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FY 2018 Bureau Log Generated by EFTS at Tue May 15 14:18:03 EDT 2018 923 Records in This Log 5/15/2018 https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 FY 2018 Bureau Log generated by EFTS at Tue May 15 14:18:03 EDT 2018 923 records in this log. =========================================================================================================================================== = FOIA Number Request Date Receipt Date Completion Date Requester Name Bureau Status =========================================================================================================================================== = Subject =========================================================================================================================================== = OS-2018-00007 October 02, 2017 October 02, 2017 Townsend Margaret OS Open 1. All records mentioning, including, and/or referencing when the final reports shall be published in the Federal Register and on agency websites per M-17-24, ¿Guidance for Section 2 of Executive Order 13783, Titled ¿Promoting Energy Independence and Economic Growth¿¿ issued May 8, 2017 (¿OMB Memo¿); 2. All records of the final reports submitted pursuant to the OMB Memo that were to be finalized and provided to OMB per M-17-24 by September 24, 2017; (CONTINUED BELOW) OS-2018-00002 September 28, 2017 October 02, 2017 Saeger Chris OS Open Access to and copies of digital correspondence involving any of the following officials between September 13, 2017, and September 28, 2017: Secretary Ryan Zinke, Chief of Staff Scott Hommel, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management Katherine MacGregor, Press Secretary Heather Swift. Specifically, I request (continued below) OS-2018-00010 October 02, 2017 October 02, 2017 Saeger Chris OS Open Access to and copies of all AQD-91 forms submitted by Secretary Ryan Zinke or any other individual in the Immediate Office of the Secretary at any point since and including March 1, 2017. OS-2018-00004 August 17, 2017 October 02, 2017 February 27, 2018 Valentine Gary OS Completed Copy of the appraisal report SJRRP Reach 3. OS-2018-00005 September 20, 2017 October 02, 2017 March 01, 2018 Finestone Beth OS Completed Copy of appraisal for SJRRP Reach 3 #D17PX00329. OS-2018-00006 October 02, 2017 October 02, 2017 November 02, 2017 Kenney Brett OS Completed DOI Headquarter Visitor Logs for July, August and September, 2017 and any communications regarding the Coquille Indian Tribe's request to place 2.42 acres into trust in Medford, Oregon that was sent or received during Calendar Year 2017. OS-2018-00008 October 02, 2017 October 02, 2017 Moss Bradley OS Open 1) Instructions or guidelines ¿ including verbal instructions memorialized in writing ¿ relied upon by the DOI with respect to the use of information originally collected under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, including the circumstances in which such information can be used in criminal proceedings; 2) To the extent that the information does not fall within the scope of category #1, instructions or guidelines ¿ (CONTINUED BELOW) https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 1/134 5/15/2018 https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 OS-2018-00053 October 02, 2017 October 03, 2017 October 27, 2017 Pruitt Bob OS Completed Information regarding the Ryckman Creek Resources Gas Storage operation in the Nugget formation under WYW 180405 in Uinta Co. Wyoming. Any data reported on the operation, including current rates charged by the BLM for injection and withdrawal of stored gas; injected and withdrawn quantities, with breakdowns on native gas/oil production, together with any audit reports, inspection reports, or gas accounting issues. OS-2018-00012 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 Ruch Jeff OS Open Any communications to or from Secretary Zinke concerning this idea or about other possible management changes to any unit of CHIS. Specifically, we request the following: 1. Any communications to or from Secretary Zinke and the Interior Office of the Secretary (IOS) concerning a demonstration ranch or other change in use or management of any unit of CHIS; and (CONITNUED BELOW) OS-2018-00011 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 Dillon Lauren OS Open All travel vouchers generated by or on behalf of Secretary Ryan Zinke, from March 1, 2017 to September 30, 2017. The records I request are similar in content and purpose to GSA's SF-1012 "Travel Voucher," used to record dates, destinations and costs of official business travel. All requests for authorization for use of a government-owned or private, non-commercial aircraft generated by or on behalf of Secretary Ryan [See Notes] OS-2018-00015 September 19, 2017 October 03, 2017 Katzenmeyer Kacey OS Open All communications from January 1st, 2017-present with Aurelia Skipwith, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Fish, Wildlife and Parks, regarding the adjustment of any National Park or National Monument boundaries. OS-2018-00013 September 28, 2017 October 03, 2017 Jones Sam OS Open All documents, records, and information related to contracts awarded between 2008-2014 from your department to: Qualcon Contractors, Inc.; Carlson Construction, Inc.; B. Carlson Construction, LLC; Genoa Share, LLC; Bill Eric Carlson; or Sharon Marie Carlson, and all communications, including any attachments, between 2008-2014 between your department and U.S. Senator Dean Heller or Then-U.S. Representative Dean Heller, or (CONTINUED BELOW) OS-2018-00016 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 November 29, 2017 Touchton Margaret OS Completed Any correspondence to your agency from or on behalf of former Montana State Representative Matt Rosendale (Jan. 2011- Jan. 2013), any correspondence to your agency from or on behalf of former Montana State Senator Matt Rosendale (Jan. 2013-Jan. 2017), any correspondence to your agency from or on behalf of current Montana State Auditor and Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Matt Rosendale and the Office of the Montana State Auditor (Jan. 2017-present)-All including electronic correspondence. OS-2018-00014 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 October 25, 2017 Tobias Jimmy OS Completed Any and all correspondence or documents related to correspondence between secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, or his staff or representatives, and Bill Foley, the chairman of Fidelity National Financial, or his staff or representatives. This request seeks records from February 2017 to the present. OS-2018-00019 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 Girard Leslie OS Open A copy of the contractual agreement between the Department of Interior and Monster, Inc., including: any modifications, the solicitation for the follow on to this contract, and copies of contracts awarded resulting from the solicitation. https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 2/134 5/15/2018 https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 The contract was recompeted in FY17, with a Target Award Date of May 1, 2017 and contract end date of April 1, 2022. OS-2018-00017 October 03, 2017 October 03, 2017 October 26, 2017 Tobias Jimmy OS Completed Any and all correspondence or documents related to correspondence between the International Bottled Water Association, or its representatives or lobbyists, and secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, other political appointees in his office or his support staff. This request pertains to records produced between February 2017 and the present. OS-2018-00024 October 04, 2017 October 04, 2017 Atkinson Katherine OS Open Copies of the following agency records: 1. All agency records identifying members of the Senior Executive Service to whom the Department issued directed reassignment memoranda from January 20, 2017 through the date of your response to this request. 2. All agency records related to William Woody from January 1, 2017 through the date of your response to this request. 3. All emails to or from any of the individuals listed below (CONTINUED BELOW) OS-2018-00083 October 04, 2017 October 04, 2017 Evers Austin OS Open 1. All emails between the Immediate Office of the Secretary and the Office of the Director of the Bureau of Land Management regarding any events or projects in or issues related to Montana. 2. All emails in (i) the Immediate Office of the Secretary, (ii) the DOI Office of Communications, or (iii) the DOI Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs that include any of the following terms: a. Troy b. Downing c. Yellowstone d. Big Sky (continued below) OS-2018-00022 October 03, 2017 October 04, 2017 Parti Tarini OS Open All records compiled in response to the House Oversight Committee's Sep. 26, 2017 letter related to "senior officials' use of government-owned aircraft or private non-commercial aircraft for official and personal travel." I request all such records compiled as of the date you conduct the search for responsive records, regardless of whether the records have been sent to the committee. According to the letter sent to all agencies, the committee has requested information (CONTINUED BELOW) OS-2018-00081 October 05, 2017 October 05, 2017 November 08, 2017 Tobias Jimmy OS Completed [D]ocuments related to meetings or correspondence between officials and staffers at the DOI's Office of the Secretary, and any of the following individuals: Nancy McNally of the lobbying firm Van Ness Feldman LLP; Sean Taylor of Van Ness Feldman; Jonathan Simon of Van Ness Feldman; and/or Alan Mintz of Van Ness Feldman. This request only seeks records that pertain to the National Park Service's "water bottle ban", also known as PM 11-03. [See Notes] OS-2018-00048 October 05, 2017 October 05, 2017 Stack Alex OS Open The passenger manifest for a Dept. of Interior flight that occurred in late August of 2017, possibly on August 24th. According to news reports, Sec. Ryan Zinke took a flight to and from Montana to speak about the Lolo Peak Fire and was accompanied by USDA Sec. Sonny Perdue, access to the passenger manifest for the flights to and from Montana for this specific trip. OS-2018-00051 October 05, 2017 October 05, 2017 Dillon Lauren OS Open from January 20, 2017 to March 31, 2017: https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 3/134 5/15/2018 https://efoia.ios.doi.gov/efts/printlog.jsp?FY=2018 All e-mails (including attachments) exchanged between the following list of staff in the U.S.
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