SPECIAL ACCESS CONNECTING FACILITIES Sample Clauses

SPECIAL ACCESS CONNECTING FACILITIES x. Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Company, Inc. will charge Carrier special access monthly recurring rates pursuant to Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Company, Inc.'s effective Intrastate access tariff for the connecting facilities set forth in Appendix X. x. Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Company, Inc. will charge Carrier special access non-recurring rates pursuant to Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Company. Inc.'s effective Intrastate access tariff for any new connecting facilities to be set forth in Appendix A.
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SPECIAL ACCESS CONNECTING FACILITIES x. Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone will charge ACC special access monthly recurring rates pursuant to Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone’s effective Intrastate access tariff for the Type 2A connecting facilities set forth in Appendix X. x. Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone will charge ACC special access non-recurring rates pursuant to Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone’s effective Intrastate access tariff for any new Type 2A connecting facilities to be set forth in Appendix X. x. Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone will credit ACC of Kentucky 26.992 % of the charges specified in this section for the portion of special access traffic. Should the Parties mutually agree to revise the percentage traffic flow calculation, the percent special access credit will be modified to reflect the revised traffic flow percentage, but under no circumstances will the credit exceed 50%. Approved and executed this day of , 2001. ACC of Kentucky, LLC Brandenburg Telephone Company, Inc. By: By: Printed: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxx Printed: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxxx Title: Vice President Title: President This Appendix specifies valid NPA-NXX codes terminating traffic pursuant to the Agreement for Facilities-Based Network Interconnection for Transport and Termination of Telecommunications Traffic (CMRS-LEC AGREEMENT) between ACC of Kentucky, LLC (“ACC”) and Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Company, Inc. (“Brandenburg”). 1. For Type 1 Service, the valid NPA-NXX codes to which traffic can be terminated by ACC is dependent on the end office to which the Type 1 connection is made. For POC NO. 1, Valid NPA-NXX codes of Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone for XXX Xxxx 0 Xxxxxx-xx-Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Traffic are: Type 1 Connection End Office Valid NPA-NXX Codes for Type 1 Terminating Traffic Connection at Radcliff (270-219, 270-272, 270-219, 270-272, 270-351, 270-352, and 270-877 270-351, 270-352) 2. For POC NO. 2, Valid NPA-NXX codes of Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone for ACC Type 2A Mobile- to-Land Terminating Traffic (pursuant to Section 4.2.2.1) for a Type 2A connection at the Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone Xxxxxxxx tandem switching office are: Radcliff 270-219, 270-272, 270-351, 270-352 Vine Grove 270-877 Payneville 270-496 North Xxxxxxx 270-828 Irvington 270-547, 270-668, 270-863 Xxxxxx 270-536 Brandenburg 270-422 Battletown 270-497 3. Designation of Brandenburg calling (pursuant to Section 4.2.2.2 of the Agreement), by Brandenburg originating exchange, to NPA-NXX codes of ACC for POC No. 2 Type 2A Landline- to-Mobile traffic: Originating Brandenburg ACC of Kentucky - NXX Exchange - NXX and Associated ...
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