83 Ill. Adm. Code 771.300
Standardized Notice to the Public
Section 771
Section 771.300 Standardized
Notice to the Public
All public use pay telephones
shall have the following features:
a) An informational message by voice recording at no charge or by
visual display in, on, or adjacent to each pay telephone explaining:
1) The general operation of the pay telephone;
2) Dialing instructions for obtaining emergency assistance;
3) Identification of 9-1-1 as the primary emergency telephone
number to be used when dialing from pay telephones in an authorized 9-1-1
system;
4) Dialing instructions for operator services and directory
assistance;
5) Instructions on how to use any TT equipment supplied by the
pay telephone provider;
6) The blocking of incoming calls if the telephone will not
accept incoming calls; and
7) Any maximum duration of incoming calls.
b) Visually displayed informational messages providing the
following notices must be in 9 point type or 7 point type, if bilingual:
1) The pay telephone provider's name, a mailing address and the
telephone number that will enable the caller to contact the pay telephone
provider 24 hours a day with, at a minimum, the provision of a voice response
unit;
2) The procedure used to report service problems or to request a
credit or refund, if the pay telephone provider contact is different from that
provided pursuant to subsection (b)(1); and
3) The identity of any OSPs to which the pay telephone is
presubscribed.
c) Pay telephones located in areas served by a basic 9-1-1 system
shall include the pay telephone location, either by a specific street address
or descriptive location. The presence and accuracy of the information shall be
confirmed by the pay telephone provider once per year and that confirmation
shall be deemed to be in compliance with this Section.
d) If separate TT numbers apply to the requirements listed in
subsections (a) and (b) of this Section, then those numbers shall also be
posted on the pay telephone.
e) All certificated pay telephone providers shall comply with the
notice requirements of this Subpart C by July 1, 2000.