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Version 4Q01: 12/01/01<br />

Attachment 4-Central Office<br />

Page 11<br />

rates set forth in Exhibit C will apply. If BHN desires to allow another CLEC to use<br />

its entrance facilities, additional rates, terms and conditions will apply and shall be<br />

negotiated between the parties.<br />

5.5 Demarcation Point. AT&T will designate the point(s) of demarcation between BHN’s<br />

equipment and/or network and AT&T’s network. Each Party will be responsible for<br />

maintenance and operation of all equipment/facilities on its side of the demarcation<br />

point. For 2-wire and 4-wire connections to AT&T’s network, the demarcation point<br />

shall be a common block on the AT&T designated conventional distributing frame<br />

(CDF). BHN shall be responsible for providing, and a supplier certified by AT&T<br />

(“Certified Supplier”) shall be responsible for installing and properly<br />

labeling/stenciling, the common block, and necessary cabling pursuant to Section 6.<br />

For all other terminations AT&T shall designate a demarcation point on a per<br />

arrangement basis. BHN or its agent must perform all required maintenance to<br />

equipment/facilities on its side of the demarcation point, pursuant to Section 5.6,<br />

following, and may self-provision cross-connects that may be required within the<br />

Collocation Space to activate service requests. At BHN’s option and expense, a Point<br />

of Termination (“POT”) bay or frame may be placed in the Collocation Space, but will<br />

not serve as the demarcation point. BHN must make arrangements with a Certified<br />

Supplier for such placement.<br />

5.5.1 In Tennessee, AT&T will designate the point(s) of demarcation between BHN’s<br />

equipment and/or network and AT&T’s network. Each Party will be responsible for<br />

maintenance and operation of all equipment/facilities on its side of the demarcation<br />

point. For connections to AT&T’s network, the demarcation point shall be a BHN<br />

provided Point of Termination Bay (POT Bay) in a common area within the Premises.<br />

BHN shall be responsible for providing, and a supplier certified by AT&T (“BHN’s<br />

Certified Supplier”) shall be responsible for installing and properly labeling, the POT<br />

Bay as well as the necessary cabling between BHN’s collocation space and the<br />

demarcation point. BHN or its agent must perform all required maintenance to<br />

equipment/facilities on its side of the demarcation point, pursuant to Section 5.6,<br />

following, and may self-provision cross-connects that may be required within the<br />

Collocation Space to activate service requests. AT&T will negotiate alternative rates,<br />

terms and conditions related to the demarcation point in Tennessee in the event that<br />

BHN desires to avoid the use of an intermediary device as contemplated by the<br />

Tennessee Regulatory Authority.<br />

5.6 BHN’s Equipment and Facilities. BHN, or if required by this Attachment, BHN‘s<br />

Certified Supplier, is solely responsible for the design, engineering, installation, testing,<br />

provisioning, performance, monitoring, maintenance and repair of the equipment and<br />

facilities used by BHN which must be performed in compliance with all applicable<br />

AT&T policies and guidelines. Such equipment and facilities may include but are not<br />

limited to cable(s), equipment, and point of termination connections. BHN and its<br />

selected Certified Supplier must follow and comply with all AT&T requirements<br />

outlined in AT&T’s TR 73503, TR 73519, TR 73572, and TR 73564.<br />

CCCS 141 of 369

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