FCC Web Documents citing 101.217

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  • with respect to its microwave station facilities. Consistent with this commitment, Lamkin agrees to fully comply with the applicable provisions of the Rules and to take appropriate measures to ensure that its operation of the Radio Facility complies with the operator requirements set forth in Section 101.211 of the Rules, and with the record keeping requirements set forth in Section 101.217 of the Rules. The Bureau agrees that, in the absence of new material evidence, it will not entertain, or institute on its own motion, any new proceeding, formal or informal, or take any action on its own motion against Lamkin for any alleged violation of the Act or the Rules regarding the matters that were the subject of the Enforcement
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  • the Commission's Rules with respect to Part 101 services. Discussion. Winstar, the only commenter to discuss this issue, urges us to invoke our forbearance authority to exempt geographic licensees from Part 101 information-posting and record-keeping requirements. Winstar specifically recommends that the Commission forbear from enforcing Section 101.215, which requires licensees to post licensee contact information at each station; and Section 101.217, which requires licensees to maintain records of transmitter measurements and of any service or maintenance duties that may affect proper station operation for at least one year. Winstar also suggests that the Commission forbear from enforcing the requirement of Section 101.149(b) that each station operating in the 39 GHz band post a copy of the service area authorization. Winstar argues
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  • adopt AT&T's suggestion to require licensees that wish to be able to temporarily use modulations below the minimum payload capacity in Section 101.141 of the Commission's Rules to state that fact in their prior coordination notices. We seek comment on whether, how, and to what extent this information should be logged and made part of the station records under Section 101.217 to facilitate enforcement. We also seek comment on related issues, including whether the rules should specify a minimum amount of time a link is operational or a minimum efficiency standard below which an FS station may not fall even when using adaptive modulation. Finally, we deny FWCC's Waiver Request. We may grant a request for a waiver when: (i) the
• http://www.fcc.gov/Bureaus/Wireless/Orders/2000/fcc00311.doc
  • to the extent that they may be read as to not permit a licensee to maintain information at a central location, rather than at each customer site that maintains a transmitter.'' PCIA's letter and accompanying Appendix do not provide any reference to the relevant regulations. We presume that PCIA meant to reference some or all of Sections 101.149, 101.215, and 101.217, all of which relate to station record keeping requirements. With respect to Sections 101.149 and 101.215, we have required that information such as the station name, address, and telephone number be maintained on-site due to ``the public interest in having an [sic] readily identifiable contact at each transmitter site . . . .'' The requirement ensures that any member of