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Before the ORIGINAL FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMlSSION Q ECEI VED Washington, D.C. 20554
Amendment of Section 73.202(b) 1 MM Docket No. Table of Allotments 1 RM- FM Broadcast Stations 1 (Lake Havasu City, Arizona and 1 Pahrump, Nevada) 1
TO: John A. Karousos, Chief Allocations Branch, Policy and Rules Division Mass Media Bureau
PETITION FOR RULE MAKING
I. Steven M. Greeley, the licensee of Station KJJJ(FM), Lake Havasu City, Arizona,
hereby petitions for an amendment ofthe FM Table of Allotments, 47 C.F.R. $73.202(b), as
follows: Present Proposed
Lake Havasu City, AZ 2 16A, 24422, 216A, 244C2, 266C2,272C2lB I, 266C2,283C2 283C2
Pahrump, NV 236A, 298C 236A. 298C, 2726
2 . Mr. Greeley proposes that the city of license of Station KJJJ(FM) be changed
from Lake Havasu City to Pahrump, Nevada, and that the channel be upgraded from Class B (as
' Statio11 KJJJ(FM) is licensed to operate on Channel 272C2. However, it holds a construction permit (File No. BPH-2002-619AAB) to, inierdia, reclassify the cliannel as a Class B channel.
2 In MB Docket No. 02-124, a proposal is presently pending wliicli would inodify the cliannel~allotted to Pahrump. resulting in the allotment of Chantiels 234C, 250A and 2982. The allotment inodification proposed in the instant Petition would not affect the proposals.. under consideration in MB Docket No. 02- I24 and can be approved without regard to those proposals. -2-
specified in the station's outstanding construction permit) to full Class C.
3. In Amendment of'ihe Commission ',(. Rules Regurding Modification qfFMund TV
Airrhovizuiions 10
4870 (1989), wcon. granred inpar/,5 FCC Rcd 7094 (1990), the Commission established three criteria to govern proposed changes in a station's community of license:
a First, the proposed channel must be mutually exclusive with its current use;
0 Second, the existing Community of license must retain local service; and
0 Third, the proposed arrangement of allotments should be preferred over the existing arrangement under the Commission's allotment priorities.
4. As demonstrated in the accompanying Engineering Statement, the site proposed for the use of Channel 272C at Pahrump is short-spaced to the currently authorized facilities of
Station KJJJ(FM). Accordingly, the proposed substitution is mutually exclusive with its current use.
5. With respect to retention of local service, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, the current community of license of Station KJJJ(FM), is the city of license of four other FM stations --
Stations KBBC-FM, KNLB(FM), KRRK(FM) and KZIJL-FM -- as well as an AM station
(KNTR(AM)). As a result, that community will continue to be well-served if Channel 272 is reallocated from Lake Havasu City to Pahrump, as proposed here. By contrast, Pahrump presently has only two other local aural services, Stations KNYE(FM) and KXTE(FM).
6. With respect to the Commission's allocations priorities, the changes proposed herein will result in a more efficient allotment of spectrum and will permit Mr. Greeley to serve a wider area. The 60 dBu contour of Station KJJJ(FM) on Channel 272 as a full Class C station will reach more than 777,000 more people than the station's authorized Class B facilities; the area within the Class C 60 dBu contour would exceed the corresponding area within the Class B -3-
60 dBu contour by more than 17,000 square kilometers. In other words, the reallotment proposed
herein would result in a 70O0/a increase in population and a 202% increase in area. See
Attachment A (Engineering Statement of Mullaney Engineering, Inc.:). That increase in the
efficient use of the channel is clearly preferable, particularly in the absence of any contrary
considerations.
7. In Cummuniiy c?f'Licen.vethe Commission expressed concern about the possibility that stations might migrate from underserved rural areas to well-served urban areas. In assessing that
risk in particular cases, the Commission stated that it would apply the criteria set out in Faye und
Richard Tuck, 3 FCC Rcd 5374 (I 988). In this case, Pahrump is not part of any urbanized area
(although Pahrump itself is shown as an "urban cluster" by the U.S. Census Bureau). Thus, it does not appear that a Tuck showing is required. However, since the reallotment of the channel to Pahrump would result in the provision of a 70 dBu signal in the Las Vegas urbanized area, the
following information is provided.
8. The 2000 population of Pahrump (a census designated place, according to the U.S.
Census website) is 24,631, which is 5.1% of the 2000 population of Las Vegas (478,434). See
Attachment B. While Las Vegas is no doubt larger than Pahrump, the two communities are some
50-60 miles apart and, as discussed below, Pahrump is distinctly independent of Las Vegas. See, e.g., Headland, Alahmnu and C.'ha/ruhoochee.Florida, 10 FCC Rcd 10352 (1995) (relative populations are less important than evidence of independence).
9. As noted above, the change in site location for Station KJJJ(FM) will result in a net gain in population of more than 770,000 persons (I 10.920 population within presently authorized contour v. 887,895 population within proposed contour) within the station's 60 dBu contour. See
Engincering Statement. -4-
IO. In assessing the independence of a community for purposes of a Tuck showing, the
Commission considers a variety of factors, including: (i) the extent to which the community’s residents work in the larger metropolitan area, rather than the specified community; (ii) whether the small community has its own newspaper or other media covering local needs and interests:
(iii) whether community leaders and/or residents perceive the community as being separate from the larger metropolitan area; (iv) whether the community has its own local government and elected ofticials; (v) whether the community has its own telephone book or zip code; (vi) whether the community has its own businesses, health facilities and transportation systems; (vii) whether the community and the larger urbanized area are part of the same advertising market; and (viii)
the extent to which the community relies on the larger metropolitan area for municipal services such as police, fire protection, schools and libraries. Tuck, 3 FCC Rcd at 5378.
1 1. Tn the instant case, there can be no doubt but that Pahrump is plainly independent from Las Vegas.
u Extent 10 which Puhrump resident.\ work in Puhrump
12. The most recent U.S. Census labor force data available (for 1990) indicate that 132
(4.5%) of the 2,885 persons 16 years and over who comprised the Pahrump labor force walked to
work or worked in their place of residence. See Attachment C. According to the Chairman of the Pahrump Town Board, there are currently over 1,800 businesses in Pahrump. See
Attachment D. These include several chain retain outlets, five full-service casinos, and “an endless variety of retail shops and commercial enterprises”, according to Pahrump’s website. See
Attachment E.
3 Importantly, it is not necessary that all oftliese factors support the independence of the community. Ifa majority of the factors establish that independence, the Commission will treat it as an illdependent community. E.g., Tuck; Parker and Port S/.Joe, Florida, I I FCC Rcd 1095 (I 996). -5-
13. Newspcipcrs and other media
14. Pahrump has two local newspapers, one (The Pahrump Valley Times) published twice weekly, the other (The View)published weekly. See Attachment F. Both provide coverage of local news and events, including local sports, local crime incidents, obituaries and the like.
According to its website, The View “focuses on neighborhood news . . . including community news, personalities, zoning issues, entertainment, business growth, education, sports and more”.
In addition, Pahrump has two local FM stations (KXTE and KNYE) and a web-based “radio station on the internet” which refcrs to itself as KPAH, “webcasting” news, issues and opinions pertaining to Pahrump. See Attachment G. Also, Pahrump has a local LPTV station (K41CQ) which promotes itself as a “source of daily community news and information”, with “locally produced shows [which] provide cntertainment and information prevalent to our town.” See
Attachment H. Finally, multiple websites concerning Pahrump are accessible through websites established by the community’s government (w.pahrumpnv.org) and Chamber of Commerce
(www.pahrumpchamber.com).
15. Pahrump s perceplion of independence
16. As described at the website of the Pahrump town government, Pahrump was first settled in the 1870’s, and formally became a township in 1892. See Attachment E. Importantly, the town notes that Nevada Highway 160 (also referred to as “the Las Vegas Road’) was not paved until 1954, some 75 years after Pahrump was first settled. It is therefore clear that
Pahrump was cstablished and grew independently of Las Vegas, which is some 50-60 miles distant from Pahrump. More than 65 of the businesses listed in PahrumpPages.com (an internet listing of Pahrump business listings) contain “Pahrump” in their names. Pahrump offers a community center, community swimming pool, an annual Pahrump Harvest Festival and Parade, -6-
numerous rodeos, baseball, softball and soccer tournaments and an Indian Pow-Wow. See
Attachment D. In addition to the Pahrump Chamber oiCommerce, the town also features an
Economic Development 6i Tourism Advisory Board dedicated to “promoting and facilitating business growth and encouraging existing business by planning and expanding the economic base of the community.” See Attachment I.
17 Pahrump ‘slocal governmeni
18. Pahrump is governed by an elected town board, an appointed professional town manager and a staffed town office. Local governmental boards include the Pahrump Arena
Advisory Board, the Economic Development & Tourism Advisory Board, the Pahrump
Emergency Services Advisory Board, the Pahrurnp-Nye County Fairgrounds and Recreation
Advisory Board, the Pahrump Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, the Pahrump Public Lands
Advisory Board and the Pahrump Tourism Advisory Board.
19 Pahrump has its own Zip Codes
20. The U.S. Postal Service has designated 89041 and 89048 as the Zip Codes for
Pahrutnp and its immediately neighboring area. A U.S. Postal Service Post Office is located in
Pahrump.
21. Puhrump has numerous commerciul esiuhlishmenis and orher.fucililie.7
22. As indicated above, according to the Chairman of the Pahrump Town Board, there are over 1,800 businesses operating in Pahrump. Also as indicated above, more than 65 of those specifically identify themselves by using Pahrump in their names. There is also a Pahrump
Chamber of Commerce and other organizations which promote the Pahrump business community and economic climate. A “Pahrump Town Hall” website
(ww.geocities.com/pahrumptownhall) provides listings and links to Pahrump media, casinos, -7- community events and a business directory. According to those resources, Pahrump features multiple health facilities (ex., Family Health Care Center, Advanced Medical Center, Pahrump
Medical Center), at least one dental facility (Pahrump Family Dental), multiple chiropractic offices (e.g., Affiliated Chiropractic, Inc., Desert Valley Chiropractic and Family Chiropractic), and multiple animal care facilities (e.g., Animal Care Center of Pahrump, Nye County Veterinary
Hospital).
23. The Pahrump Valley View lists 13 separate churches located in Pahrump. See
Attachment J (http://www.viewnews.com/pahrump/churches.html).See also http://www.rapidyne.com/pahrump/churches.htm.
24. As indicated above, Pahrump features an annual Pahrump Harvest Festival and
Parade, numerous rodeos, baseball, softball and soccer tournaments and an lndian Pow-Wow.
The Pahrump Information and Welcome Center website lists approximately 50 civic and social organizations active in Pahrump, including the Elks, Kiwanis, Moose, American Legion, Knights of Columbus, Rotary and VFW. ,See http://www.rapidyne.com/pahrump/lodge.htm
25. Nuture of adverri.c.ing market
26. Businesses in Pahrump may advertise in either of the two Pahrump newspapers, on either of the two Pahrump radio stations, on the Pahrump LPTV station, or through a number of internet sites which provide links to Pahrump businesses. Plainly, Pahrump advertisers enjoy considerable opportunities to reach local customers through local resources completely separate from and independent of Las Vegas.
27. Pahrump provides its own public services
28. Pahrump has its own volunteer fire department, and shares police, ambulance, and search and rescue facilities with Nye County. Pahrump has its own library, open all day, Monday -8-
through Saturday, and a senior center. It also has an extensive local school system (administered
by the Nye County School District, which is located in Pahrump) featuring three elementary
schools, a middle school and a high school, all located in Pahrump, with total enrollment of
approximately 3,700 students. See Attachment K. Local garbage is disposed of at the Nye
County Landfill/Pahrump, and recycling services are available locally.
29. Chnclusiort concerning Pahrump 's independence
30. The foregoing factors clearly demonstrate that Pahrump is an independent community separate and apart from the urbanized area of Las Vegas, both as a matter of economic, geographic and demographic reality and also as a matter of the self-perception of the townspeople of Pahrurnp.
Conclusion 31. No other allotments would be affected by the proposed changes and, since the proposed upgrade would occur on the existing channel of Station KJJJ(FM), it is not necessary to demonstrate the availability of any additional equivalent channel. See Section 1.42O(g) of the Commission's rules. The proposed changes comply with all applicable engineering standards. fd, It should also be noted that the geographic area in question is not within 290 kilometers of the U.S.-Mexico border. Accordingly, Mexican concurrence will not be required.
32. In the event that the proposed changes are adopted, Mr. Greeley will take all steps necessary to promptly seek authority to construct, and to construct and commence operation with, the upgraded facilities proposed herein.
33. Accordingly, as set forth herein and in the accompanying Engineering Statement, -9-
M. Greeley proposes that the FM Table of Allotments be amended as follows:
Present Prooosed
Lake Havasu City, AZ 216A, 244C2, 2 16A, 244C2, 266C2,272CZ/B, 266C2.283C2 283C2
pahrump, NV 236A, 298C 236A, 298C, 272c
Respectfully submitted,
/' &4CY&-/' Robert L. Olender
Koerner & Olender, PC 5809 Nicholson Lane Suite 124 North Bethesda, Maryland 20852-5706 (301) 468-3336
Counsel for Steven M Greeley
December 13.2002 JOHN J MULLANEY 301 921-0115Voice JOHN H h4”LLANEY P E ,1994) 301 590-9757 Fax ALAN E GEkRING P E rnullengr@aol corn E-mall MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC. 9049 SHADY GROVE COURT GAITHERSBURG MD 20877
ENGINEERING EXHIBIT EE-RM:
RULE MAKING TO AMEND FM TABLE OF ALLOTMENTS
DELETE CH. 272 AT LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ ALLOT CH. 272 TO PAHRUMP, NV
DECEMBER 6, 2002
ENGINEERING STATEMENT PREPARED ON BEHALF OF STEVEN M. GREELEY LICENSEE OF KIJJ(FM)
CHANNEL 272BiC2 - LAKE HAVASU CITY, ARIZONA
Facility ID: 63410 MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC.
ENGINEERING EXHIBIT EE-RM:
RULE MAKLNC TO AMEND FM TABLE OF ALLOTMENTS
DELETE CH. 212 AT LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ ALLOT CH. 272 TO PAHRUMP, NV
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
I. Declaratio of Engineer
2. Narrative Statement
3 Figure I, Channel Allocation Study for Ch.272C From Ref. Point for Pahrump, NV.
4. Figure 2, General Ared Map Showing RM Site. MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC.
Decl ara t i on
I, John J. Mullaney, declare and state that I am a graduate electrical engineer with a B.E.E. and my qualifications are known to the Federal Communications Commission, and that I am an principal engineer in the firm of Mullaney Engineering, Inc., and that 1 have provided engineering services in the area of telecommunications since 1977. My qualifications as an expert in radio engineering are a matter of record with the Federal Communications Commission.
The firm of Mullaney Engineering, Inc., has been requested by Steven M. Greeley, to prepare the instant engineering exhibit in support of a rule making petition to amend the FM Table of Allotments (FCC Facility ID Number: 63410).
All facts contained herein are true of my own knowledge except where stated to be on information or belief, and as to those facts, I believe them to be true. 1 declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
/s/ John J. Mullanev John J. Mullaney, Consulting Engineer Executed on the 6th day of December 2002 MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC.
ENGINEERING EXHIBIT EE-RM:
RULE MAKING TO AMEND PM TABLE OF ALLOTMENTS
DELETE CH. 272 AT LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ ALLOT CH. 272 TO PAHRUMP. NV
NARRATIVE STATEMENT:
This engineering statement has been prepared on behalf of Steven M. Greeley, licensee of Radio Station KJJJ(FM), at Lake Havasu City, Arizona (Facility ID 27982). KJJJ(FM) holds a CP (BPH-20020619AAB) to operate on Ch. 272B in lieu of its present operation on Channel 272C2 (BLH-19940601KA) at Lake Havasu City, AZ. The purpose of this statement is to provide engineering in support of a rule making petition to amend the FM Table of Allotments to delete Ch. 272C2iB at Lake Havasu City and re-allot Ch. 272C to Pahrump, NV, and to modify the license of KJJJ(FM) accordingly.
The city of Lake Havasu City will continue to be served by five aural services (4-FMs & 1-AM) and grant of this proposal will result in the fourth aural service to Pahrump, NV (4-FMs).
KJJJ(FM) wishes to point out that the upgrade it seeks is on its existing channel with a proposed location which is less than the separation specified by Section 73.207 and, thcrefore, it is not necessary to demonstrate the availability of an additional equivalent channel in accordance with Section 1.420(g) of the rules.
The proposed reference point is within 290 kilometers (180 miles) of a United States Border and, therefore, foreign concurrence IS required. RM Pctition - Pahrump. NV MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC. Allutrncnt ufCh. 272C for KJJI(FM) Dcccmber 2002
Proposed Reference Site
For the purposes of this rule making KJJJ(FM) proposes to use a special reference point for a site 15.6 km west of the city of Pahrump, NV:
RM Ref. N. Latitude: 36" IS' 25" NAD-27 W. Longitude: 116' 08' 45"
Pahrump N. Latitude: 36" 12' 30" NAD-27 W. Longitude: 115" 58' 59"
The proposed refcrence site will provide an unobstructed view of the city of license, Pahrump, NV and is locatcd close enough to serve the entire community with the required 3.16 inV/M or 70 dBu contour. Figure 2 is a general area map showing Pahrump, NV with plot of the intervening terrain.
Channel Allocation Study
Figure 1 is a Channel Allocation Study from the city reference point for Pahrump, Nevada. The study indicates the actual & required separation in kilometers to all licenses, construction permits, applications, vacant allocations and pending rule makings. From this study it can be determined that proposed reference point exceeds all of these minimum separations.
The CP site of KJJJ(FM) is located 227.3 km (141.3 miles) away whereas the required co-channel separation Class B-C is 274 km (170.3 miles). Therefore, the proposed substitution is in accordance with Section 1.420(g) and is not required to demonstrate thc availability of an additional equivalent channel.
2 RM Pctirion - Pahrump, NV MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC. Allutincnt of Ch. 272C for KJIJ(FM) Decembcr 2002
Public Interest Showing
KJJJ(FM) presently holds a CP to operate as a Class B FM facility with maximum equivalent facilities (4.5 kW at 467 meters HAAT). The proposed change in community & upgrade to Class C facilities will permit KJJJ(FM) to serve a wider area and more population. KJJJ(FM) CP will provide a 60 dBu service to 110,920 persons and 8,730 square kilometers. KJJJ(FM) anticipates construction of a maximum Class C facility which will potentially provide 60 dBu service to 887,895 persons and 26.370 square kilometers (2000 Census). This represents a 700% increase in population and a 202% increase in area.
The proposed allotment of 272C to does not provide a 70 dBu city grade service to 50% or more of any urbanized area.
The city of Pahrump. NV is located in Nye County and has a population of 24,631 persons (2000 Census). The allotment of Channel 272C will be the fourth aural service licensed to this community. The city of Lake Havasu City will continue to have one licensed AM (980 kHz) and four licensed FM facilities upon grant of this RM petition.
Based upon the above information, KJJJ(FM) believes that its request results in a preferential arrangement of allotments and therefore, serves the public interest.
3 RM Petition - Pahrump, NV MULLANEY ENGINEERING, INC. Allotment ofCh. 272C forKJJJ(FM) December 2002
SUMMARY Steven M. Grceley, licensee of Radio Station KJJJ(FM), at Lake Havasu City, Arizona (Facility ID 27982) requests that the FM Table of Allotments be amended to delete Ch. 272C21B at Lake Havasu City, AZ and re-allot Ch. 272C to Pahrump, NV, and to modify the license of KJJJ(FM) accordingly.
Present Proposed Lake Havasu City, AZ 216A, 244C2, 216A. 244C2, 266C2, 272C218, 266C2, 283C2 283C2
Pahrump, NV 234C-RM-ADD 234C-RM-ADD 236AP>250A-RM, 236AP>250A-RM 298C 272C. 298C
-> Channel Change by Rulemaking,
KJJJ(FM) believes that the proposed change in community and upgrade to Class C facilities will serve the public interest. If granted, KJJJ(FM) will quickly file an application for construction permit.
is/ John J. Mullanev John J. Mullaney, Consulting Engineer
December 6. 2002
4 FMC0NT""'LOCATE STUDY CH 212 C 102.3 MHz Steven Greelev
Call CH# Type Location D-KM Azi FCC Margin ...... - - ...... - ___._.....__.. KJ-01 272C - Lake Havasu Ci AZ 0.00 0.0 289.5 KJJJ.C 2728 CP - Lake Havasu Ci A2 227.26 139.9 273.5 -46.24 Self KZXYFM 272A LIC-D Apple Valley CA 225.56 205.0 225.5 0.06 KSTJ 274C LIC- Boulder City NV 105.15 108.9 104.5 0.65 RDEL 274C DEL- Boulder City NV 105.15 108.9 104.5 0.65 RADD 274C0 ADD- Boulder City NV 105.15 108.9 104.5 0.65 KFMSFM 270Ct LIC- LaS VegaS NV 106.28 104.8 104.5 1.78 KDUQ 273A LIC- Ludlow CA 170.25 180.7 164.5 5.75 KJJJ 272C2 LIC- Lake Havasu Ci AZ 259.31 136.4 248.5 10.81 KxQx 27281 LIC- Corcoran CA 292.73 269.4 258.5 34.23 KJJZ 272A LIC-N Indio CA 264.85 181.6 225.5 39.35 KCNQ 273A LIC- Kernville CA 218.46 251.8 164.5 53.96 KSSI 274A LIC- China Lake CA 154.07 244.5 94.5 59.57 KUNV 218C1 LIC- Las Vegas NV 106.30 104.8 40.5 65.80 . KWTY 275A LIC- Cartaqo CA 168.77 273.0 94.5 74.27 FIGURE 1 - FM CHANNEL STUDY - 272C - PAHRUMP, NV I KJJJ (FM) - RM to Move from Lake Havasu City, AZ I PAHRUMP, NV \
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840 I I HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE Total population ___ 24,631 . Hispanic or Latino (of any race) ~ . 1.879 Mexiwn ___ 1.413 Puerto Rican 70 Cuban .- .~ .- - 24 Other Hispanic or Latino -~- 372 15 Not Hispanic or Latino -~ - 22,752 92 4
~~ 21.183 86 0 White alone ~ - I - __ RELATIONSHIP ____ Total population - ___ 100.0 In households -_ 24,569 Householder -- in-. IW-- , dl -7 5.907 24 0 I Child 5.905 24 0 Own child under 18 years 4.823 19 6 ~ -~-. Other relatives 1,221 50
Under 18 years ~~ 486 20
Nonrelatives - - ~~~ 1.383 56 Unmarried pallner - ... - 593 24 In group quarters -. - 62 03 Institutionalized population 28 01 Noninstitutionalized population -~- ld nr I I - HOUSEHOLDSBYTYPE . .. - I Total households - 10.1531 100.0 Family households (families) ~--- - 7,123 I 70.2 With own children under years 2,460 I 24.2 18 ~ 5.907 58.2 Married-couple family .__~ r With own children under 18 years - 1,775I 17.5 Female householder, no husband present 758 I 7.5 ~.~~ With own children under 18 years - -. 428 r 4.2 Nonfamily households __ 3_,___, nmI 29 8 2.388 1 Householder living alone ~ - - Householder 65 years and over ____ 1.068 2.777
- __2 42 2 83 ~- . .- I HOUSING OCCUFANCY Total housing unit+ 11,6511 100.0 - -. .- Occ~pedho.s.ng unts - .. - .. Vawnt hots ng un 1s -. ~- - 1.498 For seasonal recreationa , or occas ona use 342 .- --. - _ IHomeowner vacancyiate (percent) __ .- .- - .... . - ...... 341 IRenta vawncy rate (percent) .__.-I_.- - 1181 - -_ -HOUSING TENURE -_ Occupied housing units - 10,153) 100.0
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bner-occupied housing units 8,143 I 80.2 IRenter-occupied housmg units 2.010 I I __ __ -- 7 kverage hoLsehob s1ze of owner-occupiea un I .- 2 39 I (XI I hverage househob swe of renter-occw-~ ed nit . 2531 (X) (X) Not applicable ' Other Asian alone, or two or more Asian categories. Other Pacific Islander alone, or two or more Native Hawaiian and Other PJ, (IC Islander categories. ' In combination with one or more other races listed. The six numbers ma:. ;,:,:I 13 more than the total population and the six percentages may add to more than 100 percent because individuals may rz!~imore than one race. Source: U.S.Census Bureau. Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrices PI iJ3 P4, PB. P9, P12. P13. P17. P18. PIS, P20. P23. P27, P28.P33. PCTS. PCTB, PCTll.PCTl5. H1. H3. H4. H5,H11. a' ', ti12
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ubject Number 1 .. (LABOR FORCE STATUS r Persons 16 years and over I In labor force -~ .~ I Civilian labor force Employed Unemployed -. - Armed Forces Not in labor force -__ I 3,134 I I ~ ~... - .~~ ___ Males 16 years and over . -. I-- 3,017 I In labor force .~ 1.729 I Civilian labor force I Fmnlnv~d 1 575 I - r -,-- ____ .- - I Unemployed 154 , -,l.l*u.A,"..,+ cnrrnc n I Not in labor force I . ~~ 1 I Females 16 years and over 3,002 In labor force 1,156 Civilian labor force 1.156 Employed Unemployed Armed Forces - -.__ Not in labor force 1.846 I Females 16 years and over ____ 3.002 With own children under 6 years ___ .- 300 With own children 6 to 17 years only 474 I I Own children under 6 yearsin~-~ families aniiib1amalies . __ I A parents present in hoJSenOl0 in laoor force -~ -- I I , I ~ Own children 6 to 17 years in families and subfamilies - 1 All parents present in household in labor force I I _- - - . - Persons 16 to 19 years -i--- Not enrolled in school and not high school graduate Employed or in Armed Forces -- Unemployed Not in labor force
COMMUTING TO WORK .__ Workers 16 years and over -7 -~ Drove alone -~ In carpools Using public transportation -- Using other means Walked or worked at home
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CNDUSTRY~~ I Employed persons 16 years and over - 1Yforestry.Gd tsheres - ___ , ",, Manufacturing. nondurable goods Manufacturing. durable goods ~___ Transportation __ ~ ~~~ Communications and other public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade I_. -- Finance. insurance. and real estate Business and repair services
Personal~~ sewices ~ ~ Enterlainmenl and recreation services -__ Health services Educational services --__ ~ ~ Other professional and relaled services Public administration ---__ . CLASS OF WORKER ___ Employed persons 16 years and over __ Private wage and salary workers ~ ~ Government workers Local government workers --__ State government workers ~ . I Federal government workers I Selfemployed workers -___. ~-__ I Unpaid family workers I - ~__.. (X) Not applicable Source U.S.Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population and Hous~n~ Matrices P49. P61. P70. P73. P74, P77,P78. P79.
2of2 7/12/20025:l7 PM PAHRUMP, NV ATTACHMENT D Welcome from the Town Board of Pahrump Page 1 of 2
TOWN OF PAHRUMP 400 North Highway 160 Pahrump, NV 89048 Phone: (775) 727-5 107 Fax: (775) 0345 Email Tow-nnoarcJ
A Message from the Town Board of Pahrump
On behalf of the Pahrump Town Board and staff I would like to take this opportunity to invite all the readers of this site to come and visit our town and enjoy our western hospitality
Our high desert climate, with warm, sunny days and cool nights, along with our friendly residents is certain to make many of you want to remain. This is evidenced by the fact that Pahrump is one of, if not the, fastest growing rural town in America. As might be expected of a community that is growing at this rate, we have many things in the works to improve the quality of life for both our long-term residents as well as our new ones. Among these are plans for a new hospital which is scheduled to begin being built in 2002, a new library has recently been constructed, several large quality residential and commercial areas, a new golf course and a 425 acre fairgrounds and rodeo arena is in the planning stages. The Community College of Southern Nevada has built a new High Tech Computer Learning Center and is working on plans for a full scale Community College Campus.
We also have many annual events throughout the Year such as the Pahrump Harvest Festival and Palnd -ian -ian pnw-- aces. As you read through this web-site I’m sure you will find information that will entice you to visit or re- visit our community.
The town is also involved with several other communities and organizations on the Nevada Science and Technology Corridor which runs from Pahrump to Tonopah I80 miles to our North. This exciting project includes many innovative sites and endeavors, which will help insure our economic future.
Our proximity to Las VePas (65 miles), Los Angeles (225 miles), and Death . Valley (60 miles) are also prime reasons to plan to visit Pahrump on your travels. http://www.pahrurnpnv.org/pahrurnptownboardwelcome.htrn 711 212002 ~ Welcome from the Town Board of Pahrump Page 2 of 2
Once again, on behalf d. staff and our over 1800 businesses we wish to encourage you to come and eniov our hospitality. As our - 1own Motto states this IS truly a place where "Past and Present Working Towards a New and Better Future".
If you would like more information, please feel free to contact the Town Office at 400 N. Highway 160, Pahrump, NV 89060, or phone 775-727-5107.
Thank you,
wi%o-vv Chairman, Pahrump Town Board
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3 Brief History Of
The word Pahrump, a Paiute term, has been interpreted to mean "water rock" or "place where big waters flow". Reports show that the Pahrump Valley sits above a huge aquifer of approximately 22 million acre-feet of water. Settlers first appeared in about 1875 and a Pahrump township was created by a small group in 1892. Cotton and grapes were grown for a number of years but the area didn't kick-off until after the Las Vegas road (now Nevada Highway 160) was paved in 1954. Power arrived in 1963 and telephones in 1965.
Qday the P- Val lev is one of the fastest growing towns in Nevada and the United States. It is growing at an annual rate of approximately 20%. 'Ihe town is
art witn a tiber oDt1c-o n comdeted in 1999. Former farming land is housing at the highest rate in the state. Several major housing developments are currently under construction and will eventually provide over 10,000 new homes in the valley. The area boasts several chain retail outlets, five full-service casinos, numerous service stations and an endless variety of retail shops and commercial enterprises. There are two area newspapers and an independent TV station.
The town's near proximity to LasVegas (-60 miles) makes for easy access to world class rail and air sirvice. Nevada Highway 16Drom Las vegas is the &ortest route to Death Valley recreation facilities.
If you are looking for a touch of rural life with the convenience of a large world class destination just 60 miles away, then the Pahrump Valley is the answer. The Pahrump Valley offers a country-like atmosphere with clean fresh air, plenty of good water and friendly people who are glad to call you neighbor. We have low taxes, NO personal or corporate taxes, quite affordable housing and an easy- flowing lifestyle.
In the Pahrump Valley, people are relaxed and enjoy life because there is no traffic to fight, very little crime and more time to do the things they enjoy. The breath-taking sunsets with the picturesque Mt. Charleston and the Spring Mountains to the east and the Nopah Vista Mountains to the west are a sight to behold. There are ample recreational opportunities associated with these mountains. http://www.pahrumpnv.org/abriefhistory.htrn 111 2t2002 PAHRUMP, NV ATTACHMENT F
... Pahrump Valley Times Page 2 of 5
,,II !J,~I<, 1. .&,\I ,.,, Snoke, Osborne sentenced in Black Street case Las Vegas
attorney Alan LOCAL SPORTS Buttell stands b Keller. Belcher among with his client. toll Scorers Dallas Snoke. D Golfers active during a b Goins to try to qualib sentencing for U S Amateur b Legeglon qoal win rest o hearing Tuesday. Buttell later b Rouqh Riden in actior criticized Fifth Julr2.0 District Judge b SCORE Henderson [ace Saturday John Davis for his sentence and for refusina to accent a b H!d-eew-aLd&% plea agreement earlier in the case. (PVT photo by Doug McMurdo) . Full Story b 6uOlNfS :om _____~______ll_l -*.. ker"fdn~ncoipmr~ Smoky Valley man arrested for attacking, biting his aunt NCSO news Full Story b
_..___~..______c .I__..-.- __I b PVJunzr team>ut ot PVFRS mourns death of volunteer Carlgren tourney 07-12-02 b LadrHornetslalllo Ionopah Full Slory b OBITUARIES
~ ll__l- D Died_J~n_e_25~2002 Taguchi says Senate vote 'changes liittle' for county b D@dJulyL 2002 A tram full of b D~edJulyL2!&02 visitors prepares b D!edJulG24.002 to enter the south b Djed JUJV 2002 b Died-June 25.2002 portal of Yucca 1 &d June 28.2002 Mountain during b DWn JUly2-2002 a media tour last DiedJune 30.2002 fall. (PVTphoto t Died July 3. 2002 by Henry Brean) EDITORIALS
Full Story b b YMP stance unpopuac er_ud=t * WhllethecalsaWsy the !!Keia.p&yed GUEST OPINIONS t Democrats rail to see re&yaEq oQou!
- _- Philips will serve; won't campaign Election News http:llm.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?brd=l 125 711 212002 Pahrump Valley Times Page 3 of 5
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.______I____ -l______l Beatty board mulls future BEDC funding goals BEATlY - Full Story b FREE DELIVERY' Guinn treated for cancer; biopsy leads to diagnosis 07-12-02 dellver the news to your emall address Full Story b ___ -I- I Version: The works (PVT photos by Horace Langford Jr. (above) and Henry Brean) FLII Story b
-~~.~..-____.-.._-~I-..-. . , ...~.._I_" ..__I" ____ Fireworks loud, weekend quiet Officials report handful of drunk-driving arrests, little else during holiday weekend
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".~..-,._-l.-l-~,,.-I...I__I" ". . ~ Bird is the word Joan gets two weeks in jail for offering lies, crude hand gesture to Judge Lane
Full Story b - , .._I--__._..,.,..l_l_^l" ~.. Facts about methamphetamine Drug Court Sidebar Full Slory b
______--___- - _l_l_____I_-_-^__..- "- I Town board signs off on drawings for skate park Town Board Full Slory b - ____ -.___-.--_ ___- Hyland to undergo psychological evaluation Fifth District Court
Full Story b ---l_^----l-.- ~-~~~- No more mold
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DA to go after unpaid room taxes in Beatty TONOPAH - Full Story b
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Home Invasion (PVT photos by Doug McMurdo) Full Story b
Finale in a frame (PVT photo by Henry Brean) FL Story *
Senate approves Yucca Mountain Vote Tuesday overrides Guinn's veto, clears way for license process Full Story
Nothing to lobby for Ensign warns that the money isn't there to compensate Nye for Yucca Mountain
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Full Story b l__.-ll----I-._^- ~-- Event at Tonopah Airport could give economy a lift http://www.zwire.cod/site/news.cfm?brd=I125 7/12/2002 mrurnpVaIIem Page 5 of 5
Soaring Society of America begins its 11-day national championships in Nye County Friday
Thanks but no thanks Las Veaas land develoDer fin no takers r what he views prime hospitai site on Highway 160
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This is the web site for Pahrump, Nevada's first radio station on the internet!
We're "webcasting" news, issues, opinions, pertaining to Pahrump and its outlying areas. And, the whole world can tune in!
UFO information, such as reports, interviews, etc., is also included, as our programming strives to be "un-mainstream". And, Pahrump is practically at the back door of Area 51!
We also plan to simulcast on the airwaves from the top of our 60 foot tower, located over 200 feet above the valley floor.
Please e-mail any questions, comments, upcoming events, etc., to:
kpah@Qa hrum pra di 0.corn
A We talk about: Almost anything! A We report: UFO sightings in the area! A We invite you to: Host your own radio show! A We presently broadcast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! A E-mail us for a schedule of live, listener call-in talk shows.
To listen, click on: Pahr-um~pRadio and wait for our name page to build.
http://www.pahrumpradio.cod 7/12/2002 PAHRUMP, NV ATTACHMENT H KPVM-TV Channel 41 Page 1 of 1
FCC Broadcast Television / Video Production
Pahrurnp, NV
Polls Welcome to KPVM - TV, Channel 41, ~NEVADA_ STATE- .. Broadcast Television and Video Production. POLLS - . Channel 41 is broadcast throughout the entire Pahrump -Valley... We are proud to be the only source of daily cornmunib news and information. Our locally produced shows provide entertainment and information prevalent to our town. Channe 41 is on the cutting edge of video technology. We have ._ integrated all of our systems with Digital Video to bring you the best quality visual standards possible. We are able to 'F'amsmons 'Om ' provide professional quality video and broadcast services to meet the needs of Pahrump. Check out our local programs, meet our team, and find out information about advertising on Employment our station. Please contact us with any thoughts, ideas or Opportunities comments. We welcome your input and strive to serve our community to the highest standards possible. Channel 41 is i Click_for subjecl Feedback- let us proud affiliate of America One Television. Check out our know what you program schedule page to see the wide variety of local and Paid Programming think syndicated shows offered to you, our viewer.
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Fconomic Develoyment & Tourism Advisory Board
The Economic Development Advisory Board meets at 7:OO PM on the fourth Thursday of each month usually in the Bob Ruud Community Center, Room B. The public is welcome at these meetings. OUR MISSION
The Pahrump Economic Development Advisory Board is dedicated to promoting and facilitating business growth and encouraging existing business by planning and expanding the economic base of the community. This will be accomplished by providing the basis for attracting a diversity of services and products for our community, establishing a business base that provides a source of jobs for our workforce, and attracting employers and industries that are consistent with Pahrump's quality of life and the needs of its rapidly growing population. Therefore, this Board dedicates itself to establishing realistic, achievable goals in pursuit of this mission. MEMBERS
Virginia Berquist Lisa Mendel Charlie Gronda Patricia Cox Ray Langford Peter Gnecco Neal Couch
Town Board Liaison: Mary Wilson
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CHURCHES
First Southern Baptist Church Pahrump Community Church 741 E Ferhrs Way 1061 E Wilson Rd Pahrump, NV 89048 Pahrump, NV 89048 727-6038 727-5384
Grace Christian Fellowship Pahrump Seventh-day Adventist Church Pahrump, NV 89048 30 E Gemini Dr 727-643 1 Pahrump, NV 89048 727-6655 Grapevine Fellowship 101 S Frontage Rd Pahrump Valley United Methodist Church Pahrump, NV 89048 1300 E Hwy 372 727-9183 Pahrump, NV 89048 727-6767 Living Waters Bible Church 3061 E Heritage Dr Shepard of the Valley Lutheran Church Pahrump, NV 89048 Pahrump, NV 89048 727-7220 727-4098
Our Lady of The Valley Catholic Church Trinity Assembly of God 78 1 E Gamebird Rd 750 S Big 5 Rd Pahrump, NV 89048 Pahrump, NV 89048 727-4044 727-45 14
New Hope Fellowship Victory Christian Center 781 West St JG Johnson Elementary Pahrump, NV 89048 900 E Jack Rabbit 751-1 867 Pahrump, NV 89048 751-0777 Pahrump Church of Christ 91 1 S Lola Ln. Pahrump, NV 89048 727-9218
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Pahrump Information & Welcome Center - Pahrump Valley Churches -
Choice Hills lndcpendent Baptist Church
171 W Leffner Drive (off Blagg Road) (775) 751-1417
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Wilson Road & West Street (First & Second Wards) (775) 727-5229
Church of Pcntecost
781 Woodchips Road (775) '727-668 1
Descrt Lifc Religious Scicnce Study Group
I23 I Loop Road (775) 727-1 920
First Apostolic Church
395 I W Blosser Ranch Road (775) 727-4383
First Southern Baptist Church
Nor111 Highway 160 & Fehrs Way (775) 727-6038
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Grapevine Fellowship
501 E Calvada Blvd. (PVHS Auditorium) (775) 727-9 I83
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Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall
Thousandaire Blvd (off Homestead Road) (775) 727-6067
Living Waters Bible Church
3061 E Heritage Drive (off Homestead Road) (775) 727-7220
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New Hopc Fellowship
1521 E ldahoe Street (Mt Charleston Elementary)
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Our Lady of thc Valley Catholic Church
781 E Gamebird Road (off Pahrump Valley Blvd.) (775) 727-4044
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Pahrump Church of Christ
E Highway 372 & Lola Lane (775) 727-9218
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Pahrurnp Community Church
Wilson Road (off West Street) (775) 727-5384
Pahrump Vallcy United Methodist Church
Pahrump Valley Blvd. & E Highway 372 http://www.rapidyne.com/pahrump/churches.htm 711 512002 rmpnevada - Churches Page 3 of 4
(775) 727-6767
St Martin's In-The-Desert Episcopal Church
63 1 W Irene Street (775) 727-1215
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Blagy Road & Gemini Drive (775) 727-6655
Shcphcrd of Thc Vallcy Luthcran Church
Basin Ave & Highway 160 (Community Center) (775) 727-4098
Temple of Truth Church of God in Christ
2240 E Calvada Blvd. (Palirunip Vallcy Chapel) (775) 751-3206
Trinity Assembly of God
750 S Big 5 Road (775) 727-4514
Valley Church of Christ
1037 W Mesquite Road (oEfLinda Street) (775) 727-4221
Victory Christian Ccntet
2301 E Winery Road, Suite 3 (Winery Road at Highway 160) Pastors Ken & Missy Burns (775) 75 1-0777
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Pahruinp Inforination & Welcome Center
- Pahrump Valley Schools -
J G Johnson Elementary School 90 E Jack Rabbit Street Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-6619
Manse Elementary School 1020 E Wilson Road Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-5252
Mt Charleston Elementary School 1521 E ldahoe Street Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-7892
Nye County School District 1020 E Wilson Road Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-7743
Nye County School District - Psychological & Speech Therapy Services 2100 S Mt. Charleston Drive Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-2453
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Pahrump Valley High School 501 E Calvada Blvd. Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 727-7737
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Rosemary Clark Middle School 2100 S Mt. Charleston Drive Pahrump, NV 89048
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