WALTER F. ULLOA, THE CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE APPLICANT, IS ALSO THE PRESIDENT OF COSTA DE ORO TELEVISION, INC. ('COSTA'), THE PREDECESSOR LICENSEE OF STATION KSGA-LP, SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA (FACILITY ID NO. 5342). IN A PETITION TO DENY THE APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO COVER A CONSTRUCTION PERMIT (FILE NO. BLTTL-20020806AAB), A PARTY HAS ARGUED THAT COSTA ACTED IMPROPERLY BY FAILING TO ADVISE THE COMMISSION TRHAT THE SAME PARTY HAD FILED A PETITION FOR RECONSIDERATION OF THE GRANT OF THE PERMIT AND CLAIMED THEREIN THAT COSTA HAD ENGAGED IN MISREPRESENTATIONS. COSTA RESPONDED TO THE PETITION TO DENY BY ASSERTING THAT SINCE THE MISREPRESENTATION CLAIMS HAD BEEN DENIED AND THE PERMIT GRANTED, THAT THERE WAS NO PROCEEDING WHERE A CHARACTER QUESTION HAD BEEN LEFT UNRESOLVED OR DECIDED ADVERSELY TO THE APPLICANT. THE PETITIONER HAS PENDING BEFORE THE COMMISSION A REQUEST TO DISMISS ITS PLEADINGS.

UNIVISION COMMUNICATIONS, INC. ('UCI') IS A SHAREHOLDER OF THE APPLICANT. AFTER A SUBSIDIARY OF UCI WAS DECLARED THE WINNING HIGH BIDDER IN THE FCC'S AUCTION FOR A CHANNEL 52 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT AT BLANCO, TEXAS, AN UNSUCCESSFUL BIDDER IN THE AUCTION CHALLENGED A WAIVER REQUESTED IN THE APPLICANT'S APPLICATION. IN ITS REPLY TO THE APPLICANT'S OPPOSITION, THE UNSUCCESSFUL APPLICANT ARGUED THAT STATEMENTS RELATING TO THE WAIVER, 'CROSS THE LINE OF ADVOCACY INTO THE REALM OF MATERIAL MISREPRESENTATIONS,' AND REQUESTED THAT ALL OF THE SUBSIDIARY'S LICENSES BE SET FOR HEARING. THE APPLICATION REMAINS PENDING AS OF THIS DATE.