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Posted by danny burstein on March 6, 2008, 10:39 pm
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"... The New York State Public Service Commission (Commission) announced
today the release of the Department of Public Service Staff White Paper
(Staff White Paper) that outlines several options for adding a second area
code to the current 315 area code in central and north-central New York
State. Demand for central office codes - represented by the first three
digits in a seven-digit phone number - is expected to result in the
depletion of the 315 area code by late 2010.
The Commission's goal is to develop a plan that minimizes disruption and
inconvenience to customers while ensuring continued availability of
telephone numbers beyond 2010 in the 315 area code region. Staff's White
Paper proposes three options for geographic splits to divide the 315 area
code and an overlay plan option that assigns a new area code to the same
geographic area currently served by 315.
rest [a] :
http://www3.dps.state.ny.us/pscweb/WebFileRoom.nsf/ArticlesByCategory/C16B107281E9E550852574040058B17E/$File/pr08029.pdf?OpenElement
[a] if that url doesn't work, go to:
"http://dps.state.ny.us"
and take it from there.
(dps = Department of Public Service)
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