Common use of Loop Distribution Clause in Contracts

Loop Distribution. The portion of a Loop in Verizon’s network that is between the point of demarcation at an end user customer premises and Verizon’s feeder/distribution interface. It is technically feasible to access any portion of a Loop at any terminal in Verizon’s outside plant, or inside wire owned or controlled by Verizon, as long as a technician need not remove a splice case to access the wire or copper of the Subloop; provided, however, near Remote Terminal sites, Verizon shall, upon site-specific request by AT&T, provide access to a Subloop at a splice.

Loop Distribution. The portion of a Loop in Verizon’s network that is between the point of demarcation at an end user customer premises and Verizon’s feeder/distribution interface. It is technically feasible to access any portion of a Loop at any terminal in Verizon’s outside plant, or inside wire owned or controlled by Verizon, as long as a technician need not remove a splice case to access the wire or copper of the Subloop; provided, however, near Remote Terminal sites, Verizon shall, upon site-specific request by AT&TCLEC, provide access to a Subloop at a splice.