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119 Subpart K—Private Coast Stations and Marine Utility Stations Federal Communications Commission § 80.501 of each of one or more navigable inland Gulf of Mexico, with ship stations, and waterways. Inland waterways less than with land units in accordance with 240 kilometers (150 miles) long must be § 80.123. served in their entirety. AMTS appli- (b) AMTS licensees in the offshore cants proposing to serve portions of the waters of the Gulf of Mexico may use Atlantic, Pacific or Gulf of Mexico AMTS coast and ship station fre- coastline must define a substantial quencies on a secondary basis for fixed navigational area and show how the service communications to support off- proposed system will provide continu- shore AMTS operations. ity of service for it. A separate Form (c) AMTS service may be provided to 503 is not required for each coast sta- any vessel within communication serv- tion in a system. However, the appli- ice range of an AMTS station even cant must provide the technical char- though the vessel may not be operating acteristics for each proposed coast sta- within the confines of a served water- tion, including transmitter type, oper- way. ating frequencies, emissions, transmit- ter output power, antenna arrange- [51 FR 31213, Sept. 2, 1986, as amended at 52 ment and location. FR 35245, Sept. 18, 1987; 62 FR 40307, July 28, (1) Applicants proposing to locate a 1997] coast station transmitter within 169 kilometers (105 miles) of a channel 13 § 80.479 Assignment and use of fre- television station or within 129 kilo- quencies for AMTS. meters (80 miles) of a channel 10 tele- (a) The frequencies assignable to vision station or with an antenna AMTS stations are listed in subpart H height greater than 61 meters (200 feet) of this part. These frequencies are as- must submit an engineering study signable to ship and public coast sta- clearly showing the means of avoiding tions for voice, facsimile and interference with television reception radioteletypewriter communications. within the grade B contour. See (b) [Reserved] § 80.215(h). (2) Additionally, applicants required Subpart KÐPrivate Coast Stations to submit the above specified must give written notice of the filing of such and Marine Utility Stations application(s) to the television stations § 80.501 Supplemental eligibility re- which may be affected. A list of the no- quirements. tified television stations must be sub- mitted with the subject applications. (a) A private coast station or a ma- (b) In lieu of public correspondence rine utility station may be granted service an AMTS system may provide only to a person who is: private coast station communications (1) Regularly engaged in the oper- related to the operational require- ation, docking, direction, construction, ments of ships including transmissions repair, servicing or management of one of fuel, weather, position and supply or more commercial transport vessels reports. However, such communica- or United States, state or local govern- tions may be provided only to ship sta- ment vessels; or is tions whose licensees make cooperative (2) Responsible for the operation, arrangements with the AMTS coast control, maintenance or development station licensees. In emergency and of a harbor, port or waterway used by distress situations, services must be commercial transport vessels; or is provided without prior arrangements. (3) Engaged in furnishing a ship ar- [51 FR 31213, Sept. 2, 1986, as amended at 52 rival and departure service, and will FR 35245, Sept. 18, 1987; 56 FR 3783, Jan. 31, employ the station only for the pur- 1991] pose of obtaining the information es- sential to that service; or is § 80.477 AMTS points of communica- (4) A corporation proposing to fur- tion. nish a nonprofit radio communication (a) AMTS coast stations may com- service to its parent corporation, to an- municate with fixed platform stations other subsidiary of the same parent, or located in the offshore waters of the to its own subsidiary where the party 119 VerDate 23<NOV>98 10:25 Dec 08, 1998 Jkt 179191 PO 00000 Frm 00115 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Y:\SGML\179191T.XXX pfrm07 PsN: 179191T § 80.503 47 CFR Ch. I (10±1±98 Edition) to be served performs any of the eligi- tion or marine utility station on shore, bility activities described in this sec- and that the ship station licensee will tion; or is have sufficient control of the ship sta- (5) A nonprofit corporation or asso- tion to enable it to carry out its re- ciation, organized to furnish a mari- sponsibilities under the ship station li- time mobile service solely to persons cense. who operate one or more commercial (b) Cooperative arrangements are transport vessels; or is limited concerning cost and charges as (6) Responsible for the operation of follows: bridges, structures or other installa- (1) The arrangement must be estab- tions that area part of, or directly re- lished on a non-profit, cost-sharing lated to, a harbor, port or waterway basis by written contract. A copy of when the operation of such facilities the contract must be kept with the sta- requires radio communications with tion records and made available for in- vessels for safety or navigation; or is spection by Commission representa- (7) A person controlling public moor- tives. age facilities; or is (2) Contributions to capital and oper- (8) A person servicing or supplying ating expenses are to be prorated on an vessels other than commercial trans- equitable basis among all persons who port vessels; or is are parties to the cooperative arrange- (9) An organized yacht club with ment. Records which reflect the cost of moorage facilities; or is the service and its nonprofit, cost-shar- (10) A nonprofit organization provid- ing nature must be maintained by the ing noncommercial communications to licensee of the station and made avail- vessels other than commercial trans- able for inspection by Commission rep- port vessels. resentatives. (b) Each application for station au- thorization for a private coast station § 80.505 Points of communication. or a marine utility station must be ac- (a) Private coast stations and marine companied by a statement indicating utility stations are authorized to com- eligibility under paragraph (a) of this municate: section. (1) With any mobile station in the § 80.503 Cooperative use of facilities. maritime mobile service for the ex- change of safety communications; (a) A person engaged in the operation of one or more commercial transport (2) With any land station for the pur- vessels or government vessels may re- pose of aiding the exchange of safety ceive maritime mobile service from a communications; private coast station or a marine util- (3) With ship stations. ity station on shore even though not (b) Private coast stations of the same the licensee of the private coast sta- licensee may be authorized to commu- tion or the marine utility station. Re- nicate on a secondary basis between strictions on cooperative arrangements themselves if: are as follows: (1) The communications are confined (1) Foreign persons must be the li- exclusively to those for which author- censees of the radio stations installed ity has been granted the coast station, on board their vessels. and concerns ships with which one or (2) The licensee of a private coast both of the coast stations are author- station or marine utility station on ized to communicate; and shore may install ship radio stations (2) Other satisfactory point-to-point on board United States commercial communication facilities between the transport vessels of other persons. In coast stations are unavailable; and each case these persons must enter (3) Coast stations which commu- into a written agreement verifying nicate with each other are not more that the ship station licensee has the than 160 km (100 miles) apart; and sole right of control of the ship sta- (4) Harmful interference is not cause tions, that the vessel operators must to mobile stations. use the ship stations subject to the or- (c) A private coast station and asso- ders and instructions of the coast sta- ciated marine utility stations serving 120 VerDate 23<NOV>98 10:25 Dec 08, 1998 Jkt 179191 PO 00000 Frm 00116 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Y:\SGML\179191T.XXX pfrm07 PsN: 179191T Federal Communications Commission § 80.513 and located on a shipyard regularly en- § 80.511 Assignment limitations. gaged in construction or repair of com- (a) Only one port operation, one com- mercial transport vessels or Govern- ment vessels are authorize to commu- mercial and one non-commerical fre- nicate between stations when they are quency will be assigned to a private licensed to the same entity and com- coast station or marine utility station. munications are limited to serving the Applications for authority to use more needs of ships on a non-interference than one frequency in any one of the basis to other stations in the maritime above three categories must include a mobile service. A separate showing is showing of need as specified below. required. (b) An application for an additional frequency by a person who services ves- § 80.507 Scope of service. sels, must include a description of the (a) A private coast station or marine vessels with which communication is utility station using telephony serves planned and a statement that the ap- the operational and business needs of plicant has personal knowledge that ships including the transmission of the ship radio stations are not capable safety communication. of operating on working frequencies al- (b) In areas where environmental ready assigned to the coast station. communications are provided by U.S. (c) An application for an additional Government stations or by public coast frequency based on congestion of the stations, private coast stations and assigned frequency must show that for marine utility stations on shore must any four periods of 5 consecutive days not duplicate that service.
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