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ATTACHMENT 15: E911/SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE, L.P.
SBC TEXAS/CLEC JOINT PETITIONERS
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records in the ALI Database in accord with the change to the ALI record submitted by the E911 Customer.
Where SBC TEXAS is the 911 Database Provider, SBC TEXAS, upon receipt of a “No Record Found”
(NRF) or Misroute report from an authorized E911 Customer, SBC TEXAS will investigation and resolve
said NRF or Misroute report for CLEC UNE-P and UNE Port only end user records on CLEC’s behalf. If
said NRF or Misroute report requires assistance from CLEC, CLEC and SBC TEXAS will work cooperatively
to resolve all NRFs and Misroutes in an expeditious manner.
4.1.7 When CLEC converts a UNE-P end user or an existing Line Sharing arrangement to a Line Splitting
arrangement, CLEC will issue the appropriate LSR(s) established by SBC TEXAS for such a conversion.
Where SBC TEXAS is the 911 Database provider, SBC TEXAS will retain the end user record information
that exists at the time the conversion order is placed in the E911/911 Database. When CLEC’s end user
physical service address information changes as a result of an end user moving from one physical service
location to a new physical service location, and which results in a rearrangement of, or disconnect of the
UNEs used in the original line-splitting arrangement, CLEC will issue an appropriate LSR with accurate and
complete service address information for said end user. Where SBC TEXAS is the 911 Database provider,
SBC TEXAS will process said LSR to ensure the E911/911 Database is properly updated.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES OF BOTH PARTIES
5.1 Jointly coordinate the provisioning of transport capacity sufficient to route originating 911 calls from CLEC to
the designated SBC TEXAS 911 Selective Router(s).
6.0 METHODS AND PRACTICES
6.1 With respect to all matters covered by this Attachment, each Party will comply with all of the following to the
extent that they apply to E911 Service: (i) all FCC and applicable state Commission rules and regulations,
(ii) any requirements imposed by any Governmental Authority other than a Commission, (iii) the principles
expressed in the recommended standards published by NENA.
7.0 CONTINGENCY
7.1 The terms and conditions of this Attachment represent a negotiated plan for providing E911 service.
7.2 The Parties agree that the E911 service is provided for the use of the E911 customer, and recognize the
authority of the E911 customer to establish service specifications and grant final approval (or denial) of
service configurations offered by SBC TEXAS and CLEC. These specifications shall be documented in
Addendum I, LSP Serving Area Description and E911 Interconnection Details. CLEC shall complete its
portion of Addendum I and submit it to SBC TEXAS not later than forty-five (45) days prior to the passing of
live traffic. SBC TEXAS shall complete its portion of Addendum I and return Addendum I to CLEC not later
than thirty (30) days prior to the passing of live traffic.
7.3 CLEC must obtain documentation of approval of the completed Addendum I from the appropriate E911
Customer(s) that have jurisdiction in the area(s) in which CLEC’s End Users are located CLEC shall provide
documentation of all requisite approval(s) to SBC TEXAS prior to use of CLEC’s E911 connection for actual
emergency calls.
7.4 Each Party has designated a representative who has the authority to complete additional Exhibit(s) I to this
Addendum when necessary to accommodate expansion of the geographic area of CLEC into the jurisdiction
of additional PSAP(s) or to increase the number of trunks. CLEC must obtain approval of each additional
Addendum I, as set forth in Section 7.2, and shall furnish documentation of all requisite approval(s) of each
additional Addendum I in accordance with Section 7.2.