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Introductionhh@hpp  xx 16  ?<II. Backgroundhh@hpp  xx 710  ?<III. Discussionhh@hpp  xx 11137  ?8<xA. FY 1995 Regulatory Feeshpp  xx 11137  ?<x` ` 1. General Discussionhpp  xx 1128  ?<x` ` 2. Private Radio Servicespp  xx 2950  ?X<X` hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8:fX@# 2. Private Radio Services 29. In developing the FY 1995 regulatory fees for Private Radio Services (set forth in the Wireless Radio Services category in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule), we made mandatory adjustments to the Regulatory Fee Schedule required by 47 U.S.C.  159, considering the number of FTEs and the estimated volume of payments. We have also taken into account the quality of the frequencies licensed. Accordingly, we have decided to continue to assess the two levels of regulatory fees applied to these  ?$<services by Congress' fee schedule, i.e., exclusive use services and shared use services, in recognition that those licensees who generally receive a higher quality communications channel, due to exclusive or lightly shared frequencies, should pay a higher fee"' 0*((@@." than licensees who operate on heavily shared frequencies. 47 U.S.C.  159(2). 30. We are implementing no changes to the rules for calculating fee payments and submitting regulatory fee payments for Private Radio Services. Due to the relatively small regulatory fees generally assessed for the services, we will continue to require applicants for new, reinstatement, and renewal licenses in these  ?@<services to pay the entire regulatory fee for the full term of their requested license at the time they file their license  ?<applications. sy ?( <ԍ` ` In the event that the subject application is not granted, the entire regulatory fee submitted will be returned  ? <upon request of the payor of the fee. See 47 C.F.R.  1.1159(a)(2)(iii).  See Appendix D for a description of the development of the fees for the various services within the Private Radio category.  ?( <  ? <a. Exclusive Use Services  ? <31. Land Mobile Services. The fees for Land Mobile Services are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule within the Wireless Radio Service category and include services authorized under Part 90 of the Commission's Rules to provide high quality voice or digital communications between vehicles or to fixed stations to further the business activities of the licensee. These services, using the 220222 MHz band and frequencies at 470 MHz and above, may be offered on a private carrier basis in the Specialized Mobile Radio Service (SMRS). 32. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for Land Mobile Services is $396,390. Our estimated payment units for Land Mobile are 13,213  ?<units. Dividing the revenue requirement by the number of payment units and its license term of five years results in an annual fee of $6 per license rather than the $7 annual fee proposed in the  ?8<Notice. 8sy ?x<ԍ` ` Although this fee category includes licenses with ten year terms, the estimated volume of ten year license applications is less than one tenth of one percent and, therefore, is statistically insignificant.  Thus, Land Mobile licensees are subject to a $6 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for an entire five or ten  ?<year license term at the time of application for a new, renewal, or reinstatement license. The total regulatory fee due is $30 for a license with a five year term or $60 for a license with a  ? <10 year term.  See Guidelines, Appendix H at 4.  ?<33. Microwave Services. The fees for Microwave Services are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule within the Wireless  ?@<Radio Service category.  Microwave Services include private"@0*((@@%" microwave systems and private carrier systems authorized under Part 94 of the Commission's Rules to provide telecommunications services between fixed points on a high quality channel of communications. Microwave systems are often used to relay data and to control railroad, pipeline, and utility equipment. 34. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for Microwave Services is  ?x<$193,200.   Payment units for Microwave Services are estimated to  ?@<be 6,440 licenses. Dividing the revenue requirement for Microwave Services by its payment units and license term of five  ?<years results in an annual fee of $6 per license. Thus, Microwave licensees are subject to a $6 annual regulatory fee per  ?` <license, rather than the $7 annual fee proposed in the Notice, payable for an entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $30 for the five year license term.  ? <See Guidelines, Appendix H at 6.  ?<35. Interactive Video Data Service (IVDS). The fees for IVDS are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule within the Wireless Radio service category. IVDS is a twoway pointtomultipoint radio service allocated high quality channels of communications and authorized under Part 95 of the Commission's Rules. IVDS provides information, products and services, and also the capability to obtain responses from subscribers in a specific service area. IVDS is offered on a private carrier  ?P<basis.  36. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for IVDS is $43,500.  ?<   Payment units for IVDS are estimated to be 1,450 licenses. Dividing the revenue requirement of IVDS by its payment units and license term of five years results in an annual fee of $6 per  ?<license rather than the $7 fee we proposed in the Notice. Thus, IVDS licensees are subject to a $6 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for an entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $30 for the five year term of the  ?<license. See Guidelines, Appendix H at 7.  ?x< b. Shared Use Services  ? <37. Marine (Ship) Service. Fees for Marine (Ship) Service are  ? <set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule for the Wireless Radio Service category. Marine (Ship) Service is a shipboard radio service authorized under Part 80 of the Commission's Rules to provide telecommunications between watercraft or between watercraft and shorebased stations. Radio installations are required by domestic and international law for large passenger or cargo vessels. Radio equipment may be voluntarily installed on smaller vessels, such as recreational boats. "'0*((@@."Ԍ38. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for the Marine (Ship)  ?<Service fee category is $5,070,420.    Payment units are estimated  ?<to be 169,014 stations. Dividing the revenue requirement of the Marine (Ship) Service by its payment units and license term of  ? <ten years results in an annual fee of $3 per station.    Thus, as  ?<proposed in the Notice, Marine (Ship) Station licensees are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per station, payable for an entire ten year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee  ?<due is $30 for the ten year license term. See Guidelines, Appendix H at 8.  ?` < 39. Marine (Coast) Service. Fees for Marine (Coast) Service are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule for the Wireless Radio service category. Marine (Coast) Service stations are landbased stations in the maritime services, authorized under Part 80 of the Commission's Rules, to provide communications services to ships and other watercraft in coastal and inland waterways. 40. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for this service is $41,955  ?h<and the estimated payment units are 2,797 licenses.  Dividing the revenue requirement of the Marine (Coast) Service by its payment units and license term of five years results in an annual fee of  ?<$3 per license.   Thus, as proposed in the Notice, Marine (Coast) licensees are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign, payable for the entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $15 per call sign for the five year  ?<license term. See Guidelines, Appendix H at  9.  ?8< 41. Private Land Mobile (Other) Services. Fees for Private Land Mobile (Other) Services are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule for the Wireless Radio Service category. Private Land Mobile Radio Services are authorized under Parts 90 and 95 of the Commission's Rules. Stations in this category provide one or two way communications between vehicles, persons or to fixed stations on a shared basis and include radiolocation services, private carrier paging services, industrial radio services and  ?x<land transportation radio services.   ? <42. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for Private Land Mobile  ? <(Other) Services is $1,396,275.   Payment units are estimated to  ?!<be 93,085 licenses. Dividing the revenue requirement of these services by their payment units and license term of five years  ?(#<results in an annual fee of $3 per license. Thus, as proposed in  ?#<the Notice, licensees of these services are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign, payable for an entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee is  ?'<$15 for the five year license term. See Guidelines, Appendix H at  10. "'0*((@@/"Ԍ ?< ę43. Aviation (Aircraft) Service. The fee for Aviation (Aircraft) Service is set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule for the Wireless Radio service category. Aviation (Aircraft) stations are authorized to provide communications between aircraft and from aircraft to ground stations. The service includes frequencies used to communicate with air traffic control facilities pursuant to Part 87 of the Commission's Rules. 44. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for the Aviation (Aircraft) Service is $1,130,430. The payment units are estimated to be  ?<37,681 licenses.   Dividing the revenue requirement of the Aviation (Aircraft) Service by its payment units and license term of ten years results in an annual fee of $3 per station, as  ?( <proposed in the Notice. Thus, licensees of aircraft stations are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per station, payable for the entire ten year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee  ?H <due is $30 per station for the ten year license term. See  ?<Guidelines, Appendix H at  11.   ?<45. Aviation (Ground) Service. Fees for Aviation (Ground) Service are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule for the Wireless Radio service category. Aviation (Ground) Service stations provide groundbased communications to aircraft for weather or landing information, or for logistical support pursuant to Part 87 of the Commission's Rules.  ?<46. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for the Aviation (Ground)  ?<Service is $39,900. Payment units for the Aviation (Ground)  ?<Service are estimated to be 2,660 licenses. Dividing the Service's revenue requirement by its payment units and license  ?8<term of five years results in an annual fee of $3 per license.  ?<  Thus, as proposed in the Notice, licensees of Aviation Ground stations are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign, payable for the entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $15 per call sign for the five year  ?<license term. See Guidelines, Appendix H at  12.   ?<   ?x<47. General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS). Fees for the GMRS are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule within the Wireless Radio service category. GMRS licensees provide personal and limited business communications between vehicles or to fixed stations for shortrange, twoway communications pursuant to Part 95 of the Commission's Rules.  ?#<48. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for GMRS is $41,775.   ?$<Payment units for GMRS are estimated to be 2,785 licenses. Dividing GMRS' revenue requirement by its payment units and license term of five years results in an annual fee of $3 per  ?'<license. Thus, as proposed in the Notice, GMRS licensees are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for an"'0*((@@/"  ?<entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee  ?<due is $15 per license for the five year license term.  See  ?X<Guidelines, Appendix H at  13.    ?< c. Amateur Vanity Call Signs  ?<  ?x< 49. Fees for Amateur Vanity Call signs are set forth in the FY 1995 Regulatory Fee Schedule within the Wireless Radio service category. The fee covers voluntary requests for specific call signs in the Amateur Radio Service. We have concluded our rule making proceeding related to the authorization of vanity call  ?` <signs. See Report and Order in PR Docket No. 93305, 10 FCC Rcd 1039 (1995). Therefore, amateur radio operators are required to submit a regulatory fee payment with their vanity call sign application in FY 1995. 50. The revenue requirement for vanity call signs is $840,000.  ?<We have revised our estimated payment units to 28,000 vanity call sign applications, as a result of further analysis by the  ?<Wireless Telecommunications Bureau.   Dividing the service's revenue requirement by its estimated payment units and license term of ten years results in a fee of $3 per year per license as  ?<proposed in the Notice. Thus, holders of amateur vanity call signs are subject to a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign,  ?<payable for an entire ten year license term at the time of application for a vanity call sign. The total regulatory fee is  ?<$30 per license for the ten year license term.osy ?p<ԍ Section 9(h) exempts "amateur radio operator licenses under part 97 of the Commission's Rules (47 C.F.R. Part 97)" from the requirement to pay an annual regulatory fee. However, Section 9(g)'s Regulatory Fee Schedule explicitly includes "Amateur Vanity Call Signs" as a category subject to the payment of a regulatory fee. o See Guidelines,  ?<Appendix H at 14.    ?p< 3. Mass Media  ?8< 51. The regulatory fees for the Mass Media fee category apply to broadcast licensees and permittees in the television, AM and FM services and in several auxiliary services. We have incorporated  ?X<changes in payment volume estimates for satellite television stations, auxiliary radio licenses, and translator stations. The payment volumes were adjusted after further review of the  ?<Commission's licensing data. See Appendix E for a description of the development of the fees for services within the Mass Media  ?@<category; see also Guidelines, Appendix H at 1526. "!@0*((@@P("Ԍ ?< a. Commercial AM and FM Radio 52. These categories include licensed commercial AM (Classes A, B, C, and D) and FM ( Classes A, B, B1, C, C1, C2, and C3) radio stations operating under Part 73 of the Commission's Rules. In developing our proposed FY 1995 fees for AM and FM stations, we determined that the public interest requires that we retain the operational class distinctions among AM and FM stations that Congress established in its Regulatory Fee Schedule. 47 U.S.C.  159. Also, as a permitted amendment, we proposed a further distinction to recognize that the population density of a station's geographic coverage is a public interest factor warranting recognition in the fee schedule. We proposed to distinguish stations located in Arbitron radio markets vis-a-vis those not located in these markets and to allocate the fee burden utilizing a fee ratio between the Arbitron and non-Arbitron markets similar to the ratio of the fee requirement established for larger television station markets and "remaining markets" set forth in the Regulatory Fee Schedule. We proposed no change to the rules for calculating and submitting regulatory fees by AM and FM radio station licensees. 53. Several commenters contend that Arbitron rankings are not useful for establishing the AM and FM fee structure. These parties state that markets are only ranked if a sufficient number of stations located within the market subscribe to the Arbitron service. Also, a station may be placed in a market if it competes with market stations even though the station may not be physically located in a major metropolitan area within the market. The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) also argues that a station may be placed in an Arbitron market based on promotional programming during the rating period and recommends that a licensee be allowed to show that its placement in an Arbitron market is not representative of its service. Washington Broadcasting Company argues that stations 20 kilometers from the principal city in a market or serving less than 20 percent of the population of a market should not be considered as an Arbitron Market station. A number of licensees argue that fees should be based on a graduated scale by market size, differentiating between markets 1-10; 11-25; 25-50; 51-100; and remaining markets in a manner similar to that in the Regulatory Fee Schedule for television stations. Broadcast Market Associates and James Wagner recommend the fees be based on the population a station serves. Montana Broadcasters Association argues that fees should be based on gross revenues. In contrast, Radio 840, Inc. argues that all stations in the same class be assessed the same fee without distinction as to market size. 54. We agree with commenters that our proposal to base fees on whether a licensee is ranked in an Arbitron market is flawed. The Arbitron rankings data is incomplete for fee determination"'0*((@@/" purposes, and reliance upon it does not provide a sufficiently accurate and equitable methodology for determining fees. We attempted, within the limitations of available data, to compute fees on a graduated scale by market size. The results produced unexpected inequities that not only raised the fees significantly for markets 1-10 and 11-25, but also raised the fees at the low end for remaining markets. Moreover, the Commission's data bases do not contain population and gross revenue data from which we  ?@<could compute fees. Therefore, we have decided not implement the proposed fees methodology for AM and FM stations. Instead, for FY 1995 we will retain the fee methodology enacted by Congress  ?<for FY 1994.:sy ? <ԍ Interested parties may file petitions for rule making setting forth a proposed AM and FM fee methodology as long as the proposal is supported by readily available data to be considered in connection with the development of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for FY 1996. : In this regard, we note that although the Regulatory Fee Schedule does not differentiate between markets,  ?( <the AM and FM fees differentiate between classes of stations and are low enough to avoid placing an onerous burden on most licensees. Thus, the regulatory fees for AM and FM stations for FY 1995 are as follows and represent the mandatory adjustments to  ?H <the Regulatory Fee Schedule consistent with Section 9 (b)(2):H xsy ?P<ԍ Appendix E shows the payment volumes and cost allocations for assessing regulatory fees for AM and FM radio. AM Radio Class A ....................................$1,120 Class B .......................................620 Class C .......................................250 Class D .......................................310 FM Radio Classes C, C1, C2, B .......................$1,120 Classes A, B1, C3 .............................745  ?< hh(#h We have made no change to the rules for calculating and submitting regulatory fees by AM and FM radio station licensees.  ?8<See Guidelines, Appendix H at 16.   ?< b. Construction Permits Commercial AM Radio 55. This category includes holders of permits to construct new AM stations under Part 73 of the Commission's Rules. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for the Commercial AM Construction Permit fee  ?<category is $9,875.  Payment units for the service are estimated  ?x<to be 79 AM Construction Permits.  Dividing the revenue requirement for AM Construction Permits by the estimated payment units results in a regulatory fee of $125 per Construction" 0*((@@p&"  ?<Permit.   Thus, for FY 1995, we are assessing holders of Construction Permits for Commercial AM Stations $125 for each permit held. Upon issuance of an operating license, this fee would no longer be assessed. Instead, for the next regulatory fee period, licensees are required to pay the applicable fee for the designated class of the station. We have made no change in the rules for calculating and submitting the regulatory fee by AM  ?x<construction permittees. See Guidelines, Appendix H at 17.   ?< c. Construction Permits Commercial FM Radio 56. This category includes holders of permits to construct new commercial FM stations covered under Part 73 of the Commission's Rules. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for Commercial FM Radio Construction Permits is $435,860. Our estimate of the payment  ? <units is 703 Construction Permits. Dividing the revenue requirement for FM Construction Permits by the estimated payment  ?H <units results in a regulatory fee of $620 per permit.   Thus, for FY 1995, we are assessing permittees $620 for each permit held. Upon issuance of an operating license, this fee would no longer be assessed. Instead, for the next regulatory fee period, licensees must pay a regulatory fee based upon the designated class of the station. We are making no changes in the rules for calculating and submitting regulatory fees by FM construction  ?<permittees. See Guidelines, Appendix H at 18.   ?P< d. Commercial Television Stations 57. This category includes licensed Commercial VHF and UHF Television Stations covered under Part 73 of the Commission's Rules, except Television Satellite, Translator, and Low Power Stations, addressed separately below. We are assessing Commercial Television Stations annual fees based on a station's market rankings as published by Warren Publishing in the 1994 Edition of the Television and Cable Factbook (No. 62). The FY 1995 revenue requirements for the different categories of VHF and  ? <UHF Commercial Television Stations are shown in Appendix E.  ?<  Payment units for Commercial Television Stations are also shown  ?<in Appendix E. Dividing the revenue requirements for each Commercial Television Station category by the payment units for each category results in the following fees for Television Stations in each ADI market grouping: XxX` ` VHF Markets 110...........$22,420(#` XxX` ` VHF Markets 1125...........19,925(#` XxX` ` VHF Markets 2650...........14,950(#` XxX` ` VHF Markets 51100...........9,975 (#` XxX` ` VHF Remaining Markets........6,225(#` "'0*((@@/"ԌXxX` ` UHF Markets 110...........$17,925(#` XxX` ` UHF Markets 1125...........15,950(#` XxX` ` UHF Markets 2650...........11,950 (#` XxX` ` UHF Markets 51100...........7,975(#` XxX` ` UHF Remaining Markets........4,975(#`  ?< See Guidelines, Appendix H at 19. 58. Several commenters argue that the Arbitron market structure is obsolete and should be replaced with the Nielsen Station Index. Further, commenters argue that the Arbitron market structure is disadvantageous to small nonADI markets and the stations located on the fringe of larger markets. Various solutions proposed include basing fees on Grade B Contour coverage or percentage of audience share. 59. We decline to consider any change in the methodology established by the Congress and affirmed in the FY 1994 schedule. We were unable to obtain sufficient information to properly evaluate the merits of using the Nielsen Station Index for establishing fees. The Commission's data bases do not contain data necessary to establish fees from Grade B Contour coverage or percentage of audience share. Thus, we will retain the Arbitron market groupings for FY 1995.  ?<    ?<   e. Commercial Television Satellite Stations 60. Pursuant to our authority to make permissive amendments to our regulatory fees, Television Satellite Stations (authorized pursuant to Note 5 of Section 73.3555 of the Commission's Rules) that retransmit programming of the primary station will be assessed a fee separate from the fee for fully operational  ?<television stations . This fee is based upon the $500 fee passed by the House of Representatives for Television Satellite  ?<Stations for FY 1994. While not legally binding, the $500 base fee was determined to be appropriate for licensees of Television Satellite Stations in our FY 1994 authorization bill passed in  ?<the House of Representatives. See H.R. 4522. In addition, pursuant to the instructions of Section 9, 47 U.S.C.  159(b)(3), a separate fee for Television Satellite Stations would take into account the public interest factors reflected in comments filed in the proceeding to adopt the FY 1994 Schedule of Regulatory  ? <Fees.  In developing the FY 1995 fee for Television Satellite Stations, we use the $500 fee proposed by the House of Representatives for FY 1994 to calculate a FY 1995 fee for Television Satellite Stations. We divide a "simulated" FY 1994 revenue requirement by the estimated number of Television Satellite Station licenses. Our FY 1995 revenue requirement for Television Satellite Stations is $68,200. Following release of  ?H&<our Notice, we revised our estimate of payment units to 110 licensed Television Satellite Stations based on an updated  ?'<analysis of these stations. Therefore, we are exercising our"'0*((@@/" authority to make permitted amendments to the Regulatory Fee Schedule to establish a Television Satellite fee of $620 per  ?<station. We caution that only those stations designated as Television Satellite Stations in the 1994 Edition of the Television and Cable Factbook (No. 62) are eligible to submit the fee applicable to Television Satellite Stations. Fullservice television licensees are subject to the regulatory fee payment  ?x<required for their class of station and market.@xsy ?<ԍ We recognize that an ongoing rule making proceeding is addressing whether Television Satellite Stations should continue to be exempt from the Commission's national television ownership restrictions. Our decision to assess a regulatory fee for Television Satellite Stations that is less than the amount for Commercial Television Stations should not be taken as a signal that any determination has been made with regard to the outcome of that proceeding. See  ?@<Guidelines, Appendix H at 20.    ?<    ?< f. Construction Permits Commercial VHF Television Stations 61. This category includes holders of permits to construct new Commercial VHF Television Stations covered under Part 73 of the  ? <Commission's Rules. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for this  ? <service category is $54,725. The number of permits is 11.  ? <  Dividing the revenue requirement for VHF Television Construction Permits by its payment units results in a fee of $4,975.  ?<  Therefore, for FY 1995, we are assessing permittees $4,975 for each VHF Television Construction Permit held. Upon issuance of an operating license, this fee would no longer be assessed. Instead, for the next regulatory fee period, licensees must pay a fee based upon the designated market of the station. We are making no changes to the rules for calculating and submitting  ?<regulatory fees by VHF Television Construction Permittees. See  ?<Guidelines, Appendix H at 21.    ?< g. Construction permits Commercial UHF Television Stations 62. This category includes holders of permits to construct new UHF Television Stations covered under Part 73 of the Commission's  ?8<Rules. The FY 1995 revenue requirement for this service category  ?<is $576,375. Payment units for UHF Television Construction  ?<Permits are estimated to be 145 permits. Dividing the revenue requirement for this service category by its estimated payment units results in a fee of $3,975 for each UHF Television Construction Permit held. Therefore, we are assessing a fee of  ?<$3,975 per UHF Television Construction Permit. Upon issuance of an operating license, this fee would no longer be assessed. Instead, for the next regulatory fee period, licensees must pay a fee based upon the designated market of the station. We are making no changes to the rules for calculating and submitting" 0*((@@p&"  ?<regulatory fees by UHF Television Construction Permittees. See  ?<Guidelines, Appendix H at 22.    ?X< h. Construction Permits ĩ Satellite Television Stations  ?< 63. We are exercising our authority to make permitted amendments to add a new service category to the Regulatory Fee Schedule in recognition that the holders of Construction Permits for UHF and VHF Television Satellite Stations should be charged a separate, lower fee than the fee charged holders of Construction Permits  ?<for fully operational Television Stations. See  56 above, where we exercised our authority to make permitted amendments to the Regulatory Fee Schedule relating to the fee for Television  ?( <Satellite Stations. We developed the fee for Television Satellite Construction Permits by taking the average fee for VHF  ? <and UHF Television Stations and relating it to the average fee for Construction Permits for VHF and UHF Television Stations. Using this relationship and the revenue requirement for Television Satellite Stations results in a computed fee of $225  ?<for Construction Permits for Television Satellite Stations.  An individual regulatory fee payment is to be made for each Television Satellite Station Construction Permit held. Upon issuance of an operating license, this fee would no long be assessable. Instead, for the next fee period the licensee will be assessed the fee for an operating Television Satellite  ?<Station.  See Guidelines, Appendix H at 23.  ?<X` " hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8:fX@#у  K~< ` ` (#` ` ` " " (#"  O ddx !ddx5L O       K<B  {YZ#pw7 v#Fee Category# :fpw7 :#ѐBi V  Z<e!Annual UH!Regulatory  Z <s"FeeĐ#TD! F  g   Q - WIRELESS RADIO ĐBi g#$F F   Land Mobile (per license) (220222 Mhz, above 470 Mhz, Base Station and SMRS) (47 CFR Part  QA-90) %%l % g"}"X` " hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8:@@CEGHJLNPQS6F g   gw   Q-Microwave (per license) (47 CFR Part 94)((l (w"}"6g g   Interactive Video Data Service (per license) (47 CFR Part 95)w"}"`h !p"$ 'x)+(.0205798<>@@CEGHJLNPQSX` hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8:fX@#  Of the Commission's total ceiling of 2,271 FTEs, 846 FTEs are directly assigned to the agency's primary operating bureaus to perform enforcement, policy and rulemaking, international, and user information activities. An additional  [* -560 FTEs have been identified by agency officials as supporting these feeable activities.0  f S* [*-#MP6X@`7^S@#э These support activities include a proportionate share of field operations, engineering and technology and certain general program support staff FTEs. The results of our FTE allocations are as follows:  [*x -Fee Category Direct FTEs Support FTEs }Total FTEs  [* -Mass Media  152 77101 253  [* -Common Carrier 415/ / Q77274 689  [*-Private Radio  62/ / Q77 41 103  [*-Cable Services  217/ / Q77144  361  [*-''Total X01Í ÍX01Í Í 846/ / Q77704A 1406 (3) The total of the costs to be offset by regulatory fees in FY 1995 is $116,400,000. Each fee category (e.g., cable services) was allocated its share of regulatory fee activity costs based upon the ratio of its FTEs to the total number of FTEs allocated to all regulatory fee categories. The results of this allocation of costs are shown below:  [*9-X''XX X/ / QX Regulatory FeeACost Allocation(#  [*-Fee CategoryX / / QFTEs Percentage*18 37 [*C!-ԍ These percentages represent the FTEs associated with regulatory fees only. As a percent of all FCC FTEs, the regulatory fee FTEs make up the following percentages: Mass Media (11.1%), Common Carrier (30.3%), Private Radio (4.5%) and Cable Services (15.9%).* A(in millions)(#  [*C-Mass MediaX X/ / Q 253XX 18.0X77XA $21.0(#  [*-Common CarrierX X/ / Q 689XX 49.0X77XA 57.0(#  [*M-Private Radio / / Q 103 X 7.3X77XA 8.5(#  [*-Cable Services / / Q 361 25.7 A  29.9(#  [*W-''Total / / Q1406 X100.077A $116.4(#  ?<#x6X@`7>fX@# &N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPC.426& "810*0*0*&%" &N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPD.REV& 4xAppendix D(#a  IXK #G6X@`7n@#DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE RADIO SERVICES REGULATORY FEES #MP6X@`7^S@#ѐ [*A-{a  [*-  /Activity Cost Allocation: The Private Radio Activity was allocated 7.3% (103 FTEs) of the total 1,406  [*K-  /[FTEs associated with all regulatory fee activities.2K3 [*`-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Represents 4.5% of all FCC FTEs.#x6X@`7>fX@#ї The same percentage (7.3%) was applied to total  [*-regulatory fee activity costs ($116.4 million times 7.3% = $8.5 million).   /-Revision of Payment Unit Volumes: Payment volume estimates (units of payment) were updated for FY 1995. See Table #1 below.   /LProjected Revenue Using FY 1994 Fee Amounts & Revised FY 1995 Payment Volumes: Projected revenue for   /xFY 1995 for Private Radio Activities using FY 1994 fee amounts was calculated by multiplying the FY 1995   /payment volume in each fee category by the FY 1994 fee amounts. The resulting revenues in these   /categories totaled approximately $21.7 million. This is the amount of revenue we would collect in this category if we did not change any fee amounts from FY 1994.   /kProRata Application of FY 1995 Revenue Requirement: Because projected revenues using FY 1994 fee   /amounts would have resulted in excess collections of $13.2 million ($21.7 million minus $8.5 million),   /LPrivate Radio fees for FY 1995 needed to be multiplied by 39% ($8.5 million divided by $21.7 million  [* -  /[= 39%)3 3 [*x-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Actual percentage is 39.2368026%#x6X@`7>fX@#ї so that revenue would better approximate the $8.5 million cost allocation for this Activity.   /Table #1 below shows revenue requirements that were computed for each fee category within the Private Radio Activity.  [* - {a   /Calculation of Fee: We divided each of the individual revenue requirements shown in the chart below by   /the applicable license term and then divided that result by the FY 1995 projected payment volume to determine the new fee requirement for each fee category within the Private Radio Activity. { { L{ Y !ddx5L Addx9 sk Y v    u   [*k-1    [*-1 Category Đ1 pc  [*k-L Revenue DRequirement  [*u-  u  [*k-d  Divided By bLicense Term  [*u-ts(Yrs) u  [*k- Divided By Payment  [*u-Volume u  [*k- Equals New  [*u-Fee4 ub [*$-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Fees are rounded to the nearest dollar. On subsequent tables the fees have been rounded  [*-pursuant to the requirements of 47 U.S.C.  159.#x6X@`7>fX@#  [*- 7  u   [*'- Land Mobile (220222 MHz, 470 MHz and  [*-above, unless otherwise noted) 1 #>r $396,390 >r  5# 13,213"F  C 67       [*^- Microwave Y#B193,200Y 5SJh #j6,440h "C 6 -   Y   [*- IVDS Y#43,500Y 5Y#j1,450Y"C 6- - h  [*=- Marine (Ship) Y#5,070,420Y"|10Y#169,014Y"C 3- -   [*j- GMRS Y#41,775Y"5Y#j2,785Y"C 3- -  Land Mobile (Other)Y#1,396,275Y"5Y#93,085Y"C 3- -  Aviation (Aircraft)IY#1,130,430IY"|10IY#37,681IY"C 3- -  Marine (Coast)vY#41,955vY"5vY#j2,797vY"C 3- - I Aviation (Ground)Y#39,900Y"5Y#j2,660Y"C 3- - v  [*K -  Amateur Vanity Call Signs Y# [*K -B 840,000 Y" [*K -|10 Y# [*K -28,000 Y" [*K -C   3-    Y:   [*x!- Total ":#R$8,500,000":  ": ":    : [*"-{  [*7#-  Table #1 #d6X@`7s@#"7#9440*0*0*g/y," {(# &4N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPD.REV& ":40*0*0*y," (# &4N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPE.REV& >@Appendix E(#a{{ {  IK#G6X@`7n@# DEVELOPMENT OF MASS MEDIA SERVICES REGULATORY FEES  [*-{a#MP6X@`7^S@#  [*c-  /x  Activity Cost Allocation: The Mass Media Activity was allocated 18.0% (253 FTEs) of the total 1,406 FTEs  [*-  //associated with all regulatory fee activities.5 [*-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Represents 11.1% of all FCC FTEs.#x6X@`7>fX@#ј The same percentage (18.0%) was applied to total  [*m-regulatory fee activity costs ($116.4 million times 18.0% = $21.0 million).   /-Revision of Payment Unit Volumes: Payment volume estimates (units of payment) were updated for FY 1995. See Table #2 below.   /LProjected Revenue Using FY 1994 Fee Amounts & Revised FY 1995 Payment Volumes: Projected revenue for   /FY 1995 for Mass Media Activities using FY 1994 fee amounts was calculated by multiplying the FY 1995   /Lpayment volume in each fee category by the FY 1994 fee amounts. The resulting total revenue in these   /-categories totaled approximately $16.9 million. This is the amount of revenue we would collect in this category if we did not change any fee amounts from FY 1994.   /kProRata Application of FY 1995 Revenue Requirement: Because projected revenues using FY 1994 fee   /xamounts would have resulted in collections of $4.1 million less than required ($21.0 million minus $16.9   /Lmillion), Mass Media fees for FY 1995 needed to be adjusted upward by 24.6% ($4.1 million divided by  [* -  /$16.9 million = 24.6%)6  [*-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Actual percentage is 24.5691982%.#x6X@`7>fX@#ј so that revenue would better approximate the $21.0 million cost allocation for   /xthis Activity. Table #2 below shows revenue requirements that were computed for each fee category within the Mass Media Activity.   /Calculation of Fee: We divided each of the individual revenue requirements shown in the chart below by   /the FY 1995 projected payment volume to determine the new fee requirement for each fee category within the Mass Media Activity. #MP6X@`7^S@# c Addx9 sk  addx`;% c  7      [*-  Category Đ7 pc  [*-   [*-  Revenue Requirement   [*-% Divided By Payment  [*-Volume   [*-    Equals New Fee7 - ` Y   [*?- AM Radio (Class A) Y# [*?-n$86,240Y" [*?-% 77Y# [*?-^O!1,120- -   [*l- AM Radio (Class B) Y#b'1,060,820Y"1,711Y#j!620- -   [*- AM Radio (Class C) Y#n258,250Y"1,033Y#j!250- -   [*- AM Radio (Class D) KY#n657,200KY"2,120KY#j!310- -   [*- AM Radio (Construction Permit) xY#zg9,875xY"%79xY#j!125- - K  [* - FM Radio (Classes C,C1,C2,B) Y#b'2,778,720Y"2,481Y#^O!1,125- - x  [*M- FM Radio (Classes A,B1,C3) Y b'1,926,570Y"2,586Y#j!745- -   [*z- FM Radio (Construction Permit)#MP6X@`7^S@# Y#n435,860Y"703Y#j!620- -   [*- VHF TV (Mkt 110) ,Y#n964,060,Y"%43,Y#X 22,420- -   [*- VHF TV (Mkt 1125) YY#b'1,135,725YY"%57YY#X 19,925- - ,  [*- VHF TV (Mkt 2650) Y#b'1,166,100Y"%78Y#X 14,950-  Y Y    [*. - VHF TV (Mkt 51100)  Y b'1,007,4758!  101u8! #^O!9,975 -   Y   [*!- VHF TV (Remaining Mkts) e"Y#b'1,045,800e"Y"168e"Y#^O!6,225- - 8!  [* #- VHF TV (Construction Permit) #Y#t54,725#Y"%11#Y#^O!4,975- - e"  [*:$- UHF TV (Mkt 110) $Y#b'1,541,550$Y"%86$Y#X 17,925":$;b60*0*0*/I/"- 7 # Y   [*-  Category Đ7 pc # [*-6' Revenue Requirement  " [*-% Divided By Payment  [*--Volume  #X Equals j!New j!Fee7 -  Y   [*- UHF TV (Mkt 1125) dY#b'1,164,350dY"%73dY#X 15,950- - 7  [* - UHF TV (Mkt 2650) Y#b'1,087,450Y"%91Y#X 11,950- - d  [*9-  UHF TV (Mkt 51100) Y# [*9-V 1,084,600Y" [*9-  136Y#^O!7,975- -   [*f- UHF TV (Remaining Mkts) Y#n731,325Y"147Y#^O!4,975- -   [*- UHF TV (Construction Permit) Y#n576,375Y"145Y#^O!3,975- -   [*- Auxiliaries E Y#n900,000E Y"30,000E Y#p?"30- -  YY   [* - LPTV/FM & TV Translators & Boosters r Y#b'1,210,400r Y"7,120r Y#j!170- - E  YY   [* - Int'l Short Wave  Y#zg4,750 Y"%19 Y#j!250- - r   [*G - TV Satellite (Any Mkt)B7G * [*\-ԍ #MP6X@`7^S@#The FY 1994 legislated fee schedule did not distinguish between full service television stations and satellite television stations. Although the Congress did not pass final legislation to assess satellite stations a reduced fee, the House of Representatives did pass legislation establishing a $500 fee for satellite stations in FY 1994. While not legally binding, we used the $500 fee proposed by the House as a "simulated" FY 1994 fee in order to calculate a FY 1995 fee for satellite stations. B  Y# [*G -t 68,200 Y"110 Y#j!620-    Y    [*t -TV Satellite (Construction Permit)'8t > [*o-ԍ #MP6X@`7^S@#Unlike other fees proposed for FY 1995, the TV satellite station construction permit fee of $225 was determined by taking the average fee for UHF & VHF television stations and relating it to the average UHF/VHF construction permit fee. Using these relationships for satellite television stations results in a computed fee of $225 (rounded to the nearest $5) for satellite television  [*-station construction permits.#x6X@`7>fX@#' Y#zg1,125 Y Mu5 Y j!225|"K  -    Y   [*&-Multipoint Distribution Service9&* [*-ԍ #MP6X@`7^S@#The fee for singlechannel and multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service (MDS & MMDS) was developed as part of the Domestic Public Fixed Radio Service, a common carrier service. The payment units are included in the total volume for the Domestic Public Fixed Radio Service included in Appendix C. Regulation of the MDS and MMDS services has been transferred to the Mass Media Bureau. Y#Y Y j!140- ]  ~ Y   [*S- Total #V$21,000,000  ]   [*-{ ;Table #2 &ZN:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPE.REV& "< 90*0*0*H"  [*-{ &.N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPF.REV& R Appendix F Ð(#a{{ {  IK- #G6X@`7n@#DEVELOPMENT OF CABLE SERVICES REGULATORY FEES #MP6X@`7^S@#ѐ [*x-{a  [*-  /-Activity Cost Allocation: The Cable Services Activity was allocated 25.7% (361 FTEs) of the total 1,406  [*-  /FTEs associated with all regulatory fee activities.: [*-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Represents 15.9% of all FCC FTEs.#x6X@`7>fX@#ј The same percentage (25.7%) was applied to total  [*-regulatory fee activity costs ($116.4 million times 25.7% = $29.9 million).   /-Revision of Payment Unit Volumes: Payment volume estimates (units of payment) were updated for FY 1995. See Table #3 below.   /LProjected Revenue Using FY 1994 Fee Amounts & Revised FY 1995 Payment Volumes: Projected revenue for   /LFY 1995 for Cable Services Activities using FY 1994 fee amounts was calculated by multiplying the FY   /1995 payment volume in each fee category by the FY 1994 fee amounts. The resulting total revenue in   /these categories totaled approximately $22.7 million. This is the amount of revenue we would collect in this category if we did not change any fee amounts from FY 1994.   /kProRata Application of FY 1995 Revenue Requirement: Because projected revenues using FY 1994 fee   /xamounts would have resulted in collections of $7.2 million less than required ($22.7 million minus $29.9   /million), proposed Cable Services fees for FY 1995 needed to be adjusted upward by 32.0% ($7.2 million  [* -  /divided by $22.7 million = 32.0%);  [*4-ԍ#MP6X@`7^S@# Actual percentage is 31.9619879%.#x6X@`7>fX@#ј so that revenue would better approximate the $29.9 million cost   /-allocation for this Activity. Table #3 below shows revenue requirements that were computed for each fee category within the Cable Services Activity.  [*a - {a   /Calculation of Fee: We divided each of the individual revenue requirements shown in the chart below by   /the FY 1995 projected payment volume to determine the new fee requirement for each fee category within the Cable Services Activity. { L{ ^ addx`;% ddx= 4 ^ ]  A  )   [*-  [*-Category Đ pc  [*-E)  [*-  [*-  Revenue Requirement ĐE)  [*-    [*-]Divided By Payment Volume Đk/E)  [*-  [*-6 Equals  [*;-3New Fee ĐF .A -  )Y   [*- CARS rY#%$603,780rY"2,082rY#L 290- - E  [*- Cable Television Systems Y#729,400,000Y"60,000,000Y#L .49- ]  r Y   [*G- Total #$29,900,000  ]   [*-{  Table #3 & N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPF.REV& "=b;0*0*0*% "  [*-{ &.N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPG.REV& R Appendix G#d6X@`7s@#ѐ(#a{ {  IK#G6X@`7n@# DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON CARRIER SERVICES REGULATORY FEES Đ ?<{a#x6X@`7>fX@#  [*-  /-#MP6X@`7^S@#Activity Cost Allocation: The Common Carrier Activity was allocated 49.0% (689 FTEs) of the total 1,406  [* -  /FTEs associated with all regulatory fee activities.<  [*-ԍ #MP6X@`7^S@#Represents 30.3% of all FCC FTEs.#x6X@`7>fX@#ј The same percentage (49.0%) was applied to total  [*-regulatory fee activity costs ($116.4 million times 49.0% = $57.0 million).   /-Revision of Payment Unit Volumes: Payment volume estimates (units of payment) were updated for FY 1995. See Table #4 below.   /LProjected Revenue Using FY 1994 Fee Amounts & Revised FY 1995 Payment Volumes: Projected revenue for   /LFY 1995 for Common Carrier Activities using FY 1994 fee amounts was calculated by multiplying the FY   /1995 payment volume in each fee category by the FY 1994 fee amounts. The resulting total revenue in   /these categories totaled approximately $28.4 million. This is the amount of revenue we would collect in this category if we did not change any fee amounts from FY 1994.   /kProRata Application of FY 1995 Revenue Requirement: Because projected revenues using FY 1994 fee   /amounts would have resulted in collections of $28.6 million less than required ($57.0 million minus   /$28.4 million), Common Carrier fees for FY 1995 needed to be adjusted upward by 100.5% ($28.6 million  [* -  /divided by $28.4 million = 100.5%)=  [*6-ԍ #MP6X@`7^S@#Actual percentage is 100.4512615%.#x6X@`7>fX@#љ so that revenue would better approximate the $57.0 million cost   /-allocation for this Activity. Table #4 below shows revenue requirements that were computed for each fee category within the Common Carrier Activity.  [*c - {a   /Calculation of Fee: We divided each of the individual revenue requirements shown in the chart below by   /the FY 1995 projected payment volume to determine the new fee requirement for each fee category within the Common Carrier Activity: { L{ ^ ddx= 4 ddx><x< $ ^ ]  7     [*-  [*)-E Category Đ' pc3$ [*-A   Revenue  [*)-3oRequirement ă3  [*- Divided By Payment  [*)-Volume 3  [*- Equals  [*)-New Fee 7 -  Y   [*-   Domestic Public Fixed Radio `Y# [*-A $1,960,000`Y" [*-_  14,000`Y# [*-L   140- - 3  [*- Cellular/Public Mobile Radio Y#MO3,510,000Y"23,400,000Y#L .15- - `  [*5- Public Mobile OneWay Paging Y#Y392,000Y"19,600,000Y#L .02- -   [*b- International Public Fixed Radio Y#e4,000Y"20Y#L 200- -   [*- Earth Stations (VSATs/Mob. Eq./Tr. & T/R) Y#MO1,114,740Y"3,378Y#L 330- -  YY   [*- Space Stations AY#MO2,925,000AY" [*- 39 AY#4 75,000- -   [*- IXC,LEC,CAPS ,Other Providers nY#G46,310,880nY"52,626,000,000nY#:.00088-  A Y    [*- International Circuits Y#Y500,000Y 7125,000O  #Xc!4 ]  n     [*- X Total Ƨ}#A$57,000,000} } ]    [*}-{  [*-  Table #4 #d6X@`7s@# &(#N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPG.REV& ">b=0*0*0*+p&"  ?<# &N:\WINAPPS\WPWIN\FEES\APPH.REV& #x6X@`7>fX@# Appendix H { { { ;FY 1995 Guidelines for Regulatory Fee Categories {  ?<{a 1. The guidelines below provide an explanation of regulatory fee categories established by the Schedule of Regulatory Fees in Section 9 (g) of the Communications Act, 47 U.S.C.  159(g) as  ?<modified in the instant Memorandum Opinion and Order. Where regulatory fee categories need interpretations or clarification, we have relied on the legislative history of Section 9, our own experience in establishing and regulating the Schedule of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year (FY) 1994 and the services subject to the fee schedule, and the comments of the parties in our proceeding to adopt fees for FY 1995. The categories and amounts set out in the schedule have been modified to reflect changes in the Commission's appropriation, our costs of providing the regulatory services to be recovered by the fee program, additions and changes in the services subject to the fee requirement and the benefits derived from the Commission's regulatory activities. The schedule may be similarly modified or adjusted in future years to reflect changes in the Commission's budget and in the services  ?<regulated by the Commission. See 47 U.S.C.  159(b)(2), (3).  ?<}c  1. Private Radio Services{a  ?< 2. The Private Radio Services are regulated by the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau. Two levels of statutory fees were established exclusive use services and shared use services. Thus, licensees who generally receive a higher quality communication channel due to exclusive or lightly shared frequency assignments, will pay a higher fee than those who share marginal quality assignments. This dichotomy is consistent with the directive of section 9 that the regulatory fees reflect the  ? <benefits provided to the licensees. See 47 U.S.C.  159(b)(1)(A). In addition, because of the generally small amount of the fees assessed against Private Radio Service licensees, applicants for new licenses and reinstatements and for renewal of existing licenses are required to pay a regulatory fee covering the entire license term, with only a percentage of all licensees paying a regulatory fee in any one year. Applications for modification or assignment of existing authorizations do not require the payment of regulatory fees. The expiration date of those authorizations will reflect only the unexpired term of the underlying license rather than a new license term. 3.There have been no changes from FY 1994 in the rules for calculating and paying regulatory fees in the Private Radio Services. "h)?=0*0*0*4p&"Ԍ ?< a. Exclusive Use Services  ?< 4.Land Mobile Services: Regulatees in this category include those authorized under Part 90 of the Commission's Rules to provide limited access Wireless Radio service that allows high quality voice or digital communications between vehicles or to fixed stations to further the business activities of the licensee. These services, using the 220222 MHz band and frequencies at 470 MHz and above, may be offered on a private carrier basis in the Specialized Mobile Radio Services (SMRS).  ?<5.    For FY 1995, Land Mobile licensees will pay a $6 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for an entire five or ten year license term at the time of application for a new, renewal or  ? <reinstatement license.> 0*0*0*-p&" required by domestic and international law for large passenger or cargo vessels. Radio equipment may be voluntarily installed on  ?<smaller vessels, such as recreational boats. For FY 1995, M   arine (Ship) Station licensees will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per station, payable for an entire ten year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $30 for the ten year license term.  ?@< 9.Marine (Coast) Service: This service, set forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, includes landbased stations in the maritime services, authorized under Part 80 of the Commission's Rules, to provide communications services to ships and other watercraft in coastal  ?( <and inland waterways. For FY 1995, lice  nsees will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign, payable for the entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $15 per call  ?H <sign for the five year license term.   ?< 10.Private Land Mobile (Other) Services: These services, set forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, include Land Mobile Radio Services operating under Parts 90 and 95 of the Commission's Rules. Services in this category provide one or two way communications between vehicles, persons or to fixed stations on a shared basis and include radiolocation services, private carrier paging services, industrial radio services and land transportation radio services. For FY 1995, licensees of services in this category will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per call sign, payable for an entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $15 for the five year license term. There are no changes to the rules for calculating and submitting regulatory fee payments by Private Land Mobile Service licensees.  ?<  ?X<11. Aviation (Aircraft) Service: These services, set forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, include stations authorized to provide communications between aircraft and from aircraft to ground stations and includes frequencies used to communicate with air traffic control facilities pursuant to Part 87 of the Commission's Rules. For FY 1995, licensees of Aviation (Aircraft) Stations will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per station, payable for the entire ten year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $30 per station for the ten year license term.  ?#<  ?$<12.Aviation (Ground) Service: This service, set forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, includes stations authorized to provide groundbased communications to aircraft for weather or landing information, or for logistical support pursuant to Part 87 of the Commission's Rules. For FY 1995, licensees of Aviation (Ground) Stations will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for the entire"h)A>0*0*0*1p&" five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee is $15 per call sign for the five year license term.  ?X<  ? <13.General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS): These services, set forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, include Land Mobile Radio licensees providing personal and limited business communications between vehicles or to fixed stations for shortrange, twoway communications pursuant to Part 95 of the Commission's Rules. For  ?<FY 1995, GMRS licensees will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per license, payable for an entire five year license term at the time of application for a new, reinstatement or renewal license. The total regulatory fee due is $15 per license for the five year license term.  ? < c. Amateur Radio Vanity CallSigns  ?< 14.Amateur Vanity CallSigns: As set forth forth in the FY 1995 Schedule of Regulatory Fees within the Wireless Radio Service category, the fee covers voluntary requests for specific callsigns in the Amateur Radio Service authorized under part 97 of the Commission's Rules. For FY 1995, applicants for Amateur Vanity CallSigns will pay a $3 annual regulatory fee per callsign, payable for an entire ten year license term at the time of application for a vanity call sign. The total regulatory fee due  ?P<would be $30 per license for the ten year license term.F?P