FCC Web Documents citing 22.409

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  • the wireless industry that PMS licensees may operate in-building radiation systems within their licensed geographic areas without prior FCC approval. In view of the foregoing, we tentatively conclude that section 22.383 should be eliminated and that the cross reference to this section in section 22.352(c)(7) should be eliminated. Developmental Authorizations Developmental Authorizations. Part 22, Subpart D-which includes sections 22.401, 22.403, 22.409, 22.411, 22.413, 22.415 and 22.417-governs grant of developmental authorizations in the PMS. A review of Commission records indicates that these rules are seldom used and, instead, parties frequently file waiver requests that are tantamount to requests for developmental authorizations. We seek comment regarding how any of our Part 22 rules governing developmental authorizations can be improved and whether certain of
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  • by BellSouth, 12 FCC Rcd 15266 (1997) (arguing that Section 22.323 is inconsistent with increased regulatory flexibility given to CMRS carriers to provide fixed wireless services). Amendment of Part 2 of the Commission's Rules to Allocate the 455-456 MHz Bands to the Mobile-Satellite Service, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 13 FCC Rcd 3428 (1997). 47 C.F.R. � 5.201(a). 47 C.F.R. � 22.409(a)(1). Federal Communications Commission DA 00-159 r s � �
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  • hinder their ability to provide service to the public. We find that the Petitioners' argument has been rendered moot by the Commission's freeze on accepting both new site-by-site initial applications and major modifications in the paging services. 2. Developmental Applications as Minor Modifications AirTouch and US West request clarification whether developmental applications not filed pursuant to then new rule Section 22.409 will be deemed ``minor.'' Petitioners also seek modification of Form 600, which classified all such authorizations as ``major.'' Since the petitions were filed, we have further addressed the identification of changes as major or minor in the ULS proceeding. Section 1.929(k) of the Commission's rules as amended by the ULS proceeding provides that ``[a]ny change not specifically listed . .
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  • the wireless industry that PMS licensees may operate in-building radiation systems within their licensed geographic areas without prior FCC approval. In view of the foregoing, we tentatively conclude that section 22.383 should be eliminated and that the cross reference to this section in section 22.352(c)(7) should be eliminated. Developmental Authorizations Developmental Authorizations. Part 22, Subpart D-which includes sections 22.401, 22.403, 22.409, 22.411, 22.413, 22.415 and 22.417-governs grant of developmental authorizations in the PMS. A review of Commission records indicates that these rules are seldom used and, instead, parties frequently file waiver requests that are tantamount to requests for developmental authorizations. We seek comment regarding how any of our Part 22 rules governing developmental authorizations can be improved and whether certain of
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  • in the context of that examination. We do take this opportunity to clarify that, under our current policies, such devices may only be operated by a licensee or pursuant to the licensee's permission and control, unless they fall under the power limits for unlicensed devices under our Part 15 rules. Developmental Authorizations Part 22, Subpart D-which includes Sections 22.401, 22.403, 22.409, 22.411, 22.413, 22.415, and 22.417-governs grant of developmental authorizations in the PMS. As pointed out in the Notice, a review of Commission records indicates that these rules are seldom used and, instead, parties frequently file waiver requests that are tantamount to requests for developmental authorizations. We therefore sought comment regarding how any of our Part 22 rules governing developmental authorizations
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  • in the context of that examination. We do take this opportunity to clarify that, under our current policies, such devices may only be operated by a licensee or pursuant to the licensee's permission and control, unless they fall under the power limits for unlicensed devices under our Part 15 rules. Developmental Authorizations Part 22, Subpart D-which includes Sections 22.401, 22.403, 22.409, 22.411, 22.413, 22.415, and 22.417-governs grant of developmental authorizations in the PMS. As pointed out in the Notice, a review of Commission records indicates that these rules are seldom used and, instead, parties frequently file waiver requests that are tantamount to requests for developmental authorizations. We therefore sought comment regarding how any of our Part 22 rules governing developmental authorizations
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  • Amendment of Parts 2 and 95 of the Commission's Rules to Provide Additional Spectrum for the Medical Device Radiocommunication Service in the 413-457 MHz band, ET Docket No. 09-36, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 24 FCC Rcd 3445 (2009). Call Sign WF2XJX (available for viewing through the Commission's Experimental Licensing System at https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/els/index.cfm). See 47 C.F.R. �� 22.165(2); 22.377(b); 22.401; 22.403; 22.409; 22.413; 22.591(a); 22.599(b); 73.72; 73.1010(e)(1); 73.1510; 73.1010; 73.3500(a); 73.3533(a)(2); 73.3536(b)(2); 73.3539(a); 74.1; 74.15; 74.16; 74.101; 74.102; 74.103; 74.112; 74.113; 74.131; 74.132; 74.133; 74.151; 74.161; 74.162; 74.163; 74.165; 74.181; 74.182; 74.183; 74.184; 78.107(a)(2)(ii); 80.25(c); 80.33; 80.377; 80.391; 87.27(b); 87.37; 90.35(c)(75); 90.35(c)(89); 90.35(d)(6); 90.250(i); 90.501; 90.503; 90.505; 90.507; 90.509; 90.511; 90.513; 90.515; 90.517; 101.21(b); 101.129(a); 101.401; 101.403; 101.405; 101.407; 101.409; 101.411; and
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  • by BellSouth, 12 FCC Rcd 15266 (1997) (arguing that Section 22.323 is inconsistent with increased regulatory flexibility given to CMRS carriers to provide fixed wireless services). Amendment of Part 2 of the Commission's Rules to Allocate the 455-456 MHz Bands to the Mobile-Satellite Service, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 13 FCC Rcd 3428 (1997). 47 C.F.R. � 5.201(a). 47 C.F.R. � 22.409(a)(1). Federal Communications Commission DA 00-159 � � � � � � � � � 0 �< � (��
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  • hinder their ability to provide service to the public. We find that the Petitioners' argument has been rendered moot by the Commission's freeze on accepting both new site-by-site initial applications and major modifications in the paging services. 2. Developmental Applications as Minor Modifications AirTouch and US West request clarification whether developmental applications not filed pursuant to then new rule Section 22.409 will be deemed ``minor.'' Petitioners also seek modification of Form 600, which classified all such authorizations as ``major.'' Since the petitions were filed, we have further addressed the identification of changes as major or minor in the ULS proceeding. Section 1.929(k) of the Commission's rules as amended by the ULS proceeding provides that ``[a]ny change not specifically listed . .
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  • but not operation). l Developmental Licensing Guidelines (94 22.401 - 22.417): l Classification of developmental applications as "major" actions (0 22.123(b)) should be modified; these are more appropriately "minor" applications. l Requirement that a petition for rule making be filed prior to receiving developmental authorization and other extensive limitations on the capability of entities seeking to develop new services (9 22.409) should be removed. l Operational Requirements (�$ 22.301 - 22.325): l Station identification requirements (5 22.3 13) should be eliminated or modified. Specifically, the requirement for site-licensed paging systems to transmit station identification within 5 minutes of the hour, or upon completion of the first transmission after the hour, should be eliminated. This provision is inconsistent with other CMRS regulations