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submit/. All comments will become part Operating, LLC for synthetic fuel to be in Rhea County, Tennessee (Tract No. of this docket and will be available for manufactured from coal produced by XTCR–199RE). inspection and copying at the above Hopkins County Coal. E7. Grant of a 5-year term easement, address between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., C7. Delegation of authority to enter without charge, except for e.s.t., Monday through Friday, except into a coal transloading and blending administrative costs, to the Watts Bar federal holidays. An electronic version services contract with Calvert City Utility District for a well, water storage of this document, along with all Terminal LLC for delivery to various tank, and waterlines affecting documents entered into this docket is TVA fossil plants. approximately 3.2 acres of land on available on the World Wide Web at C8. Contract with Cameco, Inc., for Watts Bar Reservoir in Rhea County, http//dms.dot.gov. the supply of uranium trioxide to be Tennessee (Tract No. XTWBR–142E). used as blend stock to convert highly Mary Helen Carlson, E8. Sale of a permanent easement to enriched uranium transferred to TVA Jeff Pearcy for a road and utilities Attorney-Adviser, Office of Legal Adviser for from DOE into low enriched uranium Private International Law, Department of easement affecting approximately 0.53 suitable for use in nuclear fuel at TVA’s acre of land on Reservoir in State. Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant. Edmund T. Sommer, Jr., Decatur County, Tennessee (Tract No. C9. Supplements to contracts with XGIR–938H). Chief, Division of General and International Adecco, Midpoint International, Inc., Law, Office of the Chief Counsel, Maritime E9. Grant of a permanent easement, and Westaff to continue staff without charge, except for payment of Administration, Department of augmentation engineering and technical Transportation. administrative costs, to the State of support services for all TVA Tennessee for highway improvement [FR Doc. 02–7120 Filed 3–22–02; 8:45 am] organizations. BILLING CODE 4710–08–P purposes affecting approximately 1.1 E—Real Property Transactions acres of land on Melton Hill Reservoir E1. Public auction sale of in Anderson County, Tennessee (Tract TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY approximately 554 acres of TVA land on No. XTMHR–20H). the Hartsville Nuclear Plant Site E10. Grant of a permanent easement, Sunshine Act; Meeting Reservation for industrial/commercial without charge, except for payment of administrative costs, to the Bond Agency Holding the Meeting: development purposes only in Trousdale and Smith Counties, Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund, Inc., for Tennessee Valley Authority (Meeting a cemetery expansion affecting No. 1538). Tennessee (Tract No. XOHNP–2). E2. Sale of noncommercial, approximately 1.6 acres of land on Time and Date: 9 a.m. (CST), March nonexclusive permanent easements to Cedar Creek Reservoir in Franklin 26, 2002. Johnny and Lynn Solomon (Tract No. County, Alabama (Tract No. XTBCCER– Place: Trousdale County Courthouse, XTELR–224RE) and Michael and Nancy 2CE). 200 East Main Street, Hartsville, Huddleston (Tract No. XTELR–225RE) E11. Grant of a permanent easement, Tennessee. for construction, operation, and without charge, except for payment of Status: Open. maintenance of private water-use administrative costs, to the Alabama Agenda facilities affecting approximately .08 Department of Conservation and Natural acre of land on Tellico Reservoir in Resources for general governmental and Approval of minutes of meeting held storage space purposes, affecting on January 22, 2002. Monroe and Loudon Counties, Tennessee. approximately 7 acres of land on New Business E3. Grant of permanent and temporary Wheeler Reservoir in Limestone County, Alabama (Tract No. XTWR–108B). C—Energy construction easements, without charge, except for payment of administrative E12. Public auction sale for C1. Sale at public auction of two coal costs, to the city of Jefferson City, commercial development purposes of leases on the TVA Illinois Coal Reserves Tennessee, affecting approximately 2.2 approximately 4.1 acres of land on the and delegation of authority to the acres of land on Cherokee Reservoir in Muscle Shoals Reservation in Colber Executive Vice President, Fossil Power Jefferson County, Tennessee (Tract No. County, Alabama (Tract No. X2NPT– Group, to administer and amend the XTCK–66S), for a sewer line and pump 16). leases to maximize royalty income to station. F—Other TVA. E4. Grant of a permanent easement for C2. Contract with Martin Marietta a substation, without charge, except for F1. Approval to file condemnation Aggregates for limestone supply for payment of administrative costs, to cases to acquire transmission line . Appalachian Electric Cooperative easements of rights-of-way affecting C3. Contract with Vulcan Materials affecting approximately 8.8 acres of land Tracts Nos. HCVB–1, –2, –43, –45, –47, Company for limestone supply for on Cherokee Dam Reservation in –49, –51, –54, –68, –71, –55 and –76, Widows Creek Fossil Plant Units 7 and Grainger County, Tennessee (Tract No. Hanceville-Bremen Transmission Line 8. XTCK–65SS). in Cullman County, Alabama, and C4. Contract with KenAmerican E5. Modification of deed restrictions Tracts Nos. SEM–1, –3, –38, and –29, Resources, Inc., for coal supply for affecting approximately 11.9 acres of Sturgis-Eupora Tap to Maben Paradise Fossil Plant Units 1 and 2. former TVA land on Chickamauga Transmission Line in Choctaw and C5. Contract with Liberty Coal Reservoir (a portion of Tract No. XCR– Webster Counties, Mississippi. Company, LLC, for coal supply for 188) in Rhea County, Tennessee. Information Items Shawnee Fossil Plant Unit 10. E6. Grant of a permanent easement, C6. Extension of Contract No. without charge, except for 1. Approval of the renewal of the CO0107–01 with Hopkins County Coal, administrative costs, to the city of Regional Resource Stewardship Council LLC for coal supply for Widows Creek Dayton, Tennessee, for recreation charter for an additional 2 years. Fossil Plant Units 7 and 8 and award of purposes affecting approximately 91.5 2. Approval of the extension of a contract to Synfuel Solutions acres of land on Chickamauga Reservoir Contract No. CO0036–01 with AEI

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Resources, Inc., for coal supply to Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20591. blanket. In both cases, the blanket Widows Creek Fossil Plant. Or deliver comments to: Federal ignited and rapid propagation of flame 3. Approval of an amendment to the Aviation Administration, Room 815, was observed. Business Practice entitled ‘‘The 800 Independence Avenue, SW., The Federal Aviation Administration Acquisition and Disposal of Fossil Fuels Washington, DC 20591. Comments must (FAA) does not require flammability and Related Transportation and identify the TSO file number. testing of airline blankets. Therefore in Storage’’ to standardize and streamline FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. light of the above incident, the U.S. TVA’s fuel acquisition process and to Hal Jensen, Technical Programs and National Transportation Safety Board reflect recent changes in the strategic Continued Airworthiness Branch, AIR– asked the FAA to develop a fire alignment of the Fossil Power Group. 120, Aircraft Engineering Division, performance test method and 4. Approval of an amendment to the Aircraft Certification Service, Federal performance criteria for blankets Business Practice entitled ‘‘The Sale or Aviation Administration, 800 suppled to commercial airline operators. use of Coal Combustion By-Products Independence Avenue, SW., At that time, many airlines used and Related Services’’ to reflect recent Washington, DC 20591, FAX No. (202) changes in the strategic alignment of the 267–5340. blankets that met only the FAA vertical Fossil Power Group. Bunsen burner test criteria specified in For more information: Please call Comments Invited Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations TVA Media Relations at (865) 632–6000, Interested persons are invited to § 25.853. However, this test may be Knoxville, Tennessee. Information is comment on the proposed TSO listed in inappropriate as a measurement of also available at TVA’s Washington this notice by submitting such written ignitability for certain types of blankets Office (202) 898–2999. People who plan data, views, or arguments as they desire since the polyester blankets involved in to attend the meeting and have special to the above specified address. the Northwest Airlines B727–200 fire needs should call (865) 632–6000. Comments received on the proposed met the test criteria. Anyone who wishes to comment on any technical standard order may be In March 1996, the FAA’s Technical of the agenda in writing may send their examined, before and after the comment Center completed the development of a comments to: TVA Board of Directors, closing date, in Room 815, FAA flammability test for blankets. The Board Agenda Comments, 400 West Headquarters Building (FOB–10A), 800 Technical Center published its report Summit Hill Drive, Knoxville, Independence Avenue, SW., and included it in the FAA’s Aircraft Washington, DC 20591, weekdays Tennessee 37902. Materials Fire Test Handbook. In August except Federal holidays, between 8:30 Dated: March 19, 2002. 1996, the FAA issued Flight Standards a.m. and 4:30 p.m. All communications Information Bulletin for Air Maureen H. Dunn, received on or before the closing date General Counsel and Secretary. for comments specified above will be Transportation (FSAT) 96–11 that [FR Doc. 02–7153 Filed 3–20–02; 4:25 am] considered by the Director of the recommended that air carriers replace old blankets at the end of their service BILLING CODE 8120–08–M Aircraft Certification Service before issuing the final TSO. life with blankets that met these new FAA-developed standards. Background DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FSAT 96–11 expired in August 1997, This TSO is proposed to provide and industry no longer had an FAA- Federal Aviation Administration minimum performance standards for the approved flammability standard for flammability characteristics of blankets aircraft blankets to reference. Therefore, Flammability Test Method for Aircraft to be used for passenger comfort in the FAA is issuing Technical Standard Blankets aircraft cabins. Order (TSO) C152, Flammability Test On November 28, 1993, the pilot of a AGENCY: Federal Aviation Method for Aircraft Blankets. Northwest Airlines B727–200 aircraft Administration. declared an emergency after a fire was How To Obtain Copies ACTION: Notice of availability for public reported in an overhead stowage bin. comment. The fire was noticed just as the aircraft A copy of the proposed TSO–C152 may be obtained via the Internet, SUMMARY: This notice announces the was being pushed back from the loading gate at Dorval International Airport. The http://www.faa.gov/avr/air/ availability of and requests comments 100home.htm, or on request from the on a proposed Technical Standard fire was extinguished by crew members and all passengers were safely office listed under ‘‘For Further Order (TSO) pertaining to a Information Contact.’’ Copies of flammability test method for aircraft evacuated. The stowage bin involved in the fire Advisory Circular (AC) 20–115, Radio blankets. The proposed TSO prescribes contained a personal carry-on bag and Technical Commission for Aeronautics, the minimum performance standards five 100 percent polyester airline Inc., Document RTCA/DO–178, AC 25– that aircraft blankets must meet to be blankets in two separate piles. The 17, Transportation Airplane Cabin identified with the marking ‘‘TSO– blankets were supplied by two different Interiors Crashworthiness Handbook, C152.’’ manufacturers. Upon completion of and DOT/FAA/CT–89/15, ‘‘Aircraft DATES: Comments must identify the their investigation, the Transportation Materials Fire Test Handbook,’’ may be TSO file number and be received on or Safety Board (TSB) of Canada obtained from the U.S. Department of before June 7, 2002. determined that the original source of Transportation, Subsequent Distribution ADDRESSES: Send all comments on the fuel for the fire was the 100 percent Office, SVC–121.23, 3341 Q 75th proposed technical standard order to: polyester airline blankets. This Avenue, Landover, MD 20785. Technical Programs and Continued conclusion was based on TSB testing of Department of Transportation (DOT) Airworthiness Branch, AIR–120, a section of unburned blanket. In their Specifications may be purchased from Aircraft Engineering Division, Aircraft first test, a lit match was placed at the the U.S. Department of Transportation Certification Service, Federal Aviation edge of the blanket. In their second test, Records Center, 400 7th Street SW, Administration, 800 Independence a lit match was placed on top of the Washington, DC 20590.

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