocatorprovides a priority list, whichever is applicable.

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3.18.3 Intervals and Provisioning (Cont’d)

(A) Implementation Intervals (Cont’d)

Table (2)

Number of AllApplications submittedby One Collocator per

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Collocation Space Use

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Should the Collocator submit twenty-one (21) or more applications within ten (10)business days, the above delivery intervals will be increased by five (5) days for everyfive (5) additional applications or fraction thereof. Any material revision to an applicationwill be treated as a new application and the delivery intervals set forth in Table (2) abovewill be re-started. All Virtual Collocation Applications received by the Company from aCollocator within a ten (10) business day period shall be treated as submitted at thesame time for purposes of administering the above staggering intervals. The VirtualCollocation delivery interval ends when roughed in and the assigned space has beendistinctly marked by the Company.

For example, but not by way of limitation, if a Collocator submits twelve (12) completeand accurate Virtual Collocation Applications in a state, the delivery intervals assignedby the Company will depend on which variables apply within each Eligible StructureVirtual Collocation is requested:

If Applications (1-4) are for Virtual Collocation Space where overhead racking exists, thedelivery intervals assigned will be sixty (60) days. If Applications (5-11) are for VirtualCollocation Space where overhead racking does not exist, the delivery intervalsassigned to Applications (5-10) will be eighty (80) calendar days and Application (11) willbe assigned eighty five (85) calendar days. The Virtual Collocation Application (12) wasrequested in an Eligible Structure that needs additional HVAC added and would beassigned one hundred and eight five (185) calendar days.

(B) The second fifty percent (50%) payment must be received by the Company prior to thespace being turned over to the Collocator’s the Company Approved Vendor. At spaceturnover, the Actual Point of Termination (APOT) Connection(s) will be provided to theCollocator’s the Company Approved Vendor by the Company.

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(B) (Cont’d)

For the following interconnection cabling Augments, the Collocator must submit acomplete and accurate Virtual Collocation Application:

- 168 DS1 connections and/or- 48 DS3 connections and/or- 400 Copper (shielded or nonshielded) cable pair connections and/or- 12 fiber pair connections

This application must include an up-front payment of the Application Fee and fiftypercent (50%) of all applicable non-recurring charges.

The cabling Augment interval is determined by the Company taking into considerationthe various factors set forth in Table (2) below including, without limitation, the number ofall Virtual Collocation Applications for the above Augments submitted by Collocator, thetype of infrastructure available for collocation, and the need for additional preparation ofthe infrastructure such as overhead racking and additional power. The cabling Augmentinterval assigned will be provided to the Collocator by the Company with the ten (10)calendar day Augment notification. Each complete and accurate Virtual CollocationApplication received by the Company from the Collocator will be processed in the orderreceived unless the Collocator provides a priority list, whichever is applicable.

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state or metering region

Necessary Elements such asIron/Racking and Power exist

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(B) (Cont’d)

Should the Collocator submit twenty-one (21) or more Virtual Collocation Applications forcabling Augments within ten (10) business days, the above cabling Augment intervalswill be increased by five (5) days for every five (5) additional application or fractionthereof. Any material revision to a Virtual Collocation Application for cabling Augmentswill be treated as a new application and the cabling Augment delivery intervals set forthin Table (3) above. All cabling Augment applications received by the Company from aCollocator within a ten (10) business day period shall be treated as submitted at thesame time for purposes of administering the above staggering intervals.

For example, but not by way of limitation, if a Collocator submits twelve (12) VirtualCollocation Applications for cabling Augments in a state, the delivery intervals assignedwill depend on which variables apply within each Eligible Structure requested:

If Applications (1-4) are for Virtual Collocation cabling Augments where necessaryelements such as overhead racking and power exists, the delivery interval assigned willbe thirty (30) calendar days. If Applications (5-12) are for Physical Collocation wherenecessary elements such as overhead racking and power does not exists, the deliveryinterval assigned to Applications (5-10) will be sixty (60) calendar days and forApplications (11-12) sixty five (65) calendar days.

(C) For all Augments other than provided above, the Company will work cooperatively withCollocator to negotiate a mutually agreeable delivery intervals.

(D) Within twenty (20) calendar days or mutually agreed upon time, from the Company’sreceipt of the confirmatory response in writing to continue construction on the VirtualCollocation job requested along with the 50% payment of non-recurring charges (unlesspayment was received with application), Network Support and/or appropriatedepartments will schedule a walk through visit with the CLEC and/or vendor to providefloor plans of space and the preliminary route design for the interconnection and powercabling.

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3.18.4 Rate elements for Company Central Offices

A. Power Arrangement

When the Collocator selects the option to install the power cable by a CompanyApproved Power Installation vendor, only the rack occupancy and on-going maintenanceof the rack charge will apply. This is expressed as a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5(A) (1-2).

B. Voice Grade Interconnection Arrangement

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the Voice Grade terminal blocks at the MDF, rackoccupancy, and on-going maintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as acombination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (B).

C. DS-1 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the DS1-Port, rack occupancy, and on-goingmaintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as a combination of a non-recurringcharge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (C).

D. DS-1 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the DSX at the MDF, rack occupancy, and on-goingmaintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as a combination of a non-recurringcharge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (D).

E. DS-3 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the DS3-Port, rack occupancy, and on-goingmaintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as a combination of a non-recurringcharge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (E).

F.DS-3 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the DSX at the MDF, rack occupancy, and on-goingmaintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as a combination of a non-recurringcharge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (F).

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3.18.4 Rate elements for Company Central Offices (Cont’d)

A. Fiber Interconnection Arrangement

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnection cablingby a Company approved vendor, the Fiber terminating panel at the FDF, rack occupancy,and on-going maintenance charges will apply. This is expressed as a combination of anon-recurring charge and a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (G).

H. Collocation to Collocation Connection

This rate element includes virtual to virtual and virtual to physical connection options.

1. Fiber Cable

When the Collocator selects the option to provide and install the interconnectioncabling by a Company approved vendor, the charge for on-going maintenance of therack will apply. This is expressed as a monthly rate as specified in 3.18.5 (H) (1).

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4. Cable Racking and Hole

This sub-element provides for cable rack space and hole for copper, coax and opticalcabling between two virtual collocation arrangements at an Eligible Structure. Thissub-element is expressed as a monthly rate and specified in 3.18.5 (H) (4).

5. Route Design

This sub-element provides the route design for collocation-to-collocation connections.This sub-element is expressed as a non-recurring charge and this charge is specific in3.18.5 (H) (5).

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3.18 Central Offices

3.18.5 Rates and Charges for CLECs Doing Own Work

The rate elements below represent charges associated with CLEC's providing, installing,and terminating their interconnection and power cabling. However, the rates andcharges within CDOW are not comprehensive. There are rates and charges from thepreceding sections of this same tariff that still apply for CDOW for rate elements that arenot specifically addressed within Section 3.18.5.

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Charge

(A) Power Arrangement(Collocator provides and installs Power Cables)

(1) 2-20 AMP Feeds (Per 2-20 Amp Power Feeds)

(2) 2-50 AMP Feeds (Per 2-50 Amp Power Feeds)

(B) Voice Grade Interconnection(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement (Non-Shielded or Shielded)(Per 100 Pairs)

(C) DS1 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement to DCS(Per 28 DS1s)

(D) DS1 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement to DSX(Per 28 DS1s)

S8GFO

S8GFP

S8F82

S8F83

S8F8X

S8F8Y

$.52

.52

3.86

3.86

295.42

6.07

$0.00

0.00

225.02

225.02

3,496.22

651.13

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3.18 Central Offices

3.18.5 Rates and Charges for CLECs Doing Own Work (Cont’d)

USOCRate Per

MonthNonrecurring

Charge

(E) DS3 Interconnection Arrangement to DCS(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement to DCS(Per DS3)

(F) DS3 Interconnection Arrangement to DSX(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement to DSX(Per DS3)

(G) Fiber Interconnection Arrangement (12 Fibers)(Collocator provides and installs Interconnectioncabling)

Arrangement(12 Fibers)

(H) Collocation to Collocation Connection

1. Fiber Cable (12 Fibers)- Collocator Provides Cable and Installs

2. Copper Cable (28 DS1s)- Collocator Provides Cable and Installs

3. Coax Cable (1 DS3)- Collocator Provides Cable and Installs

4. Cable Racking and Hole- For Optical (Per Cable)

DS1 (Per Cable)DS3 (Per Cable)

5. Route Design

S8F8Z

S8F81

S8F84

S8GFS

S8GFQ

S8GFR

S8FY7S8FY8S8FY9NRLWF

$115.30

5.69

10.47

.81

.41

.27

0.900.490.350.00

$2,186.12

204.42

152.71

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.000.000.00

463.36

(CT)

(CT)

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(AT)

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Local Access Service TariffCause No. PUD 200200518 Original Sheet 3.51Order No. 577973Tracking No. OK-10-0044




3.19 Complete Space Discontinuance, Space Reassignment, Power Reduction And InterconnectionTermination Reduction

This section provides rates, terms and conditions for Complete Space Discontinuance, SpaceReassignment, Power Reduction and Interconnection Termination Reduction

3.19.1 Complete Space Discontinuance

The Collocator may discontinue an existing Virtual Collocation Arrangement which may include bayspace and interconnection facilities (e.g. power, timing, grounding, and interconnection) terminating inthe Virtual Collocation Arrangement. The Collocator is required to provide a complete and accurateVirtual Collocation Application requesting to discontinue the existing Virtual Collocation Arrangement.The Collocator must complete the following activities within thirty (30) calendar days from the date theVirtual Collocation application was submitted:

(A) Remove Collocator’s equipment from the Virtual Collocation Arrangement, using a Companyapproved Tier 1 or Tier 2 vendor

(B) Remove terminations at both ends of cable (e.g., power, timing, grounding, and interconnection)and cut cables up to the Company rack level. Collocator must use a Company approved Tier 1vendor for this procedure and that vendor must follow TP76300 guidelines for cutting andcapping the cable at the rack level.

(C) Remove Collocator’s entrance cable between the Virtual Collocation Arrangement and the firstmanhole in accordance with the provisions of this tariff.

(D) Remove Collocator’s miscellaneous items from the Virtual Collocation arrangement, using aCompany approved Tier 1 or Tier 2 vendor

3.19.1.1 For complete space discontinuance of a Virtual Collocation Arrangement, the Collocatorwill not be responsible for cable mining (removal). Instead the Company will perform those tasks.Collocator will pay for those tasks through rate elements listed in 3.19.5.1.

3.19.1.2 If the Collocator fails to complete the items identified in 3.19.1 within thirty (30) calendardays after discontinuance or termination of the Virtual Collocation Arrangement, the Companymay complete those items and charge the Collocator for any and all claims, expenses, fees orother costs associated with any such completion by the Company, including any materials usedand the time spent at the hourly rate for custom work. This work will be performed at theCollocator’s risk and expense, and the Collocator will hold the Company harmless from the failureto return any equipment, property or other items.

3.19.1.3 When discontinuance of the Virtual Collocation Arrangement involves the removal offiber entrance cable, the Collocator’s Company approved Tier 1 vendor is responsible forphysically removing entrance cables housed in conduits or inner-ducts and may do so only afterthe Company confirms that such removal can be accomplished without damaging or endangeringother cables contained in a common duct or other equipment residing in the Central Office.

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3.19.2 Space Reassignment

Space reassignment may be governed by the CLEC’s interconnection agreement. If a CLEC’sinterconnection agreement does not contain Space Reassignment language, the Company will allowCLEC to amend its interconnection agreement to include Space Reassignment from the SuccessorAgreement to the O2A.

3.19.2.1 A collocator may take possession of an existing collocation space that is no longer inuse without paying any nonrecurring charges associated with the construction of thatcollocation; provided, however, that before taking possession, the Collocator must payany unpaid non-recurring charges associated with the construction of the collocationspace. Collocator will remain responsible for all tariffed charges for actions actuallytaken by AT&T Oklahoma to transfer the collocation to the new Collocator, includingrestencilling, fusing and updating records. Collocator will be responsible for recurringcharges beginning on the date it takes possession of the space.

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3.19.3 Power Reduction

The Collocator may request to decrease the amount of existing power available to a VirtualCollocation Arrangement.

3.19.3.1 This can be done either by disconnecting and removing a power cable feed or by fusingdown the amperage on a power cable feed. If the Collocator desires to disconnect a powerarrangement (A and B feed), the Collocator will be responsible for paying the costs to removethe A and B powercable feeds that make up the power arrangement. If the Collocator desiresto reduce the amperage on a power cable feed, the Collocator will be responsible for payingthe costs necessary to change the fuses that serve the A and B feeds at the CompanyBattery Distribution Fuse Bay (BDFB). In either case, the Collocator must maintain aminimum amount of power on at least one power arrangement (A and B feed) to service theirVirtual Collocation Arrangement when submitting their power reduction request. TheCollocator shall submit an augment application in order to process this request.

3.19.3.2 If the Collocator desires to only reduce the fuse capacity on an existing power arrangement(A and B feed) rather than disconnect and remove cable to an existing power arrangement,Collocator may only reduce the fuse size to the lowest power amp increment offered in thisTariff. When the Collocator is requesting to reduce the fuse capacity only, the feesreferenced in section 3.19.5.4 will apply. When the Collocator has only one powerarrangement (A and B feed) serving their Virtual Collocation Arrangement, a fuse reduction isthe only power reduction option available to the Collocator.

3.19.3.3 When a power reduction request involves a fuse change only on a power arrangementserviced from the Company BDFB (i.e. power arrangements consisting of a 50 amp A feedand a 50 amp B feed and below), The Collocator must hire a Company approved powervendor to coordinate fuse changes at the Company BDFB. Applicable fees referenced insection 2.23.5.4 will still apply.

3.19.3.4 When a power reduction request requires disconnecting and removing a power cable feedfrom the Company’s BDFB, the Company will perform the power cable removal work abovethe rack level (cable mining). Applicable fees referenced in section 3.19.5.3 will apply.Within thirty (30) days after submitting its power reduction request to disconnect and removea power arrangement, the Collocator must perform the following activity.

(A) Remove terminations at both ends of the power cable feed and cut cables up to the Companyrack level. Collocator must use a Company approved Tier 1 vendor for this procedure andthat vendor must follow TP76300 guidelines for cutting and capping the cable at the racklevel.

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3.19.3.5 When the Collocator has multiple power arrangements serving a Virtual CollocationArrangement (i.e., one power arrangement consisting of 50 amps on the A feed and 50 ampson the B feed and a second power arrangement consisting of 20 amps on the A feed and20 amps on the B feed), the Collocator has the option of either fusing down the 50 amppower arrangement (A and B feed) or disconnecting and removing the power cable feed fromthe 50 amp power arrangement (A and B feed). If the Collocator chooses to disconnect andremove the power cable feed from a power arrangement (A and B feed), then the chargesreferenced in section 3.19.5.3 will apply. If the Collocator has multiple power arrangements(A and B feed) where they can request both a fuse reduction and a power cable removal forone Virtual Collocation Arrangement [i.e. reduce one power arrangement from 50 amps(A and B feed) to 20 amps (A and B feed) and remove the power cable from a second powerarrangement from 50 amps (A and B feed) to 0 amps (A and B feed)], then the projectmanagement fee for power cable removal referenced in section 3.19.5.3 will apply in additionto the individual charges referenced in either section 3.19.5.3 or 3.19.5.4 associated with theoverall power reduction request.

3.19.3.6 For any power reduction request (one which involves either a disconnect and removal,refusing only, or combination of the two), the Collocator must submit an augment applicationfor this request along with the appropriate application and project management feesreferenced in section 3.19.5. The same augment intervals that are outlined in this Tariff foradding power will apply to power reduction requests.

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3.19.4 Interconnection Termination Reduction

Interconnection termination reduction will be governed by the CLEC’s interconnection agreement. If aCLEC’s interconnection agreement does not contain Interconnection termination reduction language, theCompany will allow CLEC to amend its interconnection agreement to include Interconnection Terminationreduction language from thre Successor Agreement to the O2A.

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3.19.5 Rate Element Descriptions

3.19.5.1 Complete Space Discontinuance

(A) Application Fee – The charge assessed by the Company to process the Collocator’s applicationfor Virtual Collocation Arrangements.

(B) Project Management Fee – Complete Space Discontinuance – Reflects the Company’s laborcosts to project manage the complete discontinuance of the CLEC’s Virtual CollocationArrangement. The labor costs include the Company engineering for planning design of spacerestoration, equipment removal, interconnection, power and entrance cable removal, stenciling,floor plans, and DC power records.

(C) Remove Fiber Jumpers – Remove four fiber jumpers from the Fiber Troughing Duct.

(D) Remove Fiber Cables – Remove fiber cable sheaths (1-216 fibers) on dedicated fiber racking.Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see note 1 below), adjacent equipment protectionmaterial, waxed cable cord/twine, gray paint for removing plotter paper for Central Officedrawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(E) Remove VF/DS0 Cable – Remove cable sheaths totaling 100 pairs and each 100 pairconnecting block from the MDF or IDF. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see note 1below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, graypaint for removing stenciling on frame, fire stop material, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order,plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(F) Remove DS1 Cable – Remove two sheaths, on transmit and one receive, comprising of a totalof 28 DS1 circuits to an existing DSX1 panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (seenote 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cablecord/twine, blank labels for DSX shelf, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering job order, yellow jobwallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(G) Remove DS3 Cable (Coax) – Remove two coax cables per DS3 circuit to an existing DSX3panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (1), adjacent equipment protection material,heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, fire stop material, blank labels for DSX shelf, 8.5”x11”paper for engineering order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings andtransportation and taxes as appropriate.

(H) Remove Timing Cable – Remove a single timing lead (P7 wire). Typical material includes cablescrap boxes (see note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, CO timing book sheet,8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawingsand transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(1) Cable scrap boxes are designed for cable cut into 3 foot lengths. This box is capable of handling1000 pounds of weight, supporting forklift forks or floor jack lifts, moisture resistant, punctureresistant, and designed to be loaded into railroad cars for shipping.

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3.19.5 Rate Element Descriptions (Cont’d)

3.19.5.1 Complete Space Discontinuance (Cont’d)

(I) Remove Power Cable – Distribution from the Company BDFB (60 amp A feed and 60 amp Bfeed and below power arrangements) – Remove 4 power cables, including fuses and fuse panel.Removal activity also requires all costs associated with the power cable removal, packing andshipping, removing stenciling from BDFB, and updating documents as required.

(J) Remove Fiber Entrance Cable – Remove fiber entrance cable from 1st manhole closest to theCentral Office through cable vault to its endpoint termination in the collocation space (average300’ of cable). Removal activity also requires infrastructure maps and records, engineering workorder, pump/ventilate manhole, safety inspection and removal of safety hazards, fire stops, andmechanized cable pulling tools.

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3.19.5.2 Space Reassignment


(B) Project Management Fee – Space Reassignment - This fee applies to a Space Reassignmentrequest when a “CLEC Assignee” chooses to assign the rights to a Virtual CollocationArrangement from an “Exiting CLEC.” The charge reflects the Company’s labor costs to projectmanage the changes/removals and update Central Office inventory/provisioning records,stenciling, floor plans, and DC power records associated with serving the Virtual CollocationArrangement.

(C) Restencil DS0/DSL Block – The charge to remove/change stenciling on MDF or IDF per 100 pairblocks.

(D) Restencil DS1 Block– The charge to remove/change stenciling on DSX1 panel per 28 DS1s.

(E) Restencil DS3 Block – The charge to remove/change stenciling on DSX3 panel per DS3.

(F) Restencil Fiber Cable Block - The charge to remove/change stenciling on FDF per 12 pair cable.

(G) Restencil Fiber Jumper Block - The charge to remove/change stenciling on FDF per 4 fiberjumpers.

(H) Restencil Power – The charge to remove/change stenciling on power source and tag powercables per 1-4 fuses.

(I) Restencil Timing – The charge to remove/change stenciling on timing source and tag timingcables per two cable feeds.

(J) Timing Record Book Update – The charge to update timing records when changes/removalsoccur.

(K) Interconnection Records Update – The charge to update interconnection records whenchanges/removals occur.

(L) Power Records Update – The charge to update power records when changes/removals occur.

(M) Vendor Engineering – The labor costs for the Company vendor to write the specifications toperform the restenciling job including travel time and site visit.

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3.19.5.3 Power Reduction (cable removal)

(A) Application Fee – The charge assessed by the Company to process the Collocator’s applicationfor Physical Collocation Arrangements.

(B) Project Management Fee – Power Reduction (cable removal) - Reflects the Company’s laborcosts to manage the removal of the individual Collocator’s power cable facilities used for orassociated with serving the Virtual Collocation Arrangement.

(C) Remove Power Cable – Distribution from the Company BDFB (50 amp A feed and 50 amp Bfeed and below power arrangements) – Remove 4 power cables, including fuses and fuse panel.Removal activity also requires all costs associated with the power cable removal, packing andshipping, removing stenciling from BDFB, and updating documents as required.

3.19.5.4 Power Reduction (refusing only)

(A) Application Fee – The charge assessed by the Company to process the Collocator’s applicationfor Physical Collocation Arrangements.

(B) Project Management Fee – Power Refusing Only at the Company BDFB (50 amp A feed and 50amp B feed and below power arrangements) - Reflects the Company’s labor costs to projectmanage the change of the power re-fusing change on the Collocator’s power servicesassociated with serving the Physical Collocation Arrangement when power fuses are beingreduced at the Company BDFB. This fee is applicable when the Collocator is coordinating thefuse reduction at the Company BDFB.

(C) Power Fuse Reductions on the Company BDFB (50 amp A feed and 50 amp B feed and belowpower arrangements) – The charge for the Company to tag cables and update Central Officepower records associated with the fuse change on the Company BDFB per 1-4 fuses. This feeapplies when the CLEC performs the fuse change at the BDFB.

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3.19.5.5 Interconnection Termination Reduction


(B) Project Management Fee – Interconnection Termination Reduction – The charge reflects theCompany’s labor costs to project manage the changes/removals and update the interconnectionblock stenciling, Central Office and inventory/provisioning records associated with serving theVirtual Collocation Arrangement.

(C) Remove VF/DS0 Cable – Remove cable sheaths totaling 100 pairs and each 100 pairconnecting block from the Company Main Distribution Frame to the Virtual CollocationArrangement

(D) Remove DS1 Cable – Remove two sheaths, on transmit and one receive, comprising of a totalof 28 DS1 circuits to an existing DSX1 panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (seenote 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cablecord/twine, blank labels for DSX shelf, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering job order, yellow jobwallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(E) Remove DS3 Cable (Coax) – Remove two coax cables per DS3 circuit to an existing DSX3panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see note 1 below), adjacent equipmentprotection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, fire stop material, blank labels forDSX shelf, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for CentralOffice drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(F) Remove Fiber Cables – Remove fiber cable sheaths (1-216 fibers) on dedicated fiber racking.Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see note 1 below), adjacent equipment protectionmaterial, waxed cable cord/twine, gray paint for removing plotter paper for Central Officedrawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate.

(G) Remove Fiber Jumpers - Remove four fiber jumpers from the Fiber Troughing Duct.

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3.19 COMPLETE SPACE DISCONTINUANCE, SPACE REASSIGNMENT, POWER REDUCTION ANDINTERCONNECTION TERMINATION REDUCTION (cont'd)

3.19.6 Rates and Charges

3.19.6.1 Complete Space Discontinuance

The rates and charges contained in this Section 3.19.6.1 shall only be imposed by the Companywhen the Company’s central office forecast demonstrates that the Company has a need to reclaimthe discontinued space in the next three (3) years. The only exceptions are the nonrecurringcharges for the Application fee and where applicable and necessary, the charges relating toreductions of power where modifications of plant, including refusing and restenciling, is required bythe Collocator’s request.

USOCNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Application Fee

(B) Project Management Fee - Complete SpaceDiscontinuance

(C) Remove Fiber Jumpers (per linear foot)

(D) Remove Fiber Cables (per linear foot)

(E) Remove VF/DS0 Cable (per linear foot)

(F) Remove DS1 Cable (per linear foot)

(G) Remove DS3 Cable (Coax) (per linear foot)

(H) Remove Timing Cable

(I) Remove Power Cable – Distribution from the CompanyBDFB (50 amp A feed and 50 amp B feed and belowpower arrangements) (per linear foot)

(J) Remove Fiber Entrance Cable (per job)

(1) Infrastructure Maps and Records (per job)

(2) Engineering Work Order (per job)

(3) Work Group Information Distribution (per job)

NRFX1

NRFX2

NRFD3

NRFD4

NRFD5

NRFD6

NRFD7

NRFD8

NRFD9

NRFDC

NRFXD

NRFXE

NRFXF

$ 503.95

2,883.10

18.79

14.43

2.60

4.89

3.57

9.64

24.76

1664.00

104.00

104.00

104.00

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3.19.6 Rates and Charges (cont'd)

3.19.6.2 Space Reassignment

USOCNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Application Fee

(B) Project Management Fee - Space Reassignment

(C) Restencil DS0/DSL Block per 100 pair block

(D) Restencil DS1 Block per 28 DS1s

(E) Restencil DS3 Coax Cable

(F) Restencil Fiber Cable Block per 12 pair cable

(G) Restencil Fiber Jumper Block per 4 jumpers

(H) Restencil Power and tag cables per 1-4 feeds

(I) Restencil Timing Source and tag cable

(J) Timing Record Book Update (per element)

(K) Interconnection Records Update (per element)

(L) Power Records Update (per element)

(M) Vendor Engineering (per Space Reassignment job)

NRFXK

NRFXL

NRFXM

NRFXN

NRFXO

NRFXP

NRFXQ

NRFXR

NRFXS

NRFXT

NRFXU

NRFXV

NRFXW

$ 503.95

2,883.10

15.33

6.02

4.90

91.95

61.30

107.28

122.60

45.98

296.61

355.94

711.88 (AT)

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3.19.6.3 Power Reduction (cable removal)

USOCNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Application Fee

(B) Project Management Fee – Power Reduction (cableremoval)

(C) Remove Power Cable – Distribution from the CompanyBDFB (60 amp A feed and 60 amp B feed and below powerarrangements) – per linear foot

NRFXX

NRFXY

OUAVC

$ 503.95

2,220.45

24.76

3.19.6.4 Power Reduction (refusing only)

USOCNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Application Fee

(B) Project Management Fee – Power Re-Fusing Only at theCompany BDFB (60 amp A feed and 60 amp B feed andbelow power arrangements)

(C) Power Fuse Reductions on the Company BDFB (60 amp Afeed and 60 amp B feed and below power arrangements –coordinate work with CLEC hired approved vendor)

(1) Restencil Power Source and tag cables per 1-4 feeds(per element)

(2) Power Records Update (per element)

(3) Vendor Engineering Fee (per Power Reduction job)

NRFY2

OUAVC

OUAVC

NRFY6

NRFY7

NRFY8

$ 503.95

1,562.80

367.81

107.28

355.94

711.88 (AT)

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3.19.6.5 Interconnection Termination Reduction

USOCNonrecurring

Charge

(A) Application Fee

(B) Project Management Fee – Interconnection TerminationReduction

(C) Remove VF/DS0 Cable (per linear foot)

(D) Remove DS1 Cable (per linear foot)

(E) Remove DS3 Cable (Coax) (per linear foot)

(F) Remove Fiber Cables (per linear foot)

(G) Remove Fiber Jumpers (per linear foot)

NRFYD

NRFYE

NRFD5

NRFD6

NRFD7

NRFD4

NRFD3

$ 503.95

2,441.33

2.60

4.89

3.57

14.43

18.79

(AT)

(AT)

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