David Eduardo wrote:

Florida cleverly gets unlicensed radio stations on a combination of zoning,
lack of permits, lack of RFI studies and other issues that do not have to do
with actual spectrum assignment. They lump it all in a sort of basket of
public endangerment which will probably stand up in a court, as they are
essentially enforcing safety and zoning rules.

And that's all perfectly fine. That's _not_ encroaching on the FCC's mandate.
Although the lack of RFI studies might arguably be considered so, the rest
of them are just fine. They may wind up with pirates claiming in court
that they weren't treated equivalently to other businesses, though, and
they might manage to get off on that.
--scott
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