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GUADALUPE VALLEY TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. SECTION 1 Local Exchange Tariff 2nd Revised Page 1.1 Replacing 1 st Revised Page 1.1 LOCAL EXCHANGE TARIFF CONTENTS Page No. V. BUSINESS SMART PACKAGE 24 A. General 24 B. Rates and Charges 24 VI. BUSINESS TWO-WAY METRO SMART PACKAGE 25 T A. General 25 B. Rates and Charges 25 VII. BUSINESS ONE-WAY METRO SMART PACKAGE 25.1 N A. General 25.1 B. Rates and Charges 25.1 VIII. TWO-WAY METRO TERM 26 T A. General 26 B. Rates and Charges 26 IX. ONE-WAY METRO TERM 27 N A. General 27 B. Rates and Charges 27
GUADALUPE VALLEY TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. SECTION 1 Local Exchange Tariff 1 st Revised Page 2 Replacing Original Page 2 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE I. DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. (the Cooperative) is a non-profit telephone cooperative corporation chartered under the Texas Telephone Cooperative Act. Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. was formed and incorporated by the rural residents whom it originally served. It was the aim and still is the aim of Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc., to provide dependable area-wide telephone service on the cooperative plan and at the lowest cost consistent with sound economy and good management. Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc., provides telecommunications services in the exchanges of Balcones, Bulverde, Cost, Cranes Mill, Hancock, Kenberg, Kingsbury, Leesville, Rocky Creek, Sabina, Sattler, Saturn, Smithsons Valley, Westhoff and Waelder. N Any person, firm, association, corporation, or body politic subdivision thereof, may become a member of Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc., by agreeing to comply with and be bound by the articles of incorporation and bylaws of the cooperative and any rules and regulations adopted by the Board not inconsistent with law. In the year 1950 a group of interested citizens decided it was imperative that modern dial tone telephone service be made available to the people in the unserved rural areas of Comal, Bexar, Blanco, Hays and Kendall counties. Several independent telephone companies were contacted and were asked to extend their lines into these unserved areas. One company took a good look at the rough, rocky terrain with ranches scattered thinly through the hills and noticed that the area didn’t have a single town, village, or hamlet. Telephone service in the hill country, they decided, was not feasible as a paying proposition. Not discouraged by the above failure, the same group banded together and formed a cooperative. Various meetings were held, and finally on September 10, 1951, a Charter was applied for from the Secretary of State of Texas and was received on September 21, 1951.
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