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Letter

File #: 8638-C12-27/99

Ottawa, 10 April 2000

To: PN 98-35 Distribution List

Re: Location of Demarcation Point for Inside Wire in Multi-Dwelling Units and Associated Issues, Telecom Decision CRTC 99-10, 6 August 1999, (Decision 99-10),: Follow-Up Process - CRTC Industry Steering Committee Consensus Items.

Dear Sir or Madam:

On 3 December 1999, the building access and inside wire Sub-Working-Group (BA&IW SWG) of the CRTC Industry Steering Committee (CISC) submitted two consensus reports to the CISC Steering Committee (SC) (See Attachment 1). The reports were placed on the CRTC's website. The SC parties confirmed the consensus reports and forwarded them to the Commission for consideration.

The Commission has reviewed the reports and approves the consensus reports noted in the attachment.

Yours sincerely,

Ursula Menke,
Secretary General

Att.

Consensus Report Description
Consensus on Interpretation of paragraph 35 of Decision 99-10 (BIRE09) There should not be a formal notice period as contemplated in paragraph 35 of Decision 99-10. Notification of a proposed installation date can be handled on a case by case basis between the proposed serving LEC and the building owner if not otherwise provided for in an agreement between the parties.
 

Consensus on the definition of new building within the meaning of paragraph 38 of Decision 99-10 (BIRE010).

 

A "new" building should be described as follows:

A newly constructed building that has never been served with an external telecommunications network; or

An existing building in which vacant possession of the entire building has been achieved in connection with a complete renovation of such building, all serving LECs have ceased service to all previous customers in such building, and all in-building wire has been removed; or

An existing building, formerly a single tenant building where the service provider demarcation point has been in the main terminal room, and such building is renovated to facilitate multiple tenants in such building.

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