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Page 178 of 250 APPENDIX WIRELESS PHYSICAL COLLOCATION/AT&T-13STATE PAGE 53 OF 62 AT&T-13STATE/NEW CINGULAR WIRLESS <strong>PCS</strong>, LLC 020106 chooses to disconnect and remove the power cable feed from a power arrangement (A&B feed), then the charges referenced in Section 19.8 will apply. If the Wireless Collocator has multiple power arrangements (A&B feed) where they can request both a fuse reduction and a power cable removal for one Physical Collocation Arrangement [i.e. reduce one power arrangement from fifty (50) amps (A&B feed) to twenty (20) amps (A&B feed) and remove the power cable from a second power arrangement from fifty (50) amps (A&B feed) to 0 amps (A&B feed)], then the project management fee for power cable removal referenced in Section 18.8 will apply in addition to the individual charges referenced in either Section 19.8, or 19.9 associated with the overall power reduction request. 19.4.6 For any power reduction request (one which involves either a disconnect and removal, re-fusing only, or a combination of the two), the Wireless Collocator must submit an augment application for this request along with the appropriate application and project management fees referenced in Section 19.8. The same augment intervals that are outlined in this Appendix for adding power will apply to power reduction requests. 19.5 Interconnection Termination Reduction 19.5.1 The Wireless Collocator may request a reduction of the existing amount of interconnection terminations that service a Physical Collocation Arrangement. The Wireless Collocator shall submit an augment application in order to process this request. The Wireless Collocator must maintain at least one minimum interconnection arrangement increment authorized in Sections 18.3.9.1.1.1, 18.3.9.1.2.1, 18.3.9.1.3.1 or 18.3.10. The same augment intervals that are outlined in this Appendix for adding interconnection terminations will apply to interconnection termination reductions. 19.5.2 Interconnection termination reduction requests will always require the disconnection and removal of interconnection cable. The AT&T-13STATE will perform the interconnection cable removal work above the rack level (cable mining). Applicable fees referenced in Section 19.10 will apply. Within thirty (30) days after submitting its interconnection termination reduction request to disconnect and remove an interconnection arrangement from its Physical Collocation Arrangement, the Wireless Collocator must perform the following activity: (A) Remove terminations at both ends of the interconnection cable and cut cables up to AT&T- 13STATE rack level. Wireless Collocator must use an AT&T-13STATE approved Tier 1 Installation/Removal Vendor for this procedure and that vendor must follow TP76300 guidelines for cutting and capping the cable at the rack level. 19.6 Rate Element Descriptions for Complete Space Discontinuance (A) Application Fee - The charge assessed by the AT&T-13STATE to process the Wireless Collocator’s application for Physical Collocation Arrangements. (B) Project Management Fee - Complete Space Discontinuance - Reflects the AT&T-13STATE’s labor costs to project manage the complete discontinuance of the Wireless Collocator’s space. The labor costs include the AT&T-13STATE engineering and real estate costs for planning design of floor tile restoration, interconnection, power and entrance cable removal, stenciling, floor plans, and DC power records. (C) Remove Fiber Jumpers - Remove four fiber jumpers from the fiber protection system raceway. (D) Remove Fiber Cables - Remove fiber cable sheaths (1-216 fibers) on dedicated fiber racking. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, waxed cable cord/twine, gray paint for removing plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (E) Remove VF/DS0 Cable - Remove cable sheaths totaling one hundred (100) pairs and each one hundred (100) pair connecting block from the MDF or IDF. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, gray paint for removing stenciling on frame, fire stop material, 8.5”x11” paper for
Page 179 of 250 APPENDIX WIRELESS PHYSICAL COLLOCATION/AT&T-13STATE PAGE 54 OF 62 AT&T-13STATE/NEW CINGULAR WIRLESS <strong>PCS</strong>, LLC 020106 engineering order, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (F) Remove DS1 Cable - Remove two sheaths, on transmit and one receive, comprising of a total of twenty-eight (28) DS1 circuits to an existing DSX1 panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, blank labels for DSX shelf, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering job order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (G) Remove DS3 Cable (Coax) - Remove two (2) coax cables per DS3 circuit to an existing DSX3 panel. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, fire stop material, blank labels for DSX shelf, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (H) Remove Timing Cable -– Remove a single timing lead (P7 wire). Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, CO timing book sheet, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, yellow job wallet, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (I) Remove Power Cable - Distribution from the AT&T-13STATE BDFB (sixty (60) amp A feed and sixty (60) amp B feed and below power arrangements) – Remove four (4) power cables, including fuses and fuse panel. Removal activity also requires all costs associated with the power cable removal, packing and shipping, removing stenciling from BDFB, and updating documents as required. (J) Remove Power Cable - Distribution from the AT&T-13STATE Power Board (100 amp A feed and 100 amp B feed & above) - Remove 750 MCM cable (4 runs @ 180 feet), and remove and junk fuses and power panel. Removal activity also requires cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, gray paint for removing stenciling on Power Board, fire stop material, blank labels for BDFB, yellow job wallet, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (K) Remove Cage Grounding Material - Remove collocation cage grounding lead and ground bar. Typical material includes cable scrap boxes (see Note 1 below), adjacent equipment protection material, heat shrink wrap, waxed cable cord/twine, yellow job wallet, 8.5”x11” paper for engineering order, plotter paper for Central Office drawings and transportation and taxes as appropriate. (L) Remove Fiber Entrance Cable - Remove fiber entrance cable from 1st manhole closest to the Central Office through cable vault to its endpoint termination in the collocation space (average 300’ of cable). Removal activity also requires infrastructure maps and records, engineering work order, pump/ventilate manhole, safety inspection and removal of safety hazards, fire stops, and mechanized cable pulling tools. (M) Restore Floor Tile - Standard Bay - Remove floor tile and Drive Anchors Flush with Floor Slab, install 547 Floor Patch, apply floor adhesive, and install Vinyl Composite Floor Tile (VCT). Clean and Wax Floor Tile, abatement of asbestos containing Floor Tile, and Air Monitoring for Abatement. (N) Restore Floor Tile – Non-Standard Bay - Remove floor tile and Drive Anchors Flush with Floor Slab, install 547 Floor Patch, apply floor adhesive, and install Vinyl Composite Floor Tile (VCT). Clean and Wax Floor Tile, abatement of asbestos containing Floor Tile, and Air Monitoring for Abatement. Note 1 for Material: Cable scrap boxes are designed for cable cut into three (3) foot lengths. This box is capable of handling 1000 pounds of weight, supporting forklift forks or floor jack lifts, moisture resistant, puncture resistant, and designed to be loaded into railroad cars for shipping. 19.7 Rate Element Descriptions for Space Reassignment (A) Application Fee - The charge assessed by AT&T-13STATE to process the Wireless Collocator’s application for Physical Collocation Arrangements.
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