Features of the original document layout such as columns, tables, line and letter spacing, pagination, and margins will not be preserved in the text version. If you need the complete document, download the WordPerfect version or Adobe Acrobat version, if available. The Notice questioned the status of Amelia as a community for allotment purposes, and the suitability of the site petitioner has chosen since it is located in a relatively large swampy area. It also possesses its own zip code. Petitioner contends that this presumption may only be rebutted where there is no indicia of such elements of community as social, economic or cultural activities.
Petitioner states that Amelia is a prominent shipbuilding and repair center.
Furthermore, petitioner states it has actually flown over the community and identified several areas that would be available for a transmitter. In conclusion, petitioner states that it has amply demonstrated that Amelia is a community supporting a substantial commercial presence and because of the presence of these commercial establishments there must be sufficient dry ground upon which to construct an FM transmitter. It also argues that the proposed station would be located within a geographic area that simply is not suitable for sustaining a radio tower. In addition, the required radio tower would most likely have to be erected on a barge or other stationary platform. He further notes that any proponent of such a structure would have to obtain several regulatory permits to construct in the area.