; (B) include as part of the common local programming broadcast under subparagraph (A) a substantial amount of particularized local content; (C) maintain a broadcast studio in the station’s community of license for each license so received; (D) file with the Commission a quarterly disclosure of all programming broadcast under subparagraph (A) during the period covered by the disclosure, which— (i) shall include a separate list of programming included under subparagraph (B) with a detailed explanation of how that programming satisfies the requirements of subparagraph (B); and (ii) the Commission shall make publicly available; and (E) when developing the programming described in subparagraphs (A) and (B), or any public service announcement broadcast on the channel of the licensee, consult with community leaders and members of the general public in the market served by the station. (3) Effect of changes to ultra high frequency station If a licensee that holds a license issued under paragraph (1)(B) changes from a very high frequency commercial television broadcast station to an ultra high frequency commercial television broadcast station— (A) the licensee shall ensure that the change does not affect any special service obligation imposed on the licensee because of the fact that the licensee received the license under that paragraph, without regard to whether the Commission imposed the obligation— (i) by rule or order; or (ii) as part of the grant or renewal of the license; and (B) the Commission may not directly or indirectly reduce or eliminate the special service obligation described in subparagraph (A) because of that change. (4) Definition In this subsection, the term particularized local content means programming— (A) aired on a commercial television broadcast channel by a licensee that receives a license under paragraph (1)(B)