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Federal Register/Vol. 70, No. 141/Monday, July 25, 2005/Notices Federal Register / Vol. 70, No. 141 / Monday, July 25, 2005 / Notices 42587 MPS) OR Coast 9, U.S. 101, MO127.61, Windham County Russell Family Historic District, 35, 65, 85 N. Depoe Bay, 05000823 Butterfield House, 204 Main St., Grafton, Central, 228, 334 Robin Hill, 101 Rocky Creek Bridge No. 01089, (McCullough, 05000806 Russwood, Alexandria, 05000839 C.B., Major Oregon Coast Highway Bridges Grafton Post Office, 205 Main St., Grafton, South Central Historic District, Bounded by MPS) Otter Crest Loop Rd., U.S. 101 05000807 Broad St., Tallpoosa St., Cherokee Rd., frontage road, MP F130.00, Otter Rock, Bishop St., Franklin St., Willow St., 05000824 [FR Doc. 05–14549 Filed 7–22–05; 8:45 am] Alexander City, 05000840 Yaquina Bay Bridge No. 01820, (McCullough, BILLING CODE 4312–51–P CALIFORNIA C.B., Major Oregon Coast Highway Bridges MPS) OR Coast 9, U.S. 101, MP141.67, San Bernardino County Newport, 05000821 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Euclid Avenue, From 24th St. in Upland to Philadelphia St. in Ontario, Upland and Multnomah County National Park Service Ontario, 05000843 Hiberian Hall, (Eliot Neighborhood MPS) 128 COLORADO NE Russell, Portland, 05000826 National Register of Historic Places; Malarkey, Herbert and Elizabeth, House, Notification of Pending Nominations Chaffee County 1717 SW Elm St., Portland, 05000827 and Related Actions Hutchinson Ranch (Boundary Increase), 8911 Northwest Fence and Wire Works, 400 NE W U.S. 50, Salida, 05000847 11th Ave., Portland, 05000828 Nominations for the following FLORIDA Tillamook County properties being considered for listing Manatee County Wilson River Bridge No. 01499, or related actions in the National Jordan, Rufus P., House, 760 Broadway St., (McCullough, C.B., Major Oregon Coast Register were received by the National Longboat Key, 05000844 Highway Bridges MPS) OR Coast 9, U.S. Park Service before July 2, 2005. 101, MP 64.23, Tillamook, 05000825 Pursuant to § 60.13 of 36 CFR part 60 ILLINOIS written comments concerning the PENNSYLVANIA Boone County significance of these properties under Montgomery County the National Register criteria for Lampert—Wildflower House, 410 E. Lincoln Ave., Belvidere, 05000870 Roberts and Mander Stove Company evaluation may be forwarded by United Buildings, Roughly along Jacksonville Rd., States Postal Service, to the National Cook County Tanner Ave., and Lincoln Ave., Hatboro, Register of Historic Places, National Central Park Theater, 3531–39 W. Roosevelt 05000799 Park Service, 1849 C St. NW., 2280, Rd., Chicago, 05000873 Cornell Square, (Chicago Park District MPS) SOUTH DAKOTA Washington, DC 20240; by all other carriers, National Register of Historic 1809 W 50th St., Chicago, 05000875 Codington County Illinois Institute of Technology Academic Places, National Park Service,1201 Eye Campus, Roughly bounded by 31st St., Barr Farmstead, 15539 444th Ave., Florence, St. NW., 8th floor, Washington DC State St., 325th St. and the Dan Ryan 05000831 20005; or by fax, 202–371–6447. Written Expressway, Chicago, 05000871 TENNESSEE or faxed comments should be submitted Purple, George E., House, 338 Sunset Ave., by August 9, 2005. LaGrange, 05000845 Benton County John W. Roberts, Du Page County Reynoldsburg—Paris Road, 5.0 mi. NE of Grand Theater, 123 N. Hale St., Wheaton, Camden off Chestnut Hill Rd., Camden, Acting Chief, National Register/National Historic Landmarks Program. 05000872 05000803 ALABAMA Iroquois County Coffee County Baldwin County Prairie Dell Meetinghouse, Jct. of 2550 East Crouch—Ramsey Family Farm, (Historic and 2150 North Rd., Iroquois, 05000846 Family Farms in Middle Tennessee MPS) Stuart, Henry, House, 22787 AL 98, 3016 Hickory Grove Rd., Summitville, Montrose, 05000841 Pike County 05000830 New Philadelphia Town Site, Address Calhoun County Restricted, Barry, 05000869 Fayette County Cooper, Davis C., House, 301 Main St., Bolivar—Somerville Stage Road, Herron Dr., Oxford, 05000835 Tazewell County Stewart Rd., 4.0 mi. SW of Whiteville, Denhart Bank Building, 101 Washington Sq., Jackson County Whiteville, 05000802 Washington, 05000874 Townsend Farmhouse, Cty Rte 34, E side, 0.8 Hardeman County mi. N of Cty Rte 234, Hollywood, 05000838 MARYLAND Hatchie River Ferry, End of Big Bend Ln, 1.0 Marshall County Montgomery County mi. S of TN 15, Bolivar, 05000800 Company E of the 167th Infantry of the Moreland, 7810 Moorland Ln., Bethesda, Sequatchie County Alabama National Guard Armory, Rayburn 05000877 Hill Road at the Cumberland Plateau, W. of Ave., Guntersville, 05000842 MASSACHUSETTS Fredonia Rd., 1.0 mi NW of downtown Russell County Berkshire County Dunlap, Dunlap, 05000801 Hurt, Joel, House, Church St., Hurtsboro, Wahconah Park, 143 Wahconah St., VERMONT 05000834 Pittsfield, 05000878 Addison County Tallapoosa County Plymouth County Cornwall General Store, 2635 VT 30, Seth Avondale Historic District, Bet. Rose Ave. District 7 School House, 565 Main St., Warner Highway, Cornwall, 05000804 and Scott St., Hillabee St. and 7th St., Hanson, 05000876 Alexander City, 05000837 Chittenden County North Central Historic District, Bet. Hall and Suffolk County Robarge, John B. Duplex, Summer, Warren and Hillabee, Warren and Home for Aged Couples, 409, 419 Walnut 58–60 N. Champlain St., Burlington, Ridgeway, MLK and Hillabee, Alexandria Ave. and 2055 Columbus Ave., Boston, 05000805 City, 05000833 05000879 VerDate jul<14>2003 14:21 Jul 22, 2005 Jkt 205001 PO 00000 Frm 00057 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\25JYN1.SGM 25JYN1 42588 Federal Register / Vol. 70, No. 141 / Monday, July 25, 2005 / Notices MISSOURI TEXAS SUMMARY: In accordance with the Gentry County Bexar County Federal Advisory Committee Act, the California Bay-Delta Public Advisory Fence at Alamo Cement Company, (Sculpture Peery, Samuel and Pauline, House, 1105 N. Committee (Committee) will meet on Hundley St., Albany, 05000881 by Dionicio Rodriguez in Texas MPS) 7300 Jones Maltsberger Rd., San Antonio, August 10, September 7, October 12, St. Louis Independent city Vashon and November 9, 2005. These meetings Community Center, 3145 Market St., St. 05000861 Fountain at Alamo Cement Company, will focus on the State’s intense effort to Louis (Independent City), 05000882 (Sculpture by Dionicio Rodriguez in Texas fulfill the Governor’s mandate for an MONTANA MPS) 7300 Jones Maltsberger Rd., San independent fiscal and management Antonio, 05000862 Beaverhead County review of the CALFED Bay-Delta Heubner—Onion Homestead and Stagecoach Program by the end of 2005. Discussions Hecla House, Approx. 11 mi. W of Glendale Stop, 6613 Bandera Rd., Leon Valley, 05000860 will include a refocus of CALFED on on Trapper Creek Rd. #188, Melrose, resolving conflicts in the Delta, priority 05000885 Collin County setting, and development of an action Lewis and Clark County Plano Station, Texas Electric Railway, 901 E plan to finance CALFED over the next 15th St., Plano, 05000856 Gilpatrick—Root House, 604 Dearborn Ave., 10 years. Helena, 05000883 Dallas County DATES: The next four Committee meetings will be held on Wednesday, NEW JERSEY Seagoville School, 306 N. Kaufman St., Seagoville, 05000857 August 10, 2005; Wednesday, Essex County September 7, 2005; Wednesday, October Harris County Route 1 Extension, US 1 and 9 milepoint: 12, 2005; and Wednesday, November 9, Aviary at the Houston Zoo, (Sculpture by 51.25–54.55, NJ 139 milepoint 0–4.5, 2005 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If reasonable Dionicio Rodriguez in Texas MPS) 1513 N. accommodation is needed due to a Newark, 05000880 McGregor, Houston, 05000858 disability, please contact Pauline Nevins Hudson County Jefferson Davis Hospital, 1101 Elder, Houston, 05000859 at (916) 445–5511 or TDD (800) 735– Van Wagenen House, 298 Academy St., 2929 at least 1 week prior to the Jersey City, 05000884 Polk County meeting. McCardell, William Keenan and Nancy OHIO Elizabeth, House, 705 N. Beatty, ADDRESSES: These meetings will be held Clinton County Livingston, 05000863 at the John E. Moss Federal Building located at 650 Capitol Mall, 5th Floor, Silk City Diner #4655, 303 Washington St., Tarrant County Sacramento, California. Sabina, 05000848 Vaught House, 718 W. Abram St., Arlington, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 05000864 OREGON Keith Coolidge, California Bay-Delta Trinity County Lane County Authority, at 916–445–0092, or Diane Red Schoolhouse, Old, 100 W. San Jacinto, Buzzard, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, at Lowell Grange, 51 E 2nd St., Lowell, Trinity, 05000865 916–978–5022. 05000849 VERMONT SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Washington County Committee was established to provide Windham County Mertz, C.W., Rental House #2, (Taylor advice and recommendations to the Process Hollow Concrete Wall Grafton Distric Schoolhouse No. 2, Secretary of the Interior on Construction in Forest Grove, Oregon MPS) (Educational Resources of Vermont MPS) implementation of the CALFED Bay- 217 Main St., Grafton, 05000868 1933 16th Ave., Forest Grove, 05000852 Delta Program. The Committee makes Parsons, John and Elsie, House, (Taylor VIRGINIA recommendations on annual priorities, Process Hollow Concrete Wall Richmond Independent city integration of the eleven Program Construction in Forest Grove, Oregon MPS) elements, and overall balancing of the 1825 Mountain View Ln., Forest Grove, Virginia State Library, 1111 E. Broad St., Richmond, 05000867 four Program objectives of ecosystem 05000853 restoration, water quality, levee system Taylor, Dr. W.R. and Eunice, House, (Taylor A request for a MOVE has been made for the following resource: integrity, and water supply reliability. Process Hollow Concrete Wall The Program is a consortium
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