Attachment withdrawal

withdrawal

LETTER submitted by DIRECTV

withdrawal of Direct

2004-03-09

This document pretains to SAT-MOD-20030205-00032 for Modification on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATMOD2003020500032_369755

# Mer-09-2004 09:18an f rm- T-480 P.002/002 PO56 . .. MAR - 9 21104 Ms.Marlene Dortch iecretary Federal Cornmunicn bns Commission 445 Twcltth Stlwt, 1 w. Washington. D.C. 2 554 Re; DIREC'i'V Enrerpn'ses, U C , Applicarion for Minor Modificurion, SAT- MOD-PW3O2O.5 -40032;AfirrnheW Dew Ms. Dortch: On Febm it 2003,DIRECT" EnterprhS, U C ('PIRECTV") f d f y q u e s t t d a minor modificatit Iits relevant Direct Broadcast Sareilite ('WBS") synem authorizations to reflect rhe relocati if its DlRECTV 3 satellite into a storage orbit,' DIEEP'V also rtqucstd a minor modificat to reflect the slight relocadon of it9 D I R b W 1tZ. satellite to the 100.85* W.L. orbital posit in order to maintain traffic previously directed to D m m V 3 . DIRECT\ i since nqucstcd special tempomy authority from the Commission to relocate the DIRE Y 3 satellitef h m Irs storage orbiir to the 82" W.L orbital position: rendering this SF sf the above-referencedminor modification application moot. Accordingly, DE I'V hereby amends its application to w i t h h w all portions of Its minor modification appl ion related to the relocation of DIRECTV 3. DMCX'V continues to rtquesr a minor n Rcation of iu DBS system authorizhtions to the rxIent nm3ssary to recognize the reic on of DlRECTV 1R to 100.85' W.L. Thank yoi -your assisrunce. Very rmly yours, 2 - &m R,Buncrwonh Senjor Vice Prcsidcnt, Communications Systems DTRECTV, Inc. CC: James H, ker, W. I The reloc n of DIReCTV 3 had been previously authorized via a grant of special rcmporar thoriiy by the Commission. See Report No.SAT-00123. File No.SAT- ST A-200: :0-00172 (re]. Sept, 27,2002). 2 See File P ;AT-STA-20030903-00300.


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