#2026-303Authorization for Radio Lodève to Operate an FM Radio Service in Bédarieux
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This decision allows the association Radio Lodève to operate a Category A FM radio service called Radio Lodève in the Bédarieux area on 95.0 MHz. The authorization runs from 1 July 2026 to 14 March 2028 and depends on successful international frequency coordination. Radio Lodève must start broadcasting within three months or risk losing the authorization. It must also send ARCOM technical details after launch, follow FM broadcasting technical rules, and get separate approval before using any subcarrier.
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Key Changes
- Authorizes Radio Lodève to operate an FM radio service on 95.0 MHz in the Bédarieux area
- Sets the authorization period from 1 July 2026 to 14 March 2028
- Requires technical reporting to ARCOM and compliance with FM broadcasting conditions
Obligations
What this law requires
Radio Lodève may operate the Category A FM radio service 'Radio Lodève' only on the authorized 95.0 MHz frequency in the Bédarieux area, using the technical parameters set out in the annex, including the specified site, antenna height, maximum ERP of 200 W, and horizontal radiation attenuation limits.
Radio Lodève must begin effective operation of the authorized radio service within three months after the authorization enters into force, or ARCOM may declare the authorization void.
Radio Lodève must provide ARCOM, within two months after commissioning, an accurate technical description of the actual installation, including transmitter type, nominal power, and antenna system.
Radio Lodève must provide ARCOM, as soon as available, the measurement of the actual frequency deviation, including the statistical percentage of exceedance of 75 kHz over a minimum duration of 15 minutes.
Radio Lodève must provide the installation technical description and frequency-deviation measurement again whenever ARCOM expressly requests them.