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!Locketfilecopyoriginal Fl12c€IV€D !lOCKET FILE copy ORIGINAL Fl12C€IV€D Before the JUN 1 8 Federal Communications Commisftwlt~. 2001 Washington, DC ~ OF 11t: --cnctc SEoteTN; .... In the Matter of ) ) Amendment of Section 73 .202(b), ) Docket No. 01-104 J Table ofAllotments, ) RM-l01O.r---- FM Broadcast Stations ) (Auburn, Camp Hill, Alabama) ) To: Chief, Allocations Branch COUNTERPROPOSAL International Systems Corp. ("ISC"), by its attorney, hereby submits its counterproposal with respect to the above-referenced rulemaking proceeding. With respect thereto, the following is stated: Auburn Network, Inc. has proposed that the FM Table ofAllotments be amended as follows: Community Current Proposed Auburn, Alabama 249A 249A,263A However, Auburn, Alabama already has assigned to it not only Chanel249A (Station WKKR(FM)), the community also has assigned to it Station WAUD(AM), and NCE station WEGL(FM)). Thus, this allotment would represent thefourth aural service assigned to Auburn. As a counterproposal, ISC instead proposes that Channel 262A be allotted to the community ofCamp Hill, Alabama. As seen in Attachment 1, Camp Hill is a census-recognized community of 1,982 persons (2000 Census). The Commission's has an established allotment criteria which was set forth initially inRevision ofFMAssignmentPolicies andProcedures, 90 F.C.C.2d 88 (1982), which establishes the following allotment priorities: ~o. of Copies rac'd USiA BCDE --.------ (1) first full-time aural service (2) second full-time aural service (3) first local service (4) other public interest matters Camp Hill has allotted to it no other aural services. Therefore, under the Commission's established criteria, Aubum Network's proposalonly can be considered under "Priority 4" (other public interest matters). In contrast, since Camp Hill has assigned to it no other aural services, ISC's proposal would be entitled consideration under "Priority 3" (first local service). Therefore, ISC proposal should be favored over the proposal filed by Auburn Network insofar as it will result in a preferential arrangement ofallotments. As seen in Attachment 2, this proposed allotment is mutually-exclusive with the proposed allotment of Channel 263A at Auburn, and can be allotted in fully accord with the Commission's minimum spacing requirements. Accordingly, it is requested that the FM Table ofAllotments be amended as follows: Community Current Proposed Camp Hill, Alabama 262A WHEREFORE, International Systems Corp. respectfully requests that this Counterproposal be adopted, that the Commission amend the FM Table ofAllotments to specify the new channel at Camp Hill, Alabama. Respectfully submitted, ONA! SYSTEMS CORP. Its Attorney The Office ofDan J Alpert 2120 N. 21" Rd. Arlington, VA 22201 703-243-8690 June 18, 2001 ATTACHMENT 1 Ameri'can FactFinder http://factfinder.censlls.gov/servlet/QL.468&qr_name=DEC_2000]L_U_QTPL&Jang=en ~,­ Main I Searcn I FH<tI)ack I FAG Quick Tables IIml.lll _ QT-PL. Race. Hispanic or Latino, and Age: 2000 Data Set: Census 2000 Redistricting Data .(Public Law 94-171) Summary File Geographic Area: Camp Hill CCO, Tallapoosa County, Alabama NOTE: For information on confidentiality protection, nonsampling error, and definitions, see http://factfinder.census.gov/home/en/datanotes/expplu.html. Alia 18 ears and over Percen (X) Not applicable Source: US. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Matrices PL 1, PL2, PL3, and PL4. I nf 1 (;/I"i101 (;,11 PM ATTACHMENT 2 70 dbu contour Camp Hill Alabama !. FMCONT!TI<) LOCATE STUDY }IQW Si:.o Ch 262 A 100.3 MHz +AP209 I. I A10"<I1>6&( I N. Lat. 32 51 59 f W. Lng. 85 47 2~ II-sot l CuIMI. Ij(. ~1 Call CH1f Location D-KM Azi FCC Margin --------------~----------~-------------------~--~-------------- RADD 263A Auburn AL 41. 26 135.2 72.0 -30.74 RADD 261C3 Anniston AL 90.35 358.6 89.0 1. 3S WACQFM 260A Tallassee AL 32.77 191.6 31.0 1. 77 RADD 264A Ashland AL 39.44 355.3 31. 0 8.44 AP209 209A Alexander City AL 20.41 297.4 10.0 10.41 WGSY 261A Phenix City AL 83.06 118.2 72.0 11.06 WDXX 261C2 Selma AL 124.08 247.5 106.0 18.08 WAOQ.C 262A Brantley AL 134.73 197.5 115.0 19.73 WOBB 262C* Tifton GA 249.66 129.2 226.0 23.66 WCJMFM 265A West Point GA 61. 25 91. 3 31.0 30.25 WLXY.A 263Cl Northport AL 165.66 277.7 133.0 32.66 proposed Camp Hill Alabama REFERENCE DISPLAY DATES 32 51 59 N CLASS = A DATA 06-01~Ol 85 47 29 W Current Spacings SEARCH 06-05-01 Channel 262 - 100.3 MHz Call Channel Location Dist Azi FCC Margin RADD ADD 263A Auburn AL 41.26 135.2 72.0 -30.74 RADD ADD 261C3 Anniston AL 90.35 358.6 89.0 1. 35 WACQFM CP 260A Tallassee AL 32.77 191. 6 31.0 1. 77 RADD ADD 264A Ashland AL 39.44 355.3 31.0 8.44 AP209 APP 209A Alexander City AL 20.41 297.4 10.0 10.41 WGSY LIC 261A Phenix City AL 83.06 118.2 72.0 11. 06 WDXX LIe 261C2 Selma AL 124.08 247.5 106.0 18.08 WAOQ.C CP 262A Brantley AL 134.73 197.5 115.0 19.73 WOBB LIC 262C Tifton GA 249.66 129.2 226.0 23.66 WCJMFM CP 265A Wes.t Point GA 61.25 91. 3 31. 0 30.25 WLXY.A APP 263Cl Northport AL 165.66 277.7 133.0 32.66 ------~---------------~----------~--------------------------------- CERTIFICATE OFSERVICE I, Dan J. Alpert, hereby certify that on June 18, 2001, the foregoing Counterproposal has been sent via First Class Mail to the following: Lee G. Petro, Esq. Gardner, Carton & Douglas 1301 K Street, N.W. Suite 900. East Tower Washington, D.C. 20005-3317.
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