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P.C. Box Seg
Santa Monica, Com. 90406
Attn: Spencer fierzberger
Vice President
Revenue Requirements
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CaL:,urst, CA 93644
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President
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San Francisco, CA* 94105
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Assistant Vice Preside.nt
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201 - 3rd Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
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ravid G. Berg, Secretary
1051 E. War,low Rc'.
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630 S. Amphlett Blvd.
Sar. Mateo, CA 9-402
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2.615 Higtland Ave.
Eureka, CA 95501
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Shirley Ashworth, I�ar-,ger
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Joseph Smiley, Fr -2s.
41: Ca^ibrid5e Ave.
Pai.0 Alto, CA 9410,-,
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325 Stag St:eat
SZnta Barbara, CA 931011
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Attachment III
Filing by Groups
If any radiotelephone utilities, telephone exchange companies,
or others wish to make group filings by associations or other
industry groups, such group filings will be satisfactory for
the Commission's purpose. In such filings, the participating
respondents shall be listed.
All Respondent Wireline Companies
1. Provide your "gross revenues", as that term is used
in Revenue and Tax Code Section 44024, from July 1,
1982, through June 30, 1983.
2. Provide an estimate of your "gross revenues" from
June 30, 1Q83 through June 30, 1984, and from
July 1, 1Q84, through June 30, 1985. The method-
ology and assumptions used in these estimates must
be stated and explained.
3• Separate the revenues provided in response to questions
1 and 2 into inter -LATA and intra -LATA toll revenues.
Pacific only shall furnish the breakdown of toll
revenue to (a) Pacific only and (b) Industry (Pacific
plus independents) separated to inter -LATA and intra -LATA.
The inter -LATA estimates beyond 1983 shall be projections
of pre -divestiture levels of business.
4. Assume that universal service rates are 50% of present
rates, and the number of customers is based on a 1983
level of business. Providing separate responses for
measured service areas and flat -rate only areas,
calculate the amount required to subsidize the
difference between the present rate and the universal
rate for the following:
Percentage of Your Number of Total
Residential Customers Customers Annual
Who Take Universal Represented by Funds
Service that % Reauired
5%
10%
15%
01
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All Respondent Radiotelephone
Utilities
1. Provide your "gross revenues", as that term is used in
Revenue and Tax Code Section 44024, from July 1, 1982,
through June 30, 1983.
2. Provide an estimate of your "gross revenues" from
June 30, 1983 through June 30, 1983, and from July 1,
1984, through June 30, 1985. The methodology and
assumptions used in these estimates must be stated
and explained.
3. Separate the revenues provided in response to questions
1 and 2 into inter -LATA and intra -LATA toll revenues.
4. Given the range of eligible categories possible, are any
of your customers potential recipients of universal.
telephone service?
All Others
1. Provide your "gross revenues", as that term is used
in Revenue and Tax Code Section 44024, from July 1,
1982, through June 30, 1983.
2. Provide an estimate of your "gross revenues" from
June 30, 1983 through June 30, 1984, and from July 1,
1984, through June 30, 1985. The methodology and
assumptions used in these estimates must be stated
and explained.
3. (For those who do not provide message toll service
under tariffs filed with the Commission, Question 3
should be answered on the basis of intrastate private
line service.)
Separate the revenues provided in response to
questions 1 and 2 into inter -LATA and intra -LATA toll
revenues.
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Attachment IV
1. Who should be eligible to obtain universal telephone
service rates?
Suggested Categories:
a)
Low income - define
b)
Infirm - define
c)
Handicapped - define
d)
Elderly - define
e)
Other - define
2. Given your suggested category or categories in response
to question one, how should the Commission estimate
the number of potential applicants for universal
telephone service?
3. What administrative method should be used to determine
eligibility? What criteria or proofs might be required?
Does an individual apply directly to the local service
provider? If so, how might the phone company coordinate
with the Commission concerning eligibility?
4. What are the differentials in communication needs, costs
of providing service caused by geographical differences
in the locales of residences, personal income of sub-
scribers, and other factors that the Commission should
take into account in establishing the rates and character-
istics of universal telephone service? How should
the Commission weigh these factors?
5. What provisions should a basic minimum service include?
Subsidized access only? A measured amount of local
calling? A fixed subsidy to be applied both to toll
and local calls?
6. With the establishment of universal telephone service
rates should the Commission terminate lifeline rates?
7. AB 1348 imposes a surcharge on inter -LATA services.
Should the Commission also impose the surcharge on
inter -exchange intra -LATA services? Why or why not?
8. Under the very broad definition of telecommunications
services in AB 1348, the Commission has been given
some discretion in determining categories of services
upon which the surcharge will be imposed. What
categories of services should be included and why?
How can practical distinctions be made? (Please
consider video, data, cable services, etc.)
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9. Given your suggested category or categories in response
to question 8, how should the Commission estimate
potential revenues?
10. Are there -any service suppliers not listed in
Attachment II? Identify.
11. Does the definition of intrastate telecommunication service
in Rev. & Tax C. Sec. 44025(a), (b), and (c) exclude any
particular service offered by a service supplier? If
so, explain.
12. What reports should the Commission use to estimate the
gross revenue of each service supplier?
a) Responses required by this order (Attachment III).
b) Annual reports, if available?
c) Tax records?
d) Other - describe.
13. In view of the provisions of Rev. & Tax C. Sec. 44184,
which permits termination of universal telephone
service if there are insufficient funds to pay the bills
submitted by the telephone corporations, can the Commis-
sion prudently determine a tax rate less than the 4%
maximum for the first year?
14. For the eligibility method or methods recommended in
No. 1 above, each respondent shall provide an estimate
of administrative costs for: (a) starting the program
and (b) the annual recurring costs.
15. Provide an estimate of the number of customers who
would subscribe to the universal service rate, and an
estimate of the dollar support required to provide the
service.
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