Hearing Exhibits as marked and admitted

Hearing Exhibit marked admitted Previous marking Description
1 29 40   Prefiled direct testimony of Carl Oppedahl
2 43 40 CO-1 Remote terminal at Badger Road
3 43 40 CO-2 Locator map showing remote terminal
4 43 40 CO-3 Qwest billing insert offering DSL service to Ruby Ranch neighborhood
5 43 40 CO-4 The DSLAM and DSL modems which the Coop will use
6 43 40 CO-5 Two typical proposed subloops
7 43 40 CO-6 The Cross-Connect Box at the corner of Ruby and Emerald Roads
8 43 40 CO-7 Subloops now being rented by the Willow Brook Metropolitan District
9 43 40 CO-8 Network Interface Device
10 43 40 CO-9 Locator map showing Qwest central office
11 43 40 CO-10 Interior of the Cross-Connect Box
12 43 40 CO-11 Interior of the Cross-Connect Box (labeled)
13 29 40   Prefiled reply of Carl Oppedahl
14 43 40 CO-12 Specification sheet for Copper Mountain CopperEdge SDSL line card
15 43 40 CO-13 Rebuttal Testimony of Larry Brotherson filed by Qwest June 4, 2001
16 43 40 CO-14 Specification sheet for Copper Mountain CopperEdge CE-150 DSLAM
17 43 40 CO-15 Photograph of pedestal
18 43 40 CO-16 Pages 11 and xii from ANSI Standard T1-417
20 43 40 CO-18 Pages 101 and 112-113 from Volume VI Commission Staff Report on the General Terms and Conditions of Qwest's SGAT
21 43 40 CO-19 The Coop's four-page proposed interconnection agreement
24 43 40 CO-22 The Coop's proposed interconnection agreement as of January 24, 2002
25 59 63   Prefiled direct of William Easton
26 59 63 WRE-1 Latest draft of Qwest's proposed interconnect agreement with the Coop
27 59   WRE-2 PUC Decision C01-1302 and spreadsheet (Exh A) and erratum
28 59 63   Prefiled reply of William Easton
29 173 174   Prefiled reply of Robert Hubbard
30 167     The Telephone Book by Carl Oppedahl
31 197 198   Gas-tube protector
32 209     direct-bury cable
33 242 243   Discovery requests from the Coop to Qwest
  • Admission 4, supplemented January 23, 2002
  • Admission 6, supplemented January 23, 2002
  • Admission 24, supplemented January 29, 2002 (two spare positions)
  • Response to interrogatory 18
34 242 243   Discovery requests from Qwest to the Coop
35 259 57   Requests for admission from the Coop to Qwest (admissions 1-95)
  • Admission 7 - POTS installs sometimes require work at RT
  • Admission 8- POTS installs sometimes require work at Dillon CO
  • Admission 46 - Qwest's first proposal over 250 pages
  • Admission 47 - Coop's first proposal fewer than 6 pages
  • Admission 62 - as of July 26, 2001, subloop rental was $21.32
  • Admission 63 - as of July 26, 2001, subloop activation was $126.49
  • Admission 64 - as of July 26, 2001, QPF was $1707.09
  • Admission 70 - as of August 1, 2001, rental was still $21.32
  • Admission 73 - as of August 1, 2001, subloop activation was still $126.49
  • Admission 74 - as of August 3, 2001, subloop activation was still $126.49
  • Admission 75 - as of August 1, 2001, QPF was still $1707.09
  • Admission 78 - as of August 14, 2001, rental dropped to $15.12
  • Admission 79 - as of August 15, 2001, insurance dropped to $1M
  • Admission 80 - as of August 15, 2001, subloop activation was still $126.49 and QPF was still $1707.09.
  • Admission 83
  • Admission 96 - Qwest sometimes waives its DSL activation fee
  • Admission 106 - Badger Road RT (SLC box) is more than half a mile away
  • Admission 107 - Dillon CO is more than two miles away
  • Admission 19 - there are 400 F2s
  • Admission 20 - fewer than 200 F2s in use
  • Admission 21 - at least 200 spare F2s
  • Admission 9 - there are 200 F1s between crossbox and Diamond Road pedestal
  • Admission 11 - there are 200 F1s between Diamond Road pedestal and Highway 9
  • Admission 14 - between Diamond Road Pedestal and Highway 9 fewer than 130 F1s are in use.
  • Admission 16 - between Diamond Road Pedestal and Highway 9 there are at least fifty spare F1s.