Common use of Basic Requirements Clause in Contracts

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZON’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band services, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), Rate-Adaptive ADSL, and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Order. The DSL technology used by SPRINT will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 VERIZON provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON shall provide notice to SPRINT via e-mail that the Voice Service will be discontinued. Within three (3) business days after such notice, SPRINT may notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT shall notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing.

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZONGTE’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 (a) Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band servicesare presumed acceptable for deployment pursuant to applicable FCC rules and orders, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), G.Lite, Rate-Adaptive ADSL, ADSL and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of applicable FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 rules and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Orderorders. The DSL technology used by SPRINT New Edge Networks will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 VERIZON (b) GTE provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT New Edge Networks provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON GTE discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON GTE shall provide notice to SPRINT New Edge Networks via e-mail that the Voice Service will be has been discontinued. Within three five (35) business days after such notice, SPRINT may New Edge Networks shall notify VERIZON GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to New Edge Networks does not make an affirmative election during said three five (35) business day period, option (i) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation of such DSL service without line sharing and without interruption. (c) For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, GTE shall provide no less than five (5) business days notice to New Edge Networks via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such five (5) business day period, New Edge Networks shall notify GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end- user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If New Edge Networks does not make an affirmative election during said five (5) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharingsharing and without interruption. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT shall notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing.

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZON’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 : Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band services, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), Rate-Adaptive ADSL, and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Order. The DSL technology used by SPRINT will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 . VERIZON provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON shall provide notice to SPRINT via e-mail that the Voice Service will be discontinued. Within three (3) business days after such notice, SPRINT may notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing. 1.2.3 . VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT shall notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: : (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing.

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZONGTE’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 (a) Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band servicesare presumed acceptable for deployment pursuant to applicable FCC rules and orders, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), G.Lite, Rate-Adaptive ADSL, ADSL and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of applicable FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 rules and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Orderorders. The DSL technology used by SPRINT DSLnet will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 VERIZON (b) GTE provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT DSLnet provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON GTE discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON GTE shall provide notice to SPRINT DSLnet via e-mail that the Voice Service will be has been discontinued. Within three five (35) business days after such notice, SPRINT may DSLnet shall notify VERIZON GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to DSLnet does not make an affirmative election during said three five (35) business day period, option (iii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharingsharing and without interruption. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. (c) For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON GTE shall provide no less than three five (35) business days notice to SPRINT DSLnet via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three five (35) business day period, SPRINT DSLnet shall notify VERIZON GTE via e-mail that it desires to: : (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to DSLnet does not make an affirmative election during said three five (35) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharingsharing and without interruption.

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZON’s GTE?s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 (a) Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“?DSL”?) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band servicesare presumed acceptable for deployment pursuant to applicable FCC rules and orders, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“?ADSL”?), G.Lite, Rate-Adaptive ADSL, ADSL and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of applicable FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 rules and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Orderorders. The DSL technology used by SPRINT New Edge Networks will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 VERIZON . GTE provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“?Voice Service”?) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT New Edge Networks provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON GTE discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON GTE shall provide notice to SPRINT New Edge Networks via e-mail that the Voice Service will be has been discontinued. Within three five (35) business days after such notice, SPRINT may New Edge Networks shall notify VERIZON GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s end- user?s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to New Edge Networks does not make an affirmative election during said three five (35) business day period, option (iii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharingsharing and without interruption. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT shall notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing.

Basic Requirements. The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZONGTE’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 (a) Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band servicesare presumed acceptable for deployment pursuant to applicable FCC rules and orders, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), G.Lite, Rate-Adaptive ADSL, ADSL and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of applicable FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 rules and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Orderorders. The DSL technology used by SPRINT NorthPoint will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards. 1.2.2 VERIZON (b) GTE provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT NorthPoint provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON GTE discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON GTE shall provide notice to SPRINT NorthPoint via e-mail that the Voice Service will be has been discontinued. Within three five (35) business days after such notice, SPRINT may notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT NorthPoint shall notify VERIZON GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to NorthPoint does not make an affirmative election during said three five (35) business day period, option (i) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation of such DSL service without line sharing and without interruption. (c) For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, GTE shall provide no less than five (5) business days notice to NorthPoint via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such five (5) business day period, NorthPoint shall notify GTE via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If NorthPoint does not make an affirmative election during said five (5) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharingsharing and without interruption.

Basic Requirements. ‌ The following requirements shall serve as conditions to VERIZON’s obligation to provide line sharing hereunder: 1.2.1 (A) Line sharing will be permitted for any ADSL or voice compatible xDSL (“DSL”) technologies that do not significantly degrade other advanced services or traditional voice band servicesare presumed acceptable for deployment pursuant to applicable FCC rules and orders, including without limitation Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“ADSL”), G.Lite, Rate-Adaptive ADSL, ADSL and Multiple Virtual Lines. As additional technologies that may be compatible with existing services on a loop become available, the parties will address their possible deployment, consistent with the requirements of applicable FCC Rules 51.230, 51.233 rules and paragraphs 201-205 of the Line Sharing Orderorders. The DSL technology used by SPRINT RACC will be within the PSD mask parameters set forth in T1.413 or other applicable industry standards.standards.‌‌ 1.2.2 VERIZON (B) CenturyTel, or RACC reselling CenturyTel’s services, provides retail analog circuit switched voice band service (“Voice Service”) on the loop to the same end-user for which SPRINT RACC provides the DSL line sharing service. If VERIZON CenturyTel, or RACC reselling CenturyTel’s services, discontinues the provision of such Voice Service for any permissible reason not prohibited by Applicable Law, VERIZON CenturyTel shall provide notice to SPRINT RACC via eU.S. certified mail, E-mail mail, or facsimile that the Voice Service will be has been discontinued. Within three The parties shall cooperatively discontinue the end-user's DSL line sharing service within five (35) business days after receipt by RACC of such notice, SPRINT may unless (i) within five (5) business days, RACC notifies CenturyTel via U.S. certified mail or facsimile that it desires to continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing, and (ii) CenturyTel is required by law to provide such unbundled loop. If RACC does not make an affirmative election during said five (5) business day period, CenturyTel shall, to the extent reasonably practical, provide notice of this fact to the affected end-user customer and shall, in any event, disconnect the line sharing DSL service at the expiration of said five (5) business day period. (C) For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, CenturyTel shall provide no less than sixty (60) business days notice to RACC via U.S. certified mail or facsimile that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such sixty (60) business day period, RACC shall notify VERIZON CenturyTel via e-U.S. certified mail or facsimile that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to RACC does not make an affirmative election during said three sixty (360) business day period, option (iii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing. 1.2.3 VERIZON shall be restricted from decommissioning a copper loop when to do so unreasonably eliminates SPRINT’s ability to offer, or to continue to provide, xDSL service. For existing end-users with line sharing DSL service, VERIZON shall provide no less than three (3) business days notice to SPRINT via e-mail that it intends to decommission the line shared copper loop. During such three (3) business day period, SPRINT shall notify VERIZON via e-mail that it desires to: (i) discontinue the end-user’s line sharing DSL service; or (ii) continue providing DSL service to the end-user over an unbundled loop without line sharing. If SPRINT fails to make an affirmative election during said three (3) business day period, option (ii) shall be implemented. If option (ii) is implemented, the Parties shall cooperate to transition the continuation without interruption (except for momentary interruptions as described in the ALJ Ruling) of such DSL service without line sharing.