INTERCONNECTION VIA PURCHASE OF FACILITIES Sample Clauses

INTERCONNECTION VIA PURCHASE OF FACILITIES. 1.3.1.1 Either Party may purchase Local Channel facilities from the Party's specified Point of Interface to its designated serving wire center. The Parties agree that charges for such Local Channel facilities are as set forth in Attachment 11. If a nonrecurring or recurring rate is not identified in Attachment 11 for a Local Channel, the rate shall be as set forth in the appropriate BellSouth intrastate or interstate tariff for switched access services.
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INTERCONNECTION VIA PURCHASE OF FACILITIES. 1.3.2.1 In lieu of providing facilities on its side of the Interconnection Point, either Party may purchase Local Channel facilities from the Party's specified Interconnection Point to its designated serving wire center. The Parties agree that charges for such Florida Local Channel facilities are as set forth in Attachment 11. If a nonrecurring or recurring rate is not identified in Attachment 11 for a Local Channel, the rate shall be as set forth in the appropriate BellSouth intrastate or interstate tariff for switched access services.
INTERCONNECTION VIA PURCHASE OF FACILITIES. 1.8.1 Either Party may purchase Local Channel facilities from the Party’s specified Point of Interface to its designated serving wire center. The Parties agree that charges for such Local Channel facilities are as set forth in Exhibit A to this Attachment. If a nonrecurring or recurring rate is not identified in Exhibit A for a Local Channel, the rate shall be as set forth in the appropriate Party’s intrastate or interstate tariff for switched access services as filed and effective with the appropriate Commission. Additionally, either Party may purchase Dedicated Transport facilities from its designated serving wire center to the other Party’s first point of switching. The Parties agree that charges for such Dedicated Transport facilities are as set forth in Exhibit A to this Attachment. If a nonrecurring or recurring rate is not identified in Exhibit A for Dedicated Transport, the rate shall be as set forth in the appropriate Party’s intrastate or interstate tariff for switched access services as filed and effective with the appropriate Commission.

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