Concurrence Charge Sample Clauses
A Concurrence Charge clause defines a fee or cost imposed when multiple parties use the same service, facility, or resource simultaneously. In practice, this clause typically applies in contexts such as utilities, telecommunications, or shared infrastructure, where concurrent usage by several users may increase operational costs or require additional capacity. By specifying how and when these charges are assessed, the clause ensures that costs are fairly distributed among users and helps prevent disputes over shared resource expenses.
Concurrence Charge. The CLEC is responsible to create subscription versions in the NPAC prior to the 18-hour window. In the event that the CLEC does not create the subscription version(s) within the prescribed time frame, the CLEC is responsible to notify Frontier during regular business hours of the need to concur. Failure to do so may result in a delayed porting. A concurrence charge is applied for each telephone number needing concurrence.
Concurrence Charge. The New Service Provider (NSP) is responsible to create subscription versions in the NPAC prior to the 18-hour window. In the event NSP does not create the subscription version(s) within the prescribed time frame. NSP is responsible to notify Frontier during regular business hours of the need to concur. Failure to do so may result in a delayed porting. A concurrence charge is applied for each telephone number needing concurrence. Residence $ 11.01 Business $ 17.83 The following technical specifications and requirements will apply to ▇▇▇▇▇ Telecommunications & Video, Inc., E Fiber San ▇▇▇▇, LLC, and E Fiber Moab, LLC Citizens Telecommunications Company of Utah and Navajo Communications Co., Inc.
1. FM No. ***FM #*** will provide interconnection facilities for the exchange of applicable traffic (as ▇▇▇▇▇ ***Carrier Name of Tandem/End Office*** in A diagram of FM No. ***FM #*** is included as Exhibit A-1.
2.1 FM No. ***FM #*** will be configured as shown on Exhibit A-1. FM No. ***FM #*** will have two FMPs.
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Concurrence Charge. (moved to attachment 4 – Section 1.3 per our 5/30/09 discussion
Concurrence Charge. The CLEC is responsible to create subscription versions in the SOA prior to the 18-hour window. In the event that the CLEC does not create the subscription version(s) within the prescribed time frame, the CLEC is responsible to notify the Frontier during regular business hours of the need to concur. Failure to do so may result in a delayed porting. A concurrence charge will apply.