By: LESLIE COUNTY TELEPHONE CO., INC. Kentucky 2 III 1 1 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF

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1 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Tenth Revised Index Sheet: Cancels Ninth Revised Index Sheet: 1 1 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF INDEX Sheet Basic Local Exchange Service..._ Application General Exchange Listings Monthly Rates Kentucky Telecommunications Relay Service Paystation Service General Definitions Rules and Regulations Rates and Charges _ Exchange Maps Centrex General Rates and Charges Termination Liability and Minimum Service Period Low Income Assistance Programs Lifeline Assistance Link Up (D) (D) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7, 0p P ~ By:

2 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Second Revised Index Sheet: Cancels First Revised Index Sheet: LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF (D) (D) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: Septembe 7, ~p~ By:

3 A. BASIC LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE 1. Application LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF Third Revised Sheet: Cancels Second Revised Sheet: 1 1 &~W)[ffi W~~ a. This section applies to the Local Exchange Service in all of the exchanges of the Leslie County Telephone Company. hereinafter referred to as the Telephone Company. b. The provisions of Local Exchange Service are also subject to the Rates, Charges, Rules and Regulations in all other section of this Tariff, which as they-now exist or as they may be revised, added to, or supplemented by superseding issues, are herby a part of this Local Exchange Service section.. General a. The monthly rates found below are payable in advance and entitle the customer to calling within the exchange from which he receives service, and to all stations connected to that exchange without an additional charge. I I! i I j' I b. Applicable taxes levied by state, county, local or other taxing authorities are in addition to the rates set forth in this Tariff. 3. Exchange Listing Originating Exchange Name Bledsoe Buckhorn Canoe Dwarf Hyden Stinnett Wooton Issued:' December 1, 010 By: Joel Dohmeier, Vice President Local Calling Areas Harlan & Harlan County Hazard. Dwarf & Vicco. Canoe & Jackson Jackson & BUCkhorn Hazard, Buckhorn & Vicco Stinnett & Wooton Hyden & Wooton Hyden & Stinnett (C) (C) (C) TARIFF BRANCH RECEIVED EffectiVE: Janu~~,1blO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY I i I! l:

4 Listed Below Second Revised S.heet: LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF A. BASIC LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE (Continued) 4. Basic Monthly Rates For the Calling Areas of: Residential 1 Party Bledsoe Exchange Buckhorn Exchange Canoe Exchange Heyden Exchange Stinnett Exchange Wooton Exchange $11.55 (I) Business 1 Party $16.40 (I) Key & PBX Systems Regular Trunk Hunt For the Calling Area of: Residential 1 Party Business 1 Party Dwarf Exchange Key & PBX Systems Regular Trunk Hunt $18.95 $7.66 $1.5 $17.35 $19.90 $9.10 (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) Effective July, 003 the Touchtone rate will be included in the local exc.~~m rate. (N) Customers who do not subscribe to Touchtone at that time will ~~~g~l1a receive a (N) monthly credit of $1.50. EFFECTIVE (N) JUL 0 Z003 ISSUED: June, 003 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1) BY /~~~~TKy-Z,~ 003 BY: Paul E. Pederson, Vice-President

5 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Eleventh Revised Sheet: Cancels Tenth Revised Sheet:.1.1 A. BASIC LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE (Continued) 4. Basic Monthly Rates (Continued) Zone Charges: $1.75 This charge is applicable in all of the exchanges except Dwarf exchange. Customers located in Dwarf exchange will not be charged. Pursuant to KPSC Administrative Case No. 333, a monthly surcharge shall be imposed on all local exchange access lines. For purposes of application of this surcharge, access lines are defined as facilities which provide access to and from the telecommunications network for toll services and for local calling with the exception of Public Coin, WATS, Remote Call Forwarding, Radio Common Carriers and Official Telephone Company Accounts. The Commission has determined the amount of the surcharge will be $0.01 (One cent) per access line. per month. However. this amount is subject to change by the Commission to meet the needs of providing Telecommunications Relay Services for the hearing and/or speech impaired persons in Kentucky. Pursuant to KPSC Administrative Case No. 35, a monthly surcharge for the Telecommunications Access Program (TAP) shall be imposed as above at the rate of $0.0 (two cents). Both these surcharges shall be combined into one rate and appear as a separate line item on the customer's bill and shall read. "TRSITAP SURCHARGE". (R) '.~ KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Gwen R. Pinson Executive Director ~~ "R. ~ ~~ By: J EFFECTIVE 1/11018 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1)

6 Second Revised Index Sheet Cancels First Revised Index Sheet 3 3 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF (D) PUBU6 ~"ftvlee O~MMISSION OF KE;NTUOKV I I<J.'ECTIVE (D) JUL ISSUED: June, 003 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1) BY ~~1rn..,== ExeCUTIVE DIRECTOR EFFECTIVE: July, 003 BY: Paul E. Pederson, Vice-President

7 Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 4 4 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF A. GENERAL Paystation Service provides telephone service to a customer-leased or owned paystation with or without coin collecting devices. A Paystation Access Line permits providers of such service to provide pay telephone service to the public. B. DEFINITIONS Coin Supervision - Provides signaling capability from the central office forpaystations that do not have signaling capability within the telephone. This signaling capability provides operators and/or operator systems coin control. Customer - For the purposes of this tariff, the customer is the Paystation Service Provider. Network Interface Device - A company-provided jack or its equivalent. It is the point of connection between the Company owned wiring and wiring owned by the customer. For the purposes of this tariff, the network interface device will be installed at a location mutually agreed upon by the customer and the Company. Originating Line Screening (OLS) - Enables operator service providers to determine whether there are billing restrictions on the exchange access line from which a call originates. OLS service delivers codes on operator assisted calls to identify calls originating from privately owned paystations, inmate locations, and hotels/motels, etc. Rates for this service are found in the appropriate interstate access tariff, when facilities and service are available. Paystation Access Line - A basic coin transmission dial tone line. It is a line side connection from the local exchange switch to the point of demarcation at the customer premises. Selective Class of Call Screening - Enables the customer to restrictsut Oi~8~rf8~!' handled calls, placed over the Company's network, from the s~wk!~ ~~ 1A~ calls which are charged to a called telephone, a third number or a calli ~~v elective Class of Call Screening will be provided at the customer's option, where such facilities are available. APR C. RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Paystation Service will be considered a business service fd?~~~i8?. ~~( A~~~1rtg the terms, rates and conditions found elsewhere in this tariff. _..':/))."1. 1 J D,. Only one paystation instrument may be connected to eadll!'ip~ ~~ Off-Premise Extensions are not permitted. ~~TOA ',3 & RESEARCH DI' (N) ISSUED: February 8, 1997 EFFECTIVE: April 15, 1997 BY: Michael A. Pandow, President

8 Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 5 5 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF C. RULES AND REGULATIONS (Continued) 3. The customer shall be responsible for the installation, operation and maintenance of any paystation instrument used in connection with this service. 4. Requests to Directory Assistance Service originated from paystations will be charged the applicable rate of the Directory Assistance Service Provider. 5. Directory listings may be provided under the regulations that govern the furnishing of listings for business customers. 6. Coin-free operator and emergency 911 access must be available from all paystations. 7. One directory will be distributed to the customer without charge for each paystation business exchange line. 8. The customer is responsible for the provision of booths, shelves, directories and all other ancillary equipment. 9. The customer shall be responsible for the payment of charges for all local and toll messages originating from or accepted at this type of service, including any Directory Assistance Calls. The Company shall not be liable for shortages of coins collected and deposited at the customer's paystation instrument. 10. The Company reserves the right to disconnect service when the customer does not comply with the F.C.C. and state rules and regulations related to paystation service and equipment. 11. The Multiline Business Subscriber Line Charge, found in the interstate access tariff, is applicable to all paystation access lines. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE APR PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011, SECTION 9 (1) ti~~~< BY' D!RECTOR. ATE8 /', RESEARCH 0111 (N) (N) ISSUED: February 8, 1997 EFFECTIVE: April 15, 1997 BY: Michael A. Pandow, President

9 Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 6 6 D. RATES AND CHARGES LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF Monthly Rate 1. Paystation Access Line 1. Coin Supervision Business One-Party local rate and Zone Charges shall apply $.1 Coin Rate 3. Each outgoing local message $ Installation, move and change charges will be those applicable to business service. This rate will be detariffed effective October 6, (N) PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE APR PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. QE'... PO)d 9 (1) " v Ii 1'1' BY' '-/JUt; :#:~ ~;.. < [\!~TEG Ii RESEARCH Dill ISSUED: February 8, 1997 EFFECTIVE: April 15, 1997 BY: Michael A. Pandow, President

10 Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 7 7 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF (D) Material previously found on this page has been deleted. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE (D) APR PURSUANT TO 807 I<AR 5:011. SECTiON 9 (1) Ov '--01 ~. (p,. I ' '-iy1j ~ rf'4"-m.y. < Cl'lECTOR. RATE!.' & RESEARCH Oil' ISSUED: February 8, 1997 EFFECTIVE: April 15, 1997 BY: Michael A. Pandow, President

11 Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 7A '" 7A LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF (D) Material previously found on this page has been deleted. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE (0) APR 1 5 ~1997 PURSUANi KAR 5:011. SeCTiON 9 {1) ~<fta r:..\ < BY'.' 'A" Cr li.1:~earcii 01" J/;/I; ('~P.r~OR.\r.,,,,v ~ " ISSUED: February 8, 1997 EFFECTIVE: April 15, 1997 BY: Michael A. Pandow, President

12 Original Sheet: 8 F. EXCHANGE MAP LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF "... ".. (..,. I d, ) \ PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE JAN PU~SUANT TO 807 KAR 5:0 11 SECTION 9 (1) BY'~ S Y S T E.. B 0 U N DA ~LIC ANAGER EXOW«iE ~ c.o.jipifty ~ StJ\ r'.. - ~l' Issued:.. L...:: By: ~.' ()~P.JJ- ~ ~1<S Issued under Authority K.P.S.C. No. Effective: JAN 0 i \99\ Title: Vice President dated

13 Originai Sheet: 9 F. EXCHANGE MAP LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF.',.=..L.... li-,..,.< ~ i '....- II.0-.. \.~ \.1 :.~~ Issued:. l'oj. ',.:,." By: ~R. 4:L Issued under Authority K.P.S.C. No. Effective: JAN 0 1 J991 Title: Vice President dated

14 Original Sheet: 10 " F. LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF.'-. JACXSON EXCHANGE SOU T H C EN T R ALB q. L TEL.t TEL. CO. BY: C\."")--)..,. ~ BUCKHORN LESLIE COUNTY ~.l\' I),- ~ j :\1 Issued:' I " By: ~-A - ~~ 'f) ~. () I'-.i.b-J EXCHANGE TEL. co. S'fSTEW EX C HAN G E :'\..j:< BOUNOARVJA.ttj4!lB9+-.:.y..,-... B 0 U N ~UBSUANr fu 80kAR 5:011 COUHTY BOUNO.R. ~~ Effective: B~~A~ Title: Vice President Issued under Authority K.P.S.C. No. dated

15 Or iginal Sheet: 11 F. LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF HAZARD EXCHANGE J ~;te~e~. ~ DATE:,7-/3- t p 0 J Issued:. ~tw :\ ~' ;~, \r.~!{ By: ~"'. /J_.;J I'- 11-: L ~. Issued under Authority K.P.S.C. No. Effective: j~~ ga~ '9~' Title: VictpH~~YTO 807 KAR 5:011. SECTION 9 (1) dated Q!~..,,~b.:~-

16 Original Sheet: 1 F. EXCHANGE MAP LOCAL EXCHANGE SER VICE TARIFF,'. 0' c. I d \U'I": \ ~, ';'jo :;~e ~ ~ A. Michael E. H'fCkt- ~. Li: i..j ~GER Effective: Title: Vice President Issued under Authority K.P.S.C. No. _ dated

17 LESLIE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY EXCHANGES: ALL SECTION: ORIGINAL SHEET: 13 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF G. Centrex 1. General a. Centrex Service is a premium service offered only where appropriate central office and outside network facilities exist. The company reserves the right to refuse a request for Centrex Service based on availability of Central Office or Outside Plant Facilities. b. Centrex is provided in association with individual line business and residence exchange services. Centrex is not provided in association with public or semi-public pay telephone service. c. lines will include the below itemized services and features as part of the monthly rates. i. TouchTone ii. Call Forward - Variable iii. Call Hold iv. v. Call Transfer (Internal) with Three-Way Calling Directed Call Pick-up vi. Speed Dialing Eight Numbers No discount is given on a line if any of the above are removed from any or all lines. d. e. f. lines in a Centrex group must have the same billing arrangement, i.e., either flat rate or measured services (where offered). Suspension of Centrex lines is not allowed. Vacation and Seasonal rates do not apply to Centrex Service. Intr~group communications~ wi t~~lt~v~~e~m I SglnN call1ng area, are not subject {~~ o~~~ service. EfFECTIVE ISSUED: March 1, 1993 EFFECTI~RAPtim9j, 1993 BY: Donald R. Brown, President ~UANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. SECTION 9 (1) B~'s~Om

18 First Revis~d Sheet: Cancels Original Sheet: G. Centrex (Continued) 1. General (Continued) LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE TARIFF g. Intragroup communication over interexchange routes which are not part of local calling areas, are charged message toll service rates, or other tariffed interexchange service rates, such as for Private Line or Message Toll. h. Centerex service is designed for voice transmission. Data Transmission is not guaranteed over Centrex lines without special arrangements. i. One directory listing is furnished for each Centrex line as part of the service. Additional Directory listings may be furnished as specified in other sections of this tariff.. Rates and Charges a. Cumulative line count determines the applicable Centrex rates for all Centrex lines in the following tables. Number of Lines ICB Exchanges except Dwarf 1 Month 4 Month 36 Month Rate Rate Rate $14.16 $13.41 $ ICB Rate ***** (C) Number of Lines ICB Dwarf Exchange 1 Month 4 Month Rate Rate $15.06 $ Month Rate $ ICB Rate ***** PllBL Jl~IWiC):: COMMISSION **** Special Individual Customer Based Rates may Clppl T@R=~6(;lSy stems larger than listed above or for time periods greater than listed abovef ls'fffite'8f to the appropriate regulatory approval. JUL (C) Issued: June, 003 By: Paul E. Pederson, Vice-President

19 LESLIE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY EXCHANGES: ALL SECTION: ORIGINAL SHEET: 15 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICES TARIFF G. Centrex (Continued). Rates and Charges (Continued) b. Additional Features i. Multiline hunt capability, linear or circular, $6.00 month per line equipped. ii. The following features are a sample listing of what may be available depending upon the company's hardware and the software which serves the customer. Toll Call Restrictions, Warm Line, Do Not Disturb, Call Waiting, Automatic Recall, Automatic Callback, 10XXX Forced Dialing, Wake Up,Speed Call 30, Call Waiting - Incoming only, Call Forwarding Busy Line - Incoming only, Attendant Console Service, Expensive Route Warning Tone, Automatic Route Selection. Monthly Rate $0.50 per line per feature c. Connection Charges: i. A Service Establishment Charge which includes the associated Central Office Charge. $10.00 per centrex line per occurrence. ii. Additional service connection charges as detailed in section 8 of this tariff may apply to the connection, change, or relocation of one or more lines at the same time and on the same service of the customer following initial installation. ISSUED: March 1, 1993 BY: Donald R. Brown, President PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EfFECTIVE EFFECTIVE: April 1, 1993 APR ~SUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. SECTION 9 (1) BY:~ PUBUC'SmVIC MANAGER

20 LESLIE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY EXCHANGES: ALL SECTION: ORIGINAL SHEET: 16 G. Centrex (Continued) LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICES TARIFF. Rates and Charges (Continued) c. Connection Charges (continued): iii. No service connection charges will apply to any changes requested to feature(s) for a period of thirty days immediately following the initial installation of feature package installation. Following the thirty day period, charges as described above and in Section 8 may apply for any changes or additional service requests. 3. Termination Liability and Minimum Service Period a. The minimum service period for a Centrex Group shall be 1 months. If service is terminated in whole or in part, except as otherwise provided herein, prior to the agreed to minimum service period, the customer shall be required to pay a termination charge for the unexpired portion of the service period, determined as follows: The monthly charge for the original Centrex lines and features terminated multiplied by the number of months remaining in the minimum service period. If a longer period of time was contracted for, such as a 4 or 36 month contract, the same methodology would apply. The customer would only be liable for the "original" number of lines and features ordered at the time period and rates specified, not for any additional that may have been contracted for. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EfFECTIVE ISSUED: March 1, 1993 BY: Donald R. Brown, President EFFECTIVE: Apri 1, 1993 PUasUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1) BY:,,~ PUBlIC smvice IWfAOER

21 LESLIE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY EXCHANGES: ALL SECTION: ORIGINAL SHEET: 17 LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICES TARIFF G. Centrex (Continued) 3. Termination Liability and Minimum Service Period (Continued) b. A customer who reduces Centrex station lines under contract has the following options for the duration of the contract: i. continue to pay an amount equal to the monthly rate for the number of Centrex station lines disconnected that are under contract, or ii. Pay terminating charges as covered in C.1. preceding on the number of Centrex lines disconnected. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY EfFECTIVE APR ISSUED: March 1, BY: Donald R. Brown, President

22 Third Revised Sheet Cancels Second Revised Sheet: Ill A. LOW-INCOME ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LIFELINE) (T) The Lifeline Assistance Program was developed to reduce rates for low income customers. The Company participates in this assistance program to increase the availability of telecommunications services to all consumers in its serving areas. (T) 1. Lifeline Assistance The Company shall provide Lifeline Service as defined in FCC 47 C.F.R (a) (C) on a non-discriminatory basis to all qualifying low-income customers. The Company's Lifeline service offering shall comply with all applicable federal laws, including but not limited to, 47 C.F.R. Part 54; the FCC's Lifeline Reform Order (Report and Order released February 6, 01, we Docket No. 11-4, et. al.), the FCC's Lifeline Modernization Order (Third Report and Order released on April 7, 016, WC Docket No. 11-4, FCC 16-38, et. al.), and any subsequent orders. (C) a. Credits (M) The following credits* will apply for each customer eligible for Lifeline Assistance: 1) Federal Lifeline Assistance Benefit ) State Lifeline Assistance Benefit Monthly Credit* (1) () (T) (T)(C) * (1) () (M) Credit amount will not exceed the total of the Subscriber Line Charge and the Residential Local Exchange rate. Authorized FCC rate. (M) Authorized KY PSC rate. Material previously appeared on Sheet 19 of this Section. KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Talina R. Mathews EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (C) Issued: November 8, 016 Effective: December 1, 016 By: EFFECTIVE 1/1/016 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1)

23 Fourth Revised Sheet Cancels Third Revised Sheet: Ill (D) (D) (M) Issued: November 8, 016 Effective: December 1, By: /:L KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Talina R. Mathews EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EFFECTIVE 1/1/016 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1) (M)

24 Exchange( s): Seventh Revised Sheet: Cancels Sixth Revised Sheet: 0 0 A. LOW-INCOME ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS (Continued). Lifeline Connection Assistance (link-up Kentuckv Lifeline Support The Lifeline Assistance program shall be funded through the Kentucky Lifeline Support Surcharge. Monthlv Rate a. Kentucky Lifeline Support per month per access line $.14 (I) KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Aaron D. Greenwell Link-Up has been eliminated per FCC Order FCC1-1 effeatwai'apbkcfaq)iul DIRECTOR Issued: March 3,016 Effective: April 1, 016 By: e~ EFFECTIVE 4/1/016 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1)

25 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Fourth Revised Sheet: Cancels Third Revised Sheet: 1 1 (D) (D) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7,013 By: ~

26 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Fourth Revised Sheet: Cancels Third Revised Sheet: (0) (0) Issued: September 6,013 Effective: September 7, 013 By: e t~

27 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Second Revised Sheet: Cancels First Revised Sheet: 3 3 (D)

28 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Third Revised Sheet: Cancels Second Revised Sheet: 4 4 (0) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7, 013 By:

29 PSG: Fourth Revised Sheet: Gancels Third Revised Sheet: 5 5 (0) (0) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7, 013 By:

30 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Third Revised Sheet: Cancels Second Revised Sheet: 6 6 (0) (0) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7,013 By:

31 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky First Revised Sheet: Cancels Original Sheet: 7 7 (0) (0) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7,013 By:

32 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky First Revised Sheet: Cancels Original Sheet: 8 8 (D) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7, 013 By: ;: ~~

33 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky First Revised Sheet: Cancels Original Sheet: 9 9 (D) (D) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7,013 By:

34 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky First Revised Sheet: Cancels Original Sheet: (0) (0) Issued: September 6,013 Effective: September 7,013 By:

35 GENERAL EXCHANGE TARIFF Kentucky Second Revised Cancels First Revised Sheet: (0) (0) Issued: September 6, 013 Effective: September 7, 013 By:.. : ej?~