Call Sign WQQS714   Radio Service SY - Trunked Public Safety 700 MHz   Applications Receipt Date File Number and Type Status 11/28/2022  0010292074 RO - Renewal Only Granted   12/16/2013  0006055690 NT - Required Notification (S) Accepted   06/15/2012  0005264398 NE - New Granted   Automated Letters and Authorizations 11/26/2013 5694087 Construct/Coverage Reminder -- Licensee Comments None History 11/29/2022  License Renewed  11/27/2022  Public Safety Renewal email sent: ULS email  11/26/2013  Construction/Coverage Reminder Letter Sent  All History (4) Special Conditions Refer to Locations and Frequencies Tabs for special conditions at those levels Waiver granted pursuant to DA 13-255 released February 22, 2013. Operations pursuant to this waiver are secondary, i.e., the repeaters (a) must not cause interference to, and must accept interference from, any fixed base station, and its associated mobiles, operating on the narrowband interoperability channels, and (b) must not cause interference to, and must accept interference from, any mobile or portable unit operating in the “direct,” i.e., unit-to-unit mode. Should the Commission authorize mobile trunked infrastructure using narrowband reserve channels existing waivers allowing mobile trunked infrastructure using interoperability channels will automatically expire without further Commission action and: • deployable repeaters authorized by waiver must be reprogrammed to operate on the re-designated narrowband reserve channels. • the waiver recipients must bear the cost of reprogramming their repeaters and shall not be eligible for reimbursement of any costs associated with modifying their repeaters in order to migrate to the narrowband reserve channels. • the waiver recipients must comply with the technical and licensing rules applicable to the redesignated reserve channels.   Antenna structures for land, base and fixed stations authorized for operation at temporary unspecified locations may be erected without specific prior approval of the Commission where such antenna structures do not exceed a height of 60.96 meters (200 feet) above ground level; provided that the overall height of such antennas more than 6.10 meters (20 feet) above ground, including their supporting structures (whether natural formation or man-made), do not exceed any of the slope ratios set forth in Section 17.7(b). Any antenna to be erected in excess of the foregoing limitations requires prior Commission approval. Licensees seeking such approval should file application for modification of license. In addition, notification to the Federal Aviation Administration is required whenever the antenna will exceed 60.96 meters (200 feet) above the ground and whenever notification is otherwise required by Section 17.7 of the Commission's Rules. Such notification should be given by filing FAA Form 7460-1, Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration, in duplicate, with the nearest office of the Federal Aviation Administration, which form is available from that office.   Attachments Type Description Date Entered None