65-407 C.M.R. ch. 252, § 5 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES
A.
PIP
Application Form. The Commission shall establish and make available on
its web page a standard PIP application form. The form shall include:
1. Name or names of applicant;
2. Location of the requested PIP;
3. Whether the PIP will be inside or
outside;
4. A narrative stating the
reasons why a PIP is desirable at the requested location;
5. All information necessary for the
Commission to evaluate and rank the application pursuant to Section 6;
and
6. Any other information the
Commission determines is necessary to administer the PIP program.
B.
Annual Application
Period. The Commission shall establish an annual application period of
one month each year during which applicants may submit to the Commission
requests for new PIPs for the following year.
C.
Ranking and Approval. No
later than two months after the close of the annual application period, the
Commission shall approve and rank all submitted applications using the criteria
established in Section
6. The applications will be approved
in rank order until all of the funding determined by the Commission to be
available to fund the program for the year is fully expended.
D.
Additional Applications.
Applicants may submit to the Commission requests for PIPs at any time outside
the annual application period. If the Commission determines that sufficient
funds are available, it shall approve such additional applications using the
criteria established in Section
6.
E.
PIP Installation. The
Commission shall notify each applicant of the approval or rejection of the
applicant's requested PIP. Each successful applicant shall notify its PIP
Provider to arrange installation of the PIP.
F.
Discontinuing a PIP. The
Commission may, at its own discretion or upon petition of an interested person,
order the removal of a PIP.
G.
Notice to Public Telephone Providers. The Commission shall post a
list of approved PIPs on its website. If any public telephone provider notifies
the Commission within 20 days of the posting that it has installed a public
telephone within 1,000 feet of a proposed PIP's location, the approved PIP will
not be installed at that location.
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