Common use of Shared Channels Clause in Contracts

Shared Channels. The following 25 kHz bandwidth paired channels with the center frequencies as indicated are to be available as public safety interoperability channels.1 These channels are available for each Agency’s use in all areas. Usage of these channels in the Sharing Zones may be locally coordinated in accordance with the interoperability requirements of the Canadian and U.S. public safety licensees. • 806.0125 MHz paired with 851.0125 MHz • 806.5125 MHz paired with 851.5125 MHz • 807.0125 MHz paired with 852.0125 MHz • 807.5125 MHz paired with 852.5125 MHz • 808.0125 MHz paired with 853.0125 MHz. Canadian assignments that were operating prior to August 1, 2011 and that comply with the pfd limits as described in Annex E shall be permitted to continue operations under their current parameters on a secondary basis as detailed in section 7.2.

Shared Channels. The following 25 kHz bandwidth paired channels with the center frequencies as indicated are to be available as public safety interoperability channels.1 These channels are available for each Agency’s use in all areas. Usage of these channels in the Sharing Zones may be locally coordinated in accordance with the interoperability requirements of the Canadian and U.S. public safety licensees. • 806.0125 MHz paired with 851.0125 MHz • 806.5125 MHz paired with 851.5125 MHz • 807.0125 MHz paired with 852.0125 MHz • 807.5125 MHz paired with 852.5125 MHz • 808.0125 MHz paired with 853.0125 MHz. 1 Interoperability channels are to be used only for coordination of tactical communications between public safety agencies or among the same public safety agency, or for other similar emergency communications. Canadian assignments that were operating prior to August 1, 2011 and that comply with the pfd limits as described in Annex E shall be permitted to continue operations under their current parameters on a secondary basis as detailed in section 7.2.