Attachment july 5 2001 letter.p

july 5 2001 letter.p

OTHER submitted by TRW

July 5 2001 letter

2001-07-05

This document pretains to SAT-AMD-20010607-00050 for Amended Filing on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATAMD2001060700050_1178565

LEVENTHAL, SENTER 8 LERMAN rirc. DUPLICATE surre 600 2000 K STREET. N.W. TELEPHONE (202) 429—8970 WasHincton, D.C. 20006—1809 TELECOPIER (202) 203—7783 RECEIVED July 5, 2001 JUL — § 2001 NWMW LSL—LAW.COM FewiRAL ConanunCatione Dumnestany OFRICE Of THE SECRETARY BY HAND Ms. Magalie R. Salas JIi $ n Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 12"" Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: Application of KaStarCom World Satellite, LLC (FCC File No. SAT—AMD—20010607—00050) Dear Ms, Salas: This letter is written on behalf of TRW Inc. ("TRW*") in response to the Commission‘s June 19, 2001 Public Notice with respect to the above—referenced application of KaStarCom World Satellite, LLC ("KaStarCom""). In its application, KaStarCom states that its preferred orbital locations for assignment in the second Ka— band processing round are 73° W.L. (500 MHz of additional spectrum) and 109.2° W.L. (500 MHz of additional spectrum), and 111° W.L. (new authorization for 1000 MHz). TRW has no objection to the assignment to KaStarCom ofthe orbital locations and spectrum for which it has expressed a preference. Indeed, TRW believes that adoption of an orbital assignment plan for the second Ka—band round that includes these assignments to KaStarCom would be consistent with the public interest, and would. assist in the resolution of assignment issues in the round. TRW does have a particular interest, however, with respect to one aspect of KaStarCom‘s request. TRW is an applicantin the current Ka—band round for the 113° W.L. orbital location, two degrees from KaStarCom‘s preferred location at 111° W.L. In the event that KaStarCom is granted use of the 111° W.L. slot, it must be prepared to coordinate its use with other operators in this portion of the orbital arc, so that the short spacing proposed between 109.2° W.L. and 111° W.L. does not unreasonably impinge upon the use of the 113° W.L. location. So long as this requirementis acknowledged at the outset, assignment of the 111° W.L. slot to KaStar should facilitate

Magalic R. Salas LEVENTHAL, SENTER 8 LERMAN rirc. July 5, 2001 Page — 2 — successful coordination by placing the short—spaced orbital locations at 109.2° W.L. and 111° W.L. in the hands of the same licensee. Should there be any questions concerning this matter, please contact the undersigned counsel. I ctfully submitted, /'// Stephen D.{Baru David S. Koi Counsel to TRWInc. ce: Stephen E. Coran, Esq. Donald Abelson Thomas Tycez Cassandra Thomas Fern Jarmulnek Jennifer Gilsenan Mark Young Selina Khan


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