Governor Terry E. Branstad Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds
Elizabeth S. Jacobs, Chair Nick Wagner, Board Member Sheila K. Tipton, Board Member
December 16, 2014
Ron Hinds Grand River Mutual Telephone Corporation 1001 Kentucky Street Princeton, Missouri 64673
RE: TF-2014-0575
Dear Mr. Hinds:
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corporation’s December 15, 2014, notice of intent to withdraw its retail tariff has been received. This letter is to confirm that the retail tariff will be withdrawn on the requested effective date of January 1, 2015.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our telecommunications staff at (515) 725-7319.
Sincerely,
/s/ Suzanne Smith
Suzanne Smith, Manager Telecommunications Section
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GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE CORPORATION
TELEPHONE TARIFF
FILED WTTII IoWA STATE COMI,IERCE CoMMISS ION
JIINE 1, 1983
t ) I GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARlFF PART I COT!{PANY ORIGINAL SI'EET 1
I ! lreal nith I.s.c.c. N) REillii trj r"::r. C" l-::,1 -+ il: ,i r.ir il i : I l- EXPLANATION OF SYI,IBOLS ii.i !rti- ; i.-:; ltt!.:i.r (C) - Change in regulations or conalition vhiqh affects a rate or charge (D) - Dj.scontinueal regulation, contlition, rate or charge (r) Increase in rate or charge (N) New regulation, condition, rate or charge (R) Reduction in rate or charge (r) Change in text onty -- no change in regulation, conalition, rate or charge (NA) - This service is Not AvaiLable at this tine
These Tariffs cancel and supersede all other fariffs of the Company issued and effective prior to tbe effective alates shown on indiviilual sheets of this Tariff.
ISS UED: June I 1983 EFFECTIVE: JuIy I, 1983 D ate Date
BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager . Pr ince ton N atne Title GR"AND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART I COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 2 I
O ,rt.u ra'i rh r.s.c.c. ilLtli.rlt; .-j t.: ir:.rrl r\) ol tti: f i.r i,:j, iii; 1'.11 I ;'.; 1,11;'1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I Title Sheet, Tabte of contents. and Subject Index PAR! II General Rules and Regulations PART III Def i.ni tions PART IV Local Exchange Tar i ffs PART V General Exchange Tar i ffs PART VI Service Charges PART VIl Concurrences, Atloption Notices and,/or Toll Tariffs PART VIII Connections with Custoner Prenise Equipment
ISSUED ! June I 1983 EFFECTIVE: July l, 1983 Date Date
BY: Robert A. !4cArton . General Manaqer , Princeton. Mo Nane Title Ailtlress l4lil;: ]'i:::l"til .r- 06 -esi ill'l!!!'ri1 i Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff i liil"iliil-- Part I Telephone Company 6h Revised Sheet 3 Canceling 5'" Revised Sheet 3 Filed with the Board SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT PART SHEET NO, NO.
11 22 2 5 2 I
5 1 11 2 A
11
Atl Atl (x) 3
3 1 '|
3 2 3
3 I
Atl 3 3
,| 3
Unauthorized Attachments or Connections.....-..-.-.-...... -.....11 4
lssued:04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton llo. rF. 06 -99 Giand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART I Telephone Corp- 4rn Revised Sheet 4 Canceling 3d Revised Sheet 4 Filed with the Board .-1 SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT
22 5
't2
10 12 12
12
18
Atl
9 10 10 10 &'13 10 10a 10&17 1 I 2
1 8
Issu€d:04/01/06 E f€cdve: 05/01/06 W€ndel My€rs G€neral Manager Princrton Mo. , .n o0-991 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART I Telephone Corp. 6rh Revised Sheet 5 Canceling 5s Revised Sheet 5 Filed with the Board llirt,lt I irjiirill SUBJECT INDEX uililli:s Li,iistii,j
SI]BJECT SHEET NO.
t5 t3 13 t0 3 13 t'7 15 15 15 15 38 38 3 38 8 All
1
All 10 2 4 5 All 37 t2 AII t0 All 7 8
lssued: 04/01/06 Etfective. 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager PART I Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff 4th Revised Sheet 6 Telephone COMPANY Canceling 3rd Revised Sheet 6
Filed with the Board SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT Part No. Sheet No.
Line Payment Charge II 17 Lifeline Assistance VI 4 (N) Line Extensions Availability of Facilities II 2 Beyond Existing Facilities V 10 (D) Local Exchange Service IV All Local Operator Assistance V (D) Maintenance and Repair of Company Services II 6 Mileage Rates Adjacent Exchange Service V 23 Foreign Exchange Service V
Move or Change Charge VI All N11 Service Offerings V 52 Network Connections with II 18 Protection Criteria VIII 3 Notices By Company, With or Without II 14 Customer Provided Equipment VIII 1 Failure to Establish or Maintain Credit II 10 Non-payment of Due Bill II 14 & 17 Operator Assisted Calls Busy Verification and Interruption V 33 Directory Assistance V 26 Local Operator Assistance V 34 Ownership and Use of Equipment By Company II 4 Customer-provided Equipment VIII All Party Line Service Excessive, Unauthorized and Unlawful Use of II 13 Furnishing Service for II 6 Use of II 4 Pay Telephone Service Customer-provided Equipment VIII All Local Service Rates IV All Use of Customer Service II 4
Issued: March 27, 2012 Wendel Myers Effective: April 1, 2012 General Manager Princeton Mo. lrF-96- 151
GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART I CORPORATION 3RD REVISED SHEET NO. 7 CANCELLING 2ND REVISED SHAET NO. 'l FILED WITH I.S.U.D. I ir'iliii l"llliliARY trIiLliiES DivlSl0N SUBJECT INDEX
Sub j ect Sheet No. No.
";lTii:n'?:,::::i::.:::.i::l]l:l::. . . . II arrel-^nar P a^,, i ramaht.c rI 6 Disconnectjo-n of Service by Company. ]I Disconnection, with or without Notice,. II 13 I] 16 II I7 Service charges for Reconnec!ion.... ,,. II 10 Service Charfes for Reconnection. ..,... V1 Taxes and Fees Bil1ed to Custoner. I] 77 Private Property Construct-ion on...... II l2 l.r^m T.ef r'^^il ifv .rira F--+^-^r^-\ t1...... 10 D i dh + -^f-L,. tr II 72 Right-of-way, V 72 Refusal of service. 1I 13 ReDa.ir and Ma-intenance, II 6 Resal e SerV rce, 11 Resale service, ]V Residence Rates AoDlv, II 11 Return unecK cnarqe, . VI 2 secondary Access iine Service. 31 service charges Central office Access Line Charge.. VI 1 Reconnect for Non-Davment of Due Bilf. II 10 & 17 Reconnec!ion for Non-Damen! of Due Bill. VI Service orderilq Charqel VI 1 rrqvcr LrrqL9E. VI 2 cartri aL6^12 ah >^a ^a = VI 3 service Interruption (Energency Restoral of)...... rI 7 selv.ice orderinq charqe. VI 1 snareo servr ce. I] ch:ra^ car!,i ^a IV Special Billing Arrangenents. 18 voice Maif service. v 52 N
ISSUED: APR 17, 1996 EFFECTIVE: MAY 77, 199 6 Date
BY: ROBBRT A. MCARTON GBNERAL MANAGER PRINCETON, l4O. Nane '_f l! _Le Address i.n oe -991 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART 1 Telephone Corp. 1sI Revised Sheet 8 Canceling Original Sheet 8
Filed With the Board T.'rillii i.ltiitiiY sl,!i.iili,! ir ili il,li lt SUBJECT INDEX
SUBJECT Part No. Sheet No.
3 19
17 6 1 5 19 13
20 12 3
'13 6
4
19
Issuedr04/01/06 Ef€ctive: 0s/0 U06 Wendel Myers General Manag€r Princeton Mo. GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPI1ONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEBT I
I'iled vri th I.S.C.C. RECi'i ir'l :,' iir.. \) :::- qt il rli..i:" -.1 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS L0 irla; i fi;:, r,1.,r!i., A. APPLICATION
I. GENERAL a. The Rules and Regulations specified herein apply to tbe intrastate services and facilities furnished by the Grand River Mutual Telephone corporation, hereinafter referred to as the Cornpany. Failure on the part of the customers to observe these Rules and Requlations of the Company, after due notice of such failure, the Conpany has the option to discontinue service. b. In the event of a conflict bet{een these General Rules and Regulations and any conilitions contained in the General Exchange Tariffs and the Local Exchange Tariffs, the rate and condition contained in the specific tariff shall pr eva i 1. c. These Tariffs cancel and supersede all other Tariffs of the Company issued and effective prior to the effective alates shown on i.ndivitlual sheets of this tariff.
ISS UED: June I 1983 EFFECTIVE I JuIy l 1983 D ate Da te
BYr Robert A. McArton , General Manaqer , Princeton, MO N ame Title Addres s GR,AND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPIIONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART II COI.{PANY ORIGINAL SIIEET 2 ;
Filed i{ith 1.S.C.C. A) 0) -.t GENER,AL RULES AND REGULATIONS
B. OBLIGATION AND L]ABILITY OF TELEPHONE COMPANY i l. Availability of Facil i ties a. The Conpany's obligation to furnish exchange and toll telephone service is dependent upon its ability to secure and retain, without unreasonable expense, suitabLe facili.ties and rights for such facilities, except as provided for in Part V, Lj-ne Extensions. 2. Allowance for Failure of service a. The Conpany does not guarantee uninCerrupted working of i.ts lines or equiprnent. In case service is interrupted othernise than by the negligence or willfull act of the custoner, an adjustnent will be ftade in the arnount of the charges for that portion of the service rendereal lnoperable. Any adjustrnent shall apply only if the interruption continues beyond ti{enty-four l24t hours after first noteal by the Conpany. Adjustment witl be matle in the form of a bill credit. No other li-ability shall in any case attach to the Company. Adjustnent of Charges a. In the aaljustment of sharges for overbilling by the Conpany, a refund vri.l1 be rnaale of the futl amount of excess charges when such antount can be determinedt lrhen the period or anount for which overbilling cannot be fixed from availabte records, the naxinum refund r,i11 not exceeil an estinated anount equal to such overbilling for a three-year per iod.
Directory Errors and Omi ssions a. Claims for damages due to errors or onisgions 1n ilirectory listings vritl be limited to prorated charges for the directory listing that is affected. b. In the cases of extra Iistinqs in the alDhabetical- section of the directorv for which a charqe is natle. the Conpany's liability shall be timited to an-anount not to exceed the established rate for such listinq for the directory period in which the error or omission 5ccurs.
ISSUED: EFFECTIVE I JuIy I, 1983 Date
BY: Robert A. McAr ton . General Manager , P l inceton Nane .|jItIE GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 3 I ()O
NJ Fileal with I.S.C.C. q,
Il,-r"- r GENERAL RUI,ES AND REGULATTONS ij r: tr., i r.,.,., t1 - B. OBLIGATION AND LIABILITY OF TELEPHONE COMPANY (ContinuSo 5. Transnitting Messages a. The Cornpany does not transmit nessages, but offers the use of its facilities, where available, fo! communications betvreen parties, subject to the rules, regulations and conditions specified in this Tariff. 6. Use of Connecting Company Lines a. Facilities of other conpanies nay be useal in estabtishing connections to points not reached by this Conpany's Iines. In establishing connections vrith the facilities of other conpanies, the Conpany does not assutne any liability for any action of the connecting cornpany. 7. Defaqenent of Proper ty a. The Company shall exercise care in all work alone on a customer-s property. No Iiability shalt attach to the qonpany by reason of any defacement or damage to the customer-s propertv resultinq from the existence of the Company's in!truments, apparatirs and associatedl wiring on such property, or by the installation or renoval thereof, unless such dlefacenent or alanage is the result of the negligence of the Conpany, or its enployees. Custoner Premises Equipnent a. The Conpany strait not be responsible for any loss or danage, nor for failure or irnpairment of service in sonnection rdith cus toner-provided facilities unless caused solely by the negligence of the Company. The Cornpany's liability is timited to that proeided in the General RuIes and Regulations of this tariff.
ISSUED: June I 1983 EFFECTIVE ! JuIy I, I983 D ate Da te
BYr Robert A. McA!ton , General Manaqer , Dri h^6F^h Mn Nane t1t.Le Address o lF : s5 *,8?2,( GRAIfD RIVER HI.ITUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TANIfF PART I] COI,IPANY lqT DE\'TAFN A|JE FlTi 4 CANCELLING ORIGINAL SHEET a Filed with I. S. C, C.
GE ENAT RULES AT,JD RECUTA?IONS
C. USE OF SERVICE AND FACILTIES 1. ownerEhlp and Use of Equlpnent a. Custoner-prenl seg equiplen! nay be cgnnected to faci.J.1t1eE of the Cotlpanv under the provigions provided ln Part VIII of this Ta;ifi. 2, Unauthorized Attachnents or Connections a. The Conpany ehall not be requlred to altach its facllities to facilitles not or^rred and inElal,led by it, nor shal1 facllities not furnished by lhe Co&pany, be atlached to or connected lrith facllLti.es furnlshed by the Conpany. unLess prov!.ded for elsenhere in the tariffE, In case any such unauthorized attachnent or connections i.s nade. the ConFany sha11 have the rlqht to dlEconnect the gane or to Euspend the gervice durlng the contlnuance of such attachtnent or connection or to terrnl.nate the servi ce. b. CuEtoner-pren1ges equlpnent, not connected as provided for in Part VfII of this tariff. shall be considered an unauthorized attachtrent or connection. 3. Use of Custoner Service Custoner telephone servlce la furnished only for use by lhe cugtoner, hlE fanlLy, enployees or buslnesg assoclates, or pergons reslding in the custoner'9 household, except as the use of the service [ay be extended to Jolnt users or to persons tenporarlly Eubleaslng a custoBer's resldentlal prenl.ses. b. Custoners lrho gu.bgcr1be to pay telephone servl.ca nay (N.) resell such local exchanqe servlce to ugers of thelr cugtolrer -provlded coln or non-co1n pay telephone equipnent. The conpany Ls not responslble for the confidentlally of Eervlce betlreen custoners and thelr 4. Use of Party tlne Servlce Appllcatlons for party line service are accepted by the CoDpany ln exchangeE not deslgned for one party service itllh lhe understandlng that each custoner lrlll so use the service as not to interfere wlth an equltable proportlonate use of the servLce by the other custorrerg on the sane llne, ,{hen the duration or nunber of lressaqes sent or recelved by a party-ltne custoner is so qreat as to prevent an equltalle proportionate use of the ltne by olher custonerE on the l1ne, the Conpany shal1 have the rlgtrt to requlre the cu!,toner to contract for a higher grade of servlce, ,)? VqqllFn. n^+ l oAq Nov 23. 1985 Date
BY: Robert A. f4cArton GeneraL Manaqer . D' i h-o|^n MO Narne Tltle GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPI{ONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 5 I
I A) Filed vith I.S,C.C, o, GENERAL RULES AND REGUTATIONS i?;ailJt.,,; iti: r a:i.a i,,11:iirt':.. D, ESTABLISHI"IENT AND FURNISI{ING OF SERVICE ii* liri , ii.r :,:1/1-: I, Application for Service Applications for service may be naale oral1y or in vrriting. Ihese applications become contracts upon the establishrnent of service, The conpany tnay require an applicant to pay in advance an amount equal to one month-s exchange rate. If a deposit is required by the Company, applicabte non-recurring charges anal service charges (if any) may be required in advance. The terns anal contlitions specifieal for such contracts are subject to these GeDeral RuIes antl Regu1ations, the General Exchange Service Tariffs and the Local Exchange Service Tariffs for the e) ISSUED: J une I 1983 EFFECTIVE : July L 1983 Date Da te BY: Robert A. UcArton , General Manaqer . Princeton, MO Nane Title Address GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPIiONE TELEPHONB TARIFF PART II CCIMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 5 I !'iletl with I . S. C.C. l\) REC!3ll il::ii;[R ct GENERAL RUI]ES AND REGULATIONS ti.!i,!l.ii\i, DC )tOI iirt iOVE D. ESTABLISHMENT AND FURNISHING OF SERVICB (Continueal) 4. Paynent for S ervice a. The custotner i.s required to pay all rates and charges fox exchange services and facilities, and for toll messages (inclutting collect toll messages l{hj.ch have been acceptetl at the custoner's telephone). 5. Maineenance anal Repairs a. ALI expense of naintenance anal repair of regulatetl services or facilities provialed by the Conpany will be borne by lhe Conpany. The customer $rit1 be hel 7. Furnishing Party-Line S ervice a. Party-Iine service beyonal the Local Base Rate Alea nay be furnisheal as set forth in the Conpany's Local Exchange b. Rural multi-pa!ty service tnay be furnishetl only beyontl the loqal Base Rate Area anal within the Exchange Area, as set forth in this Conpany's Local Exchange Tariffs. June 11 1983 EFFECTIVE: JuIv L 1983 Date Da te BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager . Princeton, MO Name Title Address GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPEONB TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORTGINAL SHEET 7 I O l.ii-Cilrit f..) .rt"u vrith r.s.c.c. :tar :_'::i: I t:t \t) a : ;i l: r.r.] t- GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS li; ri.Jl iiiiti0 Jg D. ESTABLISEMENT AND FURNISHING OF SERVICE (ConLinued) 8. Service I nter ruption a. When facil i ties in a given area are interrupted. service to existing custoners shall be reestablished in accordance with catego!ies of precedence in the oriler listetl betow. 1) Category I - Public safety and health: official feileral, state, county antl municipal governrnent agencies protecting the public safety anal health; private organizations and persons engageil primarily in protecting the public safety and heatth, such as physicians, hospitals, anbulance service volunteer fire departnents, Anerican Red Cross, licensed protective Datrols anal armored cars and similar agencies. 2) Category 2 - Carriers and utitities: contract carriers, comnon carriers, anal public utilities (exclusive of taxicabs and Iivery selvice), for comnunications other than correspondenae of the general public Category 3 - Other public services: Energency repair organizations, not included in category I, protecting health and propertyt press associations, newspapers antl broadcasting stations. /lt Category 4 - Physically handicapped: Persons who. because of physical handicaps. operate speci f ically-equipped vehicles and are unable to Ieave such vehicles without assistance. Category 5 - I ndustr ial: Gas or oil producing or driIling operationst prodlucers anal distributols of fuel and lunber and other construction materials and equipnentt footl processing ilistribution and storage organizationst proalucers of substancial quantities of footl business concerns engageal in construction of housing anal inalustriat or public works; taxicabs and livery servlce. AII other facilties not covereil above. ISSUEDI June I 1983 EFFECTIVE: July I, 1983 Da te Date BY: Robert A. McAr ton . General Manager , P r i nceton N arne Title GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL STTEET 8 I Fileil with r.S.C.C. (tn) litiilri t:r-'i ili: il ! Ii GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS i-l;t :.:t!r;. l Cti i:iii: ilir',::.:r.ji E. TELEPIIONE DIRECTORIES I. Distribution anal Publ ication a. The Company nill normally publish anal tlistribute a directory annually containing the serving exchange listings for each Central Office Access Line without charge. Aalditional directories may be furnished at the aliscretion of the Company. Directories containing Iisting for other areas nay be provided at a norninal charge. 2, Ovrnership anal Use a. Directoiies furnishetl to customers renain the prope!ty of ttte Conpany anal are provialed to custoners as an aiil in tlte use of the telephone service. fhe Cornpany reseives the right to charge for directories issued in replacement of dlrectories. 3. Directory L istinqs a. Directory listings renain the property of the Conpany and are not to be reproduqed without the permission of the Conpany. ESTABLISIIMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CR.EDII I. Establishment of Credi t a. The Cotnpany is not obligated to provide service to any individual or firm that ovres for service previously rendered by the Conpany at the sane or a atifferent address. until arrangenents have been naale to liquidate suclt previous indebtedness to the Conpany. Nor is the conpany obligated to continue to provide service to any individual firn whose creilit with the Cornpany is or becones tloubtful, in the opinion of the Conpany. Applicants for telephone service \,rho are requireal to nake a deposit nay be requiretl to pay in advance of installation, the servj.ce connection, installation and/or construction charges. In order to ingure the paynent of all charges due for its service, the company nay require any custoner to estabLish and naintain hi.s sredit in one of lhe following ways: I) By furnishing credit references acceptabte to the Conpany. 2) By neans of a cash aleposit. ISSUED: June 1 1983 EFFECTIVE: 1, 19 83 Date 'tuly Date BY: Robert A. McArton . General Manager , Princeton. l.,lo N arne r itle Atldress . ff'06-99 I' Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part ll Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised Sheet I Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet I TAlliii i.ililLtri Board Filed with the U'llL;' l-': D /:5 General Rules and Regulations F. Establashment and Maintenance of Credit (Cont'd) 2. Amount of Deposits The amount of deposit required shall not be more than the maximum charge for two months local exchange service or as may reasonably be required by the Company in cases involving service for short periods or special occasions. The Company may require the customer to inqease the amount of the deposit at any time, ifthe charges billed against the customer are found to warrant G) such an increase. Qualified low-income applicants may apply for Life Line Assastance. A deposit may be made at any Company business of{ice or authorized agent. The Company will maintain records which show the name and address of each depositor, the amount and date of deposit and each transactaon concerning the deposit. Unclaimed deposits shall be disposed of in accordance with law. d. A receipt of deposit will be furnished to each customer from whom a deposit is received. Upon customer request, duplicate receipts will be provided to customers who have lost their receipt if the deposit is substantiated by the Company records. Issued:04/01/06 Effective:05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Man€ei Princeton Mo. . JF- 06-99 1 G.and River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part II Telephone Corp. 3rd Revised Sheet 10 Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet 10 l-rr t: ir : ii,til:rl Filed with the Board il: jj.l jtlir ltir:SJt:r: General Rules and Regulatiols F. Establishment and Maintenance of Credit (Cont'd) 3. Deposits and Collection Practices a. The facl that a deposit has been made in no way relieves the applicant or customer frcm complying with the Company's regulations as to advance payments and the prompt payment of bills; nor constitutes a waiver or modification of regular practices of the Company providing for the discontinuance of service for nonpayment of sums due the Company for services rendered. The Company may discontinue service lo any customerfailing to pay current bills regardless of the fact that such customer has made a deposit with the Company to secure payment of such bills, or has furnished the Company wath a guarantee in writing for such bills. 4. lnterest on Deposits (c) a. Interest compounded annually, shall be: percent per annum. Interest shall be paid for the period beginning with the date of deposit and is applied to the customer's accouni monthly until returned to the customer, or until the date the customer's bill becomes permanently delinquent. 5. Discontinuance of Service for Failure to Establish Credit a. Service may be discontinued for failure to establish or maintain credit, as set forth in F.'1. above, twelve days after the Company has mailed a notjce requiring the customer to do so. : Rates are available to customers at the Company's office, website or by mail. lssued: 04/01/05 Effective: 05/01/05 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo. TF - e0-r09 GRAND RIVER I'IUTUA! TELEPEONE TELEPHONE IARIFF PART II COI4PANY 1ST REVISED SHEET NO. loa CANCELLING ORIGINAL SIIEET NO. XOA Filed 1{i. th I.s.C.C. TARIFT LIBRARY GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS urLtflEs Dtvtsior,t ESTABLISHEITENT AND I'{AINqENANCE OF CREDTT (Continued) 6. Service Charge for Reconnection a. lfhere service has been discontinued for failure to eEtablish or naintain credit, as set forth io f.1. above, the applicable service charges as defined in Part vr of this tari ff shall apply. 1, Deposit Refunds a. The deposit shall be refunded or credited to the custorner after not nore than 12 consecutive nonths of pronpt payment or 11 tinely paynents and one autonatic forgiveness of Iate paynent, unless the cofirpany has docunented information lrhich indicates the deposit is necessaay !o insure payment. 8. Criteria for Procurement of Deposits a. AbnormaL loLl Usage as set Forth in F.2.b. (c) b. False Credit Info rnati on c. Unsatisfied Credit gi sto ry I SSUED: MAR. 23, 199 0 EFFECTIVE ! APR, 23, L990 Date Date ROBERT A. }'CARTON, GENERAL ITANAGER, PRINCdTON, MO. Na!0e Address 3-90 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TETEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAI, SHEET 11 @ O l\) trt.u ra'ith r.s.c.c. q) liEcl::ir,-r!: ,:..lt. r i:.: ' GENERAL RULBS AND REGULATIONS l.:;t-,: ;.1_ DC a.'l; r., ,..:.r'Ja, G. APPLICATION OF BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE RATES I. Business rates apply at the fol.lowing locations: a. In offices, stores. factories, tnines, and aI1 other places of a strictty business nature. b. In boariling houses, except as notetl under c.2. below, of fj.ces of hotels, halls anal off i.ces of apartment builtlingst quarters occupied by clubs or - Iodges; public, private or parochiat schools or colleges, hospitals, libraries anal other sinilar institutions. c. At resialence locations when the custoner has no regular business access line service anal the use of the service either by hinself, menbers of hls household, o! his guests. or parties qalling hin can be considered as nore of a business than of a residence nature. This rnay be indicated by advertising either by business cards, ne\dspapers. handbooks. bi.llboards, circulars. notion picture screens, or other advertising nedia, sqch as on vehicles, etc. When such business use is not such as conmonly arises and passes over to residence telephone during the intervals when, in conpliance with the lavr or established quston. business places are ortlinarily closed. d. In any location !,rhere the listing of service at that , location indicates a business, trade or profession, except as specified untler c.2. be1ow. Residence rates apply at the folloi{ing locations: a. In a private resiilence where business tistings are noE provideal. b. In private apar tnents of hotels, rooning house, or boaEtling houses where selvice is confinetl to the custoner-s use, anil elsewhere in roornlng anil boariling houses Hhich are not advertised as a place of busrness or which have IeEs than five rooms for- roomers or nhich furnish neals to less than ten boarclers. provided business listings are not furnishetl. c. In the place of residence of a ctergyman or nurse, and i.n the place of resialence of a physician. surgeon, or other netlical p!actitioner, dentist or veterinarian, provitleal the custoner aloes not maintain an office in the residence. d. In college fraternity or sorority houses lrhere individual access line service is provided. ISSUED: J UNE I 1983 EFFECTIVE. Julv I. 1983 Date Da te BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager , P r inceton N ane Title GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION H. Special Construction 1. Excess Construction Charge a. Where no facilities are in place, the Company will build one-third of a mile of circuits to any rural customer for business or residence use without excess construction charges. b. For all distance over one-third mile an excess construction charge based on the time and materials used for construction may be charged. c. The first 1000 feet of circuit on private property for local exchange service will be provided by the Company. Any distance beyond the first 1000 feet will be charged to the customer at time (loaded labor rate) and materials used for construction. An advance payment of the reasonable cost of construction will be required. The customer shall furnish suitable right-of-way to the Company. d. For mobile homes, trailers, construction sheds, and other nonpermanent buildings, the customer may be required to pay in advance one year’s local service charges in addition to any excess construction charge. This credit may not be used to reduce the monthly bill for toll or taxes, and no portion will be refunded to the customer if service is discontinued before credit is entirely used. e. Ownership of all facilities constructed under this section up to the demarcation point will remain with the telephone company. 2. Special Construction When a special type of construction is desired by a customer, such as underground boring, an additional charge is made. This charge is equal to the difference between the estimated cost of the special type of construction and the average cost of standard construction. Title to all facilities constructed and paid for wholly or in part by the subscriber is vested in the Company. 3. Temporary Service: Where plant construction is required to provide exchange, extension line, etc., service, temporary in character, the Company may require the applicant to pay charges based upon the costs involved or to contract for service beyond the initial period or both. ______Issued: January 11, 2016 Ron Hinds, CEO Effective: February 10, 2016 Grand River Mutual Telephone Company 1001 Kentucky Street Princeton, MO 64673 GRAND RIVER MTIIUAL TELEPHONB TELEPHONE TARII'F PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET @ O iu vJi th r.s.c,c. i') "rtuu Ricaii;,rl ;r.i ,:rii .I GENER"AL RULES AND REGULATIONS C;t1,i.rii. r - DC i'ii; \-i. :f:i:: :l H. CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION CIIARGES 1. General a. Lines vrill be extended j.n accordance v,ritb provisions specified in the Line Extension Tariff. b. Special charges in the forn of instattation charges, nonthly rates or both, are applietl in addition to the usual service charge and nonthly rates when, because of the sporadic or occasional nature of the service or an unusual investnent or exDense as for eaanole: 1) The facilities are piovided in remote or undeveloped sections outsitle the Base Rate Area. 2) Conditions that require unusual nethods of plant construction installati.on or naintenance. 3) Tbe custoner's location requires the use of costly private right-of-way. 4) The establishnent of services vrhich may be of a speculative or temporary nature. Title to all construction, as speclfietl j-n H.2. belo!,, provi.ded vrholty or partly as a customer's expense is vesteal in the Conpanv. d, "Cost" is labor antl naterials included loadetl overheaals anal may incfude contribution to cover the cost of doing business not explicitly associateal with direct cost. 2. Special Type of Construction a. If a special type of construction is desired by a customer, (e.9.. when underground service is tlesiretl in places where aerial construction woutal nornally be used) or if unusual requirenents of a customer nake tbe cost of an installation higher than it ra'ould be if the usual type of construction lrere used, the customer is required to pay the difference in cost betvreen the special type of construction and the average cost of the usual type of construction. I MINIMUM CONTRACT PERIODS I. Minimun Contract Pe r iod a. Except as specifieal elselrhere in this Tariff, the nininun contract period is one nonth from the date service or adalitions to service are estabtished and the ninitnum charge is the authorized rate for one nonth. For purposes of rate atlministration each month is cons idered to have 30 davs. I S SUED: June I 1983 EFFECTIVE: JuIy 1, I983 Date Date BYr Robert A. McArton General Manaqer , Princeton, MO Name rfIr;-- Aalilr e s s GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART II I COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 13 co N) Filed with LS.C.C. o' '.I GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS R::Cili): {l'ii'll:li C:,::r:,!ri:, 'r.. I. MINIMUU CONTRACT PERIODS (Continued) DO i',li) i li:illlvE I. Mininurn Contract period (Continued) b. the Conpany nay requi.re a contract period longer than one nontb at the sane location for unusual construction necessary to meet special alemands, and involving er.tra costs (see Special Type Construction). J. DISCONNECTION OR RE!'USAL OF SERVICE I. By the Conpany Without Notice a. The Telephone Company nay disconnect or refuse the service ltithout notice: l) in the event of a condition on the customer's premises tleterminetl by the Telephone Conpany to be hazaralous. 2) in the event of customer-s use in such a manner as Eo aalversely affect the Telephone Conpany's service to others. Including but not linited to: a) excessive use of partv tines. b) impersonation of lnother wiCh fradulent intent. c) listening in on party Iine conversat.ions. 3) in the event of tampering with facitities furnished and ovrned by the Telephone Company. 4) j.n the event of unauthorizeal use. t By the Conpany After Prior Written Notice a. In aalalition to the reasons set. forth in subparagraph a. above, the Telephone Company may alisconnect or refuse service after provicling at least five days or in the case of deposits twelve days, prior written notice for any of the following reasons: 1) failure of a custotner to nake suitable deposit as requireal by these rules. 2) Use of foul or profane language. 3) The custoners bill for local. lotg distance or miscellaneous services renains unpaial after the last date for tinely paymen t. ISSUED ! ;fune 1983 EFFECTIVE: July l, 1983 Date BY: Robert A. McArton , GeneraL Manager , Princeton, MO Nane TitIe Aalalr es s -,| GRAND R]VER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART II COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 13a I O tilj.jiri:::! r-:iatjTER l\l .rr"u wirh r.s.c.c. qt iiti;;,,,jiil --l GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS DC NOI' iii:f,l0vE J. DISCONNECTION OR FAFUSAL OF SERVICE (Continued) 2. By the Cornpany After prior Written Notice (Continued) 4) for failure of the custorner or prospective custoner to furnish permits or certificates of right-of-s'ay specified to be furnisbed in the Telephone Cornpany's rules fiLed if ith the Cotnnission as conditions for obtaining service. or the ternination of those permissions or rights or for the failure of the customer or prospective customer to fulfill the contractual obligations irnposed upon him or her as conditions of obtaininq service bv a contract filed with and subject to lhe regutat6ry authority of the Conmission. ISS UED. June I 1983 EFFECTIVE ! July 1, 1983 Date D ate BY: Robert A. McArton General Manaqer , P r inceton Nane -- --TTEIe a TF ; 85 -'872{ TEI,EPHONE TARIFF PART II COI,IPANY lST REVISED SHTET 14 CANCETLII{G ORIGINAI SHEET 14 o f1 1ed with I. S. C. C. GENRAL RUTES AND REGULATIONS J. DISCONNECTION 0R REFUSAI, OF SERVICE (Continued.) 2. By the Conpany After prlor wrltten Notice (Contlnuect) a. ( Contlnued ) 5) for fall,ure of the cuEtoner to Fernlt the Telephone Conpany reasonable access to 1t; fac1l1ties. 6) any other violation of the Telephone Conpany,s rules and regulatlons on flle !01th the Colull;sion, the requlrenents of nunlcipal ordinances or lalt perlaining for the service. 7) when the servlce (except pay central office access l1nee ) wl11 be. or 1s, readlly accesslble and avallable for use by the pub]1c, by patrons of the custoner, or by others not authorized. b, DeEplte the prlor ;rltten notlce provlslone as contalned ln these rul,es, disconnectlon nay take pLace prlor to the expiration of the notice perlod lf the Telephone Conpany deternines, fron verlflable data. that usage durlng the notlce perlod is so abnornally hiqh that a risk of Lrrevoca.ble revenue loss is created, c, Only one wrltten notice lrlll be provlded to the custoner if nultiple violatlons occur under gulparagraph a. aiove. d. the notlce of pendlng disconnectlon required by these ru1eg sha11 be a nritten notlce settlnE forth aLL reasons for tbe notj,ce, and the flnal date by whlch tb.e accoun! 1s to be settled or epeclfic actlon taken. Ttte notlce shaLl be consldered rendered to the custouer lrhen depoEited 1n the U.S. nal1 lrlth postage prepaid. If dellvery 1s by other than U.S. nail, tbe notice shall be congidered rendered when dellvered to the 1a9t knoern addreee of the person responslble for palrment for the aervlce, The f1nal date sha11 be not lese than flve davs atter the notlce le rendered. or 1n the case of deposils twelve days. Ttre notlce !1111 i.nclude a toll-free or collect nuuber $bere a custoDer can obtaln addltignal lnfornatlon. e. llhere rvrltten notLce ls requlred. the Conpany irlll not dlsconnect servlce on a weekend, hollday, or afler Z:00 P.M. unlegs the Conpany ls prepared to reconnect servtce the saee day. VJSUED r oct 23. 1985 EFTECTM: Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BY: Robert A. l'lcArton General U4naqer , Prih-af^h Mn Nane Addres s TF. 06-99 '. Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part ll Telephone Corp. 1"t Revised Sheet 'l5 Canceling Original Sheet 15 Filed with the Board. ,'r:i:itai i'ilii.:,ti. rll.j! ij irII ]]tt..::;i, , GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS J. DISCONNECTION OR REFUSAL OF SERVICE (Continued) 3. Disputes In the event of a dispute conceming a bill, the Telephone Company may r€guire the customer pay a sum of money equal to ihe amount of the undisputed portion of the bill. Following payment of the undispuled amount, efforls to resolve the complaint, using complaint procedures in the Telephone Company's Tariff, shall continue and for not less than fulr-ft\re days afrer tl|e rendedng of the disMed bill, the seMce shall not be disconnected for nonpayment for the disputed amour{. The forty-five days may be extended by up to sixty days if requested of the Telephone company bv the Commission in lhe event the customer files a wriften comDlaint with the lowr Utilities Boa.d, Customer Service, 350 Maple Street, Des Moines lo,tra 50319m69 (T) toll free 1-877-565-4450, or [email protected]. 4. Emergency Medical Conditions Disconnec{ion of a residential cuElomer shall be postponed 30 days lf an existing medical emergency of the customer, a member of the cus'tome/s family, o. any permaned resident of the premises where service is rerdered would present an especial danger to the hea[h of any permarcnt residence of the premises. Indicators of an especiat danger to heallh include, but a€ not limited to : age; infrrmity; mental incapacitation; serious illness; physical disability, including blindness and limited mobility; and any other factual circumstance which may indicate a severe or hazardous health situation. The ielephone utility rnay require written vermca0on lo the (r) especial danger to health by a physician or a public health official, including the narne of the person endangered, and a statement that the person is a resident of lhe premises in questbn- Inilial verficalion may be by telephone, bul the telephone ulility may requiIe a written verfication within 5 days of the verificalion of the especial health danger by the physician or a public heaRh official, including the name of the person endangered and a statement that the person is a resident of tl€ premises in question. lf the service has been disconnecled within 14 days prior to verification of lhe illness for a qualifying resident, service shall be restored to that residence if a proper verification is theEafrer rnade io accordance with the foregoing provisions. lf the qJstomer does nol make payment during the 30day period, the service is lhen subject lo disconnection. At Custome/s Request a. Contracts for service may be terminated prior to the expiration of the contract period provided advance notice is given to the Company and upon agreement to pay all charges due for the service fum-Fhed, plus any termination charges which might be applicable. lssued:04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo- 'o*"o TF -83-591 *ru"" r""Co*" ,"""n"o"" .#",, PART II coMpANy-"*uo" IST REVISED SHEET 16 CANCELLING ORIGINAIJ SHEET 16 o iled with r.S.C.C. GENERAL RI'LES AND RXGULATIONS lii:ilal:li rl f:,f .1 ii:'1 I ri:itj:ii J. DISCONNECTION OR REFUSAL OF SERVICE (Continued,! ii:.), all i;i,t, riiri-rl''r:r At Customer's Request (Continued) b. Where a contract for service rrti th a one-rnonth tnininum peri.od is cancelled before establishment of the servr.ce is conpleteil, a charqe noC to exceed the service cnarqe specified, is applied if aII or a portion of tf,e facilities have been instatled. c. No mininum or ternination charge irill apply (unLess otherwise stated specj.fically in this Tariffi'wirere a new custoner takes over the servi.ce of tbe forner custoner, provided the servj.ce is to be furnished at the same location vrithout interruption and that the new custoner assunes all unpaid charges on the original conEracr. Mininum and terrnilation chalges uill ipply for any service furnished under the ori.ginal contract which ii noC retained by the new cusEome!. d. No minimun or ternination charge vrill apply in the event !h" service is terninatett because of condennation. ilestruqtion, or alanage to propelty by fire or other cause, beyontl the control of tbe custoner. K. PAYIITBNT FOR SERVICE AND FACILITIES I. General a. Generally all custoners 6hall pay for services and facilities nonthly in aitvance lnd shall pay for Long Distance titessages, Teletypelrriter Exchanle- Servic6 llessages, and Nonrecurring charges ln arrears. Uunicipal, State or cove!nmental Agencies nay be exceptions to this lule. Billing to custoners shall be scheduled nonthly. AtL bills for local, Iong distance or rniicellaneous servlces are alue not less than 20 davs after the bill is (c) renalered, Residential customers shali be permitted to have the last alate for tinely paynent changeable for good cause in i{r i ting, at. when a custoner is connected or disconnecteal, or for other cause the service received deviates by more than twenty four consecutive hours frorn the norm;I bittinq period. the bill shall be prorateit. If the prorating indicates a refund is due, the refund shalL De acconplished by bilI credit, ISSUED: Nov. I 1983 EFFECTIVE: Dec, l, 1983 .-*', . l:n Date Da te BY: Robert A. McArton qqneral Manager , Princeton, Mo Nane TitIe Addr ess GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TEIJEPIIONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART II ffi ORIGINAL SIIEET 16a (,@ ii::lit,ll.li',r 1-'r',. Filetl with I . S. C.C. A) ilill":- ", ql GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ilC ir;l it:ir,f ig K. PAII{ENT POR SERVICE AND FACILTTIES (Continueil) 1. General (Continued) e. When $rarranted, in the judgnent of the Conpany. special toII bills nay be renderetl. f. Failure to receive a bill aloes not relieve the customer of the responsibility for paytnent. O ISSUED: J UNE I 1983 EFFECTIVE: Date BY: Robert A. McArton General Manager . Princeton, !4O Name TitIe Aaldress rJt-06-99 1 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART II Telephone Corp. 2nd Revised sheet l7 Carceling ln Revised Sheet 17 Filed vrith the Board. i;iRtfF llBil,rrRy uT[!Ttrs Dl!/]sltt GENEML RULES AND REGULATIONS K. PAYMENT FoR SERVICE AND FACILITIES (Continued) 2. Disconnection of Service by the Company. a. In lhe event of failure by the customer or those responsible lo pay any bill on or before the due date, the Company may discontinue local' long distance' or miscellaneous seryices upon wrilten notice, allowing the customer five days to make payment or settlement. 3. Service Charge for Reconnection. a. Where service has been discontinued for nonpayment of a due bill' applicable service charges as defined in Part Vl of this Tariff shall apply b. Where service has been discontinued for the nonpayment of a due bill, the customer may be required to reestablish credit as defined in Establishment and Maintenance of Credit. c. The maximum payment for restoration of sewice that existed prior to disconnection shall be the total past due amount, applicable nonrecurring charges and if appropriate' an Advance Payment and Deposit as specified elsewhere in this Tariff 4. Late Payment Charge. a. All bills not paid before the last date for timely payment shall be subject to late paymenr cnarges. b. Each account shall be granted not less than one complete forgiveness of late payment charges each calendar year. The customer will be notified that this forgiveness has been used by first class mail or telephone. c. Late payment charges shall be$: (c) L, TAXES OR FEES TO BE BILLED TO CUSTOMERS L General a. When a municipality or political subdivision imposes upon the Company any license, occupation, franchise, permit, inspection or olher similar tax, such tax fee or charge shall be billed to the telephone customers receiving service within the municipal or political subdivision, allocated uniformly on the basis of each such customer's monthly charges for the types of service made subject to such tax, fee or charge. : Rates are available from the Companys office, website or by mail lssued:04/01/06 Effective:05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager, Princeton, IVo. TF - 00-109 GRAND RIVER I.IUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARTFF PART II COI'TPANY 1ST REVISED SHEET NO. 18 CANCEL',ING ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 18 Filed lri th I.S.C.C. TARIFF IIBRARY GENERAL RUIJES AND REGULATIONS UTILITIES DIVISIOM lt. NETWORK CONNECTIONS 1. Gene ral a. Connections of new inside station wirinc to the netvork shall only be made at the Denarcation p6int. b. Such connections shall be made by u8ing a Standard Netnork lnterface aod shall be in accordance vrith Part 68 of the F. C, C. Rul.es. q. Direct electrical connections at the protector ot by-passing the Standard Netlro!k tnterface shall constitute a violation of this CotnDanv's filed tariffs and the service may be disconnected-in accordance with its filed Rules and Regulations. d. Customers shal1 not. be al.lowed to construct inside station (N) lriring from a deinarcation point or between two or rnore buildings on the sane premiEes to obt.ain service fron an exchange other than that by which they lrould nornally be served, excludltg,..,CuEtoners being provided adjacent exchange service lor foreign exchange service as provided in this tariff. Existing inside lriring obtaining ]ocal exchange service \rilhio aoother exchange boundry shall be discoonected by the custoner within teo days after receipt of vritten not.ification fron the Comoanv. N. CUSTOI'IER COI,IPLAINTS 1. Gene ral a. A custoner or prospective cu6toner may initiate a conpLaiot vith t.he Conpany on any relevant natter by tefephooe, in person ot in i'rriting directed to the Cornpany at any of its offices. The Conpany's response to the cornplaint nil1 generally be in the same foln used by the customer. Holever, the Conpany nay respond to vrritten compLaints by telephone or personal visits lrhen it beLieves such conmuni.cations !.i11 be effective in resolution of the issues. j i':, I ; .!:.. r I SSUED I l'fAR. 23 , 1990 EFFECTIVE: APR, 23, X990 Date Date ROBERT A UCARTON, GENERAL I.TANAGER, PRINCETON, MO. Nane ritle Address , "lt- 06-99 t Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART II Telephone Corp. 1"t Revised Sheet 19 Canceling Original Sheet 19 1i:li i:,i: li;iiAilll Filed with the Board i.i] Ii_lIi!s rivlslili GENERA]- RIJLES AND REGI,'I-ATIONS N. CUSTOMER COMPTAINTS (continued) 1. General (Continued) b. The customer may at any point during resolution of the complaint seek revaew by a supervisof or manager. c. Upon investigation and final resolution by the Company, if the customer wishes further review, the customer should direct all appropriate information to the lowa ,-, Utilities Board. Customer Service. 350 Maple Street, Des Moines lowa, 50319- t'' 0069, toll free '1-877-565-4450, or [email protected] us. o. RESALE OR SHARED SERVICE 1. General a. A reseller or shared service custorner may obtain local exchange service from the Company to allow occupants of a building or complex of buildings to share in the use of local exchange services. b. The Company will provide service to the point of demarcation. c. The customer shall be responsible to extend the service from the point of demarcation. d- The end-user customer must be allowed to subscribe to service provided by the Company. e. Should the reseller refuse to allow the end-user customer to subscribe to local exchange service direct from the Company, the end-user customer may file a complaint against the reseller with the lowa Utilities Board, 350 Maple Street, Des Moinis lowa 50319-0069. toll free 1€77-565'4450, or (T) [email protected] lssued: 04/01/06 Efiective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton lvlo. TF - 9o-1ol TELEPTIONE TARIFF PART III GRANp RrvER ISISS!-TELEPHONE 1ST REVISED SHEET NO. I CANCSL',ING ORlGINAL SHEAT NO. 1 I rir.a with r.s,c.c IAiilt Ll!lli\ iY DEFlNI TIONS lrrtrtTir! tjl;is,taj telephone ACTM ACCOUNT-A custoner 'idho is currently leceiving-. ;;;;i;",---;;- ;ne whose service has been lenporarirv disconnected (vacatlon, nonpayneot, storm danage, etc')' authorized ADDITIONAL LISTING-Any .1isting. of a nane,,:t ,-9lhtt Jnio.*ution in co,,neition"-:i:l.r:. addition to that which he i il"i:ffi:::r":"1;ll";r"""T$;t:l se!vice. ADJACENTEXCIIANGESERVIcE-tocalexchangei:!vige,.includingextended(c) ;;;;';;;"r;;; fiovided to i custoner via direct !"9ttti: ":l:::::?rt:: u"-"t"iti"g. to the exchange in which t located. "o'nti9,ro.r" SERVICE OR EQUIPITENT-ArIy conirunication l" t":::"::" ANCILLARY I "?: lRffi:i noi lncfuaea in the definitions of tlansallsston , equi.pnent or inside station wirin9' the usER-A person, firm or- corporation than AUTHoRTzED p."*.1t" i telephone'-private-branch-(other exctlange' ot customer) on \rnose '"t is t;cated and who. roav conmunrcace ili"it"-i1""'-""i"i"" chinner of the tariff' :;;;-;;"h-;h";""rs itt u""oiJitti" "iti' tt'' terms available !o BASE RAIE-A rate for urban 9rades of ex c hao9e se rvice customers Iocated within a ba se, rate area. service area BASE RATE AREA-The develoPed porti on within-iirifrs, each exchange s rnaps oi descriptions as set forth in the telephone utiIiC"f ' nBuiLding" a customer or BUTLDTNG-The tertn is a structure.oc:lPi-e-g,Pv bt considered authorized user. tturtr-oc-upanc structu!es- Y-ill- user is different buildings when space oi on" cu"to^"t or authorized separated by spac6 occupied by others' furnished to BUSINESS SERVICE-Centraf Office Access !ine service custoners i{here the u"u is of a business' professional o( occupational""i""i'-ti--or"ious nature ' users' CALLS-Telephone nessaqea agtenpted by custoners or ETFECTIVE I APR. 20, 199 0 I SSUED: I'IAR. 20 , 1990 Date Dat e I'IANAGER PRINCETON, T1O. ROBERT A. MCARTON, GENERAL ' Address Nane TitIe 3-S 9 o O lF - l'r" -*7e\' A' t' GRAND RIVM MUfl'AT TELEPHO-NE rer,rpnore tanIrr' danr iri ' COMPANY lST REVISED SHEET 2 CANCS,LING ORICINA.I SHEEI 2 a Fi1ed lrith I. S. C, C. DEFIN]TI ONS CB,ITRAL OFFICE - A untt 1n a telephone systen lrhl ch provldes servlce to lhe gfeneral public. having the necelsary equipnant and operatjng arrangenentg for terni.nating and Lnterconnectlng custoner lines and trunks or trunks only, ?ltere nay be nore than one cenlral offj.ce in a buil,dlng. CENIRAL OF?ICE ACCESS LINE - A circult extendlnq fron the central offlce equipnent up to and lncluding the denarcaalon point, CEIITRAI OFFICE ACCESS LIIIE CHARGE - For .lrork essoclated wlth tbe telephone 1lne, extendlnq fron central offlce equlpt0ent up to and i.ncluding. the denarcatlon point located at lhe custoners' prenises, CEMIRE{ SERVICE - See deflnltlon in ceneral Servlces. CHANNEL - An electrlcal path suitable f,or the transni.ssion of coraunlcations. CHECI( 0F SERVICE or SmVICE CHECX - An exanination, besb or other nelhod ullllzed to deternlne the condltlon of cuetoner-provided equlpnent and j.nside LrnlnaLtt lrlrlng. CIRCUI? - A channel used for the transnlsElon of eLectrlcaf energy in lhe furnlshlng of telephone and other connunlcation services, CLASS OF SERVICE - Ttte various categorles of service generaLly avallable to the custoeer. such as buslnees, residentLaL, pubLlc. or ae!1-pu511c servlce. COIN TELEPHOI{E SERVICE - See "Pay Telephone Servlce." (N) CoMI,IISSION - The folra State Connerce CoBriaslon. COMMISSIONS - A percentage of anounts handled pald aE a fee 1n consideratlon of aervice rendered to the Coupany. CoMHoN EATIERy SERVICE - Manual or dlal. eervlce lrhere the electrlcal enerqy 1s furnlshed fron the central offlce and where the operator ls slgnaled or dlal tone 1s obtalned. by Llftlng the recelver of the ca11j.n9 station. COI,IiIUNICATIONS SYSTS,I - C'hannel s and other facllitiee nhich are capa.b1e. lrhen not connecled to exchange telecoDnuni.catlons gervlce. of tlto-ltay conrnunlcatlong betlreen cugtoner-provlded terlrlnal equlpnent or CoDpany stations. Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BYr Robert A. llcArton General Manaoer Princeton. M0 Name Title Address GRAND RIVER IIUTUAL TELEPITONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART III COMPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET 3 [:r':] 1,.:1,'l a:: rl:'::li \) Filed rrith r.s.c.c. r.):r':r.:. ol ',l.ri- DEFINITIoNS (continued) :l'l'i ;:i:r; jii:{itvl: COMPANY - A corpo!aeion, association, partnership, or inalividual engageal in the business of furnishinq telephone anal other connuncations services to the public. CONNECTING COMPANy - A corporation, association, partnership or intlividual owning or operating one or nore exchange; and with-which comnunications services are inte rchanged. CONSTRUCTION CHARGE - A separate recurring anal/or nonrecurring charge nade for the construction of facilities in excess of those contenplated under the rates quoted in the exchange tariffs, CoNTIGUOUS PROPERTY - Iwo or nore parcels of property, occupied by the custoner. in which the boundary line of one property touches the boundary line of the other(s). CONTRACT - The agreement betseen a custoner and the Company untler which service and facilities are furnished in accoralance with the applicabte provisions of the tariff. COST - The cost of labor and naterials, which inctutles appropriate anounts to cover the Conpany's general operating antl adrninistrative expenses. CUSTOI{ER - the inalividual, partnership. association, corporation or govelnnent agency lrhich contracts for telephone service anal is responsible for the paynent of charges and conpliance with the rules and regulations of the conpany. CUSTOIIER PREMISE EQUIPMENT - Ierininal equipment locateal on the custoner's premise owned by the customer or olrned by the telephone utility or sone other supplier anal teaseal to the custoner. DELINQUENT or DELINQUENCy - An account for vhich a bill or paynent agreenent for regulateal services or equipment has not been paitl in full on or before the last tlay for tinely payment, IS SUED: June 1 1983 BFFECTIVE: JuIy I, 1983 Date Date BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager . Pr ince ton Name IICIE GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART III I COMPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET 4 I Filefl vith I.S.C.C. & ii::-'. :-:'r'' r', .;""r 11 n) ilrrlrl:ii:1i.. .Jo) DETINIIIONS (Continueal) fli; i,l:jl i::irr;:.lr.rf DEMARCATION POINT - The point of connection provialed antl maintained by the telephone utility to r.hich the telephone utility-ovrned existing inside station wiring or custoner-provided ne', inside station wiring becones dedicated to an intlividual custoner's use. For an indiviilual customer dwelling, this point of connection wiII generally be innediatety ailjacent to, or within twelve inches of. the protector o! the custone!-s sitle of the protector. The tlrop antl block, including the protector, lrill continue to be provided by and remain the property of the telephone utility. DIAL SWITCHING EOUIPMENT - A unit of electro-nechanical or electroni.c switching equipment used in a central office or in connection v,ri th private branch exchange se r vice. DIRECTORY LISTING - A publication in the Company's alphabetical directory of infornation relative to a customer's nane or other itlentification and telephone nunber. DISCoNNECT - The written notice sent to a custoner follorring bitling, notifying that service wiII be discontinued if charges are not ^ satisfied bv the date specified on the O notice. DROP WIRE - That portion of a circuit between the pole line or cable distributing box anil the protector or equivalent. DUE DATE - The last tlay for payment lrithout unpaid anounts being subject to a late payrnent charge or additional cottecting efforts. DUE NOTICES - See "Disconnect Notice." ENTRANCE FACILITIES - I'acilities extentling fron the point of entrance on private property to the prenises on $hich service i.s furnished. EXCHANGE - A geographical area established for the aalninistration of corurunications services in a specified area, catleil the nExchange Area", which usually elnbraces a city. toirn or village, and its environs. It nay contain one or nore central offices together with the associateal plant, equipnent, anal facilities used in furnishing communication service within that area. EXCHANGE AREA - The territory serveal by an exchange. ISS T'ED: .tune I 1983 EFFECTIVE I JuIv L 1983 Date Date BY: Robert A. McArton General Manaqer , P!incetq4. l4Q N ane ----A-iTIe- Aililr e s s TF - e2 -58 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART TIJ COMPANY lST REVISED SHEET NO. 5 CANCELLING ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 5 Filed lri th I.S.C.C. TiRlrf i tBAt;lI DEFINITIONS { Continued ) UTlLiiiiS Di!,1:r|\: EXCIIANGE SERVICE-The furnishing of facilities for cotfinunication !^,ithin an exchange arear in accordance with the regulations and chargeS specified in the Local or ceneraL Exchange tariffi. EX?ENDED AREA SERVICE-Ioteretchange telecomnunicat.ions service, furnished at flae rates, between customers' telephone scations Iocated nt lnrn an exchange area and all of Lhe cuseomers of an addi tional exchange area. EXTRA EXCHANGE LINE 14ILEAGE-The neasureneot on which charges are ba sed ,f": that portion of the circuit extending beyond the Base Rate Area blrt within the Exchange Area, lrhich i.s used-to iurnish urban classe6 o! service in the Suburban or R\rraI Area. FLAT RATE SERVICE-Telecommunications service furnished at a fixed tnonthly or pe r iodi c charge. FOREIGN CENTRAL OFFICE-Any central offi.ce other than that whicb serves the area in which the customer is located. FOREIGN EXCHANGE LINE t4ILEAGE-The neasurement apptying to that portion of a central office lirte connecting a customer'iriih i foreign ientral office, from the comnon boundary li;e to the custotner;s station, tot lrhich a monthly charge is made in addition to the base raie for excnange service. FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE-Exchange service furnished to a customer fron an exchange other than the exchange regularly serviog the area in which the customer is Located. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES-Faci I i ties, servj.ces or features fu rni shed by the Cornpany connected to or associated ra,ith primary local er.change GRADE OF SERVICE-The tern used to describe individual-line, or various party Line services. INDIVTDUAL LINE-A Central 0ffice Access Line to provide one_party servlce. (Not a private braoch exchange truok. ) INFORI,IATION SERVICE ACCESS-An arrangernent whereby a customer nay N access infornat.ion via the network. Access Co inf;rna!i.on service ii usually provided by dialing 900 aod 976 nunbers. INITIAL SERVICE PERIOD-fhe ni.ninum length of tine for vhich a cu€toner is obligated to pay for service, faciiities and equipment, whether or not retained by the customer for such mi.oj.nun lenqah 6f tine. ISSUED: EEB. 28, L992 APR. OT T992 Date Date BY: ROBERT A. MCARTON, GENERAL I.TANAGER, PRINCETON, r.to. Nane ,ILE-Le Address --l GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONB TARIFF PART IIl I COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 5 0J. 5i:iiir-i r, I i:.r I ::,-l tir"a !,irh r.s.c.c. I I iir:ii:.:.,.',- l\) a> DEFINITIONS (Continued) DC i1:il i :ii:i,i:,:'!iF -.1 EXCIIANGE SERvICE - The furnishinq-accorilance of facilities for conrnunication within an exchange area, in with the regulations antl charges specifietl in the Local or ceneral Exchange Tariffs. EXTENDED AREA SERVICE - Interexchanqe teleconmunications service, furnished at flat rates, betneen customers' telephone stations located la'ithin an exchange area antl all of the custoners of an additional exchange area. EXTRA EXCHANGE LINE MILEAGE - The measurement on which charges are based for that portion of the circuit extending beyond the Base Rate Area but within Lhe Exchange Area, which is usEd i.o furnish urban classes of service in the Suburban or Rural Area. FLAT RATE SERVICE - Telecommunications service furnishetl at a flxetl nonthly or per ioalic charge. FOREIGN CENTRAL OFFICE - Anv central office other than that which serves the area in vrhich th-e customer is located. FOREIGN EXCIIANGE LINE MILEAGE - The measurenent aoplvinq to that portion of a central office line connecting a custon;i with a foreign central office. from tbe comnon boundary line to the custoner-s station, for which a nonthly charqe is nade in ailtlition to the base rate for exchange service. FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE - Exchanoe service furnished to a custoner from an exchange other than the-exchange regularLy 6erving the area i.n $hich the custoner is locatetl. GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVICES - Facilities, services or fea tur es furnisheal by the Conpany connecteal to or associated vrith prlmary local exchange service. GRADE OF SERVICE - The tern used to describe individual-1ine, or various parCy line services. INDMDUAL LINE - A Central Office Access Line to provide one-party service. (Not a private branch exchange trunk.) INITIAL SERVICE PERIOD - Ihe mininum length of time for nhich a custoner is obligatetl to pay for service, facilities and equipment, whether- or not retaineal by the custoner for such mininurn length of E1ne. l:June I 1983 EFFECTIVE: Julv l, 1983 D ate Date BY: Robere A. McArton General Manager , Princeton, MO Name TitIe Address GRAND RIVER MUTUAI, TELEPIIONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART I11 COI.{PANY ORIGINAL SIIEET 6 (, I'it.u vrith r.s.c.c. :i,rl i:11 \) | Ir:ii'rr::il:l f: g) DBI'INITIONS {Continued) i-t ii I l-', i :i i :1, D0 i'lcl ii:\lolE INSTALLATION CHARGE - A nonrecurrinq charqe made at the time of installation of cotnmunications servlce or iacilities, \a'hich may apply i.n place of or in aaltlition to Service Charges and other applicable charges for service. INTERCOMMTTNICATING SYSTEM - An arrangenent involving two or more stations erhich enables a user to siqnal and connect with othe! stations in the system. JOINT USER SERVICE - An arrangenent whereby an indivitlual, f iErn or corporation whose telephone neeals are not such as to justify the provisi.on of separate customer service is permitted to use the services of another custoner. tINE EXIENSION - See "Extra Exchange Line 14ileage." LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE - Teleconmunications within a local service area in accoralance with the provisions of the Cornpany's tariffs. LOCAL IT(ESSAGE - A completed custoner or user caII bet'reen stations Iocated vrithin the sane Exchange Area or LocaI Service Area. LOCAL SERVICB AREA - The area within which telephone service is furnished unaler a specific schedule or rates without the application of a lonq distance message charge. LONG DISTANCE I,IESSAGE - See nToll Message.', IONG DISTANCE TERMINAL - See ,'Telephone Station.', MESSAGE - A conpleted custoner or user call. MESSAGE RATE SERVICE - A service for vJhich charges are baseil upon the nunber of originated nessages placed by the custoner to stations rrithin the sane local or message rate calling area, MILEAGE RATE - Tbe rate applying for the use of part or all of a line furnj.shed by the Conpany, I SSUED: June I 1983 EFFECTIVE. July l, 1983 D ate Date BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager , P r inceton Nane Title GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART III COMPANY ORIGINAI, SI{DET ? co I A) Filetl with I.S.C.C. R[C3:,:: t_.;i,].:_i? o, i,il:i,:r,':r. rt- (Continued) DEFINITIONS DO liji i1,i i,,J. r.; MINIMUM CONTRACT PERIOD - The rninimun lenghth of tine for which a custoner is obligated to pay for services antl/or facilities, whether o! not retained by the custoner for such ninitnun length of time. MOBILE TELEPHONE SERVICE - A communication service providetl by neans of raalio frequencies through a lanal radiotelephone base station. ConecCions nay be estabtishetl between a l{ire station anal a nobile or fixeal unit or between two nobile or fixed units. MORSE CHANNEL - A channel not connecteil $ith the general telephone exqhange systen anal of the type shich nay be derivetl fron tetephone i.tire facilities by sinplexing, conpositing or other nethotls of sinilar character and equipped with instruments useal in senaling Morse Cotle or equipped with instruments other than telephone or typewriter equipnent, depending for their operation upon the variation of the flow of electrical energy, according to a specified ptan or code. MULTI-PARTY LINE - A Central Office Access Line to provide exchange service to nore ehan one custorner. to nore than one custoner on a O :YHil":1TI."".11"",n. ::ili:i :;?Y:::d NONRECURRING CHARGE - A one-tine charqe associated with certain installations, changes or transfers of sirvices, either in lieu of or in addition to recurring monthly charges. NOTICE - See "Disconnect Notice,,' OTIIER SUPPTIER - The custoner or any entity other than the telephone utility provitling, repairing or maintaining nel{ inside station wiring or existing or new termi.nal equipnent or reparing or maintaining existing ins itle station wiring. OUTSIDE PLANT - The telephone facilities instatted on. along. or under gtreets. alleys, highways, and private rights of tray between customer locations, central offices or the central office and customer location. PARTY LINE - See I'Multi-party Line,', I SS T'ED: June 1983 EFFECTIVE I July 1, 1983 Da te BY: Robert A. McAr ton , Genelal Manaqer , Pr inceton N ane Title TF * g* -fi; g,r GRAND RI\IER MMUAT TEIEPfNS TE,EPHONE TARIFFa PART III COMPANY 1ST REVISED SHEET 8 CANCELLING ORIGINAL SHEET 8 iled with I. S. C. C. DEFINITIOI'IS ( Conllnued ) PAy TEIEPHOf{E SERVICE - A central office access llne providlng (N) connectionE for pay telephone equlpnent. Pay Central oft1ce Acceee Llne: A clrcult extending fron the central otflce equipnent up to and lncludlng the denarcatlon polnt to provide bolh local and tofl eervice. Interexchange Pay Access Line: A one-way outqolng circult @ office up to and lncluding the denarcatlon polnt for use !r!.th to1l gervice on1y. PRH,IISES - Ttre space occupied by an lndivldual custoBer in a bul1dln9. tn adJoinlng bull.d1nge. or on contiguouE property including property separated only by a pu!1.1c thorouEhfare. a ralfrqad r1ghl-of-way. or a natura] barrler. PRIVATE BRANCH D(CIIANCE TRUNKS - see "central offlce Access tlne." PRIVATE LINE - A clrcult provlded to furnlah condunlcatlon betereen two or nore instrunental itleg directly connected to 1!. Such Lnstrunentallties do not have acceas to the general exchange tnd _interexchange networka. - A ut1lltv owned electrlcal devlce located Ln tbe central -ROTEtTORofflce, at a custbner's prenises or anlMhere alonq any telephone facllties wblch Is desj.gned to protect both the teLePhone conpany's and the custoner'9 property and facllities fro! over-vollage and over-current by Ehunllng such excessive voftages and currentE to grgund. RATES - Recurring anountE bI1led to cugtoners for regulated conDunlcatlong Eervlces. n$IDE'ICE SERVICE - Teleconnunlcatlon gerv!.ce furnlshed to custoners lrhen its use 1s for doDestic purpogeg. RURAT smVICE - Teleconnunlcatlon servlce 1n an exchange area outeide of a bage rate area or generally outslde a sPeclal rate area. SERVICE CHARGE - Ttle charge a cuetoner ls requlred to pay at the tlne of the esta}llshnent of telePhone servlce or su.bsequent changes to that service. SERVICE cHEcK - See "Check of serv1ce." Q.rr*, 0". ,r, ,ruu **urrr*, Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BY: Robert A. McAr ton Generaf Manaqel, Princeton. H0 Nsme TllIe Addres s TF- 9? -85 I GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPEOIYE TEI,f, PEOI{E TARIII' PART In CORPIORATION 1S REVISED SruET NO. 9 CAI{CELLING ORIGINAL SEEET NO. 9 FILED WITE TEE BOAru) TARIFF LIBftAIiY DEFINTTIONS (Cotrtitrued) uTrLlTtts Dlvlsl0li SER\,'ICE MAINTENANCE CHARGE - A nonrecurring charge for visits to the customeG premises when the service difficulty is caused by the customer-prernises equipme . SERVCIE ORDERING CIIARGE - For work involved in receiving, recording and transmitting infomation for establishment oftelephone service or subsequent change to that service including direcrory listing. SPECL{L RATE AREA - An aree within an exchange where service generally is fumished at uniform rates. Usually this comprises a developed area outside ofthe base rate area and separated by some distalce Fom the bas€ rate area. STANDARD NETWORK INTERFACE - See "Demarcation Point." SUSPEND - See "Temporary or Vacation Suspension." TARIFF - The rates, charges, rules ard regulations adopted and flled by the Company with the Iowa State Comrnerce Commission. TELEPHONE COMPANY - See "Company." IEMPORARY OR VACATION SUSPENSION - Temporary discoDneclion or impairment of service which shall disable either outgoing or incoming communications or both. TERMINATION CHARGE - A charge applied under certair conditions when a contract for seryice is teminated by the customer before the expiration ofthe minimum codract period. TIE LINE - A communication circuit cormectiflg two private branch excharge services togetlrcr. TIE LINE MILEAGE - The measurement on which the rates for tie lhes are based. TIMELY PAYMENT - Payment on a customer's account made on or before the due date shown: L On a current bill for rates and charges, or 2. By an agreement between the customer and the Company for a series ofpartial payments to settle a delinquent accout. TOLL BLOCKING - A service that lets consumers elect not to a.llow the completion of outgoing N) toll calls fiom their telecommudications channel. ISSITED! NOV. 25, 1997 DrFECTTYE DATf,: JAll. 0l 199E BY: PEILIP S. JOHNSON, GENf,RALMANAGE& PRINCETON,MO. TF- 9? -853 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONf, TELEPHONE TARIFT' PART Itr COR}ORATION IS Rf,lTSED SEEET NO. IO CANCELLING ORIGINAL SEEET NO. 10 FILED WITE TEE BOARI) TARIFF LIBRARY UTt TIES DlVtSl0ll Df,FINTIIONS TOLL CENTER - A telephone switching center at which the operations (manual or dial) funclion (N) (message timing, switching and recording) takes place in connection with the provision of long distance telecommunication service. TOLL LINE - A circuit used exclusively for the trarcmission of messages between pohts located in different exchange areas where specific charges for each such message are applicable. TOLL MESSAGE - A message between different excharge axea fumished under the provision of the applicable toll tarif; TOLL RATE - The taritr charge prescribed for toll messages, usually based upon the duratio[ of the mess€e, tlle distance between the excharges, the day and time ofthe message and the degree of operator assista[ce. TOLL SERVICE - Toll service (Long Distance Servic€) is that palt ofthe total telephone service rendered by the Company which is fumished between differed exchange areas in accordance with the rates and regulations specified in the Company's long distarce telecornnudcation servic€ tariff. TOLL STATION - A telephone cormected to a toll line or directly to a toll board. TOLL STATION SERVICE - Telephone service rendered tom a toll station. TOLL TERMINAL - The circuit connecting the customer prcmise equipment d ectly with a toll center. (Also klown as Long Dstance Terminal). TRAVEL CHARGE - A charge that applies wherever a visit is required to complete the customer's request. One charge will apply for all work requested at the same time oo the same visit. TRUNK LINE - A circuit over which customer's mgss€es are sent between two central offices or betwe€l a central office and a private branch exchaoge service. WATS (WIDE AREA TELECOMMUMCATIONS SER\1CE) - The tumishing of inward or outward switched telephone cornrnunications service between a wide area teleco[ununicatiol service line and specified service area or bands. ISSUED: NOV. 25 1997 EFFECTM DAIT: JAIL 0l 1998 BY: PEILIP S. JOENSON, GNNERALMANAGER" PRINCETON,MO. !F- : ''Y' * E?24 TELEPHONE TANIFF PART III cotrPANv I3T NET'ISM SHEHI 1l 11 o CANCELLINC ORICINAT SHEET f1 Ied rrltb LS,C.C. ACRONYT'IS Al..tPs Advanced llobile Phone Servlce INI Autonatlc l'tunler ldentif lcation BPS Blts per Second BaEe Rale Area Connecting Arrangenent CAfiA Centralized Autonatlc l.tessaqe Accounting Custoner Ca11in9 services Calllnq Card Servlce 'cENTRD{ Centrallzed Exchange for BusineEE Custoner ServiqeE II Central Offlce Yoa.r Central Offlce Accegs Llne (N) coE Central Offlce Equlpnent CPE Cuatoner Prenlses Equipnenl D DA Dlr€ctory AaElstance DDD Dlrect Distance Diallng DID Dlrect lnltard D1a11ng IYPMF Dual. Tone l.lult lf requency OlsstrED: ocr 23 , 198s FFEcrrlE: Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BY: Robert A, McArton . General UelaSe! Princeton. MO Name T1t 1e Addre s 9 {s ;. a$ *8?2{ GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPfiE TELEPHOITE TAR!} PART III colrPANv lST REVISED SHESI lla CANCELLING oRIGINAi SHEE| ll.a a ril.ed with I. S. C. C. ACRoIiIYMS (Con!1nued) E Extended Area Servi ce Electronlc Swltchlng Syste!,0 FederaL Connunlcatlon Cgnlrission Forelgn Exch&nge n HNPA Hone Nunlerlng Pfan Area HZ Hertz (frequency unll--formerly cycles Per second) Independen! Telephone Co!trpany -cor|frs Inproved }lobile lelephone service IPAI, Inter exchange Pay Access Llne (N) rscc Ialra State Connerce Cornnl.gslon lw Inslde lll. r ingf A^i ta I OAq FFFFarr! t\ tF. Nov 23. 1985 -iqClfFn. Date Dat e BY: Robert A. McArton , General iltanaqer , Princeton. M0 Nane Address tS ,.. i- S -8?2d TELEPHONE TARIFFo PART III COMPANY TST REVISED SHET t _tD ORIG]NAT SHEEI -L _tD o CANCtr,LING !a led with I.5. C. C. ACRONYMS ( Contlnued ) tJ f,AMA tocal Autonatlc MeEsage Account lngl I,ATA Local Access and Transport Area LMS Local lleagured Servi.ce M0u Mlnutes of Use ltRc Ilessage Relay Charge (N) MU Message gnlt N NL Non-L!.sted NNX Central off,lce Designatlon of Telephone Nunber Non-Published Nurberlng Plan Area #r Non-Recurrj.ng Charges 0 occ Other Charqes and Credlte other Connon Carrlera ONI Operator Nunler ldentifi catlon 0sP Outslde Plant PCOAL Pay Central Offlce AcceEs Line {N) PTS Pay Telephone Servlce (N) EFFECTIVE: Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BY: Robert A. McArton ceneral l.lanqq€L, Princeton. l.1O Narne Title Addre I s 3m-is,; -s?2,'{ lilIllX:Tlmh* SHEEI 11c t,ith I.s.c.c. tled ACRONYIIS ( Contlnued ) SLU Subscriber Llne Usage SNI Standard Network Interface Step-by-Step T tA5 Telephone Answerinq Servlce T€ TELCO Telephone Conpany TSPS Trafflc Servlce Posltlon Syeten TT Touch Tone U usoc Unlforn Service Order Code Uaage Seneitive Prlclng v !r{ WATS Wlde Area Telecomtrunlcatlona Servi ce x-Y-z x-Bar Crossbar Svrltchlng Systen ISSUED: Oct 23. ]985 SfECTIVE: Nov 23. 1985 a ----- Date Date BY: Robert A. McArton , General. Manaser Prlnceton. M0 Nane Title Addre s s I tt GRAND RIVER I.{UTUAL TELEPIIONE TETEPHONE TARIFI' PART III I COMPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET 12 @ I Rlil,,i:ru:_t,:irl.* Filed r{ith I.S.C.C. $t c't ili:.tr;fiAL TRADE NAI.{ES ["\C i\;i] i ]l:riJt-rVE ISSUED: June 1 1983 EFFECTIVE: JuIy I, 1983 Date Date BYr Robere A. McArton General Manaqer , Princeton, Mo Nane TTIG-. Aalflr e s s i .IF- 06-99 r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART IV Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised Sheet 1 Canceling 2'd Revised Sheet 1 TtR:Fr Ltilnl,q! Filed with the Board ilTil-!l-iaS Iirillit;il LOCAL EXCTIANGE SERVICE A. GENERAL (r) 1. Central Of{ice Access Lines extent between the central office of the Company and tht demarcation point located on the premises of the customer. Rates for Central Office Access Lines are shown in paragraph C. below. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this tariff. 2. There is no distinction between rales for Access Line SeMce within the Base Rate Area or outside the Base Rate Arca. B. Extended Area Service Exchanqes and their Extended Area Service Localions Allerton, la. Corydon, la., Lineville, la. BlocKon, la. Sheridan, Mo- Davis City, la. Lamoni, la., Leon, la. Deby, la. Humeston, la. Garden Grove, la. Leon, la. Grand River, la. None Lamoni,la. Davis City, la. Leon, la. Davis City, Garden Grove and Weldon-Van Wert, la. Lineville, la. Allerton, la. Millerton, la. Corydon, la. Thayer, la. None Weldon-Van Wert, la- Leon and Osceola, la. (D lssued: 04/0'1/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers Genefal lvlanager 1.IF 06-99 , Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART IV Telephone Corp. 4" Revised Sheet 2 Canceling 3d Revised Sheet 2 Filed with the Board ilii,:lii itiiIi,,ri? LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE lJMtTtis Dii'i;lti"r C, MTES (c) (r) '1. Rates indicated in the matrix below are lor standard rotary dial service. Tone dial service and other line associated custom calling services can be found in Part V. EXCHANGE Residence Business Key System PBX Pay Central Individual lndividual Trunk Trunk Office Access Line Line Line Allerton, la. Blockton, la Davis Citv. la Derbv, la. Garden Grove, la Grand River, la. Lamoni. la Leon. la. Lineville,la. Millerton. la. Thaver. la. Wddon- Van Wert, la. (c) (r) * Rates are available to customers at the Company's office, website or by mail lssued: 04/01/06 Effective: 05/0 1 /06 Wendel Myers General Manager .- .n- 06 -99 ' Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART IV Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised Sheet 3 Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet 3 Filed with the Board iAilli: i-illiiAliY U,,r'i:'l :l f i:;: Local Exchange Services Digital Centrex Service 0,I) General 1. Digital Centrex Service (CENTREX) is an integrated business network system made up of ieature enhanced digital switching software and hardware located in the Telephone Company offices and customer provided equipment located at the customer premises 2. CENTREX service will be provided to business customers with a minimum of two access line and may be provided jointly at business and residence locations. CENTREX service will only be available in those exchange areas where Company provided facilities exist. A standard feature of CENTREX service, Virtual Facilities Group Control, which limits the number of hunks/lines available for outgoing and incoming calling will be provided to deiermine the number of End lJser Common Line charges fo. CENTREX lines as set forth in the NECA Tariff FCC No. 5 and icr any othercharges assessed on a per line basis 5. The minimum lines to be assessed in the Virtual Facilities Grcup will be two (2) per customer groLrp. CENTREX customers will be provided with one directory listing in the alpha listing in the classified section at no chaee. All other additional listing willbe atthe.ates established in other sections of these tariffs. 7. CENTREX lines may be teminated at locations not considered the customers primary business location at the rates established in other sections of this tariff following, provided all locations are served by the same Company central ofiice. L CENTREX service or lines of a customer which terminate interexchange, where possible, will be provided by agreement on an Individual Case BASES or according to tarifts in effect for the provision of interexchange private line services. L CENIREX service is a service Drovided to individual business and residence customers of the Company and is not fcr rcsale or shared use. lssued:04/01/05 Effectivei 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General lvlanager Princeton Mo. DIGITAL CENTREX SERVICE CENTREX SERVICE (Continued) B. CONDITIONS 1. The minimum charge for CENTREX SERVICE is one month. 2. Customer premises equipment will be provided by the customer and must be compatible with the services and equipment provided by the Company. 3. All applicable features as described in following parts of this tariff are available to each CENTREX line of each customer group. 4. Intraexchange and interexchange calling services available to other classes of service within the exchange of the CENTREX customer such as: Extended Area Service, access to 911, access to operator, and Direct Distance Dialing, are available to CENTREX lines unless denied or restricted by the customer. 5. If CENTREX lines or services are ordered in conjunction with PABX or Key System Trunks the appropriate rates for PABX or Key System Trunks as found in other parts of these tariffs will apply as well as the rates for CENTREX lines. 6. All applicable Rules, Regulations, Rates and Charges found in other parts of the Tariffs of the Company are applicable to CENTREX Service. 7. Touch tone line charges as described in other parts of the Company’s tariff are required on each CENTREX access line to which a 2500 and/or analog type communications device is attached. 8. CENTREX service is not available in exchanges served by fiber. C. DESCRIPTION OF FEATURES AND SERVICES 1. Standard Features a. Automatic Identification of Outward Dialing (AIOD): Records each outgoing, billable call against the CENTREX line originating the call. b. Automatic Line: This feature provides an automatic connection between a calling station that goes off-hook and a preassigned directory number. c. Call Forward: This feature allows a customer to have incoming calls to a station location automatically forwarded to a predetermined telephone number under any of the following three circumstances: 1. All Calls: Allows all incoming calls to be automatically forwarded to another preselected line. 2. Busy: This is a station option that automatically transfers incoming calls directed to a busy subscriber to an alternate subscriber within the same customer group. , .It- 06-99 r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART IV Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised Sheet 5 Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet 5 i,{rnlFF l,t.qRlny Filed with the Board uTnilEti Dt!i$ir".,r Local Exchange Services Digital Centrex Services (Cont'd) Description of Features and Services (Cont'd) 2. Class of Service Custom Local Area Signaling Services as described in other parts of the Company's Tariffs are available for use with Diqital CEIITREX Service The rules' regulations and rates established for lhose servicea in the applicable Tariff apply to Digital CENTREX customers. D. Rates and Charges '1. The Raies and charges indicated below for CENTREX Lines may include all applicable features and services associated with CENTREX SERVICE, as described in Part C' Features 2. Non-Recurring Charges as found in other parts of these Tariffs apply to the initial installation of each line or trunk in a Customer Service Group' and will include: Service Ordering Charge, Central Office Access Charge, and Trip Charge if applicable 3. Subsequent orders of a customer Group iniliated for the change, addition, or deletion of services or fealures of a line or Customer Group will require a Service Ordering Charge, plus a $5.00 Programming charge per occurrence, per line effected' 4. CENTREX Line Rates per Customer Group: Monthlv (N) a. First 5 lines each b. Next 5 lines each c. Next 10 lines each d. Over 21 lines each (N) * Rates are available to customers at the Company's office, website or by mail lssued:04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager . IF 06-99 . lV Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part Telephone Corp. 4th Revised Sheet 6 Canceling 3'd Revised Sheet 6 Filed With the Board LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE RESALE AND SHARED SERVICES A. GENEML landlord, owner, tenant 1 . The Company will provide central office access lines to any association, ;r other affiliated groups for the purpose of reselling or sharing local exchange services to occupants of a building or complex of buildings with a community of interest permitted 2. All persons (end-users) or occupants in a building or complex of buildings shall be to subscribe to local exchange service of the Company- 3. The telephone rates charged to resale or shared use providers of service shall be on the same basis as business service. 4. The rates contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located 'n other parts of this Company's tariff B. CONDITIONS '1 indicates joint or common '1 . Community of interest as used in Paragraph A . above normally ownership but other factors may be considered 2. The local resale or shared use supplier is required to subscribe to a sufficient number of lines to assure the local network is not impaired and shall provide adequate facilities to its customers. 3. The Company is responsible for the transmission quality up to the point of demarcation with the resale / sirared use supplier. Transmission qualily on the customer side of the demarcation shall be the responsibility of the resale / shared use supplier' ptoviding local 4. The local resale ,/ shared use supplier shall be responsible for exchange teleDhone directories to its customers or users. The Company shall provide the resale / sha;ed use supplier a directory in accordance with Part ll of this tariff' lssued: M/01/06 EffectNe. 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton lvlo. :JF06-99r, Grand fuver Munral Telephone Tariff Part IV Telephone Corp. 3'd Revis€d Sheet 7 Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet 7 Li$"d -d sh*t" p-,,.",,11# ir,.. i;iri i ijt Ju,itis Filed with the Board ,tvjsj0Lt HELD FOR FUTTJRE USE The following sheets are being eliminated fiom Paxt IV ofthis Tarift The information contained on these sheets has been moved to 3'd Revised Sheet 1 and 46 Revised Sheet 2. 3'd Revised Sheet 8 2'd Revised Sheet 9 3'd Revised Sheet l0 l" Revised Sheet I I 2'd Revised Sheet 12 2'd Revised Sheet 13 3'd Revised Sheet 14 2nd Revised Sheet 15 3'd Revised Sheet 16 2nd Revised Sheet 17 3'd Revised Sheet 18 3'd Revised Sheet 19 4m Revised Sheet 20 Original Sheet 2i 1" Revised Sheet 22 2'd Revised Sheet 23 3'd Revised Sheet 24 Original Sheet 25 Issued:04/01/06 Effective:05/01/06 Wendel Myerc Generdl Manager Princeton Mo. Grand River Mutual TELEPHONE TARIFF PART V Telephone Corporation Third Revised Sheet No. 1 Cancels Second Sheet No. 1 Filed with Board GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES DIRECTORY LISTINGS A. GENERAL The following rates are applicable to the alphabetic section of the white pages of the telephone directory for business or residence customers. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this tariff. B. RATES Monthly Rate 1. Additional or alternate listings, per listing ...... * (C) 2. Private service, per listing ...... * 3. Foreign or nonsubscriber service, per listing ...... * (See Condition 4) C. CONDITIONS 1. A primary listing, which may include the name, address and telephone number of the individual, organization, firm or corporation for whom the service has been contracted, will be furnished at no charge. a. Listings will be limited to such information as is necessary for proper identification. b. The length of a listing may be limited by the use of abbreviations where the clarity of the listing and the identification of the customer will not be impaired. c. The Company may refuse to insert any listing which, in its judgment does not facilitate the use of the directory. 2. Additional listings may be furnished with business or residence service for persons who occupy the same premises at the rates shown above. An additional listing may include the same address and telephone number as the primary listing. * - Rates are available to customers at the Company’s office, website or by mail. ISSUED: November 27, 2013 EFFECTIVE: January 1, 2014 Date Date BY: Ron Hinds General Manager Princeton, Missouri 64673 Name Title Address :"ttt rnr.npirorelinrrrr id ? 2t COMPANY 1ST REVrSm SHEr 2 CAIICEILING ORIGINAT SHHT z (D urt"u wlth r. s. c. c. €BisrAL EticltANrlE smv]cE6 DIRECToRY LISTINGS ( Contl.nued ) C. CoNDITIoNS (Conti.nued ) An alternate call listlng refers a calling party to certain other teLephone nunbers such as after bualnesg hourg, on Sundays. ho1!.days, or 1f there LE no anslrer on the flrst lleted nunber, t{here the afternate call nunler 1s that of another custoner, the li8tlng !ril1 be furnlshed only ltith nrltten approval of the other custoner. 4. A forelgn or nonsu.bscrlber listing i9 f,urnished custoner6 requestlng that their ]lst1ng be included 1n a dj.rectory of an exchanqe other than that fron lrhich servlce 1E rendered' The rate for a forei.gn conpany lleting !1111 be tbe rate of the conpany ln lrhose dlrectory the llstlng appears. The Condltlons of paragrapb C.1. above ehalL aFply, 5, Non-llsted nunbers &re the onlerlon of a custoner's llsting ffon hetfi ttre telephene dlrectory and dlrectory asslstance T'EEBFds, a, l{hen nen-llsted nunbers are to be furnl.shed, the custoner w111 hold the Conpany harnless froD any danages eltlch ts1ght ar19e, and w1ll absclve ttte coEpany fror eny responsibtltty for the faLLure of the custoller to receive calls becauge of the non-llsted nunber. b. No charge !rll1 apply for non-listed nunbers. 6, The charge for addltlonal, alternate or private llgtings ls effectlve the day the dlrectory aEslstance record ls posted. 7. The contract period for directory llst1ngs 1s: a. For those servlces that aFpear 1n the dlrectory, the dlrectory perlod; unLess the l1st1nq 1e no longer appllcable becauee of dieconnectlon, renovaL, etc.. of bhe Eervlces with wt!1ch 1t 15 asEoclated. The dlreclory perlod ltarts on the day the directory ls dlstrlbuted and concludeE the day that the Eucceedlng dlrectory is distributed. b. For tttoge aervlcee that do not appear ln the dlrectory, 30 dayB. IBSUS: Oct 23. 1985 EFiECTIVE: Nov 23. 1985 Date Dat e BY: Robert A. HcArton , General Manaqer Princeton, l!0 Nane Addres s tF * t:::: ^EZ Z.t ,o""no*" trro PART V lST REVISED CANCELLING ORIGINAI SHEST 3 Filed lrlth I. S. C, C. CENERAf, EKCHAI'IGE SERVICES EMPLOTtr'S TELEPHONE SERVICE A. GENERAi Enployees' Service i9 offered to all pernanent e!0ployees at their resldence lthen Euch servlce is provl.ded by thlE Conpany. B. RATES 1. I'he conceselon for hpl.oyees' Telephone Servlce is 100? of the reEldence one party access line charge plus trto coDPany provlded instrunents selected frgn nornal gtock. 2. l,lo concegslons rr111 be nade lo enployees for toll nesEageE or oltrer nlscellaneous equlpBent or facl11ties. 3. -'€ervlce nay be furnlshed by the Conpany at ils expense ln the reEldence of enployeeE. when !.n 1ts Judqnent, the lntereete of the cgnpany ln rendering cqntlnuous BervLce to the pubfic !ti1l be advanced, and ehall be llDited to enFloyeeg who are frequently contacted at thelr reeidence outslde of regular offlce hours. concernlng affalrs relatj.ng to tbe business of the Conpany. 4. Each enFloyee shall be entltLed, at no charge. to one outslde nove, one lnslde nove, and one ctrange ln equlPlent durlng each calendar year. C. CONDITIONS l. EnFloyees' Telephone Servlce at thelr residence j.3 avallalLe to ellployees of the Conpany having at least three nonths continuous credlted Eervice ltitb the ConPany. fhls servi.ce i5 not ava11ab1e lthen the enployee resides 1n a boarding and/or rooEinq houge. 2, one Frlnary 113t1ng nay be Provlded ln tbe na!0e of t!!e enployee ( except that the listlng of a narrled lnolen nay be in her or ber truaband'a nane. ) ISSUEDr Oct 23- 1985 EFFECTIVE: Nov 23. 1985 Date Date BYr Robert A. McArton Oe4eraf ila4ese-r . Princeton, M0 Nane T1l1e Address o"*no*ltrrt PART v CO}IPANY lST REVISED SHEST 4 CANCEI,LED ORIGINAI Flled lrith I.3. C. C. GEI{ERAL ETCHANGE SERVICES FIRE REPORTING SRVICE A. GEX\TERAL Flre reportlng servlce ls furnlshed in the lnterest of tbe pubLlc safety by neans of equlpnent Located 1n a central office of the Conpany lhrgugh vrhlch an announcenent nay be nade to geveral phoneE E ltnul tanegusly, The rateg and cbarge contalned hereln are ln addltlon to al.] other aFpllcable rates and charges located ln other parts of this tariff. B. RAIES Honthly Nonrecurrl.ng Rate Charge 1. AutoEatic type a. 10 11ne capaclty N/C N/C { naxiDum) C. CONDITIOI'IS l, ?hts servlce nay be furnlshed in connectlon with lndividual Central Offlce AcceEs Line servi.ces only. 2. Expanded capaclty of flre reportlnq service. or provislon of thlE servlce for other than Volunteer Flre Departnents tt1ll aval.lable under speclal contracts eqttb the Coupany. Oct 23. 1985 Nov 23, 1985 Date BY: Robert A. f'lcArlon ceneral I'lql24qel, Prlnceton. M0 Name Ti.tle Address TF - 88 -434 GRAND RIVER I{UTUAT TSLEPHONE TELEPHONE TARI FI' PARI V COMPANY 2ND REVI SED SHBET 5 CANCELLING lST REVISED sHsBr 5 FILED WITI.I I.S.U.D. liRtiF i.l88AnY GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVI CES ijiii illas Drvist0N FOREIGN EXCHANGE SERVICE GENERAL Foreign Exchange Service is intelexchange service provided at a location in ao exchange other than that-in vhich the-central office j.s located and from which the customer would DorrnaLly be served. The rates and charges contained herein are in additioi to all other appLicable rates and charges tocated in other part6 of this tariff. DEF INl TIONS 1. tocal Exchange - the exchange in which the custoner premise equipnent is located aod in \,rhich service is provided. 2. Serving Exchange - the exchange in which the serving central office is located, 3. Contiguous gxchange - adjoining exchang-es which share a connon oounda ry. 4. Nonconti guous Exchanges - exchanges which do !vnuuvrr vvuluary, c. RATES -L- Rates of the serving Company apply for local exchange servj.ce /tri nr^r,i rla; to the class and grade of se ^o a . P1us, applicable rural nil.eage charges in the local if +ha cus tome r is located outside of the ba6 e ^Y.hr6d6rate area. b, Plus, applicable speciaL access rates contai.oed in the " se rvin9 exchange" Carrier Access tarif f . Applicable special acce s s rates contaioed io tbe " 10 cal exchange" Carrier Access Tar! ff. T SSUED : sEP. 20, 1988 EFFECTIVE: ocr 20 1988 Date Date BY: Robert A. I"lcAr ton General I'lanage r Prioceton. MO. Name ?itle TF - 88-434, GRAND RIVER I'IUTUAL TELEPHONE TELSPHONE TARI FF PART COMPANY 2ND REVISED SHEET 6 CANCEI+LING 1ST REVISED SHEET Filed with I.S.U.D. '1.:iii;:l i.lifiAiii ,uf GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVI CES il rlla:r tilils,i;J FoREIGN EXCHANGE sERvIcE ( continued ) CONDI TIONS 1. Foreign Er.change Service lri11 be Limited to business and residence individual Central Office Access Line Service, or PBx trunks, when facilities fo! its p!ovision are available. 2. one di!ecto!y tisting wilI be provided, without added charge in the alDhabetical directorY covering lhe servlng excnange for each buiiness or re!ide.t"e -service. rn addition, each business custoner will be entitled to a reqular listing in ttre cLassified directory covering the servi.g exchange wilhout additional charge.- Additional listi ng in the alphabetical and/or classified directo!ies coverj.ng the locaL or other e*citanges roay be provided at the rates effective i.n those exchanges. 3. custoners to Foreign Exchange Se!vice are requi red to subscribe to centrai office Access Line service ol the exchange fron nhich service rtouLd nornalLy be rendered. Any suspeo!ion or teri0ination of the primary !oca1 Exchange ser;ice wi.11 requi!e suspension or ternination of the Foreign Exchange Service. cfD ,n 1oaa EFfECTIVE: ocr 20, 1988 DATE DATE BY: Robert A. I{cArton General }lanager Pr inceton, MO. Nane Ti t1e Addre s s TF - 88 -434 l GRAND RIVER I,IUTUAL TETEPI{ONE TELEPHONE TARI !'F PART V COIiIPANY 2ND REVI SED SHEET 7 CANCELL]NG 1ST REVI SED SHEET ? TARIFf Fi led wi.th I.S.U.D. I.IORARY LiIlUTt€S D'Vts,0N GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVI CES FOREIGN EXCEANGE SERVICE ( Cont ioued ) D. COND:TIONS ( Continued ) 4. calls beyond the local calling area of the se rvrog exchalr9e ue PErnrrrL...-....ed. ISSUED: SEP.20, 1988 EFFECT]VE: OCT 20, 1988 DATE DATE BY: ROBERT A. I'ICARTON GENERAL MANAGER PRlNCETON, }1O. NA}l8 TITLE ADDRES S TF' e0-109 GRAND RIVER I'IUTUAL TELEPIIONE TETEPIIONE TARIFF PART V COMPANY 2ND REVISED SIIEET NO. 8 CANCELLING 1ST REVISED SHEET NO. 8 Fi 1ed with r.s.c.c. O TARIFF LIBRARY GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVICE uTltrItEs otvtstof{ SELD FOR FUTURE USE I SSUSD: l'fAR. 23 , 1990 EPFECTIVE: APR, 23, 19 90 Date Dat e ROBERT A. MCARTON, GENERAL I{ANAGER, PRINCETON, }IO. Nane Title Address l i.Tr- oo-gg ' Grand Rivei Mutual Telephone Tariff Telephone cory. 4rb Revised Sheet 9 Canceling 3'd Revised Sheet 9 l{liil: ilil:i'r;i! Filed with the Board tiTltitiis |)i',/isi0fi GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Toll Blocking Service A. General 1. Toll Blocking service provides denial of outgoing 0+ and i+ iong ciisianca calls for central office access lines or trunks. 2. This service is provided only where central olfice capabilities permil the offering' B Rates Monthly Nonrecurring Rate Charoe (c) 1. Toll Blocking Service (Outgoing calls only) C. conditions '1. The customer shall not be permitted to place outgoing calls to an operator or any part of the 0+ or 1+ long distance network when this service is in effect' 2. Incomins calls a.re not restdcted. * Rates arc available to the customer fiom the ComPany's omce, vr'€bsite or by ail lssued:04/01/06 EfTective:05/01/06 Wendel Myers Ceneral Madag€r Princeton Mo. ' ?S; r:;= * E,il ?il o**o *rrr* ,iono* **"no"s"*r* PAIT "u*COHPANY " 1ST REVISD L0 CANCELLING ORICINAf, SHEf 10 F1led wlth L5,C,C. GANMAL E'CHANGE SIRVTCE LINE ECTENS]ONS A. EENERAL tlne extenelons nay be provlded as set forth ln thls tariff for any cLasc and grade of Cenlral Office Accesg f,lne to custoners or appllcants beyond the exlstlngr facllltlee of the Conpany. erithln the Eane exchange, The charges contained heretn are ln additlon to all other appllcable ratee and charges located ln other parts af thls tarlff. B. CHARGES Nonrecurring ChargeE L. Extenston of facll ltles a. the Ease Rate/or Speclaf Rate Areas'llthln of the Conpany None b, Outslde of the Base Rate and/or Special Rate Areas of the Conpany withln the exchange boundarLes 1) Extension of fac111t1ee lrhen coste are lesa than the averagte anount of Outside Plant investnent of, tbe Conpany. (See forrnula bel.ow, ) None 2) Extension of facili.ties when costs are greater than the average anount of outslde Plant lnveetlent of th15 Couputed by Conpany. Fornula I9SUEDT Oct 23. 1985 EFFECTIVE: Nov 23, 1985 Date Date BY: Robert A. i.lcArton General Manaqcl, Princeton, M0 Nane Tit 1e Address ?F"#j li *8 trgd TELEPH'!{E tr* ]ST REVISED SHtrT _lt CANCTLING ONIGINIL SHETT 11 Flled erlth L S. C,C, GE}IER.AI, EXCHANGE SERVICES lIl{E E B. CIIARCES ( Contlnued ) 2, Fornula for conputlng chargeg; a. Outslde Plant, net value 1n lasl Conpany fl.nancial report. Elenents to lnclude: Plant Under ConstructLon 2) Pol,e tineE 3) Aerlal Cable 4', Underqround Ca.ble 5) Buried CaDle 5) Aerlal tllre '7t Underground Conduit b. Nunber of Central Offlce Access Llnes, at gane date as a. c. DlvLded a. by b. equaL8 d. d, Averege outslde Plant, per Central Offlce Acce5s line e. Deternine totrl cost of OulElde Plant ertension f. Subtract d, fron e. (if poEstble) equaLs 9. E. Renalnder 1s the dollar anount of, the l1ne extension due fron the cugtomer. ISBUST Oct 23. 1985 EFFECTIVE: Nov 23, 1985 Date Dat e BY: Robert A, l,lcArton General Hanader Prl h^a|^. Mn Name TltLe Address a CRAI{D RIVER MIXTUAI TEI,EPHOIIE TEI,EPHOITE TA?TT PART COUPill{Y lST RSVrSm SHEEI' 12 CANCEIII}IG ORIGINAL SHE T L2 Ftled lrith I. S. C. C. GEIIERAL EICHANGE SERVICES LME E(IENSIoNS ( Contlnued ) C. CONDITIONS 1. Route and type of fecllitleE. a, The Conpany ehalL detertnlne the route and lype of constructlon lrhlch !1111 be uEed 1n the extenslon of its facilitieg eritbln an eaclranqe. A11 such l1ne extenslons shall be olnted and lalntalned by the Conpany. The Conpany wl1l be responslble for the route of the proposed line eltension facllltles upon nhlch costs will be developed. Such routes n11,1 lnclude the last pole or pedeetal on publlc or prlvate property but w111 exclude the drop wlre ( naxlnun of 3!! E!-) for lhe bulldlng ln whlcb the telephone servlce ls to be located. Any dlfference 1n costs between the type of cgnstructlon proposed by the Conpany for use on a l1ne ertenslon and the type of conEtructlon requested by the custoner etlll be charged at actual cost for the dlfference, (See Part II, Special lYpe of Constructlon. ) d, Uhen tlto (2) or nore appllcants nutually agree they oay be consldered as a "group. " Llne extenslon chargeg w11l be esta.bllshed in order to deternlne tbe alount of constructlon lrhich needs to be provlded. LLne extension charges conputed far tbe total extenslon, less allortabfe costs, nay be proportlonately dtvlded anong the applicant naking up the "qroup" . 2. obllgatlon of lhe Conpany a. The conpany's obllgatlon to provlde Eervlce through f,ine extenslons 1s eoLely dependent upon i;e abl11ty to secure, retain. and naintaln sulta.ble rlghtE-of-!tay ltithout unreaEonable expenge. b. The ConF4ny wllL survey all prosspecllve custoners etho could recalve servlce fron each proposed llne extensloEn project prlor to itE constructlon, I33tlD: Oct 23, 1985 ETECTIVE r Nov 23, 19885 Date Date Robert A- McArton General Manaqer Princelon, M0 Narne Tlt1e Address I '" _ g?e* o"o"o* tro PART V 15? REVISED CANCELTING ORIGINAI, SHEET 13 F1led erlth L 5. C,C, GENMAL E IINE H{|B,TSIONS ( Conti.nued ) C, CONDITIONS ( Contlnued ) 3. Paynent of chargeE appllcalle to li.ne extensione nay be paid either ln advance or on a recurrlng lonthly basls includlng any appllcable carrying charges, over a tlaxitnun 36-nonth perlod. at the optlon of the Conpany, a. A custoner payinq the charges on a nontbly .ba91s erho dlscontlnued servlce rrlthln the three (3) year lern, ls obllgated to pay a ternlnatlon charEe which equals the nonthly charges renalnlnq ln the origlnal three (3) year tern. An agreenent setllng forth the terns of paynent shaLl be executed between the Conpany and the custoner. 4. Appllcante requestlng servlce whlcb can be provided f,ran a previougly eslall1shed line extension project: a. Withln L2 nonths fron the tlne Eervtce wag lnltlally provlded by neang of such 1lne extenslong, inltial charges w111 be reconputed by the Conpany and the appl!.cant e7111 pay a proportlonate share of such cttargeg as if they ltere one of the lnltlaL appllcants and approprtate refunds wl.Ll be nade to the original cugtoner(s). b. After 12 nonths fron the tlne aervice was lnltlally provlded. such applicant(s) erill be responslbLe for the chargeE and conditions apptlcalle to the establlshnent of llne extenElon fac1l1tles resulred to serve hln (or then) alone, 5. Except as provlded elselrhere 1n thls tarlft, refunds of l1ne extenElon charges lrlLl not be paid by the Corpany. 6. Supersedure of service provided fron a llne ettenglon and any adjustnent in an aoount paid by a cuEtoner dlgcontlnulng such servlce durlngr the lnltlal three ( 3 ) year tern and an apFllcant supirseding Euch servlce will be a natter of negotlatl.on between the digconnectlng custgDer. Itho haE obllgated hllself for the llne extenslon charge and ttle superseding appllcant. I 33UED : ___-__..1Q9!_!!.-!!!!__EFFECTIVE : }lov 23. 1985 Date BY: Robert A. llcArton General Manaqer DPi h-ai^n Mn Nane Title * *;*n TELEPH'NEoT*rrF -$r2* 1ST REVfSm SHEqr 14 C.AI.ICEII ING ONICINAi SHEET 14 Filed t'ltb I. S. C. C. GEI.IERAL E(CHANGE SMVICES LINE H(rENSIONS ( Contlnued ) C, C0NDI?IoNS ( Continued ) 7. ttle Conpany !111.1 have the option to epeclfy the type of conEtructl.on to be used when line extenslong are requested for gervlce i.nta real. estate subdivislona or nobile hotne parks. Any difference in costs of types of plant facilltles used by the Conpany or requeeted by the subdivider erill be negotlated beilreen the parties. 8. llhen the 11ne extenslon proposed contal.ns groitth potentlal to provide for anticipated future Eervice denandg. the ProPosed custoner(s) itlll only be obligated for that portlon of Euch llne extension co9t9 as lrould be neceEsary to serve hln (or her) a1one. It !r1Ll be to that eeqreqated anount thal ttle Fornula for average Outalde Plant costs w1ll be aPpLled. 9. Llne extenslons of a tenporary or speculatlve nature a. Line extension of the Conpany'3 faclLltl.es nay be nade to provlde gervlce of a tenporary or sPeculatlve nature, An appLlcant lrhose gervlce is consldered Epeculatlve or tenporary Ln nature !'t111 be cbarged the totaf actual costg of congtructlon and eEtlnated costs of renoval, lesE salvage value. for tbe naterlal used to esta5119h the servlce. 1) If after a 12 lonth perlod the tenporary or EpeculatLve projecl 1e coneldered by the Conpany to be a pernanent Eervlce, a refund nay be nade to the custoner for Lhe dlfference between costs pald and the chargeE lrb1ch ltou1d have been canputed for regular a line extenalon. ISSUEDT Oct 23. 1985 EFFECTIVE: [r^r, ,t lqAq Date Dat e Robert A. McArbon , General Manager , Princeion, M0 Nane Tit 1e Address MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES AND FACILITIES (Continued) N. OFF-PREMISE EXTENSION (OPX) SERVICE 1. Off-premise extension circuits are provided to allow the customer the option of extending his telephone service to a second location within the wire center using the company’s cable or fiber distribution facilities. Off-premise extension circuits are furnished subject to the availability of circuits and provided when no unusual expense is involved. Distances for determination of rates shall be based on airline miles between the normal location and the location of the off-premise extension. Off-premise extension service is not available in exchanges served by fiber. 2. If a customer requests an OPX line at the same premise and: (a) the line goes back to the pedestal, and (b) a cable pair from an additional premise cable to a separate location is used, then the following OPX charges apply. a. Mileage Charges*. Customers will be billed at $0.70/per ¼ mile of cable if cable is installed by and belongs to the Company. i. Mileage is calculated by measuring the distance between the stations that are ringing the same number or the distance from pedestal to second location, whichever is applicable. ii. If a customer pays for the materials and labor to have cable buried between two buildings on the same premise, OPX mileage is not charged. This is a customer owned OPX, and the maintenance of same is the customer’s responsibility. b. Additional Local Service Charges and Simultaneous Ring Charges. If a customer requests an OPX line and a second cable pair or fiber is needed, then the customer will be billed for an additional local service line at the rates described elsewhere in this tariff. Simultaneous Ring Service may also be required at each additional location. * Rates shown on this tariff sheet are for informational purposes only and are not subject to the jurisdiction of the Missouri Public Service Commission. t t. .It 06-99 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART V Telephone 3d Revised Sheet 15 Canceling 2nd Revised Sheet 15 Filed with the Board itiltii t_!EiiAiiY ultLi: ti3 i_rtlrititrr GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Milage Rates A. General Mileage rates apply for extending standard voice grade intra-exchange service between locations on the same premises, between premises or outside the Base Rate Area Any other intra-exchange improved grade of circuits may be provided as set forth in the General Rules and Regulations-Construction. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this Tariff. B. MTES Monthlv Rate Between Building on Different Premises, per % mile or ftac{ion thereof 1. (c) a. Per two wire circuit...... c. coNDrTtoNs 1. Mileage measurement is the foolage distance between the terminals. 2. When facilities must be constructed to provide seryice to an applicant beyond the Base Rate Area, charges shall be determined as set forth under Line Extensions. * Rates are available to customers at th€ Company's ofiice, website or by mail lssued;04/01/06 Etfectve: 05/01/06 Wendel l\4yers General Managea Princeton Mo. . _Ir- 06 -99 r Crra[d River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART V Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised Sheet 1 6 Canceling 2"d Revised Sheet 16 Ti"lii-rl {-!3i:iil Filed with the Board Uiltiili! iirlir'J:t GENERAT EXCI{ANGE SERVICE MILEAGE R{TES, SPECIAL CIRCTJITS A. GENERAL Channels for services not specifically named elsewhere in thes€ tariffs, and for purpos€s oihei iha., telephonic communication, will b€ fumished where facilities are available and where in the judgm€nt ofthe tel€phone company the use to be made of such channels is not contrary to regulalions. B. RATES MONTHLY RATE 1. Channel for PBX tie lines, or alarm circuits, and like purposes, fiIst (c) half-mile or fiaction thercofcircuit m€asuement...... -...... ,...... $ Each additional one-quarter mile or fraction thereof..-..-...... --,.-...... $ 2. Channels for use in comection with interexchange facilities for mdio broadcasting charmels betwe€n pick-up points and a radio station or studio, between a ladio station arld/or studio and the transmitter, frst one-quarter mile or fraction thereof on a line measunement-..... -...... $ Each additional one-quarter mile or liaction thereof...... -. .. - - -. . -. -....-...... $ 3. Ar installation charge equal to the cost of labor required to install sucb (c) channels applies to each chaimel in lieu ofa service connection charge. * Rates are available to customen fiom the Company's offices, website Issued:04/01/06 Efrective: 05/0U06 wendel Myers General Manager Pnnceton Mo. lf * r'i * *4.1 t) TELEPHoNE ?RIFT PAR? v COMPANY 1ST REVISED SHEEI 77 CANCELL II.IG ORIGINAI, SHEtrT !7 Flled with I. S. C. C. GENERAL EXCTIANGE STNVICES l,{11eage Rates. Special Clrcuits C. Conditi.ons t. ff the uee to lrhlch these channels are to be put requires that they be equallzed or batanced, tfre fnfiiai equaifz"iion--oi bal.anclng and future adjustnents-by shal,L be done by the subscriber, or 1f done the teLephone conpany, the cost thereof witL be bl1led to th; subscribei, 2. The Telephone Conpany does not hold llself out to furnisb channels wlth a trangnlssion Level of a better grade lhan clrcults uEed for nornal telephonlc colrnunication and !rj.ll do so only if physlcally and econornlcal.Ly practicable fron the conpany's standpolnt. 3, The subscriber nugt agree that the volune of electrical lnput on Euch channels !111.1 be $aintained at a level Eufflclenlly Lom go as not to cauge lnterference irith other gervlces of the Telephone Conpany. 4. ff any-of the specla] clrcult requested 1s outside the Base r{aEe Areau such clrcuit 1s furnlshed ln accordance rrlth the regulatlons contalned under,,Constructlon and Chargeg. ,, Installatlon IS$UED: Oct 23, t9B5 EFFECTIVE: Nov 23, tg8s Dat e Date BY: Robert A. McArton General llanaqe! . Prlnceton, f,10 Nahe Address i.IF- 06-99 t Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART V Telephone Corp. 2^d Revised Sheet 18 canceling 1"t Revised Sheet 18 il;iiii. Lil_i:i:ir Filed with the Board t"t :.tii I i:.1 i:iljjr.r.r GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES I]ELD FOR FUTURE USE Issued:04/01/06 Ef€ctive: 05/01/06 Wendel Myen General Manager Grand River Mutual TELEPHONE TARIFF PART V Telephone Corporation Third Revised Sheet No. 19 Cancels Second Sheet No. 19 Filed with Board GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES TEMPORARY OR VACATION SUSPENSION [1] (C) A. GENERAL Temporary Suspension of Service is available for vacation purposes at a reduced rate for all customers. B. RATES 1. The monthly rate will be * % of the regular rate for the services suspended, with payment made in advance and the allowance applied after the service is restored. 2. No other service charges will apply for the suspension and subsequent restoral of service. C. CONDITIONS 1. Temporary suspension of service may begin and terminate on any day of the month, provided notice is given sufficiently in advance for arrangements to be made. 2. The minimum period for which this service may be provided is one month. 3. No outward or inward service will be provided during the suspension period. 4. Bills shall continue to be rendered to the customer at the regular billing dates during the period of suspension. [1] Effective January 1, 2014, Suspension of Service will no longer be available to new (C) customers. Existing customers will be allowed to complete or continue any prearranged suspended service until May 1, 2014 when the service shall sunset and no longer be available. * - Rates are available to customers at the Company’s office, website or by mail. ISSUED: November 1, 2013 EFFECTIVE: January 1, 2014 Date Date BY: Ron Hinds General Manager Princeton, Missouri 64673 Name Title Address , JF- 06 -gg r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff PART V Telephone Corp. 2nd Revised Sheet 20 Canceling'1sr Revised Sheet 20 ;iiiil:i llil,,.r;:'i Filed with the Board LiTii: iit. i:]rr1i,i,r GENERAT EXC}IANGE SERVICES TONE DIAL SERVICE (Pushbutton Sewice) A. GENERAL Tone Dial Service prcvides the ability to originate telephone calls tbrough the use of t.iePhr'ie instruments equipped with push-buttons in place ofthe standald Rotary Dial. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts ofthis Tariff. B, RATES Monthly Non-Recurring Rate Charqe l. Tone Dial Service (c) a. ResideDce l) Per Central Office Access Line b. Business 1) Per Central Ofiice Access Line 2) Key Systern Line * 3) PBX/PABX Trunk Line (c) C. CONDITIONS 1. This service will be fumished only where the necessary €quipment and related facilities are available. 2. Tone Dial line rates and charges apply when customer-prcmise equipment is equipped for Tone Dial qp€ services. * Rates are available to customers ftom ahe Company's ofrcg website or by mail Issued:04/01/06 EfTectiv€:05/01/06 wendel My€rs Geneml Manager htrceton Mo. r Jt 06-991 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. 2nd Revised Sheet 21 Canceling '1"' Revised Sheet 21 lAliii: iiili,'tirr FILED WITH I.S,C.C. iililliili iritillill' GENERAL EXCTIANGE SERVICES HELD FOR FUTIJRE USE Issued:04/01/06 Etrectiv€: 05/01/06 wendel My€rs General Manager TF. 90- r01 I GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARI FF PART ffi 2ND REVI SED SHEEI NO. 22 CANCETLING 1ST REVI SED SIIEET NO. 22 riled with I.S.C.C. .r i, i: GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVI CES IARJTF TIBP/iR} LryJllIjES Drr/l:ict,r ADJACENT EXCHANGE SERVICE A. GENERAL (c) 1. Adjacent Exchange service 1s offered to customers of this cornpany !n any aolac;ot cootiguous exchange in the state of I o$ra . 2. The custoner nust subscribe to service in tbe prinary exchange to be eligibLe for this service. 3. the lates anal charges contained herein are in-addition to all oifrei' ilpricauf" -rat"i'-ina iharges located in othet parts of this ta!iff. (N) 4. This adjacent exchange ta!iff shall not affect the terns under which a custoner a""uitr"" adjacent exchange service' if that l""io."i wis receiving adjaceit exchange service Prior to ADril 26, 1989. B. DETINITIONS 1. PrinarY Exchange_The * frung" in whi ch the custorner ls located. " " , Adjacent (secondary) adjacent contiguous exchange trom whtcn a secono-Exchanqe-The can be-extended into the prinary exchange. "..t,t6e Construction Charges-The costs, including nornal overhead -"oiii regrouping.of lines,.incu!red bv the rot excend ""'i"r"!"--iiiacoilpany(s) in the provision 6r riclilties required . to irre' airjacent exchinge service to the prenises of the customer in the prinary exchaoge. poles vhen 4. Tel.eDhone Plant-the-""tiia" centla1 office equiPnent, wire' ;;;;i;;;i"--;;d plant facirilies necessarv in the pi-ovi s i on of this service. 5, Point of connection-Exchanqe boundary 1ine,.or Point.at vhich olant facj.lities cross, betnreen lhe prinary and adjacent exchan9eB. APR. 20, 1990 I SSUED: r'rAR. 20, 1990 EFFECTIVE ! Date Date ?RrNcEtoN, MO. ROBERT A.,I{CARBON, GENERAL MANAGER ' Nane Addre sE 3-89 ; It- 06-99 | Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. 3rd Revised Sheet 23 cancelino 2nd Revised Sheet 23 - r,:t,ti , ir-rlti_,:n -:, :r ... Filed with the Board GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES ADJACENT EXCIIANGE SERVICE (Continued) C. CHARGES - (Nomecurring) L The charges applicable to the customff in the provision ofthis service are: a. In the pnmary exchange: l) Al1 construction charges for €xtending the telephone plant faciliti€s of the primary company from the custom€r location to the point of connection at the adjacent exchange boundary. These charges will be paid to the primary exchange company. b. In the adjacent exchange: 1) Construction chargesapplicable for extending the telephone plant facilities of the adjacent company from the point of connection at the pdmary exchange boundary to the available facilities in the adjacetrl gxchange for the rcquested service. These charges will be paid to fte adjacent exchatrge company. 2. All charg€s (estimated costs) will be paid in advance; and differences bet\teen actual and estimated costs will be refunded to the customers, or remitted to the company(s), as may b€ applicable. D. RATES - (Monthly Recuring) l. The rates applicable to the customer a.e: a. All filed tariff rates of the adjacent exchange company for the service provided, plus b. Exchange mileage mtes based on the cable rout€ distance fiom customer's location in the primary exchange to the point of connection with the adjacent exchange- MONTHLY RATE l) First one mile or fraction thereof (c) 2) Each additional % mile fraction thereof (c) * Rates are available to customers at the Company's Office, website or by mail. D Issued:04/01/06 Eff€ctive: 05/0 U06 Wend€l Myen G€neral Manager Princeton Mo. TF - 90-101 PART GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF NO. CO!IPANY 2ND REVISED SHEET 24 CANCSLLING 1ST REVISSD SHEET NO. 24 (D Filed with I.s.c.c. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVI CES ADJACENT EXCI{ANGE SERVICE IAR T LIERAR} UTJTJTIES DIVISi'I,1 E. CONDITIONS 1. No to11 calls vill be placed fron or charges.to the custoner'9 ia:i"""t exchange ceirtral office access line tiies as the pri;ary exchange central office access"*!"p:.:! I'ine "y:lnas beeo reported to be out of service. a. Aoy violation of this condition ttiIl be cause for suspensron or !ermination of the Adjacent Exchange Service ' b. when service from the primary exchange has been rePorted out of order, tol1 caIls PIaced from Lhe a'llacent excnange central. office access tioi wiLl be rated fron the adjacent exchange. ) The rates, charges and billing for primary service (c) (DIus toil chaiqes on the prinary c;ntra] office-exchange access Iine) iiir-u"--lit"--'i.lponiilititv of 'the prinarv-.conpanv' rhe orinatv exchanqe companv-alii-irlate sialt bilt for the adjacent exchange :;;;i;; ;;i" settlemelrt to the secondatv !*"trunou'io.ounv,";;- uniiss-the primary exchange and the adjacenc exchanle agrle to a different bil ling arrangenent ' All outsi.ile t.elephone plant and facilities vitl be o\toed' i"itiiiia and iraintained by the company(s) in whose exchaoge it is provi ded. A customer subscribing to adjacent exchange service nust al'so subscribe to service fion the Primary exchange ' Any iuip.osion or ternination of the prina;Y service !'till iuqirit" s.r"p"ttsion or terninatioo of 95cha1g9the adjacent exchange service. Disconnection of Se rvi cq a. when service provialed under this tariff is disconnected' because the customer haE no further need of such' or for _r_efundsof either primary or adjacent service' "o"pay.""tno of asrounts paid'previously by"ISha19:, the custoder for ihe exteosion of this s;rvic; $rill be nade by the collPany' !rAR. 20, 1990 EFFECTIVE: APR. 20, 1990 Date Date BY: ROBERT A. MCARTON. GENERAL }IANAGER, PRINCETON, }1O ' Nane Addre66 3-89 TF. e0-101 PART GRAND RIVER MUTUAT TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARTFF 2ND REVISED SI'EET NO. CANCELLING 1SI REVISED SHEET NO. ! rirea lri th r.s.c.c. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVI CES ADJACENT EXCHANGE SERVI CE TARiIT IIBRARY uTtLrTtts Dtvisiotl E. coNDITIoNS ( continued ) 6. Reuse of Facilities a. when disconnected facilities are reused by. a subsequent adiacent excnange service custoner requi ring the sane q;iAu or servicel no additional construction charges wlrt ie appliea to such !econnected facil'itj'es' providing no addi.tionaL construciio; of telephone ptant is required' the- tariff provi sions (c) 1' '. Failure of the customer to comply wilh - i"iit.a to adjacent exchange- sirvice nake the cuslomer to disc5ntinuance of-service after-shal1 appropriate nobice' ""Uj""i go (c) 8. Adjacent exchange service shalL be restricted only residential .rrrii"" a waiver is pernitted by the uiifit;."" Board""r'trr"" for a particular customer for good cause shown. 20 1990 EFFECTIVE: APR. 20, 1990 I SSUED: !lAR. , Date O. ROBERT A. I'ICARTON, GENERAL }IANAGER, PR]NCSTON. Name firla AddreEs r:li TF- 04 -89 GRAND RI}'ER MUTUAL TELEPI{ONE TELEPIIONE TARIIT PART V COMPANY 4'h RTVISED SEEET NO. 26 CANCELLING 34 RXIIISED STIEET NO. 26 Fileil with lhe Board '...: i, -. -,r'.,"' l-'i,..,,,-.. ;, l' i GENERAI, EXCEANGE SER\'ICES HELD FOR FUTT]RE USE ISSUED: Jan, 28,2004 EFFECTM: Mrr, 1, 2004 BY: Wend€l Myers GENERAL MANAGER PRINCETON, MO. :-,: ,l; _g GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TDLEPEONE TEIJPEOIYE TARIIT PART V COMPANY 2d REVISED SHEET No. 27 CANCELLING 1" RXVISED SEEET NO. 2? Tlllii.l:'?,li'i FILED rYith the Board !ii iii;;;5 l!,i::1il GEI\ERAL EXCHANGE SERI'ICES HELD FOR FUTI]RE USE ISSUED: Jan. 28,2004 DF'FDCTIVE| Mar. 1, 2004 BY: Wendel Myers GEI\ERAL MANAGER PRINCETON, MO GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Optional Services and Features A. Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) 1. General a. Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) – Primary Rate Interface (PRI) is a central office based service arrangement that is an alternative for individual access services, such as Direct Inward Dialing (DID), Direct Outward Dialing (DOD), 800/888 Services, Wide Area Telecommunications Services, and local business trunks. b. ISDN-PRI is provisioned on a 1.544 megabit per second (Mbps) facility and uses the ISDN architecture of 23 “B” channels and one “D” channel to provide the customer with the capabilities of simultaneous access, transmission and switching of voice, data and imaging services via channelized transport. In addition, ISDN-PRI may be provided with fewer “B” channels on an individual case basis (ICB) depending on the special circumstances of the customer. c. ISDN-PRI provides the capability to transport customer information in the form of circuit-switched voice or data up to 64 Kbps over any “B” channel. d. ISDN-PRI and other local services are offered on an end user basis only. Use of such services for transmitting interexchange traffic that does not either originate and terminate at the customer premises is prohibited. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Optional Services and Features (Cont’d) A. Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) (Continued) 2. Regulations a. ISDN-PRI service is only available from serving central offices equipped with the necessary facilities to provide ISDN-PRI service. Feature availability and service capabilities are dependent on the facilities and the digital technology providing the service. b. Customer Provided Equipment (CPE) must be NI-2 compliant (meet the National Standard for PRI). Any CPE that requires custom switch features not supported in the NI-2 specification may be supported as an exception. c. This Tariff provides for PRI switching capabilities only and additional services must be subscribed to under separate sections of this Tariff. Each ISDN-PRI facility is provided with one telephone number. d. This tariff does not provide for the transmission of packet data on the “B” or “D” channels, but this service can be provided on an individual case basis. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Optional Services and Features (Cont’d) A. Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) (Cont’d) 3. ISDN-PRI Features The following B-channel features are offered to the customer, at no additional charge. a. Call-by-Call Service Selection provides an option to the dedicated channel configuration by allowing channels to be configured to access multiple services on a per call basis. With this feature, separate facilities are not required for individual services, such as DID, DOD, WATS, 800/888 services, and local switched access lines. b. Clear Channel Capability allows the customer to transport 64 Kbps over the PRI channels with no constraint on the quantity or sequence of bits using the “Bipolar with Eight Zero Substitution” method of providing bit sequence independence. c. Fractional DS1 ISDN-Originating allows the customer to set up N x 64 Kbps calls from an ISDN-PRI in real-time and in the same manner as any circuit switched ISDN call. d. Fractional DS1 ISDN-Terminating allows the customer to receive N x 64 Kbps calls from an ISDN-PRI in real-time and in the same manner as any circuit switched ISDN call. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Optional Services and Features (Cont’d) A. Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) (Cont’d) 4. ISDN-PRI Rate Structure a. ISDN-PRI Access 1. Non-recurring charges for the initial database configuration work and installation of the ISDN-PRI Interface at the Customer Premises apply per each 1.544-Mbps facility provisioned. b. Channel Activations 1. Channel Activations will be provided at no charge during initial installment of ISDN-PRI access. c. Channel Usage 1. Voice/Data channel usage rates will apply on a per channel basis. d. Subsequent Activity 1. Non-recurring charges for database configuration work will apply for all subsequent activity related to changes in channel configuration or ISDN-PRI attributes. The database charges are applied per PRI. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Optional Services and Features (Cont’d) A. Integrated Services Digital Network – Primary Rate Interface (ISDN-PRI) (Cont’d) 5. ISDN-PRI Rates and Charges Monthly Nonrecurring Rate Charge a. Channel Activation and Usage, per B Channel $ 24.50 D Channel $ 29.50 b. Example 1. Standard IDSN-PRI service 23 B Channels x $24.50 = $563.50 1 D Channel x $29.50 = $29.50 $593/month Example 2. Elementary School ICB ISDN-PRI service. 12 B Channels x $24.50 = $294.00 1 D Channel x $29.50 = $29.50 $323.50/month c. ISDN-PRI also requires one T-1 line and any applicable port charges at the rates and terms described in the National Exchange Carrier Association (NECA) interstate tariff in which the Company concurs. d. Installation and configuration change charges are applicable as described elsewhere in this tariff and/or the NECA tariff. Current installation and configuration change charges include 10 hours at the current labor rate, 2 trip charges at the current trip charge rate, and 1 service order fee at the current service order rate. e. Caller ID Number is a feature described elsewhere in this tariff, and an additional Caller ID charge will apply per each trunk. , JF- 06-99 t Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff ' Part V Telephone Corp. 3d Revised Sheet 28 Cancelinq 2nd Revised Sheet 28 1AP'!': r 'nniDv l; rt Filed with the Board !l ii ','r ,rr" GENERAI EXCHANGE SERVICES CUSTOIVI CALLING SERVICES B. Rates 1. Rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other appljcable rates and charges located in other parts of this tariff and are on a per access line equipped basis. 2. lndividual Services MONTHLY RATE Residence (c) a. Abbreviated Dialing-Speed Call 8...... b. Abbreviated Dialingspeed Call 30..-..... c. Anonymous Call Rejection (CIASS)...... d. Automatic Call Back Repeat Dial (CLASS).-...-...... ' e. Automatic Line..... I Automatic Recall, Call Retum...... -...... g. Call Forward Busy h. Call Forward-Fixed i. Call Fo&ard-Remote Access... -...... j. Call Forward...... k- Call Forward-No Answer...... - l. Call Waiting.....,.... m. CallWaiting with Cancel CallWaiting.-.. n. Calling Name & Number Delivery...... o. Calling Name Blocking, percall (C[ASS)...... -...... ' p. Calling Number Delivery (CLASS)..-...... q. Calling Number Blocking, per call (CLASS).-..-..-...... -...... - r. Customer O.iginated Trace (1) During Business Hrs. (per occunence) (2) After Hrs. Non-Emergeocy (per occurrence) s. Distinctive Ringing/Call Waiting (CLASS)...... -.,...-...... - t. Malicious CallHold ...... -..... N/A N/A u. Restrict Outgoing.. (c) * Rates are available to customers at the Company's Office, website or by mail lssued:04i01/06 Effective: 05/0 1 /06 O Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo. 7F-9?- r59 PARTV GRAND RII'ER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONETARIFF COMPANY 2ND REVISED SHEET NO. 29 CANCELLING IST REVISED SIIEET NO. 29 FILED WITH THE BOARI) TARIff tIsiARY DIVISION CEI\IERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES UIII'IIIES CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SERVICE B. R{TES 1 Rates and cbarges contain€d herein ate i! addition to all orher alplicable rates and cbarges located in othei parrs ofthis tariff and are on a per access lite equipped basis' Monlliy 2. Mividual Services Residence - Business 2.00 Abbreviated Dnling-Spe€d Call 8...... 2.04 2.95 2.95 Abbreviated DialiDg-Speed Cau 30 . . 1.95 1.95 Anonl,rnous Call Rejection (CLASS)...... - - - ..... Automatic Call Back Repeat Dial (CLASS) |.95 1.95 Autonatic Lin€...... N/C N/C Automatic Recall Call Retum (CLASS)...... 1.95 L95 Call Forward Busy 1.95 1.95 1.95 1.95 Ca[ Folward-Fixed...... 1.95 1.95 L00 Call Forwad...... -- 1.00 1.95 1.95 CalI Forward-No Arswer...... -.. - - -.. L00 Call Waiting...... L00 2.J0 Call Waiting with Cancel Call Waitirg...... 2.50 5.95 Caling Name & Number Delivery (CLASS) . . 5.95 N/C Calling Name Blocking Per Call (CLASS) .... N/C 3.95 Calling Number Delivery (CLASS)...... 3.95 Calli.g Number Blocking Per Call (CLASS)...... N/C N/C Customer Originated Trace (CLASS). -...... I0.00 (l). During Business Hoursr-...... (Per Occurrence) 10.00 (Per Occurrence) 100.00 100.00 i2). After Hours for Non-Emergencies - - -. ... . -. -.. 1.95 1.95 s. Distinctive Ringing/CallWaiting (CLASS)...... N/A Malicious Call Hold. . . . N/A Restriot Outgoing...... N/A N/A Not A!?ilablo at this time. 07-28-97 DATE OF ISSUE: 06-27-97 DATEEITECTIVE: MO. ISSUED BYr PHILIP S. JOHNSON, GENERAL MANAGER, PRINCETON, i .rr- 06-99 1; Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone corp. 4In Revised Sheet 30 Canceling 3'd revised Sheet 30 r IiniFi L:ti;i. . r.r Filed with the Board UIlLlTrt.i;.. .t, GENEML EXCHANGE SERVICES CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALLING SERVICE B. Rates (cont'd) 2. Individual Services (cont'd) Monthly Business (c) v. Selective Call Acceptance (CLASS) w. Selective Call Forwarding (CIASS) x. Selective Call Rejection (CLASS) y. Teen Service z. Three Way Calling aa. Touch Tone Service bb. Warm Line 3. Package Rates a. Package #1 l. Touch Tone Line 2. Call Waiting 3. call forwaiding 4. 3-Way Calling 5.8NumberSpeedCall b. Package #2 l Touch Tone Line 2. call waiting 3- Call Forwarding 4. 3-Way Calling c. Package #3 l. Touch Tone Line 2. Call Waiting Line 3. Call Forwarding 4. 8 Number Speed Call d. Package #4 1. Touch Tone 2. Call Waiting 3 . 3-Way Cauing (c) 4. 8 Number Speed Call * Rates are available to customers from the Company's office, website. or by mail Issued: 04/01/06 Effeotivei 05/01/06 wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo- .ff- OG -99 t Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff ' Part V Telephone Cotp: 1'I Revised Sheet 30.1 Canceling Original Sheet 30.1 ..Illii;r: j rgf,anv Filed with the Board uiiulii.J f: ..jrij GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SERVICE B. Rates (Cont'd) Monthly Residence Business 3. Package Rates (Cont'd) (c) Package # 5 1. Touch Tone Line 2. Call Forwarding 3. 3-Way calling 4. 8 Number Speed Call t. Package # 6 1. CallWaiting with Cancel Call Waiting 2. 3-Way Calling 3. Call Forwarding (Customer Programmable) 4. Call Forward Busy s.Call Forward-No Answer 6. Call Forward Remote Access s. Package # 7 1. Automatic Call Back 2. Calling Name and/or Number Deliver, 3. Calliog Name and/or Number Blocking 4. Distinctive Ringing/Call Waiting 5. Selective Call Acceptance 6. Selective Call FoMarding 7. Selective Call Rejection 8. Anonymous Call Rejection 9. Automatic Recall (c) t Rates are available to customers at the Company's office, website, or by mail lssued:04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Mye.s General Managef Princeton lvlo. TF-9?-r59 CRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFT PART V COMPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET NO. 30.2 FILED WITH THE BOARI) TAEIff I.I8!ARY UTltlfif€ !1ri51ctl GEMRAL EXCITdNGE SERVICES CUSTOM CAILING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SER!'ICE (N) C. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES t. Abbreviated Dialing (Speed Calling): Allows a customer to ca.lt any one ofa goup of&equantly called numbers simply by dialing a one or t'.to ilrgit code. Two differed configumtiors are available; short lists (8 nunbers) and long lists (30 numbels) 2. Anonymous Call Rejectio! (CLASS): Allows customers with or without Calling Number Delivery and/or Calling Name Delivery to reject ca.lls for which the caller has intentionally blocked calling name/nLrmb€r dispiay infornEtion. lfthe display information is not available due to network restricioDs or any other rcasor\ the receiving customer CPE (if equiPped) is presented with a message to indicate llrc unavailability of the call information. Rejected calls are sent to a company supplied annoutcement that informs the ca'lltig party why the call is being rejected. AnoryT nous Call Rejectiou can be overridden by an operator in case of an enetgency. 3. Automatic Call Back (CLASS)I A feature $ten activated by the customer will attemF to redial the last number called fiom their station regandless ofwhether the original call was answere4 una::swered or busy. The calling and called lines will b€ monitored by the system and atlempt to connect the call for up to 30 minutes. Activalion can be carceled at any time' 4. Automatic Line: This feature plovides an automalic comechon betwe€n a calling stalion rbat go€s ofi-hook and a preassigned directory number. Th€ oiginating station is denied the ability to call any directory number other tban tle preassigned number. DATE OF ISSUE: 06-27-97 DATEEFFECTIVE: 0?-2&97 ISSUED BY: PHILIP S. JOIINSON, GEI{ERAL MANAGE& PRINCETON, MO. TF-97 _ r 59 GNAND RJWR MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART V COMPANY OR.IGINAL SHEET NO. 30,3 FILED WITH THE BOARI) TAiiir Lr:l :i r. r:l lii rll i!,!:..:1ll'l CEITERAL EXCHANGE SER!'ICES CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SERVICE C. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICEST (ContiDued) 60 5. Automatic Recall (CLASS): This feature a.llows subscribers to have a call r€tumed ro the caling party ofthe last incoming call. This applies whether the incomilg call was aaswered or uranswered. When activated, tle customer is allow€d to hear the dircctory number ofthe last incoming call prior to decidi{g $.helher or not to recall that numb€r. Calis cannot be retumed to a Nmber which was delivered witl a '?rivate" delir€ry status, aJld only one successful call to a number using the Automatic Recall feature will be allowed. 6. CaII Forward Busy-No Answer This feature provides forwarding capability to incoming calls tllal encounter a busy o. no-answer state. The for$ard-to direclory number is programmed by dle customer as well as drc number ofirus before transfe.. 7. CaII Foryard-Fixed: Allows a custorner to have incoming calls to a location autornatically forwa.rded to a predeternined teiephone number (All Calls). E. Call FoN"rd-R€mote Access: This feature allo\r's a customet to a4tivate or deaotivate the Call Fon ard option on their telephorc from a local or toll rernote location by dialiDg a dedicated directory number, their own swen digit directory nurtber, followed by a Persona! IdentifcatioE Number (PIN) and rhe actiration/deactivation codes. 9. CaI Fonmrd: This feature directs cals from a local telephone numberto another locatior\ with the forwarding stalion receiving billbg for aay calls tbat are forwarded to a toll locatiot. DATE OF ISSUE: 06-27-97 TATE EFTECTM: 07-28-97 ISSUEDBY: PHILIP S. JOIINSON, CENERAL MANAGE& PRINCETON. MO. rF"97- 159 GRAND RI}'ER MUTUAL TELEPHOIIE TELEPHONE TARITT PART V COMPANY ORICINAI SHEET NO, $.4 FILED WITH TIIE BOARD TARIFF TIBRARY uIltlrlES DlvlsloN GENDRAL EXCIIdNGE SERVICES CUSTOM CALLING AIID CUSTOM LOCAL ARXA SIGNALING SERVICE C. DESCRjPTION OF SER\TICES: (Continued) (N) 10. Call Trarsfe.: Allows usen to transfer a call to another directory number and then drop out of the ca[, leaving the users connected. Customen must have Tk€e_Way Calling ald User Tmnsfer Station Options to use this feature. ll. Ca[ Waitingr This feature informs a cuslomer llho is on an ostablished cal tiat a thind par] is tying to call. A$ iacoming calt which arrives at a busy line receives audible ringing instead ofa busy tone. The cailed party is aleried by a tone that is only araiiable to the cailed party. t2. Catl Waitirg-Cancel This feature allows a custom€r to prevent, otr a per call basis, an incoming call ftom Call waiting on their liue. Inc-oming calls to the station rec€i1€ a busy signal. This fea$re ensures tlat Call Waiting indicalion tones do not int€rrupt imponart calls or disnrpts data Eansmlsslons. Calling Name Delivery (CLASS): Calting Name Delivery displars the Dame associated with an incoming direclory rumber. The nam€ as well as the date and tine ofthe incoming call are displiayed after the first ringing cycle. DATEOFISSUE: 0G27-97 DATEEITECTIVE: 07-28-97 ISSUEDBY: PI LIP S. JOHNSON, GEI\ERAL MANAGER, PRINCETON, MO. TF.9?-r59 V CUNO NTWN UUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART COMPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET NO. 30.5 FTLED WITH THE BOARD TARITF I-I6RARY uIlUTtts Dlvtsl0N GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERI'ICES CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SERVICE on C. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES: (Continued) to keep tlrcir 14. Calling Name D€livery Blocking (CLASS): This feature allows calling customers per-call basis ,a-" iom app*.ing on a calle-d party's display tmit aad can be blooked on a 15. Callhg Number Delivery (CLASS): Ths feature allows customen to receive drc calling Dumber betwe€n rhe or incoming ca.[s. The number is delivered to the ca]led party's CPE in the int€nal fiIst aIrd secod riDg and remains fot duration ofthe ca]l party to supPress 16. Calling Number Delivery Biocking (CLASS): This feafire allows the ca[ing not receive the their directory number so ttra tfre cauea party wlth Calling Numb€r Delivery.do€s party's infonnation. The called party recelves a pnvate" message instead ofrlte caliing iiirectory number. The cuslomer can set tlrc privacy indicator on a pe!_call basis a trac€ on the l?. Cuslomer-Originated Toce (CLASS): This featur€ allows customers to iniliare alrd a piiitout to"t in*rnirrg Uy diding an actiation code. The cail is traced autonatica[y' "ult r'o a company ofthe originating dirEctory number alld the tim€ the call was mad€ is forwardeC with written locatlon. The results ofa successful trac€ will only be provid€d to legal authorities authonzatlon fiom tlrc cusrorner' featule Ltat lE. Distinctive Ringing/Call Waiting (CLASS): This is an incomilg oa]l managemert customer with a allows customers to define a list oicalling directory numbe$ that provide tbe which ate lot on distinctive ringiDg pattem or a distinctive Call Waitilg lone T€rminating calls the list will have standard ringing or tones. alry ca'll and 19_ Malicious call Hold: This feature enables the called patty to hold the c.niection on Identification feature can be used to augment the capabilily provided by the Calling Line can allow or deny 20. Restdct Ou€oing: This feature allows for tbe screening of ourgoing calls and tables as .eqo"sJ Uy tte customer bilsed o! company dev€loped scre€ning "At 07-28-97 DATE OF ISSUE: 0G27-97 DATEEITECTIVE: PRINCETO\ MO. ISSUEDBY: PHILIP S. JOHNSON, CENERAL MANAGER' TF-9?-r59 TARIFF PART V GRAND RJI'ER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE SHEET NO. 30.6 COMPANY ORIGINAL WITH THE BOARD FILED TAktfi liilr.5Y uTl!riii3 '1 sii \ GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVICES SERVICE CUSTOM CALLING AND CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING (N) C. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES: (Conthued) a list of calling ditectory 2t. Selective Call Acc?tatrc€ (CLASS): Allows customers to defne announc€ments ald nrunben that will be accepted- Any numbgr not on th€ list is routed to stating tbat the a"FJa. fft" putty not on ihe acceptance list rccoives an announcsnent "uffi"g call is not presently being accepted by rhe calle-d pa$y' c€ltair ircoming calls forwarded 22. Selective Call Forwarding (CLASS): Allows customers to have SCF scteen lisis ar€ terminated i! rhe a u a""igt*a t"..* a;i"ctory number- Calls Dot on the limited based o! The numbeiofcalls included on a SCF screening list will be system"*d..d-..o*".. paamot€rs. a list of calling dircctory numb€rs Selective Call Rejection (CLASS): Allows customers to define oalls are trea@d nonnally' ihat are routeal to recorded allllouncemefis and r€jec{ed A11 other Lists will be limited based orl system pa.rameters. to be assigned lo a single-party liDe 24. Teen SenT ce: This f€ature allows two telephone numbers party can determine the iu"i is assigaed a unique ringing patrcrn so thr calltd "u-t". gi}€n time natu.e"r-"pfton" of'the Only one call may be active on the line at a "r.ll. nrln$ers-lhe pr-mtar'v 25. Teen Service *,itl Voice Mail: Teen Service enables two telePhone be,assrged ro asiagle 1 Jiecto.y oo*te. and the secondary direcrory eo$ lum!:r.is?Lro lo bave ri"". iL S"*i"" *tl voice Mail foruards the SDN to Vorce Mail to allow rle sDN separa,t€ annormcements and messages, 07-28-97 DATE OF ISSUE: 06-2?-97 DATEEITECTIVE: PRINCETON, MO. ISSUED BY: PHILIP S. JOHNSON' GENERAL MANAGE& TF-9?-159 TARITT PART V GRAND RTVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE NO' 30.7 COMPAITY ORIGINAL SHEET FILED WITH THE BOARI) IARIff IBRARY ullllIlft olrlsloll GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERI'ICES CUSTOM CALLING AIID CUSTOM LOCAL AREA SIGNALING SERI'ICE (N) C. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICEST (Coltinued) with two Thrce-Way Calling: This feature allows a custonrer to form a tkee-way conference p*i"". Th;stomer ttEt initiated the conference controls the conference and must rcrnarn "tlaod line for the duration ofthe call. pads on tle colnmumcanon 27. Touch Tone Servrce: Th€ provision of DTMF signaling through tone irsfturrents. 28. walmLi!e:ThisisanAutornaticLinefeaturewhichgivesthesubscriber30secondsa.ftergoilg number' ofr-hook to dial a number before it automatically dials a prc{esigated D. CONDMONS with individual line L Custom Calling Services and CLASS will be provided in connection residencraud-businesssewice'servicrsmaynotbecomPatiblewitlkeyorPABxs}stemlines or truaks. Provided Public 2- CLASS Seryice cannot be provision€d on an originatfug basis with Company Trunks ielephone Service, COCOi ServicB, tol Termiuals, and soine PABX --itpfert*ta,io"o1*somcatlingirchsJsewic€sifinstalledatanytimeothertlantheinitial3-ANoFRecurringserviceordoingCbarge,foundinotlerpansofthistaritr,wilapplyforthe installation of additional ilstallation ofa customen access tine service with the company, or the access lino serylce. 07-28-97 DATE OF ISSUE: 06-27-97 DATEEtrTECTIVE: PRINCETON, MO. ISSUEDBY: PHILIP S. JOHNSON' GEIYERAL MANAGE& - ,oono.,l"^"'S 9Jr- ?9Iv CO!,IPANY OR]G]NAI SHEET t Fl1ed with I. S. C. C, EENMAL D(CHANGE SBVICES sEc oNDAREccEs s LiNE sERvrcE A. GENERAL Secondary Access Llne Service 1s the provlslon by the Conpany of a custotners central office access llne to addillonal locat lons en excbange. . . conridered Dy lhe Cospr.ql , qtber T-fghir-r_cnan Ene cuEtolrr! prirary locatlon. 99. :+.e...:legr?i,qns 1. For purposes of this tariff, "Prinary tocation" shall be d afl ha.l 5c. a. prinary toca.tl.on, Resldence; Tlle dwelLing or building on the custoBers preulses considered to be their prilrary Iivlng area. b. Prinary Location, Businessi The bu1]dlng or build.ings on a cuEtgnerg prenlges directly connected that are congldered as their prilrary buslnesg Locatlon or the area fron nhlch a custoner canducts the DaJorlty of their business operation, lrhlch nay be further lndlcated by a nailing address. B. CONDITIONS ]. Secondary Access Llne gervlce facll.ltles wl11 be provlded. lthere circults ex19t, to the custoder requested addltlonal locations tbrough the facilltles of the ioDpany, and Day connect elther to the Conpany,s ualn llne facllltles at the sale polnt aB tbe cualoners prinary locatlon gr to dlfferent lineE. ternlnala or pedegta19. 2, Secondary Access Llne Service nay at the dlscretion of the Conpany connect to the Co&pany elde of, the Conpany-provlded protecting devlce or protector, at the custoner's prlnary Location. 3. Secondary Accese tlne gervice facl.lltles nl11 be lnstal1ed and connected to the facilities of thq. Corpeny. and to the custotler requested locatlong accordinE to Conpany requLred lnstallation specif i.cations. J'JJUETJ: _UeC , _b ,_l:E) ErFECTIVE :_Jan. _6._1985 Date Date RV' P^hArl- A M.nr+^h General llanaqer Pri h-al^n Mn Nane Ti t1e Addre s s Nf - 85 -999 TELEPHONEa TARIFF PART V COMPANY ORIGINAI SHE T 32 , 1: l.':,: . i' Filed with 1. S. C. C. GEI\IMAL qCHANGE SERVICES SECoNDARy ACCESS LINE SmVICE (Continued) B. CONDITIONS ( Continued ) 4. tlhen congtruction of facilities j.s required to provide circuits for secondary access line servlce, this sonatrustlgn erl,ll be.". trovlded ln acsordance wlih ihe Conpany' s flled tarlfis for ,,Line Extensl.ons . ,' Ceneral Exchange Service. Part V. 5. Ttre nonthly recurring charges for secondary access 1lne service shal1 be determined by that custoner'6 cLass of locaL exchange servlce. (i,e. Residence. Buglness, Key Systern. or PABX Trunk ) . 6. Hileaqe rates. ln conpliance lritb Part V. of the Conpany'g General Exchange Servi.ce Tariff, shatl aFpl-y betereen the points of connectlon lri.th the Conpany's nain line faclllties of the custoners loca1 exchanqe central office access l1ne and the secondarv access 1lne servl.ce. C. RATES l. f4onthly Recurrlngr Charges: One-ha1f central off i.ce access line rate of custoners class of 9erv1ce. 2. liileage Rate: Betlreen poi.nts gf connection lrlth CoDpany fac1llties, Telephone Tarlff, Part V. 3, InstaLlatlon: Conpany non-recurrlng aervice connectlon charges, Telephone Tariff ISSUED: Dec_6._1985 SFECTM:_Jan. _5,_1985 Date Date BY: Robert A. McArton . General Manaqer , Pr inceton. M0 Nane a].Ete Addre s 9 I JF 06";,$g Grand Ri'Jer I'Iutual Telephone Tariff Telephone Corp. 1"t Revised Sheet 33 Canceling Original Sheet 33 Filed with the Board iAtiii;-titftARY ijtiLtTlts Dlv!.cl0N GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES BUSY VERIFICATION, OPERATOR SERVICES GENERAL 1. Busy Veriflcation service is furnished to customers upon request to provide Line Status or Busy Interrupt for a requested line or trunk. 2. This service is provided where facilities exist for Line Status or Busy Interrupt through a Telephone Company operator. 3. The provision of Line Status involves an operator detemining the condition of a line or trunk line lhat a customer requests to be checked. The status of this line is verified to the customer for a charge as listed below. The provision of Busy Interrupt involves an operator intenupting a line or trunk that a customer requests to be checked. Information conceming the Busy Interrupt to this line or trunk is passed to the customer for a charge as listed below. 5. No request will be processed on a collect or reversal of charge basis. 6. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this Tariif. B. CHARGES 1. Per Request Charge a. Linestatus...... $ - (C) b. Busy Interrupt ...... , ...... - S' (C) No charge will apply if the line situation indicates a trouble condition. No charge applies when the request is identified as an emergency request by the customer and originates from or to emergency agencies, such as police, fire, rescue or ambulance. * Rate are available to customers fiom the Compaiy's office, website or by mail Issued: 04/0'1106 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo TF. 89-14 GRAND RIVER MUTUAT TELEPHONE TELEPI'ONE TARI FF PART V COMPANY ORIGlNAL SHEEI 34 Filed iri.th I.S.U.D. lARIFF IIBRARY GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVI CES UTIIIT]ES DIVISION OPER.AIOR ASS I STANCE A. GENERAL 1. operator assistaoce is furnished to customers uPon request in to .onnl FiF calIs. ^rdpr 2. Three classes of calling service are offeredi nane]y, DiaL station-t.o-station Service, ope!ator station-to-station Service, and Person-to-Person Se rv i ce. a. DiaI scation-to-sbati.on service Dial. sCation-t.o-stati.on Service ls that service where the person origi.natihg the catl dalls the nunber desired and ihe call is-conpLefed wiehout operator assistance. and the call is not billed to a number other than the originatinq number. The folloving are also considered DiaI station-t.o-StatioD Service : -when an operator records the originating telephone number htltere no auconatic recording equiPnent is availablet -!{hen an operator records a special ldentification nunber ' issued by- the Telephone Conpany for its bi11in9-pulposes to students who reside in dornitories of, colleges or universities served by a Telephone Conpany Provided Dornitory selvice equipped for Dornitory CENIREX Servj'ce, or equilped vtith a-Teiaphone company oi cu6toner-provided pgx eduiiiea-bial ltith Direct InvJard DiaI (DID) and Identified outv,,a;d (roD) service, for a call praced fron a dormitory station; -when an operator reaches the cal1ed--telepbone .nunber where faciiities are not available for diaL conpl'etioni -wheo an operator pl'aces a calL for a talling party.!'ho is identified- as being handicapped and uoable to dial the calL because of the handicaP. ISSUED: JAN. EFFECTIVE I FEB. 16, 1989 Date BY: Robert A. McArtoo Geaeral l,lanager Princeton, l4O. Nane litle Address TF - 8e-14 GRAND RTVER }TUTUAL TELEPIIONE IELAPHONE TARI FF PART @ ORIGINA', SHEET NO. Filed iri. th 1. S. U. D. lAlilFr LitiAi:{ utitil!ls r:'.'isl:5 GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES oPERATOR ASSISTANCE ( continued ) A. GENERAT ( Continued ) a. DiaI station-to-Station service (Contioued) -when an ope!ator re-establishes a call whi.ch has been interrunfel after the cal1ed nurnber has been reached. b. operator station-to-station service obchtdr station-to-Statior! is that service where the p;rson originating the call is assisted-by-an operacor and Lhe call ii conplitea to the desired belephone nunber, or the person givea only the nane and address under i'hich the desi.?ed tel6phone nuinber is Iisted, and does not specify a particular p6rson, or office Co be reached. c. Person-to-Pe!son Service Person-to_Person Service is that servlce where the person originating the call specifies a particular person, station, department, or office to be reached. If the connection renains established and the person tha .aII requests or agrees to talk to any per;on,^ridinAtind st.;tion, department, or offiae to- be reached, bthu. tttatt the pers6n specified, the classification of the call remains Pe rson-to-Pe r son. 3. Dial. station-to-station class of service applies to operacor station-to-scatioo calls Placed sent paid fron residence service lines or trunks whi;h are certified by- a qualified authority as services of persons vtho are disabled and unable to dial telephone nunbe!s.- AII station,-to-station calling card ca11s 'charged to the certified 1in-e are subject to the charges in B.1 following. ISSUED: JAN. 15, 1989 FEB. 16, 1989 gY: Robert A. McArton Generaf llanage r PrincetoD, lto. Nane Title 06 -99 r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. 1"t Revised Sheet 36 Canceling Original Sheet 36 TARtrF,,iB!tAt.: Filed with the Board uTlllTl!:s Di ii:-ilrii GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES OPERATOR ASSISTANCE (Continued) A. GENEML (Continued) 3. (Continued) Certification is provided upon lhe customer's written application to the Telephone Company for each residence line or trunk to be included. Certification becomes effective with the bill following approval of the application. RequesG to change to or from certification are not subject to charge. 4. The rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this Tariff. CHARGES 1. For Operator Station-to-Station calls where automatic recording equipment for operator assisted calls is available and the person originating the call dials zero the telephone numbe. desired and the call is billed to the calling card or special billing number, a charge will be assessed per call. This also applies when no (c) automatic recording equipment for operator assisted calls is avail- able in order to complete a calling card or special billing number ca||...... -.....-..... 2. For all other Operator Stationlo-Slation calls, a charge will be assessed per call (c) 3. Person-to-Person calls, a charge will be assessed per call..- * Rates are available to customers fiom the Company's office, website or by mail lssued.04/01/06 Effective: 05/0'1/06 General Manager Princeton Mo. :.IF- 06-991 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. 1st Revised Sheet 37 Canceling Original Sheet 37 TAili; ll?RriPi' Filed with the Board ul iLrTlili L r',.i.1 . GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES INFORMATION SERVICE ACCESS BLOCKING A, GENEML '1. Information SeNice Access Blocking enables customers with individual line service to request the blocking of access to all 900 and 976 numbers. 2. fhe rates and charges contained herein are in addition to all other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this Tariff. B. CHARGES Information service access blocking...... (c) C. CONDITIONS 1. A customer shall not be charged for the initial subscriplion to information service ac€ss blocking. After this service has been established, subsequent unblocking and/or re-blocking will be subject to all applicable tariffed charges. 2. This service is provided only where central office capabilities permit the offering. t Rat€s are available to customers from the Company's office, website or by mail Issued:04/01/06 Etrective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager TF - s3-53 6t GRAND RIVBR I'IUEUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIAF PART V CORPORATION ORIGINAT SHEET NO. 38 rED IVITH I.S.U,D. oFr IIR]FI GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF IIBffAiY uTJi.luSS r,ii/;sl0l{ EI'iERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE ( 911) A. GENERAL L. Energency Nunber service (911) is a telephone exchange cornnunication service designed to permit persoos in need of emergency assistance !o dial a single. nation'ride etnergency telephone nunber. 911. 911 service autonacically routes 911 cal.1s to a Public safety Ansi'ering Point (PSAP). Enhanced 911 service offers Autonatic Number rdentification and can automatically route inconing calls to a specified destination based on the call's origin. This type of 911 service is called D911. E911 service offers the above features plus address infornation on-li.ne. rt nay also provlde the nane of the telephone access line subscriber and the na!ftes of tbe Energency Response Agencies wlth responsibility for the caller's Location. 2a.rhe availability of 911 service iB dependent upon the Emergeocy service Agency, hereinafter referred to as the customer, subscribing to 911 services offered vithin the customer's Service Area, and on the custoner providing Energency 911 o Response to end users in the customer's Service Area. b.Because there are several types of 911 service that provide varying degrees of inforrnation and features to the custoner, the type of 911 service enployed depends on conditions j.n the area served and the budget for the project. c.The conpany 'rill provide the type of services agreed upon by the Telephone Conpany and the custor0er but, will provide only oDe 911 service 'rithin any geographic area. 3. Due to the ubiqultous nature of the service and the existence of nultiple local -exchanges. nady times the customer be served by nore than one local eichange telephone company'riIl in the provision of 911 service. when this occurs, the local exchange telephone company which has the primary PubIic safety Ansr^'ering Point (PSAP) located in its exchange area will be deslgnated as the Host service Provider. Any other Locat exchange telephone conpaniea vriII be designated as secondary service p{oviders. or.ru"o, DEC.01, 199 3 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, 19 94 Date BY: ROBERT A. IiICARFON, GENERAL I{ANAGER, PRINCETON, MO. Name Ti t.Ie Addre s s TF. 93-536.1 GRAND RIVER I'IUTUAL TELEPHONE TETEPHONE TARIFF PART V CORPORATION ORI GI NAL SBEET NO. 39 VIITH I.S.U.D, !t-FILED IARiFF GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIPF U I]ARY UIlLlllES DlftS|,1rr EI,IERGENCY NUHBER SERVICE ( 91]. ) GENERAL ( Cont, d ) 4, The Conpany v,'ill offer prinary service and be Host Service Provider r4rhere requested by lhe custoner and vhere equipnent is available. The conpany vilL offer to provide aecondary service i.n other locations. 911 service wiII be provided by the conpany subject to availability of facilities and equipnent. 5. The 911 custoner rnay be nunlcipality. counLy or other state or local governrnental unit, or an authorized agent of one or nore nunicipalities. county or other slale or focal governnental u!ti.ta, to whon authority has been lawfully delegated ltithin a defined geographic area. 6. Application for 911 service nust be executed in itritiog by the customer. rf application for service is rnade by an agent, then €atisfac!ory evidence of the appointnent nust be provided in lrriting to the conpany. At least one locaL law enforcenent agency nust be included anong the participating agencies in any 911 service o ffe rin9. 7. The 911 energency number is not intended to replace the telephone service of the various Public safety Agencies which may participate in the use of this number. 8. the Cot0pany may enter into contracts vrith the custoner or with other conpanies in order to provide 911 service in accordance with, and 6ubject to, the teins, conditions and linitations of the tariff. Any such contract(s) shafl incorporate by reference the terns, cooditions and lirtri.tations of the tariff, Orrru"o, DEC. 01, 1993 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, 199 4 Date BY: ROBERT A. }ICARTON, GENERAL I.IANAGER, PRTNCETON, MO, Nane AddEes s TF - q3-586( V GRAND RIVER }IUTUAL TEI,EPIIONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART CORPORATION ORIGINAL STIEET NO. 40 wrrH r.s.u.D. frrrED IARJiF LIBfi,iKY EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF GENERAL uIiUIlEs Dt\/lstor.J EMERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE (911) A. GENERAL ( CONI, d ) 9. 911 service nay be provided to more than PSAP wilhin a centrat office servrn! ;!;; if the selective Routing-one feature.is furnished. when 911 Service is furnished to a customer !trEn Ene seiective Routing feature for a part of a central office serving iiea. and a requ6st is recetvei fron a governmental unit ttith p.iii,"-i"a tii,i pulric-saiity responsibilitv,-service for other parts-of 'th. cerrtrul otriie sliving irea, lti11 be offered under in" iir^s a!!d at the ratei specified in this Tariff' B. DEF INITIONS Agency A person or entity, which nay include the custoner,.publi: :1f::I agincies, and private energency service providers- deslgnateo-Dy-lne irjstoner'to reipond to ceitaln 911 terephone cal1s, in accordance with the custorner's instructioos. Autonalic Number rdentification (ANr ) A feature designed to pernit the number of a telephone fron which a sri-i"i"pno"" iall is llaced !o be displayed on a display screen at the PSAP. A service that provLdes for routing aIL-911 calls. originated fron telephones with'given central offic; prefix codes to a single-PSAP i"-"3"""iilno th6 911 diared digits- to a seven digit exchange nimber or a 1+? digit nunber by the tel'ePhone conpany' c911 A service that provides the B911 feature as weIl as called Party Hold, Si{itchhook status, Forced Disconnect, Idle rone APPI i cation and Energency Rinqback. 1994 ISSUED: DEC. 01, 199 3 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, DALE Date BY: ROBERT A. !'ICARTON' GENERAL IIANAGER, PRrNcEroN, l.to. Nane Title Addre s s IF. 9 8-53 6t GRAND RIVER MUEUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARI FF PART V CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHBET NO. 41 FILED WITH I.S.U.D. o IARIFF I]g.IARY GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF iiTJl-lTr:s Dtvisi0N EI4ERGENCY NUITBER SERVTCE ( 911) B. DET'INITIONS ( CONT'D) D911 A service !.'hich provides the C911 feature plus.Autornatic Nunber iatniilication (AiIr) and is prirrarily for use in single vrire cenler exchaDges. D911 cootrol off i ce A central office lthich provides tanden switching of-911 callE' r! ;";i;;i" ivitching of- Automatic Nunber rdentification (ANr ) inioi^iii.o" to the-Public safety Ans\,rering Point (PsAP) and also ;;;;id;; ihe selective Routing (-sR) feature and cercain naintenance functions for each PSAP. 8911 An expanded se rvi ce that provides features such as selective Routing of 911 caLls to a siecific PSAP selected from among those vithin the 911 Service Area. ' e911 has other 6tandard and optional features vhich nay or nay not be available with 8911, c911, or D911. End Offi ce A central office which receives originating 911 ca11s' End user ltaste r Li6t A list provided by the locaI exchange tefephone conpany to the customer lrhich contai ns end user names. cefephone nunDers ancl bi11in9 addresses solelY for the purpose of providing 911 service' Host service Provide r The locaL exchange telephone conpany that- has the PSAP located in iii arei, and irovides-ui'tn" irinary 911 service to the custo$er i"a,-*rr"ru'appricible,"i"ttung" icts c'oordinator of .other requlated t;i;ph;;; - s *iti"tt ie.'r. as secondarv providera within the custoner's";;;;"it serving area. 199 4 O r r"u"o, DEC.01, 199 3 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, Da te Da te BY: ROBERT A. MCARTON. GENERAT MANAGER, PRINCBTON, MO. Nane Ti tIe Addre ss TF .93-53 6t }IUIUAL TEI,BPHONE TELEPIIONE TARITT PART V GRAND RIVER 42 CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHEEI NO. r,ED wrrH r.s.u.D. oFi TARIIT IiBRARY GENERAL EXCITANGE SERVICE TARI FF UIILIIIES DJVISIr)N EMERGENCY NUI'IBER SERVICE ( 911) DEFINITIONS ( CONI' D ) Public Safety Ansn'eri-ng Point (PSAP) An answering location for 911 calls originating in a given qeoqraphic area. A--ttt"-'- PSAP may be designated ai lrimary or secondary ;;;:;-";;;";;'"io oiai,t-iespona in which calrs are directed ror in""rf.i"g. irimary PSAPs first; Becolrdary PSAPs recelve ..tt" on-a cransfe? basis oniy ind generatly serve a6 a centralized ini"..i"g- ro"iiion for a pirticular-type of-ernergency calI' secondary service P rovide r A Iocal exchange telephone conpany that participates in offering 911 service wiah the FoEt Provider. Selectlve Routinq A feature that routes a 911 call frorn a central office to the a""ig"ie"a prilrary PSAP oi ottrerwise specified answering point based upon the calI ori9ination. serving Central Office The central offi-ce from lthich a PSAP, either PrinarY or secondarY, is 6e rved, 1994 ISSUED: hF^ nl I OO? E!'PECTIvE t JAN. 01, Da te }IO. BY: ROBERT A. I'ICARTON GENERAL I'IANAGER. PRINCETON, Natre ' Title Address TF. 9 8 -5$ GRAND RIVER I'{UTUAt TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARI FF PART V CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHEET NO. d3 - FILED WITH I.S.U.D. o TARJFT LIBRARY TARIFA GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE ulll-lTits Dlirlslcl.l EI'IERGENCY NUI'{BER SERVICE ( 911) C. TERMS AND CONDI TIONS 1. Undertaking of the Telephone conpany the Cornpany provides 911 Service solely to and for the benefit ;f -the-customer operating the PsAP(s). The. provision of 911 service by the -conpani shall not be.interpreted, construed or regarded, either- expressly or inplied, as being for the benefit-of or creating any conpany obligation toward any third person or 1e9al entity other than lhe custoner. b. The Company does not undertake to answer and for"'ard 911 ca11s, Lut-furnishes the use of ics facilities to enable the custorner's personnel to respond to such ca11s at the custoner's prenises. c. Tenporary suspension of service is not provided for any Part of the 911 service. 911 Service is arranged for one-way incoming service to the appropriate PSAP. Outgoing calls can onl'y be nade on a transfer basis. e. where a 911 call i.s placed by the calling party vi.a interconnection !.tith- an inlerexchange carrier. o! operator service provider, the Coropany cannot guarantee che colnpletion of Eaid '911 ca1l, the qiallty of the call or any features that nay othervise be provided with 911 service. A central office that ls not currently equipped to tlansnit Autonatic Nunber rdentificacion (ANr) ltill not be modified to provide ANI only for D911 Eervice. The rates charged for 911 service do not contenplate the constant nonito;ing or inspection of facilities to discover errors, defects and nalfunciions in the service, nor does the conpany undertake such responsibi I i ty. Or""u"o, DEC.01, 1993 EFFECAIVE: JAN. 01, 1994 Date Date BY: ROBERT A. I4CARTON, GENERAI, I{ANAGER, PRINCETON, MO. Nane Address TF. e3-586 V GRAND RIVER ITUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART 44 CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHEET NO. WrTH r.S.U.D. oFTLED TARIii I]BRARY GENERAL EXCIIANGE SERVICE TARI FF utiUlES Dlvtstoil EMERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE ( 911) C. TERMS AND CONDITIONS (CONT'D) 2. Liabi.lity of the Telephone Conpany a. The conDanv's entire liability to any person for interruption or failil{e-of 911 service shall be lirnited to the terns seE i;rah-i; inis lection and other sections of this tariff' and io-iii"-p.o"i"lons of any contracts between the customer and the Company. rn the absence o! wiltfuL nisconduct or llross negLigence' the companv, its employees, agents or repr'sentatives sha11 not ;;-i;;;i"-i;'-"-ny i.atfr oi injurv to anv person or for anv danaqe to property as a result- o? or in connection vtith any Iil"iirJt i;-;hi;'h ihe companv nav be requested,. be required' have undertaken or have paitii:ipa'tea wi€n, in the tracing of a 911 caI]. Each end user, Host service Provider and custoner aLso agree t.'i"i"."",-i"aennify and hold harnless the conpany fron any and all lois, clairns; denands, suits or other actions' or any Iibailicv lthatsoever, $thether suffered, rnade, instituted or i"".ii"a'rt ini end ,rser,'p"'"on the Host service Provider' the ;;;;;;;; oi lv-unv'--ottt"i or entitv for-anv per6onal iniurv to or ieacir of any p'erson or persons, or for any ]o6s' ;;#;: ;; i!"Ii"itr6' oi' inv p'op"i'tv, whether ovrned- bv the ;;J-i"";; ih;-;;;a service piovidei, the custoner or others' d. Each end userr Hoat service Provider, and custonrer also agree io-i"i"""J,-iialmniry ana hold hartoless the conpany for any intrinqe."tit or invasion of the right of privacy of any ;;;;;;';;-;;,;;'"--;;;;;a oi crairned- to have been caused' tii""itv -oi indirectty by the instaltation, operation' failure_ to operate,- naintenance. renoval' presence' condition. occa6ion or use of 911 service features and the eouionent associatecl therewithr or by any serviceS which are ;;-;5;-;;;;;;i;h;e- uv- it'. ci'*panv in c-onnection therev'ith' i."iiirii, -i"I - -noi ii.ii"a to', iire identification of the i;i;;h;;;' t"'iu"i, - uddi""" o. nane associated^-with the iei"ifto"e used by the party or parties accessing 911 service hereunder. O 1994 r rru"o, DEC. 01, 1993 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, Date BY: ROBERT A. }'ICARTON, GENERAL MANAGER, PRINCETON. MO. Nane Ti t1e Addre sa TF - e3-586{ GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART V CORPORATION ORIGINAL SIIEET NO. 45 FILED IIITH I.S.U.D. GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF TARIFF I.JBPARY EHERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE (911) ultLlTtEs DJVlslor,j C. TERMS AND CONDITIONS (CONT'D) 2. Liability of the Telephone conpany (cont'd) e. The cornpany shall not be responsible for providiog- 911 service lo -1ess than an entire central office (sr'itching entity) and odly provide more than one tyPe.of 911 Serviie vithi.n'till an e*chanle central office area if equipnent, facilities and softlrara exisL, or provisions for cost recovery plus overheads can be neggtiated vtith the custoner. Interruption in Se rvi ce a.911 Service is offered solely as an aid in handling assistance calts in corloection with fire, 1as, enforcenent, and other emergencies arld does not create any relationship- or obligation, diiectly or indirectly, to any persons other than the ;ustomer contraiting for 911- service. In the event of any interruption of th; service. the Cornpaly shall noc be 1iable to aily person, corporation or other entity for-any loss or danale in an anount greater than an anount equal to the pro rata-allowance of the -tariff Eate for the service or faciiities provided to the custoner for the tine such interrupt c6ntinues, after notice to the Coropany. No allowaoie shall be nade if the interruption is due to the- negligence or i'il-Lful act of the customer. customer obl i gations a. The custoner vrill ans!,rer all 911 service calls on a 24-hour day, seven-day veek basis. b. The custorner has the responEibility for dispatching the appropriate energency service i'ithin the 911 Service area' or wiil irndertake to transfer all 911 service calls received to the governmental agency with responsibility. for dispatching such services, to the extent that such servlces are reasonably avai 1ab1e. c, The customer ltill develop an appropriate rnethod for respoDding to calls for- nonplitiiipating agencies which may be airect;d to a 911 service FSAP by calling parties. orrru"o DEC.01, 1993 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, 1994 ' Date Date BY: ROBERT A. CARTON, GENERAL I'{ANAGER, PRINCETON, }1O. Nane Ti tle Addres s TF. OR -536r I'IUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFP PART V GRAND RIVER 46 CORPORATION ORIGINAT SHEET NO. f rto"o wrrH r.s.u.D. TAR F IIBRARY EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FP GENERAT ulLtirEs Dt!/lsl0t; EI'IERGENCY NUMBER SERVTCE ( 911) C. TERMS AND CONDITIONS (CONT'D) 4. custoner obligations ( cont 'd ) d. The custoner has read, understands, and agrees to aI1 the terns and conditions in this tariff' e. rn a dedicated access line arrangement, for-the provision of c911. D911 or 8911 service, the 6ustomer wiII be-require'l to p"i"itas. exchange lines frot! the originating End offices to ir'1"'piuril!- iiietv lnswe'ing Point (PsAP) in sufficient al.low tie aiieit r6uting of alI end office calls' "".l"ii to f. rhe tert0ination of c911. D911, E911 ca11s nay be.provided,on -- oiftui-tftu" dedicated access facilities to a-PSAP localion when or if other t""n"oiogi"" become availabLe and if approved by both the conpany and the custoner' o- For 8911 Services the custoner will be responsible to provide '' number of local exchange access rines to answer "-""iiici."iaII incoloing energency calls 11'ithout blockage' h. the custoner sha1l have the responsibility of discovering all -- ;;;.;;;--e;iecis ana rnili,rnctions in Ltre service' rhe 6hall nake such operational tests as' in the customer are' required to deternine whether ""iioti.iudoement of the rhe custoner ih;';;;i;. is iunctioning p!ope!ly-for its use' . notify ttr6 botnianv- in the event the systen 1s not"iiiri'pi.tpiiv functioning Prope r rY. i. Because the conpany serving boundaries and political subdivision boundaries nay-not coincide, lt ll the,oblisatl?l of the cu6tomer to nake arrangenents to nanore arr telephones- served by central offj'ces in ift"i--.tiginui" fion -itt"tn"t teleDhone inu ro"ui service area o!- not the.carlino is situated oo propertv-saiitv iiiii"' tit" g;tirifitl boindariis of i;"-;;;i;;;.;; b.'nii" iurisaicIion,.unless"ar provislons ttu"" Ua"" roade' by the cultorner to route those customers within the exchange ut"u but outside the custoiner's p"uri" iii.ev jurisdiction""i.,i"" to sone other location and then 6"iv ir ana'-iaciiities exi'st '.rithin the serving central office."e"ii,*6ne 199 4 I SSUED. DEC.01, 1993 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01, Date BY: ROBERT A. I4CARTON, GENERAL MANAGER. PRINCETON, }TO. Name Title Addre ss TF- 9 3-58 6t I4UTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARI FF PART V GRAND R]VER 47 CORPORATlON ORIGINAL SHEET NO. wrrH r.s.u,D. oFTLED GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF IANIFF I]BRAHY UTJLITIfS 0tVJSt',,ri\l EI'IERGENCY NUMBER SERVTCE ( 911) C. TERUS AND CONDITIONS (CONT'D) 4. custoner ObLigations ( cont'd ) j. The 911 jurisdiction has responsibility for energency-caII6 ' 911 service area, o? wiIl undertake to transfer or within tfre agency vlith ;;i;;''aii 9il' ca11s riceived to the gove-The rrnentar . .""pi,"!iuiiitv for suctr Eervices. 911 Jurlsdiction is ieiionsiure o-n a twe;it-f;ur hour dav basis.for transfer of all-911 calls receivedi The selective Routing features-can direct calls originating outside the custoner'a.pubrt: :a:::I j"iiiJi"iio" to inother-PsAP with h'hich the customer has made lrrangements to proceEs these calLs' k. Equipneot used in conjunction with 911 services located at tde isap is the responsibility of the customer' 5. Data Managernent Systen (Except 8911) a.'- The selective Routing Feature associated ltith D911 6ervice has the ability to-"o"i.- ialls fron aryvhere 'tithin the serving !'ire ce;lter to nore than one PSAP' This feature is ui"f"f-1" areas where central office servinq areas cover nore t.han one county, since the customer is responsible,for orovidinq 911 sarvice to aIl subscribers served by a central 5iii"",-6"1-..v only want to pay for PSAP service to its ot,rn i."id"it",-rt tun .ir," call deitfnation arrangements wibh the countv striring the c;ntral office service area for handling of 911 calls outside its area. 199 4 I SSUED I DEC.01, 199 3 EFEECTIVE: JAN. 01, Date Da te PRINCETON, I4O. BY: ROBERT A. IICARTON, GENERAL I4ANAGER ' Name Addre ss TF - s3-58Gt GRAND RIVER }IUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFT PART V CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 48 FILED VIITH I . S. U. D. . TARttf GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF lIItUTtEs ',]i:)u;!FYDivlsl0N EI'IERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE ( 911) TERI{S AND CONDITIONS ( CONT' D ) 5. Data Managetlent Systen (Cont'd) b. A rninimun of two 911 Interoffice f'acilities betlreen the end office and lhe 911 control office and tito 911 Erchange Lines to each prinary PSAP rnust be provided. Also, a ninirnum of lwo 911 -exchan-ge lioes to each PsAp iE required- c. When the Selective Routing feature is provided (D911)' the custoner is responsibla for identifying the unique of poiice, fire and anbulance. or any other ippi.piiit""".li"itio"" ug"rr"i"s iuiisaiction in the.entire 911 serving area. An Energency s6rvice Nunber (EsN) wilI be provided for each unique 6ombination by the Telephone . conpany' .The cusComer ;i11 associaCe th-ese EsN's ttith the appropriate ;ea;;"; t;;;4" ln the 911 6ervins area' rhese EsN's vill be carried in fhe oata Managenent- system (DMs) to route 911 calls to the primary and s6condary isAP's 1^'ith responsibility to handle the-ernergincy telephone caIIs originating tor eacn telephone in the 911 serving area. d. The Telephone company will provide to.the.Database Provider' as identified by ihe- customir, the initial-end user naster Iist. This lisl includes enal user nanes. telephone nunbers' and billing addresses. rt rf i11 be the responstbtrrty or Ene PSAP custoner or rts authorized Database provider to verify and update location and special record. information on the eod usersl the conpany ana bacalase Provider Ehould be notif,ied by the custoner as changes occur. e. Updates ,ri.ll be nade by the Telephone -company for additions' diletions, rnoves or chairges of a-n end user which affect the database. Database Listing updates \ti1I be nade in !'ritten ioim or uy fax no later tf,an - the end of the second business day followiog a change in end user service' f. The custoner agrees that 911 Service infolmation contairled in the end user n;ster list consisting of the nanes, addresses and telephone nunbers of subscribers whose listings are noE i"uri"n.b in directories or listed in the di rectory issistance records will be treated as strictly confidential e!.ceDt as indicated. O r rru"o, DEC. 01, 199 3 ETFECTIVE ! JAN. 01, 1994 Date Da te BY: ROBERT A. MCARTON, GENERAL I'IANAGER, PRINCETON, MO. Nane ritLe Addre ss q3- TF. 5S 6t I.IUTUAI, TELEPIIONE TELEPITONE TARI!'T' PART V GRAND RTVER 49 CORPORATION ORIGINAL SHEBT NO. FILED WITH I.S,U.D. TARtFt Isni,rl GENERAT EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF tlliLlTlts rivtsict, EI'{ERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE ( 911) C. TERUS AND CONDITIONS (CONT'D) 5. Data Managenent Systern (cont'd) q. The 911 calling party forfeits the privacy afforded by '' noipuuii u"d' nuinber ierviqe to the extent that"rt"l- tn" t"iupnon""Iii"i"a--iti"ptto"" number'. address and nane associated itt" orlginatinq-iiition location nay-be furnished to a "iiitPsAP. lntorrnation"'iiii-u- providea only-for the purpose of responding co cuif"' rnfolrnation may only be ret'rieved-by tit""t..qett"y isii oir a catl'-by-ca11-basis and may only be uied for trri purpoie oi respondin-g to 911 energency calls' D. RATE REGUTATIONS AND CHARGES The folto\,ting servlces are available for the provision of D91l- & E911 service: 1. Interoffice Trunk The ioteroffice trunk rate covers the coat of the dedicated facility between ceniral offices. Recurring rates are those identified in tne psc t'to' No' 2 Private Line Tariff' service6 i"-iitli iutitr aetine iire-oi types of access service available for 911 access. rn. tvpi iiiiritv avairabre. is limited to the oiie.ings ln tne p?-ivate Li;e Tariff' The.rnteroffice !runking citiie.s'uppfv to .acit-ii""i ordered' A nininun of tvro trunks is i""nirea bit -eacn lnterJiii.u--io"tt' A nileage rate and trunk te;nination rate aPPlY. 2. ANI SPiII ANr provides for the telephone nunber of the calling-party to-be ;;;':;;;e-i; ii. piep. ANr is a noncnarseable erenent' ANr spirl does not guara;iee tii.-capiuiritv-stations of. f6rwarding the nunber oi an off prenti.se.-----roi txirnpte, behind busineEs iysierns wiff'possess the identity-of the nain bilfing number' 3. PSAP Data Base UPdate Service rhe cornpaoy wirr proiiii-'ii! -"pauli",o"tuuu"" Provider with an initial 1ist, as velr as periili. of custoner narnes' tel-ephone ;;fi;.;; a"a uirri"g addresies. rhese updates wil'1 be taken alirectly fron Terephon; co^pi"v'fifrlng and iable records' t'thich ao-".i-ir"t.v" lnciuae- uddtulsts' Procedures will be rnutually ag?eed upon by the"uti'i"i customer and bhe company' 1993 EFFECTIVE: JAN. 01. 1994 I SSUED: DEC, 01, Date MO. BY: ROBERT A. IICARTON, GENERAT IIANAGER, PRINCETON. Nane litle Address 6 f GRAND RIVER }IUTUAt TETEPIIONE reLepJf,E'reRgr? ;^"5,q CORPORATION ORIGINAL SBEET NO. 50 wrrH r.s.u.D. OFTLED GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARI FF IARiFF iiIlLlflES ',I6RAitYDlViSl0tr EI'{ERGENCY NUMBER S6RVICE ( 911) D. RATE REGULATIONS AND CHARGES (CONT'D) 3. 9SAP Data Base Update Service (Cont'd) -- ah;;g;; ior lhe hatauaii update service.-wirl be nade on a total acceis line basis. The ac;ess lines $'i1l- be adjusted each year vear to reflect the actual count of access lines in servtce a! the prior yea r-end. Service Arranqenent Charges 4.-' ii-gii-s"i"i;;-.;di;;^;"4;SDeciaI b. net with reeularrv orfered service arrangenents,'the' special "unn5t arrangernents wifl be !urnl6ned' ttt"n-iiu"ti"ai, by company .at- charges developed- .on. an individual case basls. rhise'sp-eciaI-and charges witt be applicable to such itet0s as engineering specitl progran development associated vith billing and database nanagenent-' 5. Program DeveloPnent Cha rge s Theie charges it" uppiiiiur" to the work necessary !9 9::1911 develop, t5st and niintaitt any special.prog!amtnin9 requr!eo lo 911 Service, its Uitiing- and ils database management' ifr!'rat""uooor't h,ill be de;igned on an iddividual case basis' 6. Records conversion cha rge s rhese charges are appii6aure to the work necessary !9 9!!i?l: review, rno6ify, and-maintain any cornpany custolrer record xeeprng iy"iu.i rtt 6ia.. io--rrre i"pport' 911- sarvice, its birling-and ditabase nanagenen!. iite will be designed on an individual case basis. ?. Nonrecurring cha r9e s these charg6s are-applicabte for the.installation of 911 service erenents ai a."criui5-in-iil foll'ovring, or in other sections of, the tari ff wheo aPPlicable. 8. Changes to Orders when'a custoner requests in '.rriting thab changes b: i?9: t:.: pending orde! fo; the p!ovision of emergencv servlce' cne :;;;;;: -;ii-;" iiiertaken' ir thev can be accoimodated bv the compiny personnel and r'rill be billed to the custoner on ao individual case bas i s. 1994 I SSUED I DEC. 01, 1993 EFFECTIVE I JAN. 01, Da te Date BV: ROBERT A. I.ICARTON, GENERAL I'IANAGER, PRINCETON, I4O. Name litle Addre ss ,"It 06-991 Grand River Mutual lelepnone larift ' Part V Telephone Corp- l"tRevised Sheet 51 Canceling Original Sheet 51 TAlilli l-i3;r';it FILED WITH I.S.C.C. U lilllilt il"ii:llU' GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES EMERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE (911) D. RATE REGULATIONS AND CIIARGES (Continued) L Cancellation of Order Cancellation of the service, in whole or in part, by the customer prior to establishment there-of will require payment of an amount equal to the costs incurred up to the time of cancellation resulting from the customefs order for service in writing, but not to exceed the total nonrecurring charges. Any cancellation of the service after establishment will require reimbursement to the Company equal to an amount of the un-recovered inslallation and equipment cost provided to the customer for 911 servtces. (c) E. RATES MONTHLY RATE NRC 1. Central Of{ice lines or lrunks for 8911 ' 8911& C911 Service. Access Line Rates. 2. CentralOftice Modification (Prorated Per PSAP Per Access Line). tcB 3. Emergency Region Routing feature tcB prcgramming (if available).Prorate per PSAP 4. Interoffice Trunking (per dedicated trunk) for D911 and E911Service. a. Mileage, per airline mile each trunk. b. Trunk Termination, per each trunk Per Trunk Terminated 5. Data Base Administration a. Provision of Initial End-User Master List. (Per Access Line) N/A b. Database Updates (PerAccess Line) N/A (c) *Rates are availabl€ to customen from the Company's oflice, website, or by mail O lssued: 04/0'l/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General lllanager Princeton Mo. Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff i ff'0S.r99 Telephone Corp. Original Sheet 52 iAkiii lifliir!;il Filed with the Board iJTii-lTi;S |;1,'lSlir\' GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES or) N11 SERVICE OFFERINGS A. Service Description 1. 2 1 1 Service-2'l 1 Service (21 1) is a three digit local dialing arrangement available in specialized areas for the delivery of community information and referral services via voice grade facilities. Pursuant to Order 00-256, issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Docket 92-105, the 211 code is assigned for access to community information and refenal services. 2. 3'11 Services-3l1 Service (31'1) is a three-digit local dialing arrangement available in specitic areas for the delavery of non-emergency local government services via voice grade facilities. Pursuant to Order 00-256, issued by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) in CC Docket 92-105, the 311 code is assigned lor non- emergency local government servrces. 3.511Services-s11Service(511)isathreedigitlocaldialinganangementavailabbin specific areas for the delivery of travel information services via voice grade facilities- Pursuant to Order 00-256, issued by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) in CC Docket 92-105, the 51 1 code is assigned for access to travel information services. 4. 711 Service-7l1 Service (711) is a three digit local dialing arrangement for telephone transmission access to Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) entities as a toll free call. Pursuant to Order 00-256, issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in docket 92-105, the 711 code is assigned for nationwide access to TRS entities. 5.811Service-811Service(811)isathreedigitlocaldialingarangementavailabbin specific areas used for access to One Call systems via voice grade facilities. Pursuant to Order 05-59, issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Docket 92-105, the 8'11 code is established as the national abbreviated dialing code used by stale One Call notification systems in order to provide the means for excavators and the general public to notify underground facility operators in advance of their intent to engage in excavation activities in compliance with the Pipeline Safety lmprovement Act of 2002 (lhe Pipeline Safety Act). lssued: 04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General lllanager , JF. 06-gg 1 Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. Original Sheet 53 ii!iiii r-1,1:irrr'r'r Filed with the Board uTlliliis fiiir!lr' GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICES N'l1 Service Offerings (Cont'd) (N) B. Terms and Conditions 1. N 1 1 Service is available in Company Territory only. To provide N'l 1 access to end users in another company's territory, or to a Competitive Local Exchange Carier (CLEC) end user, the N11 subscriber must make appropriate arrangements with the Company or CLEC serving that territory. 2. This Service is provided subject to the availability of the N 1 '1 code. 3. N11 can be delivered via regular exchange access line (by individual business line, PBX trunks, etc.) 4. Access to N'|1 is not available to the lollowing classes of service: . 0+, o-(credit card, third pa.ty, collect calls), . '1o1XXXX 5. The Nl'l subscriber is restricted from selling or transferring the N1'1 code to an unaffiliated entity, either directly or indirectly. 6. N1 1 will not provide calling information in real time to the N'l 1 subscriber' lf the N11 subscriber needs this type of information, the N1'1 subscriber must subscribe to a compatible Caller ldentifi cation Service. 7. Calls to the N 1 1 code that translate to a disconnected number will be routed to intercept of the announcement facilities for a maximum of 60 days, when the N1 1 provider is a Company subscriber. The announcement provided may refer the €ller to another lelephone number. Callers placing calls to N11 from areas where Nl1 Service is not provided will be advised that the service is not available from their numbef. 8. Disputes regarding geographic coverage by two or more N11 subscribers will be referred to the lowa Utilities Board. lssued:04/01/05 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton Mo. i .IF. 06 -99 r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part V Telephone Corp. o,isin"r fiL!,i?t ldk,{r:r UTrLlIltS rrl|5 jt;'l Filed with the Board GENEML EXCHANGE SERVICE (N) N11 Service Ofierings (Cont'd) B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd) 9. The Company will provision the subscriber's order within a reasonable time, given the complexity of the order. The N11 subscriber will be billed the nonrecurring charge (if applicable) when the Company provisions the service. lf during this period, the Nl '1 subscriber has failed to establish service or decides to discontinue service establishment, the N11 code will be recalled and the code will be considered available for reassignment. lf the network has been provisioned for the subsciber, the nonrecurring charges if applicable will not be refunded or waived. '10. Only a single seven or ten-digit local number or a single ten-digit toll free number may be used as the point-to number. 't't. N11 Service is provided where facilities permit. 12. The N 1 '1 subscriber should work separately with cellular or wireless companies to ascertain whether cellular or wireless customers will be able to reach communily information and referral services, non-emergency local govemment services, travel information services. teleDhone transmission access to all Telecommunication Relay Service (TRS) entities as a toll free call, or access to One Call systems provided by dialing N11. 13. N'l1 will be provided under the following conditions: a. The subscriber will subscribe to adequate telephone facilities, both initially and subsequently as required in the judgment of the Company, to handle calls to N'1 1 without impairing the Company's general telephone service or telephone plant. b. The subscriber is responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions, licenses, written consents, waivers and releases, and allother raghts from all persons whose work, statemenls or performances and used in connection with the service' and from all holders of copy rights, trademarks, and palenls used in connection with the service. lssued: 04/01/06 Etfective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General lvlanager Princeton Mo. .lF- ' Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff I off.-u9 9 Telephone Corp. Odginal Sheet 55 ,rirf: i i.!,liif -f : j.l j! Filed with the Board ,, l ii, ajiviS t.i GENEML EXCHANGE SERVICE N11 Service Offering (Cont d) (N) Terms and Conditions (Cont'd) 13. Nl1 will be provided underthe following conditions: (Cont'd) c. The N11 subscriber shall be liable for, and shall indemnify, protect, defend and save harmless the Company against all suits, action claims, demands and judgments, and of all costs, expenses and casual fees incurred on account thereof, arising out of and resulting directly or indirectly from the service or in connection therewith, including but not limited to, any loss, damage, expense or liability resulting from any infringement or claim of infrjngement, or any patent, trademark, copy right, or resulting from any claim of liable and slander. d. Susoension of N11 service is not allowed. e. The Nl1 subscriber will respond promptly to any and all complaints lodged with any regulatory authority against any service provided via N'l1. At the Company's request, the N1'1 subscriber will assist in responding to complaints made to the Company concerning the subscriber's N11 service. The Company will provide both oral and written notification when a Nl1 subscribeds service unreasonably interferes with or impairs other services rendered to the public by the company or by other subscribers of N1'l. The Company reserves the right once notification is made to institute protective measures up to and including termination at any time and without further notice. The Company may take protective measure when the Nl'l subscriber make no modification or is unwilling to accept modification in method of operation, or continues to cause service impairments lssued.04/01/06 Efiective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers GeneralManager Princeton Mo. Jr- og:B e r Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Telephone Corp. Original Sheet 56 lARif:l- Li;fllli1f Filed with the Board U i !Llri: $ i:ii,'i! iil'\j GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE (N) N11 Service Offerings (Contd) B. Terms and Conditions (Cont'd) 14. The foiiowing condiiions apply ifihe N1'l subscriber provides a pre-recorded announcement. a. The N11 subscriber will provide announcements. The Company will provide only delivery of the call. b. The Company's provision of access the to the N11 network for transmission of announcements or recorded program services is subject to the availabilw of such facilities and the requirements of the local exchange network c. The N11 subscriber assumes all tinancial responsibility for all costs involved in the providing announcement or recorded program services including but not limited to, the recorded-announcement equipment producing the recording, advertising and promotional expenses. d. The Nl1 subscdber assumes all financial responsibility, according to other specific rates and charges under catalog, for all facilities required to connect the recorded-announcement equipment located on the subscriber's premises. 15. The Company may take legal and practical steps to disassociate it from the N11 subscribers whose business and/or Dublic conduct (whether demonstrated or proposed) generates unacceptable levels of complaints by end users. 16. The Company is not liable for any losses or damages of any kind resulting from the unavailability of its equipment, facilities or for any act, omission, or failure of performance by the Company, its employees or agents, in connection with this tariff. The Company will not be responsible for calls that cannot be completed as a result of repair or maintenance dif{iculties and equipment or on equipment owned or leased by the subscriber. 17 . Calls placed to the N1'l code will be routed to the point-to number based upon the central office switch and /or the Numbering Plan Area (NPA) of the calling party. Routing based upon NPA and NXX, tendigit telephone number orZlP Codes can be provided where technically feasible. lssued: 04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel tulyers General Manager Princeton Mo. i .Ir- 06-99 I Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Telephone Corp. Original sheet 57 Filed with the Board A::in i iiii,t;ii, iJ:Jlj;j:S itifiStitff GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Nl 1 Service Offerings (Cont'd) 0.{) D. Rates and Charges 1 . A service Establishment charge will apply per point-to number. 2. N11 subscribers will pay the applicable charges contained in the Company's schedule for lhe local exchange anangements used for transpoating and terminating messages at the N1'1 subscriber's designated premises. 3. A Central Office Switch Activation charge will apply per central oftice translated to the point-to number and to change the point-to number. 4. Charges applicable to N11 Service are as follows: Nonrecuning Charoe a) Service Establishment Charge Per Poinlto Nlmber b) Central Office Switch Activation Charge Per Central Office Switch translatec ' Rates arc available to customers at the Company's office, website or by mail lssued:04/01/06 Established: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager , .It- 06 -gg Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part Vl Telephone Corp. 2"" Revised Sheet 1 Canceling l"rRevised Sheet 1 i! k- I il' t.i,'; i7.li! I' FILED WITH THE BOARD tit ili;:it tttiSiiit$ SERVICE CHARGES GENERAL 1. Service charges apply to connect, move, or change telephone service and facilities according to the components of work required- CHARGES Business 1. Service Orderinq Charqe Per customer request for work ordered and requested to be completed at the same time. (c) a. Fof connecting new or additional CentralOffice Access Lines, Key System Lines and PBX Trunk Lines. Pay Telephone Service b. For moviDg or changing existing service and facilities, record woft oradding new or additional servace and tucilities, other than Central Office Access Lines, Key System Lines and PBX Trunk Line. Pay Telephone Service 2. Central Office Access Line Chame Per Central Office Access Line or telephone number workecl on, including, but not limited to the following: cenhal Office Access Lines, each- Private Branch Exchange Trunk Lines, each c. Key System Line, each d. Off-premises mileage and tie lines involving Central Office work, each. Pay Telephone Service. (c) *Rates are available to customers at the Company's offices, website, or by mail lssued: 04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel lvlyers General Manager Princeton Mo. .It- 06-99 , Grand River Mutual Telephone Tariff Part Vl Telephone Corp. 3'd Revised sheet 2 Canceling 2d Revised Sheet 2 FILED WITH THE BOARD -i,: !,.i. r,,,- j , SERVICE CHARGES B. CHARGES (Continued) Business Residence 3. TravelCharqe One charge applies for allwork ordered and requested (c) to be comoleted at the same time on the same visit to the custome/s premises, each...... 4. Proqramminq Charqe A charge applied only in exchanges with digital central office equipment for the addition of tone dial service at any time after the initial installation of central oftice access lines, orfor the provision of Cuslom Calling services when ordered as packages, or for individual Custom Calling Features when orde.ed separately, or for cuslomer rcquesled number changes 5. Retumed Check Charoe An administrative charge is applicable for each occasion that a check. bank draft. or eleclronic funds transfer item is retumed unpaid to the Telephone Company, per occurrence... (c) C. CONDITIONS 1. Service Charges are in addition to the other applicable rates and charges located in other parts of this filed Tariff. 2. Service Charges apply in addition to, but not in lieu of, mileage rates or those charges covered under Special Type of Construction or Line Extensions of a temporary or speculative nature. 3. When business or residence service, Pay Telephone Service is established for a different customer and all of the facilities are reconnected in place without any change, the appropriate service ordering charge applies to the class of service established. * Rates are available to customers from the Company's office, website or by mail lssued: 04/01/06 Effective: 05/01/06 Wendel Myers General Manager Princeton lro. TF- er-183 PART VI RIVSR I'IUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIFF GRAND REVTSED STTEET NO. 3 COI"lPANY 1ST CANCE1LING ORlGINAL SHEET NO. 3 I rir"a vrith r.s.u.D. SERV]CE CHECK SERVICE CHECK ,iifl[,,]',ii,h A. GENERAL 1, A service check wiLl be perforlEed when -a -customer requesls the tetephone conpany to'perform a check of its facilities up to the denarcation Point ' B. CONDI TIONS whether 1. No charqe !,/i1f be assessed the custoner !egardless of the telephone cornpiny dtter*lnes any difficulty exists on its side of the denarcation Poin!' locate or 2. When a cusloner requests that Che-it'" telephone conoanv- repair anv dif?i;;i;v-";;-'a"ttlutitea side of the denarcation port.i--i- ""itorn"'scnatge Tuy 9!PrI-, ::: ;h;;ki;9 the' facirities on both tbe custoner's ano Ene i"i.piroi. comPany's side of the denarcation point' June 17, 19 91 ISSUED: MaY 17, 1991 ETF'ECTIVE: Date Date Gene ral Manage r Princeton, llo. BY! Robert A. McArton Add res s Name LIFELINE SERVICE Lifeline Service Lifeline Service is a government benefit program established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and is available to qualifying low-income subscribers for certain residential telecommunications services. The terms and conditions of Lifeline service, including monthly discount amounts, are set forth in rules established by the FCC and Commission and available at the Company’s office. In addition, the terms and conditions of Lifeline service are available on the Company’s website as follows: www.grm.net TF. 9? -8 58 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE TARIF}' P/|RT VI CORPORATION 2M REVISED SISET NO. 6 CANCELLING 1SI REVISED SHEET NO.6 FILED WITH TIIE BOARI) TARIFF LIBI?ARY uTt Tt!s xi'lislcN }IELD FOR FUTTJRE USE ISSUED: NOV 25 1997 EITECTIVE: JAN 01 l99E BY: PI LIP S. JOHNSON GENERALMANACER PRINCETON,MO. TF - 88-434 GRAND RIVER UUAUAL TELEPHONE TELEPIIONE TARIFF PART V]I COitlPANY 1ST REVISED SHEET !. CANCELLlNG ORlGINAL SHEET 1 .IARIFF FILED WITH I.S.U.D. IIBRARY iii[.iTtts Drvlsl0N DISTANCE I'IESSAGE TELECOMI1UN I CAI I ONS SERVI CE '"ONG HELD FOR FUTURE USE ISSUED: sEP 20 1988 EFFECTIVE: ocr 20 1988 DATE DATE BY: ROBERT A. MCARTON GENERAL MANAGER FRINCETON, ITO. NA!1E T t TI.E ADDRESS TF - 88-434 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TETEPHONE TSLEPHONE SARTFF FART VIT CO}lPANY 1ST REVISED SHEET 2 CANCELTING ORIGINAL SHEET 2 FILED WITH I.S.U.D. lrRlff LIBRARY PRIVATS LINE i-i1ilr1:s Drvt!toit HEID FOR FUTURE USE ISSUED: sEP 20 1988 EFFECTIVE: ocT 20 1988 DATE DATE BY: ROBERT A. I'ICARTON GENERAT I"IANAGER PRINCETON, MO. NAI1E TITLE ADDRESS TF - 88-434 GRAND RIVER I4UTUAL TELEPIIONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART VTI COMPANY 1SI REVISED SI{EET 3 CANCEI,LING ORIGTNAL SHSE? 3 FTLED WITE I.S,U.D. Tililaf i.lilRARY irlri irl:( ili\!r!.i0il TELECOMMUNI CAfIONS SERVI CE IIELD FOR FUTURE USE ISSUED: SEP 20 1988 EFFECT]VE: ocr 20 1988 DATE DATE BY: ROBERT A. I'ICARTON GENERAL IIANAGER PRINCETON, MO. NAI'1E TITLE .-{ -.1 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPEONE TELEPHONE TARIFF PART VII I COIIIPANY ORIGINAL SIIEET ; I N I O .o) N ,'rr.u wirh r.s.c.c. q, RECORDS CEI']i}R ..J IIAWKEYE STATE PLAN CONCURRENCE ORIGINAL NCT HELD FOR FUTURE USE D0 fltl'if'ri I S SUED: r, Une I 1983 E!'FECTIVE: JuIv L 1983 D ate Da te BY: Robert A. McArton , General Manager , Drih^6+^h Mn N arne Title Aalalr es s IF - 89-14 GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TEIE?HONE TELEPIIONE TARIPF PART VII COT'TPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 6 'lAR1lI i-l;lii]:Y FILED WITS I.S.U.D.. UiiLiliES !iir Sl0lJ OPERATOR ASS ] STANCE SERVICES CONCURRENCE CONCURRENCE IN RATES AND C HARGE S oF u. s. wEsT COI'tl'iUN l CAr r ON S COI'lPANY 1. G!aod River MuCual Telephone corporation concurs in the rates ina charq.s governing oierator Aisistance se!vices, as applied uy th" w6ttit'i""tern 6e1i Telephone conpany in the state of Iolta . 2. Grand River Mutual Telephone- corporation extends this concurrence to any and aIl charges which rnay be nade to this date by the Northwestern Be11 Telephone ""ui"q"."tConpany. 3. Grand River l'lutua] telephone Corporation hereby expressly i"""r,rus the right to cincel and nake void this statenetrt of concurrence at anf and such tine as it aPpears to the best ioterest of Grand-River l'lutual' TelePhone Corporation by filing with the rota st.ate utilities oivision a replacement tariff' ISSUED: ,7AN. 15 1989 EFPECT]VE: FEB. 16 1989 DATE DATE MO. BY: ROBERT A. I'ICARTON GENERAL }IANAGER PRINCETON, NAME T I T',E ADDRESS o {.}. - ..:\q U-.\ GRAND RIVER MU|UAL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE a TA.RTFF penr Vr ri - qtJFFq! '] COMPANY lST DE\7TqFN CANCELLING ORIGINAI SHEgf 1 I a-teo wlcn 1.5.u.L- GBIERAT D CONNECTIONS'IITfi CUSTOMER.PRB,TISE EOUIPMENT A. GENERAL 1, Custoner-preni se equlpnent nay be used nlth the facil.ltlee furnlshed by the Conpany, for telecomnunicat lon service, provlded that such equipnent rr1L1 be connected. naintained and operated as speclfled Ln this tarlff. 2. If cust oner -prernlg e equlpnent 19 uged in vloLatlon of the provlelons of thls tarlff, the Conpany will take euch action as 1t deens necesgary for the protectlon ol the teleconnunica!1onE netlrork. 3. After notlflcatlon by the Conpany of euch violation, the cugtoner shall dlscontinue such uge and confl.rtn i.n rrri.ting to the Conpany gtithin ten days that such vlo]atlon has ceased, Falluf€ ef thE euEi.oner to coniorn to thlE rFquirsnBnt nay reEult 1n sugFenElon of servlce. Cu6tsner Freni6€ equlpnent w111 be dlrectly connected 1n accordance rrlth Part 68 of the FCC Rules and ReguLations, It iF the cu6tntirBr'g oblicatlon to ensure conpllance lrlth any (N) applicable state or federal 1a!rs qoverning the installatlon and use of cugtoner prenises equlpnent. ISSUD: oct 23. 198s EFFECTM. Nov 23. 1985 Dat e Date BY: Robert A. McArton , General llanaqer . Princeton. M0 Nane Title Address :.? a o ,! -n-l GRAND RIVER MUTUAL TELEPIIONE TELEPHONE TARII'F COMPANY ORIGINAL SHEET 2 ; I ?\) O ,'rt.u with r . s. c.c. --J nEcOROs GENERAL EX.EANGE sERVrcE TARTFF' T ORIGiNAI-':-.'r'r'i' DO NCTT RiTI'.,|i.I1,.i coNNEcTIoNs WITH CUSToI,IER-PREMIsE EQUIPI{ENT COMPANY RESPONSIBILITY-LIMITATIONS 1. The teleconmunications netvJork is not representeal as being atlaptetl to the use of custoner-prenise equipnent and the Company shall not be responsible for. (a) The through transnission of signals generated by tbe cus toner-prenise equipnent or for the quality of or defects in, such transnission; (b) the reception of signals by the customer-pretnise equipnent or connunications system. 2. The custoner i.ntlennifies and saves the Conpany harnless against clains for 1ibe1, slantler, or infringenent of patents arising from combining such equipment with the facilities of the Conpany. 3. The Cornpany shall not be responsible to the customer if changes in criteria in this tariff or changes in any of the facilities or operations or procealures of the Conpany rentler any custoner-pr eni ge equipnent obsolete, or require notlification or alteration of such equiprnent, or otheri{ise affect ics use or perfornance. The company reserves the right to change the stanalarals of its equipnent as the requirenents of the telephone business nay direct. ISSUED: ,f une 1 1983 EFFECTIVE: July 1, 1983 Date Date BY: Robert A, McArton General Manaqer , Princeton, MO Nane Address -.----T-iTIe-' -l!B r. -l o .- GRAND RIVER I{I/I'UAL TELEPHONE ii TELEPITONE TARII'I' cI w ORIGINAL I Filed with I.S.C.C. ,.1 c|l GENERAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFFS CONNECTIONS WITII CUSTOMER-PREMISE EOUIPMENT OBLIGATIONS OF THE CUSTOMER 1. The custonels will at their expense: a. Provide povrer to operate their equi.pnent in confornity with Conpany spec i f ications. b. Uaintain their equipnent to assure proper oper ation within standarals of the Company. c. Replace or modify Chei.r equipnent if requested by tbe Cotnpany if it becones obsolete or inconpatible because of changes in stanalards or operating proceilures. d. Disconnect equipment upon notification that it is causing or is likely to cause interference or hazaral to the network or company personnel, or to other cu€toners of tbe Conpany. e. Pay a servi.ce check charge for visi.ts to their prenises r4'hen the service difficulty is caugeal by the customer-premise equipnent as specifietl in Part VI, Service Check Charges. f. It shal1 be the customer-s responsibiLi.ty to notlify any Customer Provi.ded Equipnent (CPE) to be conpatible vith multiparty CenCraI Offiqe Aqqess Line service. BASIS OF CONNECTION Network connections nay be naale in accoralance with General Rules antl Regulations Part II, Network Connections. NETWORK PROTECTION CRITERIF. To protect the netlrork and services furnished to the public by the Conpany, the custoner-prenise equipment must comply with nininun network protection criteria which shall be prescribed by the Conpany, or Conpanies with r{hich this Cornpany connects. ISSUED: EFFECTIVE: BYr Robert A. McArton , General Manager , P r inceton N ame TitIe