 Additionally, it was reported that Broadcast Music, Inc. was investigating KMCS over unpaid royalties for songs.In August 1986, Community Service Broadcasting, the competing applicant, proposed a deal by which Charles Babbs would drop his bid to renew KMCS's license in exchange for $10,000 and the FCC would grant the group a new construction permit for a new license to operate 93.9 FM; this application was supported by FCC staff and approved by the Commission's administrative law judge, leading to the end of KMCS and the award of a new construction permit to Community Service.However, the permit did not come to air immediately due to technical problems; after more than 11 years and two sales, the new 93.9 license, KRPH (now KZRD), signed on early in 1998.