Trunk Facility Underutilization Sample Clauses
The Trunk Facility Underutilization clause defines the rights and obligations of parties when a trunk facility, such as a major pipeline or transmission line, is not being used to its expected or agreed-upon capacity. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for identifying underutilization, the metrics or thresholds that trigger its application, and the remedies or adjustments that may follow, such as renegotiation of terms, payment adjustments, or potential reallocation of capacity. Its core function is to ensure that the costs and benefits of maintaining large-scale infrastructure are fairly distributed, and to address the financial or operational risks that arise when usage falls below planned levels.
Trunk Facility Underutilization. At least once a year the Parties shall exchange trunk group measurement reports for trunk groups terminating to the other Party’s network. In addition and from time to time, each Party will determine the required trunks for each of the other Party’s trunk groups from the previous 12 months servicing data. Required trunks will be based on the appropriate grade of service standard (B.01 (end office) or B.005 (tandem)) or the Joint Interconnection Grooming Plan referenced in Section 3.2.2. When a condition of excess capacity is identified, VERIZON will facilitate a review of the trunk group existing and near term (3 to 6 months) traffic requirements with the Customer for possible network efficiency adjustment.
Trunk Facility Underutilization. At least once a year the Parties shall exchange trunk group measurement reports for trunk groups terminating to the other Party’s network. In addition and from time to time, each Party will determine the required trunks for each of the other Party’s trunk groups from the previous 12 months servicing data. Required trunks will be based on the appropriate grade of service standard (B.01). When a condition of excess capacity is identified, the Parties will facilitate a review of the trunk group existing and near term (3 to 6 months) traffic requirements for possible network efficiency adjustment.
Trunk Facility Underutilization. At least once a year, or other period agreed to by the Parties, the Parties shall exchange Trunk Group measurement reports for Trunk Groups terminating to the other Party’s network. In addition and from time to time, each Party will determine the required trunks for each of the other Party’s Trunk Groups from the previous twelve (12) months servicing data. Required trunks will be based on an objective B.01 grade of service or the Joint Interconnection Grooming Plan referenced in Section 4.3.6 above. If a Trunk Group is under seventy-five percent (75%) of centum call seconds (ccs) capacity on a monthly average basis for each month of any six (6) month period, and the Trunk Group in question is utilized to carry traffic originated by both Parties, either Party may contact the other to discuss resizing the Trunk Group. Neither Party will unreasonably refuse a request to resize the Trunk Group.
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Trunk Facility Underutilization. At least once a year the Parties ------------------------------- shall exchange trunk group measurement reports for trunk groups terminating to the other Party's network. In addition and from time to time, each Party will determine the required trunks for each of the other Party's trunk groups from the previous 12 months servicing data. Required trunks will be based on an objective P.01 grade of service or the Joint Interconnection Grooming Plan referenced in Section 4.3.6 above. Likewise, from time to time trunk groups with excess capacity will be identified to the other Party as eligible for downsizing. The Party with excess trunking capacity will assess the trunk capacity based on forecasted requirements for the next 12 months. If after 12 months the trunk group continues to have excess capacity, the Party agrees to take steps to disconnect all excess capacity.
Trunk Facility Underutilization. At least once a year the Parties shall exchange trunk group measurement reports for trunk groups terminating to the other Party’s network. In addition and from time to time, each Party will determine the required trunks for each of the other Party’s trunk groups from the previous 12 months servicing data. Required trunks will be based on the appropriate grade of service standard (B.01 (end office) or B.005 (tandem)) or the Joint Interconnection Grooming Plan referenced in Section 3.2.2. When a condition of excess capacity is identified, VERIZON will facilitate a review of the trunk group existing and near term (3 to 6 months) traffic requirements with the Customer for possible network efficiency adjustment. Network Redesigns Initiated by VERIZON. VERIZON will not charge SPRINT when VERIZON initiates its own network redesigns/reconfigurations. Routing Points. When SPRINT submits an ASR requesting trunks for the exchange of SPRINT traffic, the ASR must reflect the NPA/NXX(s) associated with the trunks being ordered. Unless specified on the Additional NXX Code Opening form, subsequent NXXs of SPRINT will be routed in the same manner as the initial NXXs. Common Channel Signaling.