FCC 36.631 Revised as of October 1, 2005
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Sec. 36.631 Expense adjustment.
(a) Until December 31, 1987, for study areas reporting 50,000 or fewer
working loops pursuant to Sec. 36.611(h), the expense adjustment (additional
interstate expense allocation) is equal to the sum of the following:
(1) Fifty percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 115 percent
of the national average for this cost but not greater than 150 percent of
the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area; and
(2) Seventy-five percent of the study area unseparated loop cost per working
loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 150 percent of the
national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area.
(b) Until December 31, 1987, for study areas reporting more than 50,000
working loops pursuant to Sec. 36.611(h), the expense adjustment (additional
interstate expense allocation) is equal to the sum of the following:
(1) Twenty-five percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 115 percent
of the national average for this cost but not greater than 150 percent of
the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area; and
(2) The amount calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.631(a)(2).
(c) Beginning January 1, 1988, for study areas reporting 200,000 or fewer
working loops pursuant to Sec. 36.611(h), the expense adjustment (additional
interstate expense allocation) is equal to the sum of paragraphs (c)(1)
through (2) of this section. After January 1, 2000, the expense adjustment
(additional interstate expense allocation) for non-rural telephone companies
serving study areas reporting 200,000 or fewer working loops pursuant to
Sec. 36.611(h) shall be calculated pursuant to Sec. 54.309 of this chapter or
Sec. 54.311 of this chapter (which relies on this part), whichever is
applicable.
(1) Sixty-five percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 115 percent
of the national average for this cost but not greater than 150 percent of
the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area; and
(2) Seventy-five percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 150 percent
of the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area.
(d) Beginning January 1, 1988, for study areas reporting more than 200,000
working loops pursuant to Sec. 36.611(h), the expense adjustment (additional
interstate expense allocation) is equal to the sum of paragraphs (d)(1)
through (4) of this section. After January 1, 2000, the expense adjustment
(additional interstate expense allocation) shall be calculated pursuant to
Sec. 54.309 of this chapter or Sec. 54.311 of this chapter (which relies on this
part), whichever is applicable.
(1) Ten percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per working
loop cost per working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of
115 percent of the national average for this cost but not greater than 160
percent of the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to
Sec. 36.622(a) multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h)
for the study area;
(2) Thirty percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 160 percent
of the national average for this cost but not greater than 200 percent of
the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area;
(3) Sixty percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 200 percent
of the national average for this cost but not greater than 250 percent of
the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area; and
(4) Seventy-five percent of the study area average unseparated loop cost per
working loop as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(b) in excess of 250 percent
of the national average for this cost as calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.622(a)
multiplied by the number of working loops reported in Sec. 36.611(h) for the
study area.
(e) Beginning April 1, 1989, the expense adjustment calculated pursuant to
Sec. 36.631 (c) and (d) shall be adjusted each year to reflect changes in the
size of the Universal Service Fund resulting from adjustments calculated
pursuant to Sec. 36.612(a) made during the previous year. If the resulting
amount exceeds the previous year's fund size, the difference will be added
to the amount calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.631 (c) and (d) for the following
year. If the adjustments made during the previous year result in a decrease
in the size of the funding requirement, the difference will be subtracted
from the amount calculated pursuant to Sec. 36.631 (c) and (d) for the following
year.
[ 52 FR 17229 , May 6, 1987, as amended at 53 FR 33011 and 33012, Aug. 29,
1988; 63 FR 2125 , Jan. 13, 1998; 64 FR 67430 , Dec. 1, 1999; 64 FR 73428 ,
Dec. 30, 1999; 69 FR 12553 , Mar. 17, 2004]
Transitional Expense Adjustment
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