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�) Page 3 1995 Cal. PUC LEXIS 795, *; 61 CPUC2d 643 11. Since no facilities are to be constructed, it can be seen with certainty that the proposed operation will not have a significant effect upon the environment. 12. The Commission has routinely granted NDIECs, such as applicant, an exemption from Rule 18(b) to the extent that the rule requires applicant to serve a copy of its application on cities and counties in the proposed service area and to the extent that it requires applicant to provide a conformed copy of all exhibits attached to applicant's filed application to potential competitors. 13. Exemption from the provisions of PU Code § § 816-830 has been granted to other resellers. (See, e.g., D.86- 10-007 and D.88-12-076.) Conclusions of Law 1. Applicant has the financial ability to provide the proposed service. 2. Applicant has made a reasonable showing of technical expertise in telecommunications. 3. Public convenience and necessity require the interLATA and intraLATA services to be offered by applicant. 4. Applicant is subject to: a. The current 3.0% surcharge applicable to service rates of intraLATA toll and intrastate [*7] interLATA toll to fund the Universal Lifeline Telephone Service (PU Code § 879; D.94-09-065); b. The current 0.3% surcharge on gross intrastate interLATA revenues to fund the California Relay Service and communications devices fund (PU Code § 2881; Resolution T-15254); c. The user fee provided in PU Code § § 431-435, which is 0.1% of gross intrastate revenue for the 1995-96 fiscal year (Resolution M-4777); and, d. The California High Cost Fund fee of 0.5% (D.94-09-065). 5. Applicant should be exempted from Rule 18(b)'s requirement of service of the application on cities and counties in the proposed service area and service of all exhibits attached to this application on potential competitors. 6. The application should be granted to the extent set forth below. 7. Because of the public interest in competitive interLATA and intraLATA services, the following order should be effective immediately. ORDER IT IS ORDERED that: 1. A certificate of public convenience and necessity is granted to IXC Long Distance, Inc. (applicant) to operate as a reseller of the interLocal Access and Transport Area (LATA) and, to the extent authorized by Decision (D.) 94-09- 065, intraLATA [*8] telecommunication services offered by communication common carriers in California. 2. Applicant shall file a written acceptance of the certificate granted in this proceeding. 3. a. Applicant is authorized to file with this Commission tariff schedules for the provision of interLATA and intraLATA service. Applicant may not offer interLATA and/or intraLATA service until tariffs are on file. Applicant's initial filing shall be made in accordance with General Order (GO) 96-A, excluding Sections IV, V, and VI, and shall be effective not less than 1 day after filing. b. Applicant is a nondominant interexchange-carrier (NDIEC). The effectiveness of its future tariffs is subject to the schedules set forth in Ordering Paragraph 5 of D.90-08-032, as modified by D.91-12-013 and D.92-06-034: "5. All NDIECs are hereby placed on notice that their California tariff filings will be processed in accordance with the following effectiveness schedule: