700 MHz Regional Planning Committees Need More Time To Modify Plans, NRPC Says
The National Regional Planning Council (NRPC) asked the FCC for more time for regional planning committees to modify their existing 700 MHz regional plans. The notice requiring the changes was published in the Federal Register Dec. 2, establishing a due…
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date of June 2, NRPC said. But NRPC and the National Public Safety Telecommunications Council only recently completed work identifying new general use channels for use in a nationwide 700 MHz deployable system, the group said. “The modification of 700 MHz plans can only now begin to be initiated by 700 MHz regional planning committees as prior to these channels being identified there was insufficient information available to modify regional plans properly,” NRPC said. The filing was in docket 13-87.