The address matches to Zion Christian Church. Neither the church's website nor their Facebook page mention anything about this station.
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Heads up: WXSQ-LP 107.1 in Carrick files license to cover - August 16
- Thread starter Chad-Stevens
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WSXQ-LP current construction permit was granted in August of 2016 and will expire August 28 of 2019. The original applications for construction permits from 2014 and 2015 for a station operating with 5.95 watts was superseded. Even though they will broadcast with a 10 watt non directional signal generally reaching from Franklin Park ,Swiclkey, Emsworth to Neville, they will still have to protect WAOB's signal. But in turn 107.1 WHJB would receive direct multi-path interference from WSXQ-LP fringe signal which has the potential of reaching as far south to Dormont and far north to the Monaca.
From that location I doubt you could even hear the station in Carrick.
FCC dismisses the license! http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=96062
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It appears that PCR has attempted to circumvent our strict enforcement of construction deadlines by erecting facilities, conforming or otherwise, with or without the site owner’s permission — long enough only to file a license application before the underlying construction permit expired ...
Because the evidence demonstrates that PCR’s construction was not executed in accordance with the terms of the construction permit, and that any construction that did occur was temporary, we conclude that the construction permit expired by operation of law and is forfeited. Consequently, the Application is dismissed.
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It appears that PCR has attempted to circumvent our strict enforcement of construction deadlines by erecting facilities, conforming or otherwise, with or without the site owner’s permission — long enough only to file a license application before the underlying construction permit expired ...
Because the evidence demonstrates that PCR’s construction was not executed in accordance with the terms of the construction permit, and that any construction that did occur was temporary, we conclude that the construction permit expired by operation of law and is forfeited. Consequently, the Application is dismissed.
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