Postal Rate Commission
Submitted 6/2/2006 4:15 pm
Filing ID: 49240
Accepted 6/2/2006
BEFORE THE
POSTAL RATE COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20268B0001
EVOLUTIONARY NETWORK DEVELOPMENT
SERVICE CHANGES, 2006
Docket No. N2006-1
RESPONSES OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE TO
PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO. 4
The United States Postal Service hereby provides responses to Questions 1
through 6 in Presiding Officer’s Information Request No. 4, issued on May 19, 2006:
Each question is stated verbatim and is followed by the response. A response to
question 7 is forthcoming.
Respectfully submitted,
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
By its attorneys:
Daniel J. Foucheaux
Chief Counsel, Ratemaking
____________________________
Michael T. Tidwell
475 L'Enfant Plaza West, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20260–1137
(202) 268–2998; Fax –6187
[email protected]
June 2, 2006
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
1.
Witness Williams’ response to APWU/USPS-T2-24(d) states, “[c]hanges in ADC
assignments are considered maintenance of our current ADC network… .”
Please provide
a. the number and location of all ADCs and AADCs in the current ADC network;
and
b. the number of facilities in the future network that all current AMPs are
validated against that will perform the functions currently performed by the
ADCs and AADCs.
RESPONSE:
(a)
Attached are lists of AADCs and ADCs, as reflected in the Domestic Mail
Manual, Appendix 1 (5-11-2006).
(b)
List
# of AADCs/ADCs Listed
Labeling List 004
139
Labeling List 009
44
Labeling List 603
27
Labeling List 604
35
Labeling List 801
156
The Postal Service has not yet determined how many Regional Distribution
Centers, Local Processing Centers, and Destinating Processing Centers there
will be in the future network to assume the responsibilities of facilities currently
designated as AADCs; and ADCs.
Labeling Lists
Labeling Lists
Labeling Lists
Labeling lists change frequently and are published and updated in the online DMM.
Mailers may also subscribe to labeling list products and updates using Form 8184
(click on “Business Forms” on Postal Explorer). For more information contact the
National Customer Support Center at 800-238-3150.
L000 General Use
L001 5-Digit Scheme—Periodicals, Standard Mail, and Package Services Flats and
Irregular Parcels
L002 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Matrix
L003 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—3-Digit Scheme Sortation
L004 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC Sortation
L005 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—SCF Sortation
L006 5-Digit Metro Scheme
L007 5-Digit Scheme—Periodicals, Standard Mail, and BPM Flats in Bundles
L008 3-Digit Scheme—Periodicals, Standard Mail, and BPM Flats in Bundles
L009 Mixed ADCs—Periodicals Flats and Irregular Parcels, Standard Mail and
Package Services Flats, Standard Mail Irregular Parcels (of uniform thickness)
L010 BMC/ASF Entry—Standard Mail Letters and Package Services Irregular
Parcels
L011 Non-BMC/ASF Entry—Periodicals and Standard Mail Letters
L200 Periodicals
L201 Periodicals Origin Split
L600 Standard Mail and Package Services
L601 BMCs
L602 ASFs
L603 ADCs—Irregular Standard Mail Parcels
L604 Originating ADCs—Standard Mail Irregular Parcels
L605 BMCs/ASFs—Nonmachinable Parcel Post BMC Presort and OBMC Presort
L606 5-Digit Scheme—Standard Mail and Package Services Parcels
L800 Automation Rate Mailings
L801 AADCs—Letter-Size Mailings
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Labeling Lists: 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC Sortation
L004
L004
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC
Sortation
[4-13-06] L004 describes the service area by individual 3-digit ZIP Code prefix for
mail destined to an area distribution center (ADC).
Subject to the standards for the rate claimed, pieces for the 3-digit ZIP Code
prefixes shown in Column A must be combined and labeled to the corresponding
ADC destination shown in Column B. Where noted, the destination must be
selected based on the class of mail prepared. Unassigned 3-digit prefixes or
assigned 3-digit prefixes not associated with an ADC are omitted.
To order labels from the USPS Label Printing Center, use Form 1578-B and indicate
set number 008 (First-Class Mail), set number 009 (Periodicals), or set number 010
(Standard Mail and Bound Printed Matter). Requests are supplied in lots of 300
(minimum) for each label on the list.
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Group
005, 115, 117-119
Column B
Label to
ADC LONG ISLAND NY 117
006-009
ADC SAN JUAN PR 006
010-017
ADC SPRINGFIELD MA 010
018, 019, 021, 022, 024, 055
ADC BOSTON MA 021
020, 023, 025-029
ADC PROVIDENCE RI 028
030-034, 038, 039
[FCM and PER only] ADC MANCHESTER NH 030
030-034, 038, 039
[STD and BPM only] ADC PORTSMOUTH NH 038
035-037, 050-054, 056-059
ADC WHITE RIV JCT VT 050
040-049
ADC PORTLAND ME 040
060-069
[FCM only] ADC HARTFORD CT 060
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC SOUTHERN CT 064
070-079, 085-089
ADC DV DANIELS NJ 07099
080-084
ADC SOUTH JERSEY NJ 080
090-099
[FCM only] AMF JFK APO/FPO NY 00309
[PER, STD, and BPM only] MILITARY CENTER NY 090
100-102, 104
103, 110-114, 116
ADC NEW YORK NY 100
ADC QUEENS NY 110
105-109
ADC WESTCHESTER NY 105
120-129
ADC ALBANY NY 120
130-139
ADC SYRACUSE NY 130
140-149
150-168, 260
169-178
179, 189, 193-196
ADC BUFFALO NY 140
ADC PITTSBURGH PA 150
ADC HARRISBURG PA 170
ADC SOUTHEASTERN PA 189
180-188
ADC LEHIGH VALLEY PA 180
190-192
ADC PHILADELPHIA PA 190
197-199
ADC WILMINGTON DE 197
200
WASHINGTON DC 200
202-205
ADC WASHINGTON DC 202
201, 220-223, 226, 227
ADC NORTHERN VA VA 220
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L004
Labeling Lists: 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC Sortation
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Group
206-209
206-209
210-212, 214-219, 254, 267
224, 225, 228-239, 244
240-243, 245
Column B
Label to
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC SOUTHERN MD MD
207
[FCM only] ADC SUBURBAN MD 208
[FCM and PER only] ADC BALTIMORE MD 212
[STD and BPM only] ADC LINTHICUM MD 210
ADC RICHMOND VA 230
ADC ROANOKE VA 240
246-253, 255-259
ADC CHARLESTON WV 250
261-266, 268
ADC CLARKSBURG WV 263
270-279, 285
ADC GREENSBORO NC 270
280-284, 286-289, 297
290-296
ADC CHARLOTTE NC 280
ADC COLUMBIA SC 290
298, 300, 301, 305, 306, 308, 309
[STD and BPM only] ADC NORTH METRO GA 30197
298, 300, 301, 305, 306, 308, 309
[FCM and PER only] ADC NORTH METRO GA 301
299, 304, 313-315, 320-324, 326,
344
[FCM and PER only] ADC JACKSONVILLE FL 320
[STD and BPM only] ADC JACKSONVILLE FL 32088
302, 303, 311, 399
307, 370-374, 376-379, 384, 385
ADC ATLANTA GA 303
[FCM and PER only] ADC NASHVILLE TN 370
[STD and BPM only] ADC NASHVILLE TN 37099
310, 312, 316-319, 398
[FCM and PER only] ADC MACON GA 310
[STD and BPM only] ADC MACON GA 31293
325, 365, 366, 394, 395
ADC MOBILE AL 365
327-329, 334, 347, 349
[FCM only] ADC ORLANDO FL 328
[PER only] ADC MID FLORIDA FL 327
[STD and BPM only] ADC MID FLORIDA FL 32799
330-333, 340
[FCM and PER only] ADC MIAMI FL 331
[STD and BPM only] ADC MIAMI FL 33298
335-339, 341, 342, 346
[FCM only] ADC TAMPA FL 335
[PER only] ADC MANASOTA FL 342
[STD and BPM only] ADC MANASOTA FL 34299
350-352, 354-359, 362
[FCM and PER only] ADC BIRMINGHAM AL 350
[STD and BPM only] ADC BIRMINGHAM AL 35099
360, 361, 363, 364, 367, 368
[FCM and PER only] ADC MONTGOMERY AL 360
[STD and BPM only] ADC MONTGOMERY AL 36099
369, 390-393, 396, 397
[FCM and PER only] ADC JACKSON MS 390
[STD and BPM only] ADC JACKSON MS 39099
375, 380-383, 386-389, 723
[FCM and PER only] ADC MEMPHIS TN 380
[STD and BPM only] ADC MEMPHIS TN 38099
400-409, 411-418, 420-427, 471,
476, 477
ADC LOUISVILLE KY 400
410, 450-455, 458, 459, 470
ADC CINCINNATI OH 450
430-438, 456, 457
ADC COLUMBUS OH 430
439-449
ADC CLEVELAND OH 440
460-469, 472-475, 478, 479
480-489, 492
490, 491, 493-497
498, 499, 530-532, 534, 535,
537-539, 541-545, 549
500-509, 520-528, 612
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ADC INDIANAPOLIS IN 460
ADC DETROIT MI 481
ADC GRAND RAPIDS MI 493
ADC MILWAUKEE WI 530
[FCM only] ADC DES MOINES IA 500
[PER only] ADC DES MOINES IA 50092
[STD and BPM only] ADC DES MOINES IA 50091
Labeling Lists: 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC Sortation
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Group
510-516, 680, 681, 683-693
540, 546-548, 550, 551, 556-559
553-555, 560-564, 566
565, 567, 580-588
570-577
590-599, 821
600-603, 610, 611, 614-616
604, 605, 609, 613, 617-619
606-608
606-608
620, 622-631, 633-639
640, 641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-668
669-679, 739
L004
Column B
Label to
ADC OMAHA NE 680
[FCM only] ADC ST PAUL MN 550
[PER only] ADC ST PAUL MN 55222
[STD and BPM only] ADC ST PAUL MN 55233
[FCM only] ADC MINNEAPOLIS MN 553
[PER only] ADC MINNEAPOLIS MN 55522
[STD and BPM only] ADC MINNEAPOLIS MN 55533
ADC FARGO ND 580
ADC SIOUX FALLS SD 570
ADC BILLINGS MT 590
ADC CAROL STREAM IL 601
ADC S SUBURBAN IL 604
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC CHICAGO IL 606
[FCM only] ADC CHI IRVING PK IL 607
[FCM and PER only] ADC ST LOUIS MO 630
[STD and BPM only] ADC ST LOUIS MO 63203
[FCM only] ADC KANSAS CITY MO 640
[PER only] ADC KANSAS CITY MO 64240
[STD and BPM only] ADC KANSAS CITY MO 66340
[FCM and PER only] ADC WICHITA KS 670
[STD and BPM only] ADC WICHITA KS 67099
700, 701
ADC SOUTHERN LOU LA 700
703-708
ADC BATON ROUGE LA 707
710-714
[FCM and PER only] ADC SHREVEPORT LA 710
[STD and BPM only] ADC SHREVEPORT LA 71099
716-722, 724-729
[FCM and PER only] ADC LITTLE ROCK AR 720
[STD and BPM only] ADC LITTLE ROCK AR 72098
730, 731, 734-738, 748
733, 779-789
740, 741, 743-747, 749
750-759
760-769, 790-797
770-778
ADC OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730
[FCM and PER only] ADC SAN ANTONIO TX 780
[STD and BPM only] ADC SAN ANTONIO TX 78099
ADC TULSA OK 740
ADC NORTH TEXAS TX 750
ADC FT WORTH TX 760
ADC NORTH HOUSTON TX 773
798, 799, 880, 885
ADC EL PASO TX 798
800-816
ADC DENVER CO 800
820, 822-831
832-834, 836, 837, 979
835, 838, 980-985, 988-994, 998,
999
840-847, 898
850, 852, 853, 855, 859, 860, 863
856, 857
ADC CHEYENNE WY 820
ADC BOISE ID 836
ADC SEATTLE WA 980
ADC SALT LAKE CTY UT 840
ADC PHOENIX AZ 852
ADC TUCSON AZ 856
864, 889-891, 893-895, 897, 961
ADC LAS VEGAS NV 890
865, 870-875, 877-879, 881-884
ADC ALBUQUERQUE NM 870
900-904
ADC LOS ANGELES CA 900
905-908, 917, 918
ADC INDUSTRY CA 917
910-912, 932, 933, 935
ADC PASADENA CA 910
913-916, 930, 931, 934
ADC SANTA CLARITA CA 913
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L004
Labeling Lists: 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups—ADC Sortation
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Group
Column B
Label to
919-921
ADC SAN DIEGO CA 920
922-925
ADC SN BERNARDINO CA 923
926-928
936-939, 942, 945-948, 950-953,
956-960
936-939, 945-948, 950, 951
940, 941, 943, 944, 949, 954, 955
942, 952, 953, 956-960
962-966
967, 968
969
970-978, 986
995-997
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ADC SANTA ANA CA 926
[FCM only] ADC SIERRA CA 940
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC OAKLAND CA 945
ADC PENINSULA CA 941
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC SACRAMENTO CA 956
AMF SFO APO/FPO CA 962
ADC HONOLULU HI 967
[FCM only] ADC HONOLULU HI 967
[PER, STD, and BPM only] ADC OAKLAND CA 945
ADC PORTLAND OR 970
ADC ANCHORAGE AK 995
L009
Labeling Lists: Mixed ADCs-Periodicals Flats and Irregular Parcels, Standard Mail and Package Services
L009
Mixed ADCs—Periodicals Flats and
Irregular Parcels, Standard Mail and
Package Services Flats, Standard Mail
Irregular Parcels (of uniform thickness)
L009 must be used to label mixed ADC bundles and sacks of Periodicals, Standard
Mail, Bound Printed Matter, Media Mail, and Library Mail flats.
L009 also must be used to label mixed ADC bundles and sacks containing
Periodicals irregular parcels and mixed ADC bundles and sacks containing Standard
Mail irregular parcels of uniform thickness (under 445.5.4). Mail originating in the
three-digit ZIP Code areas in Column A must be labeled by using the corresponding
destination line in Column B.
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix
Group
005, 068-079, 085-089,
100-119, 124-127
006-009
Column B
Label to
MXD DV DANIELS NJ
07099
MXD SAN JUAN PR 006
010-067, 120-123, 128, 129
MXD SPRINGFIELD MA 010
080-084, 137-139, 169-199
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD PHILADELPHIA PA
190
080-084, 137-139, 179-199
(PER only)
MXD PHILADELPHIA PA
190
130-136, 140-149
MXD BUFFALO NY 140
150-168, 260-266, 439-447
MXD PITTSBURGH PA 150
169-178
(PER only)
MXD HARRISBURG PA 170
200-212, 214-239, 244, 254,
267, 268
MXD JCTM WASH DC
20495
240-243, 245-249, 270-297,
376
MXD GREENSBORO NC
270
250-253, 255-259, 400-418,
421, 422, 425-427, 430-433,
437, 438, 448-462, 469-474
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD CINCINNATI OH 450
250-253, 255-259, 400-418,
421, 422, 425-427, 430-433,
437, 438, 448-459, 470, 471
(PER only)
MXD CINCINNATI OH 450
298, 300-312, 317-319,
350-352, 354-368, 373, 374,
377-379, 398, 399
(PER only)
MXD NORTH METRO GA
301
298, 300-312, 317-319,
350-352, 354-368, 373, 374,
377-379, 398, 399
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD ATLANTA GA 303
299, 313-316, 320-339, 341,
342, 344, 346, 347, 349
MXD JACKSONVILLE FL
320
369-372, 375, 380-397, 700,
701, 703-705, 707, 708, 713,
714, 716, 717, 719-729
MXD MEMPHIS TN 380
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix
Group
420, 423, 424, 475-479,
614-620, 622-631, 633-639
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD ST LOUIS MO 630
420, 423, 424, 476, 477,
614-620, 622-631, 633-639
(PER only)
MXD ST LOUIS MO 630
434-436, 465-468, 480-497
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD DETROIT MI 481
434-436, 480-497
(PER only)
MXD DETROIT MI 481
460-469, 472-475, 478, 479
(PER only)
MXD INDIANAPOLIS IN 460
463, 464, 530-532, 534, 535,
537-539, 600-611, 613
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD IRVING PARK RD IL
607
530-532, 534, 535, 537-539,
600-611, 613
(PER only)
MXD IRVING PARK RD IL
607
498, 499, 540-551, 553-564,
566
MXD MINNEAPOLIS MN
555
500-516, 520-528, 612, 680,
681, 683-689
MXD DES MOINES IA 500
565, 567, 580-588
570-577
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Column B
Label to
MXD FARGO ND 580
MXD SIOUX FALLS SD 570
590-599, 821
MXD BILLINGS MT 590
640, 641, 644-658, 660-662,
664-679, 739
(PER only)
MXD KANSAS CITY MO
64240
640, 641, 644-658, 660-662,
664-679, 739
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD KANSAS CITY MO
66340
690-693, 800-816, 820,
822-831, 856, 857
706, 710-712, 718, 733, 747,
750-799, 885
(PER only)
MXD DENVER CO 800
MXD NORTH TEXAS TX 750
L009
Labeling Lists: Mixed ADCs-Periodicals Flats and Irregular Parcels, Standard Mail and Package Services
.
Column A
3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix
Group
Column B
Label to
706, 710-712, 718, 733, 747,
760-799, 885
(STD and PKG SVCS only)
MXD FT WORTH TX 760
730, 731, 734-738, 740, 741,
743-746, 748, 749
MXD OKLAHOMA CITY OK
730
750-759 (STD and PKG SVCS
only)
MXD DALLAS TX 752
832-834, 836, 837, 840-847,
898, 979
MXD SALT LAKE CITY UT
840
835, 838, 970-978, 980-986,
988-994, 998, 999
MXD SEATTLE WA 980
850, 852, 853, 855, 859, 860,
863, 864
MXD PHOENIX AZ 852
865, 870-875, 877-884
MXD ALBUQUERQUE NM
870
889-891, 893, 900-908,
910-928, 930-935
MXD LOS ANGELES CA
901
894, 895, 897, 936-961
MXD OAKLAND CA 945
967-969
MXD HONOLULU HI 967
995-997
MXD ANCHORAGE AK 995
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Labeling Lists: ADCs—Irregular Standard Mail Parcels
L603
L603
ADCs—Irregular Standard Mail Parcels
[1-19-06] L603 describes the service area by individual 3-digit ZIP Code prefix for
Standard Mail irregular parcels.
Column A
Destination ZIP Codes
006-009, 299, 313-316, 320-342, 344,
346, 347, 349
006-009
010-067, 120-123, 128, 129
005, 068-079, 085-089, 103-119,
124-127
080-084, 169-199
090-099
Column B
Label to
BMC JAXVILLE FL 32099
SCF SAN JUAN PR 006
BMC SPRINGFIELD MA 05500
DIS DV DANIELS NJ 07099
BMC PHILA PA 19204
MILITARY CENTER NY 090
100-102
NEW YORK NY 100
130-149
DIS BUFFALO NY 140
150-168, 260-266, 439-447
202-205
BMC PITTSBURGH PA 15194
SCF WASHINGTON DC 202
200, 201, 206-212, 214-239, 244, 254,
267, 268
BMC WASHINGTON DC 20499
240-243, 245-249, 270-297, 376
BMC GREENSBORO NC 27076
250-253, 255-259, 400-418, 421, 422,
425-427, 430-433, 437, 438, 448-462,
469-474
BMC CINCINN OH 42900
298, 300-312, 317-319, 350-352,
354-368, 373, 374, 377-379, 398, 399
BMC ATLANTA GA 31196
369-372, 375, 380-397, 700, 701,
703-705, 707, 708, 713, 714, 716, 717,
719-729
BMC MEMPHIS TN 38899
434-436, 465-468, 480-497
BMC DETROIT MI 48399
500-516, 520-528, 570-577, 612, 680,
681, 683-689
BMC DES MOINES IA 51799
498, 499, 540-551, 553-567, 580-588
BMC MPLS/STP MN 55204
463, 464, 530-532, 534, 535, 537-539,
600-611, 613
420, 423, 424, 475-479, 614-620,
622-631, 633-639
590-599, 690-693, 800-816, 820-834,
836, 837, 840-847, (850, 852, 853, 855),
856, 857, (859, 860, 863, 864) 865,
870-875, 877-879, 881-884, 898, 979
BMC CHICAGO IL 60899
BMC ST LOUIS MO 63299
BMC DENVER CO 80077
640, 641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-679,
739
BMC KANS CITY KS 66399
706, 710-712, 718, 730, 731, 733-738,
740, 741, 743-799, 880, 885
BMC DALLAS TX 75199
889-891, 893, 900-908, 910-928,
930-935
BMC SAN FRAN CA 94850
962-966
BMC SAN FRAN CA 94850
1. Mailed from ZIP Code areas 006-009.
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2
BMC LOS ANGELS CA 90901
894-897, 936-961, 967-969
835, 838, 970-978, 980-986, 988-999
1
BMC SEATTLE WA 98000
3
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Labeling Lists: ADCs—Irregular Standard Mail Parcels
2. Except for mail prepared for destination entry rates, if the origin entry post office is in ZIP Code areas
800-820, 822-831, 835, 838-884, 889-978, or 980-999 and the destination post office is in ZIP
Code areas 850, 852, 853, 855, 859, 860, 863, or 864, then the mail containers are labeled to the
Los Angeles BMC rather than the Denver BMC as follows:
BMC LOS ANGELS CA 90901
3. May be combined in the same sack with ADC mail for ZIP Code areas 894-897, 936-961, and
967-969, labeled to BMC SAN FRAN CA 94850.
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Labeling Lists: Originating ADCs—Standard Mail Irregular Parcels
L604
L604
Originating ADCs—Standard Mail
Irregular Parcels
[1-19-06] L604 describes the service area by individual 3-digit ZIP Code prefix for
mixed ADC Standard Mail irregular parcels.
For Line 1 (destination line) for labels for containers of mixed ADC mail: (1) determine
the ZIP Code of the origin office (the post office where the mail is to be entered and
postage paid); (2) find the first three digits of that ZIP Code in Column A; and (3) use
the Column B entry as Line 1.
Column A
Originating ZIP Codes
Column B
Label to
006-009
MXD SAN JUAN PR 006
010-013
MXD SPRINGFIELD MA 010
018, 019, 021, 022, 024, 055
014-017, 020, 023, 025-029
030-034, 038, 039
040-049
035-037, 050-054, 056-059
060-069
070-079, 085-089
100-102, 104
MXD BOSTON MA 021
MXD PROVIDENCE RI 028
MXD MANCHESTER NH 030
MXD PORTLAND ME 040
MXD WHITE RIV JCT VT 050
MXD HARTFORD CT 060
MXD BMC NEW JERSEY NJ 07097
MXD NEW YORK NY 100
105-109, 124-127
MXD WESTCHESTER NY 105
103, 110-114, 116
MXD BROOKLYN NY 112
005, 115, 117-119
MXD MID-ISLAND NY 117
120-123, 128-139
140-149
150-168, 260-266, 439-447
080-084, 169-199
MXD ALBANY NY 120
MXD BUFFALO NY 140
MXD BMC PITTSBURGH PA 15194
MXD BMC PHILA PA 19204
200-212, 214-239, 244, 254, 267, 268
MXD BMC WASHINGTON DC 20499
240-243, 245-249, 270-297, 376
MXD BMC GREENSBORO NC 27076
298, 300-312, 317-319, 350-352, 354-368, 373,
374, 377-379, 398, 399
MXD BMC ATLANTA GA 31196
299, 313-316, 320-339, 341, 342, 344, 346, 347,
349
MXD BMC JAXVILLE FL 32099
369-372, 375, 380-397, 700, 701, 703-705, 707,
708, 713, 714, 716, 717, 719-729
MXD BMC MEMPHIS TN 38899
250-253, 255-259, 400-418, 421, 422, 425-427,
430-433, 437, 438, 448-462, 469-474
MXD BMC CINCINN OH 42900
434-436, 465-468, 480-497
500-516, 520-528, 570-577, 612, 680, 681,
683-689
498, 499, 540-551, 553-567, 580-588
463, 464, 530-532, 534, 535, 537-539, 600-611,
613
420, 423, 424, 475-479, 614-620, 622-631,
633-639
590-599, 690-693, 800-816, 820-834, 836, 837,
840-847, 850, 852, 853, 855-857, 859, 860,
863-865, 870-875, 877-879, 881-884, 898, 979
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MXD BMC DETROIT MI 48399
MXD BMC DES MOINES IA 51799
MXD BMC MPLS/STP MN 55204
MXD BMC CHICAGO IL 60899
MXD BMC ST LOUIS MO 63299
MXD BMC DENVER CO 80077
L604
Labeling Lists: Originating ADCs—Standard Mail Irregular Parcels
Column A
Originating ZIP Codes
640, 641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-679, 739
706, 710-712, 718, 730, 731, 733-738, 740, 741,
743-799, 880, 885
889-891, 893, 900-908, 910-928, 930-935
894, 895, 897, 936-961, 969
967, 968
835, 838, 970-978, 980-986, 988-999
Column B
Label to
MXD BMC KANS CITY KS 66399
MXD BMC DALLAS TX 75199
MXD BMC LOS ANGELS CA 90901
MXD BMC SAN FRAN CA 94850
1
MXD HONOLULU HI 967
MXD BMC SEATTLE WA 98000
2
1. Mail that both originates and destinates in ZIP Code area 969 must be sacked separately and labeled
to the origin SCF.
2. Mail that both originates and destinates in ZIP Code areas 995, 996, 997, 998, or 999 must be
sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. For example, mail originating and destinating in ZIP
Code areas 995 or 996 must be labeled to SCF ANCHORAGE AK 995.
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L801
Labeling Lists: AADCs—Letter-Size Mailings
L801
AADCs—Letter-Size Mailings
[4-13-06] L801 describes the service area by individual 3-digit ZIP Code prefix for
automation rate letter-size mailings.
Use set number 007 when ordering labels on Form 1578-B from USPS Label
Printing Center. Requests are supplied in lots of 300 (minimum) for each label on list.
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
090-099
005, 117-119
Column B
Label to
AMF JFK APO/FPO NY 00309 1
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
169-172, 177, 178
Column B
Label to
AADC HARRISBURG PA 170
AADC MID-ISLAND NY 117
173-176
AADC LANCASTER PA 173
006-009
AADC SAN JUAN PR 006
180-188
AADC LEHIGH VALLEY PA 180
010-013
AADC SPRINGFIELD MA 010
014-017
AADC CENTRAL MA 015
190-192
AADC PHILADELPHIA PA 190
018, 019, 055
AADC MIDDLESEX-ESX MA 018
197-199
AADC WILMINGTON DE 197
021, 022, 024
AADC BOSTON MA 021
179, 189, 193-196
200
020, 023
AADC BROCKTON MA 023
202-205
025-029
AADC PROVIDENCE RI 028
201, 226, 227
030-034, 038, 039
040-049
035-037, 050-054,
056-059
AADC SOUTHERN MD MD 207
208, 209
AADC SUBURBAN MD MD 208
AADC WHITE RIV JCT VT 050
AADC HARTFORD CT 060
068, 069
AADC STAMFORD CT 068
070-073
AADC DV DANIELS NJ 07099
074-076
AADC NNJ METRO NJ 076
MONMOUTH NJ 077
078, 079
AADC WEST JERSEY NJ 079
080-084
AADC SOUTH JERSEY NJ 080
085-087
AADC TRENTON NJ 085
088, 089
AADC KILMER NJ 088
210, 211, 214
AADC LINTHICUM MD 210
212, 216, 218, 219
AADC BALTIMORE MD 212
215, 217, 254, 267
220-223
224, 225, 228-232,
238, 239, 244
AADC NORFOLK VA 233
AADC ROANOKE VA 240
246-253, 255-259,
261-266, 268
AADC CHARLESTON WV 250
270-274, 285
AADC GREENSBORO NC 270
275-279
280-282, 286-289,
297
AMF JFK APO/FPO NY 00309 2
AADC NEW YORK NY 100
283, 284
AADC BROOKLYN NY 112
290-292, 295
115
120-123, 128, 129
AADC RICHMOND VA 230
240-243, 245
100-102, 104
AADC WESTCHESTER NY 105
AADC FREDERICK MD 217
AADC NORTHERN VA VA 220
233-237
090-099, 340
110, 111, 113, 114
AADC DULLES VA 201
206, 207
AADC SOUTHERN CT 064
105-109
AADC WASHINGTON DC 202
AADC PORTLAND ME 040
063-067
103, 112, 116
WASHINGTON DC 200
AADC MANCHESTER NH 030
060-062
077
AADC SOUTHEASTERN PA 189
294
AADC RALEIGH NC 275
AADC CHARLOTTE NC 280
AADC FAYETTEVILLE NC 283
AADC COLUMBIA SC 290
CHARLESTON SC 294
AADC QUEENS NY 110
293, 296
AADC GREENVILLE SC 296
WESTERN NASSAU NY 115
300, 301
AADC NORTH METRO GA 300
AADC ALBANY NY 120
302, 303, 311, 399
AADC ATLANTA GA 303
124-127
AADC MID-HUDSON NY 125
130-139
AADC SYRACUSE NY 130
298, 308, 309
AADC AUGUSTA GA 308
AADC BUFFALO NY 140
307, 373, 374
AADC CHATTANOOGA TN 373
140-143, 147
144-146, 148, 149
AADC ROCHESTER NY 144
150-168, 260
AADC PITTSBURGH PA 150
305, 306
310, 312, 316-319,
398
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AADC ATHENS GA 306
AADC MACON GA 310
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Labeling Lists: AADCs—Letter-Size Mailings
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
299, 304, 313-315,
320-323, 326, 344
324, 325
327
Column B
Label to
AADC JACKSONVILLE FL 320
AADC PENSACOLA FL 325
MID FLORIDA FL 327
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
504, 506, 507,
520-524,
526-528, 612
Column B
Label to
AADC CEDAR RAPIDS IA 522
530-532, 534, 549
AADC MILWAUKEE WI 530
328, 329, 347
AADC ORLANDO FL 328
535, 537-539, 544,
545
AADC MADISON WI 535
330
SOUTH FLORIDA FL 330
498, 499, 541-543
AADC GREEN BAY WI 541
540, 546-548, 550,
551, 556-559
AADC ST PAUL MN 550
553-555, 560-564,
566
AADC MINNEAPOLIS MN 553
331, 332, 340
AADC MIAMI FL 331 1
331, 332
AADC MIAMI FL 331 2
333
334, 349
335-338, 342, 346
339, 341
350-352, 354-359,
362
FT LAUDERDALE FL 333
AADC WEST PALM BCH FL 334
AADC TAMPA FL 335
AADC FT MYERS FL 339
AADC BIRMINGHAM AL 350
570-577
565, 567, 580-588
590-599, 821
600, 602, 610, 611
601, 603
AADC SIOUX FALLS SD 570
AADC FARGO ND 580
AADC BILLINGS MT 590
AADC PALATINE IL 600
AADC CAROL STREAM IL 601
360, 361, 363, 364,
367, 368
AADC MONTGOMERY AL 360
365, 366, 394, 395
AADC MOBILE AL 365
369, 390-393, 396,
397
AADC JACKSON MS 390
609, 613-619
AADC BLOOMINGTON IL 617
370-372, 384, 385
AADC NASHVILLE TN 370
620, 622-631,
633-639
AADC ST LOUIS MO 630
376-379
AADC KNOXVILLE TN 377
375, 380-383,
386-389, 723
AADC MEMPHIS TN 380
604
AADC S SUBURBAN IL 604
605
FOX VALLEY IL 605
640, 641, 644-658,
660-662, 664-668
669-679, 739
AADC KANSAS CITY MO 640
AADC WICHITA KS 670
400-402, 420-424,
427, 471, 476, 477
AADC LOUISVILLE KY 400
510-516, 680, 681,
683-693
403-409, 411-418,
425, 426
AADC LEXINGTON KY 403
700, 701
AADC SOUTHERN LOU LA 700
703-708
AADC BATON ROUGE LA 707
710-714
AADC SHREVEPORT LA 710
716-722, 724-729
AADC LITTLE ROCK AR 720
430-433, 437, 438,
456, 457
434-436
AADC COLUMBUS OH 430
AADC TOLEDO OH 434
439-441, 444, 445
AADC CLEVELAND OH 440
442, 443, 446-449
AADC AKRON OH 442
410, 450-452, 459,
470
AADC CINCINNATI OH 450
453-455, 458
AADC DAYTON OH 453
463-469, 472-475,
478, 479
AADC INDIANAPOLIS IN 460
460-462
AADC INDIANAPOLIS IN 462
606-608
AADC CHICAGO IL 606
480, 483-485
481, 482
486-489, 492
490, 491, 493-497
500-503, 505, 508,
509, 525
AADC ROYAL OAK MI 480
AADC DETROIT MI 481
AADC LANSING MI 488
AADC GRAND RAPIDS MI 493
AADC DES MOINES IA 500
AADC OMAHA NE 680
730, 731, 734-738,
748
AADC OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730
740, 741, 743-747,
749
AADC TULSA OK 740
750, 754
AADC NORTH TEXAS TX 750
751-753
AADC DALLAS TX 752
755-759
AADC EAST TEXAS TX 757
760-764, 768, 769,
790-797
AADC FT WORTH TX 760
770-772
AADC HOUSTON TX 770
773-778
AADC NORTH HOUSTON TX 773
780-782, 788
AADC SAN ANTONIO TX 780
779, 783-785
AADC CRP CHRISTI TX 783
733, 765-767, 786,
787, 789
AADC AUSTIN TX 786
798, 799, 880, 885
AADC EL PASO TX 798
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Labeling Lists: AADCs—Letter-Size Mailings
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
800-807, 814-816
808-813
820, 822-831
832-834, 836, 837,
979
835, 838, 990-994
840-847, 898
Column B
Label to
AADC DENVER CO 800
919-921
AADC SAN DIEGO CA 920
922-925
AADC SN BERNARDINO CA 923
926-928
AADC SANTA ANA CA 926
AADC CHEYENNE WY 820
AADC BOISE ID 836
AADC SPOKANE WA 990
AADC SALT LAKE CTY UT 840
AADC PHOENIX AZ 852
856, 857
AADC TUCSON AZ 856
864, 889-891, 893
AADC LAS VEGAS NV 890
865, 870-875,
877-879, 881-884
AADC ALBUQUERQUE NM 870
AADC RENO NV 894
900, 901
AADC LOS ANGELES CA 900
902-904
AADC INGLEWOOD CA 902
905-908
AADC LONG BEACH CA 907
910-912, 932, 933,
935
Column B
Label to
AADC COLORADO SPGS CO
808
850, 852, 853, 855,
859, 860, 863
894, 895, 897, 961
Column A
Destination ZIP
Codes
AADC PASADENA CA 910
913-916
AADC SANTA CLARITA CA 913
917, 918
AADC INDUSTRY CA 917
930, 931, 934
936-939, 950, 951
940, 941, 943, 944,
949, 954, 955
942, 952, 953,
956-960
AADC OXNARD CA 930
AADC SAN JOSE CA 950
AADC SAN FRANCISCO CA 940
AADC SACRAMENTO CA 956
945-948
AADC OAKLAND CA 945 1
945-948, 969
AADC OAKLAND CA 945 2
962-966
967-969
AMF SFO APO/FPO CA 962
AADC HONOLULU HI 967 1
967-968
AADC HONOLULU HI 967 2
970-978, 986
AADC PORTLAND OR 970
980-982, 988, 989,
998, 999
AADC SEATTLE WA 980
983-985
AADC TACOMA WA 983
995-997
AADC ANCHORAGE AK 995
1. For First-Class mailings only.
2. For all Periodicals and Standard Mail mailings.
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RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
2.
Please provide all Post Implementation Reviews that have been completed to
date for the AMP studies provided in USPS-LR-11.
RESPONSE:
Although the PIRS for the AMP studies provided in USPS-LR-11 are in progress, none
have been yet been completed. As soon as they are completed, copies will be filed in
accordance with conditions governing the disclosure of information in AMP studies.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
3.
Please refer to the Postal Service’s Response to Presiding Officer’s Information
Request No. 2, question 1 (b). In the example given, will the First-Class and
Priority Mail parcels be processed and transported in separate mailstreams from
the Standard parcels?
a. If so, how will economies of scale be realized?
b. If not, how will the expedited service standards for First-Class and Priority
Mail be maintained?
RESPONSE:
a. At origin, they will be processed separately and at destination they could be
processed together.
b. First-Class and Priority mail will be processed in the same equipment set and in
the same building, just at different times. This will allow the Postal Service to
maximize the utilization of resources.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
4.
In developing the future network that all current AMPs will be validated against,
were existing service standards between ZIP Code pairs held constant (i.e., used
as a constraint) or allowed to change? Please identify all service standards
between ZIP Code pairs to date that have been allowed to change as a result of
developing the future network.
RESPONSE:
Service Standards are used as a constraint in simulation, thus they all are held
constant.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
5.
At page 12 of USPS-T-2, Witness Williams describes two phases of AMP review
precipitated by the results of the END model that will be conducted in 2006. He
then states
…the Postal Service will use the END model to identify
candidate facilities for AMP originating consolidations whose
future distribution network role is expected to be that of a
destinating processing facility. Similar review and approval
cycles are expected for calendar year 2007 and beyond.
This statement focuses on consolidations of originating mail processing functions. In
the future network against which AMP proposals are currently being validated, have
destinating mail processing functions been removed from any facility that is currently a
P&DC? If so, please provide the number of facilities that lose their destinating
processing function, and the 3-digit ZIP Codes in which they are located.
RESPONSE:
Yes, from a modeling perspective there have been opportunities identified for
consolidation of originating and destinating operations, however the implementation
feasibility of any of these modeling outputs is yet to be determined. Accordingly, the
Postal Service cannot presently identify which facilities will lose which functions or
which ZIP Codes will be affected.
RESPONSE OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
TO PRESIDING OFFICER’S INFORMATION REQUEST NO.4
6.
At pages 6-7 of USPS-T-1, witness Shah suggests that the current network has
redundant mail processing and transportation capacity that has arisen in order to
maintain class distinctions that are to some extent unnecessary. He provides
Figure 2 as an illustration of redundant capacity and the resulting unnecessary
complexity of the current network. He states that a primary objective of END is to
identify and eliminate such redundant capacity. In the future network against
which AMP proposals are currently being validated
a. please indicate which subclasses are processed together in a facility that
are not processed together in the same facility in the current network;
b. please indicate which subclasses are transported together that are not
transported together in the current network;
c. please provide your best estimate of the amount of processing costs saved
by eliminating class distinctions in processing capacity in the future network
(prior to any modification of the future network that might result from the
process of AMP review);
d. please provide your best estimate of the number of 3-digit ZIP Code pairs in
which service for a particular subclass is upgraded, and the number of 3digit ZIP Code pairs in which service for a particular subclass is downgraded
in the future network (prior to any modification that might result from AMP
review) as a result of the consolidation referred to in “a” or the consolidation
referred to in “b,” above;
e. please provide your best estimate of the number of facilities in which a
Critical Entry Time has been relaxed in the future network (prior to any
modification that might result from AMP review) as a result of the
consolidation referred to in “a” or the consolidation referred to in “b,” above.
RESPONSE:
a. Potentially, all subclasses are processed together in the same future facility.
b. Potentially, all subclasses may be transported together, based on service
standards and operating windows.
c. The Postal Service’s best estimates will emerge from analysis resulting from
utilization of the AMP process. Any other estimates would be purely speculative
and uninformative.
d. See the response to subpart (c).
e. See the response to subpart (c).