[,SBE chapter 15]
New York City Metropolitan Area Frequency Coordinating Committee
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The New York City Metropolitan Area Frequency Coordinating Committee coordinates stations licensed under part 74, part 78 or section 101.803(b) of the FCC rules and operating in the following frequency bands:
- 25.85 - 26.48 MHz
- 161.625 - 161.775 MHz
- 450 - 451 MHz
- 455 - 456 MHz
- 944 - 952 MHz (until the new rules become effective)
- 1990 - 2110 MHz
- 2450 - 2500 MHz (Mobile only, after the new rules become effective)
- 6875 - 7125 MHz (Mobile only, after the new rules become effective)
- 12700 - 13250 MHz (Mobile only, after the new rules become effective)
The Federal Communications Commission released new rules that changed the coordination of fixed stations in the 944 MHz, 2.5 GHz, 7 GHz, 13 GHz bands from local committee to prior coordination notice (Report and Order; FCC 02-298; adopted October 30, 2002; released November 13, 2002):
The FCC delayed the effective date of prior coordination procedures for most fixed point-to-point Aural and TV Broadcast Auxiliary Service stations to October 16, 2003.
These new rules substantially restructure the Part 74 rules. See Dane Ericksen's summary of the changes.
Information is furnished by licensees for the pupose of selecting frequencies to avoid interference. No other use or disclosure may be made of this information.
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Last modified by John Neuhaus,
neuhaus@wwortv.net
, Tuesday, February 14, 2006 at 3:50 PM
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