PUBLIC NOTICE OF COPPER RETIREMENT UNDER RULE 51.333
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Carrier: Volcano Telephone Company, Inc., 20000 E. Hwy 88, Pine Grove, CA 95665
Contact: For Additional Information on these planned network changes, please contact:
Volcano Telephone Company, lnc.
Attention: John Lundgren – Vice President
20000 E. Hwy 88
Pine Grove, CA 95665
1-209-296-7502
Copper_Retirement@volcanotel.com
Implementation Date: On or after April 1, 2025.
Planned Network Change(s) will occur at the following locations in the VOLCCAXF wire center in California:
Volcano Telephone Company, in California is providing notice that it is retiring metallic copper feeder facilities to a specific certain areas in portions of the Volcano/Pine Grove, Pioneer and West Point areas in the Volcano Wire Center, VOLCCAXF, 20000 E. Hwy. 88, Pine Grove, CA 95665. The areas are as follows:
In the Volcano/Pine Grove exchange, areas include Portions of Climax Road, Chase Road, Nills Way, Redberry Lane, Surrey Junction Lane, Tony Lane, Lorna Lane, Dapple Drive, Surrey Court, Dapple Court, Surrey Place,
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In the Pioneer exchange areas will includes McKenzie Drive, Madrone Place, Madrone Lane, Cedar Court, Cedar Heights Drive, Alpine Lane, Gretchen Lane, Delores Court, Carolyn Court, Debbie Court, Carolyn Way, Susan Lane, parts of Tiger Creek Road, Suncatcher Lane, Black Prince Road, Carson Drive, Gold Circle, Meadow Crest, Old Madrone Road, Ezella Court, Woodfern Drive, Fortess Way, Happie Lou Lane, Stirnaman Mine Road,
All of Volcano Telephone Company, lnc.’s (hereinafter referred to as “Volcano Telephone”) copper retirement notices may be viewed on Volcano Telephone’s website at:
https://www.volcanotelephone.net/public-notice-of-copper-retirement-fiber-network-upgrades/
Description of the planned network change(s):
Volcano Telephone intends to retire the copper facilities at the locations listed above. Volcano Telephone has deployed or plans to deploy its fiber-to-the-premises network in these area(s) and intends to provide services over a fiber network infrastructure. Upgrading from copper to fiber facilities will provide benefit to Volcano Telephone’s customers in terms of reliability, resiliency, and available bandwidth.
Description of reasonably foreseeable impact(s) of the planned change(s): After the retirement of the copper facilities, Volcano Telephone will (1) no longer offer services over copper facilities; and (2) cease maintaining the copper facilities. To help ensure orderly transition, Volcano Telephone may require customers and interconnecting entities to migrate services off of copper facilities well before the copper retirement implementation date.
