Additional Terms for MTE Terminal Access - MTE-Access Ordering Process Sample Clauses

Additional Terms for MTE Terminal Access - MTE-Access Ordering Process. 3.9.1 MCIm shall notify ALLTEL in writing via US Mail, fax, or electronic mail of its intention to provide access to customers that reside within a MTE. Upon receipt of such request, ALLTEL shall have up to 10 business days to notify MCIm and the MTE owner whether ALLTEL believes it or the MTE owner owns the intrabuilding cable. In the event that there has been a previous determination of on-premises wiring ownership at the same MTE, ALLTEL shall provide such notification. In the event that MCIm provides ALLTEL with a written claim by an authorized representative of the MTE owner that such owner owns the facilities on the customer side of the terminal, the preceding ten (10 days period shall be reduced to five (5) business days from ALLTEL's receipt of such claim. 3.9.2 If the MTE owner owns the facilities on the customer side of the terminal, MCIm may obtain access to all facilities in the building in accordance with Section 3 concerning access to unbundled NIDs. 3.9.3 If ALLTEL owns the facilities on the customer side of the terminal, and if MCIm requests space, to enter the building MCIm shall notify ALLTEL in writing of whether the building owner has provided space for MCIm to enter the building and terminate its facilities. Should rearrangement or construction of new facilities to accommodate such access be required, MCIm shall request such rearrangement or construction pursuant to Attachment 19, Bona Fide Requests. . 3.9.4 MCIm may only submit orders for loop elements after the facilities are rearranged and/or a new facility constructed if either are necessary. MCIm will populate the LSR with the termination information provided by ALLTEL at the completion of the inventory process 3.9.5 ALLTEL will dispatch a technician to run a jumper between MCIm’s facilities and ALLTEL’s facilities to make a connection at the MTE-POI. MCIm, at its option, may request that ALLTEL run the jumper for Intrabuilding cable in MTEs when the inventory is done and a complete LSR has been submitted. 3.9.6 ALLTEL shall employ generally accepted best engineering practices in accordance with industry standards. ALLTEL shall clearly label the cross-connect wires it uses. All wiring will be neatly dressed. When MCIm accesses loops in MTE Terminals, it shall adhere to ALLTEL’s standard practices unless the Parties have negotiated a separate document for such access. If MCIm requests a MTE Terminal access protocol that is different from ALLTEL’s standard MTE terminal access protoc...
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Additional Terms for MTE Terminal Access - MTE-Access Ordering Process. 3.9.1 AT&T shall notify ALLTEL in writing via US Mail, fax, or electronic mail of its intention to provide access to customers that reside within a MTE. Upon receipt of such request, ALLTEL shall have up to 10 business days to notify AT&T and the MTE owner whether XXXXXX believes it or the MTE owner owns the intrabuilding cable. In the event that there has been a previous determination of on-premises wiring ownership at the same MTE, ALLTEL shall provide such notification. In the event that AT&T provides ALLTEL with a written claim by an authorized representative of the MTE owner that such owner owns the facilities on the customer side of the terminal, the preceding ten (10 days period shall be reduced to five (5) business days from ALLTEL's receipt of such claim.

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