Call Sign BLP01305   Radio Service LP - Broadcast Auxiliary Low Power   Applications Receipt Date File Number and Type Status 04/19/2017  0007743338 AU - Administrative Update Granted   06/05/2013  0005807683 MD - Modification Granted   07/21/2011  0004684521 AM - Amendment Granted   All Applications (4) Automated Letters and Authorizations 06/06/2013 5605789 Application Receipt -- Licensee 01/06/2009 4822080 FRN Re-association -- Licensee Comments 04/21/2023  License renewed since parent station was renewed IN CDBS.   01/30/2021  License updated since parent station was modified IN CDBS.   07/14/2020  Low Power Auxiliary Service licensees are required to vacate the 614-653 MHz and 657-698 MHz bands by July 13, 2020, pursuant to the Promoting Spectrum Access for Wireless Microphone Operations Report and Order (FCC 15-100, para 63). This license was modified to comply with this requirement.   All Comments (13) History 04/26/2023  Action PN Generated  04/22/2023  Paperless Authorization Printed  04/21/2023  License Renewed  All History (52) Special Conditions Refer to Locations and Frequencies Tabs for special conditions at those levels Antennas employed for mobile use over 6.1 meters may be deployed without specific prior approval of the Commission 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).   Fixed BAS and Low Power Auxiliary Stations in the UHF TV band are licensed on a secondary basis to existing -and future- primary operations and cannot cause harmful interference to primary operations nor claim protection from harmful interference from primary operations. In accordance with the spectrum provisions of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 ("the Spectrum Act"), broadcast TV channel assignments could be reorganized and some UHF TV spectrum (470-698 MHz) could be allocated for flexible use and assigned by competitive bidding. These future assignments to primary licensees could require all existing and future BAS and Low Power Auxiliary stations to stop existing secondary operations and/or to change frequencies or bands at their own expense.   Attachments Type Description Date Entered None