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This
Construction Permit for a new Low Power Television
Station in Marquette, Michigan is to be operated on
channel 45 with a power of 5,000 watts, is available
on a first come-first served basis.
The price of this opportunity is $40,000 payable as
follows: 20% of the purchase price ($8,000) to be
paid as a non-refundable deposit upon the signing
of a purchase agreement and the balance of $32,000
to be paid at closing. The closing will be held after
the Federal Communications Commission approves the
assignment of the Construction Permit to the buyer.
The closing will take place within 10 calendar days
following FCC approval.
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Marquette
County is located in the heart of Michigan’s
beautiful Upper Peninsula along the Southern shores
of Lake Superior.
Demographics
Marquette County is home to about 64,000 people. Marquette
City is the largest with approximately 20,000 residents.
Natural Attributes
Eighty miles of Lake Superior shoreline outline Marquette
County. The “Big Lake” as it is known, is
the largest fresh water lake in the world, making
it a favorite playground of sailors, kayakers, scuba
divers and those who love to fish. There are 30,000
acres of inland lakes, 1,900 miles of rivers and streams,
10 scenic waterfalls, two marinas and a public launch
site, six lighthouses as well as three mountains and
numerous wilderness and recreational areas. In fact,
there is 280,000 acres of land available for public
use.
Economic Advantages
More than 1,000 businesses are located within Marquette
County. The variety of business types is impressive,
everything from quaint family-owned shops to large
corporations such as Cleveland Cliffs Incorporated,
to national brand chains such as Kohl’s, Pier
One Imports, Target and Wal*Mart. The Upper Peninsula’s
regional medical network, Marquette General Health
System, is headquartered in Marquette County as is
Bell Hospital. Marquette is also the home to Northern
Michigan University, a comprehensive university with
an enrollment of more than 9,000 students.
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