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Program Executive Offices from (9) Stratford Army Engine Plant, (Area code) commer- Aviation-Troop Command, St. Louis, Connecticut. Installation cial No. Missouri, to form the Aviation & Missile FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For Command. Savanna Army (13) Tobyhanna Army Depot, further information regarding these Depot Activity, IL . (815) 273±8701 Seneca Army Pennsylvania, receiving: core missile environmental impact analyses, please contact the Public Affairs Office of the Depot, NY ...... (607) 869±1235 guidance system workload from Sierra Army Depot, Letterkenny Army Depot, Pennsylvania; affected installations or the appropriate higher headquarters as indicated below: CA ...... (916) 827±4343 and Common-Use Ground- Stratford Army En- Communication Electronics from (Area code) commer- gine Plant, CT ..... (810) 574±6584 McClellan Air Force Base, California. Installation cial No. Sudbury Training b. An Environmental Impact Annex, MA ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 Statement is planned for Fort Leonard Anniston Army Tobyhanna Army Wood, Missouri, receiving: U.S. Army Depot, AL ...... (205) 235±6281 Depot, PA ...... (717) 894±7308 Military Police School and U.S. Army Bayonne Military Chemical School from Fort McClellan, Ocean Terminal, Dated: September 19, 1995. Alabama. NJ ...... (201) 823±6351 Raymond J. Fatz, c. Environmental Assessments are Bellmore Logistics Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Activity, NY ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 planned for property disposal actions at Army, (Environment, Safety and Big Coppett Key, FL (404) 669±5607/5686 Occupational Health) OASA (IL&E). the following closure locations: Camp Bonneville, [FR Doc. 95–23606 Filed 9–21–95; 8:45 am] (1) Bellmore Logistics Activity, New WA ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 York; Camp Kilmer, NJ .... (404) 669±5607/5686 BILLING CODE 3710±08±M (2) Big Coppett Key, Florida; Camp Pedrick-town, (3) Camp Bonneville, Washington; NJ ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 (4) Camp Kilmer, New Jersey; Defense Distribution DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (5) Camp Pedericktown, New Jersey; Ctr, Memphis, TN (901) 775±6753 (6) Defense Distribution Depot, Defense Distribution Draft Waste Management Ogden, Utah; Ctr, Odgen, UT ... (801) 399±7828 Programmatic Environmental Impact (7) Detroit Army Tank Plan, Michigan; Detroit Army Tank Statement Plant, MI ...... (810) 574±6584 (8) East Fort Baker, California; Detroit Arsenal, MI . (810) 574±6584 AGENCY: Department of Energy. (9) Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico; East Fort Baker, CA (404) 669/5607/5686 ACTION: Notice of Availability. (10) Fort Dix, New Jersey; Fitzsimons Army (11) Fort Greely, Alaska; Medical Center, SUMMARY: The Department of Energy (12) Fort Holabird, Maryland; CO ...... (303) 361±3192/3952 (DOE) announces the availability of the (13) Fort Missoula, Montana; Fort Belvoir, VA ...... (703) 805±5001 Draft Waste Management Programmatic (14) Fort Pickett, Virginia; Fort Bliss, TX ...... (915) 568±4505 Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) Fort Buchanan, PR . (404) 669±5607/5686 (15) Fort Totten, New York; for public review and comment. The (16) Hingham Cohassett, Fort Chaffee, AR .... (501) 484±2905 draft PEIS has been prepared in Massachusetts; Fort Detrick, MD ..... (301) 619±2018 accordance with the requirements of the (17) Kelly Support Center, Fort Dix, NJ ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 National Environmental Policy Act Pennsylvania; Fort Greely, AK ...... (907) 873±4661 Fort Holabird, MD ... (301) 677±1361 (NEPA) of 1969; Council on (18) Letterkenny Army Depot, Fort Huachuca, AZ . (602) 533±2752 Environmental Quality regulations Pennsylvania; Fort Jackson, SC .... (803) 751±7650 implementing NEPA, 40 CFR Parts (19) Recreation Center #2, North Fort Leonard Wood, 1500–1508; and DOE NEPA Carolina; MO ...... (314) 563±4013 Implementing Procedures, 10 CFR Part (20) Red River Army Depot, Texas; Fort McClellan, AL .. (205) 848±3643/6716 1021. The draft PEIS evaluates waste (21) Rio Vista Army Reserve Center, Fort Meade, MD ..... (301) 677±1361 California; Fort Missoula, MT .. (404) 669±5607/5686 management strategies and siting (22) Seneca Army Depot, New York; Fort Monmouth, NJ (908) 532±6031 alternatives for each of five waste types: (23) Sierra Army Depot, California; Fort Pickett, VA ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 high-level waste; transuranic waste; and Fort Ritchie, MD ..... (301) 878±5729 low-level waste; low-level mixed waste; (24) Sudbury Training Annex, Foprt Totten, NY ..... (404) 669±5607/5686 and hazardous waste. The public is Massachusetts. Fort Wainwright, AK (907) 353±6706 invited to comment on the draft PEIS Hingham Cohassett, d. Environmental Impact Statements during a 90-day public comment period, MA ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 which starts on the date of this Notice. are planned for property disposal Kelly Support Cen- actions at the following closure ter, PA ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 ADDRESSES: Requests for information locations: Letterkenny Army about and copies of the draft PEIS (1) Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal, Depot, PA ...... (717) 267±5102 should be directed to: Center for New Jersey; McAlester Army Environmental Management (2) Defense Distribution Depot, Ammo Plant, OK . (816) 421±2191 Information, P.O. Box 23769, Memphis, Tennessee; Oakland Army Washington, D.C. 20026–3769, 1–800– (3) Fitzsimons Army Medical Center, Base, CA ...... (510) 466±3021 736–3282 or in Washington, D.C.: 202– Recreation Center Colorado; # 863–5084. 2, NC ...... (404) 669±5607/5686 Written comments on the draft PEIS (4) Fort Chaffee, Arkansas; Red River Army (5) Fort McClellan, Alabama; Depot, TX ...... (903) 334±3143 should be mailed to the following (6) Fort Ritchie, Maryland; Redstone Arsenal, address: U.S. Department of Energy, (7) Oakland Army Base, California; Huntsville, AL ...... (205) 876±4161 Waste Management PEIS Comments, (8) Savanna Army Depot Activity, Rio Vista Army Re- P.O. Box 3790, Gaithersburg, MD Illinois; and serve Center, CA (404) 669±5607/5686 20885–3790. Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 184 / Friday, September 22, 1995 / Notices 49265

For information on the DOE National Alternatives Considered treatment because they most closely Environmental Policy Act process, The draft PEIS evaluates treatment, approximate DOE’s proposed Site contact: Carol M. Borgstrom, Director, storage and/or disposal alternatives for Treatment Plans, under the Federal Office of NEPA Policy and Assistance five types of radioactive and/or Facility Compliance Act. However, (EH–42), U.S. Department of Energy, hazardous waste in DOE’s existing ongoing negotiations with regulatory 1000 Independence Avenue, S.W., inventory and waste to be generated authorities regarding the proposed Site Washington, DC 20585, (202) 586–4600 from DOE’s operations over the next Treatment Plans may affect this or leave message at 1–800–472–2756. twenty years. Due to the complexity and preference. Availability of the draft PEIS: Copies unique management requirements of of the draft PEIS have been distributed Invitation To Comment each of the waste types, the draft PEIS to Federal, State, and local officials, as The public is invited to submit contains separate analyses of each waste well as agencies, organizations and written and oral comments on any or all type as follows: High-level waste; individuals who may be interested or portions of the draft PEIS. Example transuranic waste; low-level waste; low- affected. Copies of the draft PEIS and topics on which DOE welcomes level mixed waste (containing supporting technical reports are also comments include: the technical radioactive and hazardous components); available for public review at the adequacy of the document; what and hazardous waste. locations listed at the end of this Notice. alternatives DOE should select upon Four categories of management DATES: The comment period on the draft completion of the document; and what alternatives are considered. The No criteria DOE should use in making these PEIS will continue until December 21, Action (status quo) alternative would 1995. Comments postmarked after that selections. provide a baseline for comparing other DOE will hold a series of eleven date will be considered to the extent alternatives. The Decentralized practicable. public hearings according to the alternatives would maintain waste schedule provided at the end of this SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: management activities essentially at the section. In general, these meetings will sites of generation. The Regionalized Background be supported by a televideo link with alternatives would provide for fewer DOE Headquarters in Washington, D.C. On October 22, 1990, DOE issued a locations at which waste is managed, This approach will allow DOE Notice of Intent (55 FR 42633) to and the Centralized alternatives would Headquarters officials to efficiently prepare the Environmental Restoration consolidate waste management participate in the meetings in an and Waste Management Programmatic activities at one or two sites. Within interactive forum with the public. The Environmental Impact Statement. DOE each category, there are a number of session format will provide for identified the proposed action as subalternatives for each waste type. The collection of written and oral comments follows: ‘‘to formulate and implement alternatives analyzed for each waste and will enable the public to discuss an integrated environmental restoration type encompass the following activities. issues and concerns with DOE and waste management program in a • Storage of high-level waste; managers. Participants who wish to safe and environmentally sound manner • Treatment and storage of speak at the hearings are asked to and in compliance with applicable laws, transuranic waste; register in advance by calling the regulations and standards.’’ The Notice • Treatment and disposal of low-level following toll-free number: 1–800–736– of Intent identified two separate sets of and low-level mixed waste; and 3282. Requests to speak that have not alternatives to be evaluated, one for • Treatment of hazardous waste. been submitted prior to the hearings environmental restoration and one for will be handled in the order in which waste management. The public Preferred Alternatives they are received during the meetings. comment period on the Notice of Intent The draft PEIS identifies DOE’s DOE’s responses to comments received extended from October 22, 1990 to preferred management alternatives for during the public comment period will February 19, 1991, with 23 public three of the five waste types, as follows: be presented in the final PEIS. scoping meetings at various locations • The No Action (status quo) across the country. alternative is preferred for the treatment Schedule of Public Hearings The availability of a draft of hazardous wastes, which would October 17, 1995—Aiken, SC Implementation Plan for the PEIS was continue the extensive use of 6:00–10:00 pm eastern time, SR Highway 1A, announced on February 4, 1992 (57 FR commercial facilities for non- Building 703–41A (Yellow Room), Aiken, 4193), and after six public workshops, wastewater hazardous waste and on-site SC 29802, Contact: Andrew Grainger, 803– the Plan was completed in January 1994 treatment of hazardous wastewater at 725–1523 and made available to the public (59 FR DOE sites. 7990, February 17, 1994). Subsequently, • DOE prefers to continue to store October 24, 1995—Oak Ridge, TN DOE concluded that it would be high-level waste on-site at the Hanford 6:00–10:00 pm eastern time, Lockheed inappropriate to make programmatic site, Idaho National Engineering Martin Technology Transfer Bldg., 701 decisions regarding environmental Laboratory, and the Savannah River site, Scarboro Road, Room 240, Oak Ridge, TN 37831, Contact: William Gilbert, 423–576– restoration strategies because such pending disposal in a geologic 1817 cleanup decisions primarily reflect site- repository. This preferred alternative and/or project-specific conditions. The can be accommodated under either the October 25, 1995—Idaho Falls, ID draft PEIS now considers DOE-wide No Action, Decentralized, or 6:00–10:00 mountain time, 8:00–12:00 management strategies for five types of Regionalized alternatives. DOE does not eastern time, Technical Support Annex, radioactive and/or hazardous wastes yet have a preference as to where West 1580 Sawtelle Dr., Room 133, Idaho Falls, and analyzes alternative sites at which Valley Demonstration Project high-level ID 83403, Contact: Kenny Osborne, 208– the wastes could be managed in the waste, once vitrified, will be stored, 526–0805 future. This approach is consistent with pending disposal in a geologic October 25, 1995—Boise, ID the alternatives outlined for waste repository. 6:00–10:00 mountain time, 8:00–12:00 management in the PEIS • The Regionalist Alternatives are eastern time, Simplot Micron Instructional Implementation Plan. preferred for low-level mixed waste Technology Center, 1910 University Drive, 49266 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 184 / Friday, September 22, 1995 / Notices

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Desmond Drive, SE., Lacey, WA 98503, Presentation and Discussion on Any person desiring to be heard or to 206–407–7097, M F 8am–5pm Proposed new Strategy make any protest with reference to said U.S. Department of Energy Public Reading Public Comments (10 minute rule) application should on or before October Room, 100 Sprout Road, Room 130W, 10, 1995, file with the Federal Energy Richland, WA 99352, 509–376–8583, M F Public Participation 10am–5pm Regulatory Commission, Washington, The meeting is open to the public. DC 20426, a motion to intervene or a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 Written statements may be filed with 6th Avenue, HW–070, Seattle, WA 98101, protest in accordance with the 206–553–1388, M F 8:30am–4:30pm the Committee either before or after the requirements of the Commission’s Rules University of Washington, Government meeting. Members of the public who of Practice and Procedure (18 CFR Publications, Suzzallo Library, Seattle WA wish to make oral statements pertaining 385.214 or 385.211) and the Regulations 98195–2900, 206–685–9855, M Th 9am– to agenda items should contact Albert under the Natural Gas Act (18 CFR 8pm; F 9am–5pm; Sat 9am–5pm Opdenaker at the address or telephone 157.10). All protests filed with the Gonzaga University, Foley Center, East 502 number listed above. Requests to make Commission will be considered by it in Boone, Spokane, WA 99258, 509–328–4220 oral statements must be received 5 days ext. 3829, M Th 8am–12am; F 8am–9pm; determining the appropriate action to be prior to the meeting; reasonable taken but will not serve to make the Sat 9am–9pm; Sun 11am–12am provision will be made to include the Issued in Washington, D. C., September 13, protestants parties to the proceeding. statement in the agenda. The Any person wishing to become a party 1995. Chairperson of the Committee is Jill E. Lytle, to a proceeding or to participate as a empowered to conduct the meeting in a party in any hearing therein must file a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Waste fashion that will facilitate the orderly Management, Environmental Management. motion to intervene in accordance with conduct of business. the Commission’s Rules. [FR Doc. 95–23492 Filed 9–21–95; 8:45 am] Minutes Take further notice that, pursuant to BILLING CODE 6450±01±P The minutes of this meeting will be the authority contained in and subject to available for public review and copying the jurisdiction conferred upon the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Office of Energy Research within 30 days at the Freedom of Information Public Reading Room, I– by sections 7 and 15 of the Natural Gas Fusion Energy Advisory Committee; 190, Forrestal Building, 1000 Act and the Commission’s Rules of Notice of Open Meeting Independence Avenue, S.W., Practice and Procedure, a hearing will Washington, D.C., between 9:00 a.m. be held without further notice before the AGENCY: Department of Energy. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Commission or its designee on this ACTION: Notice of open meeting. except Federal holidays. application if no motion to intervene is filed within the time required herein, if SUMMARY: Pursuant to the provisions of Issued at Washington, D.C. on September the Commission on its own review of 19, 1995. the Federal Advisory Committee Act the matter finds that permission and (Public Law 92–463, 86 Stat. 770), Rachel Murphy Samuel, approval for the proposed abandonment notice is given of a meeting of the Acting Deputy Advisory Committee are required by the public convenience Fusion Energy Advisory Committee. Management Officer. and necessity. If a motion for leave to [FR Doc. 95–23568 Filed 9–21–95; 8:45 am] DATES: Thursday, October 12, 1995, 9:00 intervene is timely filed, or if the a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; and Friday, October BILLING CODE 6450±01±P Commission on its own motion believes 13, 1995, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. that a formal hearing is required, further notice of such hearing will be duly ADDRESSES: Renaissance Washington Federal Energy Regulatory given. D.C. Hotel, 999 Ninth Street, N.W., Commission Washington, D.C. 20036. Under the procedure herein provided [Docket No. CP95±751±000] for, unless otherwise advised, it will be FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: unnecessary for HIOS to appear or be Albert L. Opdenaker, III, Executive High Island Offshore System; Notice of represented at the hearing. Assistant, Office of Fusion Energy, ER– Application 50, GTN, U.S. Department of Energy, Lois D. Cashell, Washington, D.C. 20585, Telephone: September 18, 1995. Secretary. 301–903–4941. Take notice that on September 13, [FR Doc. 95–23512 Filed 9–21–95; 8:45 am] 1995, High Island Offshore System BILLING CODE 6717±01±M SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: (HIOS), 500 Renaissance Center, Detroit, Michigan 48243, filed in Docket No. Purpose of the Meeting [Docket No. CP95±748±000] CP95–751–000 an application pursuant The Committee will receive a new to section 7(b) of the Natural Gas Act for charge from the Department and will Natural Gas Pipeline Company of permission and approval to abandon a begin the process of organizing itself to America; Notice of Application transportation service currently being complete the necessary work. rendered to Transcontinental Gas Pipe September 18, 1995. Tentative Agenda Line Corporation (Transco) which was Take notice that on September 11, authorized in Docket No. CP75–104, et 1995, Natural Gas Pipeline Company of Thursday, October 12, 1995, and Friday, al., all as more fully set forth in the America (Natural), 701 East 22nd Street, October 13, 1995 application on file with the Commission Lombard, Illinois, 60148, filed in Docket Executive session for FEAC members and open to public inspection. No. CP95–748–000 an abbreviated Presentation of new FEAC members Specifically, HIOS proposes to application pursuant to section 7(b) of Presentation of new charge to FEAC abandon firm service rendered under its the Natural Gas Act, as amended, and Presentation of the President’s Rate Schedule T–16 to Transco by Sections 157.7 and 157.18 of the Federal Committee of Advisors on Science & exercising its option to terminate the Energy Regulatory Commission’s Technology (PCAST) results related service agreement upon (Commission) regulations thereunder, Presentation on FY 1996 Budget expiration of the primary term. for permission to abandon an