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Senate Bill 137 Docket Index and Status Report February 9, 2000 SENATE BILL 137 DOCKET INDEX AND STATUS REPORT SECTION 1 - ADMINISTRATIVE DOCKETS DOCKET NUMBER SUBJECT 5777-U Filing Requirements for Notification of Alternative Regulation. This docket established rules for local exchange companies holding Certificates Of Authority prior to 7/1/95 which elect to be alternatively regulated under the Telecommunications Competition and Development Act of 1995. There were 35 Local Exchange Companies certificated prior to 7/1/95, of which, the following 22 have elected for Alternative Regulation: - Accucomm Telecommunications, Inc. FKA Wilkinson County Telephone Company, Inc. Dkt. 6806, filed 7/17/96 - ALLTEL Georgia Communications Corp. and its Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Georgia ALLTEL Communications Co. Dkt. 6730, filed 6/14/96 - ALLTEL Georgia, Inc. Dkt. 6731, filed 6/14/96 - Georgia ALLTEL Telecom, Inc. and its Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Georgia ALLTELCom Co. Dkt. 6732, filed 6/14/96 - Alma Telephone Company Dkt. 7026, filed 10/16/96 - BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 5946, filed 7/5/95 - Brantley Telephone Company, Inc. Dkt. 6996, filed 10/2/96 - Citizens Telephone Company, Inc. Dkt. 10161, filed 11/12/98. 1 - Coastal Utilities, Inc. Dkt. 9910, filed 9/15/98 - ComSouth Telecommunications, Inc., a Georgia Corporation. Dkt. 7063, filed 10/29/96 - Darien Telephone Company Inc. Dkt. 9979, filed 10/1/98 - Ellijay Telephone Company Dkt. 6208, filed 10/16/95 - Frontier Communications of Fairmont, Inc. Dkt. 6648, filed 5/14/96 - Frontier Communications of Georgia, Inc. Dkt. 6749, filed 6/20/96 - Georgia Telephone Corporation, Inc. Dkt. 7108, filed 11/15/96 - Hart Telephone Company Dkt. 6148, filed 9/25/95 - Interstate Telephone Company Dkt. 6564, filed 4/3/96 - Pembroke Telephone Company, Inc. Dkt. 8757, filed 2/6/98 - Pineland Telephone Cooperative, Inc. Dkt. 6437, filed 1/30/96 - Plant Telephone Company Dkt. 8389, filed 11/21/97 - Standard Telephone Company Dkt. 6800, filed 7/16/96 - Wilkes Telephone & Electric Company Dkt. 8635, filed 1/12/98 Prior to election of alternative regulation, these companies were subject to traditional rate of return regulation. 5778-U Filing Requirements for New Telecommunications Certificates Of Authority. This establishes rules for applicants filing for new Certificates Of Authority to provide competing local telephone service. The Commission issued a supplemental order on 10/1/96, regarding the local exchange companies seeking to have their interim certificates made permanent. The following 239 applications have been filed; 146 have been approved; 63 are in 2 the review and hearing process; 18 have been withdrawn; 9 have been denied; and 3 previously approved have been cancelled: - @ link Networks, Inc. f/k/a Dakota Services Limited Dkt. 10731-U - 1-800-RECONEX, Inc. f/k/a Sterling International Funding, Inc. Dkt. 7718 - 2nd Century Communications, Inc. Dkt. 10624-U - AAA TV Repair, Inc. Dkt. 9873 - Denied - ABC Connect Dkt. 8951 - ABC Telecommunications Dkt. 9644 - Withdrawn - Access Integrated Networks, Inc, (AIN) Dkt. 7381 - Access Network Services, Inc. Dkt. 6772 - Access Point, Inc. Dkt. 9310 - Accucomm Networks, Inc. Dkt. 10683 - AccuTel of Texas, Inc. Dkt. 11525 - ACSI Local Switched Services, Inc. d/b/a e.spire Communications, Inc. Dkt. 6496 - Acetel Integrated Communications, Inc. Dkt. 11845 - Adelphia Business Solutions of Georgia, LLC f//k/a Hyperion Communications of Georgia, LLC Dkt. 10049 - African-American Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 8564 - Alliance Network, Inc. Dkt. 11064 - ALCALL, Inc. Dkt. 10373 - Allegiance Telecom of Georgia, Inc. Dkt. 8412 - Allied Riser of Georgia, Inc. Dkt. 10936 - ALLTEL Communications, Inc. Dkt. 10396 - Alternative Phone, Inc. Dkt. 11478 - American Communication, Inc. Dkt. 10060 - American MetroComm/Georgia, Inc. Dkt. 11271 - AmeriMex Communications Corporation Dkt. 9893 - Ameritech Communications International, Inc. Dkt. 7303 - AM-TEL, Inc. Dkt. 11504 - Annox, Inc. Dkt. 7440 3 - AT&T Communications of the Southern States, Inc. Dkt. 6290 - ATA Communications, LLC Dkt. 6223 - AVANA Communications Corporation Dkt. 11186 - BTC Communications, Inc. Dkt. 11698 - BellSouth BSE, Inc. Dkt. 8043 - Best Pre-paid Telephone Company, Inc. Dkt. 11207 - BlueStar Networks, Inc. Dkt. 11062 - Broadband Office Communications, Inc. Dkt. 11577 - Broad Stream Corporation f/k/a Commco Tec Corporation Dkt. 10530 - Budget Phone, Inc. Dkt. 11254 - Business Telecom, Inc. Dkt. 6328 - Buy-Tel Communications, Inc. Dkt. 8655 - Withdrawn - CCCGA, Inc. d/b/a Connect! Dkt. 11494 - Cable & Wireless, Inc. Dkt. 6752 - Choctaw Communications, L.C. Dkt. 9136 - CI2 Dkt. 10196-U - City of Calhoun Dkt. 8576 - City of Cartersville Dkt. 8574 - City of Fairburn Dkt. 8098 - City of Forsyth Dkt. 8796 - City of Fort Valley and Fort Valley Utility Commission Dkt. 11410 - City of Griffin Dkt. 9613 - City of LaGrange Dkt. 6743 - Withdrawn - City of LaGrange Dkt. 7127 - City of Newnan and the Newnan Water, Sewerage & Light Commission Dkt. 7172 - City of Sandersville Dkt. 9366 - City of Thomasville Dkt. 7074 - Cobb Telecom, Inc. Dkt. 6130 - Withdrawn - Columbus Local Communications Dkt. 9906 - Communication Services Integrated, Inc. Dkt. 9283 - Computer Business Sciences, Inc. Dkt. 10635 - ComSouth Telenet, Inc. Dkt. 11636 - Concert Communications Sales LLC Dkt. 11595 - Concentric Carrier Services, Inc. Dkt. 11711 - Connect,LLC Dkt. 10254 - Denied 4 - Convergence, Inc. Dkt. 11160 - Convergent Communications Services, Inc. Dkt. 11222 - Cox Georgia Telcom, LLC Dkt. 9039 - CRG International, Inc. Dkt. 7231 - Withdrawn - CRG International, Inc. d/b/a Network One Dkt. 8399 - Dalton Utilities Dkt. 11268 - Dawson Consulting, Inc. Dkt. 9838 - dPi-Teleconnect, LLC Dkt. 10547 - DSLnet Communications, LLC Dkt. 10691 - Dialogica Communications Dkt. 10099 - Dialtone & More Dkt. 7367 - DIECA Communications, Inc. Dkt. 9353 - Digital Teleport, Inc. Dkt. 9947 - Direct-Tel USA, LLC Dkt. 10820 - Discount Communications Dkt. 11053 - DMJ Communications, Inc. Dkt. 11348 - DV2, Inc. Dkt. 11674 - E-Z Access USA, Inc. Dkt. 9188, filed 4/29/98 - E-Z Communications, Inc. Dkt. 10465 - E-Z Connect, Inc. Dkt. 8528, filed 12/22/97 - E-Z Phone LLC Dkt. 8988 -Denied - Eagle Communications, Inc. Dkt. 8096 - Empire Telecom Services, Inc. Dkt. 11428 - Ernest Communications, Inc. Dkt. 10140 - ETC Communications, L.L.C. Dkt. 8691 - Excel Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 7591 - Withdrawn - Excel Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 10553 - Express Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 9165, filed 4/23/98 - EZ Talk Communications, L.L.C. Dkt. 9271 - FiberSouth of Georgia Inc., d/b/a FiberSouth, Inc. Dkt. 7625. - Withdrawn - First Advantage TeleComm, Inc. Dkt. 10890 - Focal Communications Corporation of Georgia Dkt. 10467 - Frontier Local Services Inc. Dkt. 8180 - Frontier Telemanagement, Inc. Dkt. 8181 - Georgia Comm South Dkt. 5947 - Georgia National Acceptance Corp. d/b/a First Tel Dkt. 7334 5 - Georgia Telephone Services, Inc. Dkt. 11707 - Globe Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt 7584 - Global Connection Inc. of America Dkt. 9322 - Global TeleLink Services, Inc. Dkt. 11772 - Globaline Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 9830 - Denied - GNet Telecom, Inc. Dkt. 8977 - Golden Harbor of Georgia, Inc. Dkt 7724 - GTE Communications Corporation Dkt. 9492 - Guarantel, Inc. Dkt. 8326 - Withdrawn - HJN Telecom, Inc. Dkt. 9388 - Home Phone Service, Inc. Dkt. 10329 - HTR&L Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Hart Communications Dkt. 7468-U - ICG Telcom Group, Inc. Dkt. 7968 - ITC ^DeltaCom Communications, Inc. d/b/a Itc DeltaCom Dkt. 6937 - Image Access, Inc. d/b/a New Phone Dkt. 10916 - Innovative Telephone Access Dkt. 6207 - Withdrawn - IntelCom, Inc. Dkt. 10755-U - Withdrawn - Intelicall Operator Services, Inc. d/b/a ILD Dkt. 6375 - International Telephone Group, Inc. Dkt. 11716 - IntraLEC, Inc. Dkt. 10714 - InterCept Communications Technologies, Inc. Dkt. 10680 - Intermedia Communications of Florida, Inc. Dkt. 6468 - International Design Group d/b/a USA Telecom Dkt. 10036 - Interpath Communications, Inc. Dkt. 9679 - Inter-World Communications, LLC Dkt. 7918 - Denied - JATO Operating Two Corp. Dkt. 10884. - Jerry LaQuiere d.b.a. Award Enterprises Dkt. 8060 - Withdrawn - Jerry LaQuiiere d.b.a. LEC-Link Dkt. 8186 - Cancelled/Withdrawn - KAYBLU d/b/a/ Telephone Today Dkt. 6499 - Denied 6 - Kimball Diamond Enterprises, LLC d/b/a VoicePointe Dkt. 9916 - Withdrawn - KMC Telecom Inc. Dkt. 6757 - Knology Holdings, Inc. (Formerly Known as CyberNet Holding, Inc.) Dkt. 7627 - LCI International Telecom Corp. Dkt. 6543 - Leone Telecommunications, Inc. Dkt. 10737 - Level 3 Communications, LLC Dkt. 8558 - LightNetworks, Inc. Dkt. 11228 - Long Distance Direct Holdings, Inc. Dkt. 7534 - Denied - Low Tech Designs, Inc. Dkt. 7587 - Marietta Fibernet Dkt. 6329 - Max-Tel Communications, Inc. Dkt. 8363 - Maxcess, Inc. Dkt. 11827 - MCI WorldCom, Inc. d/b/a MCI WorldCom Dkt. 5944 - MediaOne Telecommunications of Georgia (Southern MultiMedia) Dkt. 5943 - Megsinet-CLEC, Inc. Dkt. 10323 - Metromedia Fiber Network Services, Inc. Dkt. 10556 - MGC Communications, Inc. Dkt. 7362 - MiComm Services, Inc. Dkt. 8143 - Withdrawn - Micor Communications, Inc. Dkt. 9875 - MultiTechnology Services, L.P. Dkt. 6584 - Withdrawn - National Telecommunications of Florida DBA NationalTel Dkt. 7297 - Cancelled - NationsLink Communications, Inc. Dkt. 10294 - Navigator Telecommunications, LLC Dkt. 11044 - Net2000 Communications Services, Inc. Dkt. 11775 - NET-tel Corporation Dkt. 9329 - Network Access Solutions Corporation Dkt. 11010 - Network Multi-Family Security Corporation d/b/a
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