Examples of Section 6409 in a sentence
Section 6409 of the Act contributes to the twin goals of commercial and public safety wireless broadband deployment through several measures that promote rapid deployment of the network facilities needed for the provision of broadband wireless services.
In 2012, Congress adopted Section 6409 of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act (the Spectrum Act), which provides further evidence of Congressional intent to limit state and local laws that operate as barriers to infrastructure deployment.
Further, siting authorities are required to process Section 6409 applications involving the swap out of certain equipment in 60 days, and we see no meaningful difference in processing these applications than processing Section 332 collocation applications in 60 days.
Further, we find no reason to believe that applying a 60-day time frame for Small Wireless Facility collocations under Section 332 creates confusion with collocations that fall within the scope of “eligible facilities requests” under Section 6409 of the Spectrum Act, which are also subject to a 60-day review.311 The type of facilities at issue here are distinctly different and the definition of a Small Wireless Facility is clear.
A permittee shall not be required to remove its improvements approved under the invalidated Section 6409 approval when it has obtained the applicable permit(s) or submitted an application for such permit(s) before the one-year period ends.
Section 6409 of the ACA requires the Secretary of HHS to inform providers of services and suppliers of how to disclose an actual or potential violation pursuant to the protocol through publication on the CMS website.
An assertion that the proposed facilities modification is subject to review under Section 6409 of the Spectrum Act.
Provide detailed information and documents on the “site” of the tower or base station to be modified by the Project as “site” is defined in FCC Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.40001 (b) (6), to allow the City to determine the “site” for purposes of compliance with Section 6409 (a) eligibility.
Further, siting authorities are required to process Section 6409 applications involving the swap out of certain equipment in 60 days, and the Commission sees no meaningful difference in processing these applications than processing Section 332 collocation applications in 60 days.
Further, the Commission finds no reason to believe that applying a 60-day time frame for Small Wireless Facility collocations under Section 332 creates confusion with collocations that fall within the scope of ‘‘eligible facilities requests’’ under Section 6409 of the Spectrum Act, which are also subject to a 60-day review.