BEFORE THE
POSTAL RATE COMMlSSlON
WASHINGTON,
DC. 20268-0001
POSTAL RATE AND FEE CHANGES, 2001
Docket No. R2001-1
j
RESPONSE OF UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO INTERROGATORIES
OF OFFICE OF THE CONSUMER ADVOCATE
(OCA/USPS-215-224)
The United States Postal Service hereby provides its responses
interrogatories
November
of Office of the Consumer
Advocate:
OCAIUSPS-215-224
to the following
filed on
14,200l.
Each interrogatory
is stated verbatim and is followed by the response.
Respectfully
submitted,
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
By its attorneys:
Daniel J. Foucheaux, Jr.
Chief Counsel, Ratemaking
c7/IlLddlw+Lv
Nan K. McKenize
475 L’Enfant Plaza West, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20260-I 137
(202) 268-3089Fax -5402
November 28,200l
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
Please refer to USPS-LR-J-58,
ocA/usPs-215.
a.
b.
C.
d.
LR58ASP.xls.
Refer to worksheets “SP Letters (detailed)” and “SP Letters (combined).”
Please confirm that the volume for single-piece letters includes singlepiece cards. If you do not confirm, please explain.
Please provide worksheets “SP Letters (detailed)” and “SP Letters
(combined)” for letters only (excluding cards).
Please provide worksheets “SP Letters (detailed)” and “SP Letters
(combined)” for cards only (excluding letters).
Refer to the worksheet “SP Letters (combined).” Please confirm that the
volume Total should be 43,018,464,782.
If you do not confirm, please
explain.
RESPONSE:
a. Not confirmed.
LR58ASP.xls
The volumes (and costs) for single-piece
exclude single-piece
b. See worksheets
letters given in
cards,
‘SP Letters (detailed)’ and ‘SP Letters (combined)’
in
LR58ASP.xls.
c. This information
will be filed in USPS-LR-J-187,
LRl87SPCdsxls.
workbook
Since all single piece cards are assumed to have the
same weight in RPW, there is no difference between the detailed and
combined
d. Confirmed.
analysis.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
OCAAJSPS-216.
a.
b.
C.
Please refer to USPS-LR-J-58,
LR58PRE.xls.
Refer to worksheets
“Presort
Letters (detailed)”
and “Pre Letters
(combined).”
Please confirm that the volume for presort letters includes
presort cards. If you do not confirm, please explain.
Please provide worksheets “Presort Letters (detailed)” and “Pre Letters
(combined)” for presort letters only (excluding presort cards).
Please provide worksheets “Presort Letters (detailed)” and “Pre Letters
(combined)” for presort cards only (excluding presort letters).
RESPONSE:
a. Not confirmed.
LR58ASP.xls
The volumes (and costs) for presort letters given in
exclude presort cards.
b. See worksheets
‘Presort Letters (detailed)’ and ‘Pre Letters (combined)’
LR58PRE.xls.
c. This information
will be filed in USPS-LR-J-187.
LR58PRE-cards.xls,
(detailed)‘,
workbook
sheets ‘Pre Cards (detailed)’ and ‘Pre Cards
respectively.
in
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
OCAAJSPS-217.
Please refer to USPS-LR-J-58,
LR58AREG.xl.s.
a. Refer to worksheets
“3CREG Letters (detailed)”
and “3CREG
Letters
Please confirm that the volume for Regular letters includes
(combined).”
Regular cards. If you do not confirm, please explain.
b. Please provide worksheets “3CREG Letters (detailed)” and “3CREG Letters
(combined)” for Regular letters only (excluding Regular cards).
c. Please provide worksheets “3CREG Letters (detailed)” and “3CREG Letters
(combined)” for Regular cards only (excluding Regular letters).
RESPONSE:
a. Confirmed.
b. - c. There is no distinction made in Standard
cards as processing
categories
costs cannot be separately
or rate elements.
provided for Standard
Mail between
letters and
Therefore,
volumes and
letters and cards.
RESPONSE
OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF THE CONSUMER ADVOCATE
Please refer to USPS-LR-J-60,
ocA/usPs-218.
Productivity.”
pages 46 and 81, column 2, “MODS
a.
What factors explain a MODS Productivity for the Incoming CSBCS [Carrier
Sequencing
Bar Code Sorter] Secondary DPS [Delivery Point Sequence] (3
Pass) that is more than 3 times the MODS Productivity for the Incoming BCS
[Bar Code Sorter] Secondary DPS (2 Pass)?
b.
What factors explain a MODS Productivity for the Incoming BCS Secondary DPS
(2 Pass) that is more than 3 times the MODS Productivity for the P.O. Box Sort
DPS?
RESPONSE:
(4
The Carrier Sequence
Bar Code Sorter (CSBCS)
carrier routes into Delivery Point Sequence
The productivity
for the CSBCS
Bar Code Sorters
and contains
one-tiered
One side of the machine
contains
the bins.
operation.
is likely higher than the productivities
Bar Code Sorter (MPBCS)
It is a one-sided,
(DPS) during a three-pass
(BCS) due to the design of the machine
has a smaller “footprint”
Processing
can sort mail for one to six
The CSBCS
fewer bins (21 or 25) than either the Mail
or the Delivery Bar Code Sorter (DBCS).
machine that is constructed
consists
itself.
for other
in a “U” shape design.
of the feeder module and the opposite
Once processing
has begun,
side
the mail can be re-loaded
directly from the bins to the feeder module for the second and third passes using
a “mail bridge.” The mail bridge allows processing to continue uninterrupted.
contrast,
the MPBCS
and DBCS require that mail be swept into trays.
trays must then be properly labeled, loaded back into containers,
back to the feed end of the machine for further processing.
less sweeping
time once the mail has been processed
the mail is for a limited number of carriers.
In
These
and transported
In addition, there is
on the CSBCS because
RESPONSE OF UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO INTERROGATORIES
OF OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
OCAAJSPS-219 Please refer to the testimony of witness Kingsley (USPS-T-39)
page 10, lines 1 l-12.
at
a. Please describe the types of damage referred to in the testimony that occur to
machinable and nonmachinable letter-shaped pieces during automated mail
processing.
b. Please confirm that nonmachinable letter-shaped pieces that “impede the mail
flow” may cause damage to subsequent machinable letter-shaped pieces during
automated processing. If you do not confirm, please explain.
c. Please confirm that nonmachinable letter-shaped pieces that “impede the mail
flow” adversely affect the throughputs of automated mail processing equipment.
If you do not confirm, please explain.
d. Please confirm that nonmachinable letter-shaped pieces that “impede the mail
flow” and cause damage to subsequent machinable letter-shaped pieces render
such letter-shaped pieces nonmachinable.
If you do not confirm, please explain.
e. Please describe the types of damage referred to in the testimony that occur to
automated mail processing equipment caused by nonmachinable letter-shaped
pieces.
RESPONSE:
(a) The piece can be either torn, crushed, and/or soiled. Also see response to
MMA/USPS-T-39-6.
(b) Confirmed.
(c) Confirmed.
See response to OCAAJSPS-44.
(d) Not confirmed.
still be processed
Some subsequent
pieces are only minimally bent or torn and can
in automation.
(e) Broken belts and rollers, in addition to general wear and tear on the equipment,
can shortens the life of replaceable
parts.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF THE CONSUMER ADVOCATE
Please confirm that 99.7 percent of First-Class single-piece
less than three ounces.
Confirmed.
pieces weigh
If you do not confirm, please provide the correct percentage
under three ounces and cite the source.
RESPONSE:
letter-shaped
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
INTERROGATORIES
OF THE OFFICE OF THE CONSUMER ADVOCATE
ocAlusPs-221:
Please confirm that 100 percent of First-Class presort letter-shaped
than three ounces.
pieces weigh less
If you do not confirm, please provide the correct percentage.under
three ounces and cite the source.
RESPONSE:
Not confirmed.
There is a small proportion
that weigh more than three ounces.
presort First-Class
Class (LR-J-112,
Table 12).
presort letter-shaped
pieces
The amount estimated to be less than three
ounces is 99.55 percent for non-automation
automation
of First-Class
presort First-Class,
and 99.99 percent for automation
99.98 percent for
carrier route First-
RESPONSE OF UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO INTERROGATORIES OF OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
OCNUSPS-222
Please refer to the response to OCANSPS-165(e-f),
which states
that “A piece at the maximum allowable [card] dimensions still weighs less than one
ounce.”
a. Please confirm that a card.at the maximum allowable dimensions
one-half ounce. If you do not confirm, please explain,
weighs less than
b. Please provide the maximum weight for a card at the maximum allowable
dimensions.
RESPONSE:
(a - b) There is no maximum weight for cards, and the exact weight of a card at the
maximum allowable
dimensions
estimated to weigh one-tenth
System.
has not been determined.
However, cards are
of an ounce in the Domestic Probability
Sampling
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO INTERROGATORY
OF THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
ocA/usPs-223.
a.
b.
C.
d.
For FYs 1993 through 2002, please provide a tabulation of
inventory of mail processing equipment by witness Bozzo’s site identification
number; please include dates of purchase, installation, entry into regular service,
and retirement
volumes (TPF, TPH, and FHP) by witness Bozzo’s site identification number by
postal quarter (PQ) and accounting period (AP) by cost pool (as that term is used
by witness Bouo);
workhours by witness Bozzo’s site identification number by PQ and AP by cost
pool (as that term is used by witness Bozzo); and
PCN equipment categories for each of the capital indexes in the data set
reg9300.xls in LR-J-56.
RESPONSE:
a.
Please see the response to OCiVUSPS-172,
part (a).
b.-c.
Please see the response to OCA/USPS-172,
parts (b) and (c).
d.
Please see the attachment
each equipment
to this response for a list of the PCNs associated
capital index in the reg93OO.xls data set.
with
Attachment
to United States Postal Service Response to OCAkJSPS-223(d)
Map of Property Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
r=nription
GHUtcBtH.
tLUUR
33, FLOOR
,w,ING MACHINE
- - -. .----^
-“‘:EPER
(EMERY)
\lER
L, 3, ,.,,.4JAL
EPER, POWERED
iR, CLOTHES
, ,,NG/CLEANING MACHINE
IER, LAWN
-AWN & YARD TYPE
iR ACCESSORIES
.--.
SNOW
CON I HOL
w,,ut ntrwvAL/CONTROL
iR, PAPER
MISC EQPT
4 !zC!aAP rl[SPOSAL
)MPACTER,
3ED VIEWER
TRASH, DISPOSAL
Fc-,pT,
PT,
ING EQPT,
ING EQPT,
ING EQPT,
.-r]G EQPT,
dr. FnPT
,.
.)
AIR
DISTANCE
ELECTRICAL
FUEL
LABORATORY
LIGHT
OPTICAl
-.
..-.-
1,OSCILLOSCOPE
-- -’ “‘-‘-AL
3 SETS
--, - ...-.
PSE
I “L
PSE
I
DRILL
DRILL PRESS
FINISHING EQUIPMENT, METAL
LATHE
‘~ ~~~~.ING MACHINE
.-’ ‘TTINGTTHREADING
EQPT
JS AND SAW EQUIPMENT
- - -R, BATTERY
,I, , ,LSSOR AIR
---...-.--^
7LDERING EQUIPMENT
STEEL
I
..^_
. .
ISC TOOLS AND EQPT
ER, AIR CONDITIONER
Page 1 of 7
Attachment
to United States Postal Service Response to OCA/USPS223(d)
Map of Property Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment
Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
PCN Description
ILIFT. TABLE
IRACK~ MAINTFNANCF
PSE
ICOOLER, ROOM
““““RATOR
ruwER
SUPPLY
AIR CURTAIN, ENTRANCE/EXIT
CONSOLE, CONTROL
HEATER, PORTABLE
OIcL’ ‘“1DOOWOUTDOOR
DOOR
c, FOI IIPMFNT
,
240030
300010
300020
,
1
I
PSE
PSF
PSE
DPC
I
rat
PSE
“I
I I -Y&L
.E LATERAL
FILE/STAND VISIBLE RECORDS
TOMATED SYSTEM UNIT
lpILt, nuTARY
IFILE, SHELVING
‘-““‘“‘ET,
ADP
ET, LABORATORY
FT ~lCROFILM/MICROFICHE
‘^“1GE
ISCRIBING EQUIPMENT
‘7, ENVELOPE
l>nntvDER
IoFFiCE MACHINES & EQUIPMENT, MISC
n\,nsr.rn
ICARINFT;
PSE
I
.rvnTOWLIFT,
PORTABLE
.,...3POST
OFFICE
I ntu~trl,
UTILITY/STORAGE
BUILDING
SHED, STORAGE
SHELTER, DOCK OR YARD TYPE
,“--‘<CASE
twvn
ICHAIF >
IOFFICE FUNITURE E CREDENZA
~~
(EMERY)
(DESK WORKSTATION
OFFIC, = I=’~““I”,
I
‘n”“TURE
DESK (EMERY)
nnbr\, 3FFICE MISCELLANEOUS
TABLE
OFFICE FURNITURE, MISCELLANEOUS
CABINET, FILE
‘ATOR BINDER
11.1,. “‘^‘,INE
I
Page 2 of 7
Attachment
to United States Postal Sewice
Response to OCAkJSPS-223(d)
Map of Property Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment
r
“I.
Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
3escription
:H, PAPER
IOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
-ORATOR
‘rfiT”=‘o’WTlNG,
MISC EQPT
IRDING UNIT, TELE SYS
I SYSTEM
LAN (EMERY)
i SYS I tM, MISC EQUIPMENT
;E STATION
- Tr
.LEPHONE UNITS
: CONTROL UNIT OR BASE
.-
^.^..
ER
AL BOOSTER
.-.. --..---
IL CONSOLE
IRTABLE
. ;HICLE
“-..nl
‘rNEOUS TYPES
MUSIC - SYSTEM
. y, _, ION EQUIPMENT
_..--L SYSTEM
--..----^
.-., ERY)
,, .-__
.LADER
‘.’ --‘JIPMENT
:E CRIME LAB EQt’T
, w.ww’E
)TO IMAGE ID KIT
3
,. -,--,
,.r
...uc
*‘---’
‘-ANEOUS EQPT
v I, MISCELLANEOUS
~UIY I ROLLER
IDISK
PAcK
vnr
,, q.,,JTER
IGE DRIVE
T
, , -0 - _, ..T, AUTOMATED
~-- -lAGE UNIT
3 I uriAGE, CONTROLLER
~NTING SYSTEM
‘r==rSR,
--
MAINFRAME
Page 3 of 7
Attachment
to United States Postal Service Response to OCA/USPS223(d)
Map of Properly Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
.--_-.
PCN Description
MODEM
MULTIPLEXOR
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
UNIT
DATAENTRYSYSTEM
ENTRY/CAPTURE
SYS
:ONTROLLER
-IXED UNIT
ER, PORTABLE UNIT
VIII~AL, CRTNDT
TRANSACTION
PINAL,
TELECOPIER
--.JTER SYSTEM
AVIATION (EMERY)
ROCESSOR
3FTWARE
30 COMPUTER SYSTEM
30 CONTROLLER
30 CRTNDT
30 DISK DRIVE
30 MEMORY STORAGE UNIT
30 PROCESSOR
-iU YHIN I ER
----,
I SOFTWARE
ICE SYS(TACS)
IASTRUCTURE
VSVCS,LAN WIRE
;/SVCS,LAN WIRE
rOR,PRINTER
i FBR OPTICS (EMERY)
NG SYSTEM
:M, DISPLAY UNIT
u , v 8LM, PLOTTER
ADP
PUTER IMAGE
-,LL SYS, ACDCS
, ,,,TEM,ADR
._, ,, .---..
: ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ISTER DISPATCH SYS, ADSRM
-.. -.-z DATA ENTRY SYS
.-.“OM
,.w,,,,-. .-. .-.iE
,--L.m......I ._. ..Nt
(DUAL PASS ROUGH CULL SYSTEM (DPRCS)
WCELLING/FACING
MACHINE
JNCELLING MACHINE
ANCELLER FLAT
VERTER EDGER FEEDER ATTACHMENT
TACKER UNIT
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to United States Postal Service Response to OCAAJSPS223(d)
Map of Properly Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
,,
423050
423055
423060
423065
440005
440010
441000
441010
442010
443000
443005
443015
MHE
MIHE
.MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
fioiooa
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
601OlC
601041
601050
602010
602030
602050
604000
605000
605010
606000
607000
606000
609030
609090
MHF
. . . .-
1
1
1
1
PSE
PSE
‘SE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
Ps-8E
I “I
II\
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I
IELECTRIC FORK LIFT (EMERY)
ITRUCK, H AND LIFT/PALLET
. ..- -_.
IHANU rALLET TRUCK (EMERY)
‘~~~~
~~ LIFT
-- Sri%
---71ALIZED
SYSTEM
TRUCK,
HAND PALLET TRUCl ~<5000LBS (EMERY)
2 AXLE RIDER PAL-LET (EMERY)
CARRIER, ----’
LABEL PRINTING
PRINTER, ADDRLREWRAP OR PATCH-ur tw
SCALE, FLOOR OR PLATFORM
DECK
SC/Ir,LL,E LIAI
Y,%LLI DAM
. ., .. . . fFMF
\-...- W
ANGI
...--- F SI
- 3ALE (EMERY)
ANALYZER, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
ENGINE MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT
TEST EQ, VEHICLE TUNE-UP/DIAGNOSIS
TEST EQ. VEHICLE EXHAUST
JAC”
I-tr‘- ;:“EHICLE
ITRUCK, FORK LIFT/TOW, VEHICLE MAINT
IPUMP, SERVICING/DISPENSING
IGIDISPENSING
EQUIPMENT
TANK, GAS
TIRE MAlNTENANCE,EQUIPMENT
CLEANING EQUIPMENT, VMF MAINTENANCE
WASHER, VEHICLE
WHEEL/SUSPENSION
MAINTENANCE EQPT
,utrMENT
BRAKE MAINTENANCE
EQ’
-..
.-. “CHARGEF 3, BATTERY - vtHlCLES
vCTAQTCC
, _,I, L, I, VEHICLE
lVMF MAINTENANCE EQ, MISCELLANEOUS
Page 5 of 7
I
Attachment
to United States Postal Service Response to OCAKJSPS-223(d)
Map of Properly Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
PSE
PSE
PSE
p-@F
, .,-
811000
811030
611090
a%-mnn-
I
620050
1
R3”“6rl
II
PSE
PSF
--
CABINET/SPECIAL
FURN, FILM PROCESS
PRlNTEP I, Cl,
h” PL2~~ECClhlC
I IL,“,
I I l”“L”“ll.”
FILM PRl-OCFSSING.
_- __.. ._~I MISCELLANEOUS
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,
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EQPT
,,
,
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.
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--
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SYSTEM
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& LIGHTING, SPECIALIZED
JIPMENT
.--. .-----.
..- OUS EQPT
I CIRCUIT TV SYSTEM
,IN I tnc;OM, CLOSED CIRCUIT TV
630020
830030
830040
630050
651090
PSF
IMDNITCN
PSE
PSE
PSE
PSE
TELE iVISION
‘- -’i-~i AYEWRECORDER
VIDEu,
_^... ----^-^
_^... ^.._.._
VIDEO SPtC;IAL tkttG
I S tUUIrMtN
I
MAILBAG FACILITY MISCELLANEOLJS FQPT
TV
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to United States Postal Service Response to OCA/USPS-223(d)
Map of Property Code Numbers (PCNs) to Equipment Capital Indexes in LR-J-56
n
1 -Category
I
MHE
1
IBULK CONVEYOR
I
iCl”Lm
rlEIEY
MHE
MHE
MMF
AHE
AHE
AHE
~
Y I”“4”
970050
970060
980020
999998
999999
IMIlt
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
MHE
PCN Description
rrc~u;rrl;3Ry
l”lC”n
lYlCl”ll
CON-r
sys
LOOSE MAIL CON\ ‘EYOR SYSTEM
MAIL PREPARATIO.-N SYSTEM
MONORAIL SnRTING
__. . . ._ SYSTFM
-. _. _...
MULTIBELT SORTING SYSTEM
PALLET UNLOADER
PP DISTRIBUTION RING
TRAY TRANSPORT SYSTEM
RFMANLIFACTIIRFI-I
MISC MAII
. ..-. PROC
.-- FnPMT
--.
.
~v~nwl~‘lE, MULTI POS
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.IIJE
.
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(EMERY
.,-,-. .W
“1
,-...IRY)
n I
MACHINE
^-’ ‘-’ ‘&‘_’ - ‘jORTER SYSTEM
~3TER SYSTEM
, ~vn I’ING MACHINE
,.*mr --.-r
:R
- - - 1 SORTER (SBCS)
IDELIVERY BAR CODE SORTERS (DBCS)
IREADER, OPTICAL CHARACTER
IREADER, OPTICAL CHARACTER (OCWCS)
RAR CnnlNG
IMAGE
REM- OTF
.- _.
___..._
. .-_ PROCESS S’,‘S
w-, lLOADER
, ,,.u u4DUCTION UNIT
TING MACHINE
INTROL SYSTEM
tww S;HGK snn~touT
MACHINE
BMC SACK SORTER AND LOADER
BMC TOWVEYOR - INTERNAL TOW CONV
SAFETY IMPROVEMENT SYS,BULK MAIL CT
INSTALL COST, NON-FIXED MECHANIZATN
INSTALLATION COST FIXED MECHANIZATN
Page 7 of 7
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO INTERROGATORY
OF THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE
OCAIUSPS-224.
For FYs 1993 through 2002, please provide the planned and actual
FHP volume by AP and the planned and actual workhours by AP by witness Bozzo’s
site identification number for each MODS cost pool used in the variability analysis. (See
MODS handbook M-32, sections 432.2 and 432.4, December 1, 1987, for discussion of
the planned variables.)
RESPONSE:
The requested
data are not available from the Postal Service’s MODS database.
Please note that entry of planned FHP and workhours
and 432.41 of the cited M-32 handbook
R97-1); see also USPS-LR-J-165,
201.
(Rev. 1987, USPS-LR-H-147
section 4-10.
please see the MODS data dictionary,
is optional.
See sections 432.21
in Docket No.
For a list of available MODS variables,
provided in Docket No. R2000-1, USPS-LR-I-
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that I have this day served the foregoing document
participants
of record in this proceeding
in accordance
with section 12 of the Rules of
Practice.
&?u-i$&
Nan K. McKenize
475 L’Enfant Plaza West, S.W.
Washington, DC. 20260-I 137
November 28,200l
upon all