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 Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Before  the  Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 In  the  Matter  of  Applications  for 
 Renewal  of  Licenses  to  Provide  Microwave  Service  In  the  38.6  –  40.  0  GHz  Band 
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 ERRATUM 


 Released:  March  26,  2002 
 By  the  Deputy  Chief,  Public  Safety  and  Private  Wireless  Division: 


 1.  This  erratum  amends  the  39  GHz  Order  released  on  March  7,  2002,  DA  02-  551,  to  remove  the  following  renewal  applications  for  stations  operating  in  the  38.  6-  40.GHz  band:  FCC  File  No. 
 0000351676  (Station  WMT808,  Norfolk,  VA);  FCC  File  No.  0000350468  (Station  WPJC408,  Parkersburg,  WV);  and  FCC  File  No.  0000351029  (Station  WPJC417,  Wheeling,  WV).  These 
 renewal  applications  were  inadvertently  put  in  the  appendices  through  clerical  error.  We  note  that  FCC  File  No.  0000351676  (Station  WMT808,  Norfolk,  VA)  remains  pending.  We  further  note  that 
 FCC  File  No.  0000350468  (Station  WPJC408,  Parkersburg,  WV);  and  FCC  File  No.  0000351029  (Station  WPJC417,  Wheeling,  WV)  have  been  dismissed. 


 2.  This  erratum  also  amends  paragraph  10  of  the  order.  The  revised  paragraph  reads: 
 10.  Licensees  operating  at  50%  or  better  of  the  Commission  Example  of  Substantial  Service.  The  applications  listed  in  Appendix  A  were  filed  by  licensees  operating  within 
 50%  of  the  Commission  example  of  one  link  per  250,000  population.  In  the  thirty-  four  months  these  licensees  operated  under  the  substantial  service  standard,  they  established 
 viable  operations,  developed  market  plans,  secured  necessary  financing,  accommodated  equipment  manufacturers’  production  schedules  and  built  a  customer  base  in  each  market 
 providing  service  at  a  level  of  approximately  one  link  per  500,000  population.  This  level  of  service  in  such  a  short  time  demonstrates  that  the  licensees  are  using  the  spectrum  to 
 provide  service.” 


 FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 
 Ramona  E.  Melson  Deputy  Chief,  Public  Safety  and  Private  Wireless  Division 
 Wireless  Telecommunications  Bureau 
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