Dismissal Letter Certified Generated (June 09, 2000)

4140-EX-RR-1994 Correspondence

LBA TECHNOLOGY, INC.

2001-05-03ELS_46190

_ FEDERAL COMMUNICATION®S COMMISSION F00 Fall. STi1;c Experimental Licensing Branch 445 12th Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20554 4 or PR ‘Oj June 9, 2000 Lawrence Re: File No.: 4140—EX—RR—1994 Experimental Radio Service Location: United States Dear Mr. Behr: Your above—referenced applicati T experimental radio station license has been on file since 10/21/96. During this time, however, the Federal Aviation A inistration (FAA) has been unable to provide the necessary clearance for the frequencies requested in your applicatidllfl. Therefore, the application is incomplete and the Experimental Licensing Branch is unable to process it further. Alkcordingly, we are dismissing your application without prejudice. See Sections 0.241(c) and 5.65 of the Commission‘sfRules. If you wish to refile the application for the same frediencies, please first precoordinate your request with the FAA, and submit a copy of the FAA‘s clearance with your application. A list of FAA Regional offices is attached for your convenience. Also, if you object to the dismissal of the applicatiom®® you may file a petition for reconsideration within 30 days of the date of this letter. See Section 1.106 of the Commisfion‘s Rules; see also Sections 1.49, 1.51, and 1.52 of the Commission‘s Rules. Otherwise, the dismissal of the application will become final in 30 days. Sincerely, Jim Burtle Experimental Licensing@iBranch Electromagnetic Compilibility Division Office of Engineering Technology


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