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 PUBLIC  NOTICE  Federal  Communications  Commission  445  12  th  St.,  S.  W.  Washington,  D.  C.  20554  News  Media  Information  202  /  418-  0500  Fax-  On-  Demand  202  /  418-  2830  TTY  202  /  418-  2555  Internet:  http://  www.  fcc.  gov  ftp  fcc  gov 
 DA  06-  1468  July  19,  2006 
 PLEADING  CYCLE  ESTABLISHED  FOR  COMMENTS  ON  PETITIONS  OF  AUTOTEL  AND  WESTERN  RADIO  FOR  PREEMPTION  OF  THE  JURISDICTION  OF  ARIZONA 
 CORPORATION  COMMISSION,  COLORADO  PUBLIC  UTILITIES  COMMISSION,  NEW  MEXICO  PUBLIC  REGULATION  COMMISSION,  OREGON  PUBLIC  UTILITY 
 COMMISSION,  AND  UTAH  PUBLIC  SERVICE  COMMISSION  PURSUANT  TO  SECTION  252(  e)(  5)  OF  THE  COMMUNICATIONS  ACT 


 WC  DOCKET  NO.  06-  134 
 Comments:  August  21,  2006  Reply  Comments:  September  08,  2006 


 On  July  10,  2006,  Autotel  and  Western  Radio  filed  petitions  for  preemption,  pursuant  to  section  252(  e)(  5)  of  the  Communications  Act  of  1934,  as  amended,  (the  Act)  and  section  51.803  of  the 
 Commission’s  rules.  In  its  petitions,  Autotel  requests  that  the  Commission  preempt  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Arizona  Corporation  Commission,  Colorado  Public  Utilities  Commission,  New  Mexico  Public 
 Regulation  Commission,  and  Utah  Public  Service  Commission  regarding  arbitration  of  interconnection  agreements  with  Qwest  Corporation  (Qwest).  In  its  petition,  Western  Radio  requests  that  the 
 Commission  preempt  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Oregon  Public  Utility  Commission  regarding  arbitration  of  interconnection  agreements  with  Qwest. 


 These  matters  shall  be  treated  as  a  “permit-  but-  disclose”  proceeding  in  accordance  with  the  Commission's  ex  parte  rules.  See  47  C.  F.  R.  §§  1.  1200,  1.1206.  Persons  making  oral  ex  parte 
 presentations  are  reminded  that  memoranda  summarizing  the  presentations  must  contain  summaries  of  the  substance  of  the  presentations  and  not  merely  a  listing  of  the  subjects  discussed.  More  than  a  one-  or  two-sentence 
 description  of  the  views  and  arguments  presented  generally  is  required.  See  47  C.  F.  R.  §  1.1206(  b).  Other  rules  pertaining  to  oral  and  written  ex  parte  presentations  in  permit-  but-  disclose 
 proceedings  are  set  forth  in  section  1.1206(  b)  of  the  Commission's  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §  1.1206(  b). 
 Pursuant  to  Section  1.415  and  1.419  of  the  Commission’s  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §§  1.415,  1.419,  interested  parties  may  file  comments  on  the  Autotel  and  Western  Radio  petitions  for  preemption  on  or 
 before  August  21,  2006  and  reply  comments  on  or  before  September  8,  2006.  All  filings  must  be  addressed  to  the  Commission’s  Secretary,  Marlene  H.  Dortch,  Office  of  the  Secretary,  Federal 
 Communications  Commission,  445  12th  Street,  SW,  Suite  TW-  A325,  Washington,  DC  20554.  Two  (2)  courtesy  copies  must  be  delivered  to  Janice  M.  Myles,  Federal  Communications  Commission,  Wireline 
 Competition  Bureau,  Competition  Policy  Division,  445  12th  Street,  SW,  Suite  5-  C327,  Washington,  DC  20554,  or  via  e-  mail  janice.  myles@  fcc.  gov;  and  one  (1)  copy  must  be  sent  to  Best  Copy  and  Printing, 
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 contractor,  Best  Copy  and  Printing,  Inc.,  Portals  II,  445  12th  Street,  SW,  Room  CY-  B402,  Washington,  DC,  20554,  telephone  202-  488-  5300,  facsimile  202-  488-  5563,  or  via  e-  mail  FCC@  BCPIWEB.  COM. 
 For  further  information  regarding  this  proceeding,  contact  Janice  M.  Myles,  Competition  Policy  Division,  Wireline  Competition  Bureau,  (202)  418-  1580,  or  via  e-  mail  janice.  myles@  fcc.  gov. 


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