Common use of Subloop Interconnection Clause in Contracts

Subloop Interconnection. The space available for collocating and interconnecting at various subloop access points will vary depending on the existing plant at a particular location. Prior to ordering subloop facilities, CLEC will establish Collocation and/or the subloop interconnection arrangement(s) necessary to interconnect to the SBC-AMERITECH subloop network. When CLEC submits a request to provide information on subloop(s) availability, appropriate rates for the engineering and other associated costs performed will be charged. Connecting Facility Arrangement (CFA) assignments must be in-place prior to ordering and assigning specific subloop circuit(s). The assignment of subloop facilities will incorporate SBC-AMERITECH existing standard practices used to administer outside plant loop facilities, that is, the practice of assigning and administering subloop facilities will continue. Not less than six (6) months from the Effective Date of this Agreement or when LSR/ASR process has been tested and working, whichever is later, subloop(s) elements will be assigned to CLEC only when an LSR/ASR is processed. Until a working LSR/ASR process is established, CLEC will be permitted to order subloop elements via a “paper” process. LSR/ASRs will be processed on a “first come first served” basis. Subloop inquiries do not serve to reserve subloop(s).

Subloop Interconnection. The space available for collocating and interconnecting at various subloop access points will vary depending on the existing plant at a particular location. Prior to ordering subloop facilities, CLEC will establish Collocation and/or the subloop interconnection arrangement(s) necessary to interconnect to the SBC-SBC- AMERITECH subloop network. When CLEC submits a request to provide information on subloop(s) availability, appropriate rates for the engineering and other associated costs performed will be charged. Connecting Facility Arrangement (CFA) assignments must be in-in- place prior to ordering and assigning specific subloop circuit(s). The assignment of subloop facilities will incorporate SBC-AMERITECH existing standard practices used to administer outside plant loop facilities, that is, the practice of assigning and administering subloop facilities will continue. Not less than six (6) months from the Effective Date of this Agreement or when LSR/ASR process has been tested and working, whichever is later, subloop(s) elements will be assigned to CLEC only when an LSR/ASR is processed. Until a working LSR/ASR process is established, CLEC will be permitted to order subloop elements via a “paper” process. LSR/ASRs will be processed on a “first come first served” basis. Subloop inquiries do not serve to reserve subloop(s).

Subloop Interconnection. The space available for collocating and interconnecting at various subloop access points will vary depending on the existing plant at a particular location. Prior to ordering subloop facilities, CLEC will establish Collocation and/or the subloop interconnection arrangement(s) necessary to interconnect to the SBC-AMERITECH SBC subloop network. When CLEC submits a request to provide information on subloop(s) availability, appropriate rates for the engineering and other associated costs performed will be charged. Connecting Facility Arrangement (CFA) assignments must be in-place prior to ordering and assigning specific subloop circuit(s). The assignment of subloop facilities will incorporate SBC-AMERITECH SBC existing standard practices used to administer outside plant loop facilities, that is, the practice of assigning and administering subloop facilities will continue. Not less than six (6) months from the Effective Date of this Agreement or when LSR/ASR process has been tested and working, whichever is later, subloop(s) elements will be assigned to CLEC only when an LSR/ASR is processed. Until a working LSR/ASR process is established, CLEC will be permitted to order subloop elements via a “paper” process. LSR/ASRs will be processed on a “first come first served” basis. Subloop inquiries do not serve to reserve subloop(s).

Subloop Interconnection. The space available for collocating and interconnecting at various subloop access points will vary depending on the existing plant at a particular location. Prior to ordering subloop facilities, CLEC will establish Collocation and/or the subloop interconnection arrangement(s) necessary to interconnect to the SBC-AMERITECH subloop network. When CLEC submits a request to provide information on subloop(s) availability, appropriate rates for the engineering and other associated costs performed will be charged. Connecting Facility Arrangement (CFA) assignments must be in-place prior to ordering and assigning specific subloop circuit(s). The assignment of subloop facilities will incorporate SBC-AMERITECH existing standard practices used to administer outside plant loop facilities, that is, the practice of assigning and administering subloop facilities will continue. Not less than six (6) months from the Effective Date of this Agreement or when LSR/ASR process has been tested and working, whichever is later, subloop(s) elements will be assigned to CLEC only when an LSR/ASR is processed. Until a working LSR/ASR process is established, CLEC will be permitted to order subloop elements via a “paper” process. LSR/ASRs will be processed on a “first come first served” basis. Subloop inquiries do not serve to reserve subloop(s).