Ariz. Admin. Code § R14-2-1104 - Expanded Certificates of Convenience and Necessity for Telecommunications Companies with Existing Certificates; Initial Tariffs
A. Effective July 1, 1995, every
telecommunications company, except a local exchange carrier, that has received
a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity under Article 5, and that provides
or intends to provide competitive, intraLATA telecommunications service shall
file with the Docket Control Center 10 copies of an Application to expand its
existing Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to provide competitive,
intraLATA telecommunications service. In support of the request for an expanded
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity, the Application shall, at a minimum,
include the following information:
1. A
description of the telecommunications company and of the telecommunications
services it offers or intends to offer.
2. The proper name and correct intrastate
address of the telecommunications company and:
a. The full name of its owner if a sole
proprietorship,
b. The full name of
each partner if a partnership,
c. A
full list of the officers and directors if a corporation, or
d. A full list of the members if a limited
liability company.
3. A
tariff for each service to be provided that states the maximum rate as well as
the initial price to be charged, and that also states other terms and
conditions that will apply to provision of the service by the
telecommunications company. The telecommunications company shall provide
economic justification or cost support data if required by the Commission or by
Staff.
4. A detailed description of
the geographic market to be served and maps depicting the area.
5. Appropriate city, county and/or state
agency approvals, where appropriate.
6. Such other information as the Commission
or the Staff may request.
B. As part of the Application for an expanded
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity, the telecommunications company shall
also petition the Commission for a determination that the intraLATA service
being provided or to be provided is competitive, pursuant to the requirements
of
R14-2-1108.
C. The Commission shall review the initial
tariffs submitted by the telecommunications company and shall determine whether
the rates, terms, and conditions for the proposed services are
reasonable.
D. If it appears, based
upon Staff review or upon comments filed with Commission Docket Control Center,
that a rate, term, or condition of service stated in a tariff may be unjust or
unreasonable, or that a service to be offered by the applicant may not be
competitive, the Commission or Staff may require further information and/or
changes to the application or to the tariff.
E. When the Application is submitted to the
Docket Control Center, it will not be filed until it is found to be in proper
form. The telecommunications company shall, no later than 20 days after the
Application is filed publish legal notice of the Application in all counties
where services will be provided. The notice shall describe with particularity
the contents of the Application on file with the Commission. Interested persons
shall have 20 days from the publication of legal notice to file objections to
the Application and to submit a motion to intervene in the
proceeding.
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