§  22.559   Paging application requirements.

   In addition to information required by subparts B and D and §  22.529,
   applications for authorization to operate a paging transmitter on the
   channels listed in §  22.531, other than applications for a paging
   geographic area authorization, must contain the applicable
   supplementary information described in this section.

   (a) Interference exhibit. Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this
   section, an exhibit demonstrating compliance with §  22.537 with regard
   to protected transmitters is required for applications to operate a
   transmitter on the VHF channels. This exhibit must:

   (1) Identify each protected transmitter located within 109 kilometers
   (68 miles) of the proposed transmitter in directions in which the
   distance to the interfering contour is 76.5 kilometers (47.5 miles) or
   less, and within 178 kilometers (111 miles) of the proposed transmitter
   in directions in which the distance to the interfering contour exceeds
   76.5 kilometers (47.5 miles).

   (2) For each protected transmitter identified, show the results of
   distance calculations indicating that there would be no overlap of
   service and interfering contours, or alternatively, indicate that the
   licensee of or applicant for the protected transmitter and/or the
   applicant, as required, have agreed in writing to accept any
   interference resulting from operation of the proposed transmitter.

   (b) Encompassment exhibit. An exhibit showing that the area within the
   interfering contour of the proposed transmitter would be totally
   encompassed by interfering contours of operating co-channel base
   transmitters controlled by the applicant is required for applications
   to operate a transmitter with ERP exceeding the basic power and
   height-power limits of §  22.535. For VHF transmitters, this
   encompassment exhibit may substitute for the interference exhibit
   required in paragraph (a) of this section.

   [ 59 FR 59507 , Nov. 17, 1994, as amended at  62 FR 11636 , Mar. 12, 1997]

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