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American Family Association AMERICANFAMILY ASSOCIATION Office of Gtnera.! Counsel PATRICKJ. VAUGHN I'L)hi Oth'C I)I.I\"CI z+40 . lU,>UIO M5 IHUO? 66Z-X44-5i13(1. CXI 274 - bAX hh?-U42-77')8 November 12,2003 By FEDEX: 1 NUV 182003 I The Secretary Office of the Secretary Federal Communications Commission 9300 East Hampton Drive Capitol Heights, MD 20743 Ref: Petition for Rulemaking to Amend the Table of Allotments Franklin, Louisiana - Channel 295, Class C3 Dear Secretaq: Enclosed for filing please find an original and four copies of the above referenced Rulemaking Petition. This filing is pursuant to the window opened September 30,2003, Public Notice DA 03-2990 Also enclosed is an extra copy of the Rulemaking Petition to be file stamped and returned in the enclosed postage-paid envelope. If you have any questions please call me at (662) 844-5036 extension 249. General Counsel cc Rolanda F. Smith FCC, Audio Division Room 2-8450 445 12'~Street SW Washington, DC 205.54 Before the I I Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. Re: Reservation of Vacant FM Allotment Channel 295, Class C3, DA 03-2990 Attachment A-5, No. 172 Franklin, Louisiana Petition for Rulemaking to Amend the Table of Allotments On September 30,2003, the Federal Communications Commission opened a window to permit noncommercial educational (“NCE) reservation showings for certain vacant FM allotments Public Notice DA 03-2990. Pursuant to that Notice, American Family Association, Inc. (hereinafter “AFA”), hereby petitions that the vacant allotment for a Class C3 station on Channel 295 in Franklin, Louisiana, be reserved for NCE broadcasting. Upon grant of this reserved allotment, AFA will construct and license an NCE station that provides the requisite level of first and second NCE service, The Commission has determined that a vacant FM allotment shall be reserved for NCE broadcasting if the both of the following two conditions are satisfied: 1. Under-Served Pooulation. A significant population (at least 10 percent of the population within the proposed service area) would receive first or second NCE service if an NCE station was built with maximum class facilities at the proposed allotment site. Second Report and Order, 18 FCC 6691, 34, March 4,2003. 2. Technical Preclusion Showne. No reserved band frequency is available that could be used to cover the under-served population identified in Step One (testing from five different sites), Second Report and Order, 18 FCC 6691,TY 35, 36, March 4, 2003. AFA will show that the above referenced Allotment satisfies both of these prescribed conditions and therefore must be reserved for noncommercial broadcasting. A. A simificant population (63.88%) within the proposed service area would receive first or second NCE service from an NCE station built with maximum class facilities at the proposed allotment site. The map attached as Exhibit One was prepared by the AFA engineering staff using Probe software. Exhibit One shows that a station built with maximum class facilities at the proposed allotment site would cover a population of 103,643 within its city grade contour. Exhibit One also shows that 63 88% of that population would receive either first or second NCE service if the allotment were served by an NCE station. This allotment covers a population that is currently under served by NCE-FM broadcasting, however, the vacant allotment need not be reserved for NCE broadcasting unless no frequency is available on the reserved band that can service this population. B Complete Technical Preclusion Showing - Using five specified sites. no reserved band channel is available to provide NCE service to the significant under served population within the Droposed service area of the vacant allotment without causing prohibited interference to authorized FM stations. TV channel 6 stations, or foreign broadcast stations. The Channel Preclusion Studies attached as Exhibit Two show that no rule-compliant facility can he authorized at maximum antenna height above average terrain (“HAAT”) and with maximum effective radiated power (“ERP”) on any reserved band channel at any of four equally-spaced locations starting at zero degrees on a circle, centered in the proposed community of hcense and drawn with a radius one kilometer less than the distance to the predicted 60 dBu contour of a maximum strength same-class facility. The Channel Preclusion Study attached as Exhibit Three shows that no rule-compliant facility can be authorized at minimum antenna HAAT and with minimum ERP on any reserved band channel at the city center coordinates for the community of license. Therefore, having shown complete technical preclusion from providing NCE service on any reserved band to the identified significant under served population, AFA has presumptively established that the allotment should be reserved. Second Report and Order, 18 FCC Rcd 6691 735 (2003) Respectfully submitted, Amer~milyAssociation, Inc. 107 Parkgate Drive P 0 Drawer 2440 Tupelo, MS 38803 (662) 844-5036 ext. 249 (662) 842-7798 FAX November 12,2003 Latltude 29-47-42 N Longitude 091-30-12 W ERP 25 00 kW ElRP 41 M) kW Channel' 295 Frequency 106.9 MHz AMSL HeigM 100 07 m Elevatwn 0 0 m Hork Pattern Omni Vert Pattern No rn ALL0 rn WRKF # KRVSC rn KAQEC CHANNEL PRECLUSION STUDY Franklin. Lh North Study c3 REFERENCE Class= C3, PWZ- 25 kw, HAAT= 100 M, COR= 100 M DISPLAY DATES 30 08 20 N Average Protected F(50-50!= 39 08 km DATA 10-31-03 91 30 12 w Awe F/50-10! 40 dHu= 113 6 54 dBu= 60.2 80 dHu' 12.9 100 dHu* 4 1 SEARCH 11-01-03 CH CALL TYPE AZI. UIST LAI PwrlkWi CORiMl PROiknl 'IN' 'OUT' CITY STATE <-- FILE t LNG. 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