Application to Obtain a Broadcasting Licence to
Carry on a Community Radio Programming
Undertaking
 
 

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Application number


Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

Application to Obtain a Broadcasting Licence to
Carry on a Community Radio Programming
Undertaking

1.  GENERAL INFORMATION
TYPE OF STATION: AM (  )
FM ( X )
TYPE A (  ) 
TYPE B ( X )

 

LOCATION OF UNDERTAKING: Gabriola Island, BC
  ______________________________________________________

1.1


IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICANT

NAME: Gabriola Radio Society
ADDRESS: #9 - 575 North Road, Gabriola Island, BC V0R 1X0
FAX: 250.247.9852
E-MAIL: gabriolaradio@shaw.ca

CONTACT PERSON REPRESENTING THE APPLICANT 
(if there is no appointed agent under question 1.2)

NAME: Ken Zakreski
TITLE: developer
TELEPHONE: 250.247.9891


1.2


APPOINTMENT OF AGENT - not applicable

1.3
DECLARATION OF THE APPLICANT

I, Ken Zakreski SOLEMNLY DECLARE THAT:

a)
I am the representative of the applicant named in this Application Brief and as such have knowledge of all matters declared therein.

b)
The statements made in this application, or any document filed pursuant to any request for further information by the Commission, are (will be) to the best of my knowledge and belief true in all respects.

c)
The opinions and estimates given in this application, or any document filed pursuant to any request for further information by the Commission, are (will be) based on facts as known to me.

d)
I have examined the provisions of the Broadcasting Act and the broadcasting regulations relevant to this application.


AND I HAVE SIGNED

Signature:

Name: Ken Zakreski

Date: January 22, 2008

WITNESSED BY

Signature:

Name: Kathy Ramsey

Date: January 22, 2008

At: #9 - 575 North Road, Gabriola Island, BC

1.4
EXAMINATION BY THE PUBLIC

Indicate a location within the area to be served where the application may be examined by the general public.

Gabriola Branch, Vancouver Island Regional Library, #5 - 575 North Road, Gabriola Island, BC


2.  OWNERSHIP
2.1 Complete the following table relating to the directors and officers, including the Chief Executive Officer, of the applicant.  Please note that all sections must be completed.


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS

Name

Complete Home Address

Citizenship

Position Held

Directors:
Date and Term of
Appointment
Ken Zakreski

1010 Keith Drive South
Gabriola Island, BC V0R 1X2

 Canadian Director Oct 24, 2006:
2 years
Kathy Ramsey 330 Maudie Miller Way
Gabriola Island, BC V0R 1X1		 Canadian Director

Oct 24, 2006:
2 years
Gerry Mountain 355 Calderview Place
Gabriola Island, BC V0R 1X2		 Canadian Director

Oct 24, 2006:
2 years
 

   

 

SUPPORTING DOCUMENT TO BE APPENDED:

APPENDIX 2A
Copy of all constituting documents (for example, Letters Patent, By-Laws, etc.) of the applicant.

 

 

3.  FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
3.1 In accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (G.A.A.P.), complete the following summary of the estimated annual revenue and expenses for each 12-month period ending 31 August of the proposed licence term:

 

YEAR 1

YEAR 2

YEAR 3

YEAR 4

YEAR 5

YEAR 6

YEAR 7

TOTAL


REVENUE (after agency commissions)
($000)

 Network Payments

0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
1.4
 National Advertising
1
2
3
4
4
4
0
18
 Local Advertising
5
10
10
10
10
10
0
55
 Fund-raising activities
10
10
10
20
20
20
20
110
 Government funding
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
 Non-government funding 
(such as grants and fund-raising campaigns, etc.)
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
3.5
 Other (MERCHANDIZE):
1.2
0.9
3.5
4.5
2.9
5.9
7.9
26.8
 TOTAL REVENUE
17.9
23.6
27.2
39.2
37.6
40.6
28.6
214.7


 OPERATING EXPENSES
($000)
 Programming
3
5.5
6.5
7.9
8.2
9.2
10.2
50.5
 Technical
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
84
 Sales,
 Advertising and
 Promotion
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
 Administration
 and General
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
14
 TOTAL
 OPERATING
 EXPENSES
18
20.5
21.5
22.9
23.2
24.2
25.2
155.5


 NON-OPERATING EXPENSES
($000)
 Depreciation
12
12
12
0
0
0
0
36
 Interest
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
 Other Adjustments-
 Expenses (Income)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
 TOTAL
 NON-OPERATING
 EXPENSES
12
12
12
0
0
0
0
36
 TOTAL
 EXPENSES
30
32.5
33.5
22.9
23.2
24.2
25.2
191.5
 Estimated pre-tax
 income (loss)
(12.1)
(8.9)
(6.3)
16.3
14.4
16.4
3.4
23.2
 Provision for
 Income Taxes
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
10
 NET INCOME
 (LOSS)
 AFTER TAXES
 (for broadcasting
 operations only)
(13.1)
(9.9)
(7.3)
15.3
12.4
14.4
1.4
13.2

 



3.2
Provide a projected statement of pre-operating costs for the period prior to the commencement of operation and a pro forma statement of changes in financial position relating to the proposed station for each of the first seven years of operation.

Projected Pre-operating Costs and First Month Operations
     
Start Up    
 
 
Transmitter facilities
 
transmitter, exciter, cable, antennae
$13,000
  
stereo generator
2,000
  
tower rigging
2,000
  
Studio Transmitter Loop
 
Telus set up costs
1,000
  
Professional Services
 
Industry Canada brief, CRTC assistance
3,000
  
Studio costs
 
mixer, booms, microphones, computers
6,000
  
lease hold improvements
4,000
  
Contingency
6,000
  
 
 
Total
$37,000
     
 
 


Operating Costs (per month)
 
 
 
Transmitter facilities
 
power, site rental, tower aperture
$100-300
  
Studio Transmitter Loop
 
Telus line lease
50 - 80
  
Operations
 
Non profit society
100
  
Salaries: Management & Staff
1200
  
office costs (telephone, stationary, postage)
200
  
Studio
 
media, building maintenance
200
  
 
 
Total ( highest estimated amount )
$2,080/mo

 

Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 0 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income .............................................$38,000
Increase in Equipment ..............................-22,000
Increase in Startup Costs ..........................-16,000

Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities .........$0.00


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ............$ 1,000

Change in Cash ...........................................0.00

Cash on Hand at end of year .....................$ 1,000

Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 1 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income ..............................................$-13,100
Add Depreciation ..........................................12,000


Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ..........$-1,100


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ................$ 1,000

Change in Cash ............................................-1,100

Cash on Hand at end of year ..........................$ -100


Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 2 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income ................................................$ -9,900
Add Depreciation ...........................................12,000


Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ............$2,100


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ..................$ -100

Change in Cash ..............................................2,100

Cash on Hand at end of year ..........................$2,000

Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 3 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income .................................................$ -7,300
Add Depreciation ............................................12,000


Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ............$ 4,700


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ...................$2,000

Change in Cash ................................................4,700

Cash on Hand at end of year ............................$6,700


Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 4 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income ...................................................$15,300



Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities .............$15,300


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ....................$6,700

Change in Cash ...............................................15,300

Cash on Hand at end of year ...........................$22,000



Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 5 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income ......................................................$12,400



Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ...............$12,400


Cash on Hand at beginning of year .....................$22,000

Change in Cash .................................................12,400

Cash on Hand at end of year .............................$34,400


Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 6 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income .....................................................$14,400



Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ...............$14,400


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ....................$34,400

Change in Cash .................................................14,400

Cash on Hand at end of year .............................$48,800

Gabriola Co-op Radio
pro forma Statement of Changes in Financial Position
For the year 7 ending August 31

Operating Activities

Increase (-Decrease)

Net Income .........................................................$ 1,400



Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities ....................$1,400


Cash on Hand at beginning of year ........................$48,800

Change in Cash ......................................................1,400

Cash on Hand at end of year ................................$50,200

  

3.3


Provide a detailed listing of all the basic underlying assumptions upon which the financial projections in questions 3.1 and 3.2 above have been prepared, including expected inflation rates and whether the projections have been prepared using current or constant dollars.

Inflation remains constant at <3% per year
All reporting is using current dollars
Grant funding achieves $1 in 40 tries success rate.
RDN approves levy based on population of Gabriola.
Theft will not exceed $3,000 per year
Funding and sales estimates are met
We will be taxed at 35% of net income
Revenues and expenses are at cash terms
Start up fund drive meets $38,000 target
We secure a $1,000 no interest overdraft account

4.  MARKETING INFORMATION
4.1 As a basis for revenue calculations, specify the following:

FOR ALL PERSONS
Ages 12+

YEAR 1

YEAR 2

YEAR 3

YEAR 4

YEAR 5

YEAR 6

YEAR 7
 Total Weekly
 Hours of Listening
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.3
0.3
0.3
 Share of Market
 Listening Hours (%)
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
 Reach (000)
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5

4.2
Provide quantitative estimates of the population within the service contours, as well as an estimate of the population within the area to which the station's principal marketing activities will be directed:

 

3 mV/m CONTOUR (FM)
15 mV/m CONTOUR (AM)

0.5 mV/m CONTOUR (FM)
5 mV/m CONTOUR (AM)
 Population
~92,361
~110,000
 Households
~ 38,800
~ 48,000

4.3
Identify the sources from which population data has been obtained. Stats Can (2006)

5.  TECHNICAL INFORMATION
5.1 a) Have all required technical documents been filed with Industry Canada?  Please note that the Commission cannot consider your application further until all documents are filed.

YES (  )
NO ( X ) see Gabriola Radio comments on Application 2007-0363-8

b)
I hereby authorize the Commission to include as part of this application any document or correspondence filed with Industry Canada with respect to this application.

YES ( X )
NO (  )

If NO, explain.

5.2
Provide the following technical information:

 

PROPOSED
OPERATION

NOTE

 Frequency
pending MHz
 MHz for FM
 Channel and Class
pending A1
 pending Applications 2007-0363-8 and 2007-1423-9
 Transmitter power (for AM)

not applicable

 
 MAXIMUM ERP - Effective Radiated Power
 (at beam-tilt angle) (for FM)

pending Watts

  If no beam-tilt is used,
 provide ERP in horizontal
 plane
 AVERAGE ERP - Effective Radiated Power
 (at beam-tilt angle) (for FM)

pending Watts

 If no beam-tilt is used,
 provide ERP in horizontal
 plane
 EHAAT - Effective Height Above Average Terrain

183.7 metres

  FM only
 Antenna and Transmitter Site Coordinates

49o 08' 52" N.
123o 47' 14" W.

  North Latitude
 West Longitude
 Studio Location(s) #9 - 575 North Road
Gabriola Island, BC
  City and, where possible,
 street address 
 Subsidiary Communications (SCMO)/
 Subsidiary Data

YES (  )
  NO (X)

  If YES, specify
 Programming Feed Method(s) program audio lines  Satellite, microwave, fibre
 optic, other (specify)
 If rebroadcasting other station(s),
 identify station(s) rebroadcast		    Call Letters
 Frequency
 Location

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS TO BE APPENDED:

APPENDIX 5A
Maps to following pending outcome of Applications 2007-0363-8 and 2007-1423-9. If the proposed power is more than 50 watts, provide a clearly legible copy of the maps required in the Engineering Brief submitted to Industry Canada, and which show the proposed coverage contours.

In case of proposal for a conversion from AM to FM, provide a comparison of the 5 mV/m AM contour with the 0.5 mV/m FM contour and of the 15 mV/m AM contour with the 3 mV/m FM contour.

The Commission encourages you to submit your proposed coverage area contours in a geographical information system (GIS) compatible file format (for example, .mid./.mif, .tab, .dxf, .dwg, .e00, .shp, .dgn).  Also provide the map datum and projection used.  This file can be submitted by electronic mail at procedure@crtc.gc.ca or on a diskette.

APPENDIX 5B
Documentation supporting the availability of the proposed transmitter site(s).

6.  PROGRAMMING

The following section relates to the programming obligations set out in the Commission's Community Radio Policy in Public Notice CRTC 2000-13 dated January 28, 2000.

Reference should be made to Public Notice CRTC 2000-14 entitled Revised Content Categories and Subcategories for Radio issued on January 28, 2000 for details on content categories and subcategories.

Applicants are reminded that, except where the Commission has provided otherwise in a condition of licence, they must also comply with the regulatory requirements set out in the Radio Regulations, 1986 (the regulations), as amended from time to time.

For the purpose of answering the following section, applicants are reminded that, in accordance with the regulations, a "broadcast week" refers to the total number of hours devoted to broadcasting during the 126-hour period extending from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, for seven consecutive days beginning on Sunday
.


6.1
CONDITIONS OF LICENCE

The applicant will adhere to all conditions of licence stipulated in Public Notice CRTC 2000-157:

YES ( X )
NO (  )

If NO, outline proposal and provide justification for the proposed exception.

6.2
LANGUAGE(S) OF PROGRAMMING

a)
The principal language of programming will be: English

b)
Other languages of programming: French, Aboriginal

Languages

Per broadcast week

Hours

Minutes

% of total programming
 Other official language
 (MAXIMUM)
1
30
1.5
 Languages of Aboriginal
 Canadians (MINIMUM)
30
0.5
 Third-language
 programming(1)
 (MINIMUM)
0
0
0


(1)
Applicants who propose to provide ethnic programming must respond to questions 6.11 and 6.12 (Ethnic Programming).

6.3
HOURS OF BROADCAST

The applicant UNDERTAKES to broadcast 101 hours per broadcast week and not to increase or decrease this number by more than 20% without seeking Commission approval.

6.4
SPOKEN WORD

a)
ONLY TYPE A COMMUNITY STATIONS MUST ANSWER THIS QUESTION

NOTE:
The Commission generally expects Type A stations to devote, during each broadcast week, at least 15% of their programming to Spoken Word, with emphasis on community-oriented Spoken Word.  Specific commitments are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

The applicant UNDERTAKES to devote at least 15% of its programming during each broadcast week to Spoken Word (content category 1) which is comprised of News (content subcategory 11) and Spoken Word - Other (content subcategory 12), as defined in Public Notice CRTC 2000-14, with an emphasis on community-oriented Spoken Word.


YES (  )
NO (  )

If NO, outline proposal and provide justification for the proposed exception.

b)
TYPE A AND TYPE B COMMUNITY STATIONS MUST ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS

i)
The applicant UNDERTAKES to devote, during each broadcast week, a MINIMUM percentage of news time to the following:
 Local News

2% 

 Regional News

1%



ii)
Please list the communities that you consider "local" in your news coverage:

Gabriola, Nanaimo, Cedar, Yellowpoint, Lyaccksun IR#3, Nanaimo River IR#2,3,4, Chemainus IR#13, Nanaimo Town #1 and the Islands of: Valdes, Mudge, DeCourcy, Pylades, Whaleboat, Tugboat, Link, Entrance, Protection, Newcastle.

6.5


MUSIC CATEGORY BREAKDOWN

Please indicate the music mix to be broadcast by the station by specifying the MINIMUM percentage of music in one or more of the subcategories set out below.  The total percentage may not exceed, but need not add up to, 100%.

MUSIC SUB-CATEGORY BREAKDOWN - SPECIALTY FORMATS

MUSIC SUB-CATEGORY

DESCRIPTION

MINIMUM % OF TOTAL MUSIC

21

  Pop, Rock and Dance
10

22

  Country and Country-Oriented
0

23

  Acoustic
2

24

  Easy Listening
2

31

  Concert
4

32

  Folk and Folk-Oriented
8

33

  World Beat and International
8

34

  Jazz and Blues
10

35

  Non-classic Religious
7

6.6
STATION PRODUCTION

The applicant expects to broadcast a MINIMUM of 95:45 (hours:minutes) of station-produced programming during each broadcast week.

6.7
SOURCES OF PROGRAMMING

a)
The applicant proposes to operate as part of a network:

YES (  )
NO (X)

If YES, specify the name(s) of the network(s) and the number of hours (based on 24-hour days) and type of programming to be broadcast per week:

Name

Hours:Minutes

Type (1)
     
     
     
     
     


(1)
Type of programming delivered by network (for example, sports, talk, entertainment, etc.)

b)
The applicant proposes to broadcast programming originating from another station:

YES (  )
NO (X)

If YES, specify originating station:

c)
The applicant expects to broadcast a MAXIMUM of 5:30 (hours:minutes) of acquired programming in a broadcast week.

d)
TYPE B community stations that expect to broadcast network or acquired programming must outline how these programs will complement, but not replace, their local programs:

Our network programming will compliment local programs by providing a context to perform in.

6.8


LOCAL TALENT DEVELOPMENT

Please provide plans for the licence term with respect to the development of local talent, in particular projects to promote and feature music by new Canadian artists, local artists and artists whose music is seldom heard on other stations.


Gabriola Co-op Radio is committed to the development of local and Canadian Talent, and will promote and feature music by new and seldom heard artists.

Typical exposure available to these artists will include:

a. Regular airplay. In addition to a general commitment to broadcast at least 35% of musical selections by Canadian artists, each program host will be encouraged to play at least 5% of musical selections from the new releases of local area artists.

b. Featured exposure on programs. Music programs will regularly feature local and Canadian artists in multiple track sets with significant background information. In addition, the one hour weekly program Localia will focus solely on such artists.

c. In studio appearances. The station will aggressively promote involvement of artists in interview appearances, guest hosting, and live studio performances.

d. Promotion of live performances. The station will encourage local live music by offering extensive free promotion of upcoming local performances.

e. Gabriola Co-op Radio will be, in a sense, a Canadian Talent development enterprise. Through the station, hundreds of Canadians will have free access to a dynamic, creative environment in which to build their management and broadcasting talents. The programming of the station these volunteers operate will in turn, promote the development of individual and cooperative aspirations of the local artistic community.

6.9
VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION

Please describe your current and/or proposed measures to:

a)
facilitate community access to programming;

One of the primary goals of Gabriola Co-op Radio will be to operate an accessible but high-quality training program from which diverse community members will emerge as knowledgeable, responsible, and articulate broadcasters.

b)
promote the availability of training throughout the community;

A semi-annual recruitment drive, featuring extensive on-air and community notices, is expected to bring in approximately 200 volunteers per year.
The training program will have the following principle stages for all volunteers.
A. Volunteer application form: a simple double-sided single page which contains general interest and specific aptitude questions to determine area(s) of skill and interest.
B. General orientation session: two-hour session on station regulations and policies, during which each participant is given the ~50 page volunteer handbook.
C. Departmental training: a series of from one to five two-hour sessions on a selected facet of operations. Although 75% of volunteers are expected to choose programming, others will receive training in radio administration, public relations, promotions, and technical training. There will be no restrictions on volunteers taking multiple streams of training.
D. Training assessment: a specific "test" assignment relating to the volunteer's area of training (ex. A demo tape for programming volunteers, newscast of news volunteers).
E. Departmental placement: a two to four-week opportunity to demonstrate a commitment to, and understanding of the station's mission and operations under the supervision of a department head.

c)
provide for the ongoing training and supervision of those within the community wishing to participate in programming.

Volunteers, under supervision of a small paid staff, will be trained for responsibility of over all production and broadcasting activities. Through the radio licensing component of the station's training program, they will understand the measures required for adherence to the station's conditions of licence. No volunteer will be assigned an on-air programming responsibility without completing the entire training program (see below). Any violation of programming responsibility will be subject to dismissal or progressive discipline depending on the severity of the infraction.
Monitoring daily broadcast operations with respect to the conditions of licence will be the responsibility of a full-time paid staff member. Under supervision of the Station Manager, the Program Director with the assistance of the Music and News Directors will monitor and provide regular reports on programming to the entire Executive Committee.
Once the training program has been completed, the Programming Committee (composed of programming department heads and other department volunteers) will review prospective programs and select new programs to fill any current vacancies.
In addition to the extensive training for incoming volunteers, the station will require participation of each active volunteer in annual "refreshment training" sessions, designed to highlight new station developments and policies, and to discourage a common tendency over time to diminishing diligence.

6.10


INDUSTRY CODES

The applicant accepts, as CONDITIONS OF LICENCE, to adhere to the following codes during all hours of broadcast:

a)
the Canadian Association of Broadcasters' (CAB) Broadcast Code for Advertising to Children (Public Notice CRTC 1993-99 dated 30 June 1993) as amended from time to time and approved by the Commission.

YES (X)
NO (  )

If NO, provide reasons.

b)
the CAB's Sex-Role Portrayal Code for Television and Radio Programming (Public Notice CRTC 1990-99 dated 26 October 1990), as amended from time to time and approved by the Commission.

YES (X)
NO (  )

If NO, provide reasons.

ETHNIC PROGRAMMING
 
Applicants proposing ethnic programming must complete questions 6.11 and 6.12.
 
For more information on ethnic programming, applicants should consult Public Notice CRTC 1999-117 entitled Ethnic Broadcasting Policy, and consequent amendments to the Radio Regulations, 1986, set out in Public Notice 2000-92.

6.11
Market with a local ethnic radio station

The applicant will operate in a market served by an ethnic radio station:

YES (  )
NO ( X)

6.12
Ethnic programming by linguistic category - not applicable

Complete the following table relating to the broadcasting of ethnic and third-language programming.

Please note that a "broadcast week" refers to the total number of hours devoted to broadcasting during the 126-hour period extending from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, for seven consecutive days beginning on Sunday.  Percentages should be based on the total number of hours of programming broadcast by the station in a broadcast week (that is, the total number of hours of programming by the station in a broadcast week may be less than or equal to 126 hours).

Please note that ethnic programming means programming provided in any language, that is specifically directed to any culturally or racially distinct group other than one that is Aboriginal Canadian or from France or the British Isles.  Ethnic programming may be in English, French, a third-language or a combination of languages.  Third-language programming means programming in languages other than French, English or those of Aboriginal Canadians.

In determining the languages of ethnic programming, DO NOT consider music, advertising, station contests and community and emergency messages during a particular ethnic program.  However, in calculating the actual duration of each program, those elements must be counted.

Language in which ethnic programming is provided

Ethnic group to which it is directed

Total duration of this programming per broadcast week
(hours:minutes)

% of the total programming provided during each broadcast week that is devoted to this type of programming
       
       

 
% of the total programming provided during the broadcast week that
 is devoted to ETHNIC PROGRAMMING

  

 
% of the total programming provided during the broadcast week that
 is devoted to THIRD-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

 

SUPPORTING DOCUMENT TO BE APPENDED:

APPENDIX 6A
A copy of the proposed station's weekly programming schedule, as a sample of the type of programming to be broadcast.  This schedule must identify the title of the program, a brief description, the number of the relevant content category (Public Notice CRTC 2000-14) and the origin of the program  (a sample of a block schedule is as follows).


BLOCK SCHEDULE FORMAT

APPLICANT:  ciuf - fm Gabriola Co-op Radio

LOCATION:  Gabriola Island, BC

______________________________________
 

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

  

HOUR

              

HOUR

06:00

 

Gossip Corner

Gossip Corner ( or Daily Bread or Bad Elk Decree)        




Speak Easy  
Daily Bread

06:00

07:00

 

Spanish 101

Gabriola Gourmet
 Spanish 101  
  Bulletin Board
Harvest House

08:00
 

08:30

09:00

 


Flora and Fauna
Gossip Corner or Daily Bread

Music Without Borders

 
Call in speak easy

Wet Jazz
 Bulletin Board

Scat School

Rising Soul

09:00

10:30

 Welcome Wagon  

12:00

 ad hoc-quid pro quo
Network Programing

Avid Readers

12:00

 

psa psa psa psa psa

13:00

 Avid Readers club


Speek essay		 Heart Beat

Women's Music		 Caravan

Island Times 		Feather's
 Backyard Battles Avid Readers
psa 		 
Mainline nettwerk
pop con cull 		neighbours

15:00

 



house special
Alt classical
 Giro

psa

psa


psa

15:00

psa
  On the Bus Gourmet On the Bus szing Blt Pogues
House Rules

16:00

 

17:00

   Bob's your uncle Shale
rant
rant 		Island Time  

18:00

 

Coupe de
Coeur		 Quertz
Into the fire		 Robot Radio Radio Theatre

rant 		Jazz at the Razz

18:00
psa psa psa psa psa psa
Society Reports - minutes and hours

21:00

 

24:00

 Robot Radio

rant

Circuit City
Bedtime stories for Children
audio files and special friends - gabriola tides and tattle sounds

21:00

 

24:00
scratch

In Dusty Transils		 sub
trance 		Electronic Trance

rant 		bad elk anteaters Circuit City



TOTAL HOURS OF STATION-PRODUCED PROGRAMMING: 121 hours

NOTE:  The programming is colour coded as Spoken Word, Category 2, Category 3.

BOOK OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

APPENDIX NUMBER AND NAME

APPENDED
(Yes or No)

E-FILED
(Yes or No)


SECTION 1:  GENERAL INFORMATION


1A

 
Supplementary Brief

Acounting
CRTC Hearing 2007-18 comments
Public Notice - pdf
Public Notice 2 - pdf
Public Notice 3 - pdf
Letters of Support - pdf
Government support - pdf
Provincial Support - pdf
Petititions - pdf
Funding Petition -pdf
Population data (2006) Area B Gabriola
Population data (2006) Nanaimo area
Population data (2006) Nanaimo
Yes
Yes


SECTION 2:  OWNERSHIP


2A

  
Constituting documents - pdf
Yes
Yes


SECTION 5:  TECHNICAL INFORMATION


5A
 Contour Maps (pending Application 2007-0363-8 and 2007-1423-9) CBC view on scarcity
No


No


5B

 
Documentation - Availability of proposed Transmitter Site(s) - pdf

Property documents
Tx site programmers panel pictures
Chernoff Drive pictures
CBC Proposal

 Yes
Yes


SECTION 6:  PROGRAMMING


6A

  
Block Program Schedule
 Yes
 Yes



This document is available in alternative format upon request.
CRTC - New Community Radio 114E (2002-11-21)
version française disponible

 

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