A Cal. administrative law judge concluded an SBC proposal for int...
A Cal. administrative law judge concluded an SBC proposal for interim batch hot-cut standards is generally workable, but Verizon’s hot-cut proposal had major deficiencies. The proposed order, submitted in a PUC docket (Cases R-95-04-043 & 044), said SBC’s plan…
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to process hot cuts in batches of 50-100 on a regular basis with larger batches negotiated, its 7-day timetable for completing batch migrations, and most its TELRIC-based prices were reasonable and workable. The ALJ said issues such as 911 coordination and certain pricing matters would need resolution in a later proceeding. For Verizon, however, the ALJ said major changes would be needed before its proposed processes would be adequate for CLEC use. The ALJ said Verizon’s proposal for varying hot-cut timetables by batch size and central office, between 6 and 26 days, failed to provide CLECs with predictable and seamless migration. The ALJ also said Verizon’s proposed prices far exceeded those of SBC for similar services, though they supposedly were also based on TELRIC costs.