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GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-1 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-1 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services ITEM 130.1 Description The Access Rate Band, Wire Centre, and Rate Centre are categorized below for each TELUS Central Office. These tables are used to determine the appropriate Access Rate Band for the following Tariff Item(s): CRTC 21461, Item 519 Ethernet Access Service CRTC 21462, Item 226 Wholesale Internet ADSL Service CRTC 21462, Item 227 Wide Area Internet ADSL Service CRTC 1017, Item 105 Local Network Interconnection and Component Unbundling CRTC 18008, Item 215 Local Network Interconnection and Component Unbundling For the following Tariff Item(s), the tables are used for the Access Rate Band as well as the relationship between Rate Centre and Wire Centre: CRTC 21461, Item 500 Digital Network Access CRTC 21462, Item 225 Competitor Digital Network Access (CDN Access) CRTC 1005, Item 465 Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) Service (for the DS-1 Access) CRTC 1005, Item 495 Digital Exchange Access (for the DS-1 Access) CRTC 18001, Item 165 Digital Exchange Access (DEA) (for the DS-1 Access) CRTC 18001, Item 495 Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) Service (for the DS-1 Access) For the following Tariff Item(s), the tables are used for Rate Centres: CRTC 21461, Item 503 Inter-Exchange (IX) Digital Channels For voice rate band structure, please refer to the following Tariff Item(s): CRTC 1005, Item 30 Exchanges CRTC 18001, Item 435 TCI Exchanges - Rate Band and Extended Area Service (EAS) Classifications Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-2 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services - Continued ITEM 130.2 Definitions For the purposes of this Tariff Item: “Access Rate Band” – subject to availability of suitable Company equipment and facilities, the Central Offices associated with each Access Rate Band are identified in this tariff. As individual tariffs use either Alpha or Numeric Rate Bands, each Central Office is assigned both an Alpha Rate Band and a Numeric Rate Band. “Central Office” or “CO” refers to a physical building used to house TELUS inside plant equipment. “Rate Centre” or “RC” is a Central Office used for the provision of access services. It is also deemed as a Central Office for which distances are measured for determining charges for Inter-exchange Channels. “Serving Central Office” is the first Central Office that a Customer premises is connected to by way of a Digital service. “Wire Centre” or “WC” is a Central Office used for the provision of access services. Multiple Wire Centres may be served by a single Rate Centre. Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-3 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services - Continued ITEM 130.3 Wire/Rate Centre/Rate Band Tables Table 1: Alberta Rate Centres Rate Centre Serving Serving CO Name Alpha Numeric CO Type Band Band Acadia Valley RC Acadia Valley E 3 Acme RC Acme E 3 Airdrie RC Airdrie C 3 Alberta Beach RC Alberta Beach E 3 Alder Flats RC Alder Flats E 3 Alix RC Alix E 3 Alliance RC Alliance E 3 Altario RC Altario E 3 Andrew RC Andrew E 3 Anzac RC Anzac G 3 Ardrossan RC Ardrossan F 3 Arrowwood RC Arrowwood E 3 Ashmont RC Ashmont E 3 Assumption RC Assumption G 3 Athabasca RC Athabasca F 3 Banff RC Banff D 3 Barons RC Barons E 3 Barrhead RC Barrhead F 3 Bashaw RC Bashaw E 3 Bassano RC Bassano E 3 Bawlf RC Bawlf E 3 Bear Canyon RC Bear Canyon E 3 Beaumont RC Beaumont D 3 Beaverlodge RC Beaverlodge F 3 Beiseker RC Beiseker E 3 Bentley RC Bentley F 3 Berwyn RC Berwyn E 3 Big Valley RC Big Valley E 3 Bindloss RC Bindloss E 3 Blackfalds RC Blackfalds F 3 Blackie RC Blackie E 3 Blue Ridge RC Blue Ridge E 3 Bon Accord RC Bon Accord E 3 Bonanza RC Bonanza E 3 Bonnyville RC Bonnyville F 3 Bow Island RC Bow Island E 3 Bowden RC Bowden E 3 Boyle RC Boyle F 3 Bragg Creek RC Bragg Creek F 3 Breton RC Breton E 3 Brocket RC Brocket E 3 Brooks RC Brooks C 3 Brownvale RC Brownvale E 3 Bruderheim RC Bruderheim E 3 Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-4 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services - Continued ITEM 130.3 Wire/Rate Centre/Rate Band Tables Table 1: Alberta Rate Centres (continued) Rate Centre Serving Serving CO Name Alpha Numeric CO Type Band Band Burdett RC Burdett E 3 Byemoor RC Byemoor E 3 Cadomin RC Cadomin E 3 Calgary RC Calgary (Main) A 1 Calgary WC Abbey Dale B 2 Calgary WC Airport B 2 Calgary WC Airways B 2 Calgary WC Bonavista B 2 Calgary WC Bowness B 2 Calgary WC Burns Industrial Park B 2 Calgary WC Canyon Meadows B 2 Calgary WC Capitol Hill B 2 Calgary WC Chestermere Lake B 3 Calgary WC Crescent Heights B 2 Calgary WC Crowchild B 2 Calgary WC Deer Run B 2 Calgary WC Douglasdale B 2 Calgary WC Edgepoint Village (Aka: Edgemont) B 2 Calgary WC Elbow Park B 2 Calgary WC Foothills B 2 Calgary WC Forest Lawn B 2 Calgary WC Harvest Hills (Aka: Country Hills) B 2 Calgary WC Highfield B 2 Calgary WC Hillhurst B 2 Calgary WC Huntington Hills B 2 Calgary WC Killarney B 2 Calgary WC Kingsland B 2 Calgary WC Macewan Centre B 2 Calgary WC Mayland Heights B 2 Calgary WC Mount Royal B 2 Calgary WC Mountain Park (Aka: Mckenzie) B 2 Calgary WC Oakridge B 2 Calgary WC Ogden B 2 Calgary WC Priddis B 3 Calgary WC Prominence Point B 2 Calgary WC Richmond Hill B 2 Calgary WC Riverbend B 2 Calgary WC Shawnessy B 2 Calgary WC Temple B 2 Calling Lake RC Calling Lake G 3 Calmar RC Calmar F 3 Camrose RC Camrose C 3 Canmore RC Canmore D 3 Carbon RC Carbon E 3 Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-5 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services - Continued ITEM 130.3 Wire/Rate Centre/Rate Band Tables Table 1: Alberta Rate Centres (continued) Rate Centre Serving Serving CO Name Alpha Numeric CO Type Band Band Cardston RC Cardston D 3 Carmangay RC Carmangay E 3 Caroline RC Caroline E 3 Carstairs RC Carstairs F 3 Castor RC Castor E 3 Cayley RC Cayley E 3 Cereal RC Cereal E 3 Cessford RC Cessford E 3 Champion RC Champion E 3 Chauvin RC Chauvin E 3 Chipewyan Lake RC Chipewyan Lake G 3 Chipman RC Chipman E 3 Clairmont RC Clairmont E 3 Claresholm RC Claresholm D 3 Clive RC Clive E 3 Clyde RC Clyde E 3 Coaldale RC Coaldale D 3 Cochrane RC Cochrane D 3 Cold Lake RC Cold Lake D 3 Conklin RC Conklin G 3 Consort RC Consort E 3 Coronation RC Coronation E 3 Coutts RC Coutts E 3 Cowley RC Cowley E 3 Craigmyle RC Craigmyle E 3 Cremona RC Cremona E 3 Crossfield RC Crossfield F 3 Crowsnest Pass RC Coleman E 3 Crowsnest Pass WC Bellevue E 3 Crowsnest Pass WC Blairmore D 3 Czar RC Czar E 3 Daysland RC Daysland E 3 Debolt RC Debolt E 3 Delburne RC Delburne E 3 Delia RC Delia E 3 Derwent RC Derwent E 3 Devon RC Devon D 3 Didsbury RC Didsbury F 3 Dixonville RC Dixonville E 3 Donalda RC Donalda E 3 Donnelley RC Donnelley E 3 Drayton Valley RC Drayton Valley F 3 Drumheller RC Drumheller D 3 Duchess RC Duchess E 3 Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications Company Original Page 130-6 General/Terms of Service Section I ITEM 130 Access Rate Bands, Wire Centres / Rate Centres for Digital Services - Continued ITEM 130.3 Wire/Rate Centre/Rate Band Tables Table 1: Alberta Rate Centres (continued) Rate Centre Serving Serving CO Name Alpha Numeric CO Type Band Band Eaglesham RC Eaglesham E 3 East Coulee RC East Coulee E 3 Eckville RC Eckville F 3 Edgerton RC Edgerton E 3 Edmonton RC Edmonton (Main) A 1 Edmonton WC Beverly B 2 Edmonton WC Bonnie Doon B 2 Edmonton WC Cannell B 2 Edmonton WC Castle Downs B 2 Edmonton WC Clover Bar B 2 Edmonton WC Eastgate B 2 Edmonton WC Ellerslie B 2 Edmonton WC Evergreen B 2 Edmonton WC Jasper Place B 2 Edmonton WC Kaskitayo B 2 Edmonton WC Lendrum B 2 Edmonton WC Lewis Farms B 2 Edmonton WC Londonderry B 2 Edmonton WC Meadows B 2 Edmonton WC Millwoods B 2 Edmonton WC North East Annex B 2 Edmonton WC Norwood B 2 Edmonton WC Pilot Sound B 2 Edmonton WC Roper B 2 Edmonton WC South East Industrial B 2 Edmonton WC Stone B 2 Edmonton WC Strathcona B 2 Edmonton WC Terwillegar B 2 Edmonton WC Twin Brooks B 2 Edmonton WC West Edmonton B 2 Edmonton WC West Jasper Place B 2 Edmonton WC Westmount B 2 Edmonton WC Winterburn B 2 Edmonton WC Woodbend B 2 Edmonton International Airport RC Edmonton International Airport C 3 Edson RC Edson F 3 Elk Point RC Elk Point F 3 Elkwater RC Elkwater E 3 Elnora RC Elnora E 3 Empress RC Empress E 3 Enchant RC Enchant E 3 Etzikom RC Etzikom E 3 Evansburg RC Evansburg F 3 Exshaw RC Exshaw E 3 Filing Date: 2015 12 07 TN-503A Effective Date: 2016 03 07 Approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2016-87, 7 March 2016 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 TELUS Communications
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