Duh. The station has no problems. They simply have to get their antenna higher
in the air to cover the community. They have to file a variance with the AP
zoning board so the decision is up to AP. According to the FCC the antenna
can't stay at the height is at now. You were saying?
justifiedright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- In
AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Mike Hemeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Keep in mind that this station serves the Haitian and Spanish
>speaking community. In an emergency it is the only means to reach
>these people. If it is gone and their is an emergency, and as a
>result people are injured of even die, then the local AP government
>will be responsible.
Uh...no. Not at all.
Do you really think the AP Council has anyting to do with the station's
troubles? That's a bit Oliver Stone-ish, don't you think?
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