FCC Suggests Tribes Work Together on 2.5 GHz Applications
The FCC Wireless Bureau encouraged tribal applicants for 2.5 GHz licenses to work together to resolve issues when two or more apply for the same market. “Most of the Rural Tribal Priority Window applications that remain pending before the Bureau…
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are mutually exclusive with other applications also filed in the window,” the bureau said Wednesday: “Due to statutory requirements, mutually exclusive applications cannot be processed under the Commission’s normal application review process unless the overlap is eliminated.” Applicants can help by taking “voluntary steps to remedy any overlaps,” the bureau said. It announced 20 more applications were accepted for filing from Alaskan Native communities after “potential mutual exclusivity issues were addressed through voluntary steps.”