In former Bell Atlantic Service Areas Clause Samples

The "In former Bell Atlantic Service Areas" clause defines the geographic scope or applicability of certain terms, conditions, or services to regions that were previously served by Bell Atlantic before its merger or rebranding. In practice, this clause may specify that particular rates, service obligations, or regulatory requirements only apply within these legacy territories, distinguishing them from other areas covered by the agreement. Its core function is to ensure clarity and proper allocation of rights and responsibilities based on historical service boundaries, addressing differences that may exist due to legacy infrastructure or regulatory commitments.
In former Bell Atlantic Service Areas. Verizon is conducting a mechanized survey of existing Loop facilities, on a Central Office by Central Office basis, to identify those Loops that meet the applicable technical characteristics established by Verizon for compatibility with xDSL Compatible or BRI ISDN signals. The results of this survey will be stored in a mechanized database and made available to ATI as the process is completed in each Central Office. ATI must utilize this mechanized loop qualification database, where available, in advance of submitting a valid electronic transmittal Service Order for an xDSL Compatible or BRI ISDN Loop. Charges for mechanized loop qualification information are set forth in the Pricing Attachment. In former GTE Service Areas, Verizon provides access to mechanized xDSL loop qualification information to help identify those loops that meet applicable technical characteristics for compatibility with xDSL Services that the CLEC may wish to offer to its end user Customers. ATI must access Verizon's mechanized loop qualification system through the use of the on-line computer interface at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇ in advance of submitting a valid electronic transmittal Service Order for xDSL service arrangements. The loop qualification information provided by Verizon gives ATI the ability to determine loop composition, loop length and may provide other loop characteristics, when present, that may indicate incompatibility with xDSL Services such as load coils or Digital Loop Carrier. Information provided by the mechanized loop qualification system also indicates whether loop conditioning may be necessary. It is the responsibility of ATI to evaluate the loop qualification information provided by Verizon and determine whether a loop meets ATI requirements for xDSL Service, including determining whether conditioning should be ordered, prior to submitting an Order.
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In former Bell Atlantic Service Areas. Verizon is conducting a mechanized survey of existing Loop facilities, on a Central Office by Central Office basis, to identify those Loops that meet the applicable technical characteristics established by Verizon for compatibility with xDSL Compatible or BRI ISDN signals. The results of this survey will be stored in a mechanized database and made available to Covista as the process is completed in each Central Office. Covista must utilize
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In former Bell Atlantic Service Areas. Frontier is conducting a mechanized survey of existing Loop facilities, on a Central Office by Central Office basis, to identify those Loops that meet the applicable technical characteristics established by Frontier for compatibility with xDSL Compatible or BRI ISDN signals. The results of this survey will be stored in a mechanized database
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