Public Information Collection Requests Submitted to Office of Management and Budget for Review

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Public Information Collection Requests Submitted to Office of

Management and Budget for Review

October 21, 1994.

The Federal Communications Commission has submitted the following

information collection requests to OMB for review and clearance under

the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, 44 U.S.C. Section 3507. Persons

wishing to comment on these information collection should contact

Timothy Fain, Office of Management and Budget, Room 10102, NEOB,

Washington, D.C. 20503, (202) 395-3561. For further information,

contact Judy Boley, Federal Communications Commission, (202) 418-0214.

Please Note: Pursuant to 5 CFR 1320.18, the Commission has

requested expedited review of these collections by December 1, 1994.

Title: Application for Mobile Radio Service Authorization or Rural

Radiotelephone Service Authorization.

Form No.: FCC 600.

OMB Control No.: None.

Action: New collection.

Respondents: Individuals, State or local governments, Non-profit

institutions, Business or other for-profit, including small businesses.

Frequency of Response: On occasion.

Estimated Annual Burden: 151,000 respondents; average 4 hours per

respondent; 604,000 hours total annual burden.

Needs and Uses: FCC Form 600 is filed by applicants applying for a

new or modified authorization to provide or use commercial, private,

both commercial and private, or fixed service. The data is used to

determine eligibility, for rulemaking proceedings, enforcement purposes

and for resolving treaty obligations.

Title: Notification of Commencement of Service or of Additional or

Modified Facilities.

Form No.: FCC 489.

OMB Control Number: 3060-0318.

Action: Revised collection.

Respondents: Business or other for profit, including small

businesses.

Frequency of Response: On occasion.

Estimated Annual Burden: 10,000 respondents; average 3.62 hours per

response; 36,200 hours total annual burden.

Needs and Uses: FCC 489 is a multi-purpose form used by commercial

mobile radio service providers to notify the Commission of commencement

of service, satisfaction of construction requirements, additional

transmitters, minor modifications to stations and for certain other

miscellaneous purposes. FCC 489 is used by the Commission to verify

compliance with construction and service requirements and to update the

database.

Title: Application for Assignment of Authorization or Consent to

Transfer of Control of License.

OMB Control Number: 3060-0319.

Action: Revised Collection.

Respondents: Business or other for profit, including small

business.

Frequency of Response: On occasion.

Estimated Annual Burden: 5,000 respondents; average 3 hours per

response; 15,000 hours total annual burden.

Needs and Uses: FCC 490 is filed to solicit Commission approval to

assign a radio station authorization to another party or to transfer

control of a licensee. The information collected in the application is

used by Commission staff to determine whether the proposed sale of a

radio station and the qualification of the new carrier are in

compliance with the requirements of FCC rules and regulations.

The foregoing estimates include the time for reviewing

instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and

maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the

collection of information. Send comments regarding the burden estimates

or any other aspect of the collections of information, including

suggestions for reducing the burden, to the Federal Communications

Commission, Records Management Branch, Paperwork Reduction Project,

Washington, D.C. 20554 and to the Office of Management and Budget

Paperwork Reduction Project, Washington, D.C. 20503.

Federal Communications Commission.

William F. Caton,

Acting Secretary.

Federal Communications Commission

Information and Instructions

Notification of Commencement of Service or of Additional or Modified

Facilities

Introduction

FCC 489 is a general purpose notification form for use in the

Public Mobile Service and the Personal Communications Service. Each

notification must contain one and only one form FCC 489, but may also

use one or more of the schedules from form FCC 600 as attachments.

Applicable Rules and Regulations

Before the notification is prepared, the notifier should review the

relevant part(s) of the FCC rules in Title 47 of the Code of Federal

Regulations. Copies of Title 47 may be purchased from the

Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, DC

20402. FCC rules often require various exhibits to be filed with a

notification in addition to the information requested in the

notification form. Notifiers should make every effort to file complete

notifications. Failure to do so can result in the return of the

notification as unacceptable.

Microfiche

Notifications on FCC 489 must be filed in microfiche form.

Generally, three microfiche (one original and two copies) are required.

Each microfiche must be a copy of the signed paper original. Each

microfiche copy must be a 148mm x 105mm negative (clear transparent

characters appearing on an background providing sufficient contrast to

make legible copies) at 24 x or 27 x reduction. At least one of the

microfiche sets must be a silver halide camera master of a copy made on

silver halide film such as Kodak Direct Duplicating Film. The

microfiche must be placed in paper mircofiche envelopes and submitted

in a 5'' x 7\1/2\'' envelope. Row ``A'' (the first row for page images)

of the first microfiche must be left blank.

Paper Original

Generally, the paper original must be submitted at the same time as

the microfiche. Refer to the pertinent part of the FCC rules for

specific instructions.

Magnetic Disks, Electronic Filing

Notifications on FCC 489 may be filed in magnetic disk form or

through electronic data transmission. Each notification must be in a

separate ASCII computer file, even if on the same disk. Each item must

consist of the item number followed by >>> followed by the data,

followed by the character sequence >>DC>>A>>A>>152.24>> [text of the exhibit]dBd), using item number B25A.

Items B26 & B28 These items report the actual and effective height

at which the antenna is mounted. These items must be completed for all

notifications where a Schedule B is attached, except for those in the

Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item B27 This item is not used with notifications and should be

left blank or omitted.

Transmitters for Antenna

Item B29 This item is the FCC transmitter number for the

transmitter.

Item B30 This item indicates what action the notifier wants the

FCC to take in the database with regard to as many as four transmitters

(or channels) associated with the (same) antenna. If the notification

is for a new transmitter or channel (i.e. a transmitter or channel that

does not already exist for this antenna at this location in the system

or station), the answer to this item is ``A''. If the transmitter or

channel already exists for this antenna at this location in the

authorized system or station and the licensee has abandoned or intends

to abandon the transmitter or channel completely, the answer to this

item is ``D''. In all other cases, the answer to this item is ``M''. If

the notifier answers this item ``A'' and the FCC computer finds an

exact match for the transmitter or channel for this antenna at this

location within the system or station, this portion of the Schedule B

will be processed as if this item had been answered ``M''. If the

notifier answers this item ``M'' and the FCC computer cannot find an

exact match for the specified transmitter or channel for this antenna

at this location within the system or station, this portion of the

Schedule B will be processed as if this item had been answered ``A''.

If the notifier answers this item ``D'' and the FCC computer cannot

find an exact match for the specified transmitter or channel for this

antenna at this location within the system or station this portion of

the Schedule B will not be processed.

Item B31 This item specifies the center frequencies of the

channels on which the transmitters operate. The pertinent channel(s)

must be specified for each transmitter.

Item B32 This item requests a four letter code that identifies the

transmitter class. The four letter code consists of two letters that

conform to the international station classification nomenclature used

by the International Frequency Registration Board, followed by two

letters that further classify the transmitter by usage. The codes are

as follows:

Base.......................................................... FBBS

Standby....................................................... FBST

Mobile subscriber............................................. MLSB

Dispatch...................................................... FXDI

Auxiliary test................................................ FXTS

Control....................................................... FXCT

Repeater...................................................... FXRP

Fixed relay................................................... FXRX

Ground........................................................ FBGS

Air-ground signaling.......................................... FBSI

Inter-office.................................................. FXIO

Fixed subscriber.............................................. FXSB

Central office................................................ FXCO

Item B33 This item should be completed only if the notification

reports the use of an emission type that is not authorized in the FCC

rules for use by all stations in the pertinent radio service, but has

already been authorized for use by the station or system to which the

notification pertains.

Item B34 This item reports the maximum effective radiated power

(ERP) in any direction on the specified channel. This item must be

completed for all transmitter notifications. The answer must be stated

in Watts.

Radial Data for Antenna

Item B35 This item reports the height of the antenna center of

radiation above the average terrain elevation (AAT) along each of the

eight cardinal radials. This item must be completed for all antenna

notifications, except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone

Service.

Items B36-B39 These items report the effective radiated power

(ERP) for each transmitter or channel in each of the eight cardinal

radial directions. These items must be completed for all transmitter

notifications, except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone

Service.

Points of Communication for Antenna

Item B40-B45 These items describe fixed points of communication

for (1) stations in the Rural Radiotelephone Service serving

individually licensed subscribers, and (2) point-to-multipoint

transmitters operating on channels that are assigned only to stations

that communicate with four or more points. These items should be

completed only by notifiers reporting a relocation of these points of

communications and not for any other purpose.

Specific Instructions for FCC 600 Schedule C Technical Data--Block

Channel Assignment

Location

Item C1 This item indicates what action the notifier wants the FCC

to take in the database with regard to the location specified in items

C3-10. If the notification is for a new location in an existing system

or station (i.e. the location does not already exist in the authorized

system or station), the answer to this item is ``A''. If the location

is an existing location in the authorized system or station and the

licensee has abandoned or intends to abandon the location completely,

the answer to this item is ``D''. (Also see the instruction for items

C11-C14 below.) In all other cases, the answer to this item is ``M''.

If the notifier answers this item ``A'' and the FCC computer finds an

exact match for the location within the system or station, the Schedule

C will be processed as if this item had been answered ``M''. If the

notifier answers this item ``M'' and the FCC computer cannot find an

exact match for the specified location within the system or station,

the Schedule C will be processed as if this item had been answered

``A''. If the notifier answers this item ``D'' and the FCC computer

cannot find an exact match for the specified location within the system

or station, the Schedule C will not be processed.

Item C2 This item is the FCC assigned location number for an

existing location, or for a new location, a letter (e.g. A, B, C etc).

Items C3-C6 These items identify the location by its address or,

if there is no address, by a brief description of the location such as

a distance and direction from known landmarks (e.g. ``5 km south of

Anytown, US'').

Items C7, C8, C9 and C10 These items are the geographic

coordinates of the location. Items C7 and C8 are the North latitude and

West longitude, respectively, with reference to the North American

Datum of 1927. Items C7 and C8 are required. Items C9 and C10 are the

North latitude and West longitude, respectively, with reference to the

North American Datum of 1983. Items C9 and C10 are optional, but may

assist processing of the Schedule C.

Items C11-C14 These items key to location data that is to be

replaced by the data in items C3-C10 in the data base. The notifier

should complete these items only if (1) correcting geographical

coordinates or (2) relocating all facilities at the location indicated

by these items to the location specified in items C3-C10. The notifier

must not complete these items if the intent is to relocate some, but

not all, of the facilities at a particular location. (In such a case,

the notifier must submit two Schedule Cs with the filing--one to delete

the facilities at the previous location and another to add those

facilities at the new location.)

Technical Parameters

Items C15, C16 These items report the actual and effective height

at which the antenna is mounted. These items must be completed for all

notifications to which Schedule C is attached, except for those in the

Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item C17 This item reports the maximum effective radiated power

(ERP) of the facility in any direction. This item must be completed for

all transmitter notifications to which Schedule C is attached. The

answer must be stated in Watts.

Radial Data

Item C18 This item reports the height of the antenna center of

radiation above the average terrain elevation (AAT) along each of the

eight cardinal radials. This item must be completed for all

notifications to which Schedule C is attached, except for those in the

Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item C19 This item reports the effective radiated power (ERP) in

each of the eight cardinal radial directions. This item must be

completed for all notifications to which Schedule C is attached, except

for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item C20 This item reports the calculated radial distance to the

service area boundary (SAB) from the specified location. This item is

required only for notifications in the Cellular Radiotelephone Service.

Item C21 This item reports the determined radial distance to the

Cellular Geographic Service Area (CGSA) from the specified location.

This item is required only for notifications in the Cellular

Radiotelephone Service.

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BILLING CODE 6712-01-C

Federal Communications Commission

Information and Instructions

Application for Assignment of Authorization or Consent to Transfer of

Control of Licensee

Introduction

FCC 490 is a form used for applications for assignment of

authorization and consent to transfer of control in the commercial

mobile radio services and the Rural Radiotelephone Service. Each such

application must be made on form FCC 490. For full assignments of

authorization, FCC 490 alone is sufficient. For partial assignments,

additional forms (FCC 600 and FCC 489) are required.

Applicable Rules and Regulations

Before the application is prepared, the applicant should review the

relevant part(s) of the FCC rules in Title 47 of the Code of Federal

Regulations. Copies of Title 47 may be purchased from the

Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, DC

20402. FCC rules often require various exhibits to be filed with an

application in addition to the information requested in the application

form. Applicants should make every effort to file complete

applications. Failure to do so can result in the return as unacceptable

for filing or dismissal of the application.

Microfiche

For the services governed by Part 22 and Part 24 of FCC rules,

applications on FCC 490 must be filed in microfiche form. Generally,

three microfiche (one original and two copies) are required. Each

microfiche must be a copy of the signed paper original. Each microfiche

copy must be a 148mm x 105mm negative (clear transparent characters

appearing on an background providing sufficient contrast to make

legible copies) at 24 x or 27 x reduction. At least one of the

microfiche sets must be a silver halide camera master or a copy made on

silver halide film such as Kodak Direct Duplicating Film. The

microfiche must be placed in paper microfiche envelopes and submitted

in a 5'' x 7\1/2\'' envelope. Row ``A'' (the first row for page images)

of the first microfiche must be left blank. The paper original must be

submitted at the same time as the microfiche.

Magnetic Disks, Electronic Filing

For the services governed by Part 22 and Part 24 of FCC rules,

applications on FCC 490 may be filed in magnetic disk form or through

electronic data transmission. Each application must be in a separate

ASCII computer file, even if on the same disk. Each item must consist

of the item number followed by >>> followed by the data, followed by

the character sequence >>DC>>[text of the exhibit]TN01NO94.002

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BILLING CODE 6712-01-C

Federal Communications Commission

Information and Instructions

Application for Mobile Radio Service Authorization or Rural

Radiotelephone Service Authorization

Introduction

Form FCC 600 is a multi-part form comprising a main form and

several optional schedules. Each application or amendment must contain

one and only one main form (pages 1 and 2), but may contain as few or

as many of the optional schedules as necessary. Some of the schedules

are also used as attachments to Form FCC 489.

For Assistance

For assistance with Form FCC 600 applications for radio services

regulated under Part 22 or Part 24, contact the mobile licensing

division at the FCC, Washington D.C. 20554, (202) 481-1350. For

assistance with Form FCC 600 applications for other services, contact

Consumer Assistance Branch, Federal Communications Commission,

Gettysburg, PA 17325-7245, (800) 322-1117 or (717) 337-1212.

English to Metric Conversions

The following English to Metric equivalents should be used to

convert heights and distances, where necessary:

1 foot = 0.3048 meters

1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers

Applicable Rules and Regulations

Before the application is prepared, applicant should review the

relevant part of the FCC rules in Title 47 of the Code of Federal

Regulations. Copies of Title 47 may be purchased from the

Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, DC

20402. FCC rules generally require various exhibits to be filed with an

application in addition to the information requested in the application

form. Applicants should make every effort to file complete

applications. Failure to do so can result in a dismissal or return of

the application or a delay in processing the application.

Paper Copies

The number of paper copies of this application required to be filed

varies depending on the radio service. Refer to the pertinent part of

the FCC rules for specific instructions.

Microfiche Copies (Part 22 and Part 24)

Applications on Form FCC 600 for authority to operate facilities in

the radio services governed by Part 22 or Part 24 of the FCC rules must

be filed in microfiche form. See the pertinent part of the FCC rules to

determine how this requirement applies. If microfiche is required,

submit three microfiche (one original and two copies). Each microfiche

must be a copy of the signed original. Each microfiche copy must be a

148mm x 105mm negative (clear transparent characters appearing on an

opaque background) at 24X to 27X reduction for microfiche or microfiche

jackets. One of the microfiche sets must be a silver halide camera

master or a copy made on silver halide film such as Kodak Direct

Duplicating Film. The microfiche must be placed in paper microfiche

envelopes and submitted in a 5'' x 7.5'' envelope. Row ``A'' (the

first row for page images) of the first microfiche must be left blank.

Magnetic Disks, Electronic Filing

Applications on Form FCC 600 for authority to operate facilities in

certain radio services may be filed in magnetic disk form or through

electronic data transmission. See the pertinent part of the FCC rules

to determine whether this provision applies and the requisite filing

details.

For applications in the services governed by Part 22 or Part 24 of

the FCC rules, each filing must be in a separate computer file, even if

on the same disk. Each item must consist of the item number followed by

>>> followed by the data, followed by the character sequence >>DC>>A>>A>>152.24 An antenna structure located in a residential area (as

defined by applicable zoning laws) which will utilize high intensity

aviation obstruction lighting

A facility located in an officially designated wilderness

area, wildlife preserve or floodplain

A facility that affects a site significant in American

history

A facility, the construction of which involves extensive

changes in surface features

Alien Ownership

Items 29-33 These items request indications and information that

enable the FCC to determine whether or not an applicant is eligible

under Section 310 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, to

hold a station license. Item 29 must be answered, either ``Y'' or

``N''. Items 30-33 must be answered on applications for authority to

provide commercial mobile service, but may be omitted on other

applications. The FCC can not grant an authorization to a foreign

government or the representative of a foreign government. Therefore, if

the true and correct answer to Item 29 is ``Y'', the applicant is not

eligible for a license and the FCC will dismiss the application, if

filed, without further consideration. Likewise, the FCC can not grant

an authorization to provide commercial mobile radio service to any

applicant for which the true and correct answer to Item 30, 31 or 32 is

``Y''. If the answer to Item 33 is ``Y'' and the application is for

authorization to provide commercial mobile radio service, attach an

exhibit explaining the nature and extent of any foreign ownership or

control. Use 33A as the item number for this exhibit.

Basic Qualifications

Items 34-38 These items request indications and information that

enable the FCC to determine whether an applicant is disqualified from

holding an FCC authorization because of misconduct. Items 34-36 must be

answered ``N'' if there is no misconduct. Item 37 must be answered

``N'' if the applicant is not a party in any pending matter relevant to

misconduct. Item 38 must be answered ``Y'' if the applicant is not

subject to denial of federal benefits pursuant to the Anti-Drug Abuse

Act of 1988 (21 U.S.C. Sec. 862). If the answer to Items 34, 35, 36 or

37 is ``Y'' or if the answer to item 38 is ``N'', attach as an exhibit

a statement explaining the circumstances and why the applicant believes

that an FCC grant of the application would be in the public interest

notwithstanding the actual or alleged misconduct. Use 34A, 35A, 36A,

37A or 38A as the item number(s) for such exhibits, respectively.

Certification

Items 39-43 These items must be completed. To be acceptable for

filing, applications and amendments must be signed in accordance with

Part 1 of the FCC rules. The signer must be a person authorized to sign

the application. Paper originals of applications must bear an original

signature. Neither rubber-stamped nor photocopied signatures are

acceptable.

The Schedules

The purposes of the schedules are as follows:

Schedule A

One Schedule A is required for each application or amendment in the

radio services governed by Part 22 or Part 24 of FCC rules. These

services are the Personal Communications Service, the Cellular

Radiotelephone Service, the Paging and Radiotelephone Service, the

Rural Radiotelephone Service, the Offshore Radiotelephone Service and

the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service. Schedule A indicates the purpose

of the filing. It is the only schedule needed for initial systems where

no site specific data is being submitted, and for requests for

extension of time to construct facilities. Schedule A must not be filed

with Schedules D or E.

Schedule B

Schedule B is used when site-specific data is required for

applications, amendments or notifications involving individual channel

assignments, in the radio services for which Schedule A is required. At

least one Schedule B must be filed for each location for which data is

required. Schedule B provides location data, information concerning

proximity to market boundaries, technical information concerning the

antennas and transmitters at the particular location, radial power and

antenna height data, and information about points of communication for

transmitters at the particular location. Each Schedule B can hold data

for multiple antennas at one location by using additional copies of

page 2. For each antenna, Schedule B can hold data for up to four

transmitters and/or channels. Additional Schedule Bs may be filed for

the same location or antenna if necessary.

Schedule C

Schedule C is used when site-specific data is required for

applications, amendments or notifications in the radio services for

which Schedule A is required and for which spectrum is assigned in

channel blocks. One Schedule C must be filed for each location for

which data is required. Schedule C provides location data, technical

parameters of the facility at the particular location, radial power and

antenna height data.

Schedule D

Schedule D is required for applications and amendments in all radio

services for which Form FCC 600 may be used, except those for which

Schedule A is required. It provides additional administrative data for

stations in these services.

Schedule E

Schedule E is required for applications and amendments in all radio

services for which Form FCC 600 may be used, except those for which

Schedule A is required. It provides station location data for stations

in these services.

Schedule F

Schedule F is required when permanent location data is submitted on

Schedule B, C or E. However, in some services (e.g. PCS), applicants

may need to obtain antenna clearance independent of the system

authorization by filing Form FCC 854. See the pertinent part(s) of the

FCC rules.

Schedule G

Schedule G is required for applications and amendments in all radio

services for which Form FCC 600 may be used, except those for which

Schedule A is required. It provides technical data for stations in

these services. The reverse side of Schedule G provides for additional

frequencies. Additional Schedule Gs may be filed if necessary.

Schedule H

Schedule H is required for applications and amendments in the

Remote Pickup Broadcast Auxiliary Radio Service for permanent location

stations and for land mobile stations operating on frequencies lower

than 27.5 MHz. Failure to include this schedule when required will

result in the return of the application without further action. Land

mobile stations located near international borders that seek protection

from interference should complete Schedule H.

Schedules Required (Other Than Part 22 and Part 24)

If the application to be submitted includes fixed or permanent

location stations (A-F), complete the Main Form, Schedule D, Schedule

E, Schedule F and Schedule G. Schedule H must also be completed for

fixed location stations proposed in the Remote Pickup Broadcast

Auxiliary Radio Service.

If the application to be submitted includes only control stations

meeting the 20 foot criteria, mobile, temporary or itinerant locations

(G-Z), complete Form 600 Main Form, Schedule D, Schedule E and Schedule

G.

Schedule H must also be completed for all stations proposing to

operate on frequencies below 27.5 MHz.

Note: The Main Form and applicable schedules should be submitted

as one package, stapled in the upper left corner. The Main Form

should be first with the following schedules in alphabetical order.

Specific Instructions for Schedule A Administrative Information

Purpose of Filing

Item A1 This item states the purpose(s) for the filing. Enter one

or more letters corresponding to the listed purposes. If none of the

listed purposes correctly describe the reason for the filing, or if the

filing requests a waiver of one or more FCC rules or an extension of

time to construct facilities, attach as an exhibit a narrative

description of the purpose, circumstances and/or waiver request

including required justification. Use A1A as the item number for this

exhibit.

Market/Channel Block

Item A2 This item must be answered only if the filing is for an

authorization in one of the radio services that is licensed on a

geographic licensing area or ``market'' basis (e.g. Cellular Radio

Service). It identifies the market to which the filing pertains. The

market designators are listed in FCC Public Notices or in the FCC

Record. This item should not be answered for filings in radio services

licensed on a station-by-station basis.

Item A3 This item must be answered only if the filing is for an

authorization in one of the radio services for which spectrum is

assigned in channel blocks. For filings in the Cellular Radio Service,

the answer to this item is either ``A'' or ``B''. For filings in the

Air-ground Radiotelephone Service (commercial aviation), the answer to

this item is ``C-'' followed by a number between 1 and 29 (e.g. C-17).

This item should not be answered for filings in radio services in which

channels are individually assigned.

Item A4 This item must be answered only if the filing is for an

authorization in one of the radio services that is licensed on a

geographic licensing area or ``market'' basis and the market has been

subdivided.

Item A5 This item must be answered only if the filing is for an

authorization in one of the radio services that is licensed on a

geographic licensing area or ``market'' basis (e.g. Cellular Radio

Service). In addition to item A2, it identifies the market to which the

filing pertains. The market names are listed in FCC Public Notices or

in the FCC Record. This item should not be answered for filings in

radio services licensed on a station by station basis.

Control Points

Items A6-A9 These items provide the location(s) of the station or

system control points, and the telephone number(s) where a person

responsible for operation of the station or system could be reached, if

necessary. These items must be answered only for new systems or

stations and when a control point is to be added, deleted or modified.

These items do not have to be answered for broadcast subcarrier paging

(i.e. if the answer to item A1 is ``O''). If a control point

modification is the only purpose of the filing, answer item A1 ``S''

and file Schedule A as an attachment to Form FCC 489, rather than Form

FCC 600. To move an existing control point or change a telephone

number, delete the old information and add the new.

Facilities not Constructed

Items A10-A12 These items must be completed only in connection

with (1) filings that request an extension of time to construct

specific facilities in services where locations are individually

subject to a construction period requirement, and the rest of the

station or system has been completed; (2) notifications, using Schedule

A as an attachment, reporting that a system has been partially

constructed. In some cases where more than one antenna or transmitter

is authorized at a location, and some but not all of the facilities

have been constructed, it may be necessary to further distinguish the

unconstructed facilities by channel. If so, indicate the affected

channels in an exhibit, using item number A10A.

Specific Instructions for Schedule B Technical Data--Individual Channel

Assignment

Location

Item B1 This item indicates what action the filer wants the FCC to

take in the database with regard to the location specified in items B2-

B10. If the filing is for a new station or system or for a new location

in an existing system or station (i.e. the location does not already

exist on any channel in the authorized system or station or in a

pending application for the same system or station), the answer is this

item is ``A''. If the location is an existing location in the

authorized system or station or a location proposed in a pending

application for the same system or station, and the licensee has

abandoned or intends to abandon the location completely, the answer to

this item is ``D''. (Also see the instruction for items B11-B14 below.)

In all other cases, the answer to this item is ``M''. If the filer

answers this item ``A'' and the FCC computer finds an exact match for

the location within the system or station, the Schedule B will be

processed as if this item had been answered ``M''. If the filer answers

this item ``M'' and the FCC computer cannot find an exact match for the

specified location within the system or station, the Schedule B will be

processed as if this item had been answered ``A''. If the filer answers

this item ``D'' and the FCC computer cannot find an exact match for the

specified location within the system or station, the Schedule B will

not be processed.

Item B2 This item is the FCC assigned location number for an

existing location, or for a new location, a letter (e.g. A, B, C etc).

In either case, this item is used as the key to identify the location

on Schedule F (if Schedule F is filed).

Items B3-B6 These items identify the location by its address or,

if there is no address, by a brief description of the location such as

a distance and direction from known landmarks (e.g. ``5 km south of

Anytown, US'').

Items B7, B8, B9 and B10 These items are the geographic

coordinates of the location. Items B7 and B8 are the North latitude and

West longitude, respectively, with reference to the North American

Datum of 1927. Items B7 and B8 are required. Items B9 and B10 are the

North latitude and West longitude, respectively, with reference to the

North American Datum of 1983. Items B9 and B10 are optional, but may

assist processing of the Schedule B.

Items B11-B14 These items key to location data in the database

that is to be replaced by the data in items B3-B10. The filer should

complete these items only if (1) correcting geographical coordinates or

(2) relocating all facilities at the location indicated by these items

to the location specified in items B3-B10. The filer must not complete

these items if the intent is to relocate some, but not all, of the

facilities at a particular location. (In such a case, the filer must

submit two Schedule Bs with the filing--one to delete the facilities at

the previous location and another to add those facilities at the new

location.)

Supplementary Location Information

Item B15 This item is optional and concerns proximity of the

location to Canada. If the filer does not know whether the location is

North of Line A or East of Line C, this item should be left blank. If

the filer answers ``A'' or ``C'' (and this appears to be plausibly

correct), the FCC will initiate applicable coordination procedures with

the Government of Canada. In the event the filer needs to submit

additional information regarding coordination of a channel assignment

with the Government of Canada, this should be attached as an exhibit,

using item number B15A.

Item B16 This item is optional and concerns proximity of the

location to Mexico. If the filer does not know whether the location

within 200 kilometers (124 miles) of the U.S.-Mexico border, this item

should be left blank. If the filer answers ``Y'' (and this appears to

be plausibly correct), the FCC will initiate applicable coordination

procedures with the Government of Mexico. In the event the filer needs

to submit additional information regarding coordination of a channel

assignment with the Government of Mexico, this should be attached as an

exhibit, using item number B16A.

Items B17-B19 These items must be completed only for filings in

the narrowband Personal Communications Service (other than nationwide

and response channel related filings).

Antenna

Item B20 This item indicates what action the filer wants the FCC

to take in the database with regard to the antenna specified in items

B22-B28. If the filing is for a new antenna (i.e. the antenna does not

already exist at this location for any channel in the authorized system

or station or in a pending application for the same system or station),

the answer to this item is ``A''. If the antenna is an existing antenna

in the authorized system or station or an antenna proposed in a pending

application for the same system or station, and the licensee has

abandoned or intends to abandon the antenna completely, the answer to

this item is ``D''. In all other cases, the answer to this item is

``M''. If the filer answers this item ``A'' and the FCC computer finds

an exact match for the antenna within the system or station, this, this

portion of the Scheduled B will be processed as if this item had been

answered ``M''. If the filer answers this item ``M'' and the FCC

computer cannot find an exact match for the specified antenna within

the system or station, this portion of the Schedule B will be processed

as if this item had been answered ``A''. If the filer answers this item

``D'' and the FCC computer cannot find an exact match for the specified

antenna within the system or station, this portion of the Schedule B

will not be processed.

Item B21 This item indicates whether the antenna in question is

already authorized or whether it is only proposed in a pending

application. The filer must answer this item.

Item B22 This item indicates the FCC antenna number of the

antenna. If a number has been printed on an authorization the applicant

knows it, he or she should complete this item.

Items B23-28 This item describes the antenna by its type,

manufacturer and model number, and must be completed for all filings

except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service. Type means a

generic description (e.g. collinear vertical, Yagi, panel array).

Manufacturer is the name of the company that made the antenna, and

model number is the designation that the manufacturer assigns to the

antenna. If a polar plot of the antenna horizontal or vertical

radiation pattern is required by the pertinent FCC rules, attach as an

exhibit such plot (or in the case of electronic or magnetic filing,

substitute a table of the polar data for 360 deg. in 5 deg. increments

in the format: bearing, gain dBd), using item number B25A.

Items B26 & B28 These items report the actual and effective height

at which the antenna is mounted. These items must be completed for all

filings except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item B27 This item provides the beamwidth of the main major lobe

of a directional antenna used with a fixed station. This item need not

be completed for any stations other than fixed stations.

Transmitters for Antenna

Item B29 This item is the FCC transmitter number for the

transmitter.

Item B30 This item indicates what action the filer wants the FCC

to take in the database with regard to as many as four transmitters (or

channels) associated with the (same) antenna. If the filing is for a

new transmitter or channel (i.e., a transmitter or channel that does

not already exist for this antenna at this location in the system or

station or in a pending application for the same system or station),

the answer to this item is ``A''. If the transmitter or channel already

exists for this antenna at this location in the authorized system or

station or for an antenna at this location proposed in a pending

application for the same system or station, and the licensee has

abandoned or intends to abandon the transmitter or channel completely,

the answer to this item is ``D''. In all other cases, the answer to

this item is ``M''. If the filer answers this item ``A'' and the FCC

computer finds an exact match for the transmitter or channel for this

antenna at this location within the system or station, this portion of

the Schedule B will be processed as if this item had been answered

``M''. If the filer answers this item ``M'' and the FCC computer cannot

find an exact match for the specified transmitter or channel for this

antenna at this location within the system or station, this portion of

the Schedule B will be processed as if this item had been answered

``A''. If the filer answers this item ``D'' and the FCC computer cannot

find an exact match for the specified transmitter or channel for this

antenna at this location within the system or station, this portion of

the Schedule B will not be processed.

Item B31 This item specifies the center frequencies of the

channels on which the transmitters operate or are proposed to operate.

The pertinent channel(s) must be specified for each transmitter.

Item B32 This item requests a four letter code that identifies the

transmitter class. The four letter code consists of two letters that

conform to the international station classification nomenclature used

by the International Frequency Registration Board, followed by two

letters that further classify the transmitter by usage. The codes are

as follows:

Base.......................................................... FBBS

Standby....................................................... FBST

Mobile subscriber............................................. MLSB

Dispatch...................................................... FXDI

Auxiliary test................................................ FXTS

Control....................................................... FXCT

Repeater...................................................... FXRP

Fixed relay................................................... FXRX

Ground........................................................ FBGS

Air-ground signaling.......................................... FBSI

Inner-office.................................................. FXIO

Fixed subscriber.............................................. FXSB

Control office................................................ FXCD

Item B33 This item should be completed only if the filing requests

authority to use an emission type that is not already authorized in the

FCC rules for use by all stations in the pertinent radio service.

Item B34 This item reports the maximum effective radiated power

(ERP) in any direction on the specified channel. This item must be

completed for all transmitter filings. The answer must be stated in

Watts.

Radial Data for Antenna

Item B35 This item reports the height of the antenna center of

radiation above the average terrain elevation (AAT) along each of the

eight cardinal radials. This item must be completed for all antenna

filings except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Items B36-B39 These items report the effective radiated power

(ERP) for each transmitter or channel in each of the eight cardinal

radial directions. These items must be completed for all transmitter

filings except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Points of Communication for Antenna

Items B40-B45 These items describe fixed points of communication

for (1) stations in the Rural Radiotelephone Service serving

individually licensed subscribers, and (2) point-to-multipoint

transmitters operating on channels that are assigned only to stations

that communicate with four or more points. These items should not be

completed by filers for any other purpose.

Specific Instructions for Schedule C Technical Data--Block Channel

Assignment

Location

Item C1 This item indicates what action the filer wants the FCC to

take in the database with regard to the location specified in items C3-

C10. If the filing is for a new station or system or for a new location

in an existing system or station (i.e., the location does not already

exist in the authorized system or station or in a pending application

for the same system or station), the answer to this item is ``A''. If

the location is an existing location in the authorized system or

station or a location proposed in a pending application for the same

system or station, and the licensee has abandoned or intends to abandon

the location completely, the answer to this item is ``D''. (Also see

the instruction for items C11-C14 below.) In all other cases, the

answer to this item is ``M''. If the filer answers this item ``A'' and

the FCC computer finds an exact match for the location within the

system or station, the Schedule C will be processed as if this item had

been answered ``M''. If the filer answers this item ``M'' and the FCC

computer cannot find an exact match for the specified location within

the system or station, the Schedule C will be processed as if this item

had been answered ``A''. If the filer answers this item ``D'' and the

FCC computer cannot find an exact match for the specified location

within the system or station, the Schedule C will not be processed.

Item C2 This item is the FCC assigned location number for an

existing location, or for a new location, a letter (e.g., A, B, C,

etc.). In either case, this item is used as the key to identify the

location on Schedule F (if Schedule F is filed).

Items C3-C6 These items identify the location by its address or,

if there is no address, by a brief description of the location such as

a distance and direction from known landmarks (e.g., ``5 km south of

Anytown, US'').

Items C7, C8, C9 and C10 These items are the geographical

coordinates of the location. Items C7 and C8 are the North latitude and

West longitude, respectively, with reference to the North American

Datum of 1927. Items C7 and C8 are required. Items C9 and C10 are the

North latitude and West longitude, respectively, with reference to the

North American Datum of 1983. Items C11 and C12 are optional, but may

assist processing of the Schedule C.

Items C11-C14 These items key to location data that is to be

replaced by the data in items C3-C10 in the data base. The filer should

complete these items only if (1) correcting geographic coordinates or

(2) relocating all facilities at the location indicated by these items

to the location specified in items C3-C10. The filer must not complete

these items if the intent is to relocate some, but not all, of the

facilities at a particular location. (In such a case, the filer must

submit two Schedule Cs with the filing--one to delete the facilities at

the previous location and another to add those facilities at the new

location.)

Technical Parameters

Items C15, C16 These items report the actual and effective height

at which the antenna is mounted. These items must be completed for all

filings except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item C17 This item reports the maximum radiated power (ERP) of the

facility in any direction. This item must be completed for all

transmitter filings. The answer must be stated in Watts.

Radial Data

Item C18 This item reports the height of the antenna center of

radiation above the average terrain elevation (AAT) along each of the

eight cardinal radials. This item must be completed for all Schedule C

filings except for those in the Air-ground Radiotelephone Service.

Item C19 This item reports the effective radiated power (ERP) in

each of the eight cardinal radial directions. This item must be

completed for all Schedule C filings except for those in the Air-ground

Radiotelephone Service.

Item C20 This item reports the calculated radial distance to the

service area boundary (SAB) from the specified location. This item is

required only for filings in the Cellular Radiotelephone Service.

Item C21 This item reports the determined radial distance to the

Cellular Geographic Service Area (CGSA) from the specified location.

This item is required only for filings in the Cellular Radiotelephone

Service.

General Instructions for Schedule D, E, F, G and H

LOC letters A through F carry through on Schedule E Items E2-E8,

Schedule F Items F1-F13, Schedule G Items G1-G8, and Schedule H Items

H1-H5. It is requested that the applicant begin by inserting the

parameters of the principal base or mobile relay station on LOC line

``A'' (plus any other different class of station at that location),

followed by control station, fixed relay stations, etc. When more than

one class of station is proposed to be at a common location, use the

same permanent location letter A through F and a separate horizontal

line entry for each class of station, and furnish the information

required by the schedules for each separate class of station. For

example, if it is proposed to install a base station, a mobile relay

station, and a fixed relay station at common location ``A'', the

appropriate information must be entered on three (3) separate

horizontal lines. The next separate permanent location would use letter

``B'', etc.

Note: Applicants for all control stations in the 470-512 MHz

band (except those licensed under Part 22 of the FCC rules) must use

LOC letters A-F and furnish the information required by the

schedules.

In the 470-512 MHz band, applicants for mobile units, itinerant

stations and stations at temporary locations must furnish the

information requested in Schedule E Items E9-E12 and Schedule G Items

G1-G6. In the 220-222 MHz and above 512 MHz, applicants for control

stations with antenna heights meeting the 20 foot criteria and/or for

mobile units, itinerant stations and stations for temporary locations

must furnish the information requested in Schedule E Items E9-E12 and

Schedule G Items G1-G6. Below 470 MHz except 220-222 MHz, applicants

for control stations with antenna heights meeting the 20 foot criteria,

itinerant stations, stations at temporary locations, and mobile units

must furnish the information requested in Schedule E Items E9-E12 and

Schedule G Items G1-G5. Since LOC letters A through F are reserved for

permanent location stations, entries for control stations meeting the

20 foot criteria (excluding 470-512 MHz) may be inserted on one line.

If your application is approved, a license will be mailed to you.

This authorization permits you to commence operations. (Note: It is a

violation of Federal Law to begin transmitting prior to obtaining an

authorization.) If an application is incomplete or filled out

incorrectly, it will be returned or dismissed along with the reasons

for this action. Applications which are not in good order will take

additional time to process. You are, therefore, urged to be very

careful when completing the application. Each entry on the Form 600

must be complete in itself. Do NOT use entries such as ``On File'',

``No Changes'', ``Does Not Apply''', ``Same Pas * * *'', etc.

Applications for modification of existing station authorizations

MUST include all current station information in addition to all items

being modified. (See Schedule D Item D3).

Specific Instructions for Schedule D Administrative Data

Enter the Licensee Name, Radio Service and Call Sign or Station

Location city and state.

Purpose of Filing

Item D1 Enter the purpose of this filing in the brackets.

N=New Station--Place an N in the brackets to indicate that this is

an application for a radio station not presently licensed in the

service listed in Item 26 on page 1 of the Form 600 Main Form.

M=Modification--Place an M in the brackets to indicate a desired

change in the conditions of a license(s) during the current authorized

period. See applicable Commission rules. Use Item D3 to describe the

change(s) desired. Complete the form in full as for a new station.

(Note: Once a license(s) is modified, all previous copies of the

license(s) are no longer valid regardless of the expiration date

shown.)

R=Renewal--Place an R in the brackets to indicate that you wish to

renew an existing authorization that has not expired.

X=Reinstatement of Expired Authorization--Place an X in the

brackets to indicate reinstatement of an expired authorization.

Complete the form in full as for a new station. Licenses that have been

expired more than 30 days cannot be reinstated. In these cases, the

former licensee should submit a completed application including

required frequency coordination for a new license.

A=Assignment of Authorization--Place an A in the brackets to

indicate the request for an assignment of the right, title, and

interest to a station presently authorized to another person or entity.

Prepare the application in your own name and complete it in the same

manner as for a new station with all questions answered and include a

detailed statement of your eligibility for Item D12. Include a letter

from the assignor meeting the requirements of the Commission's rules.

For your convenience, FCC Form 1046, ``Assignment of Authorization''

may be obtained from any Commission office for this purpose.

Note: If the purpose of filing is Renewal, Reinstatement of

Expired Authorization or Assignment of Authorization and a

modification to the license is also required, use Item D3 to

describe the changes.

Item D2 If your application is for a new station, leave Item D2

blank. If you are changing to system licensing, list the existing call

signs assigned to the system and indicate which of your existing fixed

call signs you would prefer to retain by listing that call sign first.

Item D3 If the application is intended to modify a current

license(s), indicate the modification(s) proposed. Applications for

modification of existing station authorizations must include all

current station information in addition to all items being modified.

(Note: Certain modifications may require new frequency coordination or

notification to the FAA--See Part 17 of the FCC Rules and Part 77 of

the FAA Rules).

Associated Call Signs

Item D4 List any call sign(s) which is part of the system and

licensed separately.

Point of Contact

Items D5-D6 Enter the street address, city, state and voice

telephone number (including the area code) of the contact point.

Associated Broadcast Station

Items D7-D9 Complete these items for the Broadcast Auxiliary Radio

Services only. Enter the parent station call sign, parent station city

and parent station state.

Market Area

Item D10 This item must be answered only if the filing is for an

authorization in one of the radio services that is licensed on a

geographic licensing area or ``market'' basis. It identifies the market

to which the filing pertains. The market designators are listed in FCC

Public Notices or in the FCC Record. This item should not be answered

for filings in radio services licensed on a station by station basis.

Paging Operations

Item D11 List the number of paging receivers in this system.

Eligibility

Item D12 Provide a statement that clearly indicates your

qualifications for the chosen service. This statement should include:

(1) A general description of your business or activity.

(2) A description of how radio will be employed in the activity.

(3) Any other information which you believe will aid in a

determination of your eligibility for the service requested.

Note: Failure to provide clear and complete details justifying

eligibility will result in return or dismissal of your application.

Do not use terms such as ``No Change'' or ``On File''.

Item D13 Enter the number and paragraph of the FCC Rule Section

which describes the eligibility for the particular radio service you

specified in Item 26 on page 1 of FCC Form 600 Main Form.

Frequency Coordination Number

Item D14 This item will be completed by the appropriate certified

frequency coordinators for those applicants who are required to comply

with the frequency coordination requirements.

Specific Instructions for Schedule E Station Location Data

The Form 600 Schedule E has been designed to accommodate six (6)

permanent locations. LOC letters A through F are to designate the

separate locations. No more than six (6) different permanent locations

may be licensed under one call sign. LOC letters A through F for items

E2-E8 correspond to LOC letters A through F on Schedules F, G and H.

Enter the Licensee Name, Radio Service and Call Sign or Station

Location city and state.

Item E1 The latitude and longitude for locations in the United

States and the Carribean Islands must be referenced to either the North

American Datum of 1927 (NAD 27) or 1983 (NAD 83). Enter ``2'' for NAD

27 or ``8'' for NAD 83. For locations in other areas, enter ``O'' for

Other and specify the datum used. Topographical maps will indicate

which datum is used. All coordinates shown on this filing must be

calculated using the same datum.

Fixed or Permanent Locations

Item E2 Enter the street address or specific geographic

description for the transmitter antenna location for each station

listed for LOC letters (A) through (F). (P.O. Box or geographic

coordinates are not acceptable.)

Item E3 Enter the name of the city or town in which the

transmitter antenna is located for LOC letters (A) through (F). For

rural or unincorporated areas, enter the nearest city or town to the

transmitter antenna location.

Item E4 Enter the name of the county in which the transmitter

antenna is located for each station listed for LOC letters (A) through

(F).

Item E5 Enter the two letter abbreviation for the state in which

the transmitter antenna is located for LOC letters (A) through (F). The

abbreviations for each state are provided in Table 1 on the reverse of

Form 600 Schedule E.

Item E6 Enter the geographic coordinates of latitude in degrees,

minutes, and seconds to the nearest second for LOC letters (A) through

(F). ``N'' for north will be assumed. Enter ``S'' south.

Item E7 Enter the geographic coordinates of longitude in degrees,

minutes, and seconds to the nearest second for LOC letters (A) through

(F). ``W'' for west will be assumed. Enter ``E'' for east.

Item E8 Enter to the nearest meter the elevation above mean sea

level of the ground at the antenna location for LOC letters (A) through

(F). This information can be determined using a 7.5 minute

topographical quandrangle map of the area or you may consult the city

or county surveyor in your area. Topographical maps may be purchased

from the U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, DC 20242 or from its

office in Denver, Colorado 80225. See antenna figure examples on

Schedule F (c=ground elevation above mean sea level).

Controls Meeting the 20 Foot Criteria, Mobile or Temporary Locations

Item E9-E12 These items are for mobile units, stations operating

at temporary locations, itinerant stations and control stations meeting

the 20 foot criteria. Location letters G through Z should correspond

with location letters G-Z on Schedule G. For example, H 30 kilometer

radius of Station A, I 30 kilometer radius of Station B.

For control stations meeting the 20 foot criteria, enter the

location letter associated with the control station(s) frequencie(s) on

Schedule G and the primary control state in item E11.

For mobile, temporary and itinerant operations, enter the location

letter associated with the mobile, temporary or itinerant frequencie(s)

on Schedule G.

Area of Operation Codes to be Used in Completing Item E10:

A-F = Centered around permanent station A-F

P = Centered around the operating area other than A-F

S = Statewide operations within a single state

N = The 48 contiguous states

O = Includes Hawaii, Alaska, territories or possessions

If the area of operation is centered around permanent stations (A-

F), enter the location letter, complete Item E9 with the radius in

kilometers of the normal area of operation and E10 with the appropriate

permanent station location letter A-F. For example, H 45 kilometer

radius of station A.

In the event a specific mile radius of station A is an inadequate

description for your system, the application is for mobile only,

stations operating at temporary locations or for itinerant stations,

enter the location letter, in item E9 enter a radius in kilometers, in

item E10 enter ``P'', in item E11 enter the geographical coordinates

(latitude and longitude in degrees, minutes and seconds), the county

and state of the center of the operating area. For example, H50

kilometer radius of 42-29-47, 87-41-16, Cook County, IL.

For statewide operations within a single state, enter the location

letter. In item E10 enter ``S'' and in item E11 enter the abbreviation

for the state (See Table 1 on the reverse of Form 600 Schedule E). If

the state you are operating in is Alaska, enter ``W'' in item E12 if

your operations are west of Line C. If your operations are east of Line

C, enter ``E'' in item E12 (Line C=144 degrees Longitude).

If your area covers the 48 contiguous states, enter the location

letter, in item E10 enter ``N'' and in item E11 enter ``US'' for the

state. Complete item E12 with ``S'' if your operations will be South of

Line A. If operations will be North of Line A, complete item E12 with

``N''. See Appendix 1 for a list of counties by state, having areas

north of Line A following Schedule H instructions.

If your area includes, in addition to the 48 contiguous states,

Hawaii, Alaska, territories or possessions, enter a separate line for

each additional state, territory or possession by including its

respective two letter state code. Enter the location letter, in item

E10 enter ``O'', and in item E11 enter the singular two letter state

code. If operating in Alaska west of Line C, enter ``W'' in item E12.

If operating in Alaska east of Line C, enter ``E'' in item E12 (Line

C=144 degrees Longitude).

Specific Instructions for Schedule F Antenna Structure Data

Schedule F must be completed and filed when permanent location data

is submitted on Schedules B, C or E, except if Form 854 is required.

Enter the Licensee Name, Radio Service and Call Sign or Station

Location city and state.

If you completed Schedule E, LOC letters A-F for items F1-F13

correspond to LOC letters A through F on Schedule E.

Item F1 If you completed Schedule B or C, Location Number is used

as the key to associate with item B10 on Schedule B and item C10 on

Schedule C. Enter a Location Number.

Item F2 If your antenna will be mounted on a structure with an

existing antenna, enter ``E''. If you propose to construct a new

structure or use one which contains no existing licensees, enter ``N''.

The term ``existing antenna'' applies to any structure with an antenna

which is presently utilized by existing licensees.

Item F3 If item F2 is ``E'', enter the call sign of one existing

licensee using the structure.

Item F4 If item F3 is completed, enter the radio service for that

call sign.

Item F5 Enter the full legal name of the owner of the antenna

structure. If the owner is:

1. an individual doing business in his/her own name, enter last

name, first name, middle initial.

2. an individual doing business under a firm or company name (sole

proprietorship), enter both the individual's name and the firm or

company name. ``Doing business as'' may be abbreviated as ``dba''.

3. a partnership doing business under a firm or company name, enter

the full name of the partnership.

4. an unincorporated association, enter the name of the

association.

5. a corporation or governmental entity, enter the full legal name

of the entity.

Enter the area code and telephone number.

Item F6 See antenna figure examples 1-3 on the reverse of Form 600

Schedule F. Indicate the number of the figure which most resembles your

antenna structure.

Item F7 Enter the type of supporting structure on which the

antenna is or will be mounted (i.e., building, tower, tank, silo,

building/tower, etc).

Item F8 Enter the height above ground in meters, to the highest

point of the supporting structure only. For instance, if the antenna

structure consists of a building/tower combination, include any

elevator shaft, flag pole, or penthouse in the support structure

height, but not the antenna, tower, pole or mast. If the antenna

structure is a tower only, include the height of the tower but not the

antenna. Refer to letter ``b'' in the antenna figure examples on the

reverse of Form 600 Schedule F.

Item F9 Enter the overall height above ground in meters, of the

entire antenna structure to the highest point, including any

appurtenances. You must include antennas, dishes, obstruction lighting.

Refer to letter ``d'' in the antenna figure examples on the reverse of

Form 600 Schedule F.

Item F10 Enter the FCC assigned tower number if the tower is

existing and the number is known.

Item F11 If a Notice of Construction or Alteration has been filed

with the FAA, enter ``Y''. If a Notice of Construction or Alteration

has not been filed, enter ``N''. You must notify the Federal Aviation

Administration on FAA Form 7460-1 (obtainable from any FAA office),

with certain limited exceptions as set forth in Part 17 of the FCC

Rules and Part 77 of the FAA Rules, of any of the following

construction or alterations of an antenna structure:

(1) Construction of any new antenna structure or alteration of any

existing antenna structure, which would result in the top of the

antenna or the antenna structure exceeding a height of 61 m (200 feet)

above ground level at the antenna site.

(2) Construction of any new antenna structure or alteration of any

existing structure, which would result in the top of the antenna or the

antenna structure exceeding the height of an imaginary surface

extending outward and upward at one of the following slopes:

(a) 1 m above the airport elevation for each 100 m from the nearest

runway longer than 1 km within 6.1 km of the antenna structure,

excluding helicopter and seaplane bases with specified boundaries, if

that airport is either listed in the Airport Directory of the current

Airman's Information Manual or is operated by a Federal military

agency.

(b) 2 m above the airport elevation for each 100 m from the nearest

runway shorter than 1 km within 3.1 km of the antenna structure,

excluding helicopter and seaplane bases without specified boundaries,

if that airport is either listed in the Airport Directory or is

operated by a Federal military agency.

(c) 4 m above the airport elevation for each 100 m from the nearest

landing and takeoff area within 1.5 km of the antenna structure of each

heliport listed in the Airport Directory or that is operated by a

Federal military agency.

(3) Any construction of an antenna structure (or any alteration of

an antenna structure that would increase its height) on an airport

listed in the Airport Directory of the current Airman's Information

Manual.

(4) When requested by the FAA, any construction or alteration that

would be in an instrument approach area (defined in the FAA standards

governing instrument approach procedures) and available information

indicates it might exceed an obstruction standard of the FAA.

If you intend to install towers of unusual height or at locations

in close proximity to aircraft landing areas, it will be to your

advantage to discuss the location and height of the antenna in detail

with the appropriate FAA area office before filing your application.

Item F12 If item F11 was answered ``Y'' (yes), enter the date

filing was made with the FAA.

Item F13 If item F11 was answered ``Y'' (yes), enter the name of

the regional FAA office where the filing was made.

Item F14 If item F11 was answered ``Y'' (yes), enter the FAA

assigned Aeronautical Study Number if known.

Specific Instructions for Schedule G Technical Data

Enter the Licensee Name, Radio Service and Call Sign or Station

Location city and state.

LOC letters for items G1 through G8 correspond to LOC letters on

Schedules E, F and H. Enter the LOC letter if other than letter A.

Item G1 Enter the specific frequency(ies) in megahertz. The

requested frequency(ies) must be available in the Commission's rules

governing the radio service in which you are seeking eligibility. Use a

separate line for each frequency, except that 800 MHz SMRS mobile(s)

and control(s) are now designated by frequency range ``806-821'' and

900 MHz SMRS mobile(s) and control(s) are now designated by frequency

range ``896-901''. Use a different letter (A-F) for each permanent

location and refer to Item G2 of these instructions for different

classes of stations. When multiple frequencies are used at one station

location, the LOC letter of the previous frequency must be entered.

Item G2 Enter the appropriate class of station code from the

following table. Definitions for most of these items are listed in the

Commission's rules.

Station Class Code Table

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Class of Station Code

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Base............................................................ FB

Mobile Relay.................................................... FB2

Community Repeater.............................................. FB4

Private Carrier (Profit)........................................ FB6

Private Carrier (Non-Profit).................................... FB7

Control......................................................... *FX1

Mobile.......................................................... MO

Mobile/Vehicular Repeater....................................... MO3

Private Carrier Mobile Operation (Profit)....................... MO6

Private Carrier Mobile Operation (Non-Profit)................... MO7

Operational Fixed............................................... FXO

Fixed Relay..................................................... FX2

Fixed........................................................... **FX

Radiolocation Land.............................................. LR

Radiolocation Weather Radar..................................... WDX

Radiolocation Mobile............................................ MR

Secondary Fixed Signalling (for 800 MHz only)................... FX3

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*Station associated with a mobile relay that employs the same frequency

as the associated mobile station for control purposes.

**Station operating on frequencies available for fixed use for control

purposes in accordance with applicable rules.

Note: Where appropriate follow each code with ``T'' for

Temporary, ``I'' for Itinerant, ``S'' for Standby, ``C'' for

Interconnect, ``J'' for Temporary Interconnect, ``K'' for Standby

Interconnect, and ``L'' for Itinerant Interconnect, (e.g., FBT

meaning Temporary Base).

Item G3 Enter the number of actual transmitting units at each

location. Normally, for a station at a pemanent/fixed location (base,

mobile relay, etc.) only one transmitter is involved; therefore, the

number ``1'' should be entered on lines (A) through (F). However, if

more than one transmitter is placed at the same location, so indicate.

The total number of mobile units is normally the sum of the units to be

placed in operation at the time of grant plus the units for which

purchase orders have already been signed and will be in use within

eight (8) months. There are some exceptions provided for in the rules

which should be noted.

For this item vehicular, portable, aircraft, and marine units are

considered to be mobiles. Paging receivers should not be counted as

mobile units, but must be listed separately in Schedule D, Item D11.

Item G4 Enter the bandwidth and class of emission for each

station. Normally, land mobile operations are intended to provide voice

communications. The new ITU (International Telecommunications Union)

emission designators must be used in place of the old designators. The

following provides samples of the corresponding new ITU designators for

the most commonly used emission designators.

Emission Designators

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Old New

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Frequency modulated (FM) voice............. 20F3 20K0F3E

Frequency modulated (FM) voice............. 13.6F3 13K6F3E

Frequency modulated digitized voice........ 20F3Y 20K0F1E

Frequency modulated digitized non-voice.... 20F9Y 20K0F1D

Amplitude modulated single sideband voice.. 3A3J 3K00J3E

Amplitude modulated (AM) voice............. 8A3 8K00A3E

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Item G5 When operating with single side band (A3J or new

designator J3E) emission enter the peak envelope power, in Watts,

followed by the letter ``X'' which represents peak envelope power in

accordance with Appendix 1, ITU Radio Regulations. For operations using

A0, A1, A2, A3, A9, F0, F1, F2, F3, and F9 emissions, or the following

new emission designators N0N, A1A, A2D, A3E, A9W, F1B, F2D, F3E, and

F9W, enter the mean RF output power, in Watts, normally supplied by the

transmitter to the antenna feedline. (See applicable rules.)

Note: The power entered should be the minimum required for

satisfactory operations.

Item G6 This information is required, for operations above 10 MHz,

from applicants requesting new station authorizations, and for major

modifications described in the applicable rules.

Enter the effective radiated power. The ERP is the transmitter

output power times the net gain of the antenna system. The net gain of

the antenna system is the gain of the antenna minus the transmission

losses which include losses attributable to the transmission line,

duplexers, cavity filters and isolators. The actual formula is: ERP

(watts) equals Power (watts) times Antilog (net gain in dB divided by

10).

Item G7 For operations in 220-222 MHz and above 470 MHz, enter the

height of the antenna above ground elevation for the average terrain.

See the applicable rules for instructions for computing the height

above average terrain for the antenna. All other applicants may omit

this item.

Item G8 Enter the overall height above ground to the nearest meter

of the highest part of your antenna (antenna structure plus the height

of the antenna, if top mounted; the total height to the tip of the

antenna, if side-mounted). See antenna figures on Schedule F.

(a=antenna height to tip)

Specific Instructions for Schedule H Additional Antenna Data

General. All Remote Pick Up Broadcast Auxiliary Radio Service fixed

location stations and all stations proposing to operate on frequencies

below 27.5 MHz must complete Form 600 Schedule H. Failure to do so will

result in the return of your application without further action. Land

Mobile stations located near international borders that seek protection

from interference should also complete Form 600 Schedule H. Form 600

Schedule H may be completed for all other stations if you believe the

assumptions made by the FCC would leave your station insufficiently

protected internationally. The assumptions are listed under

International Registration for other than Parts 22 and 24 Applicants.

If you do not provide the actual data and an interference problem

arises involving another country's station, your station will be

protected only to the limit of the FCC's assumptions. You may have to

adjust. This is especially important for stations proposed to be

operated in any of the state-counties defined in Appendix 1 following

Form 600 Schedule H instructions.

Instructions for Completion of Individual Items

Enter the Licensee Name, Radio Service and Call Sign or Station

Location city and state.

LOC letters for items H1-H5 correspond to LOC letters on Schedules

E, F and G. Enter the station LOC letter code.

Item H1 Enter the transmitter frequency in megahertz corresponding

to the LOC letter codes (A, B, C, etc.) which uniquely define the

station location identified on Schedule E. When multiple frequencies

are used at one station location, the station location letter code of

the previous frequency must be entered.

Item H2 Enter the angle in the horizontal plane of the

transmitting antenna main lobe measured clock-wise with respect to True

North in degrees, or enter 360 to indicate the transmitting antenna is

non-directional.

Item H3 For directional antennas, enter the total angle in degrees

measured horizontally in a plane containing the direction of maximum

radiation within which the power radiated in any direction does not

fall more than 3 dB below the power radiated in the direction of

maximum radiation. This information should be available from the

specification sheet included with the antenna at time of purchase.

Item H4 Enter one of the code letters below representing the

polarization of the transmitting antenna for those circuits above 27.5

MHz:

E--Elliptical

F--45 Degrees

H--Horizontal

J--Linear

L--Left hand circular

R--Right hand circular

S--Horizontal and Vertical

T--Right and left hand circular

V--Vertical

X--Other (Provide a description)

Item H5 Enter the ratio, in decibels, of the power required at the

input of loss-free reference antenna to the power supplied to the input

of the given antenna to produce, in a given direction, the same field

strength or the same power flux-density at the same distance. This

information should be available from the specification sheet included

with the antenna at the time of purchase.

Appendix I--List of Counties, by State, having areas North of Line A

Idaho

Bonner

Boundary

Shoshone

Indiana

Allen

De Kalb

Steuben

Maine

Aroostook

Franklin

Hancock

Kennebec

Oxford

Penobscot

Piscataquis

Somerset

Waldo

Washington

Michigan

Alcona

Alger

Alpena

Antrim

Arenac

Baraga

Bay

Branch

Calhoun

Charlevoix

Cheboygan

Chippewa

Claire

Clinton

Crawford

Delta

Dickinson

Eaton

Emmett

Genesee

Gladwin

Gogebic

Gratiot

Hillsdale

Houghton

Huron

Ingham

Ionia

Iosco

Iron

Isabella

Jackson

Kalkaska

Keweenaw

Lapeer

Leelanau

Lenawee

Livingston

Luce

Mackinac

Macomb

Marquette

Menominee

Midland

Missaukee

Monroe

Montcalm

Montmorency

Oakland

Ogemaw

Ontonagon

Oscoda

Otsego

Presque Isle

Roscommon

Saginaw

Sanilac

Schoolcraft

Shiawassee

St. Clair

Tuscola

Washtenaw

Wayne

Minnesota

Beltrami

Carlton

Clearwater

Cook

Itasca

Koochiching

Lake

Lake of the Woods

Marshall

Pennington

Polk

Roseau

St. Louis

Montana

Blaine

Chouteau

Daniels

Flathead

Glacier

Hill

Lake

Liberty

Lincoln

McCone

Phillips

Pondera

Richland

Roosevelt

Sanders

Sheridan

Teton

Toole

Valley

New Hampshire

Carroll

Coos

Grafton

New York

Alleghany

Cattaraugus

Cayuga

Chautaugua

Clinton

Erie

Essex

Franklin

Genesee

Hamilton

Herkimer

Jefferson

Lewis

Livingston

Madison

Monroe

Niagara

Oneida

Onondaga

Ontario

Orleans

Oswego

Seneca

Steuben

St. Lawrence

Warren

Washington

Wayne

Wyoming

Yates

North Dakota

Benson

Bottineau

Burke

Cavalier

Divide

Grand Forks

McHenry

McKenzie

Mountrail

Nelson

Pembina

Pierce

Ramsey

Renville

Rolette

Towner

Walsh

Ward

Williams

Ohio

Ashland

Ashtabula

Cuyahoga

Defiance

Erie

Fulton

Geauga

Hancock

Henry

Huron

Lake

Lorain

Lucas

Medina

Ottawa

Paulding

Portage

Putnam

Sandusky

Seneca

Summit

Trumbull

Williams

Woods

Pennsylvania

Crawford

Erie

Warren

Vermont

Addison

Caledonia

Chittenden

Essex

Franklin

Grand Isle

Lamoille

Orange

Orleans

Rutland

Washington

Windsor

Washington

Chelan

Clallam

Douglas

Ferry

Grays Harbor

Island

Jefferson

King

Kitsap

Mason

Okanogan

Pend Oreille

Pierce

San Juan

Skagit

Snohomish

Spokane

Stevens

Whatcom

Wisconsin

Ashland

Bayfield

Douglas

Florence

Forest

Iron

Vilas

Appendix II--Commission Field Offices

The Commission's field offices and the zip codes are listed below.

Correspondence with the field offices should be addressed to: Federal

Communications Commission, Engineer-in-Charge. The street address of

any office may be found in the local directory, for the city in which

the office is located, under the heading United States Government.

Alaska

Anchorage 99502-1896

Arizona

Douglas 85608-0006

California

San Diego 92111-2216

Livermore 94551-0311

Cerritos 90701-3684

Hayward 94545-1914

Colorado

Lakewood 80228-2213

Florida

Vero Beach 32961-1730

Miami 33166-4668

Tampa 33607-2356

Georgia

Duluth 30136-4958

Powder Springs 30073-0085

Hawaii

Waipahu 96797-1030

Illinois

Park Ridge 60068-1460

Louisiana

New Orleans 70123-3333

Maine

Belfast 04915-0470

Maryland

Baltimore 21201-2802

Columbia 21045-9998

Massachusetts

Quincy 02169-7495

Michigan

Allegan 49010-9437

Farmington Hills 48335-1552

Minnesota

St. Paul 55101-1467

Missouri

Kansas City 64133-4895

Nebraska

Grand Island 68802-1588

New York

Buffalo 14202-2398

New York 10014-4870

Oregon

Portland 97204-2898

Pennsylvania

Langhorne 19047-1859

Puerto Rico

Hato Rey 00918-1731

Texas

Dallas 75243-3429

Houston 77008-1775

Kingsville 78363-0632

Virginia

Virginia Beach 23455-3725

Washington

Custer 98240-9303

Kirkland 98034-6927

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TN01NO94.007

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State Table

Abbreviations for States, Jurisdictions and Areas

AL Alabama

AK Alaska

AZ Arizona

AR Arkansas

CA California

CO Colorado

CT Connecticut

DE Delaware

DC District of Columbia

FL Florida

GA Georgia

GM Gulf of Mexico

HI Hawaii

ID Idaho

IL Illinois

IN Indiana

IA Iowa

KS Kansas

KY Kentucky

LA Louisiana

ME Maine

MD Maryland

MA Massachusetts

MI Michigan

MN Minnesota

MS Mississippi

MO Missouri

MT Montana

NE Nebraska

NV Nevada

NH New Hampshire

NJ New Jersey

NM New Mexico

NY New York

NC North Carolina

ND North Dakota

OH Ohio

OK Oklahoma

OR Oregon

PA Pennsylvania

RI Rhode Island

SC South Carolina

SD South Dakota

TN Tennessee

TX Texas

UT Utah

VT Vermont

VA Virginia

WA Washington

WV West Virginia

WI Wisconsin

WY Wyoming

AS American Samoa

GU Guam

UM Midway Island

MP Northern Mariana Islands

PR Puerto Rico

VI Virgin Islands

UM Wake Island

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[FR Doc. 94-26948 Filed 10-31-94; 8:45 am]

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