**COMMUNICATIONS SITE TENANT/CUSTOMER INVENTORY**

**CERTIFICATION OF FACILITY OWNER OR MANAGER**

(as required by 43 CFR 2806.31(c) and clause III.A., Form 2800-18)

Name of Communication Site:
[\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Name of Facility Owner or Manager:
[\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Lease Authorization Number:
[\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Do you, as the owner of this communications facility, operate any
communications equipment in this facility? [\_\_\_\_]{.underline}\
If yes, what is your type of use (category)^\*^?
[\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

List all occupants (users with a formal or informal agreement to lease
space) of your facility on **September 30** of this year. Include
occupants in your facility that may have a contractual agreement with
someone other than you.

Common carrier microwave must be shown as a tenant use when the facility
is utilized as a relay point for cellular or PCS.

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| OCCUPANT                      | TYPE OF USE             | CUSTOMER  |
|                               |                         | or        |
| (Commercial Name)             | (Category)^\*^          | TEN       |
|                               |                         | ANT^\*\*^ |
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|                               |                         |           |
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|                               |                         |           |
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^\*^See attached category descriptions.

^\*\*^\"[Customers]{.underline}\" are individuals, businesses,
organizations, or agencies that pay a facility owner or tenant for
communications services and does not resell communication services to
others. \"[Tenants]{.underline}\" are communications users that rent
space in a facility and operate equipment for the purpose of reselling
communications services to others.

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  NOTICE: The undersigned understands that it is a crime for any person
  to knowingly and willfully make false, fictitious, or fraudulent
  statements to matters under the jurisdiction of the United States
  Government (18 U.S.C. 1001).

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**I certify that to the best of my knowledge the information provided
above is true, correct, and complete.**

**I acknowledge that inaccurate reporting of use may lead to the
termination of my lease.**

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  Signature:                                      Date:   

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According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are
required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a
valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this
information collection is 0596-0082.

This information is needed by theBLM to evaluate requests to use public
lands and manage those lands to protect natural resources, administer
the use, and ensure public health and safety. This information is
required to obtain or retain a benefit. The authority for that
requirement is provided by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of
1976, which authorizes the Secretary of Interior to promulgate rules and
regulations for authorizing and managing public lands. This statute
authorizes the Secretary of Interior to issue authorizations for the use
and occupancy of public lands administered by BLM. The Secretary of
Interior's regulations at 43 CFR 2800 establish procedeures for issuing
those authorizations.

The Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. 552a) and the Freedom of Information
Act (5 U.S.C. 552) govern the confidentiality to be provided for
information received by the BLM. Public reporting burden for this
collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response,
including the time for review instruction, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and
reviewing the collection of information.

Description of Communications Site Uses

###### Broadcast Uses

[AM and FM Radio Broadcast]{.underline} . This category includes
facilities licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that
broadcast AM and FM audio signals for general public reception and the
communications equipment directly related to the operation, maintenance,
and monitoring of the use. Users include radio stations that generate
revenues from commercial advertising and public radio stations whose
revenues are supported by subscriptions, grants, and donations.
Broadcast areas often overlap State boundaries. This category of use
relates only to primary transmitters and not to any rebroadcast systems
such as translators, microwave relays serving broadcast translators, or
holders licensed by the FCC as low power FM radio.

[Broadcast Translator, Low Power Television, and Low Power FM
Radio]{.underline}. This category of use consists of FCC-licensed
translators, low power television (LPTV), low power FM radio (LPFM), and
communications equipment directly related to the operation, maintenance,
or monitoring of that use. Microwave facilities used in conjunction with
the systems are included in this category. Broadcast translators receive
a television or FM radio broadcast signal and rebroadcast it on a
different channel or frequency for local reception. In some cases the
translator relays the signal to another amplifier or translator. LPTV
and LPFM radio stations are broadcast translators that originate
programming. This category of use includes translators associated with a
public telecommunications service.

[Cable Television]{.underline}. This category includes FCC-licensed
facilities that transmit video programming to multiple subscribers in a
community over a wired or wireless network, and the communications
equipment directly related to the operation, maintenance, or monitoring
of the use. These systems normally operate as a commercial entity within
an authorized franchise area. This category does not include rebroadcast
devices or personal or internal antenna systems, such as private systems
serving hotels or residences.

[Television Broadcast]{.underline}. This category includes facilities
licensed by the FCC that broadcast UHF and VHF audio and video signals
for general public reception and the communications equipment directly
related to the operation, maintenance, and monitoring of the use. Users
include television stations (major and independent networks) that
generate income through commercial advertisement and public television
stations whose operations are supported by subscriptions, grants, and
donations. Broadcast areas may overlap State boundaries. This category
of use relates only to primary transmitters and not to any rebroadcast
systems such as translators, transmitting devices such as microwave
relays serving broadcast translators, or holders licensed by the FCC as
low power television (LPTV).

***Non-Broadcast Uses***

[Cellular Telephone and Personal Communications Services
(PCS)]{.underline}. Cellular telephone and PCS include holders of
FCC-licensed systems and related technologies for mobile communications
that use a blend of radio and telephone switching technology to provide
public switched network services for fixed and mobile users within a
geographic area. These systems consist of cell sites containing
transmitting and receiving antennas, cellular base station radio,
telephone equipment, and includes microwave communications equipment
[only]{.underline} if the microwave is utilized [solely]{.underline} as
back haul for that cellular use. It also includes communications
equipment directly related to the maintenance and monitoring of the use.
The following uses may be called Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS)
in an FCC license; however, for BLM rent determination purposes these
are considered Cellular/PCS uses (see 43 CFR 2801.5): (1) Enhanced
Specialized Mobile Radio (ESMR), (2) Improved Mobile Telephone Service
(IMTS), (3) Air-to-Ground, (4) Offshore Radio Telephone Service, (5)
Cell Site Extender, (6) Local Multipoint Distribution Service, and (7)
Personal Communication Service (PCS).

[Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS)]{.underline}. This category of
use includes FCC-licensed users providing mobile radio communications
service to individual customers and the communications equipment
directly related to the operation, maintenance, or monitoring of the
use. Examples of mobile radio systems in this category are two-way voice
and paging services such as community repeaters, trunked radio
(specialized mobile radio), two-way radio dispatch, public switched
network (telephone/data) interconnect service, and microwave
communications link equipment. Some FCC-designated CMRS uses are
considered Cellular Telephone/PCS uses for rent determination purposes
-- see the description of the Cellular Telephone/PCS category. When
multiple CMRS systems are operated by the same entity in the same
facility, each must be included in the inventory and will be used to
determine the appropriate fee.

[Facility Manager]{.underline}. A facility manager does not directly
provide communications services and does not hold an FCC license to
operate communications equipment. A facility manager owns a
communications facility on National Forest System lands and has a
special use authorization to lease building, tower, and related facility
space as part of the business enterprise.

[Local Exchange Network]{.underline} . This use refers to a radio
service that provides basic telephone service, primarily to rural
communities.

[Microwave]{.underline}. This use includes holders of FCC-licensed
facilities used for long-line intrastate and interstate public telephone
(including relay of cellular traffic from other cellular sites),
television, information, and data transmissions, or used by pipeline and
power companies, railroads, and land resource management companies in
support of the holder\'s primary business. Also included is
communications equipment directly related to the operation, maintenance,
or monitoring of the use, such as mobile radio service. When a portion
of the microwave bandwidth is used commercially, a separate microwave
use shall be inventoried for fee calculation purposes.

[Other Communications Uses]{.underline}. This category of use includes
holders of FCC-licensed private communications uses such as amateur
radio; personal/private receive-only antennas designed for the reception
of electronic signals to serve private homes; natural resource and
environmental monitoring equipment used by weather stations, seismic
stations, and snow measurement courses; and other small, low-power
devices used to monitor or control remote activities. These facilities
are personally owned and not operated for profit. Several federal
agencies utilize the category of navigational equipment for electronic
signaling for aviation or marine navigation. For example the FAA, US
Navy, and Air Force utilize several technologies such as VORTAC and
other air traffic control systems. Astronomy stations can be classified
under this category.

Radar and Doppler, though not technically "communications uses" will be
found at communications sites and due to the necessity for the scanning
field to be free of obstructions, may govern the installation of other
communications site facilities. For inventory and rent calculation,
determine the communication use category according the method used to
transmit data from the site. For example, if a television station
operates a weather Doppler facility and transmits from the site via
microwave, then the communication site use would be industrial
microwave.

[Passive Reflector]{.underline}. Passive reflectors include various
types of non-powered reflector devices used to bend or ricochet
electronic signals between active relay stations or between an active
relay station and a terminal. A passive reflector commonly serves a
microwave communications system. The reflector requires point-to-point
line-of-sight with the connecting relay stations, but does not require
electric power. Maintenance is minimal; reflectors seldom require site
visits for maintenance or monitoring.

[Private Mobile Radio Service (PMRS)]{.underline}. This use category
includes holders of FCC-licensed private mobile radio systems primarily
used by a single entity for the purpose of mobile internal
communications and the communications equipment directly related to the
operation, maintenance, or monitoring of the use. The communications
service is not sold to others and is limited to the user. Services
generally include local internal radio dispatch for municipalities,
utilities, and non-communications businesses, private paging services,
and ancillary microwave communications equipment for the control of the
mobile facilities.

[Wireless Internet Service Provider (ISP)]{.underline}. These uses may
or may not be in FCC-licensed bands. An ISP utilizes wireless technology
to connect subscription users to the internet. The ISP as a facility
owner or as a tenant is a microwave use for fee determination purposes.
A customer of an ISP who has a communications facility on National
Forest System lands to receive and transmit an ISP signal would be
considered a PMRS use for rental determination purposes. This category
includes WiFI and WiMax uses (see also Microwave use).

> **Wi-Fi** is used for mobile devices and LANs, and often used for
> Internet. It enables a person with a wireless-enabled computer or
> personal digital assistant (PDA) to connect to the Internet when in
> proximity of an access point. The geographical region covered by one
> or several access points is called a hotspot. Wi-Fi range is very
> limited, normally measured in feet.
>
> **WiMAX** is an acronym that stands for **W**orldwide
> **I**nteroperability for **M**icrowave **Acc**ess, a certification
> mark for products that pass conformity and interoperability tests for
> the IEEE 802.16 standards. WiMAX is a standards-based wireless
> technology that provides high-throughput broadband connections over
> long distances. WiMAX can be used for a number of applications,
> including \"last mile\" broadband connections, hotspots and cellular
> backhaul, and high-speed enterprise connectivity for business. WiMAX
> range is normally limited to less than five miles.