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KFRP Coalinga (Family Radio)

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Family Radio has turned in the FCC permit for the shuttered KFRP licensed to Coalinga. The outlet lost its broadcast location (an American Tower site). The station really was more a rimshotter for Atascadero and Paso Robles.

The station ran 2.5kw ERP vertical-only from the remote ridgeline site; coupled with a directional antenna it really had marginal coverage over Coalinga anyway.
 
Frequencies in the NCE band (below 92 MHz) aren't auctioned. They are allocated using a points system. There are no vacant allotments like in the commercial band - potential stations in the designated windows (the 2021 window is in a few months, the last one was in 2007) could propose any free frequency.
 
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