Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R746. Public Service Commission, Administration |
R746-348. Interconnection |
R746-348-7. Essential Facilities and Services
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A. Designation -- At a minimum, the following are considered to be essential facilities or services pursuant to 54-8b-2. 2.:
1. Unbundled local loops including 2-wire, 4-wire and digital subscriber line facilities;
2. Loop concentration, loop distribution and loop feeder facilities;
3. Network interface devices;
4. Switching capability including line-side facilities, trunk-side facilities and tandem facilities;
5. 911 and E911 emergency call networks;
6. Access to numbering resources;
7. Local telephone number portability;
8. Inter-office transmission facilities;
9. Signaling networks and call-related databases including signaling links, signaling transfer points and databases used for billing and collection, and transmission and routing of public telecommunications services;
10. Operations support systems used to pre-order, order, provision, maintain and repair unbundled network elements, or services purchased for resale from an incumbent local exchange carrier by another telecommunications corporation;
11. Billing functions;
12. Operator services and directory assistance;
13. Physical and virtual collocation and,
14. Intra-premises cabling and inside wiring owned or controlled by an incumbent local exchange carrier.
B. Determination of Essential Nature -- A telecommunications corporation may request any essential network facility or service from another telecommunications corporation and that telecommunications corporation shall timely provide the network facility or service in accordance R746-348-4 unless it demonstrates that providing that facility or service is technically infeasible.
1. A person may petition the Commission for a finding that a facility or service is essential or should no longer be deemed essential.