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$//Order,New York Public Safety Plan,DA 95-590//$
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                               Before the
                    Federal Communications Commission
                         Washington, D.C. 20554

In the Matter of                    )
                                    )
New York Metropolitan Area          )           Gen. Docket No. 88-476
Public Safety Plan

ORDER
                       
               Adopted: March 22, 1995                   Released:March 30, 1995

By the Acting Chief, Private Wireless Division, Wireless Telecommunications
Bureau and the Acting Chief, Spectrum Engineering Division, Office of
Engineering and Technology:

      1. On November 28, 1994, the Private Radio Bureau and the Office of
Engineering and Technology, acting under delegated authority, approved an
amendment to the New York Metropolitan Area (Region 8) Public Safety Plan
(Plan).  Order, Gen. Docket No. 88-476, adopted November 28, 1994, DA 94-1329. 
In the Order, we inadvertently failed to note that Mr. Charles L. Larsen filed
a timely comment on August 2, 1994.  

      2. We have reviewed Mr. Larsen's comment.  Mr. Larsen opposed the
amendment to the Region 8 Plan noting the scarcity of frequencies in the New
York metropolitan area.  We note that his objection is not directed against
the proposed amendment, but rather the public safety National Planning
process.  We find that our approval of the amendment was consistent with
Commission authority pursuant to Report and Order, in Gen. Docket No. 87-112.

      3. Accordingly, we reaffirm our decision of November 28, 1994, that the
Public Safety Radio Plan for the New York Metropolitan Area (Region 8) IS
AMENDED, as set forth in the Region's letter of July 11, 1994.

      4. For further information, contact Mark Rubin at (202) 418-0680.

                                    FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION



                                    Robert H. McNamara
                                    Acting Chief, Private Wireless Division



                                    Lawrence P. Petak
                                    Acting Chief, Spectrum Engineering  
                                    Division