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New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc P.S.C. No. 1 - Telephone 2nd Revised Title Page Superseding 1st Revised Title Page New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. Access Tariff In the State Of New York Including Rates The regulations pertaining to the service for which rates are set forth in this tariff are contained in the New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. (NYIASP) P.S.C. No. 3 – Telephone. ┐ Each company that concurs in Sections 1, 2 & 3 of this tariff also has an individual Exceptions Rate Section contained in Section 5 of this tariff. These individual sections (N) identify, on a company specific exception only basis, rates and charges that differ from those listed in Sections 1, 2 & 3. ┘ Other than specifically noted, all concurring companies listed in this tariff also concur in (C) the regulations of the NYIASP P.S.C. No. 3 – Telephone. Issued: October 15, 2004 Effective: January 1, 2005 John Flack, Administrator 100 State Street, Suite 650, Albany, NY 12207 P.S.C. No. 1 - Telephone New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. Concurring Companies 3rd Revised Page 1 Superseding 2nd Revised Page 1 The following companies concur in Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Pool's PSC No. 1 tariff: (C) ARMSTRONG TELEPHONE COMPANY BERKSHIRE TELEPHONE CORPORATION CASSADAGA TELEPHONE CORPORATION CHAUTAUQUA & ERIE TELEPHONE CORPORATION CHAMPLAIN TELEPHONE COMPANY CHAZY & WESTPORT TELEPHONE CORPORATION CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY OF HAMMOND, NEW YORK, INC. (C) CROWN POINT TELEPHONE CORPORATION DUNKIRK & FREDONIA TELEPHONE CORPORATION DEPOSIT TELEPHONE COMPANY DELHI TELEPHONE COMPANY EDWARDS TELEPHONE COMPANY EMPIRE TELEPHONE CORPORATION FISHERS ISLAND TELEPHONE CORPORATION GERMANTOWN TELEPHONE COMPANY HANCOCK TELEPHONE COMPANY MIDDLEBURGH TELEPHONE COMPANY MARGARETVILLE TELEPHONE COMPANY NICHOLVILLE TELEPHONE COMPANY NEWPORT TELEPHONE COMPANY (D) ONEIDA COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE COMPANY ONTARIO TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. ORISKANY FALLS TELEPHONE CORPORATION PATTERSONVILLE TELEPHONE COMPANY PORT BYRON TELEPHONE COMPANY STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY TOWNSHIP TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. TRUMANSBURG TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. (C) VERNON TELEPHONE COMPANY Issued: October 15, 2004 Effective: January 1, 2005 John Flack, Administrator 100 State Street, Suite 650, Albany, NY 12207 P.S.C. No. 1 - Telephone New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. Concurring Companies 3rd Revised Page 2 Superseding 2nd Revised Page 2 The following companies concur only in Section 4 of the Pool's PSC No. 1 tariff: FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS OF AUSABLE VALLEY *FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS OF NEW YORK (C) FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS OF SENECA-GORHAM FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS OF SYLVAN LAKE *Note: This company concurs in Section 7 only of the NYIASP PSC No. 3 – Telephone (N) Issued: October 15, 2004 Effective: January 1, 2005 John Flack, Administrator 100 State Street, Suite 650, Albany, NY 12207 P.S.C. No. 1 - Telephone New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. Contents 2nd Revised Page 1 Superseding 1st Revised Page 1 Table of Contents Page Section 1. - Switched Access Service 1.1 – Rates and Charges ...................................................................................................................................1 A. Nonrecurring Charges ........................................................................................................................1 B. Local Transport ..................................................................................................................................1 C. End Office ....................................................................................................................................... 1A D. Feature Group B (FGB) with an Abbreviated Dialing Arrangement (ADA) Rate Factor .......................................................................................... 2 (M) E. Assumed Minutes of Use ....................................................................................................................2 F Operator Transfer Service ...................................................................................................................2 G. Equal Access Network Reconfiguration ............................................................................................2 1.2 - Other Services ........................................................................................................................................ 3 (M) A. Access Ordering ................................................................................................................................ 3 (M) B. Additional Engineering ......................................................................................................................3 C. Additional Labor ................................................................................................................................4 D. Miscellaneous Services ......................................................................................................................6 E. Special Federal Government Access Services ....................................................................................9 F. Special Facilities Routing of Access Services ..................................................................................10 Section 2. - Non-Traffic Sensitive 2.1 - Rates and Charges ...................................................................................................................................1 Section 3. - Billing and Collection Services 3.1 - Recording Service ...................................................................................................................................1 A. Rates and Charges ..............................................................................................................................1 3.2 - Billing Name and Address Service (BNA) ..............................................................................................3 A. Rates and Charges ..............................................................................................................................3 3.3 - Automatic Number Identification (ANI) .................................................................................................4 A. Rates and Charges ..............................................................................................................................4 3.4 - Non-Bottleneck Billing and Collection Services .....................................................................................5 A. Billing Service ...................................................................................................................................5 B. Billing Analysis Service Rates ...........................................................................................................6 C. Billing Information Service ................................................................................................................7 Issued in Compliance with the Commission’s Order in Case 13-C-0103, issued May 24, 2013 Date Issued: June 14, 2013 Date Effective: July 1, 2013 Issued By: Angelo Rella, NYIASP Administrator 14 Corporate Woods Blvd., Albany, NY 12211 P.S.C. No. 1 - Telephone New York Intrastate Access Settlement Pool, Inc. Contents 1st Revised Page 2 Superseding Original Page 2 Table of Contents - (Cont’d) Page Section 4. - Private Line Service 4.1 - Leased Channels Rates and Charges A.-C. Remote Operation ........................................................................................................... 1-2 D. Data Transmission ........................................................................................................... 3-4 E.-F. Alternate Use of Line Facilities ...........................................................................................5 G. Voice Channels/Intercommunicating Equipment ................................................................6 H. Voice Grade Bridging .........................................................................................................6 I. 1.5 Megabit/Sec. Service.....................................................................................................7 J. Optical 45 Megabit/Sec. Service .........................................................................................8 K. High Voltage Protection Equipment ...................................................................................9 4.2 - Mileage Components Rates and Charges A. Central Office Loops .........................................................................................................10 B. Installation Charge ............................................................................................................10 C. Multi-Loop Charge for Alarm ...........................................................................................10 D. Channel Connection Charge ..............................................................................................11 E. Circuit Rearrangement Charge ..........................................................................................11 F. Feature Functions ..............................................................................................................12 G. Group Channel Service .....................................................................................................13 K. High Voltage Protection Equipment ...................................................................................9 4.3 - Digital Data Service Rates and
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