1. Number Resource Optimization Working Group Report to NANC October 17-18, 2000 Brian Baldwin, SBC Beth ODonnell, Cox Communications Eleanor Willis-Camara, Winstar Communications Co-Chairs

2. October, 20002 NANP Exhaust Projections Pursuant to recent instructions from NANC, the NRO-WG reviewed and discussed existing assumptions with NANPA. No new assumptions were drafted, but will be continually revisited as new data is gathered. Discussed sensitivity analysis of impact of wireless inclusion in pooling.

3. October, 20003 Pooling California and Illinois matrices will be updated in January. Additional information will be reported as it becomes available.

4. October, 20004 ITN Report Reviewed and affirmed October 1998 report. Prepared new report and recommendation based on review of earlier report and new information. It is too soon to implement ITN. RECOMMENDATION: Implementation of ITN should be delayed until results of thousands block pooling are more clear and other less disruptive number optimization methods are investigated. Forwarded recommendation to NANC Chair..

5. October, 20005 COCUS (NRUF) Requirements Document Status of Document: NRO-WG will present final Requirements document to NANC at the November meeting. COCUS report goes to NANPA and PA in areas where SPs are participating in pooling. NRO-WG assumed that numbering resources will be withheld from SPs that have not submitted COCUS report to NANPA and PA. NRO-WG assumed that PA will perform reasonableness tests for pooled NPAs as described in the COCUS Requirements Document. NRO-WG forwards to NOWG the obligation to draft performance survey on COCUS.

6. October, 20006 NRO-WG 2000 MEETING SCHEDULE Conference call times are Eastern; face-to-face meetings are local time. Oct 26Conference call1pm-4pm800-862-1270, PIN 60022352 Nov 9Face-to-face meeting8:30am-4pmWashington, DC (Breidenbaugh/ISTA host) Nov 16Conference call1pm-4pmODonnell/Cox (if needed Meeting dates are subject to change depending on any new work that may be assigned to NRO-WG by the NANC.