JOINT NETWORK RECONFIGURATION AND GROOMING PLAN Sample Clauses

JOINT NETWORK RECONFIGURATION AND GROOMING PLAN. On or before December 1, 1996, unless the Parties agree to a different date, MFS and BA shall jointly develop a grooming plan (the "Joint Plan") which shall define and detail, inter ----- alia, ---- (a) modifications to the agreement on physical architecture consistent with the guidelines defined in Section 4; (b) standards to ensure that Interconnection trunk groups experience a grade of service, availability and quality which is comparable to that achieved on interoffice trunks within BA's network and in accord with all appropriate relevant industry-accepted quality, reliability and availability standards. Trunks provided by either Party for Interconnection services will be engineered using a design blocking objective of B.01; (c) the respective duties and responsibilities of the Parties with respect to the administration and maintenance of the trunk groups, including, but not limited to, standards and procedures for notification and discoveries of trunk disconnects; (d) disaster recovery provision escalations; (e) migration from one-way to two-way Interconnection Trunks upon mutual agreement of the Parties; (f) actual meet point locations on the SONET system; and (g) such other matters as the Parties may agree.
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JOINT NETWORK RECONFIGURATION AND GROOMING PLAN. On or before December 1, 1996, unless the Parties agree to a different date, ETC and BA shall jointly develop a grooming plan (the “Joint Plan”) which shall define and detail, inter alia, (a) standards to ensure that Interconnection trunk groups experience a grade of service, availability and quality which is comparable to that achieved on interoffice trunks within BA’s network and in accord with all appropriate relevant industry-accepted quality, reliability and availability standards. Trunks provided by either Party for Interconnection services will be engineered using a design blocking objective of P.01; (b) the respective duties and responsibilities of the Parties with respect to the administration and maintenance of the trunk groups, including, but not limited to, standards and procedures for notification and discoveries of trunk disconnects; (c) disaster recovery provision escalations; (d) migration from one-way to two-way Interconnection Trunks upon mutual agreement of the Parties; (e) the procedures to govern any ETC request for information concerning available BA network facilities that ETC may purchase as unbundled Network Elements to connect the beginning and end points within given exchanges specified by ETC in its request; and (f) such other matters as the Parties may agree.
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JOINT NETWORK RECONFIGURATION AND GROOMING PLAN. On or before December 1, 1996, unless the Parties agree to a different date, MFS and BA shall jointly develop a grooming plan (the "Joint Plan") which shall define and detail, inter alia, ----- ---- (a) modifications to the agreement on physical architecture consistent with the guidelines defined in Section 4; (b) standards to ensure that Interconnection trunk groups experience a grade of service, availability and quality which is comparable to that achieved on interoffice trunks within BA's network and in accord with all appropriate relevant industry-accepted quality, reliability and availability standards. Trunks provided by either Party for Interconnection services will be engineered using a design blocking objective of B.01; (c) the respective duties and responsibilities of the Parties with respect to the administration and maintenance of the trunk groups, including, but not limited to, standards and procedures for notification and discoveries of trunk disconnects;
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