Middleburg Hts covering all the bases?

I just saw the following license update for Middleburg Hts. Fire.

PW KLI266
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, CITY OF
[THE APPLICANT IS A MUNICIPAL FIRE DEPT. THE RADIOS WILL BE USED TO DISPATCH EMERGENCY PERSONNEL.]
Control Point 1 - 15800 BAGLEY RD MIDDLEBURG, HEIGHTS OH 440-243-1313
(link)
03/17/2015 License Modified
(transaction log)
1 - 15800 BAGLEY RD, MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS (CUYAHOGA) OH [Structure: Building] (map)
[Antenna 1 - HTT: 18.0m, HAAT: 25.0m]
154.28 FB Ant: 1 100p 100e Units: 1 Pagers: 25 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
154.31 FB Ant: 1 100p 100e Units: 1 Pagers: 25 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
2 - 18697 BAGLEY RD, MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS (CUYAHOGA) OH [Structure: Building] (map)
[Antenna 1 - HTT: 28.0m, HAAT: 15.0m]
154.31 FB2S Ant: 1 100p 130e Units: 1 Pagers: 25 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
3 - 19700 JEFFERSON, MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS (CUYAHOGA) OH [Structure: Tower] (map)
[Antenna 1 - HTT: 30.0m, HAAT: 27.0m]
154.31 FB2 Ant: 1 100p 130e Units: 1 Pagers: 25 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
4 - OH Land mobile control station meeting 20 rule
153.77 FX1 Ant: 1 5p 5e Units: 1 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
5 - s_ o_ Other:VIC:MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS OH
154.28 MO Ant: 1 50p 5e Units: 40 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
6 - 16.0 km radius around fixed location 1
153.77 MO Ant: 1 5p 5e Units: 40 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
153.83 MO Ant: 1 10p 10e Units: 40 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E
154.31 MO Ant: 1 50p 50e Units: 40 11K2F1E 11K2F3E 4K00F1E 7K60FXD 7K60FXE 8K10F1D 8K10F1E

4K00F1E 6.25 kHz voice NXDN (IDAS, NEXEDGE)
7K60FXD 2-slot DMR (Motorola MOTOTRBO) TDMA data
7K60FXE 2-slot DMR (Motorola MOTOTRBO) TDMA voice
8K10F1D P25 Phase I C4FM data
8K10F1E P25 Phase I C4FM voice (P25 mode in RadioReference.com Database)

this makes me wonder lol

I've been seeing more of these shotgun approaches to emission designator licensing. The frequency coordinators charge the same fee if you request one emission type or a dozen so there's no incentive to only request what's actually in use..

If your license gets granted and you want to add a new emission type in the future you get hit with coordination fees again, so it creates another reason to just request everything under the sun to future proof the license.