Alaska Administrative Code › Title 3 - Commerce, Community, and Economic Development › Part 7 - Regulatory Commission of Alaska › Chapter 53 - Telecommunications › Article 4 - Local Exchange Competition › 3 AAC 53.210 - Local exchange telephone service: certificate of public convenience and necessity

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In competitive local exchange markets and
				  in noncompetitive areas, an entity proposing to provide local exchange
				  telephone service in competition with an existing local exchange carrier must
				  file an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity that
				  includes
(1) the legal name and the name
				  under which the applicant proposes to do business;
(2) the address of the principal national and
				  Alaskan place of business;
(3) the
				  name, title, and telephone number of the individual who is the liaison with the
				  commission in regard to the application;
(4) the applicant's business structure
				  (corporation, partnership, etc.), including proof of incorporation and name and
				  address of registered agent, if applicable;
(5) proof of authority to do business in
				  Alaska;
(6) a list of the owners of
				  five percent or more of the applicant's equity;
(7) a list of persons or entities that are
				  affiliated interests of the applicant;
(8) a list of all administrative and judicial
				  proceedings that resulted in
(A) suspension,
				  revocation, or denial of the authority, license, or certification of the
				  applicant or its officers, directors, or affiliates to provide utility
				  services;
(B) a reprimand, penalty,
				  or conviction of an applicant or its officers, directors, or affiliates related
				  to operations, gross misrepresentations, fraudulent transactions, or securities
				  violations; or
(C) an adjudication
				  of bankruptcy or a reorganization in bankruptcy of applicant or its officers,
				  directors, or affiliates;
(9) a list of all cases and locations in
				  which the applicant, its officers, directors, or affiliates, has abandoned
				  service in violation of applicable statutes, regulations, or orders;
(10) a list of the names, titles, and
				  responsibilities of key management now employed or to be employed by the
				  applicant and resumes for each person;
(11) for existing businesses, copies of the
				  most recent year's balance sheet and income statement or Federal Communications
				  Commission Form M and, if available, Securities and Exchange Commission Form
				  10-K;
(12) for new businesses,
				  copies of the most recent year's balance sheet and income statement for the
				  owners of the business listed under (6) of this subsection;
(13) a list of all services proposed,
				  together with an explanation of the applicant's technical ability to provide
				  the proposed services;
(14) a
				  description of the area within which the entity proposes to provide local
				  exchange service;
(15) a
				  description of all existing facilities that will be used to provide local
				  exchange telephone service;
(16) a
				  description of all agreements or negotiations with other utilities for joint
				  use and interconnection of facilities;
(17) a tariff of rates and services;
				  and
(18) a verification signed by
				  the person authorized to sign on behalf of the applicant that all of the
				  information provided in the application is true, accurate, and
				  complete.