EEL to Loop Retermination Sample Clauses

EEL to Loop Retermination. 2.11.1 TWTC may utilize the EEL to Loop Retermination process to disconnect an EEL circuit and reterminate the Loop portion of the former EEL circuit to a collocation arrangement in the end-user’s Serving Wire Center (EU SWC). 2.11.2 This process is available when the existing Loop portion of the EEL will be re- used and the resulting Loop will be subject to the rates, terms and conditions for that particular Loop as set forth in this Attachment. This process will apply only to EELs that include as a part of its combination a DS1 Loop, UVL-SL2 Loop, 4-Wire UDL Loop (64, 56 kbs) and a 2-Wire ISDN Loop. 2.11.3 AT&T shall charge the applicable EEL to Loop Retermination rates found in Exhibit A. TWTC shall also be charged applicable manual service order, collocation cross-connect and EEL (including the Transport and Loop portions of the EEL) disconnect charges as set forth in Exhibit A of this Attachment. 2.11.4 The EEL to Loop Retermination process is not available when a dispatch outside the serving wire center where the Loop terminates is required. If an outside dispatch is required, or if the Loop portion of the EEL is not one of the Loop types referenced in Section 2.11.2 above, or if TWTC elects not to utilize the EEL to Loop Retermination process, TWTC must submit an LSR to disconnect the entire EEL circuit, and must submit a separate LSR for the requested standalone Loop. In such cases, TWTC will be charged the EEL disconnect charges and the full nonrecurring rates for installation of a new Loop, as set forth in Exhibit A. 2.11.5 The EEL to Loop Retermination process and requirements will be handled in accordance with the guidelines set forth in the Ordering Guidelines and CLEC Information Packages as referenced in Sections 1.14.1 and 1.14.2 above.
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