This Inventory of EBS Licenses and Leases is an "interactive" table. The Market, Channel Group, Call Sign, Lessee, and Coverage Map columns are linked to database information and relevant documents, as explained below.The data in the Facility Identification and Expiration columns are not interactive.

The name of the Market is linked to the FCC's Universal Licensing System (ULS) Database entry for the EBS License for that particular Market. The database contains a complete history of the FCC administrative actions related to that license. (The last license is a 3.65 GHz Non-exclusive Nationwide License, not a 2.5 GHz EBS License.)

The Channel Group letter (A-D, G) is linked to the map of the Geographical Service Area (GSA) for each EBS License. The GSA is a circle with a 35-mile radius from the original licensed transmission site. The linked map is a screen capture image with the boundaries of the Basic Trading Area (BTA) shown. (The licensed area for commercial BRS spectrum is the BTA.) The GSA is the area where the EBS channels are “protected” from harmful electronic interference. (For more information, see also “Maps” below.)

The map for the NN license is an FCC map of the United States showing exclusion zones where grandfathered satellite earth stations have priority. NN Licensees are not permitted to register base stations that would produce harmful electronic interference in the exclusion zones.

The Call Sign is linked to a scanned copy of the Radio Station Authorization (License Certificate) for the EBS spectrum in the identified market. The license contains any waivers or conditions and the license grant and expiration dates.

The name of the Lessee (the wireless operator that has leased Clarendon’s excess airtime) is linked to the ULS Database entry for the Application for a Spectrum Leasing Arrangement that was submitted to the FCC. This application contains information about the EBS Licensee and Lessee (Operator), certifications concerning ownership and operations, and other general information.

The Coverage Map is linked to a map on the Lessee’s website of the area being served by the wireless network in which Clarendon’s EBS channels are being used. Links are only provided to networks where service has been launched. To date, the wireless operators that have leased EBS spectrum from Clarendon Foundation have constructed networks in seven of the 22 markets. A Coverage Map is not yet available for the Flagstaff, Arizona market (indicated by the “no”). (For more information, see the “Maps” page of this section of the website.)