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Florida 2004
Final Order Approving Cost Recovery
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Directing Neustar to Provide BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. With Additional Numbering Resources
Order on Motions for Reconsiderations
Order Establishing Procedure
2003
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Approving Revisoins to Sprint's Performance Measurement Plan
Final Order on Rates for Unbundled Network Elements Provided by BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc.
Consultative Opinion Regarding BellSouth's Operations Support Systems
Consultative Opinion
Order on Reciprocal Compensation
Order on Petition for Interim Rates
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Regarding Qwest Communications International Inc.'s Petition for Approval of Settlement Agreement
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Revising Performance Assessment Plan
Final Order of Petition for Arbitration
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Approving a Performance Measurement Plan for Sprint
2002
Vote Sheet
On May 25, 2001, the Commission issued its Final Order on Rates for Unbundled Network Elements Provided by BellSouth, referred to as Order 1. In compliance with that order, BellSouth submitted a filing including a "bottoms-up" loop cost study; changes to its Daily Usage Files (DUF) rates; a cost study for a new loop type (Unbundled Copper Loop-Nondesigned [UCL-ND]); revisions to its cost studies for network interface devices (NIDs); and a cost study for hybrid copper/fiber xDSL-capable loops. In its September 6, 2002 vote, the Commission ruled that the adjusted loop rate cost study submitted in BellSouth's filing complies with Order 1. On the issue of DUF cost studies, the Commission ruled that BellSouth should be allowed to recover the cost of providing DUF services through specified rates. It adopted the DUF cost studies with two adjustments. The UCL-ND cost study submitted by BellSouth was found to be in compliance with the Commission's directives in Order 1. The Commission ruled that the stand-alone NID rates be adjusted to include exempt materials. As defined by the Commission, a "hybrid copper/fiber xDSL-capable loop" is a configuration that allows an ALEC to provide xDSL services to its customers that are served off of a BellSouth digital loop carrier remote terminal. The Commission ruled that such a configuration is technically feasible for BellSouth to provide. The Commission ruled that BellSouth not be required to unbundle either DSLAMs located in remote terminals, or packet switches located in its central offices.
Loop and DUF rates as well as rates for UCL-ND and NID elements can be found in Appendix A of Memo 1.
Final Order on Numbering Plan Relief for the 407/321 Area Code
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Approving Transfer of Control
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Approving Revision of Customer Contact Protocol
Order Approving BellSouth Performance Assessment Plan
2001
Order Denying AT&T'S Motion Requesting Investigation into BellSouth Telecommunications Inc.'S Conduct in Processing Certain Local Service
Final Order on Arbitration
Order on Motions for Reconsideration and Motion to Conform Analysis
Final Order Requiring Performance Assessment Plan
Final Order on Numbering Plan Relief for the 941 AREA CODE
Order on Tampa Rate Center Investigation
Final Order on Arbitration
Notice
Order
Final Order on Arbitration
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Accepting Proposed Rate Reduction Plan
Order
Proposed Agency Action Order Regulating Verizon's Tampa Rate Center
2000
Final Order Resolving Complaint
Notice of Proposed Agency Action Approving Limited Rule Waiver and Final Order Approving Stipulation and Settlement as Amended and Clarified
Order Adopting, Incorporating, and Supplementing Order No. PSC-00-2229-PCO-TP Establishing Procedure
Order Approving Master Test Plan and Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order to Proceed with Third-Party Testing of Operational Support Systems
1999
Petition of ACI Corp. d/b/a Accelerated Connections, Inc. for Generic Investigation to Ensure that BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc., Sprint-Florida, Incorporated, and GTE Florida Incorporated Comply with Obligation to Provide Alternative Local Exchange Carriers with Flexible, Timely, and Cost-Efficient Physical Collocation
In support of its Petition, ACI states that it is very important to ensure that the ILECs provide physical collocation to all ALECs in order for the ALECs to be able to provide service to their Florida customers. ACI explains that space is scarce in certain ILEC central offices, and that it is very important to adopt procedures to deal with future waiver petitions in a fair and timely manner. To the extent that ACI's Petition seeks a generic investigation of collocation issues, ACI's Petition is, hereby, granted. A generic proceeding will identify better, more efficient ways of addressing collocation issues and of handling collocation disputes. We shall not, however, proceed to rulemaking as suggested in ACI's petition, nor shall we adopt the specific rules and procedures set forth in ACI's petition. In view of the strict Administrative Procedures Act requirements for rulemaking, a rulemaking proceeding is not feasible at this time.
Based on the foregoing, it is therefore ORDERED that in the event this Order becomes final, these Dockets shall remain open pending the outcome of the generic investigation into collocation issues.
1998
Order Approving Resale Agreement
On July 9, 1998, BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. (BST) and USA Telephone Inc. (USAT) filed a request for approval of a resale agreement under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, 47 U.S.C. §252(e) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (the Act). The agreement is attached to this Order as Attachment A and incorporated by reference herein.
Final Order on Complaint
On January 23, 1998, Supra Telecommunications and Information Systems (Supra) filed a Complaint against BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. (BellSouth) for alleged violations of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (Act) and Petition for resolution of certain disputes between BellSouth and Supra regarding interpretation of the Interconnection, Resale, and Collocation Agreements between Supra and BellSouth (Petition). On February 16, 1998, BellSouth filed its Answer and Response to Supra’s Petition. On April 30, 1998, the Florida Public Service Commissionheld a hearing to receive testimony and evidence regarding Supra’s complaint. Our determination on this matter is set forth herein.
The Commissions determination is structured in the following manner. In Section II, they address whether or not BellSouth has failed to properly implement certain provisions of its Interconnection, Collocation and Resale agreements with Supra so that Supra is unable to provide local exchange service on parity with that which BellSouth provides to its own retail customers. Section III is their determination on whether or not BellSouth has provided Supra adequate written information and support for Supra to provide local exchange service on parity with BellSouth. In Section IV of this Order, they address whether BellSouth has acted appropriately in its billing of Supra and whether Supra timely paid its bills to BellSouth. Section V is their discussion of the application of portions of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Services Tariff to Supra, and Section VI addresses whether or not BellSouth has responded appropriately to consumer queries regarding Supra. In Section VII, they discuss the appropriate relief in this matter. In Section VIII, the Commission concludes their determination. (Approximately 16,200 words or 49 pages)
1997
Final Order on Arbitration
Telenet filed a petition for arbitration regarding the reasonableness of BellSouth's tariff restriction on the resale of its call forwarding services. The record shows that Telenet is currently reselling BellSouth's call forwarding services in a way that avoids the payment of toll or access charges, which violates BellSouth's tariff.
Final Order Approving Negotiated Resale Agreement
The Florida Public Service Commission approves the resale agreement between BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc., and American Communication Services, Inc. Parties are ordered to submit any supplements or modifications to the resale agreement for Commission approval, and the docket is closed.
Before the Florida Public Service Commission
Final Order Approving Arbitration Agreement Between MCI Telecommunications Corporation, MCImetro Access Transmission Services, Inc. and BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc
1996
Recommendation to require applicable LECs to reduce their switched access charges by five percent annually, pursuant to Section 364.163 (6), F.S.
Each price regulated and rate base/rate-of-return regulated LEC whose current intrastate switched access rates are higher than its 1994 interstate switched access rates, must reduce its intrastate switched access rates. Each LEC must file calculations of the LEC's intrastate switched access composite rate per minute. If the calculations show that the LEC's intrastate switched access rates must be reduced, a tariff filing must be made. Interexchange carriers that pay intrastate switched access charges to the LECs are required to reduce customer long distance rates. Each IXC that is required to reduce customer long distance rates shall file its calculation of the realized dollar benefit associated with the LECs' intrastate switched access rate.
Resolution of petition(s) to establish nondiscriminatory rates, terms, and conditions for interconnection involving local exchange companies and alternative local exchange companies pursuant to Section 364.162, F.S.
The rate for BellSouth for intermediary handing of local traffic shall be set at the same level as the tandem switching element in BellSouth's Switched Access Switched Transport tariff and shall only be assessed where alternative LECs involved in the call are not collocated in the same wire center. BellSouth and the respective alternative LECs shall work out how they will define their local calling areas and how they will use NXX codes. Respective alternative LECs shall identify their local calling areas and provide that information to BellSouth.
Final Order Establishing Nondiscriminatory Rates, Terms, and Conditions for Local Interconnection
Resolution of petition(s) to establish nondiscriminatory rates, terms, and conditions for interconnection involving local exchange companies and alternative local exchange companies.
Order Modifying Certificate to Add Provision of Alternative Local Exchange Telecommunications Service and Granting Name Change on Certificate, and Notice of Proposed Agency Action Order Mandating Level of 911 Service
Application for certificate to provide alternative local exchange telecommunications service and request for name change on Alternative Access Vendor Certificate No. 4040 from LDDS Communications, Inc. to Worldcom, Inc. d/b/a LDDS Worldcom.
1995
Final Order Establishing Nondiscriminatory Rates, Terms, and Conditions for Local Interconnection (Competition)
Resolution of petition(s) to establish nondiscriminatory rates, terms, and conditions for interconnection involving local exchange companies and alternative local exchange companies pursuant to Section 364.162, Florida Statutes.
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